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LATEST SHIP NEVIS.

ARRIVED.
Steamship aPdab, Mallory, sswoeahs via Havana April Rdse
steamship Adg,r. Lockwood Charleston @ds and
steamship Gslatea I'VE, Providence mdse. and
Bark Antelope White S. Co u days sugar and aOs,es Len
in ToIt brig Gecrge 70. Ns g., IN 10 days
Brig Alexander Mkn Dar. sasua days sugar and molAsse
Brig Hattie. Grant Carlenas 10 days, molassss
BHs Charles Heath Psade!on, Elis6etIpoH
Brig Isders Mosnder CeuasgOs days. sugar
s9,.ss D:yi, cpT1s.s. days Len g brig Isabel
Big Rising SUM- Mccarthy Agu'd r. day, sugar aud mo-
Brig Regina ROdenheser MJAguer H. IL days sugar
Bg Harry Aubrey Hammond umseos 10 days pOssssa Leh
in S k Tss.gw o Rio J.nTo S Iss:.oo
port iTs Worcester for NewYoE DAYS; Assd3 Laura for
Hattie Dodge Freeman Barbados days ItnD
Ssh MeIe SS 9:D P'1sS + r. AR" ~. G SS s., 90
Len n port bark Reaader for Se1Yor leading
s sR E s A 1"1 S@s fS%s Sa corn
Sch. Richard Hill %DAS Ia%ssp days hides sAn' ta Len
SCBo0SERs-RIvKR AND oOAsTwtK
SSss A~' wv. Eo; %:
Horizon, Rondout Sarah :. HOyi Ney-Ha1sn.
ho oas, 2 3ts.i Philadelphia NJ Hysr Virginia
w@ Tee silSs6ehp0H' i R.: J'Hs; VIRGINIA
Napoleon Virginia
Steamships Merma for Rio JaDeirO MeIieO, for JDdsBoA
DOMESTIC PORTS.
HRwLoSDON Apni 21Arrved brig John jeffrey from Demarara
for NewHaven seh Benz English from Providence for New York
Neptune from RIabhpo Tor Providence; DR. Franklin op RI
bethpor SAILED, brig COrstutop for Nova scos seht Daniel
webster and Wlets Teas Adela Felicia Kate Callahan
Cunningham Andrew and yacht Rambler all for fewYok
FoETREss MONROE April 23Ps.d in for Baltimore bark Win
nif rom Rios brig Juno from Porto Rico. Arrived bdg Catbane
IRON no Tor orders Sailed hr Ida MAY for Baltimore Passed In
haven, from Bremen.
- WILMINGTON N C.. April 2a-Arved steamship GARY, from
ChAKt HsToS Apnl 23-Anyed ship r. C. Winthrop from Liver
pool schi James Jones from Philadelphia Sailed Oriental
iof keSOesns Promeheus Philadelphia Falcon for Baltimore
CAbAdG Tor Jacksonville 1'
sAyASsAH April zaCesred ship shAndOp for Lysrpoo ,cb
NJ IL CoSes for Eew.YoTk -
FOREIGN PORTS.
the Clyde yesterday " ~ -' -'' "
PIrMouTH Eng. April 23Th. steamship IAmmon Noise. The
steam Packet CompaDy's Line which tt
Jpn l1 .i'ea here AZ 0eonk and sailed this evening ior
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HOME NEWS.
TIKI WEATHER

THR WEATHER -
- um,. Their Bsr WIud Ho1r Their Rar. Wind
NEu- on or, i95 a. a sW SO 3L2TS T.
AP"i - ~ $40 O "a SSW so 1929 AB
Go 3Jd9 SSE II AZ w -.
hgbk 10 $3.50. clear 10 3J) slightly Jay
and windy Afternoon 20
4 little clauj vey hs1v from TO o. cloudy aud very hsg rom
sunset Eyeuug0se rcast 20 Tow
O. $50; hs1y to H. Phases u the hoo' WIZ
g. moo % tue 10Th at rs T. N. ,.,,,,
Thehsavens unusually clear from II O'clock on ~
tolI an The about three da's oev %
Thon With an diminished ln,ier. which dol6tess e 49, ~
tie sky ana 'o "sSe
,Trat degree the emerald aureral areb "hcn
Ssayebs from nonb northeast Toe ~s'eOis Iou WI" "
sredd white meteor about onequrr oee diameter OF me
80 tc noyb of rurus extended north 70 leaving bright
T.n Prom s:22 magnificent green nsof four hes t0e az
of Sirius 2 from JD below Spoa tram ~
S.Ts On lvery white Sirius shot west lB tom 2' T.
Sca s equal TO Lyrs, shot west lO ron ont ~
white first magnitude. uPyed west ~ 10
soph Of ,Ts arch visible from LAS 70 $3.50 H.
,lreae green suro sheets 0 pale crimson blood
rsd Of arch at 2lS 251 Neet OF arch p csst OF
Three Of the second magnitude we're then
SisbIs shooting north srsb being 2o above IL
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The ,Ii-bse Of PHOSPHORUS in the braa aud In NERVOUS
MATTER eombusbe oTydIAbs form we'll es,sbls shed
~ many ebtniSG To th, element IL attributed the perform
Of the principal part Of the action. The absence Of
PHOSPHORUS from the BRAIN CoHerbe" would
the sad condition oftbe brute It's presence eyo, produces sIc
msut onen pubgng individual the fg; derum Nhth We
call madness insauiy mental alteration When found
proportion, gives birth 10 the sublime thoughts produces
that admirable harmony which the highest condition Of
The nature Of employment teb 70 szAdus.
phosphorus Normally existing the system which aeesiarv
healthy action Of the mind
in order therefore keep !be BRAIN supplied with that elemen,
which gives you MENTAL STRENGTH AID NERVOUS POWER
Preparation Of PHOSPHORUS a, orydask asimaJks
needed TO PREVENT NERVOUS EXHAUSTION.
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lhnnonneementll
YoSxKR.. March Y. 1869.

lONKBRs. March y, lttl.
F. HOLMES, No. 2 Murray-st., New-Yo rk
ready commend the Burglar Alarm Telegraph
protection The watch The best police
possibly employ Its invaluable.
VIZ. 7. COLEMAN Office No. liz Froutsi
for worthless infDgenent upon my claimed i'm
povemsuG EA In using vending will be dealt with to the full
extent Of the law for such provided.
E. HOLMES No Murrsy-sL
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WINCHESTER'S
HYPOPHOSPHITES,

remedy that has been tested 10 aumtrd5k Of CONSUME
TON dubghe past TEN YEARS With the greatest ,nees' perorm
more WONDERFUL CURES and Accomplishing RESULTS which
,hr Ra.Ar m Trnairent hns ,nd nnnrnnrLld
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As SPRING ADVANCES the vOtaries of Fashion
throDg tborougbares aayed picturesque haben The
dsusue the has been sscertsne
by scrutiny those gentlemen sbo proudly upbsr
superb No 22 Broadway Of FultoB The
present style Of KSoxs hesdgear trnly be called nobpe
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pdSSPNC FRS aRRTYHD

SUNDAY-SCHOOL acknowledgements g. Wy
NAN No - Bboase Keep the larger, AID hest ssOrssaL
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FspFNscHFID's SPRING /

EsPENsCHEID's SPRING DRESS HATs.--The
Espeusehe1s last production Upon
be has expended bis best 'k aud and the result
achievement the bat nkng that The public and
bis wondbe as decidedly the blues" He sells bis Matches
fabrics at no. ll8 St., between Am and BeekmAnsk
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The late improvements in the AMERICAN
little be wished for by those who
leading Everything prove
added and the unequalcd Of the c0uau
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DO NOT COME TOO LATE.

CURED but when this Truth
inserted proper and but just add that through prejudice
generalization oRginO old cplOdd rtodis and msthod' u
treatment progress ill the langs ell broken
and destroyed then medicine will eject THERE IN
NO CREATIVE POWER IN MBDICINB Wbeu the lungs de-
sroyed BY dase human art restore e The de';rueOp
GaL How hs therefore for CorDmpiVei and
Invsds avail themselves Of the Of that Science ofe
then and delay tn disease has advanced far to make
CURE hopsl>t, and RECOVERY iaio,sibL
The evidence overwhelming ard extends period Ct TEN
YEARS that w1SCHHsrBRs HyP0PHoSPHITBS or LINE AND
completely cured Of confirmed CONSUMPTION
ali other usibe q treatment aud remedies eombBeL lnA
POPULAR REMEDY,
approved and prescribed By MecI profession everywhere m repu
iaion SPECIFIC REMEDY POR CONSUMPTION inmuiab
established pebB eohGd,Ies
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PROM NEW. ORLEANS AND HAvANA-Ip steamship Rapdsp
Arr ~ It Macdaund Mrs NJ NJ Howe, Mrs J. g. GeAs"b NJ
White Fcdk Nelly Mrs Saes Pehoe Perssuo Femn Sal
gAdo j. Cook wife. NJ Aguirre, Mr. Ricardo L. L. O.BL
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Wnv Non q-Thn stule nf Gentlemen

WHY Nor ?-The style of Gentlemen's HATS
special yote this undoubtedly KSoX and this
beauty durability, and general asvtnsss
unmatched when you becoming ard stylish
call KSoHs No 2l2 Broadway. Of FuItoast
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!. il9ll lHlsdiAt. aNliS cotIlSliiiissSa6EAil.

New. YoRK, June 3-Noon. - Stocks
feyerishi and excited, Money steady.5at
GOT. Sterling 81 Gold 3S3s Flour
&c. lower. Wheat q shads easier and in
moderate inquiry. Corn o trifie better.
Pork firm, at431.70.,t Cotton quiet and
firm, at 80. Freights quiet. !! se.
p. M.-Cotton firm, with sales of
1900 bales, at 80 Flour heavy, at noon g
decline. Wheat 1c. lower. Corn frmer.
Mess pork 81!60. Lard quiet. Wits
key dull, at 1.O2. Money active, at Z.
Gold closed dull, at 37.as:. Freights
firm-cotton, steam, a.
BALTIMORE, June 3.-Flour dull and
favors buyers. Grain unchanged. Pork
firm, at $500. Bacon active. Lard
firm, at 1913. Whiskey dull. at 1.O2.
CINCINNATI, June 3.-Whiskey quiet
and firm, at 95. Mess pork 81. 90. Bacon
held-shoulders 1917; sides II. Lard
offered at 1S34 t
New ORLEANS. June 3.-Cotton steady
-middlings 2S4@2Sia. with sales of
$3.50 bales. Gold 3S. Flour-supefine
5.37; double $50; treble 637. Corn 95.
Pork 33;25. Bacon 144@17h4. Lard
tierce 10: keg 20. Sugar-common 9A
menting 521a. Whiskey 100 Coffee
MOBILE, June 3.-Sales of cotton $50
Sbales-low middlings 81; receipts 3S.
SAVANNAH, June 3.-Cotton very firm
--middling %; sales 300 bales; receipts
ITO. -
AUGUSTA, June 4.--Cotton market
closed active and advancing, with sales
Of 40 bales-receipts so; middlings 2734
@2s. -
LONDON, June 3-3 P. M.-Consols
9255. Bonds S0@S05s.
LONDON, June 3-Evenipg. .-Consols
92h. Bonds steady, at 807s.
LIVERPOOL, June 3-3 P. M-Cotton
a shade frmer-uplands 113s; Orleans
1156.
LIVERPOOL, June 3--Evening. Cot
ton firmer, at 111a; Orleans liz; sales
$4,000 bales.
HAvRE, June Cotton on. spot
1925; ahoat 1421a.
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Warrington News.

WAsHtNaIN, June 3.-The President
has appointed 8. E. DeForest Collector
Of Customsat Fernandina, Fla.
( Letters fomI Cuba, received, here this
morning, gate that the force under Gen.
Jordan hid succeeded in Joining the
Cuban fope, after several fights, in all
oflwhich the Spaniards were repulsed
with, seEous loss. Gen. Jordan's loss
was sliglt-not over forty-five in killed
and wdunded; but saved his artillery,
aems md ammunition. He had with
him 17Go new rifles, of the most ap-
proved pattern.
The following is from reliable source: :
An expedition left the Southern coast on
the s9th ult.,. numbering ATS men.
These men were part of General Jor-
dams command, and all of them ale ex-
FEDERAL and Confederate soldiers. From
reliable Information received by inte-
rested parties here, we learn that the
men and munitions of war have safely
landed, and have joined the Cuban
forces. The expedition was in charge
OF Col DeRussy, of the Confederate
army, from Louisiana.
Internal revenue receipts to-day
81. 750, 600. '''
l.. O.. Britain. of the Meahodist Epis-
copal Conference, at Baltimore, has
been appointed chaplain of the navy.
Boutwell, received San Francisco
letter to-day, dated May %, from the
Assista. t Treasurer, reporting Sc, ,OOO,-
600 in coin subject to his order.
The Indian Bureau has received no
notification of the reported Inlian out
RACES in Kansas.
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Domestic News,

Concord, N. H., June Ex-Governor
Stearns' inaugural address recommends
the speedy ratification Of the fifteenth
amendment. .-
New York, June 3.-Among 1,4OO
steerage passengers landed yesterday
from the steamer Manhattan, 300 were
English and Welsh-skilled workmen of
different trades. The influx of Norwe-
gians continues to be enormous. It is
stated that at least 200, 900 more will ar
rive within the. next eighteen months.
Their destination is isinvariably the North
west = y, s,l..s
RocHEsrER, N. Y, June 3.--Two
bathers were drowned to-day.
RICHMOND, June 3.-A committee, ap-
pointed by the colored State Convention,
waited on Candy to-day with a petition
that he should issue an order giving
colored people equal rights in cars and
steamboats,. Candy declined to inter-
fere in the matter, and referred them to
the Conrts as the proper place for re-
dress of any grievance that may exist.
Gen. Lee has expressed himself in
favor of the adoption of the expurgated
constitution and the election of Walker,
the candidate of the conservative Re
publicans, for Governor.
Rust in the wheat, in this vicinity,
will reduce the crop one-half.
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:HslEsII SO
! isoerTcsi "a N.yTzs.''

~
q EoNDoNs 5nnst 81 The Alabama diplo-
macy cofrespon dencs has been pub
iished commenting Sn|w hich, the Times
says; When. We compare the exacting
and critical spirit OF America with the
coneediDg temper Of England, and con-
slider that all that was yielded was insuf-
tficient to prevent ths rejection of the
treaty, we despair of ihessuccess Of any
negotiation wfibh En- Eland could accept.
with due regard for lfr own rights and
honor ~ - -. ~, h., -, ,s,,..,
y "A riot occurred atthe polls in a small
town in Wales by thj people attempting
to rescue some prisoners from the Sheriff.
The military fired o1 the people, killing
four and wounding many.
MADRID, June 8. The Cortes have
adopted q constitution. Topete in formed
the Cortes that go Cuban prisoners,
sent to Fernando Po, would soon, be
transferred to the Canaries A motion
reducing the staining army to 25, 900
was lost. Gen. ODonnell, while speak
ing against the mtion, was seized with
apoplexy and dsd in the chamber.
Figueros announced, amid much enthu-
siasn, that. thotgh opposed to mo-
snarchy, the republicans would support
and follow the constitution.
HAVANA, Jup 3.-The agitation in
the city has patialIy ebated. Dulce re.
, signed this mrning. Don Espinar is
acting CaptainH General until the arrival
of Deroda. The city is TRANQUIL and
quiet, but 'diorder threatens to break
out at any noment, as the volunteers
arc greatly licensed against General
Pelenz, who has disappeared, and his
whereabouts Are unknown.
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Sundries.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock, to close con-
signment, will sell, at my Store, without
reserve,
10 BBLS. FAMILY FLOUR,
boxes Adamantine Candles, ...s.
boxes Family Soap,
boxes No. Starch,
cases Currant Wine, o.
case Sherry Wine, sos J t..
2 cases Lemon Syrup, tn,
Cases Stoughton's Bitters, ...
Bbls. fresh Soda Biscuit,
Bbls. fresh Sugar Crackers,
10 kegs prime Nails-4, 6, 8, 10, 12, q
Lot fine Segars. DC, &c. June 4
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White Sulphur Springs,

b. Greenbrier County. West Virginia.
THESE celebrated Springs. so favorably
Il known for their valuable Alternative Waters,
charming summer climate, and az one Of the
most fashionable resorts in he country, was
opened for company on the 10Th Of May, and
with the extensive improvements that have
been made will be prepared for the comfortable
accommodation Of from 1,500 to 1000 persons.
The WHITE SULPHUR is now the Western
terminus Of the Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad
and the cars Of that road I'm connection with
telegrsphio fscilihes) will be running to the
Springs by 1st July. No pains or expense have
or will be spared to secure the comfortable en-
terta:nment, in all the varieties Of accommo-
dation, OF the. large number of visitors that
will resort to the Springs the present season.
One OF the best Lawn and Ball Room Bands
will be in attendance. An extensive Livery has
been provided, and suitable arrangements
made to facilitate every innocent and recrea-
tive amusement appropriate to fashionable
Watering Place. Anumber of Fancy and Mas
9uerade Balls will be given during the season.
Charges will be $25 per week and 800 month;
children under 10 years Of age and cclored SER
wants, half price; white servants, according to
accommodations.
PEYTONS & CO., Proprietors,
May 10 f13 White Sulphur Springs, West Va
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South Observation-Disclosures County.

South Car0Nna-.-RlChIan County.
w. w. Rife, applicant, Us. Thomas G. Rife ct
a.. Defendants.- Petition for partition of
Real Estate
It APPEARING to my satisfaction that s. L..
Il Chamblis, Mrs. NJ. Z. Martin and s. B. Cha
ney. Defendants, reside without this State: it
il, therefore, Ordered, That they do appear
and object to the division or sale Of the real
estate OF Jacob Rife, deceased, on or before
sent to the same will be entered of record.
go. 81. WILLIAM H. WIGa,
May IL tuf17 Judge of Probate.
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New Books at Duffie & Chapman's.

New Books at Duffie & Chapman's.
NLD TESTAMENT HISTORY by W. Smith,
ever, poem, in 12 books, by Bickerstith, 50.
The Malay Archipelago: the Land of the
Orang: :Outang and the Bird of Paradise; Ira
wells, with maps and 81 engravings, by Wallace,
For Her Sake; novel, by Frederick W. Ro-
binson, 75 cents.
The Man Who Laughs; by Victor Hugo, SOC.
Cometh Up Like 3 Flower, 60 cents.
Not Wisely but too Well; by same author 60.
And many other new ] novels % IAN and GOOD old is ones
Standard Poets-Shakspeare. Pope, Milton,
Dryden, Campbell, Burns, Tennyson, Moore
and others, at 80 cents each, in paper binding,
handsomely printed. MAY 90
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building Lot.
BY D. c. PEIXOTTO & SON.

WE will sell, before the Court House, in this
city, on MONDAY, the 7th day of June, at 10
O'Clock, without reserve,
AL that vacant Lot, fronting North by Upper
Boundery street, 112 feet, more or less; South
by William Simonds; East by lot Of P. Flynn;
West by Sumter street-fronting on same 1O2
feet, more or less. .l. .... .ft.
TERMS OF SALE.-One-half cash, balance on
q credit of twelve months, secured by bond
and mortg Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamn Nav 1S tnAJ9B
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Contents Of a Country Store.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & som.
We will sell, on MONDAY AFTERNOON, at 8
O'clock, without reserve, at our Auction
Store, Tty3
The contents of a Country Store, consist
ing of: ..I - -
LINEN COATS. Linen Pants,
kersey Coats and Pants,
Cottonade Pants, Summer Cassiniere Pants,
Alpaca Coats, summon Cashmere Goats,
Satinet Coats, Cashmere Vests,
Jaconets, Muslins, Linen Towels,
Kentucky Jeans, Ladies' Cloaks, ''''
Felt Hats, and many other articles too nu-
merous to mention. r
Conditions cash. June Aim
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State South Carolina---Richland Co.

John Bauskett to Thomas J. Robertson.-Mort-
gage OF Real Estate.-Sale for Foreclosure.
D maker of tho above mortgages, will cell,
ut public outcry, before the Court House. in
Columbia, on the FIRST MONDAY in June
next, between the legal hours:
All that lot of LAND, in the city of Columbia,
at the Northwest corner of Gervais and Bull
streets. containing one and one-third acres,
more or less; bounded Oh the South by Ger
vais street; on the East by Bull street; on the
North by Lady street; and on the West by
lot OF the Rev. Doctor Leland; being the same
lot described in the above mortgage. m
Purchaser to pay for Stamps and Papers
Terms cash. T. j. ROBERTSON,
May IL wfS Attorney in Fact
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Stockholders Meeting.

Columbia and Augusta Railroad Coz
EERH'1tfl5 EERH'1 MEETING of the Stockholders
saaSliitX SssalsasSe--liitX of the Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company is hereby called, to be held
at Columbia, South Carolina. on WEDNES-
sider the question of approving the consolida-
tion Of the Company with the Charlotte and
South Carolina Railroad Company, and the
terms Of such consolidation.
May 80 VIM. JOHNSTON. President.
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d ECE1vING regularly TWICE A WEEK by
IO the steamers from New York for Charles
ton, new lines Of Goods, thereby adding 10 our
attractive stock OF Dress Goods, Embroideries,
Laces, White Goods, Gloves. Hosiery, Corsets,
Hoop Skirts, Linens, Table Damasks, Napkins,
Doylies, Towels, Crash, Sheeting in Linen and
Cotton, Homespnns in White and Brown, Linen
handkerchief, Gents White Linen Shirts, Bo-
SONS, Collars and Cuffs, Cassimeres. Denims,
Checks, Stripes, Ticks, Perfumery, Pomades,
Notions, &C., all of which will be sold at popu,
lar prices. w. d. LOVE, Main Street,
May Is Under Columbia Hotel.
The Benefcent Institution of Life In
surance should not be Degraded
by Appeals to Sectional
Prejudices.
Insure in the Company whose AGE guarantees
its standing.
Whose Strength gives most Security.
Whose Dividends make your Policy Cheapest
Whose plans offer you the greatest advantages.
The old ETNA LIFE. Of Hartford, was
chartered in 1920.
Her accumulated Capital is now over s12,-
600, 900.
Her plans Of Insurance offer the assured
greater advantages than any others we have
ever eeen. '''
PLEASE EXAMINE THEM.
II. +. NICHOLS Il CO.,
May 80 limo Genl Ag'ts. Columbia, 8. C..
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Stockholders Meeting

~1oS1&12V1UOkU 111OOVKIiE,
Charlotte md South Carolina R. r.. Co.
EF A MEETING of the Stockholders
y1Z-NHg Of the Charlotte and South Caro-
lima Railroad Company is hereby called to be
held at the city Of Columbia, South Carolina,
on WEDNESDAY, the 7th day Of July next, at
IL o'clock NJ, to consider the question Of ap-
proving the consolidation Of the Company with
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Company,
and the terms Of such consolidation.
May 80 VIM. JOHNSTON President
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-20

4 PLEASANT OCCASION E. II. Smith,
Esq.-he Of the big cigar and tobacco establish.
ment OF Smith " RIsing-has recently returned
from somewhat extended wedding tour but
whatever may have been the pleasant incidents
Of that ramble, land they were not q few he
was hardly prepared for the surprise tha. avail.
ted him on his return home. Mr. Smith is quite
conspicuous and active member Of Ottawa
Commandery No 10 of X. T., holding in that
fraternity the honorable position Of c. G. His
fellow knights "consorted and conspirsd to-
gether' in his absence to give him sumner on
his arrival home. Tuesday evening he was sum.
moned into the august presence Of the Sir
knights arraysd in full toggery. Placed in the
center of the Hall, he was commanded to "stand !"
Then the E. c., Sir knight J. F. Nash, drawing
his ivory hiltsd sword, advanced upon him with
ominous pace, and approaching near enough,
thrust--aye thrust the sword into Mr.. Smiths
hands. and in happily conceived language told
him to retain it as token Of the{love and respect
Of his fellow Sir Knights It was . beautiful,
ivory hilted sword its blade etched all over with
Masonic emblems. Mr.. Smith, it 10 stated,
mover tainted or even quailed. The little .cere.
mony was followed BY banquet, in which hi.
larity and good cheer reigned supreme until the
hour Of separation p uH itr-srr 60
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1869-11-20

A great crowd gathered around the New Phila.
delphia boot and shoe store one day last week,
seeing boy crying as hard as he could After q
great deal of coaxing he told his tale Of sor.
row. saying he bought his boots somewhere else
than in the Philadephia Boot ond Shoe Store and
paid one dollar too much for them. The proprietor,
hearing Of it, gave the boy the dollar, saying "this
Is better than advertising" We therefore urge
all to go to s. p. Strswsser's Philadelp lphia Boot
and Shoe Store and get good article. good 1t,
and for less money. Don't forget II; ~ will pay
you we'll to remember the Phadelphia Boot and
Shoe Store. '' t"'' ''issnp'He