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William Brown, who certainly, if any man, de-
serves to be ranked as tho successor OF the noto-
rious John A. Murrell, tho Tennessee land pirate,
murderer md desperate, has long ravaged Marion,
Taylor and tho surrounding counties: Inc @ mar tha
ders he has committed are innumerable and the
.robberies he has perpetrated cannot be enumorat-
ed. He has been the terror OF tue section IN when
he lives, and no Scotch cateran over crossed the
Tweed into Northumberland, and lifted honest
Saxon farmers cattle, caused more terror than
toe cry in those sections Of our State where
Brown operated, that sBil Brown is IN the neigh
borhood /"
Rob Roy McGrcgor, when he made raid into
tho North Of England spared men M4mon ana
herds Of fat cattle. "Caterans must be fed. was
Rob Roy's motto. "Eelghbors must be bel, was
the war-cry Of Brown. When he went to the house
of Mr. Absalom Jones, and borrowed his horse
until she Was ipsensible, to Keep her From raising
an outcry, while her husband, equally as quietly.
and much moro yalorously, emade for tall timber"
William Whaley objected to Bill Williams borrow
ing his watch without first giving him pawn ?n
censed at such an unreasonable demand, that he
gently blowed AIr. Whaleys head into intintesimal
quantities. John Roberts horse next captiyated
his fancy, and because John raised objections to
Billy politely inserted Texas bible between bis
ribs, and John foil upon the ground pale, cold,
and bloody corpse.
Thomas Jenkins, an adjunct or The freedmens
bureau, was the next person that fell under the
valiant Blly's supervision. Thomas had silver
detached lever and several portraits Of MIR. Chase
in his vest pockets. Billy was bothered about the
time Of day and wanted . time-piece: he was hu-
ing up photograph album, and Mr. Cs photos
would come just to his hand; and meeting the
sable Thomas upon the highway, Billy first mado
him ssstand and dzliycr," and then piously cut his
throat, acting upon the principle that "dead men
tell no tales"
But it would be useless for us to 80 on and emu
merate all Of our hero's exploits. Suffice it to say
that he has been guilty of crimes enough to hang
half dozen better men than he. We hope that
he will get his share Of hanging, but that mas moth
ing to do with the affair Of last Friday night.
T. On the night mentioned, James Murphy, o con-
stable who hold warrant for the nrrest Of Brown,
summoned Samuel Bromfeld, q son Of James
Bronfeld, of Bromfeld Station, or the Lebanon
Branch Extension, to assist him in the arrest.
Brown lives in sequestered village called Lynch.
burg, in Marion County. His house is barricaded
and has loopholes cut in it's walls after the manner
of D. Boones and other pioneers domici!es. When
the officer and his posse approached the house
Brown fired upon them, Instantly killing young
Bromield md uortally wounding Constable Muir
ply.
As Judge Lynch has been holding regular terms
of his court in the baiiwick we would not be sur
prised If in to-norrows journal we did not have
the satisfaction to record that Nr. Brown has been
found satisfactorily suspended on limb.
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SARATOGA. :.
"EZCELSlORn Spring WATER.

. ~.
TUE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED TO
be upequalled by that OF any other In the efa1saned
valley Of Saratoga 1ts virtues such aa have secured
1t the high encoums Of all who have used IT, possess
Ing as 1t does in eminent degree cathardc, durec,
Alternative and tonic qualities, -,:ss:
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, M. D., Professor
Practice OF Physic Jefferson Medical College, Phih-
delphs, formerly Of Charleston, 8. O.: ot::::
PHILADELPHIA, November 16, 1856.
have been for year or moro past IN the habit of
taking the water Of the 'Excesor Spring Of Saratoga
Accustomed during tho great portion OF my invalid ute
to use the different waters Of the several fountains which
boil up along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them Tor much Of tho comfort enjoy am sas.
fed that tho Excelsior Water is well adapted as any
other among them, not more co. to the purposes for
which they are generally employed very 9Hrseanle
strongly with the carbonic acid lively and
sparkling. Lean heartily and consciendousy
recommend it to all who need gentle cathartc and
diurctic. SAMUEL HENRY UlChsON, ~ -
The Water in put up in Pint and Quart bottles, and
packed in good order for shipping, Pns IN boxes Of
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes Of two dozen each
All orders addressed to A. R. LAWRENCE CO.. sara.
toga Springs No a Warren 5G street. NOV len aeat aork
class Druggists and Hotels. emo January Il
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Aportion of the postcrior half OF Cardinal Richie.
leu's skull recently discovered in France, end
by Crder Of thu Government restored with great
ponlp md socmnity to the mausolcun originally
erected in Paris to receive his remains. The
expression next day in the following bon mot !:
'tAh, yes; We llave half his skull. Mould that We
had halt bis brains"
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

B- ORPHAN HOUSE CHAPEL.-THE REV.
". o. PREETrss, of Calvary Episcopnl Church, will
perform Divine Service in this Chapel TOMORROW Aeer-
noon, Sd inst, at hacpast Three o'clock February
# CITADEL SQUARE CHURCH.-SER-
VICES ToAorrow Aornin9p at halfpast 10 O'Clock, by
the Pastor, Rev. LUcIUS CUTHBERT
There will be Service in his Church at Night in
consequence Of the Pastors appointment to preach for
the Young Mems Christian Association.
February2
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PHOTOGRAPHS!

DARLow, THE OLD OPERATOR, HAS THOROUGH
ID LY renovated and fitted up tho Old Star Gallery,
and is prepared 10 take all kinds OF e Is
thnukil for past patronage Ind further solcs share OF
the rude He has also Photographs OF Confederate Cen
erHs Ordinance OF Seccssion Views oil City, sumter anu
other Fortcatiops wholesale and RETAIL at s. f. CO-
NEIl KING AND MARKET STREETS, Charleston, Z.
N B.-Porcealn Portraits and Pictm. .ts en- pre . on
short notice and in best OF strle. N0Yf ROT -
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The Oeean Yacht Race.
CORRESPONDENCE nETwBEN LIB. BENNETT IND PRINCE
ALFRED.
The yacht HenYieitz has been offered 10 Prince
ALFRED, Of England, as gift but declined, for
reasons set forth in the following carrcapop lance
Mn. BENNETT TO PRINCE ALFRED.
The Oeean Yacht Race
bENS.stit : 10 Z fsi1So''1 7A1'r ''i'

UEES tOWES, IeCeQlTSr u, l00u.
Your Rouol Hsqh.;ess "A! Lord Lennox's din
ner on Friday last you were pleased to match your
chit the Viking, to sail The Henrietta around the
Isle of Wight next August, for cup worth one
hundred pounds. Icou1d not say 30 then, because
I WIS bound to make the match proposed, Tut ln
the disposition which Ind Determined 20 make
Of my Yacht in case she should win the ocean race
beg that you will accept, as New lear's gift to
an English yachtsman, from On American yschts-
man, the Henrietta, as she now. i:s in perfect
order off Cowes; and l have instructed Captain
Samuels to hold her subject to your ordors.
The unbounded hospitality with which the Ame-
rican yachtsme1 have been received by oil classes
in England will always be remembered IN the unl-
ted States with tho warmest gratitude; and sin
cerely hope that you will not deprive mo OF he
opportunity Of acknowledging this most cordial
reception by presenting the winning yacht to the
representative Of English yachtsmen.
yours. j. G. BENNETT, JR.
PRINCE ALFRED TO MIR. BENNETT.
CLoRENoE HOUSE, ST. JAMES, January %, 1sG7.
Dear Mr. Bennett: find it difficult to express
how gratefully appreciate tho kindly feeling
which dictated your letter OF the 31st ulLnio, as
well as tho splendid present which you offer TO my
acceptance, but most Of all the dolicacy with which
you seek to diminish the personal obligation un-
der which you would lay me by giving to your gen
erous Offer ssn international character It u, in
deed, this last consideration only which b $ led
me to hesitate in replying to your letter; fo. per
sonally it would have been impossible Tor ,ae TO
accept so costly present. But felt boun fully
to c0nsd9 the question in the light IN whs fn you
slderation I feol compelled to decline your goner-
GUS offer, trust that neither you nor your gallant
competitors nor your countrymen at large, will
believe that the yashtsmen of England loss appre-
ciate or less recirocate the feeling Of goodteow-
ship which prompted the offer.
The Henrietta is vessel which any man may DO
proud to possess; and trust she may long con.
tinue in the hands in which she has accomplished
80 triumphant a success. We must do our best to
find rival to her; and, in common with all Eng
Gshmeu, sincerely hope that such friendly rival-
ry may be tho only description Of contest in which
our respective countries may ever be engaged. It
has given US great pleasure to cffer cordial re-
ception to you and your companions in England,
and fool assured that if my professional duties
in command Of one OF her Majestys ships should
ever take me to your Shores should there meet
on the part OF my brother seamen with a reception
not less hearty than that which We have been
happy to afford you here.
Believe me, yours, sincerely
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TEE IMPEACHMENT

The Judiciary Committee are still at work clos
ing up old business before commencing their e1-
animation into the impeachnasnt charges Of Mr.
Ashley. It is stated on good authority that no
subpoenas have been issued for witnesses for that
purpose, although the s3 names INES OF mani an them en-
day emphatically announced that I'LL the state
msnts regarding the action of the Committee here
tofore published were false, and refused to give
the slightest insight into it's designs He caution
operations Of the Committee.
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Miss ANN P. CUsNrNeHAm, Regent Of the Ladies'
Mount Vernon Association, has made report,
showing the receipts to date to be about $780, o0o
Of which EDWARD EVERETT raised s68,Oe The
purchase has been completed, and s2e, 600 spent in
repairs.
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John A. nrurrc1l Rcdivivus.
From the Louisville Journal, 21st.]

DEspERADo DRIVEN TO HIS FoRTIrIoATIoNs-A MA
RIoN COUNTY CUT-THRoAT-HE FIRES UPON AND
KILLS ONE MAN AND MoRTAILY WOUNDS AN Of
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D1sonAcEruL AFFAa.-Ihe Newport Express
contains an account OF on s'unfortunatc affair" oc
curing at Newport Center, which they character
ize, in the language of Mrs. Partington, as new
method of dispensing with the Gospel, and that
different parties have attempted of late
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One Of the curiosities OF the Universal Exl.ibi-
ton will be 4 gallery devoted to tho history Of la
Dor, classcd in ten sectons and arranged in cIro-
nological order,
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s sHlPPING G..

FOR NEW YORK--MERC4ANTS
LIN LINE.--(TO SAIL TUESDAY, 5TH NsT;-Ihe
[NESNfast sailing Packet schr. MATTE E. TABER.
zeEsAW. IL Morris master, having large portlon OF
her cargo engaged, will meet with quick dispatch.
For balance, spply to WILLIAM ROACH.
February -
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@SURYEY0R's OFFICE-PORT OF
Observation-Disclosures %. 1ss7.-owners and mas
ters of sloops and Boats under Five @ Tons who hnve
taken out Certificates Of fAdmeasurement since july 3Oth
1885, hereby notified to return said Certificates to
this Office, and receive refund Of adeaaurement fees.
s CECIL G. NEIL,
January 20 Surveyor Of the Port.
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es1- es1-BEAUTIFU HAIR.-CHEVALIER'S
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hnr to
It's original color and youthful beauty mpars fo aud
strength to tile weakest hair; stops its FILLING out ut
once keeps the head clcan ls unparalleled as halt
dressing Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers and ut my Office, No. 1l23 Broadway, Now
York. SARAH A. CHEVALIER, NJ. D.
Je,rnrv 3mos
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The Washington correspondent Of the New York
Times givestho following on dts
From the report III the London Times Of a recent
hearing in one Of Sle cases pending in relation to
rebel property, befor, Vice Chancellor Wood, it
appears that the recent newspaper comments in
the United States in relation to the recent
settlement, do irjustce to Messrs Morse
and Gibbs, the officers by whom it was arranged.
The arrangement provided for statement
under oath of all property under the contrcl Of
Fraser, Trenholm & Co., and its transfer to the
United States, subject to legal liens thereon for
advances, such liens not to be allowed beyond
f15O,0 The whole legal lien was shown, by the
sworn statement from the books OF the firm named,
to be s27O 900, or thereabouts. The Chancery suits
brought to recover the property were to he dis
continued each party paying it's own costs. The
property consisted chiefly Of ships and Of other
property Of perishablG character which, by
the agreement, was to De at once sold, and the
proceeds, after the discharge Of the liens, paid
to the United States. It is stated that after this
settlement, other rebel agents voluntarily came
forward and offered to surrender property, and
that all or nearly all the rebel effects in Europe
we're about to be reduced to the possession Of the
United States, without suit, when the settlements
we're suspended by order OF Mr. Seward. Vice
Chancellor Wood is probably correct in surmising
that Rome diplomatic reasons prevented tho clos
ing Of the arrangement in the. form agreed upon.
Judge Redfeld, of Vermont, has been sent to
England to confer with all parties, and his report
will probably determine tho final action Of the
Government This arrangement is said to meet
with the hearty concurrence OF all parties
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"A ElCturB IHUrG uUNTl-fUHuHIE, ItCts HioIo tIIe
eous could not bo givon. The commissioner esti-
mates tho deaths in Orissa alono at 500 600 to GOo
000 and in somo places he admits that three.
fourths OF the population have been carried OFF,
Orissa had Eve millions Add the mortality OF
Midnapore, which was as sovoroy visited; of Gam
jam and Chota Nagorc, which we're terribly, yet
moro mildly dealt with; OF Calcutta, whose hospi-
tails still toll SO sad tale, and of the other dis
carried off many, and remember that the deaths
are still going on at the rate Of a hundred day.
and you Will agree witt, the rough estimate gener-
ally accepted here, that the number OF victims will
not ha under o million.
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@ SEALED PROF OsALs WILL BE RECEIv-
ED til - O'Clock, noon, February 9th, 1857, for BUILD
ING SCHOOL HOUSE on the Rushland Plantation,
Johns Island. Plans and Specifications can be seen
tho Office Of Brevet 1t Col JAMES p Low. "A. @ NJ,
No. s Southern Wharf.
Proposals must be accompanied by the names Of re-
sponsblo persons, who will become sureties for fatha
completion Of contract and addressed to the undersign
ed marked: Proposals for Building School House,
Tho right is reserved to reject a proposals not sat
1sfactory.
BY order Of MajorG General R. scorT, Asst Commits.
aioner. JAMES P. LOW,
!. Brevet 1t. Col and A. G. NJ,
Chief Rec. and Dist OF. South Carolina.
January % 5z4a
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A MILLION PERSONS STARVED TO DEATH.-A CAL
cutta correspondent of tho London Times, Decem-
Dor 7th, gives some painful details Of the recent
famine in tho district of Orissa in India. gov
crn1ncnt commissioner has prepared report, of
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HFNOTICE-YOUNG MEMS CHRISTIAN
AsSOCIAT10N.-A SERMON viii be delivered before
this Association ToAorrow Sunday Eueting, the Sd
instant, by the Rev. LUC1Us cUTHBERT in the Con-
trail Presbyterian Church REV. Dr.. DANA's) Meeting
street. above Society," west side Services will commence
.at Z o'clock.
The young Men Of the city respectfully invited to
be present
Collection will bo taken up for the benefit Of the A.
sociation.
By order of the President
s. G. BROWN, Secretary.
NJ D.-1he regular meeting OF tile Association VIE be
held at their Froo Reading Rooms, King street. opposo
Haae This Evening. at o'clock. full attendance is
particularly desired. February
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a0COLCATEs HONEY soAP.-THIs CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, in such universal demand, is
nude from the choicest materials is mild and enaol-
Ii i,nt in its nature. fra asrantly scented, md
trcmely bene1claln In its action upon the skin. For
sale by all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Deacrs.
February Tyr
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GAS FlTTlN G..
WILLIAM BROOKBANKS,
LAW NOTICE.

d. G.. MCINTOSH,
ATTORNEY Ar LAW AND SOLICITOR IN
EQUITY,
WILL PRACTICE IN TEE COURTS FOR TIE
wv EASTERN CIRCUIT, nltracing the DistrctG Of
Chesterfield, Marlborough. Darlington, Marion and Will
Prompt attention given TO collection of claims
Office at Darlington Court House.
REFERENCES:
Arcssrs. ADAaIs, FROST s CO., Charleston, S. c.
Nc ist:'. G.. ". WILLIAMS * CO., Charleston, S. G.
Mclsrs. J.z& J. D. KIRKPATRICK, Charleston, S. c.
: fic.i. JAN rs CONNER, Charleston, s. G..
NJ Il. ED. y. IUkSTON, Charleston, S. G.
@=J.zELI GREGG Esq, AIars Dll:H
January IL =s-1mo
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aSrA MODERN MIRACLE FROM OLD AND
young from rich and poor, from high-born and owly
comes the universal voice of praise for
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
It is perfect and miraculous article Cures badness
Makes hair grow. better dressing thnn any 'ol or
po,natu1n." softens braah, dry and wiry hnir into
Beautiful Skcn Trssses. But above ALL the grcat won.
der is the raptdy with which 1t restores GRAY blair
TO IT'S ORIGINAL COLOR
Use it q few times, and
PRESTO. CHANGE
the west and worst looking hair resumes it's youthful
beauty 1t does not dye the ha but strikes at the roots
md fills 1t with new lifa and coloring matter.
It will not tako long, disagreeabe tria to prove the
truth of this matter The first application will do good;
you will see the NATURAL COLOR returning every day,
and,
BEFORE you KNOW TT,
the old gray discoored appearances Of the hair will be
gone, giving place to usrona, shining, and beautiful
locks.
Ask for Halls sccilian Hair Reuewer; no other article
is ut a1l lilo it III effect. You will find 1t -
CHEAP TO BUY, PLEASANT TO TRY,
and SURE TO DO YOU GOOD.
There are many limitations. Be sure you procure the
genuine, manufactured only by
r. p. HALL & CO., Nashua, N Il.
Tor snlO by all druggists Wholesale by
DOyVIE & NOISE,
March s1yr:s Charleston.
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TEL LEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.


LONDON, February lit is announced that the
Austrian troops in Mexico will not leave that cou,-
try with the French forces.
FLORENCE, February Count BARR1 has been
appointed Italian Ambassador to Vienna.
PARIS, January s1-Noon.-. G. BENNETT, Jr.,
is to have an imperial audience, and 3 gold medal
is to be presented to him from the Rochelle yacht
men.
The Gazette de I'15,ueaug of to-day contains
editorial article protesting against the rendition
OF LAa1ERANDE, a defaulter to the British Govern
ment.
LIVERPOOL, January 81 Noon.-Cotton dull and
favorable to buyers, but quotably unchanged.
Midding Uplands 1fBd Sales 1000 bales.
The Portuguese Senatorial action favors the
abolition Of slavery in the Portuguese colonies.
FEBRUARY 1-Noon.-Co has under gone no
change. The Brokers' Circular reports the sales of
Cotton for the week at $4,000 bales. Sales to-day
1000 bales. Middling Uplands 142d.
LONDON, FebruaI.y' I.-Consols advanced !, and
are quoted ut 80 1916 for money. Five-Twenties
declined 1-16, and are quoted t72 11-16.
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@ BEWARE OF A COUNTERFEIT.

9gAWAl= WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
made new, without spcctaclcs, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt OF ten cents. Address
E. E. FOOIE NJ. D., No. l13O Broadway, Now York.
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SHIPPING.
FOR FLORIDA,

VIA SAVANNAH, BRUNswICK, ST,
MARY'S. FERNANDINA, JACKSONVILLE, ANDALL
TEE LANDINGS ON THE ST. JOHNS RIVER Aa
FAR AS PALATKA.
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ES THE HEALING. POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HOWARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS, ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedments to MARRIAGE.
with suro means Of relief. Sent in sealed letter
velopes, free Of charge Address DR.. J. sKnLN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
- Jnn,,nrv 16= 3mo
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FOR NEW YORK.
STEAM NAVIGATION

CO4AF1als1 Il
STEAMERS WEEKLY TO AND FROM NEW YORK
AND LIVERPOOL.
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TypoErslphfcul Errors

MIR. W. Z. STONE, of New York, lately delivered
very interesting and valuable lecture in that city
upon the s'Early History Of Newspapers in Ame-
rica." In the course Of the lecture occurs the fol-
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9 BATCHELOR,S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE il the best In the world. The
only true ind perfect Dye-harmless reliable, instan.
taneous. No disappointment. No ridiculous dnts.
Natural Black or Remedies tho i'll effects of Ba
Dyes Invigoratcs the hair leaving it soft and beautiful
Tie genuine is signed Wiitiam d. Bachscr. All others
are moro mutations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and perfulncrs. Factory, No. 81 Barcley
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g sSs-s :: Genern1 News,
New; OgIsAts; February s.: sBrow wnsvi1le adyices
zoonsfm tie; capture Of: oRraaA BY JuAREz. iiHe
was to be tried by the chiefs who had pretended
to espouse his cause. ,-sr,s 80
NEW York February 1. -Thestemshhp Arago has
arrived from Hare, the Yazoo from Norfolk, and
the Florida from Galveston.
TAu44oN, MASS, February 1.-The Deighton
:Woollen Mills have ben burnt Loss s120,00O.
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HuRRAH FOB YoRK I'VE learn from q reliable
source that, on Saturday last, a lady living near
Rock Hill, in this District, gave birth to daught-
er; forty-four hours afterwards she gave birth to
Infants were, respectively, 81, z, and 81 pounds,
and they are ali, with their mother, "doing as
we'll as could be exle tied" The husband of this
lady is over seventy years old.
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ALL STYLES AND GRADES OF LEAD PENCILS
n of superior quality are manufactured and offered
"a at fair terms to the Trade The public - invited
f}A to give the AMERICAN LEAD PENCIL the pre-
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RELEAsED-Upon n 2eQuisiton issued By 7. B.
Logan, District Judge, for the transfer Of ]. S.
Beck and j. P. Barrineau to the civil authoritios,
they were released and reached their homes this
morning. They were confined in Castle Pnckney
thirteen days. We congratulate them on thoir
release from the military to the civil jurisdiction.
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On the ed ult at the residence Of the BRIDES moth
er ty Rev John Gibbs, Mr. Jessie B. Robinson to Miss
Mary Ellen James, a11 Of Union District.
On the 9th ult by Rev: A. A. James, Mr. John Long
In Miss Nancy Iaunster, all of Unien District.