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the democratic majority beng about ten thousand,
In the Firth dsrc. ,hsr. legion Of on
each side. On the Tsmmany side, Alderman Norton OF
the Eighth ward; Aldermen Flynn, Vince King Of the
James watson and ID. v. Freeman OF the sIxteen,h''
Colonel Price and James 7. Brady both been talked
a. ahs present wos Eswas
OF Fifteenth will DO the compromise candidate He
s the brother Of the well known politicians Richard and
Tenth Eleventh and seventeenth wards, Thomas J.
Dreamer is the Tammany candidate Owen Murphy Of
able and shrswd snd veil SseIsS i' BY rs%many With
Brennan or y Breu Loew and Cardozo the lammany
county ticket there will DO strong fusion Of the Ger
man and Irish elements, which, with Crsamcr's per-
election IN ,hi: district Ths is the same dis.
Creamer Is decidedly stronger and will be opposed with
lose bitterness than Cornell in tho Seventh dis
trict lEighteenh, T.sntsth and Twsntynrst wards),
toe prospect that the struggle between Bradley and
Huchings for the nominatlon In this district win be
sesed favor Of Bradley Bradley 10 very popular 10
same position over the strongest oppsstoo ever com
binsd He 10 native OF New York, of Irish descent
sSs business sdopnr ,bs ESss. % .s 70 We ssy
the class OF young Irshmen who ssras themselves by
grit and perseverance, asd the Irish very enthusas
Hardy, the Alderman Of the twentieth, wti 10 the
democratic Un0Dcsndidsts but a. Hardy has another
ear 70 serve ana votes for him mar elect
gsrousiy. In the Eighth district TweInh, Niue
tenth and Twenty-sscond wards) the nomn-
alton has lowered for considerable period between Per-
kins, swackhammcr, Ward aud Genet But IL IL I'M
dsstood that smicabis Arrangement has been made
BY which Genet will Be- nominated, and swackhammsr
and Ward be sent 70 the Assembly. This may secure
Gsnets election. A disturbing element H. however,
springns up In the person Of NchAs 1uomey, who IL
aboutto place himself Ia the field anti Tammany
candidate, and VINO. from recent difficulties with she
chiefs, viii 20 into the light With peculiar venom and
make an enort 70 "kill XIII kin 10
. Ins - the Iammany prngrninma ~ Far ~ developed
i certainly looks formidable. With county ticket Of
fresh men combining American, German and Irish sup
pon-wnh thorough machinery, well tried and well
greAssd-with snEinsers, stokers aud conductors q
every ssaop supported By local canddstcs Of strength
and sxperenoe looks very much II the oussdsp
nevs before them IN unusually dihhcuu nsbt 10 main
l.n. We give them al the Information IN our pcssss-
non % present that they may prepare for the combat
ssslheently and make suitable efforts 70 break own
'hs "old wiswAm." with al is rings, ns punfs and
" corruption.
The German Unisa DemecrasIc General Gem.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or Mayor Hsaaas
~ the Germsss.
meeting Of ths orsaaixAtos was held lest sight ~
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reduced 10 reason and como 10 an amicabls
understanding consent 70 servo out bis terms member
OF congress and Supervisor with the promise OF Regis
ter whom 1.-THE boy MiIes'' rstlrcs with his pile.
Colonel shannon will probably BE- saushed with tho NOM
ins.c. for sups5ysSr in me place made vscan. BY the
ned By the nomination Of Low for County CLERK or by
. compromise himself or 0'Brien for Sheriff; Car
- ss g
mated In his stead Barbour and Aonel renominaled
for the Superior Court that Friedman and Joachssn
nation and Tweed be given fair Geld for the Senator
ship the lower district The plan embraces rsstora-
cn OF savage, Halpne and Waterbury their old places
IN the wgwauss least this is the story and we give II
rHs "ourspx' rRouBrrs
A. harmony appears 70 he settling on Tammany, dis
with dark and damaging aspect woods game With
"Nozsrt 10 pretty nearly played out. He cant get
any Of the organizations 70 take up Conner for County
Comptroller Connolly Won't sign his "Nassau Issses''
for years ~ sal 900 per year. that nice Of
sal 600 10 ssil in jeopardy and Appearances indicate that
OF politics. and retire TO the bosom OF his famlyu Ne
actually proposed the other day. that all the Wood
should wear brass badges tnat they might know each
that distnctlonL Wood agreeing 70 furnish ali
the brass himself. II y hardly necessary 20
state that the applicants have not been numssous Weed
In the several wards on the great points which he
has made during bis political career First why be
gave aid and comfort 70 the South sncourasIns the
After the war was over, and the South PROSTATE and
suffering, with men, women and chi idren the pont
Of starvation foa hs effects Of the Rebellion which he
against sending food ssd nosrnhmsns 70 save them from
The dircful death with which they were threatened.
when Wood concludes bic sspanssson on thsss points
he and his organization viii b about flashed
yosr n'Kp0n's nyupOf1or
The McKson ersansasios hiss suadsniy come 10
rsalisAs ofshs nuabiiiy slhuman Aar, aad the
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Citizens ASS ~ duly engaged In redeeming the
"resular organaaiionp - being "ssainss the
Of EcIean with conno, becomes NOR. ban ssor
p,rsonsl and Official A. we'll a. political necessity. The
advantage which the rev firm Of Connolly, Mclean
Co." has over the Swesny Tweed concern 10 that
they not responsible for the current political bust.
ness which 70 being done not having the control and
Of watching events finding fault and preparing to lake
commauA at the suspsious moment In The meantime
connections With the promising men OF the outside
houses and mining and counterminns all around and
about the region Of dsasc,io. % thai a the appointed
and take Possession OF al their ammuuitIon and appi
ances Of war for the benefit OF the redeemed and pa
ned newly matched considerably enIarpsd ana vastly
more comfortable .: g. wigwam--thess csbaIissIc
letters Of national oelebrity sgnifyisg Unou sousreu
which are 70 chsrsc,eSs ts rsv av
many Hall, near the corner OF Fourssnth Sweet and
FOURTH avenue under the coming dynasty and the
approaching democratic millennium.
TBs BEAD CENrnB or rRoumu
The troubles OF Tammany Hall centre about the con.
The candidates John Fox late Aldsrinaa Of The Fint
District supervisor Of the county Of New York and
present member q coosrsss for the Fourth Congress
sona district and Jcssph shannon ana James o Brisu
bright and shining gh In the present Board q Alder
yen Now can b nfsiy asserted shas y sssisr for
one sober 70 operate on three tight ropss This
illustrates the dcui,iss Of the daring ana Iotv sher
o. sbs inner council Of the wrwsm o,siins sSssr
ssss.y e q: sosnsIl arss Sssur.Iiy B. would Be-
objcctsd that three elective ocsstwo q them COUNTY
posuous-is pirns = on 100 thick ana heavy,
Foe don't for that and means 10 b ! csod,dsss
He thinks beter 10 be dead lion with the lion shsrs
iss ss ?; s' = Ts e
already fallen 70 his iet He has no idea Of sdding.
:ss b 20 zoe omnss S1h me q 9s n BE-
he's been taught wiser trick and Il TOO forv 10 rive
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Ubi Mel ibi APES.

NEw, MACKEREL, in Barrels, Half
IN Barrels and Kits,
Fulton Mark let Family Beof and Pork,
Buffalo Smoked Tongues and Dried Beef,
Prime Sugar-Cured Hams, u. Strips,
English Dairy and Gloucester Cheese,
New Teas, just in, Young Hyson, &C.,
Java, Maricsibo and Rio Coffees,
Eng. Pickles, French Fruits in Brandy,
Canned Salmon, Lobster, Oysters,
Canned Peaches, go. Sardines,
Cassia, Gloves, Mace, Nutmegs. &C.,
Trenton Crackers, fresh every week,
Butter, Wine, Fancy Crackers, &C.,
Sugars, all grades; Crushed, A, b & @,
Standard and Fancy Soaps, full assort't,
Worcestershire Sauce. Pepper Vinegar,
Capers, Mustard, Concentrated Lye,
Yeast Powders, Cooking Soda,
Pure Kettle Rendered Leaf Lard, at Re.
tail or by Tisrce, Golden Syrup, Sugar
Drips and Molasses, Pure White Kerosene
Oil and Lighthouse Oil, Liquors Of un-
surpassed excellence, consisting of Genu-
inc French Brandy, Pure Whisldes, Hol-
land Gin, Jamaica Rum, &c.. always on
hand, and guaranteed in their native puri-
ty. GEO, SUMMERS,
Oct G Main street.
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II 81 sa III ikas Sls Is Black Crcok Win
.haEa S I iieal In { ID Devils Auet a. =
d gFail q iSf drama, foE ~ shicfi
dsnSers b 40 been brought ffofl E'i 4
rope, which Is aboge 3tsi be pro-
daGed ak Hanyards Theatre, iBscS
WY, New x 3ofk i, = - 8 q
TIM DoBenss EsTx - ,Judg dge VA.
son Of She 6npafior Court OF CHI,
cago, has rendered a decision adverse
to the VidaN Of Steph rem Is. ID Douglas,
who eiainls Slower in, q zeal estate.
worth io9ig 900 in the Southern past
of Chicago. \. * Y 81, &. Z, Z
It is reported chat Frazer, Tren-
holm & 90, are to; pay the Govern
ment $50, 900, 600 In gold, ON account
of assets in their hands as agents of
the Southern Gonfedsracy in Liver
pool. " IS a ea.Is K l.gs. 9.. ~ Z. q 4,
Tho total, number of Maryland
militia is estimated at ten or twelve
thousand. This is styled the ':Army
of Maryland" by radicals. and they
profess to bs very much afraid of IT,
Doubtless they are. lr'
The City Council of Atlanta has,
by.s vote of six to fonr, appropriated
ten acres within the corporate limits
as spot for the erection monu-
ment TO Abraham Lincoln.
A noticeable feature of the yellow
fever in New Orleans is, that fewer
women than men die OF it. This is
accounted for by the consideration
that men are more exposed and less
temperate in their habits thap wo-
men.
f Out of q list. of 10 persons sum-
moned as jurors for the approaching
October term of the District Court
in the parish of East Feliciana, La, 4,
eighty-one are set down as colored.
The Homeopathic College of Penn
sylvania has determined to open it's
doors to women. provided sufficient
number offer to make it desirable as
q test of its benefits.
The Georgia Conference of the
Methodist Episcopal Church will be
organized in Atlanta, October 10th.
Bishop Clark, of Cincinnati, presid-
ing. i"f-s'
The bar of Washington have re-
solved that Mr.. Bradley's name was
illegally stricken from the roll of
lawyers.
Texas has 'tsour lake." whose
water tastes like lemonade without
the sugar. .a.,
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know how laM.abidipg ase the eiti.
zenH 81 Tho fsta thus malignad by
syods and that the OIL II oto1s demon
stretions niad6 SINCE ftl,s war hage
been by negroes atg plHcea where
United States troops were III force. s.
Tn 90 nsions I naiist Say iih your
letter REPRESENTS the septimsnts 81
only Is small clss iof debtors, who
prefer their indiyid dual well being TO
the preservation OF the liberty Sof
their country; and chat all trne South
sgaroliniHns feel that Gen. Sielxies,
while with rs, whateyar Iaay have
haea HE ;,sssi ,ssf.: IONS 10 you.
otonly crushed out the substance Of
liberty, hut likewise destroyed its
forms. ours respec ctfulIy, 81
IT. W. WOODWARD. -
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4 The NEW CUSTOM HOUSE The
workmen are still busily engaged ON
this building, but their labors are
confined principally to the interior,
and an ominous sign of Positively
no Admittance," keeps the curious at
q respectful distance. Collector Mac
key is determined that Charleston
shall have Custom House that will
reflect some credit on the Govern
ment, and is using the appropriation
obtained from Congress in complet-
ing the structure. Charleston Neacs.
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An extraordinary rascal, named
Decarbin, died the other day in one
of the prisons of Lille, France, at
the age of ninety-two years, of which
he had spent forty-five in jail. He
is supposed to have committed during
his ill-spent life every description of
misdeed. The last OF the twenty-five
sentences pronounced against him
was incurred six years ago, by his
swindling some one out of n large
sum of money, and stealing horse
and dog-cart.
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Some Hindoo thieves determined
to rob train in Madras. They ac-
cordingly blocked the track with tree
tops. The engineer stopped his
train, the thieves swarmed into the
cars, the engine was reversed and
run back with all speed, and all the
robbers were soon lodged, in Jail, ex-
cept those who We're killed by jump
ing from the train.
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OBITUARY.

Died, at her residence, in Fairfield Dis
trict, on the evening of the 18th of Sep
tember, 1867. in the 51st year of her age,
Miss REBECCA d. KINCAID. She was
the third and youngest daughter of Col.
William Kincaid, deceasee, of Fairfield,
and though q great sufferer for thirty
years. she bore her sufferings with great
christian meekness and humility.
"Blessed are the dead that die in the
Lord"
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The Wilmington Euening Star says:
"The sround-pea is the enriching
product of this country. We are in
formed that q gentleman near this
place made $25, 1000 last year off his
crop. A Mr.. Nixon, who lives near
Rocky Point, will make this year
from $4,000 to $4,000 bushels, and
the prices will range from 50 to 81
per bushel." ft'sf
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MEssRs EDITORS: I beg a place
for this letter, just received. 1t is to
me SO gratifying one, that the
writer will pardon me for publishing
it. name and ALL VIM. MARTIN.
GREENWOOD, S. c., Oct. 8, 1867.
Req. Wm. Martin, Columbia.
DEAR SIR: With much interest and
the deepest sympathy, I read in the
Picnic, of the 18th September, your
article headed "The Poor" wished,
as I read it, I could send you hand
some donation; but money I had
none, for currency we seldom see in
these parts, and I may say, specie
never. I have, however, sent you to-
day, morsel of my bountiful har-
vest, in the shape of a barrel-forty-
five gallons-of syrup. Please dis
pose of this syrup at your discretion,
for the benefit of 'the two systematic
benevolent associations" of which
you spoke as existing in Columbia,
viz: 1.-THE Ladies' Industrial Asso-
'eiation," and "Tho Ladies GeneYo-
lent Society of Columbia for the re-
lief of the sick and poor of the place.
If half of our planters would send
you but small per cent. Of their
rich harvests of breadstuffs and other
products this year, our noble women
and their suffering little ones, would
be far beyond the reach of want.
HE that giveth to the poor lendeth
to the Lord" Very truly,
~ - d. WYATT AIKEN.
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The Laurensville Herald states that
Mr.. Joseph Crews has been appoint
ed Sheriff for Laurens District, by
the Commanding General, and will
enter upon the discharge of the duties
of the Office at an early day. t
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!. tN3aX.s u 49, ! 1 8 8


$.
! , sss. tsssasss
we hase nos use Tor these continual
~ gem + p hons a the Selts
: J whaeh We notice still abound ia some
es eqs ltlea 4; p q xchange wisely
< sny Thai one good bard day work
IA petter than seven hsrang gues to the
people and y torch Stight procession
thrown ina s b q 81, z
pae tla people speciaIly
Sne newly siif5ahc hised citizens Of the
South ere bound to have political
/. anetrncsi on and to- feel some interest
an 'feprese lion. Blt surely it does
i 'l,ot, reg ahiTe q honsansd end one small
Statesmen s ~ N one: small burg, to.en-
hgnten the soyerei we 3 q have lit-
tie tdoubt but that the public Journals
; are IN some degree responsible Tor
tnese toollsn 3l sexciten ents' and the
WaiSgHn ois ths tlme OF me iaborer,
..a aoW .so necessary az the south. 8 me me
usyllos Parry slt mositles IN these un-
ec9nsfthncted efll states has passed aNwsJ,
ana we 81 truss ll forever. We cannot,
!. .sneEeIoIes gee the proprlety OF apus-
1he ens or tnat nlgh ofhclal or pro- p''-5
nlnent ssiea icislzen. s,' merely because ne
expresses e.. ms views On the political
sit'a1'on. ge we are ! ol.en @ greeted Tith
= = EsMark AaS lke sne toaoWang why
aont yoe pi1cn 1 INTO lElto. --.'t2 ior the
.rteTs sF, - ne .as expressed : &c. Ii
snese aueruioas sa' nelgnpors haa con
Sfo, !" : paper' Eais.,l anu Were'Fealiy qua.h-
nso y tuii lls .lie outles OF: Ine posi-
'ion' tneS tWpuin soon come 10 the
oone,usion, as i'lteninys % an was
pUI ~ .ne .lse uusy = "a eoitof,
e nesr uusy OF tne people OF
.ne oou'n az 'nis t1me is 10 70 soo'9s-not
lol 'ne sa1eess oi Inns OF tnat parry.
no ior tne promalotlon o'aH OF pohtlcall a
ga'neilngs' Where pqid g emlssarles lfAs are
"eApsoseu ". 81 70 make q hvingTnut TO
80 - 90 t,914Ne =, oi sometnlng ne
Z 1855 - sne s9stenance OF man nan OF
ease. =. SD. ;lso Aio4 "a aeyeloping the
NV lesstate resources :, ol tne oousn. a't
Me1e is.no room onls ZOE gentiemen =
As U4ls anu ioaaefs p'e n any southern
Sounie Sa w as ,st Inns tlme. tneir me !.
tasueis seneral' nave nos sne
: eAs = ,suppofsi men, ana GER
s''4ips sney haSe no Tlgnt 10 sponge
and toll and go about the street
corners, denoincing theradica,, ;,s-.J r.7,
or Andrew johnson, as the case may
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Funeral Invitation.

The Friends and Acquaintance Of Mr..
and Mrs. r. Hamilton, are invited to at
tend the funeral Of their son, J. P. HA-
MILTON, at their residence, Taylor street,
THIS AFTERNOON, at half-past O'Clock.
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MARRIED

At Aiken, s. O., on the 25th September
by the Rev. Mr.. Cuthbert, Mr.. JOSEPE
r. PYE, of Louisville, KY, to Miss ALICE
A. DENT, Of Columbia, S. G..
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RELIaIoUs SERVICES THIS Day
Trinity Church--Rev. P. J. Shand,
I'ector, 101a o. m. and 5 p. m.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. w.
E. Boggs, 1O1s a. m. and IL p. m.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. j.
O'Connell, 10 o. m. and p. m.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev.
D. j. Simmons, 101a a. m. Rev.
VIM. Martin, 4 p. m.
Marion Street Church-Rev. VIM.
Martin, 1O1a a. m. Rev. D. J..
Simmons, 4 p. m.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A..
r. Rude, 101a q. m.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. L. Rey-
nolds, 101a a. m.
African M. z. Church-Rev. E..
Arthur, IL q. m. Rev. DR.. E. A..
Bolles, 3p. M, and Rev. M. Williams,
71a p. m.
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Mr.. Summers is determined not to
DO out-done in the delivery of goods
his wheelbarrow has been put in COM
plete repair, and he will furnish the
propelling power necessary to trans
fer, goods bought from his establish
ment to the residence of the pur-
chaser, HiUe la wheelbarrow.
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FIVE CENTS. The price Of single
copies of the Phenir is five cents, and
purchasers are requested to pay no
more Tor them. We, are informed
that some of the news-boys charge
ten. This is an imposition, as the
papers are supplied to them at o rate
sufficiently low to warrant their being
disposed of at five cents copy.
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Mill Saws, &c.
ID OWLAND'S Mill and Cross Cut SAWS,
III Circular Saws, FROM to so inches,
Wood Saws, Hand Saws, Panel Saws, &c.,
on hand and for sale low by ..o
Oct46 J. & T. r. AGNEW.
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CHOICE SYRUP.-Messrs. Fisher &
Lowrance have received O consign-
ment of syrup, of fine quality, which
they are deairous of introducing into
general use, and as en- inducement to
purchasers, offer it at q very low
figure. This syrup resembles in taste
the we'll known New Orleans syrup.
House-keepers are advised to give it
a trial-and our word for it, they will
use it extensively. We are indebted
to Messrs. F. & L. for demijohn of
the article. Children love it, Sambo
extols it, and the old folks think it
hard to beat.
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NEW BUCKWHEAF FLOUR. &C,.

X BBLs. NEW HULLED BUCKwHEAT
o FLOUR-EXTRA. - - .
6tierces Diamonda and Bear Graes HAMS.
bbI. SMOKED TONGUES and BEEF.
2 tierces Breakfast Bacon,
10 kits New Shad Roes. s,,, g.s5S'l =
Boxes Gloster, E. D.. and Factory Cheese.
Bbls. Egg, Cream, Mill, Butter, Sugar
Crackers and Ginger SHAPES of superior
quality. y + - IS. 49, ); I N1
The snhacribers are now receiving q
LARGE STOCK OF CHOICE FAMILY and
PLANTATION SUPPLIES, in3 all theva-
rieties usually found in first class etooks,
TO which we invite ettention as to quality
and price. O. 81. BALDWIN ECO.
Oct 4 5T!E S,. tt ,sS6
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Wolfe's Schiednm SchAnpps is the
purest liquor manufactured III the world.
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81
How UNDERwoop WILL DISPOSE OF
Mr.. DAVIS. Rev. Paul Bagley says
he told President johnson in the fol-
lowing language, Of an interview be-
tween hin.self and Judge Underwood: !:
Judge Underwood said he was
sure Mr.. Davis would be brought to
trial in November, and that, under
existing instructions, in reference to
Jurors. a jury would be empannelled
that would convict him; that he did
not wish to see any blood shed, be-
cause he was opposed to capital pnn-
ishment anyhow, and that Congress,
In the midst of the war, had reduced
the penalty of treason to fine and
imprisonment, in the discretion of
the court; that he would, therefore.
only fine him enough to take away
his Mississippi plantations, and let
them be sold out, at say half dollar
per acre, to his old slaves, whose toll
and tears had accumulated them:
that / had better suggest this to the
country. and; after ewhile, go down
and preach to the negroes colonized
on Davis old plantations.
tTo which President johnson,
smiling, replied: ea
" 1t used to be the old-fashioned
way to try q man before they hanged
him."
rNP "a. a
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.rOaRNNT.

y, - A COTTAGE. with Seven Rooms
Tim and o Kitchen, corner of Hender-
..lslA son aud ,Geryais streets. Apply on
the premises. So +, ~ Oct 4 GE.
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The Marquis OF Westminster has
an income Of $1,000 per day.
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y o. r. Jackson Is receiving goods reesu5
larly every week. i They are well selecIede
and sold sat low rates. Call and see theffa1
No house sells goods cheaper fhan ha dosa.Q
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.yoiIe's 5oniedam schnapps are a
preventive for chills and fever
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RRaIsTRAT1oN UNION. The fol-
lowing is the complete return of re-
gistration in Union District; Whites
1887; colored 1,s94-majority for
colored 5o7.
LAUnENs. Whites 1,6i4; colored
2, 42S maj iority for colored 814
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- q i.
Afsasfs Dnfas u Chapman have
pleesd Oh our desk the NoyembsE
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The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-10-06

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