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DICKSON'S
SELECT COTE'0M SEED.

A.FEW sacks of seed of this Improved Cot
~ ton may be had by early application at
the Journal Office or at the store Of I. D..
aIcDowall, where planters may see Il spcci-
mcn of its growth OF this cotton, Mr..
Dickson says
have selected and improved this cotton
until 1 have succeeded i'll raising stalk
with 523 bolls. only four feet high, and
another with 21l, only twcnty-siX inches
high.
CERTIFICATES,
Mr. Dickson: Sir-I purchased from Tou
last Spring ten bushels Improved Cotton
Seed. q part of them for my neighhors.
only planted two bushels myself. Mr.. Pcarcc.
INV neichbor, who tCUk l~o bushels planted
them on fresh land, and lie tells lie that it
has welded about four thousand pounds to
the acre planted mine on my Oldest land.
and in consequence of the drought II ttlt not
yield so well, but they arc the bcs; seed
that has ever been i'll the country.
Respectfully yours
AMOS FISHER,
Evergreen, La, Nov, o3 1859.
We have raised some ofDickson's Improved
Cotton which has proved to be decidedly the
most productive cotton we ever plant CIT
lsam Weaver, Newton Co., Ga, Col j j..
Griffin Oxford, Ga. Casper W. Jones. Bar
bour Co., Ala, l.. L. Lincrcnln, Washington
CO., Texas. Capt. James 5. La"dcrClate. Nasli-
ing,on CO., Texas, W. Patterson, Liberty
Hill, S. c., ". +. Atkinson, Wayne CO., y. I.
Circulars containing numerous certificates
of tho value Of this cotton, with directions
for its cultivation may be had us above.
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U. s. Internal Revenue.
SINTH COLLECTION DISTRICT,

SMITH COLLECTION DISTRICT,
CAMDEN, S. c., Nov. -. 1867.
TIE taxes on the Annual List for iSGG
and 1867 are now in the hands OF the sub.
scribcr for collection and are now due and
payable. These taxes must be paid within
twenty days from this date, or additional
penalties will attach.
JAMES JONES, Deputy Collector
myAUtfice one door South Of Dr.. Young $
Book Store.
Nov. 25. u
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

A Gentleman who suffered for years from
"A Nervous Debility. Premature Decay, and
all the effects Of fyouihful indiscrction, will,
for the sake of suffering humanity. send free
toall who need it. the receipt and directions
for making the simple remedy by which he
was cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by
the arlvitiscr's experience Can do so by ad-
dressing in perfect confidence,
JOHN Is. OGDEN, - Cedar St., New York.
May2. ly
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SOUTH-CAROLINA,
EAEfsSEEAEV DssTEeCs'.

BY A. L. MCDONALD, ORDINARY.
.VX7 IIEREAS, Margaret c. Hughes applied
w to me for Letters Of Administration OH
all and singular the goods and chattcls,
rights and credits Of William L. Hughes,
lutc of the District aforesaid, deceased:
These are, therefore, to cite and admonlsh
all and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Ordinpty's Court, to be holden at
kersl,aw Court House on the l,h day OF Dec.
to show cause, if any, why the said ad-
,uin;stration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal this 2Sth day
of November, in the year Of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixiy-scren,
and Of the ninety-tirst year Of American
Independence. y. l.. McDONALD.
y. il. D.
Nov. % 2t.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

TINE Rcv. EDWARD \. WILSON will send
i (frec of chargc) to all who desire it,
The prescription with the directions for ma
king and using the simple remedy by which
lie was cured of a lung affection and that
dread disease Consumption. His only OBJ
jcct is to benefit the afflicted and he hopes
every sufferer will try this prescription, as
it will cost ti0m nothing, and may prove u
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD 4. WILSON,
No 1G5 Second South St., Williamsburg, \. Y.
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Administrators Notice.

Ii Persons indebted TO the estate OF
~ D. G. Fletcher, deed. are required to
make immediate payment, and those having
demands against the said estate will present
them legally attestcd
J. D. DUNLAP, Admir-.
Oct II. It.
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Mail ARRANGEMENTS.

The mails for Charleston, Richmond, Colum-
bia Augusta, as well as all way mails on
the Rail Roads will be closed at o'clock,
a.. m. ON each Monday, Tuesday and Fri
day
a mail will be made up at o'clock, P. nj:
on Thursdays for the cars OIL Fridays
For Lancaster C. II. via Flat Rock, Hang
ing Rock and Pleasant Hill will Se closed
on Mondays and Fridays, at q p. nj.
Lancaster C. II. via Red Hill, Liberty Hill,
Russell Place, Dry Greek, and Longstrcct,
Close on Thursday, at q. nj.
Jefferson, via Tillcr's Ferry, Lynchwood and
Catarrh, close on Friday at l2 III.
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GREAT SALE
OF
VALUABLE LANDS.

NN Friday and Saturday, the 18th and
Z SB1ith days of December next, I will sell at
YOUNG's BRIDGE, across Big Lynches
Creek, ION the road leading from Camden TO
Chesterfield and Chcraw,) several tracts of
VALUABLE BOTTOMS AND UPLANDS,
situate in Chesterfield District, on the afore-
said Big Lynches Creek. \ portion of these
lands cannot be cxcelcd for fertility and pro-
,luctiveness of soil. OF for healthiullncss and
salubrity of convenient locations for dwell
incs; while the summer and winter range for
Stocl; of :;ll kinds is excellent and unlimited.
And in addition TO these advantages, there
,rc on two of the tracts an EXCELLENT
MILL SEAT. with ample and unfailing wa
ter mower, and with old dams already compile
ted, leaving nothing TO do but to put in suit
able buildings and naclincry and either is
in first rate location for Flour CT Lumber
Mills.
TERMS: One fourth, or perhaps one third
of the purchase money CASH: the rest i'll
two or three instalmeuts, bearing interest
from date.
Persons wishing to sec and inspect these
lands before the day Of sale, ort 10 treat for
them at private sale, may confer either by
letter or personally, with the undersigned, at
his residence in Camden. S. &.
Sept. 26,-tf. l.. ". Ii. bLAlA.
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NIARRIED.-On the 10Th inst.
at the residence of the brides father,
bv the Rev. W. ". Mood, DR.. r.
YOU'VE Mcleod of Kcrshaw, to Miss
ALM1nA w., daughter of NN.
Rogers, Esq, ofDishopville.
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LAND SALES.

The 'VERDIER LAND" the s.TAYLcp
LAND" and the i"Y0UNG TRACT" late: "
the property of D. D. Hocott, and now of tbo,
Bank Of Camden, with some lots on York AMI
King streets, will be sold for CASH. nosi'
lively on the first Monday in December ncyt
ut the Court House, in Camden.
". D. McDOWALI
Cashier.
Oct. II. :,
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SOUTH-CAROLINA,
tAERSFl.AVV DgsTEegLT,

BY 4. /. AIcDUNALD, URDINAK1,
VXTIE2EAS, Archibald Owens, applied to
w me for Letters of Administration on
nil and singular the gools and cllattcls,
rights and credits Of Ann TrueSdcl, late Of
the District aforesaid, deceased:
These arc, therefore, TO cite and admonlsh
NIL and singular the kindred and creditors OF
the deceased, to be and appear before me at
our next Orlinary's Court, to be ho!!'en III
Kcrshaw Court House on the llts day ol
December, to show cause, II any, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand anu seal this 18th day oi
November, in the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred ana sixty-seven ana
of the ninety first year OF American lnue-
pcndence. y. l.. McDoN1tAn'
Nov. 2S.-ot v, y, y.
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INFORMATION.

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the skin, leaving the same soft, clear, and
beautiful can be obtained without charge by
addressing
TIlOS. T. CHAPMAN, Chemist,
S23 Broadway, New y ork.
Sept &c. om.
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Know thy Destiny.

MADAME E F. THORNTON. tho great EnglIsn Assrolo-
gIst CairSoyant and Psychomotrcian who las aston.
isied the snsihc classes Of tho Old worl has now 10
catol herself at Hudson. NJ Y. Madame THoaHroH pos.
Rehses auch wonderful OF second aght to ona.
bio her TO impar knowledge Of the greaes Importance
10 tho single or married OF either sex While in satn
OF franco ahe delneaes tho vny fatrres of he person
you aro 10 marry anil by tho mid OF instrument In
tonso power. known tho psychomoropo guarantees 10
produce foke picture OF tho fnure husband or wife
OF tho applicant, together with dse Of marriage posion
In fc. loading traits OF character Gc This 10 no hum
bug us thousand of. tesnmonsls sescrt She will
send when deaired certified certificate, or writton
guarantee that the picture is wha. II pupors to be- By
enclosing amal lock Of hair and giving place OF BIRTH
age disposition and complexion, and enclosing MY ceDt
and stamped envelope addressed 10 yourself you will TO
ceye the picture and dearoa Information by return mail
All communications sacredly CONFIDENTIAL. Address, IN
confidence. Madame z F. THORNTON. P. o. Boz 223
hudson. N. Iy March 81
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TORTJJRE


WHO WOULD ENDURE THE TORTURE ARISING
from chils and Fever. when it be easily curedi
Who would endure sloepless nights burning feYers and
icy chls alternately whom remedy can be obtained for
triaef
Who wouid wsndor ito an uncertain ,hndow, move,
knowing wllst moment they may bo prostratedf
Who would be . burden TO himself and . burden 10
his friends who arc out administering to his
wants2
Who would live this life of agony whom the great alter
alive and tonic.
HosTETTERs STOMACH B1TTERs, e
can oe obtained at tho nearsst village This long e,tab
lished and Justly renowned medicine has never bean
known to fall in au8e case and but the fooiah
and ~cak would hesate to It at once save
themselves FROM intense lifelong torture. Prepared
nter long experience and deep study. Il has received
tho encomlums oftho most eminent physIciass. a. well
a. all casses from oycry part Of the country To thoss
who doubt s many virtues, all We say Is. try and
Judge for yourselves.
EVory day ettors pour In upon az. tsstfying to IL
great efficacy In curing Fevor and Aguo Dyspspss Ian
guor, Nausea and similar Ills.
Septonher2 a
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PUBLIC NOTICE.

OFFICE OF CITY TREASURY,
DupLIc NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN as That 4 SNBYr
l. the following Ordinance ceuses hase been prepared
Tor delivery from this once. 8. THOMAS.
SEQ. ]. BE Il ORDAINED by The Mayor and Afdernentn
City Council assmJe, Tint nom land after the nrs day
OF January ccuses shall DO tafen out for all ears dny
tho samo manner and according 10 tho same provisions
Of force III relation to CARTS days and wagons letn
driven ifor hire except giving bonds, And each sucl
tanning the number thereof and marked Private to 10
placed on the outside Of tho shaH.
surety to any bond uncr tho Ordinance conserving f.
censes for Carts drays wagons md other cirrsges
less he or she be freeholder.
SRc. o. Tho following shall hereafter bo tho rates
lIcenses public and private carts, drays wagons k
including the horses or mules used thereof which shni
DO free from other taxation:
DusIsrss WHATEVER, TOR prnKcr Oh INpInEcr
For every cart, dray or wagon, drawn by horso
mule, $40.
For every cart drsy wagon drawn by two horso,or
For every hack and carriage with two wheels, s3o
For cvcry hack and carriage with four wheels SO.
with two horses $50.
For every s!aso or omnibus Except uns cnnbus.
For eyory truck drawn by two or mules
| or mules, sco
For oyery broad cart or wagon, e5.
For every cart drsy wagon used for private do
meauo purposes and not 70 90 employee n The e.ns.
otler Commodity for compensation, either directly or
Indirectly for Tho same sh. pay for license the
'" Ratnod in City Council. this 18th dAy-of January
f. n in Tho year or our Lord thou.aid eight hun
I drrd and siIty.siT.
J.nuarys W. u. SMITH. Clstk OF Council.
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rUBE;C NOTICE.
HMcll IL

oYYIcR CLKRE OF COUNCIL,
. '.#E ..... May 1867. I
The following Section Of An Ordinance 70 abolish tho
oeee of sperntendent Of Streets 10 provide for Keep
ing Tho streoss IAnos, Alloys ai open Courts IN tho
City Of Charleston Ccan, and for other purposes LIS
berety pubiished for tho information OF all concerned
Por $50 duo protection OF tho snid contractor
trsctors Il rhtr ordained, That every owner lesseo,
occupant and tenant OF any premises fronting In my
street lane Alley, open court ainll every day
tsundhys orcepted have the dirt fifth garbage. other
ofsi placed IN front OF his her ot In baro box
heap and In rcAhnesI for tho contractor by tc hour OF
soyen O'Clock, A. H., from the fist day OF Mny 10 the
nrst day OF November In ovory year and by tho hour OF
nine O'clock A. H. from tho hrst day OF November to
tho frst day OF May following And any person ofcnd-
Ing herein or placing any DIRT th garbage or other
on in any street. ane alley open court after The
hours above named shall bo subject to nns not less
than two nor more than i've do lars for each and
oncnee, 70 bo imposed by tho Mayor.
By orior .I.. iaEft u VI u 6NlTH,
Nay is Ozark Of Council
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Tho Time TO Advertise fn tho Country.
THE PuGsII has largo circulation throuphou, tht
middle AMI uppor Dstricts OF tho state Advertsn,:
rates us reasonable MS tho singency the money
kot Will warrant Morchhnts and others wahng TO use
tile columns OF tho paper will address
JULIAN A. sELBY. Proprietor,
February IS colurnb,, q n
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kHnoY Co. will sell ths day. at 10 O'Clock,
at their sacs.rooms No. lss Meeting streo dry good,
boots, shoea, &c.
MtLuoAN L Son will srll this day. at O'Clock st
hount Pleasant about Two hundred yards from tho land.
Ing 10 aows. one atock boar. 10 shoats
JOHN q. MrroR Co. will sell this day al 10 O'Clock
at their auction saios rooms NJ 1888 Meeting strset ono
case assorted merchandise
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H.. H..

IT you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Pa
per, &C.; or, A[ILLERs' Almanac:
II you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Douks bound in any stylo, or Account
Books malo to order, with any desired pattern of
ruling, go TO HIRAM HARRIS, No. 50 Broad street
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A Fact yyorth Kno,v,n,

Fact Worth Knowing.
Bakers wishing good FLOUR Bread shouid call at
sTENHoUsE CO.. No. Ito East Bay.
FamilIcs wishing choice FLOUR for Biscuits, Rolls.
&c. should call at sTsNHoUsE CO.. No. ITO kast Bay.
August ri
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SCORES


Time OF gainc. three hours aud ton minutes
HoXB RUSs.-KEALY 1.
FLys cAuour.-snriI. .; DLicEMAs, I; FuLLEn, Il
EARLY. l.
CLEAN SconE.-MAUuInR.
UHPIRE.-J. Il. CAIN Carolina D. d. C.
sEonEns.-C;EoRaR PORTER or Kianal b. H. c. j. H.
OrLES, Sumter H. ID. C..
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LOCAL. NTA'I"l!..I,S.

JOB "oRK.--wc have now completed our Office
80 as to execute, in the shortest possible time
AIM KINDS OF JOB WORK. and wc most re-
spectfully ask tho patronage of our Friends.
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Wo aro Indebted to Mr.. i. DoscHEIs, OF tho Post
olico Literary Depot, for lato copies of tho New
York independent, Roand TaJf, Scientific .i,acri-
can, Sidafs Zriiung, and The Land We Lore, for
September.
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The beat DyHpoptic Bitters uso aru PAsxHrs.s
hera'c Bitters Thoy never fail TO give rolIeI Try
ooie and be convinced. For Rala by NIL Druggists IN
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CEMENT, LIME, PLASTER, &c.-wn direct attcr.
tion to tho advertisement of alcssrs. OLNi;r Co..
Nos. 0, II and Is Ecntluc Range. lhoy llavc now in
store and landing full supply of cement, plaster
&c., Which will he offered ut tho lowest rates
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WHOLESALE IN CHARLESTON, by
GOODRICH. SyINEhIAN & co.,
No. 1853 Meeting street.
And by all Druggists.
BLOUNT & HALE,
PROPRIETORS,
May1 6mo Montgomery, Ala
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
Auction snle. Th,, n,v

ALL KINDsor JOB WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
NEWS OFFICE
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF POLICE,
MafH lTtlRD HnitHR

NOTICE.
OFFICE OF CHIEF OF PoLICE,)
MAIN GUARD HOUSE.
1,HE FOLLOWING sEGfIoSs Il 1%soe' OF oRpINSa6Ks B
i are published for the Information q Of Of al n whom IL
Captain Of Police. .
pons Enst or ney be and i,s s
ss%o is hereby prohib,tcd and any parson who sh.lI
every such offence. forfeit and pay tho sum Of hye dol
lhrs. to ba recovered In the City Court, onohal the
amount to be given to tho iniormer.
SEQ VIII All Indecent and dIsordcrly conduct, ours
sns IL
Garden or on either Of tho Batteries aforesaid shall bo
punished In tho same nanneF as the same offences aro
now directed by law 10 e punished when committed In
any o,her portions Of The city. :
SEQ < No person or persons ah, rido, lead or drivo
Of the Garden. under penalty o. hyo dollars for every
tho amount q ths ane e bo svsn 70 ths infor%sr.
70 with their lasts any vessel boat
raft to any part Of tho wh, or tho raiings thereof
rom that pars o. East Esy called the battery 10 soutf
bay street. or 70 land from any boat vessel or raft
said sh. and any person or persons .hsil voso or
ansgress any Of the contained in this clause
S s
atty ahail go 70 tho informcr.
Whereas many loaded drays and cars pass
rY through King Itreet IN the city Of Charleston 10
thc groat obstruction OF that thoronBhfIe, and to tho
serious inconvencnoo and danger Of those who have
business therein:
Be n ordained. That nom and amer tho passing OF this
Ordinance 1t sha not be lawful for any licensed carl,
dray, wagon, other carriage, laden with cotton um.
Dor, or othcr merchandise commodity 10 DO driven
through tho said King street south OF Calhoun street.
any part heroof and except for tho purpose Of re
ceiying deposng load In such part Of said streot
end any driver or conductor OF any such cart. dray
wagon, othor carriage. offending herrin slAl iorfeii
and pay sum OF not loss than tan dollars, nor
than twenty dollArs. 50 huuust Is
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NOTICE..
OFFICE OF TIE CHIEF OF POLICE,

OFFICE OF TIE CHrEF OF POLICE,
CnARLESros, y. c.. Hay :. 1851
fJ1DE REGULAR INSPECTION OF THE LOIS AND
inclosures vaults. &C. VIM commence on Monday
Meft q inst Owners and occupants are hereby
10 that thcir premises IN good ana tnn1
all Nth and garbage 10 removed es requfoa ny ofu
mnce- Other Inspections will follow. ,.-a .
~ e'"ef " -i>''3 @. d. gIaWAIID.
Chief Of Police.
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BASE BALI"-On Saturday afternoon largo
crowd assembled On tho Citadel Square 1, witness
the match gamo of Baso Ball which was advertised
to take place betwcon tho Kinwah and Sumter
Clubs tboth junior, OF this city, Tho weather
proved suspicious aud tho contest exciting, and
after playing oght innings, tho gamc was decided
IN favor OF the Sumter. It is but Justice to state
that tho Kiawah in much tho youngest, and thi.
circumstance considered, thoy played good game
Tho following ia the scoro:
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SALE OF STOCK AT MOUNT PLEAs.Sr.-Wc direct
attention to the sao Of Slock which will take place
at Mount Pleasant, under Tho auspices OF Mcssrs
MIi.hioAN Il Sos. II IL seldom that opportunities
like tho present are offered, and parties wlu arc
dcsirous OF improving their brccls Of hogs should
attend.
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The SEA ISLAND CnoP.-Our reports from The
coast OF Carolina and doorgin continue uniavor-
able. Tho caterpillar appears to have comulcnc-
cd its work in earnest, and on many plantations
tho crops arc being deserted by tho planicI, as no
labor can save thom from the ravagcs of tho
Worm
Lettors from James Island, Johns leland, Wad-
malaw, Edisto. Paris and Lady's Islands, and
from Boaufort Christ Church and st. Androws,
report those SECTIONS infested with tho worm, and
though wo fce ut loss what to estimate the isl
and crepH ut. tho impression il that third will
hardly be matc.
Letters from Florida also gloomy; tho
heavy rains haYo cauael tho plant to shed and
take tho rust Thoy also report the caterpillar il,
many parts OF tho State and Ms tlieir seasons arc
longer than OURS, VIC have reason to suppose they
too will suffer greatly from tho worm. Tter cro,
is now calculated at half Of last yenr's.
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CoRoSER'a lSoUEsr.-Coroncr WHITING hold an
inquest over tho body OF Mr.. WM. PALMER who
was killod by tho explosion OF q shell on Morris
Island Mr.. PALMER had bren taken to Tho City
Hospital, where ho received prompt attention from
Drs. BRnwN and IIonsHY, but his injuries wcre
mortal, and lie died few ltours utter his remoynl
The verdict was in accordance with the fscEs
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Post Office Notice.

Post Office Notice.
IoSr 0FFicE, !
CHARLESTON, s. g., July t. iSGI.
After To-day tho mails for Northeastern Railroad
Will close at O'clock AM. and to-day uul after
wards they nre expected to rcurll The Isailro;ll
Station" ut 2,U O'clock r.M, and to bc ready for
delivery at this Office II. $3.50 oclurk PM. except
OH Sunday, when tho hour will bc from PM. to :
PM, until further notice.
STANLEY t TitUrr, =. NJ
PosroFfIcE HorLcE-An evening mail for Au-
gnHtn and Savannah, amtl Tor distribution beyond
thoso Offices, will close daily at tho Pnstoiticc al
half-past o'clock.
The COLUMBIA PhTnir OF yesterday contains IL
ietter from W. J. ARMSTRONG, in reply To TINT ui
General HAMPTON, defending tho principles of tho
Republican party.
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