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DEs MOINEs, Iowa, April 18.-The
.cOlored population Of this city to-day
celebrated the anniversary Of the
emancipation proclamation. Speeches
were made by Governor Merrill and
othefs.
tg. ~. Church, the City Marshal Of
7geutan, Jasper county, attempted TO
.srresi a uegrO ia that city yesterday,
80 resisted and 50 badly wounded
- KTarsbal with a razor that he died
1eSt nIght Considerable excitement
prevails over the event.
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VIENNA, April 18.-Mr. Jay, Envoy
Extraordinary and Minister Plenipo-
fentiaFv from the United States to
Austria. has been transferred to the
Ottoman Empire Ia a similar capa-
city, and viii leave for COnstantinOple
sometiue during next month.
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ordinary, I21zes receipts, 1883 bales; exports
to Great Britaiu, lIl2i sales, iO00; stock, S. 24
MOBILE.
MOBILE, april ls.-COtton market firm,
not lower; middling, l4l4c; ret receipts, 63
bales exports, coastwise, $50 sales. 1000
FOREIGN.
LoEDOE, April IS, 4:gO pm ConsoIs, 835E
Bonds quiet; 1869, 9ui4i old 'B5s s935; 67s, va
do l0-4Os. 500
LIVERPOOL April l8 1880 p.m.- Cotton mar
ket dull and dropping; Widdling hollands,
l9sdi middllng Orleans, b 81 sales 10000 bales;
zoos on speculation and export.
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NOTICE

MAYORS OFFICE, CITY HALL,
VI MEMPHIs, TENN, a pril 10, 1871.
The Interest on the Gold Bonds Of the city
OF Memphis falling due May LIST, 1871, win be
paid In gold, on presentation of the proper
Coupons st the ONCE Of P. N. MYERS & co,
No. "A Pine street, New York city; and also
at the Ofics OF the City Comptroller, City
Hail, Exchange buiIding, Memphis. Tenn.
apl6 JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
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ATTENTION. KNIGHTS TEmPLAR

VOU are hereby ordered TO attend O
i special cOnelave OF Cyrene Com W
mandery, No. 4, this ~
evening, at ~ o'clock, at Asylum, No 2O4
Front street, for work in Templaris degree.
Visiting Knights are cOurteOusly invited.
By command.
GEO. MELLERSH. u. C.
II. ). BAHcHUB, Recorder. apig
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MARRIED.

LAURENT the 18th inst, by
the Rev. Father Walsh, A. LAURENzI and
MARY RossI, all OF this city.
May their married life he bright
Where Two cOngeniul hearts unite.
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NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

MEMPHIS rEyy., A pri u, 1871.
n n and after MONDAY, April 2ith, Freights
for shipment over Memphis and Ohio RaiI-
road wiz be reoeived at Second. street plat
form, between Concord and Auction streets
Instead Of the Navy Yard, as heretofore.
No freight viii be received after 4 O'Clock
p.H. IaplSI A.JKVAPP. Agent.
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other valuable property, or effects Of any
I Kind OF description rom any person under
arrest, OF threatened with arrest. except 10
the presence Of the statiOn-houEe Keepers, or
their assistants, 10 whom all money or other
property belonging 70 any arrested person
snail be delivered. For money or property
50 delivered 70 them the station-house keep
ers or their assistant fB- shall give % The per-
son arrested 8 recel pt for the same. sHid
siatiOn-hOuEe keeper, or assistant, and his
securities as snch, shall be responsible and
liable for all money or other valuables 80 Iu-
trusted 10 him. ANY policeman OF o her ofii-
Ger of the city violating Che provisions OF tn is
ordinance snail be deemed guilty Of misde-
meauOr and shall be removed ir0m office
Sec % That the appointment OF police Ofii-
GERS and Datrolmeu heretofore mode by the
Police Board sre hereby ratified and con
firmed. and their acls under said appoint
ment are hereby legal zed-
Sec q. This ord finance shall take eject from
and after IT'S passage. and all ord lnauees, or
parts o ord dinauCes. c0uniGting with the same
are hereby repealed
Passed frs tresd ng, April 8, 1911 by CJun-
ell. Pissed second and hnal reading BY
Council. april 2, lTl,
Passed hrst reading by Board Of Aldermen
A prtl s. 1871. Rules suspended by the requi-
site vOls, and passed second and hnal read
ing by Board or Aldermen.
Approved: April l8, 1871
JOHN JOHNSON, Mayor.
Attest; L. r, RICHAEDs, City Register.
apis
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Be e ordained by t5e General C0liHe7 9flts cit5
Of Memphis:
sEcTIos l. That 1t shall not be lawful tor
the Officers OF any railroad company 10 run
their locomotives and cars while within the
corporate limits OF this city at a rate OF speed
exceeding i've miles per hour; aud that 10
shall be their duty 10 have an alarm bell OF
sufficient size, power and strength TO be
heard al least a distance OF two rquares, az
taChed TO their locomotives which GneV shall
be required 10 Toll incessantly from the city
limits to their depot, going out and coming
IN
Sec. 9 That 1t shall be unlawful for any
railroad company to leave their cars or loco
motives standing upon any OF the streets, so
as 10 interfere with tha use OF the same.
Sec. That the penalty for violating the
provisions of this ordinance shRll be a 1ue OF
not less than $40 nor more than $50, 20 be COLI
lected and disposed of as in other cases of mis-.
demeanor.
Sec. =. That this ordinance take effect from
and after its passage
Referred to Ordinance COMMITTEES by COuu-
ell. February l. 1871,
Upon the foregoing your Ordinance Com
mittee report favOraoiyt and recommend the
passage OF the above ordinance, with the fOi-
lowing additional section:
That each railroad company shall be re-
qu1Eed 10 have a bagIuam at each public
crossing within the city.
Passed first reading by Council, March j,
1871. eferred TO Ordinance COmmiCte OF
Council.
Upon the foregoing ordinance your COM
mite report favorably, with the following
amendment; 'HThat IN ssction I, the rate Of
speed be six miles per hour"
Passed a drst and second re ding by Board
OF Aldermen, under tne required suspension
OF the rules, april 8, 1871.
Approved: April Is, 1871.
JOHN JOHNSON Mayor
Attest; L. R. RICHARDS, City Register. al8p
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PeremptOry Public Sale

Laudsrdalo, Orleans and Gsorgla
streets, In the vicinity OF St. Agnes Academy.
In Offering this large number Of lots. we
place before the public a rare opportunity Of
making an investment in property which
cannot fail to increase Ia value, being co
centrally located that 1t must be dued up in
preference 90 more distant points.
Accessible ON the north side by the BeaIe
street and on the south by the fernando
street railroads, and trsveTssd and bound
ed in all directions by broad streets, we are
confident that we cannot bring to the notice
Of those who want a cheap home a better
piece of property from which to make
selection.
The terms Of the sale are made very easy
third cash; one and two years, wt,h six per
cent interest.
Again reminding the readers Of this notice
that
HE SALE IS PERERPT0RY,
We advise them to be on the ground PRE-
PARED TO BID.
WewiH make the occasion profitable and
REFRESHING 10 all who attend.
R0YSTtR, IRRELEVANT & co.
by a. IL alI9E 60 Co.
genI Auction re, 81 Front St. ,ab5vs Adams
WILL SELL
THIS MORNING, At 10 O'CLOCK,
Without limit Orressrve.
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N0fiCs Of dissolution.

--,ur r,9paBT,lg ERsHIP fer6tol0ra sv-
'1 1le-t,,,e, n i,si.vveau o. G.. WARD and s. 81
"a 4, l5Te --53lisr the uame and style lrm % F
" q Vv6RD BRO, ig dissolved ~ the
les.1i, ~ &, o. WARD. 10 date from April lst.
~ 7-l1a business OF the Old 6ru VIII be
seffisd by the undersigned as surviving
p',f-Ae' s. n WARD.
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NASHVILLE.

EAsHvrLLE, April 1s.-Cotton steady low
middling I2Lo BULK meats clear ribbed
sides, lQMe; shoulders, nc, packed. BACON
hams, i8c; shoulders, Sci clear ribbed Sides
lie; sugar-cured hams, l819c. Lard ise Corns
sc. Cats, 75c. Flour, s5gs =
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NEW ORLEANS.

NEW ORLEANS, April lS.--.COtton-Sa 500
bales; good ordinary, l2g121Sc; low middling,
l3Ngi35Ic; middling, l4%gl45Ec. Receipts, 572z
Flour dull and lower; superfne S. 30; Xxx
S5 so; xxx, So 90@7. Corn hrmer, 75g76c,
Oats hrmer, 63Tg57c. Bran frmer 81 30
dull; mess Offering at 500 Bacon dun; T5zas
l03EalO1z, lUtsGllo, Sugar-cured hams, I5,g
l554c Lard dull; tisIce, Egl215c; keg, lSd9
menting, SOa4Gc; plantation reboiled, 35@s5c.
Coffee Inactive. l4glb5zc. Ste ling, ~. sight,
u premium. Gold. lllk.
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CHARI.HaToN. April le.- Cotton market
quiet; middIing, l4c; net receipts, 4s7 bales
salss, 200; stock, II ,869.
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LOUISVILLE.

LOUISVILLE, April l8.-COtton quiet; mid
ding held at 1876. Flour dull anu weak; eX-
ira family, So. Wheat quiet and firm, ST 4O9
90 for choice red and white. Corn in good
demand sheiled In sacks, 63c Oats quiet and
Mess pork duh and nominal; round lots can
be bought at SlS. Bacon dull and lower ~
81 and lOc for packed. Bulk meats dull and
lower; prime Leaf, in tiei Oes, lie; kegs, 1870.
Whisky firm, SIC. TOhaccQ-sales go hhds, 81
a Is for trash, S5@6 6O for lugs; S79SO for low
70 fine leaf
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ST. LOUIS, April l8-Flour steady and in
moderate demand; super1ne winter, IS so;
\, S. 7596; Xxx, So 25g6 S5. Wheat-sp sprng
higher 81 30Gl IS for prime to cnOlcej win
ter trmer, 81 4lGl So Tor medium TO strictly
prime, COrn-miXed in bulk Osed lower, 46
g50c; sacked, i7G58c. Oats in bulk steady, IS
assoc; sacked lower, 53g531So. Barley steady,
81 lOGl l5 for Iowa ana Minnesota spring.
Rye steady, 9Jc. Mess pork dull; order lots
SIS 259lS So. Dry salted meaJs-nothing done.
Bacon dull and weak loose country shoul-
ders, 715ci hams, &c; city packed, ~, g1&991z9
l0c. Hams-sugar-CuTed csnvased, l65<9l8c.
Lard dull, retailing at ll1Z9ll1kc Tor t4eroes,
l2Sl255C for kegs. Hogs dull, "a 1695 %. Cat
tie in good demand, 81 50G6 30.
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CHARLESTON

sAvANNAH, April l8-COttOn quiet ana
arm: middiing lSJEal4Oanet receipts, 1856
baies; exports 10 Great Britain, 2778 sales 800;
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7gTse businass af the new arm VIII be con-
duufsd as heretofore by the nnleiaislita an-
der the old slyl8ol
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HALV UoIUWs
GAIYEgEoN, ApEil Cotton lnaEket quiet
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CusCuyHAT4. April ls.-Cotton duh and a
shade lower; miodling, l4e Flour demand
good at full pI ices; family, S. 5g6 30. Wheat
dull and dropping, 81 85@l 81. corn quiet ana
unChanE cd, 57c rye scarce and nrHns ~ uol4
4 Oi. . is demand good, 54415e. Barley arm
and scarce sPo. X quiet and weak mess,s o o0,
nominal, lie Bulk meats duh and un-
changed. shoulders, 61{o; sides, ~ s7z&e24c.
Bacon dull; holders are anxious 70 SELF sales
crate demand. blt a shade higher, s. 75es6 Is.
Whisky-demand fair and advanced; sales at
g8GS6tlC. now Hatrfuu sc.
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COTTON

NEW YORK, April l8-Cotton firm and de-
mand fair; middling uplsnds, l454c Flour
dull, S6 4596 75 Tor shipping grades extra.
and amber, 81 63gl f6. Corn steady; mixed
western, 751ag76%o Whisky Gull ana un-
changed, sUc. Coffee steady and IN moderate
demand; Rio, l35E9l655C. sugar steady aud in
moderate demand; cuba, 9IGg5zc MoIasses
quiet and unchanged. Rice, S14G65{c.
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THE WEATHER.
METEOROLOGICAL RECORD.
MEMPHIs- Anril Is laAl n


Z. ]. BRO v N. ORssrver.
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CHICAGO, April Is-FlOur dull. Wheat dun
and declined 1z@54c. closing at 81 ~ cash (;
this PIN. heavy at ST 29@l 291I. Corn-No.
mixed quiet, A@lc lower, closing dnll al pa
45i1<c cash. this pm. quiet al bl59c, oatA
dull and declined l@l1<ci closing at 465ag4lo.
Rye-NO. 2 quiet $50. Rarley-N0 S0c9Sl.
Hlghwines, SG1Sc Provisions frmerj mess
pork closed at SIS l25z8l6 % cash. Lard closed
at lOJso cash. Dry sailed shoulders, &c. hogs
quiet, 3 a5@5 6l1a. Cattle active aud niIn,
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a SPELLING TEsr.-At teachers
meeting, N recently held in Newburg, New

A SPELLING TEsr.-At teachers
meeting, recently held in Newburg, New
York, list OF fifty words was giyen out.
ana OF the ninety-four teachers present
not one succeeded in spelling every word
in the list correctly. The one nearest
accuracy failed on but two words, while
tue Ounce of the convention blundered
at torty-tive words out of the fifty. In
tile ninety-four papers examined there
We're 2,6G3 mistakes! The word .'cachi-
nation" was the sorest trial of ALL, there
being no less than fifty different spell
iings. One erudite pedagogue sncllod
"apostasy" thus: epposteca. The list we
subjoin, md it may occasion some
amusement to test the young ones from
it. It is: Intermittent, heresy, bilious,
coercion, ecstasy, olarionet, surcingle,
paralyze, licorioe, trafficking, suspicion,
ellipsis, apostasy, deleble. mortgaging,
singeing, skilfully. subpoena, allegablo,
ignitible, phosphoresoenoe. jeopardize,
ebulition, mronautic, sibyline, caohina-
tion, vaoillation, bachanalian, fascina-
tlon, crystalline, catechiae, trisyllable
tyrannize, apologize, gauging, saccha-
rine, hemorrhage, rendezvous, Fahren-
heit, Galilean, Sadducee, erysipelas, hie-
r.oglyphics, npocrypha, daguerreotype,
ldiosyncrasy, canaille, cannibal, migno-
nette, kaleidoscope.
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Vegetable Blood and Liver Pills

!" ..
i'ure Bile! Pure Blood! Pure Flesh
A MUCH needed medicine. in all troucal |
"A climates, is Blood Purifier and a Liver
Regulator. These PILLS combine the essen.
tiai EroPert1es Of all Invigorator of the Liver
and Purifier Of the Blood The largest organ
in tho body is the Liver. Il is tho rrsai
Workshop OF the body. When this Important
organ does not act, the skin becomes sal.
low; sick headache sots in, with chilly scnsa.
lions; cold hands and feet; puin in the head;
oI;io t,;. iosor, Haetrlc disturbance; vomiting;
iechng or weight i'll the region Of the Liver: a
ary Cough Among other symptoms OF liver
arrangement, alc sDtoness in ths rnpinn OF
the liver, ACROSS tho stomach and below tho
rriosi oppressed stomach; face sometimes
hnshod; leverishness in tho afternoon or ~
night; drowsiness and indoience: nervoms
Watchfulneas at night; melancholy blues:
dreams, commonly frlghtful; chest oppressed
and heavy; darting pains in the abdomen:
I@antness; @ signing; difficult and short breath;
p,;nt pain IN inc chcst, about tho lungs, commonly
mistaken Tor pleurisy; shifting pains, like
those OF rheumatism; COLES; sometimes a
short, sharp cough, with dryness of tl,roa :.
UNPLEASANT throbbing about tho stomach: cx
cess OF dandruf, and scnrfy deposit on tho
ss'n sal'ing OF sho hair; funoss and sraitncss
Giothlng, sonr stomach, with symptoms of
dyspepsia; bilious colics; diarrhma: dyscn.
teE! levers; obstinate constipation; intcrmit-
,;., IN. iever. or fever and agnr; jaundice cos
"ess t;n, .srs anu aiaIrhoi alternately; expectora
Iioh strihgy and sticky; foul mouth in tho
morning, often nausea and vomiting: dizzi.
ness; pain i'll the right shoulder. snmetimes
IN Hhonlder-bade; inability to Iio on lett side:
hlcc"nRh; occasionally, pain in left shoulder
EeIsonanis p.ie' ,., use OF tho BLOOD AND LIVER
FILLS: ii taken as directed, will always prevent
tiin IL, pn1htni termination or tho disorder.
These Pills arc for sale hv
EDWARD IT. EEINITSIl,
A"sus' ~ Chemist and DruggisL.
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South Carolina Railroad Comuanv,

COLUMBIA, b. O., SEPTEMBER 6. 1871
10 our patrons, .tricnds and acqudinta noes
and all in interest:
Owing to many incorrect rumors beiur cir.
culated tending to divert freights from tho
Old and popular line u;d New York steamers
and tho South Carolina RailrosA, known M
the Great Southern Freight Line, unriyaled
In accommodations and quick despatch, with
great energy and promptncss in I'LL of it's for
warding departments. III in. interest arc enr
| ncstly assured that there will bo no DELAY in
their shipment Of frcights by New York, Phi.
ladeipha and Baltimore steamers md South
Carolina Hailroad Tho steamers and their
accommodations arc ample, and the roads
capacity. in all of it's departments, arc such
as to insure prompt despatch. Our patrons
IN Colunbia, on tho Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta Kailrond, and OH tho Grccnyillc
kailroad and it's connections, arc respectfully
assured That the samo means and facilities,
Will increased power, are at command of the
Great Southern Freight Limo which in the
past made 1t one Of unrivaled despatch in all
of Its forwarding departments. Frcights are
as promptly forwarded from Now York by the
Hreat southern Freight Line as by any other
II known line; thero is no delay at Charleston
The utmost despatch is given over tho South
.!T Unrolina Railroad, and it is earnestly assured
VIII bo 30 continued. Patrons of the Great
Southern Freight Limo arc respectfully ro.
9ucstcd to believe that their patronage will
be kindly appreciated, and their interest, in
consiSnees, with tho largo shipments of
freight received this morning. brought by
tho steamer James Adger, uia Charleston,
gives the pleasing assurance of their conf
dence In the certain and quick despatch of
ireights by tho Great Southern Freight Line.
Many thanks arc returned for tho sumo, With
the assurance that between tho cities of tho
North and Charleston, thcro will be no delay
IN tho transportation of freights; and from,
Charleston to Columbia and points beyond.
ireights will bo daily forwarded with prompt
deSOatch
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Notice to Contractors.

SEALED bids for building Market will bo
- received at the store OF Cooper j. Taylor,
which time all bids will be opened Tho con
tract will be awarded to tho lowest RESPONSE
bio bidder. The committee reserves tho right
to reject all bids offered. Tho contractor will
be required to enter into bond for faithful
performance OF his contract in penalty of
x5.0o0, with good and responHiblo surctics.
The names of the persons offered as suretics
by tho contractor shall bo sent with tho bid,
together with tho amount Of proposed cure
ties. Tho contract. after being awarded by
committee. must be ratified by City Council.
Plans and specifications OF proposed building
can DO seen at Cooper Il Taylor's store
AUGUSTUS COOPER, Chairman,
CHARLES MINCRT,
8. Il. THOMPSON,
WILLIAM HAYNE.
Il. III. WALLACE,
Sept q
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A FEW reasons why they should have the
"A preference over all others:
/. Wheeler Wilson's Sewing Machine I,
much simpler than any uf Tie others: ra-
curing lers than half the an:ouLt Of mn.
chnery. '. -A
2. AS tho result OF this simplicity. this ms
get ont Of repair.
8. Another ,reeult OF tlis simplicity Is
greater durability.
1. Another result is lees friction. and. CON
sequently, greater ease and ra ,idity OF mo.
lion, with less noise.
5. And greatest of all. that it 1aes no Shut
tie. and makes the lock stitch
1t il the cheapest 10 luy the bert Buy tho
machine that has justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation aud independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has the Wheeler &
Wilson not only atood first and foremost bnt
now stands the untivalled Sewing Machine Of
the enlightened civilized world Buy the ma.
chine that has been thus tested and proved.
and then you are sure to get the best. For
sale ON the easiest porsible terms. Sales
room Main street. second door below FHGXIY
Office, Columbia. 8. @.
4. wEYrE, General Southern Agent. :.
6mO
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PROCLAMATION.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
nFFlClAL information having hccn re-
~ ccived ut this Office that NANCY COLE
MAN; resident Of tho County of Fairfield.
was deliberately shot and killed while stand.
ing in the door Of her. residence, in the said
County OF Fairfield, about 10 O'Clock on the
night 9f tho 10Th July last; and whereas the
assassins arc unknown to the jury OF inquest
Now, therefore, l, ROBERT K. SCOTT.
Governor OF tho State of South Carolina. il,
order that justice may bo done. and the ina
jesty Of tho law yindicated. tlo hereby offer q
reward of FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS for
tho apprehension Of the perpetrators of eaid
murder, and their delivery in any Jail OF thig
State, with proof to convict.
In testimony whereof, have hercunto eet
my hand aud caused the Great Seal
or the State to be affixed, ut Colum-
IT,. 8. bia, this 4th day of September, A. D.
1871, and in the ninety sixth year of
the Independence Of the United Statcs
OF America.
ROBERT K. SCOTT, Governor.
SeptG
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Here is batch of odd derivations, but
you will find them oil correct: "Ging-
ham" is from the town Guincamp;
.'bayonet" from Bayonne; ''cambrio'
from Cambray; "muslin" from Mosul;
diaper from D'Ypres; "oarpet" from
Cairo and the italian word .apeto (tapes-
try,) literally Cairo tapestry; ''buzzard''
from auis tarda, the slow bird, corrupted
first into bistdrda. and thence to buz-
zard; rosemary" is yos mdrinus;; 'tdan.
delion" is dent de lion; ''tansy" is aMana-
ssid; s.'pansy" is panacear; s'iews-h harp
is only corruption of jams harp; .'sol-
der" is from the French soide, to pay;
umpire is also the French an pere, q
father, one who. like father, settles
difficulties.
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6f COLUMBIA S c. THURSDAY SEPTEMBER q 1871 VO
state Of South Carolina---Urion Co.
90 URT OF COMMON PLEAS

state OF South Carolina---Urion Co,
COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Noxanna Owons, Plaintiff, against Martin
Owens, Robert Owens, Sarah Ovens, pin.
sant Owens, Judson Owens. Ruxanna
Owens aud Atldie Owens, Defendants -
To TIE DEFENDANTS:
VOU arc hereby summoned and reonirct,
Il TO answer the petition in this nt.tinn
which is filed in the Office OF tho Probate
Judge Tor the said County, and to servo n
copy OF your answer to the said petition on
the subscriber, at his Office, ut Union. n. g..
within twenty da.s after tue service hereof
exclusive OF the day Of such service: and II
you fail to answer the petition within the time
aforesaid, tho Plaintiff in this action will an
ply to tho Court for the relief demanded in
the petition. -
Dated August 20, 1871.
JAS. Il. STEEDMAN,
Plaintiif's Attorney.
To RoBERr OWENS:
Take notice that this action is commenced
LOT partition OF land in tho Probate Court in
ano lot tho County of Union, and that sum
mons IN this action, of which tho foregoing in
copy, was ftcd in tho Office of the jndco of
said County. at Union, in tho County Of
Union. in said State, on tho 29th day Of An.
gust, 1871. JAS. D. STEEDMAN.
Plaintiffs Attorney.
UNION. August %, 1871. August 81 tit;