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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-29
LATEST TELEGRAMS.
specials to the Ledger.
AMERICAN PRrss ASSOCIATION. VIA 8. P.
TKLRGRAPE COMPANY. =
European N e.w S
FRANCE.

VERSAILLES, May, 29.--The disarma-
ment of National Guards has been Or
dered by the government to take place
throughout Franco The work is pro
crossing quietly.
Jecker, the Mexican banker, along
with other hostages, has been shot by
the Communists.
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THOSE FLOWERS.

We we're favored yesterday with few
flowers, sent us by a fair lady friend.
We like flowers; they are the poetry Of
the affections, the connecting link be-
tween heaven and earth. There is to
US nothing in life half so pure and sweet
as aowers-excepling the dear ladies
themselves who send them; for what
would the world be, without women and
flowers, but an empty dream, and life
itself a vain delusion. Thank you, fair
lady, for this kindly remembrance-for
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The Cosl Mine disaster.

PIrrsToN, Pa May 29.-Since all the
men have been taken out of the mine
three more have died. A number Of
others are not expected to recover. An
inquest was commenced this morning
and is still going on; the testimonywill,
probably, not be concluded till late this
afternoon. The evidence thus far shows
an objectionable, if not criminal, neglect
on the part of the inspector and opera
tors.
Some of the men viii be buried to-day;
the others on "Wednesday morning. The
train brought crowds Of people from
Wilkesharre and Scranton. There is but
little to be seen, the dead having been re-
moved to their late residences. of those
taken out alive who were cared for at
the Auzerne House, but three among
the whole number have as yet recovered
their senses. Thomas Edwards and his
son have so far recovered as to be able
to recognize their friends.
LAFER.-It is reported that another
miner has died since nine o'clock this
morning. AT the inquest the testimony
has all been taken, and the jury have
adjourned TO meet in half an hour to
consider the testimony and render YER
IA
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-29
IsHAN G. HARRIS, President,
J. HARVEY MATHEs, Secretary.

VARIETIEs.-This temple of fun, on
Washington street. continues to be the
grand center Of attraction. The mana
gers, Messrs Diboll and German, are
doing everything in their power to pre-
sent frst-alass exhibition before the
public The troupe at the Varieties is
composed Of number Of fine artists.
The dancing, singing and general per
Torrance cannot be excelled.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-29

The King Of Sweden has recently
been suffering under dangerous illness,
caused by the use of a certain hair
restorer," which, according to the chem
zeal analysis of the royal physician, con-
tanned large proportion Of the oxide
of lead--a salt most injurious to the
human system. In consequence Of these
supposed dangerous effects, a sanitary
commission has been organized by the
King to sit at Stockholm, and pass
Judgment upon the cosmetic.
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HEBREW ORPHAN ASYLUM
PICNIC,
At James Park,
On Tuesday, June O, 1871.

The Gold Medal Sewing Machine is
now in town. New brooms sweep clean.
The great desire of all ladies is to be
engaged. Here is something that will
engage you as long as your physical
strength viii hold out. The Machine is
warranted to never tire, break or run
down. The most perfect Machine ever
brought to this market-the Gold Medal
Sewing Machine, No. SO North Court
street, three doors from Main street and
three doors from Odd Fellows Build
ing. II
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NotIee Cnnfederatea.

A special meeting of the Confederate
Soldiers Relief and Historical Associa.
ton is hereby called 10 assemble at the
usual hour and place on Monday even.
ing, the 29th inst, for the transaction
OF interesting business The committee
on entertainment viii be ready, ON the
occasion, TO present full programme OF
the approaching picnic, and a full at
tendance Of members is earnestly re-
nueetad
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1871-05-29

MASSACHUSETTS is twitted by PROBES
sor Woolsey with the humiliating cir
cumstance that 1t only shows one divorce
to forty-four marriages, while Connecti-
cut shows one to eleven; but Massachu-
sets responds that if It were to take
pains to marry off all its spinsters as
they do in Connecticut it would have OF
least five times as many divorces with
out difficulty. NFaELE
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IT is stated that q reliable citizen Of
Columbus, Ca, has offered to give that
city $4,000 for the exclusive privilege
to build a street railroad on each side Of
Broad street and connect it with the diff
ferent depots and warehouses. lie
would agree further to carry freight at
two cents per barrel, cotton at four cents
per bale and passengers at four cents
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FORTUNES.

Nj A ID A NJ Il AN MA,
E0RTUNE TEIuER. EAST SIDE OF
T. Main st., south Of broadway. two squares
below the NJ. ana u. railroad depot. 65-90
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pENTIsTs.

HINS ON & MAXES,
nENTIsTs, NO. 90 MAIN STREET. ARE
IL plugging teeth for cash, from one 70 three
dollars for each cavity Of decay, and defy
competition In all dental operations. Nitrous
Oxide Gas given free. Call at
No. 23s Main street. 1851
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Until the LIST Of June!
THE GREAT RED SJGRK

WILL SELL Hf.
Handsome French styles Lawn, lOc a
yard.
Beautiful satin striped Piques, Csc yard
Grenadines, nice quality, Zoe and l21c
yard.
Fine quality Misses Shoes, 81 pair.
Other goods marked down in proper
ton.
72-f WIN. Frank, 22O Main st.
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BOARDING.
Worsham IIouse.

Iron AND AFTER THE 1sr or JUNE.
II until further notice. our rates for day
board viii be IS per month.
WHITE K ScHLEY.
1856 PrOpriefors
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ns- Greenhouse aud hardy plants. cut fow-
ers, bouquets, deral decorati ons for balls, par
ties, weddings and funerals. Lawns, gardens
and cemetery lots laid out in the most artistic
style. 79-lin
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WANTED-lOO0 barrels apples and
potatoes Highest market price paid by
t. H. Warts a CO.,
10 No. 3 Elliott Block.
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the Planters, and Land.owners'

The Planters and landowners
Labor and Emigration Convention meets
on the LIST and I'd Of June next at the
Chamber Of Commerce, Memphis. 20
DoSoHo & buckley,
81 80 Madison street.
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Genuine Gravel Roofing, by Bar
fhOIOmew q Alien, As North COurt
street. 1877
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NURSERY.
Bluff City Nursery,
m. PERDUE. PR OPRIETOR.
Poplar Street, near Dunlap Avenue.

DIOR JOHNSON, Florist AMI Landscape Gar
dener. late Of Royal Gard ems. Stockholm.
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REMOVAL.
DISSOLUTION,

TpHE cOPARTNERsHIP OF BROWN, Dill
lard A Co. having expires By Limitation
on the lst Of April last. the business Of the
firm is now being settled BY X, B. Brown. OF
the firm Of Brown. Starett A Co., 80 Front
their accounts. r. b. BROWN,
JAS. II. DILLARD,
COLLIN ADAMS.
May 2s. 1s7l.- 76-7s
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Fancy FIOur.

Fancy FfOur.
To THE CRY TRADE. We call the at
tention of dealers to some fancy -four
which we have just received on consign-
ment, and which we are authorized, by
the manufacturers, to guarantee supe-
rior to anything else in this market,
having taken the premium at the worlds
fair. ANGUS CAMPBELL Il Co.,
Flour and Commission Merchants,
N 347 Second street.
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Try those delicious cider cock
tails at WiiIett's. T-i
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GARDEN VASES and settees, at Fl, Wet
ter & Co. ), l3 and Is Monroe st. mt-79
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Browse 3 BRowNE,Sl5 Second st. ri

straw and Panama hats, large va
ricties, AT I.eidy & Co.'S. IS
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COVE and buy Perkins a Houses non
explosive lamp, in which, by the appli-
cation Of Daveys safety lamp principle,
ii is made impossible for the flame to
communicate with the interior Of the
lamp. and all danger of explosion is
thus effectually prevented. For sale at
225 Main street, corner Of Union. 50
AUorIoxsALE ofhousehold and kitchen
furniture at No. 29s Poplar street
Wednesday morning at 20 O o'clock; par
ties declining housekeeping. See red
Gag. A. L. FRANKLAND,
Auctioneer.
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Il M BR RIEs


Do you want boots? do shoes you need
To cover and adorn your feet2
Who does the best and cheapest sell.
Warrant his goods and treat you we'll
L. Roescher. 326 Main street. 4
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HATs cleaned, dyed, pressed and trim
med by N. Cohen, 1884 Main st. 81
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ESSAYS.
!, - nn,DAL CmAMBER.

THE BRrDAL CHAMBER.
-seANyc ron Va ING MEN, ON GREAT
X, socisI Ev;is M buses. which interfere
In Warr;aen H,s;1b - means of relief for
the erring and unfortunate. es " aIa ae
bilitated. Sent free, in sea ZION Ma 5S
Address HOWARD ASS0CIA1- Wy Wy 1 ss'i1s u
Ninth street. Philadelphia. Pa. o,ilo
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M Notice.
The drawing Of the Real Estate Dis
tribution of Memphis, for 1871, will take
place on the 4th day Of July. The Office
for the disposition Of shares in this city
will close on the 9th day of June.
nsai PASSWORDS & RUFFIN,
"a Agents and Managers.
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wood woodi

woOdi wood wOodi
Delivered to any part of the city at Sc
per cord by C. II. Johnson, III Poplar
street, between Third and Fourth. 81
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DARTIEs INDEBTED 10 BLACK BRO.
il 4 CO.. must make payments 90 Joseph n.
Black, who u alone authorized 20 receipt for
same, or 70 bind the firm By contract.
May IS, n III BLACK BRO. co.
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DIED.
NOTICES.
n O II L g H !

TNHE MEMBERS OF THE MEMPHIS Me
Il chanics' CO-Operative Union are requested
70 attend n meeting al the Second Circuit
Court room. entrance on Union street, next
Monday. the 18th day Of May. All are re-
quesied 10 attend. a. matters Of importance
will be brought before the meeting. All me
chanies, and those that are interested in the
welfare Of Memphis in the way Of manufac-
tures are invited 20 attend.
JAMES FLAHERrH. President.
JoHs A. ROUsH, Secretary. % "
THEREAFTER, WE WILL NOT RECEIVE
III In payment Of demands placed In our
hands anything but money. or checks certified
BIZ the Cashiers Of the different banks.
A. X. HUMES. Notary Public.
HUNSDON CARY.
j. II. GOODLETT, -
j. p. B0UGHFER.
sol ~. p. IRRELEVANT.
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The largest assortment of mems
and boys hats I'm the city, at Leidy
q Cog. IS
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when they are faded and gone the mem
ory OF your bright face will linger around
us encouraging us to renewed exertons
to eight manfully the great battle OF lie.
---------4.--p--.v-----
The late Hon. VIM. z. Fessenden once
made remark which was interpreted as
an insult to Mr.. Seward. When informed
of it. and seeing such meaning could
be given to his words, he Instantly went
to Mr.. Seward andsaid; Mr.. Seward,
I have insulted you; am sorry for it. |
did not mean it. This apology, so
prompt frank and perfect, SO delighted
Mr.. Seward that, grasping him by the
hand, he exclaimed: God bless you,
Fessenden; | wish you would insult me
again"
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The Radicals in Richmond, Virginia,
are sad. The white vote registered ex-
ceeds the Golored vote about nine hun
dred, and indicates a Democratic vic.
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IL you want good fare at two doll
lars aud Gfty cents per day stop Mt
the WOrsham House. Day board.
se5 per month, from JuneI. "a
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RAILROADS.
MEMPHIS AND CHARLESTON R. r.
CHANGE OF TIME.
MEMPHIS AND LOUISVILLE
h RAILROAD.
= 4l
Observation-Disclosures

Day Express. leaves daily........-...... Loo am
New York Express. daily...............l2:l as p. IN
Nashville Express, daily ................. 45 pm
ELEGANT SLEEPING CARS WILL RUN
II through TO st. Louis and Louisville on
the u :43 pm train. and TO Nashville on the
5:45 pm. train. The 4 am. and 3 As pm.
train does not run on Sunday. nj
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UsHE FOLLOWING NAMED GENTLEMEN
i respectively represent the different nation
alities: uH .ia ni sI.i sH HiHNk
AMERICAN Colonel w Coleman. 7 Nor
ment. Captain Larry Plarmstad. General ) d
Ruffn.N lW
ENGLAND-Hon J ohm Cubbins. + Mar
shall. II L Green, W F Crook.
FRANCE Charles La Clercq. Captain Ed
Capdiville. II Jaque t, French John.
GERMANY IF H Buttinghaus. George
Stionmeyer, Richman, d Pante.
SCOTLAND = duncan Mclean. DR. l.
Simms. j B Campbell, r r Wilson.
IRE4AND-Colonel NJ Magevney. jr. W M
Harvey. P NJ Winters, W Welsh.
IIALY- Vincent B Bacigalupo. Felix Ga
lb1e, M Malatesta, p Solari.
SWITZERLAND p A Maillard, } W
Ehlinger, II Eshman. Fransioli.
DENMARK--Ch Smith, J B Miller.
SWEDEN-L Piltz, A Atkison. 'li7t
N0RWAY-M Anderson.
Tickets so cents. Ladies free.
Hald 100 .fJ s
DB- Grounds lighted up by Calcium lights.
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LUMBER.
LUMBER YARD AND SAW MILL.

WE ARE NOW MANUFACTURING AND
w are prepared TO furnish in any quantity,
Building and Fencing Lumber, AZ, from $40 to
to $40 per thousand Shingles (both sawed
and hand made), at from So so TO IS per thou
sand. Our stock Of Laths, Weather boarding,
3 Vlooring, Ceiling, Doors, Sash. Blinds, Mould
!, les, Dry and Dressed Lumber, is complete,
W, Sieh we are selling At the lowest possible
9;s, ntch. N u. ~. w. COCHRAN,
AZ. sd Foot OF Washington st.. near river.
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THE COMMERCIAL HOTEL has reduced
day board to $25 per month. 10
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By the Goyernor:s F & er2EglEsr
OT. If. BUThER, Secretary Of State. Z

DESCRIPTION. Said Dan Smith is IS years
of age. 5 feet 10 inches high, heavy set. weighs
| l75 pounds. yellow colored round face,
slightly wrnkled when last seen wore heavy
black whiskers. slightly marked with small
pox. slightly lame in right leg. toes off at first
joint on right foot, kinkey hair but in the
habit of carrying wig, His accomplish in
this murder was his wife, Ella Smith. good
looking, copper-c0lored negress, medium size,
30 years of age quick spoken. in ,'n.
The friends of the deceased offer an addi-
tional reward of FIVE hundred dollars $500 for
the apprehension of said parties. 70-Sl
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Imported bohemian beer on tap to-
day at j. j. Heinrich a. Bros, No. 16
Madison street.
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Trunk Factory. 500 Maiust. Is
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LIZ ePRooLAMATIoNs.
Governors Proclamation

d. w. G. Senter. Governor Of State of Ten
nessee. to all who shall see these presents
Greeting:
w HEREAS, IT HAS BEEN MADE
w known to me that q certain Dan Smith
tcolored), charged with having committed
April, 1871. upon the body of NJ. j. Mer-
wether. late of our county Of Shelby, has fed
from justice, and is now running at large.
NgW. therefore, IL ID. VIC. Senter, Gov
authority in me vested. do hereby offer a re-
ward of THREE UNDRED DOLLARS $4,000
to any person or persons who may apprehend
the said DapSmith (colored), and deliver him
in order that justice in that behalf may be
had and executed HrfFl altlif = N hN
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set
my hand, and caused the Great Seal of
LIS the State TO be affixed, at Nashville,
on the 9Th day of May. 1871.
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Imported bohemian beer on tap to-
day at ]. ]. Heinrich & Bros, No. 1G
Madison street.
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GAs-FrrrrEe at sl5 Second st. 42t
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81 Fire. Marine and River risks taken at
the lowest rates. ut
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WIN. FRANK, 22O Main st.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26
BUSINESS LETTER.


We ask that our own merchants and
those of Charleston give careful atten-
tion to the business letter published in
our columns to-day. The points made
a-e striking, in regard to Charleston as
market, aud fully in accord with all
our pre-couccived opinions and feelings
in regard thereto. Let US build up our
home metropolis-our hOme-by spend
ing our money and keeping the profits
of trade at home. The principle is
correcs,sa and the thing is entirely prao.
tical, as shown by our intelligent and
esteemed contributor, from bic personal
experience.
The Charleston merchant should also
give heed to what is said about ad0er .
tisiug. Ifthey want to build up trade
in Charleston. they must use the indis
peusable influence of the press.
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p fs... .ss.-. :
Il 70 be seen everywhere over the South, and
il is frequently asked what is Sumter Bitters.-
We will try and answer this to the satisfaction
of slL. Sumtsr. Bittets is diRusive- stinulant,
prepared from the purest Bye Whiskey made ex-
pressly tos this purpose foT the ProprietOrs,
Calysia Bark [fron which quinine Is obtained,l
aud Roots and Herbs Of Aromatic Tonic proper:
ties. The formula Of which has been submitted
to aud approved By the highest Medical authority
in this State.
The propsietoxs received their alSt idea Of the
valvs Of this o.abinetioR fromsthe great success
II obtained in the prevention aud cure of Chilis
an,' Fever among the troops during the late. wal,
who coming from all parts Of tho 6tate 70 the
Swamps and Coasts of1he Low Country, where
it was thought almost certain death 70 sleep one
night, apd when BY giving them Quinine IN
Whiskey, fevers were prevented and the healtn
!, e duk troops kep* up toths highest Add1td.-
TAis formaia has been greatly isuptoTsdNey toe
addition Of oar val1able' 'Toaio snd restorative
Hesbs and Roots ebu6ined With the best stirau-
last pure Rye; ;Whiaksy!" si1ee It has been IN
troSuced In thSs fOztn Of Sumter Dittsrs, Its
vaiauble Tonic properties and delightful taste
has commended it to hundreds, nsy 'thousoads Of
:uefsous. eGS heso been tempted by its use.--
Rcans OF ecrtiEsaaes Of It's eGeaey corld Do
furnished sterS Il necessary, but its increasing
sales alouo il the best evidence Of its Eofth and
popuiafity. Tn6usGnds Of dozens being sold
now where tsns Of dozens were previously; and
We oply ask Of those who need Delightful
Tonic, Appetizer aud invigorator, to try our
Sunter Sitters. For sale By drocers, Druggists,
and Dsalers everywhere. s+.r - - =. :. go.
'-- DoWIE, NOISE + DAVIS,
PRoPRiRToEs AND WHotEsALE DRuaeisTs,
CHARLESTON;2. G.
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END OF vOLUmE XXI.

The present issue of the Watcaman
closes its twenty-frSt volume. The FIRST
sheet of it was printed about day light,
on the morning Of the 9th day of
April, 1S50-its present editor being
present Gas one Of its proprietors) and
assistingao give it blr,h..<e.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26
THE COUNTY cOnm1sfONERs AND
THE sUPERINTENDlkCY OF THE
COUNTY POOH HOU4.

U1r attention has b@n more. than
once called, within a I'd or Two, to
the fact that the preseniSotiug Super,
of the COUNT Poor House
and .Fsrm is also. one + tkg County
Commissioners; aud ID add strong
complaints have been wse :. to us, apd
continue to be made, b5fnen Of both
political PARTIES under sleral headings,
in connection with thu matter. We
propose 70 allade to the calmly and
free fron feeling--in alyle iu'Which
We think all our public rievaucea and
wrongs should.be digcra 4 and exposed
knowing that no hOE man, be he
white or black, DeRoea or Rapas!i-
can, can objecs'to affair id Legitimate
criticism Of public affair aThsuso the
points in question
1t is urged primarily i; That the late
Board of County oonni s1er6 IL The
discharge of the legitin seheAiens Of
tE6ir Office, some tius viOuS to the
ieltcsi0u and qualification sf their sue
bessSrssin o@ss, slsc 1assd
and installed properly, asE seGelsns
Bond, > superintsudsu 4 Pqs 81.
aOnss and Farm. iot sHu bs!se yeaf.
ltsls bs ssmsnbsted q ods sips
slapssd sisst ehs stsss 6ssofs tss
quaIifs tIls ss.Is
shat dos6 sxS.: 8
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DARL1NGrON AeRICULTURAL sO-
CIETYs

We are indebted to Mr.. W. f.
JAMES, Secretary aud Treasurer,
(through Maj. Taos. B. FRASER, Of
SUMTER for copy of the Premium List
of the Darlington Agricultural Society,
for the 6rst annual Fair, to be held at
Darlington c. H., s. c., on the '4th aud
5th of October hext.
The List embraces offered premiums
il the several departments and varieties
of Field Crops, Horses, Jacks and
Mules, Sheep, Goats and Swiue, Poultry,
Household Department, Orchard, Nur-
eef5 60, ,ArsotiSuitare, Horticulture and
HOrticpltnres Southern Domestic Fa7
brics, NeSeleaDd Es0ey ~ ofs, MeohaOii-
les, (embrpcipg agricultural imple-
ments Of every Variety, Sculpture and
Painting, and Special Premiums for
the largest. number Of commendable
articles byE one .iifsrnsr, s'Of household
articles by one lady, patch. work, knit
ting, netting, crcohss and fancy work,
by one lsdy-a Sewing Mqohine, for TIE
best loaf of bread, Offered BY Col. F. F.
WARfEY) and premiums of, one ton Of
Etiwan No. 2, each, fOrthe most proftta- i
BILE results from the use Of this manure
on one acre of cotton, corn and oats
offered BY the eompany-stataments0 0i
these latter to be ssnt-toi We, JAMES
Secretary, before Dec. Is, 1871.
Tie Counties adjoining Darlingtor
are invited TO compete for. the prizes
in ahy Of the Departments, and w
trpst that,Suutpr will show a a-stronG
representation. IL this way We maJ
,beoomsis sEtO 60 aud Do q liksElss' is.s
oqrselves-as a g9qgsD -. 10.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26
'59th Division,

Order No. 13
Recently several anonymous letters
have been ptc1;ed ap-so called-and
circulated as genuine by the finder.
Such is false. All orders emanatipg
from this order will be duly executed
Counterfeitcrs had best beware. If they
are known they will suffer, especially if
they persist in disappearing the in
teution of our order.
Good citizens of any race or color will
be respected aud protected.
By order, 0. X.
or, Secretary. Grand Chief.