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DIsEsTABLIsHMENT ENDOWED,
From the N. Y. Tribune.

From the NJ Y. Tribune
The Church bill has become law, and Par
lament is to adjourn to the 10th OF August.
We are left to reflect then, respecting the
one great and tedious labor OF the BRITISH
Legislature, that now, as ever, 1t has with
most elaborate ingenuity contnVed a halt
measure instead of whole one. A century
of agitation has won at last the principle OF
disestablishment, not through a sentiment OF
strict justice, exactly, but partly from me-
nacing necessity, and in part because the
Establishment had amassed enough plunder
| by endowment to bribe itself respectfully ont
of existence. The English Establishment
was paid so handsomely for dying that it Is
question if it be dead at all, and whether so
much reward is not kind of resurrection.
However this may be- an army of pensloned
curates, with their bishops and globes, still
| live.
The debate on the bill will constitute an
important but prolix chapter in British his
tory, The peers will not suffer by COMPARE
son with their predecessors as to the capacity
of concatenating sophisms and learned preju-
dices, and of uttering to the vexed ears OF
EngGshmen linked tedium long drawn out.
1t will be said that few of the Lords were
bright enough and wise enough to rank with
the laurelled Senators ola generation bYgone;
but Russell S tact, Salisburys weight, Cairns
hard persistency, Derby's fire, and Granville
crowning address and grace, will be remem
, bered Had the lay peers done nothing at al
but darken counsel, it would still have to be
l said that the Lords Bishops have vindicate(
r the reputation of the House for talent, 70
j obstinacy, ior worldliness, and well-educateC
: wfongheadedness. The amendments o
t his handsome and reverend grace c
Y Canterbury were shrewd, and the speeche
Of Bishops Thirwal and Magee hay
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IMPORTATION OF COOLIES.
From the N. Y. Herald.

| From the N. Y. Herald.
The letter of the Secretary of the Treasury
to the Collector of the Customs at New Or
leans, relative to the importation of coolies
| into this country, declares that the act of
February, 1862, prohibiting American citizens
from engaging in the coolie trade has not been
abrogated. 1t also refers to a resolution
which was unanimously passed on the 10th
of January, 1867, by both houses of Congress,
expressing the abhorrence of the people of
the United States for the coolie trade, and
to the additional article (ffth) of the
treaty between the United States and the
Chinese empire, concluded on the 2Sth
of last July and now awaiting the action
OF the Emperor. This article reprobates
any other than voluntary emigration,
and agrees to make it penal offense to take
Chinese subjects from China without their
free and voluntary consent A circular from
the Department of State, addressed to the
Ministers and Consuls of the United States,
on the 18th January, 1867, directs that the
Consul at every port where coolies may EN-
bark be required to certify, after full exami-
nation, that such embarkation is not forced or
procured by fraud, and that such Ministers
and Consuls shall use all their authority and
influence towards preventing and discouraging
the carrying on of the traffic referred to in
any way. The Collector at New Orleans is.
therefore, authorized and directed to use all
vigilance in suppressing what the Secretary
C, slls this new modification of the slave
trade.
is manifest that the Secretary of the
rraos "uy overlooks or ignores the fact that
4 = ,D,,, 'ibitory law to which he alludes makes
lho tio+1 Nuly of persons and vessels trans
nleIl.Ao Cf,; Nese coolies from Chinese port
porting III III Oreign to the United States so
70 70 solio it PoiD questioned whether it inter
tnaC ~ may 70 'tiOn of this class of immi-
ulctS 'ne IL ~ Ntry. At all events, there
is nothing to hinderl "oS ot of me- Eo EoieS,l
empire any more than t. ,draJs and thnJsn,,d
ing welcomed here in hun 1o oo', tbor %
as voluntary immigrants inc bronIbt lr ,',,y
more objection to their be a. r,y,i3 ~ ii''9
through the agency of comp 'n,nort tin,r af
for the purpose than to the H,na,taIiti VI
Germans through similar instrL w aF t, t'ea'
Moreover, in the changed condition ,ction oF
rican labor, resulting from the destrb ' ~, oi
African slavery by the late war, Chine III
migrants, especially those OF harder a.,
and superior qualities from the interior -
tricts. will be heartily welcomed here; and Y
should be remembered that however they may
have been induced to leave their natve
country and even to whatever hardships they
NAV have been subjected on their passage to
our coasts, as soon as they arrive they Will be
freemen. and no longer COOLIES: MI Bout
we'll. therefore, we may hope, VIII revise some
of his opinions on the introduction OF chi
nase labor into the United States. and with
draw his opposition to its inevitable ultimate
success.
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THE TENNESSEE CONTEST-MR.B BOUT
WELLS LETTER,
Fro1n the N. Y, Times.

From the ~ Y Times.
The wisdom of the course pursued by Sec
retary Boutwell,, in identifying himself with
Stokes in the Tennessee contest, is more than
doubtful. "Greatly interested" in the con-
test he may naturally be- and right he GER
tainly is in '''beleving that the future politi-
cal character and general prosperity of the
State depend largely upon the continuance of
the Republican party in power" But we are
unable to appreciate the expediency or JUS
tice of interference in behalf OF one section
of the Rep1biesn party and against another lei
section; the section assaiIed by Mr. Bou'weh
being, moreover, that which is most IN 9ar,
mony With the general policy of the President
and with the desires md purpQsss 0t the parry
everywhere.
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INSURANCE..

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INSU
IL RANCE COMPANY. Incorporated by the Legis
lature Of Pennsylvania, 1895.
Office. S. E. corner Of THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCFS
On Vessels Cargo, and Freight TO all parts Of the world
INLAND INSURANCES
On goods by river, canal lake. and land carriage 10 all
parts OF the Union.
FIRE ASSURANCES
On Merchandise generally Stores Dwellings, Houses,
Etc.
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STOVES, RANGES, ETO.

,t5ay NOTICE THE THE g,NsDEtRTsIGNED NJ tT;NED
<T5A "0uio NEW SiN COL oEN EAGLE FURNACE
H This is entirely new heater 1t is so constructed
nation of wrought and cast IRON IT is simple it's
construction, and is perfectly &ungnt cleaning hay
INC no mines or be taken out and cleaned
90 arranged with upright hues az TO- produce larger
smount of heat from weight of coal than any fur
mace now The hygrOmetrio condition Of the
produced by my arrangement OF evaporation will
6nce demonstrate that it is the only Hot Air Furnace that
vii produce perfectly healthy atmosphere.
rhose in want of a complete Heating Apparatus would
do well TO call and examine the GoIden en- Eagle; Eagle;
Nv w." CHARLES WILLIAMS,
Nos. 1132 and lI34 MARKET Street,
Philadelphia
A large assortment OF Cooking Ranges ire,Board
Stoves Low Down Crates, Ventators, etc., always on
n B.-Jobbing of all kinds promptly done 5IOS
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Our FinE DgpARrMEEr.-The Monthly
Parade Of oar Fire Department came off last
Saturday afternoon. And the Young America
FIRE Company tHraed out strong. This Com
paay eanipcse ucarly all of our young men, and
in theis sea. shirts they make quite display.
They handled their "pef''' Saturday like veto
rams. This Company has recently erected a
fne Engine House aud Hall, aud as We un-
derstandi, have purchased the interest of the
Taun C6us:il in their Engine snd are new
an Independent .Uvnpany. They have, also,
been recently chartered By the legislature.
The old Comet" was out too, in strength.
This company is composed of our young color
ed citizens Iaud' deserve great deal Of credit
for their good discipline, as company.
Both companies work in perfect harmony
ahd the only rivalry we have seen displayed,
is 8 kindly one, which speaks well for the
NOR r'as!of Both companies.
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ASSIGNEE7S SALE

IN BANKRUpTCY-In the matter of SAMUEL T.
lzLAn, Bankrupt Ex Parts LEWIS d. 8. KENxEn-
LY, Ex Parte, B. F. Pou, Admir-.
by virtue Of an order Of sale from the Honorable
the District Court of the United States for the Dis
trict of South Carolina will sell at public auction
at Orangcburg Court House, on Monday the lst
February at the usual hours Of sale. s that panta.
ton or tract of land in the Fork of Ediso Orange
burg County, containing Three Hundred 5000
Acres. more or less, bounded North on lands Of
John Bonnett on the South by lands of Adam Zeig-
lcr, the East by the run of Ricefeld Branch and
the West by estate lands of Henry Livingston.
Terms-One-half eeah, balance on credit of
year, purchasers to give bond bearing interest
payable annually and a mortgage Of the plantation
and TO pay for papers and stamps.
ALSO
Atpublic auction, on Tuesday the 26th JANUARY,
1859, ut IL o'clock A. NJ, at the residence of sam
hel T. Izlar,
] Buggy, Sow and Pigs
Terms cash.
r. w. DIBBLE
Assignee saml. T. Izls7, Bankrupt:
jan I'd
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HYMENEAL.

MAnarEn--on the 2Is. JANUARY, 1899. by the
Rev. T. E. wsnnamakcr, Mr.. GEORGE II. COR
NELSON to Miss ANGIE, daughter of the late
Adam Holman. All Of Orsngeburg, s.. 9.
MAnniEb-On the 2lst inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev. II. D. Bolen, Mr..
ELLIOTT @. w.wHETsTONE to Miss HARRIET
n. HUGHES. All Of Orangeburg County.
MAnrikp-On the 2lst inst. at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev. y. B. Sawyer, hir.
LEWIS F0GLE TO Miss MARTHA HUTTo. Al -s
Orangeburg County.
MAnn,rp-on the 18th inst, at the residence Of
the brides father, by the Rev. J. 8. Hayden, Mr..
JOHN A. GARRICK to Miss LENORoRA BIN
NICKER. All of Orspgeburg County.
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ASSIGNEES SALE

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of EpwAnp An.
COZ Bankrupt--Er pdrte v. ID. W JAMIsox.
Com'r and MARY C. ARuoR
by virtue of an order of sale from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the District
Of South Carolina, will sell at public auction Mt
"a the residence of Edward Argoe, in Orang geburg
o'clock A. NJ, the personal property of aforesaid
bankrupt, consistingof
head OF Cattle, 10 Hogs, about 20 Shee, nm.
nnished buggy, Still and Worm, Silver Watch, half
interest in Blacksmith Shop and other n artioia. 80"
Conditions cash, and articles delivered imme
diately after the sale '''
p.v. DIBBLE, Assignee.
;.,c h.tate Edward Argoe, bankrupt.
jim ~ td
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE,

IN BAEKRUPTCY-In the matter of ANDREW j.
HocsEn, Bankrupt.
by virtue of my appointment rs Assignee OF the
above named bankrupt will sell at Public Auction
on Friday, the 9th day February. ls69, at IO5
o'clock A: NJ, at the residence Of A. j. Houser,
ST. Matthews Parish, 0rangeburg County, the
personal property of said bankrupt consisting of
colt, COW and calf sheep and lambs, shoats,
buggy and harness, poultry, Sc.
Terms cash, and articles delivered Immediately y
after the sale. p. v. DIBBLE, Assignee
jan 23-td Estate A. j. Houser, Bankrupt
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ASsIGNEE's SALE,

IN BANKRUPTCY.-1fi the matter NJ N.r, w
sAttEY Bankrupt, Er parfe JoHN J. SALLEY.
by virtue of an order of sale from the Honora.
BILE the District Court of the United States fr The
District OF South Carolina, win sell at public siIS
tion, at the residence Of DIR. Nathan w. Sallev iR
Orangeburg County, on Friday Goth january is6o
at III o'clock A. NJ, the personal property of above
named Bahkrnpt; consisting of ''''
Cattle, Hogs, Goats, double barrel Gun, Rife.
Conditions cash, and articles delivered ,,r,,s.
diatelt aftef the sails. ''-'
r. V: DfBBtE, Assignee
jan 10 ~
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+. SaIley resides, situated in the Fork of Edisto
orangeburg County, containing Eight hundred and
twenty (S2Ol acres more or less. bounded north by
lands of b. r. Pou and j. W. Brown. east bv estate
of Henry Livingston, T. W. Gleaton and Morgan
Gleaton, south by d. T. Gleaton, Daniel Boyne and
estate of r. W. Corbet, and west by--.
Jacob Hutto and T.. P Gibson
ALSO
! Share in Edisto Timber & Lumber Pond Co
ConditioRs-For the Real Estate one half cash
the balance in ycar with bond bearing interest,
payable annually, with mortgage of the property.
For share in Timber & Lumber Pond Co., cash.
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps
T. v. DIBBLE, Assignee
II. r. Snlley, Bankrupt.
Orangeburg. S. c., January s, 1869.
jan I'd
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ASSIGNEE.S SALE.

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of JosKrn w.
PHILLIrs, Bankrupt, Er Parte, j. s. DOUGLASS.
ny virtue Of an order of sale to me directed from
the Honorable District Court of the United States
for the District of South Carolina, will sell at
Public Auction at Orangeburg C. H.; on Monday
the LIST February 1868, at the usual hours Of sale
all that plantation tract Of land on which joseph
W. Phillips the bankrupt, resides lying In the Fork
.: idisio, Orangeburg County, containing One
Hundred and Twenty-eight .Q2s) acres more or
less, bounded South by lands Of W, II. Corbett,
East by LANDS - Mrs. Amelia Phillips, and hers,
South by lands of J. =. Tanning and others.
Conditions-Onc half cash, the i,:!ance on d
credit of year with bond bearing interest iiSr
day of SALE payable annually with u mortgage of
the plantation. Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps
ALSO
Will be sold at public auction at the residence Of
Joseph w. Phillips, on Saturday 3Oth January.
1869. at 10 o'clock a. NJ,
Carriage, double barrel Gun. about 20 head
Sheep, Yearling, lot of Cotton Seed, &c.
Terms cash Immediately after SALE
p: v. DIBBLE, Assignee
jan 8 ID
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We bare been requested to ask the Town
Coaheit to enforce tho Ordinance against the
firing Of guns and pistols in the Corporate
limits, if there IN such an ordinance in exis-
tence. tsft.. ,i4>
We weafd airo ask the Council i. there il.
any Ordinances governing the Town OF Orange
burg. We have Town Council, that is n
settled fact-but If we have any laws regula-
ting their actions, and conducting TO the bcne-
fit Of the citizens of Orangeburs, VIC are at n
joss to say.
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"Jxa So."--Fred vanzcgo, (col.) few
days sineetr:arrscc'" in Town with a bale of
c''ts"n, aad had made arrangements to transfer
il 60 theakeeping Of one of our merchants in
exchapsesf.r - few grcenbacks, wien its right
fuf ~wacr siit upaa'"' e, and the Sheriff "lit
apos'' Mr.s van1ese the lat.cr NOS Eeing
abisto exphiathe difference between teum aud
deum, had 70 20 to jail. As our jail is not very
strong. We ARE under the impression that a lit
tle moro Carpentcring wouldut lie aaniss.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED STATES.
Fon DrsrnIcr OF SourH CAROLINA.
In the matter Of FnEpKRIcK LIvIxasros, Bant- mt.
Er pdrte Henry LIVINGSTON, Ex'or
i'y virtue Of an order Of sale from the Honorable
District Court of the United States for the District
Of South Carolina,I will sell at Public Auction on
Monday the LIST February. 1869 nt Orangeburg, C..
H. Mt the usual hours of sale, the following real
estate OF said Bankrupt:
All that that tract of land North Edisto River.
IN oTangeburg County. containing one thousand
four hundred and ninety-six acres more or less.
The said plantation will be sold In two or three
parcels, and further particulars given on day of
sale. ~
ConditiorL---One-half cash, the balance in one
year. secured by bond bearing interest from d,v of
sale and mortgage of the property. Purchasers to
pay for papers and stamps.
srsv. DIBBLE, Assignee,
Estate Fred. Livingston, bankrupt
Orangeburg, s.. c., Jan. 9th 1862
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANkRCPTCY--In the matter Of EMAyuEL
EZEKIEL of the firm Of EzEKlEL Konx, Bank
rupts.
above named Bankrupts, will sell at public suc
ton on Monday, the LIST day of February nex,, at
Orangeburg Court House
All that Plantation tract of Land (being the
tract bought at Sherif's sale by the above named
Rankrupt) containing four hundred and forty.
three (443) acres more less, situate in ST. Mat
thews' Parish, Orangeburg County. and bounded
by lands Of Lewis Fielder, Harvey Cosswell, J. NJ.
Trick and DR.. j. b. Darby.
Conditions-Onc- cash, balance in one year.
secured by bond hearing intersst, and mortgage
OF tho property Purchasers to pay for papers and
stamps.
T: v. DIDBLE, Assignee,
of Emanuel Ezekiel Bankrupt
Orangeburg, 8. c., Jan g. 1869.
jan id
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

IN BANKRCfTCY-In the matter of Ruyrs c.
SALLEr, Bankrupt Er parte MARTIN LIvIxasros
Ex'or and DIANA BEACH.
BY virtue of an order of sale from the Honorable
the District Court cf the United States for the Dis.
trict of South Carolina, will sell Mt Public Aue-
tion, at Orangeburg c. II. on Monday, February la.
1869, at the usual hours Of sale
All that Plantation Tract of Land on which
Rufus e. Salcy resides, lying on Goodland sw amp,
County OF Orangeburg, containing seven hundred
and ninety eight G9s) acres more or less bounded
north by lands of b. A. Yon. east by estate OF
Nuke A. fon and Rebccca Corbett, south by Re.
becca Corbett and Robert Walker, and west by d.
A. Yon and others.
ALSO
One undivided eighth part of q tract of Land con.
tanning two hundred acres, of estate Huidah Yon.
dec d., bounded north by Bolin Phillips and Reuben
fon's land, east by Rufus C. salley's land. south
and west by Goodland Swamp and partly by Bolin
Phillips land.
Terms-One- half cash, the balance in one wear
with bond bearing interest from day of sale paya.
bic annually and a mortgage Of the property. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and stamps.
p. DIBBLE Assignee
Rufus c. Sally Bankrupt.
Orangeburg, JaG. g. 1860.
jan9 I'd
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NOTICE
~ Ishereby given tha. ASSESSMENT
Of PROPERTY, Real and Personal will commence
for the Village Of Orangeburg, in the County Of
Orangeburg, So. Ca, on Monday the 4th day e.
January, 1869. NJ. ALBRECHT
dec lV-u Assessor
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Onr advertising columns presents this morn
Ing tho card of Dr. j.. NJ. sIIuntcr-Photo-
graphist aud Fenp.ypist. Under tho Cam
vas" he viii bc fouad. This way, gentle
men," &eI '.e-s = iE
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AssIGNEE's SALE,

IN BASkRUPTCf-In the matter of MApIsox T..
WAY Bankrupt Ex parte d. Louis & CO.
l'y virtue of an order of the Honorable Dist ric,
Court OF the United States for South Carolina, I
will sell at public auction, at the residence Of NJ
r. Way ~. Matthews Parrish, Orangeburg County,
on Thursday the 4th February, 1869, at ii o'clock
\. NJ: all tho pcrishnble property Of the above
named bankrupt, consisting Of
i Mule, 3uggy and iIarness, Wagon. Goats,
Hogs, Pistol, double barrel Gun Peas, Blacksn.t
Tools, and other articles.
Terms cash Immediately after the sale.
p. v. DIBBIE, Assiguee
Jan 23-td ~ of NJ. y. Way bankrupt
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TmE OaASoEBURs BAPTIST CHURCH Lor.
The Trustees Of tho Ornnscburg Baptist
Chhtoh have made arrangements for the Lease
of the kassssa westIcorners of the above de-
sirable lot. No$ Is tie time for enterprise to
show itself. Here arc two of the most desira-
bly, located lots in our Toxh, fot mercantile
purposes-aud they can be leased for twsnty-
ono years, Oh the most favorable terms AS
will be seen by advertisement Sealed prcpo-
sails will be received until 25th February.
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=. , -"
We cail sttention To the advertisement, of
Messrs. JuisD. stDsssr & Co., of Fresh Gar
den Seed fors sale---alsO,f liverpool Salt at SO
per aadk.s 'n'
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Consignees per South Carolina Railroad
Remaining in the Depot to Dafe.

D. May, D. Gardner, @. H:3Hariey, g. Hut.o, J.
c. Edwards, W. J. Jones, ]. w. Patrick, w. b.
Way, d. II. Knots; s.. E. Riokenbaker, d. Il. Bar
ton.
In accordance with orders received from the Su-
perintcndent Storage will hereafter be charged on
Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable
length of time. w. C. MEREDITH
Agent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-01-30

"PaIz," isa very smart young man. Ifyou
want . "drubbing," call at our Sanctum and
be accommodated.
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WANDO FERTILIZER.

WANDO FERTlLlZER,
THE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURE
ING COMPANY offers TO the Planters and Farmers
of the South their FERTILIZER known rs the
'sWANDO FERTILIZER"
Whick the experience Of the past season has proved
TO be one of the most valuable in our market II
has for it's base the materials from the Phosphate
Beds of the Company Ashley River, and is pre-
pared at their Works at the
EAST END OF HASEL STREET.
in this city In order to guarantee its uniformity
and maintain its high standard, the Company has
made arrangements with the disin guished Chemist,
DIR. c, U. SHEPARD, Jr., who carefully ahalyscs
all the ammonacal and other material pufchuased
by the Company, and the prepared
i II RT LIHE
before being offered for sale, The Company is re-
solved TO make nm article which will prove TO be
COMPLETE MANURE, and give ontire satisfac-
tioH.
Fof terms circulars, and other information,
VIII G: btKEs CO., Agents,
No. South Atlantic Wharf
jah 16-3h Chatlestoh, g. c.:
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Drs. Fefsner, and Durham have formed
Copartnetship in D.ntistry. Their advertise
neut win appear in our next
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LOCAL ITEMS.
SATURDAY MORNING., JAN, 80, 1869,

Hon. g. c, Bowen will please accept our
thanks Giis Congressional Documents received.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-12-28

Is. Ward North End Navy Yard.
Deputy Commissioner. Taxes A Newsom
Judgeg, ] X Handle, d DIVER, j clancy
Clerks. G Baush. z 7 Atwood.
I'd Ward = Al Corner Washington and
Fourth Streets.
DEPUTY Commissioner, George Gillb0ne
lodges, r w Lightburne. I ] Campbell, W ]
Chase: Clerks. 1hos Joyce, X Edgington.
Sd Ward-At Kiernan's Office.
DEPUTY Commissioner, W Z Barrett; Judges.
james Roork, W J MeKeoa.J B signiago;
Ali ward-At.gorner Madison and Third
Deputy Commissioner. 1 7 CartwriRht
Judges. A 7 Lacey, P NJ Stanley. w W Cole
man; Clerks. Dan Kirwan. A Holding.
9Th ward-At Circuit Court House.
Deputy Commissioner. Thos w 0,Donbell;
JUDGES, @ Holet. owen Smith, Jas fogarty
Clerks, W w Gilbert. Jno ID Baird.
9Th wsrd-At Corner Toibert and Mulberry
Streets.
DEPUTY Commissioner. II Chiies: Judees
A Cicall-. Thos Normsnt, Halstead
Clerks, W II CLARK. Sam' Moore. jr.
It'll ward-At Corner Linden and caussy
Deputy Commissioner. Robt Good: judges
W L stewart. W Davidson. Larry Hsrmstad
Clerks, F Foster. Q c Jones.
sth Ward-At Church on Quinby Avenue
Deputy CemmissiOner, D I Monsarrat
judges, ii D Holt. d Pante. McGeoy
Clerks, J ID Stewart. Eugene Levy.
9th Ward : AZ Corner Kerr and ii Il
Streets.
Deputy Commissioner. W B Gibson judges
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