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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1868-01-08
From Washing on.

HWAsINGToN, Jan. 1.-Gov. Bullock,
OF Massachusetts in his message, says :,
Let us, then, hear no more Of conGsca-
tion and attaindcr for the Southern
masses; let us make an cpd of iliberal
and unfricndly legislation, and while
compromising no principle for which.
we have contcndod, let us restore the
lately i'll rebellion, to equality Of
nights, as speedily as is consistent
with the national safety. IIo con
#clnd with u long culogy of Grant,
with Strong expressions regarding his
fitness for the Presidency.
81, W AsIlNGToN, Jan. 1.-The statistics
Of casualties on the Western and South.
Ilwcsteln rivers for the past year, show
u 81 accidents, 80 resulting in the total
\ loss Of vessels. Loss involved SG45,.
q 000-insnrancc ,$5l2,00U. Loss of lie
approximaLes nirely-two. .
The Massachusetts and Name Leeis-
4 ]atnres were organized today.
Internal revenue receipts to-day ST..
" 1lS,OO0.o ,a..o,st. ....t.',-
+ The Austrian Government forbds
recruiting for The Papal army.
This evenings Ecpress says it is
not tho least among the many credila-
I bic things done by Gen. Howard, that
Z hc has issued an order dismissing from
& The employ Of The F'rcedmen's Bureau,
3 those sub.olliccrs who have permitted
themselves to be nominated for political
, Office. "a ty. -ua,t.., .1g ,4m.t.,,
General O'Nei, recently elected
Fice-Presidcnt, has, by President Ro.
brrts' resignation, become head Of the
! brotherhood. .-,-, ..
Th%Fenian Senate has issued an ad.
dress, disclaiming completely with tho
onlrages committed III England. s.g
The town treasuer Of Spencer, Mas.
sachusetts, vamosed with $4,000 in
corporation funds. l4. ,g,a LII 4,
Dispatches to-day report five cases
OF drowning, caused by skating.
immigration of 1867 exceeds that of
Of 1866, by nearly 10000. ag D4 i
SAN FRANCISCO, Jan, 2.-News by
steamer from China states that the
J Imperial forces met with severe re-
pulse. a powder explosion at Wichung
DESTROYED many lives and much proper.
ly.un'ho tViccroy 3 palace was blown
in the air.. The United States Consul
made treaty with the Fennose savag
by which wrecked steamers will be pro.
teG,ed. ..H #,t,.a'h aHIs,
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Administrators Notice.

Ill persons having demands against tho
- Estate Of Nicholas Wyrick, deceased,
will wilhou, delay render them in, properly
n''es'ed, to Jas. II. Rion, Attorney, Winhs.
Doro, s. q. to the undersigned.
VI. n. MASON, Admir-.
Jan 3 lawiw
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LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4.-Cotton clos
ca still firmcr, having advanced +
cent during the day---closing uplantls
q to arrive Il; Orleans II. Man
cles advices favorable.
LIVERPOOL, Jan. 4-3 p. m.-Cot-
tom more quiet.
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SAIHJ.
$ATs.EsE.

On Friday Eth inst, will sell at pub1;c
~. ~ ontcry in front Of tho Court House in
winnshoro, mules and horse, the proper.
ty Of Estate Of Dr.. ". II. HILL, decd.
II. A. GAItLARD,
jan d2xtlaw3w
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New York Market.

New YoRK, Jan. 4.-Cotton dcci-
dedly tess active and about ! lower !;
sales 2,ooo bales, at l6S. Gold firm,
34a 3l4.
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Emancipation Day in Virginia.

RIcnMoND, Jan. 1.-The colorcd So
c'ctlcs paradcd today in celebration of
their emancipation. They were ad.
dressed in the Park by Gov. Pierpont
and others.
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charleston Market,

CHARLESTON, Jan. 4.-Cotton oui-
ct; sales $50 balcs-middling Is.
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TO RENrn.

y - -IN-DIN i.
'NilE Plantation, whorcon tho late Gov, i.
L ii. Means resided, known az tho
''llemp containing 140O acres.
about 600 suitable for grain and cotton cuI.
iiva'ion, and affords fine pasturagc for cat.
tic.
For particulars apply to s. B. Clownev
at Winnsboro, S. c., or to
r. STbRKE MEANS,
o., Buckhoad, s. G.
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announces tnc death OF 1fcV.F fvTIfIaim
RadcliH Dewitt,S at the age of seven
ty-iiveutaD Dr. Dewitt has long been
tnown az ohe of Tho most eloquent
dismcsl il Pennsylvania. lie has
been the pastor oftho Presbyterian
church in Harrisburg nearly fifty
years. Several during his ca
rccr he has been subjected to severe
pcrsoal nnimadycrsions by the poll.
tlcians of tho State, formerly those of
the Wing party, and lattcrly by tho
Republicans. His connection with
Governor Skunk, and tho rcsignat ron
of that official, brought upon DR.. De-
witt ccnsurcs ON account of the inllu-
cncc which it is supposed he exercised
over tho Governors last acts in office.
Soon after Dr.. Dcwitps congregation
provided him with an assistant, hc
was appointed by the Democrats State
Librarian, position which he filled
bottor, and the duties Of which he dis
charged moro crcditably than any of
his predecessors or SUCCESSORS. The
library was never kept in as good con.
dition as when he had charge of it.
The Republicans, on obtaining power
during tho war, assailcd him on ac-
count of his Democratic sympathies,
removed him from Office, and appoint
cd Hudical to succeed him.
Tie REIGN OF TEnRo0 IN VIRGlN
IA,-CnAnLoTrE CoyNrY, December
27.--Aloug and throughout the conn
tics named below reign of terror
prevails. The freedmen have be-
come desperate awaiting The distribu-
ion of farms, and now seek revenge
by house burning, cattle Staying, and
other outragcs.. The counties OF Amc.
liza, Nottaway, Prince Edward, Lu-
ncnburg, Halifax, Mccklcnburg, and
Pittsylvania are dcluged with such
outrages. Murder, arson, and inccn-
diarism arc of mighty occurrence, and
war Of races seems inevitable. The
civil authorities are powcrless TO pro-
tect, and military posts arc so remote
that the whites have determined to
defend themselves in different ways,
as their defence may be, but tho reso-
luton is death before negro suprcma-
cy. The forty acres and two mules
promised the negroes at Christmas
not being forthcoming has caused
this terrible state of affairs. N. Y.
UraM.
.
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CARRIAGE SMASHED Dy LocoMo.
TIvE-A GENTLEMAN, LADY AND
CHILD INSIDE ESCAPE UNItunT.-
terday morning. most miraculous es-
cape occurred at the depot of the
South Carolina Railroad, in Line
street, Just before the departure of the
passenger train for Columbia. A
hackman had just driven into tho yard
OF. the depot having in his carriage a
MIR. Stcadman, his sister and child,
and had jumped down from his seat to
open tho door, when the whistle of
an approaching freight train frighten-
ed his horses, and they dashed off.
The horses running out of the yard,
turned in the direction of the railroad
track, and ran directly across it.
They barely escaped tho approaching
locomotive, which struck one of the
hind wheels of tho carriage, and
throw the occupants out upon tue
ground. The carriage was dragged
half way TO Columbus-strcct, and litc-
rally smashed to atoms. The horses
broke loose from the carriage as soon
as it was struck by tho locomotive,
and ram until they slipped up in a
mud puddle, and were then caught.
Extraordinary, and even incredible
as it may sccm, neither people or
horses were hurt Chor. Mcrcwy.
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Agents wanted.
fok fIIE
campaigns of Forrest and His CayaIry,

bEAtTlfuLLY ILLUSTRATED.
'HE historical record Of Tho most brilliant
exploits and daring adventures If ths
war, among its many valuable and intcr.sis
ing contributions to historical truth clears
up, on unqucstionable authority, all min.
representations in regard to the taking Of
Fort Pillow by General Forrest. Address
}. p. MILLER & CO,
Jan Tt Philadelphia, III.
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GOODBYE RADIcALs-The special
Washington correspondent Of the Rich.
mond -Di$patch under date December
&c, says: nI. &
The Republican party is completely
demoralized and falling to pieces. No
state OF things can take place to prev cnt
It's disgrace. The Conservatives will
next year carry all the Northern and
w estcrn States, with three or four cx.
ccptions. The ''hand. writing is on the
wall" J. have closely observed politi.
Cal matters for forty years, and have
never before witnessed so grcata change
III public opinion. Be of good cheer,
and we can save our dear old mothor,,
Virginia. The hour Of our deliverance
is coming. n,aatf
A horse belonging to Boston
steam, lire engine was removed to an
other stable OH Sunday night, in ordcr
to give newcomer Il chance at tho
ropes. There was an alarm during
the night, and the old horse kicked
down tho stalls and everything else
Ills heels could touch, in his anxiety
to get out and 60 to the fire. 4
Cranberry wine taken internally and
applied externally, is announced as a
cure for scrolula.
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:Tele@raph.
News Items.

WASHINGTON, June 10.-The CON-
phcation of municipal affairs still
uIassanged. Bowen is in possession
OF the Mayors Office, and still holds
on to the city postmastership.
ln the Senate, the citizens Of New
York petition o repeal of The Jaw
preventing writs against revenue
collectors. The omnibus admission
bill was resumed, when the nullifica-
ton Of Georgia from the relief clauses
was confirmed by large majority.
The amendment permitting the relief
clauses to operate for the benefit of
loyal persons. was defeated by q
large vote. The amendment order
ing the Inauguration of State officers
without unnecessary delay, and de-
clnring elected officers excluded by
Federal laws or provision of the four
teenth article, ineligible, was adopted.
This amendment caused considerable
debate, from which it appears that
its effect will vacate all Offices to
which incr npetent persons have been
elected; but all elected, who accord
with Congtes will be rendered COM
petent, in ample time, by the removal
of political disabilities.
In the House, the Committee of
Ways and Means reported bill to
increase revenue and equalize i'm
ports and exports. A bill relieving
several Arkansians elected to Office,
passed by the necessary two-tlirds.
The tax bill was resumed.
No important progress mado last
night in the tax bill.
1t is stated that Boosbecl is con-
sidering letter from President
johnson. rendering him the Treasury
Secretaryship. General Meade is
poposed to Alabama's admission.
FORTRESS MONROE, June 1O.-A
severe Northeast storm set in this
morning, and is still increasing.
PHILADELPHIA, June 10.-The Re
publican Convention renominated
the present Congressman.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, June 10-Noon. Flour
5(01Oc. lower. Wheat favors buyers
Corn 1c. lower. Mess pork %. 371s.
Lard quiet, at 16A@17s1. Cotton
dull, at 80. Gold 3976.
Up. M.-Cotton dull and declin-
ing; sales $50 bales. at 80. Flour
dull-Southern 9.50015.OO. Wheat
quiet. Corn irregular. Mess pork
new 1926; old 27.S7. Lard steady.
Groceries quiet. Freights dull. Gold
3934.
baltimore, June 10. Cotton quiet,
at 301s. Flour quiet and stoady.
Wheat dull and unchanged. Corn
dull m white l.12ii5; yellow |. 1901. IL.
Oats firm, ut IS. Provisions more
active and firmer.
New ORLEANS, juno 1O.-Cotton
dull and quiet middling 27l%G12S;
sales 1, 100 bales; receipts II. Gold
3914. Sugar and molasses dull
Cuba in good demand; grocery sugar
1871; Louisiana refined molasses IS.
Flour dull-super. S.250S. so; choice
12.75015.00 Corn quiet, Mt 81.
Mess pork firm, at 80. Shoulders
firmer, at 1871; clear 17l1. Lard
unsettled tierce 49,; keg 20.
MOBILE, June Nothing doing
III cotton to-day.
AUGUSTA, June 10.-Cotton market
very dull; sales 9 bales -middling 2S.
SAVANNAH, Juno 10.-Cotton dull;
no buyers -middling nominally 30 =;
receipts 80 bales.
LONDON, June 1913 P. M.-Bonds
72zs073; consols 9476G195.
LIVERPOOL, Juno lO-3 p. NJ
Cotton qnict, with sales of 5000
bales.
LIVERPOOL. Juno 10-Evcning.-
Cotton dull-uplands HID; Or
loans II =; sales 5000 bales.
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Variety Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

TO,MORROW tFriday) MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, will Sell, Mt my store, without
reserve,
~ Sugar, Coffee, Bacon, Soap, Candles,
Teas. Pickles, French Mustard, Olive Oil,
Scotch Ale, Cider, Ginger, Mace, Penper'
81 Blue Stone, Coppcras, Isinglass, Cigars,
Tobacco, Pipes, Super Carbon Soda, Tin
ware, Glassware, Demijohns, Jugware, &c.
ALSO,
Platform Scales, drawing 1900 pounds;
COUNTER Scales; large Oil and Molasses
Tin Cans; leo House, Counting Room
Desk and Stool, &c.
ALSO,
Dry Goods, Hats, Shoes, Boots, Caters,
&C. June II
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MILL FOR SALE.
CENTRAL HOTEL.

t"OElIEi:IY SHIVEK UOTSE,j
PLliN STHEET, rOLUMEiA, s. e..
A <SM HAVING taken charge
EsbEsISiffs<xAS of this well known house,
MIiI EIIS with Il determination {"
slHl45s render it attractive to .lc
travelling public, the subscriber hopes,
through tho means of GOOD FARE, MO-
DERATE CHARGES ard assiluous
eilorts to mako his guests comfortable, to
obtain liberal share of public patronage.
Liberal arrangements made with persons
desiring permanent board. Give Inc q
trial. D. Il. CLAYTON.
March 1 .3mo
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TIE RESULT. correspondent
o! The Charleston McmS says: "rThc
result of the Convention has been the
cordial union OF both branches of the
Democratic party in the State under
the leadership Of Gon. Hampton"
\ swain, named WISE having mar
ricl adamscl, named Martha Chceyis.
tho village poet celebrated the event
in the following:
At length she seized the prollercd
prize,
y happy one, believe us;
For matrimony made her Wise
Before she was Miss Cheeyis.
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FOR SALE.

~ Palmetto Iron Works, Columbia, S. C.
2S.h0RSE POWER ENGINE, with
Will be sold separately, if desired.
10 and S-Horse Power ENGINE, suit
able for plantation use
Keeps on hand Gin Segmcnts, all sizes;
i'latas and Balls for Cotton Sorrows; Sugar
Mills, with or without frames; all sizes.
Also, manufacturing Mcndenhall's Pa.
seen in operation mt the Works.
Iron and Brass Castings made to order;
alill Gearing, Pnlloys, Hangers aud Shaft.
ing. Jobbing promptly attended to, and
nll work warranted.
May 20 limo GEO. A. SHELLS.
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NOTICE.
DWELLING FOR RENT
Juno G

Sal VERY CONVENIENT DWELL
G:;A Eng, in a pleasant part Of tho citv.
- VIZ, tlvc liooms-all with fire places !;
I.sn' I,' hathlnE Room attached, with shower
l;aih Apparatus: rooms nicely pancrcd:
Hais", Five Rooms in the Basement aud
nursery; buildings, Smoke and Car
rage Houses, and neat Garden. Rem
hioncfatc To an approved tenant. Posses.
si"h TO be given by the first Of July next.
May 81
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The following resolution correctly
states the circumstances under which,
tho State Central Executive Commit
tee met in conference committee of
the late Convention.
Hon. Jamcs L. Campbell offered
the following prcamble and rcsolu-
tions, Which he said had been pre-
pared by friend, and fully met his
views:
Whereas, it is understood to be
tho mutual desire of this Convention,
and OF The Executive Committee
appointed i'll April last, that con
ference should be had for the Dur
pose OF producing harmonious action
ny the Democratic party OF this
Sta-~r be it
feSolred, That n Committee of
Seven be appointed by the President.
ior tho purpose Of conference with
the Executive Committee of the said
State, and that the result of that
conference be reported TO this BODY.
The preamble and resolution were
adopted, and under the latter. the
Chair appointed tho following Com
mittcc: Mcssrs. j. i. Campbell, M. ".
Gary, Henry McIvcr, Mortimer
Glover, L. J. Pclzcr, a. A. Gilbert
and John Hanckcl.
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THE CAROLINA NATIONAL BANK,
Il OF COLUMBIA, will deal in Exchange
Gold and Silver Coin, and do n general
banking business. Tho accounts OF mcr-
chants and others in Columbia, and in tho
towns and country connected with it by
business, arc respectfully solicited
Collections attended to carefully and ro
mittcd Tor promptly. Loans made Oh gold
coin and other collateral security.
Tho Board of Directors meet. for the
transaction of business, EVERY MON
DAY, at 10 o'clock n. m.
COLUMBIA, $. g., June G, 1868.
juno 3no
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United States Goue,nmcnt Sale.

United States Goue,amcnt Sale.
ID. G. PEIXOTTO <& SON, Auctioneers.
We will sell, at our auction room, THIS
MONNlNG, 18th Juno, at 10 o'clock,
without reserve, and OIL account Of
United States Government,
bbis. MESS PORK.
Conditions cash in United States cur
rency. June II
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70 Wood Contractors.

CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, juno ), lSliS.
EDEOPOS-tL:i to furnish the CITY Wntcr
4 Works with 300 cords best quality
l.oNG-l.EAF PINE WOOD, to he Delivered
and corded i'll lie yard cf u . Water Works.
viii b; received by the City Council, and
awarded to the lowest bidder. Bids 10 BE-
left at this office, Oh ur before i;,c l,;il i'll
stan,.
Il or,;er IT ;hc City Council.
}. :. MCMAHON, City Clerk
Jiinr rG :;
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HNl!E subscribers have opened this cstab-
Il lishmrnt as a RESTAORANT, and will
furnish the best of everything in the way
OF Wines: Liquors. Ale, Segars, Tobacco
etc. LUNCH every day, at ii O'Clock.
The patronage OF their friends and tbe
puD!.: ~ solicited. May IL
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Spring and Summer Fashions,

Spring and Summer Fashions.
UST received, at tho "Industrial De-
- pository," Madame Denaorcst's Bulle-
tin Of Ladies' and Children's Fashions.
This plate of fashion is elegantly colorcd,
and has with it bnok Of description and
valuable information, together with full
assortment of Patterns for ladies and
chilurens dresses, caps, Hac,lucS and
suits. Call, ladies'. and assist tic needy,
6y purchasing our patterns. All orders
from the country promptly attended ,u.
April II
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Corn! Corn! Corni

pKIME WHITE CORN, at s1.3o per
l. busicl-!aEs includcd In store and
Tor sale by J. ~ +. Ii. AGNEW.
June 6
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Carolina National Bank, of Colum-
bia. s. c.
4 UIIiORlII 1ION.
NJ I.>n fnElHASIrIlN

No. l.GeO. TREASURY DEPT,
OFFICE OF COMPTROLLER OF CURRENCY,
WAsHlNGToS, May II, 1865.
NiiEEEAS, by satisfactory evidence
w presented 10 The uu,., r-iS iSncd, il has
been made to appear tlIa: "rhc Carolina
Nati"Ha! Hank Of Columhia.' in the city Of
Columbia, in tie District uf hicllland and
State of South Caroliaa. has been duly
organized, under and according to the re-
..uircmrnt' of :hc Act of Congress cni He'd
''An Act tu provide Il national CURRENCY.
secured by Il pledge Of United States
bonds, and to provide f"r thc circulation
and redemption thereof" approved June
3, 1861, and has complied with al Tie pro-
visions of said Act required to he complied
with before commencing the busincs. g.:
banking under sa.d Act.
Now, therefore. |, IiAVILAED r. lIIU-
BCRD, Comptroller Of the Currency. do
hereby certify that "Thc Carolina National
Bank OF columbia,' in The city of Cnllm.
ba. in tho Disiric; Of liiclland and State
of Snuth Carolina. il authorized ,n com
mcncr the bnsincss of banking untlcr tLc
Act aforesaid.
In testimony whereof. witness nv hand
Seal of the Comp and seal of oilice.
tloI!cr of the Cur this eleventh day of
rcncy. May. 1868.
HAEILAND r. HII.BURD.
Comptroller Of !ie Currency.
VA: IL 2mo
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DR.. THOMAS T. MOORE.
SUR GEON DENTIST,

ID pESPECTFUI.Ly announces to the
III public, that he has taken the front
rooms in AIcssrs. Wcarn ~ Hix's rhnto-
graph gallery, and is now prepared to exc
cute, III the most elegant and scientific
manner, all branches of his profession
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.
by use of pro.oxide of nitrogen, or laugh.
ing gas. DR.. Moore is 4 native Of New
berry, $. G., and is n graduate of tho Penn
sylvania College of Dental surgery. For
iurthcr information. call ut the Office or
address DIR. TI1OMASr. MOORE, Culu,n-
bia, :. G. June 3mn
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DR.. D. T.. ROOZER

III ANISG obtained from the different
rights Of the latest Improvement in DEN
TlSTRl, is prepared io do all kinds of
DENTAL. WORK with ncatncss, durability
and despatch, ut the Very lowest rates.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Office oa
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NEW BOOKS.

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Ii the District Court Of the United
States--District Of South Carolina.

T II 10
liz tie matter Of Wa. Glaze, Eu!.Llw}I.
THO whom it may concern: The under
l. signed Hereby gives notice OF his an
p"intmemt as Assignee of WIN. Glaze. of
Columbia, in the District of Richla,,I and
State OF Snn:h Carolina, within said Dis
trict, WHO las been adjudgrd II bankrupt
upon his own petition, 10y the District
Court Of said District.
TlsOM is j. iAMOTTE, Assignee.
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oIurbia and Augusta Railroad Co.
CAROLINA HOUSE.

i'"ShinJton ST., ncr 10 Ertnneu G Cm11ls
AI.TEE ~ BARRY, Prorrietor..
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IMPORTANT TO PLANTERS.
NTE are prepared to furnish, ut short
w notice, STANDARD AGRiCULTU-
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