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w W. corner of MARKET Street and WEST
PENN SQUARE
II. BRANTLY LANGTON having leased the upper part
of the Third National Bank Building, will reopen h
School on MONDAY, tember l3.
The facilities of this building for school purposes will
be apparent upon inspection. The Gymnasium will be
under the immediat ervisi of Dr. Jansen and ia
being abundant supplied with apparatus for the practice
of either light or heavy gymnastics
The course of instruction embraces all that is needed
to fit boys for College, Polytechnic Schools or Commercial
Life.
Circulars containing full information respecting Primary
Department College Glasses the study of Vocal Music,
Art etc. may be obtained by addressing the Principal as
above The rooms will be open for inspection after
August 2l. 82ltf
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phcations for admission be made during the pre-
cedlng week. between 10 and 12 o'clock in the morning
a., JAMES w. ROBINS,
40 mWt bW Head Master,
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RELIGIOUS NOTICES.

RGGIOIOOS NO OTlCES.
DSl3'n THE FIRST PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
a. M W ASSEINGTON SQUARE. Preaching To. morrow
Ek8g" TABERNACLE BAPTIST CHURCH,
A., west OHESNUT Street. Preaching Tomorrow
Meeins az az iVS Aault Bible School at az and Prayer
pSg# REV, E. r. BEADLE WILL PREACH
,,,r,,i ,iom0Tow at the SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
SSIl5 SSTIll5HSSUh, 3 H. corner of TWENTY-FIRST and WAL
BSS" 81, CLEMENTS CHURCH.-TO-MOR-
,, row being the fourth Sunday in the month, the
i i,eoQh service VIII be omitted. Service in the Eve
Be13 CALVARY PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
- LOCUST Street, above Fifteenth Preaching To-
rmofoW t at lo@ A NJ by Rev. JAMES I. HYDE of Con-
Be51 LEXAN DER PRESBYTERIAN
p Lu NhLuEpH, NINETEENTH aud GREEN Streets.
bath Ni " VIII preach in this Church next Sab
-e- .-oss!is, service commencing at lO19 o'clock.
Bs4 IhE CHURCH OF THE EPIPHANY,
nil corner OF FIFTEENTH and CHESNUT Streets,
IN n tomorrow. Services in the morning az
wv anu IN Tue AFTERNOON at O'clock.
Bs3S HALL YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN AS
Yb sS1SOiihA,IiNoN SSnJih,I ION No. 1910 OHEsNUT Street ,e
M thS Moeetny Meeting of the YOUNG MEMS OHRIS;
EVFNINe2 NJ a,E will be held next MONDAY
sd5ooFy Essay BY H. ooYLE, ESQ, Subject sabbath
Question for discussion -"Are the modern arrange
mem ier oon1ncting sabbath Schools adequate TO the
Vocal and Instrumental Music under the direction Of
Professor John Bower
The public are invited 62l2t
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The GREAT FIRE AT YONKERS.
n z r RIM C'S SAFE S
AGAIN TESTED

YoNKERs N. Y, August 10, 1869.
MEssRs HERRING, FARREL d SHERMAN, New
York-Gentlemen:- AT the great fire here on Sun
day night last 18th lnstl which covered an area OF
two blocks, we had two of your Safes in our building
which passed safely through the ordeal. When first
discovered they were surrounded by burning lumber
and bear evidence of having had severe test as our
place OF business occupied seven lots all covered
with buildings and lumber, all of which were en-
trely consumed, and to this heat the Safes were
exposed. 1t was with great satisfaction that we
found, upon cutting into our Safes, they were so
warped and swollen they could be opened in no
other way, that our books and papers and money
were all saved indeed the bills out Of the Safe
without a snge, and nothing is dscolored but the
binding of the books. Respectfully yours
ACKERT II QUICK.
HERRINGS PATENT CHAMPION SAFES, the
most reliable protection from fire now known HER
RINGS NEW PATENT BANKERS SAFES, COM
bning hardened steel and iron with the Fatent Ffapk
Unite or SPIEGEL ElSEN furnishes a resistant
against boring and cutting tools to extent hereto
fore unknown.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Thos. II Crooks. Admr. Of Daniel II. Kerr,
decd. VS.. William II Kerr hni others
heirs and creditors of Daniel H. Kerr.
dcc'dBill for Injunction to marshall
assets aud for sale Of land.
Df virtue Of an order Of sale made in the
ID above stated cause, will sell at pub.
liC outcrS TO the highest bidder before Me
Court House door, in Winnshoro on the 1st
Monday (ith) in October next the several
tracts Of land described in the plcadings in
the cause, belonging to Esintc Of Daniel
H. Kerr, deceased, Situate in Fairfield
County and State Of South Carolina. CON
taining in the aeSrtgatc obo,t
700 Acres, more or less.
The land will be divided and sold in
separate tracts.
Terms OF SALE.--Cash sufficient 10 dc
frny the costs Of suit and expenses of sale
and for the balance credit of one and
two years. i'll two equal annual instalments
with interest from day ofsalc. Purchasers
to give bond with good personal security
and n mortgage of the premises to secure
the payment Of the purchase money, and to
pny for all necessary papers aud stamps.
S. Is. CLOWNEY,
C. g.. p. Equity side.
Clerks Office, Sept 7,h, 1869.
sep 9-tlX2
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Messrs. p. II. Drake s. Co., proprietors
of the PLANTATION BlrTERs, are said to be
tho largest importers OF ST. Croix Rum and
Calisaya Dark in America Tho Rum i'm :
ported by this Firm is oil used in the pre-
paratioh of their Bitters, and is manufao.
,ured under tho Immediate supervision of
one OF their agents, upon leased plaH.atons
oh tic lSand of St. Thomas. Over nine
thousand punchcons, about one million
gallons. is used annually for their Bitors
alone. Tho Calisnya Bark is all imported
FROM Brazil, aNd IS also gathered and SO i.
lco,cd by Tic natives, under the supervision
Of AZ agent Gent out for that. purpose.
The cures produced by these Bl,ers a.e
wonderful.
MAdNos,A WATER. Superior to the hest
imported German Cologne, and sold at halr
the price. sept 9-+xl&
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TS1e graphic.
Foreign Nssw.


LONDON, September T.
Alexandria dispatches report the
cotton crops of the interior as excel.
lent, both as to quality and quantity.
HAVANA, September 7.
The foreign residents, principally
Germans, are enlistipg in reserve bat :.
talions. Eight hundred Insurgents
surprised and resulsed 500 volunteers
near Puerto Principe. Reinforce.
ments were sent when the Cubans
declined to fight. On the lG.h of
August the insurgents, several thou:
sand strong, commanded by Quesoda
President Cespedcs being present.
attacked Las Tunas. Two hundred
and fifty Cubuns were killed. The
garrison, consisting of 45O troops, lost
100 killed. The fight lasted nine
hours.
-. PARIS, September II.
An Official paper pronounces Nopo.
Aeon we'll.
1t is rumored that the probable ck-
tension of Serrano's regency gains
ground.
Many think that the majority of the
ASnco Imperial will be proclaimed
oii'his next birthday.
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&5OO,OO0
Assets

Gen. JoHN B GoRDoN. President
Gen. A. ii. CoLoUITT, Vice President.
W. c. MoRnIs, Secretary.
ssUES every desirable form of politty on
l ,hc most advantageous terms.
It's principal business Is with tho South.
crn States, and TO them it appeals for patron
age.
II has ample means TO fully protect poii-'
cy holders and pay all losses
Rates of premium low, and tho greatest
facility in payments .nllowcd;cr
All its policies nrc non -forfeitingf
lis Board Of Direotors are we'll known To-
be able Rnanoicrs and men of the striotcet
integrity.
Keep your money nl lh6hIe. -.
$50 policies secured in SbGtfl CaroiihS
since 10th Of February.
References in South Carotina:
Col. YIN. Johnston, Pres't C. & 8. G. r. r.,
Gen. Wido HapptDn, Gen. John 8. Preston,
Columbia. s. G.; Gen. J. B. Kersbaw, Cams
den, s. G.; John Fraser & Co.. Charleston,
s. G.; Rev John A. Broadus, Grecnville. s..
z; Gen. 8. Mcdowah, hbbevillc, 8. G.; ..
B. M6Cdnts, J! r. Ron, Winnsboro, s. G.
W. NJ. DWIGHT, NJ
Agent, Winnsboro, 6. CT
]. II. MILLER,
General Agent,
2073 Broad st., Augusta, Ga. r
july 1912
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TO RH1I:1N[tf1. i

TNllE place known rs LhGRANGE,
l. near Gladden's Grove, one of tho best
Cotton Plantations in the County.
Tho tract contains 1860 acres, nMd has
Upon it comfortable dwelling nnd all he.
cessary out buildings.
This plantation vii! bo rented for the
next yenr, TO tho highe est bidder OH sale day
of October next, at the Court lIousc, Winns
boro.
JAS II. RlON, Attorney
for Est. of John G. Moblcy, decd.
sept 0-xt lawtd
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WE OFFER TO-DAY.
SHERIFF'S SALES.

Rf virtue 6r sahdry Efe6d,iofs to me di.
- reo'ed, will offer for sale at Fairfield
Court House on the first Mondny and the
day following. in October next, within
the legal hours of aalo. TO the highest bid
dor, fUf Cash, the following Real Pro.
perry. Purchasers t5 PITY fbT TILES hH,
Stamps.
One tract of 200 acres, more OF less, Of
land in Fairfield County, adjoining lands Of
DOS. H. Davis. Dr.. Thornns furIiafi' anti
others ltvled hpoh ds tie property Of John
"n!ingharh at the suit of James 4. Rabb
and others, in attachment.
On tract Of 400 acres, more or less, of
land in Fairfield County adjoining lands of
G. Leightner, a. II. Glenn; Joel +. Fenley
and others leyicd upon as the property Of
Phillip Pullig Mt tho suit Of Joseph Dogan,
Assignee, and others.
T.. W. DUVALL,
8. Il. G.
Sherf's Office, Wihnsboro; s. C.
September 18Th, 1860.
sept IA -x2+l
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News Inns
CiI1EAtfff. Snn.nnil,

CHICAGO; September 7.
FigltWhymen robbed the coach Of
Wells, Fargo & Co.. at Malnide Sta
ton, Utah Territory. Of $4,000. Phc
passetigete We're ihmoleslcd.
MACON, September 7.E'
The examination Of the Cuban re-.
cruiing agents romtncnccd to dav. be-
fore United States Attorney Milledee.
Great Interest IS fell, particularly by
th parents of the younger recruits. The
court adjourned TIL to.morrow, ont Of
respect to, tho late Secretary of War
NEW VoRK, Sept 8.
The SIMS Washington special says
It has leaked out that the Sabine mu-
tiny is true, but the executions ore
fSygc:& The Sabine has been ordered
home on account Of this mutiny. The
witnesses, who'w sent by another
vessel, to- avoid being tampered With,
arrived in Boston. Mono but sailors
wore engaged in the conspiracy. Tho
trial will take place at the Brooklyn
Navy Yard, after tho arrival of the
Sabine.
KRovrDENcE, r. l., september9.
A. gale last night prostrated the
telegraph wires connecting with tho
cables. The gale was the most severe
since 1915. The damage throughout
che State is immense. Several lives
were lost. Nearly all the eteeples
,ESse dataaged, and one demolished.
Probably 100 buildings were unroofed.
Many vessels were driven ashore, ard
the sloop Resolution. dashed to piecos
IN the, harbor. Two lives lost. The
papers coatain four to five columns Of
details of wrecks and disasters.
RJcmmoND,. September 8.
Gem Candy issued proclamation
Of election this morning. Gilbert c..
Walker will DO installed Provisional |
Governor on the 2lst inst, and John
+. lewis Provisional Lieutenant-
Governor on Ootober s. The Legis.
lature will be convened October s.
The adoption of tho oxpurgated Con.
s,itution is announced rhe follow
ing Wells-Congressmen are proclaim
I'd elected Platte and Porter and
the following Walker Cougressnl en- :
seagar, Booker, Ridgeway, McRen2io,
biAuer and Gibson,
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237 Acres. more or less.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

Robt. Hawthorn, Adm'r. vs. ohm Munroc,
ct, ais Bill for Injunction to marshall
assets and sale Of Land
II pursuance Of an order of Court, made
L In the above stated cause, I will offer
for sale, Mt public auction, 10 the highest
bidder, before the Court House door in
Winhsboro, on the lst Monday, (4ih day.
in October next, the tract Of land dc
scrbcd in the p,eadings in the above Stated
cause, lying and situate IN Fairfield Conhty
and State of South Carolina, btlohpihg to
Estate Of John Copeland, decd, containing
997 Acres more or less.
TERMS OF SALE :-Onc-thrd cash, for the
balance n credit Of one and tw oycars, pur.
chaser to give bond payable in two equal
annu"l ins.alrlcnts With interest from dat C
upon the whole payable annually, the bond
I" he secured by n mortgage of the prcmis.
cs:--Possession TO be gwen on the lst day
of January, 1870. upon which day the ii.
tie, bond and mortgage are TO Lc executed,
the purchaser aging for the necessary pa
refS &ah Revenue Stamps
s. Il. CE6WNEY, C. C. p.
Clerks Office, Aug, 9th, 1860.
sept 9-X3
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY

NJ. J. Shaw, vs. c. II. Rivers. II. Ford
Bill to Forcclosc Mortgage.
PURSUANT to an order Of Court made ia
i the above stated cause, / will sell at
public ontcry to the highest bidder, before
the Court House door in Winnsboro, on the
9TH day of Oc'oher next, the mortgagcd
premises described in The pleading in this
cause, containing
237 Acres. more or less,
TERMS OF SALE--Cnsh sufficient 10 pay
Tie costs of suit and expenses Of sale to be
pnid on the day Of salc. the balance of the
purchase money to he paid on tho lst day
Of January 1870, upon which day titles arr
to be signed and possession given. Pur-
chaseis TO pay for necessary papers and
stamps.
SAML. B CLOWNEY.
G. G. p. Equity side.
Clerks Office, 7th Sept, 1869
sept 0-tlX2
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N NF-W FIRM-

TNHE undersigned have this day, assocat.
Il cd with them, Mr.. DUI}osE EaLEsros.
who takes tho place Of Mr.. JAS. II. Aiken,
as General Partner. The firm will still
continde under the hame ahd style of
BACoT5 CO. Mr.. jus. II Aiken stands
connected with the firm as Special Part.
ner, to the extent Of Ten Thousand Dollars.
JRMES R. AIKEN,
PlBRRE DACOT.
sept 15-x3
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From Washington,
WASHINGTON, September Z.

WAsnINGroN, September Z.
Con: John A. Rawlins, Secretary oi
W'r, dicd at, 10 minutes past 4 o'clock
yesterday evening.
The funeral of Secretary Rawlins
will take place Thursday. All de.
partments, except for the transaction
of necessary business, will be closed
until Friday. Gov. Walker and other
prominent Virginians will be present.
Troops will be called from all ada
cent ports to assist in tho funeral OBJ
sequies.
WAsnIHGroN September 8.
During the funeral this morning
all business was suspended and schools
closed. The military display was fine
a careful estimate gives the mum
ber Of men in Avondale mine as $50.
At last accounts ninety bodies has
been recovered.
The flags of all the custom houses
throughout the country are ordered at
half-mast, on Saturday, in honor of
FeSsenden's funeral.
The Treasury Department re assert
that there has been no mutiny aboard
the Sabine.
Information has been received of
the detention Of small Cuban expe-
dition at Macon, Ga.
Experienced miners have explored
every part of the mine, hut it is said
that two bodies arc still missing. lOs
SS2aies have been recovered.
WAsnINGroN, September IL.
The Acting Secretary Of tho Treas
ury deducted tho pay from twenty.
six clerks in the Second Auditors
Office, for shirking their duty last
month. The Treasury is closed to-
day, in honor of Fessenden's funeral
General Sherman has been appoint
I'D Secretary of War uutil the end of
The next session Of Congress.
Large numbers of beet cattle from
West Virginia aud East Tennessee,
are passing Northward in search OF
Ng.sturages=th the drought having des
croyed all pastures i'll those sectious.
The Hon. John Bell, of Tennessee.
is dead.
Dispatches announce that many
handsome subscriptions have been
taken DIP for the &vondale sufferers
Collections for their relief will be
made IN many churches, in this city
tomorrow.
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New York Market.
LiYeruool Market,
LIVERPOOL, Sept. Ii.
Cotton frmer but not higher.

A savings bank can be chartered in
Yorkville (says the Enquirer,) with a
capital stock of 100000, and begin
operations upon ten, fifteen, or twenty
IT,, ttonsand paid ijn,, As it grows more
prosperous, and becomes necessity
to the business and laboring classes,
its stock can be filed up to tho limit.
Will fifty men in York take 5000
each or stock to start it. Who says
no
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ESTATE or JOHN COPELAND,
ESTATE OF DANIEL IT. KERR,

IN EQUITY.
Thomas II. Crooks, Admir-. of Est. of Danl
ii. Kerr, Qec'sd., VS.. Wiliinm II. Kerr,
Mary ~. Kerr, ct. al.7-l'ill Tor Injuno
tion to Marshall ASSETS and for sale of
Real Estate.
DURSUANT to an order Of tho Court of
1 Common P!c9s -Equily sido-da.cd
18th July, 1869, the creditors Of Daniel II.
Kerr, deceased, arc hereby notified, that
hey arc enjoincd from commencing or pros
ccuiing any suit or suits at law ntnlnst tho
Plaintiff rs Administrator Of snid Estate,
Without tho leave Of this Court.
The creditors Of said Daniel II. Kerr,
dc6eased, nre required on or before the
first. dug of October next, to present and
establish .aceording to tho rues aud prac-
tiQe Of This Court, before Tho Clerk Of this
Conrt their several and respective claims
and demand against tho Estate of the said
deceased.
S..B. CLQWNEY, Clerk.
Clerks Onice. Equity sido,
9th august 1869.
mug 7-x2am3m
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COOKING STOVES.
DIRECT FROM THE FACTORY.

I HAVE just received q hno lot of Cooking
j Stoves, which will sell At pricgs lneS
than ever was offered in this or ahy othcr
Market in the South, having received an
agency in this iuc Of business, with in
structions TO sell quick with small profits,
will DO able 10 do so without any risk on
my part. If the people want good Cooks
ing Stove. ana ono that will DO warranted
TO givo satisfaction, call soon on tho un-
dersigncd, one door below Bacot & Co.,
where will be ready to accommodate Gus
toners. c. l.. REFO, Agt.
N. Is. will put Npy Stove bought
from me, without extra charge, provided
parties buying, will furnish conveyanoes,
TO any part ofthc Town Of Winnsboro, df
County Of Fairfield. G.. l.. Il.
june 26-tx3m
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GROCBRIES

WE respectfully invite the attention of
w customers,to the lar 60 and well select
ed stock of Groceries, purchased By lis iii
New York and Baltimore FOR CASH, and
Mt prices not to be surpassed by any house
IN the interior Of the State. 0urstock will
continue full and complete during the sea
son; and orders will be filed at short no.
ice, If not on hand We have every fscNi
~ for purchasing and selecting on the
most advantageous terms, and We are de-
eimincd to use our best endeavors 10 please
those who may feel disposed TO give us their
patronage.
Liberal advances made on shipment of
Cotton to our Factors in New York, Bill
more or Charleston or CASH advanceS
made on Storage and Insurance of Cottot!
or Country Produce
WE OFFER TO-DAY.
| Bacon, Lnrd, Iianfs,
Sugar, Coffee, Teas,
Liquors of al kinds,
Molasses and Syrup,
S51p, Candles. Fish.
Bdggihg. Rope md Twint,
Iron Ties, Sali;
Heavy Dry Goods,
Shoes, Hardware
-, Tobacco, Scgars, Cheese
with gchsral assort tmcnt required by
Planters. BACOT & co
sept '15-X3
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SPECIAL NoTICE. To parties in want of
Doors, Sashes and Blinds, we refer to Ire
advertisement OF p. =. Toalc. the hrge
manufacturer Of those goods in Chnrlcst on
Price list furnished OH application.
july 20-0m
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BANcoR, Me-. Sentember IL

BANGOR, Me-, September IL.
The steamer Cambridge has arrived
in tow. The officers and passengcrs
report the night as frightfnl.
Bosrok, September Ii.
Later adVioes report the wreck OF
two schooners ashore on Cape Small
Point. Only ono fnan of the orow
was saved. "
NEW Yoak, September IL.
Tho relief subscription for Mrs.
RAwlins has reached $4l, 900.
NEwfoN, N. j., September IL.
For miners we're killed, to-day, by
the premature fall of an old building
they were raising at Ogden Mino.
New York Market.
New YonK, Sept. ll,7P.M.
Cotton a shade lower, with sales Of
l,0oo bales, at 33a. Cold 354.
LIVERPOOL Market,
LivERrooI, Sept. IL.
Cotton Grmer but not higher.
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AEEp Constantly in Store largo oySsori-
ment of Ladies' Dress Goods and Trim.
midss, iioS'e Furnishing Goods, Shoes,
Boots, Hats. doods for Mems Wear, Ready
Made Clothing, Crockcry wooLch Ware.
Baskets, Tin Ware, Shelf IIarASafc, also
Iron. slce(, Il6cs, S.
s;hoo! hools and Sta,iohctty, juvenile
Books, Paper ~ iicam or ourc, Wall pa.
pcrins, window Shades, fltsr Mating and
Trunks.
In the brag Room, they keep full Stock
6f ohotooo Asd'cinsS, eils, i'ain,s, varnishes
wihdo" Glass, LaMps, Lamp fi&,urcs, &c.,
&C., &c. june 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
FAIRFIELD COUNTY.

IN THE COURT or PROBATE.
BY w. NJ Nelson, Esquire, Probate Judae
WHEREAS. Nancy Dove has mado suit
TO mo TO grant her Lette's of .Administra.
tion Of the esta!o and effects Of RICHARD
DOVE, dceensed.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said Richard Dove. deceased, that
they be and appear before. mo in tho Court
Of Probate. to be held at Fairfield Court
House on the 20th day Of September. inst,
at II o'clock in the, forenoon, TO show cause
If any they have, why The said aaminisifa.
ton should not be granted. ,
Given under my bind and seal'th third
day Of September, in tho year OF our
Lord, one tbodsnnd eight hundred and
sixty.ninc. and III the ninety. fouTlh
year Of The Independence OF the Uniied
States Of America. :. 80
VIM. NELSON,
Judge Of Probate.
sep, 4-x2t2 ..h
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MUSIC TEACHING.

MISS NJ. T.. GAILLARD will ,,zzsgz=g5.
lll give instructions in Nlu- YYSj
sic on the Piano.
For terms. So, apply. at her residence,
CIR to W. NJ. Dwight.
sop 9-3 @nNe.,
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The Sumter Wt,os says the cotton
crop of Sumter County will exceed
that Of last year-that the price will
rule high and the crops of corn and
fice,, will not fall far short of last
years production per acre. 1t is true
that we will mako much lrss corn
than We did last year, bit we plant
cd much less this year than last.
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The following Is tie introductory
editorial of the Boise City (IdaLo)
Chronicle
"sALUTAToRY."
owe have started paper.
"Name- Capital Chronicle.
"Principlcs = Democratic to the
hilt.
"Object-to make living.
"Oflice-On Main street, about 800
yards below the Overland Hotel, op.
posite an old oyster can in the road.
"And we'll run it or sbust.'"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1869-09-02
A Just Tribute from a Foe.

The following, from the address OF
Gov. Chamberlin, at the late re- union
of the Army of the Potomac, in New
York, is both true and just to those
"who fought nobly and we'll" Allu-
ding to the ragged Rebels" who stood
at Manassas, at Charlottesville, and
Petersburg, the Governor says:
"That Army of Northern Virginia
Who can help looking back upon them
now with feelings half fraternalY ? Rag
ged and reckless, yet careful to keep
their bayonets bright and lines of bat
tie well dressed; reduced to dire ex.
tremities sometimes, yet always ready
for fight; rough and rude, yet know
ing we'll how to make field illustrious.
"Who can forget them-the brave,
bl onzed faces that looked at us tor
four years across the flaming pit-men
with whom in a hundred fierce grap-
Piles we fought with remorseless des
peration and all the terrible energy of
death, till on the one side and the
other quarter Of a million fell, and
yet we never hated except that they
struck at the old flag"