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Evening star., 1869-09-03

CHARLEsTcS.-lt l. a matter oG interest to
Icte the relative progress made BY tae di,ts--
eli Southern ates N The way OF recupara,ion
from tEe disastrous efT.r.s OF the war Proba-
hiy 10 S.ate IL The South was crippled more
seriously than South C-T1Iina. AMI tor a con-
siderable time after the close OF tue war the
business Of Charleston, its chief city, seemed
utterly paTalyzsd. while u began 10 revive
with more CT les animation at o,her points.
DUTiLg The last busILess year, however, South
CarO.lEa seems To have taken a start that prom
Ists 70 put her again IN the way of prosperity
The Courser, IN making a reiros pect of the wear
10 e with satisfaction the increasing strength
IF their financial pCsi'IOn and the better condI-
uoE OF the banks, founded upon the favorable
crops and good prices, and the establishment
and energetic development of many new
brare hes OF industrial pursuit. The following
II the estimated value Of exports from Charles
ton during the coming season CLIFTON
tp.anes, $4,000 bales, at 500 per bale, e3OOOO,-
Go, cotton, Sea Islands 1900 EaIes at $500 Der
bale. S3-UOO,cOO rice, 5000 tierces sI5D, .0Jp
PhosPhates, 1000 tons, $4,000: naval stores,
$500 barrels, S25J,CO0; lumber and timber.
a,CtO,OcO feet, S4C,OOO; domes,ics and warns
l5ttO bales, S9,0CO,OOC; sundries, SI,oyO,OOJ.
Total, S39,25U,O,O.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

IHECALlPORNIA ELRCTOS-The ASsocIa,at
Press has utterly failed 10 give the press OF this
city any Information concerning the election in
CalifOrnIa that took place on Wednesday
Dispatches published IN the New York papers
oi yesterday evening, however, state tina,
Frank McCcPp;p, Drmocrat, Is Reelected
Mayor by about one thousand majority. A
portion Of the Independent Municipal ticket Is
elected. The returns from the interior OF the
S;ate are meagre. but the indications are tha
the Democrats have secured majority IN the
EeNt legislature In San Francisco tn day
was a. quiet as a Sunday, and there was bat
little interest manifested 10 the election A
very strong Indspeu lent ticket was nominated
III san Francisco, composed OF the best men OF
BON parties but ~ seems to have been only
partially successful, and the corrupt NcCoppfn
s'fing have secured another lease of power.
he coIdIflCE Of municipal affairs has been
such under this ring" thar the better Citizens
OF San FranSIScO seem - think that nothing
short OF revival OF the famous .sVIgilance
CormI;;ee" will ever set things righ: there
La'ss.-niSpatches from San Francisco tc-
day state, II viii BE- seen. mat S.lby. Inde-
Pencent, has probably been elected Mayor o.
thai city. but that the SAFE Legislature -
henCera;Ic, eISuIIng the reJeeIon O: the 18th
aE6ECmeLt.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

~Norfolk, Va, is soon to have street cars.
Only one-sixth Of the population OF Lon
don attend church.
"SeyeTal towns in California will celebrate
the nineteenth an niversary OF the admission of
the State into the Union.
rvIt is intImated that Prince Arthur Is a
candidate tor crown, should one be lying
round loose in Canada.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

THE Harvard crew are to be received by the
different boat clubs of New York, in grand
style, upon their return from England.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

The National Temperance Convention at
Chicago yesterday passed resolutions for the
formation of new political organization, TO
have the title of the Anti Dram Shop Party"
and TO have for its object the suppression by
legislation OF all dealing in intoxicating
liquors. Measures Were taken for organizing
the new party in each Safe
Evening star., 1869-09-03

The Springfield Republican is down upon the
Washing ton hackmen.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

uS TIE fOTOMaC, GkANb ARmY OF OF
1hE KEf UBLIC, ASSISTANT ADJUTANT GESER
The AeJduri ed Meeiing % OF the Encam Enc pmsnt S R se-
si.ns, Der eIaTi.snf P1t.Wac will convene at Head.
II l.. .A.BBANDABURY, A. .A.A.a.
~ TIE TEACHERS OF THE PUBLIC
tomeet at the Franklin school B1iIding corner
i3th and streets. OF SATURDAY, reptsmbcr
st4o,c,osk: ?. IN Per order of the Trustees oi
Nv MAYOR EALTY.
intend Offering myself a, a C.ndi'a'e FOR the
iho.s interested Iwouid like to cal. % ne to IN.
&c 2 Inn Great An,iquarisn gooI.tore
rOUR LARGI STOCK or
PIANOS; PABLOB ORGANS,
Nus, be sold or rented AT Low FIGUEIs, to
make reOn tor Fall Stock ,ouur r,,,o
rAA1IrEs;sTtIoN,. At g, kNIaHIS a,S Is r1MSMPLAH-
MANphkY. No: !. are hereby notified that
ssSf Asian 10 sossoW SFrdsy sl EVEN E aiia
aNe S9pseqssI a. x, esISss c.a, As
knish: Is e1Teetei to be present
BY order OF L Con-. ,oxo,-
rTHE rIHsT slGIETY Or oE PE0GsEs.
hEw HARMONI AL hall.
MONDaY. ssPTs%nBER n8p 6. I';'I At sp. M.
NJ 10 hSRes i shat al all the msTseI. and 'renes Of
wIite t. Ia1@, @y % n'd n2 Gf
harit, and other members Of the Society at the
d.::a 8 i; 8 them, ' JOHN ssy%s$; Eis!|ss:;, '
~REPrBLICANs or NEW YORK.-The
H y.te of he at Cf HeU Yar
Tss,dept in Ms;hipgton hi are invited 70 NEE. e,
EvEHiNG next al So o'eoes, % to consider on the Ia.
forests of the approaching paign in that State
and provide such way .ad means q wI best sub
se1f.si and From 2; attendance of all New York
T De-, 7 - SKANIs 0EflEE' IsF !hs iIs.!
i s: ssnSo, e15s x:ss%. s!S.esii: sipsSs
Rspsi., 0r.vel. 0leet. Liver Oom d siats Pilss,
Ea EF:, q Of shs .s Bleed st
isss ss,Inof. Rs p &d GRANT IS North Liberty street
TFs soPA kSAE5s sFR ps6S 6SfH sESE sEs
cor lst st and Pc. av. Capitol Hill; To prevent
s q
snee has been secured e take lusiye charge o,
:sS. .ss OF ss.d .''' ei' q
~THE REV. J. H. CgTHBIRT, D. D.,
viii enter upon the duties Of his charge, ct
sen9e: sh r. &. on sAs
" a. II !; az & n the evening at quarter sos osloef
NT TTaoMPsOay . liz PREsE1yFR AND
CORDIAL
q snS 3. ana retail at the
W ~. A..s .... ,,,.. nA:t sS5.s:1y.s S.:+s At s.vI1
r.sions, me q: T S.rIss." s; y: one. si Hair Irsps
beth, A. asyine greatly q i.rsed ny % Ssosf an an
fepssao s,or 20 rsts syssythisg kslt arst cass
following ere river @ sample: xyerS Ps:paras
sGIiIuI, sGIiLuI, 90; Hi:A,slf Bittsr', ss;. c.iifornis
SSIdfS 30. s,d0 0I; Bas5IyS TEeSRheIs: GyoaS KssSa
ai,d soom az ao: PhaiSnf Perfumes. SO;
Magnolia Balm. so; Soda and Cream Of fs.tsr TO-;
baking. VIZ low. Colgate's and all kinds Seaps.
Brushes, Combs and Toilet Povders. much lower
than else mere. Also, our fine old Bye Whiskev
war; srted pure FOR medicinal and family use, bot,
ARTAU1 NATrANS, DRUGGIST,
je Is 3m' Corner ID and otretts north.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

The temperance people, or some OF them,
seem - be bitten badly with the idea OF form
Ing a new politcal party. They are holding a
>oA',I IIiOn At Chicago with the idea Of formIn G
one' ouThsse seems to be q pretty vigorous
minority amongst the delegates, who MAINTAIN
that the movement Is advisable. The mos
urgent advocate Of new political party
which snail De 70 ignore, smash up, and for
ever cisiniegrste all political parties now ex
sting. is Gerrit smith. Hs Is ths Treasursr,
and may Be presumed 10 hold the stronses,
hand OF all the delegates. James RI,ck os
Pennsylvania. Is the President The delegates
number 90. IL seems utterly improoabl. thai
8 formidable party can be formed from ,hs nm.
CieEs thus gathered. The masses, comprising
tie temperance folk, are too sensible to give
their a.d 20 movement likely &c be inimical
70 tie progress @; their cause.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

GocD THING FOR Sr. LoUIs.-Tbe asen,
ior the Egyptian Powder DIsinfeetanrr has
LEFT apackage with us TO be tested. He has
called several times to see why we haven't
roucedu- Wedont know what to do ahou,
N. The STAR establishment is so sweet we
can't find anything to test 1t on, but we ara
convinced from It's smell that 1t Is powerful
We can smell II all over the once Peopls
ccmein and remark ABOUT il. They say "Wha,
II the is 10 smells sor' We are afraid We
shall have TO get another disinfectant to disin-
feet this one. IL is a Preventive of Cholera,
and Is the most Valuable Disinfectant known
The agent ought by all meaas to take some to
81 Louis and those other filthy places on the
Great Muddy. Afew thousand packages mig ht
help save That plague-stricken city from its an.
nual visitation Of cholera. We can't spare ST
Louis the capital Just yet, but she Is welcome
TO all the disinfectants that come this way. We
have no need for them in Washington, any
more than they need manure on the rich but
miasmatic bottom lands about 81. Louis.
Evening star., 1869-09-03

sbs sFTIIES E1RnSS s!a5l. 81 IHl TEAeaEss = g.
o.,@o: stip =. the xailseh School, n House. s1
seners are rtspsettuly requested 70 attend. By
susls. the SUD b''rs iaspnsl % 'sid District
FTAs TRUsTkHs o. PURLLc SCHOOLS
tIi.s t9s % nii.1n to The school, ct that Dis
S.n5sI q II HssoAI !, pa FRIDAY and sAfGsIA!ss
sr the OF fShhsS rsIaGoIs .i i..as
t,e ,s iSs to the ;shGG. Of ths. DIS.
Between ana street. .oSa Il os s'
a sm On THURSDAY and FRIDAY September
"a enc 50. an 26td
r- PUBLIC SCHOOLS.
SECOND DISTRICT.
One OF the Trustees will be at the Miller School
from sth 's sssssmbsr saa fof tie
shGsS. Of & ne tickets s to ts'
U9 has kE%SVEb lis RESIDENCE AND
ito! Hiii. Once hours: from : 'B to a. ms m ' toa
and to 10 .. N. au I'm
n~PROF. L. g. MARINI WILL RETURN
through Eorope and viii fesu@s si bis nssru
lion on TUESDAY, September 20 He respect
Which he .
coming season. Repu 'licanl aus0tf
SOHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY The
- hest assoIt Itment and the lowest prices at BOB
ERTS No. 335 9TH street, above New York sv-
enue. Sc Slim"
SCHo0L BOOKS SCHOOL BOOKS Z
@. A. wHITAKER CO.'S,
se5-6t corner 7th and ID streets.
CAPITOL HILL REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Vt. JOHNSON,
PENSsYLvASts aSt.hk hAKENgsn ES9sn s,n,vr,.s
"A large collection Of property east OF the Oapi
toi Ior sale And Bent. sep3-tf
GEORGETOWN FEMALE SEMINARY,
M, No I6 Gay st., Georgetown, ID
Thls Institution. Boarding and Day School for
Ladies, will be reopened SEPTEMBER 13rH
For elrcnlsrs apply to Bsllantyne's Book Store,
MRS. NJ. Z. BIB,
eS-2w' MISS 3. A. LlPsCOMB.
II J. RUsSELLS DANCING ADADEMY
H. Will REOPEN at $50 Pennsylvania a
avenue. on WEDNESDAY, September 18th. g.
rpsyn.. Dsy. Of Tuition, WEDNESDAYS and "a
Ladies', Misses and Masters from two till 6ve
Gentlemen from seven till ten p. m
Call at the Hall for circulars. 3-solOt
HOWARD INSTITUTE, MD.
Location beautiful aud proyerbisly healthy
School select. Facilities for mental, moral ani
physical development unsurpassed. Pupils ther-
oughly trained for business, for college, for w est
Point, or the Naval Academy. Fall term opens
Sept 9th Expenses per annum 49,. Obtain cir
cuiars OF Prof u. g. .MATHEWS.A, M, Mathews,
store. P. ", Howard county, Md. seq I'm.
Evening star., 1869-09-03
PERSONAL.

PERSONAL.
5000 F9s ). ,.s isR
saiP Interior prefersd Address Jses., I"
sy RsAt Ys4s s;s.I;'d S.sss
'sissi os 'sss ;:i:'T:s an is AS ''
.u,,.o cSI REAL "a. 5s5ATs SsI, EkoSsR.
ALL PERSONS ARE nEsEBf f0s soTIs1np isIi
moi 10 trust ny wife on my sec sunt. as will pay
no ashts OF her centractin she having LEFT my bed
au % ca 1 --' ''O JB JONES.
SECRET AND s0ROEuLOUs DISEASES
- and Irupt,ons on The s ski ,norsushly cured
Guiding all poisonous and auaSs Eed,.inss
suU-2-. 4aa Est. between IN sts aaS sth.
MRS. b. SAWYER, Magnesfc, Heating. aud
~ CIsirvoysnt Medium, can be oensulted az NO
spes street NORTH upon sil business Of import
ITO NOT DEsPAIR UNTIL YCO HayEsESY
- oLe Or; DA RBY, on 7th .tr..t, next Odd
fen,lovs Hall. He is successful when all others
'u. au6-lm'
SAMES HUGHES,
ATTORNEY AND CeUNsELLoR AT LAW
~ MI practice in the suprene Court o, the Uui-
States, tne Osurt 81 Claims, and the COurts of
the District Of Columbia
9fioe, ato Penn. av: nue., bet. 18th sud 18th st.
Peck will be closed up by the partner, Jointly
Omce, 25o Pa. ave. bet. llth and I2th ste aui Am
nR. LION.
u 46s eth street. between ID and T.
The most skillful and Oldest established Adyar-
tising phYsician for the treatment ef EEMALE
OOmPLAlN N rs in the city. Ladies suffering from
Irregularities may repose the strictest coincidence
In him. He gbarsutees a thorough cure. His fees
are moderate, and patients visiting see no but
the Doctor. US-d
NATHANIEL WILSON,
ATTORNEY
HAS REMOVED TO no. 40s STREET,
my Aft NEAR 7rH.
THE HIGHEST DASH PAID FOR LADIEs',
Gents, and Children's Cast OF Clethips
Boots. Shoes. etc az 3. 3. HART0GENSIS, 2sl
9TH street. between and N. Any order through
mall promptly attended to. des Iys
pH!LosOPHY OR AABhIA0I,
l. new course Of Lectures, delivered st the
New York Museum Of Anatemy, embracing the
spbJects How 70 live and what to live for; Youth
Maturity and Old Age; Manhood generally re-
viewed; The cause OF Indigestion. hatulence aud
Neryoas diseases accounted for; Marriage philo-
sophicslly considered. &c.
Pocket volumes containing these lectures will
be forwarded to pa-ties unable TO attend. on re-
cefpt Of four stamps, by addressing SECRETARY
New York Museum of Anatomy and Science, 81
Broadway. New York. ualI-ly
Evening star., 1869-09-03
i BUILDERS ASH OTHERS

o BUILDERS AND oTHERs.
Thornton Smith, II seems, has the in outence
70 publish to the readers of the star tha,
Cornelius Burlew is the owner of any Or
ger f1ts0iHt In this city aDY place else, and
that AZ Is the cniy person in this city VITO owns
patent, &c i therefore deem il but Iust to ms
self to say to the public tnat both Of the above
statements are false. aud I can provs them 50
and will say further that Thornton smith is not
the owner Of any Concre'e Pavement in this city
OF elsewhere The patents he is now working he
bousht from me IN June ls65, but has forfeited his
right to use said patents ;ince last March hy an
express article Of agreement, be having iaied 20
pay Tor the same as per agreement.
sm prepared to lay Concrete "a all forms In a
superior manner, at fve cen Is per yard lees than
Thornton Smiths lowest bid. Please give M 9
call Office and order book at HAMILTON,S
Builders Depot, No. $50 7th street
se3-lW' CORNELICs BURLEw.
Evening star., 1869-09-03
M'InDs0ssIYSsss1 use0fs fYssssi1ssyss.I4ss stEsS. HALL.
P1NNA AvRSuR MAI 11rH STREET WBsS.
GEORCI BACER, Proprietor.

vyen nom O. n. % n D. o. The Bsr is stocked
s,.a ~ Tie Finest Liauors, Wines. and k.lS
sS:s,: Sss 3: :, =. "a. s,... s''as. ~, %h..
Evening star., 1869-09-03

SOHOOL BOOKS AND STATIONERY The
- hest assoI tment and the lowest prices at BOB
ERTs', No. 337 eth street, above New York
Evening star., 1869-09-03

n ESSAY ON TIE CAUSES OF LOST
"A MANHOOD. By DR.. J. hMORY RICORD,
No. al W. rayette street, Baltimore, Md. sent
free to any address. ssp2 .ly
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EOR SALE. RENT

DOR SALE, RENT
IL AZ a. OR LEASE.
Belonging TO the Estatcof the late Colonel
KElTT, and well known as the
Darby Place.
These LANDS are among the BEST in
the District, being situated on Lyons Greek.
commanding A FINE WATER-POWER, and
of n Rich Red Clay Soil They are offered
at ONE-HALF their Valuation in 1866. Said
Tract contains 500 acres.
Cenditions-$6,5 ,500-one-third cash, the
balance in two yearly instalmcnts Address
- ! MRS. LAURENCE KEITT,
nov I--tf Charleston, s. g.
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EUNHTURE. BEDDING. sc.
II r. WHITES Furniture Ware Rooms,
corner of Market and King Streets, Chtslcs,
ton, s. c., supplies many families, both
Country and Town to their full satisfaction
Read n few quotations from letters he re-
ccived:
NEwBERRy, April 6, 1869.
Mr.. r. WHITE--DEAR SIn The Purni-
turc came safe to-hand and was just as you
represented ii. Numbers of visitors have
looked at il, and it is much admired, in fact
nothing like il in This place. 1t may be the
means of your selling more here.
Yours truly, - a'S@sa
Another from Winnsboro, S. c., says:
eve arc well pleased with the suit. Send
Wardrobe 10 match"
And one from Orangcburg County
Furniture arrived safe, and family lie.
lighted"
Try him for yourself.
He keeps CRADLES too.
Corner King and Market Streets.
may-f2m8 A'-'iAs1 Charleston, S. G. +l
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PLANTATION BITTERS

g" This wonderful vege-
table restorative is the
sheet-anchOr of the feeble
and debilitated. AS q
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languida it has
no equal among stomach
les. AS n remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, 1t is
: supe1seding every other
stfm ulant. TN all
! climates, tropical, tenn
perate or frigid, it acts
as a specific in every
species OF disorder which
'underinines the bodily
stl'engthandbre down
the, animal spirits.
~ Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes a
standard article---a me-
dicinal staple. 1t is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine i'm the civilized
wOrld---be sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Grocers and
Country Stores.
aug 81 100 G{cT 1v
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= 7
The new Catholic cathedral in Now
YORK will seat nineteen thousand per.
sons. -.l-IT4g0D n<4
Mrs. Andrew johnson, wife of the ex.
President, is not expected to live through
the winter.
Gen. Joseph Il. Johnston is asked tu
accept the presidency of the Nashville
University, which is to be established.
ST. Louis expects to be the, chief sea-
port Of the world as soon! us she gets the
capital moved there.
ls Tvo more escaped convicts from Sing
Sing have left that summer resort, for
New York.
Pins found in tile ruins ofPhebes, and
made three hundred, ,ycars ago, have boeu
placed 10 the Louvre Museum. CIV Y
SaA Fraoisco Radicals now say that
closing the stores on election day lost
them three thousand votes.
New York spiritualists have already
got scvisitation from the late III. j. Ray.
iaona,n '5aziA ,o.i'
loA, snumber Of carloads of tea from
China, via San Ftancisco, have arrived
by ,rail at Chicago s1o,aav -,nK
7s' Horace Greedy acceptp the Republi-
can nomination for Comptroller of the
State Of New York. 4/1-r rTq4 ;,t
Extensive arrangements have been
inade for the exhibition of fine horses at
ths fairs to be held in Virginia and
North Carolina o. @ e {
The potato harvest has begun, and
laege quantities are being daily shipped
frolh Troy to New York. Prices are
lower than ever known before.
a travelling legerdemainist failed SO
sigBally in his tricks at Greensboro On /
reesDtly, that lIe was mobbed by his
auditcrs, and had to run for his life.
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SCENE ON THE OHIo.-Our boat had
stopped to take in wood. On the shore,
among the crowd was remarkably stu
pid-looking fellow, with his hand in his
pocket, and his under lip hanging down.
A dandy, ripe for scrape, mods and
.Yipks al, all round, saying:
"Nogi f'lLbaye some fun. IN 'frightep
tho greenhorp.n1 saiwolio. I'd, au. noij,r
He jumped ashore with large drawn
bowie, brandishiug it in the face of the
"greeu 'un," exclaiming:
"Now I'llpunish you've been look
Ing for ty5ti for d week.."2 "s seal
Tho fellow stared stupidity at his as
sailant; he evidently did not know
enough to be scared, but as the bowie
knife came near his face, one Of his huge
Ases suddenly vacated his pocket, and
ii 1ei spd hq-Sy SssH ecu Tic eyes ss ss
the dandy, and che poor fellow was aoun-
deFing in the Ohio.
- Gresney chen jumped on board our
boats mt this his hands in his pockets, and
booking around said: n,,a
"Maybe there's somebody else that's
been looking for me for u week."
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State Of" South 'Carolina'
ORAXaEBURG COUNTY. .of

PROBATE COURT. %
eXT'bM.9 SMITH gRxEoUfoR sfptris
i,E sl last Yhlgapd Testament of j. r. z.
Dantzler, deceased, having FLED his Petition
in this. Court for Observation-Disclosures ihe
Former EXISTENCE, Contents and Loss OF the
said VIII OF D9R. FiTDahtzleFl sSDhe motion
of Messrs. DeTrcville IS. Sistrunk, tits or
appear befcreathiB Gours sOls tae-4Gth day Of
December, 1869, tpy introduce and ,eross ex-
anime Witnesses touching the same should
they so dosire,I3 y, q. leg .K krR. 49,,
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
. sept 121G3m ( bEJndgeof Brobate.,s
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POETRY z q ]
Cling to Those who Cling to You.

OAAAn<3 " 1hVoO WIN OihiAS W AOA-
The following beautiful song is the latest
s:.'si s.. q s'a a';s lsls, pa
true teachings Of fraternal and friendly in
tercourse. We copy it by permission of
MessTs. White, Smith & Perry, the publish,
ers, 298 Washington street, where 1t will be
found set to music by E. N. Catlin..
There are many aaaHisIS aisESs 81 EGamsaier EGamsa b
Who arc kind while flowers bloom.
But when winter chills the blossoms
They depart with the perfume. ahG
On the broad highway Of action
Friynas Of worth are far and few;
As8fh pne49ass proved hsssfriendslfpst
Cling to him who clings to you. =
Do not harshly judge your psighbor, r,e,,,
Do not deem his life untrue,
IL he makes no great pretcntions,
hesaa NJ gEfaae'; though EorI lsts aro!feY; #
Those who stand amid the tempest
Firm rs when the skies are blue,
viii be friends while life epdure.h, ~,
Cling to those who cling 10 you go
.sr laepyeu see aiTorthy brother !n rom
Bsiffettipg tho stormy main, 4 .ersiil
Lend helping hand fratornai, yilgf, Il
Till he reach the shore again
Don't desert the old and tried friend
When misfortune comes in view,
For he then needs friendships comforts,
Cling to thoss who cling to you,
.yAanoD ,.- GSngolk County, Journal, i,
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The State of South Carolina.
yae ORANaEBURG In EQUITY. ~

Henry ID. Bonnett, Ad ~ a, k.,., 4.
D,inistrater of Estate Of Bill for Injunction.
GeorgeJ: Bonnttts RI & Pafiitionsssi
VS.: and Relief.
Jno F.Bonhc 80 q. s.. 3, 81. Az zee .AtB9sAs
lit appearing tony satisfaction that Josiah
W. Bennett, and Lenora Warner and I'd
ward Warner, Defendants din,ptheiissboIe
stated case. is absent. from and re-
sides Beyond tho limits Of the State. Ten
ordered. on motion of Messrs. Illusions 8
Legare, Complainants Solicitors, that the
said Defendants sido; Within forty 1layS
from the date of this order appear and
plead, answer or deinuf 90 the said BAR or
else the same viii be taken against him
pro eoHfesso. t"' SO'nU '-ssiiJ
clcrksonice,, = 'eBeReB-BehIvER,
ofFsspDGssi sapt' 8. 1855, sS }ofH snosst6f
scpt4q yI1rei9 cow A.. .KElIo40dS
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u - " IN VI - q 'W - / VT
" The State Of South Carolina.
q % ORANGEBURa County.
Il. Equiiu.
In Eguity.

a PPLICATION HAVING BEEN MADE
IN by Thaddcus C. Andrews, before me, to
Establish the former Existence, Contents and
Loss of a Certain Deed or Declaration OF
Trust, executed by the said Il. C. Andrews, of
a certain Lot or Parcel of Land in the Town
of Orangeburg, conveyed by ]. a. X. Hol-
man to T. G.. Andrews, said Lot being ON
Street fronting Presbyterian Church and
---77--- ---7--- Street, formerly property of John
Reeves purchased from Beach estate, On
for Petitioner, it is ordered that all persons
interested do appear before me on I'd day of
November next, to introduce Testimony or
Cross Examine Witnesses produced if they
so desire.
Clerks Office. GEO. BOLIVAR,
iOrRngebupg, s. G. q. r.
Aug. 9, 1863. J
aug7 ii ~ rreir. r4..r,, I'd
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HEAD .TunNED lARoUNp.--zA,a crazy
man was found at a grndstone sharpen
ing large butcher knife, and every now
taadsthsna examining the edge to see iffit.
iSaskesh. 1oi szton seiAti ssi7oi,siua4k
-'s awhat are you doing here ?" e :, /
Don't you see? Sharpening this
knife"
Eyes, but what are you, going to do
Wish itgYheny shsrpened 2" ~ -
"Cut old Browns head off to be sure. y
vas the reply.
"What, ,syouwon't kill him, will you p
xAsa0hs no ;2Illyonly, cut bis head of,
ssauds itsigft on again, hind side be-
fore, just to let the old fellow look back
upon his past life. Itwould take him ali
4tfS 4thfS rsss i Sifhis, , life to review t.Sa ~ I
zrtTWylIhst aIapeerfidea the lapatic had in
This Heads and what if it. were so that
every man, whom he reached certain
age, had his face turned around and was
.ISbliged to spend the rest of his days in
looking over. his past life? Would MT
thereIb strange sights!' one ~