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PTTsBURs COKE.

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Editors AppedE-On reading your very
valuable paper yesterday, Twas struck by
an extract from a ermOn "on the woman
question" Unfortunately the eloquent
divine has adopted sOme very erroneous
ideas on the subject, which 1 feel il my
duty as a lover of my sex to correct. he
/ begins with q regret that St. Paul was not
more explicit in regard to woman's duty,
He should have remembered st. Pau was
not a modern divine; had such have been
the case no sins of omission would have
occurred. He would have travelled over
the whole course, add gratified his hearers
and gained renown by preaching senss-
tiOnRl sermons. Ifthe reverend gentleman
had employed his ''quarter of century"in
learning his own duty, it would have been
more to the purpose than devOting so
much zeal to the discovery Of woman's
shortcomings. 1 wonder il the learned
pastor "spsaks from the book" If so 1
am sorry for the Ome of his congregs-
ton. They must be q poor butterfly set
to have given a lsrge hearted man so poor
an estimate oftheir sex. As regards the care
mans first duty to exercise the
strictest care over her body. Was 1t not
q maxim with the a~ncients, "a sound
mind in a sound body" When WI col
slider the demands made upon the frail
bodies of wives. and mothers, we shall GER
tainly admit the necessity of the most
careful culture. Proper adornment of the
person is at all times desirable. What
man Of sensibility or taste wishes to sec 8
slOven preside at his table, or an addressed
woman receive and entertain his guests?
Women are early taught by observation
the appreciation beauty receives from
men. Go into society, see the moths Hut
tering about the brilliant beauty, summing
themselves in her smiles, charmed TO
spend an evening holding her fan or bou-
quet, while the palmer but more 1ntslh-
gent girl Ianguishes unnoticed. If a wO-
man, conscious of her powers, dares TO
Overstep the bounds assigned her bY man,
she is met by a whitening rebuke or tne
smile of contempt. 1t may be true tha5 q
superficial observer would hnd IN bnS es-
tablishment of large cities no traces OF
WOman's skill or labor. The digging OF
foundations, the erection Of walls the
management of machinery are not her
forte; yet there are duties equally as I'M
portant that she nobly performs. WIN
u her encouragement no great lSDor
would be accumulated. Who has ever
seen a city built or inhabited by man
alone? Yet women haze built cities, hGVe
led armies and haze ruled empires.
The learned PASTOR is mistaken IN re-
gard to literature. l am sorry ne iQuho
that sentence. Poetry and prose nave
both been snnobled and enriched by Wo-
mans pen. Did he ever read OF harriet
MartiDeau, Hannah More, Miss StTlek-
land, Mrs, S~Omerville, or Jean Ingelow2
Was not Miss Herschell an Invaluable as
sistant in the astronomical labors OF her
distinguished brother7 Very many Of the
text books in our schools were written BY
the graceful pen OF woman, and she has
given utterance to words that viii ring
down the long corridor Of Time, till the
angel shall declare that " Time shall be nc
more"
"In LIES great battle, ma does all the
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TENNESSEE CODE.

GAS FITTING, s15 Second street.
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q WUHTIOF-A your man who can snow
good recommends -1nH, seeks employ
Earft IN come business L0uEe, any POSITION
g9r-ufabfe German a-Well IS the Euo ion
Ir1Euare uuy controlled. Address Nv s."
appeal office I'm
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TRE ENTERPalsE MOWNa EMELY.

OUR DOLLAR Misses Shoes reduced to
SEVENTY-FIvE CENTS A PAIR, before clos
ing the Sd Of June. VIM. FRANK.
go Main street,
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THE steamer Laura leaves Memphis for
Mound City at 2 and IL O'Clock am, and
5 aud g pm. Leaves Mound City ST o and
an and and o pm. Hacks leave for
me lake az Z am. and 3 pm. Fishing at
~ lsks Is hn0 uJw, and al the Isaak
aIlons" VIII do well 10 note the above
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FOR SALE

q 40 WILL buy sEo. ] wheeler a Wilson
D4O sewing Machine. Apply al room ?
THhuar HHuEe geA
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ST. JOsEPH's INFIRMARY-In charge of
the Sisters, corner Third and Jefferson
streets,
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PARLoR CHURoH ORaANs.-The
bOst and most popular can be had at II,
G. Holenberg's, IA Second street.
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Thompson & Steger's compilation Of
Tennessee statutes is progressing rapidly.
Volume lst viii b8ready In a few weeks.
Volume End is partly ready and win be
completed in August. Orders may be
sent 10 w J. Gilbert, st. Louis, Nc.
r ". JOHNSTON d Co, $40 Main street,
..opposite Peabody Hotel, make special
tv OF Ribbons, Laces, Trimmings, Ho-
sierY, Gloves, Whita Goods and Notions,
and are daily receivingDeW goodR
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sTEAMB0ATs.
FOR WHITE RIVER.
RAILRoAD PACKET C0aPAHY.
WHITE RIVER LINE.

RaaHlag fFom DsYaH's Bluff e e-sassefisa
with the hsmPals and Little Rssk R.R.
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JOE LOCKE, news dealer, 1851 Main
street, has all the late papers nom all
parts of the United States.
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HATS cleaned, dyed, pressed and
trimmed, by M, Cohen, 3S4 Main street,
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0 WHITE RIVER.

Memphis and Arkansas River Pzc ksl Gem
Pa1y~ SiVeT Use
For Helena. Mouth WHITE River. Clarendon.
DeVaIls BlUE ana J-acEsOlporL.
The splendid passenger
TEOS. \. ALLEN ASHFORD, master
This superb passenger and freight steamer
will depart as above on
SATURDAY, June 81. at 5 pm.
For freight or passage apply on board or 70
W g. PATTESCN. Agent,
No. u Madison st.. Merchants Insurance
Compauy's building. my3l
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MosoulToEs.

Armstrong; Patent Mosquito Frame
cheapest, simplest, and most durable.
Call and examine it before purchasing
others, at
ARMSTRONG, NALL q CO.'S,
Furniture and Carpet-hOuse, 36S Main St.
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PIANOS AND ORGANS.

Strangers and visitors to the city should
not fsil to cali and see the superb and
elegant Chickering Pianos on exhibition
at b warerOoms of Fl. G. Hollenbergi
"a Second street, opposite Court street.
THE Duchess Guipurs, a chaste and
elegant trimming for swiss and linen
dresses, just received at
Z. W. JOHNSTON q CO.'S,
80 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel.
Joe Locke, 236K Main street, has all the
latest fashion magazines, illustrated
weeklies and the largest variety Of dalies
in the city.
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Nsmphis and Waite River BHHsa
States Vail Lire.

THE new snd elegant side
i wheel passenger packets o.
this line viii leave Memphis Tor DeTaLL8
Hum. West Point, Augusta. 8~acEsonporl and
an points OF White river as Jos
LEGALIENDEE.-a- JCnu -ElLlolEf master
every tuesday ats o'clOcEp-m.
z. P. VAIL WI. AzhBrd, master
Every saturday, az 8 o'clocE p me-
Connecting at DsTalls bluG With r4l4ro2u for
Little Rock, and a. Jscksonport with the
Ifght-draughG steamer Fort Smith for EOca-
h0utas and all POINTS on Black river.
ROr freight or passage Apply on DQal1s AZ
ofHcs Memphis and AlEzuseG River PACKET
Com auy W. PATLE1J2, Agent
~ Madison ST., Aercnanr Insurance bldg
Cruo Elliott q MzLLEA. Agents..
rs no Promenade ST. OPP LaudiuE
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STEAMR0ATs.
FOR CAIRO AND ST. LOUIS.
ami St. Louis U. S. Hail Linz

Osceola, Madrid, Hickman. Belmont and
Cairo, Connecting al Belmont with the
Iron Mountain K. r.. at Cairo win
illinois Central Railroad and
boats up the Ohio River.
CITY OF CHESTER -ZsiglsT, master
This elegant steamer wiz leave q
as above
THURSDAY, June Isl, at 5 pm.
Tickets Tor all points via Memphis and -
Louis packets, North, East and West. apply
to GeueraI Railroad and Steamboat office.
tom 3. DUNNr cor. Court and Eam SIS.
Freight received at theSL L0uLs Wnarl00aL
" T.. DILL Agent.
my3l ELEM CALVERT, Eupt.
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BURNETT's COCAINE, the favorite hair
dressing.
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NOTICE.-Ladias preparing for summer
travel viii find all the novelties in Dress
Trimmings, Rulings, Bias Platiugs and
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FOR HOT SPRINGS.
- sRRTN&s

HOT
Little Roek TO E0t SpTiDas-A0e0Hmeaa-
tloH Hack Lias.
MN. s.. DAVIS. PROPRIETOR. LAMPHE-
w pared with very superior tOur-spung
AmbulauCes, good Teams and attentive
drivers, 10 transport invaltds and others TO
the Hot Springs, or any part Of at
figures as low as the lowest. An
viii seat hve persons besides Lhe driver, and
carry 500 pounds OF baggage. The seats are
so constructed as to Crm a bed and luYauds
ride In q reclining posture. Persons tele-
Eraphiug can have conveyance 10 meet them
at the boat or train by which they come, and
take as much time in going 10. the Springs,
which are sixty miles nom L1tde Rock, as
may be most agreeable to them.
DAVID G.. WlLSON, Passenger Agent,
once. Aiken House, Little ROCE, and stables,
cOrDer OF First and scott streets. my1B
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FOR VICKSBURG.

United states Mail Line for vlcksburz-Fof
Helena, Napoleon and Vicksburg.
-a-TOWuSeud master
This elegant passenger packet
viii leave as above
THURSDAY, Iune lst, at SPIN.
Freight received al theSElOuis WhETfDCat.
W. =. DILL. Agent.
my3I ELE4i. CALFEEI. Eup'L.
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LAST WEEK or

the Closing Out Sale Ct
THE GREAT RED STORE.
20 Main street.
The greatest bargains Of the season IN
DRY Goods viii be sold this week.
n.a E1rrren- 216 sacnnd .traa.
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l. " UU'o.,
80 Main street, opposite Peabody Hotel
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-10
PROPOSALS..

COLONIAL sECaETARY's OFFICE, MAY %, 1871.
u NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
July tenders for the construction and equip
OF railway OF feet nche. gauge from Cascumpec
Paymen, viii be in Prince Edward Island govern.
ment deoeniures bearing I per cent interest," payable half
speeacaons NAV and forms OF tender and other
Charo,ie,own after Goth June next
No tender will be snzed unless made on the printed
government do not bind hemssvss TO accept the low
yy1nARF PROPERTY TO RENT
Nos si6 ASD Sls BROADWAY,
CRY or NRw YORK June q. 1871
Proposals will be received until Wednesday July L. 1871,
at II O'Clock by the Commissioners Of the Department Of
G ~ b .ar n S nsce op rstn wS.rSsre upon the
following named piers and bukheads during the pie ASSURE OF
The Board:- .nx, r,urr
Pier At the 100. Q, Twenty sn stree. snsw ~
be required for The use Of the contractors for cean
Pier and bukhesd Manhattanve reservns such por.
ton the north side as may be required for the use Of the
18Th street resevins such portion Of the north side
i'' ~ EAST RIVER
Pier At Tweny.thtrd street.
8. seS
end Of pier a. The FOO. Of rwen, street being
Saiss.sd =, iCci % Eor,J.nin;S street
Pier bnkhead OF Eish.ysiI,h street new.
Pier at 106th street. -
Pier i0sh street. reserving such portion Of the north side
required for the Of the Department OF Public
Parks.
Pier ssth street. such portion Of the north side
be required for the Of the Department of Public
Parks
For further Information apply the oce of the Depart
The Dcparmeu. the right to rejec, any all pro-
posals ,o,,r .ovpu
HENRY A. SMITH,
WILSON O. HUNT, Commissioners
Richard N. HENRY
WILLIAM WOOD.
J. 0RRSvuLT KArK, Secretary.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-10
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.

MAJOR q. W. Parker. AUCTIDkENR
IA. VII sod wbon, reserve, nj the stnbcs, W East
Nineteenth street, near Broadway.
ON MONDAY, July 10 AT lua nClotk,,,
TWENTY-FIVE HEAD Or FINE luUH, HOPSES,
CARkiAufS, HhhNtsS, &c,
consisting of handsome ard highly bred sh bay Mare
l5 high years Old sired py Crcuden, and ra ed by Mr
Ferguson OF Madison county; np extra hnc stylish spd
mandy driver; has troed In 2t, AMI pomsts wei fuh
name and tall; warranted sound and kiif.
stylish and speedy bood bay Cot t1ci by MamoriIo
Chief l6A high, years stylish free dr'ver can rot IN
2W; WARRANTED sound and kind.
Goal black 0cding. l6% high ycnrs old prompt and
kni
warranted sounI and Kint.
Large and Horse IL high, old
irer aud stylish driver; warranted sound and kin'.
tine mat he pairs and single driving Horses, suit
soie lof any purpose.
so Que Curtain Coach. dne order Victoria, one Park
Insc."n, one Dog Cart top DuseDbury Road Wagon
one tockaway, nearly Top Wagon, used but little
I've toups, iole ana Shafts Close Coaches, six sets
p9ue harness, i've sets single Harness. Blankets Co.
sock can be seen any time previous to No postpone
ment on nooount OF weather
A FINE uRAv uopov nm rrou An, u.pSrss
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-10

BY authority OF the Board Directors Of the New York
Railway Company. and IN conformity with the terms OF the
of incorporation in that respect the nndersiEncd Com
behalf of the directos and OF sucn compa that book:
subscription for the capital stock thereof VIII be opened
Wednesday the 2sth OF June inst at the following
At the banking house OF Duncan, Sherman Co., No II
At the banking the Bank of the Metropolis, No ID
Union square.
The Company authorized construct two viaduct Rail
WAYS branches through the city of New York. the east
and sides thereof from common starting point or
street; also across the Harlem river and through
weschester county with power TO build additional lines
Of The city or Wcs,chester county property acquired
by the Company exempted from taxes and assessments
the sTs 1' ns r%s an ns
York authorized and directed with the sp-
prova o. the 9i s sqsss a hs .ac a%na a.
tue company whenever one million OF dollars thereof has
bssn suSscIoed for sy private % G
by OF the On the completion OF either
OF lines OF railway to the line OF westheser county the
Of the county 10 such amount the SUPERVISORS shall deem
expedeu TO aid the construction and extension Of the
nation Of the OF shareholders who subscribe
and pay moneys different t'mes the directors
thorsed to issue scrip Tor Interest on such payments pay
The terms Of subscription viii he as foiows:-
OF stock subscribed Tor 10 DE
paid In cash subscription. The residue To be
paid as csled for by Board OF Directors notice OF
thirty days. but call at one time to exceed ten per
Scrip for interest OF cent
w be "ed sue % Tue ous ss I oe on ccs SUBJ
scribed within thirty days after the subscription books
The company reserves the right 10 close the subscription
books at any time after ssth day Of July, ISL
BY order Of The Board Of Directors; r. srrw,r
JOHN JACOB ysr AsToR.
Commisaonsr. on Behalf Of the Company.
NEW YORK., june ~, 1871.
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OELIGHrFUL DAILY EXCURSIONS TO ROCkAWAY
~ Leach by Souhs de Railroad from Roosevelt and Grand
street New York ferries at s., and ~ A. NJ Excursion
tickets. 81.
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C,OR ExCURSIONs-THE STEAMERS JOSEPHINE
j. and MIDDLETOWN. Apply at the Ferry onlce foot of
Whitehall street.
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LNOR GREENWICH AND STAMFORD-THE NEW
II and gorgeous steamboat AMEkICUS leaves foot of Mar
ket street. pier S daily AT go and Thirty street At
345 p M Retimng Stamford and Green wich At
- A. NJ
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-10

A FINE oRAY HORSE PHAEToN AND HARNESS
"A fer ssa INQUIRE Of A. ". HAIN Is. % ReAdc street,
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EXCURSIONS.

OATH AND CONEY ISLAND RA1LROAD.-SrEAM
- leave for return from Coney Island every halt
hour from A. NJ to r. NJ On and after Monday July
there viii be three later trains every nghnamey ~ and
III o'clock.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1871-07-10

vxyhNTED-A SECOND HAND EXTENSION TOP TWO.
w seated Phacon made by OF bes, city makers Call
al W Warren street.
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ITO BE SOLD FOR ACCOUNT OF WHOM 1T CON.
J. ccrns-A fine pair of young Clay Horses, 1873 hands,
fne action good drivers will be cold auction
day July H. by JOHNSTON VAN rAssELL, at the Horse
aud Carriage Auction Mart no. liz and LA East Thirteenth
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NOR NoRwALK AND DANBURY.-THE SWIFT AND
beautiful can boat NELLY WHITE leaves foot OF
street. ay at 49, and Thirty street
O'Clock T. NJ, connecting with Danbuy Railroad. Re-
turning leaves Norwalk at As A. N.
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o17E-FrNE TEAM FRENCH CANADIAN PONIES,
pI - and years; sorrel Mare, fast stepper Sli0
large brown Horse, years. Sl2s 7J4 washipgon, corner
Bank street. 10 grocery.
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vxrANTED- ENGLISH TWO WHEEL Doa CART AP.
w pIy at New York Taersas Stables corner Forty sec.
ond street an Seventh avenue. at IN O'Clock J.. NJ.
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LIOR TROY-THE STEAMBOAT NEvERSINK LEAVES
Franklin street pier s5,. every Monday Wednesday
and Friday At O'Clock NJ for Troy Fare 81 50 berias
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1871-04-13

LIVERPOOL. April l2-l3 ?. IN
Refined 1854 Spirits l4sa.
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ANTWERP, April l3-3 p. m.
Crude-4sla
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Prepared E1prr.nly .ur rCarr.ed
kAA les.

N @ la"v wito'. pin0rco's Golden Pills 70 loved
ne IN "iw' ua,s With ut any inc nyeniercr lkr
HiAH'C' :" say ~ W no who u-e trs genuine .3p.
ware Of cnuntrri,it. the zen i'm, IL in,, ,,,, ~,
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Q! rms aGd upon each huy Won vi Ii1d tie H. \
le,'nue rtanp printed from ny rvntc die. uuo:
Periodical Pills, in twhi") lctt,ls Noun .,,nu. =.
w'ihrut that s'hinp. The sm1ll rcd and - .o,. ,o
h1trr are nH i'nsof u ci because ortl.or n'1 -
sTi"e ~ ror.Isnx. S,x .so.os AZ.
sn;d by NJ. =. SsuruUN... c,,,,c,,.
so!1 Aren. for Petro;enw ce''frc. tr' ~,
.en1irg him 81 thr"Hgh .ne Fru5clm t;,nt y
S po.a 1 G'IG =, can have tn; ., IS seIt lroridanl
Ava asn b. \; K. G,iit~h tl.i o.. \, " : ,.,H
't'r%f ., VA, ''t9oIoin. Istis M. C.po, dsr
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-25

The most beautiful girl in the United
States lives near Lincoln, I'll. Her hair
is of that particular hue that is a field If
ripe wheat thrown toward the setting sun.
Her eyes send forth a light SO cffulgent
and magnetic that strangers become
s%pcll-bound under its influence and stand
rudcly gazing. Her checks bear bloom
like the sunny side of an early peach.
A pearl would seem almost black beside
her teeth. Her form is so graceful that
men worship her before seeing face.
Her hands suggest the idea of waxen
fingers tipped with vernlilion. Her
smile seems actually to illuminate her
presence, and when she laughs the lis
tcncr %fancics he hears sweet music in the
distance.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-02-25

Luminous Green, in the Senate Chamber,
. position in which I was. unable to de-
fend myself. These assertions, unsup-
|lported by facts, were madethcre. I de-
mand of the Grand Jury their verdict
ortheir acquittal, as it is the only source
to which l can appeal. I regret that !
am unable to be present during its sit
ting My appointments for meeting the
citizens for the collection of taxes hav-
ing been made prior to the order of his
Honor Judge Graham, calling an extra
session of the Court, which renders it
impossible for me to be here. There
have been some complaints urged, on the
ground that l have failed to pay every
dollar that has been presented to me for
payment. I desire in this connection, to
state that l received county orders in
payment for County taxes. I paid out
us much as l could with the amounts of
funds on hand; indeed 1 have done so
to such q degree that the county is yet
due me my commissions.
( / have also to state in this connection
that if the County Commissioners have
forgotten their resources, and issue
drafts indiscrinlinatcly, l am not ,respcn-
sible for. that. IF there has been any,
thing wrong in their oihcc, l think it
should there be lodged, instead of the
Coai~issivner to tTaas: oarefulness, and
cover their own indiscreet actions, should
charge some one else for doing just what
they arc responsible for.
1 desire to state, also, that in some in-
stances the County Commissioners have
made up their books from tho.e in n,y
Office, audit i'll becomes them to charge
ME with doing business loosely, when
their every transaction points to u ncces-
sity for investigation.
4. X. SASPORTAS,
Country Treasurer,
Orangcburg County.
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COMMUNICATED
III. Z. b. Stabrooh.,

Solicitor LIST Judicial Circuit:
DEAR SIR--In consequence of the
report which is currently rumored that
Ilave made false reports in connection
the amount paid out for County
purposes, l have placed in the possession
of my Counseldfs, Messrs 1zlar & Dibbls,
all OF, my books containing a full state
nent Of the condition of the County
Treasury, together with vouchers for
every dollar paid out by inc. / court
| 4 careful examination, both By you and
tGEand Jury and desire that the mat
should be thoroughly Investigated. l
.9ds;.e It either in dindicnt;cn, or con
formation of the course 1 have pursued.
s1gT have done wrong / am unworthy Of
She trust repcsed in me by his Excellen-
. " the Governor, and am unworthy of
a HE confidence reposcd in me by the peo-
nd they ought to know il. If ] have
fAken an honest course 1t it also be
shown, in order That that which I prize
5aearer than the onico OF its emoluments,
6ply character, may be indicated from the
.flse and cowardly assaults Of one pusil.