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Dated July list 1853. Interest per cent. in
gold. payable January aud July. They are
redeenaDle la . aue pay able ia ~ years.
Issued under Act oG Aasch Sd, 1855,
fn exchange Tor -3JcOBEefLH1, "a
amount August Isl, Is5s, To-. =, gB,gjQ
r-gHe or IA--
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Weak Back, Pains Of The Side, Of the Hips,
and about the Kidneys. are relieved at once
ALLCOCK.s POROUS PLAsTERs.

"~GAINsTOwN, Ala, Nov. =, ISIS.
MEssEs. THos. ALICoCK & Co.: During an
extensive practice of ten years l have been "A
frequent witness OF the magical qualities OF
your Porous Flasters. i can certify that they
are ali YOU claim for them.
RoRERT L. CAMPBELL, Md"
DR.. Myer, Of Savannah, Ga, says they are
the best mechanical supporters for weak mus
eles ever discovered; that by their warming
properties they bring power and health, I'M
Ill the strength Of the muscles are entirely
restored; thai he knows a case where All
cocks FasteTs cured a gentleman of a weak
spine: that he daily pr6serlnes them IN his
practice, with the happiest results.
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Dated sally /, 1865. Interest g per cent. IN
gold. payable January and July. They are
redeeIHaDlc Ia hYs and payable in twenty
years
Issued under Act o. aarah 4, igj. in
exchange for s-5os converted, ana
amount August iHs. o.-.--.-sSsAsG 80
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Under Act March s, 1868, and prInci-
pal made especially payable ia
gold coin, dated June 10. l5o4
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Dated NoY. g. ze&. Rcdeemable after five
and PAYABLE ia twenty years. INTEREST," per
cent ia gold, payable Isl May and AoYem-
her.
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new REGULATIONS OF TIE TREASURY Dr.
P~AETNENT.
The following regulations are adopted in
lieu OF all which hayh been heretofore issued
by the Treasury Department in regard 10 the
redemption OF tui-eI states currency.
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SECOND DkY-Tuesday. Oct, 26. 1859,

W. c. WARD, Sup't.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
Best Bull ! years old n over.--Dip. and SO
and under 4-,t- Y
g. g old--.......-- 10
" sucklfng under year-..-...- 5
SWeepstake for ali ages-----.----Dip. and D
No aged animal taking this premium will
be allowed to compete in any sWeepstake
hereafter given by this Association in this
GLASS.
o0Fs-ALBERSEYs
Best Cow I years old and over. Dip. and $50
- and under 49, 70
/" " " old----~~~ 10
" sucking underI year. 5
Sweepstake for all ges.~-----..Dip. and 70
Conditions as above.
YERSHIRE-CLASS s.
Best Bull Of any age----.~ dip. aAa s2Q
COWS-AY ERSHIRE.
Best Cow 8 years and yer.Dip and $50
" " " under s.. Is
s. " old..~-...--.-- 10
Sweepstake for all ages--.--.-~Dip. and 10
Conditions as before.
DEVON&UAss4
Best Bull of any agepip. and SIS
HEREFORD-CLASS
Best Bull of any Dip. n SIS
" Cow " --.-..----Dtp and 10
Mich CoWS-oLAGsa
Best Mich Cow Of any age or
and Sl5
In this Class quantity, quality and food to
be taken into consideration; 70 be MIXED and
carefully tested In the presence ofthe Award
ing Committee.
FAT CATTLE-CLA&S7
Best Bullock 4 years old and
n 20
" Yoke Of %
" head ofthree fat cattle Of any
age or sex, fed by one exhib-
ttor ....-------.-.s-.......- ----..--~.Dlps ana w
MISCELLANEOUS.
Best Saddle Gelding-~~--........- SIS
" .
" Harness Horse, Mare or
Geldihg-..-..-. e--.......-........-... .
Fastest Pacing Stallion, Mare OF
Gelding, mile heats.......... 100
THIRD DAY---wednesday, Oct. 81, 1869.
Gen. J. r. CHALMERS, sup't.
BLOOD HORSES.
Best aged stallion, 4 years and
Best three years and under So 60
a. one " {" p. 20
d" sucking Under l~.......--....- 20
Sweepstake sor all ages----.-..--Dip. and Is
NC aged animal taking this premium Will
be allowed TO compete in this class for any
premium hereafter given by this society.
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unnnhis ami ma Rnck Ralrnad

To MADISON AND LITTLE Rock, ARKANSAS.
Going West-Leave Hopeheld daily at 6:0J
am
Coming East-LeRve L'Anguille at 1880 pm
FerryBOar leaves foot OF Union 81. at b: 30 am.
b. d. WILLIAMS,
General Agent ana superintendent.
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ONTINE Entail
INSURANCE COMPANY.
. II IT II Nj Il NJ IT
OF THE CONDITION OF THE
CONTINENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK,
FIRST A OF JULY, 1863

The name Of this Company is the "CONTI-
MENTAL INSURANCE COMPANY" incor-
pOrated in 1852, and located in the city OF
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-
1850 90
1880 %
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Bachelors Hair Oye.-This splendid Hair Dye
Is the best IN the world The only true and
perfect Dye; harmless, reliable, -instantane-
Gus; no disappointment; no ridiculous ints;
remedies the IN effects OF bad Dyes; tnvigO-
rates and leaves the Hair son aud beautiful,
BLACK OF BROwN. Sold by all Druggists anu
Perfumers; and Properly applied al Batchel-
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G. c. HOLMES, Sup't.
CATTLE-DTRHAM
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From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph.

From the Philadelphia Evening Telegraph
We advise persons having diseased hair
10 use Professor Christy's celebrated Hair
Lotto. Ii is put up in a bottle and box. La
dies who once use Lotto discard every other
preparation for the Hair, as it is the best
dressing for the Hair in the world. The To-
ito never fails 10 remove the worst cases OF
DandruH, and restore gray and bleached Hair
10 its natural colon.
For sale by druggists; sample bottles sent
% any address I'm the United States by express
for 81. PROF. CHRISTN j Co,
No III Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Total amt of capital and surplus, 80, GC
ASSETS

Nicholas Nat'nal Bank. sl0S,6 $40 81
Amount of cash in Office 0.lSl 02-sll4,79I 80
,. Cnfucumbered real estate owned
by the Company.~~~-.a-.,-r,.. 1850 90
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cHANCERY SALE.
CHANCERx SALE
ON
Tuesday, November 2, 1859.
James Q. Anderson ct als.-Ex Parta Petition.
No. 2~l05-Chaneery Court of Memnhis-

James q. Anderson Ell als.-Ex Parta Petition.
No. 2l0S-Chancery Court of Memphis.
II Y virtue of an in~terlocutory decree in this
ID cause, / will sell at public auction. to the
highest bidder, in front Of the Clerk and Mas
tar's Office, in the city of Memphis, Tenn on
Tuesday, November 2, 1869, within legal hours.
the following Real Estate, to-wit:
A certain tract OF LAND lying and being in
the county Of Shelby and State OF Tennessee.
wherein James G.. Anderson, sr., resided az
the time OF his death, aud known as his
homestead, near to or upon the waters Of
Nopconnah creek, containing $50 acres.
Before the day Of sale the above tract will
be subdivided into several small tracts.
Terms OF Sale-One-third cash, balance on
a credit of one and two years; notes with se-
curfty taken, bearing interest from the day
Of sale, and lien retained till payment Of the
purchase money.
SEES a. ALsToN, c. and N.
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FIRST DAY-Monday. Oct. Is. 1869,

EXHIBITION IN THE ARENA
To Commerce Precisely u no O'Clock an. each day,
and 30 ~coatfauc in TIE order here laid doacn.
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The name Of this Company is the CONT
MENTAL INSURANCE. COMPANY" incor-
pOrated in 1852, and located in the city Of
New York.
The capital OF said Company, actu-
ally paid up in cash. is. ............--s 10000 90
The surplus, on the LIST day of July,
l,l0Z,UD 70
Total amt of capital and surplus, 2,252,G90 70
ASSETS.
l. Amt Of cash in St.
Nicholas Nat'nal Bank. sl0S, $40 81
Amount of cash in Office 6.1sl 02-sll4,7al 50
,. U~nincumbered real estate owned
by the Company z7,5OO 90
3. Loans on bonds and mortgages,
being hrst lien of record on uniu-
numbered real estate worth at
least s2,O7l,540, II on which there
is less than one years Interest
due and owing dntorest at p. o. 7IS.RO 90
1. Loans on stocks and bonds of IA
United States, and of institutions
Incorporated by the state OF New
York, payable on demand, the
being s@457,50Ol. Interest at p. Ct, $4,000 90
.. Stocks and bonds Of the United
States and of the States of New
York, Tennessee and Virginia, and
institutions incorporated by the
State of New YORK, owned by the
G. Interest actually due and unpaid H,Si IS
on policies issued,~~,,-~....~- z,554 81
S. Rents accrued. $500 90
Total assets. .... 81, $4,000 %
LIABILITIES.
]. Losses incurred and I'm process of
adjustment, and losses exported
on which no action has been ta-
ken $500 90
.. dividends on capital and scrip
declared and due and unpaid as,sss s
3. Dividends on scrip ordered. re-
deemed and yet Unclaimed Z,8iO 90
1. Total amt of losses. claims and
1905 s
Sworn 10 by
GEO. T HOPE. President.
b. G. TOWNSEND. Sec'y, A.. ID.
Approved ny
G. W. BLACKBURN, ComPt'r Of Tenn.
S. r. CLARKE & CO., ACTS,
Is Knickerbocker Building,
ocl0 Madison street, Memphis Tennessee.
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MARES
aUsrrTT4vEor

Fastest trOtting horse, mare or gelding,
nile nfhltB IN
No animal taking this inst premium VIII
he allowed hereafter 10 compete for any pre-
MUM given By this Association ia this class.
Fastest double team owned by one iodi-
viduai, notkept for sporting purposes. =
Gacopd hest 10
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ONLY ONE
CristadOro,s ExoeIsIor Dive

Hair Dye has been proved p~oisonless. Prot.
Chiffon, whose reputation as an analytical
chemist gives his statements the weight OF
autboritv announces that
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LABOR AGENTS
EMICRANT LABORERS
AND EMPLOYEES.
DONoHO, JOY g. CO.,
Corner Main and Madison Sts..

A RE now prepared TO order any number OF
IA Farm. Railroad and other Laborers, as
our arrangements are now perfected at every
point, from Castle Garden. New York, to
Chicago, Illinois. :
ES 2d wedish Railroad Laborers, in one
body, can be now obtafned,on favorable
ocs DoNoHo, JeY & 90.
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Stocks generally were firm, owing to a
''short" interest outstanding, and closed
A. follows.
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Thirty DEADLY d

Now before the Public.
CRISIADORDiS HAIRPRESERVATIVE. as
a Dressing, acts like achaTIn IA the Hair after
DyeinR. Try 10.
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September 7, I86Y.
PRIVATE PREMIUMS FOR narTON.

E. Ensleg, Esq, Rreside1t Shelby County Aori-
cultural, Mechanical and horticultural S0cfety.
DEAR SIR: As a tribute Of respect from the
workers in metals to the tillers of the soil.
the undersigned respectfully offers the fall
lowing private premium, TO be nWaEded by
Der, viz:
For the Rest OSe bale ef Cotton, FiIey's
No, - Ch9Tter Oak stove, wOrth.--.-S4O
r specially,
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Has been sub ected TO the proper tests In his
laboratory, andresults show it TO be
ABSOLUTELY HARMLESS,
As wei as admirably adapted 10 the purposes
for which 70 is designed. u is Important.
as the public has just been warned, by two
leading scientific organs, against
nTrrnnM N nMnG
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-04-15
AN ACT


4
Zines, approved january =, 49,.
The People of the State Of Nevada represented in
SENATE and Assembly, d enact a. f5lI,ws:
SEcTrrS l. Section One OF said Act is hereby
amen iH1 50 as to read ~ follows:
:. elton One. Al fines imposed ani collected
unier, and for vials.ion of suy penal law If this
S'st", shall be ptii into the STATE Treasury. as
"ther state revenues are, and shall be applied 10
ti"cational purposes. JUDGMENT that the de-
!Fhaant In = criminal ca--. pay fine may also
lAcinoe. ~ part Of such judgment, the fees or
costs allowed ~ law to Justices of the Peace.
te 'oTdofs Clerks, Peaco Officers, and District
Attorneys. The amount Of fine and Of costa snail
be separately stated in the JUDGMENT aud the
Court hall by such Judgment direct that if the
Judgement or any part thereofis not paid. the de-
lFnnaht be impris ned one day for each two dol
lars Of the Judgment not paid
Approved March /, 1859
true COPY Of the original enrolled Act. |
Attest: c. n. NOTEWARF
Secretary of state.
Gy CH.Rlss MARTIN, Deputy.
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AN ACT

To aIn"nt An Act entitled An Act to further
amend An Act emitted An Act to provide lt-v-
enue for the supp ri Of the Gayernment tn.
State OF Nevada, approved March l, I.CJ
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SEMINAL WEAISS Ess.

The young man who experiences that grow ng
weakness in mis- Iiar and mental org alton
should stop cJn,ider whence il arises. tie viii
iind in the weakness ii the back, trembling Of tue
limbs dis rdereti digestion. uuacc0untable failing
If the powers of the mind distste ciery dread
# impending trouble, tOrebJdnys # evil, sleep
,sssuess, troubled and laciyIOus dreams. accomplish
led by growing deafness, loss Of muscular p..wer
and humorous other symptoms OF di>organization,
the positive of that mot terrible and
t.uctive Of all diseases seminal Heskness-waSiiig
sway his powers, destroy ing his hope Of l. fa AID
Inanno d and dragging him along the broken
path OF his existence, toward premature and
!oathSOrne grave t. him who finds hi }if,. rih-
ling out in the dsch rye If the vital pTIucipIe IF
existence, in nocturnal and diurual emissions The
mere cessation of the causes of its appearance
brings assurance Of relief
Marriage, thsE holy office, the safe guard and
hone Of N tnhppd. brings TO such No. hope Of
rrsre but adds to his misery in the knowledge Of
rue one who 10 Ks him for much Of her hap
.ues. is IA victim Of his evil and innocent COM
RAMON Of his punishment He adds to ms misery /
Aud disorder until hope leaves hun. There Is no /!
-escue except in proper and skilfUl treatment - /
Consult then, AZ once physician WheIn long f,rac
lice and careful research has made him thoroughly /
,lyersaIit with every phase of the disease. hose
who have become the victims Of seitory vices TINT
treadfII fascinating and ie- tructahl habit which
f:lis thousands Of sick rooms with paTdly:cS and
-nnsuiuptives, and hundreds of untm-!y graves
vita its misguided victim. should COn-ult without
, moments delay. one who Will smpathze with
heir sifsrings T such the Doctor would especial
y Recommend him elf. giving - each and all
guarantees of . PERI ct and Permanent Cure
without Hinirauce from Business, Change Of Diet
,. Fear of Exposure.
no not FORGET the address Sec below
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Il = @ IA @ II
Or ~; Ii, .inNEIIl Y Dill

W. 'H''-A tx -1J-' t4li-A fii4tIN.
These Pills ara now acknowledged fv the Ne y
Al Fraternity TO h. the only safe mild and rfj-
.-'tnus remedy 10 be depended in long sra,,iirar
'4,ez o -uUDresseT, irreguiaTitv, or -tnrrrns %.
he functions of Hsturs. the neglect of winch is
hs source OF such depi0rable erc faf,IaIe
rama. In no case should these piliS he : ken
@.Een die patient has ~ b. tl-ve .E,.. Is
-ScIE TX. Price s.. Remit ,T1,Drnt p above.
md they viii he forwarded with tui directions f,r
LI-e, CURED AT HOWE.
PATIENTS residing in anv rsrt Of The State how
ever distant, who may desire medical snvice on
: heir respective cas- and VIII" think trooper to sub
Mt Written statement Of such prefrrrrnce to
H..itiirg persona interview. that their
----"IcatiGn- vii I've bed nitsa; red
/. s-:tcr~ ami IlCnsy uaI'a- b.. addressed
BkNJ Z. Jo-StLYN, VI. D., fstsrnp
S36 WASHINGTON street,
r. san rIsncIscD, Cal |
0rgS-tf
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tn" People 0 + the State e Nevada. represented
in Senate and Assembly, 10 eDact as flows
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GREAT FEMALE 77EDICE~E
17sc Greatest Discovery Of this Or any other Ags
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.

These powders will be found Of essential value to
those whose r3eanS, health, or other cirrumstan-
IS do not permit them 10 increase the number Of
their family without Inconvenience suffering and
'eTharS risk Of life This preuar:.tioE is new safe.
'utall'bte. convenient and simple and cannot in-
IRE the heath Of the TlJst delcsite. II Cllrtais
privileges. nut gives strength and v:gur. Nor
lily con -iiered it il # he highest utility and -us-
rU"d by the suuudest principles # r-rten = and
virtue. Their use should be avoided AZ certain
i;1r' Prize =" = l,'N Sent T" any part Of the
east perfectly safe from susricior
Remit the amount hv Mail ar EXPRESS addressed
- BEHJ. y. JD>EELEN II. D
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In Syphilis and its adjunctsr Gonn0rrnoea aud
accompany iu. diseases, all disorders # the Bad
der, Kidneys and pJstite; siInnai Weakness;
Diseases Of the Heart ami Lungs; Dyspepsia; Indi-
sestIun. Impntency; Incipient Consumption and
ALI diseases of the uTlary organs iH itrr sex cure
always warranted, or No PAY required,
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Important to the Ladies'.

when a female is in trouble afflicted with dis.
else and requires medical Or surgical attenIartCe
>ne enquiry s5onld be, Where is there phs sician
-sho is fully competent t. administer relief and
whose respectable standing i'll society recommends
or, understanding how inyerativeIv necessary
hese requirements are. feels called upon TO inter
r,,e and BY calling the attention of the afflicted
NCthe fact that he has been 4 Professor of Obste-
Tics aud Female Biaeases for Twenty YEARS and
fully qualified 10 al minister in all Gases. both
medically and surEcaily. not in . uPericitl man
ler but III as thor ugh a manner Wears # study
and practce-bOth in hospitals and T,rivae fsInI-
.l,s-C:,H make. to them tr the hands of tht.
unqualified interruptions, an; designing There
FORE families rely upTl him upnn y t Their.
Al! in affection ind ii HIM who can feel
and simpathize with, an btfrient them ~ trouble
in whose secrecy the utmost confidence can
=. placed. C..nsultat.on BY Letter OF Otherwise
FREE. Sees address, below.
The Celebrated Fem ale Rem -lies
Compounded from the private prescriptions Of Dr.
TUBng. have now obtained II most extended Uor-I
..-ity. ami correctly viewed - be the safest
nj stlrest remedies for the com I.;n- for which
they applied. The constantly accruny t4sti- |
-o0ias Of their efficacy declared them 10 be rrt-
-suinently superior to their action.
No LAZY should be without these Haneva.Inr |
'iice Sent by mail or Express to any part Of the
state.
GREAT FEMALE 77EDICE~
l77sc Greatest Disc0rsry Of this any other /gs
Prentive Powders for Married Ladies.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-31

SHOOTING AFFAIR IN EDaEgIEED.-rhe Au-
eusta Constitutionalist brings us the particu-
lars Of serious shooting scrape which occur
red on Monday last, at the residence of Mr. C.
Glover, about fifteen miles below kaolin. 1t
seems that quarrel of some standing had ex-
listed between two young meu, George Wealth
erford and Alfred holly, Jr. The former, some
weeks previous to the rencontre, made an as
sault on the latter with loaded gun. Being
unarmed, Holly was forced to leap fence and
make 1t a screen, under pursuit Of some dis
tance, before escaping into the woods. Wealth
erford still threatened to shoot Holly on sight.
which induced the latterfo arm himself. On
Mondly, Holly was conveying q load of wheat
to his brother. With his wagon (guu in it) he
stopped at Glover's, and, in company with
Glover and his brother, was eating water
melon, when WeathertorI dr've up, also with
his wagon. HoDy, fearing that he might again
be taken at disadvantage, ran from the house
to his wagon, and, seizing his gun, fred at
Weatherford, who fell Fl ON his mulo with eight
or nine .uckshot lodged in his body and neck.
One or two Of the shot from the load also
took effect on the mule. Before holly had
time, even If intending to discharge the second
barrel OF his gun, his brother, who had un-
successfully tried to prevent the first fire,
wrested the weapon from his possession. The
wounded man, severely. but not supposed to
be mortally injured. Vas conveyed TO his home
near Aiken.
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GOLD MEDAL FOR 1858 HAS JUST BEEN
AWARDED TO CHAS. n. STIEFF FOR
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHHADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND WARERoOM. No. n LIBERTY
STREET, ABOVE BALTIMoRESTREET.
BALTIMORE. Md.
sTIEFF'S PIANOS HAVE ALL TIE Latest
Improvement, including the Agraffe treble, ivory
fronts, and the improved French Action, fully war
ranted for Ave years, with privilege Of EXCHANGE
within twelve months II not entirely satisfactory tc
purchaser. Second handed Pianos and Psrlor Or
eSns always on hand from $50 to $500.
REFEREEs WHO HAVE OUR PIANOS IN USE:
General Robert E. Lee, Lexington, Va.
General Robert Ransom, Wilmin Iton, N. q.
General D. n. Hill, Charlotte, N. g.
Governor John Letcher, Lexington. va.
Messrs R. Burwen & Sons, Charlotte, N. o., Fe.
male Seminary.
G. b. Riddick, Female College. Kitrell's Springs,
NC.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
FAX Strakosch, Italian Opera.
Messrs. Person Sons, Sumter. s. 9.
Charles Spencer, Charleston. 2. O.
Send for circular. Terms liberal.
October %
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SAVANNAH, Ga. July 2S, 1869.
Nm. I. McNaiy. Captain Steamer. Dictator
SR-General Anderson has just handed me
your note, together with it's con- Snts, $50.
While we feel that the attack upoIus was en-
tirely uprovoked, and as entirely iDexplicabe
to us on any other ground than that we have
endeavored to gain the respect Of the commu.
nifty in which We live, and to show ourselves
good law. w.abiding citizens, we cannot consider
that the citizens OF Charleston should feel un-
der any obligations to US from want Of kind
ness, consideration, or effort on their part to
protect us while in your city; yet coming as it
does, and 80 wholly unexpected by us, we feel
most sens,bly the kindly feelings which have
dictated this generous Offering. Allow me. sir,
in behalf Of the members Of the band, to thank
you and the citizens Of Charleston most hearth
ly and sincerely, apd-to express the hope that
We may ever prove ourselves worthy OF your
respect.
lam, sir, respectfully, &C..
J.J. MnLEN, Leader.
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PAINFUL ACADEMIA LITTLE Boy LOSES HIS
LEa.-A son Of Mrs. F. J. Lippitt, OF Provi-
denoc, R. L, and nephew Of Mr.. F. ]. Porcher,
OF this city. met with most unfortunate acci-
dent at Lake Willoughby, Vermont, On the
18th OF July, from the effects Of which his leg
had to be amputated. The little fellow, who is
only twelve years Of age, when on visit here
last May and June, made many friends, who
will deeply deplore this unfortunate affair. 1t
appears that he was out hunting on the noun
tains with bis guardian. and rock weighing
seyeral hundred pounds. upon which hs STEP
ped, gave way and rolled over with him, crash
ing the right foot, severing the main artsN
and mashing every bone into pumice. 91e
little fellow bore the pain with marvellous for.
tisude, ss he also did the amputation OF the
foot, which was found necessary the following
day