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MINIATURE ALMANAC -
Sun 652 35I Moon s'''''lS
TaIs DAY.
s.pdv Hook Cows Island Hell Gse a;si
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...' A. LkAVfTr, AuetioHe-r -.-,,o, -
NOOK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
I'D HALL Aston place and Bghthst LbAtlTr, 81 khbhISh
Co CoxssErs soIIcrED LIsEAEEs cAIAloevso tsp S
sITtRDAY RvENlgG Feb 90 at O'Clock. and on bthiohioa
Day aud Evening, -. ... =. . -
pJ,.,. Cofon Of Modern oil PAINTINGS Nsff CooIs ala
P Eng.visg ali handsomely framed AsnA fu Persian ssI FUR
her Rug, small Persian CApst sud magnificent o'eHo1a osh
hs ma. a. Imposition The property OF ehN
nan sapg abroad TO be sold By auction Aoe fuss
Who cannot sale have their erslo purchase eV
executed by The Auetiobeer. Catalogues ready.
DY ROBERT SOMERVILLE, Auctioneer-
ID sasoou No ~ Esssaua opposite tho PotOn booa,
Eng.h AID American ttsndd p2Et illustrated AI1 pAsV aN"
AmoHg be coectian viii be fouhdi
GUSTAvg DORBS WORKS -.
MILLIONS PARADISE LOST.
DANrEs INFERNO.
BARON MuECHAUSEN.
WANDERING INV.
DASTgs PURGATORY.
Hss.amst, 81 ~ Oeoes. I--
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Qtniistru.

COITON DENTAL ASSOCIATION orig
mated III. snshs,s Of nitrous oe ,alDiantsr 70 ",
most approved psnns DO hoE bat ExtACr sna 20 ~
snes No. 10 Cooper Institute .... .t.....
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export tsdc hops has largely fallen of owing TO light return.
amer ali deducted Only 2 bales abroad
speculative and they being
carried on quite extent selling o0 bales Wisconsin,
s0 while another Oe holder Of 1913 bales
Extra Arrivals large Wsls London CORE
sp0ndent under date Of Jan. %
markets no. been well Supported
Daring sgn6cut and although
prices unable write them f American samples
Of forcing sales
that parcels have been offered
there small sales have been efecd but
low ranging from SOL TO i9
per dscouragng business being
slack. at dropping prices" We quote
State fSe y 10 HOP Wisconsin good 5dlo
Cp good COLO Michigan 5dl0
EAster1 ............ 5d0 YeaFngL 10
MEATS.
Pork lower with receipts Of 5699 Western Dressed Hogs Ship
men Meats 997 hb Pork 9I bile aud Bef; 29
packages Lard and % boxes Bson showing heavy transactions We
Beef Sides = rb......s.0 dlilt County Dressed. - 1
Yes dressed ali PORK City Il. Ts
Common. grass.....0 dl3 Stale and JeTsey....9 G6i
Mutton ...0 tl2 Western Dressed ...lJl 9$
Common 10 isif...,. Ia
POULTRY AND GAME.
There's uniformity - prices Of Dressed PSnltr, some eese
selling the turkeys 23c while others get DC or similar bt
Thea the quality y'e. greatly that Western ets1s pave
sold al the from l2 d0c Y ID Bone ono tte
aud chickens equal to snythng oa Esve bronh. ss pess o.
latter Western s'ud forward poor Sntf
and sells mach lower Canada frozen iurkss are NoTih With
few sales 20eheksn 2a5c Trade SLOW at the high pnesA
We quote;
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SuIts bp SudirM

Asst MEDICAL PuRvEIoRs OyycE.l
WILMINGTON, y. G.. February II, les3
Auction SALE of HOSPITAL PROP
N ERTYwH be Public Auction IN this eiy Al TIE JUDI
eary Square x between FOURTH and nan streets on
WEDNESDAY the February 1879 Of 10 o'clock te
iourr needed foI the public seFsee ' 80 oa
On ,d,A Irou Bstead Cots tO Camp Kettles oo
n Plate, Glars Decks Tables &C. ke Nearly all TIE articles
mentioned ire new. and psvsr have been nsel
Tenn. Cash. Good. n " removed 10 ave days
C. SWITZERLAND. Asst hed PurVeyor, Brew Col " ;. n
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An MERuIx. Aueilonser
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. CO., broadway cor
ID ubS.e. al Hooks WORKS Art FancT Good Parniiure, Ike
WEDNESDAY THURSDAY AsD FRIDAY AFTERNOONS,
Pehmsry H. 70. and 49, at4 aeotk a
pp,v,TR trpP1 RY on MISCELLANEOUS BOOKS eonplilhg
uI.o,, Bosrspby Posy Fon Travels and voysgs Periodical
and mahy ~ lhrn HasAtsi aua hahOei iss~s "
Ia re Hsibrf H.
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N0IASsES-Tbe recent heavy noyelnsn Aao =, o.
F,irs 10 impaired strong tone to all holders OF o
and TIE osenEs quite moderste prices rule strong
New Crop ClAyed
ssles Of 400 bhdA DemerarA Al 6lei heW-OIlean
- Gs1.srd ana fnn with sales Of CTS bbla at SSc -
gosI sTORsCde Tnrpenne continues IN small supply and
s making are store which are criterion 20 'hs mar
G a., T Bs present fixed price party Wishing TO buy has
s rice demanded while 81 OJe desiring TO sell VIII nave 70 oe
b the fgureS offered Spirits have eeeu In lar demand
Glow weakness the closes however there
% % IS sales Change and since then amount
5SO ills from 657o In Resins there no particular
pg as regards value The business has been 20 AR extent TIE
tine ~ tbe market steady the sales l,5O bb Common
STAINED az 50 s5a42 IS; $50 bbs. Good Strained at
20 IN 20 e 1000 ibis No 50 7jd So and about So0 bbls No
GRADES from So 2I IS So the latter rate for window
denand fne prssi IAlea Of 243 bb
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Go Glbum II mag Confirm
Clubbing CARDS, &r.

ALVIN. EYERDELLp SONS, No: i04 Full
"A s.,-..-wgppIs0 CARDS ssa FisR srATiokKRr install
hsbsd iskb
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5UNDRIFs.

The sss sugr Of the bringing z for sn. eie
and zee a % for little honey s coming forward 90.
season goes slowly 202se for small bcTes clover we
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The UNITED STATEs CoURT-HoN. Gro
s. BRYAN, ,PREs1DNG. The case of iHamp-
ton vs. Trenholm, Fraser & Co.,, the trial of
which has for some days been pending in
this Court, was yesterday brought to q
close. The defendants purchased during
the war plantation sndIn large number of
negro slaves. valued at $500. 600. : For this
they paid $3.50, 600 Ia Confederate currency
and executed their bond, secured by mort
gage OF the property purchased for the re-
mainder of the purchase money, payable
after the war. Suit was brought upon the
bond, and the defendants, among other
things claimed:
1st. That under the Ordinance of the
Convention of 1865 they were entitled to
show the true nature and value of the con-
sideration.
Cd. That the contract for the purchase of
the slaves was made after Lincoln's emnnci-
patton proclamation, and, therefore, the
sale in this respect was without considera-
tlon. That in law the plaintiff had Mt that
time no valid title, and had, therefore,
nothing to sell, and the defendant nothing
to buy.
Sd. That SO far as the land was con-
ccrned, all that could he recovered was the
value in Treasury notes, in proportion to
the unpaid portion of its purchase in Con-
federate currency.
- Poin'o moi' Coutesleu ny tne pain
till. who contended that the contract was a
valid one, and that being payable after the
war, it was payable in lawful money of the
United States.
The case was deliberately argued by
Messrs. VIM. X. Bachmnn and Theo. G.
Barker for the plaintiffs, and Messrs. A. G..
Magrath and G. G.. Memminger for the de-
PENDANTS.
Judge Bryan, rs We understand, charged
the jury in favor of the positions taken by
the defendants. He held Lincoln's pro-
clamation of emancipation to have been
vahd and conclusive, and US divesting from
that date all title in slaves.
The jury retired, and returned with q YER
dict for the plaintiff of $16S, $40.
Charleston Courier.
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"Our doubts are traitors, and make us
lose the good we oft might win, by fearing
to attempt" Shakespeare, that great and
noble master in English literature, who held
the mirror up to Nature
Reflects the wisdom we might use,
!: is1S1ailoe blind, diid not abuse,
How oft do traitorous doubts arise, i,
10 mar mans noblest enterprise.
The good we lose we oft might win,
But for the lurking fears therein;
Attempt the end. and never stand to doubt,
Nothing so hard, but search will find it out
Hence, let no doubts prevent you from
trying that inimitable medicine. 'HE1S1rsH' S
QUEENS DELIGHT lose not the good you
might secure, by fearing to attempt cure
with Heinitsh's QrEENs DELIGHT.
1t has been well said that the saddest of
words is contained in these, 'it might have
been. For many with ruined constitutions
and bhghted health, and wasted frames, and
snnken features, sckied DER with the pale
and haggard cast of disease, look back with
regret at not trying Heinitsh's QUEEN's DE-
LIGHT, and reflect how different it might
have been. NJ?
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TAYLOR's PATENT
Saw Sharpener and Deepener

For Gang and Circular Sap afIis
HAVING purchased the Patent Right for the
Ill State of South Carolina, for tho above, we
are now prepared to fill orders for the same
The advantages OF this Machine are economy.
despatch and perfection in keeping all kinds Of
Saws in perfect order.
By it's use, the teeth of the Saw are kept at a
uniform depth angle and size.
Fully one fourth - and better lumber can he
cut per day where this Machine is used, the Saws
running straighter, freer faster and cut SUI her
a Saw can be sharpcned in five minutes, and in
the most perfect manner. The price OF the Ma
chine can be saved in q few months in the cost Of
files and labor. For further information apply to
CHISHOLM BROTHERS,
May II fm9 Charleaton s. e.
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DEL1cIoUsLY MEDICINAL is the
universal verdict pronounced upon PLANTA-
TIoN BTrrERs by all who have tried them.
The well-known health promoting ingre:
dients from which they are made, and their
invaluable merits as q remedy for indiges-
tion and all its consequent ailments, aud
the preventive qualities against diseases
arising from climatic changes, miasmatic
influences and imperfect secretions are so
widely known and SO honorably endorsed,
that we trust no one will forego the advar-
tages OF their use.
MAGNOLIA WATER.--Superior to the best
imported German Cologne, and sold at half
the price. MS +1t3
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PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL CHURou.-The
Seventy ninth Annual Convention of the
Protestant Episcopal Church was held in
st. Philips Church this morning. The
morning service was read by Rev. J. D. Nc
Collough, of Spartanbnrg, to the creed; the
remainder by Rev. Alexander Glennie, of
Winyah. Tho ante-communion service was
read by Rev. P. j. Shand, of Columbia, and
the annual sermon was preached by Rev.
Thos. +. Gadsden, from the First Corinthi-
ans, 18th chapter and 9th verse The COM
munion service was read by Rev. c. Hanc-
KEEL assisted by Revs. p. J. Shand, A. W.
Marshall, A. Glennie and W. b. W. Howe.
The services being ended the Convention
was called to order by the Bishop, and the
roll called.
On motion, the election of Secretary was
conducted uiva Uoce, and Rev. J. D. McCol-
Tough was unanimously reelected. He ap-
pointed Rev. w. Dubose his assistant
Mr. Evan Edwards was thereon reelected
Treasurer by a Uipa roce vote.
The Chair appointed Rev. Richard Ira
pier principal and Rev. p. T. Stevens alter
nate preachers for the next annual conven-
tion.
The Bishop announced the organization
OF the Convention, and its readiness to pro-
ceed to business.
The report of F. P. Eford, the Treasurer
OF the Convention, was then read, shelving
balance in the Treasury of S1769 60
Rev. Paul Trapier offered the following:
Resolued, That this Convention be called
Council and the constitution and canons
changed accordingly.
Consideration was postponed until to-
morrow.
1t was announced that the Bishops nd
dress would be read on the following (this)
morning, after which the Convention was
led in prayer by the Bishop, and adjourned
until this morning. at 10 o'clock.
Charleston Courier, 12M
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d. T.. Peake. Esq, Superintendent of the
South Carolina Railroad, is at the Columbia
Hotel u

The publisher of the Anderson Inteiu
9emcer. for reasons best known to himself. is
endeavoring to make capital out of para
graph published in the Phoni.r several
weeks ago. The explanation of the matter
was deemed satisfactory; but the boast that
his paper was the first ''to condemn this
manifest approval Of the Governors ap-
pointments," must be taken as an excuse
for these repeated dissertations. Without
specifying the object aimed at by the An
derson publisher, we simply commend to
his especial consideration the homely adage,
'be just"
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AN IMPORTANT CoNsIDERATIoN. DR..
TUFTS Liver Pills are PURELY VEGETABLE,
and are adapted to young and old, male and
female, and may be taken at all times, with
out restraint of occupation, without change
of living without diet an without the fear
of taking cold during all kinds OF weather
and in oil climates; THEY CONTAIN NO MER.
curry. Ms 6
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GRANT AND Our FOREIGN RELATIONS. -
The New York Herald points out to the Pre-
sident that the opportunity presented him
by the present aspect of things for the ex-
tension of the boundaries of the nation, and
its material power throughout the world, are
without precedent in American history, and
without comparison in the records of the
human race. That he has the opportunity
of making his Government the arbiter of
the American continent, and the advan-
tages, through China and Japan, of secur-
ing the balance of power in Asia. It says
Cuba, Mexico, and the Alabama claims,
cover the three great foreign questions, on
the settlement of which this commanding
position may be secured for the United
States. It wants Cuba, st, Domingo, Mexi-
CO, Central America and the New Dominion
annexed to the United States, and says:
General Grant, as a Western man, we
doubt not, is believer in this whole pro-
gramme of expansion, North and South.
He is, too, man of war; but as President
of the United States, it is manifest that his
paramount desire is peace, ct home and
abroad. Our, only apprehension concern
ing his foreign policy is that his desire to
avoid war may SO entangle him in diploma
tic cobwebs and red tape as to render him
powerless to do anything in giving a salts
factory shape and direction to the Cuban or
the Mexican question, or the Alabama
claims. Upon all these questions, more
over, the powerful interest of bondhoders
will be, apt to prove q drag upon the admi-
nistration We rely, however. upon the
progressive ideas, sagacity and moral cou-
rage Of General Grant, sustained by the
general drift of public opinion, in our ex-
peotations of a foreign policy which offers
not only the continent for our occupation,
but its boundless resources from which to
meet our national debt"
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South Observation-Disclosures County.
IN EQUITY.

John a. Crawford rs. Sophronia Muldrow, ct al
BM for Foreclosure. 3
TT appearing that Robert Muldrow and Samuel
Il Muldrow, two OF the Defendants in the above
stated case, are beyond the limits OF this State:
and, on motion OF F. w. MoMaster, Solicitor for
complainant, it is Ordered That the said Robert
Muidrow and Samuel Muldrow do plead, answer
or demur to the said bill within forty days from
the Puoication OF this order, decree pro con-
Jesso be entered up against them.
d. B. MILLER. C. G.. P.
CLERKS OFFICE COLUMBIA, May l3, 1869.
May IA ctd4
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Land and City Property for Sale.
FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES. s to -

H"nN elho OACJ 1AopCACy 1VI Sd1Cs
I FIRST CLASS CITY RESIDENCES, s to -
e Second on Glass City Residences Sto 10 Rooms,
4. 8Valuable Building Lots, on Main street,
5. 10 Lots, in other parts of the city,
6. Large Lots in Waverley,
7. ii Tracts ofIand, within miles OF Columbia,
from ten acres to l 900,
8. The Hopkins Il. o. Plantation, / ,4S0 acres
0. 1872 acres, near kingsyiile, one of the best
cotton and stock plantations in the country,
10. Other Plantations in Richand-some OF
them very desi able,
II. 1000 acres in Edgctir'd several tracts,
II. Mill and Planting Property in Lexington,
Is. $4,000 acres in Charleston-phosphate and
other Lands,
II. $500 acres Farming Lands in Fairfield,
Is. 100 acres near Greenvill Court House,
1G. G000 " in Laurens- several tracts,
II. 1000 in Kershaw,
18. 900 " in Marlboro No. place,
10. 216 " in York-rich in gold,
20. Fine Plantations in Abbeviile.
81. 5000 acres OF Land in Florida
Parties desiring to purchase or sell property,
will find it to their interest to consult with MS We
have correspondents in New York Philadelphia
and Baltimore, to which points we are constantly
sending descriptive lists Of property for sale.
March G1BBES Il THOMAS.
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ARREST OF A FuGrrIvE.-John McFall,
Esq, Marshal of ST. Louis County, Mis-
souri,. and Peter Daley, Clerk of Court ar
rived in this city on Wednesday, with re-
QUESTION from the Governor of Missouri for
one Lawrence Glover, alias William Jack
son, colored, under Indictment for com
pounding felony-he being cognizant of a
murder, and refusing to inform upon and
prosecute the murderer, and who, from in
formation derived from an intercepted let
ter. was supposed to be residing at Edge
field G. 81. Armed with the necessary pa-
pers from our Executive Department, the
officers started on the Augusta train or
Wednesday, and returned yesterday, with
their prisoner, and left for Charlotte, on
their way home, by the o'clock train.
These gentlemen were profuse in their ex-
pressions of gratitude for the facilities af-
forded them, and were charmed with the
beauties of our once attractive city.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS. Special attention
is called to the following advertisements,
published for the first time this morning:
Thos. J. LaMotte- Bankrupt Notices
D. 3. Miller-Richland-In Equity
Jacob Levin-Auction.
Grieshaber-Upholstery. >
Chisholm Brothers-Saw Sharpener
j. j. Hreher-Smut Machine.
a. G. Lyles-Notice.
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Upholstery.

Il at his residence, Washns ton street, two doors
from Air. Stieglitzs bakery ali sorts Of repairing in
the line Of UPHOLSTERY; also, making of new
MATRESSES. Having been at this business tor
upwards OF fifteen years in the most fa shonab
establishment at Baltimore, enables him to fill
any order to tho notion OF his Gus omers
May 143 T. GRIESHABER
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JE R0M ME FAN,
Manufacturer and Dealer in
Cabinet F11Fni 4 t11re

Warerooms Main ST. ,one door South Of Washington.
G7TF7f5t,0yan> IN addition to the usual full
supply of Houee Furnishing Goods
in his line. is in receipt of a line of
PAhLCR AND BED-ROOM FURNITURE, which in
style and elegance of finish, well as chepnoss
and durability, cannot be surpassed in any market
South of Baltimore. Call and examine for
yourselves. Orders for FUNERALS, either in
country or city, will be attended to promptly
Furniture made to order Particular attention
given to Repairing, Packing and Jobbing.
Mav9
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NEW BooKs.-Messrs Duffie & CHAPMAN
have presented us with copies of two new
books, which they have just received from
the publishing house of Messrs. D. Apple.
ton Il Co., New York: 'Not Wisely. but too
Well" novel, by the author of "Cometh
up like Flower" etc. The narrative is
bright, lively and slletchy, and the plot
skillfully carried out The second belongs
to the Library of Choice Reading" en-
titled THE Man who Laughs" being part
first of 'Sea and Night" by that quaint
French author, Victor Hugo. The trans
lator, in his preface, says:
''There has been so much discussion as
to the proper rendering of the original
title of this work, 'LHomme Que Rit,'
that it may be advisable to state why The
Man who Laughs has been adopted It is
not only literal in version, it expresses at
the same time the authors meaning as
nearly the genius of the English tongue
allows. lIad Victor Hugo intended to con-
vey the idea of The Laughing Man, or, in
fact, of voluntary laughter, he would
have called his book lie Rieur,' or
'LHomme Rieu, just as in his own Ian
guage the laughing hyena is called rhuene
rieuse, and not rhyene Qui rn. The Laugh
ing Man cannot be correctly rendered into
French by FHomme qui rif; rhomme qui ,.it
is The Man who Laughs and nothing
The price of the first volume is sixty
cents, and of the second fifty cents These
books are beautifully printed. and their
neat style will attract universal admiration.
We have also received from the same
firm the monthly land frst) part of Apple
tons Journal-an illustrated weekly of su-
perior order. both as regards Typography
and general make up. It is of convenient
style for binding. Fifty cents can be profit
ably invested in the purchase of one of
them.
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States for the
District Of South Carolina
AZ Columbia, the 13M day Of Nay. 4. d. 1869.
FINHE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his np-
i pointment Assignee of Il. c. MILES,
OF Columbia, County Of Hichland, and State OF
South Carolina, within the said District who has
been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his own petition.
by the District Court of the said District
May IA f3 THOS. J. LAMOTrF Assipuee
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court of the United States for the
District OF South Carolina.
az Cotu,nbid Me 1871 day Of May, 4. d. 1863.
IINHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap.
i pointment as Assignee orc. ". RAW LINSON,
OF Columbia, County of Rchland, and State OF
South Carolina, within the said District, who has
been adiudged Bankrupt, upon his own petition
by the District Court OF tho raid District.
May IA f3 THOS. j. LAMOIrrE Assipnce
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court Of the United States for the
District Of South Carolina.
a. Columbia, the 1874 day OF May. i. u. 1860
fl!HE undersigned hereby gives notise Of his ap-
Il pointment as Assignee OF WM. SILVER,
OF Columbia, County of Richland. and State Of
south Garouna. within the said District who has
been adjudged bankrupt, upon his own petition,
by the District Court Of the said District
May IA f3 THOS. J. TAMOTTE. Assignee
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TAKE notice.!

WHITE GOODS sold at G. F. JACKSON'S are
really bargains.
SPRING DRESS GOODS at cost, to close out
stock.
FULL SUPPLY OF FANS, of all kinds, and at
all prices. May 12
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Notice.

HEREBY wsrn oil persons from trading for e
Il note given by me to l.. V. Sims as he mas value
received for 1t: The note was drawn in 1867, and
payable in October the same year. The amount
OF said note is $oo. A.SO LYLES.
Is May Il t4 /.