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Valuable Plantation at Auctton.
BY AEONZb j. WHITE & SON

Valuable Plantation at Auction.
BY AEONZs WHITE & SON.
Brokers, AuctiOneers and K cal Il state
Agents.
By virtue Of on order Of sale TO directed by the
Hon. Gerge i. hr>an, udge of the United states
Court for the District of south tarolln', will Of.
fer for eale at Public Auction. at the Old Posofce
foot of Broad street, tharleston. ). c., on 1UES-
Day. the IS of April. 1869. at II o'clo a. NJ,
ALI that PLANTATION Oh TRAC' OF LAND.
known as sea side containing 1853 acres more or
less, and unded on ,he Ortn by lards Mr. Nc
Cants, on tho east by lands OF Mr. Corbett, on the
west by land OF MI venning, and OIL the 8 utn by
aa e: ASA a ss:s .1s z sae x Ssssa a.
rish County of Charlesto The above Plantation
ady for period Of FIVE years, commenting on the
hrat Novemb r. 1857. and ending on the Arst Novem-
ber. 1872 Annual rent $500 to accrue to purchaser
from dlv Of .ale.
Conditons-,'ne-halfc cash; balance payable IN two
equal successive annual ipstaros., til interest at
,r,,v ..crsd sa c1S,' bv bond or bonds Of the pur
chaser and mor..-aae Of Plantation. purchaser 80
pay for papers and staIDns.
LAwRENcE W. o.HEAR.
M0On ~ mW11Otul Assignee jheodore Stoney
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
GREENvlLLE COUNTY.-IN CHANCERY.
"y"a"; Byrd 8 Co., Os. Grady & Hawthorn
Bill to Foreclose Mortgage, DC.
James L. orr. m .de IN the above case, I win sell
to the highest bidder at Gree.ville Courthouse on
MONDAY, the tn Of April next
The PREMISES described in the pleadinos viz.
An that PIECE. PARokL AND TRACT OF LAND,
situated IN the County of Greenvi le. seven miles
from the Coutnou-e and SIX from the Gree Vile
haiiroad Depot lying on both sides of Reedy River
containing tour hundred and ninety nine acres
more or less. in q high state of cultivation Upon
the place Ia located the veil known Cot;on and Wool
Factory OF the defenda ts The Cotton Factory is in
'ull opera ion, with some nine hundred and Hfty
spind'es and twent -four looms; the Wool Factory
with one hundred and twenty mule spindes ia also
IN good order and successful ope alton. On the
prem ses are good FIGURING, Grist and Saw Mills,
with blacksmith ehop-two com ortable dwelling
houses and several small framed houses ior lhe
operatives. with o nice brick church. The water
rover at all seasons s sufficient to drive three times
the amount of machinery now in operation. Tho
country is rema kably healthy with o climate nm.
surpassed In the United states, with SOBER indus.
trious and energetic population. Wooded LANDS nd
jacent well timbered can be purchased OF reasona-
ole prices T"is ia the best oDpo tunity au IN
vestment to capitalists that has been offered in the
up-couutry SINCE ths war.
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps. W. A. MCDANIEL O. g. O.
Clerks Of1ce. February I'd, ,ss9.
March 6 AVA
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TIE New EAGLE STEAMER.--The new steam
Are engine Of the Eagle Fire Company was teste
yesterday and the frat trial played two hundred
and forty feet Of solid water through 3-16 inch
nozzle. AT 40 extra meeting Of the company, held
after the trial the en2ine accepted aanimously
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The STEAMER G GENERAL MANIaAULT will
leave for Cheraw and all landings on the Peedee
River, from South Commercial wharf, on Saturday,
A. H., the 81 of April
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MORTALITY REPoRT.-The bill Of mortality
prepared by the City Registrar for the week ending
Saturday. 27th inst, shows total of twe enty-two
deaths, fourteen backs and eight whites. OF thi-
number, Fix were from consumption. four whites
and two blacks,
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CLUBS AND STARs.-George Chap man, white,
arrested for ASSAULT and battery, turned over to
Magistrate Dingle's warrant
Issao Fields. colored, arrested for robbing the
farm OF Otto Schweitzer. on Sunday morning last
of q lot Of FOWLS riGs and one coffee kettle. was
turned over to q magistrate.
Julia simmons, colo,e !. who applied for lodgings
during the night previous, was discharged,
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EXECUTIVE APPoINTMENTs.- Charles U. Shep-
ard. Jr inspector of guano and fertilizers; A. g.
Magrath. Jr., OF Charleston. George w. Watts. Of
Lancaster. and +. ". McBee, of Greenvllle, have
been appointed notaries public; J. B. Kerr,gan, j.
B. Craig and Jared Marley. magistrates for Claren-
don County
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BUSINESS NOTICEs.

CANARIEs.-There are some fine singers still
lett at Mr.. Carsen's, King-street, near Society.
-O-
CHAMPAGNE ALE.-Messrs. Knox. D ally & Co..
corner OF Meeting and Wentworth streets, have be-
come sgens for this finely favored and delicious
ale. ltis possessed IF fine body, and as q summer
stmulant is uns urpassed. Those who have tested
its merits testify to its superb qualities and recon-
mend 1t uureservedly.
WEST INDIA FRUIT, IMPORTED DmEor.-
Messrs. Bart Wirth, the enterpcising frultere re-
have just received by the schooner Morgan, from
Havana, large invoice of oranges bananas and
pineapples See advertisement
GARDENERS will bear in mind that now is
the time to transplant Strawberries, the plant
in boom, and the male can easily be distinguished
from the female. Ellerbes Transplanter does the
job completely. " VOICE
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The STATE CoURT-HoN. r. B. CARPENTER.
PREsDNa.- the como .usion of the arguments
In the quo scarrano the court proc ded to dispose
of number of the the trial do .ket in which
the time of the court occupied till the hour of
adjOurnment
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LAST DAY.-To-day ls the last day allowed
for the payment Of the fret instalment Of one-thrd
Of the city tax on real estate The Mayor has in
shuoted the Ci'y Ire to keep his Office open
until six P. NJ. for the accommodation of tax payers
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.

Delta Lodge OF Perfection, at 8 P. M.
South Carolina odYe, al 8 p. M.
Landmark Lodge. at half past z P. NJ.
st. Andrews society, at P. M.
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LED; NEW TnEnonArn OrH1on. Oh ri oaton
has at last. telegraph Office worthy of her great
and growing commerce. 1he removal Of he ma O.
rial. &c which has teeu in progress for some days
past was completed yesterday. and the first essage
was received at the new establishment at 3.4S p n.
To-day the main Office will be opened regularly for
business at the telegraph building. No 6s Broad
street. which has been renovated ard fi.,ed up in
style that renders 1t one Of the most complete and
convenient ofiaces OF the kind in the South. While
the merchants OF tre bay and the wharves. and the
brokers of Broad-steet whose business 1enders the
constant use Of the wes necessity, VIII be vastly
oenehtted by the change, the uptown community
will lose nothing. branch Office is also to be
opened to-day at the charleston Hotel The Tee-
graph Company wish It understood by the public.
thai no charge is allowed 10 made for the delivery
OF mes ages to their Gus omers
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CHARLEsroN RIFLRMEN SOCIETY PROMENADE
CoNcERT.-It must not be TO gotten tuat the prone
nade concert and gift enterprise ad Of the charity
fund Of Tho Charleston Riflemen soelety will oom-
m mtnce this evening at South Carolina Hall. Every
effort has bean made to make 1t attractive enter
tain nent and pecuniary ,s and, from all indi-
cations 1t is likely that the wishes of is most ardent
and stnguine supporters will be realized.
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IN SURE
YOUM LIFE AND PROPERTY.

LIFE IN
THE DNNECTICUT MUTUAL LIFE In
SURANCE COMPANTr
OF HARTFORD, CONNECTICUT
ASSETS and Surplus over 924 900 .OUO
DIVIDENDS have averaged over so per cent an-
nually
RESP every 800 of Liabilities, it
has $154 of Assets.
PREMlUMS.-Notes takea for so per cent of same
NEW ENGLAND MUTUAL LIFE INsUHs-
ANCE CONPANY,
OF BOSTON MAssACHUsETTs
PREMIUMs.-Notes taken for 40 per cent. of same
DIVIDENDS paid annually on the Contribution plan
PROPERTY IN
THE ETNA FIRE INSURANCE. COM
PANY,
HARTFORD. CONNECTICUT.
ASSETS. S5,1BO,931
THE HARTFORD FIRE INSURANCE.
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, ooNNRoT1oUT.
ASSETS. ................. ......... 80 ,O20, $40
THE NORTH AMERICAN FIRE lNsUR-
ANCE COMPANY,
HARTFORD, ooNNEoTIoUT
ASsETS....... ................. .@416.132
THO CONNECTICUT FIRE INsURANCN
COMPANY,
HARTFORD, coFNEorICUT
ASSETS. S......................... .@343 ,813
rHE IRVING FIRE INSURANCE. CUM-
PANY.
NEW YORK.
ASSE TS. .@324, ,043
Mr.. W. @. COURTNEY, of the firm Of w. c.
COURTNEY Il CO.. NO Boyce Co.'s Wharf. will,
in connection with this Agency take risks on COT
TON, RICE AND PRODUOE generally.
A. HI. HAYDEN.
No. asa KING.sTRsEE
January 20 fnw3mo
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CHARLESTON BRANCH
IL f e A SSOCIATION NJ
OF AMERICA.
A PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY,
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT.
No. 40 BROAD-STREHT.
Net Assess or this Depnrtment Invested
In this COmmunatv

THIS ASSOCIATION WAS ORGANIZED on THE
22d q I:.e last, on nine months ago. and has al.
ready secured an annual revenue from premiums ON
existing policies OF nearly $500. 900 Give Hun :
dred thousand Dollarsl. Its new business for the
month OF December was 81. .393 SO, insuring the
amount OF $1.l67, 900. Its new business for the
month of January was S86s524 II, insurinR the
amount Of 81, $40 900.
One months business being greater than that done
by the largest and wealthies Life insurance Oompa
nies In the United States during the entire first
year OF their existence.
The Association was first started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens Of st. Louis for
the purpose Of changing the current Of Life Insur-
snce and Life Insurance capital from the East to
the West and South. and as ITS plan is liberal and
just to every section State ad district the wealthy
men OF the West and Sou generally are insurine
their lives in it. to the exclusion Of other copanies
This is shown bv the faot that the policies issued
during the months Of December and Jan uary are of
an averange amount OF 81 388 a. drawing an aver
age annual premium Of $4l8 20
The largest average attained by any other oompa-
ny In the United Sta'es is about $40 to each poll
cy. while the average site OF AL policies existing In
this country 10 only about S2SOO.
These facts speak TOR themselves.
Oaicers.
u. Q: LOPEZ. President Cashier Peoples Nationa,
Bank. o. "'.
w. GEO. aIBBEs. vios- President Nv. g. wh.lden g
COY = w = ~ " " -
Z. E. JENKINS. III. D.. Medical Examiner.
ss;s} Directors.
JOHN p. STEELE tof North. steele wsrdelL)
.. irwin Wal U KER walker. Evans q Cogswell).
g. w. AIM r, Druggist, III
q. i: PEAKh, General superintendent South Caro-.
lima ReilrOat. u,
@. r. PANKNIN OrugQist st
JAS. Il. SPEA; Jswpi Ter, rs Il, g- l.ri
d. II. SILCOx Wholesale ana Retail Furniture
N. p. GARTER, Secretary end Agent,
March 20 w 1yr No. 40 Broad street.
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HIGH SCHOOL EXAMINATIONS FERMENTATION
OF CANE TO THE PRrNo1PAL.-Mr. F. W. Clements
department was examined geography, grau mar
spelling, practical arithmetic. metal arithmetic
Latin. French. and German. Other studies
are pursued, but for want Of time could
ne' be taken up. The boys did remarkably
well. sDd MIR. Clement and the other theachers
deserve much credit tor their efforts to the
lu lis. The following young orators delivered ad-
dresses, and del vered ,hem we'll: Master c. Fitg
simons. Battle Of Hohenlinden; Master Walter
Whitehead, Frenohnap and the Pig: Master r. VII.
on Small Tennysou's Charge of the Light Br,gsde:
Master Philip Wineman, Bernardo Del Uapito; Mas
ter Wilmos q. DesaussuIe. I he Worn Hat. On Mon.
day. after the conclusion OF the examination OF pu.
pals Of the arst dspa tment the principal, Mr.. W.
II. Ri Kingman. was presented with o handsome walk.
ing cane. set Of gold studs and portfolio. Master
Wm Thayer represented the boys, and rendered
these tributes Of esteem. 60. in neat little speech
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INSURANCE ON FREIGHr.-In this day of COM
petition, when the great currents Of trade nav be
changed from one course to another by what an
pears to be very trivial char1es 1t is important to
success that the leading line Of Communication
nom and to cities shoud be ,ucted ct the lowest
ngure In accordance with this idea we are pleased
70 notice that Messrs Robert Mure & Co., agents Of
ene Liverpool and Charleston steam line are exert.
ing themselves to have freight by heir steamers laid
GOWN IN Liverpool at the most accommodating rates
and 1T Will be noticed by their advertisement that
insurance by the steamship Camilla, now on tbe
berth for that rort, has been been rednced from
three'quar'ers to Eve eghtbs per cent The friends
OF Southern prosperity will do we'll to patron,ze
these chips.
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REPoRTERs' CRUMBs.-AiMar, the popular
uptown druggist. wlo always has the latest novel.
ties. In his line. exhibits Ia his window wonderful
chemical toy. call "Alasba La dscapes." by which
the beau iiul winter OF nature are initiated by
crystalzaton. " tn singular fidelity and rapidity.
seventeen thousand dolla were paid Into thu
city treasury yestel day. for taxes On roal estate.
Archib'ld @. McKinlay. co'ore], has been appoint
ed assistant posm lster OF Orangeburg, south Car
oina. e.
The commencement ball Of the Charleston Col,
lege will take place on Wsdnesd.y evening, at tho
Mills House.
The annual examination Of the pubic schools Of
this ca'y VIII be held ct the respe tive soAoolhouee.
on Thursday, Lat APRIL. at "a. NJ.
There was an e.opsment In the upper wards
couple OF days ago; tse hero oeing prosess OF tAs
tonsorial art and tho heroine well.known dansai
OF that locality.
] he stockholders OF the Blue Ridge Railroad
Company viii meet in This city ON Iuasdsy. 9Th
April
Tho interest coupons due on the 1ss OF April 1aao
on the frst mortgage bonds OF he Cheraw and Oar.
hng'on Raj road Company, will be paid on presen
tatton at the Northeastern Railroad Company's Office
or the office of the treasurer In Chersw.
The Bazaar and the Plym outh Chu ch Fair we're
well attended last evening.
After the Let proxlmo persons having business
with the Detective Office viii apply at the Csuard
house to the Captain Of Police or aeutonant e,ro-
mAnding in hts absence. a.
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Dr. j. ROBERTSON REID.-From an English
paper we take the following:
On March 2d. DR.. Reid. NJ. A., LID, F. ELS
&C, Head Master of the Wilmington international
college. H1ghgate. delivered an able ana interesting
lecture on Heat" In the Northwick College Mazda
Hi, 1t being the eleventh OF the series tor the ses
SION 1068-89 at the conclusion of the lecture the
Kew. A. p Mendes, Prircia al. movsd a cordial vote
OF thanks to Dr. Reid. which Arried with accla-
nation.
1t will be remembered that Dr. Reid, above refer
red to. was for some time Professor of Mathematics
at tho Yorkvie Military Academy, and afterwards
Principal of ST. Cavid's Academy at Society HILL
during the war.
HE SoUrH CAROLINA SocIErY.-At the an
niversary meeting of the South Carolina soclety
hsld yesterday at the hall. Meeting street, the an
nual election for officers was entered into with the
following result:
Hon. WILLIAM D. Po.1.a Steward
Hon. f. q. GAILLARD, Senior Warden.
ISAAC hAYAE, Junior Warden.
FRANCIS LANCE, Clerk.
EVAN EDWARDS Treasurer.
JOHN D. MILLER Hallkeeper
54ans 5na a0x3sn; 8. 5nnvrr. cOnstables.
Committee Charity.-Rtchard Yeadop. A.
MILLER, q. II. Ingraham, Sen. Edward Mccradv
Sacob +. schirmtr, Rev. w. B. Yates, James Oones
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LAND FOR SALE.

land FUR SALE.
Will be sold at Public auction, on the Arst MONDAK
in April. at IL O'Clock, A. NJ, at Barnwoll Court.
house, in South Carolina.
TWO HUNDRED AND EIGHTY-THREE ACREG
OF LAND more or less. belonging to the Estate eE
Mrs. Eliz ibeh Pascal1s, deceased. This tract lies
within about quarter of mile of the >outh Care
lima Railroad. one and gu rter of mile from
Johnson's Turnout, and abou. six and half miles
from the Town Of Aiken. 1t is adj ,cent to ands Of
john g. Wade, Louis Coxetter aud others and In
mostly covered with wood and tmter It will DO
sold by direction Of the will of Mrs. Pascas, and
to close her estate
Terms cash. JAMES J. MOCARTER.
April lxecutor.
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HorBL ARRIVALS. M Irch 80. .Paui!ton Ho-
sss.-J land, Au1ustav ) J Crummylor, Ran,eo:
Henry Gorham. steamship Sarsaossa; HuN and
daughter. areenviile; n " Luosen, wAiterbor oro'; A
L cenen, North csrGhns; w h Norean, Haywood
County. @; W 81 Herman. Lawisviiie, w Il Gar.
dy. ypsrsanburg; Newman. water-oro'; b Cole.
Massachusetts,, Dowling. R Kirkland. J J
Braohaua, Leroy Wilson. Barn~el', N RaIl, Emng.
ham. c; Howdsn. south Caroline.
OAarsesiOp Hotel John Chad ~tok. Waanaalas,, W
foreman, Augusta; W Davis. Agent sssboasd Air
Line; 8 T Trapsc. New York; N Cotaryh.n. Au.
gusta; J Hardy. kpsrtanburg, W Hall, 'Kos
Yo.A; W Godfrey. Wsltsrborc't l. Youmans, Edxe.
neid; James w Moore, W Nuloua South Carolina;
Branat Augusta; Mr. and Mrs ID Brown. phiIa.
dslphia; Mr. and Mrs samusl Chsw. PhiIade,phis
p L DenDow. DeDnstsssiile; r @ NJ Dunnovsnt, Eaes.
acid, w shounaksr W N shoumakss, Bsltaa.oare,
W IA WnlinSham. ID ~ Forbes. QeorRia: M v MnHfs
han. TEXAS; q Moore, New York. -
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HANDSOME Masonic kALor Box.-Mr. p.
M. kua' an ingenious mechanic and ardent Mason.
OF this city, has made. with common iron hoop
pocket kni'e an elegant and curousy con,riyed Ma.
sonic ballot box, wh,ch he inends to present 70 .hs
Pythagorean Lodge of which he is a member. Il.
must have cost HIM much patient and aki lful labor
aYid hts generosity In giving that for wh,on ba
might obtain large sum OF money is strong proof
OF his devotion to Masonry. TIE box is mado Of
highly polished mahogany, inlald with satin wood
represel lttrg various Masonic emblems. Tho bal
lote-the white being round aud the black square
are kept in compartments OF the box, to which there
is nm opening easaly admitting the hand, and lust
back Of this eompar ment is hole. through which
she ballots arc dropped into drawer which opens
on the opposite side OF the box. The Macon can
ths vote with perfect seorecy. choosiog the ballot
BY feeling whether 1t 10 round or square AKA depos.
iAng II in the drawer withous once taking his hsne
oat Of tho ballot boz.
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IHE UNITED STATES CoURr, MARCH 80
hoN. GEoaoE s. BRYAN. PaAsIpMa.-E. a. Hol.
man petitioned to establish lien OF mortgage. which
was referred to Reg strar Carpenter. A. p West and
=. n. phifer, as asa enees OF Wilson Abney and
Ihomas Whitmore, Charles Bals and J. O. Hawkins.
assignees of John H. johnson, g. r. Pruitt. q n
Porter and w. 7. Johl son, petiioned for order Of
sale, and orders Of references to Registrar ,lawson
were signed. The report OF Registrar Carpenter.
made In the case OF King & Cassiday. was read an
oonhrmef.' q. B. Glover, assignee Of Jacob F. Witt.
peutioned to call In lien creditors and for eale aud
the PRAYER Of the petition was granted The
OF Daniel Dennis to establish and enforce lien was
referred TO Registrar Carpenter. The petition OF G..
b. Glover, assignee of John Hman, bankrupt. 10
call in lien creditors and for sale was favorably
sidered and order Of sale granted On the admiralty
size oftbe court was herd the cause of c. d Grant
and others against the sloop p. c. ailard libel for
salvage. Warrants rests were issued returnable
April 1st
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Ger has any private right I'm his ooe any longer than
the Lcgt stature chooses to allow him to remain ana
he performs his duty here is no contract between
tho state and the ofcer and his pay poight be re-
asea ~ nothing even tho day after his election Mr.
Ola has property In his ofioe, and there is no
contract with HIM.
5. That tho Vad0'in0 act Is e1erciss BY kAe Lea.s
Lature 3~diciol posoer The Validating act is CON.
frmatoiy aot and not decree or judicial de termi-
.naion. 1t is q co frmatory remedial ac', which
apatu and again has been declared not to To obnox-
ious to che constitu ion. In support Of this position
Mr.. Corbin cited Cooley. All authorities agreed
that the Leg'sla ure might dsshense with formaties
in the conduct Of an election All statutes OF do
claratory and ccnnrrns ory character involve, in
certain sense. the exercise Of judicial power; but
as In tho of the Validating act. they are val.d
because they only confirm ana declare what had al.
ready been done. They do not in any way trench
upon the judicial denartment OF the Sta;e.
9. 7h0s an act sh0H yesac to b4t one subject an d
that expressed ~ the tiH. Upon this point Me-
Corbh cited Cooley to prove that this rule wac vau.
able % guide for the General Assembly hut was
not intended for public 1hs object Of the O.
vision is accomplished whera tho act refers TO but
one general subject, which is expressed in 1t. ttls
and does no include incongruous provisions. The
rule Is directory only. and must be literally CON.
strued. All the provis ols OF the Validating act
como within one general subject. But IL t.ore arc
rnasers IN 1t whicBare not connected Wit the title
that part may be Atoken out and tho rest VIII stand
good.
Mr coroin c'ted Cooley IN support OF this view.
and said that AZ the court a dec,ar- tina, certatn
sections OF the act were invalid the remaina & whioh
wac indicated I'm the title would 70 valid. This
wouh' at ls=ss mako good the frst section OF the
acs IN which the election is deolssed ana conrned
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Real EstGts.
~.RRIDE SMITH,
Shirts anS furnishing eBness.

PROPRIETOR OF the Gentlemen's Furnishing Good
Emporium. Meeting-street. near market, desirou
Of bringing the famous 81 @2