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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-20

Lard heavy; kettle 1ga1sX cents Naval stores gu OF.
Groceries firm. FreiHhtB quiet The net receipts Of
cotton for the week 81 an United Btatcs ports are
29so6 bales. The exports Of the week from all Ont.
ted States ports to Great Britain were 276 balee.
The exports Of the week from all United States ports
to the continent were 1868 bales The stcch On hand
and on shipboard not yet cleared at all United sta
ports is 2s, ,7o6 bales. '.
BALTIMORE September 1s.-cotton dull but nonni-
mol. Flour dull and demand light Wheat steady.
Corn arm; white 81 %; yellow 81 2oa1 "a. Oats dull
ct 68a61 cents. Rye 81 l0al 16. Mess pork dull.
Bacon firm. hickey 81 16al II.
CncINNATi, September 1s.-whiskey offered at
81 H. with no buyers. Meas pork nominnlly OF sS2.
Bacon shoulders lb9 cents; sides lskals cents.
st. LOUIS, September 1s.-whiskey heavy. Pork
SSsa9S 26. Bacon arm; shoulders 16 cents; sides
1sAalsH cents. -. - N nv3."
Lou1svI1LE, September ls.-PIovisions un-
changed and firm. whisiey 81 l6al 1s. "a
WILMINGTON, September 1B.-Turpentine, only 26
barrels received to-day which sold st 50 for virgin;
% to for yellow Dip per 2so lbs. Spirits turpentine
market STEADY; sales or 2t8 barrels at S9H cents.
Roh sales reported Of 200 barrels at 81 co. Bel
rels at ii SIX, and 80 barrels at 81 66 for strained.
Tar 1e5 barrels changed hands at 81 90 per barrel
SAVANNAH, September 1R-Ootton opened lively
s yesterdays quotations. but the stock being email
not much was done. The noon dispatches had en-
unfayorable effect, and the market closed at 26As27
cents for middnss; sales to-day 600 bales; receipts
2Te8 bales. :.
AuousrA, September 1s.-The market opened at
~ cents for middlings. but closed dull at 26a2sx
cents; sales t19 bales receipts 1e5 bales.
MOBILE, September ls-The market closed dull;
sales % bales middnss at 2Ttla27X cents; receipts
so4 bales; e1ports 2l6 bales. ~
NEW ORLEANS, September 1s.-cotton market
steady; fir nniddlings 29za2sli cents; sales HOO
bales; receipts 4s4 bales; exports ooastwse 1882
bales. Prime sugar l4% cents, Molasses 60aTO
cents. Gold 3514. Sterling 4eH.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
Longing z.
BIZ jane, RUSSELL LOWELL.


OF ali the myriad moods Of mind
That through tho soul came thIon8,ng'
Which ono was eel so dear, so kipos u
60 beautiful, as longing ''t.
The thing NO long for, that We are,
For one transoendeut moment; 40 tEt
Beforo the Present poor and barc,
Can make It's sncertpg comment. tDi.
stin. through our paltry stir and strife,
Grove down our wlshed Ideal;
And Longing mofdA In cley what life
Carves In the maj Dle Real; 80
To let the new life In We know, .-
Desire must ope the portsl;
Perhaps the longing 10 be so
Helps makes tb soul immortal.
Lon1ins is Gods fresh heavenward will,
v, With our loor earthward strlytngj
We quenoh 1t thai we may be still l
= Content With merely living;
But. would wo learn tho hearta full SCOPE,
(which We Ar1 hourly wroDging.y N
Our lives must climb from hope TO hope,
=. And realize our longing, rrr- u''
Ahi let MS hope that to our praise
Good God not only rcckons
The moments when We treed hle ways,
: But when the spirit .beolons; - a.
That sonao slight good ls also wrought
- Beyond satisfaction, .t'y ~.
When We Rre simply good in thought,
HoWe'or NO fail In action. '- '.i';--.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Minnetonka, from New Ysrk-M
Jackson, Mrs. E A Adams and ,ughter, Miss Anna
Laurey. , Qvitsoher. J. Won Dohlen. W A Rachman.
II sesorook, 'E Small, NJ R Powfe. DR. Conklin. De
'Veru, z spearing, W A johnson, @ Wilson. " Ran
ea', Conn. W Lowder, Il = Bennett. and on
deck. 9
Per steamship Champion. for New York. II W
)Iv,s 5, Duane, J: stibrr, j II Mepsing. Mira @ c
Dunn, rM,aa Mccarthy, Mys, L head,-T q Bddd;
Miss Matshali, &i8Bi a. CoIaon. .Mialer Bryan Mrs
Pritchard, A Hutchinson and three children, shaw,
two Misses Terry. tReNk w Marshall. aud 10 In
Per steamer Dictator, from palitia. vim jackson,
vile, Fernapdina and Sa7annah-Mrs Michel, Mrs
Steele. " Davis. MrsJohnston, Mrs Lord. Z Ches-
lady and sefssnt. Mrs Bavis: Ms Rudolpb, NM
,Weioh, L Chadwick. Mrs L HaIelhurst, wife child
and servant, two AisseB To0srH, 1amus. Mrs "
Palla.s, Mrs Chevau1. z " seab ooS, aadBdeb, Jr.
r NJ chadder. T Gorham, B II Cloves, SIR Cnisolrn,
and II on deck. ->i'-
Il Per steamer st Helena. irom Edislo. Gc-Rey
d ] Qugley. Judge J Moses, Rev Northrop,
Mrs q Knickerbocke er. and on deck.
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r E CAR K F VI
WHAT MEDICINES
~ Won TAX n

"a, WHEN YOU ABEExaAUsTRD NJ, .ovRkwopR
OF bead or hand. and feel the heed or aomething 10.
yigorating. don't drink whstey or any intoxicating
thing yhfiher under the name Of Bitterp or other
vile. Such articles giye Just q much strength 10
3aded h9rsr, and no more. Alcoholic stmulsnts sre
,uH5aaS; ~ e esf are followed
Dpdd's Nsfyfhe9 nnd I1Yigorator
"a, & 4SSIS 4S, g I'D S s5
yod & maintatns When ttrySseahss body DR. nindI
Wears ot rseommsnaiSS iiSsr Is ~ s!
Ct iny faction; but long, snd extended bbs<ryIion
y tAs hs EhS ES.9Tts e e. ese
me DE dsmss Of perdtion. .Turn nom IN Tsis
3sels mi Hn Esf.s,s ,sis ~ sna
81 lssl lEaS !. 5nos ,1.g.- Janss ssaS :,
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"a single luoifer match factory in this
country is credited with using in a year
72e 600 feet Of the best clear pine; 400 600 feet
of Eastwood for boxes, 400 barrels of sulphur,
$500 pounds Of phosphorus. It also uses
paper, for small boxes, and nearly 400 pounds
OF -four for paste. 1t employs 800 hands, and
pays daily $500 for revenue stamps.
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AT last accounts nearly four hundred emf.
grants from South Carolina, Georgia and Flo
rida had succeeded in landing in Cuba. anC
had Joined the revolutionary forces They
were all soldiers in tho late war. - lis"EU :
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&C. assanRRs Ess Co. S1
1 Mann, IS, Mernapah. Marshall H. NoMiii.n, j ii
MaTrsy A;s's.il q Purge; Muller NiEliI Go.
Ries, Msishors 4 Muller. Rsils cad Agent. ) F
Go, Parker. E Perry, steamer Pilot Boy. 4 ouiei:
Co. Fighter. stoil @ % webb Co. s W : Stiles, fo
Scott. q w Strauss Co, Il Slender. Thompson, F
Whilden 90. Wsgener Monsees, Walker, Evans
\ Oogsuen, Mrs Wneberg, Il Wilson, " = Webb,
.st''.-i Cleared Saturday.
Steamship sarasossa. Ryder, New York-Ravenel d
Steamship oh.mpOn. Lockwood. New York-James
schr IDA Ricbsrd.on. Bedell New York via George.
schr Trade Wind. aonmsn. IL New York via George.
town, CIV Roach & Co.
.-s. Sailed Saturday. 45
steamship ssragosss. Ryder. New York. .t.,
steamship Champion, Lockwood, Now York.
Steamship Prometheur. Gray, PhiIsdeiphla,
From this Port.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York, Sept
: 1oa .qsl UP for this Fort.
Brig Adelaide: Wilson, st Boston, Sept 1e.
schr Grsce Girdler. ---, at Boston, Sept 1e.
't1'e Cleared for this Port.
Steamship ses Gull, Duttop, Baltimore. Sept II.
LkSV OF SESSHLS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR HIS P0hT
FoREIoN
LIVERPOOL.
The Duke Of Wellington, Allen. sailed. Sept
British bark Dakeith, Lapgwil, sailed August 10
The Homoorsund, Nelson, up. August i 8
DoMEsrIo
BOSTON.
Bark Walker. Pettengill, cleared Sept
Brig Adelaide. Wilson, Sept Is
schr Grace G1rdler, -, up. Sept 16
Schr Anna Glover, Terry, cleared ......... Sept
Schr Joseph Long, -, up....... Sept
schr Zeta.Pei, =, up.... Sept
RocxPohT, ME-.
Brig Monica, McCobb called Sept 8
NEW YORK.
Brig Kirby, Barnard, cleared. .......... Bent IA
brig Bradshaw, Chase, cleared. .......... Sept II
schr Jessie L Leach ChIlds, cleared. Sept IL
Schr Ellen BaItor. Rogers, cleared. sept 13
schr Isabella, Burton, cleared. Sept 1S
schr Conservative, -, up.... Sept IA
PHILADELPHIA. .H
Schr Jonathan May, Neal cleared. ......... Sept u
E BALTIMORE.
Jteamehip Sea Gull, Dutton. cleared. Sept II
Schr Francieco. Crowther, up..... ...... Sept
Schr II stickney, Fooks, cleared. ...... Sept l9
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AeFoRrHCoMINo PROCLAMATION.

The reporter OF the Winnsboro' News has
been interviewing Governor Scott, from whom
he obtained the following draft OF q forthcom-
ing proclamation: itr. i ieG - ~" '....i ~
Whereas, Information has reached me that
the laborers in certain portions OF tho State
have unreasonable and extravagant notions OF
the good to come to t6em, and that very soon.
from the land commission, which land commits
sioni is an experiment. requiring series of
years for its trial, and which will surely prove
failure. unless the whole body of laborers
continue patient, faithful and steady at their
work; and, whereas, wicked and designing men
areencouragfpg combinations among the la
mand unjust, and UNREASONABLE Compensation
from their employers, which the partial failure
OF tbec :: and tho consequent scarcity, and
the gre... distress of the planters, render it
er to freiuses go that such combinations
can only result IN great delay with next years
crop, much idleness and heavy loss to all con-
oerned. Now, ,aherefore, 1. Robert Z. Scott, Coy
nation, in the name OF tie State of South Car
olinn, urging all citizens Of tho State to dis
courage the Aforesaid expectations and combi-,
nations. sndto boultiyate feelings of mutual
friendshipi and good fellowship with one
another; and in ail'coutiacte for labor, or Tor
heTent OF land TOR the coming, year, / earnest
y eIhort them, both iaborers and employers,
to aim at simply., such terms as win be just
and fair to ap, and thus contribute, each ono
in his sphere, TO advance the happiness, pros
perity and glory Of our beloved State. ii.a'. &.
n : : Governor of South Carolina.
sHREDs OF STATE NEWS.
Up to the 17th inst, two hundred and
eighty-dve balos OF cotton had been shipped
from nBlackville to Charleston, against thirty
two;up tothe Hame time last year.
An agricultural society was organized at
Manning on tho 9Th instant, with the following
ofhcatss w. =. Carpent er, PRESIDENT. Colonel
John o.. Brock, vice-president;r W.. j. MoFaddin
and Arthur 'Haryin, secretaries; Noses, Lew,
treasurer. el,'y.1fstt >iu = 40 nj u & :,
The Barnwel Journal says that the rust is
spreading to such ali extent that come planters
wilrnhaye rearIy their weole cotton crops gath
chasts se @ IL SSe eqampe Of other coun-
ties in the State, has, through her juries, de-
clared ,thety debtsi contracted ante et pendente
beliure, ought not 10 be paid in full. .ts"'r
Chester is aSitatedion the subject Of the Air
Line Railroad. "a o-
kpublic- meeting In Ailenlale has passed
resolutions to diseouptenanoe, all tire affcking in
cotton after niRhtfdil: 1'"''f
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Conjignees per Northeastcrn Railroad
Septcmber 49,

1s4 bales Cotton $50 bbls Naval Stores, cars phos.
plate, Stock, Mdse, &c To A Goldsmith T. Co,
V Barden, Kinemau & Howell, j Marshall Jr Pei.
ger, Rodgers & Go. KauimanD, D Stoncy, B A
Winebcrs,. Reeder & Davis, Caldwell 4 Sons, Willis
X p, an, Campsen & Co. A B Siugsn, ] Peterson.
q W Williams co, Frost Il hdRer. II Walter &
GO, SALINAS, Mowry L Co, Kirkpatrick & wtlte,
o Courtney 4 Co. w Dee & co, w Pincel q
II Hoppock, Piuckney BROS. Gaillnrd & Minott " P
Dowling Co. II, Finley. NJ T. Martin, Yelling d
Order ''
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GojiiixiRiitsrfial.' is
ExpOrfl,'

- art Exports,
NEW YORK-Per steamship saragossa-7 bags Sea
Donestcs. IS packages Cotton Waste. 0 Pack
ages. .:Per steamship Champion-178O bales
Upland Cotton, 81 Herces Rice, 81 bales Yarns
and Domestioa. 90 slcks Peanuts, 60 empty Bar
rels II packages sundries
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Rdilroaos.
.oARoLINA RAILRoAD.

A9HNEs0sNssSAM a9tll .nv g.4.
s|
ahNRRAbf bfsuPRRtNfEkDE oFFTCEY {
CaAatssTos. g. O.. sept 10. 1853.
he R IEs 3,
Railroad win run as follows: oTHI, ~.
,su FOB AUagsTA.
Leave CnIleston'...... ..........6.3 80 4. a.
conneotipe With trains for Mcntscmers. Memphis
Nashville and New, orlesns. via Montgomery ant
.jl--s,tI;. ;. FOR COLOMBIA. day, fsl..
LeHTs Geat Hsn & = A.
= conneetine With Wilmington and Mancbesssr q n
ROAD, ane camdsH ~ s1st' ir13; 1h .,r psr1s 4a 4.
Leave Augusta 800 A. n
Asrixe II N e Charsston. 90 7.
afsiys rsse SG,1m Il Gs e,Si
n bg9 ). AUGUSTA NIGHT ExPRsss I'D LII
10 tsrNDAYs E1cEPTEn.i
Leave Charleston! .7.S0 e: II
ArGiSs ss ASgIss i'i ram:
md Nsw oiIesSs Via a4ans JanStiSs. M .sPs
Leave August,. -;is:.S. !.au-s.lo p al
hi GoL6MsTi HItaiHliii' iE:xxP;Raif:sS. " :: AZ
! nill !'N 5LtsuSD1YsL TIcEPTkp.t b..y tca 4
teaEs tsaigs GRs5asisiSpi Hois Sois s9g
conhessns SUNDAY Win aieens,I,s IL
aRa soa s
road. fs:l ho.eiu oiO oT roI,IIfEN3 ~! S.di-';
Leave Columbia. s..,..... ......,.: ."s..!s.ss!e. "
N'fl s6@%ERviiiiljia fiizia. An
tesIe Ghe5!eston. os e.lM
s,Ss ts.ss sa@sssss s. (. n Y
Arfiys at Gharlsst@. .E !snc s..y........s36I. II
9AMM1Eh M sBRANoH. oi,I.s-rI.i..
ana Ss Sas
ssEsss ;sa ffss s1ssY'is sss
Leave Carnden,s. .6.S6 A. N.
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per south Ca,o,,na na,,ronu
.IC 1r Scptember lS, UIH ..-

Bacon. 124 bbls Naval Stores, cars Wood TO RAN.
road agent, draeser Smith. Thurston g. Holmes,
Aiken h Co. Werner Il Duckcr. @ Walter Co
Salinas, q Trenholm Son. Pelxer. Rodgers &
Co, Bowling Co. W Ryan, Reeder & Davis, Clag-
horn, Herring Co. Mowry Co, Stenhouse & Co.
Adger, Kinsmsn & Howell, and Goldsmith q Son.
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ALL ABoUT TIE STATE.
oorros f1oR1No FOR A WAGER.

COTTON fICRNG FOR A WAGER.
Tho Barnmon Journal says: "We learn that
two colored women on Mr. Richardson's plan
tation. near Allendale, fow days ago ran a
At The, close Of the day one he'd picked ftIr
hundred pounds and the otht four hundred
and one and half pounds, = u is certainly
the best picking We have ever heard OF with
one exception. Some years ago DR.. O'Bannon
had woman who picked four hundred pounds
in ono day.n ....
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INSUSANC OH AGENCY
WILLIAM B. HERIOT & CO..
NO. 81 BROAD.STREET
NO. 81 BROAD.STREET.

CONTINENTAL INSURANCE. Cash
" ~
HOME INSURANCE CashCa
+ and Surplus -. 3f
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and Surplus @
WAsHISGTON INSURANCE
Capital and SURPLUS
TRAVELLERS INSURANCE b
Capital and surplss
and
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IN R... Ri IA A u',-s.su ., d Z;
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a OLD Medic .ptc
ASH FOR NO ioTHRR. TAKE NO oTBKR. AND
you win eay6 time. health aud money ~ - -
$1,000 REWARD for oany: case Of dlses:o IN my
stage which they fail TO cure. ii. ..fo,i., =,
! DR.. RrCHAU'S Golden BALeAH No. ] cures
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Eyes, Cutnneous or glln REuptiops, Copper Coiored
Blptches, soreness Of the Scalp Fcr6ua Gc; ID the
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leaves the blood purC and healthy. = .
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Mereari Ansctia1st r. Hheuma atisnni Al Its fprms.
whether Gfom fcufy or othor causei; gives Imme:
diate relief all caies mo dieting neteseary.I
have thousands Of Certificates proving the pifacu.
lous cures effected by these Remedies. Price OF
either No or No. tb per bottle, or two bottles for
60. Wi is..ly.u-.fi ~ I'D n 10
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dy. pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary De.
.agement.. accompanied with fnl directions. Phce
DR.. H. RlcHaU's GOLDEN ELIXIR n'AMoun,a
,adieal cure for Ssrvous General Debility, In ol
or young; imral ding energy With wonderful enec
Price IS per bottle. or two bottles for 80.
On receipt OF price these Remedies will be shippe
70 any place. Prompt attention paid to oil CORE
dents. None geDTine without the name Of "Dr.
RIOHAU'S GoLDG REMEDIES, d. B. RICHARDS
Cole Proprietor" blown in Rlass OF bottles. n...!
-, Addreps D. r. RICHARDS,
~ t,fD'T' Ne. 22s varioI:streei, New York;
Once Hours froOi A. Ii. TO Q P. n. 5Lnl7
Circulars Rent. ~, 1y 49,. July 8
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otOcK Oh Dhnu. ............. D
FLoUn--We continue to report q stroug and ac
tive market, Without any change in quotations.
which as folows; Super IS 26a$6. single extra
$6 26a6 SO; double extra 81 5oa6 76 family s7 26aSS
fancy IS 60a8 Is. Shipments to-day Of $40 bbls
WHEAr.-The receipts to-day amounted to 6842
bushels. with shipments Of <3oe bushels amber Of
81 80, delivered IN depot. ~ E.-
conN.-shipments Today of 10; buaheis at s1T25,
and 800 et 81 22H, delivered In depot. We quote
the buying price from wagons ct 81 10 for yellow,
81 I2h for u.iIsd, and 81 Is for white.
Tennessee staatszeitung. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1866-187?, 1869-02-06


,Sberiff' ss9gsrFaMf. - Su Gema sbe q heri
~ facias 8erOtbnung bes Mcbtbaren eeru
@ert6ts non 9arioion @ountps Eennehee, an
mid esrid;et unb ii6eriiefert bel ietnem Sftober.
Eermtn 1868, Iuerbe ib gum 5entIien gertauf al,
ben Weifbietenten eeSer boare 8abEung in amGniIrf
9aAss3bor IN Der StGnt Rnfbuine am Snnns
abenb, ben d. Mir3 1869, no5fte5enb bef1rtebenrs
@rnneeiseatbnm brfneea @le ae9tet EittI, Wins
ipriidbe uno SntereiIen meI1e g. s. q. &ooI II, ,nb
an benz BOT in SlssgaiEutlIe bsfRt, auf meI5sn er
IDobnt, besinneno OH $obn @rnmn8 Ga0ede an
@berruittnbe pom ho genannter Strase sntIona SO
dHB mad eem 6riehbcfe laufeub nn1 %. @etwonis
Gde non bo II re6ten g9tnteEn nit Hetwnp's qii,te
325 SHf, nebr ODER relsi9er, n1d1 efnem gcbI Mna
Uon 6a parallel NIT erlterer 2nie so 5tsB mad SpLn
8Fpuns 0ftede, pon ha IN re9tem EtnfeT nit
Brpmns 2iuie 224 SuS mehr pber weftaer nad6 heuf
1nsGnHgspRnEts IDeIbes 6alelbe Gi9entbum lit, beS
eugenaniIten Pool non Sobn Qumsben hbertraeen
wmr0e iiebe4u 20, Sete 602, @eaiftersDffiee o g.
uuIbe onileIbe jpdter s.. 90. RanboIr5 an qes
nanntsn Yool lbertrngen mttteIs urt9noe, enaetras
Gen IL BUD SO, Geitc 405, ruordnf ebensdts Ipeaeu
BeiHreibung per1rieien uiTb uu0 NIT BeidIna bes
leGtt 1s bns Giaentbunt uon 6. s, 9. 9oeI ui1 els
ner Ggecntion tT neinen 8dnben far $S4 IL nebSt
&often 81 gunite1 pom HeRen5ie Mitb Rindin unS
gegen g. s.. ASoOI uno Mnoere au eetfigen. Weaes
6enben 29. SanMar 1859.
- - rx .. ID. 8 Son6Ibfon, Sberiff.
feb2 81 : Curb Sam. 6. RGrt6aH, Sep1ttn. =
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Ernffee's gSerfanf.

Sn @smGsbeit eiaer llebertrasunss-ltrt ,
an bie 0aihpiae Building M6pcintfOnn ertbeiIt
am IA. SftOber 1856, in Bud go. 20.
9eite 137, rerhe i'd am Sreitng, ben 80.
Sanuar 1869 gum S6saHiHtn @erfauf sesen
baare 3abtuHg am @rHrtbous-Ibpr II Der
@tabt Nalbpiae Dbne Die WOhItbat Der
MiehertaufsbereGtigune bes In genanl1ter
ttrtnnbe @runhefgentbnnt bvfngen, beIegeu
In Yrrfcn 9aps Nbbtttcu su Nafbpile, nit
218 SUB Jrcnt an Der 6rantlin 91ite unb be
Greiit bic Cots Hc5. 4, 5 rnh uub etnen
Sbeil Ron Qrt SO. In genannter ADDITION,
bppptbefarila SerpfGRbet an senannteM hrefn~
tipn, bnrt 6. 3. Vapne.
Der GrIUs flf ;ur 8efrie6isuns Der In gee
naliiiter llebertraeun9s llrtuube eelitsrtrn
@@uIben su 1erpenhen, tuheut ftn 8etrag
bon ftebsnbuneert itnb febeuuubTebsig DeI-
Iars un0 fiebeuunbneunsig Gents, rbRe 3infeu
unb au6erbeni bic Rotten fir Nusfibrung
biefer golIma4t bio beute fdais finb. Den
10. Sanuar 1889.
Muf 8efebttes BDarbS Der 9irettoren.
Mnfsn NeIfru,
ian16.2B G6asneiier.
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Eruffee's 0erfamf.

Sn GemasReit elmer llebertroganes. .lIrfnnbe, aus
eefetttgt an bic gsGfbuie 1uiIDtng Aio3iation, am
.. September 1857 unh reatrtrt ID ter Hegiers Cfs
fee uon GauibIon County Eenn., in 3ad go. 20,
Seite f9a geroe t9 an rettag ben %. Sanuar
in ber Stabf Raibue gesen baare 8abInne, oEne bic
ReGtswo bltbat her @ieberenISung, bos ia oenanlts
tel nrtunbe bei9riebene grMnbeiGentbum brinaeu
belegen in Der Stant 9afbptHe, Gnuibfon Gpuiitp,
Tenr., unb 1T eiii Ebeil pom Got go So in Bald ut6
gSbitebe's Aooitiop, NIT ASK TuE 6rpnt an 6ia5=
Erpee, Suif9en GrofDforb uilb 2ine oaf weIbem Elm
8ridfaus ftebt Hppotb betarf6 perpfdnbet an Tainte
Aifosintion brr9 Annrew 9crrifon nnb ieiner Stau
Sarah e. MorffIon.
Der Cribs 1T sur 8efriehigung BET an aenGnnter
Met ertragungs nrfurbe eefi5erten G1nIhen Az pers
meneen, tnhem en 8etrua BON 1888 "a, obne 8infen
ano arbsr6em bie 9oftsn fur Musfu6raus Sieier 8ous
mG9t bts hellte fdlig tino. Den 10. SSoruar 1859.
Auf BefeEtees Boards Der 9irettoren
MufOn ReIfon,
iaa16 2Ip S&osneifser.
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4so2.l

ks%Sheriff 8arFauf. Sn GemG6beit elmer yenditio
- exponas Nerot6nun3 an MID geri9tet unb
lberIiefert peu hem Mbtbafen g6oucerp @etidt uon
S0uiofon Co., Eenl., tei feinem Septembers Eermin
1863, mere I'D gum SiIenttt9en @erfonf an ben
thor in Der Stn6t R1fbviHe ont g IN nal en- b, ben
"a. ebrnar 1869, r1dteheub bef@riebenes 0rsEnoet=
aenfbum briraen lissHIicb: MIe 4ecbte, EiteI, NAs
ipriide nnb Snterelen brineen, weI9e 6err v. 8.
JReGmen, Jun; in tlnh an BEN 8erm6gen non 81. s.
IcGwen, fen., bot 1ute fo6e in feinem asilIeR er<
itdmeife unb sSnuentarien 30. Il amf Seiten 1G3,
iO4, 1u5 NIB loo a. ssebruai 1873 pom benz Geuntn
Court Gterf pun GoDtDion Gnuntps Tenu. unb nit
@Deii, iun.. nm siner GTecHtion geeen 81. 8. @es
Gmen, fen, nu5 &nbere lnh ~ GuniteH uon Sauie
Sd 9leGpen fur $3,583.84s Snterefien uno Rotten
bGrauf 81 geniisen. gegebsn ben 9. Sebruar 1859.
ST 6. 81. o onotbfO On, Sberifi,