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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Fairfield.


On Thursday there was terrific hail storm
in Wnnsboro.. The large brick stable belong
Iug to pr. Thomas Maddenwas blown down.
Trees were uprooled, fences demolished and
bricks from culmneys strewn In every direction.
Some of the hail stones was nearly as large as
pigeon egg.
The following are the Democratic nomina-
tions for the county: Rev. John ID. Carlisle
for school commisloner, and Il. W. Hammond
for coroner.
The Iutelligenoer says last Saturday afternoon
there was violent storm. Hhe rain poured
down IN torrents, and was followed by q severe
hail storm. Trees and fencing were blown
down, but We hear OF no serious damage.
On sales-day not many persons were present,
and the day was unusually quiet. The sheriff
sold some property, but IN most instances we
can hardly tlx the valuation, as the Homestead
law renders the bid merel, nominal One
tract containing 200, brought $3.50 and another
tract containing 126 acres was Did OF at $35O.
There was no homcsN ad exemption on either
OF these tracts. The County treasurer sold
half-acre lot IN this village, under a tax execu-
ton, for $285 No inipl ov, mems, fencing or
advantages beyond location. These prices IN
d;cate that the value OF property is yet un-
settled.
A severe hail storm occurred Thursday
afternoon between Middleton aud Claremont
Stations on the railroad.
The Court of General Sessions and Common
Pleas. Judge Green presiding, commenced on
Tuesday morning last.
Light trosts were seen in several portions OF
the district on Monday AID Tuesday morn
lnes last. We hear that the cotton on, some
OF the light lands have been considerably In
The News saws "An alteration occurred
Oh Monday night last at the plantation Of Mrs;
Jere Mcleod. near The line OF sumter and
KershaW, between two negroes, Jim Osborne
and Sam thomas. in when the latter was
emily reireated tur some distance. fol-
lowed lowed by thomas with butcher knife in his
hand, declarIug it to be his iuteutlnn to kill
him. Osborne finally picked sp billet Of Of
wood, struck Thomas and relied MIN 70 tue
earth and ho died in . short time. We learn
that Osborne has gone to surrender hi nsef
to the sheriff o. that district"
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HA6HLN6TON.

TIE Last RAu-oABIHKT oUEs1IoNs-THE a1oa-
a1A Busn1rss-NRs. pR. wAIzER PANTS FOB 4
Pos1ey1IcE-
W1HnoroN, May THE last rail- Of the
Pacific Railroad viii positively be laid on Mon
day. ',..-...-
The appointment Of new Spanish Minister
is indefinitely postponed. -
Hoar has returned md Grant receives adele
CATION OF the Virginia Union League to-mor-
row.
Grant has appointed General Terrell. OF In
diana, the Third Assistant Postmaster General.
This throws Colonel MARYLAND. whom the
Pre- 1t nominated for that position, over
board.
Virginia was considered in the Cabinet, but
nothing was determined regarding the sepa-
rate votes on the clauses or the time OF cleo
ticn. .,'.''S
T, Grant directs the secretsry Of New Mexico
to exercise the functions Of governor until the
politio,l disabilities Of Grow, . Confederate
colonel, nominated by the President, are re-
moved.
Mrs. Dr.. Mary Walker pants for the Ale1an-
dria fya.) Postoface. 20 f:.'..=.,-=
There has been severe struggle over the
Savannah postofaoe. Cresswell undoubtedly
nominated Sims, but the President refused
his commission. II appears that Sumner and
other extremists we're desirous OF filing the
Georgia Federal offices with negroes, thus re-
bukine the Legislature for expelling them. It
Is stated that TIT opposed Sims bitterly, aud
prominent aeorgians pronounced The appoint
ment f mis- hievous.
The Dyer oourt-martial has adjourned. The
decisou 10 unknown, but Dyers exculpation is
conceded.
Thomas has departed for the Pacific and
Terry for Atlanta.
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Blue RIDaE RA1LRoAD CoAPANK.

At meeting OF the stockholders of this COM
pany. held at Clayton, Georgia. on April 80,
the following directors were elected Thomas
Kelly. James Bleckley, NJ. F. Cannon, George
A. Trenh olm, Henry Gourdin, Jsmes L. Orr,
J. W. Harrison. E. L. Parker and W. H. D.
Gaillard. - -
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolued. That the thanks OF the citizens OF
Rabun County are due to the President and
Directors Of the "Blue Ridge Railroad Com
psDy in south Carolina" Tor their untiriug
they, ,aa we'll As the stockholders OF the B.ue
Ridge Railroad Company Tin Georgia) are 80
much interested, and that we, both as citizens
and stockholders tender the same, as also onr
recognition OF tho generous aid eXsended by
South Carolina to the tnltols soork without re-
strlcttng its operation TO her Own borders.
Resotued, That in view OF the paramount
importance Of the speedy completion Of our
raiiroid co nection With the seaboard In
view or the certain increase Of the value OF
lands, the sure Development OF all the re-
sources of the country. both mineral and agri-
cultural, and the cihties which will bo af-
forded to trade aid immlgraticn. We cordially
invite each and every cltl1en OF Rabuu Comfy
to come forward and aud Us 10 the work by lib
eral subscriptions in land and money.
Resoloed, That books tor subscription bo at
once opened. and that Judge B,eckley, NJ. r.
Cannon and Amos HcAlister be appointed a
committee, who shall for the ensuing year
take charge OF the same.
Resotoed, That the President of this COM
pany Is hereby authoriz,t 10 execute ana de-
liver IN behalf OF this chmpauy the several
mortgages which may be ADVISED by counsel,
to secure the bonds TO be issued By the "Blue
Ridge Railroad COMPANY in South Carolina, "
in conformity with ths acta Of the General AS
sembly Of South Carolina.
Resolced That the stOckholders Of the "Bue
Ridge Rulroad Company" have heard with
sincere sorrow of the death OF their late Presi.
dent, the Hon. Edward Frost, of South Caro-
lima.
Resolued, That the name Of tho Hon lEard
Frost. of South Carolina, should bo aud shall
be f1rever associated with tue history OF tic
..Blue Ridge Railroad Company "and We. the
stockholders of the same. declare our intention
when the road is completed, 10 provide fit
ting testimonial Of our respect for his nob!e
qualities as o man and his eminent usefulness
as citizen.
Resolceo. That the family Of the deceased
be turnlshed by the secretary OF the meeting
with copy OF the above resolutions.
General J. ". Harrison was unanimously re,
elected President, and Sir. W. Il. D. Galllart
Secretary and Treasurer.
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Libel suits are on tho lncroase. B,sides
the one instituted by Johu Russell Youag
against Dana OF the Sun, W, now have james
Fisk. Jr., bring ng Mr. Norvell, the money edi-
tor OF ,hc Tim u. into court. 20 answer 10 tho
charge of slantler-the SANDER consisting OF
an allegation that plaintiff had aided III plul-
derlng the Atlantic and Great Western Rail-
road 20 npauy Mrssrs. G,u.1 aud Lane Ill
fiyInc with him. Lane has brought similar
suit. on his own behalf. aud the DANA. o.,
ciaimoI by tho twain are somulhIng in excess
of million Of doliars.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
TIE sEaTE SUPRKME CoURE

s [srzc1AI rxIEaRAk ID TIE DAi1Y NEWS
:, coLunnIA. May The case of Nance vs..
Nance was resumed. Mr. Fair in reply. :.
The case OF W. suberet ct al ads. ]. A. Bond,
decree, by consent, was rendered.
In the cass of William Gunter, by next friend,
vs.: Ellen Gunter and J. Il. Subsr,' administra-
tor, Mr. Jones was heard for and Mr.. Baxter
contra; Mr.. Jones in reply.
In the. cases OF Sarah Cureton vs.. George
Brown and George Brown vs.. Sarah Cureton,
heard together. Mr. Fair was heard for and
General Darlington contra. .r
The case Of Sarah Richardson vs. T.a& J.
W. Chappan, executors, was continued.
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= SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

General Hancock left Washington for Daco-
tab last night. -
The Hartford Senate have adopted the Fiji
teenth amendment, BY strict party vote.
General Lee lett Alexandria on the direct
route for Lexington, Va, via the Orange,
Alexandria and Central Railroad.
The Secretary OF the Treasury will purchase
a million Of five-twepties, weekly. and has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New York
to receive proposals therefor.
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TIE PlCIFI0.

"a, FRANCISCO, May 7.-E1tensive peepara-
.;o,s we're made at Honolulu to defeat the re-
nor,ed conspiracy on the part OF the coolies to
mnrder their employers.
/ anas.curs,on trains IT the eastern end of the
,tra, p,c;ac Railroad, With the commission
noverpor Stanford I'd anumber of guests,
Dvl, escaped destruction from tree across
k,ck The locomotive waa demolished.
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81 RosADALIsi RosADALIs l-BOILs,

81 ROSADALISl ROsADALIS i-BOILS,
CARBUNoLEI. ERUPrIoNS AND PIMPLE5 ON
IHE FACE, sallowness Of the c. mplexion, General
D.biity, nre brought about by IN impuee state
of the blood. Rosadslis has been fonnd to DO
permanent cure for this class OF diseases. 1t
should be taken until all the morbid matter is car
ried out Of the system, and the blood is ch'nged
from is viaed condition to its healthy and normal
state It is safe and efiectua never produces the
slightest injury. contains no mercury or other pol
sonous rniueral. II you are suffering with any Of
thasa a.nnrnnal conditions nf srAtena try hottie
II you have q friend in a similar condition, send
hlm bottle and be viii ever thank you. Ask your
druggist for #.
GOODRICH WINRMAN CO.,
Importers Of Drugs aud Chemicals,
Mays stuth3 Charleston, s. @.
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EUROPE.
THE CASE OF TIE xAYoR OF coRK2THE., UNITED

: DEBATE IN THE HRrtISH HOUSE OF OoMhONb-
THE CASE OF TIE xAYoR OF coRK2THE,UNITEI
STATES IN oHAEoERY. ~. - 49,.
LoNpoH, May 5.-In the House OF Commons,
Sullivan, the Attorney General for Ireland,
moved for leave to bring in bill to disable the
presentiNa Nayor Of Cork from acting as magis-
trate. he gave history Of the disloyal con-
duo. OF the Msyor up to its elimination in the
late inAamma.ory speech at the dinner recently
given in Cork to Warren and CASTILLO, and SAID
alter much yoonside deration, the government had
come to the conclusion that the present step
was advisable. Several members disapproved
the course Of the government as stretch oil
constitutional power. an ordinary action OF law
being open to it for remedy.
Sir john Gray, the member for Kilkenny,
and Mcguire, the member for Cork, urged the
necessity Of giving the Mayor full opportunity
for meeting the charges made against him.
They complained that the action Of the govern
ment was based only on the newspaper reports.
Disraeli deprecated as imprudent the release
Of Feni4n prisoners. II the action fer seditlous
language had BEEN taken earlier the present
step would not have become necessary. He
would not oppose the introduction OF the bill,
but urged the House to consider wen the step
proposed, and the constitutional questions in
volved. I. 80 ..'.7, -
Forte,s Z Chiefsecretary Of Ireland, as
sured the ~, that every facility would be
given tho u,vdr ! !, i his friends to reply. The
<goyerlmen 40 Ill take care not to give any
ground for eompaint Of injustice in the man
agement OF Irish Affairs. BE intimated they
intended to propose the appointment Of COM
mission to investigate the conduct OF the police
in the late disturbance at Londonderry.
After further remarks from Msssrs. Glad
stone and Claiborne Hardy in support Of the
measutss, leave to introduce the bill was
granted, and it was read the first time. A
copy Of the bin and notice ofits second read.
ing was ordered to be served on the Mayor Of
Cork.
LONDON, May Tin the case Of the United
States vs.. Colin McRea. the Chancellor declar-
ed that no endeavor was made by the oom-
plainantsto show that the money or goods be-
longing to the United States. in it's own right.
was distinguished from its right as successor
Of. the Confederate Government. Judgment
was rendered for defendant, with costs.
iAxorHfR EpANIsH CONSPIRACY.
MADa1D. May LA conspiracy has been dis.
covered st Barcelona. In which many army ofa-
GERS were implicated. iThirty-six arrests have
been made and Important papers seized.
= yasIaalM m.IRMAaDs
LONDON. May 7.4Taere have been heavy
robberies Of arms and ammunition st the yari-
ous ports IN Ireland The outraees have been
attributed to the Feria M, and the police are
ordered TO be unusually vigiant
THE sPARnaH co1uBTxuuoN. y =,
MADRD, May 7.-An amendments TO the re-
Hgious clauses in the constitution have been
rejected, and the original constitution in this
respect was adopted. ,,s -
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Mr NINETY DAYS AFrER THIS DATE

HF NINETY DAYS AFrER THIS DATE
application will be made for the renews Of certih-
cafes OF FOUR SHARES iu the South Carolina Rail
road and Bank. issued 10 DR.. JOHN p. PoRcHER
and also for FOUR SHARES in the south Carolina
Railroad and Bauk issued to MAn1ANs G PoaoHr1,
the original Certificates issued be ore the year 1889
having been lost. F. A. PORCHth.
hnr1I9 1amo3s
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81 MEMORIAL ASSOClArION.--T E
Revd Clergy, Of all denominations, are particularly
requested to call on the ladies Of their congregations
to decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers In
their respective churchyards. on Memorial Day.
Nav the 10th May1
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Fur PALATkA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FhRNANDlNA AND JACKSON.

.E-A THE FIRsT-CASS STEAM ER
DICTATOR, Captain Wh. T. moNIL-
IL v1l ssl from Charleston evers fuesddy Evening,
at Nine o'clock, tor the above points.
The nrstciass Steamer CITY POINT, Captain GEO.
r. MCMILLAN will oil from Charleston every FRI
day Rpentno, u Nine O'Clock, for above points.
Connecting With the Central Railroad ct savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys. at which
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile,
Pensacola Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Ladi02 given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Connecting pttA IT. $. Hdyts stedussrs Octdrdhd
and Griffin for Sluer Spr,nes and Lake. Griffin, Eus-
t,s Harris and Durham.
All freight pnyable on the wharf, -
Goods not removed st sunset will be stored at ris
and expense OF owners.
For Freight OF Passage engaRemert. apply to
], d, AIKEN h CO., agents,
south Atlantic Wharf
n. B.-No extra charge for Meats aud stateroomf.
November II
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HIF THE LADIES BUT KNEW WHAT

"F THE LADIES BUT KNEW WHAT
thousands Of them constantly relating to US. we
cannot believe one half OF the weakness prostraton
and distress experienced by them would vaoish
JAMES MARSH, Esq No. 16s West Fourteenth street,
New York. says, "he has thre, Chi dren; the first
two are weak and puny. hs wife having been unable
to nurse or attend them; but she ha, taken PLAN
TATIoN BIrrERs for the 'ast Two years, and has
child now eighteen months old, which shs has lur'-
ed and reared herself and both are hearty, s'ucy
and we'll The article Is invaluable TO mothers"
&c.
Such evidence might be continued for volume.
The best evidence Ia to try them They speak for
Themselves. Persons Of sedentary habits troubled
with weakness, lassiude. palpiaton OF the heart,
lack ofappetits distress after eating, torpid liver.
constipation. diabetes, &C, will fad speedy relief
through these bilters
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s@ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS FOR
IN1ERMENr in the Ephrath Burial Ground, situated
on Cahoun.street will mako application to the
Clerk, JOHN g. WRIGHT, No. s6 St. Philip-street.
BY order of the President J. N. DUNCAN.
MayT a. Secretary.
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SptfiaI Netifes.

ns- CoNsIGNEEs PER STEAMER SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, arc hereby notified that she
is TH1s DAY dscharging cargo at Pier No. !. Union
wharves. AL goods not taken away at sunset viii
remain on wharf at consignee's risk.
MoRDEoAI & CO.,
May 8 Agents.
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Spiral aotifes.

@UNITsRIAN CHURCH.-DIV1kE SER
VICE will be held 10 this enu'ch To-MoRBow
Mons1ra at halfpast Ten o'clock; and ut Eight
O'Clock at NIaHr. Preaching ny the Rev. P. CUT
LER. Subject at NiRht-"The power ascribad to
Christ In the scriptures" Nav 8
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% FIRST BAPTIST CHURcH.-DIVINE
service may be expected in this Church Io-Moanow
MORNING. by the Rev. E. T. BUST, D. D., Of
Grcenvllle, at halLpast Ten O'Clock.
There will be no ser vice In the afternoon.
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a@CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Halfpast Ten
oclock-in the EvKsNa OF Eight.
Noya
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aSsT. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Service at halfpast Ten o'clock To-MoRRow MoRN-
ING. by Rev. W. W. HICKS, and in the EVENING at
Eight O'Clock.
Evening service-seats free as usual.
MAY
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RIGHT OF BURIAL in the Ephralh Cemetery"
calhounstreet belonring to the association OF col
ored persons attached TO the Independent oorgre.
eaiona Churches Of the City Of Charleston. must be
made 10 HENRY W. MATHEWS THOMAS R.
SMALL, julius A. BRINE and STEPHEN B.
COCHRAN, who are duly authorized to hear and
determine upon such applications. BY order Of
henry ". MATHEWS, surviving Trustee.
THOMAS q. SMALL. Secretary,
NAYS II No. 1871 Coming street.
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aSFRIENDLY UNION sOCIETY.-F1FTY.
SIKH ANNUAL MEETING, MAY 4th. 1sj9.-The
following officers were this day unanimously elected
to servo the ensuing year:
sR E. DEREEF. President
ROBERT B. aoRDEN, vicc-Pfesident.
T. B. Maxwell, Secretary.
VIM MoKINLAY, Treasurer.
FRANCIS B: CARMiND. ! Stewards.
VIM T. ELFR, J
Relief Comm,ttee-Joseph Dereef, Edward N.
Pitrey, James D. Johnson
S,a.dino committee.-R. N. Pitrey, W. Z. Marshall,
J. o. Dereef DR.. BENT. A. Bosemon. Jr.: VIM. J.
Mckinley.
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sy FIFTY-NINrH ANNIVERSARY OF
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SOCIETY FOB
THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIANITY IN
SOUTH CARoLINA.-1he Anniversary Sermon will
be preached at Grace Church on WEDNESDAY EVE
r1sa, l2lh instant. Service to commence at Eight
o'clock.
The Annual Nesting Of the Society will be held at
the same Church on THURSDAY EVENING, 18th inst,
at Eight O'Clock. JOHN HANCREL,
Recording secretary.
Ey.v EnvApna Treasurer & Nav 8
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g ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
having demands against tie Estate of WtSf WILL.
LIAMS, late Of Charleston County, deceased, will
present their claims attes.e5; and ell indebted to
said state will make payment to the same on or be-
fore The rlRsr DAT OF JvNi, 1889.
JAMES wIGGINs,
Hays IS tdm'n'stritor.
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FOR LIYEKPOOL.
NEW YORK AND CHA EsTUS
TEAMSHIP LINE.
FO r. N w YOR X
CABIN PASSAGE So.

- go. TIE FIRST.CLASS SfDE-WFEi I
Is StSSL STEAMSHIP CHaMP1ON, Lock
LfIijE2tfEe WOOD, Commander, will leave ID
-sssH drsk- gers Wharf, on SArURDAY. 9Th i::.!.,
at 4 O'Clock P. N.
AS-No Bills of Lading signed after the sailing of
the steamer,
sTIhroush Bills Laiing given to Boston
Providence, r. 's1..-
SS- insurance can be obtained by these steam.
al Y per cent
For Freight or Passage. apply to s..f
JAMES ADGt n = o.. Agents,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay upstairs
Nav q
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xSCONvEN rION.-THE SEVENY-NINTH
Annual Convention Of the Protestant Episcopal
Church In South Carolina will meet In st. Philips
Church, on wRpNRsD Az, the 12th instant
Divine service will commence at Ten O'Clock A. II.
JOHN D. MoCOLLOOH,
Maya tuths4 Secreta-y.
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MAGNOLIA wATER.-Superior to the beet imported
German Cologne, and sold at halt the price
Ma,l tuths3
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r w. q l.. G. WELLS q 90,
LIZ
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 114 WEST TPRATT-sTNEET.
B,LTIMoaE, MD.
RECEIVE AND SELL on COMMISSION ali
. kinds OF carly
VEGhTABLEs,
FRUITS,
MELONS. &C.
We cunrantco hich5s, mrkt prices IN: rrcr'i,,
re r,ue for oil cons:grint Ma to Or 1'iar >'t'i
~ taa .,,-, ia ,r,,. or cas.co. 2,nos - )
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NJ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REYE-
NUE. COLLECTORS OFFICE. SECOND d.
TRIoT, soCrH CAROLINA-CHARLES1o ON, MAY
/, 1s8o-Thc undersigned, Collector will be in AZ
tendlnc at No. 4s Brosd.street Charleston. until
May Slst, TO receive from residents OF the City of
Charleston ST. James Santee, 81. Jame. Goosecreek,
st. Thomas and St DenDis, st. Johns Berkeley. 1t.
Johns Toleton, st. Andrews, st. Stephens and
Chris, Church, Special or-License Taxes also Taxes
on Inoomo. Billiard Tables, Carriages, Plate and
Gold Watches, included in the annua list Tor 1862
Unless payments are made on or before the day
sbove named, the law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are informed that the Collector has no
power to deduct the FIVE per cent penalty an one
per cent per month interest on taxes not pad with
In The time specified in he notices.
Neither is tho Collector responsible II the parties
who qure Licenses do lot receive their notices as
they are Invariably put The Postfce. AL Licenses
arc duo ten days from date OF notice.
WILLIAM b. CL0UTIAN,
Mav4 tuihs Collector.
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~UNIoN BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA

aTUNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON, APRIL %. lsss.-The Comptroller
General of the State having approved the official
statement Of this Bank, and authorized the resump-
ton of business under the provisions OF the late Act
Of the General Assembly the Bard OF Directors do.
sire meeting Of the Stockholders In connection
Herewith.
A meeting will therefore be held at the Banking
House. on East Bay street, on THuRsDAY, 10Th May
proumo at Twelve O'Clock NJ.
By order Of the Board.
April 80 II. D. ALsXANDER, Cashier.
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FOR SAVANNAH.
4aE STEGH~R b OF o RI
.EgSfSrsSs1E7 CAPTAIN W. r. MoNEIrx. will sail
from Cha lesion for Savannah on SATURDAY EVE
MING, at 8 O'Clock.
RETURNING.
VIII leave Savannah for Charleston on SuNpA Y
AFTERNOON. at { O'Clock
For Freight or PIssaIe, apply to
April 70 J. D AIKEN i CO., Agents.
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EDIsTO, KOCKvsLLE AND ENTER-
PRISE.
~E-A THE 8 RAMER FANNIE, DAP
.Es45SesaIsez52..TAIN ADAIR- will leave accommoda
tion Wharf every WEDNE5DAY MORNING at O'Clock.
Returning, leave Edisto at 10 o'clock TRuRsDAY.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
April & Accommodation Wharf
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~ NOTICE.-ALL APPLICATIONS FOR
sEGREAT ATTRAC CION! IA MASSIVE
SILVER ZOE PITcHeR and Waller to be balotted
for at st. Marks May Festival. The candidates are
well known In this community. Nays
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08

aTNorICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
FRANCESCA WERNER, vi e Of HENRY WERNER,
of wal;e-bo o., merchant. WI ]. in o'e mouth from
due carry on trade aud business asa go o trader.
AnII no So II mJy8s