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Dsstrucsive Counagration at Fort smith

LITTLE Rock, November ia de-
struetive fire occurred at Fort Smith on
Thursday last, destroying property to
the amount OF one hundred thousand
dollars. The United States Court rooms,
Marshal's Office, p0stofiice, and thirteen
business houses, besides private dwell
inRs, were consumed. The wind was
blowing a perfect gale at the time,
and ali efforts to stop the fiery tiend
were unavailing for four hours.
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NASHVILLE, November 16.-The horse
disease is prevailing here to a small ex-
tent, but is chiefly confined to the stable
of the Adams Express Company. None
of the cases are very serious, and all the
horses Of the city are receiving more
than usual care and attention.
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FIRE AND ITS TERRORS


PITTsBURG, November l6.-A large
saw-mill, belonging to Joseph Walton
& Co., at West Elizabeth, was totally
consumed by fire this morning. Loss,
twenty thousand dollars; insurance, five
thousand dollars.
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DIED.

DUNLAP-Y Yesterdsy morning, at O'Clock,
at the residence of his brother-lu-law, David
s. Greer, nesr Buntyn station, Judge VIZ. C..
DUNLAP. Buried at E.lmwosd, at pm. to-day.
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10 VISIPORS 10 THR EXPOSITION !
STAPLE And FANCY DRY GOODS
3. LOWENSTEIN & BROS

a EXPOSITION
or
Gpats IN
OFFER y
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Relief for Boston.

PORTLAND, November 16.-At meet
ing Of citizens to-day a resolution of
sympathy were adopted and a commit
tee appointed to obtain contributions for
the sufferers by fire In Boston.
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The bank statement shows that loans
hare decreased two hundred and ninety
eigat thousand and five hundred dollars;
specie increased, one hundred and sixty
six thousand dollars; legal tenders de-
crossed, one million five hundred and
twtnty-nine thousand and four hundred
dollars; deposits increased, one million
one hundred and nineteen thousand dol
lars; circulation increased, eleven thou
sand and two hundred dollars.
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CfneInnsti Helpless.

ChiefEngineer Of the fire department
gave notice at four o'clock this evening,
that every horse belonging to the fire
department had the epizoOtic.
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Attachment Notice.

Before JAMES HALL, J. P. for Shelby county,
Tennessee-Ford, Porter 4 Co. firm COM
posed Of Newton Ford, D. T. Porter, W. f.
Taylor and CIV. Macrea, vs.. W illiRm Staten.
n the aboye-named suit afhdavit for attach
Il ment having been made under section $50
OF the Code OF Tennessee that the defendant
Is 3 nonresident OF the state OF Tennessee,
and IL Justly indebted 70 the plaintiffs BY
and that the claim Is just and an attachment
having been issued By me and returned by the
proper officer levied BY garnishment On Har-
rls, Mallory Co, merchants OF the city OF
Memphis, Tenn, who answer they owe, etc.s
Is il therefore ordered, That the defendant
appear before me- at my Office, n 80 Second
street, Memphis, Tennessee, on { til day OF
December, ls72, at ioO'elook ar q defend
this suit, or the same will be = led with
exparte; and that q copy Of a0tice be
published once week, for 70 lnsecutive
weeks, in the Memphis Daily Al.
JAMIE ALL, Up,
November 10, 1S72- nol7 mo
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Two Eez Killed ard several IplHPed by
n FeFFfnQ Aeafn a

DETROIT, November 16.-While roof
was being raised on the new passenger
depot at Jackson, this morning, the
scafFolding fell, perclpitating the men
on the joists below. Eleven men were
seriously hurt, and up to six o'clock two
Of them have died from their injuries,
the foreman, Davis and Mr.. Williams
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
NToTrC2.

F1HE members Of the societa di Unione 2
u Fratelianza Itallana are earnestly re-
quested 20 meet al their Hail. South Court
street, punetualiy Al 121< O'Clock, MONDAY
November 18th, Tor the purpoSe OF joining Ia
the procession 81 the GruetH society. on the
occasion Of the Anniversary OF swiss Iuaepen-
dence. BY order OF A. NACCARO. Presit
a. B. NACcARo, SEC y. nol1
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GENERAL SUMMARY.
..rhn nnnntIruI Snnu-..

BUFFALO, November 16.-Snow is two
feet deep on the level this morning, and
passenger trains are about twelve hours
behind time.
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WILMINGTON, November 16.-The
official vote Of the State gives Grant 90s
majority, and Lofland, candidate for
Congress, 352 majority.
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CRIME AND ACCIDENT.


TOLEDO, OHIO, November l6.-The
dry goods store of Sherwood, Barker &
Co. was burlarized last night Of from
three TO four thousand dollars worth Of
laces and other goods.
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THE Kansas City Times says that
ssthe city il jshabits having about as
many reading white people as Memphis,
can well support two morning and one
afternoon paper and no more aud yet
there are constant efforts made to Tan 3
fourth and sometimes 8 fifth papef Dis
aster and ruin 70 the adventures and
detriment 70 al are The constant QaTaEg-
lng results u tAsss entefpEisas9
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NOTICE

A Ii persons Indebted to the estate OF 4 laIs
n : }ylOr, deceased, are desired to come
forward Immediately and make payment;
and those having clsims against It are hereby
notified to present them 10 myself or my at
torDeys, within the time required By law, or
they viii be forever barred.
MRS. ANNA SAYLOR.
Adm'x or Alois Ssylor, deceased.
Warmer q Lee, Attorneys. No. Is Madison
street, uO6
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An Invalid PerIshes I'm Her BurninE
nSEaIffuv

PITTsBURG, November l6.-The resi-
dence Of Mathew Linden, at ElrOds
Station, WAS destroyed by fire yesterday
morning. The wife Of Mr.. Linden, who
had long been sick, was unable to escape
at the time, and perished in the flames.
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NighE gohooI.

900 TBIRD STREET, BETWEEN BfADI-
OOO son and MouIoe, " Il. MITCHELL.
Pupils can commence az any time Cnarxes
by the calendar month. For ts rms spplv al
the school nom. niglt or dav. nnIa
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AUCTION SALES
FOR -
COMIN WEEK
BY -
GEO. SHIELDS & CO.,
AUCFIOKEERS, 24O MAIN ST.

MONDAY MORNING, November 18th, at 10
oclock-Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, etc.
TUESDAY EVENING, NOven Der 18th, at :
oelock-On ChromOs, Paintings, etc.
WEDNESDAY MORNING, Noyenhe 10Th, at
lo'cloek-kurniture, carpets, Groceries, etc.
THURSDAY MORNING, November 2lst, at 10
o'clOck-Italian Marble and Alabaster Ware,
French Clocks, Bronze Figures, etc. sold
to pay advances.
FRIDAY MORNING. November I'D, at 10
o'clOck-TO the trade, large consignment
OF Dry Goods, Boots, shoes, Clothing, etc.
SATURDAY MORNING, November 23d, at 10
o'clock-Furnifare, Carpets, Bedding, etc
ALSO, Evening Sales, at o'clock, except
Tuesday evening, auction sales Of Grocery
Merchandise. GEO- SHIELDS q Co,
AuctiOneers and JObbers, 30 Main street.
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ADDITIONAL

COPENHAGEN, November l6.-The
storm which ragged in the North Of Ed
rope on Wednesday and Thursday, was
very disastrous throughout Denmark.
The coastwind blew a hurricane, and
rain and snow fell ineessantly, and the
streams have oYerfiowed their banks,
and inundated the country for miles
Great damage is done TO seaport towns,
and numerous marine disasters have oc-
Cured. Reports Of a loss of twenty fur
ships have been already received. Half
of the town of Prasto, on the island Of
Seeland, in the Baltic was laid waste by
the force of the wind. The small island
of Batoe, was entirely submerged and
all the inhabitants drowned.
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To Pre- Ient Gray Hair.

T6E Fountain Of Youth stands r. Z = I
i unequaled before the world Ss5ssss--ssS%
for restoring gray hair to ITS youth ss4esf "a
full color by q few applications. "a ~
II is clear as cry st2l, leaves no sui ~
phur or other bad smell on the - ..s4
hair, but a fine perfume; stains s5st32
neither hand, scalp nor clothing =Ai>dAA-i
never changes the hair to ridiculous red or
pink. but natural is the result. It is now on
exhibition at the EXPOSITION and for sale.
JOHN d. PARK, OF Cincinnati. Central Agent.
Sold by all druggists, Prepared b
mol J. r. TUCrAZI. Sacramento Cal
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EXPOSITION CONTINUED.

A T the earnest solicitation OF citizens OF
II both city and country, the Board OF Di-
rectOrs have resolved 70 keep the Exposition
open until Friday \ light, 22a inst. when
il will positively be closed. No time should
be lost by those who desire 20 visit it. The
Grand Mask Ball and Promenade will take
place during the week f0IIOxing close OF the
Exposition, Of which dine notice viii be given.
I. y. y ELSOS, President.
Ed. BUEHE PICKETT Secretary. nol4
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NEW ADVERTIsEMENTS.
AUCTION SALE
OF FINS
6 GERMAN CHROM0S.
o. rnnnh..- r-ra..s.... N.......t...rolL

at : o'clock, we viii sell one OF the finest and
largest collections OF nicely framed French
and German ChromOa, at auction
GEO. SHIELDS q co = 1ctiOneere.
uOl7 240 MAIN STREET
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TERRIFIC GALE AT SEA.
Eighty Vessels Totally Wreeked-Islands
Inundated, and Fesrfni Destruction
to Life and Property.

LONDON, November l6.-A dispatch
from Stralsend, dated to-day, reports
that eighty vessels were totally wrecked
In the late gale. The town was consid-
erably damaged by inundatiOn. The
fishermen on the islands of Seingst, Dars
and Hiddensae lost all their fishing
smacks and apparatus. Their houses
and contents were greatly damaged by
the high water, and nearly all the cattle
on the islands were lost. Wells flooded
from the sea, and the inhabitants are
suffering for want of fresh water, food
and shelter The Government has dis
patched steamers laden with supplies to
their relief The Island Of Rugen also
felt the disaster heavily, many Of its
fishing boats having been destroyed and
fields near the eoast-line flooded. The
loss of life both on the islands and MAIN
land, is very great.
The Norwegian ship Sesiostros was
wrecked in the North Sea during the
terrible gale on Wednesday last. and
fourteen of the crew lost
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Nonresident Notice.


No. 66s.-In the Second Chancery Court Of
Shelby county, Tennessee.-Cubbins & Gum
VS.. NJ. Z. Eddins and A Mcdonald.
IT appearing from the bill which is sworn to
Il in Ibis cause that the defendant, A. Nc
Donald, is justly indebted to the complainant
in the sum Of $50 80, due by account, for ma
terials and machinery furnished to him 10 be
used in and about a steam sawmil then
owned and run by him, aud that said A. q c.
Donald is 3 nonresident of the state of Ten
nessse, and that for these causes an attach
ment 10 enforce the mechanics lien on said
mill, leasehold, etc, was sued out OF this court
against the property Of defendants and the
same v a. issued, and has been retul ned b. the
sheriff, duly levied on the said mill, fixtures,
leaSehold, etc now owned by defendant Ed
dins:
1t Is therefore ordered by the CLERK and
Master, That the said A. Mcdonald make
his appearance herein, at the courthouse
Of the second Chancery Court OF Shelby
county, In the city OF Memphis, Ten
neSsee, on or before the nrst Monday
in January, 1873, and plead, answer or
demur to cOmplainants bill, or the same
viii be taken for confessed as to him
and set tor hearing exparte; and that
a copy Of this order be published once week,
for four successive weeks. in the Memphis
Appeal. This November Is, 1872.
A cOpy-attest:
N. d. L. STEWART, Clerk and Master.
& sol mt rra1-
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Game Chickens.

I WILL keep on hand and for sale the best
i varieties OF GAME CHICKENS.
All orders promptly filed.
l. L. WILLIAMS,
n0L1 HUM hn d. rCHnr 60.
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'11ElH3I[!s,H THE !s,H1NI1NG FOOTPRINT.

Il Dark the way way Wander: ''':['1'.3 = 1
-. Shall + thengo back ?'"'''i.""4
Nayl!fI trace a footprint j"llG!"sa1
-,. On the lonly track ;,;!I f.. -..a5...r
And hear a,whisper =. .... j
r." 1Swecter could not he), '''' 90
"Low!!I go before thee :''."1 S!}.2.
s. Rise :! and JoUoRt aee.n ii .4ul
So 7 rose, up quickly, !, ..T'I .,,:.'
B With my staff in hand, - oiiiT
, Gathering strength ip rising O;iiijJr
At my Lords command ;!I.,t .ft
Yet thought (half siyhing(,
n ."Not b step 1 see!nl . = RI,
r., r'Onp1 he said, ,"the darkness ,.,-.;I
~ .Hlide7th !7h. not from "A Ae: :1tl I, .ai2i-
For a while I fingered, -. '.,"
.,A2iStiil OH sunshine bents " :! -
,. Not q ray broke ,o'er me-, q ~ ,,.,,t
- All tile way I went ). .......
.. But upon the waters 80 '.'.s =, ~
-. Seemed tilat,step to:be,n - !. -. q
e., Der, the, pillows whispered, 3 pi .9E
Come and follow Me."'' .''1t Il, mot
liTKere were tl,ousard footprints 4.
;9i3:On my way ,befare5"tH yYhJ' &%H
- Free and iar they wandered, 81 ,oid
~ On the sandy shore. .,,;,,.,....,
one, unlikeIall others 10 f'"' H"'7'
gDOfn ucid,lightrl git 9Ij -
Left path of glory .Gn;jarN }
! Through the CLOG gloomy night I'D
! By the stormy waters,;2E z>s biu""
.-i In the busy street, ~ - yyit]i,niHf
In the dreary alley, , .,s..,.,N ~
Mid the croWding feet, -. =,
! Cleans that shining footprint, ~
tud AL may seek and see;. ."''.i..!' :
Sounds that gentle Whisper ~y ~.
y "Come and follow Me" = Of ...sr,,@
Lord, keep thou my footsteps q. ....''. III.
Very near to thine, - 'n"'' ,,
g That some ray of; glly, l. r ~
~ On -n,yrpath may shine; .J,.r!o.3T
Nearer. and Still nearerJl .vG!l,r'i ao
- Draw my heart TO thee o,.;.,.g, 80. &
b. Lest I lose the'whispsr-.. ,t,,,...,''.
lo'"Come and toltoo. Me- -. 80 -,
ASaA SIIIpToN.
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VOLUME fsi. .xx,'.---.;Nl,IO.I,:.s s5

,outspoken champion of the poo1,aEd
the oppressed, and Of the rights Of
labor. No, man was, more nncharita
BILE ii speech than he, and never; was
man more. charitable indeed. Pos
scssed ofa hardy and rugged honesty
which the breath Of SANDER dared
not assai', even in the fierce heat ci
politicaPeanvass, distinguished foriis
bitter and amalisn personalities ne
never, where prineiple (as he saw iD
was involved, sacriiced the right 70
the exped1ent, but always preferred,
IN maintaining his convictions, rather
70 break tnan 10 bend, t5ls lame WI.
ee natloRat ptopeftyran ana VII ~ 1cGntln-
ue' 1or many earfs,sl9 llf,s,!.9 srenectiustte
upon his country ! wniie Inc colored
race, whom ne afded so mucn 70 re-
|ileve fromtchattei ana clvlclD lDoHdaSe,.
will, in gratefully cherishing the
memory q! iof his noble service, forget
his one grleYpus 8 fault;
In conclusion, 1eiioW-elllzens, y 1,I2t, !
Wonla 90 lnJusliee 70 Inc impulses OF
my aeare snoula.i.la'l, %. suen AN t,,, oc,s
Ieastoll as tne Presehs, .olseoghlze anu
slSlsg aeknoWieage W Z sae services
enueieu I :; g. .,'sreaasa =, rs ~ at.e gS.e.n s,
NJ ~ ~ o"' ol'a uy u.s.,p -.
x gulsnea m pleaesessor. first entering
NY ..ase asa ,, pt,sens Wsr y Mn9se
sop'lhauu Was ueieaseu Wlsnoas. 3, e.s. y s
,,ohof,ne : 3 : was IVY sAcaangeu.5.al alser
lon soniue.Iens y = n,.s.asy pllsgp,
s. saI e. ,ne =, ci0se - nUs.,ls a1;a .ash .ae
s.u, : .e'N5,s maSn p'o.ss.oa - .ns
c'.'lh "a " maJoi.0eleral o.s.ueseIs.ea
'esates' we army, sos aulninlsser sne aaa'rs
q ,aHP tmPottaps puleaa oIs lle.s1oV-
srnmeht y lls ~, ir our otale. II tnat capac-
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"a "The voice ofwoman, gentle-
men, saidi9 romantic individual,
in q late argument in q beer saloon
-"the voice Of woman, no matter
how much some Of you may sneer
at the sentiment, exercises a sooth-
ing, an inspiring, a :ha]lowing infu-
cnce upon the ear of man; COM
forts him III affection, and"
"Tom; you rascal!' exclaimed his
wife, at this moment showing her
self at the door, "come home, you
lettering scamp, and leave these
worthless fellows to themselves.
Oh /! when I get you home, Won't
you catch it? that you will p
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Florida Sponge Fishing.

5Thereturns of tlie, Elorid dasponge
fisheries amount tor from one hun
|dred to one hundred and fifty thou.
sand pounds annually, furnishing
employment ITO many men and
boats. Thesponge is gathered by
means Of aaong pole, with two. and
sometimes three hooks upon the
end. This is thrust. down into the
sponge,G which can be distinctly
seen IN the clear water atthe depth
|of thirty feet. As, the fisherman
mustssee, the sponge, he can sue
cessfuily work only in clear and
smooth water. They obviiate the
rougbness by throwing upon, the
surface Oil made from the sharks
that abound in these waters, ,or by
contrivance made of a pane of
glass,set into a box or bucket; this
they place. on the surface and use
as a spy-glass. The large schooners
come to anchor and send out small
boats to fish, but when the wind is
not too strong, the smaller crafts
all around, witha man on the fore,
part ON lookout for the sponge;
they also haye their small boats.
The sponge, after it is gathered, is
allowed to remain in the sun for
two or three days to. dies The ge-
latinous matter that issin them de-
Gays, and they are very Offensive at
this stage. They are then placed in
pens (made by driving poles into,
the water) near the shore, to wash;
there they remain a week, and are
then ready to be .bleached in the
sun, cut into shape, and baled for
the market. There are five kinds
eather,d in these waters. The
most valuable is called the sheep's-
wool, for which, the fishermen get
one .o!lar a pound when cleansed
and dry. Then there are the boat
and yellow sponges: Of the former
not much is found. For these they
oct twenty-five cents q pound.
Besides these there is the glove
sponge, which ranks about the same
as the. common grass sponge, whseh
only brings them ten cents apound:
Hearth u'1d Home. tfs .ssE a&B
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= : 2 y % '|'NF II
PAY YOUR debts
.ss1spM9 Iani1
n NJ it.Hi na1iH y.i1F9h i no "a
SHVEEn TROUBLE and : 11l:CC0SSf4SSj COSTS

.9nia71.iuiui.h ~ 9GIa,i9>ih 'snh l.
his
al 4TiaIdKRho are indebted TO him
eitter ~ hff65t sFof accodnt,' t9appay St
Snss; z II 9s|igSd 'oe'0'' his old
Re:xitpbny ,eo.t9p. ;ftom,thsm I'm aed .l
pay the highest price for it MORE
than than they can get anywhere
eigelJ TbeSlaiihs hgafhbt spfN, who
Estsketta He so,asSH Be- Flacea Fin ~'the
hands o0his Augusg a1[f9tk kc'ion,
which will enlarge the, sum Of theiE
dGkttsst.! @TherefoaseS fail not. TO to come
.aaa pEybadM LaWsoN"s ooID
STAND, Misfe youtalso cam buy the
:@"''S sss% ed a1W Whiskey,,, 4, - -
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! cInE"H u 1f' 70 r.Fi'I' 'f''H"
Inaugural, of Governor Moses:

FELIow.ClTlZESs OF TUE SENATE
A$D' 'II6UsE or EEHaEsES;ATEt ::
Yea have tneefed upon tic &xsA sts-
so:nof. lhc5 Geucr:ta Assembly s.hdc
the establishment Of free govcrn.mept
lin the State of.SeHth Carolina. 1t
| shpHEd he wilibsf. s4upse ofproiognd
gratitude TO. DIVINE, ProNiaeHce ,tAat
You meet ind Ter nuspiccs that betoicn
| tbrisIflar dind nd'tcittf days foithc who!t
people Df'rne.Sl!fte} whose ST ora rep
representatives. you are. eThc 'chrth has
FrewarLch the abors Of our hns.land-
men with abundant .flnits, while al!
the varied forms, and arts Of ,indnssly
are being Prosecuted with hopqs,l!
energy, amia ,apra,'thtiy .lhivffs;ll
tpcacc and order, ,HuhdeF' ohr .harry'
system of government, switch guar.
Eanlces and maint4lss,l liberty regulated
Nv" Il; have, W.T. been ei~ mntc!rccrpl!y exempt
ffom' 71hhc sreat and ,diSasiroas fires
which, du'iHf% the past ypaf,; nave
tswnptioz or so, an Amy ro,nionsH OF our
common country, Consuming to aE%les
the yarn red wc:lI;haof years, and rr'
duciug tbc lir@ tal.d ethc poor TO <the
sane level of .indigent suffering. zLel
us rndeayor, fcllowSilizens; TO deserve
these signal blessings by ,a..faiththI
aud conscientious discharge Of all the
Iimnp(nAant ,rpstSfrepooSscd ippILuss Sthc
IteopIe. { 4: botrinq.e ;,:l -adc dr.
fhiyh Office with which | hare ..RSFi,'
ivcsted by the geneaus favor OF my
Ftellew-citizeys, my deep scn1d!of*'Eral t,
Iilude TO them; for The honor cpph'Efed
.lby their free snflDSes, is, ass0fi;1teu
with painful conviction Of Che grave
'.respons iIilily WHICH, has bee!yttimpoosr"
upon ne 81 their choice + wlll en-.
tdeavv6I' to discharge .wy, Whole duty
! to the whole people Of the State. It
tr,h.s end, I invoke The cousiderate
dyshci,t, and active ;yo.orera!i9h+4
! sc,vc+y mcmbcr' Of tic General Assem-,
.jblyIwlatrvti. !nay behis pHtty. e
tand the open aid and assisl'''ice' "o'
! cvery good-citiztfs' m the common
! wdalplr OF Sonlh ;Carelinaa II 'Zss
4 ,nW4ile 1 shall: not forget that, nas
J, candidate, represented inmyipefson
iihe Union Republican party, whose
'bcnefiepnt prineiplesale ,expresSsqs-ll
the doctrine of equal rights and ieSsH'
,,;iusticc to all men, rs,now incorporated
81 as the Fundamental laaWot tbtt Ss5SSattI Ss5SSattiI
! .iIafd nation --and @hite under any ime
! all CIRCUMSTANCES MY duty Of devotion
\ and fdeIityNtb ms party s5bail cs cTS!
4 present. to ny Hind, ! t. tfast M thafi hat 5
). miay ,always tcmember nay, US tli' 4!
Chief Magi5:rate'',df ibp State, | rep ?
|. resent all the people Of South GaroIl
> na, aud that. Tie inesWhich limit my
4 zeal for 4tGcir interests must, in honor
, be co-txtchsive will" her boundaries
!. Stan,lin. here today in the angus
presence Of the assembled law-makcr
} Of Inc State, and Of this large. multi
, tudc, with the oath Of office: in gil il
] solemn sanctity fresh upon my lips,
: pledge my best efforts to insure That
| during my administration, ."the com
!, monwcalth shall suffer no dctrlment.
+ Gentlemen of the Senate aid Hous
< of Representatives, let US redcdicat