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+BAnERr,--4Mec call attention. this morning

4BAnERHs--zWe. call attention this morning
to the adgessisemepptpf CIR. Y Pithbapi Orr
readers who have tried the broad baked at Mr.
Pitthan's Bakery wiil bear us out ID the asser-
tion that his establishment. I, ,qc ono Of the fret
class, and bound to meet with great success.
A great desideratum is filled by this establish
ment, in our town. The want of first class
bakery i,f our midst has long bselfaIs ..YHs
bread that has been heretofore furnished our
citizens has been almost, we may say, a bur
lesque. Mr. Pitthan, we learn, is going into
the business extensively, and will furnish cake
of all kinds promptly. Orders for wedding
cake, &c.! RESPECTFULLY solicited. 81, y
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Valuable Real Estate at Auction
hi
III RIGGS SuERIEE ~ q

BY sittue of order of sale to me directed nv
the Hon Gee. S. Bryan, Judge of the u s. His+ric,
Court for the District of South Carolina, will offer
for sale at public auction at Ofnhscburg G. II, rn
Monday May Sd, 1869 at II O'clock A NJ
All that tract of land in ST. Matthews Parish. in
the District of Orangeburg and State aforesaid OIL
iialt Way Swamp, waters Of Santec River, contain
ing fifteen hundred acres more or less, bounded Oh
the north by lands formerly of James Stewart and
Jacob Hare, now or lately of Charles r. Trick on
the cast by lands of Charles II. Trick, j. NJ Trick
John shrcr, and John Townsend, ON the south by
lands OF VIM. Resse; John Townsend Joel Bookhardt
and David Bookliardt and ON the west by the Hnh
OF Halfway Swamp, separating the samc from lands
now or late of F. j. Pelzer; as by plat of said
iards made 10Th Dec, 1865 by stiles Il. Mellchamp,
District Surveyor, and now in my hands will more
fully appear
Terms-One- half cash, balance on n credit of
one year to be secured by bond of the purchaser
with mortgage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for papers and stamps
G.. HERBERT SASS
apl lo-4t Assignee of Evans Cogswell.
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Our friend, Francis DeSiars, No are glad to
see, has received the appointment of Census
Takcr for this County, also tho position of
Enrolling Officer, E,r the melish
Blythe above We don't mean for our colofea
friends; Or any other man to suppose that they
will be ordered to town with their knapsacks
to take n sosera .persish.
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The little folks of Miss Albergottie's school
are quite delighted in anticipation of the en-
joymeut expected at the May festival to be
given by th;i, kind teacher on Saturday next
We wish them pleasant day, and if we have
any influence with the clerk of the weather
would request cloudlcss one
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FOUND DEAD.--A colored boy by the
name of Edward Black, was found dead
few days since, in the field of Mr.
Paul 9. Stroman. The finding of the
Coroncrs'ihquest was--died from neglect and
hunger. He was a boy of unsound mind, and
no one knew that he was about the premises
until discovered by MIR. stronan in going over
his fields the day before the inquest He was
then doas, and by appearances, must have
been dead for several days.
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MURDER.-We have 10 chronicle another
man shot in the Fork. Gh LIS. Monday morn
ing about six O'Clock, as Mr.. W. l.. w. Riley
and two colorcd laborcrs were m.aking arrange
,Hents in his s.~ horse ' lot, to comn,enec the
weeks work, two white mon Hansford S.
Porter and 4Iilledge Porter, his brother, resi-
dents of the Fork, entered the lot unex pected-
ly ia Mr.. Riley. Shortly after their arrival
Mr.. James, w. Jordan, au employee of Mr..
Rileys also came IN, and spoke to the Portcrs,
shaking hands with Hsnsford. Mlledgc Por-
ter had in his hands a double barrel gun, and
told Jordan that he had come to arrest him
andstake him to 0rangeharg, at the same time
pointing his gun at him. sJordon remarked /:
"DoIt reckon, but j surrender" Jordan
shei took Riley aside AMI ASKED hin, what it
meant. l.ilry said lie ''''id not know ask him
for his aathority.' Thcyahcn stepped back
to whgrs the Potirrs were stahdins sad Jor-
don asked Porter to let him soc Ills authority
for the arrest. 5otdon and Riley both were
standing between the fortcrs. NIillidgc por-
ter.replied-t that he ''dil not have any, Jur.
don turiida and dffactd Riley, who was STOPPING
over little, getting something out of his
poskst when Hnnsiorl S. Porter presenting
six shooter, fired over Riley's shoulder, the
ball striking Jordan centrally in the breast,
and entering the right cavity of the heart
JotiSn' fell in the arms of Mr. Riley, and
di din about fifteen minutes. The Portcrs
then. deliberately babe good morning and
walked Off. { AZ the crack of the pistol the
coloTed men left, leaving Mr. Riley alone with
the dying man, and having no weapon of any
description at hahd, anu the Poricrs being
fully armedsand apparently desperate, he was
powerless to arrest them
Sometime since, we gave an account of the
shooting of Mr.. John Porter, brother of
Hansford and Milledge, by tartiguc, in the
Fork, aud il is supposed that the Porters be-
'io yVu III Cnat traDSaC-
tion. The ball that killed Jordan passed over
the.shonldcr of Mr.. Riley, taking the lint
from his coat, ana the powder burning his
neck; in the meantime if Mr.. Riley had
Strengthened up he would have rec eived the
discharge himself, and we would have had to
chronicle also, the death perhaps, of this csti
mabie gentleman, as Miidse Porter stood
ready with his duublo barrel gun lcvolled to
shoot Jordan if IIansfcrd failed
The coroner's Inquest announced the deed
s.eold blooded murder.
9Fhe Porters, as yet, have not been arrested.
Mr., Jordun was the son-in-law of Mr.. Daniel
Ypnng, aud We hear, an honest, hard-working
mansFHe leaves young wife to mourn his
untimely fate.
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onANGEBuRG ciiuNrTS.
PROBATE court

FROBHTE COURT
Et pdrie Jacob Fogle, Admir- Estate of s. r. Lee.
NV HEREAs, Jacob Fogc having fled his ne
w titon and final return in this EoIfiirt pfErv.:
ing for letters of dismissal as Adihistfafor Of The
Estate and Effects of s. II: Lee, dccessed:
Notice is hereby given TO all concerned that on
TO grant said Dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal of Gousl. this s0ih da1
Of March, A. b. 1863. - 2
THAD. G. ANDREWS, "a;
ari Ut Judge of Probate:
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ASsIGNEE's SALE.

IN BANKRUPTCY-In the matter of Joux Htrr.
Assignee =
~ by virtue of an order of sale from the HoParabls
District Court OF the United States, for the District
OF South Carolina, will sell at public auction,
n, M Orangsburg c. H., on Monday the Sd Of day Of
May 1863 at the usual hours of sale, all tie Real
Estate of said Bankrupt consisting OF i5aT,
lst plantation or tract of land situated in 'thS
County OF Lexington containing FIVE thonsahd Ave
hundred and twcnty-one more or feiI iyinv
on Black Creek. snd bounded by lands bf Estate of
Jno; !,o; A. Livingston, James dunbar, J. b. Jones
William Merritt and Soloman AltmaR -f'
Cd Plantation tract Of lftd situated or
Glaaiers Brsteh, in orangeburg County, contain,
ing five bundled acres, more or less and bounded
by lands OF Elizabeth Harley: Estate II r: Lv;6g:
s'on, Geo W. Harley and Vim. p. Witt. ..4'
Conditions-one-h cash, balance in one year.
secured by bond bearing in.erEst; and niorieaeS
Of the property Purchasers to pay for papers ana
c. D. GLOVER, Hssigaee in
,,o OF John Huffman, bankrupt; =
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SOUTHERN MANUFACTURE Es.--Sec tho ad-
vertisement of Mr.. T. p. Toale, in another
column. Build up by your support your home
manufactures is our motto Persons in want
of building material would do we'll to cdnsdlt
Mr.. Toale.
We have his rates before US, aud they are
remarkably low.
Try him.
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+ JCDICIoUs 'AppoINTMENTs.-Wea are glad
to ann 'unce the appointment, by his Excellcn-
cy, Gov. r. X. Scott, of Thompson II. Cooke,
Esq, DR.. F. W. toght and Vim. H. Rcedish,
Esq, as Magistrates for 0rangoburg County.
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o1sANGEBURG COUNTY, r
PROBATE COURT.

TI.. FKUBATE COURT.
Ex Rarfe John Jdr Ian, Administrators Estate OF b.
Williamson.
"HHRBAS, John Jordan haviiie Hled hiS
w petitioh and final rctari in this Court pFay.
ing fof letters uf dismissal Administrator Of tig
Estate and Effects of B. Williamson. deceased:
Notice is hereby givch 70 all concerned that 81
Friday the 10Th day OF May, next, win proceed
TO grant said dismissal .
Witness my hand and sea! Of Court, THE Bah day
of April, a. ID. 1869. M -
T, ,.AD. C. ANDREWS.
npi lot Judge Of Probate.
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Office County Commissioners
ORANGEDURG COUNTY,
bfAHCH 2llb 1864

NhHCH zfih, loOU.
Sk'TioN y. All Fcos end Accounts of Magis-
trates, Justices of Peace and other Officers for
Criminal Proceedings, including cases Of Yagrahcy.
when not received from the Defendant, or party
complaining, shall be paid by the County wherein
the offence shall have been committed, sId all ae-
counts rendered for such proceedings shall state
where such offence committed And the fines
imposed and collected in such case shall be credited
and paid to the County Treasurer by tho Magis-
trate, Justice of the Peace, or other Officer mpos
ing and collecting the same
All Magistrates, Justice of the Peace and other
oficers for this County, arc required to comply
strictly with the provision Of the above Section of
an Act entitled "Act to define the Jurisdiction
and Duties of County Commissioners"
lsigned. WM. N. MOUNT
Chairman.
C. s. BULL, Clerk
mar 81 4,
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Mr. Samuel Il. Carson has been appoibtsd
by Sheriff Rigg-. Clerk of the County Hotel
He fills the position with much dignity. May
his shadow never grow less
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Mr.. j. W. Patterson has presented us with
mess of the incest Spring turnips we have
seen this season. They were raised by Mr..
Patterson in his garden is 8wn. and are of
the fiat dutch variety.
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Rev. Thomas Phillips will please accept our
thanks for his list of new subscribers sent us.
We appreciate such tokens of friendship.
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We have been handed the following Hit
The request to publish by very modest youn
gentleman. We hope we won't get him into
'crape by saying he is "singlc" gentleman
ANKLES.
There's nngic in lady's foot,
And we'll the lady's know it;
And she'who hhs pretty one
Is pretty sure to show it.
At times you, too, are martyred by,
The incest little ankle,
That shoots arrow through your eye
Within your heart TO ranko.
But when it trips along the street,
Through wind and mud and vnpor,
BY shecrcst accident you see
How beautiful the taper:
And as it steps upon the walk,
Amid the crowd to mingle,
Two roguish eyes look up and say,
| wonder if he's single?
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We learn that our County Treasurer will
commente the collection of tho tox for 1869,
in about three weeks So tax payers will TAXI
due notice and govern themselves accordingly.
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The State of South Carolina:
oRANaEnrRo }Ix EouirY.

uRANdEnrRd In EouIrY.
John D., D. Fairey Blu for ISiaetisn, 10 sci
~. vs. aside irregular proceed.
burns ~ Myers Ex'r. ngs, to marshall assets,
II appearing tSny Subtraction ,bs, szssg t.,.
man and Elizabeth Hoiley, two OF tie befs:pdnnss
in this Case. absent from and reside Bcyon,l ,hs
limits Of this State, on motion Of Ialar 8 Diesie'
Solicitors il is ordered: That Ire
saia Sarah ralmah and Elizabeth Holley do appear
and plead, ais%cf OR demur to the Cotnp,ainsaas
safd Bill within the time prescribed by iae Or the
said bill will bc taken pre- eoaJesso against them
0rangcburg, s, C. q Cp
March &c, 1859.
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PRICES I'M FI;SiiTsi.:

DEDUCED PRICES IN FL0UES.
III The Subscriber has just received y lot 81
Flour In barrels, which he offers at very reduced
rates, and comprising every grade, Extra. super
and Fine from $s.25 per bbl. up.
THEAPEST TOBACCO IN ORANGEBURG-
~ just received 30 boxes of that No, cheap
Tobacco, which am offering to the Country Trade
AZ low rates, and at retail proportionaily. s;,,i
II 1ME! LlME!! LIMEl'' -''''t' .
~ 10 bbls Rockport Stone Lime.
GRoCERlES, DRY GOODS, SH0ES.-k fun
~ supply of Groceries, also Seasonahie Dry
foods, and supply of Ladies' Cloth Gaiteffss.
small sizes, Kid and Morocco Boots -
"A Frs. - :
All for sale low Mt the - X, :. ia.
COURT HOUSE STORE,
Market Street; 81
JOHN Il. HAMILTON: =.
apl 10 now IL
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We have heard of only seventeen candi-
dates for School Commissioner.
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COnsigners per South Carolinn Railroad
Remaining ia the Denpt fin Into

DR.. r. w. Bates, j. c. Edwards, wN. Mount.
Dr. Is. III. KNOTS, v. NJ. Smith, John Amaker, W.
3. Barton, Caesar Patterson, B. ii. Barton, W. ii.
Barton J. Brown, j. Easterlin, j. F. Way s. E.
Scanlcn.
Guano will be unloaded on the Platform at Con-
signees risk
In accordance with orders received from the Su-
perintcneht, Storage will hereafter he charged ON
Goods remaining in the Depot for an unreasonable
length of time. W. c. MEREDITH
Agent
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,
PROBATE COURT.

Er parte Josh Hunter Pooscr. Administrator and
Caroline g.. Pooscr, Administrative Estate Of St.
G. Keiumeriin. t-a IT
"HEREAS. John Hunter Poser and caroliRe
w Il. Pooser having filei their petition ami
final return in this Court praying for letters or
dismissal as Administrators Of the Estate and
Effects of NJ. G. Kemmerlin, deceased. Notice IL
heri'y given to all concerned that on Monday tho
I'd dny VI Mny, next, viii proceed TO grant said
dismissal.
Witness my hand and seal Of csurt this so,h day of
March, A. d. 1863. 81
TIIAD. c. ANDREWS, +.
Pi3-I Judge OF Probate.
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LQlaEEA|ElIs rEEElEMSs 81: {
SATURDAY MORNING, APL. "a, 1869.

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THE onA NeEstsHsq Es ts x q NEWS ls9 IS THE
ONLY AIsbAxPgRhISHEl. IA ,0R-.
ANGkDURslA sG0gNEY. i, AND; PAYS,
wEEkLx yIstTs no EVERY HOUSE
AND faNstnET IN YfiH COUNTY. q
we srg feaaestSd d state .ha. the Right
Rev hisfkssa hifs s. axls Ms win preach Id the Church
Of out IS Msaasemgss as mgr Episss"paD on Wednesday
CoMpLAEsrknY.-AIf. u iiE Cvuhts, Sc
cretarsi iant Treasurer Of tho Spaftahbarg aud
Unioa.R .Rsilroad Company, will please accept
our thanks fer u .iCColaplimentary Ticket" for
The year 1869: 'g4!
We ape Indebted tn the courtesy Of Mrs. II
C. Wannanaker and here tender Our thanks.
Tor nice dish of large and luscious Strawher-
ries Of hef,own raising, the first sc have seen
this season.
-I1- - ----..a.a...I.-..s M <arsaszA--@
Our Associate seems to be having fine time
on the seaboard MAss .s...e.g>,g
"a hunting Of harcs
Which seem 10 10 i'll pairs"
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Have yuu Seen the big Watth'2
See CoFartncrship notice of Mcssrs. Stock
cr & Fielder.
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FIVHIII1 ny 100Il V'I . ~ "Hl ~ W !
A Minister Murdered While per,
forming q Marriage Ceremony.


We were incxpressibly shocked
last night, to hear of the shooting,
by man whose name our informant
could not give us, of the Rev. Samuel
Anthony, one of the oldest and most
respected ministers of the Methodist
church 10 this State.
Phe tragedy was enacted yester-
day, at Andorsonville, just before the
arrival of the up-train on the South
western road. It seems that Mr..
Anthony had gone to AndersOnville
to marry couple and while in the
middle of the ceremony wasinterrup-
ted by the step,father Of the lady,
who ordered him to desist. He re.
monstrated with the intruder, telling
him it was too late, then and that
he ought not to be guilty Of such IN
seemly conduct. The mans response
was the raising and firing. at almost
point blank range, of a double-barfeled
Shot gun, loaded with buekshot, the
entire load taking effect in the lower
part of his victims stomach. The
brave old man tell TO the floor, but
by a Tremendous effort raised him
self up, aid saying, II will finish the
Job" proceeded with the ceremony
and pronounced the compile man and
wife. Ho then fell down complete
ly exhausted, and when tho cars left
was expected to die every moment,
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Last Thursday d widow wiman,
named Bales, who lived IN Scviu
county, was murdered by some fcfd
in human shape under the following
ciicnnstanets:
A few days previous tie wtRfn.
bad been to Knox vile, where the
drew her pension and some Of the
back pay Of her husband, who WAS
member ofthe Sd Tennessee GAYS
airy, amounting TO about $3.50 ~
About / o'clock on the day in qucs-
ton a man rode up 10 The htuse, boil
lowed, afterwards dismounted and en-
tered the yard. Some men who
were plowing in an adiaetit FIELD
heard the old lady scold thehouse dog
for barking, and when hey had reach-
ed the other end OF the field (femote
from the house, they we've siaptl,d ly
q pistol shot, but thought rolling IL
the matter until tley psw ,moke
bursting from the dwelling The meR
then rushed TO The fpot and found
that the cabin wac in flames; that the
woman had been muidtltdtyashot
through the breast The demon who
perpetrated the deed having broken
open a trunk in The house ard ab-
strRcted the money which ii con-
tanned. The children of the woman
were atschool nt the limo. otherwise
they might have shared lie dreadful
fate Of the mother.
This is certainly the most atrocious
deed that we have been e mpelltd
to chronicle as occurring in lcBnrs-
see for q long times Speedy ver-
geanee should be wTeaked upon fAs
perpetrator Of this foul erihie. We
hope no measure will be spared t0
discover the guilty person.
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Drunk.

Young man, did you ever think
how the terrible words sound? Did
you ever think what misery and woe
you brought 1pon friends, when you
degraded your manhood By getting
drunk Oh, it is q fearful thing ID
trample under foot the claims that
God and man have hpon you
Drunk How it rings ia TIE ears
of your loving wife I How it erushes
out the hopes Of doing father, and
brings reproach and shame upon lov-
ing sisters
Drunk See him as be leafJB against
some friendly house. Ho stands
ready to fall into the open Jaws Of
hell, unconscious Of bis approaching
fate. The wife, with fearful eyes and
aching heart, sits at the window 20
hear her husbands fOotstep; but,
alas they come not.
He is drunk The husband, tho
parent, is drunk, spending bis time
and money, when be should be &C
hotne enjoying the pleasures and
comforts of the family circle. Drunk |!
He is spending means Of support for
liquor while his family Is starving for
bread--his children suffering for
clothing.
Drunk His friends, one BY one,
are reluctantly leaving bin to his
miserable fate. He goes down to his
grave unbonorod and nnsung. Friend.
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Miscellaneous.
OBITUARY.



\, The member from OysrtoH, Mr..
Bowles, is dead. There are few Of
our readers, We suppose, who have
not beard Of the deceased. One OF
the first inquiries Of persoh visiting
the Legislators vas for Mr.. Bowles
and they were never saiished until
the shockheaded, stoop.shouldered,
squirting individual, who used TO sit
well back in the hall to the right Of
the Speaker, was poInted out to them.
Visitors seldom retired without hav-
ing seen the member in question rise
in bis seat, and PROFOUND some
startling question, or put in few
words As TO bis own IDEAS upon the
subject under dlsUussion, As Nj.
bowles seldom occupied bis seat
longer than fifteen minutes at q time,
the curious were generally gratiaed
TO lbs guil extont Of their curiosity.
John Bowlos ehs, indeed, ono OF
the most eccentric Of men. His
peculiarities did Rot appear to bo
assumed, but bnfal forth spohtane.
ously. He was always tho same,
and no man could play The part Of an
eccentric through \ long couf6e Of
years. Well DO We remember the
iifst time We saw him 4 vas in
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A Gnehk.

We mean the man re0red In the
North, educated amid the surround
ings Of free speech, free schools, free
thought and a free press, in the very
cradle of loyalty and Of anti-caste,
who will come South and join him
self with the rebel conservative party,
do its dirty work, write for and pub
lish, it's disloyal sheets, sneef at loyal
" and write II t'truly loil," denounee
It's advocates and supporters, and adj
nit that the rebel conservative party
contains the respeetability, the culture
and the refinement Of Southerh
society.
Such person bellies bis training,
and bis instincts, degrades his man
hood, and renders himself aft object
of scorn and contempt, both for those
whom hU betrays, and those DO osten-
siblY sBrves. There are sneh, to 30
found In these times as If to teach,
that the old, orthodox doctrine Of to-
tai depfaDdy does not lack for illus
tratiof1s. rtf
We name no one. We need not,
The brand Of Cain was not more dis
tinct and inefasiblo than the sslf-atfi&'
Cd mark OF moral degradation upon
tho fFohtlots of these fawning Syco-
phahta,wh6 crawl Ia the slime OF their
own uttor rneahheas. Probably one
Of this class indited the following
caricalure Of one who will shine 10
American history, when the base,
cringing truckers Of this period shall
have long pataed into merited oblivion
The description given below Is Of Son
ator Brownlow, whose name and fame
are worldwide and whose Roman
beroism has given him name scarce,
II second 70 any other in tho proud
calender Of Americas honored sons
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BSAs sANN0UEcINd CANDIDAFEs-FOr Munich
iPsl offices, $500; County $5 90; State,
$40 90.
JoB-PRNrISs, of all descriptions, neatly
executed.
nAs All communications tending to per-
sonal agrandizement or emolument win be
charged the same as advertisements
Advertisement and subscriptions con.
tinued unless arreBra9es are paid aud
ordered to be stOppedl and they VIII
be charged for accordingly.
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a3oetrp
Tennessee.
BY GRACE GRAF.

Dear Tennesses, thou art to me
A fairer spot than any other
The nrst knew a love more true,
Than that Of father or nnothpf.
That love doth al my heart; and will
ULtil lde's dreams are all passed over,
Aud no more At DEATHS calm door
Shall sigh or smile on friend or lover.
Sweet Tennessee, l think OF thee
With grateful thoughts and sweet emotionj
Not love alone there have known,
But friendships priceless; kind devotion;
For there are tieaz-deAr lips and eyes,
Sweet voices, that with huaie met me;
And there, know I; As weeka 90 BY, ,'
Those gehtla hearts do still regret me.
Dear Tennssaes; Il cannot BE-
That l bsve said gOod-by forever
To those 20 dear that Joy nor fear
Their images from me can sever,
But hope 10 keep my last long sleep
Whete Oft eau come 10 visit mo
Each living friend, aud DER me bend.
IL thy dear bosom, Tennessee.