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Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

u will H. sssa w l6s dsssrlp,loa
u the eJepips rsoseedisgs ~hish
wb copy hom the Jlmplscaie, that
a military commission 10 nov To-
session for the trial OF the long con.
haed prisoners A. Jenasoa. wl.iis
il,is tribunal may deal oui even
handed Justice 10 the prisoners, and
IL, IL seoms 10 DO conceded. esnip0.
ed Of intelligent, gentlsmanly, iAir
minded men; yet We cannot fall 10
sae that the usurpaticn OF the sword
still continues, and that tribunal
unknown 10 the Constitution ms q
court for the trial Of civilians. alta
In time Of profound peace, aud in
a State which the Supreme Court
decides has peycr been out Of the
Union; and whose citizens are sh-
tailed 10 the enjoyment OF all the
rights aud the projection OF all the
safe guards which that instrument
perports 10 throw around the citi,
sens; sits In solemn ] Judgement upon
the iives ofthese citizens, IN deiisncb
Of vested rights; in open disregard,
or 10 may be called ooutcmpt OF Con.
stitution and laws-rof that great
writ Of Habeas Corpus WHICH tho Ba-
rons Of Epglafit wrung from the I'M
willing reservAli5h u Ring gSSs,
and which we have bscn accustomed
10 swear by, o. . Mohammendan Is
accastomsd TO svsar by-the Prophet
Of his faith, Allah, II Allah-God Is
still great, but Habeas Corpus Is no
lohgcr The representative Of Liberty
in America-and Liberty poor Lib.
riy-wBbsb statue surmosnts nil
our State Houses, and whose image
gives beauty 10 all our public edit
ces-our coin, our ayuitolle plcturcs;.
Ayel even, 70 our very dreams Of
perfect beauty-poor Goddcss, she
is now dethronod, and thcrc Is mont
SO poor rs 10 do hor roverenccl So
DO III We havo long since bowed 10
tho inovitble; and the Liberty wo
worship is tho Liberty, Of our
thoughts, which no power can dis
place. All else ia gonet ,..
i tsSsnnF tcisrksviiis Standard.
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A Curious SroRY.-Mishigan D,

A CURIOUS ,SToRY.--Michigan pa.
,pors state that young man named
George Dcnslow,j livihg near Rome
Center in that State, dfeamed on
the, night of March ID. That no was
deaf and dumb, and on waking was
mortified to afindthatho toald Mother
speak nor hcar.n From, that limb till
tho 4th Of May, hfty three days, he
remained totally deaf and dumb.
On tho evening pfIthat day, while
returning from tho field where be
had been at work, an, odd feeling
came oyer him, and he was obliged
to lean against the Nhee forsupport.
Presently he heard bird sing, and
he found also that his voice had re-
turned to him. During this suspen-
sion of'yoice and hearing he had en-
ioyeduncolnhonly good health. 10
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

/ Tho c,onrention I oftbe gijn;scopal
Church ia now in session in f4aIyes.
III 30 III ,i5aiS
% On Thur,d,y iast Professor .aJ Ohm
Rnsonhnra of aG rant, and Profes-
sor r t. S,ySncnot nj a nst;n ! we're
orla;nS,t Dsacons INA Rev TRen;o.
m;nS'A Rorcrs Rsctor ofSi Dnvid's
Chnrch If Snstin nrcacinr ths or.
d;n s, i '..rn,on n nd nresent;ng the
canJ;datos
nA-S aNT
'aH,I[JIJl ., :, - : = NJ - z.
~ ~ - a.A i,e,,t sn;d ~ MT t Ison, ~
W oi'Iu oo sr 49, .,onos s.or,
wild Z" n"N'y w ''o'S, 0.oPee
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.EcLIrsE OF THE SuN.-Wo af6 70
-. - alt. r Al - ..... a., -. >. 70

.EuLIsE OF THE SUN.-Wo afo u
have two eclipses of the sun during
the present year. The first will take
place on tho 23d Of July, but will
only be partial, and Invisible IN
this country On August 1Tth a
total eclipse of tho sun occurs, This
will be the most interesting that
has been Witnessed in tho United
States for MANY years, and will not
happen again until the last year OF
the century. The shadow Of the
earth will commence crossing the
suns disc about half past four
in the afternoon, and w4ll not entire
-ly pass over it until nearly halfpass
SIN. .-. ia .gta- t,f.s f..- t#-s# srf f..- ID
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

DoS'r sUIr.-Dana, Of tho New
York Sun, don't praise Grant, al
though Grant appointed him up.
.praiscr. Hear him. u-Ia a5r.-oc
Grant is 10 be pitiod. Poor fellow,
he's like the yellow dog,in the me
nagrie-ho Is too small for lion,
he don't lduk like q tiger, and no
body ,wnnts W 500 q dog. His cabi.
net don't suit Tho, people, his APP
pointments don't please tho Senate,
and politicians imposed on him.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

The crops of this lection of coun
tfy'are' looking as fine us could be
expected, from the quantity Of rain
we have had. Tho Corn looks fine,
and in a good fix to grow, though
smnewhat behind the usual time
for corn. Cotton il looking fine,
but small, and bids fair for a fine
yield, by q continuance of the sea
sons. Wheat is being, harvested,
but affected with the rust. aE IN
! am INN thH IKaiifttaf1 Sthr. Doth ult. 4
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.s1-we refer the reader, and particular

.BB-we refer the reader, and particular
ly stock ucrJ to. tie bitter from our old
time friend !Jaspar w Johuson, formerly of
Kaufman. Jasper is one of our old time
friends whom, we can with great confidence
recommend to the Stock dealer who is 60
ing to kansas this sddfmcr. We know him
to be reliable in every respect and take
pleasure in presenting to our render any
thing that may come from his pen. i,,.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

.0BsTRucTIoxs REMOVED sRes me TRns
TF.-we are happy TO say thai . huge OBJ
struslion in the shape o. . cat Gen weigh
ing IS pounds was removed frcm he Trim
ny river this week. The saliis Haynes bs,
nov cicsr emanuel aud can cone up .,
rtceise freight. ia s1tss.iis s-'t-s.s.
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sPECiAL NOTICES.

m.l..-.,.. ri,,s.-iaais.i.ish b Il DE bot.
isua 0fs isrss psefssiiea u hs.s. siiAsa'ss $40
10 eoapiis.,si. mere ~ isss. .iA an % ,hs~- hss
NY. ,Asr. 4 Psiillis ipslss he q IN polles.rs
r,,rs. whssAr ~ process b -.nissssa b. is''
ef.ps-ti.s. ssslii,y. asisi,ses. irsxaa1i,S % fi
lss.ls. sisfss.s Il the stomach. epsfsssist tnsf
eating, hs.a.shs. sisssy slss, vertigo. % b. all
,lsss sss..ii.a, uptiSsAr.s ri,is ave 'AseassAi.s
s.saal-,As rsnsAJ NE, ss'sr, hiis' sSia b. ell
praSsisis.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

n
- -ZG1
A LAEQE PUBLio HALL IN DALLAs.A
We arc glnd to announce that there is
come .prospectsof Dallas shaving Public
ian, for entertainment, &C., worthy Of
our rising and prosperous town. pro-
jcct is on foot, which seems to be meeting
with success, 10 srOct on tho P0blic'squars,
n three story brick building, 50xl00 feet.
The first story is designed for store rooms
the second to be ono large hall for public
entertainments, meetings, &c., and tho
third for the several branches Of the
masonic fraternity. The building is to be
erected BY d joint stock company, aud We
are very sure that il built IL will be good
iinvcs,1aen e J Dallas has long needed Just
such building, and. cannot much lougsr
do without II. W Hope and believe tbht
fihe project viii be pressed forward to uliii'
mate success. All persons interested in
the matter, and, wishing to become mem-
bers of the company, can learn full partic-
ulairs by applying to our young friend Jos.
L.Flsher, at Clark & Bryan's store, who
has. the, papers, and will take pleasure in
explaining the whole project. Call on him.
s74As-- -s-a.~l.f- q 4---H
GRACE GREExwooD, has sold her "Litle
Iass,iast 20 Alfred r. Sow web & Co., Publis-
hers of HTusI LITTLE ConronAL, I" of Chicago
The Pilgrim has been published us chill
drcn's magazine for over fifteen years, and
,sll Ila.s q q ..Ig,l s..... ~ z, t,iig :, !.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Kansasietters. state that IS, 5O6
Danes are expected 10 settle during
the coming semuer on the line Of
The Kansas Pacific railway. Five
thcusaBd Of them have already ar
ffved lsr-- a $500 II Il .r..I
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Hayti protests against the ap-
pointncnt cf negro minister 70
that court. What set Of copper
heads tbose Hfytisn negroes are2
They do MOI even appreciate the
privilege Of being black.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Among the income tax returns
pubIised in the Washington paper
sccursthe following: "U. s. Grant,
eJ66sD ~ --r ~ -e
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Gnrxs Cons.--James Sheppard, Esq- 81
this place showed us m car Of ripe green
corn, few days ago, grown in his garden.
Pretty early, "a s,fCEM5Lyss
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

p6r We have on file for publication an
other letter from our gifted correspondent,
JAS. r. SKILEs Esq.,, on "The Past, the
Present md the Future of the United
States which We design presenting 70 our,
reslers in our next issue. -. - = ~
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

s6 The closing annual Exercises q
Dallas Female lInstit'fe, win commence
Monday Jone % programme next week.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

paT We call attention Tor sl,e card Of
Gso.f. Afford B yeA Cotton asd Wool
Fsctsrs, Receiving and General oon,nissjcn
Merchants, Galveston, TsEas, m today $
rapsr, cHfr Vac, yeKt spf ING. frm n
,ety esssbs%siy ma shSbAtay Nm 4 in
a, a.. --~t;.- Al sbs -st.ts.-- 80 vurr-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

pF~ Attention is called TO the advertise
mest- Of Geo. ". .Eweil, headed -sWanied
Immedia,elyiil in tosday's psPerF
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asLsessrs NOTICES.


Ia. ~ HAT ~ili PSs.sA E-sulsTly Ia Dallas "a
ia safh,usaih $500. .- ~
raofssrAst Ertsov.I cHuRnL-
ssTsire gill ~ hsla 10 VI sseF, sssd.l AsEaiAs a
70, al ,,,. 70 81 ~ H., 2 I.
~ ssms TseHi a s'rlsss A. n, E.n-. 10 :
AETuOpIsr EPIsQorAL cpukeH.-Rssul.'
. -.ss aFs MI ss~Ey sa1tsya.t n e'sissk A, n
At .arly candle light SABBATH ssheaiA' -'--'
aIsa'Slsrk a, N,
am sG,ieoI. pREsbyfERIAS GHuRour 49,
MIL ArbpNALD. titpFy>fh 81 ns teaHhs'.ss
90 The ihisI spa LaTih sAliAih IN ~>sh H'sHlh,
CUNBERtAsp rnfsbfrEhiAs enrhch.-
Re-, a }, ltspss rss~. s'n r.ss :. $40 80, 90
psas,a s.s,-fhs 10 s.sk sssili sna HIS. u, y,
n'ss, On sAsas.l saa hnA sAsl.,As' Ia the sAA''
R.,. N. W. Hasa. .sii r'--sh -fa,..'y. Q, the
cL,i,',.s< -. ,.-''-'' - the sd and ~ $40
I,,s, ?, s,s s,I ,-s.s. n. ah s.bb.,h Il sssi
msI,s a. sss.ias IN tsid. az ,
N1sIsI,y cssscs~sse. ~ e.
pAll,s ps-rpir.-ruiss nssss sr qeis'fEif
HNksusss Fes sns r.Hiw -
n,.. Jay s.a e. ut s,, S.,'. Ia,
p.li.. c.letsa Mls.loa-Juiy is,h-a' p0naid''
p.aIes c,,ssi,cJui, iI,A aud is.i'--.' willow
n.,,.r cissu,,--Ja,y a,h and ssih--s, nr,Ad :,
sc,sss cirenis--Jaiy sist aid Aasss, ist-A'h ef'
tarss Sexual fteuses % 80 80 -,
G.lnss,siis cIssuit-AaKast Ith and sih-at shiieh
sherman cirsais- August isn anu sss :, m.n,as
MoKinnsy cireuis- Ausast y. aud ssars' san,a.
sherm an statiou--- August .sth aud @nh-e shsf'
man. w..c. yovso, rfessd'ns tlasI.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

p5- Tie risestorial and aquatic portions
Of eur coumunity have bad thsir labors
aBub izntfy feFsrasl Ibis week. Some q
the finest fsh we have seen dis season,
have bssp brought. into market, and added
smother lu-tIy = q. iorg 81 y vsgsia-
ias. trzt ror snsEs ear tables Iissrnny
sr6.n IN GOD things
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

The superior advantages of this Gin are:
LIST. III, enhapces tin xulNc off The lcetspn
gindcd on III fully @ceAJpcr pdiinn, By IN
proving the staple.
%. Tho quaint ~ ofcot ton ginned in agi,
ven time is hiich greater 4hah by afy bilier
gin OF an cqtai number Of shws. a gin OF
eighty saws turns out ten bales por day,
i Sd, It,separat les from the clifton more dust
and ffioles, andileayes II clearsr from nap
than aniy 'otket gih Made. "ii + "a 'Nn sh
4thgThep cffsetrof the steel brushSis 10
stfaightefi out the lintAremoving al the
kinks and knots- rcausingaitto undergo a
partial carding process The performance
of this at the State Fair OF Mississippi IN
1857, is thus noticed by the Planter and Me-
ehanie, published at Jackson;
\ "The Cotton Gin Of Gullett, Gladncy & &C. excited
much wonder among the cotton planters, being capa,
bic of turning out Ii bales per day. Tho samples oil
cotton exceeded in beauty, softness and freedom from
man, any that we ever looking more like smooth
bats from pair " common cotton cords than samples
from a.cotton, gir." ont.tnuul dao.,A
6th. The roller bcAnhot lte brsEeh by
feeding.
9th. It is made in o superior style Of
workmanship; strcrs snd sttetaniial, with
iron ends, under the personal supervision
of the patentec, and with the most complete
machinery. Every one is tested before be-
fore being sent from tho factory.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

-fr5H spsak ,kiagz. sot words,
said CfcnEeil lr
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-06-12

Reported 10 me az. sstrays by, Lewis D.. Long.
Comfy Commissioner, the following animals, viz:
One BAY ygLLEY,2 or s years old, u hands
brh, Lranaed1 Bn Tho right shoufdcr. S''.''''
! Ono SORRE n, MARE, Z or 8Iycarsg old, IL hands
high, star in NIsliead, branded I Fon left shout
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

A WoMAx's RIGHrs WoxAN.-Miss
Olive Logan, the pink of women's rights
WOMEN. is ROW taking her ease at Long
Branch, and some impudens scrlbbler
has taken the liberty ofgetsing up . pen
photograph Of her looks and habits. He
says: ~ =. Y
Olive is getting handsomer and ruddier
every day. She gets up every morning
at five o'clock, aud walks four miles be.
E,re breakfast, all alone. After breakfast
she puts on brown linen Snit, and goes
down to the beach to bathe in the
Bloomer costume, She is the best
swimmer Of her sex, so fars paddles,
floats, treadS water, dives swims back
ward, and scares the bathing-master hy
going way out where the sharks are.
After the bath she puts on blue dress.
and plays billiards for two hours. to the
establishment of the billiard marker. who
swearS he never saw the like Then sne
puts on gorgeous silk for dinner, and
after dinner she goes out driving. and
the way she handles the ribbons is a
caution to Grant. In the evening she
puts on satin dress, with long train,
and al befurbelo we'd with rcd velvet
and yellow lace. and goes to some hotel
where there is hop, and here she comes
out even stronger than in bath. billiards
or bowling along the avenue. AT eleven
e'clock she comes. home, pnts on a: suit
of brown merinor aud Whites woman,s
rights till bed lime, , -sr.,.,. ..,.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

A YoUNa Man TAXES Two YEARS
Nap. AwAEENS. AND ASKS, us BREAK.
FAST READY I'VE are Informed that &
young man living in the lover par, OF this
county was taken sick about two years
ago. and fell into deep sleep, from
winch e only awake about two weeks
>ince. The first expression he made use
Of on coming to was "i> breakfast readv?"
just as though he had been asleep
hut one night. A physician had been
attending on him ali the time, aud hap
peued in just after he awoke. On walking
mp to the he'd. he called the patient by
name, remarking That you must feel
better. rs your checks have more color
to " hich he replied BY asking, who are
You" On being Informed that he was a
physician who had been attending him
constantly for two years. be could hard
ly believe his senses. During his sleep
he was foai regularly with spoon victulss
aS though he was conSricuS. He is now
mp e'j"ying good health, and h''>ils- -en-
gsged in trying II get events Of the last
Two years posted up IN his mind. that
he may unite them with the past and
present. lie has II distinct recollection
.f everything up to the time of his
going 10 >leep. We have heard no ex.
PLANTATION Of this case of Rip Van Wink
lei>m:- Madison (ind.) Courier, 2sth
-t,lr. ..>@'' go. ''' $50 =
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

- BaBr's LlSES-An intelligent young
mnthcs inquired <t'me days since how
>he couhl hest -preSeIv We her chill$' linen
s,lean aud sweet when changed frequent
~ during the day. | directed her new
er tn dry It by the FIRE. but in the sun
and open air If the weather permitted.
You thus not only avoid Satnrating the
:i,r of voar rooms with the volatile and
I,oisnhaHs gases driven ont Of the linen.
hut the sui n<'rarS have powers of clear.
>iag and. di>infeeting. which artificial
heat has not, and viii purify aud pre-
serve the linen. She followed my direc--
lions, but a> is too often the practice.
d,iel and aired i, in the nursery window.
Her !astiiin,iS husband retl,onStrated in
VAIN. against this un>eemly: exposure.
Believing that II sh" saw her PRACTICE ~
others saw il she would d,.Si<t, be so di.
rectef Their afternoon walk as to bring
the nursery window into full vi.w fSom q
central part Of the town. stopping ab
rtip,t, he pointed 10 the offending sl;nen
tapping crnspicaously in ;-,tsu; breeze.
and, asked i.sarcastically :, My dear, what
is that displayed S.fr.,n our. window ?"
"Whr,," She proudly replied, that is
the flag of.our union!'' Conquered ny
thi< pungent retort, lie saluted the flag
with a swing Of his bat, and pressing his
wifr's arm .cinser within his own, sung
as they walked shomeward: ss's .,r:r..F
~ =. .: ..7"And long may it wave" @,i-'5r.a
!, IAN Eminen, Ply sician in Hearth and
Home. So. -'. en-: - = -
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

VERY SISGULAR.-From Bells. Station,
reun.. { une the particulars Of a most
singular phenomenon. William Rowell
was struck suddenly deaf and dumb, a
few days ago, when en- route to Memphis
from his place of residence. Out of
mere sport, when newsboy came round
and offered him Paper, he fcigned to be
ho,h deaf and dumb. and in this way
annoyed the vender. The newsboy pass
ed on, but the unfortunate joker never
spoke acaih. When he brgan 10 realize
the extent Of his misfortune, he got off
the train, bound for Memphis, at MaSon's
depot, aud took the tirst train. On the
cars, he inlulged in loud lamentations
aud, as if screly distressed. On his ar
rival home, as soon as he stepped out on
the platform, he seized pencil and a bit
nf paper from q citizen. and wrote,
'.strurk dumb on account of Ny follv,"
and continued weeping 10 most piteous
tones.-NaShville Banner.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18
Here ard There.

Cannot the Newberry +. Agricultural
Society move in the matter of a disttict
fair, sometime during the fall months !
The Western ra1icsl papers are en-.
deavoring TO purge their party Of its
corruption. The only way is to aban:
don, and not uphold, the party. -, "
The Suns disc is covered with spots.
The result of the election in Tennes.
see is quite cheering Gov. Genter'S
majority is between 10000 and $4,000 ;
the Legislature will be two thirds con-
>ervativc, and largely democratic: Col.
Brownlow was defeated in his, own pre-.
cincs BY large majority. The blacks
we're divided, and for some Offices voted
democratic. -
Col. VIM. NJ. Myers, an old citizen Of
Columbia, is dead. -. -.
The Cubans are continually receiving
reinforcements from the United States.
As soon as the rainy seasons are over,
active operations will be resumed.
It has been said that the hum
of the Sabbath-schoot is music in
the ears Of the angels.
Conservatism should rally now for the
campaign Of 20. .. ...
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

A RAIN STORM OF SNAEes.-An extra.
ordinary aud most wonderful pheno,ne
ia occurred at Indian Grave Gap, in
Campbell County, Tennessee. through,
Ghich the Knoxville aid Kentucky Rail
rea,li> being built, on Sunday afternoon.
Du ing severe thunder storm, aud
>ahile it was at its height, the gap was
suddenly filled which countless nUnu
hers Of snakes, which were seen falling
for nearly ten minutes. They were. Of
the common SPECIES, aad measured from,
five inches 10 two feet in length. They
we're all dead. being killed, i, i> supposed,
by the fall The news ol this freak OF
nature soon' became known among the
farmers of the region, and created the
most :ptense excitement. by evening
the gap was crowded with hundreds .oi
people, drawn hlther to witness the
novel spectacle. Numerous surmi>es
we're INDUCED in by the puzzled specta-
tors, but the general opinion was that
the mysterious shower was the pre-
,nenit:on Of some dreadful scouree. H..
-. s:.[ClarkSvilse (Tenn.) Patriot.
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e 40 IN things We did not find It neces> :

pie as in things. We did not find 1t neces>
sary to hunt for the next house this time.
Before closing this letter, will again
state that there Is accommodation here still
for those disposed to come, either iDmedi~
ately at or in the hotel, or on the hill at Mrs.
Bobo's, whose hospitable house is always
open and ready to take in and accommodate
the traveller, Newberry is also largely rep>
resented at this clever lady's house and she
deserves all she receives for she is certainly
as obligins. attentive and kind as any one
GIN desire To friends at home, who are
Anxious to know, we are glad to say that all
here are doing well. More anon.
.. SENIOR.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-08-18

"BRrLL1Asr, RAcY AND SPARKLING ~
Such IS the popular verdict on the - XIX
Century" the new Illustrated Southern
Magazine. published in Charleston. The
Adventures of Confederate Blockade Run
ncrs. and "Personne's "reminiscences of
Confederate Camps and Fields" are thrilling.
Sold at all the bookstores. Single numbers
IS cents. .-.r..... -
HANDSOME COMPLIMENTS TO SOUTHERN
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LAND CoNsISSIONER'S OFFICE. -
Columbia, s.. C. August II, 1869.

COtHHtOtU, NJ. ". aug Hot IL, 4oOS.
Notice is hereby given that this Office Is
now organized, in accordance with the law
creating the same, and is ready TO proceed
TO business. In the purchase Of Lands
the interests of the State will be carefully
guarded 1t is the desire of the Commits
.ionrr TO purchase none other than good
ands, in good local fries, at their fair mar.
ket value. and at such prices a. the same
Lands would be sold TO private individuals.
Arrangements have been made by which
the BONDS authorized to be issue + for the
purchase of Lands will be converted TO
currency, and Lands so purchased ,,Sill be
paid for in CURRENCY. The Commissioners
invites sli parties owning desirable Lands,
in desirable localities, wishing TO sell them,
and willing % take market prices, to for
ward their proposals, giving description
OF the Lands for sale, their LOCALITY quality
aud adaptagiou to the production of cotton,
corn, and sriins generally, with view to
the COMMENCEMENT of negotiations, for the
sale of said Lands 10 the State :..g0@5
C,P. LESLIE,
Land Commissioned.
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