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Orangeburg; - Price, Marion; W. G.
Wardlaw. Abbeville; j. s. Buist, F. l..
Parker, Charleston.


The Macon Telegraph seems almost
driven to despair because the Georgia
planters will plant cotton and not corn.
This is the way it gives utterance to its
woe: Next spring, perhaps, Georgia
will be high and dry on the shoals of
Cape Disappointment, with her bottom
stove out and all the boats lost. Cotton
down, meat and corn to buy, some
1000, 900 or $1,000, 900 of debt to pay
for fertilizers. and everything in
weaving way generally. Then we will
pay our debts, according to the invaria-
BILE custom, with relief law which
won't cost much money, and no great
sacrifice of honesty, seeing that We have
so often relieved ourselves of that article
in times past But where are the corn
and meat to come from? We shall not
be surprised to see Georgia catch fits in
about year from this time, and no
planter be able to smile but he who has
full corn crib and meat house."
HOTEL ARRIVALS, March II -Nickerson House.
II Ragland, Virginia; J Thornwell, Anderson;
J Bratton, Fairfield; Neeley, idgeway; John
B,auskett, |, Baltimore; J B Morgan, Georgia;C
Cardozo, cambridge, P Smith, New
York; W Walker, Charleston; E Hayes,
Il Caughman, Lexington; A A Oglesbey,
Miss; Thomson, Abbeville; z s Miller, Ala;
is Stafford Brockfort; n Kyland, Va; W Ii
Holland, Baltimore; L " Wilcox, wife, child
and servant, Pittsburg; D Carter, Lancaster;
Q Reed, North Carolina; Mrs q Dean,
SSpartanburgi Dir and Mira Hurd, Conn; W h L
Wood. New York; II Ball, H Lewis, South
| Carolina.
| Columbia Ho.el-W P Hague, city: Jas
Brown, U $ A; W L Disher, il Sigwali, J "
19'GGrpien, J Coates; w Tharin, Il H Baker
D Tyler, H Barnwell, L D DeSaussure, II I
peake Pc q e; 2 Thames, T symmes. Charleston;
Miss Pierson, Florida; Mrs nj A Dougherty, 4
~ Dousherty, Tennessee; s. Green, city; B
Anderson; L W Perrin, Abbeville; H T Farmer,
Taylor, n G; w simpson. J n Henry,
Laurens; w WB Ferguson, Greenville; G Hilgert
and lady, Philadelphia; J L Corley, S G; @
Learey, Charleston; Fladger, Mare Bluff;
J Wilson, Marion.
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are ANAL, and nature requires more en-
ergy to make living; where lands are
.siels; ;rlantaticns are large and the lands
IA the hands of a few. Otherwise, can
not account for the existing state of
things. The cotton belt, or cane-brake
and prairie landsTof Alabama, which; lie
Wesfof Montgomery, ,arecertainly q most
inviting country to the planters eye,
and, in market, command fine price,
but they have failed to make me desire
70 follow the star of empire. That
country is now in the hands of men who
will never renovate it. They are large
planters, who are unwilling to accept the
new order of things-are welded to their
old plantation system-cannot control
labor as they wish to-are unable to pro-
cure the labor that is necessary to culti-
vate the land properly, and consequently
are making but small portion Of what
that splendid country should be made to
produce. Labor is very scarce there,
and, if possible, less systematized than
in South Carolina. Everybody wants
hands and can't get them. But more
tomorrow. D. w. A.
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and others starve well, ascS6tsiiing 20 tho
business capacity. aud peculiar notions
os their keepers. s.s.ss \,
Our ooloesd Senator Revels assumes
the dignity appropriate 10 bis position.
AS the frst Ssolored 5Oopgressman, he is
attractiDg more than ordinasy attention.
So great has been the pressure upon him
from his cplored brethren, that he de-
clines further to be disturbed, and has
forbidden any cards delivered him while
attending to his duties in fhe Senate.
Many from the different parts OF the
South are now here waiting an opportu-
nifty to press upon Congress the pro-
priety of appropriating monies for vari-
Gus internal improvements in their re-
spective States. They have railroads,
canals, docks and bridges to build, all of
which they claim are of national impor-
tance, and as they have received no aid
from the Government for tho past ten
years, and by virtue of the war, their
country has become devastated. it is
argued that many of their claims are
just. HOMO.
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A FEMALE observation-disclosures and her
needs. For complaints and irregularities to
which her sex is exclusively liable, HKINrrsH's
QUEENS DELIGHT is recommended on the au-
thority OF wives, mothers and nurses, who have
tested it's tonic and regulating properties, and
know whereof they speak," and also with the
sanction OF able physicians, who have admi-
patients, in obstinate cases, with the happiest
results. Almost all female complaints are
complicated with mental gloom and despon-
dency, the gentle aud lasting exhilarating
adapted to such cases. AS a remedy for hys-
terra and mental depression, it has no equal
in the world. Nursing mothers find it an ad-
mirable invigorant. 1t is highly satisfactory
nently beneficial to tho sex. Young and old
will find relief always. For sale by FISHER &
HEINITsH. Feb 10
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KosKoo.--The Norfolk Dat'y Journal. of
December II, 1862 says:
This medicine is rapidly gainiug conf.
dence OF the people, and the numerous testi-
monials OF its virtues, given by practitioners of
medicine, leaves no doubt that it is a safe and
reliable remedy for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, &C."
The last Medical Journal contains an arti-
clio from Prof: r. s. Newton, NJ. D., President
OF the Medi-College, city of New York, that
ties, and gives special recommendation of
koskoo to the practitioners of medicine.
This is, we believe, the first instance where
such medicines have been officially endorsed
by tho Faculty of any of the Medical Colleges.
and reflects great credit upon the skill of DR..
Lawrence, it's compounder, and also puts
"koskoo" III tho VAN of all other medicines
Of the present day. F26
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days Of suggestions, and we throw out
ours. II the opposition party determine
upon different course OF action in con-
yention assembled, We will give,the de-:
termination of that conSantion attentive
consideration, and if Ne find thereais
nothing radically wrong in it according
to our bottoms, We viii give il our warm
est support, even though 1t may not
jump with our ideas of expediency."
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'Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo,
MONS BTTTERs. N21
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LIST OF New ADvERrIsEMENrs-
Fisher & Heinitsh-"Phuine."
D. Il. .Trezevant-AIedical Society.
7: f. Eiiey-Greenwood Hotel.
Ihos. +. Gregg-Cypress Manufacturing Co.
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Medical Society.

TNHE members Of the Medical Society of Co.
Il lunbia arc requested to meet THIS
EVENING, at O'clock, in the Office OF Drs,
TreZevant.
D. II. IRRELEVANT, President.
B. W. TAYLOR, Secretary and Treasurer.
March II ~
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who develop "the resources of Southern
fields and forests" drew out DR.. T. P.
Porcher, the industrious worker. DIR.
L. l.. Parker, of Charleston, made an
effective reply to complimentary toast.
and numerous other sentiments were
given. Both Drs. Fair and LaBorde
amused the company by some details as
to their early experience in medicine.
Finally, at late hour, the company ad-
journed, after pleasant evening. We
were pleased to learn that the visiting
doctors express themselves highly pleased
with their visit and reception here.
We omitted to state that DR.. Baruch,
of Kershaw, made happy response to
q sentiment on medical progress, and
that Fairfield, Chester, Orangeburg, Alb
beville aud Nowberry were we'll repre-
sented by the respective delegates for
those Counties.
The following gentlemen were elected
officers of the State Medical Association:
President-Dr. T. T. Robertson, of
Fairfield.
Vice -Presidents-Dr. S. Fair, of Co.
lumbia; DR.. Il. A. kinloch, of Charles
ton; DR.. j. j. Wardlaw, Of Abbeville.
Recording Secretary-Dr. j. S. Buist,
of Charleston.
Treasurer--Dr. L. L. Parker, of
Charleston.
Corresponding Secretary-Dr. T. P.
Porcher, Of Charleston.
Delegates to the American Medical AS
sociation-Drs. J. t. Darby. Samuel
Fair, Columbia; S. Baruch, Camden;
James Mcintosh, Newberry; r. A. Kin
loch, +. P. Porcher, Charleston. Alter
nates-Drs. A. S. Sally, w. T. G. Bates,
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LIST Monday of November. I97O
Land for Sale.

Susan e. Muse. ct. ais. vs. Ut. Muse. e. Al
BY virtue of Il decree of the Com,r
Court ofFranhlin county, Tennessee rrG
nounccd at its October Term, 1870. in fbo
cause Of Susan l.. Mise. ct. ais. VS. i r
Muse. ct. ais. viii, AZ Special Com,lis'
sioner, offer for sale, to the highest bidder
on the
LIST Monday Of November, 1870,
it being the 9TH day of said month. at tlc
Courthouse door in Winchester. the ;ror,
OF land Of which W. G. i. Muse died sr1.
cd and possessed. situated in civil district
No. II Of Franklin county. Tenn. bound.
ed on the north by the lands of DR. J, "
Payne and \. ). ColyAr, ON the east by tlr
lands of solomon Hopkins. On the South
by the lands of Joshua Gore. OF the west
hy the lands of Elizabeth Duncan. con.
tanning two hundred and forty acres, more
or less.
Said tract of land is located in a fine
neighDorhood. lies on the Nashville and
Chattanooga Railroad, on the water, of
iGlk River. and adi0Ins the .\li>onia lands,
The biddings Oh tie land to cOlnmcpcp
ut ten dollars perucrc.
| The terms OF the sale are Onc-thirl Of
the purchase moley to be paid ON day OF
sale, onc-thirl to be paid in twelve month,
and onc-third in twenty four months
from day Of sale.
Notes, with approved security. viii be
required. and lien will be retained until
all the purchase money stall have been
paid. This O,to1er 1GA. 1870.
j. G. EAOtIiS. Clerk,
MARKS, FITZPATRICK & GELGoNY,
SniI.lItr. fan, u t,r,,-
Octl3-tds SIS %
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Night Scenes in the Bible.

Many OF the most affecting and impor~
tant scenes described in the Bible. trans
pirrd under the spcndorS OF oriental night.
-odom and Egypt. BccrShcba and Babylon.
Carmel and Gilhoa, Olivct and Emmaus.
Jerusalem and the sea OfGalilcc, hay" each,
by uigit. been witnesses Of the power ana
Glory of the omniputcnt Jehovah.
Tie author of Might Scenes in the BIZ
bIe.' has followed the shadow of night
acro~, thc landscape Of divine revelations
and grouped together fine sacred scenes
which are made awful or impressive by
the mantle Of darkness.
lie has succeeded in bringing to light
NEW and beautiful gems from the mine OF
bible TRUTH and has produced a delight
tu volume The leading clcrgymcn OF
| The country have given it their most cor
dial approval rs Il "clarmin9' and ill
,tructiNc" work.
The style in which it is published cXccls
|unything it has been our privilege to en-
anime. The steel cn9ravlngS by the first
artist, OF the country are perfect gems OF
art" We have space to describe but two
of them. The first is The Night Watch
| IN Mount SER" Beside one of the noun
tain passes. with GRAND peaks towering,
crag upon crag. OH either side, stands the
! Ndt'I-lNh VI. WIN Us S'iit'll Nht.H'i'"h'
just through the pass can be seen the
first bright >treakS of approaching dawn.
At the foot Of the pass. wholly shaded by
the ovcrhanging cragS. party of travel
crs are cnCampcd They cry out to the
Waterman: Nv atchman, what of the
night" and down Through the pass come
rcvrrbcrating that cheering cry: The
morning cometh.' Again we pass oil
d0Y n tie aces to the time when the long
lookcu- for morning had come, and the sou
Of Righteousness had arisen with healing
in His beams Before III is Il lone noun
tain side, and Il PROSTATE form hnccling OF
lis uncu>hiDncd rock. The pale moon
beams creep among the cragS. just reveal
ing their barrcnnr>>. the stars slime dimll
overhead: Il huge night bird flaps hi
wings and alone breaks the stiln"&s of tn,
midnight hour; but glory surrounds th'
, loWly lorm--it i Jesus. Tor 1T came /,
pas, in those days that He went ont into
mountain to pray. and continued all nigh
in prayer to Cod" 1t WAS a;.ublimr scene
and tho representation before us tends t.
! awaken th" most dcyOut reflections.
1 We love TO dwell upon the scenes por
traycd in these illustrations; and We fee
= that no one can fail to be benefited. bot.
Ivy these truthful and impressive picture.
and by the earnest words of the writer
Let parents, WHO wish TO have their chill
drrn love the Word of God. and under
stand its lessons OfW isdom and love. SccUr
this volume and give them free access t.
it, pages.
.5Y J.C. Mails, Esq Agent for Frank
lin County.
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Household BibLe----D Devotional
and Practical.

The Illustrated Polyglot Household BIZ
bic. containing the Old and New Tcsta-
iginal selection of references to parallel
and Illustrative passages, together with q
concordance. complete index and concise
Dictionary OF the Bible; also. n Family
Record. and many valuable trcati>cs and
useful tables. designed to promote and IA
ilitalc thc devotional study of the Holy
Scriptures.
Illustrated with finely rNecutcd maps,
.tccl plates. and cugraring- from original
drawiug, of places connected with remark
able event, mentioned IN the i'ible.
XEI. LER. MclURDi X CO..
l3y Race Street Cincinnati
~ j. C. Mial, i.sq,, agent for FrankIin
ounty.
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FINE FARM FOR SALE
The Ann Finch Farm.

will offer for sale in Winchester, On
Monday. Dcc,nuc stu, $50, ti.' farm
known as tie Ann Finch Place, tacd
about one mile from Winchester on the
s,helbyvillC road, on the waters OF Boiling
Fork. Thcrc /, on the place brich house,
with six rooms. brick kitchen Will iWO
rooms. good cellar. brick Snokc-hou,C and
a ncver-lai!ing spring. Tine place l. also
we'll supplied with water FIR stock.
said farm contains three hundred anu
twenty-five acrrs.and will be sold on one,
two ana three years time. with interest,
Note rrquir'd 1t, with good ,rcuity,aui .
lien retained. W. j. BI.iUbS.
Octl3t-dS
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SheIif's Sale.

BY virtue ofan order Of sale issued from
the Circuit Court of franhl,n county. III
the cause OF " III. VI. iaris V JOHN Grant
| will expose to sale before the Courthouse
door in Winchester. on
Monday, November 7th. 1870,
Il certain tract or parcel of land lying in
civil district No. ID, containing two hun
dred acres. and bounded Us follows: On
the south by the lands of Adam MiIlsap,
on the north by the lands of Ja- Brazier'
on the west by f.. BpbO. ana oil q e east ny
the lands of Yrs. Plr!am. sold 10 satisfy
said order of sale. for cost.
ID. j. MARTIN. Sheriff.
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IMMIGRATION SOCIETY
An Interesting Address

Of the Society t" AFFORD Information and assistance
@. Exc t" "T "" rn TF H I or a
advantages which on" county possesses over many other r'
T Sq4 ! s ' s S %y ] H sts. a ane Of
it. center from NCr' t En Wns or of "a rum
, Ma%"ia" i""y @ @ t"@ ar"a %sys
n nj sE T' , " "f every SES r on r
"y I s r5 " "n wG ni sv"rJ as""na a
ZION ns Re "sr%"5s w a" s s . n
e,a hi i".'o.
M lS Ts N" S G E" %" is H MaS ln anl
T" " o S"4 s % from wi ryr S the
i at "S and a"" wa"cc c"cc s5ntcn I I'M"
i; ; from Of 81 @ "i' % s%
S $I " "P s &!. ss "S % sni III H'
the n at M SiyT helm. c l " "G" " term"
" of .S o a i ' Of m sa ary % nI
ton ', eE%y m Ty r1 H Td wns 6 and sq,iey ]
the nis border Of our county 10th picturesque and
E. l % $ " a ' o" ;y T'H
Sar S oy we'll here "' as the
" 1sg be sr aS y unncr an s%
hnIs ior the growing of fruit by any portion
T s " ." sss r 'on t the m
s"S S%y "ya: i! ss%s s" S q a W.T.
vast machinery Al the Which oca-
I ' Si'Sa.
% S aHn Gs !s WAR s "arr
hundred yard, which si,Ts it SUPERIOR advantages This property
sell form stock COMPANY and put machinery at into successful
this riverBoing Fork Town Creek Beans
The tmhcrupon the table land mostly the different varieties
hickory. In the
be poplar beech maple black walnut no
scare of nj this
beds the limestone rock along base
which be rhng enough
supply the million.
further bya
JF Corresponding Secretary Franklin County immigration
who will
Persons visiting county will call upon President
also resides at Winchester who will
will direct the Vicc-Int- Of
civil district and who
enable
home u find "A favorable location
We ais caro
Our people leaceabe anu abiding.
Lands worth dollars
qnality and improvements.
W. SYLER,
W.. b. WATTERSON
D. N. RUSSEY.
Anil A-lf Erecnfsr Conara
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Land for Sale,

d. S. Long, administrator, vs. Mary VII.
kersOn, CT. ais. IL
BY virtue of decree of the Coun,r
Court Of Franklin county. tennessee nrc
nounced at its October Term, $50. win
on the III
LIST Monday Of November, $50
it being the 9TH day of said month ot H.,
Courthouse door in tie town ol Winrhn.V
ter, Tenn, offer for sale. to the Liubr.t
bidder. on credit Of one and two yrn,.
except the sum OF ten per cent. NIi%
must be paid on day of ,aio, the tract T.,
land described in tie pioadngs. "
Said land lies IN civil district No 0 n
Franklin county, Tenn and contains Iwa
hundred and fifty acres.
Purchaser will he required to give tvo
81 more good and sufficient securities, amy
Il lien will be retained until the pnrrhoSa
money is paid. October 7th. 1870.
}. G. ENOCliS Clerk
II. w. NEWMAN. solicitor.
Octl3-tds 30 90
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From the Largest Manufacturing
Chemists in the World,
"NOvEMBEH I. 1851.
II am acquainted with Mr.. ii. r. Helm
bold; he occupied the Drug Store opposite
my re idcncc. and was successful in CON
Quoting the business where others had not
been equally 50 before him. have been
Glvorably impressed with his character ans
enterprise.
WILLIAM WEIGIITMAN.
Firm of Powers 4 Wcightman,
Manufacturing Chemists.
Ninth and Brown streets, Philadelphia
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County Court Of Franklin "a
John Miller, ct. ais, agalnstJames A H..
land, ct. ais, 81 Eng

'olln Mliier; et ais" asaihstJames A. En-,
n this cause, on motion, it appeorn,
to the Clerk' from The bill which i sworS
to, that ). a. England and wife S S""rl
are non-residcnts of the State Of 'T1, "l
nessee, so that the ordinary process q, I'm ill.,.
cannot be served upon them " law
1t Is therefore ordered that publlcotion
be made tor four successive wI,rk. fl, ,nnh
Home Journal. Il newspaper DuLiishailtI,.e
the town of Winchester Tenn. rco" j" N
said resident defendants to apnrpr ~ y
fore the Honorable County C ort' r oe
Franklin county, Tenn, on or before t tHa
lst Monday in Nov'ber 1870. and plraJ a sre
swcr or dcmurt to the petition of Inc n" a.'
TONERS, or the same will be taken ' fi,
confessed, and set for hearing ry-n,n WI
as to them. Witness my hand. ut div rIT''e
this sept. 9TH, 1870. ''''''
&c. EN0ClIS, Clerk
WRIGHT, CARR & EsTlLl, solicitors
octi3-$i 80
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FARM AND HOUSEHOLD.
An Instructive Article.

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Helmbold's Fluid Extract Buchu

Is the great specific for Universal Lassi.
tudc, prostration. etc.
The constitution. once affected with Or
ganic Weakness, requires the aid If Mcdi-
cine to strengthen and invigoratc the sys-
TEN. which itELMBOLD5 EXTRACT
BCCilu invariably does. II no treatment
Il submitted to. Consumption or insanity
enslles.
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Ue1mjO7d's Tlud Ertract OF

BNcNW.
IN affections peculiar to females, Is unc-
quallcd by any other preparation. as in
thlorosis. or Retention. PainlulncsS. or
suppression Of Customary Excavations,
liberated or Schirrus State of the Uterus,
and all complaints incident to the sex, or
the decline or change of life.
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Preparation Of Compound
Extract ISucilu.

The component parts are BUCllU. LONG
LEAF CUBEBS, JUNIPER BERRIES.
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GENERALIZATION.

II. Resolved, That The present ad
minislration Of the Federal Govern.
mcnt has been persisicntly suhvcrsive
OF the rights OF the States, invasive of
the Federal Constitution. necessarily
tending to ccnlralization and the ami
hilutiou Of local sell government, and
unless rcpudiatcd 10y the country will
inevitably result in the destruction of
republican, liberty.
TIE NATIONAL DEMOCRACY.
u. Resolved. That this Convention
tenders its thanks TO the National De
mocracy OF the North who have so no
blv vindicatcd the great principles
herein announced. and that the people
of Tennessee will cordially unite with
this party in the maintenance Of free
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The following is the platform Of the
Democratic Party, adopted by the Con
Ncntion held in Nashville September
lGlh.
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Welmbolds Fluid Ertrnct OF
Buchm and Improved
Rose Wash

viii radically cNtcrminatc from the sys-
TEN diseases arising from habits ofdissipa-
ton. ut little expense little or no change
III dirt no Inconvenience or exposure !:
completely Supcr.cding those unpleasant
ana dangerous remedies, Copaiva and Mer-
curry. in all these diseases.
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rIrIrLIcAN GnyEENMENr.

10. Resolved, That the Democracy
here assembled sympaihizc with the ci-
forts of all people struggling for self
government; and We denonncc the
policy Of the party in powe: to reduce
whole States in our Union TO n condi-
ton Of yassalagc to the General Gov
prunlput