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MISCELLANEOUS,
FIRE DEPARTMENT

F!NEK HOSE REEL. INTENDED FOn THE 1SIv
Il PENDENT FIRE COMPANY Of Columbia tlonat,,I
by tho Ffroncns hBspci ition Of Now York IA crp,,,
10 artvo hero by stcamor OF Tuesday ncIt and will l,
oahibtted 10 tho citizens WEDNESDAY at he I,,,i
turo storo Of Mr. WHITE southwest corpor Of MccIin
and Wentworth streets at which time II w be forwanl,
70 GoIumols ~ South Carolina Railroad Company.
Tho Committee Of throe members from oacl Yolun.
tcor Company-Ytco Prcddcnt aud two nen in uniform
VIII meet ut above place at p. H. on 26th instaut to
oscor tho sarno TO tho dcrs,. " ~
Tho escort will bc commanded by Tho Yico-Prcsidcnt
OF tho Ptonoer Steam Epginc Company.
BY order OF Board Firo M,serp
NJ. III. NATHAN
9uno n Chief Firo Dopartniept
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GTEVENS HOUSE, Nos. n, 23, a3 AND ar
- broadway, N. Y, opposito Bowling arcon-Ln n tho
EasoRe.n Plan.GTiiE STEyEHs HOUSE ia we'll and
peoiay suitable 70 merchants and businees mon; In
close proximity to tho business part Of tho styis ON
tho highway Of Southern and Western trsyo-and adIa
oent 70 a The principal Railrpad and steamboot dopos
The STEVENS HOUSE has liberal accommodation for
modern improvement for Tho comfort and
o. is inmates The rooms arc spacious and wall yont.
hted-proYtded with gas and water-thc attendance is
prompt and rcspeculand tho table is generousy pro-
vasd with erey dohcsy Of tho season moderate rates.
enabled TO offer extra nIties for tho comfort and
Pleasure OF our gnests. :, GEO. Z. CHASE CO.,
MAY % emo .r :'-- Propriot0rs.
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Tho Tlmo TO Advertise in tho Country.
TIE PnUsrx has n largo circulation throughout the
middle md upper Districts OF tho State. Advertir.uE
ruos "a reasonable tho stringoncy OF tho nonoy
kct will warrant Merchants aud others wishing to uso
tho columns OF tho paper will address
JULIAN A. sEIBY. Proprietor,
Fobruary 70 Columbia,
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PRIVATE SALES,
land on Ming street. near Linc.
ny .JACOIf COHEN 4 CO.

Hf .JNCON COHEN q co.
At privnto Sale
LOT OF LAND. in the city OF Charleston, contains
Ing nboit nino ig ncrca situated In King street. inmc-
ntcy north Of Line and excluding from King street to
this Sorlt Carolina Railroad track.
ThIs Iani Offers great Inducements for aul division
into building lois. ncconnt Of its conticuy to tho
Sonh Car0llnn Railroad yards and work Shops Ia
location King Htroct and ue Sonth Carolina Railroad
trnck. 1t in nls0 very desirable for farming being
In cltiSntion and tho Roil much improved by culture.
For terms and further particulars, apply above. at
NO. 40 EAST BAY, COR. BOYCES WHARF.
Juno q q
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'. W. BOYD e. CO., Managers.
JAMES KERR, Managers Agent for Charleston

FJNuE LEGISLATURE OF TIE STATE or GEORGIA.,
ut itH last session In D'rnt,,lcr. Ista, granted,
Lottery Privilege 70 Deputy Grand Maa:or W. ". BOYD
OF htantH ds tnnd other Ernntccal or tho benefit Of
tho widows and orplIans In tito State. md 10 and
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
WHO hn associated with himself IN tho discharge Of this
duty Managers. spvernI of tho most cnirunt wculty
anu influential men In Georgia, who hayo accepted tho
sacrcd trust.
Thu high md honorable ch. ractcr Of these gentlemen
tho unwcaried zea In interchangeable nlor heartfelt
devotion OF Deputy Grand Master BOYD, the principal
inshaRcr In this cause. In sufficient guarantee that te
Lottery will DO conducted In inir, open aild just
ner Tho proceeds OF tito Lottery lcss tho current
penscs nvo to DO applied TO tho building endowug
OF tho
MASONIC ORPHANS HOME,
and being dovote exclusively such charitable pur.
Poec pernisalon hus been granted hy tho COmmss! !oncrS
VI Internal Hcvenuo OF tho Treasury Department ut Wash.
ingon. to draw said Lotteries exempt from all charge
whother from specnl tax OF otIur duty.
hundreds OF thousands Of friends tho Mneonc Fr.
roJoIccd to SEQ tho -
"MhsONIC ORPHANS HOME"
erected and endowed. and DO tho prio md glory of the
Grand Fraternity, for tho great institution of
FREE AND ACCEPTED MASONRY
hovers, llko Goa Angel OF Mercy over tho widows ni,l
Orphans 1t minister's its loving charities 10 those IN,
wnnt md its principles or beraty brohcrly love nnd
charity Will endure for ngcs, aud their binding force he
strong as links Of steel.
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h-a-h-n-h-
THO best Dygpcptio Dters now In uso arc PANxNrs'
Hcpao Dlttcrs. Thoy fall to give relief Try
bostlc, and bc convinced For pale by all Druggists
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MISCELLANEOUS.
SCHOOL BOOKS AT HALF
PRICE.

TNNaLISII. FRENCH. LATIN AND GREEK, ITALIAN.
~ GERMAN AND SPANISH SCHOOL HOOKS nro be.
Ing sod a half price. Teachers parents II they dc.
sire TO save should avail themselves OF tho opportunity
Call soon or you mny DO too late.
SAM. HART, Sr,,
juno II bookseller King gtrcet.
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ALE KINDS OF JoD WORK DONE AT THE DAILY
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THE VERDICT OF THE CoRoNEn's JUNK IN THE
LATE DuEL.-Wo publish below correct copy Of
tho Coronors verdict in tho inquest hold over tho
body OF EDWARD A. Roe. Tho inquest was COM
menced at tho Hopor Hospital, and concluded ut
the Coronor's Office, whore tho Jury rendered tho
following verdict:
nThat E. A. Rowo cnmc to his doath by a wound
inflicted in thu right aldo by bali from pistol in
the hands Of L. @. Bong, on tho 10th instant at
THO -Four Mile House, betweon two and three
o'clock z NJ, in o duol in which John CLANCY and
john i. MoDoHall wero seconds, and from tho owl
donco giSon wo find tho said +. A. Nowo the ug-
Eressor, And SO tho said JurorB aforesaid upon
their oaths aforesaid, do say that tho aforesaid
uneod9ro g. Bong, as principal, and John CLANCY
ana John Il. MoDowall ns accessories, in manner
md md, form nio5es1td, L: a. Roo, then and thero
OF tho samo State aforesaid. L. II. WHITING,
Coroner."
.; o J., HOWARD Foreman. J. D. BULwINKLE-
JOHN u. KELLY. T. r. BROWN
j. LEVERSTINE- r YOTTN1
w. q. MCGUIRE J. IIhAH
JonN W MILLER. JAMES II. CONEEY,
y. Mh1I0NEY. NJ CANNON
WESLEY q. MUCKENFUsS.
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MATons CouRr, Juno 22.-As thero was nothing
OF consequence before his Honor this morning,
wo iiave 10 report to make; but wo cannot holp
congratulating oil concerned in promoting ordot
in tho community, in tho groat quiet that has for
Bomo time oxistod in tho city.
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EOUS,
LAW NOTICE.

TJlHE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED As PART.
;7d,,, y NKna and propose to practice IN tho sTATK
Darnwcl Beaufort and Coleton, under tho namo and
Btylo OF "DhYANT."
Carolina r J. DhvAET.
November n I'm J. O. DAVANT,
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WE ARB indebted to Mr. MELoHgRs, OF tho Con-
tral Nows Depot, No. 1os Market street, for late
New York German papers.
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RAnRoAD AocIDEST.-We learn that tho heavy
rains have caused q wash at cuIyert near Whites-
Eilo, some thirty miles from Wilmington, and
Tint tho train from Wilmington for Kiugavillo,
run ino it, killing tho cnginoer, Mr. HKNnY BUCK
nErpT, and seriously injuring sevcral Of tho pas
sengcrs Wo hnyc boon unable to obtain tho full
particulars, but trust tho accident and tho los Of
lifo arc both exaggerated.
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CoUnT OF GENERAL SESSIONS AND Common
PLEAs-Hon. L. j. MOSES prcsiding.-The case
OF tho State us. Jno. Bonnott alias Jno. Dull Ed
ward Koys and Richard Butlor, for larcony and
receiving stolcn goods, wns resumed, and the
nrglimonts hoard, ". e. M1KEIL, ESQ., appearing
for tho dofonce. Tho jury roturuod q verdict Of
guilty of larceny.
Tho Stato us. FRANCIS PEREZ, assault, with intent
to kill, and assault and battery, JonN PnILL1ps
and j. L. BURKE, Esqs., for tho defence. This
caso was tried, and verdict of not guilty rom
dcrcd,
Tho Grand Jury returned truo bill in the case
OF tho State us 4. G. DoAa, JNo. CLANCY, and JNo
7. Observation-Disclosures.
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ing brightly an hour htor, and NO wont to sleep
with tho expectation otsQon secins ono moro clear
day. ~.
MARsDEN's PEorpRAL. Balm is certain in effect.
DoWlE GfhOIsE, Agents.
oooDuoH, WINEMAN &. CO., Agents.
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Approximation Prizes of 5000 each for the
nine retnntning units OF tho saIne ten Of tho
No. drawing tho SOC. 900 p. fzo are ........ 1900
ApproIimating Prizes Of $3.50 caclt for the
nino remaining unitH Of the same ton of tho
NO. drawing the $4,000 Prize arc. 1850
Approximation Prizes of $500 each for tito
nino remaining units OF tho sano ton of tho
No. drawing tho $4,000 Prize aro..... 1900
Approximation Prizes OF 500 oach for tho
ninc remaining units o tho slmo teu OF lilo
No. drawing tue ~. GOO Przo arc ...... 900
IL Approximation Prizes OF 500 cacl for tho
ninc rrmaininS units Of tho same ton OF tho
Nos drawing tho a,6oo Prizes aro........ 1900
42t Prizes amounting Observation-Disclosures. slGs, 600
8t.60. "'>'' ~ o'
as- All tho Prizes nboyo stated nro drawn ut ovcry
driving.
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FATHER 0NElL AND HIS Co-LApoREi,s.-Tho Ss.
rannah Republican says this venerable and emi-
nent prclato is improving in hoalth and likely to
recover. Ho has reachod scventy-soyon years, all
OF which hayo boon spont in tho sorvico Of his
Church in Georgia, South Carolina and Florida,
Father DUFAu aud Father VAN RoospuoEcKE
haYo both beon quito sick, but are nearly restored.
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THE SOUTHERN OrINIoN."-H. nIvEs POLAND
Esq, late of tho Examiner, has brought out
now weekly papor, under tho above title. In
typographical execution and; general appearance
ID is ono of tho handaomost periodicals wo havc
eycr sccn in tho South. Thoro ia vast doal OF
worry interesting original nlntter in this frat num-
Dor, and If Mr.. Po11.Anb can kcop up to this
mark, ho noed not fear want Of readers and sub.
scriborB. Ills purpose is sto proHcrvo tho memo-
RIGS; ombalm tho noblo dcels and sacrifices Of the
Confederate dead; to describe tho various cemo-
torira whoroin tho lost ones Of tho South hayo
boon gathered, md tho ronown OF tho battle folds
and tho gallant mon who led tho Confederate
armics to keop bright tho affairs Of sacrifice that
roach iron, Virginia to ToIas; to vindicato his
countrymen, and to do justice to tho Southern
cauBo and defond tho honor and interests Of her
people,"
Mr. POLAND, wo arc glad to 500 is addressing
himself particularly to this work. He says :" 'sHc
havo no dosire to rovive old fouds with tho North
We accept tho now condition Of affairs in good
faith, and wo aduise 0o people Of Me Roudt to COM
ply In good feeling toiM Me requirements of Me
Aaltary BlQ. We arc tirod OF turmoil, confusion
and dssonsion." &c The future hstdts out no better
terms for us than hoss offered in tho Military
BM, and tee must accept those, or ,oorse ,oia
speedily JohoU. Wo have not yet fallen to tho
lowest depth" for the sulphurous blnsts Of srE-
yENs' hate reveal hon Of torture still hold in re.
seryo for uD, to which what wc endure now secma
by comparison, heaven" :" Our safely and the
security of unborn generations can be secured oniY
asrou9h The nd'ro,o defie Of registration"
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6bhdsth's tsattsF- Coroner wnif4Hfsho W if4Hfsho h6ld an
inquest yesterday over tho body OF malc oolorod
infant, fow months OF ago, which was found in o
we'll on alotin Charlotte stroos, north sido near
Washington. Tho body was first discovered by
negro boy, who at onco informed tho Coroner.
Tho jury returned vordict that tho infant camo
to it's death from aomo cause unknown.
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Post Unfcc Notice.

PosT OFFICE, !
CHARLESTON, s. g., May q, 1877.
Horeaftor, until further notice, tho Northeastern
Nails will close ut l.15 Z. H., and arriving at the
Depot at s45 A. NJ. will DO ready for dcvory at II
O'clock. On Sundays tho Post onlce will oren at
1880 p. NJ for ono hour.
Tho Mails for South Carolina Railroad will con-
tlnuo to close daily at o'clock A. NJ, md for tho
Savannah aud Charleston Railroad at GA, bI. OH
Mondays, Wednesdays md Fridays.
STANLEY @. TROTT, r. III,
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For Convenience, Economy and
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OPINIONS OF THE PEOPLE,
hLLEsDALE, DknNwELL Drsrnrcr, q. O.,

O u,
Aeisrs. Lille d Aarshna:
GEETLEHEs: used. during tho past season ono of
Ingersos Portable Cotton Presses purchased Of ron
Inst september have always boon proudiccd In favor
OF tho Sornw Press en, nothing e;t. .ro nessiy in
ducod mo TO try any other nko pleasure however in
adding my testimony In favor Of H entire adaptation to
tho wants OF cotton plantation. II has surpassed my
most Bansulne expectations. hhvo paclcd With but
two hands, yet I prefer four-twu at each lever. SIy
oacs oil wciRllel oyer GOO lbs Tho nrst lot 10
market averaged 6G2 lss by impression that 800 lbs
ie about the capacity Of tho Press greater number
or pounds subject tho foowblock TO much risk un
less c Sides OF tho cotton box Increased. It would
ad greatly TO tho vnuo OF tho Press II tho cotton box
"aH zen nShes longer In haste nm very respectfully
r. y: took my Press down ind carried Il aomo four
nhlea to pack tho of ncglbor who failed to have
q Escrow built; ho much pleased that ho has
determined to abandon tho "scrcw and purchnso sin.
gersous Prcss. b. W. L,
OfFIcE OF KR0's MOUNTAIN An.RoAD CoAIpASYl
ToRHy1LLE, 8. O., April 15, 1867.
GENTLEMEN: hnvo just received your letter OF Fob
ruary 1ih-upon my roturn to this plnce after an a
aeIco Of two munths-1nd this ropy may bo too late for
Your Descriptive Circular Of In9ersona Cotton Press
The Press I used In packing my cotton last year
lbs With good active hands to work H. am satisfied
packed In day. ~
This Pr combines tho iyautages OF ahtnoas and
consequent portability and simplicity tbetng easily man.
aged b any ono OF ordinary intolligencob Great COM
moi least Is worked entirely by hand thus saving for
Tho farm horses Tho hard labor imposed upon tem by
The uso OF tho ordinary ''Scrcw."
Iespcctnlly, &c., yours, E NJ LAW
To LITTLE MARsnALL. Charleston, S. q.
For DESCRIPTIVE CIRCULAR and PRICE LIST
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GAZING IN OF FIRE WFLL.-The heavy rains OF
tho past wook causod tho casth to absorb 80 much
waer that it became Vory soft and unstable It WAS
evidently this rush OF wator thut caused tho iiro
well in George street, opposite tho College, to cavo
In It now presonts Ill ugly chnsn,, which has
boon boarded to proyont accidents. As tho VOL
was near tho sidewalk, 1t renders that portion Of
the stroct impassablo, md repairs should bo inn
modintely commenced
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TIE FAnM AND GARDEN. Tho first number OF
apalnphlet undcr this titlo is now upon our tabo,
and, on referring to it, find that it i, on agri-
cultural newspaper devoted to the improvement OF
our Southern farms." 1t III published monthly, at
Clinton, s.. O., by JAMES r. jacobs & Co., and wo
arc disposed TO link will DO found useful to rar-
mora and gardeners; and as tho subscription is
only ono dollar yoar, is certainly opon TO all WHO
may dosiro Information on tho important subject
OF agriculture.
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sr. JOINS DAY.-Tho Oath Of June has boon sot
apart for the Observance Of the nativity Of 81.
John tho Baptist. 1t also enjoys tho distinction
OF being considered midsummor,s day. The OBJ
seryances connected with tho nativity Of St. John
woro commenced on tho previous evening, callod,
as usual, tho eyo or vigil OF tho festival, or Mid
summer Eve. On that evening tho people wero
accustomed to go into tho woods and break down
branches OF treea, which they brought to their
homoe and plsntod oyor thoir doors, amidst groat
demonstrations Of JOY, to mako good tho scrip-
turo prophecy respecting tho baptist, that many
should roIoico. This custom was universal in
England until tho recant change in manners. A
number Of suporstitious notions woro oonnooted
with Bt. Johns Eyo, and both in England and on
tho Continont it was formerly beloved that by cor
tain obserYancos glimpse Of tho future could bo
obtained. Those faneies gonorally rcfsrred 10 loyo
affairs, and tho iuturo husband, o lovers truth.
and other kindred matters, wero foretold. The
following version Of German poom, entitled
''The st. Johns Wort" explains somo of tho no.
tions prevalent among tho poasautryy:':..
SaIns asa % ssas fsoRsn sa paH $ 'ss
Thou hon, silvSt glSw:worm Oh lend mo Thy Light
The wonderful herb whose leaf will docide 'N'
INC coming year viii mako me o BRIDE"
Tho Eyo OF 81. John 10 o great day among tho
Masons OF Scotland. At Molroso tho venerable
ABBEY Is tho ohiof point OF attraction and resort.
Iho whole e1tont Of tho abboy is, with measured
ssop, gone throe au1es round, but whom nGar It'd
jtshae tho whole Masonic body gather to tho chan
Col, and form ono grand semi-crcle around it.
where the heart OF Ronxnr BnuoR los deposited
near tho high altar and tho band strikes up tho
patriotic air, "Boots who ha'o wi Wallace blod. y
Mtdst showers Of rockets and tho glare Of blue
lights tho soeno closou, and tho efect produced is
empowering, reminding the boholder Of some
popular satutnalia hold during the middle ascs
Bya practical bun, tho observance Of st. Johns
Day sooms 10 be mainly con1nod 10 tho prcYioul
evenings, bue-h ibte potntt5 ;thep iae mover beoI
much importance attached to eithor, and 1efeept
ing In Masonic orioles tho day is unnotioed.
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February 25
Abbeville press. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1860-1869, 1867-05-31
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABREVILLE DISTRACT.
In tho Common Pleas.

7'':: y a:'s'S ass.isp A.s.lAis..4.,
Ws,rea g. Lomax.
WHEREAS, tho Pisissilf fdid. % lls tSjstsk6sh
W day Of osiobsr. A. b.. 1885. Als bis De.
eiasat;oa essises, be- Dsttndais, IDho (ee u 10
Ssid3 d shssuiasssA And Ritkoue ,tiss 3tnnits Of
ihis State. sna hes aeither wifs nor Attorney
known within the ssue. upon whom ,Asopy Of
ths ssid dsslssation might 30 served.
tst Do sFtSsr Gad P1sAa 70 We ssid Sstissstion.
On o. bsfoss ths fourtassth dag of Ocieesf. which
70 be II ths ysHsf or Lord ssssssss hso- s
,s.: tsagas.as WI ~ ssAss''. ga as.l's
as's' hiss iSss.rua.,u ,s.rn,ex.n
s'''As q 8. IL M]
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;, = 'RANl}S'DM'S
BOOT <AND 1SaOE. SHOP.

TF you vass cheap. neat end sohstaHtial
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II nqatsrisl 10 furnished. will mske them At
'fS asd'.s ;S sss!s' g ss ssm i % e n.so, Other
work and prices in proportion. Cali aud sec
fps yspssssf. orssk ikose that We have worked
Tor.
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The State Of South Carolina;
T. S.ABBBTTLLE DISTRICT. :

WHEREAS, JOHN "A. CALHOUN, one of
w the aureti.s OH the Administr r All on Bond
Of WAltREN p. BELCHER aud WILLIAM
W. BELCH Err, Administrators Of the Estate
Of w. W. BELCHER, ar, lats of said State
aud District, has filed his petition 10. tie Court
Of Ordinary, praying for relief as such surety,
No~, notice is hereby given 10 the sajd hd.
ninistrutors 10 be and appear before ME IN tho
Court Of Ordinary, at Abbevills Court House,
OH tho 4th TUESDAY in September next, to
show cause, if any they can, why the prayer Of
The petitioner should not be granted. -.
Given under my hand and seal Of office, nj
Abbeviile, this 10th day Of April. A. d. 1867
WILLIAM HILL, .. A. ID. H. 3
April 10 "a u
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