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NFALcoM & DUNAHoo will be in
IYI this place on the 26th or 9th inst,
with forty head of FINE TENNESSEE
MULES and HORSES, which they will
sell low for Cash, and will guarantee them
as represented.
ToI, 81 1856 % Ii
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House and Lot for Sale.

r OFFER for sale my desirable House
and Lot on McDuilie Street. The
Lot contains one acre, more or less, on
which there is choice variety of fruit
trees, elegant slirubbcry, and some of the
finest shade trees in anderson. The dwell
ing house is q brick structure, one and
half stories. and contains seven large rooms.
There are also on the premises line out
houses, including servants house, barn,
stable, ETC. For price and terms apply to
JULIUS rOprE, Anderson, 5. G. :.
Inn OI 1856 OS
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NOTICE (!

A LII persons indebted to me will please
N como forward and settle their Ac-
counts. am compelled TO have money.
My Books and Accounts will be found ut
my residence. Ny Books and Accounts
vii! be in the hands of an Officer for col
lection after tie first Of February. Come
at once and settle and save cost.
MRS. ANNA l.. LEAK.
I,r 81 1885 oS o.
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The Republicans in the United State

The Republicans in the United States
Senate have determined to make fight
on the confirmation of all presidential
appointments where changes have been
made, during the term of an officer with
out the Presidents reasons for the re-
moval are made known. With this view
they have addressed the heads of the de-
partments asking for the causes of the
removals, and in each instance such heads
Of departments have replied that the
President has made no communication to
them touching his reasons for such re-
moyals. It's not known yet what steps
the Republicans will take, but they may
directly address the President for his
reasons. It looks now very much as If
there would be rupture between the
Executive and The Republican Senate on
the question of removals. Such q rup.
ture might not prove injurious, as it
would doubtless hasten the exit of the
remaining Republicans who hold federal
Offices. We believe strongly in civil
service reform, but We think the best
kind of reform is to "turn the rascals
S.,,. -
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Dissolution Of Partnership.
Tg1HE partnership heretofore existing be-
i tween the undersigned under the
Firm naine Of S. 7. Craig & Co., was, by
mutual consent. dissolved on the first day
of January. 1856 Persons indebted 10 the
Firm of S. r. Craig IL Co. are notified to
call upon either Of he undersigned and
make payment promptly, as the partner
ship Accounts must be closed Up without
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Notice of Partnership.

Jan II, 1856 2S
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Allen of Massachusetts, Atkinson,
Baker, Browne of Indiana, Buck, Butter
worth, Cutcheon, Ely, Gallinger,
Hogden, Herman, Husband, Hiscock,
Hit, James, Johnson of New York,
Ketcham, Lafayette, Long, Markham,
McComes, Malitt, Negley, Payn, Petit
bone, Price, Rockwell, Scranton, Steele,
Strait Stumble, Swinburne, Symmes,
Wade, Wakefield, Warren of Missouri,
and Weaver Of Nebraska.
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HORSES and MULES.

Jan 81, 1856 2s
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DISSOLUTION,

Anderson, s. c., Jan. l, 1856.
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GOuRtQ Correspondence.

HANS Won SMASH.

Mrs. T.. G. Watkins is, we learn, very
sick at this writing.
Since our last writing we have had
some heavy rains. ON Thursday, Eth
inst, VIC had rain and wind stortlI. on
Monday, 2lSt, Il regular Northeast gale.
Tuesday, 22d, more wind with some
rain from the South.
Oats urc tangled considerably. One.
fourth of the Spring oat crop WILDE los.
The corn and cotton crop is in n bad con.
dition and still too wet to work. With a
sorry small-grain crop. and the present
condition of the general crop, the pros
poets arc very gloomy indeed.
We arc informed that a certain NOR
chant of your town has got the blues.
| suppose he has takcn Il ride through
thoc country. Ifh is subject to that dis
ease VIC would advise him not to visit
our section, that is, if he has any claim
on tho crop.
Here is II that will match '..Joc
P~rincC'S' tadpolc tale: \ certain man
on his way from Williamson. saw i'm
the road before him an innumcrablc
host of colorCd beings, all marching in
strict order, as if preparing Tor a general
engagement. The man halted and
alightcd from his buggy, whether to de-
!cnd himself and his hcttcr-half, or to
"Siit and, we are not able to cipher
out. Blu after a momcn of considerable
thought, he concluded there was no
necessity for alarm, and began to re-
tntNhnit4. In nrl. a.. .,s r. 49,. 4.
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DORKOH l.. O.
JOE PRINCE.


Wallace Shaw has revived II very old
custom. Ills melon patch bccanncb badly
involved with grass, and he deliberately
dug up the vines and moved them out to
Il clean place.
hear some startling rurnors concern
ing certain patch, near LuIrcns village,
but as the owner has ut least once be
fore been arraigncd on II similar charge,
! iorbcar to comment.
Pure religion is II good thing. 1t can
no be Ovcr-cStimatcd But | would
rather risk Il iirSt-ratc article Of human
ity, than to take such religion, as we
frequently meet with.
MIR. t. A.. Mctarlcy has Just had the
finishing touches put on his new dwell
ling, erected on his recent purchase
near Thomas Cross Roads. II is indeed
Il model of ncatncSS and good taste, and
does credit to those who planned and
executed it. Leslie Bros, rom LaurcnS,
were the contractors and builders, and
! think they have left for themselves Il
telling advertisement.
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SIMPSON MILLS.
NIX.

Died, on the morning ofJunc the lOih,
infant child of Mr.. end Mrs. IIipp.
Hiss Clatic Mcdaniel, is at home for
the summer.
Miss Emma |. Ellcdge has been sick
tor several days, but is, ut this writing,
some better.
Mr.. Simeon Boland, OF Rocky Mount,
is very sick with cold.
MFR. Melvin Shell, is quite sick and has
been for several days.
Mrs. Carrie Williams, is very sick, and
has been for some inc.
Mrs. Dunn wife Of our postmaster is
quite sick, but We hope she will soon be
well again.
The farmers Of this section are all busy
making out they are cutting wheat, but
any one can't hardly tell what thcy are
doing, by looking behind them.
still il rains, but the more rain, tho
more grass, and You can see that any
way YOU look now cotton seems to be
doing fine The bottom land on the
creek and rivor is all to be planted over.
1t was under water again last wock.
y great many people, are planting their
stubbblo Land in corn thinking thoy will
not get to make II crop on creek and
river this ycrr.
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CLINTON.
GU

On last Friday uight Miss Gilmer's in
FAINT school gave their exhibition to a
large and delighted audience. This
school was started here Il few months
ago, as a kind of experiment, but has
been crowned with such complete sue
cess as to assure its p~ermanoncy. 1t is
devoted exclusively to the instruction
of children OF tendon age, from eight
years and downward, and is certainly
in the hands Of the right person, us was
cNincCd i'm the exhibition on last Friday
night.
This week, commencing with Monday,
will be Il busy week in Clinton. Com
mcncinS with the examination of the
pupils of the Orphanagc on Monday;
Tuesday night y. j. Holmes, Esqr., will
deliver an address before the EukoS-
mian Society; Wednesday night the
children of tho ~orphanagagc will have
their exhibition, and certificates VIII he
awarded to two of the young girls who
have completed their curse of study in
that institution; Thurday, Commence
mcnt day proper, Gen. Prince will de-
live an address, and at night, the pu-
pills Of Clinton College will give their en-
hibition. SO that, considcringth the short
moss Of tho night, thorc will he but little
timc for sleep.
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OF GAMES

TO be played at Laurens, s. c., for the
Piedmon Championship, Commencing
TUESDAY Morning, July 9th, at $3.50
o'clock.
Tuesday, S:30 II. m.-Troy vs.. Green
willie.
Tuesday, i:30 p. m.-Laurcns VS.. An
tioch.
Wednesday, s:3o Il. Mccormick
vs.. Union.
Wednesday, l:3o p. ~m.-Laurcns VS..
G~rccuvillc.
Thursday, $50 IL. M Mccormick VS..
Antioch.
Thursday, 1870 p. m.-Troy vs.. Union.
Friday, $50 Il. m.-Grccnvillc w. Me
Cormick.
Friday, 1870 p. m.-Laurcns w. Union.
Saturday, $3.50 m.-rrov vs.. Antioch.
we beg To Impress YOU with the Fact
that considerable care has been taken
and much expense assumed in tho ar
rangcmCnt of this schedule, and for the
successful completion of the tourna-
mcnt, and trust no club will disappoint
us, thereby diSarranging the entire pro-
Grammc, and We trust You will DO
promptly on the ground. No profess
sional players will be allowed to partici-
date. All games played by Southern
League rules.
JNO. ID. SIIEAHAN,
Pros. J.. Il. b. Association.
J.T. ~JouNsoN, Manager.
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Personal.

Mr.. JAS. ii. BEwLEY visited Anderson
last week.
Mrs. W.N. WRIGHT has returned from
Glenn Springs.
Miss CoLLINs, of Florida, is the guest
of Capt. PHILpoT.
Miss MAMIE KINAGD, of N~incty~Six,
is visiting at Mr.. s. X. TAYLoR's.
Some people employ lawyers to settle
disputes; others to dispute settlements.
Mr.. C w Garrett OF Kings Mountain
Military School, is spending vacation at
home.
Mrs. PoPE and her daughter, Miss
HATTIE, OF Groonevillc, arc visiting at
Mr.. j. w JONES.
Mrs. LIZZIE BARRETT, of Mississippi,
vs. visiting hor mother, Mrs. BETTE
WATTS, Of this place.
Messrs. w. w. BALL and SAMUEL f..
GARLINdToN arc at home from tho s. G..
College, spending vacation.
Rev. j, Y. FAIR assisted in the install
latton ceremonies of Rev. Mr.. ROSE, at
~Greenvillo, last Sunday.
Mrs. FIBLpING and Miss TREADwELL,
of Columbia, are visiting Capt. FIELD
Isa's family, In Jersey.
MIR. w, w. BALL, of Laurens, tho
Junior Orator of the C%larosophic Society
of the South Carolina College, was high
ly complimonted by the press. His sub
Ject was "conservatism.n
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WATERLOO.
BILL.

DtH
Mr.. Joe Davis has returned from
Grecnyillc, where he has been for somo
time.
We had the pleasure of meeting Mr..
Mccain, of Columbia, while in town last
week.
We would suggest that the County
commissioners come down this way,
even for a rarity, if nothing else.
Mr.. James Harris has attached u
threshcr to lis engine at his mill, which
is a great advantage to this section.
Col. John Irby paid our town a visit
one day last week. We arc always
proud 20 SEQ the Col. in our midst.
Miss Annie Cook, who has been visit
ing at this place, has returned to Cross
Hill, and carried with her several OF our
young mons hearts.
The delegates from this place attended
the railroad meeting at Greenwood on
the 22d inst, and came back in fine
spirits, in prospect of the road running
through Waterloo.
Messrs. Culbertson 81 Smith have
moved into thoir new building, at the
center of trade, whore they have opened
out one oft finest stocks of drugs in tho
up-country. Frank is the right man In
the right place, Judging from tho crowd
that frequent his store during business
hours, and you win always find the
latchsstring on tho outside OF his door.
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REGISTRATION
.OTICE'

THE books of Registration will
be opened i'm the ShcriT's Office at
Laurcns, as the law directs, on the
first Monday in each month, until
first Monday in July, 1886, when
the law requires them closed until
after the next general election
THIS is for the purpose of register
ing all persons who have become
of age, or Untitled to register since
last elections; to transfer persons
from this to another county; and
from one township to another, or
from one residence to another. All
this must be done before or on the
first Monday in July, 1886. Lost
certificates may be renewed to
within 30 days of election, and those
who become of age between st of
July and the election, may regis
ter mt any time before election.
Those who refused or neglcc ted
to register before the last election,
cannot register until the law is
changed.
j. WASH WATTS,
Supervisor of Registration.
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Down in Front!

This is the slogan Of the day, as IL APP
pics tn the myriads Of vile compounds
offered the public as remedies. Tho
dostroyCrS know as much ABOUT the art
ofcompounding medicines as Il new born
babe does OF the double rule of three.
Avoid all tho "ronics" "Bittcrs" &C.,
thai are compounded of moan, dcpth-
dealing whiSkcy, and are no medicines
at all, use an a%rtIclo of merit and rcputa-
ton:
PELHAMS CHILLAND AaUE S%PCIPIc,
is known all over Laurens County, and
malaria, Chills and Fever &c. Every
body uses IL. For sale by b.. r.. Posey
and j. Wilkes, Laurens; TX. ". Vance,
Clinton; Gray & sullivan, Dorroh's;
Sullivan d Milan, Mt. Gallagher; j.. III.
Crisp ~ Cos. Goldyillej Culbertson &
Smith, Waterloo.
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The Democracy to Assemble on
the Fourth of August.
ROOMS OF THE STATE DEMON
CRATIC EX ECUTIVE COM :
MITTEE T..

Rooms OF THE STATE DEMON
CRATIC EXECUTIVE COM
MITTEE.
COLUMBIA, s. c., June 22, 1886.
y Convention of the Democratic
Party of South Carolina will be
held at Columbia on "Wednesday,
August 4, 1856, at - O'Clock NJ, i'm
the hall Of the House of Reprcsen-
tativcs, for the following purposes
|. To nominate candidates for
Governor and Lieutenant Cover
nor, and for other state Offices.
2. To elect the State Democratic
executive committee to serve for
the ensuing two years.
3. 70 consider and transact such
further and other business as the
Convention may deem proper.
Each County in the state will be
represented in the Convention by
twice rs many delegates as the
present number Of representatives
in both branches of the present
General Assembly. The county
executive committees arc charged
with the duty of making arrange
ments for the election of delegates
to the Convention in accordance
with the rules in force in the sew
craI counties.
BY order of the committee.
JAMES +. IILAR, Chm'n.
WILLIE JONES, Sec'y.
w. II. Brooker, Geo. w. Croft,
A. j. Norris, w. j. Golding,
j. u. Allen, Geo. s.. Mower,
ID. If. Brady, VIM. Monroe,
!. III. Clarke, G, n. Spencer,
j. #. Rhame, j. NJ. Johnson,
X. u. Lee, Josiah Doar,
s. II. Rodgers.
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OUR TICKET.

AZ estates" are in order, wo VIII sur
gest this ticket to the Democratic Con
vCntioH:
Jno. :. Bratton, of Fairfield, for Gov
crnOr.
JAS. Simons, of Charleston, Licutcu-
~ant-Govcrnor.
WI. Mauldin, OF G~rccnvillc, Score
tary OF state.
John p. Richardson, Of Clarendon, for
Treasurer.
SC Mccall, of Marlboro, Comptroller
General.
Is. w. Ball, of Lnurcns, Attorney Cen
eral.
Il. w. McNastcr, Of Richlapd, SUPER
Of Education.
w. w. llumprics. Of Anderson, Adju-
0tant and Inspector General.
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Meeting of the Democratic EX-
ccutiyc Committee.

AT n meeting Of the Executive
Committee OF the Democratic par
ty, held LILY 81, 1856, the following
action was had:
Rc$otrcd, LIST. That the Demo-
cratic party of LaurcnS County, be
rc-organizcd at once; for this pur-
pose township meetings will be held
at the following times and places,
for the purpose of organizing town
ship clubs: The township EXccu-
tive Committee men are charged
with the execution of this resOlu-
ton:
Cross IIill-at Cross Hill, July 8,
at 3 p. M.
Dials at Diars Church, July II,
at 3 p. m.
Jacks-at Sardis, July 10, at 10
q. IN.
lluntcr-at Clinton, July II, at
10 a. M.
Laurcns-at Laurcns c. H., July
IA, at II q. m.
Scutflctown-at Langston, July
II, at , p. m.
Sullivans-at Tumbling Shoals,
July II, at . p. III.
lDO George MOOrcS, July
3, at 3 p. m.
ioungs-at Young's store, July
II, at 2 p. n.
I'd. That a convention Of the
Democratic party to be held at
l.aurcns {. IT,, at 10 a. NJ. July
18th proN. each township being en-
titled to nine delegates. The bust
ness of the convention will be to
rcOrganizc the Democratic party
for LaurcnS County, determine the
mode of nominating candidates
for the Democratic party, appoint
delegates to the State Convention
on the 18th Of August, at Columbia,
and such other business rs the con
Ncntion may see proper to enter
tain.
81 That each township suggest
a members to represent the town
ship on the County Executive Com
mittcc.
b. w. BALL,
County Chairman.
JOHN ID. PATTON, Secretary.
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FOURTH Of July Rxouraion.

Tho South Carolina Railroad has pub
lishod low ratios for tickets to Charles
ton, for sale July Sd, 18th and 9Th. From
Columbia and all points On Columbia
Division, and Augusta and all points
on Augusta Division, TO = Charles
ton and return, $500. Tho glorious
fourth will DO celebrated In Charleston
ON tho 5th. Military Parades, Boat
lsscess Baseball, sc.
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Cross Hill Democracy.

The Democrats of Cross Hill
Township are urged to attend the
meeting to organize the Party, on
Saturday, the 3D. proy., at 3 o'clock.
T.. NJ. GAME,
Township Executive.
June 2Sth, 1856.
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The Male Academy Closing Exercises.

Never before in he history ofour town,
has l.aurcns had better mutations for
The education for the young Tho clo-
sing exercises Of these schools have been
highly crcditable to teachers and pupils,
and shows to the world, that amid all
II material and industrial progress,
the cause Of education has not been lag
ginS.
The Commencement season closed
right royalty, Oh Friday evening, by
an address to the young mon OF
he Academy by Hon. SrANYARNE
WILSON, of Bpartanburg. The speak
or, although young, is II man or
extraordinary power and ability. He is
ii Of the rising men Of the South and
We confidently predict for him Il brilliant
career OF usefulness and distinction.
Tho exercises Of the school began on
Friday morning by an examination of
tina pupils in tho College Chapel. rho
young gentlemen passed the cxamina-
ton satisfactorily. The young gentle
men distinguished themselves in dccla-
nation.
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The Chester Greenwood and Abbeville.

The stockholders of this met
at Greenwood on the 22nd and elected
the following Directors: w. Il. Davic,
j. Is. Henry :. NJ. Jones, n. f.. McCluc
and Julias Mills, of Chester; ID. T.. Dun
can, of Union; w. y. Shand and w. Is.
Bell, of Clinton; T.. NJ. Cain, of Cross
Hill; :. p. Boozcr, j. *. burst and C.. \.
G.. Wnlkor OF Greenwood; w. III. Parker,
L. {. Seal and l.. w. Perrin, Of Able.
willie. he stockholders also adopted
bylaws II rules for the
After a|djournmc4t of tho stockhold-
ers meeting the Directors met and
elected the following officers: Julius
Mills, of Chester, President; ID. Il. Dun
can, of Union, Nicc-Prcsidcnt; NJ. =.
Baiiy, of Clinton, Secretary and Trea-
surcr; l.. W. Perrin, OF Abbovillc, At
torncy.
Moro than sufficient amount for tho
organization ofthc company has already
been subscribed, an I it is believed that
tho money TO build tho road will be
raised very soon and that the work OF
construction Will be commenced.
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Lauren3ville Seminary.

Az stated last week, tho closing cxor
cisoS OF this institution commenced on
Monday evening. On Tuesday tho
beautiful poem of "ParadiSc and Peri
dramatizcd for the occasion, was rem
dered.
At the close OF the entertainment Mrs
kIERuLFF presented The medals and
and prizes in weil-chosen words, to her
patrons and pupils. The roll OF Honor
is as follows.
Cold Star; Excellence Medal John
\. darlington.
Gold Medal; Department Frank Lit
tie.
Music; Mcdal-Gold Lyrc-Miss Min
ME Hammond.
Art Medal: Silver Miss Fay Hudgens.
Primary; Medal Miss j.. Schayor.
Prize in clocution Miss +. kopplc.
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY
COMPANY.

SOUTH CAROLINA RAILWAY
COMPANY.
CoMMENclNa SUNDAY NOVEMBER 90,
lSN5' ut 9.i5 y. NJ, Passenger Trains Will
run rs follows, eastern timc:"
TO AND FROM CHARLESTON.
EAsr (pAIIND
Depart Columbia 7mam 527pm
Due Charleston IL 26 p m 600 p IN
WEST DAlLYD
Depart Charleston roam 5l0pm
Due Columbia 10 35 10 90 p IN
TO AND FROM CAMDEN.
EAsT DAILY EXCEPT sUSDyY.0
Dept Columbia I 90 am 5O5 3 ~
que Camden l231 p IN ! ~ p IN i2 p IN
(wEST DAILY EXCErT suNDAY.J
Dept Camden 7t5am7 n 3 IL u m
Due Columbia 10 20 n IN 10 So a m 10 p IN
TO AND FROM AUGUSTA.
EAST DAILy.)
Deprrt Augusta 45 nh 4Op IN 1885 u m
Due Charleston l232pm030 7 10 am
WEST (DAIIYD
Depart Charleston g 80 3 IOa IN 10 30 u m
Due Augusta II 40 Il III 10 20 III 7 30a
CONNECTIONS
Made at Columbia with Co!umbi, ana
~GrcCnvillc Railroad Ly train arriving AT
10, 10 y. NJ. and departing ut 5.27 T.. NJ.
u Goiumbia junction with c., G. X a
Railroad Wy same train to and from ali
points OF hoth roads.
Passengers take supper mt Branch
willie.
At Charleston with steamers for New
York; and with steamer for Jackson
vile and points III ST. Johns River.
Tuesdays and Saturdays; with Charles
ton and savannah railroad to and from
Say nnah andpoints in Florida, daily.
Georgia and G
AT Augusta witrom any point w
Railroads To and fckvine TO and m
ana South. At BlaRailroad. Through
points on Barnwcil ascd To all poipta
tickets can be purcbplying to
South and We byap
ID. MCQUEEN, Ag't. Columbia, SC.
John Is. PECK, General Manager.
DC Allen, q. p. and Ticket Agent.
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MAGNOLIA PASSENGER ROUTE.

g., l.. and A. & X. Railways.
In Effect jan. 81, 1856.
limo Goth Meridian one hour slower
than G. & G.. Il. X.
GOiNd sOUTu DAILY.
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Deaths.


This community was again panied by
the sad intelligence of tho death OF Il
most cstimablc Lady.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. HUDGENS had both
been quite ill at their home in this place,
but hoping to he benefited bv Il change
of climate, they moved several
weeks Z into tho country. Mr.. Hub
GEMS has improved somewhat, but on
Friday last, his wife Mrs. II. II. HUB
GEMS, died Of typhoid fever. She was
- years of age, and leaves Il husband, I
children, several of whom arc quito
young, and a large circle of friends and
relatives t. mourn her loss. The be-
rcaved family have the heartfelt sylnpa-
thy of this community.
Mrs. LOUISA GRIFFIN, rclict Of the
late Col. b. +. GRIFTIN, died ut the resi-
dcncc of Maj. II. S. GRIFFIN, on the 10th
inst.
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"Know ~Thysclc.'

Tho celebrated phrcnologist. DR.. w.
IL. BARKER, delivered am interesting
lecture on p~hrcnology on Monday night
II W:t:S' Hall. He will rcmain i'm town
several days, giving Il rare opportunity
To those who desire chronological exam
nation. His terms are reasonable, and
4 char; from DR.. BARKER is fully worth
tn" price. Those whose heads no OK
amincd % years ago, will not fail to have
their clildrcn's heads examined now.
He will give II series Of free lectures i'm
Watts Hall during next week, to which
he cordially invites the public, and os-
pccially tho ladies.