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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1871-12-28

Known 10 the Medical world, and willerad-
icate diseases arising from Impure blood,
Debility OF the Digestive Organs, or diseased
Liver, An . shorter time than any other
known remedies.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01
THE LEGISLATURE.
sENArE pRoeEEpINes oF YEs1ERDAY.

Special to the Appeal
NAsHvILLE, October Sl.--After the
routine, tho following bills were intro
duoed and passed the frst reading:
BY Mr.. COuiter-A bill regulating the
mode OF presenting bills and other mat
ter TO the governor, and signing and hline
the same.
BY M. Couiter-A bill to allow an ad-
ditional Justice of the peace in the ninth
civil district Of 5ibson county.
By AR. Windle--A bill TO repeal chapter
ninety-six Of the act to increase the COM
mon school fund.
BY Mr. Hughes-A resolution requiring
the attorney-gsneral to report respecting
the title of the State 10 the Memphis city
hospital property, which lies over.
The Senate resolution respecting Inn
provement of tbs Capitol grounds was
adopted.
The House resolution appointing q
Joint committee TO examine and report on
the statutes OF Tennessee, compiled by
Thompson * Steiger, was adopted.
The House resolution 10 appoint COM
mittes to report relative 20 the sgrieul-
tur6l school fund was taken up. MessEs.
SEWER and Mcconnell asked for delay.
Messrs C0ul; or and DuBose were opposed
to any delsy. DIR. Gibson moved TO refer
tins reaolution TO The eduestion committee.
The last original resolution was adopted.
House bills on.third reading:
For protection 10 ownsrs OF stock keps
for breeding purposes. Rejected.
For tho p0nishmant Of persons mali
clcusiy injuring stock. Laid on table.
Several House 8ne Senate bills were ad-
vsnced q stage.
Senate bills on third reading:
To amend general lRE concerning rail-
road corporstioas.
To provide for change of county seats
in certain cases. Passed.
To provide for the sale and dispo-
sition Of stock held by counties,
fncoTporased cities and towns in
railroad corporations. A discussion en-
sued which lasted till one O'Clock In tbs
afternoon, when the Senate adjourned un-
til tomorrow, without deciding the ques-
ksosf
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01
HOUSE pROGElDlSas OF YESTERDAY

Mr.. Snipes, from SPECIAL COMMITTEES, re-
ported that Samuel Watson, trustee OF
the bank OF Tennessee, received only the
salary Of trustee from that institution.
The following bills were introduced and
passed first reading;
By Mr. Farn1or-eTo Iepeal an cot for the
suppression os hunting and killing deer
with dogs or guns, or noting fish in the
counties Of Benton and Humphreys.
BY Mr.. Le0ch-To amend section 620 OF
the code.
By Mr.. Orews-To reduce the rate OF
taxation to thirty cents on every hundred
dollsrs' worth Of property, and 10 repeal
the merchants tax.
By Mr.. Msster-To provide for Offering
rev ards for horse thieves
By Mr.. Fields-To change the line be-
tween Bedford and Rutherford counties.
By M. Trousdsle--To loan atty stand
of arms 70 the high school OF Sumner
county.
By kr. T;IIman-For the protection Of
snb-tenanta In reference to landiord's 8
By Mr.. Lumpkin-To regulate the dis
tribntion Of money raised BY sherlf's
By Mr.. KcGlothlin-To amend section
30s6 Of the code.
By Speaker Richard son--For the benefit
OF executors and administrators.
By Mr.. McGlothlin-To repeal aection
1885 OF the code.
By Mr.. Harris Making persons twen-
ty-one yearA Of age eligible TO corporation
By Speaker Riehsrdson-Prsviding fo1
iadzes of county courts to perform csTtsir
acts where clerks OF said courts are incom'
Bv Nj. MeGhos-Toc change the name o
Hoistou river to that Of Tennessee river
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By Mr.. Snipes-A resolution allowing
the Federal court use Of the State library
Lies over.
BY Mr.. Lswis-A resolution appointing
a special COMMITTEES to report bill pro-
viding for the as. s.essment of property and
the best mode OF collecting taxes. Taken
up under g suspension OF the rules.
After the debate Mr.. Crews offered q
resolution in lieu which was adopted.
House bill to amend laws relative to Pc
nal proceedings YVES rejected.
House bill on third reading 20 allow
additional justice OF the peace for Fsyette
county. Passed.
To change the line between Hardin and
Decatur counties. Passed.
AFTEEEooN SESSION.
Several House and Senate bills were ad-
vsnced stage.
The following bills were rejected on
second reading:
To change the holding of the sessions of
the circuit court from three TO two in each
year.
To repeal an act increasing the common
school fund.
Providing for keeping live stook within
enclosures.
On second reading:
House bill to exempt from taxation the
Odd Fellows mutual aid society Of Mem
phis,
Mr.. Crews offered in lieu bill exempt
ing from taxation all property used for re-
Igious, charitable, literary or educational
purposes. Passed.
The following resolutions were intro
dueed:
House resolution for the benefit of Jacob
Frenklin. Rsjscted.
House resolution appointing a joint
com mites to examine duplicate recaipts
of the cashiers OF the various depositories
of the Stats. Adopted.
Adjourned.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01
TELEGRAPHIc mlscELl ANY.

Chicago asks for more soldiers.
Asbury leaves for England to-day.
The New Orleans races begin on the 5th
December.
General Sherman goes to Europe next
week.
The canvas for State officers goes briakly
on in Wisconsin.
Gsrvey's return to New York was ru.
mored there last night.
The military departments ofthe country
are TO be re-arranged.
All the members were present at a cabi-
net meeting held yesterday.
The Enterprise insurance company,
Philadelphia, has collapsed.
Ex-Governor Seymour is glad that the
Tsmmsny ring has bsen broken.
Canada is not going to demE the re-
turn of the fishing Horton.
New York creditors are acting very
generously with their Chicago debtors.
A crazy fellow In Clark eoiszst Lnllana;
yesterday chopped BIS fatkesss hBad of.
Six hundred feet Of the ievee, from
MoDtegut to Louisa street, New Orleans
cavsd in yesterday.
George Andrews has bsen appointed
United States attorney for the eastern
district of this State.
The bsnd-wagon of Howe's circus cap.
sizsd at Hudson, New York, last Monday
and killed two Of the musicians.
Chicsgo's political sea is Hot so pacific
now 81 whom the trsnur of th8 big fire
was upon the log-rolling politicians oi
that strange city.
Little Rock viii be lively to-day. The
Methodist conference, the State medical
association and the grand lodge Of Odd.
Fellows meet there this morning.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01

AN association OF wOrkingmen in Boston
have adopted plan for obtaining houses
At low rate Of rental and payment. They
proposs 70 build fifty houses which, II
erecsed singly, would cost 5000 each, on
slOO coo in all, bat which, being contrae-
ted for together, win cost about $4,000.
Ofshis amount each member Of the ssso-
ciation pays 500 down, or $4,000 in all,
snd thus the sum required on mortgages
is reduced 70 s65. 900. Should this plan be
carried into effect, and the owners psy
$50 rent snnuAlly, the entire indebted
ness will be liquidated In seven years and
g surplus OF SI2.9 .96T be left 20 the credit Of
the association. We c0nmsnd this plan
to the workingmsn OF Memphis who sre
eugszsd in the lsudsble task OF orgsni-
zing building associations. Our poor men
must help themselves, Rsnts In Memphis
sre exhorbitsnt, and the houses offered 70
tenants gsnsrslly little better than barns
or pig pens.
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New Remedies G. Quick Cures
DR.. H. DeCARL'S
M . d1C aL = III Q .,
No 20I MAIN STREET,

DETWEEN WASHINGTON AND ADAMa
u streets, Memphis, Tom Or. DeCaFl,
formerly Of S4l Aatn street, Bu6slO. ". Y,
spec ali-t in the trestmeitt Of ayo1l,is and
female. Is permsns1Ily located al No. 20i
Main street. Memphis, TaUn,
Facts are Kncfs.-Good phyEisns acknowi-
edee his superior skill Snd unprecedented
saecasa antHapa h0peies5 fs.sss ~ ~. fsli
f1efa eulleffssE from sF III dire ssss g seas
these Gno1naloas and e1mpltested ez9es OF
OH standing, where The constitution has
long s11eTsd from protractsd nsrcurial
treatment, should not despSt-, but call on
his fumiEasing Nspor Baths, in C injunction
with Internal treatmsnt ~ extracts OF Trop-
icel Baf KS Roots and Leaves, Whieh grow
within 2l1k degrees of the qustor, and nearly
u1der avsrticsl sun.
Te the ladfes.-rhe valiru' c7mpitezted
ana distressing diseases lneid eni % females,
treated with eminent sG0cess. SUN as sup
p -eseso IONS. irregularities. Whites Falling OF
she Womb, Iuniora, all Drinarv Diseases
NervOns Debility, Peinlul or Difficult %eo.
struAtlcn, Bafrennass. ETC., etc, viii be
speedily cured, without poisonous drngs in
furious or unpalaiabie m0diuiDe of any Kind
Have no delfcaey IN sailing, no difference
Whist your tTonblss may be. The q II ictsd
are cordially invited TO call and Eatisfy
themselves.
REnEMBERs That Dr. ptCarl publishes no
eerincstes 70 dupe the unwsry, nor max ed
false REPRESENTATIONS 10 gall the unfor,un sic,
but that all he says VIII ee faithfully CAR
ried out.
Sg all letters answered promptly and
medicines carefully packed and sealed, free
Rom observation. for~srded by express 10
eyeIy part Of the civilized world.
80 Once 20I Aain street, up stairs, Aem-
pals, Tenn. fostonee box kR8. offics hours
rom TX AIN. 10 81 p m. mol
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PoLYGAMOUs.
Latest Phase Of the Mormon Situation
Grinding of the Church 0rusn.

SALT LAKE CITY, October 31.-H. 8.
Eldridge, OF the bank Of Dessret, and
William Jsnning, of Zion's cooperative
institution, were reserved as sureties on
the bail bond of Mayor Daniel Wells. The
motion for h-I for Stout and Kimbzll is
still und( the consideration of the court.
The CO of Clayton VS.. Clayton, being q
suit OF a polygsmous wife of William
Clayton, for q territorial order of divorce
and alinnony, Ia on the docket for to-mor-
row. The point st presen raised is dsmur-
er to the jurisdiction of the United States
court, defence claiming Pit matters of
this nature belong exclusively to
the probate court. The plaintiff is
Clsyton's ninth wife, and q suit for di-
vorce before the United States court can
not, of course, be maintained. The testi-
mcny on the merits of the case, however 1t
is expected will be decidedly curious, in
asmuch as to admit that the plaintiff is
defendants wife would leave him open to
the charge Of polygsmy. The DEFENDANTS
only hope, therefore, is to msintain the
demurrer.
Everything is as quiet and peacesble
here Tonight as q country village, aside
from what is said in the church organ.
The general expression OF the Mormons is
that Of entire submission to the law. Cam
non is bitter, but OrsOn Pratt says ali is
right 90 long as they don't fine him, for
he has no money.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01
THE TAX QUESTION.
A Rather Unexpected Move on the Part Of
the Law Makers.

Special to the Appeal
NASHVILLE, October 9i.-0n tho pretext
of sustaining the governor, the commit
tees on inanes and ways and mesns in
this House, will report. tomorrow, q tax
bill of fifty cents. This information has
created much surprise and some indigns-
ton. It is thought the house will NOT
sustain the report, snd that such tax
will be almost unanimously defeased In
the Senate.
The debate on the tax question viii
open in good earnest to morrow. A COM
promise will probably be effected & thirty
or forty cents.
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SIu slq 5Sf Oo


Think of it, SIS .5l2 5ss, stOlsn in less
than two years. 1t Is fssrfOl. But isn't
$50, COZ, 600 Ia four years from Tennessee
quite as bsd, If not wOrss7 The taxable
wesith of New York city is 81, ,OOO, ,0OO, 200,
that OF Tennessee only S250. .OOo. 900. Here
is q wide discrepancy in resources, and
yet the Radicals did not stop TO consider
1t when they were running Up our debt to
$45. GO0. .Ooo. and putting the proceeds In
their poekets.
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notice.

To the Stockholders OF Memphis Wood and
Willow Ware Misunderstanding Company:
N q meeting Of all the Stockholders In said
company IS called TO meet on the Sd OF No
7ember inst. ct my oTfices g Union street,
at 10 O'Clock am.
As business of the utmost importance will
be called ups every meInoer te urged 10 at.
tend. T.. T.J.LATHAH, President.
Evening I,sdsar COPY 2t mol
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HEW ADVERTt8EMEnTs.
MISSOURI STATE LOTTERY,
Incorporated in iEss.
G11zao1a1 EaEASzvzaaw~.

M0ANING CIaAals--No. 6l7.
5, Al, s, z5, 81, ae, Q, 4s. l6s 4 50, e, 0s
HvES1HG CLAfss-zo. SIS
"a, Is, n, "A, S. s., a. oss 30, Al, IS, 7s, q
LotteTies drawn twscs daliy. Rrizss fsun.
800 e s52.esa paid IA money bx ]. 4
HGznpAiH Tenn. p. Q. K1SlxAT. NITT,Ef
q Co, AanzesrGs g. Louis, 40.
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WoN'T tbs rEilrosd rings prefer Jim
Fiskf Give him, whsn president, new
toy prsttily bedizzsned with lscss, and he
would not buy or sell congressman or
eastern Legislature tor q week.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-11-01

THE rnderaiEned purposes 70 plass "a cuf-
u IlvatLon his lana. Situated At lne south
streets. II 1o1fn Memphis. All parroud II
tero8eeo ars hefeby no5iEeo that th1 bodies
OF parsons nuTiad there, undeE lha dirention
o( ne -EreedmguB 8creau" 1n4 she la1o
@Oonl ~ CowmizHtoueraT Of HneI1y coun8y,
Beoul1 Be rennOTeG before tbs lal q -f9nEary,
II IN 2. 7: eeA 9... e -. 49, 8 - ~
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TOR SALE.

FARM Of two hundred and hve acres,
n seven miles from Memphis, and bslfp
mile south OF Goodlets station, On the Mem
ptis and Cbarleaton Railroad, com pricing
ieo seres cleared land and forty-dve sores OF
beautiful grove The site ID enc OF the
most beautiful IN the country, With ocmfof.
table g7ailfnas gin house, stables sni well
Of clear aweet water. stock, provisipus,
waRone. tools. etc, now on the place, wi be
Fold n rIarchs.ssr desires. For terms apply
on the place TO DR.. g. n. Moore, or Geo X
PheIan. II Monroe street. 0sBi--
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paid value.
Armories & DTll ROoms--s ;, "a So g ai2, ,4ss
lumbsr bill.--.......----.. 46lsa2 y 4S0lg
Courthouse and Repairs. IS,sl6,9 , y s,0o0oo
Advertising, Stationery,
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
cHAMRER nE cnMMERCE.

THERE viii be a called meeting of the
Z Chamber OF Commerce en- THURSDAY, /,
November Id. ats O'Clock PM. for the pur
pose OF receiving the report OF the delegates
to the late Railroad Convention at Shreve.
pot es the subject Is one of great import
ance to Memphis interests, 1t is hoped there
viii be full attendance.
IA PINSON, President.
LRcH. TRoUsDALE, Secretary. mol
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DiasuIatisn---copar.nsrship

THE undersigned, doing business under
4 the firm name and style of Mckinney,
Bryson 4 Co, was dissolved by Limitation on
the Ist day OF January, H74. J.. " Mckinney
having al that time sold his entire interest
to p. II. Rryson and 3. ]. Camp. wbo assume
AL liabilities anu assets OF said firm. By
consent, The drm name and style OF AcKtn
nRy. Bryeon a Co mas been used mp 20 the
present lime, when it Will Re discnnt nued.
]. W. MoR INNEY.
p. H. bRYSOS.
8. !. CAMP.
Memphis, November l 1911
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founded, are repugnspt to the constitu-
tion and laws OF the United States, and,
therefore, null and void.
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The committee OF seventy of New York
city, chsrged with the duty of investigst-
ing the Tweed ring frauds, have submit
tsd the following summary OF tie real
value OF the work performed for that city,
and ths price psid for it, since the hrst Of
January, 1853, 10 the present time. The
whole account stands thus:
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VIZ 2. MEECHELL win give instruction
w to night caass. at his sehoolroon,
EVERY NIGHT, from 20 9e'elock. speeisl
sttentlon Will be devoted to arithmetic ano
its Applications to business life. FOR terms
apply at the school room at any hour OF the
day or night session. oels
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memphis Building Association, was held
on Friday night at the ofiics of Donoho
Bulkley, when the following board
OF directors was elected: II. ID. Rulkley
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NOTICE,
Notice,

A LII persons having cl aims against the
n county, in the shape Of Barbour Lewis
warrants, classified from one to eight, IS
per order OF the last Quarterly Court, will
present thsm, with the proof o. their legiti.
macy; and all having srcn claims not EN-.
brsced In the eight clRsseS, will present them
to ]. II. 9oodlett, Clerk Of the COMMITTEES,
for future action or adjud cation.
mol T. q. BLECKLEY, c. G, @.
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men, November l. 1871.
By Alderman Dwyer:
A resolution that ths property owners on
the south side OF Concord. hetwean Main and
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tobacco.
Much Georgia cotton Is being market
az ~. Enfanla
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BOSS TWEED.
New York State asa New York City after
the Great sis Thief
A Suit fer Sl5,5OO, Charles 0'eOn-
nor and Richard O'e0rman
70 Prosecute.

The New York Herald, OF Saturday,
publishes the following report Of an in
tsrvisw by one Of its reporters with Mr..
Charles O'Oonuor, which explains the
civil suit upon which Boss Tweed WIS ar
rested and held to bail In the sum OF
$780,, 600:
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Mitchell, HOnmanNCO
SOuthworth & Thay'er
Johnston a Vance
II Wade a. Co
Isaac Eriett tnan
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Risk g. Johnson
Jacob Cans
Mansfield & Higbee
Friedman Bros
Harzog a. Bro
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Offica : 9 Union ST.. .smnhis Tam
ST ANDREWS SOclETY.

81 SElREWS SUGEtf.
THE ANNUAL PREPARATORY MEET.
Il ing Of 81. Andrews Society, for the cleo
ton Of officers, will be held THIS EVEN
ING, at ~ O'Clock. at 81 Adams street. A
full and prompt attendance Ia earnes.l-zs &C.
Quested. JOHN AINSLIH, President.
JOHN B. CAMPBELL Secretary. moi
NOTICE.
TNHE Committee appointed at the last
u Quarterly Court. who are II. Irby, W. II.
Walker, @. L. Brooks, p. ID. Winters and
Thos. Coleman, Jr., to take into consideTa-
ton and carry out the order Of the Court in
relation TO the Indebtedness of the county In
the shape OF Barbour Lewis warrants, will
meet, in my office, MONDAY. the sth day of
November. I. @. BLECKLEY. Q. @. G.
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. PAiladslphla . recovering nom ihs
snzall-foa-
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arrived. am Democrat myself, and
have less interest In ths probability OF re-
covering the money than most people per-
haps; bat my efforts aim as the future.
want to protect what is left and prevent
q recurrence Of this. As is well known,
Tweed hopes 70 get in the legislature
again. He hopes to set more corrupt bills
passed, to 60 back to his of1ce at the
board of public works, and carry on the
same systematic corrupt transactions thst
have hitherto msrked his public career.
t0hfa vra rnuas try n nrerart
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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1871-09-27
A Anuai Report.

We Invite attention to the Stats
Cal publication of Dr.. Peak, "showing
up somc Of the most glaring frauds
practiccd upon the poor unfortunate
Tax Payers Of Fairfield County, and
proving conclu>ively deficit ia the
late County Treasurer account.
The expenses as for this exhibit, of
the Comfy alone is Five Thousand
Dollars more than the entire amount
Of the whole Tax collected before the
the war, for the benefit of the State.
a careful examination Of certian
items, which show very conclusively,
who.c tho money has gone. We
really think the Tax % crs should
cal a pubic meeting and demand
full and fair Investigation.
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TMEGREAT FRENCH REMEDY
E5lamarre'a Sneoif,o Pills.

Ealamarre's Specific Pills,
Prepared by GARANCIEtE h DutoNr, No
"a Rue Lombard, Paris, and highly
recommended by the entire Medi.
col Faculty Of France,
Arc the very best Remedy In all cases Of
Spermatorrhoa OK Seminal Weakness +;
Nightly, Daily or lremature Emissions
Sexual Weakness or Impotency ; Weakness
arising from Secret Habits and Sexual FIX.
cesses; Relaxation Of the Gonital Organs ;
Weak Spine; Lime" or "Briok dust" do.
ros'ts In the Urine, milky Discharges,
60, and all the ghas,ly train of sy ymptorns
ari8ing from Overuse or Exccssss.
They cure when oil other remedies fail.
Fun direct ons in every box
Price $l per Box, or 6 Boxes for SIS.
Bold by the principal Druggists, or viii
DO sent by mail, securely srnlod from all
observation, by enclosing price to the Sole
General Agent for America, JOB MOSES,
~ Cortlandt 81 /, New York. Pamphlets OF
advice sent free to any addrsas"- .'1n
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Summons rOr Relief.

To the Defendants You arc horeby sum-
moned and required TO answer the com
plant in this action, which is filed in the
Office Of the Clerk Of the Court Of Com.
mon Pleas, for the said County. and 10
servo copy Of your q swcr TO said com.
plnint on tho subscribers al their, office,
No. Law Range, Wihnsboro, in said State,
within twenty days afIor the service here
OF, exclusive Of the day Of such service !:
and If you fail 10 answer The complaint
within the time aforesaid, tho plaintiff in
this action will apply to the Court for tho
relief demsnde in the complaint.
Dated July, ,187ly';hy \ ,,,r5l
''|'. McCANTs & DOdGLAss; u
,. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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and the use of it is attended with good
results.
An old lady being asked to sub
scribe for newspaper, declined on
the ground that when sho wanted
news she manufactured it herself.
Several old men we are afraid
arc engaged in tho Same line
Of mnhufacture, for they don't sub
scribe for either tho News or the Her.
aid.
Governor Scott has recently made
the following appointments 4. W.
Shand, Commissioner Of Deeds for the
State of South Carolina in Austin,
Texas. W. L. g. Lovy, South Caro-.
lima Commissioner, residing in Pitts
County, North Carolina. Jeryis
Pigatc, Trial Justice, Shiloh, Sumter
County.
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The Success

The Success
Of the South Curoliua Land nd I'm.
migration Association, appears to be
not less we'll assured in tho Northern
States than in the South. Thousands
Of tickets to the gift concerts, to BE-
given in Charleston in October, have
been sold. Twenty.four hundred
Cash prizes are then to be distributed,
the chief of which is an Academy Of
Music, worth 25o,o00 the next
100000 the third $25, 900. and S,
Oh from $4,000 downwards. Th,
cost of the tickets is only IS, and for
tunes are awaiting the lucky holders.
n grcat deal of interest in the matte,
has been elected throughout the
country.