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Political and Social E0ua,ity.

NOTHING is better defined in this country than
the difference between political and social
equality. The laws can properly be invoked
TO secure the former; but in the regulation of
social intercourse it is best for all parties that
the largest liberty should prevail, so that the
Instructive aversions and afiuities arising from
thousand varied causes may have free scope.
Social harmony can only be attained by a COM
mon agreement to disagree, and systematic
avoidance OF irritating and annoying contact.
The training Of the American people has ad-
mirably qualified them for the difficult task
OF combining heartily with portion of their
fsllowcitizens for one purpose, and yet at the
same time assuming an attitude of hostility or
Indifference to the same set of men in other
relations. As voters, or as church members,
or in business connections, thousands OF indi-
viduals habitually cooperate, with great zeal
and earnestness, with thousands of other
individuals with whom they could not main
tain cordial social relations; and any earnest
attempt to enforce uniform contact would
only lead to continued strife and difficulty, if
not to total disruption of the natural points
of assimilation.
The millionaire and the day-laborer may
heartily and sincerely greet each other, as
they march together in political procession,
or ioin in common hurrah for their favorite
candidate, or stand in the same line on election
day; but it would not be agreeable to either
party to attend a social assemblage at the
house of the other, and it would be the height
OF absurdity to pretend that unison of politi-
GAL feeling should necessarily lead to an OK
change of visits between their families.
The numerous differences between men Of
the same race are greatly increased by com
plicauons caused by color or extraction. The
Democratic party used this fact as an argu
ment against the abolition of slavery, and
subsequently employed it to prevent the eX
tension of the right of suffrage to colored men
Their standing appeal was typifed by thu
favorite inscription on their banners;-"W
don't want our daughters to marry niggers.'
silly as this device may be deemed, it hal
nroyed no idle task to combat it; and the only
safe or lust course for the Republican party
Ia 10 make the distinction between poltioa
and social equality SO clear that every ratiOna
mind can comprehend 1t.
Harebrained reformers, or reckless zeaIots
who profess Republican principles, but do tn
nsyty infinitely more harm than good, FIRE
quently endeavOr to oOnfOund political right
with social privileges, and Willingly or unwi'
tinsly they thus render effective assistance
the Democratic efforts to convert social preju
diOes or antipathies into insurmounta0le bal
riers to the political enfranchisemsnt OF tn
HAmeTiean citizens Of African descent"
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k8@ CHEMISTS STATE THAT THE PRO.
cess when gives 10 sponge its superior slasti.
city Is incapable OF lniurinE the sponge but on the
contrary protects II from decay. This is the uudis
using the Elastic sponge, " 8 smwB
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k9$y BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
- splendid Hair Dye is the best In the world;
t.nIsttHnLane9ns; .It @ no disappointment ridiculous
ss IeLne1ies me III effects OF bad dyes nvgorAtes
SoH ~ al ,DrnEgista and Perfumers; and properly
Ipsa Ns1 ~ hY1oheiors Wig Factory, No. 10 BOND
EIbbt' NtW TOTE aQ7mwH
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COOPER \ C0NARD,
/. L. Corner Of NINTH ana MARKET,

% Es OOIhtI Ol NiNiu ana MAhhElS
Have capital large, iIesp, stock a. SUCH low
prices as makes Almost every thins bargain,
Among this weeks purchR ss that are PARrICU.
Larry Oh HhAr they enumerate-
ONE BALh IA LOOM VAELE LINEN, 90,
WORTH zoe,
TWO BALEs rs WHITE WOOL FLANNELs,
81 AND 33bsc.
ONE CASE "A BLEAUHED MUSLIN, COOP,
FOR I2}lc.
ONE GALE HEAVY Ru ssIA CRASH. I25c.
ONECASE MARSE1LLES QUILTS, $500 90 eI1'
HALF CASE WHITE PlQUE, 31Gc,
HALF CASE BLACK ALPACA, NM FRA, AT soc.
-FOUR PIECES BLACK GRoS GRAIN SILK, SS
TO $3.50.
Ii4REAL BARNSLEN SHEETINGS, sI 10.
WEST POINT CADET CLOTHS.
bs PIECES PRING CLOTHS AND CASsI-
MERES, l7sm
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

hSg@ COLD WEATHER DOES NOT CHAP
~ Toughen the skin after using WRIGHTs
ALCONAJ ED GLYARIE TABLET q FSOLI DI FLED
GLECERIN. It's daily makes the skin deli.
cately soft and beautiful II Is delightfully."- fragrant
transparent, and Incompatible as a Toilet Soap. For
sale by all Druggists, h tG q. WRIGHT,
242 No. GA CHESNUT Street.
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a~sY@ "a PENNY SAVED IS EQUAL TO
two EaFned."-The time 10 save money is
when you earn y and the way 70 save ia by depos
InR Poril9n or y weekly in the old FRANKLIN
ChesnuE money in large or small amounts re-
ceVed, ana live per cent. inter est allowed Oprn
daily ire N TO 3, ana on Monday evenings from To-
S0Giock' CYRUS CADWALLADER.
EN
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

fl@5" N0TICB.-I AM NO LONGER BX.
- tracing Teeth without pain for the O. ,ltop
DentaI Association. Persons wishing teeth ex.
Iscieo absolutely without pain By fresh Nitrous
Charges suit all. ' " ~1N'SA = Saee''
20 sm DIR. F. R. THOMAS.
k-S2y% CLINTON STREET CHURCH TENTH
-, street, below 81 ruce e-Three servIcea this
week Rev Dr. HERRIUK JOHN SON viii prsanb
shis ak ~ o. Gay evening, Rev. DR.. MAkCH on Wed.
hes0ey evening, and Rev, DR.. j. WHEA T9N s; MfTGI
ON Friday evening, at "a O'CLOCK. All Invited
k3y~ MR.. CHARLES f. HAsEI,TINE,a
- ART 9ALLERlE5, No. Has CH ESNIr y
Street will be open this evening ~ Nn SoNOi
5eN eral choice new Paintings on exhIbItIop %. 4,
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h45@ OFFICE OF THE FRANKLIN FIRE
- INSURANCE COMPANY.
,.----., PHILADELPHIA, Feb 20, 1869,
Al meeting OF the Board OF DT ectOrs, held this
day, MI JAMES W. MUALLISTER was unani.
mously elected Secretary,
.o WILLIAM GREEN,
~ dL Assistant Secretary,
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AMUSE MENTS.
y additional Amusement. zee Third Pa0e.

tFer additional Amusement, see Third Page.
G. . N c { RT HAL L.
GRAND OPENING NIGHT,
INAUGURATION EVENING,
THURSDAY, MARCH 4, 1869, a
GREAT ARABIAN NIGHTS COMBINA.
TION ENTERTAINMENT
Comprising Fifty Beautiful Tableaux,
WITH
GRAND COMBINATION OF TALENT.
CARLETON,
The Great IRISH COMEDIAN and VOCALIST,
I'll I'll R sPHSfs5p PBHTspIN D&NccfNS MASTER Hs''
DANRHX S6HLE E4E 4iEE1sHMAN.
lRIsII SoLDIGR BOY,
HAPPI IKsT I'ADnY ouT.
PIG AND THE sTILE,
PROFESSOR N O'REARD0N,
the oKiGINAToR and INyENToR Of the
TEPicE DISTINCT TUNES at once
Tho mans cement 9 happy to announce the ar
snGSS& iSGSfH GSGRSEEs GGS GSTSsTsSs9i Gsam1o
the Great YoGaIIss and Csrc.tp5lst from the Alhem
@&J6R STs II SoN De Boor5
GUINEA PIG BOY
FAbHIONABIE FRED,
PRETTY LITTLE FLORA.
TB II LANCASHIkG LASS
III T. EEL PIE SHOP
WAKING IN THE zO),
UP IN A BALLOON,
IMMENSE "A KOFF (Russau)
LIKE TO BE A SWELL
THE THOROUGHBRED,
HARD AS STEEL,
&C Etc. II C, T. C..
During the Evening,
MIS- CARRIE VERNON,
the Accom- plshed ocalis', fr, IN London will sing
several Of her populAr songs and ballads, together
with a great array OF Other talent
EOR PARTICULARS SEE Bills OF THE DAY.
The Entertainment will conclude each evening
WIN" dRANDsPRF SENTATIoN
ONE HUNDRED
VALUABLE GIFTS
10 TUE AUDIENOE
MATINEA.S
WEDNESDAY AND SATURDAY AFTERNOONS,
Commencing At 2ts o'clock.
RES EHVED SEA- ENrY FIVE GENTS
MARSHALL q PROPRIETOR
GEORGE GOFDON Dl RECTOR
MISS SUSAN CATIONS CaESNUT STREET
THIS EVENING,
Levy's Great Comic Opera
FANCH ETTE,
BANCHETTH.
MISS SUSAN GALTON Nas-................. che tte
MATINEE THIS AFTER NOON
MONDAY, Feb 2a, at o'clock.
WASHINGTON'S BIRTHDAY.
OFFENBACH'S "66" OFFENBACHS
ONLY '66" MATINEI
InrehearsAl. Rob- NSON CRUSOE.
Seats oan be secured six days in adv knce, at
9rumpler's. No 926 Chestnut street.
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n1st3@ STEAM BOILER BXPLOSIONS,-
ASHCROFTS Railway Steamship. and En-
gineer's supply store, No 1873 s. FOURTH Street.
steam ana Water Gauges, Improved Safety Valves,
ana Low water Indicators Tor preventing steam
6oles explosions, and every variety OF Englueers
supplies 2 ~
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
os B. lhs Zine 10 RspaIr ths lnrOas

koN is The Tine 70 Repair the lRrOa6
made upon the physical strength BY the
heated terra which has closed with Septem-
Der. The vitality that has been Oozing
through the pores In the form Of psrspira-
ton, Tor the last three moDthss req1ires 10 be
replaced, as 3 prepsrative 20 tho cold season
which makes such disastrous havoc with re-
Taxed and untoned systems. The reserve Of
vigOr with which the stoutest man COM
mences the Summer campaign is drained out
OF him AZ its close, and unless by some means
he acquires a new stock OF vital energy
wherewith to encounter the shock OF q colder
season, he may droop and wither like the
falling leaves whose llfe-juiees are exhausted.
II 1t Is thus with the strong, how much more
perilous is the condition OF the weak and
siiipg. Their reason must suggest 10 them,
more forcibly than these printed words. the
necessity for IMMIGRATION, and the world
having decided, ater an experience OF al
most q quarter OF Q century that HOSTEL
TIERS STOMACH BITTERS embrace sueh
restorative properties as are not possessed
by any other tonic and Alternative prepare
ton IN existence. The importance of resort
ing 10 Ina great R~ESOyAroR AND REGULAroR
OF THE MACHINE, at this critical sea-
son Is as Obvious as the Light Of day. Let ali
who desire 70 escape an attack of ehills and
fever. bilious reInittent fever. dysentery,
diarrhea. dyspepsia, rheumatism, hypoch-
ondria, or any other diseases OF which tbs
FAN season Is the prOlhe parent, have re
eouroe promptly to this celebrated prevent
I've and restorative.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
FINANCE.
OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL, I
MEMPHIS. October 8, 1863.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY APPEAL,
MEMPHIS, October 8, 1859.
Business among the banks was active.
The money market is lOOser and strin-
gency rapidly being removed. The srri-
walls and sales of cotton have afforded
much relief and flush times is regarded as
close AZ hSnd. Currency is in good sup
ply and everything apparently in a pros
porous condition.
Exchange On New York and New Or
leans is selling at par. Commercial bills
are taken at i discount on New York and
New Orleans. On outside cities IS is the
rate. There were some transactions in for
eign exchange, The Emmett Savings Bank
taking a 6O-day bill on Dublin for R296 IS
at IS gold per pound, which is the current
gate from this city.
Gold sold here at $50 in small lots, and
dealers, in some cases, paid slightly over
New York rates. Prices opened in New
York At I3J, declined TO I29E and closed
al 1907. - -
Bonds and stocks exhibit hrnnsss, and
City Scrip was In active demand at 75c.
County is neglectsd and weaker. Police
Is steady Al 9Oc buying and 9Se selling.
The New York stock market vas nm
settled at the following quotations:
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~cHANcERY SALE.
0HANOERx Sale
r 13a 3zai LON VIZ a2ip
'stV sidt 1+fi1 ~ go
Tuesday, November 2, 1863.
SALE

James c.. Anderson ct Ask Psrte Petition
ID virtue OF an intellectually decree IN this
ID cause. I Will sell af,p0bfc auction, to the
highest bidder. In o. she Clerk and Mas
te~Eass In the city OF Aemphi Tenn on
Tuesday. November 2, 1853, within ~legalhouts.
the following Real Estate, o-Yit E L-.
A certain tract of land lying and being IN
the county of Shelby and state OF Tennessee
Whereon James Q. Anderson, ST., resided at
the time OF his death, and known as his
homestead, near 10 or upon the waters OF
NOneOnnah creek, containing $50 acres
Before the day of sale the tract viii
be sabdlvtded into several small tracts.
Terrns OF SAAa-0ne-thfrd cash, balance on
a eredtt OF one and two years notes with Sc
cnrity1 taken, bearing interest," rom the day
Of sale. and lien retained Till payment ofthe
2 purchase money.
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MISCELLANEOUS
INSANE ASYLUM.

CT VTNCENTS INSTRUCTION FOR THE
- INSANE, ST Louis, No. This institution
was founded BY the SISTERS OF Charity. Au-
gust 10, k5A- It Is private and nrsl-eiass in
lis arrangement and accommodation In
sane patients OF both sexes and OF al de-
arereeefved, alsothose addicted
60 taking opium or O9heT stsmulants to az
cess and desire to correct. FOrgterms, etc,
apply . DID. K BAUDUY OF the SISTER
SUPERIOR auuS
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Sales to-day footed up fully lO0O bales,
several buyers being in the market and
purchasing Hberallys Prices OPesed Il
2He Tor Middnngs and "a to 24lse for
Low Middlings, but became frmer and
advanced, closing strong At 2fx TO Csc for
MiddlIng. Much OF the cotton OF hand
classes high. Low Middlings Is very
scarce, a buyer experiencing difficulty in
nIling an order for a hundred bales, pay
ing early in the day as high as 24Bc for
bright styles. Several small lists Of Mid
dlings sold late in the afternoon At 25c.
Among the sales reported was a list of $50
bales p. T.; 50 bales Middlings al 24%e; 81
bales Low Middlings 24kc; % do at 24e;
50 Strict Middlings at 2iZc; 20 Middlings
24zc, and 81 Bright Middlings at 24e. We
give the following as the closing quota
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BOARDING.

nOARD-A room comfortably furnished
ID and centrally located, with board, may
De obtained by q gentleman and his vile In
a family where there are but lew o~oardersi
address Mn. &, Appeal ONCE. References
given aud requires. 90
nOARp-Tvo splendid rooms, with board,
10 can be secured, in a private family on
Teasonable terms. address Mrs. 3, care APP
Dsal office. References given and required.
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The New York Tri6NRe saysg Tue State
Of Arkansas In 1880 and 1883 issued bonds
70 the amount of 81, 1900 to establish a
banking institution in that State. The
failure Og the banks 10 which the bonds
we're issued, and which were expected to
pay the interest upon them semi-snnu-
ally, left these obligations u~nproyided for,
and since 1872 the State has been in de-
fault in regard To them. The Legislature
OF Arkansas AZ it's last session passed an
act authorizing the issue Of new bonds in
payment of the principal and interest
upOn the whole debt. The new bonds
amount. with baek interest, to the sum of
s4,425, 900; they have been issued, and are
now ready 10 be exchanged 1t the Ameri-
lean Exchange National Bank ~ this
city; and provision has been made by Law
for raising a sufaeleut sum by taxation TO
pay the interest upon these new bonds as
Il becomes due. This act Of the State OF
Arkansas is honorable to its people, and
they will md il advantageous TO them
selves in the growing prosperity and i'm
proved credit OF the State.
The total debt OF North Carolina on the
LIST inst according to an elaborate report
made up by Mr.. Wilson, Of New York, Il
81, 2ss ,s45-nearly as bad a tx as Ten
uasses-
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Ne eure, No Payl--StORe's Toaic Syrup
cures chills and Fever, or money refunded.
Sold by NJ ROSE " Main street.
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DR.. !. 3.
HAS PERMANENTLY OCATEDI IN MEN
II Phis for the purpose Of treating 49,
DYSPEPSIA and CHRONIC o.
every description. SYPHILIS especially ne
engages to cure edectually, without ne ese
81 mercury. and IN much less time than -
RaneraIiy required; pIedging htmseiIt 70 pa2
all the expenses or treatment Sno9ia NJ uaLl
- asFeet 4 cure IN cases Whers his directions
are followed Auc0mman1cauons
by lstssr promptly answered.
oaes-Ma. 227 Second Street, Up-sisirss
N dAW lslll -
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NOTICES.
NOTICE

OFFICE PEOFLEs ASSURANCES COMPANY,
- Ha MEMPHIS, October 4, ro&
-THE stockholders OF this company are
il hereby nOeidsd that at a regular meeting
Of the Directory. held this day, q dividend OF
per cent, free OF Government tax, WAS de-
cIarei on the capital stock OF said company,
kaid dividend 70 be credited on the stock
notes. T.. A. SIMMONS,
Oc6 rl.r Secretary.
MIssLssIPFI N TENNEssEE RAILRoAD9
Secretary and Trsasurers ONCE
Memphis, Tenn, sept ~, h5@)
HOUPONSo the First Mortgage q per cent
u seven per cent. bonds OF this company,
Maturing on the lst October next, VIII be paid
at this ONCE AZ maturity.
seq 5: H.LAMB rreasnrer;
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The New York market closed frmer
and more active at 279[e for Low Mid
dlings and 27Hc for Middlings. Sales 5000
bales, and sales for December delivery at
% to 26Lc. ~ y 4@4"itVS %
The New Orleans market was sctiye at
3@25Le for Middlings. Sales 600 bales.
The Liverpool market closed aFmer.
Sales 1900 bales. Uplsnds, Esd; Or
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MILES nom st. louis. on O, and d: r
- r. r. R8RCOCK. Proprietor. Two
Hundred acres in the cultivation OF fruit
Trees Apples magnificent stock or and
3 year bids. including All tne ieAning an9
rom faIfabIe growers S0utlEPears, Peaches,
PIumS Aorie6ss. NectariHes. Cherries, Quin-
80 GraDes- Strawberries, RaspbeTries. etc,
IN grsst variety. AchOiee collection OF Roses.
OFr1auRutaI Evergreen and Decid1Ous Trees,
Fiowsrfng shrubs, HerbaceOus Plants, Bulbs,
IT, Branch once. II and Is Moroe street.
sen d4W1 GEO n. BROWN, Gen1 Agent
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NO. Z.
BOARD OF TOBACCO TRADES PREMIUM
IT ON TOBACCO.

buAkU Uf iUbACCU tRADES PREAluA
IL ON TOBACCO.
HALL or THE CHANBER OF COMMERCE.,
rr MEMPHIS, september 4, 1865.
r. Eesley, Esq, Presideni Shel6g Chstay Agri-
elkalrai, MeehaaleGi dad horticultural Soefeg.
DEAR SIR: At a meeting of the BOARD OF to-
baceo Trade held this pm. the following res
oluttDng were unanimously adopted:
RsOlyed, That the Memphis Board Of
Tobacco Trade offer q premium OF one
hundred dollars through your society,
70 be awarded at your Fair, for the
first single hogshead of Manufacturing
Leaf Tobacco; enc hundred dollars for
the best hogshead of shipping Leaf my
dollars for the second best; and twenty-five
dollars for the third; all TO be exhibited at the
AGRICULTURAL Pair of this ounty This to-
b1ceo Is to be entered by theproducer of the
same through some msmbe Of this assOeis-
tiou.
ReSoloed. That a premium of 1fty dollars be
awarded the owner OF the best box of Ken
lucky or Tennessee Manufactured Tobacco,
10 be exhibited through some member OF this
association. ar-lIT-s1trI-rV r
Hoping that the above action of the Board
OF Tobacco Trade meets your assent, l have
the honor to be you 0bedient servant,
.uLl r1aael j.. W. DICKINSON, Pres't
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Sterling Exchange was steady at 1922
for 6O-day bills.
Governments were dull at slight de-
cline and the following quotations:
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BANKRUPT SALE.
SALE.

| ID Y virtue of a general order OF sale entered
ID by the District Court of the United States
for the District Of West Tennessee, on the 18th
day OF December. AID. Is6S, 1 win proceed TO
sell. on
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FAcToRS OF MEMPHIS

Who, with a munfncence worthy Of one OF
the frsl cotton marts OF the world, have te.
dered to the Society S3oOe IN Premiums, TO -
applied as they designate In the folloWing
correspondence:
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SPLENDID BUSINESS STAND FOR
h' RENT

THE other part Of our house afordIng suf
Il neient room for our purposes, We propose
TO place in reach Of competitors the l.
Best Business Stand to be HAD in the Cit
by Offering to Rent for the next twelve
months, the spacious SalesrOOm we now oc-
cupy at the northeast corner of Main and
Jefferson streets.
sepa ROYsTER. TREZEyANI 4CO.
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SEcOh0 DAY-Taesday, Oct. 26, 1858.
w. @. WARD, Sup't.

CAT1LA-ALOEhSGLA = ra
Best Bull 4 years old and Over.4-Dip. and 50
. I" 3 4 and under 49, ~
q " ? . 3..--- Is
"a & "a old 10
- sueklfng under I yeaS-A.-a.
SWeepStake fOr all ageS-A.-----Dlp. anu p
n No aged animal taking this premium w1h
be allowed TO compete IN any sweepstake
class. ~
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PsIyATr PREMUMS FoR coTToN

r. Essley, EsQ., Prssidenf Shelby Counhf AgT5-
eVHUrdt, AschGRieal and horticulture Society.
DEAR SIR: AS a tribute of respect nom the
workers in metals 10 the tillers of the soil,
the undersigned respectfully offers the fol-
loWin private premium, TO be awarded by
your ommitteeat your annual Fair In Oeto-
Der, viz: F44 ELA
For the Best One Bale of Cotton, Filley's
No. 10 Charter Oak stove, wOrth--@-...S4 $40
al - sCu N.Y.,
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In the matter OF Van Boddie.-Tract ofland
in shelby county, known rs fractional see
tions 6 and7 township i, range 9 west; frae-
tional section II and the east y OF the unsold
portion OF section 4. south y of the north
fractional section IL. township l, range 10
west, excepting 100 acres of north part Of sec
ton 8, subject 10 a lien Of about So504 and in-
terest, now In suit In Supreme Court. %
In the matter of W. AlkiFe.-Sundry
Judgments, notes and accounts. about S440Q
In the matter OF M N. Strickland.-TwO
raeIs land, 10 acres aud So acres, in Fayette
onntg. Tenn; one house and lot in Somer-
lille. Tenn; enehouse and lot IA WhiteVllls,
sr&is ssaztg, TeRR.i q let sf faTm ntsSk-
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Law Notice.

The undersigned have formed partner.
ship for tho practice Of Inv In The State
Courts and tho United States Courts, for
tho District Of South Carolina. ONCE ut
Newbcrry, s. G.
JAMES N. BAXTER, (
April 7 Ii IT, S:LAS J0IiNSTONE
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The State Of South Carolina.

AAA0 oldCo VI toOltll ClfOllnl.
Newbcrry County. In the Probate
Court. ..g.
Thos ". Boozer, ct ah vs. George a.
Boozcr, ct. OIL Petition for Partition
OF the rcsl estate Of George
Boozer, dcc'd
It appearing to my satisfaction that Per.
melia Burton, Elihu G. Fairbairn mud Mary
his wife, John p Marbut and Susan his
:" wife, and George A. Boozer, parties dcien.
dsnt to. THE petition, reside, beyond tho
: Baxter 4 Johnston, Plaintiff's Attorneys, |,
lGis ordered that the saId absent 'dcfcnduntt
q do'plead, answer or demur to aaid petition
. within forty days from the publication here
tof Or thS same Will DO taken pro confessc
against them. &
John T. PETERSON, ,.r.x@c.
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