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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

I OTTERY.-OmciaI drawings OF the Mis-
~ souri, State Lottery. CLASS OIL
l, 45 9, 80, 48, Is, ., 80, Z, u, 56, 81 a, S.
CLASS %
81, g. p, q, 5, %, IL, 55, So, @. "a, p. I3.
Prizes from 500 to $4,000, paid in money,
Lotteries drawing daily. Information fur
nished in the above Lottery by J. Z. FRANCE
$50 North Court street, Box AZ, Memphis.
Tenn, ?. o. MURRAY, MILLER & co. Man
ayers, st. Louis. No. rrvTT
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SMOKERS, ATTENTION. I

MTE take pleasure in announcing the ar
w rival or a fresh lot Of EXTRA FINE
IMPORTED CIGARS, including a small lot
OF Ladies cigars.
s. KAUFMAN & BRO.
mL-L 3. VI. cor. Le-ar.nn md eannnL 81.
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coNNEcTIcuT.
Unparalleled KaavsFy-HoW RadloaI Ma
lSFltles Dispose OF Popular Rights.

HARTFORD, May I0.-The Legisia-
ture convened at 2 o'clock this after.
noon. In the House the Commit
tee on the Canvass reported Mar
shall Jewell elected by 86 majority,
and declared elected all other Republis
can State officers. The resolution de-
elaring Jewell elected is now being
debated. The Senate passed upon
some important business, and took a
recess to await the action Of the
House. The Representatives Hall
was crowded with spectators to hear
the debate.
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PrObate Court Sale Of Land.

Winifred wallace, sdmI., } Petition for the
vs.. ! sale OF land TO
Elizabeth Wallace ct ais. pay debts.
TTNDER and by virtue of decree OF sale
" made In the above cause. at the present
May Term, l871, OF the Probate Court Of
Shelby county. Tennessee, / will proceed 20
sell - public auction, 20 the highest and bssl
bidder, before the Court-houao on Union
sLraaf. In The city ng Mamphis. Tenn. on
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THE THUNDERER.
1t rhInks the Treaty will bs Ratlsss.

LONDON. May 1O.-The Times, in an
editorial on the treaty at Washington,
says neither England nor Canada ever
raised the question Of exclusive privi-
lege in navigating the st. Lawrence.
The Times says the terms of settle
ment of the San Juan boundary are
satisfactory to England, and the only
difficulty is as to the adjustmentOf the
Alabama claims. The Times doubts
whether the treaty will be immedi-
ately ratified by the Senate, but never
theless trusts it will be adopted, and
become the final solution Of all diff
culties between the two countries.
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WEpNEs0AY. mAY 81, 81.

within legal hours, the following described
real estate. tO-Wtt: .t -,a,--
The north half OF lot No. 21i, ia tne . lev
4rirvav7 ~ e-rofTId north or and adjoining the
civ ~ Nen5phfs. Shrlby county, Lennessee,
e. n bdfvfded into lots accoralns 70 e-s 49, -
thereof which said lot no ~ - - = 80 -.
fr0nf ana runs back cetWeeh paI-Lllet ~ Inc
1t5i1 49, .-,-f h bCuI dad as follows; On the
Tset bv Fiffh street. On the north and east
" - 49, 80 ~ ~ aid lot No 4ll. which is to
~ az ~ 4 front Of 81 feet On FINN street.
Terms of Eale--CataA-
ny AZ ne II sTEWART, CLERK and Master.
a , Yaomans and IA. ID. Welsh, Soils. tor
----raF-nwt. uWLU
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THAT NOIsELEss.

( INK MOTION, LOCK STITCH. Straight
Il Needle, Blees Sewing Machine, is con.
trolled by parties who f'will STAY " True. We
nave handled other machines but seeking
the best, have found a. AGENTS wanted
everywhere. FRAZER 4 co.
myll 48 North Court Guuare
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Markets.
IBY TELEG HI
NEW YORK.

NEW YORK. May IO.-Dry GOods-Ws leather
is almost settled: trade little more amin q
ted, but far from active at private sales, while
through auctions the odds and ends OF the
obtainabls; staple fabrics, however, rem ain
steaoy and irm In prices, excepting the fol-
loving changes wHich took place to-day
Atlantic A heavy brown sheetings are re-
duced from I2llal2e; IA, Ae<3ll5Scj Appleton
A. l21SaI2c: Amos keag A, lzT9ll3zci Indian
Head, I21Zal2; Pacific extra, l29 ll1sc, ana At.
lantic ~ ff3ZRlIe At these figures standard
sheetfnVs are relatively cheaper than any
other staple fabrics in the market, and have
now reached a lower rate than az any time
since the close Of the reDeilloh, WINE Prlnts1
eloths are held far above their intrinsic value
and ~ aaures that cannot be sustained
throt Vh the coming season.
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MASONIC NOTICE..

4 SPECIAL communication Of Leila Q
"A Scott Lodge No. 80. F.A NJ viii be ~
held this (THURsDAY) evening, May/V\
II, at O'Clock, for work in the II. a. deg sa.
All E. AS in good standing are frsternally
invited.
By order H H. HIGBEF. ". N.
n. 8. JUDAH, Secretary. mvII
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Chaneery Sale Of Real Estate
Saturday, June TO- 1871.

No. 3ls5.-In the Second Chancsry Court OF
shelby county, Tennsssee-Harrtet j. ROys-
ter, administrative. vs. =. .. ROTster ct al.
~ Y virtue of an order OF sale N ade In this
% cause, I VIII sell At public auctions 70 the
highest bidder, in front OF the ONCE OF the
second Cnsrc Gerry Court, n the city OF Mem
uhls Tennessee. on
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WALL sTREET.

l4fIZgliIi[. foans iM2 per cent; clsarances
s20 90 O00:' exports s268.558 Governments
opened steady. but in the afternoon declined
rom lEQs[c. the Government bought 81
O0O COO 81 ilI<. OF a trifie under par In gold.
The decline Ia bonds was owing 70 rumors
that Secretary Boutwell, telegraphsd the As
sistant Becrel ary 70 accept eA,evSssOS worm OF
bonds urovidInq tnat the amount was uffarad
at par in gold. The stock market has bazn
rather dull an day, partly Ia consequences OF
quarter 10 open the board untn the repairs of
the old room Is completed. The cliquea are
buying up stocks IS the bears are Offering
them. The Post says; The prevailing opin-
ION annssno- thoea most com petent to fudge is
that the present luli win be followed by
another upward movement, by which the
cltques hope TO fully unload. The tea4urse %
TIE marksf have been Erie, New TorE Cen
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A band of outlaws released all the
prisoners from the Robertson county
On. O. Jail on the night Of the. ninth.
q. 5. troops asleep in the neighbOr-
hnnd
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Notice.

BOYB-Every boy in the South who sends
as his address viii hear something greatly to
MS advantage, and by which he can make
money Address ". A. KELLEY n "a
Meridsn, Conn. TnvII
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vienna, May 9.-The Beichsrath
has rejected the bill granting TO Diets
of the various provinces OF the En-
pire the right Of initiative IN leglsla'
tiOn.
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NASHVILLE.
The Racss-6Eeatsst Isvshtl0a Of NsdsFh
Timss-Cars Propelled by Springs,

NASHVILLE, May 10.-The result Of
the second days races of the Blood
Horse Association was as follows:
FIRST RACE.
Stake for all ages; purse, 500; sec
Ond horse to have 500; tWO-mile
heats; $50, play or pay; four entries;
three started. Helmet, l, L; Barney
Williams, 2, dis; Morgan Scout, dis.
Time, 3:493, 3:463.
SECOND RACE.
Association purse, $500; mile heats.
Tenor, =, I, j; Aneroid, 1, 2, 3; Metal
la, 8, 4, A; Petunia, 4, 8, ,. Time, l:5l3,
:54f, 1:554.
Barney Williams was the favOrite
in the first race, and Aneroid in the
second. The track was heavy.
Articles for the Tennessee eXpOsi-
ton are continually arriving and in
creasing the interest of the exhibition.
An object of extraordinary interest is
a miniature street railroad car, pro-
PEELED by springs, an invention OF Mr..
Cayce, OF Williamson. A car is be-
ing constructed to test the invention
on the Nashville street railroads.
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Cossting OF rich bottom and uplauds. and
AL Eelscted with great care; S50oO0 acres OF
these lands between ranges eleven 0D and
6ighte8u ilSl, ana On and near the Arkansas
river and the line OF their road, are now, for
the nrzt time, o9sreo for sale. on credit, al
low rates, 81 their Land Once in Little Rock.
The remaining 80. .aoe acres between range is
and the vest line o. the state, are IN courzs
OF examination b. competent ezpeEts aud
VIII b Tor sale during .hs spring and summer
aa exam nations are conpl659d-
The climate and soil OF ArEangas adapting
these lands 20 the auooes1ful culture Of
Gotten, Cora, Wheat, Fruit the tins
And an Agricultural prodRets; its valuable
timber; ifl sPleudid Water-poWeri It's suRe-
rlor e1uoattoll4- F4AN--aso H--A ~ 1-s--.5-l-
fnsreaalnr p9pulatiou and industry renaas
fl-rre IaTIIts 4 worthy the special attention ot
nurshasar3 aud settlers
Wan7 I'D al friorElsticu c1lilna- q -
.Iioafion b. letter o. in person AZ ~ = Ale
nee IN LAttle 6oeEs - -, =. - :, .---,-
fIarcE i lsA -
WHEW
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NOTICE.

NFAYOR's OFFICE, CITY HALL,
w MEMPHIs, Tenn, May 10, Is71.
Proposals will be received for ten days from
this date, for the privilege Of erecting EieYa-
tors upon the public Landing, upon the terms
and conditions on ffe in this Once.
myl0 JOHN JOHNS ON, Mayor.
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28o PoBlaF Street,
CHANcERY SALE
REAL I9TAT1,
WEDNESDAY,. Hay 81 1871.

Nc. I, r. DIN the Second Chancery Court
or Shelby county Tennesses.-Henry No
Ian ". MarEsres Givens ct al
ID virtua OF an order OF sale made in this
ID cause win sell. al public auctiOus 20 tns
highest bidder. in frnnL OF the once OF the
Second Chancery Court OF shelby county IN
the city of MemDhis. Tenn. on
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BruERs
NerEI IERPArrn


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Aiaamstic causes IEsg are l.galT recon-
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l and heeu psranl, and in cases Of General d.
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1 ll-leQ IN rrQllllnE L1e most uapnH res---.
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now in Use = H-l---- -
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I & 90 Having exam Iueu the CrEHuLa non
] which your celebrated stomach hll-srs are
! I DreraraLl, and having witnessed tl5 1l5--ll
I o. combining l1e dluereut lusr=1-1l-sr r
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A forty thousand dollar fire took
place at Hamilton, Ohio, yesterday.
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H0LL0WAYs VEBHlFUsE G0HFEgTI778 8


FFVWENTY years sxoerfeuo6 has 7rovs1 O. =
IL the most popular remedy VIII p4I-l-
clans and parents l0E those pests OF el---H
hood-V OrnE Thsy are pleasant % i4Aes
and always effective ia eLpe-llnE me " 0rll4
and tOning the syutem up % iis norm A.
coudition. Beware OF countar1atts and lz-ls
tatiOns. The geuUlne have the algua-lt1 =
the prOpristOrs On the wrapper or -'A
IOSFissrOE. HOLLOWAY 4 C0WpE1.
Phuadelphlss
Ne CsrsF No EUBf Hie1ssla 1s 0s
WWTII.L positively cure letter, AEl
Nv salt Rheum. Barlar'1 Llcls E-----
pl0tehes and al forms OF aElu lli--.71l 49,
Sore Eyes and Eye LIDS, Dlae1als l---- ~
Ear and Old Sores no Hlallal @ ~
standing. OF the money fsal-zl--- -l ---
p5lSis4s5i 45a ssrON. H0L1OWA aCOWpE
sold Sc cents per box by an draEEil-z- ssai
~ uaafI for 81 eanta
ErU Cera
w Lung Diseases and 8ping 81 =
and strengthen and husl1 uP ne e--r
r. healthy condition 4l.d has r.
bT Prof. Truasalu IN Two AnQas ---l
the hospitals OF Paris ~ ---L ~ v-rr
1,sarf7 e-rarv case. and iu rlla col--
a7sur6'bafior 81 the r1gEl1lln many 49,
80 rsTa haau restored CO la "a - -
- WI praVa liH allclCTs 1l
sc, g slE ~ q q 5-.-,-srr,,-vsT u sCoHrD
ny0 so
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which can be bought at S12 per acre,
snd thousands of acres OF hne up
iands can be purchased az s. per acre.
Nv an act OF the recent legislature
.Iemesiic industry is encouraged and
,'rolecled in Arkansas. THIS excel
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MORTON.
A Radical Newspaper RshukBs Senator
MsFiou, Of Indiana, for Ms
lylHg speech.

From the san Francisco Buustinl
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ARKANSAS LANDS
ACRES,

me Little Rock aud Fort smith Railroa,
aass Land Grant direct from the Govern
Of
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SIC 10 Re1uIais u RoWsIs
yourselves, and
Relief and Health b Your IHfaafz.


4 It not only relieves the child from pain. b %
I invigOrates the stomach ana bowels. core. q
/ acidiLy. aud gives tone and energy % me
I whole system It VIII aluCst instantly 2 e
L Ieve
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AGENCIES OF INTIMIDATION.

A further cause Of crime amongst
Us lies in the ridiculous practice Of
posting" Such mock herOism might
very well have passed away amongst
a people educated in the stern chival-
~ OF war. II, however, the man
iness Of public sentiment has not
learned to laugh to scOrn this routine
of cheap gallantry, the law must
come TO the rescue of, at all events,
our decency and order. BloOdless
though this
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1871-09-21

KU K1Ux THROWN INTO THE SHADE
For systcmntio cruelty to orphan chill
dren commend us to the Rev. Mr.. Van
Epps, Of the 'Susquehanna Valley
House, o benevolent institution. located
OF Binghampton, New York. The fact
has been brought to light that little
child, homeless, unprotected orphan,
OF the tonder age OF nine years, had,
night and day for four weeks, worn, not
about his leg or arm, as in prison hard
dened conviots are compelled to do, but
around his neck, IN iron chain, riveted
last, tho other end of which was at
tached to whito oak clog. two feet two
inches long md four and half inches
square, weighing sixteen pounds, and
WINS only relieved from this crnel condi-
tion by escaping into the streets of the
city. The boy was taken to the city Jail
whore the rivets were filed away, and his
neck released. A Mrs. Parker, who had
two children at this institution, says
Van Epps introduced most cxtrnor,lnn-
brutal in the extreme. She has seen
little boys md girls taken aud stripped
OF all their clothing. placed in tho cellar
aud then showered with wator cold from
the well for several minutes ut timo,
SAA oAAo 1ALSAO eLiut,o HClC hlluOSL 0euu.
Van Epps has, for the slightest offences,
ordered the shoes aud stockings off the
children in the winter, and forced them
to walk in the snow for ali hour ut a
time. He inflicted this horrible treat.
ment upon a boy who had just recovered
from q severe illness Mrs. Buckman
has seen a little boy forced to hold a
heavy Chain upon his head long time,
and all for trivial offences. She says
Van Epps' theory is that the children vt
tho Home being pnupors they must bo
treated rs such, aud not DO permitted to
think that they are as good as children
who do not live by charity. Had these
monstrous outrages, which throw those
Of the mystical Ku Klux in the shade,
been committed in South Carolina, and
were these poor orphans negroes instead
OF white children, how Radicalism would
howl; how eloquent would Senator Scott
grow in demanding that martial law
should be declared and enforced for tho
protection of these innocents; and how
readily would Grant comply with this
demand, and hold the State still firmer
under the bayonct until aftor the election
in 1872.
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CoNs1aNEEs by SourH CAROLINA RAIL

COHsIGNEE6 by SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL
ROAD, September 20. 1871.-F. J. Brown,
Capt. w. P. Martin, 81. Solomon, J. s.
Campbell, =. Hope, Bryan g. Moo, Por.
tor & s., p. Oantwell, r. @. Silver &
Co:, A. Palmer, +. W. Wing, M. Davis
d o, G. D. Eberhardt, LyBrand s. Son.
Il; y: Carpenter, J. Agnew & Son, J. T.
Flanagan & Co., Pagan Bros, John
Meighan, W. B. Stanley, Jacobs s. H.,
NJ. f.. Berry, Il. D. Sem g. Son, S., c..
Il. baldwin. J. c., Copeland & b., Mrs
AelIy,, W. d. Jones, ". Gorman, L..
Cass Carpenter, ]. M. Frick. D. Epstip,
A. Civil, T. Lyman, B. +. Griffin. Lo.
rick Il L., e. NJ. Weston, Sam. Jones.
Polly McIver, Preston Bynum, Jack
Taylor, Jack Wilson, Brem, B. & Co.
S. Il. Massey, T. NJ. Dobson &c Co. O.
d. Breneckc, James Aiken, A. W. Smith.
r. S. DesporteR, Woodward e. L., Nc.
Master & b., d. Laudordale, J. McIntyre
u Co., Ladd, Bro. e. Co., F. Elder, J. O,
Boag, j. Larkon. W. r. Cochran, A. p.
NIillor, A. L. Hendrix, Merritt & NJ,
Merritt & p, J. A. May, P. Nail, J..
Turner & Son, J. Ransforth Z. B. g. Co.,
j. -. Curtis, J.. Weyman, ". &. Ker.
raglan & Co., NJ. a. Market, ". Fl. Har-
din, j. Qunttlebaum, J. NJ. Print, J. r..
D. Coleman & Co., j. w. Anderson, J..
NJ. Herndon, q. L. White, ". z. McGhee
L Co.. G. W. Shell, Mills & Co., s. r.
Todd, j. Cathey, T. w. Davis. Coan &
~. w. G. Humphries & Bro, Ferguson
" NJ, Swandnle g. j., Gaines g. b., J. H.
Oldham, J. A. David. a. L. Duncan, ".
Boman & Co., J. G. Alexander, J. r..
Cochran. s. Bleckloy. W. H. Nnrdin g.
60, ). d. Med, A. j. Stringer, J. J. e.
W. q. NJ, r. Clinkscalcs, W. +. Barr e.
Co.. 2. K. McCnlly, Martin g. H., B. T..
Crayton Il Son. McG. & B.. G. A. Reed,
s. NJ. Pcgg, N. K. g. j. P. Sullivan,
Sharp Il T.. W. Fl. Wexford & Co., D.
Bieman, Whitmire & S., Long & r.,
Cherry Il b., Croyton & s., W. D. War
rem, Pendleton Mfg Co.. Carter & ",
Is. W. Bell, Thompson s. H., Lee & c.,
Z. 4. Davis & Co., Snrtcr & b., Nick.
Johnaon, ]. II. Hair, w. Mure, j. T..
Hill Il Co., J. r. Malloy. Spartanburg &
U. 4. r., T. McNally, Spears & c., Eos.
ter & W.. B. w. Tenlup, Rico, II. & Co.,
j. =. Jeter, j. s. Sims, J. a. Lee, J. T..
Il. White, j. Walker IL Co., Foster & j.,
McAboy, Bro. s. CO., a. Schoppaul, J.
A. Jarnett, Cox & A.. b. D. Dean, Cox
Il A., Carpenter g. c., j. A. Sherard. A.
2. Hubbard, 3. +. Crayton & Bro.
McG. & B.. ". +. D. & Co., A. ]. Hart.
Sullivan & Son, J. A. David. ". D.
Goodwin, b. NJ. Winstock, W. W.. G..
Q. M., Fellers e G., Wright L c., J. D.
Smith, W. II. Webb, J. b.. P. Scott, j.
.. Hightower. W. f. Thackston, Bowen,
G. & Co., q. W. Brannon S Co., G. W.
West6eid, Beattie & Co., J. p. Boozer
+. 7. Leavol. r. J. McCaughrin, Mays
y NJ, A. Singleton & Co., S. T. FAINT,
Lovelace & W., Ripley A t.. MoGrath &
B. I 7
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CoNsIdSREs PER CHARLOTTE, CoLUM-
DIA AND AUGUSTA RAILROAD, September
90 D. Sem & Son, P. Cantwell, E..
Stenhouse, T. Earle, J. A. Civil, L. c..
kibler, a. p. King, T. II. Minis, P. E..
Wise & Co., J. W. Davis, W. D. Love &
Co., kohm L. NloA., G. Dicrcks. Core.
land & b., e. Hope, J.. A. Hendrix &,
Bro, NJ. Comerford, j. S. & F. Robb,
4. G. Parks. J. T. Townsend, Goiger e.
McG., Agent, J. Il. Purseley, Mott g.
T., J. q. Seegers, Swygert & H., Fergu-
son & NJ, e. Solomon. Kibler & L., A.
Il s.. j. L. Colemon. W. g. A. Fuller, A.
D. Lovelace. L. B. Crews, 8. B. Colcut,
J. Carter, t. Fl. Cater, Dr.. s. s. Hill,
A. w. 3. King, Lieut.. A. Harris, J. A.
Hamilton, G. Symmers. Willie & Bro,
W. G. Bee & Co., 3. e. Elkins, J. E.
Green, J. NJ. Lipscomb. J. P. J. NJ.
Alnrdock. J. Brown, W. II. Webb, j.
Swan 4 Co., NJ. David & Co.. B. r.
Smith & Co.. J. Mckenzie, ". r. Ston-
10y, r. & W. G. Swaffield. r. s. Des.
portes, Gains & b., B. j. & Son, M.
Lesser, G. G. Mayer, Cooper & T., G. E.
Thomas, G. L. Jackson, J. A. Green &
Son, Ruff & Cloud, J. r. Minter, Craw-
ford & Son, J. P. Boozer, P. 81. Pane,
Port Royal r. r. Co.
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RATTLE-sNAKE.-On Monday, OF last
week, Mrs. Joel Corley, who resides
about two miles from our village, chop.
ped the head off of rattle snake with a
hoe. The snake measured four md a
half feet, and had ten rattles, and but
ton. When discovered, it was in the
yard near tho house.
Lexington Dispatch.
Tho Washington Patriot says there is
not hoase Of ill-character in Washing
ton City that is not run by the police.
The license is given in the way OF pro-
lection, and the pay for the same is ex-
acted in tho shape Of black mail.
There wore 10 deaths in Charleston
for the week ending tho 1Gth-whites
90; colored 20.
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HOTEL ARR1vA1s, September 90
Columbia Hotel-J. Armstrong, J. Gil6l-
lin, p. Duffie, Mrs. j. F. Mourant, ".
Calder, Charleston; W. Falch, G. ".
Bradley. wife and child, u. s. A.; ". s.
Wood, Va; W. II. Gary, Edgefeld; H.
w. st. John, N. Y; II. s. johnson, Pe-
kin, China; J. @. Adams. Mass; W. T..
Walters, ". D. Miller, Baltimore; Jos.
Walker, Union; W. J. Magill, Atlanta;
j. G. Nichols and wife, st. Helena ISL
and; w. @. Anderson, Augusta; H. ".
High, Wilmington; Z. Starke, city; 0.
NJ. Sadler, 8. G.; W. II. Evans, r. T.;
Z. j. Outz, Phmnix; j. II. Miner, Mid
way; T. +. Greneker, Newberry; J. A.
Wright, Ga.
Nicherson House-J. Norton, Dorn's
Mine; J. Capes. Charleston; G.. A. Oar
ling, DR.. Lewie, Lexington; W. John
ston, Charlotte; Mrs. Benton and child,
Chicago; Mrs. Silsby, Ala; Mrs. r. A.
Springs, Miss Bobo, Rock Hill; ". ".
Duncan, Va; W. Cooper, Kingstree; T.
Turner, ILL.,; 8. P. Davis. Covington;
Mrs. T. Q. Cowan, Due West; Miss M.
O. Stephens, Miss T., CARLY, F. D. Bush.
Greenville; J. A. Lowry, Ala. O. P.
Buiat, Newberry; D. Bacott, N. Y; J.
0. Meredith, Helena.