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TELEGRAPHIC.
Omr Gable IIIsi,ntcn,s.

;, l.oSnoM, August 23--Aoun. Csllsuls 9l ll-iG;
Bonds I3I.
LIVERPOOL, August decentralization npcn:,
Imiet but s:cady; Mi,IlIiug Up..rds lOI; Orlram ,
10y; sales SOJ0. lIrcadStntfs un, hanged PORK
los I'D. Bacon ABS. Gd. N,sin-- cannon Ts. aI
mediim IL. Tnrpcntinc 10. Sngar:ts. I'll.
summary OF European News by Cable,
NEW YORK, August %. Insurgents Ilayu
GantufrI AMI ho'h Saragossa. in Span.
inn Official journal Ut Su,ith Germany SAYS tho
south German States will confederate will neither
pr,ssi nor Austria, b,il remaining independent
Will hold the balance III power.
Tho bitterness Of the prllssin1l prrs, in ,If.
c,issing tho Salaburg Conference, causes uiIxcl Y
throughout Europe
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ESTIMATED cRops IN 1861.

hCculniIH 10 TINS table, our agricultural pro-
ducts VIII bo about forty per cont. greater than in
paro values, tho result il still more favorable to
lGH7. THO greatest advance. OF course, ias been
III tho price OF cotton, bnt nearly oil the moro i'm
ovon on gold basis. In spite Of protractad rims
on tho Atlantic Blope, OF tho army worm in the
Southern Slates, OF dry weather In ihe interior
ton States, wo blcsacd with yiold Of iho aroS
staples which will prevent iamino and serious
suffering during tho coming season in tho BoSlI.
ern States, and will mako tho moro prosperous
States IN tho North and West bettor nble to mcot
tho burdens OF an unnecessarily oppressive iaxl
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PRICE FIVE CENTS
SPECIAL NOTICES.

1s,CoNsidNEES PER STEAMSHIP GEO. u.
UPTON aro hereby npheL that she IL Taf, D,y ,,,,.
charging cargo at Accomnu collation. Wharf aua,isua
roin"Sed before aunse, will be stored ii their risk u
expense. wttrt,>, ,,,,,r,,
August 81
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IEnisTRATIoS.-Thc following il tho aggregate
llmber registered for the linIrlct np 10 date:

Black River, Poo Dec and Caryers' Bay not heard
nom. OF the above only sixteen colored signed
their namesi of the whites, flyo unable to do
Eo.-- Geo,gcioi6n Timer.
IsEoisrRATIoN.-Thnf following reports have beon
since our last publication
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4S-, ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ART1FICLAL HUI:
MAN EYES made 70 order and inserted by Drs. F.
DAtcH aud p. doUGLEMANN formerly employed by
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TNnIs PAPER oIRCULATEs THROUGHOUT TIP
Il middle portion OF tho Slate, and uffers the bes.
facilities for adyertSers. i'a February ~
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Cherry. Anna |
Christian, Miss q
Close, Mrs A
Clark, Letter III
Couturier, Mrs A
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state ItcIns,
REolsrRATIoN.-,rh following is tho wl,oIo num-

REaIsInATIoN.-we are indebted 10 bies.ra. L
doghlan and ]. J. hcKollar for tho follow
registration returns:
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No. Isl MsNiIng street. op,,os,o Charleston Hotel
June II
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sent. Owing 10 the very small crop of cotton
last year, and the almost total failure of corn,
nearly every planter in South Carolina com.
menccd operations last spring upon advances
made by his factor; not upon usurion, Interest.
ior we have no usury laws now. The money
wns borrowed nj market rates. But these
same rates are, nevertheless, ruinous 10 the
farmer Agricultural implements, fertilizers,
seeds, corn, hny, bacon, everything the year
through, hns been purchased on these Terms
from one and n half TO two and hnlf per cent
mouth. live have good cotton year, the farm
ers may perhaps be able to pay their factors.
They will have little if my more. If anything,
however. should happen to njure tho crop Sc
r'ously, or If cotton should fall much below the
present rntc, large part Of the planting in
tercst Of South Carolina must pass into other
hanlls.
i'ut | am wandering too far from my text
propose 10 speak Of Darlington, and not TO
write jcrcmiad upon the prospects of the
country. darlington last year {thc crop of
lalti-'GI) raised abont 5000 bulrs, about one
'hir''' II is thought, Of what was consid-
ercd good average crop before the war The
growing crop will probably reach from 10, 600
to l2,ooo bales, or hnlf n full antc-bellum crop.
Corn lust ycnr in this district was an entire
failure. Everybody buys. Heretofore it is
well known it was considered bad h,lsbantlry
Tor farmer to have 10 buy corn or long rod-
der. IL was almost vewe,l as a blot ON his
chamcicr. In goo,l year, before The war, the
corn crop of Darlington District amounted to
about 400, 600 bushels. The corn crop thus far
bids fair to bo FAR superior 10 last years Still
il is feared there il not enough breadth of
land planted TO feed the Stale
This District Inns never produced much
wheat; II is only cultivated in the upper part of
it, aud more nmong small farmers than The |
large planters. So with the other small |
grains. They are but little known here. Pork |
%ns largely raised horc up 10 recent pcrio,l.
In fact the District throughout produced lis
own meat. But this has been attended with
great difficulties the lnst few years, and is now
Ill hut impossible. The cause we hnre already
given above, viz: the loo great fontlncss of ccr-
an parties for roast pig. TRAVELLER
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State Items,

THE WEATHER AND THE CRors.-Wc have
had week of variety ns regards the wen,hcr
Scarcely day has pissed since our last
issue that the thermometer has not ranged
in the neighborlool Of ninety degrees, and we
have had showers Of rain, with thunder and
lightning, accompanied by tornadoes of daily
occurrence. A lnrge tree near orr Office was
uprooted on The occason of the melancholy dis
astcr to the steamer r. E. Bell We hear
nothing but gloomy accounts from our planters
The waters are subsiding, bu, leaving blightctl
prospects behind. We understand many pnnt-
crs have discharged their hands, having no
further use for them. We are yet hopeful that
their all is not lost, but that the continued
showers will prevent the hot suns from burn.
ing up vegetation, and that the orerstretehrd
rice will gather strength to support its over
grown acknowledgement Tints.
LARGE FIRE AT TiMMoHsyILLE-On Wed
nesday morning, the 10th instant, between In,
hours of two md three o'clock A. NJ, ns ",
have been informed, tho storehousc of MIR. Jns
#. Bristow was discovered on fire, nn,l in
very short lime six prominent business house
were consumed with most Of their contents
The loss is supposed 10 be about $1,000, will
q known insurance of $4,000.
Darlington Soafheracr.
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Domestic Markets.

NOON
New York, July 12.-Gold ;9s. GO coupons 12.
Stocks dull Sterling unchanged. Flonr 15a20
ton dull at 26a.
EVENING DISPATCH
Cotton cas- or; sales 2V90 bales at 2Ga261c. Flour
nclvo state 81 10a11 25i Southern, mixed to good,
80 75a11 GU; fancy aud extra sll 75a16 %. Wheat
PTovsions s firm: mess saa rs Groceries esn.EaiIv
heavy. Turpentlnc Sass. Rosin So 25asS. Freights
steady. Stocks improved. Gold 30l. '63 coupons
111{; Of GA, 1893; Of 65 1G9 issue 10S3; 1010s,
l02i; 7sUa. iirst series, 1851; second and third,
baltimore, July 12.-Rio Cofleo steady; sales
light. Cation dull unl uncLanged; trn and
scarce. Wheat receipts light; prime choice flrln;
low grades dropping. Guod wlIto corn 81 17aI ID;
yellow 81 lial 15; Western mixed 81 ~. Pro-
Visions steady and scarce Whisley, nothing
CIscIsNar1, July 12.-Four in good demand;
now Ohio slS Wheat scarce, lOc. higher; No. /,
dcrs 10!c.; clear sides Isle; nj close &C. udvaucc
asked. Mhskcy steady, sos.
81. Rosiu, stock very light, steady 81 60 to
SAVANNAH, July 12-cotton dull and heavy:
sales 25l bales; middlngs = 2se. Receipts g 10y
on hand $500 bnles.
AuogsTA. July l2;-cottSn quiet but ateadyi
sales 1913 bales; MildlnGs 29s.
mand fair; Middlings 81. Sales for tho week 176t
bales. Receipts POI. Exports tG0. st. OK OH hand
and on shipbo 'rti not cleared, IL, GIG bales
dull and unsettled. Low Midiliings 22ta.22, nomi
nal Receipts Of the week 1143 balcs, agains
2l56 bales. Exports OF tho week $3.50 bales Stool
prime liz; Cuba line, No. 10 at 10; fair to prn
13i. Mo.nsses. nothing doing. Flour, superin
s11 %; choice SIG SOILS IS. Corn firm; yellow All,
vancingS71. Pork quiet and firm at s2i rs. Bn
con shoulders and ribbed sides scarce; shoulder
III; ribbed sides 13; clear II. lard quct-i
Sight exchange Oh Now York aasc. premium
1n two days tho city currency has fallen nom t
20 per cent. nt tho brokers Offices, though 1t
ed in small sumo. Wo see no explanation Of th
sudden fall.
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THE WEATHER, ASn .TnR CRors.-In. our
Inst paper We. gave rather Aattering report
concerning tlIclqops ip our District. Wel ma1e
this statement from the information OF several
of our farmers, and from our own observation
in aud around B6nnettsvillc. Wo hnvo since
been Informed that the crops in tho lower part
of the District and on the river plantations
we're very badly injured by the late rains, md
n grent quantity of corn md cotton were
drowned and considered "irrecoycrably lost.
Crops Of oil kinds are damaged more or less,
md IT, fcnred that tho corn and cotton crop
will fall for, short in this section. There seems
to be a complete failure in tho fruit crops
especially apples and peaches. The crops In
| the lowlanls nre almost entirely destroyed, but
the corn and cotton crops in the uplands nrt
doing very we'll We have been visited for tht
past two weeks with daily rains, with the CT
| ception Of two or three days intermission
sometimes accompanied by strong winds, seri
ously damaging tho corn and cotton crops.
| m. ' BennrifsrRie Herald.
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THE SCIENCE AND ART of medicine hns mot
with great loss in the death of NJ. TRoUssEAu,
who died recently at the ago Of si1ty.six. He
was born at Tours in 1901. Like VELrEAu and
many other distinguished physicians ho studied
under BnEToSARAU, ono of the wisest and
most original medical minds Of modern times,
whose influence and silent impress upon tho
science hos been greater even than lis reputa
ton. NJ. TRoussgAu occupied the chair Of
Therapeutics and Materia Mcdicn in the Fncul-
ty Of Paris since 1889, and by his success as
practitioner md his Hucncy' and pleasing
elocu.ion in bis lectures acquired grcnt rcp,uia.
tion as q teacher lie was the aulhor Of scy.
eral largo works and Of numerous mono.
graphs and miscellaneous articles for various
scientific journals. ,'ra aIiL- ,t',.'
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Wa shlnEton Nc,rs.

washington News.
WASHINGTON July 12-,rhe committee 10 ;nvcs
tigato tho assassination and tho lrcatnrut of nris
The Wisconsin Democratic tonvcnlon ,,s non,
mated Flanderouu for Governor. Resolutions wer
passed opposing negro suffrage.
LII tho House, 8r. Julien asked leave to introduc
u rcsol ttion ordering the Rccousi ructiun Commit
toe to report Bill fOrfeitg tho lands rranted f.
tho Southern S,utcs for railroad purposes, stain,
TINT thcro were s 600 0pO Of acr". nf L~ Inst i,
in the South in Tho hands OF rebel rorpo, ntiuu
which poor men, white and black, SHOULD have fo
homcsteads. hr. Wood objected. Mir. Juicr
moved to suspend tho rules. The rules were tilcI
suspended By vote of nincty-niun iu tI,:riv iv,.
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aD- THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
DARLINGTON DISTRICr-iN EQUTTY-HANSAH j.
HART. Admnistralrix. r. ELLEN f.. HART, JOHN
W1THEnSpooN, ai.-BILL FOR INJUNCTION,
ACCOUNT AND nElIEF-It Ia ordered that tho crodit-
ora OF JOHN L. HAkT bo cnjoincd from proceeding to
recover their clams at law against the complainant, aud
that they do provo and cstablsh their demands aganst
tho said John L. Hart, before the Commissioner OF
this Court, or bctoro the st day Of Noyombcr next,
and In default thereof that they b, barred from the bcn
eft of any decree to be made herein.
1t is also ordered That copy Of this order be published
At least week until tho hrst day Eoyonibor next
In tho Darlington Southerner and thu ChAreson Ddis
NetcI.
Tho above true copy from tho original orcr nln.t
In the above case l1th February, 1867.
A. f. EDWARDS. G. T. u. ID.
CoNnIsIIosEn's OFFICE Darlington c. H., Fobruar!
| ~, 1857. E1s II February -
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nD- TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
DARLINGTON DBrR1cr.-IN EoUITY-B. W. ED.
WARDS. ahnntslratpr 7. L. HOwLE r5. L. s. IIOwLE
JAMES +. WILSON AND OTHERS-DILI FOR IN
JUNCTION, ACCOUNT AND RELIEF.-Il Is ordered
That the CREDITORS OF THOMAS L. HowLE, decreased
be eijocd frum proceeding TO recover their claims Mt
law against the complainant. aud that they do prove and
establish thrr demands ngaIns the said uo,vLr before
the commissioner ofhis Court, before The first lny
OF December next and In default thereof that they DO
barrcd tic benehl of any decree TO be pronounced
In tho above stated case. l7th February. 1867.
A. F. EDWARDS, C. E. d. D.
Commissioners oHcc Darlington c. II. Feb. ~ Is67.
February - si1
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DEATH OF ALpIS CHAsB.-We take tho fol-
lowing extracts from q letter received from q
friend in Athens, relating to tho dcath Of the
above gentleman, which occurred on Tuesday
morning last: 81 regret to say that Athens lost
her best citizen this 4. NJ. at 10 o'clock. al
ludo to tho death of Mr. Albin Chase. Agent Of
the Southern Mutual Insurance Company. and
nlpo of tho Pioneer Paper Mills. lie was for
merly,cditor Of tho Athens Banner. His loss
will dc severely felt, for lie was, without ex-
ception, the best citizen Of Athens"
rI.g.g !.r,4 sy..4 [Augustd Preti.
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Balloons are now sent up in England. To
which rockets packed with powdered magnesi-
nm are attached. As the magnesium burns,
the country over nm extensive area is illuminu-
ted as by bright moonshnc
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June %

a6- NOTICE TJ MARINEhS.-C ApTAIES
AND PILoTs @ishn 10 anchor their vcsses In Aahlcy
River arc requested ,, 10 do 10 anywhere within dircct
rnpgn of tho heads Of tho SAVANNAH RAILROAD
"HARVES Oh Tho Clinr ston md 81. Andrews stlc CT
tlc Ashley River BY which precauon contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will DO avoided.
=. &. TURNER, H. M
fIafbor Masters 0ncc Charleston February O. 1896
February
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seoretnry srAsros says tho War Depart
ment has at JIG disposal all tho means required
for carrying on tho Indian var At the West,
and that mo further appropriations are needed
on that aseonnt, - ~
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Ernn Snn ErnnnISnn.

BAN FRANCISCO, July 12.--Anothrr expedition
has returned from nm unsuccessful se.--- A.. $50
now is and in tho Pacific. Tho search was eI-
latitude. The track OF discolorrd water was
found, and birds were seen IL is beloved that an
Island exists in the vicinity visited.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

nTST. STEPHENS FAIR.-TIIE BALANCES
VI ARTICLES rcmlfnrs will hc AuGTIoSED OFF
i" hrr'"9 i9th lnsi and the Fair will close on Non.
day Ercring with n PROMENADE CONCERT.
"""ts''oh W toNCert oU cents. july IL
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THE MARION STAR.

IL published at Marion g. c., in the cantra portion
tho country mud offers favorable medium to MGR,
chants Druagss haeinjsts and all easscs who desft
TO extend their b,islness In tho Pee Dee country. -
For tho benefit Of advertising patrons We shall in
addition 10 our subscription list, which IA constantly
creasng. publish and distribute gratuitousy 5000 eIrs
copies Of tho STAR, during tho business season this
Fall. $50, .S ~ Il IL: ,
Rates Of Advertising 'l!bGrslH ! y
u j. ". J. McKERAII,
November 10 Editor and Pittrietor.
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AT Snit lake, cotton yarn spun from Utah
cotton cells for 20 cents Il pound more than
yarn from the States.
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M DATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-TIIIs
spIESiip HAIR DYEis Tie best In tho world I'll,
only ''"c nnl perfect Dyr-arn,lcss reliable Instan
tahrons. No disappointment No rii,cuIou, ti,,s
NATURAL Biack or Brown Remedies tho effects of Ea.
oyer. In'is'rateA the hair leaving soft hcafu
Tho gennno Is siInci UTam 4. iatrhefar All others
are mere limitations. should be avoided Sold r nj,
ilr'qBists aud Perfumcrs. Factory. No. 81 I,arr,cy
Htrcct. New York.
as- BEwAItE OF A COUNTERFEIT
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no'A CARD. THE OFFICERS AND MEM.
BEERS OF the Palmetto steam Fire Engine Compauv rc
turn thrir thanks to MRS. CAMPBELL aud MRS
hoDEETs Tor Refreshments furnished Willie on duty al
The flrc IN Church strcct last evening
". II. ARMSTRONG.
1hy III Secretary +. T. +. L. Go.
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IELEGRAPHTC.
Our Gallo DIspntt hes.

LONDON. July 12-2 p. M.-Consols o. 1916;
Bonds 10 SIG.
LIVERPOOL, July 1G--2 p. M.-pork 73s. Cd; Tur-
pontno 81; others unchanged.
L1yERrocL. July I2--NuUn.-Cotton firm: IJp-
lanaB IOs, Orleans 104.
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LAW NOTICE.
THE AIKEN. PRESS

TITS PROPOSED TO PUBLISH IN TIE TOWN OF
Aikap 8. O., Weekly paper under tic aboYc title.
10 be devoted to General Intolligenco-Poucal, Com.
mercial Social Literary. and Reigious1wiih Depart
ment OF Agriculture Including tho Field, tlIe orclar
tho Vineyard, and lilo Garden News Summary, to
contain digest OF tho important Gycnts Of The week
will occupy ton Of tho paper. md particular aten
will DO given 10 tho unsotuod question Of Labor. \,
bost adapted to our new condition, and the development
OF tho refources OF tho country Mnnufkctr, hgri
cuIIuru, RruILrasing. and VintgroSfng.i - ~.
Terms-$J ycar, III advance.
Z. :" m ~ o. II. ". RAvHNEL. Elllor' =
" D. Knxrlsp Publisher. .'sl Isnusry al :
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hs>oFFlCE OF BOARD OF HEALTH
CHARLESTON & g.. JUNE 2slh. IsG7-on mud after
Tbs pay. CLORl OF LIME AND C0ppERsS for
DiSiNFECrrNG PURpOSES. will bc furnished free oJ
chdT8r, on application Mt this Onlcc No. III toirr
rc' IA tho city authorities earnestly desire that tho
citizens GENERALLY -honl use dsincctans promptly mid
freely. wherever necessary.
GEoRGES s. rEI,zER, II. d..
'""f - 10 City llcgis.rnr
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no BEAUTIFUL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. LIFE
for the HAIR positively restores gray hair to ts original
color and youthful beauty: inparts fc. strength nni
growth to c wcakcs. hair; stola its FILLING out at onco;
Keeps til head clean unparalleled halr-dressing.
old by all druggists fashionable hnrressers. and deal
ers Ill ancy goods. TIL, trldo supplied by tho whole
salo druggists.
.taf sARAH A. CRRvALIEN, NJ. d.,
Juno g siutllGmo, Now York.
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aD' AT AN IMrROMPTU MEETING OF TIE
Aariou Fire Engino Company. held Immediately after
Tie fire yesterday afternoon Tho thanks OF the cumna,y
were tcntlcrcl TO Mr.. X. T.. scnEvEs Tor the refresh
mcntH kindly furnished them. a. CALDER
July II sc.,,.
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s1- ARTIFICIAL YEs.-ARrIFICLAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and Inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH md p. GoUGLEAiANN formerly employed by
RossoSsg,u, OF Paris,. No. 800 Droadwuy New York.
hpril IA lyr
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1B- U. =. INTERNAL. R..rENUE, SECOND
DISTRICT. SOUTH CaRoLINA. CHARLESTON, juno %.
ls67-Tho Taxes on the Annual LIS, for 1867, conprs
Ing T"1eAon Income. billiard ablrs kept for riya, rsc
Carriages, Plato anil Gold Watches arc now duo and nay
aoe. Ihc"a lakes may be pdd by persons residing i
charleston District at No. Is IRoAu STREET Charles
toi to III" Collector or ha Deputy or before the .o
t1niy 1861 uness paid 10y that time, tho law attaches
additional amounts 10 the tax.
FREDERICK A. SAWYER
Collector Second District S. c.
June 20 n
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HESITATE OFSC UTH CAROIINA, CHARLES
TON DisrliCT-.CLERK's OFFICE 4. q. s.. AND G.. p
-pu8iic NorICE.-I.J. ". BRowNETELD. Clerk OF
sau COURT IN pursuance o tie Act of s Legislature
Ric case u1c and proyilcd o hereby give public no.
tIco that M ELECTION FOR SHERIFF OF CHARLES
TON DISTRICT will bc held Monday Tie 9th OF
Ansua next at NIL the usual pnrcH election through,
out the said District.
Wifueas my ham, al Charleston iIc o5lh June 1867
]. ". EHcwNrIELD. c. q. 8. aui g. r.
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ap- EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ALJ, pERSONs
having demands against lilo Estatu of ,I, late ,.o,no,
ARTHUR p. HaYNE, will present them duly attcsI,s,.
ati those being Indebted "a the Estate will make ray
nent TO ". AIS1ON pRINHLE
CHARLES AI.STON
W. ALSTON pRINGLE,
Iune 30 ri op,,iuo, ,,,.,,
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pS'WE ARE AUTHORIZED no ANNOUNCE
T. al. WHITING. Esd. Us ranii latn for Sl,ro ri
charlsH"n Iu'lcap District. nj tho nr.t election.
September 10
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ploycd In this institution. Sent in scaled letter
vclopcs, FREQ OF charge.
Address DIR. J. SKII,lIN HOUUfITOS
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sB- CONsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER II, =
Nkt.iNti. from Baltimore, hereby notified that she
IL This Day dlschn ng cargo nj Brown co.s Wharf
MI goods remaining Wharf nt sunset will Lc stored al
expense AMI risk or owners.
July ~ . STREET Ipnrt,ppo T. %,
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o5-AlESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE.
announce Gen. A. n. MANIiAuLT ns n capdI,1o,, far
nncr'h nv tic ensuing election. 4 CITIZEN
November ,,