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A GREAT DISCOVERY!!
DUNCAN'S CAMPHORATED
SOLID CITY GER&MEt
lupsa handsa NOR esdn.
EVERY BODY SHOULD USE
DUNCAN'S GREASE EXTRACTOR,
sqns 3 % @ all kinds cloth silk muslin and WOODEN goods pr
Ladies Toilet Powders,
[. 4.
PREPARATION
dr. umnuuaur ue
mn -
thardnst hegu sanl keep
saaDnnnz.cAn
the ds6isis chill, and
EEandA PErT n short II o ea,yjam
"' HG, z m 4
sEyew ucris aOOu m
eye m - ~ Cnm
G. P. DUNCANS Drug House
No. 9 shannon Street, JACKSON, TENNESSEE
T.HAYLEY. ". HAYLEY
j. I. HAYLEY & BRO,
Gen. Commission Merchants,
In the Brick Warehouse formerly occupied
by J. X. league,

IN the Brick Warehouse formerly occupied
by j. X. league,
Church ST, OPP. Presbyterian Church,
JACKSON, TENNESSEE
WTE solicit for storage and TO sell CA
w commission cotton, TO which special
attention Will given. All cotton stored will
be covered by an open Policy Of insurance
unless otherwise instructed. Charges for
handling cotton, - lOW a any other house
in the same business.
We also solicit cOnsignments Of Flour,
Hay, Wheat Bran, Irish Potatoes, or any
other articles Of prsduce. Begging and
Ties, etc, etc. for the handling OF which.
including storage, or charges VIII BE- >
per cent commissions. Orders for held
seed solicited. for which we will charge -
per cent. snd the goods furnished q billed
prices 10 Us, adding freight. We are agents
fer the celebrated Brown Cotton Gin, also
the world renowned Champion Mower and
Reaper. janll n
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PUTTY, WHITE LEAD. LINSEED
OIL, TURPENTINE, VAIsEISH, COL
OR5 and PAINT BRUSHES, cheap for
CASH Don't be deceived but 90 and sec
for yourself. lie means what be says.
jackson. Tenn. Feb. -. IsL.-I2m
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-01

AMONG TIE INDIANs.-Lieut. Herndon
tells Us that no tribes Of abOrigines are
found in the deepest forests Of South
America, from the Andes to the Atlantic
coast, that do not have and use DR.. Ayers
medicines and Lowell cottons. Fremont, u
Suffolk "Boott," are seen stamped in
large red and blue letters upon their gar.
ments, while Ayers Pills and Cherry Pee.
toral are among the treasures of their habi
tations. Their native soil furnishes them
ali their food and most of their remedies
but they suffer from some Affections which
must have the interpositlon of higher skill
Sentinel, Liberty, Va.
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Are agents for the following well known
and reliable Fire Insurance Compauic>:
The FhUniN. Hartford; Phenix. Brook
lyn: Niagara, Y. Y, Georgia Home, and
Equitable. Nashville. Oet6-l ~.
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The Fire

Has burned up many Doors, sash, &c,
but there IS a large stock OF DOORS,
SASH, BLINDS, MOULDINGs, &c, at
Il. W. ANDREWS,
No. Market street, and he has them for
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-" .oBic Meetings OF jackson.

LAGOON COMM ANDRY. No. I3.-JOhn
chester. Eminent Commander: John l..
Rrown. Recorder. Meets on the 81 Mon
dav night Of each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-01

AVOID COSsUNIPTIoN.-No enemy TO the
human race is more TO be dreaded and is
more insidious in its approaches than the
too fatal destroyer Of health and happiness
Of myriads-"COnsumption in its ghastly
FORM" The duty Of all is to guard against
its first advances. This may be done BY
the timely use Of DR.. TUFTS Expectoraut.
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NEW, FANCY AND FAMILY
Grocery Store.

Jahn ". FRIres bcgs leave 10 inform
the citizens If jackson and surrounding
county, that he has cPenedon Main street,
in the Hall Block,
A First Glass Fancy and Fami-
" Grocery store.
and will keep every variety Of family sup
plies, CuEAr fuR CAsu. Call and see him.
feb t5-tm
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Sr. louN's I.OpGF. ~. 3;'2 !. g. Pyhaa.
W, ~. George q Hughes. Src'y. Meets
ut Monday each month.
Whig and tribune. [volume] (Jackson, Tenn.) 1870-1877, 1873-03-01

CORRECT THE SToMACH.-It is a well
ascertained physiological fact that the
origin OF most OF the ills that afiict hui
mainly is deranged condition OF the ali
mentary canal. The bowels become con-
stipated and sluggish, and thence arises a
train Of painful and distressing maladies.
As . preventive and cure, there is no RENE
Liver Pills.
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There is but One

Safe and satisfactory method Of conduct
ing a mercantile business: Namely, The
Cash system. The merchant demands
a short profit; the buyer receives full value
for his money, which can be verified by
calling at KEITH q VINCENT'S and
pricing their goods. They will sell you
Prints 10 cents, Dress Goods less than cost,
Corsets IS cents, and all other goods pro-
portionateIy cheap. febS-lt.
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For sale.

On Monday, the Sd day OF March
fs73, will seli at the Court-house door
IN jackson. tract Of land containing NY
nc-es; ~ald land living in the 10Th CiviFDis-
trirt of M h>on connty, and known as s
part Of The Tom Gill trart, and sold as the
property Of Il. ). Brooks aud u. = Tally
to satisfy decd OF trust executed TO me by
said Brooks anil Tally, on the 18th o. De
cember 1871.
Equity Of redemption and re-purcbase
barred. sale Cash.
febe-it. W. II. BRUrO
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GJINToS u. s. CHArTER. No. p Ias.
VConnor. ~. r.; Rev. T.. McNair. X; j. u.
ChrppcU. :. Meets 81 Friday each month.
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i,cE-"~ LoDGE No. 45.-A. u. Jones.
w. NJ !. q. smith, Jr., Sec'y.. MEETS 9TH
FRIDAY Zach month.
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. am Just Receiving new spring
goods,
Aud expect TO keep up a regular assort-
mtnt. All are invited to call and examine
tho goods and prices. l have been furnish
% capital by my relatives, and have obli-
gated myself to keep no books and make no
tickets. The people arc waking up to the
necessity Of
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Engine aud Boiler.

six horse power, for sale. Apply at
WING AND TRIBUNE Office. novI6-tdS
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7. o. O. r.

lscKsoS COUNCIL, No. ~. r. & s. M
Rev. A. W. Jones. r. I. q. NJ. j. u. Chap
roll. Recorder. Meets 4th Monday each
Month
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MADISON IopGE. No. i6.-Thos. Corrin,
v g.; John T. Bolts. v. g.: JnO. T. Stark.
Secretary: David Hampton, Treasurer: Rev.
=. A. Heard, Chaplain. Meets every Thur
day night.
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Lower grades from 10 to 14c.
Receipts heavy at all the ports,
with a downward tendency.
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New Time TnbIc VI. a o. "a. n.
MISSISSIPPI Central ROAD.

MISSISSIPPI CENTRAL ROAD.
r,ssenser Train for Humboldt.
InaVcs Iarkson. Tenn. -..-.- 30 pm
r'vurpSs train for HHmholdt.
caves lack .nn. Tenn. - :Is am
1Lcsc trains 90 no further than
ilumholdt.
i'asvcurer train tor X Orleans
eavc Iarkson, Tenn, ...... 1890 =. m.
Ex..ross train for New Orleans.
Lowe. Iarkson. Tenn .... 100 pm
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SrARK ENcAMFMENT. 40. 10 John T.
stark. e.. T.: Tham7s Corrin. II. T.; Rich
ard Redman. s. W.: X. x. Da>hieil. scribe.
Meets cvcry 2d and an TUESDAY night Of
each mCnth.
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DEGRKE LoDGE-Meeis every 81 Thur
dav night in each month.
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Sons Of Temperance.

Sons OF temperance.
Jackson Division, No. ~. Jas. O'COnnor
". T.. meets every Tuesday night,
~ Temperance Hall. opposite the Methodist
Church. ID. A. MCALEXANDER, r. S.
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Call md zee for yourselves. Store stu
Atad m Market Street, near the Market
House.
LINDSAY MURRELL.
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WANTED

WANTED
Cash customers TO buy
10000
dullars worth OF
MEN
and boys ready made Clothing
AT
W. W. Gates. Jr., Il Co.'S Live Clothing
House, Full suits from
$500
70 Gny. From This
DAY
our Winter stock will bc sold at RocL
Bottom figures.
va ~. CATESJV On
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COMMERCIAL.
JACKSON CorToN lrARKEr.

We quote the Jackson market
TODAY lEridaN.l as follows:
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To the Public.

February, - 1853.
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Pyles and simmons Executors OF W. B.
Marshall, decd, VS.. Jno. l.. Moore.
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McCulchen & CarutherS

w. W. GATES Jr., & CO.
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CITY AND COUNTY ITEms.

WhOIsaie Agents, JACKSON, Tom
mari 3m.
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SERMON FROM THE Rev. WM. L..
PREssLY.-On Sunday last we had
the pleasure of hearing an excellent
sermon from the Rev. VIM. l..
Pressly, Pastor Of the Church at
Due West, which was characterized
by his usual clearness and logical CO.
herence of thought, and elaborate
discussion OF his subject. His
theme was the union between the
believer and Christ as symbol
lied by that between the branch
and the vine-and the cardinal
ideas brought forth and illustrated
were the intimacy OF this union
and the vital dependence of the
Christian upon Christ. The thougts
were clearly illustrated, through a
number of subordinate divisions
of the subject, and the whole en-
forced by an earnest and practical
application. We have never lis.
tened to a sermon which exhibited
the evidences of mere careful
thought, packed away in clear, ex-
presAve and we'll chosen language
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED LADY.

We regret to announce the death
of Mrs. Eugenia Parker, the wife
of our townsman, DR.. Edwin Par
ker, after long and painful illness
at 3 o'clock on yesterday morning.
Our readers are familiar with the
circumstances of the sad accident
which suddenly Frustrated her upon
a bed of suffering, and brought
upon her highly sensitive organiza-
ton, the acute pains which medical
skill and the tender care of sympa-
thizing relatives and friends. could
only alleviate. Unconsciousness
for a time, and finally death itself
came to her relief, and brought
release from the pains and sorrows
of, this lite, and a happy entrance
into the joys of the life to come.
This alone in this trying hour can
furnish the true ground of conso-
lation-can assuage the pang of
grief and hush the voice of sorrow.
In the large circle of relatives
and friends to whom the deceased
was endeared by the exercise OF
every womanly virtue and Chris
tian grace-by warm sympathles
and Kind and afable manners-she
will be sadly mlssed-but i'll that
inner circle Of the affections, con-
secrated to those which are brightest
in our nature, her loss is indeed
irreparable. None can take the,
place of the beloved wife, and the
idolized mother, and nought but
the hope Of blissful reunion here
after can soothe the sorrow of the
parting hour.
The fnneral services were con-
Quoted in Trinity Church on yes
terday afternoon in the presence of
a large congregation by the Rector,
Rev. E. r. Miles, after which the
body was inferred in the cemetery
of the Church. ,
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P1c-NIc AT NINETY-SIx. - The
Junior returns his thanks for a kind
invitation to attend a Picnic to be
given at the Old Fort near Ninety
Six, on Wednesday the 2Sth inst.
The names of the following gentle
men, who constitute the senior and
junior managers, afford a guarantee
of the sumptuousness of the feast,
and the joyousness of the occasion
Senior Managers - DR.. I. S.
Blake, DR.. Jno. A. Stuart, Maj. j.
w. Fouche, J. G.. Lipscomb, Esq.
Junior Managers-J. G. Stuart,
E. S. Addison, L. P. Stuart, j. L.
shumate, L. M. Fouche, R. P.
Quarles, W. c. GriAin,' E. S. Hale.
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The TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD

The TEXAS PACIFIC RAILROAD
Three hundred engineers, guards
and attendants in the employ OF
the Texas and Pacific Railroad, re-
Gently reached Ell Paso del Norte,
on the Rio Grande. This party
he'd completed the survey and gen
eral location of the line of the
man track, as far west as that
place, and would continue their la
bors to the Pacific Ocean. This
road is being pushed westward
from Shreveport with all possible
dispatch. 1t will reach within two
hundred and fifty miles of El Paso
by October OF this year, and that
town by May, 1874. If this result
is attained, the Texas and Pacific
Road will be the first railway to
reach the borders of Mexico.
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% School Dist. NO. /, the sum offs 1858
$1,535.96

On motion of Messrs. Noble 4
Thomson, Solicitors for Plaintiff 8,
Ordered, That the said defendant
pay out the said fund of $1,535.96
as follows:
First-The tax costs and a Zee of
one hundred dollars to the Defen-
dant, also costs to the other parties
entitled to the same. This to be
paid from the fund generally.
Second-That the defendant
without delay pay to the owners of
school claims of each particular
District, the sum Of money: above
set down for each Township or
School District, (after deducting
costs as above,) and if the sums
set down for each School District
cannot pay all school claims of such
District, then the school claims OF
such District shall be paid pro rata,
plaintiffs claims included.
Third-That the Injunction here
tofore granted in this case be dis
solved, and that the Treasurer pay
forthwith the sums aforesaid as set
down to the different School Dis
tricts or Townships to the parties
entitled. -.
Fourth-That this order shall in
no way decide the rights of the
parties or affect their interests, ex-
cept so far as they may be affected
or settled by the words and terms
of this order.
Fitth-That on the fulfllment of
this order the plaintiffs complaint
be dismissed witqout prejudice.
F. H. COOKE,
At Chambers.
Greenville, S. c.,
May 9th, 1878.
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pA In the case of Treasur,

p@. In the case Of Treasurer
Allen of Greenville, who was in
dicted before Judge Cooke at the
recent term of the Court, the jury
returned a verdict of guilty and
the Court sentenced him to pay a
fine Of $1,000, aud to be imprison-
ed two years in the penitentiary.
A motion in arrest of judgment and
for new trial was made by his coun-
sci. The Judge has refused to al
low Allen to be released on bail
during the interval between the
adjournment of the. Circuit Court
Of Greenville and the assembling
of the Supreme Court, to hear an
appeal.
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The DUE WEST COMMENCEMENT

he OOE EoI SOMMGNVCMGN1 IL
1t affords US pleasure to announce
that G. B. Simonton,> Esq, Of Coving-
ton, Tenu., has accepted the appoint
ment Of anniversary orator of the
Alumni Association Of Erskine Col
lege, and will deliver the address at
the next Commencement. He bears
a high reputation for oratory and
will doubtless furnish something good
for the entertainment Of his friends
aud the public.
The Commencement sermon will
be preached by the Rev. VIM. J..
Lowry of Selma, Ala, son Of Prof.
Lowry, a graduate of the college,
and one Of the most eloquent and
popular ministers OF the State Of his
adoption.
The Anniversary Address before
the Male College will delivered
by Col. F. W. McMaster of Columbia,
u. prominent member Of the Colum-
bia Bar, and a gentleman of fine tai
ents and attainments.
The name Of the Anniversary ora
tor of the Female College, We have
not learned.
The annual Commencement Of the
College comes OFT on the 25th June
some two weeks earlier thau before,
and promises to be as attractive as
eve.
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For WEST POINT AND ANNAp-
oL1s.-Four youths presented them
selves before the board at the COM
.petitive examination, to contest
for the naval and cadetappointmeut
to be recommended by Congress-
man Cain. AS he is Congressman
from the State at Large, the State
is his district, and candidates were
allowed to come from any county.
Only DIR. Talley and Mr.. M;nton
Of the examining board were pres
ent, and after thorough and very
satisfactory test of scholarship,
Mr.. Thos. Sims, of Lancaster, and
S. E. Thompson, of this county,
were successful. Sims is white,
and goes to West Point, Thomp-
son is colored, and goes to the Ma
val Academy at Anuapolis.-Un-
ION.
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Arrest Of VIM. 4. McCaw, Esq.

VIM. H. McCaw, Esq.,, editor
Grotinian, was arrested this morn
ing, upon charge of libel against
James Robertson, member of House
from Beaufort. Gzsus belK grew
out of charge against Robertson,
by Demontmollen of Savannah,
that Robertson offered to secure
pardon for him from Moses for five
hundred dollars. McCaw gave
bail for appearance at October
Court.
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The UNITED STATES COURT. -

The UNITED STATES Court. -
There has been some trouble in the
United States Court in Charleston.
The Grand Jury made their pre-
sentiment, reAecting upon certain
officers of the Court, and the Judge
requested them to modify the pa
per, when they declined to make
any presentment. The Charleston
Ne0s procured copy of the pre-
sentiment and published it, very
much to the displeasure Of the
Judge, who made the matter the
subject of comment in open Court
the next day.
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The Referee, Matthew McDonald,
having made his report in this case,
and amongst other things having
ascertalned that there is in the
hands of the said defendant as
Treasurer of said County, the sum
of fifteen hundred and thirty-fve
dollars and niu ety-six cents arising
from District levies and poll tax,
(not including herein part of the
State tax now ,lue and unpaid eaid
Treasurer,) applicable to the claims
of the respective Townships or
School Districts, as follows:
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TERMS. Three dollars a year, in a

TERMS. Three dollars year, in ao
vance.
No subscriptions taken for shorter
time than SIX months.
Transient advertisements are charged
for at the rate OF ONE DOLLAR per men
space Tor the first insertion, and FIT
CENTS for each subsequent insertion.
A liberal deduction from the ABOVE
rates is made to persons advertising oy
the quarter or by the year.
nay All obituary notices and tributes
of respect are charged for at the usual
rates Of advertising.
Our Agents in Charleston
The advertising agency of Messrs.
WALKER, EVANS y COGSWELL4'
represented by ROSWELL T. LOGAN,
ESQ, is the only authorized agency Ior
this paper in Charleston.
MS. Messrs. GRIFFIN & HOFF'
NAN are our authorized agents for Bal
timore.
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The CoDE.-Two young men of
Richmond, McCarty and Mordecai,
fought a duel recently which resul-
ted in the death of the latter. AS
usual a woman. was the innocent
cause. By the statutes of the
State, the ofense is that of murder
in the first degree.
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Br1DAL PARTY. - Mr.. John D.
Sullivan, of Laurens, and his wife,
late Miss Ellen Clinkscales, Of
Abbeville, whose marriage notice
appears in another column, passed
through our village on bridal tour
to Charleston, stopping at the Al
ston House on Friday night of the
past week. We congratulate the
happy couple, and. wish them a
perpetual honeymoon Of matrilno-
nial bliss.
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np We have received the
first number of the "The Direct
Trade Advocate, and Southern Co.
operative Colonist," a monthly pa
per published at Port Royal, S. c.,
and devoted to the advocacy Of
the claims of the South, and espe-
cially Of that. section, upon the
immigrant. The paper is edited
by Mr.. James G.. Thompson and
Mr.. A. Williams, gentlemen of
much experience and will doubt
less accomplish good work.
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The Bible Society Celebration:

We learn that, in response to the
invitation of. the committee who
have in charge the semi-centennial
celebration of our Bible Society in
July next, the Hon. G. G. Mem
minger has been forced to decline
the delivery of the address, owing
to his anticipated absence in Europe
at the time of the celebration. The
committee have selected in his
stead the Rev. VIM. II. Campbell,
of Winnsboro, who has quite a
reputation for eloqence and learn
ing, and we trust that he will ac-
cept.
The Rev. Whitefoord Smith, D.
D., who was selected to preach the
sermon, we learn has accepted, with
the condition. that an alternate be
appointed, who will discharge the
duty in case of ill-health on the
part of the principal. The COM
mite have selected the Bev. VIM.
T. Capers of this place as the alter
nate, and we are sure that both in
principal and alternate, the claims
of the Bible cause will find able
and eloquent expounders.
The history of the Society will
be sketched by Hon. Thos. G. Per.
rim, and the work could not have
been assigned to one more compe.
tentto do it justice.
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n@ In the case of the State
against g. L. Butler, charged with
the homicide OF Butler Fair, COL
ored, which was tried before Judge
Cooke, at Greenville, the jury re-
turned a verdict of not guilty.
General NJ. G. Butler and Col. J.
S. Cothran defended the accused.
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PATRONS OF HUsBANDRY.-The
National Grange has imposed upon
Col. Aiken the duty of introducing
the order into North Carolina, and
he will enter upon his work at an
oarly day. he has achieved great
success in South Carolina and Geor-
gia which will likely be rivaled in
the old North State.
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DUE WEST. During a recent
visit to this fourishing town, we
had the pleasure of noting the evil
dences of progress in the compile
ton of a. number Of tasteful and
commodious private residences.
Prominent among them are the
dwellings of Prof. Kennedy, Presi-
dent Bonner, and Rev. VIM. L..
Pressly, which are as beautiful in
design as they are commodious in
Private and public
edifces together makeup one ofthe
most beautiful of our up-country
towns.
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B@4 The Presbyterian Church
building at Walhalla, will be dedi-
Gated on the fourth Sabbath in this
month"; Services will begin on
Saturday at II o'clock, A. NJ, pre-
yious. Rev. R. A. Fair, Of Abbe-
ville,. will be present, and is expect
ed to preach the dedicatory sermon.
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THE HOMESTEAD LAW. - W

The HOMESTEAD LAW. - We
publish on our first page the full
text of the Supreme Court decision,
on the subject of the Homestead
holding that it is Intellectual as to
obligations contracted before the
adoption Of the Homestead Law.
By the Bankrupt Act of 1870, it is
provided, however, that the State
exemptions shall be good against
antecedent debts, and the validity
of this provision has not ye: been
passed upon by the Supreme
Court.