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REPORTERS ORUMBs.-Judge Orr granted
two divorces, at the late term OF the Greenvlllt
Court, on the petition of distressed females; ir
a case where the husband petitioned, the mat
ter was reserved for further consideration.
A grain reaper has been introduced intt
Laurens County by Mr.. Alien Dial. As nov
city it attracted o crowd.
Colonel John Cunningham has opened laV
Office in Laurensville.
The committee who have undertaken to or
range the preliminaries for raising the slO,OOt
to be contributed by the citizens to the theatre
project, will probably commence their couec
ton tour to-day. We sincerely hope they may
meet with abund ant success. We must have
theatre, and this is our best chance.
The velocipede race on the plank road, il
Elizsbeth-street, on Saturday afternoon, wss
highly exciting and full Of humor. Mr.. Chapir
was the winner Of the ''soda water and cakes
There was river immersion BY the Rev. j.
Legare, at the foot Of Tradd- street, yesterday
Eleven males and thirty-fve females, all color
ed, we're baptised.
A child accidentally fell into the pond at the
foot OF Broad-street, on Friday last, and was
rescued from drowning by passer by.
There is a.great scarcity (says an observing
gentleman) Of ants this season and super
abundance Of flies. What does this mean2
The prospect Of meeting Of Council is nov
less favorable than few days ago.
Deer are very numerous now in the suburbs
Several fine runs have been made lately.
There has been no little shaking OF oficia
bones in the past few days in anticipation o
the garote which report says Council vii
soon apply.
The commencement exercises OF the Bake
Theological Institute, colored. takes place 9
the Centenary NJ. E. Church this evening q
eight O'Clock.
Everybody is on the qui oiue for the zach
race which is proposed for the 18th instant
In the bands OF an energetic committee we are
satisfied that the contest might be made
great success.
The picnic OF the Turnverein takes place tc
day at the Platz.
A gentleman who served in the Mexi'an wal
says that Sergeant Jonah R. Holm ed, uhos'
names is inscribed on the medal in MIR. Tuo
mey's possession, was non-commissionet
officer Of Company G, under Captain Moffat
and Lieutenant J. B. Kershaw, OF Camden
sc
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Auftica Sails.
sHEKIFF's SALES.

BY virtue OF sundry writs of Fien Faciis to mo di
reoted and delivered, will be told on MON AZ
and TUESDAY. the 9Th and 9th days OF July next,
at the northeast corner OF the Courthouse, between
the hours Of II O'Clock A. VI. and 3o'clock P. II
ALI the right title and iLterest Of the defendants
hereinafter specified In the following PROP.
ERIY:
east Of Meeting street Roa0.
Levied on and to be sold as the property of Vim.
Schneider at the suit Of August Hsrne.
AL that LOT OF LAND, With the Buildings there
on, on the northwest corner Of SIres and Line
streets, Ward No. g." Measuring in front on sres-
street thirty-ave feet; same on back line, and In
depth eighty-six feet. Bounded vest on lands fo:-
merly OF John Charlton; north on lands formerly Of
Francis Sires; east on Sires-street, and south on
Line-street
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Nich7
las Hollings at the suit Of A. T. Oarstens & Co.
ALSO,
All that LOr OF LAND. with the Build Lgs there
on. situate on the side Of midd.e-street, be.
tween calhoun and Minority streets. Measuring 70
feet IN front Middle street. by 100 teet In depth.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Ber-
nard Comfy at the suit Of Mary c. Brown and others.
ALSO,
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the BlildiDgs there
on situate on the east side OF Meeting. street. be.
tween Line and Columbus streets Measuring In
front on Meeting-street Is feet, by 200 In depth,
more or les
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of a. R.
Stafford at the suit OF P. Cory.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on situate on the west side of St. Phibpstreet two
doors south of Line-street.
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of Mar.
garet Crlmmall at the suit OF Josiah p Hughes.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Build ings there
on situate on the west side OF Cburch-street Mea-
suring In front on Churchsreet % feet py liz leel
in deDth. more or less.
Levied on and to be sold as ihe property OF John
F. Preston at the suit OF Pat Reilly
ALSO
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there
on situate on the east side OF Hauover.sreer, north
OF Columbus-street
Levied on and to be sold as the property of John
Schmidt at the suit OF Benjamin Felomenn.
ALSO,
more or less, situate In the Parish OF st. James
Goose Creek about two and o half miles f1om Lad
sons Ro ID, west side.
Levied on aud to be sold as the property Of VI. B.
McKewn at the suit OF John N. 1idemann Co.
ILso.
All that TRACT OF LAND, containing s72 acres,
more or less, situate in the Parish OF IT. james
Goose Creek, between Pigeon Pond and Deans
swamp TO merly belonging 10 Stoutemeier.
Levied on aid to sold as the property OF Nelsor
Groomes at the suit of Charles a. Clarke.
ALSO.
All that TRACT OF LAND, containing 22S acres
more or less, situate in Groomesvlle, ST. James
Goose Creek about one and q half miles from STRAW
berry Depot. Northeastern Railroad.
Levied on and to be sold as the property OF Benta
min Donnelly, Executor Of John Donnely, deceased
at the suit of william Harvey, Administrators.
Terms cash. Z. ". NJ. MACKET,
June Ia ma y. y. Z.
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Auftisn Sdies.
KNOX. DALY'&(0..
VaIua5k Plantation at Auction.
W. LEITCH & r. 8. BRUINS,

BY virtue of an order TO me directed by the BOZ
George 8. Bryan, Judge Of the United states Dft-
trict Court for the Disri It Of South Caro- 1na, /
will offer for sale atpubte auction, at the old Post~
Office. foot Of Broad.sreet, THIS DAY, the l4fn
June, at II O'Clock A. H.,
st. Stephens Parish. known as the Buck Ball Plan
tation, containing two thousand acres Of Land, but
ting and bounding on the north by lands OF estate OF
T. L. Gourdin; on the east on lands Of Jas Peagier
and B. p. Smith; on the west on lands OF 3. r.
Smith and DR. Henry Eavenei; and on the south on
lands of ". c. Hertot and R. Smith, as BY refet-
ence to plat made by W. F. Erwin will more fully
appear.
years, to be secured by bond of the purchaser ana
mortgage OF the premises sold. Purchaser 70 pay
for papers and stImps. LOUIS MoLsiN,
June IA mth7 Assignee OF T. s. War1ng.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.

Orange Lodge, ut P. NJ.
Etna Fire Company. at 8 P. II.
First Baptist Church, at p. N.
Carolina Babe Ball Club, at 8 P. II.
Mass Nee ting Of Friends Of Ireland at P. NJ.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

Lz1roH BRUINS will sell at II o'clock, at the
old Postofice, valusble plantation.
KNOX, DAILY & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock, at
Their store, straw goods, clothing, &c.
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Eor NsEDEp.-The sensitive ears Of the
iudees, jurymen, lawyers snd Others who most
do consregate in the public buildings 10 the
vicinity OF Broad and Meeting streets. have
been shocked by the noise made by passing
vehicles, and they have put in circulation
nehtion asking Council to pave said streets in
aid vicinity with newly patented pavement,
on which wagons, carriages, &C., can run with
ont noise. We would suggest that, IS there Is
a rood pavement in that location, snd numer-
ona othur streets arc entirely without pavs-
rnaota. oeshose they have need repairing sad
ths present, OF at least until there is . Little
,.ore money In tho city coolers.
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DEATH OF WE'LL KNOWN CITIZEN OF CoIUM-
n1A.-The Pheaix announces the death on the
11th instant OF MIR. VIM. R. HUNT, who was or
many years employed as clerk in the Office OF
the seoretaty Of State, and by his admirable
business qualities so recommended himself to
the Legislature Of South Carolina that he was
elected first to the Office OF Srryeyor-Genera,,
aud afterwards to that Of Secretary Of State.
During the period Of fifteen years in which he
WA engaged in the State Department, he also
filed the post Of Deputy Comptroller General.
Mr.. Hunt had acquired in his term Of service q
large and varied experience. BE died victim
10 consumption. at the age Of thirty-ave.
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MisfeQaHtons.

THE sUBsCRIBRs BKGS LEAVE TO INFORM
his downtown customers and the public generally,
that he has opened Branch OF bis well-known
HAY, GRAIS AND GRISr MILL TAND up town,
at No. IA 1RADD-STREEr. formerly known as Chap
msu's MILL whele he will have full supply Of every
thing on hand and shall be pleased to see them
there ut any time he thankful for the past patron.
age and indu gence Of the public and hopes by the
srctest attention to their wants, that the same will
be extended to his Old and New Stands.
All orders promptly filled, and 10 the satisfaction
of the purchaser.
June IL mWf3S ]. n. q. SEEBECK.
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LANDS WANTED.
w. C.. ALDEN & CO.,
REAL ESTATE OFFICE,
No. sH pINE.s1REET, NEW YORK CITY.

THE ABOVE FIRM HAVE ESTABLISHED A
Special Department for the Buying and Selling Of
Southern REAL ESTATE, City and Country. They
have placed Nj j. NJ. MORGAN Gate of Charleston.
8. o. at the head of this branch oil their business.
Parties Wishing to sell property in the New York
m,rset will find 1t to their advantage to address the
above firm.
Mr.. MORGAN refers to Messrs. G. A. TRENHoLM
&soN, Charleston, 8. @.
June7 Dac lmo
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r r. oLOMONs NJ. D.,
DENTIST,

Hasel-street, opposite Synagogue.
Uniforms BIS PATIENTS, HAVING FOUR AND
slI months appointments, that he will leave the
CITY on 1s Of July to return nbout' 10Th September.
Address during absence, "Walhala, g. c"
Jnne1 tuwfs4 NTH
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HAuT SAUrERNE-CATAwBA.-- -Brandenberg
Freres sauterne; La Croix Blanche Sauterue;
Sparkling Catawba; Still Catawba on draught.
VIM. 8. CORwIN l. CO.,
No. 275 King-street.
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prq @ssss, Gtf.
0IV UVpDuJ 0S&s
~ b q AT b A Il G A
OF
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
FURCHGOTT &c BRO,
CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.

GASES "A LoNaCLorH, ONLY 12h GENTS
PER YARD.
large assortment of Frerch .Corsets, from rs
cents up.
Fine choice collection Of Grape Maretz only 80
cents.
French Figured Cambrics, at Is cents per yard.
SPECIAL ATTENTION GIVEN TO A LARGE LOT
OF
Colored Muslins GRENADINES Berages, &C., at very
low prices; swiss Muslins, Cambrcs and Brilhsnts,
from 20 cents up; $50 dozen owee, from 12h cents
up; lot Of Ladies' Isle threat Undervests OF
rs cents; full line OF Ladies' and 6elts English
and German Hos cry, from 11H cents up; great
variety of LADIES' and Childrens fine style Parasols
from 10 cents up; Teble DamasR and Linen Diapers
and Doyies at very reasonable prices; very large
assortment Of Ladies' Gents and Chfdren's Lisle
Thread Gloves; Bobinets for PaviIions 30 cents
cheaper than anywhere else; Ladies' hoop Skirts
from 40 cents up; STRAW Goods OF all descriptions
very cheap; lot Of Photographic Albums, only 10
cents piece; nice assortment Of Ribbons, Trim.
mings &C.. at moderate prices; 400 dozen Ladies
Linen Handkerchi- fs, from 10 cents up.
Call and examine our stock. Great inducements
offered at
FURCHGOFT q BRO.
No. 437 King-street. corner of Calhoun.
An exclusive department. for Boots Shoes Hats
and Trunks, which we are ableto sell 20 cents Cheap
or than any other hou'o. 3nos May
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mings. &C.. at moderate prices; 400 dozen Ladies'
Ii zen Handkerchi.fs, from 10 cents up.
Call and examine our stock. Great inducements
Ai' '-'e''0 90 FURCHGOTT & BRO.
No. 437 King-street corner of Calhoun.
An exclusive department for Boots. shoes, Hats
and Trunks, which we are abeto sell ~ CENTS cnesp
or than any other hou' 70. 3mos Mays
nRY GOODS, DRY GOODS:
GREAT ATTRACTION |!
7. MCCARTHY,
No. 294 KINGS SIRE e T,
Corner of wentworth-street,
EoULD RESPECTFULLY INFORM TIE Ia.
DIES aod public generally that Re has JUST
OPENED urge and we'll selected STOCK OF DRY
GOODS. wh'ch will be sold at prices which will
defy competition. consisting In part Of:
BAREGES AND GRENADINES
At IS cents per yard worth 40 cents.
BARGAIN.
LENOS AND MoZA1IBlQUES
At 80 cents worth 80 cents to Finest Quality.
ALSO,
A full and complete stock OF CALIcO7S, Long
cloths Sheetings. Pillow Caslnss. Irish Linens. Ia
Casstmeres Tweeds, Embroderies; Laces, White
Goods, Lace Sh7wls, ParasoiJ, Cors-t5. Hoopskrts
Fans, Notions. DC.
Terms cash or city acceptance.
Z. MCCARTHY,
No. a94 KINGS st r e e r,
Corner of Wentworth.
N e w G. D u ID s.
J. r, READ & co.
No. ae3 KINGS T II K It.
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED AN ASSORTMENT
BLACK DRESS GOODS,
To which they invite the attention Of the Ladies.
BLACK BYZANTINE, 81 wIDE-A NEW ARTI-
Gle
Black Grape Maretz, "a wide
Black Iron Grenndine, 81 wide
Black Hernanni Grenadine. "a wide
White Grape Maretz 8.4 wide
White Barege, 8 wide.
TOGETHER WITH,
Herannis. Barepes, Iron Grenadines, Grape Ma
retz and Tamise Cloths, in ordinary widths.
J.R. READ & co.
MOSQUITO BOBBINET,
IN VARIETY.
MOSQUITO PAVILION dAUZE
White Coating Linen
Printed Linen Lawns
New Mus.ins and Organdies
New Percaes and Pequcs
Richardson's 1,ish Ii iicns
Linen Sbee'tng ll.4 wide
Pillow Case Lin-n
New York Mi Is Longcloth
wamsutta, bTasonviIe. Lonsdale. and other "a
vorite brands OF yard wide Bleached Shirt
ings
Ladies' summer Under Vests
Mems Gauze Merino Under Vests.
JR. READ s. CO.
ENGLISH HOSIERY.
LADIES WHIIE COrTO.J STOCKINGS
Mems HALF eo,e, III lest English manu'acture.
GLOVES, GLOVES.
LADIES Ii LIE THREAD GLOVES
Gentemens Lisle Thread Gloves
Children's Isle Thre:d Gloves
ALSO,
WHITE GOODS.
COMPRISING IN PART:
NAlNsoOK MUSLINS, MULLs, JACONEls
Cambrics. Bishop aud Victoria Lawns; swissesCn ~
piain, striped and checks; "a french Aushns, Or
Candles Tarletans, &C., &C.
J.R. KEAD & co.
LACES AND EMBROIDERIES
FULL LINES OF NOVELTIES IN LACE GOOD:
ard Embroideries, as usual
j. r. RE AID G. CO.,
ono r1Ncs X r. ET
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! THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest Ctxcsl.tton.-THED DAHYRERS
ElEG TEE NEHSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
oGNIZKD As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
UzAr1oN, IN TIE CITY OF CHARLEsToH'
PUBLLsHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REkALN-
NC IN THE POST0FFICE At THE END OF
EAoR WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRoVLS-
F0NS OF THE NEW PoSroFF1CE Law:
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financial.

D A N X h 8,
STOCK AND EXCHANGE BROKERS AND MER-
CHANTS, wishing Checks, Blanks, Letter Heads, or
Job Printing of any description ctn get their orders
aIlsd promptly and in the neatest style, at cheap
rates, by applying at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 East Bay.
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DOR THE HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED,
pHALoN.s CHEMICAL HAIR INv1G ORATOR
AYERS HAtR VIGOR
MONTGOMERYS HAIR RESTORER
BURNEr'S COCAINE
HALLS SICILIAN HAIR RENEWER
CHEvALIER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
CHALFANT's COCOA CREAM
LYONS KATHAIRON
BAR9Ys rRGCOPHEROUS
REEVES AMBROSIA
HAIR TONIC
sAvAGE'S URSINA
BACHELORS HAIR DYE
HAWLEYS HAIR DYE
JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
HAMBLETONS HAIR STAIN
POMADES, PHILoCOMEs
HAIR OILS, BANDOLINE, &C., &c.
For sale by Dr.. H. BAER,
MAYS No. 1s1 MEETING-sTREET.
ITO REMOVE GREASE SPOTS.
USE TIE DOUBLE DISTILLED
BENZINE,
Prepared BIZ De. e. BAER,
Maya5 No. Isl Nesting street.
oaAmpOOInG AND HAIR-cUTTISG
LADIES AND CHILDREN
attended at their residences promptly snd ~ resso1
able rates.
Send orders 10 WE. MARSHALL, Barber.
Apri1 IA No 81 bfsso-s'Re0'' Wy
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N e w D u d s.
J. r, READ & GO.
No. a63 KINGS T II K e IT.
HAVE THIS DAY OPENED AN ASSORTMENT
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nRY GOODS, DRY GOODS:
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CHAMpAaNE CIDER.-One hundred cases
Champagne Cider and Lager Beer-quarts and
pints. WM.S CORWIN & CO.,
No. 27j King s-street.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The Constitution sought to be imposed
on the people Of Mississippi last year b,
the men who framed it, and who now hy
pocritically profess their desire to see /,
modified, Is now admitted by them not tc
have conformed to the Constitution o.
the United States or the reconstruction
acts of Congress. And yet, little over
year ago, this same party, who now pro-
Tess to favor universal suffrage and uni.
versal amnesty, were in favor OF forcing
even at the point Of the hayonet, this pros
criptive, oppressive and odious Constitu
ton on the people OF Mississippi.
Gan such an INSCRIPTIONS and corrupt
party receive the faith and confidence Of
the people? We answer No-a thousand
times. No. Let the people rise up in
their majesty and might and drive it from
the State Liberty Advocate.
There are many loose practices in this
wicked world man may be guilty Of with
perfect IMMUNITY, but it does seem mys-
terry to us how young lady, born and
reared In the cticdlric South, filling an
important and uncommon position as does
the Editress of the Liberty Advocate .
so far forget herself. her teachings and the
principles Of her ,oAite mans party, as to
support publicly greasy big, black, buck
Niger, who cannot read his own name
in print. for the lofty position Of Secretary
OF State, on the National Union Repub.
Rcan Ticket.
Oh shades Of the former immortal Sec.
retaries of the proud State Of Mississippi,
why Go you not rise up in jlst indigna-
tion?
Oh, ye fair daughters Of the sunny
Sonth, the pride of the Caucassian race
why do you not hide your faces in very
shame over the deep disgrace of one of
your fallen sisters I?
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16
Keep it before tIle People.

That the poor men and business men Of
this State pay most of the taxes. Wilkin
son County has 100000 acres of land up
on which tax of 1880 90 is paid annu.
ally including State and County tax
Thirty business men in the county pay
$4,000 90 State and County taxes yearly
more than all the land owners together.
The amount OF taxes annually collected
in the county is about $4,000 90, $350O
90 of this is raised on real estate, the bal.
ance is paid by the laboring men and the
business men.
The Conservative Republican Party
want to keep matters in this shape. The
Republican Party, proper, are in favor of
making taxation equal and just on all class.
es. Read their platform on these cues
tons and then go and vote for Alcorn and
Justice.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

The Clarion is informed that the Rad
ical Board Of Police of Wilkinson county
appointed by Gen. Ames, has imposed ,
special tax Of one dollar per bale on cot
ton raised in that county, The Radica
spoils men produced no cotton themselves
but their palms are itching for a portion
OF its yalue.-Meridian Gazette.
The Board of Police Of this county
looking to the best interests ofthe people
have, by and with the advice Of good
and prominent citizens Of the county. If.
respective OF politics, levied tax Of one
dollar on each bale Of cotton raised du.
ring the year 1869. This tax is PAYABLE
in county scrip. and by the first Of De.
cember next, Wilkinson county will be
totally out of debt and the people will
hardly feel the taxation.
The Board who levied the tax. with the
exception of one member, are all interes-
ted in raising cotton. and some Of them
have been planting this year pretty large.
" and will make great deal Of cotton.
They all raised more bales of cotton than
Shannon makes ounces OF the staple.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

| KICKED BY MuLE.-Several week,
since we cropped and branded clay baul
colored scoundreI in Jackson, who has
since taken refuge under the protecting
wing OF the. military authorities, ant
through the colums of the Pilot tried /,
induce us to wear a three, year old hickor,
out on his already well tanned back. Al
we don't like residence at Dry Tortugas,
be will have to excuse US until Amss
moves his headquarters. BY that time
the hickory will be seasoned Bran don
Republican.
Kicked by Jackass you should have
said. But admitting for arguments sake
that you are a mule, which, you yourself
acknowledge, You know, Frantz. you have
lied in this article, You know very well.
and it can be fully substantiated by proof
in jackson, that Norris, colored man Of
that place, cursed you for every thing he
could think Of, and even under the protec-
ting wings of your backlog crowd in Jack
son, with them urging you on you dared
not resent it. Like a cowardly poltroon
you shurk off; and we feel confden. in
asserting that if Norris should go to Bran
don both you and your hickory would be
. non est invidus on the streets that day
Frantz, every one knows that you are
The most unmitigated liar, Infamous scoun.
irel and cowardly poltroon that was ever
wrapped up in so much human hide; and
We would lose oil respect for Gen. Ames
we're he so to disgrace himself and put a |
asting stain upon Dry Tortugas by send.
ng there in exile such poor, pitiful spec.
men of rotten humanity as you are.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Two editors were lately sentenced to i'm.
prlsonment in France for publishing false
news.-Er.
II such law were in force in this State
Richardson would soon have about doz.
en- radical editors at work on his planta-
ton Brandon Republican.
Yes and all the Democratic editors and
newspapers in Mississippi would be in the
Penetentiary and il Richardson should
reward them according to the merits Of
the art, the I" Brandon Republican" as
the most notorious liar Of all, would be
given the position Of chief organ to the in.
stitution.
Woodville Republican. (Woodville, Miss.) 185?-current, 1869-10-16

Some Anticipated busy bodies, have
started the report in this county, that oul
old friend. Capt. J. J. Cage Of Fort Ad
ans, had Joined the Dent party None
who know Mr.. Cage would ever do him
the injustice to believe word Of this
aad we are authorized by him to say, once
for al, p set the whole matter at rest
that be stands just where he has always
been, With the true, straight out. Republi
can party q the State and county. and
will support itswith ali his energy and
talent during the coming contest. De
nnocracyw will hare to look to other sources
for help Gage Is incorruptibIe and wont
bite al their bait.