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THE ANNAPOLIS AND ELK-RlpGE RAIL

YslIE ANNAPOLIS AND ELK RIDGE RAIL
- ROAD being now open throughout lis whole
extent, the President and Directors have resolved -
That on SATURDAY the 26th instant, and daily
thereafter, at O'clock A. M, Train of Cars will
leave the Company Depot, at Annapolis, and reach
the junction of its Rail Road with the Baltimore and
Washington Rail Road in time TO connect with the
Tram which leaves Washington for Baltimore at the
same hour
The returning Train will leave, the Company :
Depot, at the jnncturo of the roads, Immediately
after the arrival al that place of the Train which
leaves Baltimore for Washington at . A. M.
At J o'clock T. Nj. another Train will leave the
Depot at Annapolis and reach the Depot at the juno
lion in time connect with the evening Trains from
Baltimore and Washington and will return TO Anna
polls Immediately after exchanging passengers with
those Trains
The Company's Locomotives are in charge Of skill
ful aud experienced Engineers. Its Cars are commo-
dons and well built Every possible attention will be
paid To the comfort Of passengers. All possible care
will be taken by the Company 10 ensure the safe trans
pertalion and delivery ofhaggage.
The rates for Transportation of Passengers are as
follows;
For the whole distance between the cities of Anna
polls and Baltimore, ~ 90
For the whole distance between the cities OF
Annapolis and Washington, 90
For any shorter distance al the rate Of six and quar-
Ter cents per mile
TcNgTs may be obtained at the Offices Of the Bal
timore and Ohio Rail Road Company in Baltimore
and Washington, which will enable the holders to
travel free OF all other charge throughout the line to
Annapolis And in like manner at the Office OF this
Company, in Annapolis travellers may obtain tickets
which will enable them To travel free OF all other
charge Ia Baltimore Washington BY order
SOMERvII.LE PiNCKNEY, President
l...ll ia..l..
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Il ONDON BOOKS ONPOLITICAL ECONOs
IL my Currency Political History, &c. just import
cd from London by +. Taylor, this day opened
looks History Of Prices up TO 1889 volumes,
London, 1870
Mcllucen's Work on Africa and the Slave Trade
its Rivers, Lakes Productions States, Population
with large and entirely new map, 10 octave volumes
London, Deer, 1880;
Won Humboldt the Fluctuations in the Supplies
OF Gold with reference the problems OF Political
Economy pamphlet, London. 1882
The Philosophy OF Joint Stock Banking, by G. M.
Bell, London, 1910.
Selection Gin four octave yolunes) from the Edin-
buruh Review comprising all the hes, articles literary
as well political that have Appeared in that Period
zeal since itr commencement;
Poers Progress Of the Nation British in the view
OF its Population Production, Interchange, Revenue
Expenditures, &e., &c.
Professor Smyths Lectures ON Modern History, 2
vols, London, 1910;
Professor Smyths Lectures on the French Rcyolu-
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Ailisons History of Europe during the French Rc-
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Caiechsm Of the Currency, by John Taylor, third
| edition
c ,sssas I, q fgsfoa ES y Taylor
Mushctt on the Currency;
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| Glasgow, 1910;
| Kochs Revolutions 10 Eurspc;
| History Philosophically illustrated by Miller, 4
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/ De Solme on the Constitution Of England, octave
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nor heen sinail-and il has seized upon this little
anonht "i thirty three millions Of other property be-
'onenie 70 ITS owners, and has used that up also.
And now, Mr.. Chairman, il is modest, to say the
as, OF M IN the heal OF finance TO inform US, through
re PRESIDENT that the revenues, from ordinary
- course Tor there others, diminished,
nc says they have been, will be found abundant, in
ioih 70 meet every engagement (debt on Treasury
nVtes ana all) and leave suitable balance in the
ireasury, &c. Il has required eight millions year,
pes'ues al current revenue for this Administration TO
pay lis way and At has not paid lis way for il leaves
large amounts Of debt behind il, as will show; but
,ne next Administration get very WELL not on
uoing without the yearly addition Of eight millions,
put actually paying or in the very first year, several
millions Of outstanding Treasury note debt-to say
nothing now Of other debtbesides providing for all
ordinary expenditures. This, say, is modest and
must now examine, little in detail, the basis of the
estimates on which the Secretary 10 such extra
ordinary conclusions. We shall find, think that
what lhe Secretary somewhere calls his probability OF
conjecture" is not altogether relied
80 begin with his estimate OF charges falling on the
reasury IN 1871 and pronounce il altogether be-
low the mark. The first thing that struck ON look
ing INTO this estimate the extraordinary difference
between the total fum required for the service Of Si
ana that which had been expended in 1910 and pre-
yious years
The Secretary's estimates for 1871 stand
thus:
For new appropriations $l6,G2i $50
Under former acts OF Congress, exclu-
siye Of public debt $4,000
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a. 40 TREASURY NOTE LOST.-The
neDNJu undersigned residing at Logansport, In

diana on the 23d of November last, mailed and d-
rectcd to New York, a Treasury Note for five hun-
drcd dollars, dated 23d February, 1889 No. III
IA yable 10 the order of j p. Andrews; L l.. Smith,
Register William b. Randolph, acting Treasurer,
made payable to the order of D. Kurtz deputy agent
of Indian Department, by 7. P. Andrews, rc-issued
Oct g. 1870, by ID. kur,z, deputy agent, made paya-
and by him made payable TO Spofiord, Tileston x Co
OF order, Nov. 10, 1910, interest commencing from
that date bearing interest al per cent The above
Treasury Note has not reached It's place ofdesnation
and is supposed to have been stolen from the Western
mail in one OF the late robberics on the Cumberland
road it, payment has been stopped at the Treasury
Department Information in relation to il will be
thankfully received and may BE- directed either to Sc
naior Smith, Of Indiana, at Washington or to the
undersigned who will pay all reasonable demands for
its recovery.
feb lin POLLARD d WILSON
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available l,G7ol37
a. l3S,096
Deposited with the States 2aooo0oo
Leaving in the Treasury, say l60000oO
The re has hecn received from the Bank
of the United States on its bonds for
stock sold soooooo
There has been collected on old mer.
chants bonds 6ONooo
There are Treasury notes
outstanding the lst
January, 1911 rilb5299l
Out OF which deduct the
balance estimated 10 be
in The Treasury on that
day Though il is nav
acknowledged 90 he
much less) l,JooDO -,
Making altogether a round sun II g33,O 900
The Administration has got all the while, what y
could out Of the the current revenues have
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Roberts Dictionary of Geology London, 1889
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There was nynllahle In the reasury on
the lst Of January, 1871, according to
the Secretary, though il is now under
stood that the amount is much less, the
sum Of 81 500, s55, which deduct :
Leaving as a charge in the Treasury IN
l64l, on account of Treasury notes
outstanding on the LIST of January,
over and above any balance IN the
Treasury, this sum -,
To this sam Of ~, 759, 40 IS to be add
ed the balances Of appropriations made
in 1910 and previously, standing over
on the LIST January, 1871 and winch
will he charge on the Treasury with
in the year 1871 amounting to, though
suppose this sum is not enough by
a2,0O0,00
Making together
Thus We have Sl3,lT0,i72 chargcable
on the Treasury in 1871, before max
ing any new appropriations whatever
for that year And 10 this is now TO
be added the amount Of new and per
mancnt appropriations to the extent 10
which they will become charge on
the Treasury within the year.
The estimates of the Secretary for new
and permanent appropriations and for
public debt amount To 1lg, 599i w
To this add for all errors
and omissions, the par
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The Administration has got, all the while what y
could out Of the csatesnd the current revenues have
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sa,as5 ,sas 75t
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Total
which add for Omissions" &c.
Total sum required for 1911, exclusive
of public debt and Treasury notes 4

Total sum required for 1911 exclusive
OF public debt and Treasury notes $l9 300
The expenditures Of 1910, for ordinary purposes
estimating, as the Secretary does, a round sum Of fv
millions for the last quarter, have been 1922 4s9 "a.
But the Secretary says the other Departments est
mate the expenditures of the last quarter at more tina
i've millions. Taking them at the average Of the frs
three quarters, which must be nearer the truth, an
the total expenditures in 1910, exclusive of debt an
Treasury notes, have been Ss23 3l9 49, | believe
will be found they have not fallen below 1924 900 00t
Between this sum of 1913 3l9 1871 expended in 1916
and the sum shown in the Secretary table Of estimate
for the like service in 1884, 1856 $50 the dIferenc
IS no S33 81 and after adding, he does tina
million and three-quarters for omissions and contin
gencies to the estimates for 1871 the difference is s
81 ,0G9, 81.
But the difference between the estimates for 1874 tax
ngthe Secrctarys highest sum, $l9 $50 000 and tn
actual expenditures for the like public service in the
er years of the present Administration still create
and more extraordinary. Thus, 1889 excluding pay
ments ON account of public debt, Treasury notes. an
trust funds the expenditures were Ss25 1i0 900; an
in 1888 they were 1871 $4,000. The dillcrenc
in the one case is So, 100000 and in the other rs 2
29I, 900.
Another thing deserves to be noticed The est
mates for the year usually summed up or reicrie
to IN gross under three heads, namely civil mscella
neous, and foreign intercourse; naval and military
Now the reduction in the public expenditures in lh
course OF tins Administration up to the present time
has been little nothing under the first two head
but has taken place almost wholly under the head
" military
Thus under the head of military" the expend
lures were:
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s. Commisson
BU SIN f S S:
EIANIBURG, S. G..

FEyIIE Subscriber respectfully takes leave
b to renew 10 lis customers. his sincere
Acknowledgements for the extensive patronage
hitherto bestowed on him; and would beg To as
sure them of continuance of that strict al'cn-
ton to their interests, which, ir0ma largely i'll
creased business, he lla,tcrs himself has been
appreciated.
lie deems it unnecessary 10 dilatc. to MER-
CHANTS, on the evident superiority Of his claims
to their patronage as a RECEiFiNG And
FORR.dRDING AGEsr:-his long experience
in tina, departments; rigorous observance Of in
sfructions, and the rates ef Hauling; his entire
attention being restricted 10 Commission Bu-
sincss alone; and the isolated and etcratcd posi-
tinn of his warehouse, TINS lcssening the risks
from fire and ilnnd,tiuns; are circumstances,
which, ,oith all duc difference, entitle him TO Il
precedence.
To Planters he would again tender his ser
vices in the sale Of their COTTON and otlIer PRO-
DucE: to this department lie appropriates his
personal attention. and from his practical knowI-
edge of this business, ne feels assured he will
promote the interests ofthosc who may consien
TO him. IF. BENSON.
Hamburg, S. c. July 25, 1910 f 30
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Water.PFOOE.)
" fl II E. III ID u s E.
AND
Commission business.

FEyIE Subscibcr is much sratified that he
d is once more uble to offer his services TO
his friends and old customers, and the public
generally in the Hare-Iiouse and Commission
business He flalters himself that the eligible
location ofhis Ware House, and its comparative
immunity from the risk of fire and Hood, will
procure him liberal patronage.
He has rebuilt the Hare-House formerly
known as Adams s, jfulker's, and is filling up
one wing Of it above the highest waier-mark Ut
the late frcsllet, orthe purpose of storing there
IN the Cotton af Planters and Country Merchants.
This site is at least two feet higher than any
other warehouse in town; and The division
That has been elevated will store from 1900 OF
a0n0 bales.
lie will sell Cotton, and attend to such busi-
hess as is usually transacted by Commission
Merchants, at as low rate rs others engaged
in The same calling.
Inagain offering his services 10 his friends
aud the public, the subscriber cannot refrain
from acknowledging the liberal patronage he
once received from them; and hopes by his at
tention to business that it will he renewed, and
il will be thankfully received.
GOLLOTIIUN WALKER.
Hamburg, Augusta, lo40 If %
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PROCLAMATION,

Bu JOHN p. RICHARDSON, Esq. Cor
ernor and Commandcr-in. ChhE IN and orer
The State of South Carolina.
WNHEREAS. in pursuance ol Inc ac. m o.
Wv the Legislature Of this STATE, the votes
for Members Of the twenty-sevcnth congress
have been counted III presence OF the Governor,
by Commissioners appointed Tor That purpose
and il appears that Isaac Z. Holmes has been
,inIv tlccted for the Congressional District OF
Charleston; r. Barnwell Rhc't, for the Distrcf
composed Of Colcton and beau,or,; JONI
Campbell, for the District composed OF nrorsc'
town, Horny. Marion, Marlborough "t'lia'l,S-
burg, and Darlington; S. ii B'illcr' 'of 'he
District composed Of Barnwci, Oransep''rg'
Lexington, aud Richland; /. w; iickchs; 'or
the District composed Of Edgehesd ana ADoe
vile William Butter. for the District composed
of pend!e,on aud Grecnylle; James Rogers
for the District composed o Union; 1ork'
Spar,auhurs amd Chester; Thomas ~ ennl-
ter, for tile District composed OF han',S,e.' ,,e.
rick C. Caldwell, for tie District composeu OF
Fairfield. Newberry and Ln'lreiis.
Now, therefore, do iSs'ie this, my Proci'na-
,ion, notifying and declaring, acc"rdlmg 10 'ic
provisions of The said Act HAT Isaac r.: lloimes'
n. Barnwel Rheit, John Campbell, S.li: But
Ter. r. W. Pickcns, William Butler, James
Rogers, Thomas ID. Sumter, ard ta!rck y.
Caldwell, had a ma joriiy OF the votes III lheir
respective Congressional DISTRICTS a'orcsa,'''
and are duly elected Representatives IA the
Congress of the United States HON .lls oG.,e.
Given under my band. ana the Seal OF the
State. ut Columbia. this the inth dap "l
December, in the year of our Lord, one
thousand eigh, hundred and forty, and
in the sixy-fifih wear Of the Indcrend-
once of the United States of America.
JOHN p. RICHARDSON.
BY the Governor
M.LABcRnE, Secretary OF S,a:c.
Dnc 2I lS1O ~
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In the Court of Ordinary.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
Hiiey d. Mounce, applicant,

William Afounce eial., Defendants.
TT Appearing TO my satisfaction, that
Il Michael Lewis and vile Nancy, Willis
d. Mounce and Alfred Mouncc, defendants
in the above stated case, reside without
The limits Oft this State. II is therefore or
dered, that they do appear and object to The
division, or sale Of The real estate OF Martha
Mounce, deceased, on or before tire 1lth
day of January next, 1911, or their consent
TO The same will be enered of record.
OLIVER TOWLES, o. E. D.
Oct. 16, lS40 alb 81
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WAN RING!

LII persons Indebted TO the Subscriber
"a eitler bv book account, or note of hand,
are requested TO make Immediate payment, a
large number of those claims having been
duc for wears. The Subscriber has used every
honest exerton to procure money 10 meet his
engagements, and favor his customers; any
longer indulgence therefore, it is unreasonable
tn expect Separately, n large number of these
debts arc small, the aggregate amount of which,
would answer all his purposes. ltis expected
tls notice will superccdc any further demand.
&. 4. DOWD.
Edgriield, Dec ]: $50 III
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PROCLAMATION.

By His Txcellcucy, 3. X. IlESAGAS. Ls'l';
Govcrro, and Cnmnantter-in-Ch:el IN, and
over the State cf South Carolina
Whereas. information has been received al I
this Department, from the Town n: ."unca a,.o ~
Winllsl,orogh. that on the 18th inst. an afro
cious .uemp, was made, by some person un,
known, TO fire the Court House Of Fairfield
District. Now know yc, that 10 the end lns'Ice
may b. done. and the offender brought to Legal +
punishment, | do hereby offer reward OF
ONE HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS
for his apprehension, and delivery unto any
Jail Of the State, and prosecution 10 cohVic-
tion.
Given under nv hand and seal the State, ut
.,.e- --o.'. or -" -.
thous..nd eight hundred and forty, ana ~ me
six.y-filh year OF the Independence "i the
United States of America.
B. *. HENAGAN.
By the Governor.
NJ. LABuRpE. Secretary O! State.
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State of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
Case on attachment.
William kcuwer

vs. Case on 4JfRchWCW.
John Brownee,
The Plaintiff having this day filed his deca-
ration in the Clerks Office Of Abbevile District
against the defendant, who is absent from und
without the limits of,hc State. and has neither
wife, nor attorney. known within the same,
npon whom copy Of said declaration might
he served: tits therefore ordered. that the said
Defendant, do appear and plead to The said
Declaration, within year and a day from the
filing of this Declaration or final and absolute
Judgment will be given and awarded against
him. JOHN + LIVINGSTON, Ger.
Clerks Office,
May II, 1910, wsM 81 50 age
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State of South Carolina.
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.

Heury Stone, Applicant, VS. Thomas
Stone and others, Defendants.
TT Appearing to my satisfaction. that
IL Abner Stone, Levy Jordan and wife
Sally. two of Ihe Defendants in the above
stated case, reside beyond the limits OF this
State. 1t is therefore ordered, lIiat they
do appear and object 10 the division, or
sale, of the real estate Of Jesse Stone, de-
ceased, on or before The first Monday in
February next, (lS4l,) or their consent
will be enlered of record.
o. TOWLES, o. f.. d.
Nov 3. 1910 IS alb DO
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NOTICE..

II WOULD respectfully inform my friends
d and the publci generally tina, have pur-
chased my brolher's interest in the Phenx
Stone Ware Manuiactory. consisting Of Me-
groes, Mules, Wagons, Harness and stock of
ware, &c. &c, for the purpose Of manuiactu.
ring Stone Ware III all its various branches
and hope by prompt attention to business TO
shear reasonable patronage.
COLEMAN RHODES.
Oct II, 1910 If 81
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NOTICE.

VEHliE Subscriber would respectfully notify
d all those indebted To Him by note, that
they will be required to pay up OIL the first Of
January next, and ifno, paid by The first mon
day in Januaiy, they will have 10 settle with
an attorney. South Carolina money will be
required, as am required 10 pay South Caro-.
lima money myself, in all eases. will he found
at the Court House on sale day mex, for settle
ments. COLLIN RHODES.
Dec. il. 1S4O A6
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COTTON WARE HOUSE.
S. c.

HiMBURG, S. {.
YENHE Subscriber having put his WARE
a HOUSE in thorough repair, and raised
it about five feet higher than before, which
makes il TO high wafer. Planters and Mcr-
chants may rest assured OF no danger from high
water, in storing Cotton in this Warehousc.-
fIc is thankful for the liberal patronage Of his
friends heretofore, and tlatlers himself that by
h;- por-",,nl Nd y s'r;.' """".'". L"."c.' L."
patronage bestowed OH him.
Any Cotonthat he may have in store, or that
may be sent TO imio be shipped To Charleston
or Savannah, will be strictly atlendcdto.
w. p. DELPHI.
Hamburg, Aug 20, 1910 If 81