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eFE1MoRE MUTgAL INSURANCE CoMpA-
February 9th. 1ss7.--A Dividend
OF ONE DOLLAR PER saARE WIN bo paid to tho Stock
holders on and after this date in partial Hqnidaon from
Assets realized. Also return Of the Assessment ID
ONE DOLLAR FER SHARE, with interest, and the AZ
sessment Notes Of 81 Per share held by the Com
pany. @5ssl lSal ttisss& ,a55% S5ss
Stockholders wm be required to present their stock
Certacates- " :&, .55s ys.
! 5y order q the Board Of Directors. s8s
/ sS;; EssS 5T.s f'$4s II. ss4EI$ JOSEPH WHuDEN, \,
\. FehrC8ry ~ Secretary and Treasurer.
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\ ~wE RE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
e. M.wH1TIEa. Esq, a. q candidate for sher1r Of
Charleston tJuddsN District ut the next election.
nl,ar1n ..sE La1c.I.t
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HOW MATTERS STAND POLITICALLY.

SPECIAL ooRREsrosDzscz OF TIE DAILY NEWS. !
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SKIPPIRu.as,,

+[> FOR HAVRE DYRECT.-THEq{S1aE
~7A ana nfst-class PrussIan brig PAUL & MAE14h
AEASMSC T. hempt MASTER being Of small capacitv X
Te. square cotton-win have prompt disn..cs.
March "AA1AHA tsOACH.
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sJAWAY WFTH sPECTAOLEs-OLD EYES
made nav, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed tree receipt Of ten cents Address
e B. FooTE, NJ D., No. 1880 Broadway, New York.
Hovarnl,er rFt y
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rSPECIAlN N OFFICES,

. So NoT1CE.-CoNslGNE PEE sTEAM-
E 3. soUDER are hereby nosced that sho ia TIA.
Day cargo at North Atlantic Wharf AL Goods
"mns on theswharf at sunset VIII be stored at c
pense and risk Of owners
sssss4l WILLIS OH1soLM, Agents,
AZ freight amounting to hfteen u.s. dollars or less
must be paid on the wharf before delivery OF Goods,
i February Is @5
2 - CoNslGNEES BY THE MERCHANTS
LINE bark LINDA from Baltimore are notified that abe
Is oischareing cargo at Brown Co.'S North Wharf:
9oods nncaed for at sunset WIN be stored at ovne,
rdsk and expense.
STREET BROTHERS & CO., Agents.
March a IN -. .
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4S SPECIAL. ;INTELLIGENCE.-WE PRO
po 20 turnsh LABoRERs OF an classes for Farmers
Railroads Shop Garden Store, Hotel or pem.o,
work. ~ = s-Se1sS
1so1s oes1ranB employment win cau ut No SOC King
ana al orders for Iaborers WIN be promptly mel.
and sattsfactory referenee given s. - - =.
February % 5 imo spu.rr - -
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aT CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMER FALCON,
ns1nore, are iereby notified that the ship is THIS
Ody dtscharging cngo at Pier No Onion wbarvs. ~
eoods remaining on the wharf sr sunset win be ator
- 49,, ..el, .pense and rask MoRDEcAI & CO.
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W. acKERALI.. |
.1Mtor and Hropeaeh,r, 4,
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- - As.oAi4vAhK w BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members (oolored, Of this nhn,ch
NARY dismissed nom the three White Bsptist Churhs
o. this City 70 form separate Church. They are wor
ahipdns for the present at Bonun,a Ha John street
between Meeting and King They have purchased Lat
&C are soliciting contributions to enable than to cet
House OF Worship -. = -~lt ~-s>s :
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- l1a'SI ICERTIFICATE.- THREE MONTHs
sre1n this date application win be made for the reevul
OF orcERTnIcATE tdase and number unkaown, tazued
70 sEss CoRswKr COW deceased, Six (s) Old share
N the South Carolina Railroad Company and 8. ". r
a.lau1 =. bank. JOHN HARDEN,
February Is rnaroa As,,.,..,..-.s
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Wuahinxtom .News,

~ #177- Wash1nXtOM News. :. .,,
WARRINGTON; March 2; 9 O'clock veto mes
sage has just been sent in to the House. hs
WAan1NGTot, March 3, P. M.-The Reconstruc-
ton Bill passed the House, the veto not withstand
ing, by 3vote Of one hundred and thirty five to
fOrty-aeven. ,3Ss$. :5gs$>
MARcH 3--Geueral Dix has BEEN confirmed Min
ister to Paris, and Hugh Ewing oI'the Hague.
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispatches.

PAR1s, March 2-Noon.-Dispatches received
from Vera Cruz state that communication With
tho Capital was interrupted, preventing the trans
mission of MAx1auLN's dispatches. N
ST.. PETERsBURo, March 2-Noon.-The Gar
- LONDON, March 2-Noon.-Consols 81 Bonds
Ecening.-Consols 81. Bonds 7sa. @
LIVERPOOL, March 2-Noon.-The market onono
hrm m and the sales will probably reach 5000 bales
M1ddlng Uplands 19Sd.; Orleans 13bd. Bread
stutfs generally unchanged.
Eoeasng. Cotton quite active, and showed an
advanclRS tendency; closed firm Midddlins IN
ianos advanced !; quoted 1S2d; safes Il, 600 Bales
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>EH FOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER
Several VESSELS for freight or charter bv -
SaNASY STREET BROTHERS CO
MATCH s.3sH l No. "a East Raw
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Sails bu Sutton
MY H. LEEDS & MINER.


DY HENRY II. LEEDS s. MINER.
I'D HESRY II. LEEns. AnctiOneer -, a
On SATURDAY Nov. 30 at 10y oelOok At their saeoon no %
HOUsBHoLD FuRSrURECOnsas Of general sssortTfS, r.
moved uf sale including Psror Dnng ZION, M
Chamber Furniture, Velvet Brussels, and ngise Ns 10
Nb PArlot Suites In Reps &c, sud Bfocalehe NJ
y W. Lounges Reps Gt Frame Pier aua Mantle aIo
and Mhy BeisteAds Bureaus Washsisnd rabies Naess ~
lows Boes &c Cottage Snltes w. shades, bisasoo 4O
Chairs China Crocker Gssgge 6c y r. Nse '.i Va IT,
Stair Rods Curtains &c also Kchen Furniture so S9,e'
s-s Also at o'clock r. W. Case Fianofor'es h' f'@
Billiard Tables. ------
A NJ MEKvIS. Aueiouest
DY BANGS, MERWIN a Co, Broadway CQ I
Nd 4lhst-Se n Books Works Of Art tancf Goods ufA'.
SATURDAY MORNING, Nov d. at II O'Clock -. .t,t..
RUIBS reenuv imported from Leiden Holland eohp'l.s
.-,~ees az Htarohs Tulips CrocuG &c Catalogues s 4!
SATURDAY AFTERNOON, Nov. 80, ~ 9e99des rrTuO
ENCR &VINGS ORIGINAL DRAWINGS, shhIOhboI -. a..
q RPHs ko-p psrt tie collection Of artist comprising ~ - -,
orks Of ancient and modern masters Catalogues Az io-
q ~, be ony iewo on the dav olsale.
MONDAY AFTERNOON, Dee 3 At SS,iu. 49,, ,,v
ENGLISH AND AMERICAN BOOKS-lu part
"a bre variety Of choice works ID olg az b b5
sture embracing many supeby lLLUsIhA irs ke Csta.
valuable works IN medicine sna o.uot '''' 49,
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, Die = Al y OLo'N'
and the three following days 81 the same Holt - ~,
ENGLISH BOOKS-A consignment Jas receiver noH l
77rWARD IUNLFY LONDON comprising HeaL variety OF ssu
~ sor5 IN IN branches Literature Arts and sciences incung
80 scsrce and curious Also tney Illustrated NoAh A
on o choice Miscellaneous Literature &C. Catalogues are raJ
Ia The hooks are
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30
A oorros,onJent of The Methodist furnishes

A CORRESPONDENT of The Methodist furnishes
a.. ~ ,acts In reference to Richard WatsOns great
dea feat Of that has gone into 70
oh too occasional sermons at Leicester. He WAS IN
london at the time. and the mail from London aa 90
r In leicester until III while the service Desan as
la an that he would be one hour too late he nereoIos
ton The Coventry mail Saturday afternoon CoNsny
AZ "a miles from Leicester He could thus DC In tlno.
pnt the coach broke down, so that ala NOT nFo ~
Toventry until after O'Clock on Sunday morning; no
nt 70 The Keeper whom he Knew Well and told Inn
he must be in Leicester by l0i AID wan,ed sauuleu
horse He said that he had a horse wnon nc thOu6ne
,uys 10 run away with him. Mr. watson told nm Lnat
was lust the horse he wanted u was orought ana ne
,sS AZ eI o'clock When he got on the Leicester road
sbe horse ran away with him. Mr.. Watson said to
him: IF you are In hurry am "a a hurry 700; you
nf within mile OF Leicester There Is very steep hill
Going into Leicester Here the horse slaekened his pace
Mr Watson reminded him THAI he was IN hurry and no
ated him up again that he got TO the chapel just IN
time The owner Of the horse was much Obliged tc MI
Wataan, fOr the horse never ran AWAY after that
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COUTHSIDE RAILROAD OF L. I.-(WlN
Situations Mmi,S- fmalts.

A MIDDLE-AGED Lady wishes n situation
COMPANION 20 LADY, or ss HOUshkkkPtk in family %
cA1fcl frsIcas fcrrgces Address
Boz No. l@ Brootlys Post-Omce
AN ENGLISH WOMAN of middle age, wants
N SITUATION Il much experienced In Sckuess Also uuicl
stands Plain Hou-efscpn nd Fue Sewing C ffetes p'a "a
dfess for week Nh, N. D. n. Station j, losiotcs
A NUMBER Of well recommended German
~ GIRLS wAut for GENERAL HOthkWOhk. L.. al
No LOVES hr ssrrAa AZ
CLrlltlel. hetaeen BoEery ald ChrIsilest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30
IAFETY, SPEED AND COMFORT.

- YOR BOSTON,
wORCTSTRR PALMER, PITCHBUR0 NASHUA, LOWELL, CON
CORD THE WHITE MOUNTAINS AM
INTERMEDIATE POINTS,
JhsKsu and Eansh steamers Of The Norwich hne,
CITY oP BOSTON snd CITY or HBW-fORK
daily Sundays eIeepedl al 0eloek ~ non
Per No. 30 North River foot o. VsGifyft,
FOR ERW LONDON
tsnneetEE win the Steamboat kIprs ln ron We a9efe
points via Norwich and Boston ara worcester, HSe
Py,jrht taisH Al ~, low.st s, Por inquire Of
y s. MARTIN, Agent. on the Ptf.
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NEW YORK and NEW HAVEN RAILROAD.
1psy SUMNER ARRANGEMENT. lSsL
COMMENCING JUNK J. 1904
ps.,pS, stss Eev.Yot Twenty sVehtht Asi Yslha
ave Entrance or TueuTIeTeztb'h

TRAINS LEAVE NETWORK;
Per New Hlvep and Bridgeport 100 500 (BLl, nN I'D
HIl a0O (B1.D }, as 40 and 600 (BI) p n
Milford Sirlord Parbe Southport and Weitpon 100 lo
For korWslk 100 800 (br 300, l HB 9TH ~ 9Th
AS 80. tBI so. 800 (BIl .. N
For Dariep. Z o. 100, lilo A m. 5S 40, 5mpu.
For Stsmforl eco BI l31A lLl3 (BLl rs 10
YI). as 40 (BLl, 40 80. 60. SEQ (BLI p m -,
For Greenwich sud intermediate Ititoaf 100 400 lL0 I'D
w. Wv CONNECTING TRAINS
Fer Boftoa via Springfield. 300 ~. (EI 400 GIL BWpa
For Boston Shore Line l2l5 (EI- 800 D. m. -.
For Connecticut Rive, R,lro,d 800 CELl isp m Nos
m. 70 Northampton.
-. ,,a, .
IzI5 100. 400
For Canal Railroad i1i5 .. n 10 HorthIupioA
For Housatolie Railroad boo 4 n, 1O1
Fof EsuEst,ck Railroad 400 a 400
For DGnbury and Eorsalt Railroad. T. o. 800 n, <Ss
N'--- 0'''f-A 800 LAMPS HOTr. Hart
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NORTHERN RAILROAD of New-Jersey.-
~ Trana sve Jersey CITY at SEQ AID 975 Ia
ga ss5 ssd Sss R The $50 e. snd Aou,sy
THos. w. DKhARksr SDosrsisOa,Bt
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KBUEEAu OF REYUGErs FREEDSHN ABANDoNED LASDs,
OFFICE A. A. Q. NJ. 6SD d. O., STARE o. GEoEGia, (

ATLANTA. Ga, Nov. s. 1867. )
CONVENIENT SALE-Will he sold at
M AUCTION the premises az Augusta Ca Dee q o' In au
sud buildings as The AUGUSTA MACHINE "okhs ana Lot To-
M n,o consists Of one which the Augusta Canal
ems nh dgonsy bounded north By DAutgnsost east BY JACK
80 sosth by Adamss by Campbelst northern AUG
tsern lines being go feet aud s eastern and western ha
feet which are Huat one tae lleA
s by brick fundery 80 feet b % feet ana ''ea
eleven m eats The south aide o. Adamsst between
Campbell designated Numbers on the plan o. ne
81 Aas made By William Phillips a. a. - Il IL ~ r. "a 20 -
h, aRd % Al, ~ , p-t-t..
Between The Augusta Canal and III GIFTS Foulder'
machine works lot and buildings viii be sold togehe' ire cry
Sets separstely. 90, ,,,t-
Also At the and place wiz be sold ur az frame buildings
feet m frame hung p feet hy - et situated
o. grounds Of the Richmond County Academy Ielrtt 49,,
For further regn this property inquire az ts %
Of Bvt Col ~ EERS, Of Green and Jackson
Ga, where plans o. the property Be seen
Terms al except the machine works and @ one
will BE- required cash. and The balance ionr months
S.is Ia commerce Al NJ O'Clock A. m. C. r. WATSON,
4. A. @ NJ. and p. O.. Bureau r F. and T.
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6upartntrsbiV NOtictS.

~ r. ROBERT (of the late house of Robert 90
J. WiI,, has resumed business w connection Win BIS son
trck an.r de frm Of ROBERT son having hsf ohe
nd an large airy saesroom Ia the Robert Building NOs %
Waisrst .,-.t.- 4. A.. ..ut., - .,etop Of Cotton
rsa Coffee. All sugar aud a' 'es On 5000 SnRRRT
FRgpBRCS ROBERT
MsYos nov %. 1871
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Srintng.

4urnitmt.
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
HIAui,d manufacture Ass solid Chu,i5g and wAhst Chan
- snlts, pas and Ornamental, st H. FARklh0IOhs Ne S0o
C..,L a. spponts WEBSTER Edsbhsted lsi3
FURNITURE, FURNITURE. ,
We Manufacture and sell in suites single pieces Al s'' Of
FURNITURE,
,lssp,r than sny other house Also -, . . % ,.,, ,,n On,
miTgTRRsSRs, oOKISGGlAssES sRlFRoCklNG AND Ora
DIES Of all kinds sor q ~ W. sNFntS q ChyPBRiL
NA ~ No 261 Bovery, between stanton and lloustonds,
Note the number. btcona FURNITURE soIe non 'lsn
T,ITPNTTURE.- No. 447 Broadway.
Fir,tes,, AZ reasonable prices Il wholesale or retail
III. FRENCH STILES of BLACK WALNUT FRAMES
GLkJB kelly, No. az Broad"s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1867-11-30

DOCK TRADE SALE ROOMS, CLINTON
- HALL Asorplaee aud Eighths. LBAVlTT STRBBElGH
% C0SUaSMKErs SOLICITED LBRAREs CArlosuEp AND SOLD
THIS DAY (Saturiay) Nov 30 at O'Clock
srrs collection IN the various departments: history
5sp6 Fiction voyages and Travels Poetry 6c &c Catalogues
TUESDAY. Dee J. and following days,
A I o'clock D each day,
Great ssecal OF Illustrated Holiday Juyeue and Standard Mis-
Books American and Fore g consigned by The leading Po
he embracing their stock Also large lot Of bnghth and
American Valentines. &c. SC.
aIogues ready
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STEAMBOATS, anO SailroaSs.

EOR NEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, SPRING
FIELD &c Fare One Dollar steamers leave Pecksp or New
lLaren lis and II connecting h We kaf0ad
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,rHE ADpO CvNSUNIrTayEs.

health in aElSER, having boen restored to
scvef1r having swecks by very simple RENE
snmptiona affection, nj for several years with N
low sufferers tnxious to ifa dread disease Con.
To MI who desirans Of cureEnown to his fel.
prescription used (freJlo will SEND
tions for preparing and usharge) winpy Of the
will find SURE CURE FOR C6ke same. whiAireo-
BnOYoIiITIs,- COUaHs, CoLps, anurioN, AsrH az
ser IN sending tho Prescriptions is 10 be,assnti.
afflicted, and spread, information which he ue
ceises to be Invaluable, and ho hopes every suffer
or will try his remedy. as It will cost them moth
ing. and may propen blessing; Parties wishing
the prescription, rR.s. BY return mail viii pleas
address REV. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings Co., Now Work.
May 6, 1857 03 Iy.
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Notice to Creditors.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
PICkESS--IN EQUWY.
Edward n' c0'Ao9n B,nfor mn, shnline assets
JohnB. Earl,, ct a,s Injunction, Partition, &c.
PURSUANT to nm order Of the Court of Equity
L made in this cause, at Juno Term, 1867, oh
the several creditors Of
John Ewing Colhoun, deceased,
Mrs. Martha Maria Colhoun, deceased,
Miss Martha Maria Colhoun, deceased,
Col. Wm. Ransom Colhoun, deceased, and
Capt Henry Davis Colhoun, deceased,
Are required to present and prove their demands
before me, in my Office, according to law, on or
hcfNre .hc lfh lay Of Octobcy next, or be prcclu
dcd from sharing in the benefits of tho dec.ee to
be made in this cause.
RoBT. a. THOMPSON, o.Er.p.
MRS. Office, July 12. 1867 3m
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RELIGIOUS Notice.

The following are the Appointments of Rev.
a. b. STEPHENS, Presiding Elder for the Green
vile District Of the South Carolinn Conference
NJ. II. Church South. 9TH Quarter:
G,ccnDitte &ation-4th Sunday, and Satur
day before. in September. Assessment $3.50,
ReidpWe CircWH-5th Sunday. and Saturday
before, in September, at Hoar. Assessment
5000.
GrcencHle CncuH--lst Sunday, and Satur.
day before, in October, ut Ebcnezer. Assess.
>~ent $3.50.
dav ,fsnsuiUc Ci,cut-2d Sunday, and Satur.
Sl0O. %. in October, at rrapp. Assessment
Keo,sec Gro.
before, in OctobU;ard Sunday, and Saturday
500. It Gap Hill. Assessment
oIpalhalla Crcut-4th {.
menrere, in October Mt way, 9.,,n and satur- %
day before. iRlaafo--- lat Snnfny a..
Assessment $3.50. >bcr, ut Smiths ChSibttnr-
anderson Sation--2d
before, in November Assessy. and Saturday
Aaderson Circ,.t-3d Sunday, ..S2O0.
before. in November, at Ebenezor.' >tnrday
ment 5000. "a
| Fendleton Circmit--4th Sunday. and Sntu,
day before in Novcmber, at Shiloh. Asses.
mont $500
| September 18th 1867.
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Marriage Guide.

VOUNG'S GREAT PHYSIOLOGICAL WORK,
l of every one Ia Doctor. being Private
Instructor for Married Persons or those about to
Marry, both Male and Female, in everything con.
oerning the physiology and relations Of our Scxu-
al System. and the Production or Prevention Of
Offspring including all The new discoveries never
before given in the English language, by wM
YOUNG, NJ. d. This is really valuable and in
tnrcst'ng work. II is written in plain language for
of one hundred cngrnvngs. All Young married
people, or those contemplating marriage, anl hav-
ing tho least impeachment to married life Should
dshis book. II dscioscs secrets Tint every ono
should he Acquainted with. Still il il n hook that
must be locked up, and not lie about the house.
1t will be sent to any one the receipt of fifty
ccnts. Address DIR. WI. YOUNG, No SIC Spruce
street, above Fourth, Philadelphia.
July 27 S67 44 1y
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= mIsTRTC'r 1. pn4.s s.vTVHa

>-,erR otthe Court. 4. HAoooD.
Sheriff.. Thomas.
Ordina,y--W. =. HoLcoMDE.
Commissioner IN Equity-RoD'T a. ThoaPsoN
Cv,oner-W. j. CAN'T.
Commissioners to Approre the Bonds cf. I'ub.
Tic ORice,s-.J. j. Norton, Jos. Burnett, j. IL.
Amber. James Lawrence, Sam'l. Reid.
Commissioners ofthe Toor--Dr. II. g. Miller,
Chairman Geo. Il. Cherry. Secretary ond Troa-
surer j. Is. Clayton, S. D. Keith, II. Craig, Sr.
Commissioners Of I'.J!;c Buildings-Rob't.
A. Thompson, Chairman; j. T.. Hagood, Sec
rotary and Treasurer; w. Il. Iolcombe, NJ. f.
Mitchell, p. j. Miller.
Commissioners Of Free Sthools-T. d. Maui
den. Chairmau w. Il. IIocombc, Secretary
and Treasurer; G. II. Spears, l. Wicklfe, H..
H. Penny, Daniel Gricc. James Burdine.
Mugist,utes-W. j. CAN'T, w. G. Keith, j.
II. Gossett. Thos. Dillard, j. @. 9. Parsons, j..
NJ Arnold. Rcdn Rnckey. j. B. Sanders, l..
Nmrod Sullivan, Edward Hughes. John Sharp,
Joseph B Reid, w b White, Leonard Rogers.
=, Commissioners Of Roads-ad Regi;"em-,G q
Thomas %n,"s ceiS" 9is"s%aS axHe RSh Gsst sSa
l. w Lusk. S NJ Crawford, NJ II lIunnicatt,
Jonas Phillips, Jr.
5th Reyimcnt-F A IIuke, Chairman; II
Griffin, Treasurer; j Is Clayton, Clerk j ID
Gasaway, J a Ball,n,gcr, Alex Alg"1d,,, Thos
Price. S D Keith, Henry Williams, } L Cos
sett j W Singleton, Thos billiard.
Internal Rcrcnme--II A II Gibson. Assessor
I'd Regiment. $ 9 NJ. ia IInke, Assessor 5,h
Regiment, sc NJ. W Cobb, Collector.
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THE reported inhuman treatment of the
body of Macmillan turns out to have been u
fabrication
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1867-10-19

THE only fruit which grows in every eli
mate is the strawberry 1t is the only fruit
which, somewhere on the earth, is picked cv-
cry day the year round
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DIE CHARLEsToNER zEITUNG,
JOHN a. WAGENER, EDITOR.
Dec 8. 1866

,NnER the above head the undersigned propose
to publish sacrnl:a,n Weekly Paper,
TO DC the organ OF the German population. and de-
voted to the interests of this State in Encouraoinp
Immigration and Industrial Pursuits.
L,terhtnre, Agriculture. Commerce, Arts and
Trade. will be represented in its columns, and tho
news Of tho day will be given.
Gen JOHN a. WAGNER has kindly consented 10
undertake the Editorial management for the present
Snbscripton-S3 % for twelve months: ST. so
Tor six months; 81 90 for three months
ADVERTISEMENTS inserted on liberal terms
G. G. ERCKNIANN & co.
Charleston, October 1867 IF
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THE Chinese claim to have discovered
America from the West a thousand years be-
fore Columbus
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lT is announced that the trial of Jefferson
Davis is certain to take place in November.
Counsel Oh both sides are ready
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PEKIN, China, has discovered petroleum
bearing region 800 miles square near by, and
purposes to have the oil fever.
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WATCHES, CLOCKS. AND JEWELRY

re THE BSCRIBER having an experience
EsIM, of many years in the business of repairing
s&aa& Clocks, Watches and Jexvelry,
offors his services to his friends aud the public
generally, in that line of business. Charges for
all work as reasonable ns possible. Alwork war;
ranted. IL wen used. He viii also give his atten.
'tion to the repairing Of MusieAL INSTRUMENTS.
His place of business is at WALTIALLA, nearly
opposite tho Post Office. &.g
F. M. MORGAN.
April 4, 1876 20 3m--eow
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Greenvillo and Columbia Railroad.
NrlI further notice, the Passenger Train OH
y the Anderson Branch will return TO Anderson
every Monday aud Friday morning.
B. SLOAN, Superintendent
Columbia S. G.. Aug. l3, 1867 48
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THEY have giant in Missouri who is seven
feet seven and half inches high. He served
in tho Confederate army
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The STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
rlCKENS--IN TIE COMMON rIEAa

rlcKESs-IN THE COMMON PLEAS
Hah"cl Iovlngood Foreign AHachment
VS. NORTON,
~ -; ,',,, ~ nnir. H.0's Ah'y.
NtllEREAS. the Plaintiff did on The eth day
of March, 1867 flc his declaration agains.
tho Defendant, (who, it il said is absent from and
without the limits of this State, and has neither
wife nor attorney known within the same, upon
whom copy of The said declaration might he SER
rod: II is therefore ordered, ant the said defen-
'lnnt do appear and plead thereto on or before tho
18th day of March, 1868; otherwise tinnl and nb-
solute judgment will then lac given and awarded
against him.
j. L. IAGOOD, cor.
Clerks Office, Mnrch 12, 1897 1r
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NAN in Hendricks County, Indiana,
named james Adams, ate thirty two peaches,
couple OF muskmelons and one raw sweet
potato, and drank two gallons Of buttcrmilk
He leaves widow