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HUMANITY HAUL ACADEMY

THE exercises of this School will be resumed on the
18th OF January, lei7, and terminate on the 18th
November making one entire session If ten months.
The course OF instruction viii be thorough embracing
me English, Latin and Greek Languages the various
ranches of Mathematics, and the Sciences generally
THIS is permanent establishment and the subscribers
0mse fidelity In The discharge of every duty connect
I'd with the School.
Board Washing, Lodging, &C., will bo furnished for
$o the term; half In advance and the balance on iol
November; and Tuition S25 per scholastic year.
The Of this School, in the lower end OF Buck
ham, as regards health &c, IS unsurpassed by any In
Virginia.
P. :. Letters directed to Gravel Hill, Buckingham
county, Virginia. will be attended to.
ELIJAH c. RANEs, Principal.
WILLIAM B. SHEPARD, A. NJ.
Mr.. Shepard Is Virgnan, and graduate OF Hamp'
den sydney College, and admirably fitted, by experience
and edueson for the station he will occupy IN this
Academy. ELIJAH G. HANEs.
Nov. IO-cwsw
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VIRGINIA AT Court of Quarterly Session, held
Y for King William county, al the Court house, on
Monday, the sd day Of November, 1886:
Lucy Ann Pemberton, fiaintin:
YIN. A. Edwards, John Edwards, Napoleon Burke,
Samuel Tipnor and Mary Ann his wife, Eleanor Pol
lard Elizabeth Pollard and James Pollard the next OF
kin Of Susan Edwards, deceased, Defendants:
The said Lucy Anu Pemberon this day propounded
for proba, paper writing and certain stes or memo
rauda endorsed npon smother paper writing PROFOUND
ed by VIM. A. Edwards, al hereinafter mentioned, as
containing the nuncupaive will of Susan Edwards de-
ceased; and, therenpon the motion Of tho said Lucy
Ann Pen.bsroi tho Court doth order, that summons
or sinmonses be issued by the Clerk TO the said Wm
A. Edwards, John Edwards, Napoleon Burke, Samuel
Tignor and Mary Ann his wife, Eleanor Pollard, Eliza
beth Pollard and James Pollard the next Of kin OF said
susan Edwards, to appear here the rst day OF The
ne II term OF this Court and contest the probat Of said
nuncupative will, ii they shall please Ia do And II
appearing the satisfaction of the Court that John
Edwards one Of said parties, is not resident Of this
Commonwealth, II is ordered, that copy Of this order
be forthwith inserted in newspaper published In
the city Of Richmond and regularly continued until The
first day of the next term Of this Court; and another
copy be posted the front door OF the Courthouse Of
this county. And VIM. A. Edwards at the time,
propounded for prolt documentary purpofting
10 be the last will aud testament Of The said Susan Ed
wards, deceased. in which be Is named Executor.
and moved that the be proved and established as
her last will, which motion 10 continued TO the next
form. A Copy-Teste,
Nov oS-dltkcwlm J. 0. POLLARD, d. Z.
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Henry e. SemlpIe,

ATIORNEY At LAW,
MONTG merry, A LABAMA A,
WILL practice in the Courts OF Law and Equity Of
w Montgomery aud Lowndes counties, in the Cir
cult Court Of the United States d, Mobile, and In the
Supreme Court Of Alabama.
RrRcsHNcEs Judge Beverley Tucker, Professor oi
Law In the University Of William and Mary, Virginia;
Judge William H. Cabel. President Of the Court Of Ap.
peas Of vrginis Simon Greeneaf Royal Professor OF
Law, Cambridge, Massachusetts; II. w. & J. J. Fry
and Charles F. Osborne, Richmond, Virginia; Gwatl-
mey Forbes Co., aud Beers smith; mSene; AN
William c. Maitland OF New York. Aug 25-cw6m
NJ The Washington Union requested TO copy.
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Hats, Gaps and Mufs.
GREAT BARGAINS, FOR CASH, AT THE
VIRGINIA HAT MANDATORY,

VIRGINIA HAT MANUFACTUK9,
No. 1Sl, Broad 81, .Saockoe HUI.
THE subscriber would beg leave TO inform his friends
customers aud the public in general, that he has
now received his Fall Stock Of HATS, CAPS, and
nUFFS from The lowest the highest grades, consist
Ing IN part Of MoeskG and Fur Hats Beaver, Nu'ria
Brush, silk, Mapped, Angola, Coney aud Wool Hats, Of
every style and description Also Fur, Plush, Cloth
Silk veivstsen Infants SILK and Cotton Velvet Glazed
and Hair Seal Caps, and Mufs Of all kinds, which lie
will sell al reduced prices.
my ,sso,fmsn, G l.. BETTY.
P.S.-Old Hats taken in exchange for new ones ana
market prices given for FURS, Mt No 49, Broad Street.
Shockoe Hill. u. L. ID.
Nov l3-e3m
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 10 cit AT Rules holden
in the Clerks Office Of Accolnac County Court, on
the 7lh day OF October, 1886:
George P. Scarburgh, Plaintiff:
against
Ann Maria, Priscilla and John J.. 8. Silverthorn
Robert Dali and Elizabeth his wife, and John d.
Field, Defendants. :.
The defendants, Ann Maria, Priscilla and John l..
Silyerthorn Robert bail and Elizabeth his wife, not h1v
inx entered their appearance and given security accord
ing TO she act Of Assembly and the rules of s Court
and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they are
NOT inhabitants OF this Commonweal IL Is ordered
that the said defendants Ann Maria Priscilla and John
L. 8. Silysrhorn, Robert Dali and Elizabeth his wife,
do appear here the 6st day Of December torn nsx
OF The said Court aud the plaintiffs bill; and
that copy of this order be forthwith inserted In some
newspaper published in the City Of Richmond, for two
months SUCCESSFULLY and posted al the front door Of the
Count House OF the said county.
A true copy. Teste,
Oct l3-cw9m J. }. AlLWoRTH, c. A. c.
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Plaintiff {:

IN CHANCERY-VrRGsIA At rules taken In the
i Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Couri OF Law
and ChanceIy for Prince Edward County, the Din Gay
of October, 1886 ,,
John Queensbsrry, riaiht'h
against
Benjamin Brown, defendant.
Tho defendant having entered his appearance and
given security according 10 an act OF the General A.
srmby and the rules of this Court, and II appearing
that he not nahant OF this State on the motion
of the plaintiff by cGunsei IL is entered AZ rules afore
said and accordingly ordered that the said defendant
do appear at rules to he taken in the Clerks Office
aforesald on the first Monday in March next, and an
aver tho plaintiffs h and that copy Of this order be
forthwith inserted In 0f the public news
papers printed In the City OF Richmond, for two
months ceessvely, and also posted at the front door
OF the Court House Of this county.
A oopy Tesie.
Nov 14-cwems u. j. WORSUAM, G.. Z.
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A TEACHER

A YOUNG LADY from Maryland. who has been
teaching for several years in private families, and
whose last engagement expired on The 3lst October,
5 desires 10 obtain situation either in private fa
my o. public school, where she can enjoy facilities fol
'usnding public worship.
She qualified To give instruction in a the branches
" an English eduea,i"n usually taught; ia Botany,
CHEMISTRY, &c, and the elements Of The French Ian
work.
Refer To Rev. Peyton Harrison. Cariersvie Post OF
I.e, Cumberland county; General J. H. Cooke, seven
sha Post Once, Fluvanna Philip 81. George Cooke,
vue''on Post Once, Powhaian; William Maxwell,
inOnt ~ " = -
f young lady above referred TO has tnught in our
n Tor s1 years past, aud gives US much pleasure
ana YOU, ou, testimony to her competency as teacher
excellence Of character.
NJ. PEYToN HARRISON.
Wv. t-ewtf PHILIP ST. GEO. COOKE.
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POPLAR MoUNT SCHOOL.

VI LIT MUM DO.IOVLs
'I'hE Female School at my residence, at Poplar
bounf, In Greensviiis county. will commence The
mr., Of February lS47 and nd the hrst OF Dscember
~i take as bnaders in my family not exceeding eight
mnoian VIII DO taught In my School the Ensh.h,
French and Latin Languages, and also Algebra and
GEOMETRY.
TIsas 800 for Board and Tuition for the term o.
len months including every charge except Music WHICH
will be an extra charge Of $1i
John r. HARDAWAY, NJ. ID.
Nav oa-eonwtlstFeb
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rur yew YORK SCIENTIFIC AMERICAN,

,,,,, and handsome weekly Journal published In quar-
,,r,m. bv MUM & co. Each number Is furn'shoa'
heavy expense with from three to SIX origna I"-
.r,y,nes, illustrative Of New Inventions, sceh'ne
p,,ipss Curostes, &C., and contains as mucn ih'ef
.;os intelligence as six ordinary daily papers, consist
n. Of notices Of Mechanical and Scientific Improve
u.p,.. American and Foreign Inventions, scientnc hs-
az, on Mechanics. Chemistry, Architecture Curious
r.n.rmsu, Miscellany, Poetry, Instruction In various
A., and Trades, Hinis on the Farm, Building, &c.
~, TERMs-s2 year, ons haifin advance. sPsci-
mn eon,es promptly sent whenever desired.
.u,.u.rs should be addressed (post paid) TO MUM
!, 70 Publishers Of the Scientific American, New
=, OBJ, Dec. l-cfts
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o,sMAL SWAMP LAND COMPANY.

nlSMAL SWAMP LAND CUMPAN I.
TINE Dismal Swamp Laud Company, al their Anna
al Meeting, on tho 18Th November, declared divi-
d.nd 4" aud per cent, which is $00 on each quarter
share over and above six per cent interest.
The Company require that Stockholders should give
rrcsip,s for DIVIDENDS In their Record Book either per
,ansy or by airGrney The President q the Compahy
any person disposed 10 purchase quarter share OF
u, IN this Company, do so for s., SUI, IL mmed-
ala aapilc alton is made TO The suhscriber.
NV RIO. BUTLER, President
Dismal Swamp Land Company.
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TN the United States Court for the Eastern Dlsre. Of

TN The United States Court TOT The EdseIH DIstt OF
Virginia:
In the matter OF Bankruptcy Of George B. Taafeno
In pursuance of an order Of Court made on the 22nd
day OF March, i643 have again settled my account In
the matter Of bankruptcy Of George Taafrro, and
nav this day deposited In the Bank OF Virginia, To The
credit Of the Court In that cause the sum Of one hun
dred and seventy dollars and ffty-eght cents. be-
ing tho balance found due from me on the LIST day Of No
vember, le46. per the report Of the Commissioner In
Bankruptcy for the county Of Gloucester
Notice Is hereby gIvsn that, after ten days the Court
viii pass order for dividend and distribution OF The
snd sum Of one hundred and seventynne dollars and
fyeigh cents among the creditors Of the said George
a. Taiaferre WYNDHAM KEMP,
Nov s7-cit Assignee In Bankruptcy, &c.
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TN CHANCERY-vRorSiA: AT rules hold in the
1 Clerks Office Of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanccry for Buckingham county, on Monday, tho
5th day Of October, 1916.
Joseph T. Lyon, Plaintiff
against
John Pyle, Alex. Moseley, and John v. Crue,
Defendants.
The defendant, John Pyle having entered his nI'
pearance and given security according IL the act Of As
sebly and The rules Of this Court, and II appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he l. not an nhnbant Gf
this Common wealth. il Is ordered, that the said absent
defendant do appear at the rules 10 be holden for the
said Court on The first Monday In January next, and
answer the bill Of tho painti-and that copy OF this
order be forthwith newspaper pnbiis
cd In city OF Richmond for two months successive
~ and posted The front door OF the Courthouse Vi
this county. Copy-Trsts.
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TN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS AT Rules held in The
Clerks Office Of The superior Court of Chnncery, for
the Richmond Circuit, the 5th day Of October 1876:
Phiiip NJ Thompson, William NJ. Thompson, Julia
Thomson, George G. Thompon and the said Philip
Al. Thompson, Trustee for Isabella J. sully and her
children, fiailitins:
against
Edmund C. Goodwin and other defendants.
The defendant above named not having entered liir
and given srcmity according To thr Act Of
Assembly aud the Rules Of this Court, and II appearing
nv satisfactory evidence thai lie IL not uhabant Of
this Commonw eaiih IL IL ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear the rules he held for the said Court
ON the FIRST Monday la January next, and answer the
amended aud supple blu of the paintifs aud that
copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in some
papcr published in the City Of Richmond for two months
SUCCESSFULLY and posted at the front door OF tho Capitol
In the said City.
Copy. Tcste, T. ROBERTS, D. ok.
Oct, 6-cw5m
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IyFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL
$3.50

LEdc
r,BE alex are admitted into this Institution At the
/ following charges, payable for the first week In
advance
White patients - per week.
,,olor,d natients per week
These charges include Board, Medical attendance.
operations when required, nursing, medicines, and
every necessary service. -
separate apartments assigned 10 the different
classes Of patients Private rooms can be furnished al
an additional charge of s. per week. The Medical
Tho College, for prescribed periods In rotation. The
Sutxea are commitisd TO the Professor of Sur
se and me 70 the Professor Of
,,,on daily and 10 Of difcuIty. tho whole Col
Lee Faculty called in consultation, without additional
expense 10 The patient 80,
Gentlemen sending patents ifoin INC county, VIII
ps nes WNe,f S. MAUPIN. President
IyPALLlRLE REMEDY FOR AGUE AND
FEVER.-No Cure, no Pay!
nR PRICES AGCE AND FEVER PILLS are war
~ ranled 10 cure Ayue and Fever in FROM twenty 10
thirty hours, If directions are followed. Zen rus
have frequently permanently cured the worst cases IN
no issnce have thirty been known TO TAIL Iney are
prepared from simple vegetable medicines Each box
contains twenty Pills. Price 81 per box; or 81 per
eres, 10 keep supply hand AZ they may thus save
.rs, Doctors Bis The Pills can be pull up In neal
e. packages and sent by mail at letter postage. The
p,opsors In order TO prevent eounereits ane impoS
tt0h. are uctefmlHeQ nUt W Soto1hSh @eSAs
der, mus, b. attended with tho cash. post paid, and d.
reei.dio Dr. C. J. KENwORTHY & CO.,
Bank Street, Petersburg, Virginia.
NIB The money will DO returned In every case OF
failure. July oi-cu
JAMES NccONKY ISRAEL NJ. PARR.
JAMES M'CONkY s. CO,
Successors 10 Geo. W. 6iehardson & Co., and
Vim. McDonaid & Co.,
Grocers and Commission Merchants.
Ne,. 81 ASp SO, BowLY's WHAKy, BALTIMORE.
7 Met. & co. tender their services TO Merchants
- and Farmers generally, for the sale or puchas. Of
Grain, Cotton and other Produce.
nse IN
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TN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES AT Rules held in the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court OF Law
and Chaneery for Buckingham County, Monday, the
5ih day of October. 1896:
John J. Walker, Thomas II. Flood, and Willis P. Boz
COCK late partners under the style and firm Of J. ].
Walker & Co, Plaintiffs:
against
John Pyle, Defendant.
The defendant, John Pyle, not having entered his ap
peaance and given security according TO the ACT Of AZ
senby and thr Rules OF this Court and il appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not nhahant Of this
country Is ordered that the said absent defendant do
appear at the rules be holden for the said Court
the first Monday In January next and answer the bill of
the plaintiff and THAT copy oftlls order be forthwith In
serted In some newspaper Published in the City o Rich
mund for two months ssveiy, and posted nj The
front door ci The Court II, use Of this county.
A Cnpy. Tcsie,
Oct. aO-cw2m K. EIDRIDGE, c. C. :. Z.
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CDIrcATION

1 VIRGINIA LADY, ta member Of the Episcopal
~ Church, who has had some years' experience az a
Teacher wishes employment the ensuing year In pIi
s,e family, M goyernes Of small school Of chllien.
Terms moderate. Direct, post paid Lodore r 0 Anc-
la county Va WIN H. HARRISON.
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TN CilANCERY-VIRGIsIa AT Rules held IN the
Clerks Office of the Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chancery for Buckingham county, on Monday, the
5Ih day OF October, 1876:
John " Crute, flainiih:
against
John Pyle, Defendant
The defendant, John Pyle, not having entered hi. ap
pearanee and gwen security according 10 the act of As
semhly and the Rules nf This Court aud appearing by
satisfactory evidence that he is not lnhahitan Of ths
country, ordered that the said absent defendant do
appear al the rules holden for the said Court on
the first Monday in January EeIi and answer The bill Of
the plaintiff; and that copy of this order be forthwith
inserted IN newspaper published III tile CITY q
Richmond, for two months successfully, ami posted at
the front door of the Court House of this county.
A Copy. Tese,
Oct o0-cyom IT, ELpRIDGE, c. c. s. C.
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TN CHANcERY.-vRo,SIA:-A a Court held for
Meekienburg County, at the Courthouse thereof,
the 10Th day Of November, 1886:
Lewis Garner and Barbara his wife, Formerly Halo
way,l Samuel II. Holloway and Mary Ann Halloway.
against Plaintiffs:
Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his wife, formerly Hal
loway, iilman 1. Johnson nnd Priscilla HIS wife, for
merry Holloway, Robert Holloway, George u Wade
and Harriet his wife, Amanda ). Holloway and Znchn-
rah Holloway; and sarah Z. T. Holloway, James Hal
loway and Martha Halloway, infants, BY Richard b.
Rap!lst, their guardian nd litem, Defendants:
Iho defendants, Samuel Daniel and Elizabeth his
wife, Tilman Johnson aud Priscilla his wife, Robert
Holloway, George ID. Wade and Harriet his wife, Aman-
da & Holloway and Zachariah Holloway, not having
entered their appearance and gwen security, according
70 inc act Of Assembly and the rules of this Court and
II appearing from satisfactory evidence that they are
not inhabitants Of this Commonwealth, motion of
the PLAINTIFF by COUNSEL il is ordered that the said de-
PENDANTS do appear here the Sd Monday In February
next aud answer the plaintiffs BILL and that copy of
ihisorder be forthwith inserted in some newspaper pub
lished in the city Of Richmond town Of Petersburg
once In each week for eight weeks succes.vely and
posted at The front door OF the Court house ohs coun
~. Copy-Ttste,
Dec. 1-cwSw RICHD. B. BAPTIST, elk.
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law NOTICE

CHRvsrop.nL LAW NOTICE
~ practice Law =. SCOTT and ABNER A. sTITH
seorr 4 sr,1s :, 70 paitnership, under tho arm OF
South Arkansss IN ai The Courts u Law and Equity In
FEB i0--sly e"' "ashita county, Arkansas.
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IN Observation-Disclosures Al rules holden 10 the
Clerks Office ofthe Circuit Superior Court Of Law
and Chanc~ry for the County Of Charlotte the 9Th day
of October, 1886:
Lulrjohn McCargo Executor of William II. Chilli
cote, deceased, Plaintiff:
against
John W. F. Woodson. William 9. Woodson, Catha-
rne r. Woodson, Joseph Tanner and Eiinora g. his
wife. md other Defendants:
The defendants above named not having entered
their appearance according the act of Assembly and
the rules If this Court and appearing by satisfactory
evidence thar they are Inhabitants Of this Common
wealth. Is ordered that the said defendants appear
Of the said county, the rst day OF April term next
and enter eir appearance, and answer The plaintiff
hill, and that copy Of this order be inserted in some
aper published IL tho city Of Richmond for Two
M III. -nce--.:vey and posted at the front door of the
C,nr. rs. OF the SAID county A Cupy-Teste,
Or 2J-cw2m WlnSLOW ROBINSON, q. G.
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The Canal Commissioners of Pennsylvania
have agreed, that The volunteers composing the
Pennsylvania Regiment will be permiued 10 pass
over the Stale works. on their way 10 The place o
rendezvous, (Pittsburg,) free OF charge in pursu-
ance OF an act OF the General Assembly. of 25th
June, 1889. ~
In some Of the charters OF the Railroad Com.
panies of this country, especial provision is made
for the transportation of U. States troops Tree of
charge. Bot however this may be, we presume
that The various public companies in Virginia
will palriolically tender their works for The con-
veyance OF troops 10 The rendezvous, and, thence,
10 The Limits OF the Slate, on their way to The seat
Of war; Such course on their pan, while it
would be eminenly proper in itself, would be far
from detracing from the popularity or ultimate
benefit Of the companies
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AMELIA ACADEMY.

have in,oduced with marked success the system Of
de'pAine and demeri that charaeteTises the Virginia
Military Institute, al Lexington few vacancies sill
be hled at the Of $40 per month from the time Of
entrance I'll the lst Of Juy-payable In advance. For
ia,tner particulars, direct NJ above. w. n. II.
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TN CHESTERFIELD, ViReIsiA In Chesterfield
i County Court, October 10, isi6:
Augustus Z. Cogbin, and Mary G. his wife, late Mary
C. Archer, fian,ns:
against
George W. SnslIings, administrator Of Elizabeth e.
Archer deceased, Richard Henry Archer, Bolivar Ar
cher Lewis Owen and Fanny his wife. Alexander
Jones, Trustee, &C.. and John R. Archer, Defendants
This day came the plaintiff and flied their bill, and
The defendant, Richard Henry Archer not having en-
tered his appearance and given security according TO the
net OF Assembly md the Rules Of this Court, and itap
bearing by satisfactory evidence that he Is not M inha
bitan Of this country 1t IL ordered, that the snid de-
PENDANT do appear here III. first day Of January term
next and answer the bill Of The plaintiffs; end that
copy Of this order hs forthwith inserted In some news
paper published in the Gy Of Richmond, fortwo months
and posted at the front door Of the Court
house OF this county. Copy. Teste,
Oct l6-cwom w. w. T. COGBILI., D Z.
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The Charleston papers notice, with expressions
OF deep sorrow, The death Of the Hon. Henry
Deas late President OF The Slate Senate, and. in
The language OF The Mercury, 4 model OF
Southern gentleman. He filled many high Of.
fees oftIust with lailhtuness and ability
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We regret 10 see that Colonel F. H. Elmore of
Charleston has positively refused 10 lei his name
go before the South Carolina Legislature as a
candidate for U. S. Senator. HIS election would
be universally popular. Mr.. r. B. Rhelt, Gen.
Hammond and Judge Butler are spoken OF for
the high office. The Columbia correspondent Of
the Charleston News writes, that The opinion
seems to gather weigh! tina, Judge Butler will be
the man. though the friends OF the other aspiranis
still press their claims.