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+ sHREDs OF STATE NEws.-E. yefeid had the
lrst frost OF. che season.. on the l4th vege.
tstton doat see5h muchatrected as yet.
The dwelling house, with its entire contents
o., Mr. T. N. Brltton, OF williamsburg was totally
destroyed by fire few days ago. The fire occur
red In day time, and was the result OF accident
The plantation formerly owned by Mfr. ]. NJ.
Fulton, at Indlantownr Church, Williamsburg
County, was recently bought by Mr.. S. d. New
som for $4,000, and sold In short time by him to
]. r. LamIson, Esq, for $4,000.
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HORSE THrEF.-A man named Samuel SmalIs,
who stole horse from Mr.. b. II. Hoyt, In st. An.
drew's Parish, on Tuesday last, was captured and
arraigned before Magistrate Kanapanx yester-
day, upon the charge OF horse stealing and as.
sault with intent to KILL When pursued by Mr..
Hoyt, the thief ran and was fred at by Wade
Hampton, an employee of.Mr. H. The thief re-.
turned the fire. No one was hurt. After hear
ing the testimony, the magistrate committed the
accused to jail to await trial. ;
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BY r. M. MARSHALL & BRO
BY HOLMES 6 MACBETH.
AuCtfoueera
VALUABLE PLANTATION.

by virtue OF an Order OF sale, to me directed bv
stetns e non iot1 Gso; 3 Bryan Judge OF the United
Carolina win oner FOR SALE at Public Auet,on a1n
at the Old rostonice foot Of Broad strees' nn
IhgksDAY, Noyem6er 4th, 1885, at ii O'Clock
"a An those THREE PLANTATIONS OR TRACTS
Of coeto s'ua5e amd IN 81. Geeges Parish District
pIs,ing all that Plantation or Tract OF Land, mea-
stnng ssG,ing an ana Containing eighteen hundred and
known as the dIndlan Fields Mi Piantation.K
putting and bounding to the north on land now
land now or late OF Captain d. oannsdy and
land now or lately claimed by william Utseyj to
Rumph on land heronaer desorbeS ri S'Une aa ion9
now nov or lately claimed by William Utsey, and to
said Indian Fields Mil Plantation but sold on
aneretrom @ to John =. Duer and William Utsey,
Gavin. :. V's'' " nA'or Dagia'
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND al.
containing seven hundred and thirty y.folF t7sS,
acres; bntting and bounding to tho north on
south on Land now or late OF Christian Rumph.
10 lot, the & east on Land Of the South Carolina Rail-
late Of Colonel John Rumph and the indIan Fied Id
BILL Piantation above described. ,.7-
All that TRACT OF PiNH PAisG' LAND measuring ana
ali I putting and bound
Mill Plantation. '
the above three Tracts OF Land will de sold as
whole, and comprise in all twenty six hundred
l2oool acres portion OF which Is cleared and
tlmbered. 'N"S
Terms-one-third cash; balance in two equal
successive annual instalments, secured by bond
or bonds OF purchaser. with interest at the rate
Oh seven per cent. per annum, payable annually,
and n mortgage OF the premises. Purchaser "a
pay for papers and stamps. =
LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee OF Wharton A Pefscn.
oct15 ftusth1 - "
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OUR PRICES CuRKESrs-we especially invite the
attention OF our merchants to THE NEWS Prices
Current, issued this morning. Made up with the
utmost care, and handsomely printed with entirely
new type, 1t forms, with the business card OF tho
house forwarding it, the most attractive and well
come weekly commercial circular that can be
used. Price, for ten copies or more, with busl-
ness card, two and q half cents per copy. Single
copies, nve cents.
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THE ENCOURAGEMENT OF IMMIoRATIoN.-An cf-
fort is now on foot to raise subscription to put
the German Society, OF Charleston upon q sub.
stantial and working basis The objects of the
sooety-to encourage immigration, to protect
the immigrant from sharpers, to advise and put
him In the way OF employment, anu to look gen.
orally after his wefare-are certainly most praise
worthy, and similar organizations In other cities
have been the means Of enecting much good
General John a. WAGNER, the PRECEDENT OF the
society, has afund Of experience which peculiar
~ qualities him for the position. Any OF our
business men willing to aid this society, Will find
q subscription paper at THE NEWS office.
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The SoIRRE OF THE RrNA FIRE COMPANY will
take place at the hall OF the company on Thurs
day next, and will doubtless be pleasant affair.
The committee OF arrangements is composed OF
Messrs G. c. Wightman, Thomas Lyons, John
Marion, O. A. Won Dohlen, Walter Webb, F. Kres.
sci. Jr.
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tbs MINsTRELs last night drew their usua
packed house. We learn that tho managemen,
have generously rendered to the orphans OF the
city free admission to the matinee performance
on Saturday afternoon.
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Auction Sales This Day.

Knox, Daily 4 Co. Will sell at IL O'Clock, OF
Lynch's Farm, mules, hay, &c.
VIM. Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at hts store,
carpeting, window shades, DC.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
boots, shoes, &C. ID!
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AccrDRNT.-Yesterday, negro, whilo at wor
upon the metz building Of Mr.. Segllous, on Eas
bay, fell from the scaGolding and received sever
injuries.
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TEE CHEAPEST YET.-THE NEWS Job Onlce is
now printing bill-heads In the best style and on
fine paper, ut 50 so per thousand Merchants, think
OF itf
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BUSINESS ENvsLoPEs.-THE NEWS Job ONCE Ia
now prepared to furnish GOOD Envelopes swilh
business cards printed thereon, a. - Res thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
b,usiness man shonld have his card printed on hia
envelopes. 3Ria Z .JE1 6b1UfG&l1l
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CHARLESTON HorsL.

- OHAnLxsr0N HOTEL,
Enoch Bennsr, A. p, wymar, Boston; Charles
hlttendorf, baltimore; Warren Adams, south
Carolina; J. 8. Bean, J.. O. gHl1t} Augusta; James
Y. Johnson. Baltimore; NJ p:sdrs4sile, wphing.
teni ". Henry Force, P::it Copeland, Nov York;
y g. Cox, Boston; Benz. 3. Crane, Atlanta; L: h.
= aast.aoEn' aaryland; :. l. Wlsstes ssaafort; L.
John D. Parker, Adams Run. jf ,R
]. ffAv1LIoH. .HorzIszzsss.
I.iP. Williams. Il R Boynt4u, ]. Bobberts WI.
Hams, H. West, 3. Boynton, -Raruweil; O. Il. Kirk.
;sng' Aeaas,s; a q syls ASAsI9se z y sSl
ton; vi B. worsham,s Cooper River; T. "A. II.
Cook, Miss r. J. Cook, Bennettsville;J. J. W. Antly.
0rangeburg; A. h pudley, Charles B. Dudley,
Pitchburg, Mass - -'-N' : .e''' : - :
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sFxTE:zErT.

nfkxofcas. n H''.y i''',' ',' : :
Hon. Sohn A. DIX, New Xofn.
hon. James Harper, Firm Of Harpsr pros -
Mayor New York.
!onn J. Crane. President Bank Republic.
VIM. n. Verniiye, Banker, (vermilye o., s....'
Cnaf @. RockwooA, Cashier Newark Rsnhts~
: Company. '-.' -
Hon George opydyke, ex-Nayor New York.
Mnot O. Morgan. Banker. n
Thomas Rigley, Firm Thomas Rigney Co..
ZEN. b. sherman. Treasurer New York Steam
- sngar Refining Company. y,
Aaron Arnold, Firm OF Arnold, Constable 4 On.
Richard H. Bovine, wetmore 4 Bovine, Lavyers
E. " Haughwout, Firm 3. v. Hsughyout Go.
VIM. wilkens, Firm OF wiIkens q Go. }, J. :, I. !
Julius II. Pratt, Merchant.
VIM. w. Wright, Merchant. @.o. 'j-HH
Charles ]. Starr, Merchant.
William Alien, Merchant.
Geo. v. Cuyler, Banker Palmyra, NY.
Geo. T. Hope, President CONTINENTAL r,ra r,ru,-
ance Company. ~ h, ,5[---- t,
John O. Sherwood, PARK Place. - ~. s,..,
walton II. Peckham, corner Firth Avenue Ana
~ Twenty-third street. ;. -,.t
Edward II. Wright; Newark, N. j. ~.
ueo.jW. Parlee, Cotnselor.
W. u Cogsweli, Merchant. ..,
s. KEIM q IssRRTEI,
igd General Agents for South Carolina and aeorsss,
.q' once No. 70 Broad street, = = :.
81 ~ ,a Cha.,estoo. g q
Dr. 7. REENsrJRRNA, Ekainisias rnysle,aa. ~
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oss aUIns nne initial nloie paper and rwen.y.
nys envelopes to match; ;for forty cents at O. q.
Rishter's, No. 1e1 King! !streetps5SG 98.is'as 9
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l.nufaetured aud Tor i.is w. 8 aa ,.e 8 i - -
,s9en y Nc. 1n Meeting Sffest. i
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ONE OF DiokEss' Or scotta Works Is present.
ca toevery annual subscriber to the XIX Cen.
tury.i ~. -t.af1sl1 r.s..1,,,n ,no,s .
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DoDD's NERvINE AND INYIGo8AToA

Is Tonic and ntle-stimnlant, which Ia not at
tended by reaction. What Il gsias for Jou IL
maintains. When II refreshes body or mind, II
refreshes with natural strength that comes 20
She interest Of any fs6tior; but long Shd S1tsnd:
fSd Observation teaches % thah BE Who resorts TO
keebs 1t Il thai hs b SndiIsr ats IA HIN SSnes S. r.
which win s9n4qms Ike the danes Of pcriftfon'
se ataI iss T. S5A,s S tsSs iSa. Wy seA
aeafes shat accompanies each b6ttie ! III tss:a
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A O.. ~ U,asF n A N
E1SRoKER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
$50; S;-aSPRoAD sFsRYz. .sd;l. M
i+. Charleston, g. @. = p. $ss;l ,s!i


,,.ffonpt attention given TO the purchase ana
sAle q Aeal.Ratate, Bt1ckS, Bonds, Bank Bills,
&C, 90. septl6 wfm2moA O. b.
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A MODEL EsTAyLIshaENJ.-wci inrr.e aS...
tion OF the friends OF THE NEWS In the city Ind
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our ONCE enjoys for the prompt execution
of all kinds Of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
,vlded With new type and machinery OF the latest
and most approved pattern and having large
and carefully selected stock Of. cards. envelopes
and papers OF all qualities, THE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now prepared to tillorders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing in the very best
manner, and at rates at least as low as any other
establishment In the Southern Stntes. Call at
THK NEWS building (up-stairs) and examine our
scale OF prices anu specimens Of our work.
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JuSuEaIlIr.
JuSHEauLr. s,.-
r ROOKL YN. ga
LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
Asse's 300. 600

''''" 300, ,oo0
issues all Kinds OF Life and Endowment Poll
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pany having the Definite Guaranteed Surrender.
Value Plan Policies, worldwide. Second TO no
Company In the United States for stability, libe
rallty and economy.
ONCE No. 141 broadway, New York.
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WILLIAM M. COLE, Secretary.
State Agency No. 50 Broad-street, second floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted through
out the State.
Apply In person or by letter to
JAMES G. HOLMES, JR.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
= Iulyl2 mwfSmOa
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Drngs, GbemlraIs, sc.
u E G a. r e F U j
WHAT MED ICINEs
+. YOU TAKE.

When you are exhausted by ovcrwork OF head
or hand and feel the need of something inYjrorat.
Ing, don't drink whiskey or any Intoxicating
thing, whether under the name OF Btters or other.
wise. Suoh articles give just as much strength
to the jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stiro.
ulapts are injurious to nerve health, ana are al-
Why's followed by depressing reaction. ~ -.-t-,-
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b us,x ,x;Ess YNorIo 1s:s

NEW YoRkAerald, Times, Tribune and World
i've cents per copy, at Q. O. Rishter's, No. 1s
King street.
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ARADic.I ournAoE.-rhe Edgeneld Advertiser

A RADICAL LoUTRAoE.-The Edge1eld Advertiser
says:
At the last Stnte election In Georgia, A. G. Ruff
fin, the Radical sheriff OF Richmond County, was
our peaceful and gentlemanly fellow-citizen Of
Hamburg, Mr. Robert Kernaghan, was arrested,
placed In irons, untl taken to Columbia on charge
OF being the murderer. The arrest wns effected
at the Instance OF the notorious Hubbard, who
made ON 'afldavit to the effect that upon informa-
tion received, he hnd reason to believe that Mr..
Kernaghan committed the murder. We have no
doubt that the accusation is totally groundless,
and that the Whole thing is q manifestation OF
long-nursed Radical maiignity.
A special messenger from the Governor OF Geor-
ga arrived In Columbia on Tuesday with re-
quisltion on Governor Scott for the delivery OF
Robert Kernaghan, accused OF the murder OF AL.
bert @. Rubin, at Augusta, at the last State cleo
ti0n, u AZ
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Anrtion GaIcs--Qbis man
-.''o" ~"'Is-- WDlS }Uu0.
By MILES DRAKE.
ROOTS, SHOES, HATS AND
- CLOTHING.

THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, will Sell at my
store, corner OF King and Liberty streets.
10 cases BOOTS AMI SHOES consisting or:
cases Ladies' Serge Congress and Polish Boots
eases I.auies Cont ana Morocco Polish Boots
Cases Momen'S Goat and Bun DOoteeS-5 to ami
7to9 "
13 and to 10 :"
Cases Mems Calf and Bufr RoIp,oroIa
Cases Mems Calf Creole Congress
Eases BOYS Calf and Bun Baimorals
oartoons OF misses anu Chldren's Shoes, various
80 cases. iso dozens, Mems aud Boys HATS, as.
ALSO,
Ing: ,r ''uipits-
Mems Harrison COATS and PANTS
mems Cashmere and Satinet Sack.coals, lined.
Mems Cassimere and Satlnet Pants
Mems Cashmere and Satlnct Vests octoo
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apbarro, Cigars, &r.

gA general assortment Of Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco, Of All grades and styles, from
reliable sah manufacturers ln Virginia and North
o.sel!ns, and offered Z. TIE iowsit market prices.
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CHARLESTON, 8. O., 1858.
Dear Sill have used your Soothing Cordial for
Dlarrhoea In teething children, and lind It very
excellent preparation: It has great advantage
over most preparations OF the kind In containing
no Opium or Narcotic.
When these are required they can be added In
proportions applicable to the case.
therefore can recommend it's use in the afYec.
t!ons for which Il L. designed.
+. I. 1aIRR, n. D.
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a. UA RDIAN UTUAL
LIFE INSURANCE. COMPANY
N E W YOR z.
$50 ORGANIZED IN 1859.
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- s'.4.>A' '!l-i sNio it l-itS irf't,'-- Er'in
= ~ Ladies' suffering from any Disease peculiar
70 their sex, can be restored to health ~ using
DH. LAwRENoE's "wOMAN's PRIEND.n II
Q healthy condltion.sa So, 59f' e'ss
For sale BY rs = ga2 = ~ 20
rs DowIE & NOISE,
lalyee 1yrpAo 49, Charleston, 8. o.
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Nails, Iron, Horse Shoes and
md Wooden-Ware, for sale by
POWELL d DICKSON.

THE SOUTHERN CULrIvAToR-For October
has reached us. We cam do our planting
friends no greater service than to call atten-
ton to this agricultural magazine. 1t y the
Leading representative Of that revolution in
southern farming, which has been inaugur-
ated since the war, with such happy results.
Its editors, though progressive, are evidently
cautious men, attaching great weight to ex-
perience. as Is shown by the large number OF
articles in every issue, written BY practical
farmers In all the southern states. Its corps
sf sfeontributors is uarivallcd. Wenetice that
the publishers continue to furnish to new
subscribers, the letters contributed by MIR.
Dickson, embodying his experience and prac-
tice These alone are worth 20 years SUD-
aripton. If you have never seen the paper
send stamp to Southern Cultivator, Athens
Ca, for specimen copy, and examine 1t for
Yourself. Price S2a year.
The Van Buren press., 1869-10-19
Masonic.
OFFICE OF THE GRAND SECRETARY,
'I Little Rock, Ark, Aug. 70, go.

The Thrty-iirst Annual Communication of
the GRAND LoDGE OF ARKANSAS, will be hol-
den at the Masonic Temple, in this city, COM
mencing on the first Monday in November,
A. ID. 1869.
The Twentieth Annual Convention of the
GRAND ROYAL ARCH CHATTER OF ARKANSAS,
will be holden at the Masonic Temple, in this
city, commencing at ten o'clock a, m, on the
Thursday preceding the first Monday in No
vember,A ID. 1863.
The Tenth Annual Assembly Of the GRAND
COUNCIL OF ARKANSAS, will be holden at the
Masonic Temple, in this city, commencing at
ten O'Clock a. m, on the Saturday preceding
the first Monday in November, A. -. 1863.
have mailed blank returns to all Lodges
Chapters and Councils throughout the juris-
diction, to be filled up and returned to my Of
fee as carly as practicable after the first day
of October. Should any of them fail to reach
their destination by the time they receive this
paper, the Secretary or Recorder VIII MAKE
application at once TO the undersigned, ana be
supplied with duplicate copies.
WIN. ID. D.BLOCHER, Grand Sec'y.
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E went into a shop the other day
to buy whatths drapers call "gents hose"
A smiling young lady was behind the
counter, and when | had made an appeal
to her to show me some socks, | was
somewhat at loss what course of action
loughtto pursue in order to emonstrate
to her the length of my foot. AS l am
not a burlesque writer. it was clear that
| could not lay my foot on the counter
and say with all my sole;" nor could l
paraphrase Dibdin's Jack Tar, when he
spoke OF the dancer who $50 lightly
handled her feet" The little woman,
however, speedily remove my first per-
plexity; though only to plunge me into
another. "Will you," said she, I" please
to double up your fist, and lay it on the
counter2' l Ireplied that | did not want
gloves, but socks. "And l want to take
your measure" she said But" urged
sit is the measure Of my foot that you
require" EYES," she replied, 9" and l
can get it equally as well with your hand.
Once around your clenched fist, at the
nuckles, is the length Of your foot"
And she took the measure ef my fist,and
l took the socks on the faith ofthe dam
sells representation and, in due course
| found that she was quite right, and
they fitted me to a nicety.-Curiosisies Of
OHOpPt"y.F r. -- e F-r a., -V-F-
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STAR Strung LEAK-We are told by
a celebrated naval officer the. following
anecdote iislt .a1l .ss..I .. fI b. ..
On one Of his cruises the sailors saw q
comet, and were somewhat surprised and
alarmed at its appearance. The hands
met and appointed committee to wait
on the commander to ask his opinion of
it. They approached him and said,-
"We want to inquire about that thing
up there"
"Now, before l answer you, first let
me know what you think it is"
."Well, your honor, We have talked it
ever, and think it is astar sprung leak
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An UNDESIRABLE OFrIcE.-A gentle
man Of Sweetwatcr, w yoming territory,
tells story of his experience on his ar
rival at the mines in the mountains IL
was nearly dark as he alighted from the
stage at a hotel. AS he entered the pub
lie roem he was, of course, marked at
once rs a new conner He had scarcely
seated himself comfortable when a
stranger approached him, and, with eyi
dent intention Of doing the stranger ia
vor, quietly asked II, as he had just ar.
rived, he did not want q Job" Oh
course, money was tho object of our
friends visit to the mountains, and he
at once responded in the Affirmative He
would be very much obliged, indeed, II
he could be put in the way OF good
thing. t"'
'oi.. Well" said the amiable gentleman,
q there is a vacancy in the Office OF depu-
ty sheriff, and can secure you the ap-
pointment il you will accept; the posi-
ton pays about SO a day" Our friend
concluded this was fine opening, and In
timated his willingness to accept the ap'
pointment just thcn the idea struck
him: "By the way" said he," how hap
pens there to be a vacancy in the Office
of deputy sheriff." na.a ilrsl, ,itHt.!sl
"Wcli, you see. stranger said the
amiable gentleman" cur deputy died
last night" ig .sqor. iJ uu, ;, o.,
"A6! indeed; how happened ity'
"Well, he had slight misunderstand,
ing with another man and was shot
"When was he appointed ?" DAY be-
fore Yesterday" "What became of his
predecessorY'' :" lie was shot, too. >
.How long does deputy sheriff live in
these parts p About twenty four hours,
Our friend concluded to go to work in
the mines, and declined to accept the ap
pointmput i|. .'.r'...
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~ Mr.. JOHN @. WEST put upon our
table on Saturday last, some of the finest
and largest Apples We have seen. this
season. They are what are called the
" Stevenson Pippen," and are said to
equal, in favour, the noted Shannon
Apples, which so readily find sale when
brough to our market. Mr.. West has
sold to Mr.. c. Nj. Thomson, this season
over sixty bushels, which have been bar
relied and shipped below. ..
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A STORY FROM NED BRAcE.-Mr. Ba-
con, OF Edgehsld; 5. e. tEs hero 81 tue
Georgia scenes, unde. the name of /" Ned
Bracs," was once counting a lady in
Georgia of SCafdlihM SID kar rsfused
him frequently, and he as often renewed
his suit At one interview she became
extremely annoyed At his inportnnity,
and tssd him that she coald not marry
him; that their tastes. opinions, likes and
dislikes were totally different. "In fact"
said she, VI: Bacon. l don't thiuk there
Is one subject on earth upon which we
agree ngf !sflf hroY 4itgF ,,sI
% assure you, madam, that you are
mistaken said Mr. Bacon, +" and l can
prove it,, ,*iD = Jhi1I .lt5TT
"lf you will mention one thing about
which We agree" said she, |" / will marry
you" '+'a.i7 s'} 'e' la1I,
"Well,' said Mr.. Bacon, "I will do it.
Suppose, now. you and were travelling
together; we arrive at night at a hotel, !,
and there are only two beds vacant, in
one. there is man, and the other a wo.
man, which would you sleep in ?"
She rose Indignantly, and replied,
with the woman, of course, sirr' t,
So would l." earnestly y responded
Mr.. Bacon.
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III 2 u :

ET DR.. E. WALL, again pays our city
professional visit. We can readily rec
ommend the Doctor to all who are troub-
led with sore eyes, in every stage Of the
case. Several cases have come under
our own observation, in which most OBJ
stinate and almost helpless cases have
been successfully treated and permanent
cures will no doubt be had. The Doctor
may be found at the office of Hon. HUGH
f. THOMSON, where the afflicted will do
well to give him call.
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'uaitAd- -&tatas .Commisaiousy's Court.
Yix BtaEs, Anxoct 18th 40

VAN BtREN, ARx., Oct 18th '6e
Before JAMES o. CHURCHILL. ESQ
Commissioner
United States vs.. NJ. MiIlerAManu.
featuring tobacco not paying tax; dis,
charged.
Uslvs. NJ w. wallronAManufao
turing tobseco, not paying tax; dis
charged
U. S: vs.. James Hood-Larceny com
mitted in default or bail.
U. S. vs.. Oliver T. White-Tradinp in
Indian country without license; bound
to Nov. term 5000
U. S:vs. WIN. A. q fFinchnIntroduc-
ing spirituous liquor into Indian country ;
bound to Nov, term $500. '''
US, vs.. VIM, A. J. Finch-Intimida.
ting swithess bound sum ofS5OO for an
pearance at Nov, term. 81, ,f..l
U, IS. VS.. w. & Isiah Hock-Illicit dis.
tilling; waived examination, gave bond
$500 each for appearance,
U. S. VS., Rebecca Thompson and Jane
Carter-Ihtroducing spirituous liquors
into Indian country; Carter discharged
Thompson held in sum of $500 for ap.
pearance Nov. term sifas4,i 10 #.
U. S. VS.. Lewis Fields and Julian Xii
gour--Larceny; discharged.
Y. 5. ys. Henry Scales, James ant
Geo. Drew-Assault with intent to kill
discharged. y IS EeF9Vrga =,