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The Republican ridicules the grammar and
rhetoric of the board of school directors, as if
n trifing deficiency of this kind could Offset
the Radical attempt to seize upon the schools
of New Orleans, and to break up our system
of public education. This fagitious project
cannot be bettered by criticisms on the style
or taste of the resolutions in which the direc-
tors express their Just and natural Indignation
against the libelous assertions of Gov War
moth. The schools of New Orleans belong to
New Orleans, and the so.called Legislature has
no right to interfere with them. 1t is untrue
that political considerations have Influenced
the board in their selection of teachers but
if it were true, they could scarcely have erred
in conforming to the opinions of the over
whelming majority of this community. If
the carpetbsggers take possession of our
schools again what tests will they make? VIII
they choose teachers with reference to abili-
ties or qualifications, or will they limit their
choice to the trooly loil ?" For few years
the schools were under trooly loil" control,
and during that time every teacher was hunt
ed out of them that sympathized in opinion
or feeling with the people of this city, and
they were filled with a VIGOROUSLY corrupt,
ignorant and inefficient crew of carpet-bag-
ging Adventures and renegades. What was
done then viii be done again, if the carpet
baggers succeed in their design of grabbing
the public schools of New Orleans.
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Governor Wafmoth, during the troubles in
this city, previous to the election, attributed
his inefficiency TO the lack of a trooly loir'
militia. What Governor warmoth meant may
be inferred from the proceedings of the
'trooly loil" Militia of Arkansas, where a
large portion ofthe State has been overrun by
licensed and Ieentious bandits, who rob the
people, burn houses, and occasionally vary
the entertainments with interludes of shoot
ing and stabbing. Why the people of Arkan-
sas have borne with this thing so long, we
cannot conceive; but of one thing we are GER
tain-that it would not be borne in Louisiana
for week. Let Governor Warmoth intro
duce his "loil' militia in this State, and he
will have to get regular army to protect
them.
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The aucticneers Of this city have formed an
Auctioneers' Association, and have obtained
from Mr.. o. g. Hall, the proprietor of the St.
Charles Hotel, the spacious rotunda barroom as
sales room. This enterprise on the part of the
auctioneers u most praiseworthy. The selection
ofso favorable and central location will prove CT
great beneftto both buyers and sellers. A list
of the members of the association and their ad-
yertisement appears in another column. We sd-
wise perusal of document possessing such uni
yersal intersst
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Boys Clothing at Reduced Prices

TULANE BUILDING 4
New Orleans. January 10, 1859
attention parents guardians called 20 our large
ssoez o. tOfS CLOTHING. which We are aeing ct The
Our sseeh Of MEMS CLOTHING s also complete and W
GARTHWAITE. LEWIS & STUART,
81 and IS Camp street,
and IN Main street, Memphis, Tenn,
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Remember
6eI MAGAZINE STR

the place 10 get your old Frames Reg Locking
Glass Plates resvered and the only place in the city where
Rose wood Work Is done. Frames Of any pattern made 70
order. Regilding and Rosewood Work done at Summer
Prices Remember 6 Magazine street. near corner Of First
Box lssS Postofice, New Orleans La
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n Challenge
FOR THE WORLD
70 Produce COOKING STOVE FOR WOOD 70 saaA,
BUCKS PATENT BRILLIANT
In the following essential points:
First-ECoNoNY OF FUEL
sseond-DURABILlrY.
rhird-CAPACITY
Fourth SIMPLICITY OF CONSTRUCTION.
si1.h-BoLINe. BRonlNG. BAKIEe and ROASTING.
Al the Louisiana State Fair held in January 1868 the
BRILLIANT was awarded the
GOLD MEDAL.
After actual trial Of two days, by Committee Of five
practical and impartial gentlemen Of this city, the
Charter Oak and four other weIknown Stoves
At the st. Louis Fair October G. 1868. the BRILLIANT
was awarded, for the fifth tme,,the
FIRsT PREMIUM.
BEST BREAD
SHORTEST TIME
With the
LEAST F1EL
All the leading Stoves manufactured In the United Staei
competition last mentioned Fair with
exception which Stove kept out
for reasons best known to the manufacturers.
BUCKS BRILLIANT
Requires letters Of recommendation from obscure sources
but hsunts its
BLUE RIB ON
which It has won with so much HONOR
As q Challenge for an Equall
CONSULT YOUR INTEREST. BUY NONE BUT THE
Blue Ribbon Brilliant.
Every one b to give entire satisfaction the
MONEY REFUNDED IN FULL.
sO.dby
II. HALLER,
reser all kinds Of Cooking Heating Stoves, House,
furnishing Goods Crates Tin and Iron Ware No. 40 Camp
street, and No Iss Tchoupitoulss street.
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And is certainly dueto Dr. J. wINTHALL, late Of Germa-
n.y. and residing at zig Canal street, In this city, who
comparative short time has cured Of Severe stsmmer-
ing and Suffering. hence removed the my asst
unhsppines and impedment my progress In
le Many thanks to him who fully it, which,
prompted BY gratitude cannot fail express publicly
B. MARTIN,
Cabinet Maker. 50 Rampant street.
Residence-s9 Drysdes street
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Statement Confirmed.

We, the undersigned, have known Mr. B. MARTIN, Of 50
Dyades street, Intimately from bis infancy years. have
been afflicted with Suffering. under DR.
WINTHALS treatment radical has besn effected and
subscribe attesting the truth of the same.
ROBERT J. DUNLAP, s25 Dryades street.
DAVID MCNEIL.
Miss E. GAILY,
JOSEPH IRL. SO Rampant street,
wv. vIRGETS, corner Perdido and Liberty sis
New Orleans, Jan s. 1869
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.HssC Orleans P0sfomce.
Time OF Arrival and Departure OF Mall,

Time Of Arrival and Departure OF Malls,
Route soO-New Orleans to Brashier leaves daily sxcsps
Sunday at IAN Arrive daily Sunday excepted by 6rn.
Route s002-New Orleans to Canton, departure daily.
Closes at $50 Sunday at II Arrives daily SIS
Pm
Route srs-New Orleans to st. Frsacsvfe supplying all
the Offices opened departure Monday at Friday q
8 A. N. Arrives Monday and Friday mornings.
soO4-Eew Orleans Carroton. Jefferson CITY
departure Monday and Thursday at Arrives Monday
and Thursday at4P.n.
Route OOs-Nsw Orleans to Burss Settlement, Lower
Coast departure Tuesday and Friday Arrives Sun.
day and Thursday.
sOo6-Nsw Orleans Mobile departure daily atIP.
n. Sunday at Il =. Arrives daily by BAN.
Route so07-New Orleans to Covington, La departure
Monday and Thursday at A. Arrives Tuesday Friday
at4 p.
ROuts-New Orleans to Algiers. departure daily "a
n. Arrives daily by IL AN
Route sos-New Orleans vcksburg supplying all TIE
eces opened to vcksburg; also Red River and Ouachta
Parishes Departure Tuesday and Saturday at r. L. Ar
rives on Monday and Friday mornings.
Mails for Lake Coast Tuesdays and Thursdays ct ~
Saturdays ct TX A Pascsgoula, Saturdays at H.
Brownsville, Brazos Santiago and opelousss
Railroad. close st7 A. Il Sunday and Thursday.
Tariff OF Postage for Mexico, Cuba, weso
Indies. etc.
ouadaIoupe, Martinique. French and Drtch Guiana 81
half Or, optional
Cuba. Mexico. Hsysi Porto Rico. ST. Thomas Jamaica.
Venezuela United States Of Colombia Engish 9uians-5
cents. half or, obligatory.
Bolivia Chill. Ecuador-34 cents half o. obligatory.
Circular Postage
Circulars rated book packets 4 o. or under
Belgium Switzerland and Germany, cents each.
France 4. England and Italy Il cents each.
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each. /
Sweden Is via Hamburg II cents each.
once Hours.
Opens at o'clock A. NJ: closes at 8 r. =.
Sundays. ONCE opens At o'clock A n; closes 7H
III. N. Thompson,
PURCHASING AND COLLECTING AGENCY,
NO. Is EAST TWENTIETH STREET. NEW YoRK,
ossOlAI Aszzu or uv ORLEANS ozsssznJ
AHdasss Il HER0HAEDIsB AeEIoULrUKAL IN
rkEAENTS, stea etc, purchased oommsssn.
Coed spurchassd only Of FIRST class Houses and - low
not low than parties purchase themselves
sucisnt sum must be tied TO freight andeeEi
missions. the balance PAYABLE ON DELIVERY.
oonnssions not -Scssdins sloa Per osn; szl
sssdins sl0o. ~ per osnk
Collections on al points promptly attended "
Rsssrnes-ooL =. Q. MxoH fropnsss Of u
hsv ORLEANS oE.sszH.
Oar Job Office.
THE CRESCENT Is PREPARED TO DO
SUPERIOR 9TYL1,
And on tho
MOST REASONABLE TERMS.
IAN Glasses Of
COMMERCIAL AND STEAMBOAT PRINTING,
LAWYERS BRIEFS, CATALOGUES. PosrERs, Krc,
In Connection with the
CRD0C1rT JOB OFFICE
LITHOGRAPH OFFICE,
Unsurpassed BY any In America which equal any Won
which may b given By the patrons md friends sf Ne
CRsscxyx
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CUncer Cssre6 Without surgery
.E.ILl1lt
DIR. g. p. LAWRENCE,
rAsrIxprA cAxcER DOcTOE
RECEPTION AND OPERATING ROOMS:
No. lI3. Canal street. ......-.No. IN
lt NEW ORLEANS
Opposite the Clay ssatns second floor, under wasbbun
Photographic Gallery.

An Cancers regardless Of class or dursfon arc
taken out entire "root and branch" within three to nine
days BY celebrated East India Cancer applications and
internal remedies.
One application with Of the internal remedies
usually ell shat necessary complete entire cre even
In fenl, seating" Cancer.
Under this the drops out
before the ninth day The quickly heal without assis
lance and present smooth and healthy surface obvstng
all deiormty.
These applications perfectly harmless to healthy ssh
but attack instantly and destroy all FUNGUS AND ABNOR-
NAL GKowTHs. CANCER. DANGEROUS UISERA-
TON, sElRRHUs, TUMORs Etc.
Diseases Of the BYE and EAR, and all CHRONIC CON-
PLANTS. cured
Hours-FrOm "a N. TO ST.. N. Ladies' reception -fcm
to4P.x.
Letters Of inquiry must stamp addressed To-
DIR. G. P. LAWRENCE,
Box $40, Postofice. New Orleans.
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COrresp 0ssdessce.


BALL ORLEANS DHi New o Esssy pss &c
To ocers and Members of Louisiana Relief L.dgs No. l.
A. y. and A. NJ:
Gentemen-Ths Orleans Dramatic Relief Association well
knowing the noble and prasewohy Of Masonic
Order generally and of Organization in Particular
conscious that appeal for Charity made In
behalf to aid In your good work. would be literally
responded both by the Fraternity and the public large
through this undersigned committee respectfully ten.
der the offer Of their humble services for public
tainment for ysur benefit
nthis offer should meet with your appreciation we would
ask you to fix place when and where il shall be-
given, and inform accordingly.
Very respectfully yours, O. y. BUCK,
FRANK sHAUBUr,
" C. PORCH, Committee.
T. LAHAcHr, Jr.. President
II. sEvEIGNEs, Secretary.
HALL OF LOur, Man o Rs.I.' b ISDss No f
Messrs Theo LaHaehe Jr. Chas F. Buck Frank shsubut
VIC. Porch. H. seveignes:
Gents-Your communication rendering benefit Louise
Relief Lodge No. l. A. and A. NJ, is received and
permit in behalf Of that BODY tender ysu my sincere
thanks.
will name, with your permission, SATURDAY, jan
usry 10th, the night and the National fheater the
place.
Hoping great crown your kind efforts in
thus aiding US in undertaking,
am respectfully,
H. HAMBURGER, w. M.
FRED HoI1IASp, Secretary of La Relief Lodge. No. L
Programme January 10. 1860,
"THE ROBBERS" tragedy in Eve BY Frederick
Won Schiller, and "MR. and MRS PETER WHITE"
yAresC Goods.
The Finest THE KEEPERS IN The World direct non.hs
In England; Appleton, Tracy Co, Bartlett and Howard
in America Jurgensen Montandon, Nardn. Paek etc.,
In Europe, arriving daily at
A. B. GRISWOLD q CO.'S,
Corner Canal and Royal streets,
Importers and Manufacturers Of fine Jewey Diamonds and
Watches. Clocks Bronzes and Vases
GismbO!,,
GA. HE ADsSv NEW BOOK.
All the Ingr edients In.
In press and viii shortly appear Sold by Subscription
only, 81 So Orders taken at the Crescent Office "Dont
all speak at once.n
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"Gssnsb0!D

GA. HEADS NEW BOOK.
All the Ingredients In.
In and will shortly appear. Sold by Subscription
only 81 Orders taken Crescent Office "Dont
all speak at oncen
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Central H0ncOck Club.
JANUARY 11th, q lie p. NJ.
ELECTION.
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NEW YORK, Tuesday, May !.
UpoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ,
purposes the profess on Thousands
been sacrificed by the sdueraed ars
ces. Deum ems and other d eases Of the brain and
rife in this country, very Europe ov
ing, in great degree to the difference In the putty
spirits sold
We have tested the several articles imported and sold By
you including Gin, which sell under the Of
Aromatic schiedam schnapps which consider Justly en-
titled to the high reputation has acquired In this country
and from your long expesncs foreign Importer youi
Bottled Wines and Liquors should with do
mand.
wswoud you to ayp,int some Of the respscs
bic apothecaes different parts the city as sgents or
the sale Of your Brandes Wines where the profs
sion can Obt.in the same when needed for medical
purposes
Wishing you success In yeur enterprise
We remain your obedient seryants
VALENTINE MOTT, D., Professor Of Surgery, Unlver-
sity Medical College, New York.
j. NJ. coRNOCHAN, n. D., Professor O. Clinical Surgery
surseoninCAie to the State Hospital etc. No lfEsst
Sixteenth street
LEWIS A. sAYRB, n. D., No 7ss Broadway.
Il. r. DEVICES, n, D.. No. 7si Broadway
JOSEPH woRsTKR, N. D.. No. 10 Ninth street.
NELSON STEELE. M. D., Ns. 81 Blssksr street.
JOHN o'REILLY. N. D., No. go Fourth street.
B. RAPHAEL. NJ D.. Professor Of the Principles and
Practice Of suresv, New York Medical College etc., No.
81 Ninth street. and others
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StAmrer, Kesst = Co.,
LATE sIARK, s1AUFTER CO.. q
sI................. Canal street.
In addition TO full assortment Of Foreign and Domestic
EARDwARD,
HAIIs, IRON. STEEL, COPPER, TIN PLATE. SHEET
ZINC. YELLOW METAL. PAINTS. OILS.
GLASS. ETC.. ETC,
Would call attention to their large Stock Of
AGRICULTURAL IMPLENENfs,
Comprising the following wen known
PLOW 8:
$500 JAMES H HALLS PREMIUM. awarded first Prem
iums at the Fairs osis6s and 1861
500 GARRETT corfMANs.
400 CALHOUN ATKINsoN's. Gennna
800 HALL a sPEER's.
1000 B. r. AvERY's.
$50 JOHN KINGS, Carey.
$50 Yosrs PLows AND scRAPERs
BaLI
AT VIM. DAUPHIN'S,
Canal. .............15D
AND 90 cUsToNHousE STREETS.
New receptions Of the Paris and Lyon Novelties such
as Frosted CREPES, TULLE, PARIS FLOWERS and
wREAIHs, etc, Spanish BLONDES. rULLES. CLUNYs,
Satin Plush CHENILs, etc.
Merchants will ind ss his Wholesale Rooms, SO Custom
house street, upta the largest and finest Novelties in
STRAW. SILK. LACE and FANCY GOODS and MILLIN
Frs MATERIALS.
W. DAUPHIN.
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Circulars are rated ~ book packets, o. or UNDER
Belgium, Switzerland and Germany, cents each.
France 4. England 6, and Italy II cents each
Russia 10, via Hamburg cents each.
Sweden Is, via Hamburg IL cents each.
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OCULIsT Qste Assistant to Dr. sichsl PARISH l4o Canal
street. New 0rlesna One hours from II 70 o'clock The
number Of patients treated in DR. Hombergers Clinic and
Practice during 1868 $751; the number Of operations l9
For Cataract a. for Crosseye, So for Lachrymal Fsua
49, for staphy oma A. for Diseases Of the Lids IS etc
1t will be pleasure Dr. Homberger those who
apply for treatment to patients who have been under his
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Opens at o'clock A M. closes at P.n.
Sundays. ONCE opens at O'Clock A. NJ closes at l7H
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We have received full supply Of PIPE and FITTINGS,
both Plain and Galvanized and shall continue TO sell at man
ufacturers' prices.
We have also q good supply SHELF HARDWARE,
sHEET, BOILER, BAR and ROD IRON, RUBBER
HOSE. PACKING, SHEET LEAD, LEAD PIPE, and all
kinds Of RAILROAD, STEAMBOAT and MECHANICS
SUPPLIES. which will sell low as any house In the
South.
B0STICK 4 SEYMOUR,
Corner OF Common and Fulton streeta
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The itching Palm,

uHurrah for, cash ! Every sem
sible man holds it in high esteem.
1t is pleasant lo acquire it, salts
factory to possess it, delicious to
sl,eud il, But the Very"hard cash
ohLainsI al the sacrifice Of every
comtore,apa. eninsmeh t, that gives
zest, to life, is. the. dearest Of all
tho whistlesafor which fools pay
dear. Perhaps this bit of pro1er-
bial philosophy may be considered
someweatf fmusty ). but there never
was o time when it's enforcement
was msre needed than now. The
idea of a frst,rate business man
iathisuera Of push seems to be
that of a man who never rests-a
commercial Nimrod who is always
in the saddle bags the spoils of
the chase alta gaflDp, and never
allows himself any intermission
for refreshment. This is the sort
of mercantile phenomenon hat is
presented as an example ofyouth.
School-masters talk Of him to
their pnpils as a model for imita-
tion until the latter despise kites
and peg~tops, and pine to try their
arithmetic in a diamond-cut-dia.
mond contest with the lightning
cJtcufators of the "bank note
world" II q youngster fails to
see that money-getting is the
chief end Of man, he is stimulated
with;the recital of the wonderful
success Of some Cresus of the
day. 'Look at Graball." my son,
says ,paterfamilias; she's. worth
miiiions-yet he began with no.
thing. Go thou and do likewise"
True, Graball works and always
has worked harder than an Irish
hod-carrier; true, the more money
he makes the faster his aDxieties
multiply, and the heavier his Ia
bors become; but then, although
his wealth is of no more real use
to him than if it belonged to an
other. look what a commanding
position 1T gives him in the fnan-
eial.; world! Bah! what is that
WORTH Does it draw toward
him the sympathy or the affection
ofsanry living soul! Isit an equiv
steut for the social enjoyments for
which q life Of sordid pleasure has
untitled him, or for the pleasure
he might have derived from the
exercise Of the ennobling tastes |
and faculties which he has neglec- |
tSdSto cultivate 2 2sVerily, no.
Such men should be pointed out |
as examples to. be. avoided and |
while thrift, energy and persever-
ancesare;insisted On as the main
eiements,of worldly success, due
weight shoaM be given TO the fact
that gsezty wealth is of no real
value TO persons without mental
and moral Sultivation. ia the
hands of an enlightened philau-
thropist like Peabody, it is a bles-
.sing to the possessor and to soci
ETY.. In the hands of an unprin-
-cipled schemer, it is generally a
course to both.azNeao.sKork Sunday
: Times. n .E<,:~~ !
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Ma%S~THE GREAT Cause
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The world renowned author, in this adj
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Sent under seal, in plain envelope, to
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THE PRIBE OF AcREs.-The ban

THE, PRIDE OF AcREs.-The bane
of agriculture .in,ene half of the
Republican is the idea that a man
Who owns four hundred, acres is
probably four times as rich and
prosperous as one who:nwns and
fillsC;one hundred -EAs a general
pratice, Southern and Wetern
farmers have depended on a hun
dred acres plowed three inches
deep, for three thousand bushels
of corn, when the same store could
have been gaabered from fifty
arfes, plowed six inches deep, aad
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Reception Dcmi Quaker,

Reception Dcmi Quaker,
Grecian La Parie.
The Duplex Elliptic is great favorite with
the ladies, and is universally recommended
by the Fashion Magazines as the standard
skirt of the fashionable world.
To enjoy the following inestimable advan>
tages, viz: Superior quality. perfect shape.
finish, flexibility, durability, comfort and
ECONOMY. Buy the best
MATTHIAS BARRE & SON.
Sept. % 80 If.
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2nd ORPHAN BOY.

THIS fine Thoroughbred Horse will stand
at his stable and serve at $40 the season,
to be paid lst June; if not paid until tall,
s25 will be required. End Orphan Boy is a
beautiful blood bay, without white, fine form,
best eyes and limbs, nearly Is hands high.
He was sired by Orphan Boy, he by Thick
city, he by Col: Hampton's Childe Harold,
he bv imported Sovereign.
Orphan Boys dam by imported Monarch
out Of Amelia, (who received the $50 cup
at the State Agricultural Society she by
Busiris, he by American Eclipse. he by
Duroc imported Diomed, her dam by Prize
Fighter, ne by imported Expedition out Of
Zelepha bv imported Messenger; 80 that
those deairous Of raising the hest horses
can see that he incorporates all the best
blood of England ard America:
Thicketts's dam was by Argyle out Of
Edith BY Crusader, he bv Sir. ArcAy.
--~- WIN. SUMNER, Agt.
Apri, a l5 Ct. Po,naria, 8. @.
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STaTE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

. NEWBERNI CUUNk
By John T. Peterson, Probste Judge
whereas, Jas n Martin has made suit to
me to grant hun Letters Of Administration,
Of the Estate and effects of W. Thomas
Eichelberger deceased .:
&c yhese are therefore tn cite and admoniSh
sIl and singular. the kindred and creditors Of
ahe said deceased, to be and appear before
me. in the Court of Probate to be held at
Newberry Court House. on fhe 3lst day Of
fMay; inst, after publication hereof, at
III O'clock In The forenoon. 10 shew cause, If
any they have, why The said Administration
sshoald noebe granted :.
Given under my hand this 18th day Of
May, Ammo Domini 1859.
JOHN T. PETER ON, P.J.Nc.
(. Nay 19202t- .,,.:,. ,,.- ..,..s p =.
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1t is said that he Professorship
afI1aw In the South Carolina Uni
versity will be rendered to Judge
J. L. Orr.