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.he iost ones. have spent; my last dollar,
and now, worn out by fatigue and anxiety, am
looking anxiously for death, believing we
shall meet in calmer, happier clime-and
the loved and lest here will be known there"
Your life has indeed been one of deep
sorrow, but God watches over all, and may
your last days be peaceful" said the pastor,
IN voice of deep emotion; then after a
short silence, added: I" 1t must be many years
since you sailed for India, as you seem quite
aged. Will you please give us your name ?'
Hardship and sorrow have made me prema-
turely old. was but thirty when left my
native land, and that is twenty years
this month. My name is Henry Strong"
There was Wild piercing shrek, and she,
who had stood within the hall listening SO in
tently, sprung forward, exclaiming:
1t is my longlost Henry-my husband !"
and she fell fainting at the old mans feet.
The pastor and his wife raising the insensi-
BILE woman carried her into the cottage, the
old man following like one walking in his
sleep. "The sea has given up its dead,
murmured the woman, as consciousness was
returning, and then fixing her eyes upon the
old man, she stretched out her hands toward
him, saying:
+" ain the wife you have so long sought"
l thought you were near me, and wakencd to
find it all dream. Oh, do not leave me
again, for [ am dying" said the old man,
knceling by her side.
Henry, it is no dream you arc here with
your wife and child :"
see it all now-and this is our Ellen ?"
he said, pressing one hand to his brow, as he
wound the other around the pastors boy. who
had come to his side for he was so bcwildcrcd
that he thought not of the years that had
passed since he left his home
am your Ellen, and this is my little
Henry, your grandson )" said the pastors
wife, as she rcvercntly kissed his furrowcd
brow; but we will not linger upon that touch
ing scene
The vessel in which Henry Strong had
sailed, not being heard from, it was supposed
that all on board pcrishcd, and after years of
anxious waiting, Mrs. Strong accepted the in
vtation of her brother to make his house her
home. She remained with him until five years
previous to the commencement of this sketch
when her daughter marrying young clergy.
man in ncjghboring village, she went to re-
side with them
The old man was content, even happy, now
that he had found his wife and child no
longer homcless--no more wandcrings for him
and so great was the change that for some
days it seemed half like dream.
Slowly, but gradually, health returned and
now, IN serene old age, he sits in that quiet
parsonage, and us he looks upon his wife and
children and the smiling group of little ones
he repeats rcvcrcntly, The lost are found"
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NSHsnaICAL CARHS!

DR. @. II. SYSIMES having compfo *peS
4 Collegiate course, offers his Professfss
services TO his friends and the public generally.
will be prompt in his attention to his patrons.
His Office will be found with DIR. Nj. l.. SHARPE
in the brick building adjoining Store of late L.
b. Benson & Son.
Pendleton, May IL. 1860 Al IF
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Mutual Forbleallr,aIl'nl1iolIel,l., ear, ! noe

The kiudest and the ehappiestt pair
Will find occasion TO forbear.
And something, every day they live,
TO pity and perhaps forgive.
But il infrmities that fall
In common to the lot of ALL
A blemish, or sense impaired
Are crimes 80 little to be spared.
Then farewell all that must create
che comfort of the welded state;
Instead of harmony, tits jar,
And tumult ond intestine war.
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49," 30, nern State, for the purpose men
toned in your letter, raise your troops at home
and present them to the sons of the South as
food for gunpowdcr." We have other and
'ctter uses for Virginians"
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Notice.

A Ii PERSONS interested in the Estate of John
n Couch, deceased, especially the heirs-at.law of
Ellender Baker deceased, Formerly Couch) are
hereby notified to come forward and receive their
iisifibutive shares in said Estate; otherwise, we
shall refuse to pay interest on said shares any
longer
MARY A. COUCH, Admi'x.
R0B'T. COUCH, Admir-.
Sept 6 1860 3m
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Notice

hereby given that application will be made to
L the Commissioners of Roads at their next meet
ing, to open road from tho Bridge to be built
near Sloan's Ferry to the Wallnlla Road. near the
eleven mile post, and also to connect the same with
the 0conee Station Road.
October ' $50 12 I'd
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Our Repregentatlyes in Cnnerass

The President has repeatedly expressed him
sell as opposed to the secession movement
lie believes that before revolutionary measures
are rcsorted to, eyerv legal and constitutional
remedy ought to be exhausted
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Notice.

Ii persons indebted to the Estate of William
II Boggs, deceased are required to make payment
by the seventh day of December next and those
having demands against said Estate must present
them by that day. a final settlement of said Es-
tate will be made before the Ordinary at p:ckcns
c. H., at that time.
c.. NJ. LAY, 49,,
G.. w. B. BOGGS, A0u' ls'
0cober 1900 10 q
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The Rev. Robert Hall, Disguised by the
cgotism and conceit of preacher, who, with
mixture of selfcompaceacy and impudence,
challenged his admiration of sermon, was
provoked to say, Yes, there was one very
iino passage of your discourse, sir" "I am
reloiced to hear you say so--which was it ?"
Why sir, it was the passage from the pull
pit into the vcstry p
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-01

10 PREVENT SHIPPERS IN HAMs.-Tn a
communication to the Cotton Plantcr, Mr.. w.
Melville says:
" "Therc is, according to my experience,
nothing easier than to avoid the skipper and
all worms and bugs that usually infest and
often destroy so much bacon. 1t is simply to
keep your smoke house dark, and the moth
that deposits the egg will never enter it. For
the past twenty-five years have attended to
this, and never have had my bacon troubled
with any insect. have now hanging in my
smoke house hams one, two and three years
old, and the Oldest are as free from insects as
when first hung up. am not aware of other
causes for the exemption of 10y bacon from
insects, but simply the fact that my smoke
house is always kept dark Before adopting
this plan, had tried many experiments, but
always either without success or with injury
to the flavor of my bacon. | smoke with
green hickory; this is important, as the flavor
of bacon is often utterly destroyed by smok-
ing it with improper wood"
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-01

QUEEN VIcToRIA's PRUDENCE The Lon
don correspondent Of tue New York Sun
says:
=" l was told the other day, an anccdotc of
the Queen, which illustrates her good sense
and real desire to promote the welfare of her
subjects. She had agreed to have her pho
tograph taken for the qualification of such of
her subjects as might desire to possess the
countcrf,it prcscntiment of their ruler
:" She presented herself in plain black
silk without particle of ornament. The
photographer venturcd to suggest that she
should send for some jewels No. said the
Queen, this photograph is to 90 among my
people, and | wish to do all in my power to
discourage extravaganza 1t is such little
anecdotes as these that have secured the
Queena high place in the regard of the peo.
pie L have everywhere heard her spoken of
with affcctionote respect"
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N E w Law FIRM.

KEITH & WILKES.
q u U OR MGW 8 a T q. a W.,
'HliE undersigned having formed q copartnership
under tho name and style of KEiTfi 4 WILKES.
and will attend promptly to all business entrusted
to them for the Districts Of Abbeville, Anderson,
Pickens. Greenyille, Spartanhurg and Iauscns.f
MIR. Keith will practice in the Equity Courts In
those Districts. % ne ~ y Gi'N
Thoir Office is at No. 8, Brick Range Anderson
G.. H., s. c. 10 ets go
t. NJ. KsiTa, w.aggs H. wnrps
alng IA. 1850 1v
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-

IN EoUiTy-PlcGESs.
W. 5. L. p. Williams
VS. Petition for Ral;oc e.
Geo. w. Mckinney. ct ais
I appearing to my satisfaction that GEORGE w
Mckinney one of the defendants in this cnse
resides without the limits of this State On mo.
tion of Norton. pro pct: 1t is ordered that the
said absent defendant do appear in this Court and
Plead answer or demur to the petition filed in
this case, within three months from the aIoio
hereof or it will he taken pro comfesso MS to him
ROB'T y. THOMPSON. o.Er.p.
wv. ~. iobu IL 8m
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MEETING IN ArHENs.--We have received
a copy of the Athcrs Banney E.etya, con.
tanning the proceedings of large meeting in
Athens, on Saturday. Hon. Wilson Lump
kin was chosen President Addresses were
made by p. II. Moore, Esq, Rev. DIR. Hoyt,
Rev. j. w. Hinton, and T. II. r. Cobb, ESQ.
Mr. Cobb spoke for two hours, and enchaned
the attention of every man in the crowded
assembly, urging immediate separation by
Gecrgia as necessary to her interests, her
honor, her safety, aud as preventative of
civil war, aud the great measure of peace and
dcliverance
The resolutions recommended the calling
of Convention, and the earnest invitation
OF all the Southern States to uuits in forming
a consederacy on the basis of our present
Constitution. They were adopted unani-
mously
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GREENVlLLE MARBLE YARD.

'BNllE subscriber has an hand and is constant
IL ly receiving large and varied assortment of
., American and Italian Marble,
To which he would call the attention of those in
want of a suitable Monument to pat;kr I6e Inc esot-
where rePoSe tlliie rt1inS 0f their denarted rel
ativcs and friends. Carving and lettering of
all kinds neatly and promptly executed.
BSS"Particular attention paid to orders bv mail
JAMES NJ. ALLEN.
Greenyllc G. H., S. O.. Feb o. 3l-tf
=, N; B' lie refers to D G WeStichl. Cover. Cox,
Markly & Co. DR.. NJ Earle, w III Watson
ESQ. Col D IIoke II Mckay. ESQ.
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LOOK OUT FOR TIE RAsCAL.-Wc C by
the last Lancaster Ledger, that the citizens of
that District are after one Robert r.. Thomp
son, who on several occasions, in the presence
OF both white persons and negroes, uttered the
most scdtious language, proclaming himself
an aboltienist, and using efforts to stir mp in
surrection and rebellion, for which they desire
his arrest, that they may bring him to sum
mary trial and condgn punishment. The
SAID hobert X. Thompson is thus described:
The said Robert II. Thompson is man
about 35 years of age, has sandy hair and blue
eyes and is somewhat efTeminatc in his an.
pearance; his height is about $ feet 6 or
inches. Is an intcmperato man, and quite
talkatlve when drinking. His complexion is
light, countcnancc rather downcast when
talked TO- lie is now supposed to be lurking
somewhere in North Carolina in the neighbor.
hood of Beattie's Ford, on the Catawba River.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Petition for fina3 settle.
nent.

-
James m"s'r'' Admir- Petition for final settle.
Edward Rogers, etal mon'.
L appearing 10 iiiy $a,:sfantion that Temperance
L McWhorter. John McWhorer. Hugh Rogers.
Prudence brennan, Elender Robinson On tho heirs
Mt law of John Rogers deceased, (nanles and num-
Der unlnown) defendants in this Ase reside with
out the limits of this State; 1t is ordered there
fore that the said absent defendants do appear in
the Court of Ordinary. TO be holden at Pickens G.
H., OIL Friday the Sth day of February next to slcw
cause. if any they can, why final settlement of
the Estate OF james Rogers, senior, deceased
should not be made oil that day, and decree had
thereon; also, to render their advancements, and
receive their distributiyc shares in said Estate.
w. Il. IIOI.COMDE, ord.
uIhlnarys Othce Oct %, 1860 3m
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
IL OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
IL. "A. Thompson, C.E.r.D, Admir- ! p.,,,.
Martha J. Miller, et al. Partition.
L appearing to my satisfaction that Martha j.
L Miller and Laura f. Miller defendants in this
case. reside without the limits of this State IL il
ordered therefore, that the said absent parties do
appear in the Court Of Ordinary to be held Mt Pick
u's ii, on Monday the 10Th day of December
next, and object to the partition sale of the Real
Esnte OF Robert l.. Miller, deceased or their con-
sent to the same will be oncrcG of record.
w. y. HOLC0MBE, o.r.D
Ordinary's Office. Sept. 8, 1860 3m
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III
.,y in any
&c arranged it more
g. .ny corpse present to the
Humbolt Institute for the advancement of sci
cnce. My stomach must give wonderful
picture, and should myself like to have one
look at it. have declared that do not wish
for the ceremonies of funeral, which have
always been laughable to me, ever since
have been capable of exercising the use Of
reason.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1860-12-01

INTERESTING FAcT.--Tho French Gov.
ernment, which, by the way appears to be
constantly exorting itself for the welfare of
the people, have had experiments made ON
the plant Alfe, with view to test its adant.
ability to the making Of paper from it. The
experiments appear TO be entirely successful,
The plant grows in great abundance in All.
giers and the ncighboripg countries in Africa.
and tho puIpy portion, which Is adapted to
paper-making, can be transported at little OK.
pcnse.
j. 1 . ~
NECESSITY is the mother of invention.
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NECESSITY IS Che mothor Of invention.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

uroR SAVANNAH AyD oIHEs POINTS As BxIow.--
NJ ART nds wheel Steamship rlDRrDA, Capt
fsaae C~,weH WIN lesvs Tuesday Sept IA at <P NJ, from
nter No Noh river. Tnronsh ucssa can be hAd fo~ The
Ts~ 6rssss $50 IS; Nosns, g. Mon,Esmery: gas; 20.
~ n ~ %, ssshvie, ss 81 knosvns 50 Mes.
cas 81 AuNu.s nI 20 s !, "a ~ s.,s'nAA ~
rs-sp fLATanA Cart tsso r. schsnek. VII src.
- ssa 80 On sssurday ST. = rircHuS. 4 sox
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The Protean farce OF
THE CAPTAINS NOT MISS
with Mr.. g. L. Fox, Miss Fanny Herring llama no
In the principal Characters
Notice. the engagement OF Mr.. Eddy For hmSsAa
period, no play BE- presented thar two n-gaA
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I,oR BRrpaKroRT-rARR YIrrY CxSrs-rHH
= steamer BEIDGEPoaT lsAves recs air y. every
koniay, Wednesday tnd vray, ~ " O'Clock ArivnG
n time y coasec VIA Eszsauk, ITO sAsoaie nd New H.
ven tsaana
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

A MEXICAN CONCERT HALL,
AAskiCAN CONCERT HALL
aa BROADWAY.
"a BROADWAY.
TyMygrr srCCFSA
IMMENSE SUCCKsS.
CROWDED HOuSka CROWDED HOUSES.
CkOWDkD hOJshs CROWDED HOUSES
Capable 81 s~sisng Lares hounAnd persors4
THE AakkisAS HALL ENTERTAINMENTS
are Aeknc = ed W be peter suited 70
TIE 1ASTkc u 1HE hAsHN
than any other advertised attraction q the pcses Tine In
,he Frat place here The be< talent In The couny, and the
general Place any IN the
The 4 wing clsxs talented Axssa w1n appear ever
Mr.. BILLY nrvrr.
lie hes, Ids- comedian hnd comic ne word.
Ma 4. SIMMONS.
ne celebss1d Ethiopian dclineA,or and tsniois,.
Az ykAsK PELfA
The Brresrrs orsipr ard Ehior An Performer,
PROF. A. NICHOLS AND SON,
N heir bea aiiful and e.sssse gymnssue groupings
hrkenna, Hiy Quian.
W. Alien, Fred Shew,
u. GAinor, Mons la rhovne.
MISS CLARA HARRINGTON,
the American Nightingale
srss xsMA FROTHIkGHAa.
the Queen ~ sonr.
Mss krry Iemsiv. Mas lear lnria1ne,
ki~ Fanny 3krBpscu. miss fdyyte Sbniir,
Ma Julie thr,aslne Ma Julia fIAraiiioa,
Mss Kate Hafnlisoa Miss Fsaay STAR
Miss rilly Shultz; Mlus Mnma Wstson,
Ard boz ofothcrs too rurcro,a 70 mention.
PArque- 2Jccn'A; gsiery, ~ cents
Vows LsTHor~a, Stage Manager.
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nAy BoAT ron AIsANY AND TRov, MAKING rHE
~ us1A lsndnsul-7he seaner DAFfyts DRKw leaves
jag stree, per ana Thirh street. russdAya Thursdays aud
saturdays, ., An
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Arr. FoRRFsrs rNoAarmENT AT rNrBtoe GAhr
VI dep-Dnrfrg Mr. pcrrems enf authentic Ccps
II earh Play containing portrait cast Of ohaSsGes, &c. 90
10 had In The oArten only. Price rs centsL
CoIDsnrTHs eTrRFosC0Y1C MUUUM, Fo6 -
VI and pa Broadway o Twenty Grit 6r~et This
the srrsM exhibition this country. fnsru
ena and We ~ AdmlAon - oena - oen4s
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-09-17

NAY boar yoa WEST PoINr, coHrwALL. rYw.
~ turx Milton ard Poughkesp~i>--rhs aeAsboat Aida
vl Jar street ger ds, ~ " ~, tcuchsnx TT
ssex frsst arriving It foughkeepae r. ~ iesvmo
Ponsske~pse 7P. -, rssurnins 70 ~ sny y eDP -
for Albany Troy Saratoga post Ws 80
nahe surs sounssoss rcushzssp1a BAesses kS~a~rsd
frsa
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ADrvc AM cvyvrrxf.r Oy ACKNOWLEDGES
IL sbtxy a. srsrsrf s~esgns fer M Pnves nev sh"a
trv W rsAs ssirrss -. sif w. ~ to ~, sa1~
degaA
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NJrBLCs GARDEN.
IN CoRTEsI ITALIAN opERA TRoUPE.
COgTkSI, GUSIANL
TUESDAY,. r


ssam. coErEsI Ia. sAe homo, q inform ne public TIA,
eaaace o. her Opera Troupe MILO Garden Ter shor.
SAFES rbs hrs' sy,RinE sis eSEearsnee VII ss uVoa
when the mrs; popular q rsra,s ogeras.
va be n rformel.
arrangements sie WI be sssed Sy ae famous aad well
srsxoR xusr.Sr
so &C ne Mi ., Ts r 's s.ss for s,s .a's "a
LAsT TIME
r. A :rpc.ss he 70 as sS s %
cosT has also great pleasure In announcing the engage
BROTHERS AkoDTo
saa d :. srssay :rrssa . y. ,,s.i I'm
.scrred other smn.u srss /, rSe a nne
possible OF the Operas which she vii produce under
CARL ASsoHuTz
Ssc.. . several ana ,hs, possible
ss euSs n ss 2 pos me %
FIRST f igp BSs, s ssrf 2.
'e'dAs ruos. pcg u ~ asa I. ..1iSi-s oOefa
s II !: exc eS susRsasa :,
sIGNoR AMoDro,
s ssa Other. c,,r ,sscpprz
he s,e Il Tci.a Wi coan.a;c tas porSi.y
~ sf =. no;p.a M s os I. X
u. b s ana fr cr.. and rsraass,e esS b osasd
from /. NIL r. =, without ezra eAarse 49,,
FnraD~e crn~bv sirest
Private BoxNs - 10 $40 according 20 location
Door opea a. comue NJ O'Clock
HooLEr oAA, sgsi1,.. s saso5s
n. n. Hooey. 8 {. CAmpDbl aac u. ". II. 0rAn,
MONDAY KyENrse SIT siSf'ss. i. Asp EyEaT EVENING
EIa week q lhs very Acghac,e
bggieseae sseSsA, called TIC
INALU1EAT4Cs BALL.
3lly bGcn Is his great character
Of PREVIOUS DIfflCU.TS,
me- ~ him l1 seC1ye ngh's MAJ nrel
Opera House. hsa francesca, Cal
O. W. n. Gs'Ln Hsmls
hAser kugrne ss.... Lady Macbeth and Meg att v.
A WeAvpr. aprpoIA
Othsr by hr Troupe.
n ind Opera. Comedy. Tragedy and Farce
with Dances, Plantation sseuc~. &c, Ah AZ
ali on ID. nigh. Dor particulars Pyusr Amaes
1ickeA Is
EDWIN rORRKsT.-SfBIos GARDgN.-A Lowm
~ proscenlu snpvcs PRECISELY u<s Ire
ihs vns sos 81 suuion SIS FOR sale. wk. RAIL
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EyIFTH wARD-A MEETING or TEE FIFTH WARD
Douglas and johnson Associaor for the enrolment OF
members viii be held Iairds Fifth Yard Museum Hotel
Of West broadway and franklin street Tuesday the
18th clock r. NJ Ciaxens OF the ward favorable to
the election Of Douglas and johnson to be
sent. By order Of JAS B. DUPl6AC, President
S Ss' 4 4 W EsssEE. }sscrears&
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SHIPPING.


E,OR LIvEsPool.-pREADHog6H LIsE-cIL lis.st
ship ESCORT Pier NORTH riser sss tas az - or
when passns es mus be on tSere Sn ror p,sssye
owes rsss sppy On be a or OF NJ DEAAREsr 40 South
street
NOR sAyAyNAH-rHE NEW sTBAMsHIP MOUNT
vERkoS Cart Isasa w esy, pier !; sors n Eys
sss, S q ipdes s1SsSw S5
IsoR SAVANNAH AND TBE SoUTH.-THY STEAM.
ship HUNTSVILLE Capt John A. Post viii leave pier
n sss Old n y New e rssn Sss
sas Enfsls, s24 Memphs ssi IS Nashville, s27 10 Knor
% Is q SGhssnGS. 49, 0sPy rs c0RSsi s
WELL. CO. Sc West street, and SIS Broadway.
T,HROUGH FREIaHT ARRANGEMEET.-FoR MOB.
folk Portsn ouh City Point and Richmond. connecting
Iynolsurs, Brso Ss%pS. and insrmsdiss stations
Freight received every day and through receipts furnished
Steamship JAMEsTowE Cap. Skinner leaves every rues
day al 5 r. Steamship ROANOKE, Capt Couch, every
. sa. 3 Nh D s every ,1s
day M3P Freight to Portsmouth, or No.foh, cents
foot " CITY Point cents and TO Richmond sceas Passage
70 Norfolk, sateroo and meals ineiudod 81 70 Petersburg
or Richmond s1 Excursion tickets 70 Norfolk and back, l6
: 'e''S IUpIxS ! aEISEKRs, lis Broadway.
LroR CHARLESTON. s. O.. SAVANNAH. "a. AND THE
THURSDAY Sturdy Tn weekly United States mai sds
Ssheel steamAhlp Inc The steamship CoLUMslA sspt
Der Is O'clock r NJ. Rates Of passage, With through
tickets toows-Ts Savannah, Ca SIG, Charleston O.,
Is ssS .an Is s. s Ssmps ~ s. &
SO, Knoxville, SIS b0~ Augusta Ga SIT 90 Atlantis, sci
ps.s. spp & q 81 s Ta.s &
way. The MARION. Capt Foster. win succeed on Thurs.
day September y and the JAS ApoEs esoi j. ph,lips
Great Southern Express carried this line The Express
agents South ~ give Information - TO SAILING dAyA Tara &C.
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POLITICAL

DKNoCRATIC REPUBLICAN GENERAL COMMIT.
~ tee-ramuany HAll-rhe members Of the COMMITTEES
requested to attend meeting 10 be held a. Tammary
Ha, Monday evening the l7h Inst a. O'Clock. BY or
der Of kILJAH r. PuRDY, Chairman.
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