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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
Soldiers, Homestead Bill.
A correspondent il Rockford Iowa,

a correspondent Ia Rockford, Iowa,
writes, inquiring
.'vhere can ge, a c"py Of the law, giving sol
ers hund ed and ,ixry &C rs 81 land. or infor-
nation that viii Ice rciabi, Ilas the commissioner
Of =, nsiou. the authority TO tive hundred and sixty
Of band All splhiersH Please reply Through
the J0Wnak, ana obiisr ssSdier.'
The Soldiers llomss. cad bill passed
enc branch of the l,st Congress but did
not pass the other, owing 10 the lack OF
time and not to amy opposition to the
me asure itself it is expected that the
present Congress whlpass the bill AS
soon as it does beanne II law, We will
nebify our readers, giving the details,
The justice Of this lii no one will
dispute. Its passage ) only a question
of time; but time IS importana IL
should be pushed thYr,gh early enough
in the season so TINT those wishing to
preempt under it llB coming spring,
cou do so soon. enUu.h to put iua crop.
We would therefore large Cungress to cut
some of the red tape which prevented
the passage of this iili last ysar, and
make qncll work Of il Tbere,are prob
ably thousands OF ho,orabIy discharged
soldiers who will sette upon the frontier
next spring if this measure gets through
in time The intenSt OF tnis class
should be consulted 1t is to the priyates
who fought our BATHS that we are in
dehtea for the preserm ton of the Union,
and not so much to the officers who COM
manded them The,, too, in time of
peace, there Is no class ~ pre- eminently
deserving as pioneers They cut path
tJr civilization. and enlarge its area. The
original Homestead AIT was one of the
most equitable and wise measures or
Congress since The Republican party
carae into power, ann this snh{e. y,
Homestead bill is IL 1T supplement to it.
Chicago Journak
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
The Republic Insurance Company

a meeting Of the stockholders Of the
Republic Insurance Company was held
in Chicago on Wednesday, last, and was
quite la.gr,y attended by stockholders
from the various cities and Villages.
The report of the Auditing committee
appointed to examine into It's financial
condition, was read 1t sets forth that
the local credit Of Indebtedness was Ssh,
not adjusted 81 100000 Chicago claims
not presented 100000; other losses So
COO rmDant regurld to cancel policies
SAL 900 The committee recommended
that The stockholders pay on the latter
amount until it is ali paid up, and the
compnnys liabilities liqtidated. Tn y
also recommend that said losses be ad'
justed rs soon as posSib le on the best
teHnS ohtanuble, bot that, in the means
time no. Bore business be traasacte !, ard
no further liabilities, he ueurred and
that no assess meut should be enforced
beyond what is absolutely necessary for
the exigcnaies of the occasion. The re-
port WAS accepted AMI placed on file 1t
was moved and cared that the eXecu-
tive committee OF the company be re-
uucsted to appoint from their own nuns
Der sub. committee TO confer with those
who have aims on the company, and
ascertain in what amount II compromise
may lie affected for cash to lie paid down
on the LIST day uf March 1872, and that
said sub committee consist OF three mem
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

Tus Gcrmana.af Milwaukee are angry
hecause the local authorities have Invited
the Russian Grand Duke to WISH that
city. They have even held II meeting to
protest against giving the young Rnsslan
u public reception. Oar German friends
Should keep cool. We cannot show RorN
TALLY ia the treatment Of noted foreign
princes visiting tans conatry. The time
may como when Count Bismarck or Our
Eat4" viii pay Us avisit, aud how could
we resist giving either Of them the big
rest Kind OF reception
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
TIE boss /. Az JAZZ.

Vim. NJ. Tweed, better known "a the
"Boss of the Tammany Ring Of New
York. was arrested last Friday, on an
indictment for thoit, and lodged in the
Tombs prison This led many to natter
themselves that the grand scoundrel was
really To be punished, but all such hopes
were dl.pejiei when Tweed Judge,
Barnard, ON saturday, issued writ o.
habeGS corpus, aud had the Ielon brought
before him. aud them released on giving
bail in the trrius sum Of $1,000 There
are many couteierates and accomp:ces
Of the Boss who should be associated
with him in tbs pentcntiary, but none
more deserving of that hoaor than Judge
Barnard, WHO h.4 not only in this in
stance, Bat "a many others, used the
juiicml crmiuc to screen Williams from
justice
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

TGuvuCiL FoG nEAsE--.t'roat hopes
haye been, built. 10y interested parties
upon the statement that Senator Trum.
buli favored the movement ia opposition
10 tbs re>noninution OF PRESIDENT Grant
Now these hopes have been dashed by
the Senator ) emphatic statement that he
never thought Of exposing Gran. lie
says he prefers ScUt IN the Senate and
besides tho people arc not ready fer Il
change lie believes that Grants. do
tea; would cause a reaction 10 the South,
the consequence Of which woell be
worse than the present state OF affairs
The safety OF the country demands the
rgio o, the present administration for
guoihcr term ~ much for the I'M
authorized use Of Senator TrumJulls
name by tie dislEec,ed.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

TaE hates. "ncw departure proposition
az the Democracy tbs passive policy =
il very properly termed the possum
policy 'fae 'passum. you know, has 4
rieA Of pretending 10 be vesy dead when
il Is ladl, frightened
rEosr disaAecte | Republicans who use
anxious - Join the Democrats ask tAc
latter % drop their oh party names,
abandon thex oil party platform, AMI
play pa<snm. rhp. il 10 say, they want
the Democrats 10 jmisaq them. ~ being
nooely Nui 3vina uo.aiaG
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

,,rATg ~ NiS goSSI-s. IOWA COUNTY CIRCUIT
- CuUkF Thomas HanNles. plSiRliS against
Nary Iayabley Il fgudaUt The state NV isco rsjn o..
- Mary iiaIsbcy. re above ntmea Defendant.
Yea are hercoy summoned ani required - NNswer.
the compliant In this actjaa tceFy otUhith was hled
RIA the oiSs 90 the { erS the Circuit tUurt Ia AMI
for the ounty oflowa state Of isconSjn on the 18th
aAy Of recenter, and 20 serve cesg otyNar rnswtr
10 the said complaint. en- se esr%si their ease,
81 H. yillsrr ii paa-eville IN ire County 81 Iora,
AMI - ate OF v i>ean~iu, vtsia twfnty aye sfrr
the scribe hire1' exclusive g the day * sseh
service AnA Y ypt 'al re ansNc- n sad scWF-Atut
within aar siur stsresai3, TIRE uisrt III Amply 70
ths Csa-s g.. tbe RELIEF aemsa dy3 ii ihs complaint,
RrEsg \ JARTER, Plaintiff Attorneys.
.iSs Residence, p0js,yillr, us.
rae3 0c1styiils, is, ta.s l>sA ass q hse lsll
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

Caxuis .s> as rms HEa'os Of Whtss =
In the c.g,f pat Of last week the
Prince %. Na.es MS 50 i'll tha. his
death waa ISL Tor At any moment Ills
o,nii,ioa .aasi 4 profound sensation
hr,uat,aa, .la Na1inm Later in the
WEI hs "a naonls = improve, however,
Az tb,,e Seeas nov 5t little doubt ,haI
Ie VIII rsco"es
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

\ comparison Of this distribution, with
the one under the eighth census shows
that New Hampshire aud Vermont are
the only states that lose, each Repres-
entatiyc he gains Of tho several states
arc us follows:
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21

NaNsathOsets, ! New York, New Jersey, . !;
rrnusyly min, ,; MARYLAND, Virginia, T. North
Carolina ,g South Carolina, Georgia, 4 Alabama
/; Mississippi :, Ohio |; Kentucky, / Ten
ncsscc, indiana. 1 Illinois, 3 Missouri,
Arkansas, / :. Michigan. s., Texas, 2 Iowa, 2;
Wisconsin, > California, I, Minnesota, i, ana
Kansas, p,
Here il Il net increase Of forty mem,
hers, after dclnctinI the New England
decrease Illinois makes the best shows
ing Of any state, in emo point Of view /;
Kansas in another The latter now has
three Representatives, q gain ct 2O0
per cent. in decide is astonishing,
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-12-21
THE CHRONICLE AND TIE DEM
OCRAv.

- "U'hen The lion laughs
- The lesser beasts all split thel. adds.
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Co!. s. L. Fremont, for 80 many years
past identified with the interests of the
Wilmington and Weldon Railroad, has
resigned his position of Engineer and
superintendent Of that road, and will
nenceforth devote ell of his energies to
furtherlng the prosperity of the Will
mipgton, Charlotte and Rutherford Rail
road, OF which he has also been the Su-
perintendent for more than o year past.
capt. John +. Divine, for long time
past on earnest and efficient servant of
1ne company, has been chosen by the
board OF Directors to fill the vacanoy
made by Col. Fremont's resignation
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HOTEL ARRIvAns, November 2s.-
Columbia Hotel-St j. Ravenel, D. w.
Mustard, Mrs. J. A. Blum, Mr.. and
Mrs. w. B. Dingle, j. Fl. Averill, W. G..
Tyson, J. l.. Thames, Charleston; @.
Appleby, N. Y; J. Mcdowell, Wins.
boro; j. G. Thompson, W. M. French,
Beaufort; j. G. Harrison, Baltimore; s.,
W. Maurice, Kingatree; A. Beloher, St.
Croix; j. Z. Livingston, II. Fl. Newton.
Bennettsville; R. X. Charter, s. c.; r..
E; Bass, Marion; J. T. O. DnPre, L. ID.
Whitlock, AbbevilIe; M. Moses, Mrs. nj.
Moses. Miss M. Moses. Spartanburg.
N;ckerson HOuse-John A. Barker.
Edgefeld; Mrs. Julia Rainey, J. D.
Witherspoon, r. B. Lowery, John r..
Lowery. W. B. Byers, York; j. A, Sad.
Ter, Charlotte; W. j. Orosswel and wife.
8: O.; W. B. Wilson. J. B. Smith, J. r.
Hart, Yorkville; A. F. Fewell, Rock
Hill; Rev. T. Milton Kennedy. s. @.
Conference; 2. T. Rembert, Maysyille;
y. O. Mills, Baltimore; r. Moorman.
Newberry; Miss A. Nj. Huger, Salem
Miss Ida Langdon, Lincolnton; Samuel
Lander. Spartanbnrg; E. 8. Hubby, B.
II. Il. r.; L. hi. Cauthen, s. @. Confer
enoe; ; =; a. Darling. Granville; J. j.
Ward, Darlington; J. T. Williams, New
YORK; y. II. Chatham, Helena.
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Wood! WoodI! Wood y!

"VSAs NVVAo W OO0
TlHE undersigned begs leave to notify the
Il oitiaens OF Columbia that he has, this
day. established WOOD YARD. at the
Charlotte Depot. just below, or back OF Mr..
Hamberg'a Store, where he has and will en-
deavor to keep on hand, an inexhaustible
supply OF choice Oak. Dry Pine and Light
wood. which he will sell, and deliver any-
where within the city limits, at the regular
market prices. For convenience, I have
made arrangements to have orders left at the
etore OF MI. Agnew's, In front Of tho State
House, and at the store Of J. A. Hendrix.
Parties leaving orders will please state the
quality and quantity wanted, with their ad-
dress and place os residence. Prompt atten-
ton and good measure guaranteed.
In order that buyers may know that they
are receiving good measure, have all my
Wood corded, 30 that sll parties can inspect
ior thsmselves; and -wonld prefer having
them do 80 before purchasing.
1 VIII also, as soon az possible, have on
hand good supplyof the different qualities
OF Coal, Brick, Granite, Lime. Lumber, Laths.
Shingles, Post, Sash and Blinds. Doors, DC.
Parties having Lumber, Wood, Shingles,
post, &o., 80 desiring, can ship and have
them sold on commission at liberal rate.
Contractors. mechanics and builders gene
.sliy would do well to call, before making
their arrangements elsewhere.
Nov "A !..st-. M. A. PENN.
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PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY's
COMPOUND
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME

For Composing with Cotton Seed.
Price $25 Cash, ,oith Usual Aduance for Time.
HiHIS article is prepared under the superin.
Il tendence Of DR.. ST. JULIEN RAVENEL.
expressly for composing with Cotton Seed.
1t was introduced by this Company two
years ago, and it's use has fully attested it's
acre, properly composted with the same
weight OF Cotton Seed, furnishes the planter
with FERTILIZER Of tho highest excel
lence at the smallest cost. compost pre-
tions furnished, contains all the elements Of
fertility that can enter into a first class FER
TILIZER, while it's economy must commend
its liberal use to planters.
For supplies and printed directions for
composing, apply to
J. N. ROBSON,
Agent Pacific Guano Company,
No. GS East Bay Nos. Atlantic Wharf,
JOHN 8. REESE & CO., General Agents.
Nov &c 3mo
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TmIsE1GRAPHIC
4, "a raSsigE AHAirs. q
e% MOON DE5PATOHEG

sUIqDET1TAIIAN -CoMatUN-
ISIS sExROUTRD-MLNRss IN THE ROYAL
FAMILY, Ao., 40. d {.
LUzERNE, SWITZERLAND, November az.
Count Geryuite, son-in-law OF ex-Queen
Isabella, OF Spain, committed suicide in
this CITY. @..t ijs,,
5li PAR1s. November 27.-Bishop Dupan.
gioup publishes q letter containing the
sentiments expounded by Gambetta In
his speech recently delivered at st. Quen-
tin. s
ROME. November 1.-THE Parliament
was convened. King Victor Emanuel
spoke. and said Italy was restored to
herself; she had reconquered her place
in the world; he was convinced Rome
would remain the sea. Of the Pontifcate.
PARIS, November ga despatch
from Versailles officially announces that
several executions had taken place, and
Rossel and two of his Communist COM
panions were shot.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
LONDON. November 28.-The latest
official bulletin says the Prince of Wales
condition is unexpectedly favorable. He
slept last night. The fever is abating.
The illness of Princess Alexandra is not
serious.
PARIS. November 28.-At 6 O'Clock,
Rossell, Ferre and Bourgeois were taken
from their cells, under large guard. to
the outskirts of Camp Satory. A hollow
square was formed, at one end OF which
the condemned were placed. The beha.
vior OF these men was most courageous.
Ferre refused to be blindfolded. At z
O'Clock the company advanced, and level
ing their muskets, at the word fired.
Rossell was killed instantly. The others
were not 80 fortunate, and writhed to the
ground, when the soldiers, obeying or
ders. gave them coup de grace with pis-
tolls. The bodies were placed in plain
cofans. 5000 troops witnessed the exc,
oution. The sensation is profound.
Young Rcsse!!'s death is lamented, even
by. those who deemed that the interests
of the country demanded it. i;+t
MADRID. November 28.-Gen. Siokles
married Miss Oreaoh, and departed for
Now York.
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The Royal Family

PhidNsSCEss ROYAL, born November Al.
Prince OF Wales, born November 0, 1871.
Prinoess Alice, born April 1E. 1913.
FRINGE Alfred, born August 6, 1871.
Prinoess Prino Helena. born May as, 1876.
ppr;incess pr;n Louisa, born March 18, 1s4S.
Prince Leopold, born April z, 1863.
Trinoess Beatrice, born April IA, 1857.
DELIGHT" o %oHIN .
The Blood OF the Nation made nrra hr
using HE1NITSHS "QUEEN'S DEfIGHT"
and his BLOOD and LIVER PILLS.
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NEW, FRESH
flo uI::a..IsHI .''..||I. n c 5!


Al our GOODS NEWT All FRESH! All
.fASA1oEABLEl all. everything that we
daal In Is OF the best quality. and at the low
est prices. and guaranteed.
Our trade Tor the whole season" nearly
doubled. ..,H
We keep the largest collection OF the follow
Ing goods in the South:
CARPETS. OIL CLOTHS, SHADES, RUGS.
Cornioes. Blankets, Flannels, Bleached Cot
ton. Pantaloon Goods, Jeans, Cassimores,
Cloths, Prints. shirtiugs. Dress Goods, Silks,
Aerinos. Delaines, Alpaoas. Notions, Small
Ware, Willow Waro. Trunks. Boots. Shoes,
Hats and Gaps. Millinery, Laces, Embroider-
les, Furs, Feathers aud Flowers.
All these at Wholesale and retail. And our
DRESS-MAKING DEPARTMENT
The best Of the kind in the STATES.
R. @. SILVER co.
u. .. SILVER. DAVID JONEs,
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State of South Carolina--Fairfield Co.

The State OF South Carolina, plaintiff, us. the
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company,
and others. creditors. Order for Sale, de-
RY virtue Of decretal order in the above
- stated case. all tho creditors of the
hpartanburg and Union Railroad Company
are required to prove and establish theif de-
as Special Referees. at the law Office OF James
Il. Rion, Eco, in Winnsboro, b. O., on tho
goth, 9th, 2Sth, Goth and 90th days OF Decem-
Der, A. D. 1871. and on the Esd, Oath, 25th,
10th. 9th and 28th days Of January, A. d.
1872. JAMES NJ. BAXTER
THOMAS B. JETER,
Nov 26 Special Referees.
ST The Fairfield Herald, the Unionville
Times, the Carolina Spartan and tho Colum-
bia Union will publish till 1st of February,
1879. and send bills to the Clork Of tho Court,
Winnahnro -
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Sale 8partanburg and Union Railroad

oalo opaTtanDurg and Union Railroad,
fhe State Of South Carolina ., plaintiff against
the spsrtanburg and Union Railroad Com.
Psny ana others, creditors. defendants.
= November, 1871, passed by the Hon. James
a. M. hut!and, Judge Of the 4th Circuit, OF the
state OF South Carolina the uadersipred will
soil, on tho FIRST MONDAY in January, 1879.
or on the first convenient sale day thereafter,
st.t o1 an; IN the County Of Union, in the
house door, between tho hours Of II o'clock
In the forenoon and o'clock in the afternoon
at public outcry, to the highest bidder. Tho
Who!e of the SPARrANBUKG AND UNION
hAlLHOAD, including the Road-bed, Right OF
Way, Grading. Bridges. Masonry and Super
OF FaTheld. Union and Spartanburg; all the
stock subsoribed for in tho Spartanburg and
Union kallroad Company; the oh artered rights
and privileges thereof; the railroad spikes
cnalrs and equipments, and all the property
sary for its business, on the following terms.
to wit: Twenty-Five thousand (t25 O0O) dol.
lars cash, and the balance in three euual
seml'annual instalments, with interest on
each lnstalment from tho day of sale, to be
secured by the bond Of the purchaser, with
mortgage OF the entire property sold The
purchaser will also be required to pay for all
stamps and papers.
II the highest bidder should fail to pay at
once the twenty-five Thousand ($25, ,OOOJ dol
. !ars Aforesaid IN cash. the property hereinbe-
at the time and place above mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, for resale.
JAMES III. BAXTER.
=, THOMAS B. JETER.
AThe Unionville Times Fairfield Uerald.
copy until day OF sale and send bills to Re.
ferees. Nov %
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Conduranpo

Consumption from Coughs and Colds
GTANLEY'S Great Cough Syrup cures
- Coughs and Colds with marvellous Ger.
tainty. This is great medicine, and is with
IN the reach Of all. Only 80 cents q bottle.
Made and for sale only by HEINITSH.
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Desirable ReI Estate L: 44act;on.
y. G. PEIXlTTn q SON. Anntinnaar

Y. G. gEIXnTTn z SON, Auctieneers.
On the FIRST MONDAY in Deoembex in
front OF the Court House in this city, l will
sell. at public auction,
That very eligible BUILDING LOT. on
Richardson street. directly South and adioin-
ing tho site OF Eickerson Hotel. contairing
afty-two feet six inches, more or less. on
Richardson street, running back 165 feet.
more or less; rear measurement fifty-six feet.
more or less.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay me for
papers and stamps. J. w PARKER
Nov 26
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Valuable Land Sale

TIE STA TIE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-
COUNTY OF OCONEE-IN TIE COM
MON PLEAS.
Florida Calhoun and Thomas G.. Clemsou.
administrators. us. John @. Calhoun. aumi.
ntstrator M. NJ. Calhoun, ct aI-BW 10
F0rectose Mortgage of Land, dc.
RY virtue OF decretei order in the above
- stated case, will soil, to the highest
bidder, at Walhalla, on the fret MONDAY in
January, A. D. 1872, that valuable Plantation
known as
FORT HILL,
And for many years the residence of the lato
HON. JOHN G. CALHOUN,
Situate on Seneca River, adjoining lands of
A. +. Lewis, j. W. Crawford and Others, about
four piles from Pendleton village, and in one
OF the most desirable neighborhoods in the
state. The dwelling is commodious and
handsome, and is located on an eminence,
with gentle slopes, which commands a pleas.
ing view of the adjacent country, with the
mountains in tho back ground. The tract is
represented by are-survey made in 1853, as
containing eleven hundred and ten acres, OF
which about one hundred and fifty acres are
said to be good river bottom; much OF the up
lands lie we'll and produce cotton finely The
out-buildings are suitable in number and
size, and are convenient for this fine farm.
TEnhs.-One-half cash; balance on q credit
OF one year, with interest-the prrch aser to
give bond without surety and mortgage
OF tho premises to secure the purchase
money, and to pay extra for clamps and ne
oessary papers.
WALHALLA, 8. O., November /, 1871.
Novi1
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Pickles. Fruits y And Ve9etab,le,,. :

lou ohoioe:t kinds, - foiio~s: Ene,isS m
Piccal;li and Chow OhoW; Csiifornis Aprfcots
and Bartlett Pears; Pine Apples, fresh Peach
e.; Piuma Strawberries, fomatoes, Green
Cofn,i Asparagus, Bpanisb Olives, Oepers'
worcester Sauoe, French and English Illus.
tafd, Dessicated Cocoanut, Chocolate Paste,
Essence Coffee, DO; all fresh and for sale low
for oash: nat f. HOPE.
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South Carolina Bank and Trust Co.
COLUMBIA, s. O., November %, 1871.
Z 'hls oana will be closed on THURSDAY
on that day must be anticipated.
nov 20 . J. O. ROATH, Cashier.
c;siseas Saving: Bank 0: South Caro-.
CoLuMBIA, November 28, 1871.
ENHURSDAY, til" 30th Instant. being set
= aside as "Tha1ksgiying Day" ali paper
falling due 1T this bank on that day mtst be-
provided for to-day. j. @. B. SMITH.
NOV ~ Assietant Cashier
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Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL RANK

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.
COLUMBIA, 3. O., November 28 1871.
'hdS Bank will not open on THURSDAY.
turing on that day will be due and payable
on the previous day, as provided by law.
Nov 20 A. G. BRENIZER ia sh;or
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Desirable business Stund, at auction.
BY d. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.

ON MONDAY MORNING, December 4. at
half-past 10 O'Clock, in front OF the Court
House in this city, wo will sell,
All that LOT, with two-story brick Storo
and Dwelling, and out-buildings thereon, ait
uated on Gervais street, between Richardson
and Assembly streets; the said Lot me assuring
front, on Gervais street, 81 feet. more or less,
and running back 2os feet, more or less,
the North by ]. H. Baldwin, on the East by
]. 9. Lyons, on the West by Mrs. Stratton.
Terms-One third cash; balance in one and
two years, secured by bond, bearing interest
Of the promises; property to be insured and
policy to be assigned; purchasers to pay for
'papers and stamps. The above can be treat.
ed for previous to day Of sale. Nov 90
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a Home in Georgia

ENG Ing about to change my business, now
Eli 81 Gner ,1 my besutiful Country Residence,
GAIN, located nine miles West OF Hawkins.
,y,lie' ,ans' in Pulaski County, Gs. 335 acres Of
new framed dwelling, with dinine.room n and and
Kitchen attached, in modern style, with water
aha a1so sery"nts ryan houses conveniently located
COUNTRY STAND, about forty wards from
Inc dwelling; new framed gin.house, with
ne; new Pratt" Gin and Rubber Band, and
Craig's new patent horse power attached: a
good wooden screw, crib. 6srn, stables. to;,!-
4TIpuse, Tp' and six comfortable tenants houses
Inc place is we'll watered, Cedar Creek run.
nlng through ono OF the lots; we'll at yard and
horse lot; soil good, and no healthier place
can pc found in Middle Georgia. Cash price
o. place as above described $4,000. Would
accept time payment from good purchaser
VII also sell with the place, il desired, corn.
touder, horses, mules, hogs. farming, oarpen.
tefs tools, wagons, oto. Address
W. @. HARVARD,
NoV ~ t6N4 HAWkinsyille Ga