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SOUTH CAROLINA DEMOCRAT.
IC CONVENTION.
Cincinnati Platform Endorsed-- Del.
egates Instructed Against Straight
Nominations. -

Cincinnati Platform Endorsed. Del.
egates Instructed Against Straight
Nominations. s A.,
COLUMBIA, Sc, June 12.-The DEM
ocratic State Convention reassembled this
morning. The Committee on Resolutions
reported the following, which were
unanimously adopted:
ReS0lUed, That this Convention rccog.
nize the movement which was organized
at.Cincinnati in May last as the only one in
this cricis calculated to revive individual
liberty and restore local selfgovernment.
RssolUed, That this Convention accept
the Cincinnati platform as being liberal
and just to all portions and citizens Of the
republic.
Res0lred, That it is the sense Of this
Convention that the interest Of the whole
country requires that no separate and
distinct Democratic nomination should
be made by the Baltimore Convention,
and that the delegates appointed by this
body are hereby instructed to oppose such
nominations,
A minority report Gavoring u straight
nomination at Baltimore, was tabled with
only two dissenting votes.
A full delegation to the National Con-
vention was then chosen, Itrepresents
all sections Of the State, and includes
Hon. VIM. Riken, ex-senator Chestnut
and Hon. W. D. Porter. sThe State Ex.
ecutive Committee having resigned, the
Chair was authorized to appoint their
successors.
The Convention then adjourned sine die
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River News.

PITTsBuRnH, June 12.-Heavy rains
this afternoon and indications for more.
Monongahela six feet ten inches falling
slowly and falling above. Most Of the
steamers have left with light tows and
barges.
CINCINNATI, June 1s.-River ten feet,
declining, as5fs- 80
clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE, June 12.-Clear and hot;
mercury S8. River fallen four inches.
LOUISVILLE, June 19.-River falling, 6
feet; canal sect chute, Clear and hot.
Business dull. :
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ALBANY.

ALBANY, June 12.-The State Temper.
snce Convention will probably be held at
Saratoga, in the latter part Of July, to
adopt measures to secure a united and
efficient political temperance action in the
future.
Twenty.three Ku.Klux prisoners ar
rived at the penltentiary here to-day from
Charleston, 8. O. .
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Illinois Liberal Republican Central
Committee.

RsSnrnHsiHSoPIELD, June 12.-The Liberal
dSIp dpGsollcSn sSn State Central Committee TO,
ST. sued an address TO the peopleoi the
!. @ aSS u which they state that every dsy
novssa9g g new strength to the Liberal
or,TGIsati or,,0I. that the time Is ripe for new
n,sSaa. nnsaa1a!lon adapted to the needs OF the
ttin tiHitaS tSat from every portion Of the
lArsS' 'S S,I ssales comes assurances that a
psit. %Upottion oI the old Republican
men, ~ Se =, actlVe and open in their indorse.
5ISa,ol at o. The Cincinnati platform and can.
LIbtSsI pdLy naey therefore call upon the
R1oias Il .spaOneans slpneans Of the State to or.
So5 s %.Ilu T. counties and townships at once.
reprsssa.s, m S,SSe arrangements to be properly
sste' s'eSssd eHsS.I,3.,sh IL the Liberal Republican Rl
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The Reported Meeting of Anti
Greeley Democratic 'Congresspen

WASHINGTON, June 12.-It was stated
in the press dispatches last night that q
number Of prominent Democrats had held
a secret meeting here and resolved to
take immediate steps TOR calling a Con.
vention for the purpose Of nominating
Democratic nominees in the event Of the
Baltimore Convention endorsing the Gin
cinnah ticket. Inquiry made to-day has
resulted that, If one were held, Il was
merely informal: that the persons designat-
ing themselves Democrats were strangers
here, that the number was not so large as
reported and that the alleged proceedings
had no Specification beyond few individ.
uals who Joined in furnishing theitem for
the press
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Filllbusterluv Erpedi,ior. for Cuho

New York, June 12.-It Is stated a
large number OF Cuban sympsthizers, in.
Guiding General Ryan, left here in two
seuoCneEs, ,sanSs, which were seen of Bargonet,
m transferring cargo to a vessel supposed to
9e..! ~ tne Fannic, and it Is believed their
destination is for Cuba, and that the Fan.
me VIII be transformed into war vessel
us II IS believed also, that three expeditions
from this country are on their wav to
Cuba. One sailing from Philadelphia,
one from Southern port, and the Fan.
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Indian pepredatIons in .Arlzonn

WAsuNaToN, June. 12.-Advices from
Capt Smith, Of the Esd Infantry at Camp
SOrittenden, Arizona, represent that on the
z0th Of April several depredations were
committed there. A Mexican was killed
10 one instance; a rancher named Whit
man was also killed and his wife wound.
co, Inc depredators are believed to be
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PITTSBURGH.
Grant and Wilson Meeting.-speech
I of Senator Morton. fEfs 4

GIanL ana wilson meetlng.sSpeech
I of Senator Morton. TEfs
PITTSBURGH, June 12.-Hon. 0. P.
Morton, OF Indiana, aud E. A. Storrs, of
Illinois, addressed Grant and Wilson
ratification meeting IN this city tonight.
Mr.. Morton spoke Of the bitterness with
which Grantlhad been assailed and that he
stood vindicated before the American
people. He characterized the recent Con.
vention as the most harmonious he ever
attended. He alluded to Grant and Viii
son as Republicans Of the labor element
of the country. He said il the people
wanted good government they had 1t
now and in larger measure than ever be-.
fore, and there was no reason for change.
The Eighth Annual Convention of the
State Sabbath School is in session in this
city. -.
Red Cloud and band are stopping over
in this city. This afternoon they visited
the manufactures, &c.
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GERMANY.

BERLIN, June 12.-The British EN-.
bassy Unexpectedly presented on the 10th
instant, TO Emperor William, the arbitra.
tor under the treaty Of Washington, their
answer to the American case on the San
Juan boundary question. Minister Ban.
croft submitted his reply yesterday. The
Emperor will deliver his opinion as soon
Us both parties request il.
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VERMONT DEMOCRATIC CON.
YENTlON.
Delegates for Greeley or Straight
Democratic Nomination, as May
Seem Expedient.

MONTPELIER, June 12.-The Demo.
cratic State Convention to elect delegates
to the National Convention, was held
here to-day. The attendance was unusu.
ally large, nearly two hundred delegates
being present. Resolutions were adopted
indorsing the Cincinnati platform and
fayoring union with any who hold to its
principles. q. B. Smith, Geo. II. Weeks,
W. T. Harrabin, and A. W. Heaton were
chosen delegates at large, These dele.
gates will favor the nomination Of Greeley
or straight.oGt Democrat, as may seem
best when the National Convention as.
sCmbles.
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GhnGHtelIigsnfer'

Tur Indiana Democracy yesterday
nominated HENDRICKS for eOVetlT,, I.,,,,, "ro op
pointed delegation to I the Baltimore alum re-
Convention, and then instructed mem !. ~ u
SSI, ,hs mos, unequivOcal terms to go as a
nDi, 'TI for ,be Cincinnati ticket and plat
49,,
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The Case of DR.. Honard. .

NEW YORK, June 11.-0ur govern.
ment is in daily expectation Of receiving
information Of the release Of DR.. Houard.
1t has made no imperative demand as has
been stated to that end, but long ago in.
structed our representative at Madrid to
neglect no occasion to urge firm, but re.
spectful language for his release.-s.
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FOREIGN.
ENGLAND.

ExoITEMENTo OVER THE TREATY QUESTION,
Times Special.
LONDON, June 12.-The position Of the
government on the treaty creates great
political excitement, and the government
believes that the treaty Is not dead. y
1t is rumored that a vote OF want Of
confidence in the ministry Is 10 be moved
in Parliament by Dlsraelli or Bouyrie,
probably by the latter, but, II 50, itCannot
be carried. 3sFs SOS N.' .as
The general expectation Is that there
will be IN adjournment Of the Geneva
Conference.
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FRANCE.
THIRRs IRRrrATEs THE ASSEMBLY,.

THEIRS INIEITAIEs THE ASSEMBLY,.
PARIS, June 12.-Thlers' demeanor
during the debate, Monday, on the army
bill, greatly irritates the members Of all
political parties. Dissatisfaction with his
remarks Is openly expressed. In the As.
sembly yesterday, Randol, deputy,
charged Thiers with possessing all the ar.
rogance of the first Napoleon.
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Appointment of Greeley Delerates
from 7th Massachusetts DIstrIct.

LOWELL, June 12.-The Democrats in
the 9Th district to-day elected 3. M. Con.
cord, OF Lawrence, and Joseph r HAYES
oL Lowell, as delegates to the National
Convention at Baltimore. Resolutions
recommending the adoption Of the Gin.
clnnati platform were passed. s,5Ist = !, (
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A DEPUTY SHERIFF. MURDERED.

PITTSBURGH, June 12.-At midnight
last night Deputy Sheriff VIM. Hatfield
was stabbed and killed by Ambrose E.
Lynch, alias Bruiser Lynch, at the house
of Lynch's sister, Mrs. Teets, in Alleghe.
ny. Lynch alleges that he discovered
Hatfield in bed with his sister, and that
he stabbed him while in bed; but she
denies any criminal intimacy, but states
that the sheriff was there on business
connected with her husband, who had
left the city to avoid prosecution for some
offence, #.
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Proposed Expulsion Of Jesui,S From
Germany.

BERLIN, June s.EAbIllis being bro.
posed In the federal council providing for
the expulsion oflall Jesuits from Ger.
many, even though they be natives.
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Weather Report.
War DEPARTMENT,
OFHcI OF THE CHIEF SIGNAL OPP1oER,
WlauNu4NN n n Tn1n ~ Won =. :.

WAR DEPARTNENf, ]
OPPIcE OF THB CHEZ SIGNAL OPFIuER,
WARRINGTON, D. G., June l2-7:S0P. II.
PROBABILITIES.
Clear and partially cloudy weather will
prevail on Thursday over the Southern
States, with light to fresh winds; partly
cIoucy weather, winds veering to wester-
Iy, and possibly occasional areas of light
nam, over the New England States 10.
night, followed by clearing weather on
ihundayi clear weather for Middle
S4ies very generally on Thursday, winds
backing to SOutherlY and easterly, and in.
GStteSsing cloudlnesS northwest Of the Ohio
valley, with possibly threatening weather
ovet Ovsi he Northwest dangerous winds not
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Baltimore Democracy Electing Gree.
ley Delegates.

BALTIMORE, June 12.--At the primaries
yesterday for the election Of delegates to
the city convention to nominate delegates
to the Democratic State Convention,
every ward in the city elected delegates
in favor oil Greeley and Brown.
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Goyernment Bond Purchases,

NEW YoRE, June 19.-There were
eleven offers Of bonds to-day, amounting
to about $92l ,760, at from 1887 to 114.38.
The amount to be purchased was $57,-
$50, at 1887, i!ts
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u NJ. c. A. International Conven.

AuhSAhaAOuul COnFeus
tiOn.
LOWELL Mass, June l2.-The seven.
senth International Convention Of the
io1ng Mems Christian Association met
S'Gay, and temporarily organized by the
Suolce y o. Il. A. Sherman, of Cleveland,
oIs Chairman. The various commit.
Uss ss were appointed. The attendance Is
n AFTERNOON SESSION.
line, lae Committee on Permanent Orga.
T TlAuon reported H Thoue Miller, Sof
SS.aC'nnati Sa. for President, who declined,
wv on urgent solicitation accepted.
among The Vice Presidents are w. a.
IEyIos, OF West Virginia, j. r. Watts,
%%SiGaa, %1a =. w. Chase, Minn,, Robert
Nadensall, Neb. General Secretary,
D. Strout, Of Pennsylvania. =
NJ, Hutchins, Of New Jersey. pre.
Sa'ed the sixth animal report Of
ae Executive Committee, and also the
tepor Of Mr. Morse, one Of the
SSns SSsnss Of the Executive Committee. Mr..
nMlaGenSoll, read an account Of the ma
aonal association. Mr.. Cheeuer, OF Gin
nit, sIiaaIi, chairman Of the temporary Com.
I'.'se a. on Business, announced o meeting
"t@'morrow morning.
a resolution by unanimous consent,
SS WIS introduced limiting the time oi
ISs ,IHSSaLlng on topics. The author to fifteen
with prayer. " A''' 'O''u
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BY TELEcRAPH..
ASSOCIATED PRESS REPORT.
Exclusively to the IntellIgencer.

.By the Western Union Line.
once Northwest cor. .'of Main and Monroe sts.
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lam prepared TO administer Gas ior tho ox.rac.
tIon Of teeth, At my once on Main street. near
OsISS apis ca wNeERTER, Dentist
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now he made his exit, which was like.
wise done in due form. Sic transit gloria
mundt. And so departed our Right Hon
orable Judge Josiah Swain, minus the
equipage which heralded his grand en-
tree, but not without informing the crowd
that they had been at more troable than
he had been, and still they "were not hap
py." Here endeth the first lesson. We
have no more room now for a continuance
of the subject. Judge Swain is undls-
heartencd as to the prospect of being lieu
tenant of the aforesaid Geo. Francis in the
management of Irrational affairs in future.
lie was unanimously nominated II few
nights since in convention of the leadiug
men Of our town, and AT a proper season
we shall continue the subject, as we have
this, CNrreRte caidmO.
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In Chancery.

Benz. Crane & Co.. VS. VIM. Stewart ct ais
At the January Term. 1872. it was slg-
gested by the Court. and admitted. that the
defendant. VIM. Stewart. hiu died since
the of this suit, and that
the followi ing named persons area portion
of his heirs-at-law. and are non-res'dents
of tIe State of Tennessee. viz: Catherine
Jones and ). +. Jones. L ID. Stewart, a..
p. Stewart. Charles Stewart. Oscar W.
stewart. and Sarah b. Jones. Il minor.
Therefore. ii was ordered by the court
that publication he made, us required ny
law, (which is hereby done.) requiring
said parties to appear at the next term OF
this Court, to be holden at the Courthouse
i'm Winchester. Tenn. on the 4th Monday
of March next. to show cause. il amy they,
have. why this cause should not be revived
against them ~ heir '-at-law OF SAID WIN.
Stewart, deed.
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In ChancerY.

J. C. Ray ct ais, against Silas Williams
and others.
Upon motion, and it appearing to the
satisfaction Of the Clerk and Master from
the bill which is sworn to. that {. G..
PAYNE md Wife Sarah Payne, the chill
drcn whose names are unknown of Nor
man and Jane Gates. deed, r. W. Gates
and Wife Lucinda Gates, Il. y. Williams,
John w. Williams. ana Thomas Whltby,
defendants, are non-residents OF the State
ofTrnnessee. so that the ordinary ,,rocess
of law cannot be served upon them.
1t is therefore ordered that publication
he made for four consecutive weeks in the
Home Journal. published in Winchester.
Tennessee. requiring said NONRESIDENT tie
PENDANTS to appear on or before the fourth
Monday in March next. before the Cham
crry Court at Winchester, Franklin county
| Tennessee, and plead, answer, or dcmur to
complainant's bill, or the samc will he
taken for confessed, and t for hearing
rypartc AS to them. Witness my hand at
office, this January 30tll, 1872.
Il. Ii. FINCH, G. d NJ.
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Death OF JOHN NUGENT, EsaR.--Esqr.
John Nugent. OF this county, died on tues
d,v last at the advanced age OF 81 lie
was a soldier of the war in lSl2' anu io,-
,orsd the star of .Old Hickory through
..,b;ck and thin" He was elected Aiag's-
,r,t. in 1892. and held the position until
his death. and but few. ifany' OF MS de-
cision, were ever reversed. Another ko-
man il gone, and who can fill his place!
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In ChanCery.

F. B. Looney & Co, VS. Augustus darrell
At the January Term. 1872. it was sig-
yested to the Court, and admitted. thai ti'e
defendant in the above cause had diea
since the commencement of this suit. ana
that Parks Darrell, one of the heirs at law
i,n nonresident o. the State of Tennessee'
Therefore, it is ordered by the Court
that publication be made. lis required by
law. (Which is hereby done,) requiring the
said Parks Durrell to appear at the next
Term of this Court. to be holden. at thu
Courthouse in Winchester. Tenn on the
4th Monday OF March next. to show cause
If n he has. why this cause should not be
revived against him as one ofthe heirs-at-
law of said Augustus Darrell. decd.
To-" T. II. FINCH, ca VI.
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A. &C. W Stovcll, adm'rs, VS. &. W. n.
Stovall, ct ais.
In compliance with Il lccrce of the
Chancery Court ut Winchester, pronoun-
ced IN the above cause. at the January
Term, 1872, | will. on
Monday. March lth. 1872,
ut the Courthouse door in Winchester, Of
fer for sale. to the highest bidder. for cash.
the tract of land described in the plead
inus, lying in civil district Nos Franklin
%couuty on the waters OF Robrrtson'S
Greek. adjoining the lands of Mary Stovall
Thos. +. MoseIy, and others. containing
gu. acres. and being the same conveyed
hy Mrs. A. e.. Stovall to j. Il. Mason and
others. by deed dated November llth, 1867.
This February 9Th. 1872.
+. II. FINCH. C.& NJ.
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NEXT WEEK.--A lengthy article we hao
written in relation to the meeting oil tIe
Farmers Club last Monday is crowded out
this week. 1t shall appear in our next
and we intend it to attract the attention OF
all who have the good of our county AZ
heort--farmcrs, mechanics, merchants and
business men generally.
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We have OH file a communication from
C. A. Hunt. in reply to an article from
Col. H." published in the Home Jour-
nal lately. 1t is just impossible for US 10
get in Mr.. Hunts communication thls
week. but next week it will appear anu
attract the attention of farmers.
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Reeves AMI Sanders, ct ais vs. c. VI. Far

Reeves AMI Sanders, ct ais vs. c. VI. Far
mcr ct als-(Consolidatcd ~callscS.)
BY virtue of Il decree In these causes,
rendered at the january Term, 1872. | will
Offer for sale. to the highest bidder. at the
Courthouse door in Winchester, on
Monday, March Ash, 1872.
the brick house and lot ON the southeast
corner of the Public SqXarr in WinchcS-
ter, known as the "Farmcr Corner" leing
the house occupied by {, NJ Farmer rs Il
Cabinet Shop and Furniture Store at Ul'
time of his death. and adjoining llorne''
Livery Stable.
TERMs.-Said property will be sold free
from the equity of redemption. on 4 credit
of six. twelve and eighteen months, the
purchaser giving notes with good Sccuri-
Is. and Il lien retained until the purchase
money is paid. February 9Th. 1872.
I. II. FINCH. C.. & VI.
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Chancery Sales
For March, 1872. s
Thos, Gore. ex'r, ct ais, vs. Mary G. Fam

Thos. Gore. ex'r, ct ais, vs. Mary G. Fam
ming. ct ais.
BY virtue Of a decree Of the Chancery
Court ut Winchester, in the above cause,
at the January Term. 1872, | will, on
Monday. March 4th, 1872.
at the Courthouse door In Winchester. Of
fer for sale, to the highest bidder. a tract
of land containing 240 acres, on Beams
Creek, district No. 3 OF FranNlin county,
adjoining the lands Of A. NJ. Crawford.
Louisa Parks dove, tract, and othcrs-the
land of which Samuel Tanning, ST., died
seized and possessed.
TERMs.-Biddings to commence at $3.50
per arre-one-fourtQ in cash, and the bal
ance OH a credit of one and two years--tlie
purchaser giving notes with good security
and II lien retained toI the purchase
money. .
A plat of the land IS or file in my Office.
and will be exhibited on day OF sale. This
February 9th, 1872.
I. II. FINCH, c. & NJ
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The encouragement we are receiving on
every hand makes us very impatient to get
A larger press. But, o he thing Is sure
We shall not allow our fellow -citizenS u
get ahead of us. We intend to print il pa
per worthy Of the times. Come in ltn
your subscriptions and help MS to estah-
lish as soon as possible 4O-coluh'n pa
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Creditors Notice.

n r.. Estill ct ais vs. J. II. Layton, admin
istritor. ct ais.
In compliance with a decree IN TINS
cause, at the January Term, 1877. hereby
notify all persons holding claims againa.
rl,r estate of VIM. Faris. need, TO appear
and make themselves p lrtios to- siia SUIT
and file aad establi,h their claims III the
manner and in the time prescribed ny ID"
or they will be barred. r,yc,I su
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W. +. Quarles and Wife against John B.

w. f. Quarles and Wife against John B.
Benson.
In compliancs with a decree of the
Chanccry Court ut Winchester. rendered
in this cause, at the January Term, 1872, |
will, on
Monday. March 4tl. 1872,
at the Courthouse door in Winchester. Of
fer for sa. c, to the highest bidder, the fol-
lowing described tract of land. to wit:
Lying in district No. 3 Of Franklin
county. Tennessee, adjoining the lands OF
Elizabeth McElroy. A. NJ. Crawford. :. w.
Young's l50-acre tract, and others, con
tanning l3S acres, being the tract upon
which said John Is. Benson now lives.
TERMs.-Sa!d land will be sold for cash.
Tree from the equity of redemption. This
February 9Th, 1872.
T. II. FINCH C.. & NJ.
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LUMBER, LUMBER
A Splendid Lot, Cheaper than
Ever !

Ihave a large lot Of lumber ana VIII ue-
liver it on the cars 1T lu!li!lOina III thc
following prices, per LOCO feet:
Oak fencing and framing. 81 90
POPLAR. fencing and inch plank. Is w
POPLAR. weather. boarding. dressed. ~ W
Poplar, ceiling and iluorinS' dry
dressed and matched. 20 w
poni,, drv and addressed, Ii 90
Freight from Tullahoma TO Dccherd. per
LOGO feet. by the ear load, $l,5O; when less
than "A car load. $500.
orders lett with J. X. Bennett, at Deci,
erd, or VIM j.. Slater. Winchester. VIII
| be promptly attended to. Now is lifetime
to get good lumber and get it cheap. Meat
and corn will be taken at market rates.
j Ii. ANDERSON.
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