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II is automatically stated that one. fifth of the
inhabitants ofthis country and Europe die of Con-
sumption. No disease has been more thoroughly
studied, and its nature less understood; there is
no disease upon which exists greater diversity
of opinion and no disease which has more COM
pletely bafhed all medical skill and remedial
agencies. i' re
Some of the prominent symptoms are Cough,
EXpectoration, Shortness Of Breath Irritation
about the Lungs and Chest, darling Pains in the
Sides and Back, Emaciation, and general negative
condition of the whole system. III.
Persons suffering with this dread disease, or
any of its concomitants, should lose no time In
possessing themselves of the proper Remedy, in
order that they may stay its rayages, and be re-
REV. E. A. WILSON'S
Prepared Prescription for the Cure Of
Consumption, Asthma, Bronchitis
Coughs, Colds,
AND
ALL THROAT AND LUNG AFFECTIONS,
by the use of which he was restored to health in
a few weeks, after having suffered several years
with severe lung affection and that dread dis
ease, Consumption, has now been in use over ten
years with the most marked success. .A1
This Remedy is prepared from the original
Recipe chemically pure, by the Rev. EDWARD
A. WILSON, 1865 South ID Street.. WILLIAMSBURG.
Kings Co., New York.
A Pamphlet containing the original Prescrip-
ton with full and explicit directions for prepar,-
ton and use, together with short history OF his
case with symptoms, experience and cure, can he
obtained lfrec of chargel Of Mr. Wilson, as above
or by callingon or addressing 4h,
..9-4 WILLIAMS q HAYWOOD,
Ia. ~ 100, Druggists, Raleigh, N. c.
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Brevet Brig. Gen. Miler-an army officer after
Mr.. Johnson's own heart-having been requested
last week, to contribute toward the decoration
Of the Union soldiers graves at Arlington.
expletive) thus "By -(excuse INV laneua~e
gentlemen would not decorate one grave IN,
less decorated the other' And so deenlv in.
censed was this officer of the United States army
because Gen. Grant, Mr.. Garfield, and others
memoration of the Lost Cause, that he declined
to contribute dollar Washington Coyvespom.
deuce Of the NJ Y. Tribune.
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4 New WHEAr.-The first receipt of new crop
was exhibited on Change yesterday by Messrs
Knox and Gil consisting of only small lot
grown by Z. W: McKennon, Woodlawn, Rich.
by j. o. Matherson & Co. 1t was purcbased nv
Messrs, n; A: Gassaway & Co., manufacturers
OF the Ashland Family, an excellent CITY Mills
brand. Price paid, IS per bushel. We deem it
ADVISABLE to say, lest the hopes of farmers rise
700 hlgh, that 1t is not probable that any subse-
Maryland, will meet with such high appreciation
as to price.-Baltinlore Sun,
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HYMN,

Written for the Memorial Services at Salisbury,
to ths fallen Heroes Of the War, May 30,
1868.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
DALEIGH & CASTOR RAILROAD CO.,
LII SUPERINTENDENT OEFICE, :
Ralaisrh l4l, L

LII SUPERINTENDENT OEFIcE,
Raleigh, N. c, May 10Th, 1885,
On and after May 2Oth, 1868. Trains will run
on the Raleigh & CASTOR Railroad as follows:
Mail Train leaves Raleigh. $50. 915 A. NJ.
Arrives at Weldon. ...... 240 P. M
Mail Train leaves Weldon. 49,. 1926 A. M.
Arrives at Ra eigh 5000. 3.15 P. NJ.
Freight Train leaves Raleigh. LIS P. M.
arrives at Raleigh. 1905 A. M.
The Mail Trains make THROUGH connections
with all points North and South
A. B ANDREWS,
Supt of Transportation.
May Il, 1868. Hu - 132-tf.
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CHAs. DEWEY. Cashier. JOHN BLAKE, Tsu.,

nEALS IN EXCHANGE, SIGHT DRAFTS
~ Gold and Silver Coin, and Government and
other Securities. z Anu
Uncurrent Bank Notes bought at hirbes,
prices. Packages sent by Express will be remit.
ted for promptly in currency, or in New Ynrt
funds at par. A0'A
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Maine, Indiana, IS
Interchangeable, Kansas, .
Massachusetts, II Michigan, y
Vermont, 5 Tennessce, 10
Rhode Island, Iowa, g
Minnesota, 4 Missouri, II
Wisconsin, = Nevada,
West Virginia, 5
Illinois, 10 Total 100
If to those we add the votes Of tho Southern
Republican States, viz.
Arkansas, Noftb=Csf6llhn,
Florida, South Carolina,
L0u! Tnta1,' %
we have total Of 40 votes while the required
number is $50. II Is certain, therefore, that the
election of Grant aud Collar requires the Repub-
lcan party TO carry 6iis Or several OF the doubt
full States. Upon the heavy electoral vote of
New-York 49, PehBsylyi,nia (26, and Ohio (sD
depends the result OF The contest. The Repnb-
lcan party must win il IL carries either The
Democratic party may win II it carries them all.
Against these advantages we have some odds
to meet. We have to fight an administration
headed by President whom the Conservative
wing Of the Republican party nominated as a
bait 10 catch Democratic votes, and who las
dearly and deseryedly punished that hypocrisy
and folly; and whom the same class of Conserv-
alive Republicans timidly retained in Office when
ths duty deyolved upon them of turning him
out out M No political offsnses are punished more Sc
yerely than cowardice, as the venerable Wing
party died to learn. The Republican party may
prepare, therefore, to meet the whole corruption
power Of Andrew johnson and his Al 600 Office
holders in consolidated and organized phalanx,
backed by the Whisky Ring, including not only
the aistillers Dealers and retailers, but the cor
rupt Assessors, Inspectors, and Collectors, gorg-
ed with their SO, 0O0, 900 per annum, or grand to-
tai Of S2l0 600, 600 of whisky steangs, and fight
ing with all their ardor for continued exemption
from punishment and license to rob the Govern
ment and people. These influences are strong
est in New ork, Pennsylvania, Ohio, and Illinois,
in the last do not think they
| N. Y Tribune. -i1
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FINANCIAL
RALEIGH NATIONAL BANK
BOARD OF pIpRcrops
NORTH-CAROLIN1

R.W. PULLIAM, Hresi't. GEO. w. SwEpsos
W. d. WILLIAM, w. j. HAWKINS,
A. 8. MEhRIMoN,
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Regular army, the Navy, the Signal Corps, the
Quartermaster's Employees, and the Construc-
ton Corps. large reverse of each cross-bore
upon its cross-arm the name of the State in
white letters upon back scroll. Besides these
general decorations, many OF the graves received
individual attention OF mourning friends and re-
latives, prominent among which was an arch cree
ted over the graves OF the Sd N. Y cavalry, bear
ing the well known and appropriate inscription ::
i Dulce ct decorusn est pro patria mort.
On the South side and opening upon the ceme-
terry large platform and number of canvass
shelters had been erected for the accommodation
OF the assemblage Owing to the very large at
tendance only about one-fourth of the crowd
obtained seats Nt .t-t .r
The decorating of the cemetery and graves be-
ing over, the meeting was organized and opened
with prayer by the Reverend E. M. Forbes as fol-
lows: "
PRAYER.
o, Lord! our Heavenly Father! the high and
mighty Ruler of the universe, who dost from Thy
Throne behold all the jewellers upon earth, most
heartily we beseech Thee to bless Thy servants
the rulers of this land; more especially the Pres
ident of the United States and the Governor of
North Carolina. Watch over and protect them
from all the dangers to which they are exposed
and SO replenish them with wisdom from above
that they may employ the power entrusted to
them Tor the administration Of justice and main
tenance of Thy true religion and virtue; and we
most humbly beseech Thee, most gracious God,
to pour down Thy blessing upon the people of this
land; and upon their Representatives in Con-
gress assembled, that Thou wouldst be pleased
to direct and prosper all their consultations to
the advancement of Thy church, the safety hon.
or and welfare of Thy people; that all things
may be so ordered by their endeavors that peace
and prosperity, truth and justice, religion and
pisty may be established among us for all gener-
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Cnopss;Ia rass Sou III The pros prospect. of
good crops in every part of3thes South is
cheering Our espondentssin Georgia, Ala,
bamasas9 iississippi, and Texas rwrito US par
ticularly hopeful letters. What tile people of
those Suites stand most in need Of, uext to
good government, is money. This they are
likely to have in greater abundance than dur
ing any year since tho war. In our own
business we begin already to perceive health
full atmosphere. Every, day the mails bring
us letters from every corner and cross road
containing 81 amounts that range from fifty cents
to fifty dollars, and oftca much larger sums.
These go ashowsthat tho people are up and
doing, and they take an interest in affairs,
that they do not despair. We are truly glad
to see itSsnss we'll for our own sake as their.
The Journal can never want for readers while
Southcrna nen.have full pockets, and the pook-
cts Of Southern mon will not want for green
backs so.long as God blcsscs tho Southern
land with good crops Louisville Journal
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Mashed potato, rubbed down with
cream, At mustard, and salt, is no bad substitute
for eggs, and imparts to salad new andsnot
unpleasant flavor. Tomatocs--those warm
otans dBas tropicals sspommcs amour are
excellent, too, il a salad. Their rich favored
pulp and skin, warm. as capsicums, are ,incom-
parable, if we'll spread' land difused on a proper
friendly footing with the other ingredients.
French beans, too the most delicate of vcgeta-
blcs, make salad of great merit You.must
bull II the beans as usual for the table, then mix
dressing IN tho following proportions
-Four mustard ladies of mustard
s, -Four salt ladies' Of salt, :,
& 81 Threo dcssert-spoonfuls Of essence Of an-
:chovy, esy go A. ,,-ry- ~ ,..s,, IA
-Four ditto ofnlnshraoms ketchup,
Three ditto 81 tic best italian OIL
s. Twelve of vinegar, 4.
Three unboilcd eggs. g8
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HonsEs Is Ely T1ME.--The fly, insignif-
emit as it is in size and devoid of the power Of
doing any great harm, is ono of tho most an
i noying koff the insect tribe sA nuisance 9to
IMAM, tho fly istho terror of the horse, whose
.sfoshsis made to quiycr whenever the foot Of
sone touches him. It's, therefore, an act Of
humanity to come to the aid Of the horse,
pogeffa fal rs he. is against bis ninlble asaaiant,
che ay. Hero ism fccipo which is said TO be an
4 cSccnsht eielisc againstit Atallcyent atr;si
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IA q RIG % Z T.URAL, &C ].
How to Form a Farmers Club.

Ell: A. Lexington, Mich, awritcs:-"
wish to 0rganizcn Farmers Club in this cou-
ty, and dsaresatEs loss for aiconstitution and laws
for, sthessame.s Would you be kind enough If
gsyou. ghayo any forms that would suit, to send
80 one slong." s.
sss Tho less you have to dowith laws aud con-
sstitdtioha in orgaEizing1 d Farmcsas Club tho
81 better you will succeed. Form tho Club first
ssand make tho laws when you need them. Let
tho farmers who are interested meet and ap-
sApoint Chairman and Secretary. You are
g then ready to talk. Some one will propose
subjoct upon which. the information and cx-
perience Of the members are desired The
Secretary's pen should record tho gist Of what is
said. Before the meeting closes it will fix the
time Of another. If expenses are incurred some
members will ,"oirculatc tho hat" and funds
will be- forthcoming to meet them Subjects
will be proposed for consideration at the next
y meeting, and some will write essays and collect
special facts concerning them. By-and-by
s materials will accumulate and the Secretary
&sMills send the best Of them TO the Agricultural
3 papers for publication, Your Club may get to
be rs famous as the ono in Gotham, and after
all syon will neyor hayo or nocd constitution
Fsor code Of By laws. We advise our friends to
so ahead get together and talk, aud not stick
asand stumble over tho organizaton.--Rmal
ye,o los1ers $500 ss ses
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Items.

The stamps furnished tho Post-oficc DEPART
mcnt the past year amount to 1886 100000.
~ A. Chinese magazine, photographically illus
tratcd,R Rhassbccn Started at Hong Kong.
Oscar Dalrymplc of Mimi, last year cult
yated 100 acres Of wheat, aud made $4,000.
Alton nl. .has shipped moro than eleven
hundred bushels of strawberries this year.
The wheat crop is harvested in nearly all
parts Of Indiana, and is the best grown there
q long time. ''s
The N X. Times has obtained judgment
against Getty for s25,oOo--an advertising
bill STN sg raFS
A Fishing yacht brought into Portland lar-
bour thesether day, eight sword fish, avcrag-
ing twelve feet each inlength.
Three-wheeled wagons are tho latest novelty
in. the ychicls line Tho drivers scat, separate
from thcswagon, body, is over the front wheel.
Thcgyapours sof ssnlphuric ether has been
found to preserve fresh meat from putriaction,
,althsngh in,parting s peculiar taste to it. 1T
lis ulssestcdF that itasight be used to advantage
by uhdertakcrs, keeping bodies for longer
time than might otherwise be possible. .ts
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Tn Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.
The Stntc OK relationc
Solicitor Southern Circuit

The Stntc OK relationc Bill to
Solicitor Southern Circuit pc.nctunto
In re Lost Documents. Testjmony
Thomas Addison Murphcy by william, F. Barton,
his Guardian and next friend, avng made applica-
ton to prove the past existence loss and contents
Murphcy, now Rcbecca wolre wife of James II.
Wolfe, Of Tract of Land situate, lying aud being
in The fork Of Tho Etlisto rivers in tho District
aforesaid containing one hundred and ninety -tlrcc
(l9S) acres moro or less, and bounded by lands of
WIN. Barton, Daniel Smoak and lands formerly
owned by Philip Joiner, lcccascd.
On motion of Messrs. Izlar & Dibblc Solicitors.
it is ordered, That all persons who desire so to do
appear aE,: crrss examine tho evidence produced,
and Introduce evidence in reply, bcioro Inc ON the
2lst day of September A. ID. 1908. s,3f2
commissioners Office. ". D. v, JANiIsON,
Orangcburg G, IT,. Commissioners. I
June lS, 1863 !
junc ~ ~ al
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In Equity.
ORANGEBURG DISTRICT.

Tho State Ea Rclationo, ! Bill TO,
se'is,sr s, ss"'ss,n ssmsn,, sssa
Application having hccn made by Mrs. Eliza
Eobinson I" prove the existence, loss and contents
of Il deed of conveyance TO her from James Cannon
of lot of land situate i'll town Of Ornngcb,,rg,
fronting on Middleton Street, and measuring on ,hc
front one hundred and seven feet, and hou,,:lcl o.,
the North by lot of w. I. Lighfoot, the east by
lot of &. Whitcmorc and Vim. NJ. ilutsnn, on the
south by lot of the said Eliza Robinson and G.
Whittcmorc and the west by Middleton Street.
On motion of Mcssrs. Jznr s. Dibblc Solicitors,
it is ordered, That all persons who desire so TO do
may appear and cross-cxainiuc the evidence pro-
ducc'l, and Introduce evidence in reply before me
on the first day of October A. u. 1868.
commissioners Office, V. ID. " JAMESON,
ornngchnrS g. H. ). G., Commissioner.
June 20 1868
july 1 I'd
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MARDLEHEAp PRESERVED PEAcn-Takc
peck Of ripe peaches, stone and pare them,
allow bowl ofswhite sugar to bowl of peach;
put layer of peach into the STONE jar, then a
layer ofs sugar, and SO on till they are used
up: s;3 ss..s = g ',ss -. go s e
Let them stand for two days; drain off the
syrup, boil and skim and turn over the peach,
stand for two days; drain off tho syrup, scald
and skim, and again return to the peach and
it is fiji, for use.
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JIM 10 r s

sss h6t length alady's criuolins TO Be
a little above two feet
I A cenfectioner adyertiscs sbrokcn hearts"
for thirteen cents aspound. sj.
sAi llinoiss paper: snys tl,cre is aemaii in o.
ney so dirty thatthe assessors put him down as
real fSestate.ea s rs sese!ss u; al .g&a
editor In Illinois gives noticessthat;
VIII be ssno paper & this week e asslis
wife is using the scissors.
The minister who boastods Of preaching
thoaE snotes don't @islisto be understood as
szsssfsripg 70 greenbacks. q. IL aass3sfs n
irish editor says no can soc no. earthly
reason why, women should not bo :alloMedto
81 beecllc medical men, ,..Tl9 & - 9sFii-s
that the Editor Drawer iof Harp
ers Magazine is made up by woncn,,. So are
q great many editors drawers. tsg :# q
An exchange confehds that Notwithstanding
seinneasnee Of the fair sex, while tho pre.
i ssssent style of head dress continues in vogue,
their Sill ig yery q manifest, s. 81
settin up tho sentence, nt &C., deI
sareEbu parts Of q Sstupandous whole" by mis-
sako of as icttcr made it read, "We aro bit
parts Of q atnpendous whale" ia
~. z. s-s.lzs. a
"A witness iu court who had been cautioned
TO give g precise answer to every question, and
not about what ho might think tile
guestienSg was ipterrogated u.s. followss:E
ass ssYAoa drive wagon p" $ ! S's p u
No; sir, Edo not..ns
why, m mar, did you not tell my learned
friend SO this moment Z"
siri q did not" Sal IS .,s l.slsas
sslSoysair,s Ispat sitto you on youryoath, do
you not drive wagon 2"
No, sir.
bat is yonrs soccupati on then 7nsg9 jss.S
&c Isatiyo q horse, sir s-
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ULLETT's PATENT

ID EHEOYED.-Thc Subscriber RE-
h spectiully Informs his friends and customers
that he he's removed his BARBER SHOP to his
Store, one door below j. McNannra's Store where
he will be pleased 10 serve all who mny give him II
call. s9 F
mar SOY JAMES CANNON.
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I,RUITE.AND NURSERY, AUdaUs-
IL ia, Gn.--W Q oifcr for the Fall Planting, 4
very large andsuperior COX Of Frnt Trees, arano
Vines, Strawberry Plants l,oses, Esergrce5s Or
naincntal. Pfecs'nnd Shrubs, Bedding md sGrcen-
House Plants. Descriptive anu Wholesale Gaia.
logncs mailed onapplcation to Z
i. j. BERCKMANS. &
July lS7r''nS Augusta. Ga. b
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Sit will not inyolye much OK pepse, nor will
zashould prove aaisys ,as a de-
luke two &c three slnalI
fas ssslai s@aidesss ssSsses, aboawkirihi pour
swo o. ssseS quarts of cold water !; lot it in-
fdsc ono night, aud pour the whole next morn.
ing into q kettle aud lett boil for quartor of
an hour nzall a N q
more is required Than to moistsn sponge, ind
before the horse goes out of tho stable,slet
Lthsses parts which are mest irritable be smearcd
yis between and upon
Gle ears, Tho neck, Hank, eto. Not only the
lady or gentleman who rides out for pleasure
will derive benefit from the walnut leaves thus
prepared, but the coachnan, the wagonor, and
lord who saso horses during tho hot
months. Rara! Ne,o Koikeyr. n
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ESTABLISHED 1902.
Charleston Courier for 1853.
DAILY AND TRI-wEEKLY,
IsY A. s. WELLINGTON e. co.
Daily Paper ss.. - $500 por .A Annum
Tri-Weckly Paper q s4.00@pcr Annum.

The war closed with large Indebtedness on tho
part of our former subscribers, sonc of whom have
proicred us payment To others we have rrescntc cd
no claim, amid the losses and msforuncs by.which
thcy have been surrounded, hnying been spared the
necessity of doing so by the very generous prompt
md hearty support we have uniformly received.
We arc able to wait for tne advent of better times
confidently assured that when prosperity returns to
tho land they will chcerfully meet their obligations
To all such we cordially extend invitation to re-
new their subscriptions.
jan1l g E oh II
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Ladies' Mutual Aid Association
OF
CHARLESTON, S.

IHNHE object of this ASSOCIATION is TO assist
IL Ladies who arc struggling by their own cn.
dcavors to support themselves and families.
Orders for u kind of NEEDLE WORK will bc
neatly and promptly executed for whicl, the Asso.
citation will b: responsible
Also, Southern Preserves, JelGs. Wines, Cor.
dials md Pickles, &c. are made under its auspices
AMI The Quality Guaranteed.
For the benefit of our friends abroad we give n
list of some of tho Preserves &c.:
Lemons, Citrons, se a
West India and Ogccchcc Lines,
~ Blackberry, ~ i8t
Wines, Cor,lials, ff s4at
Peach and Apple Leather, fa'at
Crystalizcd Fruits,
Picked Shrimps and Oysters
All orders for Work, Preserves, &C., to be AL.
dressed to Z aIhs LEE Superintendent, j
NJ the Depository s.
No, Chalmers Street, Charleston
July Al N e1t,t5s #t If
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IhleY, q NFH.ass fJSs sSgE -; gaYssss
Whereas il,s tlaintifs lid on the 11il ,isys OF
APRIL 1sUay ftd their declaration against The De-
without the limits Of this State; and have neither
wife or Attorney known within ibe anne ss1os
whom COPY Of ssii Declaration Inay be served 3
On motion Of Mcssrs Izfnri Dibbte PlainsiEt Il
torncys, it lis pElsre,s hat the said Def.rdAsts
,lo appear hi TIchf 10 said Decinr sten on sy
)he,aro .br 1iali.lays OF April nLick Will tho
ycar OF oMr Lord er nd eight hundred and
will ihrBsbe given mil nnar,le fhrls, Is 81.
Clerk st'tiice. J. 2. EOBISSt,S, va
April 1lth lS6sssJ .sf88 q -.sSassE. sI;s. r,
nli IL ossm - l2in
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TIE 81 ATE OFs SOUTH. I.GAl,OLINA,
OnsScEpuRG DtsrRtcr.
In the Common Pleas.
Boston c"rtcr.) -
VS.. Attachment
Bailey & Bros

wv HEREAS tic Plaintiff did. ON tho tenth 1ay
r w Of April, a. D. 1868, file his Dcclarn. On
against tho Defendants. who las IL is said) are !.
have neither wife nor Attorney known ssitbin the
same. upon whom copy Of the said Declaration
might be served:
II is therefore ordered. That tho said Defendant
Il" appear and plead to tic said Declaration on or
before the twelfth day of April, which will be in
the year Of our Lord one thousand eight hundred
and sixty-ninc, otherwise final an, absolute judc-
mcnt will then be given and awarded against him.
Clerks Office, JOS. ROBINSON
ornngebnrg District, C. C. r.
April TO- 1868
npl IL 10 m
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TTILBElsS TlOVIt;E,
(tonNr !L' MRS. DInnLRs)
2s4 KING STREET,
Bet.rcn HcnhcorM and Ha.ei Streets. and
,ciihin three minutes raM If all The
Principal Wholesale and Retail
H"'"s Of Ahrf;ng Kiny and Haync Streets,
and tie Post 00icc, Charleston, s. G..
The City Hallway, which runs to cach extremity
of the City, is within fifty yards Of the house.
TERMS OF BOARD:
Board by The 80
q Z" Wcck...................S}2 GO to $l5 10
llENnD SrARNIcK, Mns. B. IIlLnERs.
oct 18 H. &c
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STATE OF SOUTH eAIs0LiS y
u SORAsoEBrRs DssrRfcr. ss
I'm the District asossr,a. !.

In pursuance Of Gcncrnl Orders No. sl64. frorn
Headquarters Second Military Dfsisict, tic
trstcs.of the District of 0rangeburg Millmske q
report on the 18th and Inst days Of cnch month TO
this Court. of NIL Commit niens iinic 81 tl,c iiriAx
the proceeding hall month, specifying date Of Core
mitmcnts names Of Prisoners and tIs 0,fcnces fss
which they were committed said Magistrates sisii
also forward tohe Clerk OF this Conrl, all
sAnces and otherspapers, connected eHith pre-
seedlings against the Prisoners afosssaid, which
may besin their possezsisn at fhe date of rakkiax
the reports hcrein ordered -. = tsss Ss -
by order of the Courk sP''s2' ~ Siss%ns}Ss
s..J. r. ROBINSON,
january 8, 1868. Clerk Distriet Court.
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