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ss- ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous Debility,
Premature Decay. and all the effects OF youthful in
discretion, WILL for the sake OF suffering humanity,
send free 10 oil who need It, the receipt and direc-
tons for making the simple remedy by which he was
cured. Sufferers wishing to profit by the advertis'
ers experience can do 80 By addressing, in perfect
onadence, JOHN b. Julien,
No. AZ Cedar-street, New York.
r,.s~.,.no SmO9
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HT NOTICE. THE SUBSCRI Der HAS
discontinued the Grocery business formerly con-
Quoted by him at No. 23o. Kingstreet, east side Of
and above Market.street formerly known as the
stand Of n. NJ Porter, and In future will be found
at the stors OF VIM. 8. CoRWIN l. CO., No. 275
Kingstreet where he will be pleased to see the old
friends Of Gruber Martin, and also of G. b. Cru
ber. dEO d. dhobEh'
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Sptfial Notifes.

@ NOTICE.-THE CREDITORS OF GEO.
Il. eRUBER Esq, are requested to meet THIS DAY,
the 9th inst at the Office Of the Insurance and Trust
Company, in Broad-street, at u o'clock
Aprll 9
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EASTER CHURCH ELECTIONS.
ST. pAuL's cHUnou, psNDLEroN.

ST. PAUL's CHURCH, PENDLEToN.
Vestrymen-W. Fl. d. Gaillard, r. S. Por-
chor, D. W. B. Cherry, w. D. Warren, and DR..
4. J. Plckens. Wardens-J. F. Green, Chauu-
oey Stevens. Delegates to the Diocesan Con-
F. Green, ". Fl. D. Gailar1, W. S.
Warren, and DR.. T. j. Pickcns.
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@CONSIGNEES PER sTEAMSHIP
CHARLESTON are notified that she In discharging
cargo at Adger's Wharf THIS DAY. Goods uncalled
for at sunset will be stored at owners risk and eI-
pense. JAMES ADGER co., Agents.
Anri1Q
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FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.

FOR PALATF<A. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON.
VILE.
~H-s THE FIRsT-CASS STEAM ER
,S6H DICTATOR, Captain WM. T. McNrL-
~, Will sail from Charleston every 7uesdGy Erentng
at Eight O'Clock, for the above points
The hrstclass Steamer CITY POINT, Captain GEO.
F. MCMILLAN will rail from Charleston every Fri.
day Euening, al Eight O'Clock, for above points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernandina for Cedar Keys at which
point sIeemerssconnect with New Orleans. Mobile,
Pensacola Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading given for Freight to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orle0os.
Connectinq toiM H. S. Harris stedmrs Ocldpdhd
and Griffin for Siluer Springs and Lake. Griffin, Eus-
tis Hdrris and Durham.
All freight payable on the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunset will be stored at r1s
and expense Of owners.
For Freight or Passage engagement, apply to
]. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
South Atlantic Wharf,
N. B.-No extra charge for Meals and Staterooms.
November 81
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"A baby advertised for adoption in London
vas wanted by $40 applicants, all Of whom sent
money az a pledge Of good faith.
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~A CARD.-I HAVE NO INTEREST OR
connection with the house known under the style
and name of CoURTENAY, No. 9 Broad.street.
can be found for the present at DENNY L PERRYs,
opposite Charleston Hotel, Meehng-street
April 7 wfm8 HIRAM HARRIS.
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FOR NEW YORK.
.EG ULAR LINE EVERY THURSDAY
NEW YORK AND CHARLIE sTOM
MSHIP LINE. H.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
FOR NE w 70 RK.i.

n1-s~ TIE SPLENDID sDE-WBEEL
MY&&YS STEAMSHIPS OF this Line will
LEIHillEH leave Adgers South Wharf, during.
month Of April, as follows
JAMES ADGER-TUEsDAY, April g. at O'Clock PM
CHAMPION-sAIuRpAY, April 10. at o'clock P NJ
ARLEsTON-TuHaDA1. April 13, at O'Clock n,
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. April IT, at 10 O'Clock A n
JAMES ADGER-TuRsDIY, April 20, at - O'CLOCK II
CHAMPI0N-SATURDAY, April "a, at O'Clock p N;
RLESTON-TuEsDAY. April a. ,>at O'Clock "
"a Insurance can be obtained by these steamers
al u per cent. -tr
sengers purchasing Tickets on board after sailing
H8- These STEAMSHIPS have handsome and
roomy accommodations for passengers, and their
tables supplied with all the delicacies Of the New
York and Charleston markets. q lG.
JAMES ADGER i co.,
Corner Adgers Wharf and East Bay upstairs j 8
Anril
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as- CHARLESTON PREsBYTERY WILL
meet In Zion Church (Glebestreet). THIS EVENING,
at Eight o'clock Sermon by the Rev. DR.. HOWE,
Moderator. There will be preaching on each sue
ceeding evening Of this week, services to begin at
Eight o'clock. Seats free. April7
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February 5

mEssAYs FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and abuses incident to Youth and Early Man
hood, with the humane view OF treatment and cure,
sent by mail free oi charge Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P. Philadelphia, Pa.
January 20 ONO
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON coUNTY-FIRsT c1RoUIr.-oF-
FICE CLERK OF THE COURT OF COMMON
PLEAS, CHARLESTON, APRIL g. 1sss.-The Jurors
drawn for the Extra Term Of this Court, which COM
menced Its session On the 29th March, 1859, are re-
lieved from further attendance on The Court from
and after this date in accordance with the act of the
Legislature entitled An act to regulate the manner
Of drawing jurors"
BY order of the Court.
A. @. RICHMOND,
Anvil Wfg3 Clerk.
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TRAVELLERS PASSING THROUGH
CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA. AIKEN
Is1~s7,m. And other places, should not IA
NR&SNfSs to lay in their supplies Of PRoVIs
LII1MlIif3HS IONS, CLARETS, CHAMPAdNE6s
-EA1Ra443z- ~ CORDIALS, BRANDIKS, VIII:
KIES, WINES, CANNED MEATS, SOUPS, &c.
Patcs OF Wild Game. Deviled Entremets, Han,
Turkey Lobster etc., for L'lncheous, Sand wichts /,
Travellers Repsst, &c.
H3cSend for catalogue.
WIN. g. CORWIN h co.,
No. 276 King-Gtreet,
Between wentworth and Beaufain, ~
Charleston, 8. C.1t;
Branch of No. 900 Broadway, corner 2Oth streets
NeH York. October78
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
LINE
A~S THE FIRST GLASS IRON SCREW,
<Z$SsE$ $ag Steamship A NJ L A, HxsRT
ZE1MEEHfT@ PEACE Commander, is now ready
Co Il. toreceive Freight tor the above port,
to sail on or about 10th OF April.
ForFreght engagements. apply to
ROBERT MURE CO.,
Boyce's Wharf.
asr Risks taken by this vessel at 6yeeighths
" per cent. March 70
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FOR GEOsGEToWN, 8. c.,
TOUCHING AT wAvERLY, BRooKaRHKN AND

FOR GEOSGET0WN, 8. c.,
TOUCHING AT wAvERLY, BRooKGRHKN AND
KEITHFIELD MILLS.
-A THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPT.
k.4tstSsr7P P. O. LxwIs will receive Freight THM
DAY at South Commercial Wharf, and sail ss above
On SATURDAY MORNING. the 10th instant, at O'clock.
Returning she will leave Georgetown on TukspKx
MORNING, the 18th instant. at daylight.
All Freight must be prepaid.
For Freight engagements, apply to
sHACKRLFORD & KELLY. Agents,
April 1 Boyoe Co.'S Wharf.
CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
INLAND RoUTE-ONLY TWO AND A HALF
HOURS AT SEA.
THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE.
.,KDA TIE STEAMER PILOT BOY, CAP
,E1ElSTA TAIN FENN PgoK. win leave Accom-
modaton Wharf every MONDAY and THURSDAY MORN
ngds, at 8 o'clock, touching at Beaufort oniys
returning will leave Savannah TUESDAY and FRIDAY
at O'Clock A. NJ, making the trip In eleven hours
The Steamer FANNIE, Captain ApAm. win leave
Charleston every "WEDNESDAY MonNNa, at o'clock
touching at Edisto, ChisolmH Landing. Beaufort and
Hilton lead; returpnQ leave Savannah every THURS
DAY, at O'Clock P. n, touching at tho above lsnd-
ings
win touch at Blufton on tho second WEDNESDAY,
In every month, going and returning. C..
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
Aprile Accommodation Wharf
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The Newberry Herald says: "The streets
we're made by the sheriff: One small house
and lot, oae-fifth of an acre, $S05; one small
house, containing one-eighth Of ON acre, 5000;
and one good dwelling house, with about one
half acre, s1224. These were the most impor-
+ant aa1ea -
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REcoNsrRucT1oN-rHE GEORGIA cAsE-EoM1NA-
T1oNs AND OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES OF
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barone., and one clergyman; and the matter
was settled out of court after all !
A highly exciting scene transpired few
days since at one OF the Partisan churches.
number of fashionable equipages halted in
front o. the portal, and bride and BRIDE
groom stepped from the first carriage TO be
ma: rlcd in the church. AS soon as the BRIDE
groom, surrounded by his friends and rela-
tlvcs, rcached the door, he was suddenly met
by well-dresscd young lady who had evident
ly been waiting for him in the interior OF the
church. Stretching out both arms sho held
up before him lovely little girl, Six Oh elght
months old, and said in a piercing voice, "Ihls
is your child, but you are not worthy OF lnS
ing her no; am going to keep her. AS Tor
these portraits of him who has so basely be-
tr.ved me- will give them back to you." So
saying, she lung two photographs at his feet.
Tho relatives of the bride and bridegroom ln-
toryened Immediately in order to put stop to
the pa1uflI scene. They surrounded the young
laly, trying to calm hct and take her away.
She consented to leave the church, but IN
doing so, she fixed her eyes Oh her little
daughter aud exclaimed, "Your father has de-
serted me; but this day will be an unlucky .one
for him. God will curse him, and heaven will
not desert you'll" The young bride, who had
Already bc.u married to the faithless fellow at
the Marie, tainted away; when she awoke to
consciousness, she allowed herself to be led to
the altar, where the bridegroom in a fa!tering
voice and with livid face, amid the scornfdl
sneers of many of the bystanders, plighted his
troth 10 her.
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A SOLEMN FACT AND WAnK1No.-

n OObEMN EACT AND w WARN1EG.-
At TimmoHsville, last Sunday, during
Divine service n>thc Methodist Church,
just rs the congregation was singing the
last lines Of the last hymn, Mrs. Powers,
wife of Thomas Powers, ond grand
daughter of the late Rev. Wm. Brockin-
ton, fell from her seat with an infant in
her arms. Her lady friends went to her
relief at once, aud found that life had
ceased with her. The infant lives-but
the mother is in the grave.
The Rev. Mr.. Jones, the Pastor, had
just closed an impressive sermon Oh the
frailty of human lifc-the certainty OF
dcath, and the uncertainty of the tine
of its approach, as is that of the thief in
the night.
We learn that there was no unusual
excitement. The facts are, as we state
them, from an eyewitness.
We IRE rejoiced to add that Mr..
Powers was an exemplary member Of the
Church.
May God have mercy on ALL aud when
the time comes may our lamps be triu.-
med and found burning.-Duuiinyton
Democrat, 15M inst
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islature. We have prepared them with
the hope that such synopsis would be
OF assistance to those lately elected 70
ell these Offices. The duties and the
plan are both new and complicated, and
il will require time and 4 gradual ac-
auaintanco with the Act for the thorough
understanding of the ono aaaNthe sue
ccssful operation of the other.
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TEA.-It is but fcws days since the
first consignment of tea was received in
Cincinnati, and the follow ing from the
Gazette of that city will give an idea of
what our Western neighbors think of the
teas received from the antipodes via San
Francisco:
The flavor Of teas received by this
quick route when compared with those
by the six months circuit of the Horn.
is as the smell of new-mown hay is to
the lifcless odor of the bacd hay of COM
nlerce. The aroma of cup of this
tea, which but few weeks ago was
delicately scaled up by tawny hands,
sleeps the senses in u Kaleidoscope Wis
ion of the gorgeousncss Of the Flowcry
Land, and makes one feel as if China
were our next dor ncighbor, aud the
Chinaman man and brother"
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BRANcuvILLE, s. c., June2
On the 18th tho election Of officers of

I'D
TINS Iownsbip came OH. Thu, Gvmu-
Gratis, afew days preceding the election
day, nominaled atisket, and none ofthen,
being present. Of ihe nomination, they
became indignant, and declared their
names should not be made fun Of III such
manner Sensible men these. They
saw tho inevitablcness of the, defeat of n
Democratic ticket, and therefore showed
more wisdom, by, refusing to run. than
the men did who made up the ticket.
The Republicans nominated their can
didates the Saturday before the 18th,
three whites and three colored. This
ticket was carried through without dis.
scnting vote.
The officers elected are as follows:-
Burns ID. Myers, Clerk; a. s. Dukes,
E. I. II. Smoke and P. Berry, Select
men, George Baxter, Surveyor; Andrew
Pinckney, Constable.
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\ fellow in New Orleans, affected with
mania potu, conceived the idea that he
was goose, and procuring straw for a
nest and brickbats for eggs, pretended to
set on the latter. lis mother inter
fcrcd. "Why don't you see I'm set
ting" "But, Oliver, you amt goose y
the mother replied 81 amt? ?" "No.
You are my poor, delr son w "I know
better :" "Why yes, you are. Those
are not eggs-thcy are brickbats p
Don't | know Didn't 1 lay EN-, and |
mean to hatch 'em or die ~
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USE OF LEMoNs.-Hall's journal of
Health says: When persons are fcverish
and thirsty beyond what is natural,
indicated in some cases by metallic
taste il tho mouth, especially after drink
ing water, or by whitish appearance of
the greater pant of the tongue, one Of
the best coolers" internal or external,
is to take II lemou, cut off the top.
sprinkle over it some fine loaf sugar
work it downward into the lemon with a
spoon, and then suck it slowly squeezing
the lemon and adding more sugar as the
acidity increases from being brought up
from the lower poinsA e----
Invalids with icvcrishncss may take
two or three lemons day in this nan
ner, with most marked benefit, mani
tested by sense Of GOODNESS, comfort
and invignration u lemon or two taken
thus at tca-time, as an entire substitute
for the ordinary supper" oi summer.
would give many man comfortable
nights sleep, and an awakening of rest
aud invigoration, with an appetite for
breakfmt, to which they are strangers
who will have their cup of tea or supper
"relish" and cake and berries OF
peaches and cream.
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IN TIE COURT OF PROBATE
june 2G

Whereas, w. +. llutson, Esq, hath applied
To me for Letters of Administration On the
Estate of Jacob Hair, late OF Orangcburg
County, deceased
These are therefore to cite and ndmonish
all and singular the kindred and Creditors
of the said deceased, to bo and apcar, be
fore me, at n Court of Probate for the said
County to be holden at Orangcburg, on the
9th day of July. 1869, at 10 o'clock A.
NJ, to shcw cause if any, why the said Ad-
ministration should not be granted.
Given under my Hand and the Seal of Court,
this 2lst day of June, A. d. 1869, and in
the ninoty-third year of American Inde-
pendcncc.
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
june :6--2t Judge Of Probate
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The Tax Assessment.

We expected that fault would be fonnd
with the action Of the State Board of
Equalization, but we did not expect such
senselcss statements as have appeared in
some of the country papers. Orange
burg and Marion counties seem to be
suffering most cxcruciatingly from the
action of the Board. We propose
stating few facts relative to the assess
mcnt and the law under which it was
made.
The property of the State, as returned
by the County Auditors, and eqcaizcd
by the County Boards were as follows:
Real Property, s7G,l25 OPS
Personal Property, 3S,s2s,4lG.
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Total,
S1l4.953.l7l

pIdl, l.
1t is admitted, VIC believe, by the
Charleston News that the property Of the
State, il fairly assessed, should reach
5000, 100000. The State Board of
Equalization agreed with the .Neps, and
raised the assessment of the Real Prop
erty of the State 1906 063, distribu,
ting it among the various counties after
a full consideration of the return made
by each county.
r. AS sample H the assessment made
in the counties generally, take the
case Of Orangcburg Here is county
right through the centre OF which runs
the Edisto river, and which contains
some of the best lands in The State
And yet this county returned 129,3i7
acres of arabic land at valuation of
1921 ,879-making an average of Sill
| 100 per acre for the best lands in the
county. On the face of it this is an alb.
surdity. The meadow and pasture lands
i'll the same county are returned at an
average of $l.25 per acre, and the wood
lands at Il average of 81 per acre. From
n letter in the NerS of May 18th, dated
Columbia, we take the following: ii
learn from an intelligent farmer that
lands in the upper portion of st. Mat.
thews' Parish (Ornngeburg county have
appreciated 33! per cent in value since
1867, aud that owners don't care 20 sell
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NOTICE.

In accordance with Section 90 Of gAaact
entitled IAN act providing for the ossessmcns
nn1 taxation of property" approved the 10th
day of September A. d. 1868, noticcis,here-,
by given that the total rate per cehtum iesieJ
for State purposes for the year 1868 Is "a.
mills and for County purposes the total
rate levied is mills, making total for all
purposes for the year 1868 1ol mills on the
dollar.
JNo. D. Mo6Sr, =
June l2,-st County Treasures. 2 " :
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SURVEYORS.

r sfio t@%''ou"0 vi VI s"1itt s"1it3 - aAoS'
and of ths tsels sud plaessin which, end
teams aad Tools With =hich, they are re-
quired to pay the tax in labor.
AS to the manner of serving this no.
tice, see Sec. 81 of the Act.
All persons working in payment of
this tax shall be subject to the direction
of the Surveyor, rs to tho time and
place of working out the same.
On any extraordinary occasion, and
where any bridge or highway is destroyed
Or, obstructed SO as to require Immediate
labor, the Surveyor shall forthwith cause
the damage to be repaired or the obstruc.
tion removed by calling upon the inhubi-
tants of the district for aid, by hiring
other laborers or employing other means,
aud in such case six hours notice shall
be sufficient. If upon such occasion
any Surveyor shall neglect to employ
means to repair the highway or bridge,
for the space Of twelve, hours after an
piled to, he shall forfeit and pay to the
Selectmen, the sum oe ten dollars, unless
he shcw cause forhis neglect, and if any
person liable to payment of this tax in
labor, shall neglect to obey the instruc-
tions of the Surveyor for six hours after
he is called upon he shall forfeit and pay
the sum of three dollars.
The surveyor shall lay out as he shall
think beneficial, in making and repairing
highways, all moneys collected by him
i'll his tax bill, or otherwise received for
that purpose he shall keep regular ac-
counts of his receipts and expenditures.
and OF labor performed by persons, over
their taxes, and report to the Selcctmen in
December of each year. In case of fail
ure to discharge his duties, Surveyors
may be proceeded against as in the case
of delinquent County Treasurcrs or Tax
Collectors.
IT any person receive damage in per-
son or property through want of repair
of highway or bridge, he may recover in
an action of tort of the Township, the
amount of damage sustained; and the
Surveyor shall be responsible to the town
for any damagcs sustained BY the town
through fault of non-discharge of his
duty. (Sec. 49,
Surveyors shall receive fifteen cents.
per hour for time necessarily employed
in discharging his duties
CLERK.
At town meetings the Clerk shall pre-
side during The election of the Modera-
:or OF the meeting.
lie shall record all votes passed at the
meetings of the Township shall admin
stcr and record oath of office to all town
officers who appear before him for that
purpose.
Tie Clerk shall receive for every at
tendance on any town meeting, one dol
lar and fifty cents, and for his records
the fees allowed to the Register Of Mesnc
Conveyance.
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ORayGEBURG COUNTY.

PROBATE COURT. 81
Ex parto,D. A. McIyer Administrator of the
Estate of A. Z. and A. A. Smoke.
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN THAT D.
IN A. Mciver will, on the 24ih day Of July
next, apply Tor his fhal discharge as Admin.
istrator OF the Estate of A. T.. and A. A.
Smoke, deceased. =
THAD. C. ANDREWS,
june 26-H Judo Of Probate.
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LIGHT, HOUSE

DUIsNING FEUED.-.THIS FLUID
I'D will not EXPLODE, and is therefore
more reliable than Kerosene, and is equal in
Brilliancy.
1t is not trying to the eyes.
1t does not SMOKE.
Entirely free from CIR ASE.
Docs not SOIL the HANDS.
Does not GREASE the CLOTHING.
Can be BURNT in the KEROSENE LAMP
by using the new Burners.
BEST and most RELIALE FLUID now in
use, being SUPERIOR iii every respects to
Kerosene.
Before presenting i, to the Public have
given it a thorough test, and ask the Public
TO do the same For sale by
KIRK ROBINSON.
Agent for 0rangcburg County.
june 26 1y apl il