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AFFAIRS IN THE STATE.
Fairfield.

&'AHHc1Os
On Thursday there was a, terrific hail storm
In Winnsboro'. The large brick stable belong
ing to DR.. Thomas Maddenwas blown down.
Trees were uprooted, fences demolished and
bricks from chimneys strewn in every direction.
Some OF the hail stones was nearly as large as
pigeon egg. @t
The following are the Democratic nomina
tons for the county: Rev. John M. Carlisle
for school commissioner, and G. w. Hammond
for coroner. u.
The InteIligencer says last Saturday afternoon
there Was violent storm. The Rain poured
down in torrents, and was followed by a severe
hail storm. Trees and fencing we're blown
down, but we hear Of no serious damage. .
On sales-day not many persons were present,
and the day was unusually quiet. The sherif
can hardly fix the valuation, as the Homestead
law renders the bid merely nominal. One
tract containing 200, brought $780, and another
tract containing 126 acres was bid off at $3.50.
Ihere was no homestead exemption on either
OF these tracts. The County Treasurer sold
half-acre lot in this village, under tax execu-
ten. for S2S5. No improvements. fencing or
dicate that the value OF property is yet un-
settled.
Az sumter
A severe hail storm occurred Thursday
afternoon between Middleton and Claremont
The Court Of General Sessions and Common
Pleas. Judge Gresn presiding, commenced on
tuesday morning last.
Light frosts were seen in several portions of
the district ON Monday aad Tuesday morn
ineg last. We hear that the cotton on some
OF the light lands have boon considerably m
jured.
The News says can altercation occurred
on Monday night last at the plantation OF Mrs.
,JerS Mcleod, near the line of Sumter and
Kershaw, between two negroes, Jim Osborne
snd sam Thomas, i'm which the latter was
Guilty, retreated ior some distance. fol-
lowed by Thomas with butcher knife in his
hand, declaring II to. be his Intention to Kin
him. Osborne finally picked up q billet OF
earth, and he died In o short time. We learn
that Osborne has gone ITO surrender hi nseR
to the sheriff OF that district
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WASHINGTON.

THE LAST RAH-CABINET QUEsTIoNs-THE GEoR-
GIA BUs1NEss-NRs. DR. WALKER PANTS FOR
PosToFFICR
WASHINGTON, May 1.-THE last rail Of the
Pacific Railroad will positively be laid on Mon
day.
The appointment Of new Spanish Minister
is indefinitely postponed.
Hoar has returned and Grant receives dele.
cation Of the Virginia Union League to-mor-
row. .'I
Grant has appointed General Terrell. OF In
diana, the Third Assistant Postmaster General.
This throws Colonel MARYLAND, whom the
President nominated for that position, over
board.
Virginia was considered in the Cabinet, but
rate votes on the clauses or the time Of elec-
tion.
Grant directs the Secretary Of New Mexic1
to exercise the functions Of governor until the
political disabilities Of Grow, Confederate
colonel, nominated by the President, are re.
moved. s;
dria (Va.) Postofice.
There has been o severe struggle over the
Savannah postoffice, Cresswell undoubtedly
nominated Sims, but the President refused
his commission. It appears that Sumner and
other extremists were desirous Of filing the
Georgia Federal Offices with negroes, thus re-
bukine the Legislature for expelling them. II
is stated that Tiff opposed Sims bitterly; and
prominent Georgians pronounced the appoint.
ment as mis- ahievous.
The Dyer court-martial has adjourned. The
decision lie unknown, but Dyer's exculpation is
conceded.
Thomas has departed for the Pacific and
Terry for Atlanta.
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MExICO.

POLITICAL DEMoRALIzATIoN OF THE WHOLE
ooUNTRY--THE JuAREz GOVERNMENT IN
DANGER. f%
CrrY OF MEXICO, April 30.-Troops have
been sent to suppress revolution in the State
OF Guerrero. Some fighting is reported.
The dissatisfaction with the Juarez Govern
ment is spreading. There is danger or the
success Of the secession movement in the
Northern States on account Of the political
struggle between the government and the OPP
position. Mutual charges Of corruption are
made, and guards are placed over the res l.
dences Of all ministers on account ofthe appre-
hension of assassination. t4fi
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A9- LET US PROTECT OURSELVES
ing is vulnerable everyW here. Our bodies are en-
dowed by nature with certain negative power
which protects them, to some extent, from unwhole
some Influences; but this protection is imperfect
and cannot be safely relied in unhealthy regions,
under circumstances of more than ordinary dam
ger. Therefore, II is wisdom it is prudence, it is
common to provide against such contingencies
by taking an ANTIDoTE IN ADVANCE; in other words,
by fortifying the system with HOSTETTER'S STO-
MACH BITrERS-the most complete protective
against all the epidemic-and endemic maladi that
has ever been administered In any country. AS
remedy for Dyspepsia, there is medioine that will
compare with it. Whoever suffers the pangs of in
digestion, anywhere the face of the earth where
ROsTETTER'S STOMACH BITTERS can be pro-
cured, does voluntarily; for, surely truth
exists. this invaluable TONIC and ALTERATIvE would
restore his disorder ed stomach to healthy cond.
uon. To the nervous ~ Ia alan especially recon-.
mended, and in cases of confirmed constipation it
also affords speedy and permanent relief.
In all cases Of fever and ague tho BITTERS is
more potent than any amount Of qufnine, while the
most dangerous cases Of bilious fever yield to it's
medicine will another for any of the all
ments which the HOSTETTER BITTERS processes
to subdue. To- those who have Lot made the ex-
pertinent cordially recommend an early appli.
cation to the BITTERS whenever they are stricken
by disease of the digestive organs.
rays DAG e
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EUROPE.

DEBATE IN THE BRITISH HOUSE OF COMMONS
TEE CASE OF THE MAYOR OF coRK-THE UNITED
STATES IN CHANoERY.
LONDON, May 5.--In the House OF Commons,
Sullivan, tho Attorney-General for Ireland,
moved for leave to bring in o bill to disable the
present Mayor of Cork from acting as magis-
trate. He gave history of the disloyal con-
duct OF the Mayor up to it's elimination in the
late lnf1ammatory speech at the dinner recently
given in Cork to Warren and CASTILLO, and said,
after much consideration, the government had
come to the conclusion that the present step
was advisable. Several members disapproved
the course of the government as stretch OF
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.
Dlsraeli deprecated as imprudent the release
OF Fenian prisoners. If the action fer seditious
language had been taken earlier the present
step would not have become necessary. He
would noteoppose the introduction of the bill,
but urged the House to consider we'll the step
proposed, and the constitutional questions in
volved. 't
Fortescuo, the Chief Secretary of Ireland, as
sured the House that every facility would be
given the Mayor and his friends to reply. The
government would take care not to give any
ground for complaint Of injustice in the man.
agement of Irish affairs He intimated they
intended to propose the appointment of a COM
mission to investigate the conduct Of the police
1o 1o%o /ynk,, r
After further remarks from Messrs. Glad
stone and Claiborne Hardy in support of the
measures, leave to introduce the bill was
granted. and it WAS read the first time.
copy of the bill and notice Of it's second read.
ing was ordered to be served on the Mayor Of
Cork.
/, sLoNDoN, May I'm the case of the United
States vs. Colin McTtea, the Chancellor declar-
ed that no endeavor was made by the COM
plainants to show that the money or goods be.
longing to the United States, iu it's own right,
was distinguished from its right us successur
of the Confederate Government Judgment
was rendered for defendant, with costs.
ANOTHER SPANISH CONSPIRACY. ~.
MADRID, May IA conspiracy has been dis
covered at Barcelona, in which many army off,
GERS we're implicated. Thirty-six arrests have
peen mace ana Important papers selZed.
FANIANIsM IN IRELAND.
LONDON. May There have been heavy
robberies of arms and ammunition at the vari-
ous ports in Ireland. The outrages la We been
attributed to the Feria ns, and the police are
ordered to be unusually vigilant.
THE SPANISH CoNsT1rU TON.
MADRID, May All amendments to the re-
igious clauses in the constitution have been
rejected, and the original constitution in this
respect was adopted.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

tab last night.
The Hartford Senate have adopted the Fif-
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
o million Of fiye-twenties, weekly, and has
directed the Assistant Treasurer at New York
to receive proposals therefor
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TIRE PACIFIC.

SAN FRANCISCO, May 7.--Extensive prepara-
tions we're made at Honolulu to defeat the re-
ported conspiracy on the part Of the coolies to
murder their EMPLOYERS III
4 An excursion train for the eastern end OF the
Central Pacific Railroad, with tiie commission
s--ss, Gc-e--cr Stanford and anumber OF guests,
narrowly escaped destruction from tree across
the track. The locomotive was demolished.
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Libel suits are ON the increase. Besides
the one instituted by John Russell Yonng
against Dana, Of the Sups we now have James
Fisk, Jr:, bringing Mr.. Norvell, the money edi-
tor OF the Times, into court, to answer to the
charge Of slander--the slapder consiating OF
an allegation that plaintiff had aided In plum
foad Company. Mossrs. Gould and Lame, DON.
niy.He with him. Lane mas brought q similar
suit. on his own behalf, and the damae o.
OF million Of dollars. - ~'~
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BY TELEGRAPH.
THE STATE SUPREME COURT

ESPECIAL .'FLEaRAM TO THE DAILY NEWS
COLUMBIA, May 1.-THE case of Nance vs..
Nance was resumed. Mr.. Fair in reply.
The case Of w. Suberet ct al ads. J. A. Bond.
decree, by consent, was rendered.
In the case of William Guuter, by next friend,
vs. Ellen Gunter and J. II. Suber, administra-
tor, MIR. Jones was heard for aud MIR. Baxter
contra; Mr.. Jones in reply.
In the cases of Sarah Curetcr vs. George
Brown and George Brown vs.. Sarah Cureton,
heard together. MIR. Fair was heard for and
General darlington contra.
The case of Sarah Richardson VS.. T. & j.
W. Chappell, executors, was continued.
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A3- YER GNE'S ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BATHs.-A BRANCH OF DIR. vERGNE's tOF NEW
YORK; Electro Chemical Baths is now establlshed
and in daily operation in MEETING. one door above
Hudson-street, over the Office Of Dr. P: II. sCHLEY,
who has private room for the especial accommoda-
hon Of those who wish to be treated by the Medi-
Gated Baths, which celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases produced by the too liberal OF Mercury
In any Of its forms; also rheumatism, acute ana
chronic Gout, Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Disc ases gener-
ally
DR.. s. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discoverer, DR.. w. which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
May -s -,aY. ,,r, 4,. limo
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80 NINETY RAYS AFTER THIS DATE
application will be made for the renewal Of CertiA-
Gates Of FOUR SHARES In the South Carolina Rail.
road and Bank, issued to Dr.. JOHN p. PoacHER
and aso for FOUR SHARES in the South Carolina
Railroad and Bank. issued to MAn1ANN G. PonoHrn,
the original Certificates issued before the year 1889
having been lost. F. A. PORCHER.
Apfl8 1amo3S
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RJ ACCORDING TO GENERAL CUSTOM
for several years past, we, the undersigned, King
street Merchants II close ;r places
Of business SATURDAY AZ TT RNooNs at 3 O'Clock
T. M, beginning May 9Th, and continuing until 1st
October. 1869. CHARLES KERkISON.
j. r. READ & CO.
SIOLL, WEBB & co.
w. g. wRILDEN & co.
LOUIS COHEN Il co.
A. Fl. HAYDEN.
McLOY & RICE.
T. KELLY.
j. STEIN.
Mays j. E. FOGARTIE, Agent,
aS- SAVINGS DEPARTMENT SOUTH
CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST COMPANY-For
| the accommodation of the industrial classes an
office in HASEL-STREET in the rear Of Hayden q
sore will be opened for tho receipt Of deposits on
WEDNESDAY and THURSDAY EVENINGS OF each week.
between the hours Of Seven and Nine O'Clock P. NJ,
coma nencing on "WEDNESDAY EVENING, 18th instant.
Deposits, &C., also daily during the ordinary bank
ing hours. at tho main Office, Broad-street.
1HOS. II. WARING,
Mays sw2mos Cashier.
a@-FRIENDLY UNION SOCIE TY.--FIFTY.
SIKH ANNUAL MEETING, MAY 4th, 1S69.AThe
following officers this day unanimously elected
to serve the ensuing year:
*R. E. DEREEF, President
ROBERT r. aORDEN Vice President.
I. B. MAXWELL, Secretary.
VIM. McKINLAY, Treasurer.
VIM. t. ELFE, o'e"a1os'
Relief Con.nsittee. Dereef, Edward M.
Pitrey, James d. Johnson
Sta, ding Commiues.-E M. Pitrey, w. E. Marshall,
j. o. Dereef. Dr.. Benj A. Bosemon, Jr.; VIM. j.
McKinlay.
*JosEPH DERREF, declined o re. election
tE. M PITREY, declined q re election.
May II
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Special Notices.

A1- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA
GULL. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that che
Is THIS DAY discharging cargo at Pier No. 1. Union
wharves. All goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wharf at con.ignee's risk.
MORDECAl & CO.,
May 8 AGENTS
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ATE THE LADIES BUT. KNEW WHAT
thousands Of them constantly relating to u.s. we
cannot believe half OF the weakness prostraton
and distress experienced by them would vanish
JAMES MARSH. Esq No. 169 West Fourteenth street.
New York. says, che has three children; the fret
two are weak and puny. hts wife having been unable
to nurse or attend them; but che has taken PLAN
TATION BIFTRRs for the ast two years, and has q
child now eighteen months DID, which she has nurs.
cd and reared herself, and both are hearty, saucy
and WELL Tho article 10 invaluable TO Mothers %
&c.
Such evidence might be continued for volume.
The best evidence is to Try theu. They speak for
themselves. Persons Of sedentary habits. troubled
with weakness, lassttude palpitation Of the heart
lack appetite. disr after eating. torpid liver,
constipation. diabetes, &C., will And speedy relief
through these bitters.
MAoNoI.1A WATER ER.-Superior to the best imported
German Cologne, and sold ct half the price.
Ma5 - t,,ths9
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A4- SARATOGA "a" SPRING WATER.
Saratoga. in the State Of New York, Is ono of the
most remarkable mineral reservoirs upon the surface
Of the globe. Within an area OF mile in diameter
are some thirty minerai sprngs-no two Of them
alike. In some or the waters. Chloride Of Sodium
predominates; In others, Iodine, Magnesa Sulphur,
Chalybeate, 30. The beneficial effects OF some Of
these waters, as medicinal agents, known
throughout the civilized world. Probably one hun
dred thousand porsons visit these Springs annually
Many hundred thousand bottles of the water are
transported and consumed in the various localities
Of the country.
The SARATOGA .sA'' SPRING WATER ia pro-
badly the nost effective mineral water found ON
either continent It Will be observed that 1t has ten
per cent greater mineral properties than the cole
brated Congress- Spring; four times that or Baden
Baden OF Austria; i've times that Of AK 10 Chapelle
In Prussia; twice that Of vichy I'm France; nearly
three times creator than the renowned selsxer Of
Germany; and equally over the spas Of Bath. Eng
Land and Kissengen In Bavaraa. %,
The reputation of this waser is based upon its
effects Ia diseases OF tho stomach liver, bowels,
kidneys. and spleen, and acts with woaoerfui bene-
at in cases OF Chronic DyspeLaia, C6nstipaGon.
Gravel, Gout. scrofla, Outaneous Affections Gene
iM Lettarey, Soreness. and Pfostrahon OF the sys.
tenn. Isa 7g4 gs} 9s ts ts;! ~
The value Of mineral waters has hsen prfxed and
Acknowledged BY medical men since the earliest
civilization. celebrated author ty says tsThe vir-
tues Of mineral waters havebeen best shown in the
treatment OF obscure and chronic diseases"
Agent for the Saratoga ear spring Water, "
i IL, X. Z. Y sysS 1t JoH 3. HENAva iss'
t;s No n Park Row. New. York.
Sold In Charleston, c., bv q. w. AIMAR, w.
A. sKRINE. RAoUL & LYMAN, a. w. EoKRL h
Co, ED. 8. BURNHAM anu DIR. n. BAsR.
Hepruafy ~ DAc tuthseowSmos
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aT MEMORIAL AssOCIArION.--T H E
Rev'd Clergy, of all denominations, particularly
requested to call the ladies Of their congregations
to decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers In
their respective churchyards. on Memorial Day,
May the 10th. ~ May1
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Spefial Notices.

Spelial Notices.
aG"UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINES SER.
k,VH0R will be held in this Church To-Moanow
MORNING at hafpast Ten O'Clock; and at Eight
O'Clock at NIaHT. Preaching by the Rev. r p. OUT.
| LER. Subject at Night-"The power ascribed to
Chrfst In the scriptures" May
L. RJ- FIRST BAPTIST CHURCH.-DIVINE
| service may be expected in this Church Io-MoaRow
MORNING, by the Rev. E. T. BUST, d. D. of
Greenville, at half-past Ten O'Clock.
| There will be no service in the afternoon.
Mays
&%CTTADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING at Half.past Ten
o'clock-in the EvEnINa at Eight,
| Mays
| ASST. JOHNS LUTHERAN CHURCH.
Service at halfpaet Ten o'clock To-MonRow MORN.
ING. by Rev. W. w. HICKS and in the EVENING at
! Eight O'Clock.
Evening service-seats free as usual.
MAYS
aT FIFrY-NINTH ANNIVERSARY OF
THE PROTESTANT EPISCOPAL SOCIETY FOR
THE ADVANCEMENT OF CHRISTIANITY IN
| SOUTH CAROLINA.-lhe Anniversary Sermon will
be preached at Grace Church WEDNESDAY EVE.
commence EIGHT
o'clock.
The Annual Nesting of the Society will oe held at
the came Church on THURSDAY EVENING. 18th lust, ,
at Eight O'Clock. JOHN HANCKEL,
Recording Secretary.
EVAN EDWARDS Treasurer 8 May
oar NOIICE.-ALL APPLICATIONS FOR
a~GREAr ArTRACrIONl-A MASSIVE
SILVER ZOE PITCHER and WAFER to be ballotted
kba Mav Eaativ
we'll known in this community. 2 May 8
RIGHT OF BURIAL in the " Ephrath Cemetery"
Cahounstreet belonging to the association Of col
ored persons attached to the Independent Congre-
gational Churches of the City of Charleston must be
made to HENRY W. MATHEWS THOMAS R.
SMALL. JULIUS A. BIRNIE and sTEPHHN B.
COCHRAN. who duly authorized to hear and
determine upon such applications. By order of
henry w. MATHEWS, Surviving Trustee.
THOMAS D. SMALL. Secretary,
May 8 l. No. 1sl Coming-sreet.
@CONVENTION.-TH sEvENY-NINTH
Annual Convention of the Protestant Episcopal
Church in South Carolina will meet In st. Philips
Church, on WEDNESDAY, the 10th instant.
Divine service will commence at Ten o'clock A. M.
JOHN d. MoCOLLOOH,
Maya tuths4 Secretary.
aTALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS FOR
INIERMEN in the Ephrsth Burial Ground, situated
on Calhoun-strect, will make application to the
Clerk, JOHN B. WRIGHT. No. s5 st. Philip-street.
BY order Of the President. j. NJ. DUNCAN,
May7 2* Secretary.
a%- ROSADALISI ROSADALIS l-BOILS,
CARBUNCLEs ERUPTIONS AND PIMPLEs ON
THE FACE, sallowness of the Complexion. General
Debility, are brought about by an impure re state
of the blood. Rosadalis has been found to be
permanent cure for this class OF diseases. It
should be taken until all the morbid matter s car
ried out Of the system, and the blood is chsnged
from it's vtiated condition to its healthy and normal
state 1t Is safe and effectual ne-o~ p-oduces the
slightest injury contains no mercury other pol
sonous mineral. II you suffering with any Of
these abnormal conditions of system. try bottle.
If you have friend in similar condition, send
him bottle and he will ever thank you. Ask your
druggst for it. t.
GOODRICH WINEMAN & CO..
Importers of Drugs and Chemicals
AovyQ pkxxkH0
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ag"UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIvINEs SER
VICE will be held IN this Church To-Moanow
MORNING at hslfpast Ten O'Clock; and at Eight
O'Clock at NIaHT Preaching hy the Rev. r p. OUT.
LER. Subject at Night-"The power ascribed to
Christ in the scriptures" Nav
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service may bo expected in his Church Io-MoaRow
MORNING. by the Rev. E. T. BUST, d. D., Of
Greenville, at half-past Ten O'Clock.
There will be service in the afternoon.
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the original Certificates issued before the year 1889
having been lost. F. A. PORCHER.
ApfnS 1amo3S
aTUNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. APRIL 20. 1989.-The Comptroller
General Of the State having approved the official
statement Of this Bank and authorized the resump-
on of business under the provisions Of the late Act
of the General assembly the Board of Directors de-,
sire meeting of the Stockholders in connection
Herewith. III.
meeting viii therefore be held at the Banking
House, on East Bay street. on THURSDAY, Goth May
prox,mo. at Twelve O'Clock M. ao"' t
By order Of the Board. .
AprilaO H. d. ALEXANDER. Cashier
~ UNITED STATES INTERNAL REvE-
NUE. - COLLECTIONS OFFICE. SECOND DIS
TRICT. sOCTH CAROLINA-CHARLESIO ON, MAY
l. 1869.-The undersigned Collector, will be in at-
tendance at No. 48 Broadstreet. Charleston. until
May 3ls to receive from residents OF the City of
Charleston st. James santee, st. James doosecreek,
81. Thomas and st. Dennis, st. Johns Berkeley, st.
Johns Colleton, st. Andrew's, st. Stephens and
Christ Church. Special License Taxes, also Taxes
on Income, Billiard Tables, Carriages, Plate and
Gold Watches, included In the annual list for 1862
Unless payments are made ON or before the day
above named, the law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are informed that the Collector has no
power to deduct the Ave per cent penalty and one
per cent. Per month interest taxes not paid with
in the time specified In the notices.
Neither is the Collector responsible If the parties
who require Licenses do not receive their notices. as
they are Invariably put IN the Postoce. All Licenses
are due ten days from date of notice.
WILLIAM B. CLOUTMAN.
May4 tuths Collector.
sg- ESTATE NOTICE. ALL PERSONS
having demands against the Estate OF WEST WILL
LIAMs. late Of Charleston County, deceased, will
present their olai1As attested; and aI indebted to
said Estate viii make payment to tho same on or be.
fore the srasr DAY OF JUNE, 1869.
JAMES wIGGINs,
Mays 50 administrator.
AS-NOTICE rs HEREBY GIVEN THAT
FRANCESCA WERNER, wife Of HENRY WERNER.
Of Walterboro', merchant, viii, in one month from
date, carry on trade and business sole trader.
April 10 3d. II nnay8S
A0-NC CUREl NO PAYI--EORREST'S
JUNIPER TAR 10 warranted to cure Coughs, Group.
Hoarssness. Sore Threat splitting Of Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Try
It; If satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
g. W. AIMAR. Druggist,
Corner King and vanderhorst Streets
h A1- Price SO cents. t.
February ~ DAc suths3mos
r w. q L.. g. WELLS IL CO.,
PRODUCE COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
NO. 1lA WEST TPEATT-sTREET.
s q t@ai BALTIMORE, MD, Ha@
= a1,,i -.
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@CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH,
Services SUNDAY MORNING at Half.pas& Ten
o'clock-in the EvEnINa at Eight,
Nav