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Dividend. Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK OF

CULUMBlA, 3. O., JUNE 25, 1879.
A meeting OF the Board Of Directors.
a held this day. the following resolution
Resolued, That dividend Of FIVE PER GENT.
aH United States, STATE, County and CITY turesj
is hereby declared ont OF the profits for the
ak months ending June 80, 1872; and that
FOUR PER CENT. ADDITIONAL on said capital
fund.
The above dividend is payable on and after
the st pro1imo. at the counter of the Bank,
June 263 A. G.. BRENIZER. Cashier.
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A now stimulant has been invented in
England, and its growing use is exciting
considerable alarm. The stiff consists
of mixture Of naphtha and ether, and
it produces kind Of intoxication which
its admirers find highly agreeable. No
check can be put on the consumption of
the vile fluid, for the reason that it is
not sold under the name of any excisa-
BILE spirit, and apparently IN Act of Par
lament will have to be devised to meet
the difficulty. We have heard before of
people stupefying themselves with CO.
logne water, and even getting drunk
on camphene, but this naphtha and
ether mess certainly beats everything in
the way of exhilarating nastiness. Doubt
less news will soon come of cases of
spontaneous combustion, as oonse-
quences of indulging in this pleasant
beverage. At all events, it is better
calculated to produce such an effect than
any other drink we know of, not except
ing our own 'lorty-rod whiskey," or the
horrible compounds with which people
poison themselves in New Jersey.
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Carriages at Reduced Prices.

-~ a THE undersiRned, Intending
c4E>t Ito make change in their bust.
EESSe ness, will, for q short time, offer
lz---@their -z&@their stock Of fine CARRIAGES.
BUdGIES, &C., at and below cost, to cash
customers. Most OF their stock being Of
their own manufacture, is superior in mate.
Northern markets. and sold by dealers only,
June 26 3 CARROLL & SPELLHHN.
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Financial ana Com meroial.

Financial ana commercial.
/. LONDON, june 25-Noon.-C Consoll
9236. Bonds 81. IS
tdvERpooE, June 25-3P. M.-Cottor
opened heavy-uplands liz; Orleans
liz; sales 5000 bales; speculation and
export Q, 900. r9E
LONDON. June Evening. g.-Consola
closed unchanged. American securities
quiet. steady and unchanged.
LIvERPoon. June 25--Evening.-Cot
ton closed unchanged. Yarns and ia
brics at Manchester dull, but not
lower. lr
New YORK, June 25-Noon.-Stocks
dull. Money easy, at 4. Gold firm, at
1875. Exchange-long 924; short 1895.
Governments firm and steady. State
bonds quiet. Cotton dull-uplands2 26L;
Orleans 261a; sales 66 bales. Flour
dull and heavy. Wheat quiet and un-
changed. Corn firm. Pork dull-mesa
ID. 25. Lard steady-steam 9a609%.
Freights steady.
z T. M.-Ootton firm; sales GIL bales
-uplands 26L; Orleans 2611. South
ern flour quiet and dropping common
to fair extra 7.50@9.75; good to choice
9.30(@l8. 90. Whiskey scarce and firmer,
at 81. Wheat dull and slightly in buy
ers' favor--w winter red Western 1.72M
l.76. Western mixed corn 63@64. Pork
quiet and steady, at IS. 2O@13.25. Lard
armer, at 856@95a. Money easy. at
400. Exchange firm, at 924@9X. Gold
13A@l33s. Loans 203 tor carrying.
New 5s 12&; 8ls 1871; 62s 1877. States
dull; South Carolinas firm; North Caro-
linas strong; market closed dull. Ten
nessees 74%; new 7424. Vlrginias A.;
new 30. Levee 6s 55; IS "a. Alabama
Is "a; 5s 60. Georgia 6s 70; rs 80.
North Carolinas 81; new 2l1a. South
Oarolinas 621a; new 3O1S. Sales of fu-
lures to-day $50 bales, ns follows:
June 25925 5.16; July 25 BIG, 2536;
August 25 1916, 2616; September 23aS,
2S56; October 81, 2l16; November 2O;
December 1871. 1917.
BALTIMORE, June 25.-Cotton quiet
middling 26; receipts 90 bales; sales %;
stock 1,lI6. Flour very dull; market
tevors buyers. Wheat dull and lower
Pennsylvania 1.85@1.9O. Corn dull
white 78979; yellow 62@65; mixed
Western "a. Oats dull-SOuthern 47(0
81. Rye dull, at 90@l.Oo. Mess pork
1880. Bacon in fair jobbing demand; !;
prices unchanged. Lard dull, ut 9.
Whiskey Ss@88>s.
AUGUSTA, June 25.-Cotton nominal
nmlddling 24>a; receipts 25 bales; sales
NORFOLK, June 25.-Cotton quiet
low middling 24I; receipts 230 bales;
stock 1,438.
Boston, June 25.-Cotton quiet
middling 2696; receipts .426 bales; sales
400; stock 10000.
PHILADELPHIA, June 25.-Cotton quiet
26A.
WILMINGTON, June 25.-Cotton quiet
-midd!ing %; receipts'5 bales; sales 8;
stock lis. -
GALVESTON, June 25.-Cotton nomi-
nal good ordinary 20L; receipts 27
bales; stock 2,051.
SAVANNAH, June 25.-Cotton quiet and
holders firm-middling "a; receipts 70
bales; sales34; stock 1882.
CHARLESTON. June 25.-Cotton dull
middling 25; receipts 33 bales; stock
1884.
NEW ORLEANS. June 25.-Cotton dull
.middling 2416 receipts ia bales; sales
400; stock &c, 209.
MOBILE, June 25.-Cotton quiet-mid.
ding p; receipts S bales; sales $50;
stock 622.
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Pope Plus TX has been more fortunate.
In one respect ut least, than any of his
predecessors. He has filled the chair of
Peter longer than Peter himself, though
omens and prophecies, ancient and
modern, had been invoked to discredit
the bare possibility of such contin-
gency. The life of Plus, since his ac-
cession to the Papacy, has been eventual,
and not unembittered by the sorrows
which fall 80 heavily on a potentate's
head. He has been shorn of his domi-
mons. Rome itself is the capital of the
"infidel" kingdom of Italy. The Pope
considers himself prisoner in his own
palace. But with all these temporal re-
verses Plus spiritual career az sovereign
Pontiff has been bright one. The i'm
portant dogmas, such as Papal infalli-
bility, proclaimed during his pontificate,
will make it forever memorable in Catho-
lic ecclesiastical history. Tho Pope is
still hale man, though more than
eighty years Of nge, and may still con-
tinue many years as the head of the great
hierarchy over which he has watched for
tho twenty-six years which were COM
pleted on Sunday.-Ne,o York World
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Fourth of JULY,

Ok BASKETS CHAMPAGNE.
lO 10000 CIGARS.
Canned Goods. Fruits. Nuts, Cakes and q
lot Of ether goods suitable for the 4th; also.
for Parties. Pic-Nics, Barbecues, &c.
June rs LORICK d &LOWRANOE
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Notice to Oapitalista.

Notice to Capitalists.
Sale Of City Of Columbia Seuen Der cent Ro,,ds
OFFICE CITY TRxAsuRY.
up.r COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 10, 1879.
pURSU;ANT to authority delegated by re-
Il, solution. adopted by tho City Oounoil. I
VII, Hi sen I1 a., a. public auction, on WEDNESDAY,
THOUSAND DOLLARS OITY OF OOifIM.
BlA SEVEN PER OENTUM TWENTY YESRH
BONDS. s,iU Said aid bonds will be Of the denomi.
of tba sale t tHJU ~ Souu ana goo; the proceeds
new I City Hall. new Market, and other public
The right is reserved to dispose OF a part OF
the said bonds In lots or in whole. m the
mayor and Treasurer may determine.
Any further Information desired oan ba or.
tanned by addressing OHAS. BARNUM.
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Executrix's Notice.

EXecntriX'g Notice,
A IL persons indebted to the estate Of W.
~ T. WALTER, deceased, will make pay.
ment to the undersigned; and all having
claims against the same will present them
properly attested. NJ. @. WALTER.
june 20 thtu4 Exeontr{x.
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Notice. 81
pERSONS who left WATCHES in my care
IL years ago to be repaired, will please call
for the same, give description, state time
when left, pay charges and take them away.
II not called for within ninety days from this
date, will sell them to pay costs.
June 20 a. DIEROKS.
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Petterson's Cleaveland Mineral
Springs, near Shelby.

FIfty-seuen Niles West of Charlotte. N. O..
Thirty Miles North Of Yorkuiue, S. O.,
and Four Miles South Of
Shelby, ". o.
WHITE SULPHUR and OHALYBEATE
w WATER. The Hotel will be open for
tho reception Of visitors on JUNE 10. Pas
sengers coming on the Wilmington, Charlotte
and rutherford Railroad will be met by hacks
at Cherryville. Terms reaaonable.
w. G.. PATTERSON,
Juno 23 Prourietor
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C"CorY."J
Executive Department.

STATE TREASURY OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. O., June 10, 1872.
pEOEIvED OF W. L. SIMMONS. ESQ,
IO Attorney and Agent Of the Charleston
Carolina, for the benefit Of the STATE Orphan
Asylum, 1.-TWO Thousand Dollars" being the
fret annual inetalment required under pro.
Visions OF the Act Of Incorporation, passed
March s, 1872.
(Signed) N. G.. PARKER.
Treasurer State South Caroline.
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Fruit Jars.

TNHE best In market comprising all the
Il good qualities Of FRUIT JARS; Tor sale by
June Us LORIOK & LOWRANOE.
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Cotton Seed Meal.
100 BARRELS fresh ground COTTON
1OV SEED MEAL: an excellent article
for feeding stock, just received and for eaIe
low by JOHN AGNEW IL SON.
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Salad Oil. !
1O0 GALLONS superior SALAD OIL,
wv fresh and sweet. just received and
June 2s JOHN AaNEw & SON.
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Dividend No. 8.
CAROLINA NATIONAL, RANK OF

O'~1sOdI NhIIOTfdd b6-Nh OF
COLUMBIA, g. O., JUNE %, 1872.
A meeting OF the Board of Directors of
"A. this Bank on tho 18th instant, DIVI.
DEND OF FIVE PER CENT. on the Capital
Stock Of this Bank was .ieolsf cd, payabie 10
the Stockholders, on and after July /, out
OF the profits for the six months ending June
80, clear OF all United States, State, County
and City taxes.
The taxes paid during the current six
months amount to s7,7S3. IL, being over two
and one .half per cent. on the Capital Stock of
the Bank. L. D. CHILDS, President.
w. b. GULIcK, Cashier. june 23 IS
41- Union copy.
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Canned Vegetables, Go,

Canned Vegetables, 60.
IDEAS, Lima Beans, Asparagus, Green
ue es PsssSss ns Aee:s
Apricots and reare. decidedly the finest
things ever put into oans,) fresh Salmon,
Mackerel, Lobsters, Oysters, Sardines, DO.
May4 GEO. SYMMERS.
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.. ss NOTICE.. oa
Greenville and Columbia Railroad
Company.
Tho State, er reldtione the Attorney. General.
plaintiff. vs. the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Company, defendant.
James g. Gibbes, James r. Pringle and
others, plaintiffs, us. the Greenviile and
Columbia Railroad Company and others,
defendants. , - -
TaHE undersisned having. by order of his
Honor Samuel w. Melton, Circuit Judge
Of the Fifth Circuit, dated Jnne Is, 1874,
been appointed Referee on the above stated
Gases, to ascertain and report, among other
things, the amount OF indebtedness OF tho
Greenville and Columbia Railroad Company,
with authority by advertisement 70 require
all creditors to establish their respective do.
mAnds before him: itss4...
Notice is hereby given to al1 and singular
the credltora OF the said GreenytI1e and Co.
lumbio Railroad Company, whether holdil &
bonds 0Y the fret mortgage, bonds or certif-
oates Of Indebtedness guaranteed BY the
State, bonds or certificates OF indebtedness
OF the second mortgage, non.mortga &c bonds.
or claims Of any oaher character, to present
and establish their respective claims before
the undersigned, 80 Referee. ut his Office In
Columbia. South Oarolina, on or before the
| frst day OF October next, at which timo. his
| report on such claims will be made up and
submitted to the Court in the said oases.
JOHN q. GREEN, Referee.
Colp1DIA. 8. O., June 10, 1879. sftsNN u
| June II ni2w12
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Diamond Ha1ns.
= CASKS these celebrated uIMa ;,.. -.
- ceived and for sale at '0'' A'
CANTWELL,S.
June 70 Main street
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Tongues, Strips. Beef. &C.
e DOZ. SMOKED B. TONGUES,
" 3cG lbs. prime Smoked Beef, ~ "'
900 lbs. Breakfast Strips, .'t-.j
Fulton Market Corned Beef, H.t
Picked Pig Pork, for sale low by
April "a HOPE Il 0YIEs
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1872-02-10

Diseases that progress rapidly to crisis
are not the only ones to be dreaded Cank-
sr or dry rot does not blast q tree as sud-
denly as stroke OF lightning, but unless
arrested it destroys it as certainly; and in
ike manner chrome debility, although iit
does not kill with the swiftness OF yellow
fever, is as sure 10 sap the springs OF life
eventually as any acute disease, if not
checked by inyigorating medication There
is something inexpressibly touching in the
spectacle Of premature decay. Languor,
paller, emaeiation, depression Of spirits,
and a distaste for exertion, are its ordinary
symptoms, and they should be promptly
met by tonic treatment. The best inyige-
rant and exhilsrant that can be administer
ed in a case Of this kind is Hostetters
stomach Bittsrs. The stimulating prinei-
pie Of the preparation rouses the dormant
energies Of the system, and the strengthen
ing and regulating properties give per-
manent and healthful impulse 10 the vital
forces thus brought into play. The failing
appetite is re-awakened, the process Of d.
gestisn and assimilation are quickened
the quality Of the blood is improved, the
.ecretions become more natural, and every
organ that contributes 70 the nourishment
Of the body undeEgoes sSlutary change.
By these means the repair Of the Physical
structure is effected and its health and Wig
or restored. In no class Of diseases has the
benedeent operation Of the Bitters been
mere marked and striking than in those
characterized by general debility and nerv-
,,,s ,,-os,rstioa Ladies' Affected with these
ailments ind in this most wholesome Of all
tonics and correctiyes the safest and surest
means Of relief. 1t is strong TO restore and
powerless injure. such is the uniform tes-
timony of 3clouds Of witnesses.'
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WDon't fail to see the greatest
of the ace. at KELLY's.
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Purdy College has been thoroughly re-
organized, and begins the new session IN
der hattering prospects. President Wright
Is an able and experienced teacher, and
shares the confidence OF the entire commu-
nifty. Good board can be had, washing,
lights and fuel included. in private fami-
lies, at Sl2 80 per month. This simple
fact startles Us, and directs public attention
towards this institution. AS healthy To-
cation for school, Purdy stands almost
without a rival in this session. This is
point to be considered by all parents.
GAS! MORE GAs!.-Our City Fathers
had quite an animated discussion on the
question Of lighting our "Eoble little city"
with gas. A proposition was submitted by
the Gas Company to light the city at the
rate Of S85 90 per post, for three years,
payable in city bonds bearing 10 per cent
interest, 10 be discharged semi-annualiy.-
This proposition was rejected by deci-
sive vote, it being vigorously opposed by
Aldermen Beverage, Sneed and Whyte.
Their opposition was based upon the idea
that the price asked was too high, If not
exorbitant. 1t was shown, however, in
the. debate, that the price asked was less
than that charged by Holly Springs, Men,
phis, Chattanooga and GAINESVILLE. Nash
Vile lights her posts Al $50 each; and lying
in the centre OF coal regions, she can better
afford TO do 50 than can jackson at SIS per
post. Her Gas Company is old, rich and
up to the business, and can operate her
works on the cheapest scale. The debate
wound up with a resolution to instruct the
Committee on Gas to continue negotiations,
and to ascertain what the Company would
charge per thousand feet for gas furnished
TO the city. There seemed 70 bel general
impression that As the city would take by
the wholesale, she should be furnished at re-
duced rates.
OK DIr.-That on Tuesday, February
14th, one Of our most promising young dis
cipIes Of Blackstone will lead TO the altar
one Of Jackson's most accomplished
and beautiful daughters. The 14th of Feb
ruary-St. Valentines DAYS. said to be
general mating day in the animal kingdom
Why not man and woman, as well?
We have communication from Mrs
Jennie S. Perkins, which viii appear in
our next issue.
Sore throat and neuralgia are prevalent
in and about Jackson. 1t is not fatal il
many cases, but very annoying.
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FT The Clock at Kelly's runs
without movements
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SMITH Dc JARNAGLM,

Sell Boots and Shoes at your own price.
feb3 81
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The Extensive Carriage.
Buggy, and Spring Wagon
MANUFACTURE.

or lands 4 BURNELL, are turn
ing out large amount Of first class work
every week. Their business has greatly in
creased, and they will doubtless be com
PEELED to make further enlargement Of
their establishment. The reason is obvi-
ous-Thoir Work always gives sat-
IsTactIOn, and when they sell TO one man
in locality, they draw the trade OF that
section. Their repairing department. is al
so on the increase, as they invariably guar
antee their work, and employ nSae but
first class mechanics.
This establishment is a credit to the city,
and we hope that it will continue to pros
per. The citizens Of adjoining counties
would do well to examine the work of this
extensive establishment before sending
further OF.
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For Rent or Sale.

MIGHTY ACRES OF GOOD TILLABLE
A Land. comfortable houses, &c, two
miles north OF Jackson.
frls2t F. W. CAMPBELL.
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ALUM AND IRON MAss.-Through mad
yertence we failed TO call attention to the
advertisement Of Alum and Iron Mass,
which has been in our paper for some
weeks past. 1t is a valuable and palatabls
medicine, and is doing great deal Of good
where used.
THE CARLETOHS.-This talented couple
were compelled to disappoint large and
respectable audience, in consequence Of the
lack Of musical accompaniment, the String
Band having gone to Holly Springs. Mr..
Carleton states he is determined to give two
humorous entertainments in Jackson on
Saturday, and on that occasion will have
everything in "spple-pie order" He hopes
to visit us again soon and is DESTROYS Of
leaving a good reputation behind. Vive
Carleton.
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city Council.
FEBRUARY It'll, 1872.

FEBRUARY TN, lcs-.
Board met-an the members present
Accounts were read, and ordered paid,
amounting to q, 1880, including S1,55O.OO
paid for lamp posts.
Recorder reported he had received in
scrip $4,000, and in licenses, etc, S613,4O,
making s1.277 40
He had paid out 1891
Leaving due the corporation S6l,62
Police reported $50, 90 collected last month
from fines.
Sexton reported six whites and nine
blacks inferred in the Cemetery the last
month
Mr.. Robinson owns ground adjoining the
Cemetery, and proposes that the city enclose
he same, sell the lots, and pay him the pro
ceeds Of the sales. Cemetery committee
authorized 20 negotiate with Mr.. Robinson.
Ordered By the Board that the fire limits
be extended north 70 College street.
The proposition Of the Gas Company TO
light the streets with gas at $500 per pest
was rejected by the Board. On motion Of
Aid. Beyeridge the committee was instruct
ed TO ascertain what the Gas Company
would furnish gas to the city per thousand
feet, TO be ascertained by meters at different
points, and make an estimate by them.
Aid. Whyte moved TO allow Mrs. Hols-
worth $1,000 for keeping an old lady (sick)
for five weeks. Aid. Sneed moved TO amend
by inserting $500 per week; carried.
Aid. Sneed moved that in view Of the de
probation OF the city scrip, that the lamp
lighter be paid an amount equal TO green
backs. Amended by Aid. Whyte that the
street hands be also included; carried.
An Ordinance was passed granting the
privilege Of wholesale dealers TO sell within
the corporate limits Of the city fer twelve
months without paying license.
McAbee and Haddawsy were sworn in
asspecial police.
Aid. Sneed moved to postpone levying
the city tax until Friday evening; lost.
After several motions and some discussion
thetax was leVied-6Octs. on the $4,000.
The Street committee was instructed to
ascertain on Whist terms Baltimore street
could be extended East OF the Mobile and
Ohio r. r.
PUBLIC READING RoOM.-The Advocate
Publishing Co. will open in connection
with their orice, In Bonds new building,
Main St.,-second fioor-about the 10th Of
February, a reading room where the public
NAV have the benefit Of their exchanges, in
GLIDING papers OF every class and from all
sections OF the country, by the monthly
payment Of fifty cents; visitors 10 the city
having free access. 1t is proposed to con-
meet Herewith the library for which sever
al subscriptions were made few months
since in books and money; and further
subscriptions are solicited.
Almost every person has more or less
books lying idle at their homes which they
have read themselves, and which would
afford others great pleasure to read, whose
means will not permit the purchase.
The projectors obligate themselves to ex-
pend all income in excess Of thirty dollars
per month necessary to cover rent and
contingent expenses) IN additions to the Ii
bFary.
Such an enterprise will commend itself
to the favorable opinion Of citizens general
", and it will be the nucleus for the forma-
ton Of library in which, as our city grows,
we may take great pride.
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d. A. Jones guardian of John l..
Jones, bond $1,000 90.
]. w. Shelton guard'n of Martin
Thorn's minors, bond $1,000.
r. I. Mcknight guard'n of Thos.
Harris, bond $1,000.
w. X. Walsh guardian of j. IL.
Trice, renewal, bond $1,000.
G.. j. Chapman guard'n of Tom
and Caroline Chapman, bond 800.
ADMINISTRATIONS
L. A. Jester adj, of G. b. Jester,
bond $500 90.
w. 2. Williams adj, of Ann Ed
wards, bond $4,000 90.
RObt. a. Hunt aide 6OaiS non
cum teStG. anRerO of Avery Hunt,
decd, bond $1,000 90.
Robt. A. Hunt, adj, of Mariah L.
Hunt, bond 100000.
j. G. Robinson ad., of W. G. Rob
inson, granted twelve months fur
ther time in which to settle finally.
YEARS SUPPORT.
Commissioners were appointed to
set apart a years support to Mariah
P. Jester, widow of Chas. B. Jes-
ter, decd.
The case of A. NJ. White and 9TH
ers VS.. ]. B. Piercy-PetitiOn to
open a public road was dismissed,
for iuformality in petition.
Hannah Butler etal VS.. r. Freezing
and wife etal-In this case on mo-
ton the petion Of A. Russell was
ordered to be stricken from the
files-of the papers in this cause
from which Russell by his attorney
prayed an appeal to Supreme Court,
which was granted.
PROXY FOR MADISON COUNTY.
The Court appointed J. Y. Keith
Proxy to represent the stock held
by the county in the meetings of the
Stockholders of the Mobile &c Ohio
Railroad.
CONSTABLE RESIGNED.
j. NJ. Hardage, Constable for 2nc
District rendered his resignation
which was accepted by the Court.
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PURE FRESH DRUGS!
Prescriptions compounded by
n thorough Pharmacuetist at
at any hour of the day or night,
at PENDLETON 3 DUNCAN'S.
Ring the door bell if closed.