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NONRESIDENT NOTICE.

L AA
NONRESIDENT NOTICE.
The s,aie q hi=islppi. raaela county. In
the Circuit Court Of said county.
No 5oos.1
@. J. Boucher vs. Emma Crump et al. Pc
tition 10 enforce mechanics lien.
Upon AFFIDAVIT flied In this cau.e. II appear
ing to the satisfaction Of the court that the de-
feuaant Emma Crnmp, Is a nonresident Of The
State Of Mississippi, or Il absent therrfrpm.
Il y therefore considered BY the court thai the
aid defendant Emma crumr, do appear be-
fore ssid court al the epnrf-honze Of aid eoun-
", In The Town Of fanolA On the seventh
Monday ansr The fourth Monday in scp,sm-
her, 1853, or In default Of such appearance. The
ame proceedings will be had As II mid de-
fsndAnt had been duly summoned, and bad
made default zI
Attest. ]. n. ffERcE.
sp7t-5t Clerk.
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BATESVILLE ACADEMY.

BATESVILLE ACADEMY.
VIII be opened on the FIRST MONDAY II
JANUARY, 1859, for q term Of forty-eiglt
weeks.
RATE OF TUITION, TO BE PAID MONTHLY;
Primary, per month. 20
Intermediate, per month................ 3 10
Classics and Science, per month .......... $50
Contingent fee (eniire session ! 90
All pupils charged from date Of entry mtil
the expiration Of the session. No deduction
except In case Of promoted sickness.
dcle-lm W. J. SHELTON, Principal.
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have TWO HUNDRED AND poRrY
ACRES Of good Valley LAND. sin and . half
miles west q Sardis al under fence, and one
hundred scfts In 4 resd state Of cultivation.
god Apple md rneh usehsrd. Dwelling and
oas hoasse and COOL new fia-hos>e and screw,
that | wish 70 I'll en- god terms and win rive
possession. I 80 hare supplies 10 rsn The
place. that ! viii all
A5o-sms jnHN MASON
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N.B.-For the benefit of our Agents we have
arranged with parties who have Goods suitable
for Sewing Machine Agents TO sell We will
send BOOK OF SAMPLES and full particulars
on reeeip, Of one red stamp Address @. v. n.
ANDREWS, General Agent Detroit Mich.
fe7o-iy
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II III HI
A M E
Shuttle Sewing Machine
II II N
WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS

WARRANTED FOR FIVE YEARS
Our Agents will be supplied with duplicate
parts Of the Machine, in case Of accident. Il
makes precisely the same stitch made by the
Singer, Wheeler 4 Wilson, Howe, and Florence
Machines. 1t has the Undcr-feed, like the best
Of high-prieed Machines, and Is the only low
priced Shuttle Machine in the market that has
this feed. We are enabled TO sell A irst-class
SHUTTLE MACHINE at a very low price, on
account Of lis simplicity, aud consequent low
cost Of manufacturing, In comparison with
complicated machines.
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Manufacturers Of Dressed Lumber, Flooring,
Notwithstanding, Doors, Sash, Blinds Win
dow and Door Frames, ArchitrayeA Dor, Man.
telS Mouldings CorniceS S.aircaseA Handraii,
NewelS Balus,ers, Lattice, Balustrade, Brackets,
Packing Boxes Pump Tubes, etc, etc. Always
on hand, Glazed Sash Of all sizes. Circular
Work, Scroll Saving, and Turning Of
description promptly attended to.
n1Y-farsics At a distance that may favor
with their orders may be assured Of having
them promptly allied, carefully packed and
shipped A. directed.
fsRMs. POSITIVELY CASH ses-su
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whs<as Il Ne Janssry s>ru, 1854 Of the
Pruk~ie couft Il PanclA eoepty, Mississippi
letters = Standardization ursA u state Of
Lasher G. Hines deceased wers granted 70 The
undersigned, nov al persons n whom said de-
eeas<d b in&sbted sfs hereby nslia>d 70 pro-
hate and have their claims registered In The
ONCE Of The clerk Of aid ccurs within W time
limited by Law, slse The ssae Wall " brewer
barred. WILLIAM A. HINES,
ks-sw Administrator.
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have Thousands OF Certificates proving the miracu.
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LOCAL MATTERS
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

TIE CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina is The
pest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want stu stions or servants;
who want houses or apartments, or have them
10 rent: who want or who offer board and lodg-
ino. who have lost or found articles Of value,
TIE News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, We have
adopted the following scale Of CHEAP ADv"a'
r,sr,,Esrs. paur,.em for which must invariably
be made ,oten the order is gicen:
Advertisements Of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work.
men, mechanics. house-servants, porters. chop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let: articles lost or found; houses shops. offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds.
For each insertion Of advertisements OF the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE Lrszs or 20 Words....2s cents
Four LINES or so words. ....49
FIVE LINES or 40 worldwide
. All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THz
News Office by 8 P. NJ.
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COOLIES Co1Ns TO MARLBORO COUNTY
The Bennettsville Journal says: :" We were
pleased to notice, few days ago, number oi
Epglishnen aud others, gentlemen OF capital,
ON our streets, in search Of land, with view
to purchase and settle IN the DISTRICT. We un-
derstand that these gentlemen have in con-
temptation the purchase Of several tracts oi
lsud, and VIM introduce the. Chinese laborera
to cultivate the soil. We hope they will sue
Deed in their object
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sHERIFE,s sALE.


In the Court of Pro5ate-Jaco6 II Kal6, I'D.
ministrator, ps. B. r. Watson d. j.
Thomas, Ell al.
In pursuance of Decretal Order Of I. N. Teagus,
Probate Judge In this cause, will sell at Black
vile, Barnwell County, s. c., on SALEsDAf In
JULY next, 1882 at public auction, at the usual
Certain Lois Oh PARCELS OF LAND In the
Town Of BlackS1e. situate lying and beng - fol.
lows: Two Lots fronting on Railrosd-street each 6
feet front by l60 feet depth, on Block sn6
g. thlee Let's Block TO-" NOS. 21, "a and IS, eAch
measuring 80 ieet on Walker.street BY 200 feet In
depth.
On these Lots sre fne hotsl building. ono laree
dry goods and grocery storehouse, and three other
smaller storehouses, and al the Lots are vaflsbA
for building Sites !.
Terms of6sle-Cash enough to pay the costs og
suit, and the balance on cred until Jsnusty the
1rst eighteen hundred and seventy-one, (lS71sk
with interest from date Of purchase as seven Peg
cent. per anpum. Titles to be executed. but NOT
delivered until the whole purchase money paid
and II not paid when dre. to be ressld for cash, O.
the risk the former or first purchaser. Tho pWs
chaser to give bis bond to the Judge OF Probate. WIN
two or more good suretes, to be approved by ht1a-
The purchase money, when due, to be paid into tAe
Court Of Probate to sbide tts further order. Pur-
chaser to pay for necessary papers ard stamps.
sherinrs Ofica, June 10th, 1869. -
June9s z N. g. W. WALKER, sher6
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ATTEMPTED BURaLARY.-On Thursday night
last, about ten o'clock, two sons Of Mr. I. G..
Simons. residing at the west end of Montague
street, hearing noise in the yard, went out to
Investigate. negro jumped up and ran of,
making good his escape, but two negroes,
sleeping under tree, were caught. They were
there evidently for the purpose OF committing
burglary, and we're only waiting for the fami-
ly to retire before commencing operations.
The captured negroes we're then taken to
the Guardhouse by the young men. On heir
way they met policeman, whom they request
ed to take the negroes to rrison; but be refus-
ed, asserting that he had nothing to do with
them, as he had not arrested them.
Yesterday morning the negroes, named re-
spectively Henry Drickney and Geo. Haywood
were arraigued for trespassiug. The first nam
ed was sentenced TO twenty and the lattor tc
ten DAYS I'M prisonment.
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CRuxBs.-Mr. G. W. Clark, the recently ap'
pointed Collector OF Customs for this port,
filea his bond for $50, 900 on Thursday, and left
for Washington yesterday morning to get it ap'
proved.
During this week there have been two at
tempts made to rob q house on Rutledge
~Srenue.
The detective force has recaptured number
of stolen bells lately.
It is told that on the day before the tele
gram announcing the removal Of DR.. A. G.
Mao6ey arrived. he went to one Of bis clerkt
and informed him he would have to decspitate
him and put negro in his place, to save
himself (Dr. N.Y. from decspitation. The tele-
gram changed sffiirs. Of which tine said clerk
did not fsil to inform the Collector.
The bondsmen Of Mr.. g. ". Clark, the Col
lector, are Henry Bischof. E. Ssb1ing, F
Richards, Alvs Gage and E. q. Jackson.
On, tuesday, when the thermometer here
stood 96 in the sh ade and la in the sun, gen
tienah on the Cooper River. abeut twenty
miles from the city. tried his Thermometer; it
stood 94} in the shade and lao IN the sun.
The public schools will give holiday on Mon
day next.
A number OF estrsy goats and mules wert
picked up by the police yesterday.
The CITY Treasury was benefited yesterda!
hv tbe contributions Of several parties who hst
been on bender the night before.
Steiumeyer's saw and planning mill, foot o.
Besufain.s1eet, continues TO giy,;awaY saw
dust as usual.
The FIRST National Bank has declared sem}
annuSl dividend of five dollars per share, pay
liable on and after next Tuesday.
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"BRML1ANT, RAoY AND SPARKLING. a."-Sach
is the popular verdict on the "XIX Century"
the new illustrated Southern Magazine, pub
lished in Charleston. The Adventures Of Con-
federate Blockade Runners, and "reminiscences
Of Confederate Camps and Fields. are thrill
ing. Sold at all the bookstores. Single num-
bers IS cents. q July 8
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INrxsxsr ON THE STATE DEsr.-The Phe-
mix, of yesterday. SAYS: eve have been relia-
bly, informed that 800 90 was paid yesterday
BY the Treasurer OF the State and the financial
agent at New York, for coupons Of State bonds
r presented for payment. The payment OF in
terest ON the State stock will necessarily be de-
layed few days in order to make up interest
statements"
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FmE PHorocRApHs.-Mr. Bolles. photo
grspher, at the corner Of King and Market
streets. has recently photographed Rev. Drs.
Ba,hman and Hicks The ikenesses are ad-
mirable, a is the gene. al execution Of the
work. The numerous frier Is Of these distin-
guished divines should, and doubtless viii, 90
cure Photograph uf them. IA -
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Tn CnArHAx REGATTA OF Savannah on Tues
day and Wednesday next will be most de-
lightful affair. The steamer Pilot Boy will leave
here on Monday at eight O'Clock A. N. for Sa
vannah. and will return on Wednesday morn
ing at eight A. n. The steamer Planter will
leave Savannah on Thur sday morning ct eight
O'Clock, thus giving excursionists an opportu-
nifty of witnessing b 9th days racing.
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THs UNITED STATES Court, JULY 2.-HoN.
GEORGE 8. BRYAN, JUDGE, PRBsIDNa.-The
following business was disposed OF to-day:
After granting few petitions and orders in
bankruptcy, the continued case OF A. 7. Stew
art, ct al, vs.. Levi Drucker, was called and
concluded. In this case the plaintiffs opposed
the discharge of the defendant upon the
ground of fraud. The jury brought in YER
dict of guilty upon the second and third
counts s-the second. that he concealed some
of his goods from bis creditors; third, that he
did not keep his books in accordance with the
terms Of the Bankrupt act.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, JULY 2.-Paoaion Hotel.
J. g. Foster, Northeastern Rsilroad; 8. Dibble,
]. L. .Utsey, orangeburs; B. W. johnson, Con-
necticus.,
CAaresjpn Hosel.-P. h. Killer. Kingstree;
DR.. B. stdne, Louisiana; J. D. Parker, Adams
Bun, 8. OF ]. G. Clarke. Virginia; O. b. Suyd-
ham, wife Ind child, CoIumbis.
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CHARLESTON Hook AND LADDER CoxPAsY,
mo. I've acknowledge an invitation. from
Hthis company to be present with them on an
excursion on the steamer Relief on Monday
next
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The FIRST WATERMELoNs of the season are
in, and Mrs. @. D. Kenrick, No. 6S Market
street, has on hand, choice lot which We car
recommend as ripe and luscious.
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THE MAsnrs.s OHuaoH.-There win be ser
vices in the Mariners Church. Church.street,
tomorrow, Sunday, at halspast ten O'Clock IN
the morning, and four o'clock in the afternoon.
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Excusuos.-The steamer Emile will make
an excursion around the harbof on Monday
next. A band Of music and plenty OF refresh
ments will add to the interest Of the trip.
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Few WHO have ever tried the America
House, Boston, are tempted to leave that pal
tern hotel for any other.
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FoR CHERAw.-The light draft steamer
General Manigsult will leave Boyce's wharf
for Cheraw, on Wednesday piorning next.
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MERCANTILE PRMTNe.-All kinds OF mer-
camille printing. such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, TO-, for count
ing.rooms and Offices, promptly executed In
the neatest style aud at the lowest rates for
cash, at TEE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 14s East
Bsy.
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BUSINESS OTICES.

FoR GEoRaETowN.-The steamer Emile will
leave the South Commercial wharf for George
town, on Tuesday morning next.
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MEETINGS THIS DAP.
Cincinnati. st 8P. n.
Typographical society. at 8 P. NJ.
Christian ASSOCIATION, ct 8 r. III.

AUCTION SlLE THIS DAP.
Knox. DAILY & Co. will sell At half past
O'Clock, ON sullivan's Island, furniture OF .
familv 80 =
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Drp GOODS, Gtf.
VIg VUUp5, VII.
X REAT Ii A X G AIMS
DRY AND FANCY GOODS,
AT
FURCHGOTT e. BRO,
CORNER KING AND CALHOUN STREETS.

GASES OF ~ LONGCLOTHs, AT 121s CENTS.
large assortment of French Crsets, from rs
cents up. m
cents per yard.
A full supply OF Colored Muslins. Mozambiques
Bareges, Lenos. 20 per cent cheapefthan anywhere
else.
A full line OF Swisses. Cambri.s, Nainsooss,
Crossbarred Muslins, at moderate prizes.
500 dozens of English and German Ladies and
Gents Hosiery, from 12h cents up
The latest style Of Parasols for Ladies and Chill
Ladies' Linen Pocket Handkerchiefa, from 10
cents up.
Bobnet for Pavilions. at reduced prices.
Hoopskrts for Ladies. from 40 cents up.
we'll assorted stock OF Straw aoods hlooons
Gloves, &C., which we sell at rld'oto Gus prices.
Cali and examine our stock. Great indueemens'
1-' '' FURCHGOTT & BRO,
Corner King ani Calhoun streets.
An exclusive department for BOOTS, sbOEs,
HATS and TRUNKS, whlch we are able to sell 20
per cent cheaper than any other house.
Mays SEos
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Drugs, Chemicals, Gti.
DEKG's UNIVERSAL RUssIAl

REKG's UNIVERSAL RUSSIAN
HEALING SALVE..
THIS VALUABLE REMEDY Has EFFEC TED
lnnumerable cures and gained for It's, liza great
reputation. 1he discoverer Of this Salve has apple d
itwith eminent success in thousands of cases dur
ing the Crimean War. and has cured dangerous
wounds. in manv cas- considered mortal.
Mr.. Z. BERG is the 80 possessor of the valuable
secret OF making this alive; from lis experience in
using it in Europe aud he success attending ITS ap-
pcation there. he has beeu Induced to introduce It
into the United states IT hEl ItvEs PAINl
1ho.e Who have Wour ds. Bruises Cuts of all
Kinds, OF 8 res. telons. Scratches Musqulto Bites.
Fros bitten Joints, sore Ii 8. Chiiblai Childrena
scorbuhc complaints on Head and Fa g, are speedily
cured. It has proved great advantage to LADIES',
and Ia peculiarly adapted for gathered breasts sore
lega, &C.. through confinement and other causes
Il acts like magic In removing Bois Pimples, and
Cutaneous Diseases. and has been successfully
used for Corns Bunio Is and Sor Throat, by apply.
ing external every event r before going to bed.
For sale by all druggists Price 25c. 60c., and 81
per JAR Office. N !. 260 'wery, N. Y. None genuine
unless countersIgned Z. BERG'S UNIVERSAL RUS
SIAN hkALING SALvE, No 260 Bowery, New
| York. stuth ly July3
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DprREss1sa SUICIDE IN GREENvnLE.-On
Thursday Of last week, Mrs. Matte Charles,
wife Of J. D. Charles, Of Greenville County,
committed suicide by cutting her throat with
knife. The cause Of this most distressing oc-
currepce is supposed to have been temporary
mental alteration Of mind, brought on by some
bodily ailment. although the family were not
warned Of her condition She left her house
in the forenoon Of Thursday, and went some
one or two hundred yards to the neighborhood
OF the spring. taking her bible with her and the
kuife. She was seen from the house sitting
reading. The eldest of her two children was
with her. Her sister-in-law had called to her
to come 10 the house, (her husband not being
at honey as she did not regard the call, she
vent to see after her, and discovered her after
the deed was committed. She had written q
note signifying her design to destroy her life,
Sad stating, as special reason, that che was
not ft to raise her children. Mrs. Charles had
been married but few years, and seemed
happy in her marriage; was a lady of excel
lent character, and her melancholy end is most
narrowing to her husband aud friends.
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A ACoIoRFD Boy DROWNED Yesterday after
noon a colored boy, whose name could not be
ascertained, was drowned of Frasers wharf,
at the foot of Cumberland-street. Coroner
Whiting was notified and repaired to the spot,
but owing to the absence Of witnesses would
not hold the inquest. The body was removed
to the house Of the mother Of the deceased,
aud the inquest will be held there to-day.
A little white boy stated that he with others
we're bathing, and the colored boy came on the
wharf and said he was coming in. The boys told
him he had better not do 80 as the water was
over his head. The colored 10y said he was COM
ing in anyhow, and stripped and stood on the
edge of the wharf. A white boy then showed bim
of, and after short struggle he sunk, despite
the efforts OF all Of the boys, and especially OF
the one who pushed him overheard, to rescue
him. The boy who volunteered the informa-
ton was taken in charge by Officer Nipson,
and though he asserted he knew the offender
and all the witnesses necessary to prove the
charge, he found none of them after diligent
search, nor was he able to tell the names OF any
one of them. Other parties stated that the
drowning was purely accidental. The inquest
to-day will elicit the facts.
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STATE COURT, Hon. R. B. CARPENTER, JUDGE,
Pnzs1D1sa.-h this court yesterday, among
the civil business heard was the case of J. Evans
Eddings VS.. John Wright, the points OF which
are, as We le rn, that some time ago MIR. Ed
dings mortgaged portion of his plantation on
Edsto Island. The mortgage was foreclosed
and the tract sold by order OF Mr.. Upper,
Master in Equity. MIR. Wright purchased It,
but when he went to take possession dig
pute arose as to the limits OF the property pur-
chased, and he was prosecuted TO trespass.
The case anne up yesterday, but after hearing
the testimony. the judge continued the case
until to-day, when the arguments will be heard.
Whaley and Brown, counsel for plsintifs;
Memminger and Phillips Tor defendant.