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entered the valley or Wcxtcrr---->--
been thousands Of occurrences, however,
which would be interesting, hut when
compared with grea, e"ents, appear 100
Insignificant to be noticed in Journal, or
even letter OF niue. hcrce shall leave
YOU together correct report and It'll details
of the late battles oflhe Valley, which |
know will 90 10 ne States by this mail. |
cannot lorhear mentioning The deaths Of
some of my near and dearest friends, Da
vid Adams, w. Il. Blocker and ". B.
Brooks. all of whom were as brothers 10
me, and who fell uobIy on the fields Of
Churubusco and Garitas, my best friend Of
the three, d. Adams was shot through tho
heart. while salIaully bearing our compa-
nys banner AT Ie head Of tho company.
lie fell by my side and expired in few
moments. ultcring. however, few Indis-
lnct words before the vital spark Na'', my
self was the only listener to these words,
and am proud that they bore testimony
of his oalanlrv, PARENTAL affection aud
! friendship towards me. This yon know
must have given me a considerable shock
aud increased my excitement, even II he
| had fallen alone, but. alas that was not
the case, for within three feet of him,
another OF my messma!cs and dear friends
had fallen, mortally wcun'led, and who, ]
then thought to be in the las: agonIes Of
death, this was w. b. Brooks who, when
turned TO him, exclaimed, Gary, | am
killed" lie spoke these words perfectly
cool, nor did he appear the least alarmed,
although. hc expected to be a dead man
in five minutes, and SO did |. and here |
eau assure his parents and friends that he
fell nobly while dscharsing his duties as
soldier in front of his company, 10 which
fact all that saw him can testify, was
close by his side, and must say that he
cvinced as much true bravery aud manly
courage outhis occasion rs the bravesl of
the brave could have done, noticed him
from the time the first gun was fired until
he received his deadly wnund. | am sure
never saw him appear more cool than
hc did, from the earliest hour of our ac-
quainlarce. Adams was equally is cool,
and Notwithstanding they both appeared so
cool, yet serious gloom east shadow
over their brow. and their looks beIokcned
deep and serious thoughts Of the approach.
ing and dreadful struggle, and now while
write, am almost ready To think they
both passed a preseulmenl that their ta'c
were cast. and that they were not TO ser,
vive he engagement.
"l cannot forhear mentioning Bio cker's
conduct TOO, on the field Of Churubusco,
which will plant lanrels over his grave that
can never withcr; the name OF Blocker
ought to be remembered as lons as there
is Tree man in America.
sin the morning at Contreras, took
occasion to notice him, together with my
other two friends. which nave mentioned,
and even amidst the roar and carnage Of
this fight, he appeared as cheerful and as
cool as on festival occasion. At Churu-
busco. Blocker, Adams, Brooks, and my
self, fought side by side, again took oc'
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jan,Iary2
GG!sEE29s.

IA LII Persons are cautioned against trading
"A for the three following Notes, us they
were in my purse when it was stocn-
One Nole on G. l.. IL f. Penn, for twenty
dollars. drawn 18th Feb. 1916, by G. l.. Penn.
One Note on Malachi Belts, for twenty nine
dollars. drawn by II. Buulware, GATED Deer
l5, 1915.
One Note on Mathew Brltis for twcnty.one
dollars tiSS cents, dated 7tIl Scplr. 1914, drawn
by l.. DcLoaCh.
The Purse was stolen some time in Jnly
1876. The Notes are all due. The signcrs Of
,i,cm are requested not TO pay them TO any per-
son but the subscriber.
B. J. RYAN.
January 81 4t %
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COLUMBIA, January 1913.

yHNIlE LEGISLATURE having arpropprrI,
a acd the sam Of FIVE THOUSAND
DOLLARS, 10 be applied, according TO The
discretion of the Executive FOR The immediate
wants Of the Orphaus and Widows nt ihusc oi
the Palmetto Regiment, who have died since
the commencement Of the Mexican war, and
those who have become disabled in the service.
in order that those for whom il s designed, may
receive this provision as fully and Us speedily
as practical. the following named persons arc
appointed Commissioners in the several DIS.
tricls which furnished the Companies that
composed the South Carolina Regiment, viz {:
Richiam-A. S. Johnson, john Bryce, E. j.
Arthur
Svmicr-Jamcs S. G.. Richardson, William
IlaynrSwn.th, NJ, Moses.
observation-disclosures SamunI, John Smart.
John e. West.
LanraStcr-J: II. Wi!hcrspnon, Thomas :.
Wright. John Adams.
ChcSier-Jo!nn Rosbnrongh, James llcmphlli
Major John Kennedy.
Fairfad-GcE. John Buchanan, David Nc
DuwaI, A. w. Youngc.
Ncmbfrry-John CarwyIe, Drayton Nance,
Col W. II. Harrington
ANrrdc-Thus 7. SpcIIin, Thos. Thomp.
son. Robert Wardlaw.
EdecfcM. N. l.. Griffin, Thonas G. Bacon,
Wm. =. Butler.
BarumcH-B. III. Brown, S. w. Trotti, A.,
P.:tlIIiclI.
CharlcstOn-B. G. Presley. Henry G'nrdin,
A. II Brown.
Al! those entitled to and in need Of 81 Ilarr
Of tins appropriation. are desired To make M.
mediate apple; ton Ia said Commissioners
who will please take The necessary means I"
make known their appointment, and Ilspnrp"se
to the citizens Of their respective Districts; ana
make returns to this Department, ol such appllI'
cations us they may receive, by The lSt March,
when the fund will be apporoncd, according
10 the demands upon it. In the mean time, II
there should he any cases depressing cmersen
cy the Commissioners will s'vc information as
10 them without delay,
Instructions more imdrlai will be Inrwanlcd
TO the Cummissnnrrs;and it is confident bye
peeled that lIlry will chcerInlIy Use aII due
cxcrriur,, That the relief provided ny the State,
may find its way /" the widows and orphans,
and wounded Of hcrpatrio'c sol'lIery.
DAVID JOHNSON.
Jan Il 52
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n NGEHEE.

YEIElE ndersigncd have been appoi nted by
"a. His Excclency the Governor, Oom
miltee for EdgeficId District, 10 receive appII'
cation for relief from the fund appropriated by
the State, "lor The immediate wants ct the Or
pIans aud Widows of those Of the Palmetto
Regiment who have died since the commence
ment Of the Mexican War, and of those who
have become disabled in llesservicc." We III
vite all those emitted to the relief, to make
known their cases to us as early as possible, Us
the Governor proposes by the lst March, TO dis
tribute the Fund Captains of Beat Companies
will do favor 10 us, 20 extend this notice al
their next Company muscrs
N. l.. GRIFFIN,
THOS. G.. BACON,
WM. p. BUTLER.
January 2G If
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Erecuted.-Three Of the negroes con-
demned for the murder of Mr.. Leonard
Wideman, were executed on Friday last.
The fourth is still in the Jail at this place
and we learn has been granted new tri
al. One Of the three executed, confessed
TO having murdered his former master Mr..
Ramsey-thal himself aud two brothers
killed him and placed under the limb of Il
tree Until his confession it was the gene
raj opinion that Mr.. Ramsey was killed by
the tree falIing upon him, and such was
the Verdict of The Jury Of inquest held
over his boly.
1t is something remarkable that murder
cannot be concealed it seems to he crime
so black in the sight of .hcaven that the
guilty conscience cannot rest until it is
made known.-AJJcuMe Blnner, 18Th
inSt.
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RO BER TS'
CHEAP CASH S.EOH9E!
" r. EEs e. Cd % ED s..

EDIRD EYE DIAPER and Irish Linens,
E b Cotton Flannel at l2i cents yard,
Turpentine Soap at l2i cents i bar,
Small sized Carron Pots and Ovens.
Collins best Axcs,
Misses Leghon Bonncts at 50 50 each,
Misses split Straw Bnmets at 81 90 each,
Steel Bag Clasps and Tassells,
Steel Beads No. s,
Black Alpacas at % cents yard,
Rabbit Pincushinns at % cents each.
Philadelphia Nails CT cents appund,
Half gallon Pickles,
Soda Bscuit at l2i cents pound,
New Starch l2! cenis pound,
Ginger AMI Pepper IL cents pound togGtn'
er with large stock Of DRUGS aud MED
lCINES, for sale by
r. S. ROBERTS.
r. S. ROBERTS having praclIsed tor s"mo
yeats as n Physician gives advice without any
charge when selling Medicines.
January 26 If
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The French Sieamer--Prcbable Dis
treSs.-The French steamer Uuon sailed
from Hare on the 9Th Of November and
has now been 3l>days at sea. The New
York Sun supposcs that this steamer has
run out of coal as they took in but an Is
days stock and it suggests that Our gov
eramcn, send couple u! revenue cruisers
one from Boston, and another from New.
Tur!: to come to her aid, as she may be
al this moment, knocking about our coast,
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
ED.,EFIEI.D DISTRICT.

STATE OF SOUIH CAEOLlNA
EDGEFIELD DISTRICT.
IN TIE COURT OF ORDINARY.
10y JOHN HILL, Esq, Ordinary Of
Ed Edgeicld District
Whereas Charles NickeTsCn, hath ap-
piled to ne for Letters of Administration.
on all aud singular the goods and chaltels'
rights aud credits Of Pleasant Burnett, Jr.
late of the District, aforesaid, deceased.
These arc, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all aud singular. the kindred aud cred
ilors ofthe said deceased, 10 he and appear
before me, al our next Ordinary's Court
for The said District, 10 be holden al Edge
field Courl House, on the 7th day Of Feb
ruary next, to show cause. il any, why
the said administration should not be
granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this ths
25lh day OF January, in the year OF our
Lord one thousand eight hundred and
forty EIGHT, and in the I'D year OF Amer
can Independence:
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Roberts Cheap Cash Store
n1r,IIL II u u ~. IIrc,<f, L, L, ,1L,IL II y
Jan 81

Roberts Cheap Cash Store.
NEW GOODS-JUST RECEIFED.
UTNDERWnOD'S fresh Salmon in two
" pound boxes,
Sardines in boxes. fresh supply,
Finest Olive Oil for table uSc,
New Goshen Cheese. fresh supply, 10cents,
Best new Cheese at p! cents pound,
Marbles for children,
Figs, Almonds, Ralsins, Grapes, Prunes, Cur.
rants.
Ctron and other Fruits,
Cloth and Hat Brushes,
Fine Record Ink at 25 cents bottle.
Fine new Dress and Furniture Calico, 6! 10
Isl cents yard.
Northern Homcspnn G1 to 124 cen!s yard,
Fine Canton Flannel al 12i cents yard,
Cotton Drill at I2i cents yard,
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S g:ayCG

ENRON the subscriber about the Christmas
b holidays, Il dark hay HORSE, about III
hands high, 6 years old, some white hairs on
;!,c wc,hcrs, AMI the fore top cut Oft short. No
other marks recuIected. Any person nkilig
I'M said Horse, will be suitably rewarded. by
notifying MIR. G. w. Jones, near the Pine
House, in EdscIirld District.
WILLIAM HICKS,
Barnwcll c. II. ). G..
ioutIary 81 81 oS
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Sheriff. Safe.

BY virtue ofsundry writs Of Fier Fa-
cias, TO me directed, will pruceed to sell
at Edgefeld Court House, on the first
Monday aud Tuesday following,in febru'
ary next. the following property, in the
following named cases, 10 VII:
w. w. Geiscr vs. Rudolph Garter, and
Elizabeth Carter, N, X. Butler s. Co.,
and others, VS. The same, Two negro men
slaves. by the name of Bob and Jack, also
five head of mules. one small wagon aud
gear, the property Of The defendant Rl'
dol ph Carter.
Levi IRusIr, and Lewis Bush VS. William
Bush, and others, two negro slaves, by The
name of Alsey aud Amanda, the property
Of defendant William Bush.
William MUbIey, and others, vs. John
Smelly, o1e horse.
Terms of Sale Cash.
Fl. BOULWARE, S. < D.
jan 81 st L
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fnnum, payable in half yearly instalments in
advance. A bond with approved security re.
qured, for the payments as they become due.
The pamphlet belHre us. contains the Report
signed by the Chaitman, Francis Licbcr, 10 the
Board Of Regents. the Report ofthc Physician,
Daniel H. TreZvant, to the Regents. and the
Report Of the Superintendent and resident
Physician, John W. Parker 10 the Regents.
The Rev. E. B. Holt, oliicialcs as Chaplain,
and Miss Wight, as Matron. Besides these,
there are various keepers and attendants. of
ample qualifications, to attend to the patients.
There are now in the Asylum. scvcnty.ionr
patients. of whom forty are males, 3 ieml
fory.six paupers and twenty eight pay patients.
We learn from the Report, that the Asylum Is
N good condition. aud that the situation oi the
patients is as comfortable, as circumstances
will admit. There can be no doubt, that the
kindcst treatment aud the best attention are
constantly extended To them. OF this: every
one must feel convinced. who will visit thi s
Asylum. Drs. Lieber and TreZvant, suggest
still further improvements olsrcht Importance,
many Of which, if practicable, m'y be carried
out. We have been greatly interested in read,
Ing this very satisfactory Report, and desire
that those gentlemen who llavc the particular
charge of the insane or idiot poor in the several
Districts. would pay strict heed to the advice
Of the Regents, in sending their unfortunate
patients 10 the Asylum, as soon us possible
We may at Il future tine, make some extracts
from the Report.
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SHERIFF's SALE.
january 2G

DY virtue of sundfy writs of Ficri Fa.
I'D cias, 10 me directed, / will proceed
to sell at Edseficd Court douse, on the
first Monday and Tuesday following, in
February next, the following property, in
the following cases, viz:
Bennett Ferry VS. B. +. CorIey; Arthur
Dozier, and others, sevcraIly, vs. the srme,
three negro slaves. by name, Ann, Charity.
and Ell, two mares, an one mule. =.
J. S. & ID. c. Smyley VS. liurton Fri,
day, Alien & Smyley VS. The same, one
negro girl slave by name Enmcr.
William S. Smyley VS. Startling ScnlelI'
three head of horses.
Charles J. Glover, and others, VS. Star.
ling Turner, one sorrc slalIion horse.
J. NJ. Blocker Us George Christian, one
Buggy and Harness.
Wade Culbrcalh VS. NJ. D. Green, one
black horse.
w. w. Geiscr vs. Rudolph Garter, and
Elizabeth Garter, n. X. Butler & Co.,
and others, sevcrally, vs. lhe same, one
negro man slave by nane Dick, the pro.
perty # the defendant Rudolph Carer.
n. Is. Butler s. Co. VS. Elizabeth Car
ter. and Rudolph Carter, George Parolt,
and others. severaIly, VS. the same four
negro slaves to wit; Mariah, Stephen,
Ned and Agsy, the property Of the de-
fcndant Elizabeth Carter,
Terms Cash.
II. BOULWAEE S. f. D.
Jan 81 3t So
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Notice.

MJOT!CE is hereby given, TO all persons
q indebted 10 me, either by note or account
that will keep them i'll my hands until the iotl'
of February next, and after that they Will be
uIaccd IN the hands Of au Attorney for '"lmc'
diaic collection. "
,,rr,rvoI 2t -
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Death Of Captain Stcreste.-We regret
to learn the death of this gentleman. lie
died in Lancaster on Friday last, after an
illness of several months. Capt. S. re-
luctanlly returned from Mexico las, sum-
mer. much reduced by sickness, and has
since been lingering under The fatal disease
which terminated his existence. Camden
Journal. 18Th inst.
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TO all aytoDs az MeMy cOs'-
GNl.kA

a Ii. those indebted to The old firm of Pres
"A ley and Bryan, are hereby notified, that
after Sale Day in February 1913. their NoleS
and Accounts due them will he put IN the
hands Of proper officers for collection we hope.
I'll may avail themselves the opportunity oi
saving cost. =. Is. pkESLEf'
l.. G. BRYAN.
InnOn Az
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REMOVAL.
EEsYE. METCEa.E.W s. co.,

HAMBURG, S. G.
WEAVE remove uheir stock Of Dry Goods
e e TO the Store under the American Holel,'
Qatc lluhbard's, where it is their purpose To-
keep i (nll assortment Of
American. French and English
ID EsY q d Cd I'D =.
We would take This opportunity TO return our
thanks to our numerous friends for the very
liberal patronage bestowed on us for the last six
vcals, aud would solicit Il continuance of their
Invors.
We wonld also invite all persons buying Dry
Goods in Hamburg, who are not already on
unr large list Of subscribers 10 gire us trial.
Our stock will consist ufa much larger and
mnre general assortment than we have hereto
fore kept. We shall also coninne tokeep our
usual assortment Of C;rpe,ins, Oil Cloth, Floor
Mating, Bonncls, and Ladies and Chldrens
Shoes.
N. B.-Just received full assortment of all
Numbers Of genuine
Dwsch Boiling Cloths,
which together with all articles in our line will
he sold as low us they can be procured in Tam"
burg or Augusta.
.WM. KETCHAM& & co.
Hamburg, S. G. Aug. I'll II 2G
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Fire !-Wo regret 'n learn that the
house of our friend II. A. Meetze, Esq. at
Lexington Court House, was discovered 10
on fire about | / O'Clock on Tuesday even.
ing last. A crowd soon assembled, and
thinking that Inc flames had progressed 100
far 10 save tie house. rushed in and COM
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% We a, indebted to the Hon. John e.
Calhoun. foa copy Of his Speech on his Res
olu,ions in ference to the war w,'h MEXICO
md 10 the ton A. P. Butler, and the Hon. A.
Bmt Cor y,ious public ocumenls.
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GDe DDerttssr
EDG]!flELD G.. II.
WEDSEsD!I JANUARY 26, loF'

D In consJ Hence Of another change in
the departure the Mails, we have changed
the time of prIication to Wednesday.
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~ We are indebted to the Kindness Of DR..
M. Laborde, for copy the Report of tho
Regents of the Luna,ic Asylum, to tn: L@siSla-
trre of South Carolina, November 1871" The
following gentlemen are Officers of the inslItu-
ton. A. Wallace, Esqr., Z. II. Con lwyn, NJ.
D., John Fisher, VI. D., WIN. H. Ellct, VI. d ,
Francis Lieber, L. L. D., John Bryce, Esp.
Rev. p. J. Shand Maximilian labordc, VI. D.,
Boa,d Of Regents. Requisites for admission.
A certificate from Two physicians and 4 magis-
tra,c ,ha, the applicant is insane, an cpileptic,
or an IDIOT A concise history oe the case, and
the medical treatment, they have been snbJcct'
ed 10. The rates vary from $3.50 to $3.50 per
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NJ, We have on our table the first rlrber
for lSlS, orthe Southern Crilliva,nr. puhlsi'c"
nv the Messrs. Jones. at Augusta, Geo. l; Is
edited by Daniel Lee. This excellent lerloI'
;cal is ,epcte with god matter, AMI well
deserves extensive pltronage.
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NOTICE..

7EYIIE estate Of james Robertson, deceased
q bring derelIct, shall proceed 10 sell AT
the late residence of said deceased, on Wchncs'
dav the ninth day of February next, all the per
sona property Of said estate, on credit of six
months, with note and Two approved securities.
the properly moi changed until the terms of sale
are complied with. aud il resnld, the next day,
AT the former purchasers risk.
JOHN HILL, o. F.. ID.
annarY II y ~
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1tce.inIefthe Sous Of Tsmpere"es.-o" FRI
day eyc4,g the 2ls, inst, the Washington Dr.
vision j. I, Of the Sons Of Temperance, as
sembleI I'm the Methodist Churc': at this place.
This sb fy met on 'hss occasion, for the par
pose areceving copy Of the Bible the g''t
or,lEiL,dies Of this place. The meeting was
opes! by an appropriate Song, and then Pray
IN the Rev. Mr.. Wigh;man. The Key
5m. B. Johnson, delivered short and eS'
1t Address 81 b,hlli Of the LaicS, and
cn,ed beautiful copy of the Holy Scrip
to the Order. twas received by W. w.
ans, Esqr., whoresponded very happily on
part ef t the sesjstEss Tx speSsssssr sss !q his
.ddress. spoke Of the origin and progfesss, s,,1 o.
he order Of the Sons of Temperance, and
a y cit with much force upon the great benefits
/ has conferred upon society at large. He VIM
GS5licatedTtfom allunjust suspicious which m'""
$'a,,ach toit in the minds Of some, and s'
p~sey,s real object was Tor the good of :''H"
-
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u Tie friends of PETER QUATFLE-
BUN. Esqr.. annoruce him as Il candidate for
the Office of Clerk of tie Court Of Common
Pleas, of this District, al the cTsning election
Ilnuary ii If %
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Colonel ofMc Palmetto Rcgimcnt.-We pub
,1ishcd recently, an account of the election o.
Lieutenant James Can,ey, over Lieutenant
Colonel GLADDEN., in the South Carolina Reg"
ment, in Mexico We have seen It stated mat
Lieutenant Cantey has declined the appoint
ment.
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.NO1ice.
Removed.

RkF7IEOCCfEs
Eh ABBEY woud respectfully inform his
-EDs friends and patrons thai he has remov--
ed IIis HARNESS and SADDLERY SHOP.
to the house lately occupied by Mr.. Fields as a
Bakery. opposite C. II. Goodman's Bar room.
january It SO
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Ne,o Papcr.-We have on orr exchange list
the ,ri.weekly Republic, a Wing Journal, pub.
,ishcd in Augusta, Geo. Its edited by J1mes
M. Smylhe, Esqr and is conducted with ability
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Hnilea States, and now mum.

ls8ftS<<ef61fYJ uleu StaleS, anu INV ''"
* }| sss hundred thousand persons.
6 4 ~ in one of the Northern States, IN
8& first was composed of about ID
persons Mas now among its members, men
/, ereyervsSX and profession in our county.
On the az lon above ,aeasjsnsd, t''e officers
and otl,sT s5inberS, dccked with their reSA!Ia'
saT ii1siS k.hresen,ed 4 very imposing appear
apce. js4verv large assemblage of ladies and
Co,,fHan attended, and all seemed pleased
witTo.speclasle. ~, the close Of the address
n Gnedic,ion was pronounced by DR. Johnson
cId the company dispersed.
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NJ We are indebted to Dr.. NJ laborde, Tor
n Catalogue of the Trustees, Faculty and
Students Of the South Carolina College. Jan"-
ury, 1918. We published last week some ac
count of the College, and we now publish The
following items in addition. In consequence
orthe large number of Students, 22l, the Col
legc buildings were not found sufficient for
their accommodation. An appropriation WAS
made by the last Legislature for allllionaI
buildings, which will be ready by the next seS'
sion.
The stated expenses of the College term,
consisting Of nine months, paid quarterly, IN ad'
vance. exclusive Of books, clothes, rcnin, 'rn
turc, and travelling expenses. are about Sl9l
Allowing about $50, for cxrraexprnscs, sou,
with economy, would be sufficient for one term i.
We do not include in this estimate, the items
above mentioned.