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The St. Cloud journal., 1869-08-12
H1OTICE-U. s. LAND OFFICE.
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N1OT1CK-C. 8. LAND OFFICE
~ - 6t. Cloud, Minn, August 1870
: Complaint having teen eas.red a. si,i, oo,cs ,x
JONAH Pehrson agsin>t JOAN Prasen for ahs,doo
ing bis Homsstea. Easry No. 1905, dated June 18th.
range &c, in Monosga,ia County, Mnn. with a yieut,
the cancellation OF said entry the said partes a.s
DAY or sEPTEMBER 1sgs. at ocoe IN NV tt's ine tsH
noon TO respond and fnrnis! testimony Concerning
alleged abandonment.
G. A. GILMAN, Register.
augsewj II. G. BURBANK, Receiver,
I |No7lcE>-U. $. LAND OFFICE.
~ st. Cloud, MINI. july II, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office ,,~
GhsI!: &C. Gesf AGAINST Henry S. Hays for atan
Jr'y 9Th, 1865 upon the sw 4 sec:l,a e. .o..Sl nl
snip LIZ, range IS, in Monongaiis County. Mimi.
With view " tho cancellation Of said eutry: ,;,s
Office on the 10TH BAY or sKPTEMgEk. 1ssa ., % ~
pcicck IN the forenoon to respond furnish test!
mo ySeoneernibg laid alleged abandonment.
july2sext i. {: G. SuAs BuREAsk: kkef,s.s5; hssa;xe,
4II 8 LAND OFFICE, ST. CLOUD, MiNS.-
~. July 10, 1ses
| Oh the S1H DAY or sEPrEMBEK 1899 a, 2 o,eilS.
IN the afternoon Of the said day and then an there
sLo* cause Why your Hams,tsad Entry No. @,ss,
n.aa. ~ you SoTes,ber Is, 1865 upon the sw ser.
t'n ~ township 12s range g. the Distric. Of land.
subject t. sale at 1t. Cloud, Aun should lot be can
e.led, as Paul sebjeideS alleges an abandonment,
] J.
Tue same, When you will be permitted +, contest such
! | showing O. A GILMAN p;. >
juiyzz6wl II. c. BURBASK. Rsceiver.
~ oTIcE.-U. 5. LAND OFFICE.
st Cloud, Mimi, July 6, lse9
compliant having bven entered at this Office by
o:e Peterson agsinss WIN johnson Jr for abandoning
hs iead Entry No s5o7 dated February 2 1871
upon the re section H. township 123 range II, ia
4 Pope county, Minnesota, with view to The
oi sad entry the sald parties are here
ny sumaionei 10 appear at this onics On the 18Th
AT 1,-ci
to respond and fufrish testimony conc. rnux said al
- Legged abandonment.
c. 4. GILMAN, Register.
O. juIy86wll II. c. BURBANK. Z. 1--we,
Al OTICE-U. s. LAND OFFICE,
~ St. Cloud, MIMI, Juie "a 1862
Complaint having b, 81 entered at this Office /,
David Hannah against William Eggeston for abandon
ins his Homestead Entry No. sell, dated April sth
y Ia rsuge 49, in Todd county Minnesota with yey
TO the cancellation of said entry the said parties ar
hereby summoned to appear at tis office Gu the LOT
w DAY OF AUGUST, 1864, at 10 o'clock in the foreooo
respond and furnish testimony concerning Ead ale:
=. ed abandonment. c. A. GILMAN, Register
cd Juyl-o" d. e BURBANK, Receiver
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old BY allDruugists and Dealers ID Medislne,

COOK, coBuRN 1 co.
- . 81 q, s$.. =.
aen'l Agents for North Wsstsrn etates,
/ 81 DRARBoRN STREET, CHICAGO. III
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Sheriff of Stearns County.
Dated I'D July, 1S69. aug57w
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c. A. GILLIAN, Rea
july22-6ws Il: C. BVRBANR,
NOTICE. u, 8. LAND OEFICR.

~ St. Cloud, Minn, July 6, 1869.
Complaint having been entered at this Office BY
Johann Olson against Neis J. Hansen 1or aban-
doning his Homestead Entry No. 250l, dated May
Il, 1so6, upon the a Sc Ii section 3, ne Il ne X
section 10, and NV II NV section II, township Ia,
range 81, in Pope county, Minnesota, with a view
the cancellation OF said entity: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this once the 18Th
DAY OF AUGUST 1869, at 10 o'clock in the forenoon
to respond and furnish testimony conceriIg said
| allegedabandonment.
c. 4. GILMAN, Register,
julyS-6wa E-C~ BURBANK. Receiver.
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Our stock, of Violins, violincellos, Con
ira Basses, Flutes, Flies, Flagoletts, Claro
nets: Guitars, Banjes, Military Drums Of
subscriptions, Brass Instruments, Accor-
deons, Strings, etc., is complete. 81
Church Organs, Melcdeons and Pianos
tuned and repaired]
Orieas attended to with Promptness
v3-n26
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And Weighing 49,
IS Pounds to the Measured Bushel.
The ears Of Wheat, when mature, are
ELEVEN Oh TWELVE INCHES LONG,
"a Put up and securely tied sid se4l-
ed in linen bags, and sent by mail fred IT,
all parts Of the country, ON receipt Of
price.
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THE COMING ELECTION ON NEXT
WEDNESDAY,.

We feel assured that our fellow
citizens are fully alive to the great
issues involved in the coming election,
and that they will turn out to u man
ut the polls on next Wednesday. Let
them do their duty, and there will be
no doubt as 10 ting rcault. We will
elect the peoples ticket, and now and
forever rnclain victory to cur stan
,Iar,!s. Viii any one be SO Hpathrtir
us t" stay at home, when public duty
calls him to the polls? Will amy one be
<osvlii>h a>to &rud&c one day in the nd
advancement OF an object in which SO
much is involved? no! We will rally
every man, and we will strike Il blow
wlitl shall make ourvictory final. We
will eject representative men, and moi
aliens and rrnrGadc:;- men who will
give ''cqual rights to lac blacks, and
low taNc" TO all. RrmcmIcr We'd
ncsday.
We would again repeat our advice
to the managers, that if they see
proper TO receive unregistered names.
they keep separate boxes for such
names: and d.si "natc them on the
lists by the letters N. r. (not reg
i:tcrc,l.)
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drawing his pistol upon one Of the
ConstabGlnry; was Released whilst 4
,:rnc bill was found against the Con-
stable. GLOW plain u tale will put
YOU down :" The act Of the Consta-
hlc was an unprovoilcd assault upon Il
citizen VIII" w~s quietly seated III the
Barber shop waiting to be shaved !!
We made II true statement OF the
incts at the time, and also published
tho Prescntmcnt of tho Grand Jury
which put the matter in its true light,
aud laid the blame upon tho proper
shoulders. The foreman Of that
Grand Jury was VIM. \. Gilrs, Esq,
who bears as fair IL character rs amy
in the District, and whom cycn Il
lowndcsville correspondent OF the
Rrpablicno, in the midst OF much
abuse of his Section, allows himself
I" style IA gentleman and q scholar
We hnyo neither timc nor patience
to comment further upon this rigma-
role OF misrepresentation, cXcnply-
fling almost equally the supprrsS;o reri
and the s"agrStio .tuisi, and beg pardon
of our readers fer the space we have
given TO it, and pray that VIC may
not be rr"vokcu TO REPEAT the Ctlrncc.
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TIE STATE AGRICULTURAL. FAIR.

THE STATE AGRICULTURAL FAIR
We had the pleasure during the
past week of receiving a visit from
Mr.. \. y. Lcc, Architect and Civil
Engineer: Of Columbia. $. c., and who
is now experimenting the erection OF
the building in that city for the com
ing FAIR, and which he informs us is
rapidly approaching completion.
One OF tho cheat features of the
new building is Il large Aquarium for
the exhibition Of fish and for the
display of water through the cclc-
bratcd French Fountain Jets.
let every citizen Of the District
something to this cxl,ibi-
ton. Come up first to our District
Fair. and YOU will likely be tempted
to go further. Those Of our citizens
who may not be ablo attend, may di-
rect their articles to Mr. a. y. Lee,
aud he will take pleasure in seeing
that they are properly presented.
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I'HF JURY LAW.

Under the first section Of can
act to amend IN act to Regulate the
manner OF drawing .jGrorS," ap-
proved March 53, 1869, the com
plctcl list OF jurors must hc such
that 7thc number OF names ot
whites thereon shal! ;ear, TO the
number OF names Of rolorcI voters,
as near as may be, thc same pro-
portion as the whole number Of
colorcd voters bear to the whole
number OF colorcd voters i'm the
township, city or county as tic ease
may hc. Judge Thon,as in his
charge TO the Gral,l Jury of Ian
caster County, or Monday last.
the jury law OF 1869, in CONNECTION
with the preceding law or Tic same
subject. by the jury law of lS;;S,
"a list of persons we'll qualified to
serve as jurors "bcing persons OF
good moral character, Of sound
Judgment and free from I'LL legal
exceptions, must be prepared,
w!nc!, list s'li:,ll consist OF net less
than one in ten nor more than ono
III live OF the voters in Tie town or
county. But when this hes been
done and tho best men arc selected
the Jaw oi' 1860 comes in, rcpuirin"
that the proportion OF whites and
blacks on til" jury shall he in the
ratio Of the white and black voters
The State Constitution proc!aim,
that there shall hr no d!scrinina
! tion On account OF race or vulor
Therefore, in the words; Of JuL@,
Thonia$:
eff from the second list a nam,
."l q man !.s stricken h"v;i,lSc ui' III:
color, am! in the third or revise,
list u raHlc OF II man Is stricken
because Of his color, and in tho
third or revised list, one is inSrrtc.
on account Of his color, i; is contr:;
ry to tIic constitution. The nam,
OF the best mcn shall stand, aln
thry must 60 into the .jury-bo>
Without regard to their color ot
race
Judge Thomas summed up :h,
: i'NN'''it III 'itSC "cltS
"I on will therefore gentlemen
see t" it tl:;t yonr next Jury J.,
selected from thc best nirn in YOU,
country, irrespective OF race q!
color. AS 'icar a; .iiay hc' co!n
ply with the law OF 1869; BIZ
strike no mans; na,nc from tic sec
onl list because ltc is white q
black, 10 put an inferior man in Iii.
place. The court cannot GET al0n.
rMlthout GOOD and efficient officers
land If you desire 70 sec justic,
mctcd out, You mnSt have sur! :
Jury us the act of 1*U% contcnpIat
led, to assist in. tic decision Of iii,
various questions which occur
Charirsicn Mars.
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The DISTRICT AGklCII,Tvs,

The DISTRICT AGRICULTURAL
FAIH--Week after next (beiug the
first week in November) our DiSlric,
FAIR opens here: and We arc glad TO
sec from many Indications, that
through the length and breadth OF
our District, it is awakening an inter
est commensurate with its impor-
tancc. How important lis Objects
to sul'silizc art, to develop industry,
TO stimulate enterprise, and to lay
deep and wide the foundations of our
maierial prosperity. We trust, nay
We feel assured, that it will be Il sue.
cess something TO bc compared with,
Il bright past and to give III earnest
of Il still bri yhtcr future.
The Executive Committee Of the
Society have cntlcavorcd to do their
duty. Fcllow-citizcns, respected ma
irons, blooming maidcns, cnterpri-
sing young men, will you do yours ?
a varied premium list, appropriate
committees, attractive premiums.
have all been selected, and it depends
npon the good people Of our District
to make the rich display Of articles,
and the bright array Of spectators
worthy Of the occasion.
Examine the prcminm list and It
solve to compete for romctlinm. Per
hapS you will take premium, but
whcthor you do or not, you will hell,
to swell the att: actions Of the cNhibi-
ton. Ilcrc VIC may state that
where the head Of u family is {;
member OF the Society, any of tho
members may compete without
charge
Come ono! come all from every
section Of tho District, the most re
mote. Let IL; see and know each
other, and let lis l;,ai:c the OCCASION
one Of much profit and enjoyment.
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nGe. The farmers and planters of
the State will notice with satisfaction
that the rroI,r!ctorS OF the Charleston
Ncms have made al arrangement with
the rrorrictorso Of the R"rot Curoi;ni"n
which enables them to offer to subscri-
bcrs unusual advantages. The Char
lesion iNcms is already we'll known as
= widc-awakc and pushing paper; the
Rurai CdroE"i0n bids fair 10 be the
best agricultural magazine ever pub
Iis!icd in the South. what, then. will
onr. readers say to procuring the daily
Nc'rS and Rurul Cnrolini0m for one
year for $3.50: or the tri-wccitly Nrw
and Rmroi Curoiiniua fog one year for
81? Can the force Of chcapneSs far
thcr go? Subscriptions at these rates
may he sent to either the proprietor
of tic Rar"l C"ro';niom or the propric
tors Of the Charleston -News.
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Hot SCppEn-In another column,
the ladies' Of Trinity Church Able.
vile, announce that they will give !:
Hot Supper on Wednesday Of Pair
Week, for Il benevolent purpose. The
time is well selected, and we trust to
sec Il large attendance. The tast,
and skill Of the ladies in these mat
ters, furnish an assurance that tho
entertainment will bc Of the most
attractive kind. We wish them, what
We anticipate, the largest succcss.
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G@- We direct attention to the
advertisement Of Messrs. J. ID. Aiken,
&.Co., agents Of the splendid Semi
Weekly line Of Florida Steamers.
The steamers are al1 first class, and
in charge of experienced Commanders.
For through tickets inquire at tho
Railroad offices, and for freight pas,
sage to; the agents at South Atlantic
Wharf, Charleston, S, G,
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n0D Mcssrs. Riley & Jordan Bros.
Greenwood, S. c., invite the attention
Of their friends to their large and
well selected, Fall and Winter Stock.
1t comprises the best articles Of the
Ladies' and Gcntlcmcn's Departments.
and in style and quality will be found
adapted to all tastes. Read their
advertisements and give these gentle
men q call. Prices TO suit the times.
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c:-~,. NT>,,, Sf e. u

Ef27' Mcssrs. Mays & Barnwc!l. Ca
new ii: m, but individually we'll known
to our citiZcnS.) arc now receiving
their Fail and Winter Stock Of Dry
Goods and Groceries at the old
stand Of John A. Talmadgc. These
gentleman intend to keep the very
best varieties and to sell low. At:vcr
ilScmcnt next week.
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nsA- BY reference to,thc advertise
mcnt of NJ. W. Coleman & Co.. Green
wood, S. c., it will be seen that they
arc offering their very complete Fall
and Winter Stock, ut low rates for
Cash. 1t will afford them pleasure TO
receive q visit from their old friends
and customers.
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B:y" BY reference to the card OF
Mr.. Isaac Sulzbachcr, Matchmaker
and Jcwcller, Columbia, S. G., it will
be seen that he is offering Il large and
well selected stock of every thing in
his linc-watchcs, jcwelry, musical
instruments, spcctaclcs, cutlery, &C..
Our friends visiting Columbia, will
tiud it to their interest 10 call.
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Il > We pubii-h in another coi,n,n o.,

Ii We publish in another column the
earl Of our friend trbert Il. IIemphll,
E>I who has opened law oiii:e. ut
the old location of Mcssrs, Perrin & Goth
ran. Mr.. lIemph;ll is Il gentleman OF
line talents aud a,;ainments, and prac;icr,l
for several years ut the Texas lar. We
commend him TO tho patronage Of on.
iilcnds and feel assured that he will at
tend promptly aad satisfactorily to all Lu-
sincss entrusted 10 his care,
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Dk5" Sec the card in another column
of Mr. a. y. Lee, the well known
Architect and Civil Engineer Of Co
lumbia, S. G. Mr.. Lee is an Engineer
of skill and capacity and has estab-
lishcd q reputation in his department.
Onr friends desiring architectural
designs or anything in his line, will
find it to their interest TO furnish him
their orders,
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r. ~ We direct attention TO the
card of Mr.. John G. Dial, Columbia,
S. g., Importer and. Dealer in Eng
lish and American Hardware and
Cutlery, Agricultural Implements,
Guns, Ammunition &c. He is a
merchant Of experience and charac.
ter-has a large stock and keeps the
very best articles in his line. We
commend him to the patronage -four
friends.
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See the advertisement Of J. NJ. & NJ. L.
kinard, CoumLis, S. c., leading mcr-
chants Of the CITY, who are oflsringa large
and well selected stock. They ciT.r induce.
ments in qualities and prices, and our
friends ,i>it'ny tho city, would DO well to
give them i call.
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Friday, October %, 1869.
The Accounts of the Able
vile Banner.

Our friends will bear in mind that
We l,avo no control over the ACCOUNTS
due tho "Banncr' office. They arg
Ahe property Of the former propric.
tor, Mr.. w. w. Farrow. We bought
only tire material, and Sood will, an,,
subscription list.
LEE 4 WILSON.
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T-sS" We are indebted to MeSs,s. Duff.

ir,ts" We are indebted to Mess,s. Duff.
IL Chapman, Publishers, for a copy Of II
School History Of South Caroiina," by
j. Wood Davidson Tie author has cm;.
"ent qualifications for the .ask--high lite
rary a'tainments, and long experience in
traching-and the work will prove II use
'ul compilation. 1t is brought down t.
the present time, an! is published at the
the low r'icc OF 90 cents per copy. App
PLY TO Parker S Thomson, ALLevillc, S. G..
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Hss" We arc indebted 10 Mr.. !. W.
Irowbridye for late files of Northern
papers, for which hc will please nc
crpt our thanks. NJ. Trrwbri,lec has
just returned from the North where
lie mas been laying in select Fall
and Winter Stock. Of which his friends
will Ec duly advised.
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Bay. Soc advertisement of tho as
signccs Of II. A. Maxwell, who will
sell ut Pcndlcton S. g.. on tho 10Th.
November next. valuable real estate
consisting Of scvcn tracts Of valuable
land.
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INDEPENDENT TICKET.

The many friends of JOHN A.
would respectfully an-
nouncs him as as candidate for tho
House Of Representatives of South
Carolina, at tho coming election to be
no ldcn on the eth Of this month.
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--------A<S<
EJ- 1t is conceded that the Republicans
have carried Ohio and Pennsylvania with
greatly reduced maorirics. Maj,ri,ics Of
10000 and 10000 have been reduced 10
5000 and 10000.
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Nj A ARRIAGES.

MARRIED, at the residence Of the
brides father, on the 10Th inst, by
the Rev: Manning Brown, Mr.. :CAL-
YIN .PRESSLY and Miss ANN L.
LAHMER, daughter of Mr.. J. NJ.
l.atimer, Jr., all of Lowndesville,
S. G. ~,
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RQGFElN7htT5Q esAYF1
kp32ETtVkaE, = 0hSxG,

WE will s"'l at auction, a. Psnllc.on,
w S. g.. ON FRIDAY, the 1911 .lay
"f NHi EMEEE n"x,, al that Valuable
River Plantation, containing IN the :ysre
gate .s13 acres. AS: %rcI TO us by Mr.. !.
y. Maxwell, for Tie benefit OF his creditors,
and hy re-su,vry l:Gu2 acres, which has
been laid Cn into seven Tracts, 10 wit:
Tract no. 1,
7o7 acres, oG of which is valuable river
ho'tom in ono body, some good cotton
lands, AMI plenty Of wool lands. The
buildings (excrp! onr) are all on his tract.
Tract No. 9,
10 acres, 3 Of Which l.; river boz.
some fresh cleared land, balance in WOODS.
and is adjpv,ing G. Il. Cherry and Lot No.
Tract No. 3,
900 acres, has both river and branch bot
tom. and good wood IaudS, AL joining lands
Uf Eliotl, Lots Nus and +
Tract Nc. &,
lG11 acres, ncarly all wood land, and ali lin.
ing lands OF DR.. Maxwell, Elliot and Iiuck
ncy.
Tract No. S,
III acres, nearly all wood land, adjoining
lands Of Eeddy, Phillips, Cherry, Simpson
aud LIT No. 8.
Tract No. 6,
o74 acres, nearly all wood land. adjoining
lands OF fpb'. Adger: Rrd,'y. WLillcn and
Lots Nus. ], and 7.
Tract No. 7,
20l acres, on which is n good cabin and
small farm, known as part Of the Hayes
place. and is adjoining lands OF Wilticn,
Pinckney and Lots Nos. and 8.
Also, we will sell seven Lots Of Land
within The incorporate limits Of Pcndlclon,
to wit:
Lot No. I,
l2l acres wood land, a.lj,ining Mrs Max
well, Shakliu and Smith, and is ono Of the
most beautiful sites for building in PcudIe
ton.
Lot No. o,
40 acres, fronting on Orrville roa1, adjnin-
ing lands of Mrs. MaxweIl-has good site
for building.
Lot No. 3,
37l acres, being part OF Race Tract FicId
trout on Orrvilio road, and a1juirs Lot No.
.. 1t also has tire building site.
Tot No. Il.
404 acrcs. and par: Of Race Tract, fronting
on Orrvi'le road, and adjoins Lot No. 3
and the Griffin lands.
Lot NO. ;,
0 acres, fronts OH the Anderson road, ad-
joining lands of Mrs. Sloan, Mrs. Maxwell
and Lot No. G.
Lot No. 6,
]3 acres, front on Anderson road, end al
joining lands Of Mrs. Mays, Mrs. Maxwell
and Lots Nos. and 7.
Lot No. Z,
0 acres. adjoining lands Of Mrs. Nays, Mrs.
Maxwell and Lot No. G.
We will also sell the Dcavcrdam Place,
containing about 500 acres, situate in Oco-
nee county, on Big and Little Beaverdam
creeks, adjoining lands OF Elias Earl, O.
i. Z. FAINT, Myers anA others. The Sur
veyor is now at work laying this off into
several tracts, pats Of which will be ready
i'll few days Tor inspection. Plats Of all
the other lands arc now ready at :he house
Of j. B. Stton and either of the Assig-
nces will take pleasure in showing and OK
planning them.
|. T'ERMS.-One third cash. and for the
other two-thrds, teims will belnade known
on day Of sale, if not before.
- J. B. SITTON, q"
W. II. d. GAlLLATD,
Assigneos of r. A. Maxwell.
Oct 22. 1s09-26-2t
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FUGrsrA, October 2O.-A difficulty
occurred in this city this ,nc,ning, between
John Z. Foster and William Il. Mcdonald,
in Which the former shot and instantly
killed tho latter.
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E4- Mc<srs. Parker e. Thomson, and
Wbite Brothers, are advertising Red
Clover Seed. Read an article on our first
page, with regard to this crop from the
pen Of COL Aiken.
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ES See notice Of James II. Dunnis
United States Deputy Collector.
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ET Grant has appointed General
Bslknap of Iowa as Secretary of Wnr-a
General Of Division under Sherman during
the War.
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G5" See advertisement Of r II. Ward
law Assignee.
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JAPANESE SWITCHES.

Will be received to-day, 22d October,
another lot Of those Japanese Switches,
Chgnons, Curls &C., at the
EMPORIUM OF FASHION.
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WHITE &RED FLANNEIS

We have the genuineWelsh and Shaker.
FLANNEl.S, which are better than any.
other, because they are heavier, wider and
shrink fcss. Also, u good supply of
OPERA FLANNELS and SACKlNGS
for Ladies.
In
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WHITE GOODS

Can be found JACONETS and CAM
BltlCS, Soil Fl>leh JACkONErS and
CAMIl;lCS, SWISS, PLAIN and
STRIPED and PLAID NAlNSOOKS,
IRISH LINENS, LAWNS, EMBKOlD-
ERIES, FKiLLINGS, TAPE TRIM
Sc, &c.
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DOMESTICS

Euhraccs everything generally c'as,e1
under this head. PRINTS, Brown and
B.cached SillErINGS aud SHEET
lNGS, long CLOTHS, DRILLS,
IlENlNGS, MNsEiS, d., &c,