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Germany.
BISMARCK THREATENS FR4SCE. NTH kHfAIA-

BERLIN, December q .-Bisln;'r&l; has sent
dispatch to the Germanreiin:scntatlvc at
Paris setting forth the feeling c4p5cd in Ger
many by the outrages pclpctislel upon her
soldiers in France. .Ta threatens to seize
hostages in the occupied provinces unless the
assassins in the future Who escape into neigh
boring provinces are delivered up t9 German
officers by the French authorities, and he
declares that unless these horrible outrages
cease the army OF occupation shall be i'll
creased and the expense ana kurthen Of It's
support, which is paid byFrance, doubled.
The Emperor has prorogued the Prlssian
Diet until the Sth OF January, 1872.
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TOBACCO MARKETS.

..:'iE&;' RICHMOND, tHA-ht}|2 "a q
DECEMBER I.55Therc-t p very little doing, not,
enough p render to make ply comment.
Business d almost closed for the sesrn I'VE Would
not be surprised gee bFsE market after the holl-
days We continue otr quotations. for old. They are,
however, for the most part nominal: - i, "T -.
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&CWE%<,-TEACEsESES.

GROVER i BAKER SEWING-NfA-
! ,l:l>f, :;.r Il holiday present To Your wife,
.. .tr. l.! iIicli or 10 make some poor lady IN
...., cc charity Mu,ld IL. present useful, and
:. .,.... Remembered with cr-!;!t:4tc.
=. ! y. ". DARBY, Agents,
.. 9Ql Broad street.
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PETERSBURG, VA.

DECEMBER 2o.--Rcceipts of loose have fallen of,
but the demand continues steady. We quote prim-
ings 1T S3.5eG $3.50; Tugs at falr leaf ut
scGl$7.5O; good at SsGSg.5o. Tho stock of old is
nearly exhausted and but little Offering. :
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LATEST FOREIGN NEWS.
Esrgfand

A<a6Iauus n. Z
THE PRINCE OF wALEs-1HoSoKs TO tIts
PHYSICIANS. @ts $500 =
LONDON, December 21,--Tha pr4riea Of
Wales gradually gains siren th.. = 8 ttt:.,A
Gull will be made baronet and DR..
Lowe VIII be knighted, In g1stef recogni-
ton OF their services. Y a. i,1t .:rliil
TIE TIoHBosNE; TRIAL! Il Z ~
The celebrated Tichhnrne trinl has reanhnd
another stage. The plaintiffs case closed to.
day, and the further .hearing WAS postponed
until January 10Th. I -. - 'Rs.Sf Is
TERRIBLE; ssrsrwREesa.. Il. TrTI!IyN
LONDON, December 2I.--The.stearner Dela.
ware, which sailed this week from. j,iyefpool'
for Calcutta, was totally losteyesssrS ay, off
scylly island. All on: board are supposed to
Ia ~ r spain. tiiH''24a1' :! :!E2 Z
NIAnarD, December 221.-.Trhe ,C1alitpet has
been formed, with Sagosta rs prtsifet1r and
DR.. Bias minister of foreign Haasirs.oq Dhe
Government. will now move! for a dissolution
Of the Cortes.:H L...IhIfi.t sagUoGi
OFFICIAL. ASSouEcEAENg OF ic.irAcszr'sF RE-
MovAL-RUssIA's RELATIoNs NTH OTHER
EUROPEAN rowERs. : ,!.:Hit Ting ag@!,Es
ST. PErEnsDunen, December 91!!LThe Mes
senqer (oflicial organ) ANNOUNCES for the first
time the removal Of Minister C'.faff!zyy fro1n
Washington, owing, it says to4personal
difficulties which might prejudice the good
relations existing between Ruash and tile
United States. .sst,ys gA"t,s .t..,I' ai'i
The same Official authority, in an article on
the present aspect of European affairs, says
that Others should see no danger to them
selves in the friendship between Russia and
Germany. Their COMMON iatsrgst suilIceSS
to explain their mutual esteem: h1lt 10 STATE
should so far count oir Rts;ta's toriGaIauce
as to think of absorbing another.
An imperial ll!::tse makes compulsory the
use of the Russian language ini1 schools OF
Poland, .,..,.... .-...
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ITILLrOX & GlEBs'S SEWING-AA'

: 1T ~ 7 u 10 > NJ W ~ " ~
~ ,"it!Efs.-FAIrs FOR TIE people,
!..r to- WILCOX t4.;iBB2 stitch isa:ronser ana
,.a" in the n:tr&t: which Will ACCEPT our clial-
s - 70 scw a.!yie-sc!lus beside ours Tor pubic H.
I'M; manufacturers and others best Informed are
a. ,!:.t,l, the Guu!,!ctbrc.sG machines and adopting
f ,l,.rl.-:br.,tl !n3ciics are annually exchanged
,..r'lr !, ILiCOX 4 GIBBS MACHINE.
iE,,, ~. have Tor sale WHEELER & MlLSON,
.GI.t,TILE HAk En. SINGER, EMPIRE, ELLlp-
I r!d ClLcr Gouih!e-ihread machines, at from Sl5
- Clch .t
mat We guarantee satisfaction and give
ONE MONTHS TRIAL
before purchase FREE OF CHARGE.
Tt,.. lrr wait RETAIL agents In every to~n
$50! comfy.
enc lUr descriptive and price lists.
JAMES Z. \. GIBBS, Proprietor,
d., Stu;h and Bank streets, Richmond, Va.
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TOR NEW YORk.--ObD DO-,scFsSsissssss ~
L MINION STEAMSHIP COAlPA : ]. es.sssIzz :,
The side-wheel steamships VIVIAN oMEi iSA 1
BELL, SARATOGA, NIAGARA, ALIEN NLEs
and HATTERAS. leave New YORK; for Norfolk CITY
Point, and Richmond, every TIEsn , NJ IA KS
Richmond every TUESDAY, FRIDAY, and SUM
DAY, at high tide.
These ships are entirely new. They have elegant
saloons and stltcrooms. The iAre. Hcconmouitionsi
and attention, are unsurpassed "a -!
Close connections made with steamers all SOUTH
ern aud European ports. ~, c,-r.
TER OF ONE PER CENT, at tie oalces OF una
Company.
For further information. alplytoj
JOHN ", WYATT. 4 gent,
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according to quality.

Ii SIIuDUh4t VA. % ,,.rpsIT
DECEMBER 17.-Comparison uf Iuspccton or hogs
heads and boxes and receipts 6f loose tobacco this
week with last show decrease In hogsheads Of Is,
decrease In boxes of IL, aud decrease Of $3.50
pounds in loose tobacco ,%.JLt1i
The market Is firm and actIya and nrtcns fully
maintained. go ''..'' go l.7'f - F'.'7T
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Domestic Markcts-lBY TELEGRAPH
NEW YORK, December Election firm; sales,
l,ClJ bales uplanda 20!c: Orleans, .lc. Flour dull
and declining; common 10 fair extra, S6.50GtSI2o
good 10 choice, $500 S99 WhIskey frmer ut CSC.
Wheat tavors buycrs--Wi inter red western, Sissy
kettle 93c Navals quiet. Tallow heavy at sicl 9,c.
Ircl9hts dropping.
BALTIMORE, December 2l.-Flour dull and holders
firm. Wheat dull amber. si.TeGG:l:so Pennsylvania,
scarce and firm white southern, era 7Oc. yellow C9c;
mixed WESTERN 6s4t7cc. Oats dull, 53Il55c. Proyi-
sions unchanged Whiskcy dull at 9iGp4.c.
LOUISVILLE, December 2l.-Tobaeco-Lugs, $3.50
@:s: common to good leaf offered at al5G5 SIS. Bag
gng quiet and steady. -..... 80 ,..i -
ST. LOUIS, December 2l.-Tobacco steady. Hemp
and bageing dull. .faEf ~ go: s...s.-
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Baltimore Livestock Market.
DY TELEGRAPH.1

IBl TELEEKAFII.J ~ |-''-' $500 ~
BALTIMORE, December 2l.-Catte inactive; very
best on sale. 50C!c. first quality 5GI5ic. medium,
3ll5c: inferior and ordinary, SSSc; receipts ,50G
head sales, l.20O head. Hogs in fair demand; sup
ply good 1t etG;c; receipts, 1000. Sheep in light
supply; good Sheep brisk; common, low; 506tc.
krcclUt3, LIES,
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LANES RIVER STEAMROATrLI1:TYl-


Tickets sold and baggage check u rcuGm 1t CARRIER
& Co.'s Express. No. S26 Mdn street. and on board
steamer Eliza liancnS.
to tourists and ro&surc-Seekcrs cabling thciu To
PASS THROUGH DUTCH Ga: and see OTHER
noInts Of iutcres, on JAMES RIVER BY DAY
LIGHT, IL ~ l.. b. TATU3i, General Agent
james River Steamboat Company.
Office Ninth and Main streets, ard IL Roe etts
@ gts,
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CHESAPEAKE AND OHIO RAIL-
OROAD.-On and after September lst PhSSE&.
GER TRAINS Will leave Richmond Sundays exs
cepted) as follows: ..A, : =
s:so A. N.-NiaIL TRAIN for the White Sulphur
Springs connecting at Gordo1sriilc with the Orange,
Alexandria and iitI ss;s train for Washlr 2ton Aiid
North, and Lynchburg aud South. : =
3s5 T. M-ACCOalMODATlOS TRAIN for Cor.
donsvlle except on saturday, Oh which day y Leaves
at5P. II. This tIaiu CONNECTS ut GorconsGilie With
The night trains on the Orange, AieAandria and Ma
nassaS railroad for LYNCHBURG and WASHlNG-
Through tickets, at low rates, sold to all points
Northwest and Southwest -,i.at =, l,ra- J!
Steerage tickets from Liverpool, Queenstown,
Amsterdam, a ntwerp, Hamburg, Hayre, R9tterdsin
Bergen, Copenhagen, and GotheHburg, 70 az poing
on this road, can be bought of the General TICKET
Agent at Richmond, or can beordered through any
station agent on the road. ss,..f,L ~ -
Further Information may be obtained ut the CON-
pany's Offices ---.- -.--s,------s.. -:
No passenger trains are run on Sundays.
A. Il. PERRY, General uperfntendsnt
JAMES F. NETHERLASp, General Ticket Agent
+. 4
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RICHMOND AND PETERsBuRG}S
80 RAILROAD COMPANY, NJ

1--'-T'I KAlLEUAD
Eti,.n ,rr' RICHMOND, VA, August 6;ls7L u
TILE TRAINS ON THIS ROAD run as
>, The mail trains leave Richmond Of sa6 A. ~ md
2:ao 2. "; and leave Petersburg st &s'A' M4aao
2:20 p. NJ ~. "a r, 49,. ,E rs,slLa-; -.
Freight and accommodation trains leave Richmond
at A. n. and <:&o p. Al and leave Petersburg ut 10
A. II. and $50 Z. NJ. -. - %
The 3as A. MI: train will not leave Richmond on
SUNDAYS, and the Ts2o e. NJ. train viii not leave
Petersburg on SUNDAYS. ~ sr-ti so .
Passengers for Norfolk will take the2S} fr..y.
Petersburg With dire 10 4. NJ. train. = -. 5.t.i
Passengers from Clover Hill VIII take the $50 u
NJ. train on Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fr!daysi
and returning, leave Richmond on the same d+ys ~
ESQ Z. M. ~ ~ p.,f .lsitf Tel -s''i ~ r I,
The mail trnins Will stop only at Chester. y IL
The A. d. train vii connect at Petersburg with
the Atlantic, mississippi and Ohio railroad FOR
LyTclIbCrg daily. !.'Tt W
through to WnmingtonssE FSR. B. kASEY,
au Ticket and Freight Agent
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my %

VIRGINIA STEAMSHIP AND <>FESs5s
PACKET COMPAN1.-Thc stc!nl- raesssfs-.sssE.i
sbip GEORGE b. UPTON leaves New York every
SATURDAY,; leaves Richmond, cyGrTIU tsl IA :
The steamship WILLIAM 7. CLYDE leaves NeM
York every TT ESDAY.; Leaves -Eichmond every
FRIDAY. Freight received daily.
Ga % f2Ii Main street
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ST. LOUIS. MO.

DECEMBER live quote, e 100 lbs: Old, sweep
lngs, sla09 $3.50; scraps s4.5OQs5 Tugs, SG:75@38;
common leaf, ss62Sa.15 medium to goodleaf, $94$l2
bright fers, SlaI $40 no good wrappers lblack Or
bright Offering New lugs, s5.754s0.75; leaf, SIG
SQ.2j. gtryFssEf = tr.'; !
Tho Tobacco Association has been cfcctlally Or
gtrizcd, and purpose awarding $4,000 premiums
among the planters of Missouri Kansas, and Illinois.
:ls q stimulus to Increased attention to the proper
handling OF tie leaf and It's enlarged growth.
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ltEWING-NACHINES OF ALL KINDS
- glpAIEEp-Thc sLOAT ELLIPTIC SEW.
iN,,.WACiIltE~ BOUGHT and SOLD. We sell
t'r only PROPER NEEDLES for tie sLoAi
SLOAT & ADDINGTON,
my, 1915 Cary street. near Fourteenth.
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MILLINERY.


L egNGysE
my new store, offer from this day my en-yNSssS6
tire stock OF MILLINERY at and below cost .s
.4.l..- MAD. DEMELMAN, 400 Broad street
de ll-2w '- -
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enlarged and tho
~ roughly refittetll the store Nd! e25 TWENTY.
FIFTH we hSys ri; 6 dSy GRen nc 1e r es
sitents of Church and Union Hills IN entirely new
stock Of such goods as arc found in trs-slsss re-
tail confectionery. .,, oopprT
VERNE as nIanager Of this br1ncll, aud respect
fully solicit liberal tstr9nage. s, cc1i aIr
- ,....,. ~. ,.....,-~ Wholesale Confectiopep,
de a1-st* Nc. 1913 Slai4 sireSt.
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FURNITURE, &c.

IJI;EINDs oFsJeB WORK NEATLY
"A DONE AT THE DISPATCH PRINTING
HOUSE.
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DhNVILLE, VA.

DECEMBER 10.-Tho receipts have fallen off since
last quotations; market animated with an upward
tendency, the low grades having fully recovered from
the decline noticed last week. We quote:
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PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND 81 E = :,

hslN SoRFo LIZ sTEhh SD p5sakA s
LlNE.-FOR 7 II l. i y Ell fll TWICE \
WEEk-s,camcrs NORFOLK. SkLfolS; :, aga ~ - !.
nhia eycry WEDNESDAY ain! SATURDAY; md
Richmond every MONDAY and THURSDAY, al
tcrnately. -,
Frelrlits received daily except Suidays), cheaper
than BIZ any other route, fnral parts OF Penns! yaIna
aud New Jersey: also for New QIicius VIA Southern
Mail Etaarship Line from Phiadc. fh'.l/ iI.'!j.s
Freight taken for Norfolk at mod,.r.te rates: :,
Passage to Philadelphia, including meals and
statcroom, s.. .,.,,...
No. 2i2j Dock street, Richmond.
WILLIAM l.. Or YBEd.S 60, fisehcs,"
No. il North Wi!arTcs, aud
70 10 No u South Mhar. es: EhilaGclllLla.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES MINERS; ;.
u Best NOVA SCOTIA, fGRiS4SToaEs, fo'
farmers, mechanics, anu lnachinisls'
JUTE ROPE,
COTTON and HEMP TWlNE,
,or s, LINN Nv JOHN n. GoRDoN's SONS,
ior sate ny Pearl Block.
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UGUsTA COUNTY MILK. 1907

A -r,.':,r,o,,,s a -, IN :
Tine subscriber 40 agent of E-tLLEY-MILR
CLUB is prepared to furnish Sc1grf snd atge es
WiI at reasonable price, In any quantity. on ar
rival of mau train every evening Sundays except
ed) at 4a5. -., for sr,
nles can see me at the Office Of W. II. Ergss Bro
Tiers, commission merchants ISoei BreYd street,
next door to Chesapeake and ONO Tnlroa9C GepeI'
40 ,.ot* " Agent Valley Milk Club.
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T3nLINNEMAN's STEAM aiDYEING.
Lie AND Hc0URING ESTABLisEMEST.Ss.ga 2 e
BROHD sTREET, RETTEEN EQuETh AID ~
EIFEH- @.STREEIg.:-DyeiBgd done 10 any color tie-
sired also Cleaning sA the best apd neaiast
{nr1etlseo1ftag and kid gloves cieafed. tnafeShs
ladies sspersasis "a S1afny laha4 iiEap essaac1aT
blue, adapted FOR silk and wersted dc 3l-ssn
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RIVER AND OCEAN SEE ,EEKs.

NATIONAL lines j a, NJ <l6HSzf,
~ TO QUEENSTOWN AND LILY Els-,s:sssess.lsaesss,.
POOL.-Ihe trst-cass steamships Of this line sal
from pier ~ North river, New YORK every SAT UR-
DAY. 49,. =
RATES OF PAsSAGE--Eirst calsa, 10 LiTcIpoo!
Queenstown. or London, direct SIS and SOS; steer
age S2S payable In currency. Fr0EI +styrpool. on-
d0ndcrry, Queenstown, or Glasgow. 10 New York
prepaid, storage, 3S2, currency: .r..l..
Passengers booked TO or from other POINTS IL EEs-
land or the Continent 1T cheap currency rates.
For further information. apply at lie Office OF the
Company TO !. W. d. HtR5H, a3anaSer,,
60 broadway. New York. or to
- - JOHN ". WYATT, Agent,
oc e-3m 3 Governor street. Richmond. Va.
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pICHMOND AND DANVILLE RAIL
Az ROAD-On and after December l, 1871:
a-.I CONC, w

lO ROAD.-On and after December l, 1871:
-.E ETF ~ GOING WEST. sIssu. i,
-Trafn No. Through passenger leaves Richmord
daily (exccIt Sundays ut 1905 "A d.; leaves, DAM
vile a. Il:ta A. n; arrives at Greensboro at l2
Train No. 8 Gynchburg psssengcr) leaves GsfL
mond daily ut 9:l5 A. d. arrives at LynchburgatS
Train No. IL Through mail and expressly ieavea
Richmond daily ut 2:i0 T. NJ; leaves DaayilH dsiiy
ut 1914 I. NJ arrives at Greensboro daily OF Es2
A. ii. fs'" &. l#",rI C".r. = CO. 81" 49, -
GOING EAST. az ! }is @.aat.a
Greensboro daily ut 1850 r. Nj; leafas Danville
daily 1T lOI2 L. n; arrives ut Richmond daily ar
5:l4 A. NJ d" w"ttE- '.5ti&ss:1 RI = ~ - -
Train No. o Through passengerl leaves Grecns4
boro' daily Except Sundays t HOS A. NJ; leaves
Danville ut 1877 T. M arrives at Riehmond at 5:2i
+. III. a.s, #... |.t 1'.. 1t ..-t@4tt;asoo
Train No. 10 Lynchlurg passenger1 leaves Lyncha
burg daily 1t $50 A. NJ. leaves Bufkcvi1le at Up.
N. arrives at Richmond at L. VI. ~ --i.i.l ~
Trains Noe. and IL connect ut Greensboro With
trims on the North Carolina railroad Tor all points
SOUTH sH&t go =
Train No. 0 connects at Burkcsille with train on
the Atlantic Mississippi ana Ohio railroad fcrS af
points southwest and south. ! "a. ts3;4 ~ -
| THROUGH TICKETS to all points south Aad
southwest can be procured ut the ticket Office III
Richmond, ard Of K. T. WALKa3R, A gent Of the At
antc, Mississippi and Ohio railroad, No. 122o Main
street, Richmond. N"ss ~" ahC . i .gya
PAPERS that have arrangements to advertise tina
schedule OF this company Will please print AS above.
" ~ .,.- - H. JOHN K. MACAURDO,s yta
r.. General Freight and Ticket gent
7. " T. TALCorT, Engineer and Super!nfeua;
o. ~ q
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IIERRINGS AND POTATOES.

Hh"A''00 'A-sD 1o- A1e"s
900 barrels No. Eastport HERRINGS;
= 200 barrels Jackson White and Early Rose PO-
TATOEs, direct from Easfport Maine, daily ak
pe boIs iVs e:te 'g11., r!@ .tnA. SIZE
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. RATIRss7D. ISaEa

6ss ca N E' gys5 Fs;sEsS sa
oErtoE tcH.iosp AsD PxyEnanuRai ssIlsoAu,l. 7,
II et 3...f "a RICHMOND, UceerrS rr AZ g
NOTICE 70: SHIPPERS I'm nc feie isfss
ptgeea of this company vii bs closed on
the 2stn Instant, aud M0ET3AY, tie 1ts dae orr
9 January nj M x. y. kaSEY, Freisin Ageit.oEs
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Poisonous Medicines.

Tho theory that the virus of disease can be safely copn
raete by doses poison is false and dangerous With
iu the last years. not less than score OF yir
lent uosons have been added to the repository Of he med
Iei profession They are given in small Doses otherwise
they would destroy life immediately but even In minute
Quantities they produce ultimately very disastrous CT
fctn It Is unwise and unphilosophcal to rem
edes powerful irsdous drugs which, IN subusating
one disease the seeds Of another Sill more unman-
isesSlc Mona of these terrible indictments operates
With rs much directnes and certainty upon the causes OF
disease as Hosetcrs Stomach Btters tonic and corrcc
i've sriloa sngs deleeiou' Ingredient IN Us eoap0oa
Arsenic and quina given for ntermittents; bromide
Of potassium for disorders srychnne and prus-
os acid for general debility mercury in various forms
for liver complaint preparations Of choroform and opium
Tor seepessnes and yet these deadly drugs do not
pare rs specifics for diseases above enumerated with
that wholesome vegetable nvigorant and Alternative while
thsy are all perncious that it Is astonishing any
sisn should take the responsibility Of prescribing them
Isinyalid for their own sakes try tho Bi.s ten before
they resort 70 ee posons. The relief they w eIper-
enes from eourse Of the harmless specific will render
TO the unsafe preparations referred TO quite un
r,
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= Edward Winningham, an ex-Confederate
soldier, who was wounded and taken prisoner
. at the second battle of Manassas, reached his
home H,Georgia q few days since. His cheek
and iaw were shot away with q musket ball;
and wkeEsaptared, he was carried to- Phila,
delpHsawhefe he has been under medical
treatiSent until few weeks ago. His witehas
been niassins him for year or more; and as
they Tesloor started to walk home, but the
good people of Baltimore and Richmond, ana
them with means and transportation. Mr..
,Wipningham's long absence and the character
of f9hiissMounds are. quite remarkable.
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
May 4, 1871

III: the Probate Court, Anderson County,,
Er Parte John Dalrymple. In Re Real Estate Of
Wilson Wallace, deceased. Petition to haze IL
tie, Executed.
1T appearing to my satisfaction that Mrs. Sally
+ Wallace, w. A. Wallace, Moral W. Wallace;
Elizabeth L. Wallace, Martin w. Wallace and
Mary u Wallace, Defendants in this case; reside
beyond the limits Of this State. On motion Of
Reed s Brown, Attorneys Pro- Pet. it is
Ordcrs.s::: That said Defendants do appear in
this Court within forty days from the first publi
cation hereof, ard show cause, if any they have,
why prayer of the petition should not be
granted, and on their failure to answer or demur
to the same, on order pro confesso will be entered
of record against them.
:: 80, Judge Of Probate.
May a, 1871 a
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Administrators Sales

uJILL be sold at Deep Creek, on Friday, the
w 9th day of June next, Forty Bushels OF
Corn. more or less, on credit until first January
next, with two or more approved spreties. This
Corn is sold at the risk Of D.. l.. Underwood, who
failed to comply with terms Of former sale.
JANB A. EARLE, Adm'x.,
Per J.. S. MURRAY, Attorney.
May 25, 1871 II 8
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Horsce Greeley is in New Orleans, a, and

Hersce Greeley is in New Orleans al ana q
was sitcs famed by the American Union CLUB
Wednesday night BE made strong conserve
tive speech, condenining the course OF the Rad
ical party and the administration N n refusing 10
grant general amnesty. He said II the policy
Of generosity had been adopted flve years ago
there would be no Ku Klux in the land to-day, .f:
HebeIeyed the best men should occupy the
TRess doctrine will get Mr.. Greeley into trouble
with his party. He-is following in Che foot
stsus Of General Sherman.
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A For Coughs, Bronchitis, and Consumption In its
early stages nothing equals Dr. Piorcc Alt Ext or Col
den Medical Discovery 1t is also great blood purifier
and strength rssorer tonic and for iyer Complaint
and Costive Conditions Of the Bowels It has noequal
Sold by druggists. -s ~
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John W. Daniels, Plaintiff, vs. NJ. w. Wallace,
Defendant.
To IT, W. Wallace, Defendant in this action
VTOU are hereby summoned and required to
I answer the complaint in this action,
q copy of which is herewith serSedNpon you, and
to file your answer thereto with the subscriber at
his office, at Anderson c. H., s. e., within
twent. days after the service Of this summons on
you, exclusive of the day of service.
If you fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum OF Eighteen Dollars
aud Twenty Cents, with interest at the rate of
seven per cent from the ninth day of june one
thousand eight hundred and sixty, and costs.
Dated Anderson C. H., S. g., April 24, 1871.
G. w. HAMMOND,
Trial Justice, Anderson County.
To H. ". Wallace, Defendant.
TAKE NOTICE that the summons in this
action, of which the foregoing is u copy, was
filed, togcthey with the complaint herein, in the
Office of the undersigned, at Anderson Court
House, in the County of Anderson, and State of
South Carolina, on the twenty-fourth day of
April, 1871.
G. W. HAMMOND, T. J. A. C.
April 81, 1871 43
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Notice of Final Settlement.

TIME undersigned gives notice that he will
make application to A. 0. Norris, Esq,
Judge of Probate for Anderson County on Wednes-
day, the eth day of June, for n Final Settlement
of the Estate of John Gordon, deceased, and let
tiers dismissory thcrefrom: -.
:. ABEL ROBINS, Admir-.
Nav q, 1871 al
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EStHeigeds.
May 25, 1871
May 18, 1871

E,RoM the nrcmieass q ]. W. narrs'a'' ~ ~
Thursday, May iah, 3 dark chcstres,, 5sor
rel COLT, with wllitc spot in the forehcad''
a scar OH the left hind Leg two years old a
lberSl reward will he paid for its delivery as
above. or any Information thankfully received.
Nav IL 1871 As