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81 TIES. SCARFj. GLOVE, UNDER
WEAR AND HOSIERY, at
BLACKWtLL'S.
Mayl1 tnths No. 2l0 ging street.

~ HALE WAY UP LOOKOUT NOUN
TAIN, tho plaoe where mem ry is stirred by q
thousand thrilling associations and where the brave
boys OF both armies met and fought hanI 10 hand,
where the blood OF both trIeuo and foe was mingled
together and down the mountain.side in rivuIets,
Is a m oh faced rock. upon which Poor, wouneed
sJldcr inscribed the following:
"s. T.-1s6O-X Ear y In the bltil'I was wound
cd ana carr.el to this spot by two clever Yanks.'
They bad- me farewell as they supposed, 10 dio for
was go weak from loss OF blood ihit l cruld but
flin,ly thank them for their kin ines 1hoy lett in
my can'een part bottle OF PLANTATION BIT.
1ERS. 10 wbi owe m life, fot 1t strengthened
ME, and kept life within ME until helo came aud my
wound WIS dressed. God bless them Tor their kird-
ness and for the PLANTATION BlrrERS.
-UkNRH-EANA1EFr---
Comnany nth G1orrta %
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as- A HOUSEHOLD ELIXIR ADAPTED

aS A HOUSEHOLD ELIXIR ADAPTED
TO ALL CLIMATEs-It would be happy thing for
the world II all the e1ctans at present used IN the
practice of medicine could be swept out o. exist
ence, and HoSTETrER'S STOMACH BIrrERS
substituted in their place. There is PROBABILITY,
too that this desirable substitution m ~ one day be
accomplished. Certain it Is, that the GREAT VEaE-
TABLE TONIC is gradually dsplaciig them, and that
the confidence of the people IN is sauar' and raw
ing prouerties increases with overy passing year.
Figures that caouo lie'' show III to be the fact.
No medicinal preparation enjoys the like popularity
among all classes and conditions, IN every section OF
the country. As an appetizer, general iuvi2orant'
remedy for indigestion, cure for intermittent and
rsmittent fevers, entle cathartic specific for
aatuency and sour stom lch. gentle dlurellc,
nerv1ne u blood depuren', speci &c tor SICK bead
ache, mild nnodyne. aud, above all, as PRoTfo'
TO; AGAINST EpIpEMIcs 1t 10 uuqua'tionany the
STANDARD MEDICINE OF tho W. oe U ii el states. l.:
The towns aud cities It Is iieraiy HOUSEHOLD STA
PIE. Mothers believe 10 It. 1he? ind II u "o'eeeEt
help In time of trouble"-a sat, aud plrI|iut r'm
.dy tor he various ailments 10 which Their sex is
exclusively subject Mcu be:ie.e i" 1t, or use II
rcireshes and invisorItcs the body and tic mhd,
and tone, both without exciting eliEer.
May Is Lac
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FnR GE,,RGETtpWN. y. e..

FUR GEURGE1HIWN, y. q.
N-A The STEAMER EMILE. OAPT.
Etesrss3sSsEP C. LRwIs, will rece We Freight
jHs DAY, at south Commercial Whar, and leave
as above 10 MORROW friday MoRars i, 2lst inst,
ut O'Clock.
Returning. win leave Georgetown ON MONDAY
MORNING, Oath ins ant, at diylIght
All Freight prepaid. 81
NO Freight receav,d after sunset.
SHACKELFORv l. KELLY, Agents.
Nav 20 No Boyce's Wharf
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.AJli-LIS u CkllSOLM.

,A,iLLIS - ClIISULnl.
FACToHs, COMMISSION MERCHANTS
SHIPPING AGENTS,
WILL ATTEND TO THE PURCHASE, SALE AND
SHIPMENT Ito Foreign and Domestic Ports) OF
COTTON, RICE, LUMBER AND NAVAL STORES.
ATLANTIC WHARF. Charleston, =. O.
S. WILLIS.......... ..........A. II. CHleoL u
October 2h
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%A SUPPLY OF CHOICE NEW ORANGE
COUNTY BUTTER. Fulton Market Beef in half
and quarter barrels WV u 'nVwIJ& 20.
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r1-NO CUREl NO r.AYl-Fot4hSl 3
JuNIpER TAR Ia warranted to cure Cou :hs, tronp.
uoarscuess, Sore Throat 'pithng OF B'ooh una
Luug Diseases. Immediate re'ief prolired. LEY
it; If not satisfied return the empty bJtles ana get
your money back.
Sold Wholesale and Retail by tie Agent.
G. W. AiMAR. Druggist,
Corner KING aud Vanderhorst streets.
ES- Price So cents.
February II D&o tutps1mos
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FOR SAVANNAH-INLAHDR ROUTE,
VIA BEAUFORT AND hilton HEAD.
THRoU9B TICKETS TO FLORIDA
ON AND AFTER MAY 1sT
PASSAGES REDUCED.
To Savannah. .$5. To Beaufort....e4.
n-S TIE sTEABgb PILOT BOY. GAP.
Eslffss1s TAIN FEM PyoK vi leave Accom-.
modation wharf every MONDAY and THuRaDAY MoRH.
ING ct o'clock
Returning will leave savannah every 1uzspAY and
FHIrAl MORNING at O'Clock. .
JOHN FERGUSON,
April 20 Accommodation wharf
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FOR NEW YORK.
LIVE Every WEDNESDAY,
PASSAGE $40.

~f,ayo TIE SIDEwHEEL STEAMSHIP
ME43Yxx SARAG OSsA, Captain G. FYpKa, viii
1e&se Wander onrstr WuSr1, on WuD-s
aRsDAX, May 28, 1859 81 O'CLOCK.
Nav 20 .i- RAVESRL n 90, AseuIs.
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~ANNIVERSARY.-C MAY
II, 1sse.-At the third anniversary meeting Of the
Draymens Benevolent Association, held On the 17th
ull., at their Hall, No John-street, the following
officers were elected 10 serve tor the ensuing year,
Wiz
". L. TURpIN. President.
q. g. MCNEIL. Vice. President.
E. II. BRYAN, Secretary aud Treasurer.
L. GER,hDEAU. Chaplain.
COMMITTEE on Finanec-W. a. Jenkins, Chai man;
J. Mitchell, Thomas Grant.
Conm'ttee on Rstreachn,enl and ReRef-Thomss
Kirk. Chairman; a. Mcpherson. q. Mcpherson, B.
Mitchell
Inuesting Comniaee-S. Morrison, W. Lewis.
Committee on Letters.-Wm. Blanchard, Chairman;
VIM. WllAersop, B. Gibbs.
Ste,cards.-lhomas Wilson, G. ]. Jenkins.
Mayo II
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FOR PHILADELPHIA AND Bus a,


THRoUeH Lis.2
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANHE OF SAILING DAYS!
--1.,r, SIRAGFRS OF GRE ABOVE
>laS9sXFG line leave Pier No a, North River,
Z:I:ZtallA1He foot Of Csnal.sIeet New York. at
IL O'Clock noon. oftne let. lltb sud
2lst Of every month Except when II teSe ds,ee tall
on Sunday, rhen the Saturday preceding.
Departure OF 1st and llst connect st pansms With
steamers for south Pacific and Central American
ports Those Of 1st touch OF NauEaDllo. q:
Departure OF 11th OF each month connects with
the new steam hne from Panama to Austrslil and
New Zealand.
Ssesmship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves s,n Frsrsis-
CO tor China aud Japan July 3. 1859.
No California stesmers touch Of Asrala, bus 20
direct from New York 10 Aspfnvan.
One hundred pounds baggage free 10 each adult
Medicine aud attendance tree.
For Passage Tickets or further Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET oEFIGE, oo the wharf
loot Of Caull.street, North River. New Yort
March 70 1yr F.R. pA8Y, A0sut.
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R- CHARLES LONDON CORDlAL GIN,
OR PURE IIQUoq OF JUNIPER BERRIES.-This
tavorite brand of PURh LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test Of time. imitation, riracy. high
tariffs aud unfair rompeh Lon, and still e1oys con-
stantly increasing sac; showin1 thit true merit
does not always go urapprecated.
CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN
Is offered to toe public perfectly rellble speci-
a IL nli clses OF Diseased Blaljer ant KilIeys. II
acts directly on these organs, with direcne' 81 and
specdiness, which render 1t invaluable to persons
suffering from Gravel, Diabetes, InaLned Glidd er,
scanty and highly -colored uriur. and in all cases
where fro wnatover cause, hellthiul diuretic Is
required.
Ladies subject to pain lmensruation, can by the
use of CORDIAL GIN o few DAYS previous to and
during illness obtain great relief In suoh instances
1t should be taken with sugar and warm water.
As tonic and beverage this GIN Is unequalled, as
it possesses none Of .he he,diche properties to be
fou1d Ii tbose posous. now too frequently sold un-
der The names of Gln Brandy Whskey, &c.
JOHN F, HENRY. sole Importer,
No. q Park Row. New York
For sale in Charleston. South Carolina, by DR..
81. BatR. RAoUL & LYMAN, W. A. SKBINE, G..
W. AIMAR, ED. S. BUBNHAM and A. W. EcFEL
eco tutlseo s3mos DAo Feb nary 23
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Dear Sir: This Is to certi that have been afict.
ed with Rheumatism for the past bve or six wears.
many times unable to move. tried all medicines
recommended to me for the disease, without receiv
ing any benefit. Having heard "Roaadalis" highly
spoken or procured bottle, and finding some re.
lief continued It until am happy to say that am
completely we'll
1 net only consider the "Rosadalis" sovereign
remedy for rheumatism, but believe 1: also 3 pre-
venuve, and cheertully recommend It to the "af.
ficted." Yours, very truly,
JAMES WEBB.
For sale by
GOODRICH, wNEMAN CO.,
Importers Of Drug, and Chemicals,
Mayl6 stuth3 Charleston, 9. O.
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~ ROSADALlS Is A CERTAIN CUR

E ROSADAL1S Is A CERTAIN CURE
for the worst forms Of Rheumatism. It never fails
baltimore May 20, 1868.
DR.. J. J. LAWRENCE S.r: Your "Rosadas"
has proveI q erelt success in my case Of Chronic
Rheumatism and NeuraQiI, atsr having tried In
Vim Tor two months to get reie from other sources.
It certainly is worthy Of trial by any person 80
afflicted.
Very respectfully. yours. &C..
THOMAS q. GORE
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Shipping.

EXCURSIONS! ExCURsI0Hsf li5s
THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA. tre C' ampion or the South.
AHis now ready and prepared to make regular
-@.trips. thus afordlnR an opportunity TO IN
who may wish to visit points Of interest In our beau
tiful narbor. ... Rs..l.i..y
For passage. apply to the Captain on Union
Wharf. limo MaylS
EXCURSIONS AROUND THE aAHBOR.
THE FINE FAST SAILING AND OOks
AFORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
AAwill resume her trips to historic points In
Gthe harbor. and win leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten a. II. and Fo r P. n.
For Passage apply to 1RUhAS YOUNG
December is Captain. on bosSd.
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Spefial Wotifts.

OFFICE SOUTH CAROLINA PHOSPHATE CON-
PANY. CHARLES ION, =. c.. MAY 10, 1sss.-The
above Affidavit has been duly Aled in the office of
the Secretary Of state of South Carolina s Columbia
in accordance. with the charter.
THos. d. CROFT Secretary.
Nav 20 th3A
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Hotel Arrivals-oOtober as.
CHARLESTON HOTEL

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
Gustar Kaufman, Savannah; Philip Henry, Jr.
B. T. Martin, New York: Jacob Wolfe, Winnsboro
w. B Harrison, N. 7. Hewitt Kew York; A. Good
rich, Miss Goodrich New York; W. B. Shaw, ]. O.
Shaw, city; F. J. Raymond, Mr.. Cook, wife and
child, New York; D. e. Amber, wife, child and
nurse, Jacksonville; miss Botume, Miss Noyes
Boston; A. z. James, New York; James Moloney,
New York World; julius F. German, New York;
H. D. Hanonquist, Barnweil; 8. Il. Plumb, Middle
ton, Conn; J. E. Gillett, Augusta; F. Wrtson,
Belfast; George Reggs, Dublin; 8. 8. Beatry, Con
wayboro; A. n. Martin South Sarolina; John B.
Martin, Cincinnati; James L. Falk, Sumter; War
rem Adams, South Carolina, Mrs. Epping, Ora
hamvile; George 8. Barthelmess, Savannah. =.
PAVILION HOTEL (
( G. c. DuBose, ST. Stephens; Robert Ferguson,
City; N. J. Thouron, Steamship Dictator; Lewis
States, Ridgeville; R. Wilson, South Carolina;
Pinckney Durasoe, Edgeneld; DR.. E. Conner,
Orangeburg; J. W. Dopson, s. s. Wise, Barnwer
D. n. Ward, Newberry; b. 8. Boozer, Frog Level
g. w. Bonner, Jonesvilie;- ;. Wood, Rochester, n
r.; D. winslow and lady, Cooperstown; Peter D.
Lincoln, Sumter; Lewis A. Strobel, Ridgeville; II.
ID. Rothschild, A. IA Howben, s. VI Davis, New
York; L. Lebermsn, Philadelphia; WV. wlther'
spoop, Clarendon; r p. Gamhles Goufain's; 8 D.
Russel, St. Stephens, WE Riley, Mias Riley,
Allendsle; Mrs. J. W. Moore and child III. Net
itles South Carolina; J. q QWcudley; Tnos 'welcp,
Clio. -
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Pursuant to an order OF Honorable Judge Bryan
In the above case, dated July 18th, 1859, l will
sell on the first MONDAY In November next, at
The following VALUABLE PROPERTY Of said
bankrupt:
list. The PLANTATION on which said bankrupt
now resides, near Mars Bluff Station, on both
sides Of the Wilmington and Manchester Rail-
road, containing $50 acres more or less; bounded
by Lands OF George @. James, W. r. Johnson, r.
Napier, estate Of O. Bailey, J. Eli Gregg and Mrs.
lots and tracts, which win be sold separately, q
plat OF which may be seen on application to the
assignee, and which will be exhibited on the day
Of sale. Some OF these Lands are highly improved,
and suited for the cultivation Of cotton. One OF
the tracts, containing 200 to 300 acres more or
less, will include the homestead OF General Harl-
lee, situated less than half mile from the Mars
Bluff depot, one OF the finest and best arranged
dwellings In the State, with howergarden and
outbuildings OF every description necessary for
comfort or convenience.
ID. A TRACT OF LAND on the north side Of Little
Peedee River, containing $50 acres more or less;
conveyed to bankrupt by the sheriff OF Marion
District, and recorded in book =, page =, in the
Registers Office for Marion District; bounded
there by Lands Of David Page. John F. Page and
others -on which James R: Page now resides.
Sd. A LOT AND OFFICE in Marion Village,
fronting on the south and east on the public
square; bounded on the north by Lot of 8. e.
McMilleur, and south by s. M. Brown, Tor E..
Barnes lot,l and on the west by = street.
known as Birds Landing, on the Great Peedee
River, containing twelve Q2) acres; purchased by
James Graham and bankrupt jointly; bounded
by Great Peedee River on the west, by the public
road on the east, and on all other sides by Joseph
Birds Land, at the Peedee Bridge OF the winning
ton and Manchester Railroad.
5th. One-half interest IN three l9 unimproved
LOTS OF LAND in Marion Village, Marion County,
containing each hve-tenths OF an acre; bounded
by Lands of John AmmOns, W. J. Dickson and
others, and situated near the Depot OF the VIII
mington and Manchester Railroad, marked Nos.
16. II, IS in plat OF said village made by Deputy
Surveyor Levi Leggett dated February s., 1851;
said lots conveyed to J. J. and w. W. Harllee by
C. D. Evans Commissioner In Equity.
9th. One-half interest in LOT OF LAND ana
office thereon in the Village Of Conwayboro',
County Of Horny thrtyye feet square With
to Haree and Walsh by Il. Buck assignee; lot
marked as NOg 3.
Terms-One-fourth (M) cash; balance on ere:
dit of one and two years: purchasers to give bond
with interest from the day Of sale, payable an,
nually, secured by mortgage Of tie premises, and
to pay for all necessary papers and stamps.
octl3 VS. A. H. FORD, Assignee
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TIT ENRY WARD BEBC HERS
SERMONS IN PLYMOUTH PULPIT,

Are being read by people Of every class and de-
nomination ell over this country and Europe
and feeling. PLYMOUTH PULPIT is published
weekly and contains Mr.. Beecher's Sermons and
Prayers, in form suitable for publication and
binding. For sale by all newsdealers. Price 1Oc.
Yearly subscriptions received by the publishers,
So, giving two handsome volumes OF over 400
pages each. Halfyearly 81 IS. new and
superb steel portrait of Mr.. Beecher presented to
all yearly subscribers. extraordinary 0ner
PLYMOUTH PULPIT (S3) and The Christian Union
(s2 SOY an Unsectarian Independent Weekly
journal of Christianity-with Lecture Room Talks
and Eeditsrial Articles by Mr. Beecher, sent to
ciaI inducements to canvassers and those getting
up clubs. Specimen copies, postage free, for s
cents.
LsB. FORD & CO., Publishers,
sept3O limo No. SO Park Row, New York.
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A NODE ESTABLISHMENT, -We.nNse the atsen-
tion Of the friends Of TEE NEys In the BETTY and
throughout the State TO the excellent facilities
which our oalcssljoys4St Toe promptI execution
Of all KIDS OF Bock and Job Printing. Fuzzy pro-
vided WIN new type ana pachlnery Of the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock Of cards, envelopes
and papers Of AL qualities, THE NEWS Job once Is
now prepared to Ill orders for every description
OF plain and ornamental printing In the very best
mspner, and at rates st least sloE as any other
estsbnshmsnt ID Ae southsra states Calls.
TIE News bundilg tdp-statfsj md, Examine Our
scale OF prices ana specimens Of our.Eork.
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d E C A R E F u
WHAT ICINEs
YOU TAKE.

When you are exhausted by overwork Of head
or hand, and feel the need Of something invigorat
ing, don't drink whiskey or any intoxicating
thing, whether under the name OF Btters or other
wise. Such articles give Iust as much strength
to your weary body and mind as the whip gives
to the Jaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic sum-
ulants are Injurious to nerve health, and are 81
ways followed by depressing reaction.
DODD'S NBRvINE AND INVIGORATOa
Is Tonic and gentle sumuant, which is nos ~. :.
tended by reaction. What 1t gains lor you you - ~
maintains When it refreshes body or nllnu, "
refreshes with natural strength that comes 70
stay We are not recommending teetotaiism IN
the interest OF any faction; but long and extena-
ed observation teaches US that he who resorts 70
the bottle for rest recuperation will nnd as ne
keens at il. that he is kindng fire In his homes
which will consume like the flames OF perditlon:
Turn from 1t. Take tonic that will refresh ana
not destroy. DODD'S NERVINE Is for sale oy an
druggists. Price One dollar. See book OF ceru-
dcates that accompanies each bottle.
jGrce; .mos
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GoNE.-Master George Hunter, the youthful clog
dancer Of skif & Gaylord's troupe, was shipped
to his parents North, on the steamship Adger yes
terday. OHicer Nipson carried him to the vessel
and when she moved of the little fellow bade MIN
goodbye saying that if any one bought him
Hunter) for fool they woundn't sell him as such.
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PM PROPERTY IN PnSpLRroN.-we invite the
especial attention Of parties seeking good invest.
ments to the estate sale Of the property Of the
late BENZ. F. Sloan, In the healthy and pleasant
village OF Pendleton. The residence, especially,
is a. very desirable one. See advertisement. <,
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DwAsgRzAsLs WHATHEK-The weather yes.
tsrday was about as disagreeable as possible. 1t
rained and 1t blew-making umbrellas, over;
eeats and fires In demand. -- - -
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AocxprEp-An Of the parties appointed asses
sors by the Committee on Assessment have, with
the exception Of Mr.. Edward Kirke, accepted the
appointment. .ogsls> o - td5.'d 2iI
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UNITED STATES DIsrsIcr coURr. AT CHANBERs.
Yesterday, in the case Of Savage Heyward, mem
Der OF the firm EFT. Savage HeJward Sons, the
application to amend scheduie was granted.
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TEE eHzApEsr YEr.-THE NEWS Job ONCE Is
now prfnting biIl-heads in the best style and on
H5sper, at 81 80 per thousand. Merchants, think
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By B, M. MARSHALL & BRO.

TNARM AND DWELLING, NEAR ST.
STEPHENS DEPOT. t.-
On THURSDAY. 2sth instant, at II O'Clock, will be
sold at the Old Postofice, Broad street., ~
1877 acres OF LAND, two and half miles from
st. Stephens Depot, Northeastern Railroad, and
thirty miles from Charleston; 100 acres cleared,
balance well wooded. On the place are o Dwell
ing OF four rooms and outbuildings, and fine
Orchard. -, ...,..
and stamps. oct27
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BILL OF FMoRrALrY.--During the week ending
October q, 1853, there were thirty-six deaths in
the city-eleyen whites and twenty-five blscks.
or the whites there were four male and four fe-
male adults, one and two female children. or the
blacks there were eight iifals and eight female
adults, and six msle sad 8hes 5epsls caildren.
Seven were. under enc syeas Of age; fonr between
one and I've; one between nye and ten; three be-
tween ten ana twenty; four between twenty and
thirty; four between thirty ana forty; I'VE be-
tween afsyand sixtyfthzye gixtE and
seventy; !; oiie between seventy ana eighty; one
between eigbtyand ninety searsof age.
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By JOHN 8. RYAN.
A UCTION SALE OF LOT OF LAND
n NORTHEAST CORNER OF EAST BAY -
AND GUIGNARD STREET. re 49,

On TUESDAY, the Cd daysof November, at the
Old Postoffice at IL O'Clock "A. n, will sell aE
Public Auction. without any manner OF reserve
I All that LOT OF LAND, at the Northeast corner
OF East Bay and Guignerd street, measuring and
containing q feet Inches mont on East Bay, by
1853 feet on Guignard street, and "a feet inches
on the back, be the same more or less.
l f.gsgfGf i ALSO, y q,
| The LOT Immediately adjoining the above on
the north line; same Dimensions. .sl.T
Terms Of Sale-One-third cash; rem maindefs In
one, two and three years, secured by" bond and
mortgage Of the property sold. Purchaser TO pay
for conveyance and stamps. .a.s.I-
n B.-For further information, apply to
octs6 JOHN 8. RYAN, No. 50 Broed street. e
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ONE OF DICKENS or scott's Works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Gen.
tury. ocD
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M4xsR0r AT KALAIA-Tne Augusta Constitu-
tioaslss eoS yesterday, says: Ss'Weslearn that
Freeman, eotherwise .spunk' PoyelLwas shot
In the vicinity Of Fosters NILS at Kalnia, s. c.,
on Saturday night. Our informstion b that two
reports Of shotgun were heard, after which
groans were heard issuing fson the bushes IN the
nelghborhood, which attracted the attention OF
the Waterman at the mi: asafeh resulted in
the discoyeryiof Powell with six buckshot In bis
leg and hip. The shot lodged In his hip was drawn
out with . piece, Of his shirt, which had been
driven In the wound made by the missile The
other shot had not been extractea up 70 Sunday
night.L The Hondds are regarded as serious.
though nst necessarily yfktsl. .Es29aka NhoAred
upon Powen hsd made good his escape when as
sistance reached him, 30 tha. 1t Is not positively
stated who conmittei. the deed, except BY Pow
ell who claims to be able to identify the person"
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RAILROAD ACCIDENT Yesterday the nortnwaId
bound express train OF the Koftneastern Railroad
ran on the track . few miles above the city, oy
which the express seareaad . freight car were
smashed. No one was ininred, This train and
the down train also were delayed sevufl hotrs.
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rHs GERMAN SocIzry.-Tne suedncher Cores
pondent says that satisfactory progress has been
made ID the preliminsry organization Of this
muc6.needed society, and that the collectors VIII
handEz rar lsst at o meeting Of fhe committee
to bslksid to.iorrow evening. Branch agencies
viii DO opened wherever there are German
settlers tn South lCarolina ana will have he
right, under the constitution, to take part IN the
proceedings Of the annual meeting.
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[ TY AT F A I R S
Meetings This Day.
Auction Sales This Day.

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