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POVERTY OF PARIs.-There is great poverty
in Paris. Many people, unable 20 afford glass
for their windows, have covered them with white
paper. Others have, glazed only every other
window; the intervening easements is covered
by planks. Tens of thousands Of families have
have lost their houses. Fourteen thousand ma
tional guards were killed during the insurrec-
ton; 80 600 are prisoners In Versailles AT least
$1,000 of these 40 600 victims of the instruction
cave families in utter restitution. All persons
the middle classes, except government SER
wants, have been spending their capital during
he last nine months. Eight out of ten persons
In Paris owe three quarters rent, and are I'M
able to pay the fourth quarter, due in July.
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IN REPLY TO q young friend leaving a town
because some thingsin IL we're not exactly to her
taste or content, an old lady of experience said,
"My dear, when you have found place where
every body and everything are always pleasant
and nothing whatever Is disagreeable let me
know, and I'll move there too"
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RAILROADS.
NEW R0UTE From TIE NORTH AND EAST
~ TO TIE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

Tho ALABAMA AND CHATTANOOGA RAIb{
Road, extending from Chatta- -
noUEa. Tenn I'd, % Meridian Mise, ~ - - =
comp leted, and forms, with its con hz-L = -
necil TIE SHORTEST AL Rail NJ from pa-t-
land. butt0n, New York, philad-iT ia. TBaIflrl-s
Washington. kichmlud. Lynrhhurr AL CIsff4-
nCora q Meridian, Mobile, New Orleans Jaci.s51
Nlclsburg, ana al Southwestern cites
IRE road-bed T. IN splendid c0I.lifion, and the
equipment ,,eriect.
Pullman Palace Day and Sleeping Cars are r. ID,
run va this route from Lynchburg % Mo- 10 al
New Orleans withsut change.
Punches Tickets via the AlaharIa ana CIraf-a-
nooga Rallroad' and secure the quickest tigle nua
Most comforts.
The attention & Freight shipper O. called % f''s
route a. o rag Tie . j lutaEg~ Ui speedy transit
tween the North and south, with Tates always -
low a. any other route
Marx hin FREIGHT and procure bills Of lalirE ia
the =. a 4. b. -.
WILLIAM HEAVY, Cener~s T'rei s1a Ticket
Agent Chattanooga. Tenn.
J {. STANTON, Gon,ra. S. perrin; sndeut, Caasta-
No Tenn
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nHROUGH LINE

j. BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
PHILADELPHIA AID NEW YokA
WAsHINGToS, june z, lsz0-ncon-
Trains between WASH
ISGTOS and NEW YORK ~ IL
F0R NV YORK, sesfkon esaes Of car.
Leave daily except Sunday At 500 g. N, l2&H
"- FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily texoept sunday a. 90 q ID, l2'aS
Leave for New York al 300 .. m, and Fhilade. !
phia NJ $40 p. IN.
sieerinc cars Tor New York On = n m. trsin pufy
Through tickets 20 Philadelph,a. New York a
Boston be had st the Statsn Once at al hourz
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advsrtissE1s :
for schedule between Washington, BairiIncIe, -
napolis and the West. J. I. WILSON. >
Nsst-s-of Transportatio~-
In COLE, General Ticket Agent IA
GEO. :. kOONTZ, Agent, MashlagtOn.
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nTThe Greeley colonists, out in Colorado. re-
fused to allow q circus company to pitch their
tent In the corporation limits. The circus fell
lows consequently pitched 1t one foot beyond the
limits While the circus remained, the town
Of Greeley was deserted, and the circus was
crowded.
ngA case against a Spiritualist doctor for
malpractice In Boston has been decided in favor
places himself under the care ofspirits, knowing
that the mortal doctor made no pretensions 70
cure on his own account, the patient is RESPONSE
BILE for the result, not the doctor.
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pISEY POINT PAVILION

This deliglHTal summer resort J. ne ON ~.
season. Situated "a she Potomac, ah- N
aud sundays. Many mPortant inpToYctlsfII- -
since lart season. ALL lrst MN ID.
Er guests. salt wTreT lafhtlr, d hfuE. rrHH...-r
boating and limiting. zen pins, a .ra c-...aat
Cuds, and cnOt. music are arn1 nc the an .alfs
o. b. found "a this -nEhtful place.
Terms: : per day, y pcr we,z, 9 :, m --.1-h
Of 81 Gays Nurses aud children unisr ~ yesrs lf -,
half price A. n. POTTS, HraVr..tH ri.
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DALTIIORE AND OHIO RATLRoAz

MASHINGrON, December -. ISL. :
Trains ietvreen " ASKING
Ton and IN EIMORE aul fsfS - -
MASAlAGADN and thce1l II -
MLSl are now run as fllioga HiE-
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, cNcrrt sunday. % t.aS 800 A.
9:25 a. N; l2:4S, 500, 40, $40, and T,ts
P.m -.
Leave da45y. es4cept suIaaay, ~ t-s9 aid "a q.
For Principal WY STATIONS. Blalsnsl,r-r BaIts--
VILE Laurel, Annapolis Junction md E-ia. leave
~ IL AZ 500 and 1:sS p. m; > 90 D. u. --rrs q
gessup' Tue $40 .. M. stops a. Annapolis Jsnr-
The s:+5 ,. N. on Sunday stops as duilag tAs
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave az b:f3 q m and 10 . b.. No rain % or
from polls on sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave st 500 A. m. and 3 90 :: 4 o and 7 - p N.
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave 81 500 a. m. and 90 and 7.1a n m.
FOR ALL PARTS or THE MIST
Leave daily, except saturday and SUNDAY, e -
a. ON m, s S1a SSo a sPS So sSg In:ts
on Sunday at 90 and 7:45 2. m.oniy. eSunect-
ing Relay Station With trains IRON Baltinlrs %
Wheeling, Parkersburg, Pittsburg, A..
For Strasburg, and points between Relay House.
and Strasburg, leave ~ 500 p. NJ cOnnecting AZ
Relay House with strasburg and " iichosser scoom-
Thro4ch tickets 20 the West can he haa AZ the
washingtOn Station Ticket Oflce az AZ hours IN he
For New York, Philadelphia and Boston see ID,
vertisement Ct T" Through Line,
Master OF rEns pOrlstson-
I'm. COLE, General Ticket An }
GFO 8 E0ONTT. Gen n e Wa NJ
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RERKELRY SPRINGS,

ID BATH. MORGAN CO.. EE>T ~ ~
This uuTlNHIied place "a eur1uI"I rcenr- e. On
from Sir John = Station, d. and Al. r. r. A
b. ~, fey the cufert atnIIert 90 Eues- ~ n
The baths arr unequal 81 IN lint u suNCr' Als "
aud med iCinal properties. the fes b. supI...I y L
the best the country sf0rts. scenery an -url.Irl
inrs Rttractiyc; fishing and huutlng good ln Is.l
ana every III rt made % rcudcr tI. stay Ui E.f--
Tieasant and bcnehcial BarcaCe checkcl tlrHr-h
from Baltimore and Mnshiurf0D. Iefuls Hsr
month 4 thirty days. NursCs, aud children Iu.er
je22dd A. n. POTTS. Propr.et1r.
GUNNER BOARD CAN BE Han, WITH GorBI
- and vel furnished RooHus and he com. -
forts ~ home, 40 the NATIONAL HOTEL, .l-- u
Woodstock. SllonandC an county. Va 90 49,
SD and g per month. Refer - Ma "a. AlleI
+. sCHEFTER.
iee)ew Pru pri-trr.
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II You WOULD have New Life, New Blood
and renewed vigor, use Helmbold's Grape Pills.
Purify the Blood and beauty the Complex
ion by the use Of Helmbold's Extract Sarsaparil-
a They are no cheap patent medicines but
thoroughly Pharmaceutical, and are not eQualled
nv any English or French preparation.
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wIPE-BEATING in Fitchburg, Kentucky, is a
luxury which has some unpleasant drawbacks.
Shelton Dennis tried IL in his family, and the
Amazons took him from his little bed and left
the visible evidence OF 100 lashes upon his bare
back before they were through with him.
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wALToN 5 GTTy FoTrL. Ann.ge'-- n

This wei known Hotel has ha-rtI r.s,,eutiy o.. +.
cla,l AMI -i.'si t furlis1 ned. I'D i- u1E ufrns A
t-r Nm ERBoAlDERs. T. r,s. ne are w.
lar u-i arrF. Tie eAf Hu-lKF lr HursI- A. -.
tagH.i are thicklv auA l.rsntifnlir slia3oF : =
atQrl 1mris QraTurltas Efl Plan rruunis r... Z
dren. Ua.. C1ld ara Shsgrar ksrhs attsrli-l {.
Al tel. Also, salt " alter Gsfh-, b#th eurf and 81
& uIlafiuuI, within a -fnrr talking di-tara o.. "a
EDtl. AID ais. arrar- 7--ler-e tla.n be 1Ha. =
procure isr ,lc Eur. r gpon very rea-ona' ms
t0sts n Pleasure for ssiilrE. lshilE sud CrH.
% fast ilc Yrurrirtor las detr mined o. ualH tH
hotel - De- .rahle "a H1-lar Retreat.
Board LIl3trstt. all llhlral r0il-ftrn NJ d. ri.
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- Boute-From Baltimore bv OlG Bay Line M
steamer Helen, and Norfolk b steamer y r.
Banks % CherrystOne. o. l1-lr1
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HALLE BROTHERS,

n. W. CORNER OF SEVENTH AND D Sis.
jeis-u
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SUMMER RESORTS.


This Pleasant and hCslfhy location effusfs' in n /,
cLfliail1nah alley. SIX milrs fruu- Win a a
chester, surrounded b. bonutifui Inruntain pfy<N
~, =, VIII - a. ier ~ Atshhh> tL 4E-1A4
slfiics; Bathing. Fishing aud Il lut ~ Ca AID c1u-
- ~ ~ GO lililir !, AguIk latlr- uI lfu. -
earn O. riae horsn back "a have an nm -f
iTee q charge. rho ne ot aagritr- O. chur. l.
as lhuut Charrr. FprsHuz VS.. rla uisr q
addr'ss &. l. WALLACE. .l---sr. Va. WI,
W. meet tntn - tEe depot. Pa I'd - rrr Cav.
- pr 49, : 80 per rlaufl. rarfir. ID fHnr more.
-f5 each tnr rareT usHrff.. L Flre-.-ar.--l 4
l~sil, NJ. 9l-sth stroet. " q N IIarn. \ H. n
la,u street, Cqp. Irca.ury Building. 80 2sEls'
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CAPfkh sfhi FsSsfE;DEE1cK ooUErE ".

Il
Banks % Cherrystone. tsl0-in
EAPPER SPRINGS.
" FREDERICK COUNTY VI.
These wcll known Sprinrs, lovin- been racsutfV
ruEC hasro by 4 company ~ Nr-l iuCt1n =
geIltie l,n. y hl BE- op-red 90 Oh. Vuhl'c va.
Mr.. CLARA 4. kINES.
They are located aiming the Oh. gufains, sixteen
nlitr west n " iuCte-t frIl M. . Fiaca fHr arc
location. variety a-d value 81 the y neral sfa-s
MEDICINAL purposes. aud the aflr. tireners Id tT.s
try,
No public bar viii he opened Tor O. sale IT -f-f.--
ogs LlIuprs aiid every thing f.-itr EA D. .I4 -
Add l. tie dalrableness 81 the piacs fr th0ss wish
lLg quiet me.
TENS: sac per day, SIS pcr week. and from go
70 60 y month"; cLiidrt under tea years and l-
Further Information may be 0btainedCf any oftas
following pDr-sIs.
NTs. 9. A. Rines, SOS, - 0 and sl2 Ish street.
VIM Ballantyne, Ed. M'sss ke'isT Esq.
A. =. PTaft A sous Francis IT. erlifk. Esl.
Chas. r. Peck. Eel. Clinton Ll0yd, Esa
Georgetown. 5cg-f
MONTEREY SPRINGS
VI THE HOME PLACE,
Located on the summit Of the Nj 1tain. one r7f1s
trum tho Western Maryland kairoad. A
which viii be running within three raies vfSEAS
Oi tho house ID the lst ~ Juiv. anl % Tie 1.sLl
summit during the mouth, Is oprN F(1F 800
INCEPTION OF II MMLE 30 p. DFkS
For the present the VI estern Marylsrd Railr1af
delivers passengers % MeChaulcsiOwn. tn nllss
from Monterey, where good and ctnlbrtahla r1r-
Ney ances are in readiness t. bring thl on az na0f
Terms: 50 a day, sIO week. or s3s a month.
FOR further pertic nlars or ctrl ulaT., eedrsss
" Monterey SPRING.
, Je5-tuths-ifa frani1iin touniy, Penn q.
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New YORK. August %, 1871.

"BE GENEROUS "A short time since
we wrote an editorial with Negro" as
the subject. Many of our exchanges
copied the article and gave the proper
credit. To these we feel indebted. The
Columbia PHOENIX, however, copied the
article, but marked it to San exchange -
Well, this WAS all true. but it is q quiet
way Of taking the wind out Of friend 8
sails that we don't think commendublc
II an article is worth copying. 1t is no
more thnn justice that the proper credit
be gwen. We, therefore, say to our
friends of the PuESlx, rs You are
strong. be generous. Few can afford to
be more So."
1--WE copy the above from the Laurcns-
Vile Herald. The article referred to was
unuoticed in the Herald, and was taken
from another paper, which hnd given
credit to IN "exchange
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TIE New YORK DEBr-The increase
in the funded and temporary New York
city debt during the two years aud half
since Mayor Hall has been in Office, uc-
cordipg to his answer in the pending in
junction suit. is not S63. 600. 600. as
charged III the complaint. but only S44,-
100000. The Tribune asserts That seer
tain prominent bankers of that oi,y have
associated themselves tognther with the
determination to ferret out on their own
account ns taxpayers, and also for the
benefit of the patient public. all the
property. Of whatever nature, fn the
name or under the control of the mem
bers of the ring, intending to put the
{ whole OF the claims into one immense
suit, and force the thieves to disgorge
their ill-gotten gains"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

The House Of Lords is becoming un-
popular in England, and must, ere long,
submit to the demands Of the aggressive
and progressive spirit of theage Popu-
lar demonstrations of discomfort are Just
now very prevalent, and. both ut Nam
chester and Leeds. have found express
sion through public meetings The
action on the ballot and army bills by
the Upper House has greatly lowered it
in the estimation of all right-thinking
people. Prerogative must in time yield
to right.
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A correspondent of the Lutheran ii

A correspondent Of the Lutheran IL
sifor writes rs follows:
CURE OF CASE OF LOCK JAW III DIX.
d. l.. BooZER, OF COLUMBIA. S. C.-The
facts of the case, as related to us, are
these: An incompetent operator hud at.
tempted to extract the wisdom tooth
dens Stipientitp on the right side OF tho
lower jaw with an instrument not adapt
ed to teeth of that class. What might
hive been expected followed. The tooth
was broken off, the nerve laid bare,
pains. moro intense than human nature
could endure, resulted, and lock jaw en-
sued to such IN extent TINT the thnnest
knife blade could not be forced between
the teeth. Dr. Boozer was called in;
the application-it has some Latin name,
bnt we are sure Cicero would not under
stand sucl, Latin-mnde by him un-
locked the jaws, aud tho crushed tooth
was successfully extracted. knowledge
IS power.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

IA PRETTY Coop TINE" The Re.
publicans Of Hamilton County, Ohio,
while they cherish oommendable liking
for colored votes. seem to be little shy
of oolored candidates. The Cincinnati
Commercial seems to be worried on the
subject, and treats the matter thnsly:
''Nor do we now intend to make color
o test of fitness for Office. We will vote
Tor colored men. provided they are
honest and capable, or better than their
opponents, when the tickets with which
the only practicable voting is done are
in the field, but it ia our judgment that
this is pretty good time for colored
men to decline running for Office in Ha-
milton County. One reason is that the
race is likely to be pretty close, and that
there is not only something left of the
old prejudice against colored people as
such, but divisions among the colored
people themselves, such that colored
candidates would be almost certain to
suffer perilously from so doing"
''In our Judgment" says the CONNER
cial, ''this is pretty good time for CO.
lored men to decline running for Office
in Hamilton County" It is generally
"a pretty good time" for colored men to
stand back when there are any Offices to
distribute. That's what the carpet-bag-
gers tell 'em down here.
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Mr.. Milton Atkins, M aged citizen of
Laurens County, died very suddenly on
Inst Monday morning. On attempting
to rise from his bed. lie fell to the floor
and diod in few minutes. Apoplexy.
Mr.. Wendell Phillips has found some
thing to commend. 1t is the New Jer-
sey Railroad, which, during tho last
thirty y-seven years, has transported over
10, ,OOO. 900 Of passengers. without loss Of
life or limb to any one inside the cars.
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IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS AND Contractors.
We learn from our Charleston exch auges tn at
ur. T.. 2. Toale, the well-knoWn manuiac cturer
a depot at No 20 HAyne street, where he
keeps constantly on hand not only all articles
from Ills own manufactory, but a 80 eveAS
variety of builders hardware, French an
mental, slate mantels, and, in short cyury-
thing necessary to flush Handsomely resi-
donce, a store, or a church. Aug 81 ;.
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The Richmond Dispafch, OF Wednes-
day, contains the following official au-
nouncement Of the consnmmasion of an
important railroad negotiations:
"The lease of the entire road Of tho
North Cnrolin, Railrond Compnuy-22
miles-from Charlotte, N. e., to Colds
boro, N. c., by the Richmond and Dan
vile Railroad Company, was consnm-
mated on September II for thirty years,
ut S26O. Oo0 per annum. Possession fully
delivered. And it is now operated under
the control of Colonel A. S. Bnford.
PRESIDENT of the Richmond aud Danv,lle
RailroAd, thus completing his plan of
continuous line from Richmond nnd
Chesapeake to Atlunta. Ga, and centrnl
South. The lease gives general sutisfac.
ton, as in the best interest Of both con
tracting companies. and establishes u
gre"t thoroughfare from the e .stern
Atlantic States under one management. I"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Motto &c Bitters.
Miss Wilbur-School Notice.
]. NJ. Crawford-Farm for Sale.
J. w. Parker-For Sale.
The Marion Star.
Mrs. Engli.h-To Rent.
Columbia Male Academy.
Il. j. LaMotte-In B, nkruptcy.
Brookbanks & Co. .-Guod News.
y. II. Heinitsh- Who'll Have It?
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16
COLUMBIA. S. G.
satur lay Morning, September le 1871.
Organization Needed.

Apart from the political organization
needed in this State, in order to our po-
litical reform and our return to cheerful
self-government, we need more tho
rough organization in respect to our in
dustriel interests. At this time we have
in Anderson. Abbeville, Charleston,
Barnwell aud Riohland we'll organized
agricultural and mechanical societies.
In Anderson, Abbeville and Barnwell
local fairs are now held annually. We
notice, further, that an agricultural and
mechanical society for Chester has
been formed, and that in several other
Counties it is proposed to form similar
associations. We have now to remark
Mat these movements point to the orga-
sization needed in this State. With an
industrial society in each County in the
State, and these mado to hurmonize with
the State Agricultural and Mechnnicnl
Society, we would have an organization
that would be of vast benefit to the
State. No better way is there to bring
capital and numbers to the State than ut
q grind central fair at the capital to show
the varied products of our fields, and
the general resources of the Stnte in the
departments of agriculture and manu-
facturers. Let this organization be con-
summated.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

Baltimore seems to be achieving in the
ocean steamship business what Philadel-
phia and Boston have vatnly attempted.
For several years there has been line
OF steamers running between Baltimore
aud Bremen. The SUCCESS attending
this enterprise has induced the Anchor
Line OF New York city to establish steam
communication between Baltimore and
Liverpool. The steamer Peruvian, hero
tofore in the Quebec and Liverpool
trade, left Baltimore on the 3D. Instant
for Liverpool. She is to be follow ed by
the Caspian on the 81 Of October, and
by the North American on the 3lst OF
October, and at regular intervals there
after. 1t is also intimated that the steam
ers building at Philadelphia, ostensibly
to run between that port and Liverpool,
are really intended to run from Balti-
more.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

ANOTHER ATTACK On j. II. GossErr's
HOUSE. Some weeks ago we gave IN nc
c"nht ol an outrageous attack nude by
unknown partics on the dwelling Of Mr.
.. IL. Gossrtt, one of our most amiable
AMI respected citizens Since thut time
mnny OF the neiSfiburs have volunteered
to watch the premises. Gu Sunday
nlGht last, while some Of the watchers
We're secretcd near the house, II party Of
SIX rode upthe lane leading to the dwell
Ing. Upon being called 10 '.halt," they
commenced firing ut the watchers. The
firing wns returned, and not until do
zen rounds hal been fired. did The IN
known party retrent. None Of the
watchers were Injured, and it is not
known that any Of the other party re-
cclved any injnry. Union Times.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-16

A man in Wilmington, N. G., has pro-
cured license to marry his fifth wife.
He IS seyenty-Dine years old, aud tho
bride twenty-three.
DIR. Lebby officially announces that
there have been only forty.seven deaths
from yellow fever in Charleston, from
July rs to September 8.
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sey Railroad, which, during tho last
thirty-seven years, has transported over
~, ,0OO 600 Of passengers. without loss Of
life or limb to any one inside the cars
S-----
CoNsIGNEEs BY SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD. September 10. 1S7l-S. Bleckley,
Cox & NJ, NJ, II. S. Boozer & CO., i.
Q. Wise, Lee & c.. Mayes e Martin, n.
X. j. z. Sullivan, G. A. Reed. Cheny
& b., G. a. b., j. l.. Hendrix, G. & Is. I,
Qnarles, p. &c c.. S. J. Craig, McGratL
u b., S. II. Todd, Mills & r., w. Mills,
Mills Il Co., w. Mills & Co., Spears s
c., J. L. II. l.. Co., J. NJ Rice, Long &
Co., j. w. Mcclure, a. +. Kendrick, ID.
Il. Converse, Miller & Son, W. j. Mars,
II. II. Thompson & Co.. a. B. Mullignn,
Mrs. G. Fitzsimmons. L. w. Cummings,
a. j. Stringer, G. IL r., s. & B., S. s.,
w. +. B. & Co, Watson & Bro, a. S.
Stephens, p. X. McCnlly, Sharp & T.,
j. r. Smith & Son. T.. X McC., Waller
& Bro. L. NJ. Fouch. Fellers & G., !,
Wright & c., Motto & T., w. j. & Son,
G. w. B. & Co.. w. J. Watson. J. c.
Alexander, J. H. Goodwin. w. G. Hum
phries Bro, Southern & G. w. II.
Watson, Ferguson & NJ A. G. Floyd, j.
Il. Minter, Foster & W., j. Tollcson &
Son, j. A. Gaines, w. a. jennings &
Co. S. B. Hutchings, w. L. Thackston,
Il. J. Whitner, j. A. Ellis. Norwood, u
& Co., Med. IL H., J. II. Ellis Il Co., L..
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