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GRAHAMy1LE, May 20, 1857

GRAHAMyMLE, May 20, 1887.
At meeting of the vestry and wardens Of the
"Church OF the Holy Trinity, Grahamvlle" the follow.
ing preamble and resolutions unanimously adopted:
Whereas, among the Affections and trials which our
Oh ch has suffered in the last fve years. there is
to which this vesy is more keeny alive in which It
els deeper Of loss than In the death Of Its re-
srscted friend and benefsctor, JAMES BoLAN. For
many years prior to his DEATH Mr. BoLAN was Warden
and Communi ant Of our Church, and conspicuous in
his zeal for promoting the in which we are en-
listed.
The last few years Of his life seem to have been dedi
Gated especially to the service Of Gd and bis engrosang
thoughts to have been how he could most usefu1y
ploy his time and wealth t. s1vsnce religion and relieve
the sufSerings Of he poor.
For this purpose he expended liberal portion Of his
large fortune which his industry aided by extraordinary
common sense and judgment and sagscty in long
lifetime had accumulated Bis bounty had no winter In
IT, and was expended for various charitable and religious
purposes and IN the cause Of his country on scale com
mensurate with his wealth.
Among these the Church in which worship Is q At
Hn1 memorial, and Will be lasting monument And,
Whereas 1t Is highly proper hat this vesy should tes-
tfy, in becoming and substantial manner Its apprecia
ton Of It's gratitude TO- and its regard for the deceased
be It, therefore,
Resolved That as citizen and friend. we lament the
death Of our late Brother JAMES BOLAN, but a. q
member Of this Vestrv and Church we deeply depore It
Resolued That suitable tablet be procured by this
Vesy to be inscribed and erected TO the memory Of the
deceased. within the walls Of this Church.
Reso'ped That the Seer ary Of the Vesy be directed
to convey our sYmpsthies with copy of these resolu-
lions to the family Of the deceased aud copy for pub
hcation in the Charleston papers
On motion, 1t was order that the same Committee,
Judge T. E. scREvEN and Dr.. THos. b. aREeoRIE, who
prepared the preamble and resolutions the death Of
Mr. BoIAF, be continued, and procure proper tablet to
be scrbed and erected to his memory wi hin the walls
Of this Church, and that Mr. WILLIAM G. HOWARD and
Mr.. JAMES A srRosHARr be added to that Committee.
June6 1
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THE AIKEN PRESS

TTIS PROPOSED TO PUBLIsH IN THR TOWN OF
i Aiken, s. c., Weekly paper under the above title,
to be devoted to General Intelhsence-Pohdca, Conn
ment OF Agriculture including the Field the Orchard
the Vineyard and tho GARDEN. AEews Summary, to
contain digest Of the important events Of the weak
will occupy ton Of the paper, and particular stsn.
ton will be given to the unsettled question OF Labor.
best adapted to condition and tbs ueveopmenf
of the resources Of the country IN Manufactures Agr
culture, Fruitrasing, and Vine-srowing.
Terms-S3 year. In advance.
W.D. KIRKLAND. Publisher. January n
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rs AN EXCELLENT ADVERTISING MEDIUM. LET
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

BERLIN, June 5.-It is semi-otticialy reported
that Prussia refuses to comply with the expressed
desire Of Napoleon. that she would pledge herself
against any future arming OF the fortress OF Ras-
tadt.
LONDONDERRY, June 3-The Hibernia touched
at Queenstown. The steamship Worcester from
Liverpool for Baltimore put in here with her ma
chinery damaged.
LIvERpooI, June LNoon.-Cotton less active
during the latter part of the day, but closed very
tirm sales IL 600 bales; Uplands 11s; Orleans LII.
Breadstufs easier. Corn declined Cd. since yester-
day.
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Noon.-Cotton firm; est
mated sales, 0eO bales; Uplands LIZ; Orleans IL
73
LIVERPOOL, June 5-Evening quiet,
prices easier though not quotably lower. Sales
in nm
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RoBBERY.-On Thursday last, about three o'clock
P NJ, colored youth named Charles, entered the
house of colored citizen, by breaking the glass
in the window, and finding nothing OF any great
value extracted four pounds -four and three
pounds Of sugar. The articles were soon recover
ed, but the rogue is still aJout the streets, and
may have au idea OF merchandising before long.
Look out for him,-Ftorence Gazette,
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We clip the following from the Savannah Ne,Os

We clip the following from the Savannah Ne'os
and Herald
Loss OF THE STEAMER CRoToN AND HER En-
TIRE CREw.-On the night of the 10th OF May the
steamer Croton. Captain B. W. Tlton, was lost on
Cape Henry. A small telegraphic dispatch In the
New York Herald, announcing the disaster ls sn
that has been pubEsbe concerning it. Since then
We have made inquiries and learned the following
facts in regard to this lamentable affair.
On the night Of the 10th Of May the Croton COL
iided with the schooner Two Marys, off Cape Hem
ry, near Hampton Roads, and instantly sunk, with
the entire crew. She was bound from Charleston
to New York, with heavy cargo Of machinery, be-
longing to dredging machine, The collision oc-
Cured about ten O'Clock in the night, and the
schooner remained in the vicinity of the disaster
in hopes Of picking up some Of the crew who
might still be alive. But none we're left, as she
sunk so quick that there was no time to prepare
for the dishster.
The following is list Of the white persons on
board the Croton, who are lost;
B. w. Tllton, Captain.
George Crane, Purser.
Dennis, Engineer
- Lake, Extra Hand
Abraham Sinford, Of Port Royal.
Captain B. G. Ried, late q. 8. Volunteers.
Besides these persons are the crew, whose
names we have been unable to learn.
The Croton will be recollected as having run be.
tween this port and Charleston, and was fine
light draught steamer. She was thoroughly over.
hauled and repaired in Wilmington last summer.
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~ Tho Relatives, Friends and Acquaint.
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latter at the Unitarian Church. Archdse street. at Nine
and half O'Clock This Morniro June 8
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rs PUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT 81 so PEK
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The body Of ''Artemus Ward arrived st New
York on Friday, by the steamer Deutschland. 1t
will be taken to Maine Immediately for interment.
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| FURNISHING GOODS,
Adapted to this market, than we
have ever offered. We have given
particular attention in getting up
this Stock to Ightness Of fabric,
strength of material and durability
of color. Much the larger portion
Of our Stock is made in our own
workshop, and We warrant it In
every respect equal to custom work.
We have Goods not Of our own man.
ufacture, such as are usually sold
ready.made, the difference we shall
be glad to show our customers,
In fixing our prices, from which
we make no deviation, we have taken
into consideration the depressed
state of the market, and the univer.
sal desire to buy goods cheap.
We give below some of our lead
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ALL WOOL TWEED SUITS. Ts................ 30
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BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
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THREE STYLES OF MIDDLEsEX CAssI-
MERE SUITS, DARK, MEDIUM, AND
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BLACK AND WHITE MIX CASHMERE
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SILK MIX TRICoT, DIFFERENT MIX
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LINEN SUITS, from. ..................$5 IS to 2o W
In addition to the above, we have
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NEW YORK AND BREMEN STEAMSHIP
COMPANY.
THE HERALD.

rs PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT NEWBERRY c. r., AT
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affords great advantages to advertisers.
Rates for advertising very reasonsbleor which apply
to our Agent MIR. T. p SLIDER, at the Mills House.
THoS. F. & B. q iRENEKER.
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..No;.ttarn News.

ALBANY, June 5-Hon. L. Harris Hiscock, a
member OF the Constitutional Convention, was
shot dead to-day by Gen. Cole, late OF the cavalry
seryce, who alleges that while absent In the army
Hiscock had raped his wife. -
New YORK June 5.-The wife of the Hon. D. NJ.
Barringer, of North Carolina, died here yesterday.
The Albany Convention adjourned from respect
to Hiscock.
Concord, N. H., June 5-The Legislature has
organized, with Gen. Griffin as speaker OF tho
House and ". T. Park as President of the Senate.
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January 1

~ NOTICE T) MARINERS. AIMS
AND PILOTS wishin- to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested to do 90 anywhere within direct
range Of the heads of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
wHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashlsy Rver by which precauton, contact with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable will be avoided.
S. @. TURNER, q. n.
Hsbor Masters Office, Charleston, February 6, 1885,
EahrnarY
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MARRIED.,

In GEORGETOWN, s. c.. May 2sth, 1857. by Rev. J. A..
PORTER Mr. W. c. MCMILLAN, of Marion. to Miss
MATTE J. PORTER, OF Georgetown, c.. daughter Of
the officiating minister.
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ilomestfc Markets.
NOON DISPATCH,

80 NOON DISPATCH,
NEW York, June 5-Noon.-Stoeks heavy;
Money 7per cent. Sterling unchanged. Gold 364;
62 couponss 81; Virginia rs, 67a7o; tennessee os'
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MARINE Intelligence

BosroN, June 5.-The Cuba has sailed with
$21O, 600 in specie, and tho Peruvian has arrived
with 705 passengers.
NEW YoRE, june 5.-Arrived, the Manhattan
and oouder. from Charleston, and the Bremen ano
HeyetiR from L 5verpooL
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A6DUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KLLER
viii certainly exerminate these pests l. tn use per
severed in. Beware ot bogus F1yPaper, which some
dealars keep because they get It for nearly nothing
Don't be swindled Ask for BUTCHERS, which II sold
by on live druggsts. limo MAY ~
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sPECIAl NOTICES.

@ IN EQUITY COILETON DISTRICT
Er Pare GEoRGU.NA E. T. MAGUIRE petition to
perpetuate testimony in relation TO title tnow lost to
Lot of Land in Ridgev in this District aforesad, con-
veyed by THOMAS b. GOODWIN to MICHAEL
MAGUIRE, and by MICHAEL MAaUIRE TO GEoRGI-
ANA E. T. MAGUIRE, on or about the - day Of
November In the year 1854 On hearing the petition In
this case, on motion Of O. P. WILLIAMS, petitioners
Solicitor Ordered, That all personsin anywise interest
ed in said Lot Of Land be and sppear before at my
Office in walterboroush, Monday, the 17th day Of
june next to show cause. II any they have, why the
prayer ofthe petitioner should not be granted.
- B. STOKES, O z. @. d.
Commissioners Office, wslterboroush, Msy II, 1sdT
Msy2S thu
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North Carolinn Politics

RnFueH, June 5.-rhe State Executive Commit
tee Of the Holden wing of the Republican party
held meeting at the Standard Office to-day, and
invited Republicans throughout the state to hold
primary meeting in every county to elect delegates
to the General State Convention, which is to as
semble in this city in September next.
Chief Justice Chase is receiving the members OF
the Bar this evening. He has created favorable
impression, and the utmost cordiaity prevails.
Chief Justice Chase I'm North Carolina.
5RAII1eH. june 5.-Chief Justice Chase arrived by
this evenings train. He was welcomed at the
depot by a large concourse of white and colored
citizens. The Mayor, on his arrival at the hotel,
extended cordial welcome with few appro-
pirate remarks, to which Chase responded, thank
ing him for the hospitality, saying that he
was glad the time had come when all stood in IN
equal light to the law, irrespective of color or pre-
vicus condition. His speech received enthusias-
t;c arnlauHe
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OBITUARY..
Tribute Of Respect.

Departed this life at Rockville wadmslsw Island on
the 2sth May Mrs. NJ W. BAILEY, In the esth year OF
her age II
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HAVANA, June Lone of Maxinilian's war yes-
sells has arrived with prize captured off !ucatan.
A partial agreement has been effected between
Captain-G Geherai hIanzano and NJ. Holman, Juarez'
Consular Agent.
The Bishop of Havana is about seuding the Pope
$4,000, received as contributions.
The Cuban sugar crop is expected to fall snort
fully 10 per cent.
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SPECIAL MOTTO Es.

= j ~
SNOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the STEAMER KATE, Captain 7. J. LOOK
WOOD, requested to present them Immediately in
order to their payment at No. 49, north side Of
Broad street. JNO. MAHoNY, JB.,
June8 Attorney T. J. LOCKWOOD
HS NOTICE TO CoNsIGNEEs.-THE CAR
Go Of the Steamship sARAGossA, from New York. will
be discharged at North Atlantic Wharf Goods not called
for at sunset viii stored at expense and risk Of ConsRnee
Juns6 2 RAvENEL co.
aSANY PERSON HAVING A GOOD BUGGY
HORSE which they wish to place in careful and respon
ponsible hands, for the summer months win apply at
this Office June
H6WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ. WHITING, Esq, as candidate TOR Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicialI District at the next election.
September 10
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,bt. 33d U. S. Infantry,
C~nn HAVANA

OMAHA June 5.-The earnings Ct the Union Pa
cific Railroad, now running to North Platte are
officially reported at s261 7s2 for May. The track
laying is progressing rapidly Westward.
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THE CROPS.

The accounts that greet US from every side
of the fine prospects of Of the growing wheat
crop, throw cheering ray of light athwart
the darkness that enshrouds both our political
and financial horizon. Employment has, for some
time, BEEN scarce and wages correspondingly
low, while the necessaries Of life, from one
reason and another, have kept their high
figure. The bad crops Of the past two years
may be adduced a. the principal cause of this
widespread distress. Corn and wheat, the
very staff of life, have been higher than in
many preceding years. From all accounts
both promise better this year. Corn, thus far,
looks we'll, and bids fair to yield q good aver
age crop; but wheat is nearer maturity, and
We arc informed, by our correspondents in the
country, promises an abundant crop. A friend,
who has recently travelled over considerable
part of the up-country Of South Carolina,
writes:
"The grain crop, including wheat, barley,
osts, rye, &c., was never better, and the
breadth sown is unusually large. The wheat
crop in particular will be unparalleled. 1t will
be better than any known for the last twenty
years. Nething can injure it now except q
storm. Some of the planters arc feeding their
stock on it; but the number is very small. The
result will be large harvesting Of wheat, and
q decline in the price of -four"
GAS to cotton" says the same writer, "the
stand is good, and what is peculiarly snoour-
aging the entire farms are generally very clean
But it matters not much at present absnt cot
ton, as every old planter knows, SO the stand
is good and clean. The coming months Of
July and August will determine its fate"
"Of the corn orep, what has been planted,
is in very satisfactory oondition-good stands
though small and very clean. With favorable
seasons the return will be good in proportion
to the quality planted. Our opinion is that tho
general prospects of the planter and farmer
throughout the State, from the sea board to
the mountains, are good, perhaps were never
better, so far as the present condition Of crops
is concerned" r -
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