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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-12-09
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a curious :oast, Of dcsuh, o-cpsrdltus
Portland. Iiosia county. H.. = Mrt, W. IA
Fuller, Of that place, died %, The lA,h
Inst, and the body WI plre psrsGdi ~ bnr bnSrr
iAf bat did NOT 'beat gh4 SpbSanmss,sa'6r
asath, but rather II ions takiWp fssV "
slseP.n A 'pbysiciAp, called % SAusiss
afternoon and found the iips ofths rpspss
Of Q, healthy color, ears .OF q brivht rcd.
and body still warm, tkodV pfaced il, ~! 4
r6oth wlicTo thsfe vie a. 'iica'rTNefl aM
not sppenr' 10 be ssny' S,iseussa,isi ,hs
limbs while the pupil of aLy ,sts'Mss fuil
apd, bright. sRl the whole ,Gopn,enanos
wore tho appearsuce Of : quiet sleep. 'On
Monday forsnoon tyo .pb bysieiss4 nm 1he
corpse, which still retained jtv remssk,,
bls appearance, and, on tbee M "ailM "nailefnMooonn!! on!
they cslled into reGnisi,loA qshsgpitvX
Of q Eaivasis batter " which .,to1EEed
sops sei.eninx snhr rRlishili'y, oi.sA& mad.
'i; s ssSy3 III sssS, sys, X. .xpss \ ss,.
sore tn thc eur Would tAdse the 8 oou to
recede,a tcdmMe,iiststy hssurn On thS;r4l
uoSal ~ tho pfessuhs. "A psessvysou
tte external ,jvgulnr. vein, also; prpduyaa
ths same, result, and altnos, as qpisk as =
life. On holding the hand near th the i 1ht Ii,
there xas that transporter, qpihs iapppIsf4!
anufneveq lid the, n'si s,g which, Ari Aets
Paris College Of Medioinc. To- prodou bcsi
~ ipiallible evidence Of tho pre.eoss OF
life. The funeral was held on Wednes.
dhy Afternoon, and the body turtcdi; but
some 'oifhe citizensi Of the place 10 greatly
dou6fodSfhe death OF Mrs. .EulIUr, thut
written statement. T,th 40 osdsr for lex
humation, was presented to q Justice of
the Peace. who issued an ordsr.,~pd rhe
grave was opened about 8, 20 clock Of the
evening Of the day OF burial. and ,ke cof,
6n with its contents removed. The buoiy
vas aRain examined BY phSatiss,s, bus
tn. time there vas a'doub,ed proof Of
oeatu. ~ 20. f., ,t. tf-i :; ,,,i 4, H..
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so"e VI rne ciizens OF the plncc 70 greatly
doubtodithe death Of Mrs. .Euitur. thyt a
written statement, Hlsh 40 oEdsr for ,ex.
humation, was presented to q Justice Of
the Peace. who issued an ordsr,,svd The
grave was opened about Q, 20 clock of the
evening Of the day OF burial. and he cof
On with its contents removed. The borft
vas aRain examined by phSatishs, but
th's time there vas al'doub,sd proof Of
N'"'"' ~ '2.1. lt-i ii wDi H. h,;
Mark rwa!a's Idea Of 1 Good oLstiet::
The most useful aud inleattssti,niRRs 1lst..
sers we''get here from homo aief from
chi'des sevsu or ejeljs yeami otds rliI,Av
-. Pst'iked Aruths Happily 1they. .Ihsue
sat, pPthipG else TO talk .bppt but home
and neighbors, and family things ther
bettets think unworthy " ttsSnsmlt({itr
thousands o. nii!ss Tkey write siHHiv
and basdrAlly; saa uxi.heusq snjS FL
sasct' They tell allphey kupv,aud thea
stoP. They seldom deal in, sbst,sotiens
Of homilics Consequently their episttes
afc Brief, bot treating d. They ii" of n.
miliar' scenes and q t;jrsSds, 'slwsys +estiyl
tanning. Nov. thhr.fo.ei,Ht -. S.-a
lsurn The Art, of ls,,or ur;,; =. yossc,c S S:se
to,oh rn,, ,0.a,SrfsT
SIS / EI;}I,! Ill., enavs preserves Ietfer ftcn'
served Il ms a curiosity, bctaute~it VIII
the only letter 4 ever eos, trpI, tho. .Sta,os
thus ,,I'i..'a,
.,g ,',, - 81. St., ,Lop.s. W In; isss Ia'
IAN "S, ~ .h".,,."' y1l wAs mere !, ,is So9id
s.;, w. yo' uoou' " ~ "oses !" inc oSIro'i,es
no % "o. RI. hUT ,"I, h..c - Ie!'eI "r ee~er6y
Vas l;Ii"" i. On S".i" Su"a.s 0 aGs.'Hs hl
sn;,. . h aei has utgH ~ the
~ o,,, ~ -. s."P paese.s ., ana pid Jyts
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.mors v.m x..:,'... ., i io'a'"g. vss~ 'sey
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~ ~ Ir, 'n'S 1sytlaulsNfE!i'tHe DIpy-
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have Or, y u.~ a"i do,I iT0s" s,: !a1s n.e n;m:.t
son nnl,.d' ow..,,e...,syE ~, w. oo"""y"::E
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Isr yaa. pjsa. . hu.'.he .";, ~. ~ a;sns g'ys
-.,s !, Wrs sHT,SSea. etfolsH?!nStqPt
o6 you nH1S9'ftf1HII6 csn %SMT Z. H8ts9 Y
Eottie PsfdcTR0'iXt8iSS1sss soSSa 3,,tS
d sweet Att.W Bvls 6nIl witAr = sho,., & I S.ii'
sna! I .asued Il iTy yosI,,"', .";'' ,
b., AL sSahsr. t.tik.,.e.,..,:c.
Qnphsad, ,IIA)eck :, and Mosss '."S M.s.
rsret. snd Observation-Disclosures" DsrtsronsmS ~ S.M
Seemnmes, and EIGodujj. ma 't.,eVitycuSt
f4otaed Hiieiylali named iSutrSSs nv,Si Nm
ifsp ss,iak Il ''b.esj. ,6. no'is,ii ,ii,s.s.si line ned
for yetIa. ibsss sibk csll ther, iino, siooe
aud i reckon it'll die. III snns;rs :"
Have been mighty ronsh rh T ~ 'shssf H hn, s"sS
tailed kitten, namSfi1r II 7or ma oii ,Snai,
h11wv1 thsil+essrvsd Victim ,s.il .,isnSi,i;S
uaals MARI, do bslisys R.uis,G Gsidxsil
pretty 'bscause IesrS ~, hss'.S. ~, rr,h ~.
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There was little joke practjced on q
tutor some time ago by freshman. TIE
tutor had become very much annoyed by
the passing around OF notes 10 the naivis.
ION dusinG seoittios ohours. G!0ss aeon
a suspisious hooking imissivs VA, opb
served going ths rouadA which seemed
to cause good deal Of merrimeht.
Now was his. time, The sport must BE-
checked. He ordered tho paper Ia
be brought to hix desk rIHe receives II
sud! 6uds written on it.. STurn over.'
It 10 turned ovss somewhat cautiously
soa Sold 'ga'A''' poets hii' istsouisshheed s'ishe
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n ffAs Hsegsaesu Premise.

A youRg man and hiswife we're prepaF.
,sg 10 .ttsnd = Chtisspss party " VIA
%Hsnr,, my ds., husband, dion'. .d;,,ail
sOo much Il The party tU.aay ,"Isaia the,
bslting, Ass hsnt opea hfs brow, sod
!tisiss hst sycs 70 bic fssA vi.bia, plead
'ai., ;lri1 ;,lri not, . yor ,,n. ~, .., ,,u.,
ns," and 'ahS wrapped her infant ii /,
blanket, and they deseeSded. The horses
ssss ssonI rraueidg. over the tart, and n
p'sasapi cssyeEs.tissn ,bssuilsd ,ha way,
"NoH doH't you forget your promise
whispered TIE yodpg wife, u they pissed
Up the steps. ,'AI IN !,'s m' y ,'51l =.
Poor thing she was The vile Of . nsa
whe lotsd soIlopk upon TN vine when
p:isy passed .:s1pl ppls;...,o,Gy Is, Il is, ,s. VIE IL
descended from the, upper chdmSer 70
toih hsS kasband. o A 'pasg sAdt skr0Svh
hes'e essaise htsssruksks ~ hin, for ia
ws@ iasoxteaisi, hs bad also broken his
Silently Ia :ia,y drove bomev,ssraa.. a. hive hts
when ths drunken man broksi into
tas'c:,ss Of 'tong or'usmssh o. + lsuphter
But che wife rode on,, her bsbe pressed
closely 70 her heart. yoo,,,t.....';,..,:,.
"Giye me the baby, Millie | I can't
trdst you with him." he sAid, az they ioIii,..
pfoacied dark and swollen ssreutn. ''s
10 After anne hesitation she resigned her
6rst-born-hsr darling babe. 80 closely
wrapped 10 . great blanket Ito his arms,
Oyer the dark waters the noble steeds
bore them, aud when they reached the
hnnk the mother asked for her child
With much care and tenderness be placed
the bundle 10 her. arms. but when she
clasped Il to her breast no babe was
therei II had slipped from the blanket,
and the drunken father knew Il not. A
wild shrek from the mothss aroused him.
and hs turned justin time to zee tho little
Iqsy face rise one mament above the dark
waters, and sink {orever-aud that BY
bis own iiitemperaaee. The anguish Of
ehe mothet and the remorse o. the father
ara bstsen imagined than described. i.l,
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BwREkyN EAMfIY

In the county should have the HERILD. 1t pub.
fishes oil tho Lost snht County News. Legal
Advertisements, Delinquent Land List, Notice
:qkr1Las '4s<yoef mstprs ss siaYris, 70
Shs sstisvas.' Iipse!a County.
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(fEkYs 9k xDfkR rt4lt&.T

One Square no linss) Or loss, one inssrtios.i ~
Each additional Aa.a:. 70
Adininis,ratoss Nostees"..... ..... 4 %
finsl lset'l'neA' No'isT"'xx .,s-.-.e." a oo
stray Notices (sInsls stray y...,, 4 ~
Zach additional STRAY II ssms notice. ..." !. 40
"Ss0- 'LibsrAi BtAue,ion viii "" - u u
yoasSy Advivsiscrs. r.ilsh u39I trf tr,G
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In rcmitting by mail, Post Once order or
Draft on New York. payable to the order Of the
publishers, is preferable % bank notes. a., should
tho order draft be lost or stolen, It can be ro-
newed without loss. II neither of these can be
procured. send United States or National Bank
SSS:f X. sss fsvs|a t'i S,.,ai,. ...t ,..,
payable quarterly. semi-yearly, or yearly, at the
office whore received.
All letters should be addressed as follows:
VAN EVRIE, HORTON 4 Co.,
No. l62 Nassau Atrsst, New York City.
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A Bold scheme Il.

A correspondent Of the Macon Telegraph
suggests the construction of q canal, to con-
meet the waters Of the Mississippi with the
Atlantic ocean, by the following route !:
Tapping the Tennessee at Gunter's Land
sing, in Marshall County, Ala, and run
'ning from thence to Center, in Cherokee
"County, Ala, along the banks Of the Coosa
sand Etowah to point in Oh erokee County.
"Ga., due north Of Acworth, from there to
'the Chatsahoochee, crossing OF Roswell,
s'thence to Sweet Water in Gwinnett Coun-
"ty, on the head waters OF the Yellow River,
down the left bank OF the Yellow River to the
"Oomulgee, down its left bank to point q few
SMILES south of Taversville, in Twiggs Coun.
'ty, from there southwest to prong Of the
"Litue Ocmulgee in Pulaski County, and
s'down its left bank TO its junction with the
s'Ocnaulg gee, where" says the writer, s.un-
interrupted navigation will be found, and
s'ai outlet to the ocean at Savannah or
"Brunswick, would give o distance OF not
"mc-s than two hundred and ninety miles q,
The writer estimates that the canal could
be constructed at cost of not more tban
$5. .0Oo. see, See assa that II would, at q toia of
eleven and quarter cent? perton on freight,
pay twelve and . half per cent. on the I'm
vestment.
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HIBEESNIAN HALL,
This Evening, February 1Gth, 1869.

RUGRAMME
PART I.
|. Overture from "1he tisennerin". .RAIrE
8. Promenade poonase and Waltz. '''A'''
4. Schottish.
s. CUTE Nacht'' Recitation. .. GLosBREsNER
6. English Quadrile.
8. Romapza lin costume), "Ein Schuctz
bin lch' ......................... .KnEUTzER
10. '.Hortrand du Guesclin." Recitation in
II. Polka Mazurka.
IL. ''De Gesang" Recitation in the Lower
13. .Walz-Quadrile
u. "Des saengers Fluch," Recitation " UPLAND
16. Schottish
16. Sona from 'Figaros Hochzet' MOZART
II. Redowa.
IS. WAS ist des Dentschcn vaterlapd,"
Grand Chorus, new. Observation-Disclosures. MEIER
PARTII.
l. Overture from "Ihe Lombardes" VERDI
8. Ladies' Waltz = hAr -
A. ''Steh ich in fuistrer Mitternacht," Song
In costume, new. w....................... MEIER
s. Sal0pado @d,'p
Z. do blinne Schausterjung," Recitation
In the Lower Germ msn............ REUTER-
=. Cohlion with valentines).
Q. Polka.
10. "He Cores Too Late" Recitation in German.
II. English Quadrille
-. Polka Mazurka.
13. Waltz.
IA, Redowa.
Is. Galopade.
16. Minuet.
II. Polka.
15. Galopade.
March ana Waltz
a1- METz'S CELEBRATED MUSIC BAND,
eleven MEMBERS constitute the Orchestra
&a- Each member will be introduced at the SIGNAL
of the Trumpet.
AJ- Doors open at O'Clock Beginning at 8
o'clock P. NJ precisely.
A1- Tho "Buffet" is in the hands of experienced
ladies' and Mr.. D. GOTTEN will furnish refresh
ments in the lower floor of the Hall.
30 Tickets 81. For sale by the Ladies of the So
ciety, by Mr.. GO1JEN at CoURTENAY'S, at the
door. and by the subjoined gentlemen, composing
the Hall Committee j. c. Ii. CLAUJSEN ESQ
Chairman Messrs. D. WERNER, G. 81. LIND
sTEDT. II. HARMS, H. LUDERs, Il. CAMpsEN
and G. LOGEMANN.
WILLIAM UFFERHARDT, Manager
HERMAN D. MEIER, Regisseur
February 16
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the cotton crop having turned out so well,
that customers from Texas, New Orleans,
Mobile, and Savannah have made their appear
ance earlier than was expected. Old debts are
beng paid up, in many cases one hundred
cents on tho dollar, and the new purchases,
for the most part, are for cash or short notes.
The West as yet is not in the field nor viii it
be until the resumption OF navigation
The Washington Star Of Saturday says
'sThe application by the friends of the late
Mrs. Surratt for her remains having been
granted, the friends and relatives OF all the
other conspirators executed under the sentence
OF the Military Commission have made similar
applications. The relatives of Captain Wirz
the Andersonville prison-keeper, not living in
this vicinity, and being poor, no appliJ alton
has been made as yet to have his body removed
from the arsenal. We learn, lowever, that
MIR. Schade, his counsel, is trying to make
some arrangements whereby the necessary
funds for the removal of the body to u Chris
tian cemetery may be obtained. Captain VIRUS
widow llves in Trigg County, Kentucky, with
one child by her union with him, and two by
former husband. A daughter Of Captain Wirz
by his first wife is, we hear, governess in
an English nobleman's family, and judging
from her letters is an accomplished lady. She,
as we'll as her family here, have been constant
ly urging Mr.. Schade to see that the body or
Captain Wrz should receive Christian burial" !"
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gine Arts.


~ R IT ATT IL CTION
QUrNBY'S & CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW ON EXHIBITION THE LARGEST AND
finest Collection Of CHRoMO AUTOGRAPHS ever
seen in Charleston. They perfect copies of cell
Among the collection may be found SALVADOR
RoSA'S HEAD Or CHRIST, Correggos Magdalene
A. Delacroix 9 Tide Going Out, A. Delacroix's Tide
Scenery. Rowbostom's English Scenery, Bakers
English and Irish Scenery, Tieas On the Rhine The
Junefraud. lhe Wetterhorn. Marine Views. and
many others
The public respectfully invited to call ana see
these beautiful Works OF art. They are offered for
~ PORCELAIN PICTURES
Great reduction in the pr.ce PoRoR LAIN pYo-
TURES Recent improvements in producing these
pictures enable us to pow offer the at nearly one-
examine specimens.
OUR OARTEs DE vIsIIE AND OTHER
E PLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
isHits PASSED.
Especial attention given to children. Also TO COPY.
ing old Dagnerreotypes and other pictures satisfae-
on In all cases guaranteed and al prices to corres-
pond With the trnes. s
.. sTBaxEatsGOEs,C PICTURES
OTHER nHOTOGRAPHs CF CHARLESTON,
EOHI CUMLEh AMI MAGNOlALA
CEMETERY
At Reduced Earzces.
fine collection OF saa
STEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
q TAINS jim NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RTvsR.
These are tho frat and only Photographs ever taken
$ E{g " M In that locality. WI ,s N.
@ jim I'D AZ GO.
No. OBI KTNa-GTREET, S
CHARLESTON. s.. g.
February f6 gs 3s 10
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Gost ano 5ounn.


n OST, THREE LETTERS. DIRECTED
1I to EDWARD SEBRING. The finder will please
leave them at No. 81 BROAD-STREET, or drop
them IN the Postofhce. ! February 16
r OST, A NEWFOUNDLAND DUG.--
~ Description: Both ears black, large black and
of .Jef' liberal reward will be paid for his re-
ccvery. A. M. JACKSON,
February 16 8 Accommodation Wharf.
NTAHN GUARD HOUSE CII ,kLEsTON,
lYl s. c. FEBRUARY Is, 1sG9.-Found and
brought to this Post THREE SAFE KEYS, which
the owner can have by proving property and paying
EXPENSES II. w. HENDRICKS,
Februrry Is Captain Of Police.
DECNED UP ON THE I'D INSTANT,
Il near the bar. a YAWL BOAT, which the owner
can have by owing property and paying expenses.
Apply at the POINI HOUSE, sullivan's Island.
February 13 3#
nNE HUNDR ED DOLLARS REWARD
~ Stolen from Bonneau's Depot, North
eastern Railroad on the 10th january. two MULES,
one light bay marc Mule, black stripe down the
back and sligut stripes around the legs; several sac-
die marks; head large and carried low; tusk on
right side of ic wer jaw just protrudug; about ten
years old. Tho other, black Sc Mule; seven
years old; quick and lively; marks; boofs long
and without frogs; carries head high. The above
reward will he paid tor the recovery Of the Mules
with the thief. or hity dollars for the Mules.
W. N. JONES,
Bonneaus, Northeastern Railroad
February II !, 5*
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N R At RIO.
MRS. BARBOT TAKES PLEASURE IN AN
NOUNCING that Rossini's Oratorio of the q
"STAB NIATEk''
Will be given at
ST. MARY'S CH'URCH,
HAsEL-sTREET,
ON THURSDAY ETEN1NG, 18TH INSTANT
Programme.
l. Introduction. .Stabnt Mater
a fNr. ..",Cujus Amman
.. quo. uo..................... .Quis est homo
Shnr,s ,,a i,acit pee ats
o. Guatuor. .Sancta Mater
Z Cavatine.. Fac ut portem
o .. AT AT ana Hhorus. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT Infanmatus
10. Chorus Finale. c.................. ..Anen
Tickets ST. to b, obt,ined at the Music Stores Of Mr.
sefsVhg and Mcssrs. zogbaum, Young & Co.. and at
the Book stores of Messrs Russell and Greer, King.
street; Mcssrs. Walker, Evans cosswell, Broad
street.
In consequence of the small capacity of the
Church, the sale of Tickets is limited, and none will
be sold at the Church. February 16
GaARLEsrON 4 THEATRE.
IL
AMUSEMENT EXTRAORDINARY!
FOR Il FEW NIGHTS ONLY
Commencing Thursday, February 18TH.
Engagement with Whitman's original world-re-
II nowned Spectacle, entitled the Enchanted
WHITE FAWN!
With Mr.. B. T. Whitman's Celebrated Parisian BAL.
LET TROUPE.
MILE EsMERALDI DIANI,
Star Danseuse from her Majesty's Theatre, London
and Venice.
MILE AUGUSTA SOHLKE,
Star Danseuse from Theatre Royal. Paris, and
Hiblo's Garden. New York, with Principal
and Second Premier Danseuses ana
Full CORPS DE BALLET
M 81 8 A l. ICE E VANE,
The Star of the Sunny South and STAR DRAMATIC
COMPANY.
The Great Fifteen Thousand Dollar
IT TRAN 8 FO Hs M ALTON SCENEg
The whole under the immediate supervision Of b.
3. WHITMAN, Esq the Proprietor.
SCALE OF PRICES.
IeserVeu SeatS. 2S
~. Tickets can be had at HOLMES; BOOK
SIOhE ana HOIELS. February Is
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.Mfetinas.

DI1s.TA LODG E tDF PER EJcCTION, no. 4.
A N EXTRA COMMUNICATIONS OF THIS LODGE
IN Will be held rHIs Il uesday) EVENING at seven
oclork
By order of 7. P. G. NJ.
January 16 1 Secretary.
Il. -. -. F.-JEFFERSON LODGE, No a.
VVyHE REGULAR MEETING OF THIS LODGE
Il will be held THIS EVENING of Seven o'clock
precisely Purctual attendance Of The members is
earnestly requested. j. l.. LUNSFORD,
February 16 tn Secretary.
TEHM FRENCH PROTESTANT CHURCH
~ OF CHARLESTON.
A N ADJOURNED MEETING OF TEE CORPO.
IN RATION win be held IHIs Evening. the
10Th instant at seven o'clock, at the Office of Mr..
OF importance DANIEL RAvENEL, Jr.,
February 16 Sc retary.
BIB SOCIETY OF CIIAKl.ESTUN.
fENHE FIFTY-EIGHTH ANNIVERSARY OF THE
IL Charleston Bible Society will be celebrated
THIS EvENING the 10th instant, at the
Second Presby terian church. commencing at half
past Seven O'Clock precisely, when after the read
ing OF the AnnuaI Report, by the Rev w. II.
the Rev. j. X. PICKETT and the Rev. w. w.
HICKS.
The public and all friendly to the Bible Cause
cordially invited to attend
At the close Of the Exercises COLLECTION
will be taken up
Rev. JOHN 7. wIGHTMAN) Committee
CHARLES P. FRAZER, of
J. N. ROBSON, } Arrangements
February IS 8
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Railroads.

s|s||EEl 800 lgga Wv,
GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT oFFICE,)
CHARLESTON. y. O., February l3. 1859.
~ the PASSENGER TRAINS of the south caro-
Inns Railroad will run as follows:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave CnaTlesCOn. g. 90 a. "
Connecting with trains for MONTGOMERY. Slemphls
Nashville and New Orleans, via Montgomery anc
FOR COLUMBIA.
amVe .aa "a A. M
Connecting with Wilmington and Manchester r al H.
road, Chbro.te ana South Carolina Railroad auc
F0i4 CHARLESTON, ~ q
AsrSs asrSs assas,a; as :s.ss g e. e. N
leave leave! Coiumhla. !... 80, 45 a.
" AuGusYa 1iiGt.H;T ExPkEss o'' = =
lsrNp4Ys E1cEprs,l,.4
leave SHarlesCou. It L. Nj
Connecting with trains tor Memphis, Nashvili, III
and Iew Orleans via Grand Junction.
save augusta 40 p. NJ
Arrive at Charleston n....................40G A. NJ
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS
tSUNDAYs EXCEPTED.)
Leave CnartcSCOn. .605 p. NJ
Connecting undays excepted) with Greenvills ano
Columbia Railroad.
HIoeso cSAutAohss OSU Z. NJ
Arrive at Charleston. ...........,....63DA A. N.
81 MMERVILLE lRAIN.
Leave Charleston. P M
arrive at nummerVHe.. ............... 420 ?. N
Leave cuMmerVlle. ...71U A. Nj
. . "a.
CAMDEN BRANCH.
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays
Leave Kingville. ........... ......... a 81 p. ",
Aprise pr,,o a. Camden. T. NJ
Arrive at Kingville. e....................920 A. Nj
tSigned e. T. PEAKE
February Is General Superntendent
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YINO RENT. THREE ..OOlS ON THE
IL Second Floor, in good location, with use of
cistern. Apply at THIS OFFICE.
FebruarY I6 3A
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@sor Salr.

TI1DR SALE, ,FORTY-HORSE ENGINE.
a. with fLUE BOILER, complete in every re-
spect and in thorough order. Will be sold low.
apply to CHTSOLM BROrHEkS
February II thstl3 Adger's Whars
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Amusement.

kANDE SOsEEE DANSANTE,
FOR THE BENEFIT otsr THE
r MAN LADIES' SOCIETY,
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IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF TFa41
a UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SQUIH. CAROLINA-IN ,HE MATTER OF HEN
concern: The undersigned hereby gives notice his
appointment us Assignee of HENRY d. GREEN, JR
IN the County OF Sumter and STATE of outh Carroll
ma, within sad District. who has been adjndged q
Bankrupt on his petition by the District court of
said District.
Dated the 4th day of january. A. D. 1865.
j. w. S1UCKEY,
February 16 tu3 Assignee
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A II PRIVATE SALE, THE HOU> n
IN AND LOT at the southeast corner of King and
Calhoun streets, containing stores three stories
high. and Oh very large lot Both stores at good
rents. are now occupied grocery stores Tor
terms, &C.. apply to Il g. WHITNEY, Franklin.
street, one dor south of Queen-sreet
L. LOVE GREEN,
Executor Estate 4. H LOyegreen,
N BAH persons having o,ailns or demands
against the above Estate, will present tho same for
settlement properly attested: and those indeoled
Will make payment l.. 3. .L,VEGREEN,
Executor Estate s. e. Loyegrenn.
EODrua1y Id mtuInY
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Go Rent.

TlO RENT, PART OF THAT DEsIw-
IL ABLE RESIDENCE, No 4S Hase-street, third
door from East Bay 81 February 16
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E'DR SALE Ots LEASE, THE RusI-
IL DENCt No. II Ashley street, on fn. lot
with all necessary outbuildings. House has six large
and four snail rooms furnished with gas, hot and
cold water baths water closet. &C within O half
minu es walk Of the city Railroad. Apply ON HE
PkEMISES tuths3 mwt r. brnoyvN
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A II Pre VAT FG SALE, THAT FaNE
IN STAND with fixtures for Grocery corner
Calhoun and East Bay streets, No. 35. Apply ON
PREMISES. thstu January o1
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M1ants.

MTANTED Tsp RENT InIMEDIATElY
w HOUSE in the lower part Of the city, with
tour or six rooms. Apply at No 81 HAYNE-
STREET. IL February 10
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IL ORTIZ. between Meeting aud Anson streets.
Apply on the PREMISES.
February 16 St