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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
Ku Kipx Bill.

The Senate has passed the kn k!ux
bill with the amendments proposed by
! the Judiciary Committee, which amend
!! mentS strike out the rrpea! Of the test
oath for United States Jurors, leaving
the law Us at present; and another, by
Sherman. as tnllows: Tha, if any honsc,
tenement, cabin, shop. building, BAN or
granary shall he unla" fully or frlnniou<ly
demolished, pulled down, burned or deS
troyed, wholly or il part, by any per
sons rioto's'y mi unanimously a>se II
hled together; or if any person shall
unlawfuily, and with f"rce and violence,
be whipped, scourged, wounded or killed
bv any persons riot"usly and tunultu
ouSly assembled together; and such Of
fence was committed to deprive any per-
son OF any rishtconftrrel upon Kim by the
Constitution and laws ofthe United States.
or deter him from or punish him for excr.
ci>ing any such right, or by reason OF
his race, color or previous condition "t
servltude, in every such case the inhahl
'antS Of the County. city O: parish IL
which any Of the sail offences shall ls
committed, shall lie liable to pay full
compensation to the person or persons
damaged by such ofFtn>v, if living OF t"
his legal representative if dead and
such compensation may be recovered b.
s1ch person or his representative BY
suit in any court Of the United States. OF
competent Jurisdiction, in the district II.
which the offence was committed, 10 ht
in the name Of the person Injured or his
legal representative, and against said
County, city or parish; and execution
may be issued Oil a judgement rendered
in such suit, and may be levied upon ANY
property, real or personal, Of any person
in sad County city or parish; a"'i tn
said County. city or parish which ma,
have satisfied such j 'dgmcnt. OF the per
son out of whose property said judy
ment shall have been satisfied, Us IT,,
case may be, may recover the full amounr
Of said Judgment, costs and interests.
FROM any person engaged as principal or
accessory in such riot, in an acton il
any cour: Of competent Jurisdiction
and the person out Of whose prnpert,
such judgment shall have been satisfied,
shall. in such case, have contribution a.
at common law; and the Circuit Court
Of the United States for the proper dis
trict shall have jurisdiction Of such action
The bill was passed by rs t., l9-IEill.
Robertson, Shurz, Upton and !rumhuil
voting nav.
House, Apr.l5.-The ku kiux bill was
taken up. The Senate'S amendment.
extending the right of the PreSiden, t"
suspend the haheaS corpus to the end OF
the next regular session Of Congress.
was rejected-S6 to 90. An amend
ment requiring the iron clad from Fed
eral jurors was rejected, ,withnu, division
The amendment known as "Sherman'>
amendment" telegraphed in full las'
night. was rejectcd-yeaS As; nays 1%l
This is the amendment assessing da,m-
ages upon localities. Other amend
mentS the most Of them imnatrrial-
were concurrcd in, and committee Of
conference was ordered. Shellaharge'.
Schoheld and Kerr were appointed on
The par. OF the House. Adjourned.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19
Another Way for the Money to Go.

The Union Times shows that under
i'.c old system Of drawing juries there
was no expense in the drawing. Now
there is. For that County it will be
about three hundred snd fifty dollars;
:nr Charleston, one thousand. An AT
Proclamation NAV easily be made from
,iii>, what the aggregate will be. The
board consists Of three officers, who are
entitled to three dollars day, who will
continue in session as many days ir the
wear as the Circuit Court is in session in
:ne County. There will be drawing
t'r every conIt-three every year. At
every drawing the clerk and sheriff are
+, DC present The figures sor Union,
t'icr, viii stand thus:
i've weeks. thirty days, three
commissioners, at So each, $27o 00
Five extra DAYS, three comn,is-
>inrcr>, AT So each, As 90
T.rcr days If clerk and Sheriff,
- $; vayh. IS 90
iv:ai $3.50 CO
i,:v> lii. !GvntslS.
Ills is tic cost Of the drawing only :;
as COSTS Of Issuing ver.irv, <ummoning
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Wox,S'S RlGur TO VorE IN Sorru
CAEoLlSA.-The Washington Chronicle
says: The right of women to vote un.
der the Constitution OF the United States
is soon to b. tested in South Caro,ina.
1t the election in October last in thai,
State, five co!ored women were allow ed
to vote at certain polling place. The
Managers Of Election were arrested.
tried, and sentenced to six months i'm
pri$onment, and 70 pay fine Of 5000
each. The Managers have cnrrietl the
case to the United States Circuit Court,
which meets in Charleston this month,
the ground of appeal being that the Con
s,i,ution and lass authorizes females to
vote"
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BoEEs.-What constitutes q b re u?
Wha, combination Of qualities goes to
make up that scourge Of civilization L?
\ total lack Of humnr, We should say,
and of that sympathetic power which
erabies person 10 see, as if BY instinct,
whether he or his conversation be agree.
able 10 the listener, joined sometimes I"
intense esotism; ,hnush this last is not
necessary ing'edi"ntin the bore's char
acter. except so far as it is Connected;
with want cf sympathy. The essence of
the bore is the absence nf the sympa
thetic power. This by no means i'm.
plies the absence of sYmpathizing power
The t"o are quite distinct. a person
may bore one t" death with sympathy,
by Offering i, at the wrong time. a
b"e has no tact. This is why the mas
culine bore so largely prcdominateS over
the feminine. Women, as a rule, have
more tact than men. They are nore
sympathetic too; their finer sensibilitics
enabling chem to feel the pulse, As i.
were, Of the individual With whom they
arc converSins or the society in which
they arc mixing. But though the felni.
nine type is rarcr than the masculine, i,
is infinitely the worse of the two. The
rarity is more than compensated for By
the nsity.-Tinsley's Magazine.
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s@ BEARIN MIND.-WHEN

-
,,,L d ,,
disease 'as u"oe' "'"eo '"' "-'
physical system has become prosfrateo, a
slimulant that will not only strengthen,
,,, ,ouovs tho c,nss shopld he ;mmedi
49,, ,..
ate'y Fe"oF'e' u. ne"'A' u''''e'S - "'.' .
fruitful source Of the breaking down OF the
constitution. and the rayaecs Of this enemy
,,., , ,;. e. .u s,.h
~ "e"'' "'> e
maltd'es hostetters Stomach b'tterS nave
been found unsurpassed. By acting direc'-
l.. uoon rho d;oes,ive oroars fIev remove
a;,s..,,o ca.,;,a u,,a, ,,;no
t'e nea, WI, ';n,d nr w. $500 na,.o'a ~ of I.i'
o." ,onS.ia". a. ~, 10 d:oa.,;,,,
.e sna s ,ha n,,;n, su,s h;, s,r.rr,,,
G' ' p ~, .n.a.., ~ I h..I,h inv
~,
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the following interesting notice taken
from the Geneva (N. v Gazette:

from the GeneVa y. GaZette:
Onr worthy townsman John B. Dixon,
ard wife, returned last Saturday from an
overland trip TO Charleston, and the far
interior Of South Caiolina. He has set
w tile machine at Anderson, in that
State, and he brought hume specimen
Of tile manufactured at that place. The
clay Is uf quite a ight color, and the tile
more porous than our own. A 6ne pay
ing business is anticipated.
Mr.. Dixon, as is we'll known, has hon
eslly affiliated 18th the Republican par.
ty. His testimony therefore, as to the
state Of social ard poli:ica and govern
mental affairs in the Palmetto State
educed by personal observation, if against
the Radical reconstruction policy, cannot
be attributed TO bias in favor Of the
"rebels" or their "lost cause" lie says
the condition cannot we'll be worse that
the worse elements If tie population,
white and black, fill the legislative halls
and most Of the public Offices that men
Of intelligence, experience and probity
are prescribed by both Federal and State
la~s from holding any place of public
trust, and even diSfranchiSrd. No Won.
der, then. the prevalence of crime, the
utter disorsanization Of society, the de-
based condition and Intulrrable insolence
Of the ignorant blacks o wonder The
occasional outbreaks Of mob law, aud
an outraged c"mnunity taking ven
grance into their own hands.
MIR. Dixon i'lac"d in our hand copy
OF the Charleston Courier Of the 10th,
pointing out a leading editorial which he
SAYS truthful, lerre>ent>.' the situation,
and utterS the grievances over which the
Who'll. South complains.
Mr. Dixon is pr"tu>e in praises Of the
hospitality Of the people ~hom he en-
countesed, particularly tcfrrrirg to the
family of Mr.. Crayton. OF Anderson.
He brought home specimens of un.
sh He'd rice, and cotton balls as they
grow and ripen upon the plant-Lo,h
rare curios:t!cs 10 most people of our
vicinity.
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Office Of Board Of County
commissioners

BIDS will b" received until the nth Of
Nay for Building Bridge across Heller's
Creek, near Hope Station. Sealed psopo-
Sals can be handed in or <cnr. For particu.
lars app'y 10 the Chairman Of the Board.
SIMEON YCCN3,
Charm III Go my Commissioners.
hor - IS-1,
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THE LAST OF An OLD Sit GONE. The
last one Of the old Sc, of Glover bro.
theirs is snne-men honorahly identified
with the life and history Of E'lgvtield
4 few weeks back VIC clroniclrd the
death in Augusta, OF Robert Glover, ESQ
and now It is our painful duty to an.
nounce the d,ath of David NJ. Glover,
Esq. Mr.. Glover departed this life al
his residence some nine or ten miles he
low our village, on Sunday morning last,
aged about sixty 6re
Col. ". Henry Griffin, a gentleman
formerly well known and much hnt"re,
in this his native District, departed this
life at his home, Houston, Texas, on ,hr
29'h ul,.-Elgetield Advertiser.
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| VA
Dr.. Wiusmith not Dead.
1888 Gt,

IH2 iv;:owins l.ttcr, sho., and sweet
:, % TIC roit.:, is proof positive that Dr..
Hi..Smi,h is not dead, nor even sleerirg,
=: ne spcskc'h, ard wisely
!l".G S.a have seen in the Charles.
-" raHerS movement by the Chamber
o.; Co Hmcrcc. 10 call 4 convention of
;':.. taxpayers Of the State to NEE, in
,.lnmiia on the second Tuesday in May
! n"pe the taxpayers Of Spartauburg
III call 4 meeting promptly, and appoint
q !rcates tn said conrention, and as |
>ir:.i! he unable to attend such meeting,
leslie, through your paper. 10 express
~ appi oval Of the movement, Shich ]
!".pc may evcntuate in relieving the tax.
i*rerS from the ruinouS burthens which
lave been imposed upon them by cor
'.;.t Legislature at S last session. 4
"t.iic,i, prudent and decisive movement
81 lie part Of tie tax payers cannot fail
- De felt. anl may be productive Of
."rch relief Very respectfully,
j. WlNSNlTH.
r>mp HILL, April 10, 1871.
We congratulate the Doctor both in
- recovery from his cruel wounds, and
- lie reality breathings Of his letter.
Tie radical party tried their level bes,
10 make Dig capital out of the shoot.
i:S. kiiii;.s, numbering and subsequent
'sa;; If this gentleman, and rather sig
!;.iy failed. And uow that ne is NOT
"r!v not dead, but asserts that he Is
:l'ise AMI awake to the issue, the party
Mill be grievou=ly disappointed.
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4 Eea:.n- Feeling.

c'":."'nar from Co!u,nbia a few
'.'- az re!c:ri:,, 70 the situation, and
>" '.'ake;:!::s which! is taking place in
Nt'lt-" nI;ad II regard to the &C,
80 ."' t:ue situation Of affairs in Souti.
- IN, n'tt.,ioned the happy results
@. ! are .pil" vlrg from the tide of
legation which is gradually but stead
Lowing il from the North and West.
Way he tells US have found homes in
''.''hia, have brought capital with
n. aha better than that share Of
','''"n sense, Nhich with only an ex.
~ Of aatula! sight will force them TO
.,:rv!,tole conclusion. that the temper,
Il tontC1, of the white native people
49,: beet. grossly rniSrepresenteG, and
:'.''t i ,;;he Of the SEXUAL condition has
.' Nr""n. Seeing is believing, and
..'>"na; contact will. our people.
: N experience Of the deplorable ef
=: The sad condition which this con-
- :nH>t force on them, will soon have
; ,;!.vt. Already are these settlers
".i;i"g home to their friends true ac-
.'I"t> cf the condition of affairs, and
;.':>: letters, coming from such source,
".n>t hap?i't di>pel much Of the dark.
|>.~S ami prejudice which fills the minds
q those far removed from US, and who
XIV comparatively nothing about US.
c.tcpt the lies which are 50 industriouSly
ri.t;.latsd for party purposes and poli..
= rs:.i;%I.
y an evidence Of this truth, We COPY
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWRERRY COUNTY

b. James G. Lrahv, Probate Judge.
Wh-reaS Dennis Lark ahd Laura G. Lark
his wife, hath made suit to me 70 grant ,h.m
Letters OF Administration, de boEi. non, of
The Estate aud effects of John y. Floyd,
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors
Of the said deceased, TO b. aud appear be.
fore ne, in the Cour, OF Probate. to be held
at Ne~rrry Court House, OIL the 2sth day
"f April next, after publication hereof,
at II o'cio'k in the forenoon, to shew
cause, f any ihev have, why the said ad-
rniniS'rAsion shonld not be granted. Given
under My hand this l4,h day of April
Ammo Domini, 1871.
JAMES c. LEAHY, P.J.s.c
Apr le, lC-2t.
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REWBERRY.. S. e.,
Wednesday, April 19, 1871.
For q copy Of the proceedings Of the

For copy Of the proceedings Of the
Special meeting Of the Charleston Cham
her Of Commerce, held on the S0th
March, in reference to the public debt
a:d taxation Of the State, we are indebt-
Il 10 the Chamber cf Commerce. The
proceedings Of the special meeting Of the
Charleston Board Of Trade accompanies
it. These proceedings are highly inter
cStinc, and the Chamber will accept
thanks for the courtesy.
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I beg leave to call the attention Of the read

/ beg leave to call the attention of the reader
to testimonials in fsvor OF the Schnapps:
feel hoqud TO say that regard your Schapps
AS being in every respect pre-emirentJy pure. aad
deserving of medicai patronage. At all events
i, is the purest possible article Of Holland gin,
heretofore unoo .aina,;,. and as such NAV
be saf.lv prescI ibcd by physicians
DAVID +. NOTE, u n, Pharmaceutical
Chemist New York.
LOUISVILLE. KY.. Sept. /. feel that We have
now IN arie'e ofgin suitable for such csses a
that remedy is adapted 20. DR.. J.W. BRIGHT.
"schnspps" is a remedy in chronic catarrhal
complaints. &c:
take great pleasure in bearing highly cred
table testimony to is efc1cv rs q remedial
cent in the iii. ases for whi:h yau recommend
il. Having natural tendency 10 the mucucs
su:ttces. wirh slight degree Of stimulation. I
regard il IS one Of ihe most important remedies
i'll chronic Catarrhal afectcLs, particularly those
Of the geni'o-urinury apparatus. With much
respect. rour obedient servant, CdAS. A. LEAS,
u d, New York.
IS PINE STc"ET, NLw IoEK Nov 2. 1877
CDolrAo WOLFE. ESQ. Pr.>erf: DEAR SiR:
] have made chem cal examination OF a sample
If your ''Schiedam Schna2ps,' with the inteut
of determining if any foreign o. injurious sub
stance had been added TO the simple distilled
spirits.
The exam nation has resulted in the conclusion
that the sample cnntlined no poisonous or harm
full admiNture. have been unable 10 discover
an, trace Of the dele erious substances which are
sometimes employed in the adul;eration Of II
Qnors. ] would not hesitate to use myself, nor
90 recommend to others. for medicinal Iurpcses.
the ''Schiedam $chnap:s' a. al excellent ard
uuotjectinnable variety fgiu.
Very respec fully yours.
iSignedl CHAS. A. SEELi, Caemit.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY. 18
E1CA- SGE PLACE. NV ioCK. Nov. q, 1867
CDoLPHo WOLFE, ESQ: DYhR SIR: The unde--
signed have carefully and thoroughly analyzed
a sample Of our Aromatic >chiedam Schnapps,'
selected hy ourselves. ard have found the SAT-
free from all organic or inorganic substance,
more less iijuri. US TO health. From the result
of our examination we consider the article enc
of superio. quality, healthtul as beverage aud
cftc;ual III its medicinal qualities.
,e>pecifu!ly yours,
SiSnel ALEX. TRIPPEL. Chemist.
FRANCIS f. ENGELHARD, II. D.
For sale by all respectable G:oce-s aud Drug
gi>ts
UDOLPUO WOLFE s EST.
Apr 10. 1c 3:nos % BEAVER ST. NY.
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Pr:oor PosIrIvx.-The immense saies OF Sing
err. Sewing " ,chirts il proof positive Of their
merits. 30 fsmiy knowing anything about
them are willing to do without one. ANYTHING
in the wsv nf sew ing. plain or ornamental. can
be done on them. and q child with but little in
sfruction can run them with facility Ehe ma
cbinery il sjmple ard not liahle to break or get
out Of order. They have been known to keep in
good running order for fifteen years without
need Of repa rs which cannot ee said Of other
machines Messrs. Chick Chick are the AGENTS
at Sewberrv. u.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-04-19

SCRAPs.-
The thermometer hero last Saturday week
marked 80 degrees in the shade.
In n recent discussion as to whether Eve
WAS formed from bone or not. ii hls been
decided that she was so formed, it must
have been the bone Of contention.
Valuable and infa!lib!e remedies: For
corns, easy shoes; for bic, exercise; for
rheumatism, new finn::l and patience; for
gout, toast and wafer; for the too,irache,
dentist; for debt, industry; and fer love,
matrimoDy.
A stolen kiss saved girls life in Fond du
Lac last week. for if the man who did the
deed had not pulled her head forward just
rs he did, u 5'am which fell from the upper
floor, wouId have rshed her brains out.
The season is delightful. and everything
bids fir, vet :hcre are those who predic;
frost in May, but as these weather prophc;.
are no wiser than other people, we safely in
dn!ge the hope that their predictions may
fail. They should be very particular how
they talk.
The Princess Loui,e's welding cJke WAS
three stories high, on a golden stand, and
weighed two hun lred poulII. /, was en-
bcl''shcd with royal aims, flowers, frli:s,
monos:am>. cupid>, likeness,< Of Louisa and
Ln1ne, roses. >h ln7ock5. thistle<, birds aal
sundry other things.
Ihe Gothic Irish, the Slxon English, tie
little ridiculous blonde. til. cephaIic gold
blonde, AMI the lymphatic blonde. Of these
the cepha'c gold Individuals are most dan
gerous to Masculine peace of mind.
Our word for it boys. they are all danger
Gus.
The following hints on raising geese, given
by Dir. Grcely, will prove valuable st this
season. Horace'S experience is thai there is
no trouble at ell about it, if the goslings are
are not weaned TOO young. II: says they
should be allowed 10 run with the old COW
and suck at will until their horns get out an
inch or two, when they will be hardy enough
to pack and sslt d,wn for marke..
a stronS> minded woman gives her views
Of marriage thus: "a molecnle Of oxygen
roaming lonely through space, seeking for
its mate, but 6nding none, when of sudden
in some hidden nook i, discovers molecu!e
Of hydrogen, when 10! there is a rush, an
embrace, and there is neither any more oxy>
gen nor hydrogen, but diamond drop OF
dew rrpo>ing on the bosom OF the lilly"
She Is a moecple Of hydrogen, AMI laments
that no moIecu'e Of oxygen hath discovered
her vc..
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COINCIDENCE. rather singular coiaci>
dcnre occurred in this place last week. The
Presbyterian congregation who were looking
for visit and sermon on Friday night from
the R.v. Dr.. Martin, of AbbevilIe, were dis
appointed, in chat he failei 10 arrive in time.
In the meantime, the Rev. VIM. Martin, of
Columbia, put in an appearance, to the
p!easurable surprise Of the Methodist congre-
ga,on. who were not expecting visit just
then from the Reverend gentleman. In the
former case we are pleased 10 say that The
disappointment was but for the night, as the
next days Train brought the Rev gentleman
so anxiou>ly looked for. Both congregations
were edited By the diScourSes delivered on
the Sabbath.
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LOCAL.

SAD AccIDEsr.-We learn with deep re-
gret that Mr.. Jas. Reeder, Of this district,
was thrown from his buggy on Tuesday last,
and sustained such internal injuries as make
bis case extremity critical. At last accounts
be WAS in dangerous condition.
Just before going to press we learn with
pleasure that Dir. Reeder is doing we'll and
likely to recover.
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It proves the adage that it's bad wind
which blows no good. We don'tgo TO the
Enoree any more, however. As fishing
place 1t won't do. Others may try it If they
please; a. for this local, SCOTS creek will
answer all purposes. A man can safely aP-
proximate what he wont catch there. ltwas
decidedly The hardest days work we ever
did do, and the least profitable.
All o. which is respectfully submitted as
warning.
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NEWBERRY INPROVING-
BALTIMORE CORNER.
Apr. l9, l6-3m.

NEWBERRY IMPROVING
Especially i'll the neighborhood of L.
r. MARSHALL'S Store. Come
around. gaze in wonder. then walk in
the store and buy to advantage and
?rodt-for L. Il. NJ. can sell to your
advantage. as some of his slow pace
debtors have needed his warnings and
promised to pay. All. would that
we could live on promises.
Apr. 10, lG-lt.
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A COOP THISG.-An excellent Tonic and
an,i-dyspep,ic is Drs Mptre & Tasrant's Vic
tosia Bit!ers. We have tried them and can
honestly, and do cheerfuliy recommend them
TO all persons suffering from deranged dises-
;ive organs au | weak hsbits. Their Liver
Invsorator is also one of the best, for all the
purposes for which it is prepared.
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SECRETARY'S OTFJCE

SECRETARY S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, 5. c., April Is, 1871.
The AnnnAi Aecsh,s of the Stockholders
oi the Greenvile and Columbia Railroad
Company will be held OH THURSDAY, 27th
inst, at lo o'clock 4. u. Stockholders will
be passed YsEE to and from Columbia to
attend the meeting, as heretofore. They
viii! be required to! show their Stock Scrip
to the Conductor, Who will exac, pay from
al! others, as no ose but Stock holder, Or
those OF their family residing with them,
are entitled TO the privilege.
AN Stock represented by proxy reenires
t"o cent stlrhp for each signature, and no
ONE buta Sioehho' der can be proxy.
C.. '. CARRINGiON, Secretary.
Apr. l9, l6-2t.
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COMM ERCIAL.

Nx~sxnnT, 8. c.. April 1s.,cot.cn H:e.
and es.ier; sales 3,27l bales-upIands IA. Gold
1uI II. ,;,d,;,,
"A: receipts $50 bales; 'ales 3"i stock oaoI -.
AUoUsra. April T.-Cntton dull ana .eSk, H.
10; for middlinY; sales No bales; receipts o.
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COTTON TAX!

ALL persons who have paid Internal
Revenue Tax on Cotton, would consult
their interest b. calling On the undersigned, !,
at an early day.
c. II SUBER, or
Apr. Il, 15-,f. ". F. NANCE.
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The WEATH GRAND DCHoPs-Spring seems
to have fairly opened and vegetation is rapid
ly advancing. TO rne delight Of gardeners and
planters. Fine rains We're had last week
which were much needed By those who had
plaured corn. and which in many Instances
was feared would not come up, owing 10 the
heavy crust. The prospect just now i>inJeed
cheering and bids fair for bounteous CROP Of
fruit and cereals