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Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-20
HATTIE sTEPHEEsoN.
Angel of Patience! sent to ealR
Our feverish brOws with cooling.

/ Our IeNerlSn DTOWS viii
l I Whittier.
Few and low are the words that men
say, and sad their hearts when her name
is mentioned; warm the tears that wo'
men shed-iright the evergreens that
maidens will plant around her grave.
The soft southern winds Will, plg utyelg
sish through the dark leayed magnolias
that affection will plant over her quiet
resting place She has solved the
great promblem that puzzled prophets
and philosophers, and gone, doubtless,
to higher reward. In the tragedy Of
| life she acted no common part. With
out knaying it, she has taught the
world great Eoral lesson. When she
died, she only began 70 I'VE on earth and
in Heaven. The October winds will eyer
chant their whispered reQuiems oaer her
precious DIST, even as all nature seemed
to sympa1hize gg the dark day of her
solemn obsequies. Fhe sacrifice she
made of her sweet existeaee WAS Rot ~
vain. Perfect examples are required to
produce the highest types Of character,
even as the blood Of martyrs Is the Sesd
of the church. The weak things OF this
world are often chosen to confound ce
mighty, and a weak girl, without prestige
Grleads, or accidental fame, has come
into oar sai9st from a remote village to
add lustre TO tEe akEribgtes OF her sex.
She has done even mere (cr t+e lying
aud the unborn than the sick sud dying
In life she may have been ever SO sb'
scure, but in the posthumous gratitude
Of people for whom she laid down her
existenes, she is immortslized. In
verse. soft rhyused poem; in history,
q heroine; in tradiusE. y martyr to
gentle impulses; Of sublime fEith, 2
chosen exponent; in the hearts Of the
people, an ideal Of all thstis good, beauti-
ful aud unselash 10 life; Der grave at Elm.
wood, shrine where worth and beauty,
heroism, womanhoOd aud silver haired
old age will ever pay affectionate tribute
For strangers the sympathetic young
Eirl lost her life; let Us show the world
how our hearts are tOuehedtO to their deep
est depth. snd that no calamity esn
make Us forget to honor the fair martyr.
Without accepting any outside help. lst
our people rise With one aoeord'and cos-
tribute fund that uill psrpeiuate her
name. naiivi,y and msunsr Of death IN
. massive marble shaft Of pure white.
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NOTICES.
NOTICE.

7 HAVE TO RESPECTFULLY CALL UPON
l. all citizens Of Memphis who occupy build.
perfectly clean, and then 10 disinfeot them by
free use Of carbolie acid. lime and coal tar.
Any person unable 10 obtain eaTbolic acid
lime and coal tar. Any person unable 70 OBJ
tain carbOlic acid. lime aud coal tar will be
supplied free Of cost By calling on me. be-
tween the hours Of y and 10 each day, at the
corner Of Auction and Front streets. near the
County Jail. All parties making appliea'
tion must come supplied with vessels In which
10 impress upon all citizens the necessity Of
their premises by the free use Of
dry earth and copperas. II has been made
my duty 10 give these matters my personal at
tention. and that duty will be performed. and
all parties who fail 10 comply with these in-
structions will be held 70 rigid accountable
ity. l.. W. O'BANNON,
30-t Inspector Board Of Health.
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NOTICE.
Dividing the City in Districts.
THE SUPPLIES.
OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION. /
MEMPHIS. October II. 1873. !

WE BEG TO ADVISE OUR CITIZENS
w that we have divided the city into the
following dist -icts. and have appointed the
Committees. az stated below;
District l--BOunded by Greenlaw, Main,
Qyerton and the river. Committee. B An
District g. Bounded by Bryan. Oyerton and
Maip. Committee, Murphy and W
Gordon. sf -.
land and s w Rhode.
District 4-Bsunded by 0vertOn, Bayou.
Market and Main, Committee, I K Warning.
Districts and 6-Bounded by Market;
p Robertson and W p Wilson.
District 7-Bounded by Market, Bryan
Adams and Main. Committee, Major I 4
District g. Bounded by Adams, Bryan,
Union and the river. Committee. r I Hal
/ stead.
District9 Bounded by Union. Wellington,
Vance and the river. Committee, w a Holt.
Calhoun and the river. Committee, Z B
| Foster.
District IL Comprises the Tenth Ward.
Committee, g simpson and II Smith.
District l2TSomprises the Seventh Ward.
District i3lComprises the Eighth Ward.
Committee, w ] b Lonsdale and w J Smith.
District lt-C9mp, jsts, the Ninth Ward.
IQnLlllteS, a ~ elOuuhIu.
The above comnittess. will visit their pa
tients morning and evening, ta aspeEtain their
Ws supply ohampaians, port wine. sherry.
brandias, whiskies, ale, orange leaves, eN.
tract of beef. mustard, lemons, bed pans and
medicines.
Applications for supplies will be filed for
parties residing north Of Adams street at l3s
Main. and for those residing south OF Adams
az IS Madison street. entrance in the alley.
Nurses will be furnished on application at
headquarters, - Madison street.
Applications for either nurses or supp les, 10
insure attention. must be indorsed by the ply
sicians or one of the Howard Committee.
Physicians for applicants north OF Adams
street will be supplied Of lS9 Main street;
South u adams street % ~ NJ adison
The lbliowltg physielsIs. are smplQyed by
the Assoeiaiiori !: Doctors ] Morrison, Sol
E.gLeen. Q HaPPoldi, WI Armstrong and L
W M6IGau,
Physlciaus will secure blanks at either Office,
and their use is recommended. as patients re-
ceiye prompt attention thereby.
The following are the active members and
the officers Of the Howard Association:
Presidential ID Langstah.
Vice Presdents-A G Reynaud and W JB
Lonsdale.
U ,eoTelary-J ? RsbaEtson,
Treasurer-EJ ] Nansford.
Active Members-P p Frame. j g Ions
gale. sr Vi ] smith. n Smith. j 7 Porter.
+ B Foster. w A Holt I X Warring. J
Murphy. b p Anderson. A L Rrankland, w
stead. John Joknson attorney, @ w Cor
don, 4 s,oddard, 5 W Rhode, g simpson.
Honorary Msmbsrs-Maysr John johnson
81 I-ls kD LANGsTAFP. Prssid.nt.
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PosTPoHEMERTs.
POsTP0NEMENT or TaE EAIR.

WITH REGRET THE DIRECTORS OF
w the Memphis Agricultural and R.sshan-
ical Society announce that the Fifth shnual
fsir has been postponed Until further notice:
troubles, nov witnessed in our city. have con-
PEELED them reluctantly % this postronemsnt; f;
81 II u evident that q sirnal ALLURE must
result ron. an sfort te bold the Pair on the
18th cf Oetobe-.
J. G. BALLENTINE. President.
Laos raoUsDALr. Sscreiary. At
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CivtIity.

Apart from it's worth as an agreeable
trait of character, civility is a valuable
commodity. Every one who has busi-
ness to transact should add civility to
his stock in trade. 1t costs nothing,
while it vastly facilitates trade and profit.
There are business men and women who
make fortunes simply by civility. Their
wares or their services are no better
probably than the stock and trade CT
their crusty neighhors. But, having
ppaertskeH- 2 basiness, or adopted a
proiassian, they are wise enough TO know
that whatever is to he done successfully
must be dope With good grace and With
q good will. They do not show by their
behavior that they consider everybody
an intruder, but act in the persuasion
that everybody may be made friendly.
They do not treat people as though they
we're in hurry to be done with them at
once aud forever, but as though even 8
casual caller may be cultivated into an
Acs usi uiaEee and made constant Gus
to5ler 30 EsEleet ths sHqll eourtesiess
OF he is 10 insure Isslett fer y9uFself.
And ihe Fessop thai some persons are
successful Is thai they igylfe strangers
to become friends BY OiFiilty, .Etiie the
others repel even friends By the want Of
courtesy.
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Notice -DISINFECTANTS.

VHROUGH THE KINDNESS OF THE
i Chief of Police, / have been enabled to
Rogers (favorably known as Sanitary Ser
geant Rogers'). He will be supplied with
the necessary means TO meet the special calls
for disinfectants. Any notice sent TO my
office, by o'clock in the evening Of each day
day. hope that all citizens will send the
street and number of the house that may re-
quire attention, for will personally see that
no one is neglected. My office for the present
will be at the County Jail.
L. W. O'BANN0N,
3q-t inspector Board of Health.
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DIED.

PURSER-At the residence of his mother.
CALIR. only son of the late Caleb X. and Mrs.
Harriet B. Purser. aged years and week.
Interment at Raleigh Monday afternoon.
Little Gallo has gone home"
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LEATH ORPHAN ASYLUM

Under the care of an association of PR0TES-
TANT CHURCHES of this city. requests do
nations to assist in providing for the OR
PHANS who are daily placed in the institu-
tion.
1t has recently lost several of its most
valued friends By the prevailing scourge
and funds which would otherwise have been
donated to it, have been absorbed by our over
whelming necessities.
Remittances can be made to
CYRUS JOHNSON, President.
40-S Care off @. johnson & Co.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-20

Wilder y. Foster, member OF Con-
grsss Con Michigan, died on September
18th, at Grand Rspids, Michigan. DE
was born in 1919. and was elected
member Of the National House Of Repre-
sentatives in place Of Thomas W. Ferry,
when the latter was elected member oil
the Senate. BE was reelected to the
present Congress in November, 1877. BY
nearly 10000 majority he was 3 resi-
dent Of Grand Rapids for thirty.six
years, and accumulated q fortune while
engaged in mercantile pursuits.
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We consider it unn eeessAFy 90 dis.
pute the Appeals assertion of cir
culatfOn, as not - man. woman or
child i'm Memphis believes it.
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NOTICE.

OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS WILL
" please take notice that the business Of ".
Il. McLefresh 4 Co. will be continued by the
undersigned, for the present. at $50 Front
street. All owing us are respectfully urged
TO call and pay ali they can as We need money.
JAS. NJ Mel ERRESH,
1914 0fW. l.. McLefresh 4 Co.
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The telegraph rsports nsrTiAge on
board a ussiern-bound train. Was u q
railroad tsl H
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NURSES,
Wanted d---NurSes.

EXPERIENcED YELLOW IEvER
u Hursss. Apriy a the ofce II he Hevard
No. u Weri CcuTt riresi.
J. p. ROBERTSON.
Ii aetretary.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1873-10-20

II say, old fellow, what are Jour poll
icsf said q witty Aberdeen man,
quiEzing another artisan. Conserys-
tve-my father vas conservative, be
replied. And vhat is your religion
eontinusd the other. ProteStant-my
fstbef vas Protesiant, vas the an
sser Aud vhy are yoa bachelorf
taid The other. "Bscauss ny father vas
a-oh. eoufound i. deaf bother ne With
year ftspid qustt0ut
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PHYSICIANS.
MEDICAL,
"Dr. Curtis on Manhoe.
aOOth EDITION.

Revised and Corrected by the Autho DE
F. CURTIS. NJ. D.. ETC.. etc.
A MEDICAL ESSAY on the GAUGE aud cure
of Premature Decline in Man, showing how
health Is lost and how regained. II elyts
the treatment of Exhausted Vitality, Nervous
and Physical Debility, and other diseases ap-
pertaining thereto, and the remedies therefor
the results of twenty years successful pf ac-
";CURTIs ON MANHOOD There Is NO
member Of society by whom this book wi II mt
be found useful, whether he be parent pre-
DR.. CURTIS.
4O-xviiiS9 eTremont Place. Boston: Mass
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BB- No change Of cars by this line for Lo lis
vile. st. Louis or Nashville. Pullman Pa lace
sleepiug z. cars ON all night trains.
For Tickets or information apply at
Ticket Office, No. 237 1.2 Maiu st.
JOHN T. FLYNN. sup't Memphis pi,.
JAMES SPEED, Ticket Agent. e'-t
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WANTED.
FOR RENT.

ROR RENT-sT0RE HOUSE NO. g. BEAL
il street. near Second.
L0EwENSTfNR BROS.
12l-t SiS Main street.
NOR RRNT-PROM SEPTEMBER ]. THE
IN Office formerly occupied by A. 5. Waloott,
corner Front and Madison streets. up stairs.
list Y. FRANSI0LI.
EOR RENT-ST0RES. COTTAGES, OF
il fees. sleepinR-rooms and one store room
on Main street. Apply 70 .
McRAE, MYERS & SNEED.
EST 27gl< Main street, up stairs.
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RAILROADS.
LOUISVILLE AND NASHVILLE
AND =
Great Southern Railt0;td.
SCHEDULE.

Freight and Accommodation Train
leaves daily, Sundays excepted.,.... & Il IN
Mail Train leaves daily...............Jl:E Q, IN
Nashville Express Train leaves daily :lc u. m
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nv A.FIsHER, SUCCESSOR TO FISHER.
Il ,Amis Co., marble dealers. cor. Adams
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powMAE, q. H.. MEcHIElsT AND
~ Scale laelor. 9o21 Main street. sgselal
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No. ESQ Adams street.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-03-01

; Ae Calitor9ia Legislature has been
sinke:ing the tews that concern the do.
mestic relations, and the most notable
result is embodied in bill, that has Just
passed. to establish the equality OF hus.
band and wife. This abolishes the old
theory TINT the two are one. aud goes 30
far IN the opposite direction as to pro.
vide that either can make contract
With the other or sue the other quito as
J! they had never lean married. It
also provides that nArriuge metamor-
phoees minors into adults, SO far as
making contracts is concerned; though
it does not appear that tho male minor is
enfranchised by matrimony. Altogether
the law must he regarded IA long step
towards tbe social chaos that the disci-
pies Of FREQ love are inviting.
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Mr.. Thomas J. Webb, of Anderson,
Auditor Of Anderson County, hos been
removed by Gov. Moses, and Green
Williams, colored, appointed in his
place. Mr.. Webb was bolter, hence
his removal by the Executive. This is
small business for the Governor Of
South Carolina. -KeoVes Courier.
SuoT.-A man by the name Of Powell
was called by some unknown person to
the door of his house, on Saturday
night last, and shot in the legs. The
wounds are not mortal. The act is sup.
posed to have been done by one Of Pow
ellis neighbors. IVaLlaNa Courier.
F1RE.-The dwelling formerly owned
by Mrs. Barker, on Little River, was
consumed by fire on Sunday last The
fire was accidental. The occupant of
the premises, Mr.. Gabriel Hughes,
saved most of his effects.
| lValhallu Courier.
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l8aGl sg.
Estate Sale.


Estate Sale.
by'sEIBELs 4 EzELL, Auetienesrs.
"1LL be sold, before the Court House, in
the usual hour Ao'o' -
Al All that PLANTATION. belonging to the
s.S essate OF Thomas. Davis, known as the
sT,smp ar ,snsp PiI,,0e containing 600 acres moro
twelve miles below Coiumbis, and bounded
es ey NE - 1;9ds Of LIKES speigner Gilmore and
tains large quantity OF irst class Cotton
ana PROVISION Lands and most admirsbly
adapted to raising stock.
ALSO,
The Lot, With improvem ents thereon. attn.
ated on the Southwest corner OF Marion and
Laurel streets.
And on WEDNESDAY, 10th March next.
VIII be sold, on the Aforesaid Plantation. ths
foiloWing personal property:
10 Mules and Horses, 130 head Of Cattle. SO
head OF Sheep, 20 Hogs, Steam Engine and
ments.
Terms made known on day Of sale. Par
chasers to pay for papers.
., G. Q. MARSHALL,
feo ~ J. KINBLER DAVIS.
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Lost,

ON the South Carolina Railroad train, bo-
~ tween Columbia and Charleston, on the
night OF tho 9th February, 1873, RED RUS.
STA LEATHER WALLET, containing papors
OF no valne to any one except the owner.
liberal reward will be given for it's recovery.
A. 0. JONES'
March Clerk House OF Kcpresentatiyes,
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. February %, 1879
Columbia Hotel-Dr and Mrs F J Moses,
servant and child, Ga; F Phohf, N G;
W Gayer. Charleston; A Ramm, Ger
many; r s Barker, Barnwell; G "
Thames, N O;J 81 Hoyt and wife, Conn
] 3 Campbell, Charleston; E L Lindsly,
N 7; Mrs Sinkler and daughter, Rich
land; F f RGin, Va; F D Bush, G. { G r
r; M Mclaughlin and wife. Charleston
q NJ Regina, N Y; G L Darlington, c H
Glid1en, Charleston; G W Parker, N Y;
p Kenny, Miss Kenny, Canada; Mrs Nj
A Jones, Miss P Sloan, Pc; Mrs Stephen
Oliver and daughter, Boston; G + B
Mason. N C;AJ Woodrille. Boston; Jas
K Wilkins, D G; E K Fowler, John.
ston's;J Mckay, Fla; D 81 Wilcox, Con-
nectiout; J NJ Baxter. Newberry; T e
McIver, N G; " W Fowler; W 81 Evans,
Ga.
Hendrie House, r Mounts, Texas; S
D hewie, Lexington; James Beatty
WinnBboro; E II 9 Field. High Point;
8 Houston, N G; A Lake, Ga.
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Land for Sale,
BY D. O. PEIXOTTO & SONS

o1 D o. TEIAV1TU q GUNS.
On MONDAY MORNING next, March 8, will
city. :" 'o'S
Al that tract Of LAND, about two and one
nall miles from Columbia, on the Rice Creek
Springs Road; bounded BY lands Of J. b.
kohler, j. Q. Bell, ". q. Wigg and estate OF
3, 3 portion Of which is good bottom land.
Ihere are about eight acres cleared, the ba-
Ia Ia ce is well wooded with pine and sn ali oak.
cRon me premises are three fine springs
Feb ~ - - ~
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Desirable Main Street Properly.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO d SONS

ON MONDAY NEXT, at II O'Clock. We will
sell. in front Of the Court House.
Square, measuring 20 feet front by 96 feet
deep, more or less. This is rare opportu
nifty to invest in Main street PROPERTY.
uerms50ne; half cash; balance in IL months
secured by bond and mortgage, bearing =
p'r cent. per annum. Purchaser to pay for
papers. Feb 27fhsm
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iMfpErASr SURGICAL OpERATIoE.
We afe Informed that Dr. J. w. Gurley
recently operated on Mr. Matthew
Snipes for senile cateract, and on the
seventh day after the operation, Mr..
Snlpes was able to recognize objects
around the room. and his sight is still
improving. Mr.. Snipes has been de-
prived of vision for nearly three years,
during which time he has spent several
hundred dollars. without experiencing
any benefit, under treatment OF parties
who nuke diseases of the eye O special
ty.-Anderson LnleKigencer.
STOKES AND THE SHERIFF.. Counsel
Tor Stokes, of New York, who killed
tlsk, Jr., on Tuesday served on the She
rlt Tor the first time the official notice
OF Judge Davis stay of proceedings.
~ some oversight it seems that this
duty was forgotten, and SO the sheriff
had gone to work to prepare for the exc
cutlon-serviug out the usual notices for
witnesses to be present. The fact is not
one to add to the prisoners pleasant re-
feotions.
II anybody should ask Robert Toombs
what he thought of the behavior of the
Credit Mobilier miserables, lie might be
p"rdoned for e1claiming: "Sir, it faticues
the indignation" Had it been in the
book OF fate thut he should live to call
the roll of bis slaves in the shadow OF
Bunker Hill monument, he might have
seai chell the menial throng in vain for
meaner slaves than these.
Neio York AdveriiSer.
SAD AND SUDDEN DEATH On Monday
morning pupil of the Massie public
school, Savannah, young girl about
thirteen years old, numed Annie Els
kamp, fell dead in the school room be-
tween 10 and IL o'cloc'z.
Ask the recovered dyspeptics, bilious
sufferers, victims of fever aud ague, the
mercnrial diseased patient, how they re-
covered health, cheerful spirits, and
good appeti!e-tbey will toll you by
taking simmons Liver Regulator.
All+sGl
A slight eruption of Mount Tesuvius
has taken place. Red-hot stones were
thrown up in the midst of flames
throughout Saturday last, and an nm
usual quantity of smoke issued from the
mountain.
King Amadeus is still at Lisbon, and
yesterday, IN company with the King OF
Portugal, visited the flagship Of the
British squadron
A Kansas editor is advocating putting
up the United States Senatorship at
auction for the benefit Of the State.
The labor market in Texas is said TO
be over stocked by the immense immi-
grafton from other Southern States.
Barnweil Jail, for the first time since it
hns been built, is empty. There is not a
single prisoner in it.
Chicago merchants are importing their
dry goods through the port OF Boston.
Sumter proposes the establishment of
cotton factory.
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The Cincinnati Enquirer says that in
Indiana, where people know more OF
Colfax than of the pronunciation of
French words. they are singing:
1.-THE South Bend Smiler
Got some Credit Mobiler.7
We think our Indiana friends could
improve their lyric if they would confine
it to the English language and tie pre-
sent status OF Colfax thus:
The South Bend Smiler
Has busted his biler,
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Citizens Savings Bank Of 8. C.
A LII SAVINGS DEPOSITS made in this
n Bank On or before the 5th dav of each
calendar month will bear interest for thar
month as If deposited on the 1st instant
March 5 ]. C. B. SMITH, Assn Cashier,
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Reat Estate,

Reat Estate.
BY SRIBELS & EZELL, Auotioneers.
On the FIRST MONDAY in March. We will
sell. to the highest bidder,
one LOT, on GervaIs street, West OF the
South Carolina Railroad Depot, known as tho
Elizabeth Sharp Lot, which is about 81 foet
'front.', with depth OF 314 feet, containing
Terms cash. Fab Or vam
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Notice.

TAKEN up, on 22d February. 1873,
s Dun MULE, with saddle lnarkr;
shod al round; twelve or fifteen years
0aksold. The owner can recover the Mule
by proving property and paying chargon.
Apply to c. Il. FRANKLIN, near Ncasio's
Bridge. Lexington County, g.. C. March 1
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Plantation Mules and Horses.
BY THOMAS STEEN. Ancfionet

ON sale-day in MARCH, I will sell to the
highest bidder,
Thirty head OF MULES and HORSES. This
stock Is from Kentucky and very desirabie
Tor plantation use. Every one will be war
'ramted as represented on day Of sale.
day OF sale. Foh os
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N E w D & UG ST RE.
Four Doors Above ColuInhia Hotel.
L. r. Sillinnan & CO.


HAVING just returned from the North.
with complete stock OF DRUGS. MEDI.
C1SES and FANCY ARTICLES, all Of the
best quality, We are prepared to furnish
everything in our line with promptness and
accuracy. Our drugs were all selected under
our own personsl supervision, so that we can
warrant everything We sell to be OF the very
best. An experience OF many years in the
drug and chemical business in this city, with,
q thorough knowledge Of tho same, will ena-
bio US at all times to supply the wants Of this
community in our line; and we hope, by
strict attention to business, to secure share
OF tho patronage OF our citizens.
PHYSICIANS PRESCRIPTIONS carefully
and promptly compounded at all hours Of the
day or night.
FANCY ARTICLES Of all kinds, Hair
Brushes, Tooth Brushes, Nail Brushes, Per.
fumcry, Hair Oils and Cosmetics of every
kind, constantly on hand.
Patent Medicines, Lubin's Extracts, Ger
ma1Coiogne, fae Soaps, Sponges, &c.
IIandrcths Garden Seed, full supply
Feb 25 limo
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HEADQUARTERS SECOND REoIMENr.
THIRD BRIGADE, N. g., g. g. O.,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., February Il, 1873.
Reglnental Orders No. 1,
SECOND LIEUTENANT L. L.. BROWN,
- company 'B, is hereby detailed as tenn
porary Adjutant Of the Regiment.
~. Chiffon Washington ia hereby appointed
sorg can't Ma or Of tho Regiment.
Ihey will be obeyed and respected accord
BY order Of " r. NAsH
March 12 Cnmm.n,Iin1
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Found,

aR0 PAIR OF gold framed SPECTA-
Glen, which the owner can have by proving
property and paying expenses. Apply TO
March MRS. c. E. REED