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WALTER, NJ BOY,

Here comes q man who was onse nch. Ee bsa
fris.ds, and money. and loving family. and pooi'
ton, and influence. and selfrcspect, and integrity,
aud future OF usefulness before him. But, my
boy be don't look like 1t now He was elected TO an
important ofaee. He forgot tae lessons h's good
mother taught him. and was asked by designing
poiH:ans to sell his vote to party Of swnd1eEs; he
could not for the life Of him glvo articulation to that
Little word, and 30 hs tell.
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ONE a,Gram.

What charms can he find In that foul-sosuted
room, by that dusty table cutting and dealing those
dusty cards. filing himself with poison. tanning his
BREATH running his mind, undermining his ronstitu
ton. planting seeds OF disease. squlnderinR his
money, elouded with smoke, dred with excitement.
Is this happiness aa this life Is this eur missiona
OIL am SO tired. do co re homo.
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arrived Yesterday.

British brig Teresins, Ellis. Fort Talbot-S7 days.
Railroad Iron. To O1der. Vessel 10 Murc & Co.
scbr A Deas. from West Poi t Mil 81 tierces
Rioe. To Hopkins. Mcpherson Il 90.
steamer Pilot Boy. Peck, savannah Wis Beaufort,
Hilton Head, &c. 6 bales Cotton. and suudries. 10
] Ferguson, W G Bee 4 Co. Ms K Crousland,
Hopkins Mcpherson 4 Co. Kaytne Co, Charles
N rnrea ~, "a. q
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owor,pr nm wR HBAR THE COMPLAINT.

From muthor and fahsr that the son or daughter is
not vel; thst they ha,e appetite; that they feel
snguid; thut the head aches Oil the time; that they
arc growing thin and feeble, and that they have no
life nor euorgy left. And the questions arc often
asked. What shall do for them? What hall giY5
them, Our answer is le. them tty Plantation Bit.
tars nloders!sly, three times day, and our word
for It they will recover.
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JAMES MARsH, ESQ,

No, iIs West T1rss.street, New York, says ne
has three children. The fret two sre weak and
pupy, lis wife having been unable TO nurse or
attend them; but che has taken Planaiion Bit
tars for the last ten years. and has child nov 1s
months old, which she has nursed and re-rod her
.eli, snd both are hearty and we'll. Plantation Bit
tsrs Is invaluable TO rpothers.
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..1 WEST no rnr LAME on STEADY HAprra.

wanted to hand several "bricks" down TO pos.
terity, and was told by father that with New Eng
land girl tor wife, could raise moro children, grow
more onious, ssin more eeis. sing mora psalms,
su5 w mole OF what va. going on IN the nstshbor.
hood; hear more scandal, sleep less nights, have
moro relatives cat moro beans, love myself and hate
oihrrs more, and get more out Of dollar, than any
other sort of woman In this happy country ao-caled
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THEY WHO ARE R1cH,

Are they who mind their own buhness. Find hap
py man or woman, and Ii. aiirs Of another trouble
them but little ii Is none Of your business II the
minister ki,ses one Of the sisters, ono Of the ss
tors thus silutes the minister. It cannot effect you
when man you know calls On girl you don't know,
or one you do. What if there is kissing behind the
door, in tuunsls and when the night IS dark at the
yestibule Of the aursh or even the gate Would
you not do the same thing II the chance was offered
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A vDE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Bitters taken threo times day, before
each me,l viii mako the Aame Of life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wreehed existence
For ladies' 1t is elegant and gentle smulant just
such as they require.
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Interior Cotton Markets.

coLU. a1,, March 1s.-sales Of cotton to-day 100
bales; middipg 26N.
spr,r. March 13.-salcs rs bales at 26c for Md
dlues; demand light; factors unwilling to meet
prisrs oi buyers.
MONroo iERY. March 1L-Iu the Montgomery
cotton market there is nothing doing; quotations.
nominnlly unchanged; low middlhngs 25kc.
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Charleston cs,top and Rico Market.
OFFICE Or THE CRARLE LEsToN DAILY NEWS
CHARLESTON. Wednesday Evening, March IL.
CorIoN.-sel)e,s having exhibited continued
disposition to meet the views Of purchasers, and Ion
that purpose still further softened their rstes GOOD
and somewhat active inquiry prevailed. operators
taxing about ESQ bales VIE: Ut ask; 1s5 at 2e; 81
at 2ss; IA at 2S51; ITS at27; 1856 ct 27: 1e 1t Tx;
1aa n, a7L. 10 st oRo We Joto:
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PLANTATION BIrfERs.

is made from pure at Croir Rum and Calisa,s
Bark known the world for Its curative proper
ties), and will forify the syst against disesse,
caused by change Of water and dict. fyou are in
eltnsd to dyspspss, try It. If you have the chills
and fever or any hsdred disease, BY all means taks
Plantation Bitte1. They are sold by all druggists
Of repate. -
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''Do you GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, ny PET Z"
3 "No darling have labersd enough to-day WHY
rhould Lice from home, from happiness, from tbeea
Life Is full short to love- too shsrt to squander.
love the photograph Of my feart toe well. No dar-
ling, my heart is here; lore Let me keep it company.
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PLANTATION p1rTHRs

Are always pure. reliable. They, are strengthening
and invigors;ing, aud are Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As an agreeable and pleasant tonic and
appetizer, thsy cannot be e1ceied.
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IF THE LADIES sur KNBw

What Thousands OF them ore constantly relating
to US, we oandidl, bshsYe ono half Of ths weakness
proshation and dis,resa experienced b; thsm would
vanish.
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Exports.

BAITIdoaE-Psr steamship Sea Gul-253 bales
Upand Cos on, 6i tocoSs Bios b1ies "a gs.-l
~ baIo Wool les bbls isoin 10 Casks CLAY, Al bbll
Dried Frnir, mid 9npoer, 10 hhds Iron 81
empty Barrels, aud ean]ries.
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l1laututiall pitters.
WHAT BRICK PuMEROYDID WRITE
ANDWHAT EE DID NOT WRITE.

Eight O'Clock, and he Is not bste ysti How
drsary this little room does seen and am 50 lone
somei Ten o'clock How wish he woud come.
It ia 30 lonely hare with the children asleep Once
he loved to stay with me, but now, ilasl Twelve
O'Clock, and am SO tired, cannot sleep Ny
heart aches and grows cad. am growing old. per-
haps Nay be my face Is net as fair as onoe, but my
heart is as warm. though It Is often sad
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Ehe Charge Of tho Bright Brigade.
BIZ A suneIven.
r1a.eriasa 10 as Danors ef"tas Ger~a"."l

,Isscrisea 10 as Dancer, ef"as Grm0n."l
Round the rson. round the room,
Heund tho room, onward,
Like tee-totum
Iike tee-totum
Reyolved the one hundred,
For all were in order, a5...s
And no one had biupdered,
..OnMard the bright hrig4dei
"All roundi" Muggins said;
So reund and round the room
& Spun the one hundred.
Round then the bright brigade,
No one the least dlzmayed-
None-for the lldies knew
They Lever biunde:ed;
Not thairs TO make rsply.
Not halrs to teem too shy,
Ihsirs but iRst round TO fy,
So round snd ruund the rom
-,.,,- -Whrled tho enc hundred.
Mirrors to right Of them, ~
Mir r. b left OF thom,
Mirrors In 'front.' of them.
Flowers ungupberea,
Lovely in rich array.
With eyes as blight as day,
Partners a. CAV as they,
Into that far melee
Kusiicd the one hundred.
Rose all their arms so bare,
Flew ali their ski-ts in air,
Sweeping those sitting there.
WhirlinS aud spiuning whilo
ookers-on wondered:
Trod Oh and pushed along,
Some looking quite forMn.
Soma Of their dripery shorn,
!; Til they had reached their chairs,
spuh the ono hundred
Gaslight. to right Of them,
! Gasllshts 10 LETT Of them,
Gasights above them,
SygLss pendants sundered.
Laughing and blushing 30,
! At seats al rushing 70.
J Hasted aud out Of breath,
And from that a. 4urc there,
Now . have reached ehsir.;
An that are really eft 5
-. OF that ono bundred. 80.
.aWhen will the next begin7 .:s.sS,
Z o that enchanting rpinl .,s1.st
How oio folks wondered. Z
Hov can they lahor 30, =
Is that true pleasure. Q
Lovely one hundreds
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PLANTATION BITTERs.

This delicious cordial and sne tonic is now hailed
by thousands as TIE great hsalth siyer and re-.
storor. Resol,c = buy bottle, and don't alsep on
1t. Be wise in time. Sold by all druggists. s
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sh,pness by Telegraph.

ShipncWs by Telegraph.
NEW YoRx, March 17-Arrired, Gsrmsnia from
Southampton.
WnMmaros. March l7-sailed, Rebecca Clyde
for New York.
hAyANnAH. March 11-Arrtved last night ships
Melrose Il om Havre; Colonialist aid julia Mouncs
from Liverpool; brig Potomac from Boston; schr
Kisberg from New York: Fanny Blake ftm Balt-
more; henry Allen from Phi;adelphia
Arrived to day, stssmshIps San salvador and Mont
gomery fr m New YORK.
Cleared ship Constitution for st Johns. B; schrs
Annie Giles for Philadelphia; Laura Webb for 8ad-
more.
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Weather cold ard foegy. Wild NE.
Memoranda.

= es Messina and Palermo. arrived at New York
Marrh II.
Tho schr Abbs q Hodgman. carter. from George
town, b Z, arrived at Port >pain February II.
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wnu,,ptoln market.


WILMINGTON. March Is 1e-1uHrrNrMR-haa ., sa
sssdy saes Of i6l bbls at So 30 for sef and ii eo
for hard. . $50 iss.. =, x,,.
RosIs~,sle Of only 100 bbls at 81 10 forstralned:
IAR-Hss declined Sc. and 22o bbls changed hAnds
corTos-one ~ small lot sold at ae1lo for middlng.
Montgomery Cotton Market.
MoNTGoM RY. March 1a-The movements in
cotton haYs been Of light character not only on ac-
count Of the fuctustons but nom snormess OF
stock. We give our weekly statement as follows:
WEEKLY COTTON srATKMNT.
Stock on hand sept. mber1. 1868. 6sS
Received past week. !4I
Received previously. 6so-SsoSf
Total. ................. s7.sss
Shipped past week. 4s8
shipped preuously, .29, ,722-SolSo
Stock on hand March IS, 1sss................ 7176
Received corresponding week last year 5000. oes
Shipped corresponding week last year. sVa
Received to March H. 1858. 6T0Sl
Shipped to March IA, 1858. .A1S1l
Stock ON hand March II. 1858. Sese
Nashville Market.
NAsHvILLB. March 10 -co7Tes-The ma rkst
to-day was quiet and steady, with more inquiry and
generally asking hieher prices. We quote: Ordinary
22ai2; good ordioary 24A; low middiins 2'h.
Stock on haad septsmber1, 1885,. es
Received TO day. dal o oo.
deceived Pre- viously. 1ea-AI''oo
ro,s, "a, ,44s
Ahiperd to-day. sy....................:..: 8e7
Shipped previously. ..Ss'oo'-So.oio
s.oct on hand ESQ
ConN-Ths market wasa shade suffer to-day, but
not ouotsbly higher Sales at 60c in ear and loose
ano 15esacket and delivered in depot
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GsHa,trflal.

IIaports.
PORT TALBoT-Psr British brig Taresna--174o
bars Railrold Iron, to Order.
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aepoaits. .-...t, ~ ~.
Tho hrst OF these causes oi apptenenstou
may not bo developed 1or solne tlme yst.
1t IS most prooable 20 ocour on tns !anure G VI
the BRITISH harvest. me IePeai ot t'e Soln
LAVE ls no p.o.eos,un Pa since Ihe
repeal OF sthoseiaws. II Is q pecunar Cause VI
disturbance 3 ~ nme wore anowed ZOE .ne en,
porter an, eqqivaient am9uht ols ulet etG~nanulse ~
there would De no apprehension OF ,,s S4erange.,
nent; but food must % had, and pgllon mess :!
DO exported for immediate payment OF u: All
other sources OF disturbance may allow OF tnae
70 connteTvan Sne aosion oA ens =, ao,e.sI .a. o.
change. IL gold ls Wahteo 20 pay snS e1penses =
OF war or to recsuy an unfaYerapie oalancs OF
OF trade. nom -overLamne. means m!gns n,'e pe
found 70 avoid the large efno1 9I goid..s Inc 10
payment IN gold !or lnposseu l Corn 10
WHIST line Bank y 01 3, !. . =
mon WILD the meiesntIe ,pisSo- =. assao
rItaIn afead. lt,s NatGneo M,t5 sseas anno,
:, Hhat taKes ptsee wnSn =. uCys vsS1
70 lesoe1s. ,'as ~
ms snp}eot. first, alarn taAss ;pnss9 anGos
nose % MnoH - - y;
0I the currency. Lne rate ot aisSouas - ts.s, s
90 20 arTest ing ulatn' a.iu ~ 10y aTaUn snJ J
mas reacneo WE'VE PEE cens. Luz uatiAe.s aua
pnl-DeoAe5s tnen ..onu sI m9ne, "ro ~. - tho;r
care ano Gauuo1, anu 0ieSss Is srom and
LeserYcs. oslnSonoy : "a saAo1 s, s p,S0o' ota,, n
-sryf--
leads 70 panic' inose VINO noio 1vt-
'eaeL bonds endeavor, OF course, 70 reah1s
them. It Is at such times we are TO appTehen9
the return or forelgn penos 70 the onseo
States TO be converted ut almost any saorince
into money. ANY large nnmper OF Amefacan
bonds placed ON nsour markssa under snon on.
,eumstancas, is certain 20 ps hItenosa VIII L.
great decline u thsir ysiue. we snouio n9t De
surprised that ON the occurrence oi such sh
emergency, u American oonas did NOT orlng
more than fity cents IN. the oo,iar. In Hnas
position would our national on Ks De piaced II
thebonds they have deposited Hltn tne Secre.
tary OF the Treasury should fan 10 ono haH
their yaiuer
On the second mead, excessive Sreais i.Sn V.,.n
.oFertradng, II sucn an evene snouNo - tase s.e
place slmunaneously VIVID tne lesalh u Gu.
po1os ngni lAulopo Sao ~n,,d hs most
and moed TGao .sa ns mos
aggravated and ntenslleu py sne uuoue GA
tension OF credit. Yhe loans OF tne natoaai
banks are sald, ~ presents 70 e1'eeo siA nnn-
The Lrst OF these causes OF apprehension
may not he developed ior some tlme yet.
There Ronldis ntiie aiev,as'oa VI snu
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ARE you pYspKprIc,

Nervous, jaundicsd, low spirited weak. or are you
sick and don't know what ails you then Try panta-
ton Bitters and our word for It, It win cure you.
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t. HUMPHR REYs,
BRoKER, AUcTIoNEER AND e0AMIs-
SION MERCHANT
sALHs OF REAL ESTATE. srouKs. BONDS, 81.
ouRIIIRS AND PERSONAL PBoPLRTY
ATTENDED, TO.
no. az BR0A DIST Rect,
eHABLHsTON, 8. O..
REFERENCES.
Hon. HENRY BUST, ". J. M46RATB. Esq.
General JANIS CONNER, T. B. WARING, Esq.
October
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per South Carolina Railroad
~ = March II.

s7s bales Cotton 12s bales Domestcs, 200s bushels
Grain. 81 bbls Naval stores, 8 cars Lumber. cars
wood i car stock. To Rsilroad Agent, L9 DeSaus-
sure & Pnngle, G Waltor i Co, Mowry co,
DoBipr Co, Kinsman Howell, Frost Ad3er.
Graeser B. Smith, W w. Smith, Clsghorn, Herring
Co. Goldspith b Son, D . Kracks, Tdeman Go,
e prahe, DR. N Pratt Pelzer Rodgers Go.
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Passensers,

PassenSers,
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from Savannah via Beaufort
Billion Head, &c-D kimberly. Miss Kimberly,
n Buckwel W Humphrey, vii Jams, Thomas,
B Mordeoa,. Mr. stansbeTy. 4r -woll. a u 6rown-
ino and wife, q NcL4in ard wife, Mcdonald,
q @ Little and wife Miss Weaken ard servant q
Miller, W N Bird U DuvaL Mrs Prio eau and teo
children Mrs A Lyen W Laurence, Laurence,
Mrs Laurence, J T Huksher. " Chaplin, 7 G
Mey. = Dennett, and on deck. ,s.--f-rr
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- LIyERpooL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary 70 good ordlnary.......as g2sk
Low mdding. ing....................N @T1
Middiinc.. ..... .1s ~ q -
Strict midding. g.
BY New York classification we qsstc: nze.
Lew mildhng. .................MH@-
80. naiodlino. s..ff ,26 a.
hIcE.-l he indispoeltion Of motors to accept suah
offers aa buyers make, keeps the market dull and
nominal, and these e.-uo sales. We continue
quotauons, bat they are only appeo1mssive say for
common to fair clean Carolina sss,I; good shS
sK cents.
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FoRH1GN N

LIST OBJ vHSxELs
UP. 0LE1RED AND SAILED FOR THIS Pehi
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THE NATIONAL BANKS.

ssfits1. TO THE EDITOR OF THE NRWs.
We hare endeayored TO exhibit two OF the
prominent defects of'the national bank system.
There remains that more, radical defect, which
Il one of structural imperfectioH. The basis
of the system is credit. The issues are founded
On. credit, for they constitute credit nom the
people to the banks, while the issues them
selves are based on. bonds. which constitute .
credit from the bondholders to the govern
1nent. we have frequently heard it affirmed
that the issues Of ,he national banks Iepose on
fhe same basis as the Bank Of England, 10
wiz public securities to the. amount Of f4-,
600 900. besides o BUM IN gold averaglHg
lSiI O0O coo. .As some writer has expressed 1t,
there is APPLE Of geld behnd their notes.
there ia intrinsic value as one OF the principal
supportso of British bankcrelit. The national
banks reaose on an unsubstantral basis, which
q breath may destroy.
Judge Chase is thought to havo performed
treat financial achievement when he found
purchasers for $40 000, 900 bonds, less ten per
cent, by ilc operating in his scheme OF bank
ing that featu 9 of tue New York banking
law by which the banks m tina. State were
compel led to give security in pubic stocks for
fkeir- notes He created q demand for United
stctes bonds nd vas enabled to sell them al
par, but his admirers forgot or omitted to
state trat they ueresold in o deprecated cur
reEey.
5 There aye two SOURCES Of apprehension with
reSard;to TO the nationa. banks:
4 L The; return Of the bonds we have negoti-s
ated in Europe. amounting to $3.50, ,0OO.00
from severe monetary pressure there.
2. The too great extension OF mercantile
credit bY the national banks by means OF thor
iGepOsits. -.-..,,,.- f..ta se,l
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Marinf atps.
PORT CALENDA.R-

Port of Charleston. Maroh L
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south Carolina Native Bone Phosphate.
Jauunry II Slnos
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a4as.9

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10 exponas 8eroreuuHg an MID oertdtet nus
iberliefert RON BEN asDtbaren Circuit 0eridf
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9ernlin 1869 tperee 10 gun 5fentliben Bel kanf an
ben Reiffbtefenoen geaeu beare 5abulAQ am Iotrfs
houstboI' IN Der Gta6t Rafbpiue am 80 n nabenh.
Ben n. Nsdrs 1859, na9ftebenh keitriebeae Rdnhes
rel uuo gebdulig4teten .fugen, Rdmtid: Gin slid
oOer TbsiI 2ano beleaeR uno bein6lt IN GipiIher1ft
yo. 2, Gouiofcn Gpuntpt Tennp beGrenst ME faIat:
Begnnt bel einem stein, Don O0 iibrhltct X Grah
Sifidb 100 Ynies Rab eineE GAinquiptn-iic6e So,
pa 6tli 1874 @rnn MAD etnem Stetn; Dcl 81 ffhIic
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ba peitid AK Wree 6ltli9 % Holes RadS einenr r
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mad benz Musgnngspuntte. enfbalfehb so Aftr nrehr
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einem 4fubl ooey Seem in Der TEitte einer 2ane;
uon Sa n6tti9 % Gsae 5iIi9 NIT benz eeHtriiw ees
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nbrelid as POLES md ben aasoaHaspuun, eat1ats
teno ~ Adtr, mebr eoet wentees, un1 mts MeI4laa
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Bm. S. @tePbans unO aIn6ere sesen
So. Som Buab un6 2Inbere.

Sn Der Office Der County Court ~ RafbuiHe uurbe
am l. 6ebrnar 1863 oaf Antrae Ses Riaaers, blsrd
ben Mn1aH IN obiger Sadhe, unh ha es ben G.ert
eetlGgten, So. Eom Hugb nnh 5raa Naxp Sim;
Sames Ragb nab 6rau 9sGnep. sad alIIon nnh GIijo,
ls!ne 6san, abe asaggoHet nne @obet %nasins nnS
wobner bes Staates Eenneife fin0 unA tas
oaber oas BebrdmbIie 8exfabren Der 6cnrt uibt urf
oroneI, oae cine 6etanntmauua fur pter auf eiaoi1s
Der toleenoe Reo4en in ber r9enneflee Gsaatsaei.
tuHe@, eIner in Der Staht Rafbuiae erSdb iuenSeu
weroeus bein nd9hen Eermiu Der Go,ilsfn souri,.
no. l9G fir D1pioion gountz in beisn Court 6ous
IN Der Stoot 8nibuiHe am &raen sRontea in ,sid5s
ten Aprtl getnlteH perben mirb, au eriheinsn 1tb
Guf aenannte Sin 81 0tmerten o6er ieIbtee fptr6 ala
Sn9eitan6en ertldr uno 90 etrem Geb5r ex parte
anberaunt weroen.
febf7oaw4t FW. n. RicfaoF. gIerf.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-08

SberifTs 8ereanf.-Sn GemGbbeit elmer ven
Sdftio exponas Beroronung an mid gefi1tet
unb iberlieierG pom Acbtbaren Circuits @ert9t pom
9auiofon County, Senn., BET feinem SepterRbers
Eermin 1858 per0e idb gum 5ffeatIi1er gerfauf an
ben sneifbietenben geeen baare Sablung am Courts
ba4s=Ebor in oer StaOt ytaibpile am 9 q ND
ben ~ Wsar3 1869 oas nadit beno bef6riebene
2ano beleeen anb behneIi in Gpioiitritt 9lo 5. 9.
G.. e., nno begreHst pte foIet: R6roiat non Der
2dnoersi ppn Wsrs. Hounotree; 6ifIdb dit Ger 26ns
otrei non s.. 2Bintou; iioIib pom ber 2dn6erei BON
50. u. Bbitlemore n6 Deltlte non Der Qdnberet pom
- Onen0tHe; NIT 8ef3tdg eelegt ais o0s Gigena
tbam uon 3D. y. 9aDs, entboitenb flinf b iiebenste
men San6en tu @uuften non Sd. y @ortpriebt unc
geaen gB. q. 4aps uub Auoere fir $t5063, Sns
teiefer u1tb Roiten oarauf 81 seRiiaen. gegeben
ben q. Sebruars leo.
g. 81. 8 ondIofon, Sheriff
m;l Surcb Sam. 6. RaribaH, Seputn.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-03-08

eberiff ssgertduf. - Sn @emdbbett elmer ven
iberIiefert pom Atbaren Gtrcuitgerit pom Gauibfon
gonntp, Eenn., bel feinem September 9ernsiu 1868,
peroe 10 gum 6fienHIdeG 8erfanf an ben aReifbtes
in Der Gtaot 9ta5buile am 9 annabenb, ben ~.
Mdrs 1869 na9ite6enb bei1rebene 2dn0erei
unA Decentralization brireen nGmiidb Gin Stid
ODER TbeiI SIiib beIegen unS beiinbli5 i'm Sinrift
9tl,rnmer 2, Dauibfou Gountp, Tenneffee, be9rens;
meifd5 psn Der 9ioIeuspilIe Qanbfrabe, iiioIt unb
Dffitb pom Der 9Gnberei pom dne5 eSobnpn (farbtg)
mao n5roi1 pon Der 9dnoerei pon VI. Prit9ett, Suz
iammen ferbs Qlder, mebr cher iDeniger, uno NIT
8ef6Ing btIegt ais nas Gigenthum pon eSames g.
4at.eriOn, uin elmer @reciiti OH in meinen 6dnben-
sa eunften pom Sao. ". Ndrtin MuS 9esen ssnmes
s. 9dtterion fir $401 AZ, nterenfien un6 Rotten
barsuf gu genlgen.
s. 81. OonaIbion, eberiif.
mst 9urcb Sam. 6. Narfban, Deputy.