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has probably gone Conservative.
JAMES CITY COUNTY.

HENRY
has probably gone Conservative.
JAMES CITY COUNTY.
Williamsburg PreciDct.-ror the con-
>titution. .l13; against the constitution,
u. For Acknowledgement. 302 against,
1@2. For tcst-oath. 29S; against test
oath, ll9. For Walker, l13; Wells, 3oS.
Lewis. III Harris, 3o9. Taylor. ll2;
Bowdcn, 40. For Congressman at Large ::
Joseph Segar, 1909; a. VI. Crane, 30S. For
Senate: J. Amber smith (RadicaD, 30S ;
Y. Walden Conservative. ll0. For House
OF Delegates +. 5. Norton, 800; Charles
". Butts. 103. For Congressman for First
District Dr.. Norton. 3G5: George w.
Lewis. i07. First Di>trict-York Precinct
Fort Magrudcr).- ellis, 42l Walker, IS.
For the DISTINGUISHING clause, 42j against
DISTINGUISHING clause, 81. FortcSt-oath, 40;
against test oath, 100. For constitution, o05
against constitution, q. Third frec!nct
Hieligr's Store).-N alden, 81 j. a. smith,
loj. Butts. -; +. s. Norton, 81. Walker,
IL: Wells, 100. Bowdcn, 1913.
KING GEORGE.
". \. J. Potts Conservative elected by
u majority TO House.
KING AND QUEEN.
Radical majority, 30.
KING WILLIAM.
Radical majority, j3.
LUNENBU RG.
LusESBURG COURTHOUSE, July s, 1863.
Lunenburg county (olficiaN gives Walker
~ majority. Stith Boiling elected to Lesls-
A'ufe 10y 800 majority.
LOUDOUN.
LEEsBuRG, July !, 1859.
ltcturns come III gerry SI0rty, but enough
i known 10 show Walker majority will be
about JIj. Thomas l.. TAYLOR and Edgar
>nosdeu. Jr's., majority will be about SO.
William Matthew and Isaac ID. Budd CON
''NatNcsl are elected TO the House OF Del
rS4t~>
MONTGOMERY.
tHEIsY!ANssu&G, VA, July I, 1869.
L4uorS Dispatch:
Walker has carried the county by from
>" 10 90 majority. Gibson and SeSar about
'ie same As Walker Miller, Conservative
.anaidatc .ad for Legislature, Is also elected by
r" majority. Penn. Conservative candi-
N-,e I Tor Senate is elected.
lounS Conservative is elected to House
VI Delegates from Floyd county.
MECKLENBURG.
Ills j nts county probably gave Wells small
~~ta!ot'y Large numbers Of negroes In TINS
-'"h'? voted Walker tickets, the fruits Of
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My Fellow-C CitiZens,-l am too much eX-
haustcd by the labors OF the campaign, by
the loss Of sleep, and by the reception Of
returns, to make you speech appropriate
to The occasion. The election returns which
have poured in from every section Of the
State speak a language too plain to be mis-
understood. They bring tidings Of victory
such as never crowned the efforts Of q po-
litical party in any previous canlraign in
the history Of this grand old Common
wealth. l told you, feliow-citizens, from
these steps week ago that we were bound
TO triumph, and pictured to you the hegira
of the motley crew of carpet t-baggers from
Virginia. / saw one upon his mule just
now, with his carpet-bag duly labelled.
daughter and cheers. ...E..s.
: accept this grand ovation to-day not as
% compliment to myself personally, but as
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-21
FROM NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 20.-The filibusters now
confined at Fort Lafayette will probably be
discharged Oh giving pledges to abstain from
future violations Of the neutrality laws.
In the case Of John A. Mahoney against Au.
gust Belmont and others for twenty thousand
dollars in gold belonging to the Fenian organi-
zation, the court directed the payment to
Thomas Barr, who was appointed receiver.
Further proceedings were adjourned to the
27th instant.
Two other haHksrs pleaded ssssissty TO usury
to-dey.
An e-ening paper has the 1salowing: "a
squad of men, from the Brooklyn Navy Yard,
with Marshal Barlow at their head, last night,
atmidnight, surrounded large house thres
miles back Of HoboSen, and captured forty
eight Cuban filibusters there9uartered. Sew
reral escaped, including Colonel Ryan. Several
OF 1he prisoners were hurt before they were
captured. All OF them were taken. to Fort la
s1ayette. A Telegram h ia been sent to- Rresi-
dent Grant. and also the Spanish Minister, an
.nouncing that th&s Is supposed to be the end OF
Cuban operations in this ,vicnity."
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A3MARENGO.--E e YER AND AGUE
CURE, TONIC. FEVER PRRv ENrlvE.-Tnis va,-
uabIe rfeparation has been In private use 70, many
years. and through the persuasion Of friends. who
have edt with The most tbsnefciaI results, the
proprietor has been tnduced to Offer it to the pub
hc. tis YsrrAnted 10 cura -cHLIS AND .FEYER
Of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicating its effects nom the system. 1t
WIN PURIFY THE BLOOD. strengthen the diges-
I've organss induce sdFs appetissii iand restore the
pasient to perfect health. Itis purely VEGETABLE
PREPARATION, and so harmless that children Of all
ages may take y with safety. Az q tonic MARENau
hss no suPsrior, and tor debility arising from the,
effects Of FEVER or Sfom other cause is invaluable
A few doses is sufficient to satisfy the most in..
creduIous sufferers OF its virtue and worth All
who try one bottle Of MARENGO will be 30 much
pleased with i:s efsect that thsy win readily en-
sdorss 1T NO HUMBUG For evidence OF its EN-
cacy and value, refer to MARENGO circulars, which
contain certificates Of well known and respectable
citizens.ss S4.e. s ssg s} j5l4tsNg ts-ss
Y MAAENGo is . genuine Southern preparation,
the proprietor and m snunscturer ing native ana
resident Charleston. and II Is fully guaranteed to
give complete and universal sstisfacHon.' p ~
NO HUMBUG. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggists. aud by DoWIE 4
NOISE. corner Msetfia an6 Esssl streets; GOOD.
RICE. NRMAN E CO.. Hsyne;strset. and q. ].
IUHN. tpzuggist. Agent ef Pxpprtstor,s cprner Of
King ard John streets. Charleston, y. 0. ~
june = XXX nsS ssT ss ,,s ,,snos Il ~ !.
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SPARKS EBoAs THE WIRES.

Commander w. p. -Buckner, U. $. N. is
dead. f'
There are only three yellow fever cases at
the quarantine in New York harbor.
Great foods are reported IN Illinois sand the
Northwest, doing serious damage to railroads
aud crops. -'-
The release of the Catholic priest, Father
McMahoh. frcfn the Canada penitentiery, has
been ordered. - x,..,r
Judge ]. s. Black recently hurt by auailroad
accident, is at histhome at York, Rmps,g Inn
proving rapidly. reG * :f-:1N =.
The superintsndeuts Of the various recruit
ing stations are ordered to chip recruits west
ward Immediately. EsAG@c9 @a-aaa.. y
Eight illicit distilleries were seized in Wake
County, N. c., ard twenty more IRE Stunning.
The whiskey is consuned in tne neighborhood.
The necessary arrap yements, have baen con-
ctuded, Secretary Fish's permission obtained,
and the French cable is expected to reach the
Massachusetts coaston friday .s1. -.
The details Of the destruction OF the Blue
jacket. Q British vessel from New Zealaa,d for
England, burned at sea in March last, show
sight Of sixty-nine persons saved. /.
Colonel Alven and the officers OF his ba.-
TALON (spanish) have been ordered to Hswana
to form new regiment. the old command be-
ing decimated by disease and battle.
In pursuance to resolution of the New Or
leans Commercial Convention; 8 committee OF
ten have bsen appointed TO arrange for Mas-
sissippi Valley Commercial Convention, to be
held on the Upper Mississippi in August or
September.
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By TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON,

WARRINGTON, July 20.-It has transpired
that Secretary Creswell has authorized Sena-
tor Ramsay to initiate negotiations for cheap
postage between France and the United Statee.
Mayor Bowen recommends the establish
mont, in addition to the white aud black
schools, of additional schools fully equal II not
better, and open to both colors.
Captain Webster, ofthe United States cut
ter. in ansrer 30 resnonstrances Of Nev Eng
aand coast towns against tho violation of State
Jaws by landing destitute persons. replied that
he was acting within hits instruetions.- Wig TO
'disorganize the atibuster forces by scatteriug
them along the c6ket, q i.@tlgsf ,an 70
1t is asoertainsd. oSna%sood authority. that all
the patronage % the government is to be used
for Stokes in Tennessee. Davis in Texas, and
for the nomiHee OF the ultra Radicals IN Mis-
sissippi. Radical members of Congress-, and
leading members Of the National Republican
Committee have 'bsen here and urged this
course, and have obtained promise that it
should be Beloved. This is in direct contra
dicdon to the policy 80 very recently announe-
ed by the President, and is further proof Of
how little contxel he has over national Of
fairs. Massachusetts really CONTROLS the gov
ernment to-day.
No further changes WI be made ia the Cabi-
net at present. as it is deemed impolitic to do
80 until after the October elections.
Judge Jetfords ana Colonel Norman, of Mig
sissippi, visited Judge Dent today, and found
him heartily enlisted in the cause OF the Con-
se1vative Republican party, Judge Dent ex-
presses his determination to visit the Slate and
canvass Tor the party, whether nominated for
Governor or not. trrro'a asaIs'a..e..
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The cnor PsosrEor IN GEORGIA. THE Macor
Telegraph says s53 W.

The CRor PsosrEor IN GEoaetA.3 The Macon
Telegraph says "3; 2:'
Drought st,ll afiicts some portions OF the
State-mose particularly in the northern seq
tton: Southern. southeastern and Southwest
ern Georgia seem generally to have an abund-
Ance Of rain. In Middle Georgia showers have
been frequent. bat they have been partial. and
many localities are distressed tor want OF rain.
Where those .ehowers have faAfen the corn
crop IS pretty well secured, and will be high.
Y satisfactory: Eleewhare. IL, is of course,
tp, a very CRITICAL or almost hopeless condi-
I. fha cotton crop .of Gsorgia never looked
better or promised q Greater yield totha ex lent
Of tts- areathan iit does NOW. No appearance
Of disease Of, 4ny. kind is manifest. and as
though here and there the growth of the plant
may be somewhat retarded by dry weather,
yet the skies have not the brassy look Of sea.
son Of general drought, and We hope, by turns.
the whole of Georgia viii get rain enough TO
develope the crop to full traition Of Its prssant
promise: The health OF the Slate oontiBuss,
good. Absolutely no complaints OF the aeld
laDorers are audible. Order, peace and sober
and diligent industry are theconditions every
where I 77'
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THE BLUE 1sIDGE.eR1NGw AGAIN.
The PA@nix Rubs its Eyes and Wake,
up-What it says OF Governor Scott
and His Little Gene.

The Columbia Phoenix, into, whose columns
the high contracting parties Of the mammoth
Blue Ridge Railroad job have heretofore man
aged to smugele several fulsome puffs of that
pleasant and ingenious speculation, IN it's issue
Of yesterday opens its batteries upon the Scott,
Crisvil & Co. 'Ring" in the following gallant
style: .t -t- t@. .f4@ G@
From the Pho liz, July 20] q
In this mornings Issue will be found copied
letter relating TO the Blue Ridge Railroad,
penned from Columbia to THB CHARLEsToN
DAILY NEWS. The writer states that upon the
ostinvulnerable evidence his assertions are
made, Assuming that the premises ere cor.
rectly stated, the conclusion is patent that
Governor Scott has developed in 9 new direc-
own-which means, let the common interests
OF the state go by the board 30 that his own
ton, s'Put money in thy purse. honestly if
thou vcna Pa prs %eney n thy @
one falling bsiow the estimate Of the Chief
Engineer, the additional issse OF bonds, Great.
ing the startling interest charge OF 500 600 IN
com annually. the election of the highest bid
the exorbitant cost of the road material CON
sented to IN the contract, and the support OF
Messrs. Harrison and Cameron in favor of the
lowest bidder, puts the agency Of Governor
Scott in most injurious and damsgiug light
to himself. IA -.
The NEWS is disposed to forbsar condemna.
tion OF Governor Scott until he has spoken In
bis defence. The very recent action Of Cover
nor Scott in reference to the taxes his feeble
letter on that subject. judged as State paper,
would have destroyed, Il il existed, the s!ieht-
est respect tor his ExeeIIenoy's aolLties, whilst
It's insulting and truculent character as COM
munlcation; ;and coupled with offensive threats,
have destroyed in US any feeling OF charity
which induces withholding and iorbearance
OF Judgment. So strongly does the cores.
respondent Of TIE NEWS assert his facts,
and 80 confidently does he vouch for
their truth, that wea cannot do otherwise
than believe, with the recortlaof the Executive
staring us in the face. that Governor Scott has
been feathering his nest from the Blue Ridge
road; and we Cannot feel that We do his Excel
leDcy any injustice IN anticipating any coin-
m9nicetion on the matter. apd propouncing
swindle upon the people aot South Cafolina.
Governor Scott seems to thinE that taxation is
the '.readys relief which is TO solve eyery
financial difficulty Of the State--he makes the
many suffer for the benefit OF the one; and we
feel 1t q sacred duty to make exposure oY, and
express our Indignation at, every bymptom Of
fraud and injury to our ctiz ans which comes
unOer our experience. it
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aLONDox aOssIP.
q he Qneen-A Scene Mt the Departure OF
the fsoyal Trein-UnpopuIarity OF the
I Sovereign.
4 The London correspondent OF the New
York Herald writes under date OF July 20:

3 The London correspondent OF the New
York Herald writes under date OF July 20:
London has been excited by that rare event,
visit Of her Majesty the Queen. She came
up for the breakfast yesterday, and, she took
her departnre again for Windsor at half-p
ten O'Clock this morning. A special train was
provided for her. and on the platform about
one hundred spectators were gathered to tee
her of. The Queen was dressed IN deep black
"a black. dress, shawl and bonnet. She has
grown fat, and her face looks coarse aud bloat-
ed. This may seem an ungallant criticism. but
il is true. Her Maiesty,s permanent boarder,n =
Prince Christian, with his pretty wife, looking
delicate and out Of spirits, were in the royal
train. with the Princesses Louise and Beatrice,
trice and leopold rode In the carriage with the
Queen. the others gong In separate compart:
snents Beatrice is very sweet child, with
hight hair. worn crnnped and flowing. and Lc-
dispositions but has y MUD ndscheering ex.
preston OF countenance. There wss no cheer
ing when the royal party appeared. or when
they left the station. except Q soiisafy I. ZIP,
gentleman. o But ths aitempt sat enlh hnsiasln
slgnally failed, and the last q Y ,ugrah' came
forth with slpothsTed sound, % il the loyal
9 beet of. her Majesty had just, suffered an
Landoners do not like the Queen, however
muchlthey may respect her: Hef unpopularity
may be read In every c0uDtenance and gath
cred omsxnanyn side remark, and While her
paople. her abdcation ia favor o. tho Prince Of
Waleg would be hailed with enthusiastic 10y.
ct least the metropolis. Very Few persons
Wou Won 9 hsye believed }tweni niy-five, years, ago
unpopuiar sovereign as she is to-day.
A PICTURE OF ALBERT EDWARD. ssa
Enter, u you please, with me, Just for once,
the Blalls Of the R0yal italian CDera: COvent
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Special. Notices

s$ BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the only
true and perfect Dye: harmless. reliable. instanta.
neous; no disappointment; no ridiculous tints; rem.
edies the Ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brown.
soid ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied At Bachelors wig Factory, No. - Bond.
street. New York. Tyr Nav Is
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a6- Tho Relatives, Friends and Ac.
apaintances of Mr.. and Mrs.J Y METRE, are invit d
to attend the Funeral Services OF their infant daugh
ter. JANE KENZIE. at Five O'Clock, THIS AFTER.
NOON, ut st. Patrick's Ohurch..,..,N* July al ~
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THE TURNHR CASE.

MACON. July 40. - The evidence in the
Turner case oday was voluminoua and. con-
sAlcting. Marian Harris s.sl asserting l,er
annocence. says she got the counserfsits.o
ss..nA IN her ns.,sssss.on., from aooaored.
nAssche Of the Treasury Department, named
Eahuman., The cours, reserved sstc decision,
WzhI toymorsow at ten o'clock, AN. yIsai
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sSrCFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
iiFIREPRoOF BUILDING. JULY. 10. 1889 e9-4Persons
wishing 70 contract for the building of6 Bridge
overa creek known creek. :. TO connect
Johns Inland and Waduaalsw win hand In their lro-
posals to this ofase on or before the 2Ash inst A
Plan and Specifications. recently prepared by Mr. l..
j. Barbot. Civil Engineer be seen at this ofice
nom 10 o'clock A. NJ. to 2 O'Clock p. N.
l4} 4'' 9ts-t8. az& 4SF LANCE. q.
JnJy 10 III Clerk Roard q n
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Asr Sc. Andrews Socaety.-Attenta the
Funeral Of your late member and associate, Mr.
JOHN f. MCKAY, from his late residence, East
Bay foot Of Society street. THIS AFTERNOON. at Five
O'Clock, WM. PAUL.
July 81 Secretary.
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FBurns Charitable Assoctati0n.-At.
tend the Funeral OF your late member and associate.
MIR. John F. MCKAY from his late residence, East
Bay, foot Of Society THIS AFTERNOON at Five
O'Clock, VIM. Roy,
july Al IS Secretary
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funeral Notices.

aa- The Relatives, Friends and Acc
quaintances of the late JOHN MCKAY, and of DAVID
MoDoUaAIL are invited to attend the Funeral Of
che 1crHs-, from mis- residence East bay, opposite
Society street, at Five o'clock THIS AFTERNOON.
July al
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Wbitnarp.

BROtGHTON.-Died, July 18th, 1869 at the Bar
rows. st. Johns Berkeley. at the residence OF Dr. s.
w. BARKER. Miss g. JANE BROUGHTCN, in the
fifty ninth year of her age.
.:Blessed are the dead who die in the Lord
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aF BEAUTIFUL FACES AND HANDS
are coon obtained by using the MILK OF vIoLETs.
oIt is entirely different from any other skin prepa-
ration. and purely innocent. Ladies' using it ex.
claim:
'tHow soft and white Il leaves the skin -
CAS- long az lean get ttI'n never POWDER z
\ Sold by druggists and fancy goods dealers. sd
nj 4
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JMy 10

sT FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &e.-MESSRS.
JOHN CAMpsEN + co. have opened Branch to
their Marketstree Flpuring Mills at tina corner Of
East Bay and North Atlantic Whsrt The Store lie
large and commodious, and having secured full
stock he various cefea,a they prepared to fur
nish their customers With ar~ns 1t the lowest mar
kea rates. ,,, 9.eow2A September q
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.; ~ IHE NEAY4SI, ThE QUICKEST AND
THE GHEAfEsT.- .--THE News JOB OFF1CE, No,
14s EAST BAY, having replenished its Stock with
new ana large assortment OF material Of the finest
quality and latest styles, 10 prepared 70 execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING OF every description. a4a ~a
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
ss-sUMMER pERns-How TO ESCAPE
THEM-It win not do to ,rihs with the health in
hot weather. vigor through the shin at every
pore, and it Is by physical vigor only that unheal
thy influences can be baHled and repelled. The vi.
tai elements evaporated In perspiration. Intense
heat converts into q self-acting pump and the
moisture that ts pumped out OF him is derived from
the we'll springs of life within him. There 10 great
need, .theretoke, that these sources Of physical
strength should be in condition to bear, without
danger or Inconvenience, the extraordinary drain.
Isthey arenot In such condition. the individual
becomes ianguid and low-spirited.
The man thing is to keep the digestive apparatus
IN good WORKING tiim: for II the stomach, the pur-
yayor Of the systeuas does It's dnty thoroughly, the
liver the wels the brain. md the nervous sys-
being duty nurtured, win ba likely to do theirs.
In view Of these facts is manifest that powerful
nsnd wholesome vegetable tonic 'f1as HoSrErTER,s
STOMACH BET rERS 10 especially required st this
enfeebliug season is the most adppirable Of all
corresiyes and inyie0 ante and for this reason 1t
doesinot over-stimulate the system. The proper
tions of sperient tonic and stimulating componenta
ars judiciousy gtadussed that the Of st
vigoraton and pur4no aticn so on simuitaneonsiy.s
and no p, due excitement 10 created in the crcula
lion or the BRAIN All unmedicated siimnlants, how.
everptre. excite the pulse ana the nervous syste.
Their etbi aratang effect is tempors y, and when Il
passes ffshe physical and mental depression they
were employed to remove returns in an aggravated
form But this not the case when HosTETTER',
BITTERS are taken as stomachtc and nervine.
The medicinal herbs. roots and gums with which
they imgreg: ated, neutraize the exciting pnnci-
pie Of the rye spirit which forms their basis. and
which 10 Id itself the most wholesome Of all the va
rtesies Of alcohol DAc July17
AS-DU CCRERS LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER
Death to the Hviugi Long live the Kiiiersi Sold
by'Dealers everywhere. fmo a June 20
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+- For EDISTO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND.

+- For ED1STO,
ROCKVILLE, ENTERPRISE AND WAY LAND.
II; t# INas. ~r
p ~slEMA THE STEAMER ST. HELENA
aaRgE21z2E3 Captain 81. D. EILIorT. viii receive
freight Tens DAY. 2lst inst, and leave 70. Molnow
,MonrINas at. a O'Clock, and Edisto FRIDAY MonN-
ING. at O'Clock.
For Freight or Passage, apply ON board or to
f. JOHN II. MURRAY, Agent
elr Z ,4 AVA, Market Wharf
No Freight received after sunset.
The steamer will leave again on THURSDAY, 29th
inst.s at 2 O'Clock a. M, and Edsto on FRIDAY
MORNING at O'Clock IL July Al
FOR EDIsTU. ROCKVILLE AND
BEAUFORT
( p H. THE STEAMER PILOT BOY.
{ = Captain FRNM PkcK, will leave for
the above points every THURsDAY MORNING. at 3
O'Clock. Returning viii leave Beaufort -FniDAY
MORNING. at O'Clock, and Edisto at 2 r. NJ.
JOHN EERGUSON,
june 30 Accommodation Wharf,
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Sptfial Nutifrs.

p, ~ THE Rev. JNO. I. GIRARDEAU,
d. D. Will preach o. w. In the Presbyterian Church
at summerviile THIS EVENING. a1st instant, at q
quarter past Eight O'Clock. . 'iHafiT' y 'vuly0r
5 -sE AXESlST TAKE Es l-NOTICE rs
hereby given that the Treasurer Of Coleton COUNTY
will be ready TO receive the STATE AND COUNTY
Taxes at the following places:
(Ada""s Run. July 2s and ~. : afn. i1 t.1
D /, Georges -tation, August ana g. ,t b
Green Pond, Station, August ls and 10.
HReeyes station. south Carolina Railroad, 4ugast7.
iRidgevilie station. South Carolina Railroad, Au.
q gust4
/: summarsilie Station. South Carolina Railroad Au
gust ana s. &C. 8.--. e '.i@.
wAlterboro'. from the sth to the oath Of July Ha
Yepges' asland, (st. Paul. July %. 49, 81 and Au-
gust 1sGs 40 uo3S8i Sea.t taHt taaretGgs c !. Z
Jacksonboro'. July so. 4at j, a:,y 81
. Tue Treasurer will he found at his Once in Wal,
terbdro' to receive Taxes and after the above
named dates untif August 2s After tina. date an ad.
Jition of Twenty peroCent. viii be charged on all
amounts Of Taxes unpaid before the 17th day of oc
tober and after that date the Treasurer will proceed
to object by distress otherwise All real and per-
sonal property are charged with seven aldla.haH
miIls on the dollar for State. and three mills for
County Taxes. 5a.r a+, .r -
Once County Treasurer. Walterboro', s. G.. July
8. 1859. JAMES W. GRACE.
July 81 Treasurer.