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Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-22
Fire, Life and Marine In>uranCe,
For any period oftime from l 10 5 gears

ID. TDurber s. y. C. Gash(II,
Agents for several Eastern Companies,
Are prepared to take risks on Life, or any class of
BUILDINGS, VESSELS, STEAM BOATS
THEIR CARGoEs,
Good, Wares and Merchandise generally,
MILLS AND FACTORIES OR ANY KINDS OF MA
cHINERY, will be insured on the
most favorable terms.
Satisfactory References will be given as to the
responsibility of any of the Companies which they
represent.
~ OFFICE Cd door north of Post Office.
Southport, March Is, lS49.
Southport telegraph. [volume] (Southport, W.T. [i.e. Kenosha, Wis.]) 1840-1850, 1849-06-22
Elijah STEELE
JOHN M. JONES.

Deputy Surveyor. Residence IN Brighton, two
miles west of Hall 81 Pratts, on the Burlington
road.
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DENTISTRY.

nR LOCKE would respectfully inform his
- friends and the public generally, that he is
aboutto leave Southport for the present. and hap
by to state to his old customers that Mr.. L. WHIT
MORE has resumed the practice of
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The Sumter Banner:
PgBLlSllED agERy WEDNESDAY MORNING, by
WlLIsiAM j. FRANCIS.
4 nj 81:

THO Dollars in advance, Two Dollars and
fllty-cents al the ex ,iration of six months, or
fnree, Dollars ut the end of the year.
Nopapar discontinued until ali arrearagcs
arc fMia, unless the option OF the Proprietor
acknowledgements inserted at IS cts. per
square, "a lines or less,) for the first and
half TINT sum for each subsequent insertion
ITlle number Of Insertions to be marked
on all advertisements or they will be publish
ell until ordered to be discontinued, and
charged accordingly.
LII One Dollar per square for single in
scrton Quarterly and Monthly ADVERTISE
inents will be charged the same as a single
Insertion, and seini-monthly tho same as new
ones.
All Obituary Notices exceeding six lines,
nnd Communications recommending Cand-
dates for public Offices or trus,--or putting
Exhibitions, will be charged as ADVERTISE
nients.
II All letters by mail must be paid 10 ir-
sure punctual attendance.
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Male and Female Teachers
w ANfh'HIHD

I, Tho Board Of Trustees OF the Bradford
Springs Female Institute will meet at Sum-
tcrvlle on Saturday the 24th November
next, for the purpose, electing PRINCIPAL,
MALE aud FEMALE ASSISTANT. two
FEMAi.E IF MUSIC TEACHERS and a BUR-
SAR for the ensuing year, commencing on
the LIST Monday in February, and closing the
last Friday in November following.
The PRINCIPAL, must beSg married gen.
tlellan, pi experience in teaching, competent
to instruct IN Natural and Moral Philosophy,
Chemistry, AEneralogy, Geology, Botany the
Latin and Greek cassics-whosc wife will
be required to have the entire superintendance
OF the conduct of the Young Ladies', when out
of the School Room. A salary, OF one thou
sand dollars, per annum is offered, with board
OF himself wife, and any children they nav
have under seven years ofage, free of charge.
The MALE ASSISTANT must be a zen.
tleman OF irreproachable, character compe-
tcnt to instruct i'll Algebra, Geometry, Plain
Ir'gonometry, Rhetoric, Logic, the Latin and
Greek classics. The Salary offered is Five
hundred dollars, per annun, and board fur
nished
The FEMALE ASSISTANT must be
competent t" instruct in Spelling, Reading,
Writing, 'ri,h.netic, English Grammar, Geo.
graphy and History. Salary Three hundred
and fifty dollars. per annum, with board.
Salary, Four hundred dollars per annum
with board, is offered for Lady competent TO
instruct in Musi.: on the Piano, and the French
.aanguagG.
a Salary, Of Four hundred dollars per All
mum with board, is offered for another Lady
competent 10 instruct in Music on the Piano,
and Guitar, and who understands drawing
and Painting in OIL and Water colors.
For a BuRSAR and his Lady, who will
be required to discharge each and every duty
pertaining TO that Office Salary oi, Five
hundred dollars, for twelve months common
cling lst OF January, is offered with board
OF themselves, and their children under Sc
ven years of age.
ADDRESS, pos: paid, D D. McI.AURIN,
Secretary SUMTERVILLE
HENRY d. GREEN, President
Oct. lst, 1910. 81 CT
IL Charleston Courier, and Southern
Christian Advocate will please Copy twice a
week until day of election, and forward their
hills TO tho Srcrc:orv
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BUILDING,

The Subscribers respectfully inform l,.ir fell
low citz"ns that they have associated them,
selves III business for The purpose of undertaking
nid -ESEcuTING contracts for Buildings nf any
description and carpenters work in general.
We have made such nrrnh tcunents as to enu
bic us 10 huild for our friends aud empuvrrs,
completing their work in every department.
putting them 10 10 Inconvenience Whatever:
merely hIv!ng 10 give Us an idea "f what de-
srrpl"n of building they ruquirc--in II reason
able time receive The keys aud fork over the
necdu.
We possess ample means Of furnishing tho
best Lumber, tricks, Snl;thwork. Points, L;nc.
etc, etc. Together with good wnrk,nrn aud
many Years experien AS practrral mcchuncs
we nra determined as far rs our humble sphere
extends TO wipe off the rcp-c chn;tachrd To lhe
noble old Sout! Cnrolin.--ad arolsc her Rip
Van Winkle s!umbers, aud leave California to
take care vi herself.
G. C.. JONES,
Aug. %. 1910. Al .,
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Charleston to NeW-YOrk,

llC Nhf'Al NAIL 6OUlE FROM
CHARLESTON, S. C,
LEAVING the Wharf at the foot of I.au-
rcns-st. daily at 3, p. m. after the arrival of
The Southern cars, via WILMINGTON and
WELDON, N. G. PETERSBURG, RICH
MOND, to WASHINGTON, BAlTI-
MORE, PHILADELPHIA and n. YORK.
The public is respectfully informed that
the steamers OF this line, from Charleston to
Wilmington, are in first rate condition, and
arc navigatcd by well known and experienced
commanders, and tho railroads are in lino or,
dor, thereby securing both safety and dispatch,
A THROUGH TICKET having already
been in operation will he continued OH and
after the first OF Oct. 1919, as a permanent ar
rangcmcnt from Charleston TO New York.
Passengers availng themselves thereof will
nave the option either to continue without
delay through the route or otherwise. to stop
at any OF tho intermediate points, renewing
their seats OH the limo to suit their convc-
ncncc BY this routc travellers may reach
New. York on the third day during business
hours. baggage VIII be tickcted on board
the Steamer to Weldon, as likewise on the
change of cars. at tho intermediate points
from thence to N. York Tt IA Tickets
$50 each, can alone he had froiu T., WINS
LOW, Agent of the Wilmington and Raleigh
X. X. Company, at the Office Of the Company
loot OF Lourens.street, TO whom please apply
For other Information inquire of
l.. G. DUNCAN,
At the American Hotel, Charleston s. C..
May 9, 40 ly
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G.. C.. JON ES,
Il. j. COGilLAN.
81,
Plantation for Sale,

The subscriber offers Tor sale his Pianta-
ton in Sumter District, Two miles south OF
Statesblrgh, consisting of tract Of seven
hundred and fifty acres (75O,) large portion
Oak and Hickory aud admirably adapted to
the cultivation OF cotton. There is an excel
lent Dwelling llousc-gool ont buildings
stable and bnrns--;lnd houses for the accom- .
nnod'tion OF forty or fifty negroes. The good
lands and decided health OF tho place combine
TO render it a desirable purchase.
q For terms apply TO
w. j. REEFS, Jr
Statesburgl, Sept 10, lS40 46 If
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Wanted to Hire 100 Hands,

70 work on the Rail Road; these hands
will be employed out in the Pine woods until
after frost, when they vii! be placed on the
side OF the River swamp, the work is all high
aud dry, and the hands will be supplied with
an abundance of wholesome food and drv
tents. Wages good, and paid in Cash month.
ly, or as the owner may prefer.
Enquire OF G. s. Mcllett on the work noar
! Manchester, or of the subscriber, in Sumter
vile. ID. b. McLAURIN.
). Aug. 90 1910. A3 II
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Land at Bradford Springs
TOR SALE.

Tho Subscriber offers his tract of land nj,
Bradford Springs consisting in all of BOG
Acres situated in North Eas;cr!y direction
from tho Institute on the pnbc road leading
from The Swimming Pens to Camden, alio;n
ing the lands of the Institute and Mr.. f. Brit
ton. On the premises are several very bold
Springs, (Snlphcr, calybrn,c and excellent
drinking waller springs) and from its com
manding position would form an eligible site
Tor hotel, as well rs private resi,lence.-
The salnbr'ty OF its climate is too well known
to need comment. And the land Tor planting
is MS gool II not superior In a majority around.
ALso-Thc adjoining tract lO5 acres, on
which is dwelling house and out buildings.
FERNS Low For further particulars enquire
OF G.. DgLORME,
or of BROWN, LEE g. CO.
Snmterville DUG, Is. 1910. i2 &c
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In Equity--Sumter District.
Matthew p. Mayes. CT. al.
VS.. BILL,

Will he sold AT Sum:cr Court House on
the the first Monday in November next, and
il not then sold viii be offered at each sub
scqucnt sale dav until sold, the following
lands y tract of one hundred and twon,y-
two acres situated near Alligator Branch
waters Of Rookie; Bluff, bounded by lands of
u. Rhodes, A. Chandler, and Estate of Daniel
Shaw and II. Shaw.
ALSO, seven negroes, property OF the de-
tcndant. The terms of sale are c; pur-
chaser paying for all papers.
by order of the Court
JOHN B. MILLER, C. f. s. D.
O.:t2 40 If
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Notice

Is hereby given, that application will be
made tolthe Legislature at its next session,
for n, sActeof Incorporation foI Harmony
Church. q. pLOWDEN.
st Aug2i, 1910. 43 3n
Bagging Rope and Irvine.
ln-t received alargo supply of BAGGING,
ROPE and fWINE For Sale hv
q. ]. 81 p, MOSES.
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Annual Fair
of tho South Carolina Imstitut,

Forthe Promotiony Arts, 1Iecl.anical Ingc.
ts nniy and Industry.
III The FIRST ANNUAL FAIR of III.
above Institute will tc held ii churl. sion, com
1ncncinS en 'frEsDAY 2Jlh November n.xt. and
continue cpen during the week
Specimens If ART, INGENUITY ME
CIldNICAL, SKlLLnml INDUSTRY Of cy,
cry description, is solicited for the Exhibition,
from all tho Southern States, and PREMIUMS :
WI be awarded to those presenting the best sJ,e-
rin,ens.
As this is the first effort made in the South.
ern States TO advance The Mechanic Arts, by
means of an Annual Fair similar 10 those
that have proved so beneficial 10 the Northern
Mechanics, the Board of Managers earnestly
solicit the evaporation ofnll who feel un in
forest III The prosperity OF the South, and ap-
peal TO every Mechanic, Manufacturer, and
all persons engaged lnptrsuits ofskill and in
3 dusiryo' whatever description, To send some
specimen ~ this Exhibition, and they hope
that every district in this State and of our
sister S'h.c will he represented at the Far.
Al those who intend sending articles for
exhibition, will please give notice to l.. NJ.
HATCH, Chairman Committee of Arranye-
mcn,s, at as early day as possible, and every
Specimen sent will he carefully attended TO
and returned after the Exhibition.
OFFICERS OF TIE INSTITUTE
{ WM, GREGG, President.
E{ HAl. klRkNNOOD, lst Vice President.
WM. NJ. l4hY'rON, ID Vice President.
r. G. JONES, Secretary.
II. s. GRlGGS, Treasurer pro tenn.
DIRECTORS.
Joseph Walker. CD. Carr.
GIN Reynolds, Jr. lid. Walker.
j. II. Taylor. T. J. porcher
u. W. Edger!on. D. n. M'lntosh.
w. q. Desaussure, &. y Richardson.
A. Nj. Hatch. VIM Lcbby.
Oct & 81 If
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Respectfully,
JAMES GAL SDEN.
To j. II. TREzvANT, Esq.
And Committee Of the Memphis
Convcntion.

COMPLAIN NOT Whatever he your
condltlon--mwardly or outwardly LET
not complaint fall from our lips.--r
You may be poor and be obliged to worl;
hard day by day; but this world is q
place of toll. Millions have to fed be.
fore you arc now at rest in the kingdom
above, Are you abused? So was the
Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1849-04-02

The scene was more beautiful fir q nv eve
Than if day in il prde had ARA, ed it,
The land breeze blew mild, ana the azure archd skv
1.ookl pure the Spirit that nadeit
The murmur soft, as | silently gaia
On the shadowy waves playful motion,
From the dim distant hl till the beacon-fre blaz'd,
Like star in the midst Of the ocean
No longer the joy of the sailor bows breast
Was heard in his wildly breath'd numbers,
The sea-bird had flown to her wave-girdled nest,
The fisherman sunk to hi~ sumhers.
One moment loold from the hills gentle slope,
All hushd was the biow : commotion,
And tho that the liz ht-house look d lovely as hope
That star on liia's tremulous ocean.
The timeis long past, and the scene is afar,
Yet, when my head rests on its pillow,
VIII memory sometimes rekiude the star
That blazed on the breast Of the billow
Inlie's closing hour, when the trembling eoul flies
And death stills the hearts last crotion,
Q then may the seraph ofmercy arise!
Like a star eternity's ocean.
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LIGHT LIGHTLY!

DHOSGENE Case ANIPHINE and ETHEREAL OIL
Il "a fresh supply just to hand-or sale By
Ian Its JOHN il. SEAY, Druggist
VIRGINIA At Ruleshoden in the Clerks Office Of the
Circuit superior Court of Law and Chancerv, the
Town Of .ynchhurg, on the 5th day Of Marrh 1919.
CALVIN Tate Alice Murre and Harriet Tate, Pits
against
Lucy Tate. Samuel Garland admor de bons Of Caleb
ait dec n Grief ae.m his right and as adminra
tor Of Edmund WI Tate decd, Claiborne Deson, Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann lis vie, Thomas Hoye and Pauna his
wife, Charles W. Deison Gustavus Deison and Augusta NJ
Dei<on. Def'ts.
The defendants Grief B. Tate, Claiborne Deson Thomas
Ash and Lucy Ann his wife Thomas tovle and Parlina his
vie, Charles W nelson, Gustavus Ieson and Augusta NJ
eIson not having entered their appearance and
ry according to the Act Of Assembly and the Rules of this
Court and appearing by satisfactory evidence that they
not inhabitants Of this 1t ordered, That the
said defendants do appear here the first day Of the next
term and answer the original and amended bill Of the Plain
uifs; and that copy Of this order be forthwith inserted in
some newspaper printed the of Lynchburg for
months succevey and posted the front door the court
house, in the said town.
A Copy-Teste,
March SWIM d. RODES, Clerk.
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RETURN TO PARIS,
Aspect and condition ofthe. Gil


FROM me Correspondent Of Tue ~ T. CoW s. Enquirer.
PARIS. FrR.I5.1S4q
priy ia t,i ,t N. II; II ,o, l i;
,;,in, snco laf !, siv ,,'h Iho Plnei
I'LL s,ra,a ,l,,,at ,,t ,, I- Il,;'
abs liz ,bi- rr,I. ~ =
Il AL of ~ t,rs ,rl i; ,hir da,b n lli III
breasts Of desperate fyhlrr4 Ike streets and houses
which left rdded ana turn BY the missiles If da,lruc-
ton have been repaired, aud now scarcely y4stj1e re-
mans whisper HE horrors Of the terrible davs Of
June. But snge score of the sufferers in that dread
ful tragedy Sill nner at the public h ,saals science
and death have done thp respective works and the bnoJ
If the tsurrecOn stains nothing now save tile memories
Of men.
HE trees Of liberty still Standing, but instead Of
waving with grren uliaoe and streaming with uauly
ri cuurs they are now dead and drv and Tie faded rs
thai pnn from the branches are all that i. left 10
shfoud their uakelness the caps If liberty no LONGER
crown lher sunms aud he liule pangs at Their feet
that used to enclose hvers pusv planted bv the hands
Of fair women who nndly dreamed Of the return #
golden age are now broken and npglected The roops
and the National Guards no lnuer march After he mar
sal strains olbe Wqse7ase and the Giropdos bt they
Keep step 10 The san iydisn airs of1he opera. The
once soul inspirinY sentiment J;b.yo Lgoj;fo Frajpy
mite has nt Isanneared from HI fronts II nnhlir hud
Inns Int it has ng since left the Inns if MT the hearts
If men 6nd tie M I'LL ci,r c,nvartaJ u Il ,ra,e II
to vast garrison nnes ana rnifr,o. strila tho owe
III everv eiIe evarv MIMI. hnI;nr i b,r-r,cI. anJ
avar, rntli, rr,,,J i y o,r,,. Tho I'D or,,aL "a,
IA InraIiIs ,yt,,a cbiIdr,n ,,ar ,,, j fI; 4; tb
bayd,v ,finnocanca and oI,a Isee now o,rord with
! ,n,, sirea,s II s,JI,.,., ,7ar,'-. 4 ,nIta ,,iar j
sudden in its rrr, III ~ ,, III >, eyor Snnr it wis
,an.o ont If Ne.,arn s;I Tha hrava Car,i,r,ac
b + 6, I.J II ,,.it .o,i, r;r - 49, ; 49,
il ij- a.,,,.,. /. I'LL Il, III, ,-,,i. rea .. ;,,1
I,I hr ~ II, 7 ,"- '''r Nv" '''.i'
,-a II i c r ii Pi,'eI III
k rG ,t; S 'euI '"1'u '.0'.'I
! I. I'LL lii II .'i'''l" = m
ID t W | INV ''u '"' i"' Nv" ieS'
- III" ~ iuN' '"c eFe" S'-!ro'eu y tIe'S"'' II
'"'i'' emmy "i'"' '',' Pio"u III 'lie coIiilT"ce
~ feSPFc q !hf cuhfy' as mi rs res"4e, ana men
a cauo''.9 u" al, aIlTo me ahd lot us dISSoiuHn
i'ePuocaish = "a rleHe Is ~ longer badge ot merit
OF passport 10 pnoHc favor; ana even kepubIcansin
oe teh'r"ldm enJyS PIT VeTy questionable conSdera
ION Inc iact OF having guided the councils or fought
the battles OF royalty IS no longer ban Of prescription ;
the country looking to ihrrs the authors of the laws
OF Sepemb r, as The premier Il not far distant ministry
and tie command Of its pine army. the largest and
best disciplined France has possessed f generation.
has entrusted to the same Buueaud who in April 1882
dealt such terrible havoc anono the Republicans in the
Clutry St. Merry aud who III r. brnarv 1913 meuaceI
the people with such coniumeIous defiance h ,ItroI
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IL Al, .I,,,
sunshine ne .''Sn,s =, 'i f2 .fiI'rV s+.
'nn.@ u "' " " ~ 1
~ '"e r''''cF Ne''""Ni'T' In ~ - "9
l,'.', 4 Y nj 'e1'N' ''" VITA IN ~ n
h;,' ';.P'',l>, uS 'aS'y nc 80 49, a.
,--, , " H' "' IN " -"' !,
rrer and .rt;. 49,, '""'
brs secure tbai- rraa a-, II; Multi MI
but II will he incacrI,rIy ,,, u;
| c,-nnronisa III III ,rra.t caT5ir,I 1,.; h.
new dvp,stv T, is hard IN 500 how a., - 5;,a. ,(
adverse -cI,i,,s can M hr,,,.,I, .h,,t h,- rt ~
and if k - IN harder to believe thar ;jorr , MIN
NJ ,nneaIed NJ IN orler ID attain ths pnd Civ1 v,ris
now an object Of General horror and resort viii Mt
ha made NJ lha svnrI exaaDt IN the very Inst xten
tv
IN one resnect Paris remains uncbarrcd ana II il 70 he
feared upcbangeabla FaIlnyn beneath lis 5lv surf e.
has mass black with ignorance slveterinr with IA
natcisn and aslernr with vc, reldy At any favorable
moment heave one mighty thrne and -hiver society in
to its original elements L would he rtelt m-aI, !,
supp Sc that anarchy after lis late tnrrhe but ahlrive
ef.rt collapsed int, nothinrnesS stiIl exSS contra
diced somewhat in material extent. but evenomeI with
Del in enser malignty The Socialists Still cutiuu, to
propagate their d1ctrines BY of the press and
sucatl1ns Most Of th- papers that like pisl film
gi pr duced in night of darkness and tempest sprung out
Of the bosom Of The revolaon have dslppaat-d lhr
struditr growth yet remlin. Ia Rupnhlque, Ia II
pubque Demucratique Dc Secile, ana In Peupla HE
first Of these founded the very day IF thr revolution
by the notorious Ihure II Is conducted wHhHte talent
and without system or guiding idea i kld Of r.
claS omnibus. the vehicle ofevey air'rl nS anu YAe
thing that cTazed heads or rotten hearts cIn genoa e.
ne second was established by Aedfu En ANY, y iA-
recgnzed organ OF the hlInagne Is editorial man
agenent dspaysa certain degree "l HltAt, ol III I0p
ration Is rare and It's dlaitctlri eXecranS = Nrt'L
because Charles md LOUIS Philippe we're nrt LnHt
II a. eno2zS - Just an1 Rnpa|AIefFe as ID" u~' I"t~
o. lrnth ana M chamM"ns 81 humanity: Ahl c'
me mnrlererS OF Gen Bfea' IA the presence Oh 'heT
Jno-fs !. ChFi~ arm '+nen y hlS he'Te'y "l'o7nc
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GR.lSS SEED
LACY s GARLAND
Saddle and Harness Mandatory.

prices that will fail give satisfaction Please call
OPPOSITE PETERS s SIIGLER, SQUARE n
BOT-E THE .ELlBKET-HOUSE, for the following ar
ticc-. you 1ra7f ttcnt chrnp:
Plain and Quilted Saddles,
Spanish do
Carriage. Buggy and C9rryiaai Harness,
W.lGON CART MD BO4T DO
Saddle Bags, Brides and Mlr gales Trunks, Whips,
Collars irth- and Webbing Stirrup Irons, Birdie Bits,
Spurs, Wagon, stage ana Halter Chains, and every article
usually found in such houses W. respectfully solicit por-
ton Of public patronage
HICKEY s ROBERTSON.
r "A r I " &
done with neanes5 and dispatch. Orders promptly attended
to. H. s r.
Feb S-2m
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PLASTER. S.7LI, Sc
IN TONS LUMP AND GROUND PLASTER,
~ $50 sacks sat,
tons country Bar Iron for sale by
March It's JOHN q. MCCTANAHAN
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..
T. S REY NOLDS s co. Leaksyiile, Rockingham co.
North Carolina also agents for the sale of the above Mil
Stones.
Feb l2-wts
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SUGAR. HgOLAssEs, &c.

80 \. 0. and P. R. Sugars,
) superior do
10 terces clarified do
; Z Pulveri'ed do
30 boxes Woo~cy & Woolsey's loaf sugar
10 barrels do
10 hhdS West India Molasses
Is barrels y. O. do "a superior article)
p bags prime Java CoHee-rccrvin@ and for ale low
by TINSLtY s TAYLOR.
March 15-6t
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BURG. MONDAY MORNING. APEesE. >. 1919.
THE LIGHT HOTSr

= -'AEr,N -.
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.ElIE stones.

.HaV SfONCS.
The Subscriber is prepared furnish any number OF Mill
Stones the very best quality at the shortest notice. at
his establishment Blacksburg, Montgomery county
He will also deliver them ynchburg any place where
hemay make sale, if preferred. Address
MCDANIEL s LEE. Lvnchburg-or
ISRAEL PRICE, Backsburg, Va.
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fTCCODKIE; g. SUBMISSION.

C,TIAWI.S, CLOAkS SAChS--A great ylrie
- t. oI ShaWl-. tin.ks au c'ls. the
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and recommended it to the fostering care
of the Legislature.
Mr. Memmiiger from the committee
of ways and mans, and Ihr. Ashmore
from the committee on claims, made re-
ports.
Mr. Simmons from the committee on
education, made report on the free
school system.
Mr.. Yancey from the committee onin-
ternal improvements, to whom was re-
ferred tho memorial of James Gadsden
and others to be allowed to construct
railroad tract from South Carolina Rail
road to Charleston Harbor, reported
bill for that purpose.
Also, from tho same committee, to
whom was referred bill authorizing the
construction of plank road from Cam
den to he North Carolina line, recon-
mend the bill do pass with some amend
ments.
Mr. Adams from the military commit
ttee made reports
Mr.. j. p. Reid offered a resolution APP
pointing Alexander Evans agent of the
State to execute titles on certain condi-
tions, TO some lots in Anderson district.
Mr.. Carew offered a resolution requi-
ring superintendent of Lunatic Asylum
to lay before the Hsuse information on
certain points.
Mr.. McAlily offered resolution to
make the bill and resolutions on the an
nexation of Charleston neck to the city,
the special order of the day tomorrow
evening at half past six o'clock.
The committee employed to count the
votes for Trustees ofSouth Carolina Col
lege, reported the result of the Alaction.
A resolution was introduced requiring
the Clerks of the Courts to subscribe for
copy OF the Gazettes published in their
respective districts
Ihe House proceeded to the general
orders, and shortly afterwards adjourned.