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National Republican., 1876-11-23
GEO. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
u j. SWEET, ... rE .- Es
La Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
r... .s-- - 611 Seventh street.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A Two-STORY AND
EASEMENT BRICK HOUSE, ON THIR-
TEESTH TER y i3r sTREET, I T. BETMMEAEN , ~ EN- THE CIRCLE

IhUSEEES' SALE Ofl "A TWO-STOR1 AND
BAsEMENT BKICK HOUSE, On THIR-
TEENTH STREET, BETWEEN THE CIRCLE
AND Q STREET NORrHw EST.
- By virtue of deed OF trust to US, dated
t. February lh.1S76, and duly recorded in Hbsr
III $40 folio 456, shall sell at auction, on MON
day, December, 4 1879. at O'Clock p. m, in
front of III. premises the following described real
estate situate in the city of Washington, District
Of Columbia, and known as all OF sub-lot "a. . OF
McGregor and Muburn's subdivision OF lots ffty-
eight u.s. hfty- mine ca and sixty (so) OF King
mans subdivision (recordedl OF square two hun
Gregor and Milburn being duly recorded in the
surveyors Office Ia the District of Columbia liber
W. B. Magruder, folio l6s, together with the i'm
Proyemenfs, consisting OF very desirable dwelling
house. -...- .....
Terms: 81, sss an. interest at per cent. per an
mum from February Is, 1873, to day of sale, with
the expense of sale In cash, and the balance at six
t6) and twelve (l2) months, for which the notes of
the purchaser, bearing interest from the day of
sale and secured by deed OF trust the property
sold. win be taken deposit Of one hundred 600
dollars at time of sale. Conyeyanciug at cost OF
purchaser. II terms Of sale are not complied with
within seven days the trustees reserve the right to
resell the property at the risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser. -
National Republican., 1876-11-23
nOwNMAN 4 GREEN, Aucfioneers.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
LOT ON FIRsT STREET EAST, BETWEEN

TRUSTEES, SALE OF A VERY VALUABLE
: LOT ON First STREET EAST, BETWEEN
! AND U sTREETs N0RTHEASr, NEAR
IBy virtue OF two several deeds Of trust,
the one bearing date on the 18th day Of April,
4; ID. lsn, aad recorded IN liber No Sc,
~ folio Dos ct seq, and the other In hber No.
the District Of Columbia, and At the written re-
quest of the party secured thereby, we will SELL
. at public auction, In front OF the premises, on
WEDNESDAY, the 9Th day or December, A. D..
1916 halfpast three o'clock p m. all that certain
niece or parcel Of ground situate and being In
the city ofwashington and District OF Columbia,
and known and described on the ground plat or plan
Of said city As the north nty l5o feet front oflot
numbered fifteen (i5l, In square numbered six hun
dred and eighty-s1 lssS The said part OF said lot
street e,st, and rurping back with that width two
hundred and six (206) feet to an alley. ~ ,
Terms OF sale: One half cash, and the residue In
two equal installments at six and twelve months.
with Interest from the day Of sale, to be secured
to the satisfaction OF the trustees, all cash. at the
option Of the purchaser II the terms Of sale not
complied with within ave days from the day Of
salethe trustees reserve the right to resell at the
risk and cost Of the defagling purchaser upon one
printed and published in The city Of Washington.
All conveyancing At the cost Of tue purchaser.
q. O. MA9RUDER. JB-, lTrustaes
A. THOMAS BRADLEY,
nOv14-TuFSHkdS
National Republican., 1876-11-23

II y st OU T. a
hitford's and Tyler's Piesdings and
A Trestise On tie Piesdings In suits 6ALA
In the Court Of Chancery. BY John
Milford, with the Notes Of George sO
Jeremy, ESQ.,. and Additional Notes by Josiah W.
smith, B. Q. l., Of Lincoln's Inn, Barrister at
{ = SUPPLEMENTED p
By an Introduction; Dissertations on Parties 70
Suits in Equity; Pleadngs In Suits in Equity Prac-
tfce Suits In Equity, with Forms OF Procedure In
Equity OF the United STATES Courts. BY Samuel
Of Columbian University at washington, ID. O.,
author Of .'Stephen on Pleadlngs." &c,, &c. II is
published in 2 neat large octave volume Of "a
pages. Price =. 80, upon receipt Of which sum the
:. = q AL5O IN Law. a =
Digest OF the Law OF Evidence. BY Stephens .8 90
Abridgment Of Elementary Law. By n. L.
Dunlap. W
Greenleaf on Evidence. Vol. 1: thirteenth edi-
otto's Supreme Court Reports. Vol. 1......... %
Session Laws frst session Of forty-fourth Con-
I MsCELLAEE0US.
Elsie's Motherhood. By Martha Farquason.... 50
Sight and Insfshts. BY Mrs. A. d. T. whit :,
Hsc SG ful sSss sssortmsnt Of the xaiior: PaSlsSY
ing Company's Books. Any Of the above will be
sent prepaid, upon receipt OF the money BY
". II. q o. H. A0BBIBON,
Law Booksellers, Es Penn. svenne
eczS-u Washington, D, q, &.
National Republican., 1876-11-23
Securities. Buying. Selling.

The following are the buying and selling rates
Tor Government securities, furnished By h. ID
Cooke, IT., & Co., bankers:
National Republican., 1876-11-23
SWEET, Auctfoneer,


TRgsTEEs, SALE oF a NEAT ;TM0-SToRY
OF sTREET, BETWEEN THIRTEENTH
fkR fkknk bGBS bRhBhSkE III E9Fa WITH SMAk
NORrHWEST. J. :. - =
I aas dfsS sssSldsS IN diiss ssr ASe Se 8
fol Sig no e one Sf the land records for .,
the aad % It se s psS
ST In frSat OF & sSs Rrs9ses On
in the city Of Wsshlnston District Of 0olumoia, %
and ss
bered afty-hye. Ss.l In Wollard,s subdivision OF
snd paFe n
ier,s sn6diyison $ Of square numbered ten hundred
S S AS al that piece OF
square numbered three hundrea and nine. tss, be-
ginning for the same at the corner Of said
seet fy 5 e hence West Of
8l feet and three ( inches, thence north forty (O
ser ne Sf to-
Terms: One fourth cash. and the balance at six.
per cent. per annum, secured by Deed Of trust on
the property sos S or AL esss & at III option OF the
At stpufS6sser's cost Terms to p be % Complied with il
fhAEsAsP thARtks :. Z dkSIEs. kESHIEEsER' ,ru'tes,.
oc31-TuThS&ds
until M0NDAI. November q. 1879, same hours
SEHAIStsP SHaEfts z! Il dESHES, &StEESSEF' Trustees.
no21-TuThs&ds
OHANOERY SALE,OF VALUABLE REAL
TAIE FE pisTs1GT II TH6 Or eEEH SB gAsHiSG
- By virtue 81 % decree Of the supreme Cont C0Irs
cause @ n1nSefed q ills FTeeaa.n;s % savings in ss and
Trust Company vs.. Robert Wilisms and
FRfDAY, the 10Th day Of November A. d. is7s, at
O'CLOCK p: M: At public auctIOn IN front Of ths
Ess|s ,s S
Rices subdivision q square hye hundred and
a5 sasssans S s K: oss
hundred and seyenty-hye Q75l feet and two t2)
a. .Sd q S y S
70 J. Madison Cults et al. BY deed Of release made
E tSs Iina fseStds los ssis PIstset g cci$pSa
and recorded IN the land records for ssid city and
aseR sss
with the Improvements, rights, privileges and ap-
Terms Of sale are as follows, 70 .it One third OF
the purchase money 70 be paid in cash within ave
twelve and eighteen months from the day or sale.
sale One hundred dollars IN cash viii be required
to be paid on each parcel At the time the same sha
have been knocked down to the purchaser, and all
must be paid x soJRa rs RsFfSosTssT5E ToTTEs
oc31-TuTh&S&ds .. zssr.r Trustee.
THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY. NOV ESoca 4 f fofTES, S1izSsk Trustee
novi1-sTuTh&ds - - ''0'>O ~ -.
sSTHE ABOVE SALE IS PosTPoNED, ON
account of the weather, until SATURD Az, No
yember %, 1876, at O'Clock o. ..r
- ENOCH TOTTEN, Trustee.
B. II. WARNER, Auctioner.
National Republican., 1876-11-23
Future Days.
nUNCANsON Bros, AuctIoneers.

TINTED STATES MARSHAL'S SALE OF
TRACK SULKY.
In virtue Of q writ of feri facias, upon condem-
nation issued out Of the clerks ONCE Of the Su-
preme Court Of the District Of Colum 5a, and to me
directed, will sell, for cash. at public sale, At the
northwest, on TUESDAY, the 18th day OF Hoyem-
Der, 1876, at II O'Clock q m, the following goods
and chattels, viz: One Skeleton Wagon and one
Track Sulky, Ieized and levied upon as the goods
and chattels of Thomas Collins and will be sold to
satisfy execution No. 1s, 5i2, in favor Of John B.
Diamond Co. ALEX. SHARP,
noI7-d&ds u. s. Marshal. ID. @.
National Republican., 1876-11-23
gatiaagI gspnhIifas
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.

wAsHssros. Wednesday evening, Nov T.
In New YORK to-day money was easy; offered
at ~ Exchange quiet a. -ts21< eeid weak
at 10tsz61oez Rates for carrying to fst. 81 Q
The sub Treasury balances ut New YORK to-
day: Gold, tS5.ssa, SIS; currency. t4s, $50. so5.
The sub Treasurer paid out account Of inter-
est i,oooi for bonds, t2,soo. OustonJ receipts.
s2S7.00O.
Government bonds active and stea fy At the fol-
lowing closing quotations: vr,-r- -r---..-.
81 Is; Is: IS sss sZss
State bonds quiet aud nominal g7-,,-- -.-s----r
The following quotations Of stats sscc-fsfss
are furnished By II. d. Cooke, IT., q Co., bankers,
4: go.
ss' + + ; :;S:;i . : ss!:: s s: ::
a. DO; deferred. sA Ii.Ssns :;s.,:..-..--. 8
SSo. Ss;S.::;;::.':.Ssss Arsansas s.s;:.::.:"E
5. s.CsTons OLD. . eold..
sstivs stocks, tslssrsphed 70 4 b. Cook Cooke, II f.,
Co.. nom the New York Stock KIchsnss: -
Pacific Man; ~ Ohio and Mississippi So
So4ssass.s4S ssisT1 81 81 Union asssf P,ei: 81
uO.. prei...... oo24 TacluC.
Rock Island......... S5S Mich. Central. f5X
St. Paul. 20Sl Del. Hudson ...... So
do. pref. 53lS Jersey Central. 49,, AN
c. and I. c. 4 Del, L. Il Western. es4
Erie .................. 81 Gold to czrry.
Lake Shore. IN Money 2
New York Central. ..102l4 Gold closed. .......loeX
The following are the total sales OF stocks &C
the New York Stock Board, furnished us BIZ Il,
d. Cooke, IT., 90. '
Pacific Mail. ........ 2 Suiy. Y. Central. 80
Western Union. l,loOlOhio q Mississippi. I.So
Northwestern ..... 800 Wabash ......,....,, -
Northwestern pref. 800 Union Pacihc...... zoe
Rock Island. I, 90 Mich. Central. $500
81. PAU. 5000 Del. Hudson..... 500
. do. pref Ia 500 Jersey Central..... 3 500
Erte..... L.. WeSt....
Lake Shore. $50
Messrs II. E. Ofney & o., bankers, northeast
corner Fifteenth and + streets report New York
quotations, Is follows
National Republican., 1876-11-23
DUNCANsoN BROS, Auctioneers.
r III. WARNEB, cor. 7sh and r sts.
TRUSTEES, sALE OF Two-sToKY FRAME
DWELLING, NO. S3i A STREET NORTH

TRgsTEES, SALE OF A Two-sToEY FRAME
DWELLING, NO. ssi STREET NORTH
-. BY virtue of q deed of trust. dated February
folio 2s QUE o tSe nsad N records for tSs
AADistrIct of Columbis, and at the request OF the
lion mont of .hs PREMISE on ftEs1aY. t5s De
Deemed q rsss s o'clock p n S the 6SSwins
tnE,on, District Of COLUMBIA to wit: An that GER
Iotp a. n q sS de-
vision of original Lots Il I$ a. Is and is in square
Se ssme Is IN the o
city, in Liber +. folio IS, together with the Inn
Terms: One fourth OF the purchase money to be
psiS in cash and the balance in six. twelve and
per anpgm, secured by deed Of trust on the prop
~ shs S Se e u oe an
eonveysncing At the purchasers cost: Terms 10 be
reserve the right resell the properly at the risk and
cost Of the defaultng purchaser after ye days ad
'si','snen., &: Z. T.. PREaTfss, ahkEH sTrustees.
GEo. W. sTICKNEY, Auctioneer.
CHAEGERY sALEoE yALUARLE REAL Es-
- BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court of
III the District of Columbia passed in equity
- against Sarah Elizabeth AieIsader ana
StheTs; tss p4de,sgssd ss trgssee viii sell on
atsOclockP M, at public auction, in front OF the
5s sS AL that ~, Pses % Or parcel Of ground lying
of Columbia, known lot twenty-five, (a,) In
square numbered seven hundred and ninety -hve,
(7s5,} together with the improvements thereon with
the appurtenauces thereto belon ging.
Terms OF sale are follows, to wit: One third OF
days after day OF sale, OF which one hundred dollars
Is 70 be paid deposit 1t the time OF sale and the
balance of the purchase money In equal INSTALL
ments In three and months from day sale, for
which the purchaser or purchasers shall deliver TO
said trustee bis their promlssory notes dated
the Of sale. and TO bear interest at the
SIX per centum per annum, or the whole of said
purchase money may be paid in cash. All convey
ancing to be paid by rhe purchaser.
FRANK T. BROWNING,
noy21-WFM&ds Trustee.
National Republican., 1876-11-23
D n. WARNER, Auetioneer.

ID H. WARNEB, Auetfoneer!
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A DESIRABLE BUILD
ING LOT ON THE Month SIDE OF W
AND new HAMPsafRE AVENuE.
By virtue OF deed OF trust, dated July
II, A. ID. 1875, duly recorded In Liber No.
7s7, folio 4e5, one Of the land records for
OJ4 the District OF Columbia, and at the request
80 OF the party secured thereby, we will sell ct
public auction, in front Of the premises, on SAT-
GRDAY, November II, 1875, at l:o O'Clock p. m,
OF or washington, District of Coium Dia. known and
distinguished as and being lot numbered eight (sl
IN William Murphy's recorded subdivision Of
square numbered two hundred and two, (302,)
ffonttng twenty coz feet on street, by depth OF
ninety ls0) feet TO an alley.
snnum on SNs from July n, Is76 and on Sis from
Jrly H. 1875 to day Of sale, and expense OF sale in
cash, and the balance in Twelve months, with inter
the property sold. deposit or 500 required at the
time Of sale, and all conyeyancing at purchasers
cost. Terms TO be complied with In seven days.
!. M4yAkEHa \ VAN HORN Trustees.
AS-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UN-
til FRIDAY, November II, 1875, same hour and
place.
j. j. VAN HORN,)
sS THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED
until FRIDAY, November q, ts7s, same hour ana
JIM. VALE, (T-rs,as.
a 5r-- j. j. VAN HORN, {teeS'f
no1s swF J.. T. COLDWELL. salesman.
National Republican., 1876-11-23

rT1uRKIsTAN.-BY EUGENE sCHUY.
i LER, American Consul General
:, ss Sss;:.Rs'sfs's s:;s s. fss Dyw. T. Adams
Nelly Rinnards Kingdom. BY 4V
Al -chin-Le' tiyiiiIation Of the Western Barba-
Life of Rubens. BY George b. Calvert. -a.--
The Broken Mallet. ByJ II. Mathews,
Uncle Joe's Thanksgfylng. By j. A. Mathews
The True Man and Other Practical Sermons. By
Rev. 3. 3. Mitchell, Of this city. For sale by
WIN RALLANTYNH,
nol-tf q Seventh street.
National Republican., 1876-11-23

A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE I'M
APFOvED PROPERTY on I'll G IVES SIDE
OF SIXTH STREET WEST, BkTWEEN
AND P sTRr ETS NORTH, IN WASH
INGTON CITY, d. 4.
~ By virtue of q deed OF trust, of record in
"a. Liber 67a folio 2le Of the land records for
H. the District of Columbia, will sell. on MON
xAbAY, November 2. 1876, at 0 clock p. m, st
public auction, in ont OF the premises, lot f. In
W, w. Corcornn's subdivision Of part of square
446, with thr improvements thereon, consisting ofa
three-storv brick dwelling.
Terms OF sale: All cash. and to be subject to =
prior deed of trust to secure 81 900, with interest
Thereon from November 4, 1876. All conveyzncingf
at purchasers cost; 800 deposit acceptsnce Of
bid I - JAMES ). EDWARDS.
Trustee.
no2l-TuThSEds z. SWEET, Auctioneer.
National Republican., 1876-11-23

THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED UNTIL
SATURDAY, Nov. IS, 1876 At o clock p. m.
= ENOCH ToTTEN, Trustee.
novi1-STuTh&ds 80. - :. n - '.-..
a@THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED, ON
account of the weather, until SATURD Az, No.
yember 25, 1876, at O'Clock o. m. IAN
ENOCH TOTTEN, Trustee.
B. II. WARNER, Auctioner.
National Republican., 1876-11-23
GOVERNMENT SALES.

GALE OF THE BUILDINGS ERECTED BY
. THE UNITED STATES GOV AT
THE INTERNATIONAL EXHIBITION Of
National Republican., 1876-11-23

aTTHE ABOVE SALES ARE POSTPONED
until MONDAl, November q. 1876, same hours
BRA.IN;AARD H: WARNER, }rrus,ees,
CHARLES c. GLOVER,
National Republican., 1876-11-23

Messrs II. E. Ofney q Co., bankers, northeast
corner fifteenth and streets, report New York
quotations, as follows
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examined Jlis testimony, or been in
either ofthe loixllties.' 6iacs my return
houla,s I,hsYe, heeu tgeat.y,!by my v &C.
.qnsiptqneea OF both, political ,JartieA With
the usual kiId1esS aud respect, and I
have seer no exhibition or woleneai and
iawlessnese.. rNon remittance. to judicial
process OF authority hes heea attempted
IN this, circuit, to my knowledge, since I
have bad the honor 10 be it's presiding
Uddge!! .'fTf''n' '''f iar : 1s7T Q
lnI am not acquainted With any behes
shan, the Richland Rifle and Richlard
Nolpnteer Rife Clubs. do not knnw.
of my own knowledge, nor has any com.
plant been made 10 me, Of any acts of
violence. Gpeh or secret. having BEEN
committed By these companies. My ac-
Grahintapce With the emembers. of thote
organizations iy quite general, aud from
OF the gentlemen composing them,
should'thinkno danger to the peace and
goqd order Of saeiatyy yceeld DO rationahiy
apprehepded f-om that soprce. 49,,
withdrawn from partisan politics, as
eiti1eh; I feel afdeep Interest III the Ieil
fare Of the lState;' and hope those esf
both parties hsRing charge af che canvass
will exercise apch prudence, iustiee and
full Expression of the popular will,
II have the honor to be, -hH !.ri +.
Very respectfully, i5~ SEQ
Your obedient servant,
r. II. CARPENTER.
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GILBERT 3 AYa GREENE.


Az AMusINa CENTBgNfAL ScENE,t r.
Among the crowd tsullected arounti the
n'aaSff4inrS:F'in MY r,st ths Govdrnment Building,
showing. tile process iofl manufacturing
cartridges, ysasTa young lady and her
bes9,. both ,a'sSidsntly 6ailiag from, the
Unnoticed, he, had quit her side, in or,.
der Ia rstain Il ,hattat view, and was then
standing a few feet to the LEFT, eaEefly
watching the movements nf a young ne.
chanic. I3s6s6 Minhla Fnas,E. Ad1ineA n
portion of the machine itself.
;. While hef'gdge was also tsveted at the
interesting eight, a dark hued Turk had
paused by her side, also gazing intentl9
a. t9e af.ceFe. II Suddenly ihe maid, with
oe5iVung her eyes, clutched the sleeve
.. Pe<lnrk, gaze II vigorous jerk aud
eXsia;aied, eQhl look, Charlie; can you
Surprised ct not receiving nm answer
sne tdftied quickly, still, however, ie-
.ainlng the Turks .Hleeve in her grasp,
saSe 2 startled glance, at, the swartliy
,ase gazing down upoH. Issses, ,5gn then
e'tered eaM. Di-, low shriek. and ,Tould have
ns,s ,S''sn 2 y 9tneapofifthe oaistfetched arms
Vi the Turk Lad not received her.. .,.ots.iI
.As they hastily walked IsYay Charlie
.eqaeFl3 inquired what had alarmed her
~. .9iidiiW .A q
.2h.t ChaElie ,shatrhagrid man." was
me faint reply. no.
Why iyon n'shGxe, been so afraid
oi nv Ih,nai he was nothing bat & Turk
a. les: l snpw he wns .asTurk But
s.aeel&hO6l 80 3 RGsl Tax a)8aak
70 mesy wives, and was afraid tha: he
might want me-"
!, Sharlle. mSaer~.i something about
naslny to pass ever his dead body, but
nc aidn't hear, exactly what il was, but,
mach. i;a tS.,s. N e.eA9o nv -, -
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Winter Pastures.

| It IS desirable to'A4eid, as fax az possi.
,bleJ an5annual3e 3ekfenditure for labor in
the fnahGaenisGE 'dfa our Hands. We re.
quirs a'ceftaif a6i6dat' of forage FOR win.
ter. Pulling fodder is one 5f the most
expensive afld least profitable of the ope.
ratiJhs OF th5rfafn" "IsSVeli 4curei fodder
10 the most 'palatablel forage ashieA cafibe
giveniito horses.unS6iiy the chaifipuyne
theoiostlagTeeable Of all artificial fluids
for man: But fodder is too expensive FOR
the ofasnierfs horse sahd otiie chaiispagnJ
too expensive for che 'fafnigse iiiah.,n1 jtst
fhinl of b farmer g5ihkiRto2ai hundred
,acrer corn AeldF@ith 4 gaffg Of 'hshds hhid
handling every 1sephTat6rblhd6 OF every
corn stalk, Gontfass! this fwithtia lih6wer
I Cutting siowii sigksnf acres p OF grass
n day; shg isixteea atdrs, fatedo upf ibyna q
hofsei rsheI sendefeta nbyd h6fse'2e6wes,
loaded iatS1 1tliat eaig0nl t.asassi thef6e1 Into
barns bFa my siftef, uigt5ubhedf by huffman
hh6da in this Alfale process! ~ 5'pnGnTl
But there q csseaper PROCESS than this.
" is one Viiicis oantiot be aksd5eted att9he
North, because the climate will not allow
|at. iFhis eifegpeE plan IL ttGproyfde vim
ter phstsife5 to-: NarlAfalts, ,Horses,e et0lls,
cattto and shgei thereby NenaBifhg' tifaia
10 ,niok aid kav5 ti-eir own 1ikyiWitliout
cossto hspeithgfdh iaho way afiaepr8es,
RuiotxeF5, haystacksbr bartiSlt ltuauo5 fani
Po The eMsy to S5taih'asgo0d rN;ihser fpa5-
Edure is siinpse sud hot yexpenSiee2 Take
Ie pteue oESeSd iaad, tain out che worth
lesS tiIhbhra lesgibgs rail, trees and hist ssstt-
bearing trees. " The ne1IiEt distance cam
notfi5e 9e4Fanlit begaa1kA sfeaaIftfiffas vnsy
much in the amount of shade which they
prQduce. = fEhe RehtucRf firule ID to thifi
She,timbei9 s6ithat h9IgfbuaTE rshall 9Ret
4uniightoatri fcAstwB portion ef the day;
/ otherwise theigssss will ibs 5ouIsaad 96l
lected by eatociai The gfdQnd should
be StelbspEoptety gfubbiaE AZ Aobneces.
1aryy7 thG1gh Ia 1Sests 80 Thal Tase topa
and ibrtiDf should be- piled and burned,
/ andathe basheA 6cattsFeddt llEaEepSof fos
IAppparaEeep eegs) ns2h fliodbe bllel
Ahdst9faedo TkJgf0hnd shoal4 4daot 10
plosss.ass grass sSss;sssssg sh0nla be s0ssn on
yiei iuner0keukg odhd,-sglld these1hls tIaS
AyaiAblegligSsstpclu of aie fhriaaFt should
be turnedig Upon isp itof fitfatnpledin, the
3eedI Hogs are excellent H1fnthisE puYl
pozBJ feediaS Aena shesledl corn tschtter-
rug aN RiidSlg asipoEsible add fesding tiri
4 different pfaee bEefg day! i,i bSts1l
= The Ds%d lEoWn5 5Ish3uld cOnSi6t oof
iprchAhSpi blue, hera,aI,ahd meadow cat
Rsaas, If She latter can be obtained. One
bnShcf ufi,@iig mixture 70 b3 Sowed. to the
acrQA+ore4lialfaso asofchandn geassi.nnds the
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Our obedlent servant,
a. j.. WILLARD.
Judge tt oulpson H. Cooke. Republi.

OuuBo A'ohlPSou II. COOhe, hepuDll-
CIT, Ssfr;sseess: ~ sH''1 80
- ,6 CoEuMhrA, s.. C., Oct. 7,lIs76i: ,
Cpk. a. c. RaskeH, CaGirMqn Democratic
Executive C6n,m;ttee Of South Qaroii,,a !.
| DEAR SIR: I have Just read The proc
lamation of Governor Chamberlain dig 10
a reiSn of terror in this STATE, and ina
bili.y to enforce the, laws through the
ordinary channel, and + must say that
the causes alleged for issuing the same
do not apply to the Eighth Circuit, over
which pfesideIo Nor do I believe they
have any existence as to any other por-
ton Of the State.
'lar THOMPSON st. COOKE.
Judge. Of the, Eighth Circuit Of the State
of South Carolina. .oq ti i..5a
Rooms ROOMS Hr eE DEM. Ex. otaMIrrrEE oGa,Mi,r ri:
COLUMBIA, 8: q" October 10, 1876.
! 10 lis Honor R.,B!' ClrpenteT, Judge Of
the Ffffh Circ4it:eG -, .a ~, az ..'t
! DEAR. SIR-If considered the ,auea.
| tion (on which am about TO ask Your
views) political in the ordinary sense of
/ thqtlWord;I would not protrnde IL upon
you. / however, regard it in different
light, aud therefore ventura to submit, it.
| You have read the proclamation OF Cow
I ernof Chamberlain, dateH 7thii Instant.
[ Hg llegeS certain facts, and upon these
\ facts he threatens 70 declare martial law
/ throughout the State and To- suspend tho
| Wit Of h66eds corpus. You are b Jpdee
In this. State. The Executive ann0upce3
that The law iS ihpPteht. ana jhat t. y
assesSisaT ass isa tet Nm T Sfsast aS E@ilitsty
upon ths otbst SsPas,TtaaSsntss Sf the goyy: