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R1NTERs OF ITA1Y.-A typographical 7esti-

- The PRINTERS OF ITALy.-A typographical Sesti-
val is to take place Mt Milan, in honor Of the
BILE typo. The invention Of CastaLli viii be i'm
mortalized by monument, the work Of a AGlaneso
sculptor, Guisopp sorti. An. Italian paper says:
"We have reason to believe that all the printers Of
all tho italian cities viii be represented at this
glories Of Italy," -
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SARA TOGAliSzg:sssssi Alizg:ssis s.,
"EXCELSI0R' Spring V5IIERll(. VI llljil

!. i 81 :
THE WATER OF THIS SPRING rs BELIEVED 70:
i be nnequalled by that Of any other IN the farmef
valley Of Saratoga 1ts virtues are such have secured
1t the high encomfuns Of ali who have used it, poEsess>
ing. 1t does in eminent degree, catharc, uret:
alternative and tonic qualites :::,: i5..i
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, III. D., Pro3essWss
Practice Of Physc, Jefferson Medical College, Ph1a.
delphis formerly Of Charleston, 8. C.: q
PHILADELPHIA, November 15 1866.
L have been for year past In the +hlbito OF
taking tho voter Of the E1cesior Spring OF Ga1toeA
Accustomed during the great portion Of my invalid e
to the different waters Of the several which
boil up along that remarkable valley, dependent indeed
upon them for much Of the comfort enioy, am mHs-
fed that the E1calsor Water Is as well adapted ks1
which theyare generally employed It isveGy agreeable.
strongly tmpregnated with the carbonic aeid lively and
seconmend It to ali who @ need eenie casSsrc and
diurehc. 80 SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, Nd
Tho Water is .putup tna Pint and Qnart 'ana
four dozen each and Quarts IN boxes Of two dozen
. --.-v
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RELIGIOUS STATISTICS OF JAmA1cA.-According to
recent report from Jamaica, Of 1913 9333 persons
who attended religious worship in 1861, 36,S00 bs-
longed to tho established church, and 81, ,03s to
other denominations, viz: Weslsyans, 81, ,57O Bap-
Morsvians, 9G50; Lonion Missionary Society,
6780; Roman Catholics, 1870; American Missions,
IT'S; Jews, 500; and the Church Of Scotland, $50.
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=. RRIE.D, s,ss:ss
On tho morning Of the 3lstult. by the Rev. Br. Bow
MAN, ANNA COLE, daughter Of tho Into Capt JAS. D.
KNIGHT, o. s. N,of Charleston s. c., to J. NJ. SADLER
OF Lancaster C. H.. No Cards. zs,
R&-Lancaster Ledger please copy. =.
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Marine Noswx.
NEW YoaK, February 5.-The steamship Quaker
CITY has arrived hom Charleston.
Domestic Markets.
- ~ E=1s's. -.
NoCE.DISHATCH.

NEW YORK, February 81 Market strong; Five
twenties Of 6a, Coupons, 1861 regular, 106ta1O64;
Ten-Forties, 1909 Seven thres, old series, 1854
Vnginia sixes 57a59 !; Missouri Skies. s3assa. Ex-
change at 60 days, ssa8s ct sight, 81 Gold 1885.
The Flour. market is 1oa20c. better. Wheat Ease.
better. Corn 1c. better. Rice more steady Oats
shadea31mer: Pork quiet; new Mess $40 sla
20 81 ;old Mess s19 95 Lard steady in barrels at
112a1st. Dressed Hogs more steady Western 81
x9aa City 10s. Whiskey steady. Barley steady.
Peas quiet Cotton quiet at S2a aass for Middling
Uplandsy Freights dull. .s> $780,
60 .e. -. :; ( 3: !: EVENING DISPATCH.
Gold 1877. Stocks down, especially in Eries.
5:20s, 49, 1osa '64 1885, S5 1911. 1040s, 1909.
1885, 1o8l@1oSs &, !: - r.. i:t,. (.
Cotton, active md unchanged; sales 1900 bales,
at s2i@ssc.. Flour u@25c. better; Western prime
$1of8@1o o5o: Southern $40 25@16 50. Wheat 2@s
cts. better. Corn =1c. better. Pork frmer; mess
81 25.l Lard 1li@12so. Whiskey &c.,, bonded.
Groceries quiet and steady. Freights steady.
sAvAxNiH,i February 5.-cotton dull and declin-
ing; Liverpool Middling sosc.
BALTIMORE, February 5.---Cofee firm; severa
csrgoes in the bay. Sugar firm but not active.
Flour dun; prices favoring buyers Wheat, sales
OF Maryland red, ssss-a decline. Corn, prime
white scarce. at 81 o5. Mess Pork s22. W]hEakey "
unchanged. &g. -:
w11snsaros,s February 5.-ootton quiet; Mid
dhngs $780, .;s:ssszs.:as..s =5:,sa s...
New ORLEANS, February 55.--C Cotton easier; Low
Midding, Soc; Mddling, $40. New York Exchange
3@3 discount
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A Cun1ous CIRCUMSTANCE E-BpT1En AND GRANT:
1t will be remembered thats when Wendell
Phillips: the originator Of the Impeachment. pro-
joct, first urged it's execution in October list, he
demanded that it should be applied to Grantlas
well as Johnson. According to the Boston report
Grant to be sunAt to hold his Office" and declared
that it was Grant and not johnson who occupied
the most hu1niiating position on this Continent"
It now seems that Gen. Butler, who took up Ven
dsn Phillips idel Of Impeachment, agreed;with
him both in regard to Grant and johnson. But
lers original draft of the impeachment resolution,
offered IN Congress by Nj. Ashley, included .'any
officer of the Government along with the Pres,
dent, and aimed at tho trial Of Gen. Grant as well
as President Johnson. Wendell Phillip charge
against Grant was that it vas he who was respon-
Bible for the bloodshed and persecution in the
streets Of Memphis and NeR Orleans, and besides
this special charge he was, q general accompice
OF the President. We suppose Butler's accusation
against Grant would have beer essentially the
same; and he could have strengt his case by
holding Grant responsible fE Dutch Gap and Fort
Fisher.-N r. Times
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The following ingredients composed the Christ
mas pudding Of St. Pancross Work khouss, London:
Flour ITO lbs.; suet, 512 lbs sugar, $50 lbs ale,
IS gallons eggs, Is, 1000; spice lb.; of rsisins,
800 lbs. ;Sssf5zs
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@CoLGATE'5 HONEY sOAP.-THIs CELE-
BRATEn-Foilct Soap, IN such uuirersal demand, is
made from the choicest materials, is mild and eInol-
1i.nt in its nature frngra ntty scented, aud cx-
trcneiy beneficial in its action upon the skin. For
sale BY all Druggists aud Fancy Goods Dealers
February TYR
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DREADFUL TRAGEDY IN NEW Or
LEANS.

Our New Orleans exchanges Of Thursday give
the following particulars Of the tragedy which oc-
Cured in that city on last Wednesday evening.
From the Times We take the following account Of
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TEIIEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

IRERpoo1, February 4 Eyening.-Cotton de-
clined Id; Middlng Uplands lag. Sales 5000.
FEBRUARY 5-Noon.-Co Cotton opens dull and ire
eular. Sales 5000. lIidding Uplands about III.
LONDON, February 5-Noon.-Conso.s advanced
:l-9O 11-16. Erie advanced a-s94. Fye-twenties
unchanged-72 GIG.
BERLIN, February 5.-Ihe Bavarian Prince who,
with his ancestors, enjoyed the monoply of the
postal service Of Germany for 300 years. sold the
right to the Prussian Government for 100000 OF
thalers.
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TIE Yale louraa1, speaking of the Virginia Col
lege, OF witch Gen. LEE is President, and about
which the (ourant has taken pains to inform itsolf
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SOUR PLATFoRM."-Under the above heading
tha Nashville Gazette keeps the following standing

Let Che Southern people be sure to produce, as
manufacture their own timber and iron into al
the implements they need, spin and weave all the
cotton they consume, and let only the surplus OF
tne staple, il any, psss o7er to Lowell and Man
chester, to be paid for in hard cash. Let them do
whatever may be necessary to secure free Re
publican State Government, and steadily refuse,
byany debasing compliances, to purchase the pri:
vilege Of enjoying their constitutional rights in tho
Federal Un}oE! So employed, let them manfully
meet. whatever destiny may be in store for them,
secure at lsast in he possession Of their own SELF
respect"
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COVE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. M. WHITING, Eco, candidate tor Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudiciall District at the next election.
Gur nlar1 a
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January 80

a8- GILLISONV1LLE, s. c., JANUARY 7rH,
1s87.-On Monday tho 4th OF March next tho Commits.
sioners OF Public Buildings will receive proposals with
plans ind specfcahons) for cnargins the Log JUL at
Gillionisonyille. w. MOORE
January lG WI Secretary.
sy CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES.
ToN.-The Members icolored) Of this Church reg
uary dismissed from the threo White Baptist Churches
Of this City, to form separate Church. They
shipping for tho present at Donun's Hal John street.
between Meeting and King They haYc purchased lot
aud soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House of Worship.
They believed to be pous and worthy persons and
their object is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition 10 aid such enterprises. The
lied to make collections: CHARLES sMAL1s, THOMAS A.
and SAMUEL STEWARD
Charleston s. c., June 27, 1889.
Rev. LUcIUs cUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church
Rev. r. T. WIsSKLEE,
Pastor United Church.
$A&E$ $E$ %Az, Deacon; osasss Seas' Square
Januazy4 fmw3mos
ag ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFIGAL HU-
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN tfornorly employed by
Ro1ssoNNEAU OF Paris), No. 500 Broadway, New York
April IA Tyr
88 BEA U TIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIERS
LIFE FOR TIE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color and youthful beauty; imparts life and
strength to the weakest hair stops its falling out at
once; Keeps the head cleans is unparalleled as hai
dressing. Sold by all Druggists and fashionable hair
dressers, and at my Office, No. 1923 Broadway, New
York. SARAH a. caEYALIER, N. D.
January4 3noa
# BACHELORS LAIR DYE.-THIs
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In tile world The
only trWe and perfect Dye-harnlcss, reliable insan
tancous. No disappointment No ridculous ttats
Natural Black Brown Remedies the Ill effects Of Bas:
Dyes 1nvsorates tho lair leaving soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed Riam d. Patchclor all others
ilnituons, and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists anil Percumers Factory No. 81 Earcey
street, New York.
&C. BEWaRE oF a ACoUNrERrEIT
Dec2lnLer ~ - 1yt
&a@AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
mado now, without Specteclrs, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed free on receipt OF ten cents. Address
E. z. TooIE, NJ. L., No 1130 Broadway, New York.
November 9
Al-COLGATE'5 HONEY sOAP.-THS CELE-
BRATEn-Toi1ct Sosp, in such uuirersal demand, is
made from the choicest Materials is mild aud ernol-
li:nt in its nature, iragra rtty scented, aud cx-
trcuely ybeneGc1alin in its action upon the skin. For
sale BY all Druggists aud fancy Goods Dealers
- Fo1ruo 1.,, =.
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@-NOTICE,-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM H DOUGLAS, now residing ut No. 2 King
street. md carrying tho retail business, give notice
that IN ono month from the dute hereof will net
SOLE TRADER KATE DOUGLAS.
JAEUAnY 8TH, 1867. 1mo january 8
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Ga.AWAYz WITH SPECTACLES.-OLDE EYES
mado now, without specteclrs, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free on receipt OF ten cents Address
E. e. Too1E N. L., No. l13o Broadway, New York.
Eoye,ober
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Progress OF tho Charlestom Railroad Line
to tho West.

50 Il.
Our readers were informed, some days since
through our columns, that a; heavy subscription
had been made in Kentucky to continue the Le-
banon branch of the Louisville, Railroad through
to Knoxville, in Tennessee, and tho following itom
gives us the intelligence that contractors from
England and Canada are ready to take hold of the
work. The only part Of this important line that
now wants aid, is the portion from Walhalla, in
this State, to the Tennessee Limo; the balance has
been provided for: =.s.,
The Louisville Journal notices the arrival in
that city of Messrs. A. Mcdonald and William e.
Wilson, representatives Of capitalists in Canada
and England; tor the purpose OF putting in. bid
Louisville to Knoxville. They propose TO under
take q part.ao the work: from Knoxville to the
Kentucky line Their arrival in Louisville was the
OCCASION Of much satisfaction to the people Of that
city. a telegram from Colonel Terry, the cngi-
neor at Knoxville, dated January 29, announced
that the letting OF contracts would be delayed for
their arrival. >s,:@-
The great line here alluded to is that in which
Louisville and Cincinnati are both interested, and
is intended to communicate with Charleston, s.
c., and also with this city and Norfolk, through
the Cumberland Gap, Virginia and Tennessee, and
80 on. -
arP1oEPooKETs.--It appears thai number Of these
6. .ntry are in the city. Last evening gentleman
was relieved Of his purse and contents as he was
entering the oar on the outgoing South Carolina
train. Upon discovering his loss the unfortunate
gentleman jumped from the car as it was entering
the bridge, suffering some injury thereby. He
was kindly cared for BY Colonel Meredith.
drn7y In: for,ofi Mi u1sc
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Our Washington Letter.
THE ARMY vENTURNG TO ESTABLISH a GOVERN
MENTAL ESPIONAGE.

GspEo1AL CORRESPONDENCE OF TEE DAILY NEWS.
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n9- 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 iupediments to MARRIAGE,
with sure means OF relct Sent In sealed letter
Yelopes free Of charge. Address DR.. ]. sKnLN
HoUGHTON, Howard Association, Philadelphia, pa.
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aB ARTIFICIAL EYES.-AREIFIEAL HU-
NAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F..
BAUCH and P. GoUGLElANS tfornorly employed by
Ro1ssossEAU, Of Paris) No. 500 Broadway, Now York
April IA Tyr
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Washington News.

:. thalers.
Washington News.
WASHINGTON, February 5.-Gen. SHERIDAN has
arrived. The Richmond Enquirer publishes the
new plan of restoration in an authoritative shape.
: The Constitutional Amendment to be withdrawn
from the laws of the Union the United States
debt to be forever held sacred, and the insurrec-
tionary debt repudiated.
Persons born ID the United States, citizens
thereof, and of the States in which they reside,
shall be entitled to a representation proportioned
to the whole number Of people, excluding untax-
ed Indians; no other suffrage qualification than
s25O of taxable property, ability to read the Con-
stitution in English, and to write q name-the
State Constitution to be in accordance with the
above, except mons be excluded from franchise
who have heretofore exercised it by the proposed
Restrictions. -..-.r...#..:,
THE Democratic members have not been con-
suited on the new plan; neither has it transpired
that the Republicans have made pledges binding
theAr q: case the South adopted it.
The ice on the Potomac has broken. Three spans
Of the Long Bridge have gone, and apprehensions
are felt for the railroad bridge.
The sub-C Committee report adversely to the re-
dnction OF the whiskey tax.
- : The following gentlemen are prominently mem
toned in connection with the new plan for recon-
struction. Governors ORR, SHARKEY, PARSONS, and
MARVIN. It is stated that the President endorses
the scheme.
The name of the gentleman whose letter led to
the correspondence inducing Mr. Mo1IEY's resig-
nation is GEO. W.McCRAoKEN, Of New York.
Gov. sHARKEY is in bad health, and will leave as
soon as able. Gov. PARSONS leaves tomorrow.
It is said upon authority that the features Of
the new project, as published North and South,
were garbled and unreliable. Gentlemen, promi-
nent IN the project, regret the publications. The
trnetext Of the. scheme is to be presented to the
North Carolina Legislature in fow days. It viii
/. be given. TO the public BY that body. The
scheme. .originatet with Southern men without q
formal consultation with either political party It
is claimed BY it's friends thnt it viii meet the de-
mands Of the great conservative element Of the
country and drive the e1 treists into reasonable
terms. !: - 9sfs,ts:.
The site Of the California Branch Mint, at the
corner Of 9Th and Missouri streets, was purchased
for $1OO, 900. The contemplated building will cost
The morning train southward did not leave TIL
noon, on account Of injury to the bridge.
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The GueIphs.

How Mrs. VICTORIA GUELPH (as her Britannia
Majesty used to be very irreverently styled in the
columns Of the United histn.an) came by her sur
name, may not be known to all our reade.s From
an old History Of Germany loaned us by friend,
we extract the following legend in regard to the
origin of this dynastie title: ~.
The family of the GuELpHs can be traced SO for
back as the reign of CHAn1EnAGNE. About the
year 800, there was Count OF AIToRF, in Suabia,
whose descendants, according to an old legend,
obtained tbs name of GUELPH in the following
manner IsENBnAND, his son and successor, saw
once an old woman who had three children at q
birth, and, thinking this unnatural he called her
an adultress. The old woman, in angor at this in
suit, prayed Heaven that 1RMENTRAuT wife Of the
Count, might have as many children at birth as
there are months in the year. Her prayer was
answered, and IlMENraArr- was : delivered = Of
twelve boys; but, fearing the severity Of her hus-
bands character, she commanded her servant to
drown eleven of them. Whilst tho Inter was pro
ceeding to obey her mistress orders, the Count
met her and asked her what was in the basket she
was carrying. Tho girl, frightened, answered that
they were g,telphs (puppiea). But the Count, not
being satisfied with the reply, took OF the cloth
from the basket, and judging that the children
we're his oTn, from their liveliness and strength,
be preserved their lives, educated them secretly,
and when they were grown up took them all again
to their mother One Of the twelve, GUELPH tho
First, was the successor Of. 1sENBaAND.
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arNOTICE OF FEYECUTRK.-ALLP PARTIES
having demands against tie Estate Of the late Dr. D. D.
GRAVES will present them, properly attosted and those
indebted will make payment to j. B. Lance, South
Carolina Railroad Office, John street.
P. A. LANCE, Qualified E1ecutri1.
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FOR NEW YORK.

NyHE FINE STEAMSHIP CARLOTTA, CAPTAIN
i :, CHARLES COLLINS, Will leave Brown, l. Co.'s
South Wharf on Saturday. the 9Th Instant OF o'clock
PM. For freight or paasage engagements having hand
some cabin accommodations apply to eles5s
STREET BROTHERS 4 CO., =
February No.774 East Bay. =
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SPECIAL NOTlCEs.

wsURVEYOR'S OTFICE-PORT OF
CHARLEsTON-JhNUARY 2s 1s67.-owners and mas-
tera of soops and Boats under Five 5 Tons who have
taken out Certificates Of since July SOth
1885, are hereby notified to return said Certificates to
this Office and receive refund of aducasurencnt fces
CECIL c. NEIL,
January 90 Surveyor of the Port.
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\ Conversational.


=-.---ls1s----t tE----<->~-
n Congressional.
WIsHMaroN, February 5.-The Senate called
upon the etary Of War for information in refer
ence to the measures he had adopted to protect
trains crossing the plains.
The Bill for, the payment of war claims was
amended so as to exclude claims from the South
ern States, and was then passed.
The Secretary OF the Treasury was called on for
information in regard to the cotton seized during
the rebellion, the disposition and proceeds; and
names Of the / arties interested.
The con sideration.o of the Bankrupt Bill was then
resumed. An amendment that persons u1able to
take the Test Oath be excluded from it's benefits
was lost, by vote Of yeas TO- nays s0 and the Bill
itself was defeated by ayote Of 20 to ~, and the
Senate adjourned. ...'e: 2 :. = go .ssa55
In the House, Gen. SHERIDAN was formally in
troduced. The majority Oft the Committee on In
dian Afaira reported fayorably on LOUIS Y. Boaas'
The Postofice Committee were instructed to in
quire into the 1pediency Of building postof6ce,
court room and custom house at Nashville.
Avariety Of private and army bills were passed,
when tho" House went into Committee on the Pre-
aidsnta Msssage;. fthan aajourned e.
60. -
rho Maryland Legialature.
BA1r1nacRE,, Nd, February 5.----The Maryland
Legislature has repealed the Baltimore Election
Bill, consequently an election OCCURS tomorrow,
from which fearful results are apprehended may
occt,r.: ..sz5!s.. e i.sS -
9s.i i. &c. - Z !.
Marine NowS.
NEW YoRK, February 5.lThe steamship Quaker
Ctr has arrived, nom Charleston.
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Steamer PILOT BOY 2. Captain W LMGNn1Es
Steamer ELIzAHANCOX.S Captain q: e RiUHA1pe6H.;
II FAVE ACCOMMODATIONS WHARF, OHARIESTlW,z
and Charleston What Eavannah Monday; Wedna6.3
day, Friday and Saturday rntrntngs
The PILOT BOY leaves Cllarieatons @onaaNA
day and Saturday snd saYalnah every Monday 1:;
day.
trip from Charleston, md 5bar g.
v1nnah. t5::sssf!:
Freight received dai1y and stored nee s
FoE Freight or Passage, sppty TO
FERGUSON Il HOLMES tAgents;sss
.s5 80: ChAt1e1tons 6i Cs
-. efa,. CIAaHoRN NaOUNINaHAMgARtn q ~ Or
ga VI
N.B.@The Steamers Of thi1 Line connect at
with South Carolina and NorEh heasasn 6t
Savannah with Central and Albany and Gulf ahd
Florida steamers -: -: 80 1eun4ry 2%
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buo phl W.
Leaving tho Office Of the hotel, Judge Tate i'd
v9inced to whero Bryant was standing, with seve-
ral gentlomen near the centre of the rotunda, and
asked him the question, in u conciliatory tone of
voice. Colonel Bryant pushed him violently away,
either catching him by the collar or the throat in
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as- -GILLISONV1LLE, s. c., JANUARY 7rH,
1s87-On Monday tho 4th OF March next tho Commits.
sioners Of Public Buildings will receive proposals with
plans ind specifications tor charging the Log JUL at
GilIionisonyllle. J.W. MOORE,
January 1G WI Secretary.
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However, in less time than is taken to record it,
three shots were fired into Bryant's Dody, one
passing through the heart, one entering The right
Cheek and passing through the head, and tho
third finding lodgment We did not exactly learn
where Bryant fell dead Instantly, clutching wish
d death grip the T shaped dagger with which he
had inflicted serious stab in the right SIDE Of his
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It appears that by the intervention Of Gienda,
said that the clerks of the hotel knew him [atel
to be scoundrel. Tate entered the Office, and
asked one of the gentlemen which Of the number
it was who had spoken disparagingly of him, and
as he could not, by this inquiry ascertain, he
was advised to ask Of Colonel Bryant tho none Of