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, 1875-02-26

OAkn CusaIao officially advised President
GRAsG yesterday TINT the virginiua question
has been flualIy adjusted Oh tho baais Of as00
idsnnity for each person killed. The action
OF our Government throughout this
miserable at[air must hayo commended
Itself to the good senss Of oyery
intelligent American. Il the President had
allowed himself to be swayed by popular
ctamor, We might bs at this day en,bsolled in
war with Spain. Such position would
be only profitable or pleasant to tho contract.
oEs who might get their lr1ps into the Natiounl
stroug.box.
, 1875-02-26
TERMS OF THE TRIBUNE.

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Postage Prepaid Mt this Of.Scns
Fd.{f,ek't: :.:::.:. 0.SU Evs eesies."..... ,1.So
Sunday Edition, Tau oopEot..'.....s 14.0O
duubo shoct..... 3.UUl
rarts OF rear ~ this astae rats.
NAarEp-uns acttvo axo1t Ia caeb town and siNtxs.
SpsctAt rsincementa n1sds with ssch.
Specimen copEcs amt FREQ
Tut,&,eu ue4Y anti n'siskes. b. etre sud 6fss Post
Oheo aEhtesa IN full, inolEdink St4ta and County.
nty h Ads either hy dEat oxpsssa. Poat-
On CO o.dsr, or In registered lttter1. At tltk.
TKRMs TO ctr kEE1cHfnENH.
Dai,S. deyeied. Sunday executed, 20 esu ret week
patr. dtsssxd aunay !nctr dcd, 10 oonts per sosk+
Atdrets THE TRIBUNE COMPANY.
Corner Madison sud n4nrbosn.sts.. chtes6as III.
, 1875-02-26

The Stata Of iowa with /, lYl ,U!O popula.
tIon, las but 0 Representatives, Town Inns
II yotee for President, md these five Stateo
with less population hayo 81 yoteB for prcei.
don't. Tie pouulation of theso five States
mnv t,a soid tn In stationary, nlthonvh F)or.
ida slova s;ona Of growth. Dotvoeu 1860
md 1870 thc;r iucroaso VIA II uer cont only.
Ar,,n.t these f1yo Eostern boroucha va hayo
at Tho West orenon. Nayoda. md Nebrosha'
.rhcao stat,a had n 1870 m ot,cret nth ~
orG nm ,,onn,o,;o, mt Ealros1te md ors.
con hnra tha ola,nor,a -, ryoat stotoo IN VI.
noo, futnra Ea,,rasko has i1onh,r1 her no,,,,.
lnt,o,, e,ccs 1e7o nn,1 will unaorhto,1lv ;,ou-
, 1875-02-26

Thcro is no time when city ms largo "a Chi,
cago IL FREQ from the danger Of m outbreak
among the dangerous claases which tho polieo
,may not be nblo to overcome. With IN or.
gan'zctl, drilled, respectable, md loyal rcci.
1ncnt, mado M from the various nationalitie,
Of the best young men, we may always Ia
comparatively safu from mob violence, anil
In condition Ia suppress 1t II It comes. Tia
mnuifcst advantage Of the military companies
SO recently organized al,ould induce DIR
property classes to loso no timo in giving such
encouragement and donating such money 4,
may to necessary to tho rapid completion Of
the military organizations.
, 1875-02-26


was then the Washington correspondent Of
the st. Louis Republican aud Detroit. FRS
Press, wroto dispatch 10 tue Fyte Press, Oh
the information Of Committee Clerk, in
which ho asserted tint Senator SHERMAN hod
had to tako CHANDLER cut Of the Senate On
account Of the lattcr's beassly intoxication. I"
CHANDLER had the case brought before the
Grand Jury of tho District Of Col,unbia,
which Indicted NuEt1 for libel, under tho
law Of jan. ~. 1874, better known rs tho
POLAND "gag-law." Tho alleged Ibcl, be it
remembered, lad not bcou published in tho
District, bit in Michigan. BUELL. left Wasll-
iueton beforo he could DO arrested, and has
since lived in St. Louis. Tho proceedings
against him l.avo been revived just in tiino
to show the absurdity Of the recent report by
tho Scnnto Committee that tho gag-law ia n
harmless, rightful act.
The United States Attorney for tho Eastern
District Of Missouri celebrated WASHING
7os'a birthday by lodging bill Of informa-
ton against BUELL.. Tho lattor was accord
ing1y nr1rstcd On warrant issued by United
States Commissioner CLAREE. It wns After
wards agreed between the two attorneys en-
gnged that this should DO luado test-cnso
Tho Commissioner therefore issued formal
order for tho transfer Of tho prisoner to tho
AInrs1,al Of the District Of Columbia. BuE1Ls
1awyer got d writ Of hateas corpus FROM the
United statos District Court, Judge SAMUEL
TREAT, who will therefore pass upon tho
constitutional points involved In tho law,
which Ina nlrcndy sont ita authors into rs-
tirement, aud deserves to follow them itself.
| It is said that IN appeal will bo taken
| to Cirouit Judge D111oN by tho defeated
purity, whoever wins. At present, tho case
stands nnder the title: United Statcs es.
| AUGUSTUS G. BUELL.. Ono man iB fighting
for tho liberty OF tho press against tho lawe
| of Congress. Thero cnn DO small doubt Of
| the isauo. II the law which proscr;bes FREQ
| speech is constitutional, the law will bo re-
pealed. II 1t is unconstitutional, tho courts
will 30 dcclnrs 1t, and will sot the prisoner
FREQ.
| 1t matters not, 80 far es this proceeding Is
concerned, whether DuE11's 1ettor was OF
WAS not Hbclous. II 1t Was, tho proper place
to prosecute was whore the libel was pub
lished. The indictment should have been
| found and tho suit brought in Detroit, and
tho Free Press should have beon ma1o tho
defendant. There cnn bo no excuse for the
attompt to arrest o mnn in the District OF
/ Colunbia for an o6engo committed thou.
6and miles away, aud to try him before q
Jury OF Rubserviont place-soclsers. Tho sym
'pathy Of tho people will be with BUELL. in his
light for personal and presa Freedom. 4 con.
| II. T. Al T.
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Mr. DAWES, it is said, canyassed tho Senate
yesterday in behAlf Of the now Tax bill. He
implored Senators to rctcct all amendments,
and said any change in the bill which would
require it to bo ag lin acted upon by the House
would probably be fatal. Weshould like to 300
the amendment that would stump tho whif-
ly-ring and tile protccsivo-tariE people.
Nothing short Of proposition to rovivo tho
ineome tar would quiet that crowd
, 1875-02-26

The Chicago produce markets were IT,
regular yesterday, with less doing. 1lesspork
~ss IN fair dsmand, and 501os per brl llgh~
n, q oslag st 9ls15 cash. end $!8.45 for
April. Lard waa lass active, and Lao
per 100 IT. lighar, closing 1t ela25
, 1875-02-26
OBJ Ubms4q;p Uribu,1e.
Friday Morning. February 28, 1875.

4 uchcmo for the rodiyision Of Illinois md
Indiana is soon to be brought up in the Leg
is1ature Of tho 1etttr State. Tho ilca Is, SO
far as it Inns taken shape, to unite tho north
ern and southern parta Of Tie two Btates.
Exactly whore th:, dirision-lino would DO
drawn, tho orators affirm not. Doubtless 1t
would ba ttwixt Iveolledum and TwecdIedce.
, 1875-02-26

cablo ia in tho monopoly, a tlispasch may bo
sent from Paris 10 New York at 70 conta
word, tl'at being tho highest rate permitted
under tho Fronch charter, while dispatch
from Liverpool to New York costs 81 a word
, 1875-02-26

ACADEMY OF Music -l1slslea Hrert. bstE:sn Mtd.
lten nd Mha,os. Management o. FRANK ohaohAa'
, 1875-02-26

brvtQK ETH Observation-Disclosures strsot. betwss1
Dearborn and satc. Engagement Of Chafntta CnthmAo
- 'S!1npson Co." aid ''udtcn kAthafine."
, 1875-02-26

CHICAGO NUaEUM-Alonsop street. ts.wsan Dear.
born knh htats, EesoE Tpo Late 70 Asad" 1tatnoou
, 1875-02-26

hOoLEY'a NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. strert. hstxssn
C4ark and iASkl|s. s'DurA " and Jenny Lind"
, 1875-02-26

When the EADs jetty bill comes up In the
Beuate, II will probably be amended in im-
portant particulars, so TINT its final passage
Is now exceedingly doubtful. Tho l,roposi.
ton is to reduce the gross compensation
from $a,0oo,00o to @5,o60, 600; to des.
1guasa tho South Pass instead Of
the Southwest Pasa as tho place for building
the jetties, and to giyo tho War Department
direction Of the work. Tho bill thus amend.
ed would not, in oil probability, be aecopt-
able to Capt. EAps, even Il it could be got
through tho House again.
, 1875-02-26

Dr.. DE- KovEs's friends will lea.n this
morning with some surprise, though certain-
ly without great distress, that tho Standing
Co:ulnitteo Of the Diocese Of Indiann has
voted nga;nat the confirmation Of his election
to the Illinois Biahopsic. Indiana WIS
counted, 40 believe, as ono Of tho doubtful
6tatos and much cannot 10 predicated on
tho vol, Of Its Standing Committee. At tho
game time, 1t is too much to say TINT tho
newa will not be disappointing to somo Of
tie more Ganguina De Kov2A people.
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Rarbacun at Ninety Six.

The people of Ninety Six and of the
surrounding country determined that
they would break the dull monotony
that hung around their town IS it does
around all our towns at this season OF
the year, by having a. barbecue. Trade
with the merchants, rs we all know, is
very dull at this time and the farmers
having "laid by" their crops they could
very we'll devote aday to the worship OF
"Tcrpsichore."
Thursday, the 2Gth of August was th c
day on which they had their barbecue,
about u mile from the town. All the
merchants closed their stores and were
i'm attendance. About one O'Clock the
town presented somewhat the appear
ance of Goldsmith's deserted Village"
After very fine dinner had been
served, the young people returned into
the town and had quite pleasant time
"tripping the light fantastic toe,' in the
school house. The dance progressed so
smoothly and gayly that the young peo-
pie took no note of Old Father Time un-
til the shades of evening warned them
that it was time to disperse.
Cokesbury was represented by Miss
Ella Aiken, Miss Annie Law, and Mes
srs. II. II. vance and Eugene Gary.
It could we'll be said by all with one
accord when the day had ended, that
success had crowned this festive day.
VISITOR.
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The Brown Cotton Gin Go.
New London, Conn.

Manufacturers of Cotton Gins, Cotton
Gin Feeders, Condense,s $ and Cotton Gin
Materials OF crc'y description. Oa'
Gins have been in use thirty years. and
have ali established reputation for sim.
plicity, light running, durability, and
for duality and quantity of lint pro-
duced. Oar feeder is easily attached to
the Gin, and easily operated by any
hand OF ordinary intelligence. They.
are the simplest and cheapest Feedef1D
the market and feed with more regular
ity than is possible by hand, increasing
the outturn and giving a cleaner and
better sample. At all Fairs where ex-
hibited and by Planters having them in
usc they have been accorded the high
est cncomiums. Condensers are well
made, durable and simple in construe-
ton, and do what is required Of then,
rapidly and well. No additional power
is required to drive the Feeder or Con-
dcnscr, and no Gin House is complete
without them. We are prepared to
warrant, to any reasonable extent, per-
feet satisfaction to every purchaser.
Circulars, prices and ful! information
furnished. Address as above, or apply
to J. NJ. MATTHEW'S, Ninety-Six,
-
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Market Reports.
AnBEvlLLE, September l, 1876.

AnBEvlLLE, September /, 1876. .
Cotton, ,...~.......,.. to S123
AUGUSTA, August 3O.-Cotton de-
mand fair but offerings light-middling
1871 IT,; low miadling l3!; net receipts 20 |;
sales -. ... - =;
CHARLEsToS;r August 3o.-Cottonn
dull -middllng 132' low middling 1871;
good ordinary Isl. ....... ..,....-.,... ..g,e
LIVERPOOL, August 30.-12 Mot
ton. steady-middling uplands Z 3-l6;
middliug Orleans q; sales 1900. E.-
New YORK, August, 30.-l2 NJ
Stocks active and weak. Money IL.
Gold l.lls. Exchange-long 4.S7a i;
short 4S9. Governments steady,
State bonds steady and nominal, Cot
ton quiet; sales 772-uplands 14s; Or
leans Is. '- '-.
BALTIMORE, August sO.-Cotton quiz
middling 14s; low middling l44:
good ordinary l3s; gross receipts 50; ex-
ports coastwise IS sales; Al; spinpers
3G: Oats dull-new Al q 81. .. =,
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DUE WEST ITEMS.

McGee Brothers store is being push
ed rapidly to completion. 1t will be
quite an addition to the town when fin
iSheu. The house recently purchased
by them is to be re-modeled, and will be
quite stylish house.
The Town Council have had the
streets worked again, and are going tc
fine all who have not pud or worked.
Several of the dignitaries have bcell
travelling around, and some have re-
turned, and some have gone again.
From reports itwould seem that those
who come to Synod will have plenty o.
pork. Everybody hasa "pig for Synod''
in the pen.
Everybody and his wife are going to
the big picnic at Erwin's Mills to-day
The "spelling bee" will have "matcf
spell' between the boys and girls on
Friday evening of this week. This
"bee" gave picnic two weeks ago
which was q very pleasant affair. One
Of the party carried q full supply ol
grapes. '"... 4. d"
Fodder pulling is about over, and tht
farmers are talking about picking cot
ton. Crops will be short. 80
Mr.. Agnew, Of Agnew & Bonner, left
for New York on Monday.
Our Trial Justice is greatly annoyed
by dcfaulting road-workers. They are
quite numerous in this section.
Johnson had the contract for hauling
the lime for McGee's store. He has lait
in large supply of Halls Hair Re
StOrer.
A great revival ut Turkey Creek Bap
tist church closed last Sunday, ant
there were thrtytwo who made q pro
fession of faith and received the solemn
ordinance OF immersion. The service
were conducted by Rev. Mr.. Burts.
Rev. james Boycc, ID. d., of Due
West, preached to an attentive audience
at Grccnvllc church on last Sunday, ii
hi, usual forciblc and impressive man
ner.
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The early cotton is opening very ra-
pidly IN this section. The patches
about town are already beginning to.
whiten. The extended drouth and 3the
intensely hot weassher had the effect aof
cuttiirgoff the growth and forcing it to
mature too rly.,-NeW Era. 80 ~
The new census in New York and
Massachusetts show that the counties
which depend. upon agriculture are de-
creasing in population, and that those
towns whiclsarc full of mills are rapid
'ly increasing in population. European
immigrantsgo directly from New York
and Boston to the busy lhVes Of indus
t,,, g,-zsr.
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TIE CONNECTION or CnARI.EsTON
AND TIE WEsT.-Tnc IcoWcc Courier
aluding to the recent troubles in the
AshcvilIc and SpartanbuLg Railroad
Company, which led to the resignation
of Mr.. Memminycr, the president, and
other Charleston directors, and also tc
the report that the company, as at pres
ent organized, has been lurcd into the
arms of the Southern Security Compa.
ny, whose interests are hostile to those
of Charleston, thinks it time that the
molied men of that citv should return
to their first love, the Blue Ridge route
through the Rabun Gap, upon which
the treasure and labor Of her great men
have been expended. join with the
paperin the wish that ali effort will be
made to re-organize the Blue Ridge
Road and resume the work of compile
ton. 1t is an enterprise in which the
Western counties Of our State are espe,
cially interested.
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AGITE CONOUEROR

No Quininc, no Arsenic, no Potsons.
This is strong language, as Physicians
and Chemists have for years tried 10
compound Il preparation that would ell,
tirely cure Fever and Ague without
the use of strong medicines such as Qui-
nine, Arsenic and other poisons inJurl,
Gus to the system. There is no case OF
Fever and Ague, Intermittent or Bill
lious Fcvers, Congestive Chills, Night
Swcats, Liver Complaints, &C., that this
remedy will not care at once and per-
marently. 1t purities the Blood, Liver
Spleens, and all sccrcatory organs SO
eifectually that the Chills will not re-
turn during the season, even when per-
SONS have had them for years.
May II, 1873, Sly
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HEKZEGoNIA.-The papers at present
are full of the rebellion in this province
of the Turkish empire, which threatens
to involve other provinces, and to be-
come an European question. The prov
ince contains only population of 2OO,-
OOD, but the other provinces Of Euro
pean Turkey make un a population of
over II ,OOD 900, most Of whom are Chris
tians. 4 small matter Of taxes led to
insurrcction. which promises to end in
Il religious war. Austria, Russia and
Germany are in sympathy with the in
surgcnts and long to interfere, which
may not be agreeable to England and
France. y question has thus been
opened which may endanger the peace
of Europe.
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OUR subscribers will not forget their
little bills at the Press and Banner office.
DelinqucDts, we are poor and want our
money. q
"A QUESTION OF HONOR" the latest
novel by Miss Fisher, is highly spoken
of blythe city dailics.
THE Board of Equalization was in
session passing upon the cases Of parties
assessed, where the assessment required
modification. .-E
CAPT. G. NJ. MATTIsoN, of Donnalds-
vile, was in town OH Monday, and re-
ports promising crop prospects in that
section. ''" "
Mr.. J. s. BRITT is the best man that
lives. lie pays up for new year before
the old year expires.
DoN'T neglect to sow oats and barley
The barley seed may be bought of Gun.
ningham & Templeton.
A GRAND picnic came off at the
Piedmont Factory OIL Saturday last.
DIR. J. w. THOMAS dBas been quite
i'll at his home. -
MIR. LEsEsNE reports babies scarce in
the Buffalo neighborhood.
TIE Singing Class at Buffalo closed
yesterday. -...
Mr.. J. w. Nelson, of ssN1cKitriclsss
Mills, still goes to Buffalo for his fguil
trees. Ss;
MRs Is, sSIt Due West, Sas
5iIdiass 3 lsS &
DIR. ". e. N oss:wseo eoDsS Of Hodges was
in town on Monday. .:.3si
THE exaninationint the, Siiliai coloreG
school will take place on Friday next.
Col. J: r. RoBERTsoN's .Cfeathanl
cotton Is now on crutches. ~
Mrs. ARCHER is now in Anderson.
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TIE Charleston Nc,cs puts no faith in
the statements OF Prince Rivers, the
negro Brigadier General of South caro-
lima militia, in which he denies that ne
had anything to do with the proJccted
negro insurrection in this state. The
Nctps says, this is not the first time that
Rivers has been accused with such dev.
iIment, adding that he is always heard
of when there is any talk of trouble;
across the line, though he takes good
care to keep his own carcass out ol
harms way.
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The louisville (Uuricr-JOuium,

The louisville (Uuricr-JOurAdl, refer
ring to the Illinois troubles, says:
1--WE publish elsewhere " record o.
lawlessness, murder, terrorism ana oru-
talty which has existed for some years
hot in Kentucky, not III LOUISIANA
Arkansas, or TcnncsSee,--bu Ill the
State of Illinois, where law and order
j., the boast Of Radical orators like Lo'
gan, and rs they shout themSc Ives h"arSt
about southern outragcs,' it is only nee
essary briefly to remark, Glass HOUSES
StOneS.'
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.Consig ees

The following named persons have
freight in the. Depot: q
Seal, S & II, ABeGuest, Cunningham
& n, II G Perrin, JIV Power, J B Nose
ley, Gaines, Son & Co., G Il. Latimer..
G. V. HAM MOND,
3 ." .'.,'..!7-' Agent.
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SKILLED LABoR.-The Keoarrc Cou-
ricr publishes Il letter of Colonel Aiken,
written to the Lynn Rrportcr, in
which he presents the inducements
which are offered here for the introduce
ton of skilled labor, and states that his
object in visiting that section was to Sc
cure several families who would engage
i'm the manufacture of leather and shoes.
This is a move in the right direction,
and we trust will be successful. What
we want is skilled labor to engage in
manufacturing, and thus diversity our
pursuits. 1t is true that not only the
cotton factory, but the leather and shoe
and other factories, should be brought
nearer home.
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List of New Advertisements.

Town Election-Robcrt Jones.
Barley-Cunningham d Templeton.
Final Dischurgc-Samuel w Cochran.
Road Ovcrsccrs-lsobt Jones.
Notice to Debtors and Crcditors-E
P Holland.
- Notice to Debtors and Creditors j S
Cothra1.
Dark Prints-Emporium of Fashion.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
The Alston House,.
BY THE MISSES CATER

BY THE MISSES CATER.
J B Patterson, O n Bowen, Diamond
Springs; Conrad Wakefield, Centrel
Vile; G G Haddon, Due Vest. MN
Stuart CokesbYry; $ J Davis, Level
Land; F L Blunie, Nashville, Tenn; !;
J G Davis, J f Everett, Gainesville, Ga;s
J d Compton, Charleston; WI Leon
ard, New berry; ID j Jordan,
Greek; II McAdafi9s Ar ntreville S
Simpson, Chicaggs :; 1Ssz ~
IArth Ldde sE4il s:55s 81
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The following persons have packages
in the Express office. nj. ~. li5. Z.
T-R Zachary, NJ G Thorn ton, J s
Simpson, G. E. Bruce, Jas Martin, Miss
Emily Robinson, John G. Wooling,
John y. Sullivan, John l. Lyon.
e. V. HAM NOND,
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RELIGIoUs.-On Sunday morning the
various congregations of our town
united in religious services in the Meth.
odist church, and the sermon was
preached by the Rev. J. L. Martin, Of
the Presbyterian church. The sermon
was one of the preachers best efforts,
setting forth clearly aud ssisnz'fessiyaly
the evidences ofsthe Spirit Work, and
its necessity insconyertfng sinners land
building up the church in its most holy
faith. - =. r ~ .::'.,,, ::
/ AT night an excellent discourse was
delivered by the Rev. J. A. Mood, OF
the Methodist church, before the united
congregations in the Presbyterian
church.
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.VVsiei. TIotsl,

List Of arrivals since last issue y
Nv. B. Dorm, Dorn's Niue; A r. Nor
el, Capt r Il Nc Caslalf, Chariesto
a Connor, Cokesbupy d Rev " Re E6Xs
nlour, White Hall; j NJ Nathans &:
adelphia wv r. S Keilar fafsl3s3lS
Texas; DR. S Angle, Chariot k3s(
w korb, Baltimore; z gF bI fronm0f
Norfolk, Va; ;,H.i Ewbafik gaasIantq tqsz &
JOHNsA. WIER, Proprieto
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TIE CHARLESTON ELECTION. The
city is considerably exercised over the
next municipal election. A correspon-
dent Of the Union-Hcrald writes:
"Thc opinion generally prevails that
Wagener will be elected, because the
Germans will vote for him in u body,
and these, with some other conserva-
tives and the Bowen mon, constitute at
least q thousand majority. AT the same
time the influence Of the News and
Courier is very powerful, and all the
money and influence of the city govern
mcnt will be used to re-elect Cunning
ham. It's all Il muddle, aud the motto
ought to be, Each for himself and the
devil take the hindmost."
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MEMPHIS, August 23.-Thc first bale
of the season from Western Arkansas
sold at 3G cents also bale from MisSlS-
sirpi, at the same price.
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Notice
TO
CREDITORS.

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS
against the estate of William l.. New
eli, deceased, arc hereby repaired &c
present the same before me, duly attest
ed, within the time prescribed by law,
Those indebted to the estate will make
payments at once, or suit will be brought
against them.
Qalified Executor.
P.O. Abbeville G. H. S. G.. ~
Sept. |, 1915, 2l-3t
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TIE REv. w. +. PEARSON, in COM
munication to the SOuttcrn Prcsjytc-
rian, speaks in lowing terms of the
late communion services ut Upper Long
Cane church, and states that there were
IMirty-t0W additions to the church on
the Occasion-nine heads of families,
a few of tender years, but for the greater
part, young men and ladies, the pride
and hope of the church.