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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-01-11
TIE State OF South Carolina.
COUNTY CT SUMTER.
IN THE PROBATE COURT.

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FIRE Ar MANCHESTER.

The store of Mr.. j. NJ T1NDALL
was destroyed by Ere on Friday night,
30th uls, with the entire contents
The origin Of the FIRE is unknown, sup
POSED to be accidental. The clerks
who we're sleeping in the building made
their escape by Jumping from the second
story window, and lost all their cloth
ing. Store and stock partially Insured.
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MaNuoOD.


now LOST, HOW RESTORED.
Jus. puhIi.hs,l,a "a new e,li;ionofDr <'rLvEE-
WELLS CELEBRATED ES>Af on The radical
eate q iihout mcdicin,l Of SpErsAruwi rE. oI
seininei wea' per., Involuntary Semir n Lc,..s.
txro1 ESoT. gcHeai ard. rhy.!c.I Ia, asaci,y. Im-
pedimcnss 10 Marriage, er. al-o. tuxs'yr-i.S,
Eri,Ersr, snd Ffss. ind,Ccc:i Is ssI!-;ndai:encr
or soxual ex;ratagarcc.
D-rr:ce, In a zeal, ID envelope, only cent,
The celebrated arttoS. in ;I;is admirable c-say.
clearly dcmonsrratc., ffun, thirty years sue
eessfai practice ,ta, me alarming r"n.eeutncet
Of self abuse may be ra,icaily cared without tho
dangerous use OF int, rial medicine or the app-
cation Of The knife; pointing on, 4 mod. q cure
at once Fimrle, ecrtain., aud eassIust, - usesns
oEShth sveiy sss9crorssn nsatssf wa1si.li<toG-
dtion may be, may cure himself ctcariy, rivsic-
iy, aud. radically. 81 + = ~;
&D- This Lecture should be in the hands cf
eyesy ,yaash aha every, nan IN :hc laid. -, ,
Sent, under seal. in plain envelope. 70 any
address. Pos,poid, tu receipt six ccu.s vr two
post stamps.
Al.o. DR.. culresesii.s "MarriAso tiu;ss, its
IS cent?. AIS
Address IN. Puhli,hc-s.
,cYXS. J, c. RLfSE AGO.
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.,EnAs BaBa.zip ,ha' ti.'' tsi.s't issue u This
paper; r,;rssisss from ia EDITORIAL soadlet,
id a,tssa u yyi.,susss .llss is ssallsi0t5 He is "a
young man p g Of ,l salests sss m and among the
risiqgIaassesAsa y 3 ss rsaNhburg Ng 'qa'lhe
spartauNdSgw bs,saass vi Fl By ~ eontfssl, t tlss
ed;:orislssaedsb progriesarsfs ssel IF 4 MI. :a4
M. Ts1MalEst taFho: SnhseFs ! htnssif yg elss
thus 10 . graceful .lassisisE ''OuFb hest
vishes' atsaa 'Bogh, tssss I gssitls,ash: 8 i t.s
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Having disposed of ny Stock Of Goods and
stand to J. S. HUGHS0N, cordially rocom..
mend him to ny customers who have so literally
patronizsd me Tor three years past
MR. J. n. SPANN. his agent, know will
continue to dispense G"od Things from the old
Sumter Confectionery to the satisfaction of all.
J. w. DARGAN.
Sumter, s. c., Jan 4, 1871.
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FRASER, nAY. sao...T:... !. rcorr..
f..:o:lE. .i:..rso-s
Fir. insertion Dec. IL. ts..a sy
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RESPOND PROMPTLY.

zs- Our Advertising friends arc requested to
md in their ravors not later than Monday.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

NyThNTED--A SITUATION AS GROOM OR COACH.
w. man ~ young man lately arrived would make hm.
self generally useful thoroughly understands the Of
horses Can be ut No West 18th ST.
btA
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

CITUATIOE WANTED Bv A SINGLE COR DOUBLEl
- man, who thoroughly understands all branches a
temans place. understands tho boodcd stock
reference. Can be for two DAYS by calling at No.
City Hail squnre.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

VYANTED--BY YOUNG MAN, @ YEARS or AorS
w situation coach man IN the country, MIX and
VIII make himself generally useful u Eent mans place
Address WILLIAM AOUfG, Lpt0wn Branch Hcralt onice
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

vlANTED--A SITUATI IN hS GARDENER, BY A
w married thoroughly undersa his business
can give good reference. Call address O. is John
st.. In the seed store.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

INANTED--A SITUATION AS COAClMAN, GARDEN
w farmer; understands the OF horses
cows; best reference given Address j. E box ia Herald
Ollce.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

w aurant also one for family and TO make himself
Iul mrs. CLASS men VIII pc nDeIaiy deaf with Apply be-
34th "
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

ylrANrED-h SITUATION AS COACHMAN, by A
W. young man who thoroughly Understands driving and
taking OF horses; do plain gsrening s willing and
obEing has no objections to the country. Address
j. o. Herald Office.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

10S 9Th AVA MAN, UNDERsrAHpING His
IOc business thoroughly, as waiter; His references
uneSceptonabe and his qualifications together desirable
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

A LADY, WHO WRITES GOOD BUSINESS HAND
and rapidly, desires copying or any gentee employ
ment companion housnkeeper would be ecent.
ADDRESS Miss RAYMOND box 10 Herald Branch onicc Lao
Broadway.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

WANTED-A YOUNG MAN, ABOUT IS YEARS or
w to work IN shirt store Apply at l23 Atlantic st
Brooklyn, one door east of Henry at.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03
SITUATIONS WANTHD-a!aLEs.

o0T EAST SD STA WAITER (PRIyATE) WOULD
O 90 out one or two days or ghs each week, TO SIC
other work in private family good reference.
THOMAS DENNY.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

\TANTED-BY A SINGLE AMERICAN MAN, A STU.
a'ion az gardener on private place, or to oversee
small FARM has had IL experncc the bes reference
be given to honesty aud ahty For further pai
address T. G. GROWER, Brooksde Morris county, ~
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

\NANTED-BY. a GERMAN GARDENER, MARRIED,
w no children. of long experience In culture Of fruit,
vegetables greenhouse plants, class situation q
gentlemans place, New York city good
Address a H., b. n Bliss Sou, seed store, ~
rav II
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

MANTFD-h SITUATION AS GARDENER, by A
w married man, without family, who Is well acquantei
with the growing of grapes, fruits flowers and vegetables
and the laying out ground; awe very
references character capably. Address T.,
Yonkers Post ollce, N. Y.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

MANTED-A GOOD. SMART HEAD WAITER WHO
w Is capable OF controlling and managing help
intelligent man and write good hand Address X. Y T.,
1laraf NJ
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

GERMAN LADY, THOROUGH PIANO TEACHER,
wishes TO give lessons in exchange for board Address
A. CH ld9 East 4.th ST.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

S,lTUArION WANTED-BY A RES SPECTACLE PRO
- estant man who u capable OF taking Of Eeno
mans raln anu live and vegetable garden VIE
bic OF raising poultry AMI taking charge OF dairy
cc.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

tSTANTED-A SITUATION AS GARDENER, BY
w married man. Guild, Englisnman as nrpt class
gardeners hot cold grapecs &c Address
J. W. N, seed store, 80 Nassnust
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

WANTED--A SMART BOY At THE RESTAURANT
w So Jefferson ST. who resides with parents pre-
ferred Apply before o'clock this morning.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

A YOUNG FRENCirMAE or EXPERIENCES WISHES
Address A. D. L., Herald on1ce.
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

vTANTED- AGENTS. MALE AND FEMALE, TO SELL.
w Smiths celebrated Tobacco Cure. Every tobacco
chewer W III try it, Apply ut POS broadway, room IL
The New York herald., 1871-03-03

A YOUNG MAN WANTS SITUATION AS PORTER
IA In wholesale store can liye good reference, Ad.
dress j. GILMORE, ~ l0th av.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12
HOUSE

The ssnste bill to secure further time
for the enrolment Of causes, Was taken up
on 4 motion 70 reconsider. After cOnsid-
erable discussion the bill passed LIS third
resding-yess, So usys, ..
Tee senate amend ments to the tax bill
ocsnpisd the attention of The house all
the forenoon and the greater part OF the
sfternoon.
The mousse refused to concur In the
smsudmsn5 TO the eighth section, re-
gpecting the tax on the railroads, and re-
turned the bill to the senate.
The senate hills on the third reading,
ErsnEing csr.sin powers TO existing rail-
road corporations, was passed Hhu "
su5hC-lZs the commissioners OF Internal
Luauro VsIasn5s TO compromise the state
debt sgsinEt the Carthage snd hashTille
turnpike company passed
House bills on third reading:
To protect and encourage man ufactOries
by prohi biting the selling Of spiTisuons
HouCrs in their neighDOrhOod. Passed.
70 establish bUresu Of immigration.
Bir. Snipss earnestly advocated the
passage OF the bi !,
Mr.. CnsInosrs thought the expense In
the bill was such that We could not atord
20 psss such measure.
Msssrs, Chester and Cross favored the
bill.
Mr.. Enlos offered an amendment that
Alg ElGL6 enHll UoI DC ~ aAg - POA0S -
the passage OF the bill. Adopted, and the
bill passed ayes 49; noes 3.
To abolish iuries in civil cases, unless
demanded. Rsiscted-syes %; noes ~.
M. Carr introduced q resolution direct
ing the sstorney-gsnersl OF the State 70
prosecute an appeal TO the supreme court
Of the aited States, from any Judgment
or deere OF the supreme court Of TenDes-
see which determines the State 70 be
bound in any manner for the payment or
whss is known as the new issue OF the
Bank OF Tennessee.
Adfourued.
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the root there could be no other radix. II
should appear: "Lovs of money Is rooi
Of all eyil.D In the gospels the oft-nseo
astraln &c q gnat and swallow camel, u
evidently a misprint in the early English
editions, When it Is read
"srRAIS OUT GNAT
and swallow camel" the perfection OF
the figure is seen. In st. Luke's account
of the Passion of our Lord-where II
says, "Nothing worthy of death has beer
done unto him" the Substitution of "by''
for "unto" is more logical and correct:
In St John, "One fold and one shepherd
should be tone dock and one shepherd T"
q change which carries a wider, kindlier
sense than the words of the present ver-
sion. The Anglican church was not arro-
eating anything in commencing this
work, and the best proof of that was
that America was invited to cooperate
DR. Schaf announcsd that an American
committee had been formed yesterday to
carry on the revision. The work Will
take seven years. The English revtsers
will send over their sheets, the American
committee will pass upon and return
them. At the completion of the revision
joint committee viii pass upon the per-
fected work.
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CONGRESSIONAL SUMMARY.

Sumner absqustulated yesterday from
the Craftsmanship OF the miserable little
committee on privileges, etc,
The general amnesty bill was yester-
day repor ed to the Senate, and the COM
mittee recommends its passage.
Sherman doubts the power of the SEN
ate 10 give origin 10 Summers bill abolish
ing the internal revenue commissioner
ship. Sumner said it was bill reducing
and not raising revenue"
Mr.. McNeely yss' erday in the house OF
Representatives offered 8 proposition for
an amendment 90 the constitution, by
which congress should have no power to
raise taxes by imports or excise, but only
byfdirect tax on property to be assessed,
collected and paid by the States.
Senator Trumbull, in a speech on rs-
trsnchmeDt snd reform, in the senste
yesterday, said that the supernumersries
employed around the New York custom
house drew So, 600 psr snnum. he Sc
verely denounced the system OF removing
officers from their posts merely for psrti-
san or personal considerations. he said:
" There were only nine removals during
the eight years OF Wsshington's sdminis-
trstion, and only one during that Of the
elder Adams. Even Jefferson, who, when
he came into power. found Offices filled
only thirty nine persons during his two
terms. Madison removed but five in his
eight years, Monroe only nine, and John
Quincy Adams only two. In
those days men were appointed TO
Office for their fidelity to the constitution,
their ability and integrity, and not for
mere partisan reasons. Jackson, however,
msde great many removals, and intro
duced the spOils doctrine. which has ever
cIsgn ham F1nfEnFa7ro tho raF1riEu nf n4xTfl
service"
Mr.. Wood asked leave to offer resolu-
ton in tbs house yesterday, that as the
republicans have large msi 1rity in con-
gress, the president should take measures
for the immediate reduction of direct
taxation and import duties strictly 20 the
standard; for q reduction OF the
expenses Of sll the departmental, and
for the abolition OF sinecure offices
and collection Of the revenue by inform
srs and spies; to restore the people of the
States 20 all the rights originally pos.
sessed under the constitution; to abolish
paper money and restore specie payment;
10 reduce the army 70 peace footing snd
abOlish the EN- 3loyment of military
0fhcens in civil duties; to provide against
the retention ST large sums in the treas
1ry; TO prevent the purchase aud sale Of
she public credit st the option OF the sec
nstary; to subject the president and csbi-
net to the authority of law the same as
Othsr citizsns; to restore to the Southern
States and people equal righ's with other
people OF this Union; to revive American
to restore Am 5ricsn credit; to
republican simplicity in the
OF public affairs, and to
develop the Agricultural, mineral, nsvi-
cation and commercial interests of the
,ountry. Il was thrown out, by vote of
1876 10 ~.
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DIED.

FLETCHER-In this city, on the evening
of the Ilth, in The nineteentn year OF her age,
Mrs IDA FL KTCHER, daughter of Robert
Fletcher.
The friends Of the family are respectfully
invited o attend her funeral, fIom the resi-
dence of her broth er-in-law, h. n. Ferguson.
No. 80 Mulberry street, this (fUE5DAY) at-
ternoon, at ~ O'Clock. Carriages In attend
ance at residence,
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Attachment Moties.

II. Franklin VS.. Charles Halle.
ID EFORE p. N. WINTERS, ]. PA SUM-
ID mons having been issued by me against
the defendant in the above entitled cause
which having been duly feiurned Not to
be found in my county" and II appearing
from affidavit that said defendant is q resi-.
dent of shelby county, q Judicial attachment
against the estate OF said Charles Hale was
iasued by me on the 1th Of November, 1871,
which having been returned duly levied,
etc, 10 Is hereby ordered that sid defendant
make his appearance al my ON %, in Mem.
phls. Tennessee, on Wednesday, January IL
Is 2, al 10 am, to defend said buit, or itwiif
be proceeded with experte; and tnat publi-
cation be made Of this notice once week,
for four successive WeekF, In the Memphis
Appeal. December II. 1871
P. M WINTERS, Up.
3. herman, Att'y for plsintifi, d tue
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Mr. DUBosE urges in the senate the
adoption OF measures for the RELIEF OF
unfortunate wrsschss, like those poor in
ssns women, two OF whom recently died
in the city prison, and 60 whose woes the
APPEAL asked the attention Of the
general assembly. There are many such
persons. requiring public guardianship, in
our public hospital or. maintained by
private clsrity. Tbs senator is engaged
in the n1blsst task ever discharged by
hrr,anltrr
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THE LEGISLATURE.
Proceedings Of Both Branches Of the
seueral Assembly Yesterday.
Special 20 the Appssl.l
SENATE.

Special to the APpssl.l
SENATE.
NASHVILLE, December 1.-THE general
spprooFiaIion bill passed 3 second reading
sndwss referred TO the finance committee
senate bill to encourage manufactures
by sxsmpting manufacturing establish
u1euts from taxation, was taken up on itE
third reading Amer debate sss TO the
coustitutiOnsiity Of the measure,stt was
finally rsjected-syss :; noes IL,
The bill to rediRtrict The State was
taksu MP on third rsading.
The debate on Mr.. Stsleys's motion
was resumed
M. Mcconnell offered an amendment
IN lien OF Mr. StRley's, as follows: Third
districU-Cocke, Jefferson, Grainger, Sc
vler sud Bl0Unt. Fourth district-Unfon,
Auder sOn, Knox and ROane- Fifth dis
urlct- Csm pnsll, Morgan, Scott, Fentress,
Overson, Putnam White and CumDer-
land.
Alter the discussion, which lasted the
greater part Of the morning and all af-
JerRoon, the amendments were offered
and rejected. The bill was finally passed
on third reading; ayes, 81; noes, 4.
Messrs. Clarke, Gibson, Staley and Nc
COnnelI voted in t1s negative.
The house amendments 70 the tax Dill
were concurred in, with the exception OF
the section taxing railroads. A commit
tse OF conference was appointed to settle
the diftsrencs
senate bill TO repeal the act exsmpting
from taxation the property Of municipal
corporations was taken up on 9 motion 20
reconsider. The bill was amended 90 a. 20
EXEMPT wsterworks and hre departments,
and passed third reading.
House bill to provide for more effect
IA manager enE OF the State prih0n passed
third reading.
Recess Kill 7 o'clock.
The senate he Id q night session.
The house bill authorizing defendants,
in certain sc.ions, to sever and have the
cases as 70 themselves tried in the coun-
ties IN which they reside, passed third
reading.
The house bill to amend an act for the
sale Of the States interest In delinquent
railroads was taken up, and debate arose
on il. lasting till 10 o'clock, when the sew
sral amendments which had been offered
were lad on the table.
An amendment permitting the Tsunes-
see and Pscifc company 20 buy the
Stzie's interest in their road at sn aver
sgs rate paid ever the Ssste's interests in
.isSnGusnt railroads of the StatS already
sold, was adopted. The bill as amended
failed for want of q constitutional msjori-
y; ayes, u; noes, 9.
A Dill to amend section ll42 Of the code
vas passed. Adjourned.
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MARRIED

DAvIs-PEARsALLl--On the evening OF
December 6tb, al the residence of A. Pearssll,
Esq McGregor. Iowa, by Rev. Ar. hoNabb,
Mr.. K. W. DAVIS, of Memphis, and Miss
EMMA A PEARsALL, of McGregor, formerly
of Memphis. Tenn.
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The river continues to decline; it fell
INCHES Hince last report. At Reeves
bar 5k isat iS neported, and between
here and Cairo 8 feet. st. Louis feels
greatly the loss OF tins southern
trade, cut of by the present stage
Of the wster, and thus lamsnts. Says the
Times, Of Sunday: "The Importance of
he Mississippi rivsr becomes daily more
apparent, and especially 50 with st. Louis,
WHICH the existing state OF affairs plainly
show. Her LIMITED railroad communica-
tiOus with the South, and consequent high
freights, rule her almost entirely out of
the southern market, while Cairo, Evans
Vile, and other towns on the Ohio, receive
the beneat Of the trade which would other
wise come here. The loss of this trade
might easily be borne during the short Pc
ROD while navigation is suspended by the
ice, yet 1t nevertheless shows The impor
taDce Of the river as means Of transmit,
and the necessity of itssimproVement ia a
manner that win render it's navigation less
perilous and at the Same time greatly re-
dnce the cost of transportation. Rates to
points sopth were advanced yesterday by
the packet compsnies." Navigation is be-
coming more and more difficult. Hostmen
report the channnl, in places, very hard to
Rnd. Boats sFs detained in consequence,
both below and above, and sel eldom arrive
on time. The receipts OF Engar and mo-
lasses yesterday were liberal-77e barrels
OF molasses and 26s hogsbeads OF sugar.
By Telegraph.
NASHVILLE, December ll.-RiveT fall
ing, with 20 inches on Harpeth Shoals.
WestheE clear and cool.
PITTsBUR9, Deosmber IL. - Weather
moderating, with Indications of rain or
snow. Navigation still suspended.
CINoINRATI, December 1I.-Riyer feet
inches In the channel. Weather clear
and cool, The Nightingale, from Cincin-
natl, arrived at Pine Bluff to-day.
OkIRo, December u.--Arrived-9t. Jo-
ssph, Memphis, pm. River has risen
inches. Weather clear and pleasant.
EYANsvILLK, December 1l.-Westher
clear and milder. Mercury Ace at noon.
River has fallen inches. Busineas fair.
LoUIsvILLE, December 1l.-River has
fallen 8 inches, with feet inches in the
canal, and feet 8 inches in the chute.
Weather clear, COOL and windy. Business
fair. Arrived-Louisvilie from New Or
leans.
miscellaneous.
The information given by Charles
A. Stockley, Esq in reference to the
sinking of the Fanny Brandeis,
has been anticipated and published.
We thank him, nevertheless. Passengers
and officers Of the Rankin inform us that
the wrecked passegers we're not charged
S5 each for being brought back to Mem
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12

OLIVER, FINHIE & 90.
10000 GASES Canned Fruits and veRe-
tanles, IN PART AS FoLLows:
5000 cases Tomatoes;
1000 cases Peaches;
1000 cases Oysters;
500 cases assorted Pickles;
500 cases Strawberries;
800 cases Raspberries;j
800 cases Pine Apple;
400 GASES Corn;
100 cases Blueberries;
100 cases WhortIeberrles;
200 cases lohsters,
80 Cssee Salmon;
400 cases IelIies;
100 cases Brandy Cherries;
200 cases Brandy Peaches;
1900 cases asst Fruits and Vegetables;
0LIvER, FlNklE & 60.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1871-12-12
NOTICE.

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
IM MEGPHTs, TENN.s December 3, lS71.
s~ The assessors for the forty-fith corpo-
rate year Cls7g having completed their 10.
Bors. property-ovners are hereby notified
that in accordance with section ., pagssl5. Of
the City Ordinances, their books VIII be open
for the correotion Of mistake. al this once.
on Monday, December II, 1871, and re.
main open for TEN DAYS from that date.
All parties interested are requested to come
forward end examine their assessments.
dle JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor,
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Notice to StOckbOIdsrs.
NOTICE.

"A Nerchant's National Bank OF Memphis
Will be held on TUESDAY, the 9Th day OF
January, ls7l, at their banking house, corner
Madison and Main streets. for the purpose Of
eleoting Directors for the ensuing year. Polls
open from 10 AM. to pm.
JNO. Js,FREEMAN, Cashier.
, Memphis December Q. 1871. de
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NOTICE
TO CIGAR DEALERS AT MEMPHIS.

So Ny representative, Mr.. @. L. R'L-
LIEUX, can be ssen at Room No. Ii, 0verton
Hotel. until Fridsy, from IL am. to 5 pm.
Mr.. &, will give all information needed and
receive orders. GEO. ALOES,
Cigar Manufacturer,
dIq HaU nrlaana Ta
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

wILLIAMs-Thefr friends and acquaintance
OF Mrs. LAvINIA WILLIAMS, wife Of the late
Joseph @. Williams. are respectfully invited
to attend her funeral, nom the residence of
her SON in-Iaw, Mr.. ]. n. snowden, southwest
corner OF Vance and DeSoto streets. this
CTUEsDAY) morning, December y, ls7l, at
lOH O'Clock. Services by Rev. ORA White
and Carmichael. Carriages at residences and
Hnlsfia
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1910.

THK secretary OF the navy fsvors tho
olnstructioD of iron steamers for Western
rivers snd for the ocean, 20 be built BY
the International steamship company.