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Notice of Registration.
TENTH ELECTION DISTRICT.


NOTICE is hereby given tlnt the under
Y signed, appointed by the Governor Of
Maryland officer of Registration for District
No. 10 Middleburg, in Carroll County,
will attend for the purpose Of discharging
his duties according 10 The provisions ofthc
act of Assembly passed at January Session
1865, Chapter Ia, at
GEORGE, WALToN'S STORE,
Middlehure, on Tuesday and wednesday,
the 9Th and ith OF September next, and on
the Tuesday aad Wednesday Of each week
thereafter until Wednesday the 18th Of
September next inclusive. from 9 O'Clock
A. N. until 4 % clock r. NJ. OF ench day.
Persons of foreign birth will he required
TO exhibit their naturalization papers
DAVID OTTO,
Register of Tealh District.
nrg - III
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MASONIC NOTICE.

A Special meeting Of Door I'M
N to.Yrtue Lodge, No. 46, oSSdS<s[I.,
A. +. and A. Masons, viii bee5ZItkX
held ut Odd Follows Hall, on 7SzzsSSsSs,
TnCRsDAY AFTERNOON, SEPTEM "F<"
nER 9Th, at O'Clock, 7. NJ, for the purpose
Of laying the Corner Stone Of 1'mE WESTERN
MARYLAND COLLEGE. Every Master Mason
in membership with, and every Fellow Graft
aud Entered Apprentice in attachment to
the Lodge, is expected to be in prompt at
tendance The members of Sister Lodges
are cordially invited to riSh and participate.
BY order of the w. M.
A. d. SCHAEFFER,
aug. 23,-8t. Secretary.
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ruwODs or YOUTW.

4 Gentleman who suffered for years from
Nervous Debility, Premature Decay, and all
the effects ofyouthful indiscretion, will, for
the sake Of suffering humanity, send free to
all who need it, the recipe and directions for
making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the
advertisers experience, can do so by adj.
dressing JOHN b. OGDEN,
No 10 Chambers St, New York.
dec0S-lv
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county commissioners, Notice.

TENHE Comfy Commissioners for Carroll
County viii meet at their Office, in
Westminster, on the Fmsr MONDAY or
SEPTEMBER, 1866, for the transaction OF
business
BY order,
LEVI VALENTINE,
au59-dt Clerk.
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A lecture designed as a warning and caution
against the folly of youthful indiscrction which
results in genital debility, emissions impotence,
&C., &C., eventually ruins the prospects and
happiness of the race, viii be sent free ~ obnrgc
together with much valuable information and
the means Of cure 10 those who are afflicted,
within the reach Of every one
Send an addressed envelope and stamp, and
It will cost you nothing. Address
STE=HEN HAMBfN,
Station D. Bible House, New York.
JuIy II am
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re EM OVAL OF
Registers Office.

IT HEREBY give notice that on and after
the 2Sth and 10Th of August inst, shall
open my Office for the purpose of Iiegietya-
ton at the "WEST END,n Westminster,
Nd, in the Office Of John T.. Diffenbaugh,
U. s. Asst. Assessor, (instcad Of the Court
House, and will be in my office on Tuesday
and Wednesday Of every week from the
above date, until the 3rd Wednesday OF
September inclusive, from Q o'clock a. NJ,
to y NJ, and from until 5 z. VI. Of each
day, for the purpose Of dischargng my duty
as mn officer of Registration according to
the provisions Of the Act of Assembly rcla
ting to the Registration of the voters of the
State.
All persons in Westminster District,
claiming the right Of suffrage, are hereby
notified TO appear before me on one of the
days above named.
Persons Of foreign birth will be required
to exhibit their naturalization papers.
GEO. w. SIRiNER,
Register Of Seventh District.
aug 23,---it
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JOS. M. PARKE,
Attorney al Eayv and Solicitor
tn ChaRcery.

TAVING some spare time, not occupied
by his Editorial duties, win devote the
same to the Practice Of Law inthe various
Courts Of Carroll county. VIII counsel and
assist such as have business bpfore the Or
phans' Court, and attend to the prepara-
ton Of Deeds, wills &c. s
Office in the rear Of tho AnyocATE Print
ing Office. mars
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Estate of Dacn Fccser, deccased
NJ Office il hereby given that the Snb.
IN scribcr has obtained from the Or
phans Court for Carroll county. letters Ties.
Amentary on the Personal Estate Of David
Fcescr, late OF Carroll county, deceased. r
All persops having claims against said Es.
tate are hereby warmed TO exhibit the same
within six months from this date, otherwise
they may be excluded from Of all benefit OF
SAID Estate. Those indebted are requested
to make immediate payment
SIMON p. I.EPPO,
aug 16-4t Executor.
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Picture Gallery.

HAVTNG taken Rooms over Joshua
IL Yineliug- Store, iormrnliy occu.
ric,i rs H. u. Grlmmrr, Photographers
Wet End. ! would say to the Citizens Of
Westminster auh vicinity, tliai they cau
get q PICTURE Of auY dAc or style ! can
make lIcturrs FROM She smallest Gem, 10
tine size Ut lilc fr3 Il dcsirrd finished vjth
India iui, Water Culpfs or OIL, by The best
Artist ~ the country,
shall ~ pil Times keep supplied with
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The Glory Of Man is STRENGTH.

Tur Glory os Mas Is STRENGTH
A GENTLEMAN who suffered for years
n from Nervous and Genital Debility,
Nightly Emissions aud Seminal Weakness,
the result of Youthful indisrrction, and came
near ending his day. 10 hopclcHmsrr will
for the sake Of suffering man, send 20 ANY
one afflicted, the simple means usod 10y him,
which effected n cure in few weeks. after
the failure Of numerous medicines. Send o
directed envelope, and it will cost you moth
ing. :. Address
JOHN y. OGDEN,
No. - Chambers 81. y. Y.
July 19.3n.
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HAME to the premises of the Subscriber,
near Winters Mill, Westminster Dis.
srict, Carroll County, about the 18th of
August last, an Estray Red Hciier, fsg-rr-a
about year and half old, with 3 @'Vsl|s4
little white in the forehead, ande=Ms=sz2.
about the belly and TANKS. The owner
will please come, prove property, pay char
ges, and take her away.
sep6-3t DAVID +. STONE.
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NOTICE.

THE Special Term Of the Circuit Court
for Carroll county, which was to be held on
the 2nd. Monday Of AUGUST. inst. On pur-
suance of an order from Hon. Peter w.
Crane, Special Judge,) is adjourned and
postponed until the regular NOVEMBER
Term next Jurors, Suitors and Witnesses
nre hereby notified that they are not required
to attend on the 2nd. Monday of August, inst.
BY order
VIM. A. McKELLIP,
Clerk Circuit Court for Carroll county.
aug2.tf
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SO Acres and 90 Per-
ches of land,

|norc or lcss. This property is improved
WITH TWO DWELLING -.
HOUSES and one STABLE AlsSA =
b due proportion Is Wood and b ~. e1.S
natural Meadow Land, andEtl5 t go
ii well waicrcd.
7i,b,r nj Saif arc rs foiiolrsi One third
part nj the purchase money shall be pnid 10y
thc purchaser to the Trustee on Tho duy oi
sale. or upon the ratification ihcrrofby the
| oufi nforeali aud tic residue TO bc pnid
fn two paympuia. one ia one year. npl The
other in ,an wears froin the lny ~ s,lc, w5ll
interest, and to be secured by the purchasers
notes with security 10 be approve! Of iy the
trustee.
]. !. BATMGARTNER,
Tutcc.
1.lISW forrg, huar.
aug. o., Zig.
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Cases, Frames, &C., de-,
SUITABLE ron
AMBROTYPES,

and viii De- ready to Serve my customers o.
ihcE may Acdu
j shall ralra,or ~ establish my rrrn'a.
ton D., 40, work. md a-k ,bg citizens 10 call
and r,rWun Cos 'heman.rrs.
They vi.i Hianys God mr. al bono and
glad nl serve them.
q. vs.. c. bEMNlTr.
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I'm May NIarrY EIappllY.

Irrespective Of wealth, age or beauty and
the love of the opposite sex can be gained by
following simple rules. Senda directed en-
yelope to
MADAME MARY PERRY,
Station d, Bible House, N. Y.
july 19-3m
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lovely Girls and Festive EIoys,

,.pa A. addressed envelope and % cents. and
will ,cnd YOU some valuable Information th"
will please you.
Adirc,. MARY MOORE, slT broadway,
JULY ll.-1ln. SOW lnfk.
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Special Notices.

q u MnM A YEAR made by any one
y Asz ~sSgwith sl5- Stencil Tools \"
rrpcriapct necessary. Thr Prr,idcnis, cashi"r.
aud Treasurer ct 3 Bank iudn,so iho circular.
Sent fec with samplnr. Addrg" lhr American
Stencil Tool Work, Springfield, Ncrinani
JULY E,--3m
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THOMAS SWAMI,
GptGnynH w HAuyIssr,
LyOd ltet nt tAn Board oft Niit"ys.
Circulate containing fall Information. tutr
Biahad % application ht letter ~ piherH isr, q"
n g. NICHOLS.
angsb.gm % ". Fsy,itr So. liaii, I'D,
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rzniskcra, MhlsNcrs.l

Dr.. l.. o. MoNrrz' Corroiid, thcgrCair't
s,i,nula,or in the world will force Wh,rkcf'
or Nusiaehc tn grow 90 lh" sm0nihea face
or chin never known 20 Ndi Sanpr Tor
trial seat free 70 amy one desirou6 ~ testing
its megii. Address, RGE,Es * Co., a.
Nsssau ST., n, !. aug ., 3m
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Containing - per cent. Of Phosphate 81
Lime, and i.u5 per cent If ,immOAjq.
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You complain Of your stomach, unfortunate dyspepto
but ought not your stomach to complain OF your Pos
Hbly the pangs you endure are simply the stomach
method Of taking revenge upon you for negectng and
abusing 1t. Perhaps you have never made an efortt
improve it's condition, but on the other hand
tinuaiiy crsmming Il with unwhoesome and neongru-
ous food. Have you ever tried HOSTETTERs sToM.
AOH B1TTERs, proper diet, and regular meals7 The
Btters In week would put your digestive apparatus
In perfect order regulate the flow OF b In accordance
with the laws of health, and produce just 80 much
aperient action would be necessary for your good
and when You all right judcious and regular
dieting with little OF the Tonic now and then, would
keep you you have neglected these Of cure
don't blame your stomach for its rebellion 1t is merely
nsture's hint that she wants help You neglect the
no1t thing may be Inflammation or sorrhus Cancer
| some other vioeut and dangerous disease There is
such thing being too late in these matters HOS
TETTER'S BITTERS will cure DyBpepBia; but r--:zsp
sa may engender diseases which defy Oil ,osoratives.
June 5
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction Sales This Day.

Auction Sales This Day. .r
MCKAY & CAMPBELL will sell this day, at their
stores Hasel street, the Posoce a 10 O'Clock,
Rhine wine. farniture. mating. damaged cotton, &C.
MILES DRAKE will sell at his store, corner Of King and
Liberty Streets at 10 O'clock invoices Of boots and
Shoes also dry goods clothing. hosiery. no tlons &c
SMITH McG1LL1vnAY, will sell, this day. on the steps
of the old Custom House. at 1oh O'Clock valuab
lots OF land In Cannons Court also houses and lots In
Columbus street.
F. BAoKus will sell this day, ct his store, No. 1876
Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hots at 10 O'Clock,
260 lots of dry goods, clothing, hosiery, 30.
HENRY ooBIA Co., will sell this dsy, on Brow &
Cos Wharf, at II O'clock about 1aO bales Eastern hay,
slightly damaged by salt water.
IsAAo e. HERTZ Co. Will sell this day, OF their store
No. 2Ol Eaat Bay at 10 O'clock yrginlacuved fam lily
hams pickles, leaf and manufactured tobacco. 80.
WE WOULD call attention TO tho advertisement oi
Meaars. LAMBERT & HAMprNo, Nos. 81 aud 80 Broad
way New York. sole importers and proprietors of Tht
Hygienic Wne," which was approved by the Inn erin
School of Medicine, Paris. It most delicious bever
age and from It's high reputation medicinal edJ
will doubtless supersode tho Of NIL empi Sioal
trums. bItters &C., now offered for sale. l
THE OLDEST MEDICAL PRACTICE Is that OF the fam lily
Long before doctors were known the head the famil!
amined and prescribed for tho mombers, From tn
necessity OF the tho first and most mporta ut stag
every disease treatei by the patients parents
nurse. This being 80, how important that the mean
on hand should be simple ample and eficent.-
HUMPHnEYs' HOMEOPATHIC srEoIr1os tadvertised Il
another column perfectly meet this want, and hoult
bo in the hands Of every Intelligent family. Depot, No
5Sa Broadway, New York.
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TO THE LADIES OF CHARLESTON.

LADIES PRoMENADINa ON THE BATTERY, ARE
respectfully invited to call at FRARYs LADIEs AND
GENTS ZOE DREAM PARLoRs. at No. 9 south Bay
Battery Tho Ladies' Saloon is elegantly Furnished,
and is conducted In first cass stye-eIoellent quality Of
ZOE DREAM, noise confusion. the quleness OF o
private house-deliBhtfui CREAM SODA drawn from
Marble Fountain, with choice sYRUPs. This Saloon ia
open every day and evening" Call and Judge for your.
Selves The upper balconies reserved for the especial
Of the Ladies' on Saturday afternoons.
i GEORGE FRARY,
Jpna ~ ..t... n "E soie proprietor,
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PRIVATE SALES.
Valuable Real Estate.

Valuable Real Estate.
BY WILBUR AND SON.
At Private Sale
xssaa, ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, with the tw o.
E!1}td story WOODEN DWELLING thereon. sua to
slE] the side OF Washingtol-street, betwe
EA1zA Calhoun and Inspection streets, and known by
tho No 49, Tho House contains six square rooms lsth ed
and plasterel piazza on the south. On the prom see
there is Kitchen containing four rooms Lot measures
40 feet in front Washington street, by 100 feet in
depth. be the or less. It is yielding an
annual rent of $500.
ALSO
ALL THAT OF LAND, with the two and and hal
story DWELLING thereon with double pazzas situate
the south side of Cahoul-sroet third door east of
and known by the old No. 65; ring
front Calhoun IS feet by los feet IN de ph
The House contains ak square and two attic we'll An
ished rooms; gas throughout On the premises Ire
Kitchen Carriage House. Stables and all requisite out
buildings fine large Catern aud Well of good water &c
ALSO
TEN ONE-AORE BUILDING LOTS. situate in the
Village or Mount Pleasant, about ten minutes ak
from the Ferry. Will be aold In single Lots,
whole.
For terms and particulars apply to above.
C0RNER STATE AND CHALMERS STREETS
June 27 Wins
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into the Guard House and stated that he unp and
asked to be allowed to sit there few moments short
time aterward he found to be In condition re-
quring medical aid. DR.. LOCKWOOD called in The
man. ho weyer died aterwsrd The verdict OF the
jury in accordance with the opinion expressed by
Dr. LOCKWOOD viz: That he died of paralysis.
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TIE PosToRFtcE.-We take pleasure In callirg aten.
ton to the communication this subject in the sug.
gestions of which wo heartily concur.
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METHODIST CHURCH IN CoUHr.-The Superior Pro-
vost Court of this District decided the Of Trus
tees OF Methodist Episcopal Church Dr. MooD in
favor Of the plaintiffs, and given them possession Of
the property in dispute, but without going into the
clesiastical other important questions involved
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PUBLIC SALE.
THE UNITED -TATE5 MARINE HOSPITAL AND
GROUNDS. located in the City of Charleston 8. t,
will be sold to the highest bidder, subject to the
prova of the bid by the Secretary of the Treasury,
IL NJ, JULY i8th 1865, on the premises.
Terms Of saleS1000 cash. balanceiD equal paymen.f"
of thirty, sixty and ninety days Certificate of Salt
will be given at the time aud the deeds to DO e1eoutlt
upon tho payment Of tho last insamen Of the purchss
money. A. g. MAOKEY,
June 10 e.. Collector of Customs .
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TuRNvEREIN.-we direct attention to the ADVERTISE
ment OF the PIoNc of this society, to or Mon
day next. Bolvidere Farm Is excellent locality for
ouch festive rustic reunions, and knows better
than the German how to make tho most Of holiday,
We have no doubt all hands Will have q merry time
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AUCTION SALES,
Three Valuable Lots in Ct,nn,,'s fouri
BY SMITH u NIcGILLIvRAY,


BY SMITH ~ McGILLIVRAY.
Will DO sold at l0z o'clock, THIS MORNING the 2etf
instant. on tho steps of tho Old Custom. House
THREE LOTS OF LAND on Cannon's Court (west
end of Cannon. street, and once Short Court 10 J.
lows, viz
Court, next wert of prcsienstrect adjoining Lot and
Store Of - Luden the cast, is 50 feet fron
by lD5 deep, more or less.
LOT No: lGs-Adjoniug the above Oh the west. and
also 81 feet by 1B5.
LOT No. 178ro tho north and of No. 1869; OF IN
same dimensions. and fronting on Short Court
a Plat OF these Lots can DO office.
Terms made known IN day Of stio. juno 30
Houses and Lois in Columbus street.
- by SMITH IL pIc(sILLIVARY.
Will 90 sold on tho steps of the old Custom Ho nse
HIS MVHNlNG, tho Goth instant ut 18E o'clock,
All that LOT OF LAND lying Oh tho north aid q OF
Columbus Str cot and tho of Robbins Go urt
between Meeting street and tho the South arc.
lima Railroad, measuring SO feet front OH Uolum bus.
street. by l8 feet deep, moro loss; together with the
Buildings thereon, consisting OF neat and comfort able
right rooms. now renting for $50 per month, and.
small two story house iii tho rear, Robbins ourt
which rents for Si2 por month.
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for paper,
ALSO,
AP THE SAME TIME AND PLACE WILL Br ID
the three LOTS OF LAND to tho north of. aud In
Ing tho above, fronting Robbins Court. and .Yn
lots G, and E, plat of the lato Robt k ne,
City Surveyor to DO seen ct our Office. These 10
each 80 feet front Robbins Court, by fo ct
deep, moro or less Thoy at present enclosed as
are square, but will be sold separately
Three small but comfortable dwellings could DO bui
these lots. giving abundant yard room, AID yedin
o profitable interest on the Investment.
| Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay us for papers.
| June 20
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Dry Goods, Hosiery, Ctoihi"a, &o.

BY F. BaCkUS.
Will be sold THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at IN
Store No l36 Meeting street, opposite Pavilion Hotel,
$50 LOTS OF DRY GOODS CLOTHING, &C.,
ssting of Madder Color Prints, Bleach Shfrpg, Blue
Stripes, Union Cashmere Plain Linens Brown Holland,
Grenadnc Shawls, Ladies' Empress skirts with RuAle
Borders new styic Hoop Skirts. Fine Aiapacas, ad
ras and J.. G. Handks.
500 dozen assorted HOSIERY just arrived; Hucka-
back Towellins, Blue Barcge Vcils Scissors, Portmo
nes, Needles. Combs, nc.
5O lots READY-MADE CLOTHING, consisting
Pants Vests and Coats
10 cases STRAW GOODS.
Purchasers requested to take their goo ds
on day of snc, as owners nre leaving for the North
Terms cash. June 80
Damaged Hdy dccouM of all concerned.
By HENRY COBlA ~ co.
THIS DAY, at IL O'Clock, will be sold, Brown &
Co.'S Wharf,
About $50 bales EASTERN HAY, slightly damaged by
salt water, board the bark "Dcher, and sold
count underwriters and all concerned.
Conditions cash. June 20
| Virginia Cured Family Hams, Pickles, Leaf and
Manufactured Tobacco, to close consgnrents.
ISAAC E. HERTZ & CO.,
| No. a0I Eaut Ray,
viii sell at their Store, THIS DAY. 29th instant OF
O'Clock,
A fne parcel OF FAMILY HAMS
cases Florida Tobacco. fl1ers and wrappers
boxes Manufactured Tobacco.
AND,
| A fine assortment Of PICKLES. MUSTARD, &c.
June 30
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HEpREw MEMORIAL AssocIArIoS.-The following ap-
peal have doubt will bs read with interest and
cheerfuliy responded to by many of readers The
ladies' In Richmond who have this matter In hand.
of the highest espectabIlity.-worhy mothers in Is
raenni were. indeed. the sodiera friends all through
the This we know from personal obser rva.ion.
Mrs. SOLOMON DAVIS is the President of the Association
Mrs N. LEVIN, OF CITY, has been appointed to
ceve subscriptions, and any contributions left at her
residence, No. SO Sooety-strcet will be grateful lily
knowledged:
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MIDDLETON MICHEL. N. D.
JOHN 3. MITCHELL, M. d.
HENRY WfNFH Rttp M n

ANOTHER h1AeuEsr.-coronerW WHITING wss summoned
to hold an inquest yesterday at the Upper Wards Guard
House, on the body Of CHARLES W, LocHs, who cam
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COUNTRY STORE Is peculiarly one of those institn-
tiona that require taste and Judgment beside knowl
edge Of the wants and necessities of the people, in
king selections. JEROME CHASE Co., of Florence s..
O., recent visit to this city, have made large pur
chases Of dry goods hats Shoes crockery hard ware
groceries, &C., at wholesale prices, to allow them
to sell atrea the most desirable goods at such rate
to be inducement to the citizens of Darlington. Ma
and Chesterfield Districts to patronize them. They
Feques all to call and inspect their STOCK and be salts
that they compete in price and quality with any
other store.
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WALTKRBoRo' MALE AoApsMY.-It is gratifying to
find that reconstruction is going slowly but steadily;
and certainly not tho esst important feature Of 1t s the
attention now everywhere being bestowed the SUBJ
ject of education. Our Colleges all again in opera
tion and good preparatory schools much needed.
We congratulate the citizens Of Coeton District hav
ing such an inatuon in their midst and doubt not
1t will meet with abundant success.
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The Horrors Of Indigestion.

June AZ
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PRovosr CoUnr, juno 28.-rhe proceedings on the
criminal side to-day meagre, and the prosecutions
for the most part fruItless
United States Samuel Logan tcolored). ).5teaiing.
Policeman LANsoN sworn: arrested defendant about
O'Clock this mornings he. With another. driving
cow; I went towards thon, when they both ran;
caught the defendant and the COW, and took them to
the Guard House, he said he going to Mr. LEspoLEs
but was going the other way; the was taken from
Nasssustreet.
ANNA LINDA sworn: Lives corner OF Nassau and Line
streets In this city; my stolen from my cowpen
last night this morning she gone and the cato was
found her this morning at the Guard House, keep
her In up every night and turn her out In the neld
every day; have sometimes given defendant bread;
that is oil know about him. Guilty; $l6, sixty
| days hard labor on the streets.
Unitod States v, Jacob Myers Titus johnson. James
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The TEST oATH.-1he following is a summary Of the
proceedings had on this subject in the United States
District Court OF South Carolina before Hon. aEoRa
g. BRYAN Judge Of said Court. We publish this to
prevent Misrepresentation, which might ariae from q
brief notice we had in our issue Of yesterday: