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81 WENT TO THE LAND OF STEADY HABITS.

Z WHN1 10 TIE IAND UF STEADY HABITH.
wanted to hand several 'brioks' down to pos.
terity. and was told by father that with New Eng.
land girl tor wife, could raise more children grow
more onions, skin more ees, sing more psalms,
know more OF what was going ON in the neishbor-
hood, hear more scandal sleep less nights, have
more relatives. eat moro beans. love myself and hate
others more, and got moro out Of dollar than any
ether sort Of woman in this happy country socaled
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MARMRB's CHURCH. to tho indisposi-
sien Of the pastor there will be no service in the
Mariners Church tomorrow.
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plantatioa Ditters.
WHAT BRICK PUnIEROY DID WRITE
y AND WHAT HE lid NuT NYlITE

- AND WHAT HE NID NOT WRITE.
Eight O'Clock. and he Is not here yet How
dreary this little room does seem, and am 20 lone
some len O'Clock. How I wish he wou d come.
1t is so lonely here with tho children ascepl once
he loved to stay with me. but now, alas Twelve
o'clock, and am tired, cannot slecpl My
heart aches and grows sad. I am growing oh. per-
haps. May be my face is not fair as once but nay
hoart is as warm. though it is often sad.
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91-EssAYS FOR YOUNG MEN. ON The
Errofs and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood with the humane view Of treasmsns and cure
scnt by NATL froe OF charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION. Box p. philadelphia, Pa.
j s"nunry ~ s31a " N 3mos
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A WINE GLASS FULL

OF Plantation Bitters, taken three times day. before
each meal. will make the fame OF life again burn
brightly. and illuminate once wretched existence
For ladies it ts an elegant and gentle simulan just
such as they require.
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JAMES YfARsH. Hso.

No. lSS West First.street, New York. says ha
mas thrse children. The arst two are weak and
puny. his wife having been unable to nurse or
attend them; but she has taken Plantation Bit
ters for the Last tan years, and has child now 1s
months old, which she has nursed and reared her
SELF and both hearty and we'll. Plantation Bit
texs is invaluable to mothers
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auction Sales.

Potatoes! Poiatoes! Potatoes!
BY sAURES a. ALEXANDER.
On 1UFsD>Y, the 9th instant will he sold in the
store, No 1hh Eass Bay, at ii O'clock
6U0 bbls. IRISu P0rA rOE-, ,nsi. ting of West
crn Reds Davis Sccdlin2 Chill Reds. Garnet Chill
Jackson Whites and Peach Blows
Conditions cash. March q
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PLANTATION py ri ERR.

sFronA st. crotx 1uIn and Oaliaaya
:Vwn tho world over for ,ts curative proper
..>st and win fortify the System against dsease O.
s',asa saassa 70 y s1nan.,a rnanss 81 r.iE as
and fever or any kindred disease. by all means take
Plantation Btters. They arc sold by all druggists
Of repue.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Charleston Typographical Society. ct P. M.
ycnng MeHs Chrsstsa Association, at haifpsst Z
p
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Valuable Plantation at Auction.
BY j. FRASER MATHEVES.

By virtue of an order Of sale TO me directed bv +b
hon George 8. Bryan, Judge of the o. S. District
Court for the District OF South Carolina l will
offer for sale at public auction at the Old Post
6ibce, foot Of Broad-street Charleston, g. O.. on
A. M., '
All that valuable PLANTATION OR TRACT OF
LAND, IN t. Luke's Parish, in the County Of Beau
tort and state Of South Carolina, commonly known
sixty-four acres, more of1ess
stamps f,OIJIS MOI AIN N
Assigne of E. II Barnwell Bankrupt
march ths2mwfB
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ARE YOU DyspEprIC.

Nervous, jaundiced, low spirited weak or are you
sick and don't know What ails you tt en- try Planta.
ton Rtters and our word for 1t, it will euro you
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''Do YoU GO DOWN TOWN TONIGHT, MY PET ?"
"No darling, have labored enough to-dsy. Why
shonld fee from home from happiness. from thee9
Life is full short to love-t too short to equander.
love the photograph of my reart too well. No dar-
ling, my heart is here here let me keep it company"
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.
j. A. ENsI.ow & Co. will sell at IL O'Clock on
Browns wharf, cargo of Cuba sugar ana mo-
laeeep.
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DYE RsOn &BAwEs,
- CHAMPAGNE ALE BREWERY,
HARLEM. ". r. y

This celebrated Ale is brewed fresh all through
the year. and is guaranteed 70 keep sound through
Ales the best adapted 60 the southern climate The
proprdetors are aesirons OK establishing trade for
rangements with sonne energetic, responsible paity
g take the for The sale OF IL in Chaitesto
ana vicinity ysSs RyEHSOM o. BATHS, N
;ai.. < Harlem Stataon, Nsw York City,
% FsDruAry 10 u s,t, ,g f, 4, s IL 8no
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"s&ExsE fEEsfSsl3
Rssassasssssgus DIscouRsr, Rev .ssS Sss9

Elssssatsy1Is DiscouRsr, Rev GS Ya2. pi.kett
DIS regues'e ed by TIE stewards tic Sprug.
the following reply
hessrS. DARCY, Gruber Turncr, johnson and Yyer
Ste'odr'S 81 Sprino-$tree eet hstlD,i... oh,.goA
DEN dRETHrEN ~ rccrived yorr notc recunst.
ng ne 10 rcpeat discourse ilIe and Unarac.
ter OF the great Jewish Prophet. Daniel, delivered
some four or six weeks ago. because the weather
cation to come out FULLY and as many have since
desired to hear it, amongst whom were very r.
epectable rs ms of the Jewish persuasion. I will
morrow afternoon, at half-past three O'Clock OF
course my series Of dscourses wil be discontinued
only for that evening. the " Evidences OF the b.
BILE Revelation" to be resumed Oh -untay af or
noons following, till they close. You ask for the
publication Of this notice. have no objection and
join in the invitation to jewish friends.
am, dear b ethren your faithful and affectionate
minister In Christ Jesus, J. r. PICKETT,
In charge of Sprng-street Church.
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PLANTATION BITTERs.

This delicious cordial and fine tonic is now hailed
by thousands as the great health givor end re-
storer Resolve 10 buy bottle, and don't sleep on
1t. Be wise In time Sold by all druggists.
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COMMENCEMENT OF THE CHREsroMATH;o 10 SocI-
ETY.-The annual commencement of this society of
the Charleston College last evening largely at
tended, especially by the ladies. The exercises were
opened with prayer by the Rev. c. P. Gadsden, after
which the Rev. E. G. Edgerton, graduate Of the
college. delivered chaste and logical Grafton on
the "Moral Element in Education" the leading
principle of which was the force and beauty of
truth. Diplomas were then conferred on Messrs.
Martin. Miller, Boylston, Mazyck Lesesne and AL
ston, by President Webb Mr.. j. A. Martin pro-
nounced neat and exceedingly we'll written Grafton
OF Ambition. arguing in favor Of the moral Eid1
OF th sutIect viii, considerable torcc aul r2iug
Ihe cVercisss wore intorspnrsed with choice IL u;te
yyhiSh S2dt!ittona eAArtn to the eVrpiag Cb.
S$sStssSSsscaca Titt bencdloon bv the Rev Mr.
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IKE STATE Court, Hon. r. B. CARPENTER
PREsID1Na.-Nothing done in the court yester
day. beyond passing the following sentences James
F. Walsh, manslaughter. ten years in the penitentia-
ry James Loring, manslaughter, ten years Uriah
Wright and John Haywood, grand larceny, four
years; VIM. Turner. grand larceny. two years; John
Symonds. grand larceny, two CONVICTIONS six years
A. spreuil, grand larceny, three years; R. Thompson
grand larceny. four years; w. n. Reddick and J.
Harvey. larceny. three years; Ben Small larceny six
months; Nike Washington, larceny, three years; H.
Moh MIA Larceny, two years; Peter Palmer larceny
'wo YEARS February Grant and Toby CALDWELL lar
cenl, tw" 1ears; Jacob Bailey and Henry Bailey
areeny and conspiracy to set fire Ave years; Isaac
hro"Ds daSfepy. two years; John Hall, larceny. two
Two years; Perry Dozer and Menry Chapman.
larceny three years; Ned Hill and Jim VIII
liams, 'arcn ny, four years; John Oliver, lar
ceny. ono year; Peter shuler. robbing railway
tialn' Eve years; Julia Green, larceny, one year;
Dan Mack, conspiracy to set fro, two years:
David Drayton and John Bull conspiracy to set fire.
Afc yeais; John DAILY, conspiracy t, set fre and
perjury. six years; John schedell, assault with In
tent to kill two years; Ben Boree, larceny. one
year; John Brown. attempt to commit rape two
years; J. H. Phomas larceny, two years; jackson
richardson and Islar Richardson larceny. one year:
Hector Gibbs. assault and battery. 500 flne or
eight months' imprisonment; Peter Bellyle $50 fne
OF three months imprisonment; Buddy Bingly and
George Godiray, $50 fine each or three months. i'm
prisonment; John White, $50 fine or three months
imprisonment; Edward Bell, $40 fine or two months !:
Sam Jackson, $75 fine or six months; Sam WILSON,.
S7e fine or four months; Solomon Happy S1OO fne-
or five months Isaac Jervoy, 500 fine or six months
imprisonment; James Johnson, $75 fine or FIVE
months; A. Brown, $50 hne or three months: Sam
Bates. 500 fine or four months; Ned Forney $40
fine or two mOnths; Ben Howard $40 or one month.
Charlotte Walker. $40 fine or two months; Ellen
Pencil $40 fine or one month: A5rsm Grant $50
fine or three months: Ellis Perry. $50 fine or three
months; Jehn Robertson SO fine or one month;
John Williams $50 fine or three months; John Horl-
beck, SO fine or one month; VIM. Warner, $50 1ine
or three months. After several motions by the So
licitor, the Court Of Sessions adjourned On Mon
day next the regular term Of the Common Pleas will
be commenced. -..
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The MAYoRALTY-M R E DEVELOPMENTS.
Yesterday DR.. M. h. Collins formally demanded of
Alderman Olney his sept In Council as an Alderman
Of Ward No. 4, Alderman Olney replying verbally
that he did not recognize the demand. DR.. Collins
sued out warrant Of arrest through Magistrate Mi
shaw, and had him arrested the street by officer
Phillipi. He was carried to the magistrate's Office
Fire-proof Building, where General Conner. his
counsel, appeared to tender as surottes John 8.
Riggs. Esq. and z. B. Cakes, Esq The committing
magistrate being nor est, the matter laid before
Magistrate Dingle, who declared the writ irregular
and Mr.. Olney ieleased. Several warrants were
sued out to arrest other Aldermen, but up to late
hour last night. the writs had not been served.
There was an informal gathering of the Aldermen on
the Pillsburry oket at the residence Of Rfr. Pills
bury Last night and the state Of affairs talked over
and finally adjournment took place until to-day,
when NE Corbin is expected who is to direct fur.
ther movements. Between today and Monday there
will be other stsps taken in the remlses looking to
speedy culzninahon Of the question at issue.
REPORTERS CRUMBs.-A white female infant
was found dead yesterday morning in boat at the
foot of Hasef-street Verdict Of the coroner's jury
death from causes unknown. 1 io - s
There was some ine specimens Of porcelain color.
ing at Bolles' Art Gallery, done by Mr. Caraduc OF
Aiken.
drain is being run through Liberty street where
there was never one before
A number of persons were anxious to know the
location Of the new Mayors headquarters yesterday
Wonder If they found thezn2
Judge Moses Of the Supreme Court is In the city
Yesterday he occupied seat In court beside Judge
Carpenter.
The discharged policemen paid off ye sterdty.
There was an accession OF seventy-nine whites and
gixty-eight colOre6 members to the Union League
night before last The present officers OF the League
are: T. J. Mackey, President; w. II. Mishaw and
=, VIM. Oliver, colored Vice Presidents w. Taft and
A. Phillip, Eecretsres and J. M. Adams, Treasurer
The city sheriff will soon issue list of defaulting
Taxpayers. Those who are in arrears had better
bquare up and avoid publication. M
Aldermen Cunningham and Howafd have retired
rom the present Acting Board of Aldermen; they
~ ide with Pilsbury. The others s'stick." !.
At the rattle at Mr.. Drakess store, the silver TIA
}2S It was won by Mr.. James Donalds the mosaic
ooch by ATr p. Donaghue and the laoies' garments
bS'the orphans.
* member OF the 9th Infantry accidentally shot
Himself in the leg prior to the departure OF the re-
gi,nent for the West. The wound was slight.
There will be river immersion at the foot Of
Tridd-street tomorrow, between two and throe
O'Clock, by the Rov. Jacob Leaaro, colored.
Dealers in -four and meal Win Ana 1t to their in.
est to give their attention to the advertisement Of
Mr. g. NJ Averir, which appears elsewhere in THE
Ngws. 4ots
match game Of base bail viii bo played on the
citadel Green this afternoon at halfpast o'clock
batween the Libery and tho Alert Clubs.
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THE DAILY NEWS will be served to subscri-
bers in the city at DOLLARS year in advance or
at FrFrEEN GENTS a week, payable to the carriers.
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Safe Of Stores on MTket street, by Order o
the Executor.
by WNDES & GRIMBALL.
Ne. 26 Broad-strec,

VIII be sold TUESDAY 10Th March at the Old
PostoffiCe, Broad street at III O'Clock A. M
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho Buildings there
on, situate on tho south side of Market-sreet ibe-
tween Meeting and Churchl known rs Nos S5, 81
and 50. ~ "
Lot measures on Ma kctstreet SO feet inches: on
the east line II feet inches; on the W. st 10 feet
inches; on the north line 6 feet be the same more
or less
Terms-One-third cash: balance in one and two
years interest payable semi annually to be secured
bv bond of the purct aser and mortgage of tho
premises sold. Buildings to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps.
March c stuthmtuE
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IF THE 1ADrns BUT xssv

What thousands of them ars constantly relating
to us, we eandidly believe one half Of the weakness,
prostratdon and distress experienced b. them would
vanish.
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Residences, Offices and Stores.
BY L. s. TX. BENNETT,

Nea1 Estnte agent.
At Private Sale
The spacious LOT, with elegant MANSION, No. 1
Lucas-street. On lot there is flower vegetable and
fruit garden.
The valuable LOT, with handsome RESIDENCE
No. 35 smith-street, between Bull and Montague
streets.
The high and dry LOT. with handsome RESI-
DENCE No. - Meeting street, Ward No. g.
Ihe valuable LOT, with comfortable RESIDENCE
on high basement, at northeast corner of East Bav
and Inspection streets.
The large. and high and dry LOT, with q three
story WOODEN RE>IDENCE, No. 95 Broad street
ALSO
That valuable TENEMENT BUILDING, located ON
south side of Broad street. between Church and
Meeting Streets and known Nos. 40 and 81. These
buildings are asedH atorcs nd oficcs.
ALSO, l. . >rGsseSse
AxsNst exceeding II, seesygs47ss,.
u fSSrtheist& Corner Of East 5ass
wharf. adjoining the lot OF the HeW WGstanliNiiee
For farther part rlae4 e.2ly as Above st
Nc ~ BROAD STREET.
March Tn S,a;rs
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4 THE PRoPRIETons OF "Whann's Raw Bone
Supe phosphate OF Limo cordially Invite farmers.
dealers ald others interested In procuring first.
class manure. to call and examine aheir works, see
process of mannfactute. and inspsc the materiale
used. They have no secrets give full value. snd
guarantees their Phosphate to come up to the .tan-
dard Analysis. Caghorn. Herring & Co. are the
agents for the sale OF in AUGUSTA and Chariesto
February 40 y 3, as,3 , 4i i5E limo
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PLANTATION n1Trrns

PLANTATION BITTERS
Are always pure, reliable. They are strengthening
and invigorating, and Exhausted Natures great
restorer. As an agreeable and peasant tonic and
appetizer, they cannot be excelled.
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Misffuanfous. !.
OF HOLY WEEK
CAN BE HAD AT
w d . la q e US
NEWS STORl

No. 33s king-sereet, Charleston, g.. C.
MAGAZINES always on hand. Also q large assort-
menr of Hitchcock's Half Dime Music
March s az
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The UNITED STATES COURT, MARCH S, HON.
GEO. g. BRYAN PRHMDNa.-The petition of T. J.
Fsrr and j. D. Jones to establish liens were referred
to Registrar Carpenter. The petition Of c. B. Glover
assignee Of John Hoffman, to call in lien creditors
was referred to Registrar Carpenter, and the peti-
toner ordered to call upon lien creditors to prove
their claims before the 10th inst Final hearing for
discharge In bankruptcy in the cases Of James W.
Reed and r. @. Selby, were ordered for 10th April
The report Of the Registrar in the case of D. b.
Sheldon was read and approved, and the assignee
ordered to sell property and pay liens according to
priority. Report of Registrar on petition Of J. E.
DeLoach, to establish lien the bankrupt estate of
2 Aberson. was confirmed, and assignee ordered to
sell. Sc. The lien creditors Of Smith Cook are to be
notified to prove their claim on or before Goth
March The petition of Mary W. Rhett. 10 establish
hen, was referred to Registrar Carpenter The pet-
ton of g. H. jennings to set up lien, was referred
to Registrar Carpenter The report OF the Registrar
on the petition of G. Gage to establish ien was cou
hrmed, and assignee ordered to sell and pay lien
according to priority. A. d. Ford and L. Nolan
were approved of as assignees. The petition OF p "
Dibble, to sell property Of b. saey and pay liens
were referred to Registrar Carpenter.
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BUsINE HISS NOTICES.

BUSIN HISS NOTICES.
WE WOULD call the attention OF dealers to
the advertisement of Messrs. j. A. Et slow Co.. OF
the sale this morning at eleven O'clock at Browns
wharf, Ct cargo OF sugar and moiasses OK schooner
Minerva. just arrived from Havana.
HOMEMADE BREAD at Kinsman's Saloon.
March ftf tntha8
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10 THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEoRatA.-Beheving "WHANN's" RAW BONE sU.
PERPHosPHATE OF line to be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market. and superior to many
and being desirons Of havingit IL thoroughly tested
we have cdhcluded to offer the following premiuns
lst For the largest yield Of Cotton nom an acre Of
land, Silver Pitcher worth $l00. a. For tho Sec
ond lasasst yield of Cotton from an acre Of land,
Silver Pitcher worth sBo 80. For the largest yield
Of Corn from acre Of land. Silver Goblet worth
S25. s
The above premiums will be awarded where
"WHANNs"' RAW BONE sUPERPHospHATE alone is
used on the aero producing the yield n.
Those applying for the premiums will be required
TO furnish satisfactory evidence Of the amount pro-
duced on the acre, and statement Of the manner in
which they applied the manure Al limited amount
only Of this Phosphate wlbe distributed during the
season Plices delivered on the cars al Charleston
SOS per ton, sRsh; or $40 Cor approves siy accept
ances. payable dst Noye,nber. M
CLAGHoRN. HERRTNa ~ CO., 5
- Accommodation Wharf Charleston, s. G..
And No. 2 Warren Block, Augusta, Ga.
February ~ @rt limo
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Auftionfers' priuate Sales.

BY II. M. MARSHALL & BRO.
Real Estate Brokers.
For Sale or to l ent-
FARM on Cooper River, seven miles from the
city by the Shell Road, well ada pted to C)tton Rice
Vegetables stu2 March q
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ANOTHER WINDFALL TO A MINsTREL.-Joe
Gaylord, the general agent of SkiH s. Gaylord's Min
strels. says that he has had bad luck lately An old
Dutch uncle, who was born in Donegal, Ireland, and
lived in Africa all his life. died in Honolulu recently
and suddenly. BE left Joe check on the "bulls
and bears" of Wall-streot, New York. for the snug
sum of $50 in greenbacks. Gaylord is doing
we'll, and will. no doubt, remember bis deceased
uncle for many years to His company per.
form in Hibernian Hall on the 17th. 18th. 10Th and
Goth Of March, four nights only The manager has
secured the services OF Professor Manning, who will
walk from the top OF the Hbernan Hall to the house
opposite on q one inch rope, previous to the show
The company numbers twenty-one persons.
HOTEL ARRIvALs-March 5.-ChdrlestOn
Hetel-P ) Sexton A Edwards, Benjamin.
Mrs e Dennion, New York; Penns, New
Jersey; Miss sabn, Massachusetts,; l. suydan r
Ganess. schenech, Mrs Groesbeck. E Groesbeck,
J w Williams, Miss N Williams, New Yorb JF
Pickerny, g Perkins, Boston; Mr. and Mrs w Il
Ashurst. Miss f Ashurst Philadelphia; Johnson
and wi Q, Michigan; Bergew. wife and SON, WIN
II Barkeloo, New. York; E Parker. Conneoticut;
W d MoDowalI, South Carolina; II Smith, Balt.
moro; Harbiach. l. Os!ender. W Barcklay
Parsons and wife, Parsons New York; A Snyder
and wife, Ric hmond; F Ostrander. Troy; q
Islling. Kentucky; Woodruff. New Orleane;
Parkers, Ihebaut. W Ross, United States
Army; Thomas seawell, Washington: Captain Haw-
kins and wife. United States Army; Henry wilhelm
New York; Byrd, Laurens; Watson, Phila-
delphia; II Hyde and wife Boston; N Mitchell,
Mitchell. Woodeock, N Woodoock. A w
Wariell, Jr., Sands and wife, Miss Campbell,
New York; DR.. L Hasel, South Carolina; II
Hyde, United States Army; a M Latham. st An
drews; r Fletcher, United States Army
PauiIism Hotel.-J W Edwards. Williamsburg; N
Sally. M Sally, Orangebura; Williams. Miss
N N Williams, New York; 8 W Mckenzie. Richland:
J Schmidt, United States army T; jim Jones' Ike
Smith. Rock HillsJ Sutton, city; J A Whitney.
Orange County: Joe Gaylord. sdff & Gaylcrd's Min
trels; Vanness, New York; J P Gamble, Flo.
renee; Howard. w Howard. Marion; ] W Cow
ard, r Gregg, South Carolina. Charles staunch,
Philadelphia; Perry, Miles Perry, Auburn, Y.
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REPAIRS PROMPTLY ATTENDED TO.
Feoruary1 DAG 3mos
The Democratic advocate. [volume] (Westminster, Md.) 1865-1972, 1869-10-07

\ HANDSOME BEouEsT FOR THE
SoUTH.-The following is the codicil of
the will Of the late Caleb Dorsey, Esq,
of Howard county, making charitable
bequest for benefit of Southern people.
Thecodicil bears date August 10, 1869 /:
al give aud bequeath $50 900 to my
brother, Reuben NJ. Dorsey, and Gov.
Il. w. Lyon, in special trust, to apply
the same to the relief of such portions
OF the people Of the late slaveholding
States of this Union as the said trustees
may think most require assistance on
account Of their suffering and want, aud
tho said sum of money shall DO applied
in such manner as they may deem best
10 accomplish my purpose.
"lf my personal estate should not
prove sufficient to pay all legaeies, 10.
GLIDING this of $4,000, l direct that so
much shall be deducted from the s45..
900 given BY the codicil dated August,
l6, as may be necessary to make up
this legacy for the benefit of the people
Of the South"