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FOR SALE,


Far" on island SO,
I OFFER for sale my farm on Island IS. Mis-
4 sislippi river. containing 900 acres, 240 In
cuItiYatiOu-lbg acres in cotton. and ~ in
corn Twelve t-enantbouses, one good, COM
~f0rtalIle log house and out-buildings; good
Cotton Gin, Grist Mill and Blacksmith Shop
n Tool 1 win take S5 per acre for crop
and i~and-oEe-thiTd cash, the balance one
and two years. The crop cannot be beat In
the State. Inquire on the farm tor particu.
laws IlVanl THOS q. MILLlA SON
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rhs mERcHAMTs COTTON PRESS

wnl close on Saturday, the 18th day Of July,
for the purpose of making necessary prepa-
ration for the coming cotton season. Nonew
lots win DO received after that day.
iylS HENRY A. BURR, sup't
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SWAYHEs MAM@0TH sPaRss,
neary Comsy. -,

TyHREE AND ONE-HALF MILES NORTH
Il of S~pringviue Depot, on the Memphis
and Louisville Railroad. Hacks meet the
morning train from Memphis at the depot
Daily mail aud express Ofice there. No
:" Style to pay for at the Springs, but all
needed comforts had, aud the finest shades
and greenest park, and best and most abund.
ant mineral waters fer drinking and bath
ing Board, by the month, but sEi by the
week. 80; by the day, s. 50. Address 81 I.
BYRNE, Proprietor, at Sprtngvills P. o.
Henry county, Tenn, and letters, etc, for the
Springs, send to his care. Persons going up.
would DO well first TO caI on Judge Swayne,
T5 Main street fel4
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nv nv eNAAA
The patience of the people of the
South is well exemplified in their en-.
duranee OF the systematic rObberies
that have increased the debts of the
several States and run up the rate of
taxation in no case to less than double
what it was before aud during the
war-in most instances to five and
ten times that amount. For instance,
here is a statement of the debt ac-
count Of our State before and since
the war.
state debt, per report for lS6l.....-s 81, 2l7,-4 IS
Railroad and Turnpike Company,
october 4, 4,lU,43 t6
Total debt 1861 s5,s25, I5s p
State debt TO July /. 1870 SO, g0,E S.
Estimated interest 10 January J,
Outstanding issues Of Bank OF
Tennessee 10 lS1l 10000 90
COG. I23 20
Total debt s43,S5st52 %
Thus, the debt of Tennessee has
been increased $37, 527, 49I O3, and
mainly since reconstruction began.
There is nothing substantial to show
for it, because the bonds were sold at
any price they would fetch, and the
proceeds were pOcketed at once by
''lOyal" rOgues, who, by force and
fraud, had got possession of the State.
Nor is this all. hedebt was piled on
in the face of a large depreciation of
aggregate wealth and the vast de.
struction of property Inflicted by civil
war. And, as if to make the burden
more intOlerable, the rate of taxation
was quadrupled. But the figures are
more impressive than words:
Value Of property, real, per-
sonal, and slaves, in 1871. 1851, ~, 776 90
Total value for ls7l,--.-.. Zo3,Sa2,6 22 30
Excess of value in 1861 over
StS,bS0, 10 %
So that in 1871, with a diminution of
seventy-eight and a half millions in
the value of property, the debt has
been augmented sevenfOld. In 1861,
the rate OF taxation was 10 cents per
500, and IS cents on each poll. In
1871 the rate of taxation is go cents
per 500 on property, and 50 cents on
each poll for school purposes. 1t is
possible to regard this expo
sure with patience, ven in presence
of the cold but astounding figures"
But this is not all. There is to be
added the ~spOlistiOn and taxation in
aicted on South Carolina; with the
spOliation of Georgia by Governor
Bullock; with the wssteful expendi-
ture of money in North Carolina;
with the enormous increase of taxa
ton in Louisiana; with the frauds
and corruption in Florida; with
The throwing open of the peni-
tertiary doors in South Car
Olina and Georgia, and the
in Texas, which wrung from
even a Radical paper (Fyoke's BulLe-
,in) the confession that "the present
Legislature Of Texas is the most cor
body of men which ever assem-
Dled under sanction of law to rob and
the people," Proving this
weeping assertion, we subjoin the
blowing table OF the taxes collected
Texas for the years 1860, 1861 and
81:
1860.
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Z Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing Syrup,
FOR SALE.
LAID, STOCK CROP FoRsALE

II / the Poplar street turnpike road, 5 miles
east of h city, with good dwelling, nne
mule and COW stables, good cellar, smoke
house. servant houses, and all necessary
.Outhouses; 2 fine young mare mules, 3 fine
yOuEg mares, good for saddle or harness;
COWS as this county can produce, all
giving milk; small stock of hogs. abundance
OF fowls, 2 fine market wagons, good farm
wagon, new dump cart, and all manner Of
implements for a farm or market garden:
good young orchard, and as fine a GROWING
crop as there is in this vicinity, with all kinds
of vegetables, neld and garden, now ready
for Market; as fine q well of water as ever
being purely freestOne.
In consequence Of my bad health, l will
sell the whole at a great bargain. For infor-
inquire at my stand, in Poplar street
market, betWeen the hours of 5 and 10 Am,
or on the premises, joining J. J. Smith and
William HOlmeg. X. BILL.
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T.. o'BANNON, L. s. MORRIS,
Late Overton Hotel. Lste overton Hotel.
~ 0TEL,
Cor. Iaaln and MOnrOB Streets.

TNHE undersigned hav leased the above
il new and elegant Hotel for a term OF
years, and intend keeping a FIRST-CLASS
HOUSE in every respect; and solicit the
patronage of the travelling public,
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NOTICE.

HAVING qualified as Administra,oT of the
II estate Of Eugenie Georgerett, deceased,
Gu Is Is 10 notify all persons having claims
against said estate TO present them 10 me
within the time prescribed by law, or this
are admitted 10 said estate viii please come
I"f~Sfa SN" JOIN BATH, Administrator
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REMOVAL.
I~nsnIYant NOTICE..

A IL persons having claims against the es-
N tatsofG George Moore,d deceased, are hereby
notified to hle the same, properly authentic
Gated. on or before tho 5th day Of December,
.lg7I- or thew viii be forever barred.
DAVID HASTINGS Administ'r.
Augusta, 1871, aug6
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Saratoga Pavilion SprInu water.

THE most effective remedy for Dyspepsia
BiliousDess and Diseases Of the Kidneys.
Sold by Hotels and Druggists. Send Tor
PAVILION q U. & SPRING Co,
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REaOVAL.
REMOVAL.

NNT ". RICHIE has removed his Hard.
w . ware and Chain Pump Store to No. 307
SECOND STREET, opposite Moore, EdeF 4
Co.'S Planning NIL.
Memphis. Tenn. July 8. 1871 w
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ID Week-neW rooms. Families aceOmmO.
dated. So Healthiest place IN the United
lfYzf j. n ID. MILLER.
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MS
Planetary Horse Power.
THE BEST HORSE POWER EVER INs
L Ventedi The power Of the horse quadru-

.uvHE BEST HORSE POWER EVER INs
L Ventedi The power Of the horse quadru-
pIedi
MEMPHIs, TENN, June ~, 1871.
We. ihe undersigned citizens OF Memphis,
certify thai we this day witnessed the appll-
cation OF Pyron's Planetary Power 10 an
Eighty saw Cotton ain with the following
rssults: The Gin WaS reYoIVed with the usual
rapidly, with a ful1 roll OF cotton, by two
mules, at an easy gait and draught; and We
mrthet state that we believe 1t greatly supe-
FiOr to any horse power we ave any knoWl-
edge OF and a power suitable for every plan
ter using a Gin, 9rlst or Saw-mul.
J.. II. TEAL, Aschinist and MulWright.
NEWToN FORD rm Of Ford, Porter & Co.
ID. 4. PORTER, arm Of Ford. Porter Il Go.
II. HePsoN, M. D.. Memphis, Tenn.
Join j, PITMAN, M. D., Memphis, Tenn.
Z,H. W~HrTEM0RE, Memphis, Tenn.
SHAnPE & ROBERTS, Sole Agents
For tile sale of state. County and Individ-
ual Right for Arkansas and all the States Of
the United states east OF The Mississippi
river. BE- Full directions for building The
Power given 20 each purchaser.
OFFICE;
No. % Mesree street . . Aaszphss, Tssn.
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SUMNER RESORTS.
HOT SPRINGS or ARKANSAS
Accom- mediation Hack Lie.
Mn. S. DAVIS, Proprietor.

IN successful operation for SIX years. No
A THROUGH TICKETS sold OF his line.
Parties SEE and KNOW Wnat they pay for be-
fore parting with ons dollar.
These hacks are all Of the very best mate-
rial and built expressly Tor this travel. The
seat six persons ara large aud IOOmy, and
may be used by parties Of from two 70 Ave
with ordinary baggage, or for the
seats being so eonhtrueted as easily to con-
atitute a bed. Remember, this Is the only
Accommodation Hack Line, and 10 through
tickets are sold over u. Hacka MAJ be Sc
cured BY letter or telegraph. once At the
anthony and ashley stables. Little E0ck.AFk
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MEDICAL D~IsPENSARY,
vENEREAL or SECRET DISEASES

YENEhEAL Ut SECHEI DISEASES
such IS syphilis, GOnorrheR, elect, Structures
and all Urinary Diseases Syphilitic or Mer-
curlRl affections of the throat, skin or bones,
orchitis, hernia or rupture; also, the effects
of a solitary habit, ruinous to the body and
mind, producing blotches on the face, debili-
ty, tmIpOteDcy, dizziness, otmness of sight,
com uaiOn OF ideas, evil forebOding, aversion
to society, loss OF memory, weakness, etc, not
all of these in any one case, but all occurring
frequently In various cases. Rheumatism
and rheumatic pains cured by a new method.
Particular attention paid 10 the DISEASES
OF WOMEN, such as Excessive, suppressed
or painful Menstruation, Luchorrhea or
Whites, falling of the womb, and all irregu-
larities of the monthly periods, causing ster-
ility o.; -bRrrenness, and often-times consump-
tiOn.
The 1ocsor can be consulted personally or
by letter upon all diseases not requiring his
attention outside of his ofice. Once hours,
from 8 I'm. to 8 O'Clock pm
mhE DIS. JOHNSON, M. D..
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REFERENCES:
Or. Irwin, "a. J.. Wright, e. France, ". ".
Mcdowell and Hons. Il. Jones.
fv22 DIV MI HULIEGS.
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We have put up and sold this article for
yeflrs. and CAN SAY IN CONFIDENCEAND
TRUTH Of II, what we have never been able
IT FAILED IN A SINGLE INSTANCE To
EFFECTA CURE, when timely used. Never
amp one who used 1t. On the contrary, a4 sTe
delighted with its operations, aud speak IN
terms OF highest commentator OF Its magi-
effects and medical virtues- We speak In
thhi matter WHAT We DO KNOW" AFTER
years OF experience, AND PLEDGE OUR
REPUTATION FOR THE FULFILMENT or
WHAT WE HERE DECLARE. In almost
every Instance where tue infant is suffering
from pain and exhaustion, relief will be
In dfteen or tWenty minutes after the
syrlp is administered.
This valuable preparation has been used
with NEVER FAILING SUCCESS in
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One Calybeate, Limestone aud FreestOne
Water. The efficacy Of the waters Is not sur
passed by any in the South or West, and tbs
air is pure as the air on the Cumberland
Mountains
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VIRGINIA SPRINGS.

RaWley Springs, Va, VIII be regularly
opened for the reception OF visitors. on the
first day OF June, 1871 Situated as IL Is in the
mountains of the Valley, IL IS not only one
OF the most delightful Summer resorts in the
Stale, but its. great curative properties are
becoming widely celebrated.
The analysis Of the water by Prof. Mallett,
of the University of Va, together with The
experience Of many eminent Physicians
prove thai II is the springs" for suffering
females, but besides its wonderful tonic
properties as a remedy in general debility,
anemta and diseases peculiar to females, it is
unsurpassed in the treatment Of the various
forms Of Dyspepsia, and paTttculai for
those suffering from torpid and IN We
liver, Its action upon the liver, as well as the
kidney, being prompt and decided. Very
many remarkable cures could be cited OF
this class or troublesome diseases.
kaWley is now easy OF access, situated only
twelve miles from H~arrisouburg. the present
terminus Of the Orange and Manassas Sap
Railroad nom which point there viii be two
daily lines OF stages, morning and n
greatly improved. as well as the road rom
Harrisonburg TO inc Springs There is also q
Telegraph Office at HarrisOnburg. b ac-
cOmmOdations viii be strictly nrsb-ciass I'M
der the management OF Joseph n. Woodward,
widely now as a hotel manager.
Resident Pbyslcians:-GOndon a Williams,
one or the other of whom will be In atten-
dance during the entire season.
RATES OF BOARD.
Bef w
FER -.--- 10 W
Fef ay.......-'-.--..- ,a--...-------- S0d
Children md servants half price.
The people OF Mem phi8 and the SOuth are
respectfully referred 20 A. a.. Kerr. u. D.,
and 4. y. WttherspOOn, ID. D., both Of whom
have visited this celebrated virginia Water
ing Place. A. b. EAICk. Presds,
Del7l Board OF Directors K. springs Co.
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100000 TO BE GIVEN AWAY
Die South CarOEna and and ImmiqratiOn AssOeiatOn.

The South Carolina Land and immigration Association,
4 Under the auspees Of the HSouth Carouna State Agriculture and Mechanic isaggty-
u win give a SERIES OF CONCERHs, at the Academy OF Music ChaRsOnS a. ON
'meneng OctOberI 1871 for the purpose Of raising a mnd To enable migansW sLeu upon
~ the Stat. OF South NoIna, ad for their transportation thfher and support 70 the
hHt year.
REFERENCES IN SOUTH administrator Wade Hampton, Hon. B. +. Perry Gov 81
L. tanning Ion q. g. nipple HOn. ame Chestnut
s50oO0O to be awarded 70 theTeket HOlders of the Series OF concerts to commence OF
Drawing commences
$4,000 Season Tickets Of Admission and no mOrs,s IS each. an orders strictly
confidential
All The premiums including Deed and Certificate Of Title to Academy OF 5uscW while
R5OO,OOO IN GIFTS
list Gm Academy Of Mushe,O Charleston q cost to build, 8E0g9 having N nrualrent
ofabOut NOU from Opra Houses 0r@an nj Halls the building being ahOutz Ofset5 y@r
and situated Oanero OF King mt Market sTeets in he center o n city and well Known
"a GIN ---Sm OOl .. GI1sCsh each @G--~------ 1850
fun Gn-Csh------ WOgI& 80 GunEE@h, each e. I5D
s % Shns Gsn zach S ----- 81 S ESQ Snss-cas5,, sssa B----~---- ES
~ am noan e50GOO0-
BUTLER CHADWICK GARY & CO.,
A1,ez sauth Carolina Land m Immigration Association.
an No BTwLER o CHADWICK, Esq., Gen. n W. GARY, Charleston, c.
COMMISSIONERS AND SUPERVISORS OF DRAWING:
Gan A y Uuh. of saorda - Col B. H Runedga o. south Carolina
gn BeTeV n Johnson II Virginia HOn. Roger 4. Pryor. OF York.
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PRICE OF BOARD:

Board per Month. 90
Board per lV ~
Board pen = OO
children under ten years and servants,
half price.
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SPRINGS.

rs NOW OPEN FOR THE RECEPTION OF
a visitors. These celebrated Springs are sit
uRted in Hickman county, Tennessee, ten
miles south of Dickson stallion, Nashville
and Northwestern Railroad, at which point
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wIESLOw's SYRUP.
FOR CHILDREN TEETHIRG,

u ing, by s~Oftening the gums, reducing all
inilammation-wiu sIlay L PAIN and
Bptsmodie action, and Is
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GrIplnu in ths Bowels and Wind coIIc.

1Afe ~nN SSaAsN SSAdSa
We believe IT the BEST AND unrest REMEDY
IN The WORLD, in all cases of DYSENTERY
AND DIARRHEA IN CHILDREN. whether
It arises from teething or from any other
caufe. We would say to every mother who
has a child suffering from any of the torego-
ing compromising o LET YOUR PREJU-
DICIiS, NOR THE OF OTHERS, stand
between -FOUR suffering child and the relief
that will be SURE-yes, ABSOLUTELY
SU6E-to follow the use OF this medicine, II
timely used. Full directions for using Will
accompany each bottle. Be sure and call tor
" Mrs. WinsIOw's Soothing Syrup"
KINS" on the outside wrapper. All others
are base limitations.
sold by Druggists throughout the world.
OFFICES:
us Fulton street, New York.
1913 oxford street, London, England.
tAl 81. Paul street. Montreal Canada. mys
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hOUsands OF Gases.

1t not only relieves the child from pain, put
invlgorates the stomach and bowels, corrects
aciCity, and gives one and energy TO the
whole system. 1t VIII almost instantly re-
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The Storm and Sisnsl Service.

We have "watcl,ed' the daily reports
in this aew field Of science, and found
them correct. In proof, see the "proba
bili,ies" for last Saturday, as published
the day previous:
Weather probsbi!i,ies-;ie area o:
threatening weather. with local rains,
will proximity cy' md South. eastward.
and prevail! on Saturday from psnnssl
vania to Florida. The area of loves,
barometer will probably pass over Penn.
sylvaniE and Massachusetts, With heavy
rains The seTerest local storms sre
probable for Virginia and Maryiaad.-
Cool clearing up weather is probable fn.'
Saturday North and West OF Kcntnckr.
and or the lower lakes. Snutherlr.
winds. with rain, gre probable for the
Gulf coast
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Saluda Dental Society.

The third meeting Of the Saiuda Den.
~! S'ciety was held IN Greenri,le, S. c..
on the arst and second Ct August, inst.
The following saaned ger,letncn were
clacted officers for the ensuing year !:
DR.. Vim. G. Wsrdlaw, President; Dr..
L. L. Dcozsr, Vice President DR.. j. f.
Thompson, Secretary; Dr.. J. G. Nc
David, Treasurer.
The meeting was pleasant, iarmoni.
oss and instructive. Reports of Com
,nittees were received and adopted. and
q number Of able and instructive essays
we're read and discussed.
The Society adjourned to meet q: Alb
bev;lle c. H., on the Sd Tuesday in Feb
rua:y next.
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@ DEBILITY AND EMACI-


ALTON boil, r''snlt from the lack Of ahility
TO conrc., the food in:o nutriment.. How
necessary, then, for those suffering from
these alarming symptoms to Immediately
resort 10 remedy that will s,reag:hea
the s'on,ac!, and digestive organs. For, as
soon "a this desirable object has been ae;
complished the health improves, aud the
patient resumes his usual personal appeas.
ance. Hoste,ter's Stomach Biuers have
attained worldwide popularity in such
cases, and have been proven tho best and
safest means Of removing constipation,
rouins tie stomach, giving energy 10 the
liver, aud rrlirriug every symptom OF nse.
vonsn"sS and depression of spiriia.. l,s
cheering and beneficial effects are highly
spoken Of by thousands, who owe TO- K
their restoration TO henlth. No .eseeratj.s
in the.annals Of medicine has attaiaed The
same popularity in the short space Of ting
il has heen before the public, or. has rSn
the high endorsements accorded to ibis
excellent tonic Many other prepara,iout.,
pnrpor'ine TO be correctiycs and sestesf:
tives. have been introduced, and have ses.
ishrd ono By one, while the popularity Of
IIostet'er's S'omach Bitters continues. to-
Increase, and is now recognized az ssstid.
ard household medicine. The ssucsretG. su,s
which attends the nae Of the Bit.erseriaerg
at once its virtues i'll all ca.es Of debility
and disease Of the stomach. Certificates.
almost without number, harevbeen pub:
lished, attes'inG i,s truly miraculous isoxes
in removing those painful and fearfM d.
seases. And at this time it seems idle to
DO "ore than call attention. to the g.eAs
remedy Of the age. III ord"r TO awaken puh:ss
lie attention TO iIs excellence. 1t is the
only preparation Of the kind that ia rrIisbsc
in al cases, and it is therefore worthy Of.
the consideration of the afflicted =.
Aug. 9, Slim,
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Charleston =, Elections.

:, We hesr!ily congratulate the netrop-
oils il the late glorious work Of stemmins
the tile Of corruption which has for so
long tiuc been beating against her noble
Institutions. In the election Of &r. Wag-
ener ard the citizeas' ticket, there Will
be al end to nisrule, tnrosience and
So Internal system Of taxation, Which
;..s c.ieA "s!7e, give to support in
l3leness an hundred (nore or less) newly
y created officials and strsPpers, until
0.ay q 8!1os has been. robbed o:
he: home and restricted IN the education
Of her children in order 70 nee: the tax
But change has. come and the solid
'aso 0: Char'estoa will now s2irite4Iy
aeg:c the work OF reeupe-as;oa.
Oae os the interesting features OF shc
;a:e election ls in tho fac. .hs. although
sAs sharp chaps .: the, legislature
changed the time Of voting to season
0: the year wheo. many .: the mer-
chants and p:i1ste citizens would be
absent, Raj;caiism vas defeated in lis
stronghold by majority Of 7777.!!
Like the results of Fort Houltrie in &c,
We hope that this morsi victory in II
snsy also oe the key or turning poia: 70.
the Sta.e's redemption.
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TREAsvHER pAEEEe VIEWED ABRoAl

TKEAsvRER pAEEEe VIEWED ABROAD.
Both ut hpn: and abroad Treasurer
Parker is considered as having put him
self OF the summit of unhluShing cf
froatcrv. The New York World SAYS:
At this very moment the taxpayers
of Snuth Caroliua, State which has
hern SadHile1 since the war by Radical
ml>rule with debt which our f,thers
wnnld have thought an eu"rm"us debt to
he carried by the whole Union, are in
,lgnant!y protesting against the delihe.
rate n>nlence with which the State
Treasurer. Parker, has refused to allow
any examination TO b. made Of the &C.
counts of the Commonwealth. While
the Taxpayers Convention of S"uth
Carolina was 10 session last May, the
+ ,diral State government promised to
submit all the Safe accounts to the pub.
lie. Tie Convention has adjourned,
aud row, ~ The request "fa committee
of the tax PAYERS for ;he fuitlr.ent Of the
;.,rGsc. the Ra!iral State Treasurer inso
!rn;.g .er,'it> that his BOOKS have been
"xaurii.e;! enungh; and although :hc
Radical C"%ernor, S"olt. himself has
Icr, forced 10 Admit that some ,rregu
!ariiicS tave occurrce, what those 'ir
7vsuaitics' are the tax payers are left 20
guess
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4 REMARKABLE CouPLE col. Zch.
Morris. "f tins County. was married to
his present wife ON the 18th dav of
January, 1914 They have raised twelve
children, eleven Of whom married. They
nave lived the whole period of their
married life of tiftr.Seven years, on the
farm where he was BON, eighte.tive
years ago. 1t MAJ almost be said of the
v.nc,able couple, as it WAS "f Moses of
old thar their eye Is not dim, nor their
natural fnrce ai,a:cl.' He keeps the
finest horses in the County, and cal
ride forty miles day with but LILLE
fatigue. lie is an elder in Philadelphia
Church, Of hlch his Son.in-law, the
R:v. Mr.. Mcdonald, IS pastor. The
venerable couple aver that there never
has been jar between them. Take it
all.and all, where can such another his.
tory he fonrd?
ltha,lo,tc n. c. Southern Home.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-08-09
Tie Daily Atlanta Sun.

We had the pleasure Of vis;: Mon
day las. from Nr. J. M. ". Hill, travelling
agent Of the above paper, Of which Mr.
Alexander r. Stevens is principa editor
and proprietor. The Sun is an elegant
paper, and bids fair - reach the fro",
rask o! journalism.
The daily paper is seven dollars per
anu"n, aHd the weekly two dollars.
We are gra,i6ed to learn that Nr. Hill
s.as net with some sncccsS in our town