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TEE UNITED STATES CouRr, july 15-HoN.
GEoRaE 8. BRYAN. JUDGE, .PREsDNe.-The
following cases were disposed oft day:
Petition OF J. b. Suber, OF Newberry, for
final discharge from bankruptcy, was referred
to Registrar Jaeger, and final hearing ordered
before the Couat at Greenville on the 10th OF
August.
In the cases OF the United States vs.. George
L. Black, Nathaniel o. Tilton and William
Gregg, Jr., motion to set aside the verdicts
rendered on the ssh Of June, 1859, the argu-
ments sere head, after which the motion was
granted and the causes transferred to the Dis
trict Court for trial at the October term.
Application of Eugene Esdra, Of Charleston.
for copyright, was granted according to act Of
Congress. The copyright was for French
conversation playing cards." with the English
translation, affording both amusement and IN
struction.
Petitions Of Joseph D. Blanding, Ormsby
Blanding. Warren Il. Burgess, Richard T.
Campbell Joseph Chandler, Daniel A. Fox
worth, Vim. E. Flowden. Joshua Meyers. VIM.
NJ. Reese, Wiley Smith and JOSIAH W. Wilder,
all Of 8 inter, tor final discharges 10 bankrupt
cy, were referred to Registrar Carpenter, anc
final hearing OF oidered before the court at Green
vile on the Goth of August.
Petitions Of Bryant v. Rhame and Paulett A..
Sanders, Of Sumter, for final discharge in bank
ruptcy. were granted.
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A Gard.
CHARLESTON, July Is, 1859.

CHARLESTON, July 10, 1859.
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
The Courier, Of this date, in commenting
upon the cost to the State OF feeding the pri-
soners in our county jails, makes most vio-
lent assault upon the truth Of the old adage,
"Figures never lie." As it's erroneous state
ments are calculated to mislesd the few per-
sons who read that ancient and splenetic jour-
nal, beg leave to correct them through your
columns.
Error No. 1. 'There are sixteen hundred
prisoners in the various county jails through
out the State"
This is evidently gross exaegeration, as
there are but thirty-one (SD jails in the State,
and according to this estimate they average
fifty. two prisoners each.
The records show that our county lails aver
age about fifteen (15) prisoners each, making Q
total OF four hundred and slxlv-ive (465) in
stead Of sixteen hundred i1600,) as stated by
the Courier.
Error No. 2. ''It is we'll known tnat the ra-
tion of each soldier IN the United States army
costs the government just eleven (11) cents"
The commissary at this poet will inform the
Courier that the ration OF each soldisr in the
United States army costs the government just "
twenty-four cents aud seven one hunuredths OF
cent "a 7-100,) and the Communication valne
of such ration is thirty 1907 cents. 1t is well
known fact that the government purchases Its
army supplies in large quantities and at the
lowest wholesale rates, hence the cost OF the
army ration to the government is no criterion
by which to determine what it should cost the
various sherif's to feed the prisoners IN our
county jails. The army ration, taking quantl-
" and quality, cannot be purchased IN this
market, at wholesale rates, fJr less than thirty.
five 1857 cents. The Courier, when it advo-
Gates an allowance of only sixteen q6) cents to
feed prisoner. must have in view the bill OF
fare that led Oliver Twist to beg for 'one more
bean" FAoTs.
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A Card =.
To THB EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO The EDITOR OF The NEWS.
In your issue OF this morning you were
pleased to honor me with conspicuous and un-
merited nollce, taken from the Georgetown
Times. FIRST, thanking you for your conf
dence in believing that would not swindle q
poor freedman out Of teentysfue dollars, l
shall proceed. in as brief manuer as possible,
to make the 70 lowing statement OF the afflir.
AS far as the writing of the oroer is concerned,
care nothing about it. Tho ingenuity shown
in garbliug il is certainly deserving of great
credit. AS the only apparent object the
Georgetown Times had in publishing it was to
show up my ignorance, and as I plead guilty
to the charge, would congratulate the Times
and all others Of lts ilk on their easy victory,
and say any evidence on such score is unne-
cessary.
Now, in relation to the money statement. the
charge Is as false as 1t is malicious. When at
Georgetown, several months ago q boy "ame to
me, and after stating that he had been whipped
by one PARIS Dannls, said he desired to have q
suit brought against him for damages On
investigating the affair found there had been
several Intellectual attempts made t. settle the
matter amicaby. I the efore suggested that
the question of damages should be left to three
disiuterested persons. The arbitrators were
then chosen, the question submitted and they
agreed upon giving the boy twenty-five dol
lars. Dennis was to pay twenty five more.
five of which was my fee; the balance was to
paw The costs. engaged to stop the criminal
acticn then pending. There beng no solicitor
1t Georgetown at the time, on nv return to
The city 1 vent TO the Attornev General who
assured me he would enter ncl. pros. on the
payment OF the costs Shortly after the twenty
i've dollars was forwarded to mo bv Mr.. J. q.
Rainev, Sr.. one Of the arbtrators in the case.
Dennis took counsel of a law firm, and, through
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CRUMBs.-It is reported that the Mayor will
call an extra meeting Of the City Council next
week.
The Carolina Base Ball Club yesterday receiv-
ed a challenge from the Savannah Club, to play q
series OF games. The Club will hold meeting
tonight to consider it.
Five hundred out Of the large number OF un-
employed negroes in Charleston want to 20 to
work.
The advertisements in yesterdays NEWS for
gentleman Of color, wi was graduate OF
Yale or Harvard, to take care OF pair OF
horses, and foc o lady OF color, who lad re-
fined and cultivated taste, and with thorough
knowledge Of the French language and music,
to do the cooking for snail family. called
forth q number Of applicants Of the coored
persuasion.
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NOS. PIAN6s..

GOLD MEDAL FOR 1858 HAS JUST BEEN
AWARDED TO CHAS. NJ. STIEFF FOB
THE BEST PIANOS NOW MADE,
OVER BALTIMORE. PHnADEL-
PHIA AND NEW YORK
PIANOS.
OFFICE AND wARERoOM. No. N. LIBERTY
STREET, ABOVE BALT1MORE-sTREET.
BALTIMORE. Md.
sTIEFF's PIANOS HAvE ALL THE Latest
improvement, including the Agrafe treble, ivory
fronts, and the improved French Action, fully Wat
ranted for Ave years, with privilege OF exchan9e
within twelve months II not entirely satisfactory &C
purchaser. nd-handed Pianos and Parlor or
esns always on hand from $50 to $500.
RKTEREEs WHO HAVE DUB PIANOS N USE:
General Robert e. Lee, Lexington, va.
General Robert Ransom, Wilmington, N. u
General D. q. HILL Charlotte, N. G.
Governor John Letcher, Lexington. Va.
Messrs. 3. Burwel Sons, Charlotte, N. o., fe'
male Seminary.
NC.
Bishop Wilmer New Orleans, La.
Max Strakosch, Italian Opera.
Messrs. Person & Sons, Sumter, 8. O.
Charles Spencer, Charleston. g. O.
Send for circular. Terms liberal.
October %
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Not . Candidate.
TO THE EDITOR OF TIE NEW

ToTHE EDITOR OF TIE NEWS.
This is the second time I have noticed my
name in the columns Of TIE NEWS, in connec-
tion with others, as candidate for Corlmis-
sioner Of Markets and Aims House. While
believe Alderman Collins meant we'll in offer
ing mine and the names OF several other oiti-
zens in this community, yet in justice TO my
self beg the use Of your valuable journal to
say it was unauthorized by me, and as MIR.
Collins acknowledges, was unsolicited by other
gentlemen whose names be placed on the
tickets. JULIUS RoUMLLAT.
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State advertisement
TxECUTIvE DEPARTMENT.

THE FOLLOWING CIRCULAR HAS BEEN IS
SUED to the SheriRs. of the various Counties
throughout the State:
LAND COMMISSIONERS "FFICE, |
COLUMBIA, y. q July IS. 1869
To the Sheriff of - County:
.R-You are her-by reou sted to report to this
Office all lands in your County purchased BY the
State at Tax Sales date of purchase, oy whom "ccu-
pied, under what au horiy the party holds posses
sion, whether under cultivation or net. and What
disposition should bs made Of all such lands to sc.
cure the greatest .neHt to the Stl e. full and
early report, together with your resommen iation
and suRgestioGs and statement OF your expenses
incurred, will obliga.
Very respectfully, c. LIZ, LIE.
July IA 6 Land Commissioner.
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TIE WEATHER. Yesterday, though sensibly
cooler than the preceding days was anything
but comfortable. Mondav seems to have been
the sshottest day" in all parts Of the country.
At Poughkeepsie, N. Y. the Thermometer at
two Q. NJ. was 81 degrees in the shade; at
Portland, Me-. SO at two P. NJ; at Ph'ladel-
-phia. s6; at Washington, 9S; at Augusta Ca,
at two P. NJ, 102 degrees. In Baltimore he
highest mercury was IS degrees.
We are pleased to learn that there was
heavy and refreshing fall Of rain on Wednes
.nesdsy afternoon along the greater part OF ihe
line of the Savannah and Charleston Railroad
This must have come in good season for the
-tice crops, besides beng Of great benefit to
the sea islands.
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Z HOTEL ARRIVALS, JULY 15-Pduision Hotel.
John 4. Terry and servant, Walterboro; A. y.
GRAY. steamship Prometheus; b. L. BaddUck.
l.. q. Henderson. 8. o. House. Florida G.
Moln, J. q. McQuillau, Georgetosn; +. W.
Blance, F. e. hewitt, Floredce; II. Vau BUS
kirk, New York; Captain Charles Selmer, wife
and servant, Atlanta; Philip Malone, Augusta.
Charleston RoteL-Dr. F. E. Willis, Hilton
Head; G. n. West, Savannah Mrs. Ellen Mum
.cey and servant, Mise Laura NJ. rorns, Beau
fort; Charles q. Campbell, New York; Fred. A.
Savage, City; 2. G. MoNulty, Savannah; W. L
Price, Hamilton, N. c.; B. P. Brunner, Califor-
mia; General ]. Hagood, Barnwell.
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AssIGNEE,s SALE

Of Real Estate Of Josiah j Bra6ham, Bank
rupt, by the Decree of the Court in Bsnk-
ruptey, in The case Of Frederick j. Smith,
Assignee. os Charles II Rice, O. @ Rush
and wDe, and George Grimes. %
Will be sold on the first MoND AZ in August nsxt.
at the Courthouse, IN Barnwell County,,
1he following valuable REAL ESTATE
First. A TRACT OF LAND IN the County Of Barn.
we'll in the State Of South Carolina situated on the
waters OF the Great salkehachie consisting Of 22E
acres. more or less; bounded north and east BY
lands Of ". B. Rice and q. B. Rice west BY lands
of. II. williams and south by lands OF W. B. Rce.
Terms-One.haK oisb; balance on o credit Of
twelve months, secured by bond Of the purchaser,
with interest from day Of sale aud mortgage Of the
premises. Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps
FREDERICK j. SnIrH,
Assignee Of J. ]. Brabham.
NOTICE is hereby given. under the order Of Court
made In tho above stated case to all persons hold
ing liens upon the above described Real Retate to
prove the same before j. @. CARPENTER, Esq
Registrar Bankruptcy in Charleston, on or before
the first day OF August next or be debarred rom all
participation IN the distribution Of ihe net proceeds
of the sale thereof. FREDERI z j. SMITH,
Assignee J. J BrabhAm.
HS- Barnwell Sentinel will please copy. -
July 10 f3
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FUNERAL sxRy1cEs.-The funeral services Of
Mr.. J. Goetjen. whose sudden dea'h night
before last has been mentioned, took place yes
terday morning from his late residence ut the
southeast corner OF Meeting and Woolfe streets.
Among the. large number Of persons who had
assembled to pay the Last tribute Of respect
were members Of solomon's Lodge. No. 1, a.
F. NJ. Howard Lodge, No. 8. L o. o. F., Ger
man Friendly Society, German Bruderlicner
Buud. and German RrHe Club. Of all Of which
bodies deceased was an earnest and beloved
member. Peace to his ashes.
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THE STREET IxsrzcroR EMpIoYa FHrT
HANns.-Jos. d. jerks, Street Inspector, has,
since entering upon the duties Of his Office.
received ,avei hundred applications for work
from negroes. Yesterday, he employed afty OF
this number and appointed the following fore
men Of gangs d. L. Bsnford, Edward Wilkin-
son, John Brown, Robert Savage. all colored,
and a. Boyd, white. II is thought that he
rill find IT. necessary to employ more. We
iearn that the pay OF hand per day is one
dollar: foremen one dollar and quarter.
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n),ues, Giquors, Gtf.
old w HIS KIE s..

~ L ID W III i n I & .
THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNOE that they have been appointed by Messrs.
HENRY q, HANNIs CO.. OF Philadelphia, their
sole Agents for the State Of South Carolina for the
sale OF their celebrated ACME. z XXX, Xxx. XxXX,
NECTAR. CABINET and other brands OLD BYE
WHISKIE7.
They also wish to announce that they will be in
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISTLES, direct from
DistiIlery at Hannsville, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots of
new Whiskies In bond at Distillery Warehouse.
OLACIUS & WITTE,
No. So East Bay street,
June1 wfmSmos Charleston, s. G.
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COLUMBIA IrEMs.-The convention Of rail-
road presidents and superintendents. connect
ed with the through line from New Orleans to
Washington, was in session at Columbia yes
terday.
Mr. Isaac Hope. . young Englishman, who
has been in this country only few months,
and was living with Mr.. John DAVIS, died very
suddenly on Wednesday from the effects OF
sunstroke.
Sergeant George King, Of Company b, 9th
United States Infantry, also died suddenly on
Wednesday morning from the effects Of heat.
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TIM DAILY News PnIm CURRxsr AID Con-
x1aaaE CncULAs Win be ready Tor delivery at
eur countipg.tooh at nine o'clock this morn
ing. Knsie copiss Ave cents. Orders for ten
copies and over yiIl be flled at the rate Of two
and haK cents per copy.
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LOCAL MATTERS.
:. txssnHas THIS DAY
Orange Lodge, at 8P. n.
Carolina Base Ball Club, at 8 P. n.

zuc7lok sziEs srH1sDAH: "
CIV. srrTfssaill sellat 10 O'Clock, at cor
PEE TE,aa t and Klng streets contents OF gro
TX Ksox. % DAILY & Uo: win sen, &c 10 O'Clock, at
Their, store, furniture, lager beer. DO,
WMLIAM MoKAX will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at his
store, household furn,ture, &c.
MMss DRAxE. Kf3l sell ut 10 O'Clock, ct his
atore, shoes, clothing. &c. O.. So.
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sHERIFF,s SALE.

BY virtue of an order Of the Hon. B. B. Carpenter
Judge Of the First Circuit will expose st public
auction on THURSDAY, the 22d day Of July In.
stsnt at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at tho Northeastern
Ballroad Wharf,
The Steamer IDEA. attached and to be sold ss tho
property OF CHARLES WILEY, under an attach
ment in the case OF Albert o. Stone We. Charloc>
Wiley.
Terms cash. Z. W. Ii. MACKEY,
July 16 fmth3 8. y. Y.
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their advice, refused to pay the balance of the
award. I took no further steps to stop the
proceedings II court, as the boy had left the
State. The money is still in nav hands; I have
rendered it to Mr.. Rainey, who, not
more than two weeks ago. told me that he de-
slred to correspond with the boy before taking
it. 1t is distinctly understood that the money
can be drawn at any time by the boy. or any
one authorized by him. This is all know Of
the affair. The course pursued by me, have
been assured. was satisfactory to those by
whom was employed. W. j. WHRPER.
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PnsosA1--General Johnson Hagood, (of
the late Confederate States army,) President
OF the State Agricultural Society, is in the city,
stopping at the Charleston Hotel. asv
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LOUIS NOLAN, :,
Assignee for ID. Rtker.

tors Of D. RIKLR, Bankrupt are htreby notified
that pursuant to an order OF Court dated March
26th, 1852 they required to prove and estAhis4
their Hens before ]. q. CARPEHl ER, Esq.. -Regisl
trar on or before July 1st 1859, else be debarred
from any benefit arising from the decree to be made
In this case. "i LOUIS NOLAN,
July "A WINS tuth2 Assignee D. Rikd.
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TEE cusrutGHousrs seuABsIS.-An advertise
Insnt in another psrt, Of to-day's NEWS gives
what purports to be The programme for some
intaressing ee.endejss in which the outsoirg
and incoming oust tomhouse officials eto Rear
sconsucuow part. ~ ,hIi Gi,i ,bl'''a--.'-;-
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rrr Nr~s, IN rHr iCouxrax.-Rsadets OF
TIE NEWS going % the country can receive
their tav,rite paper by mail, daily. at seventy
I've, cents 4 month. by addressing note, with
their subscription. to onr publication Office.
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CHARLESTON. July 13. 1869.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.


CHARLESTON. July 10. 1869.
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS
You would greatly oblige some OF the resi-.
dents OF the Upper Wards, If you could give us
some information in reference to these negro
census takers. Last week o negro went around
in Ward No. 8. taking the names Of every per-
son, old and young, male and female, their
age, &c., &c.; this week, another black negro
comes around with . big book. and says i is
the 'sessor." HI wants to know how much
silver spoons, forks, and other ware you keep
10 the house. and what you value it at. He
does not ltemize the articles, but puts down
their value, with the owners name. Also, the
value OF your furniture &c. II he is in any
way doubtful, he demands to be shown the
pieces, aud marches in private bed chambers,
with his dirty black assistant, and scrutinlze,
everything. Yesterday afternoon, this black
devil, "the City Sessar," went into lady's
house in Spring street, and not being satisfied
about the value Of the silver plate, demanded
TO s.e 1T. The husband Of the lady fortunately
coming In at the time, sske1 the negro to show
his authority, when he said, .'lse been lected
to the City Ssssar, by Mr. Pillsbury, and he
tole me to go round" He was ordered out OF
''In hab dis house marked l wonld like
you to caution. our uptown residents to look
out for these thieves, for such is surely their
aim. lam, with respect,
We have taken some trouble to obtain trust
worthy information upon this subject, and
have received rom Census Taker r. c. De-
Large the following particulars:
The City Of Charleston is allowed six .assis-
tant CELSIUS takers, who are: W. H. Glbbes,
N. Levin and W. L. Gowan, white, and George
Lee, W. r. Jervey aud P. L. Miller, colored.
These six have employed and pay two other
census takers. viz: John Robinson and Peter
Morgan, colored. No other person than those
named has authority to ask for any informa-
ton of any citizen for census purposes.
Each census taker is provided with printed
books. and is required to obtain The number
of persons Of different ages in each family, dis
tinsuishing white and colored; also report Of
the quantity of farm and gard produce rails
ed during the year, the number OF animals, the
quantity of machinery, and other statistics OF
like description. This the census takers are
authorized by tho law to require to be given
them, under penalty Of a fine, but they have no
right to ask f-r any information in regard to
plate or spoons. Any men who have asked for
this, have nothing but robbsry in view. Every
householder should be on his guard against
them.
DeLarge seems to be anxious that every
thing should 60 on smoothly, and requests that
immediate complaint be made if there be any
incivility or improperly Of behavior on the
part OF any OF his assistants.
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DAILY NEWS.

Largest CircuIatton.-THE DAILY NEWS
s6IN9 TIE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
coGNrg1D As HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oUzATToH IN TIE c1TY OF cHARLFsToM
PuBLIsRRS TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
1ye IN THE PosToFFlcE At THE END OF
kAcH WEEK, ACCORDING TO TIE PROYLS-
xoNs OF TIE NEW PosroFF7CE Law:
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4 Cc1oarp Bor DaowNED.--A oolored boy
named Joseph Durham, about fourteen years
al ARA .xenkin, bathing near. the Savannah
Rl;lrosd depot yesterday sftRneon, and vas
drowned. His. body was. recovered, and the
Coroner notified TO bold an inquest. 70
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Valuable Real Essate at AUCTION. :.
w. Y. LEITCH & b. 8. BRUINS,
AucttoneerS. -.
BY virtue of an order Of sac to me directed by tbs
Hon. George 8: tryan. Judge Of the United States
District Court for the District Of -outh Carolina !
will offer for sale at public auction, ct tho oN
Postofhce, foot Of Broadstreet, on TauR6DAHs
sn' All thss s pIANHSTfoN HsHSo oS fAor OF LAND on
the wando River about nine miles from GhA11eatnQs
known as WoodVtle, containing four hundred ssresS
more rless. S,--.g
All that PLANTATION Oh TRACT OF LAND.
known as the Derby Tract, situated IN the rese Of
the Four Mile Rouse on tho plank rosd, containing
forty.four acres Of high land and eight acres Of
march land, more or less. . : .:.,,:-r, no h. az
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buhdlda1 did,
ated on the vest slde Of Mechanic street. In theY1
lage Of Blk rsve, measuring and containing on ths
front and back lines each ninety teet by three huns
dred feet In depth. 81.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings thsre-
on situate at the corner Of the Main Rosd and Dty
Rion-a treet. In the Village Of Riter.pne. msaunng
and containing In ftont on Divison.street ninety
feet, and In depth - feet; buttlng and bounding
east on Main Road, west on Northeastern Railrol9
track. south on Division street, and west on lands Of
A. Carsten. -, -, -, %,
All those TwoLoTS, kpown ss lot B and Lot o.
iu the plan Of the Village of Fftersvirle, made bS
John L. Branch. Lot containing about ono ana
one quarter acres, and Lot containing about tweps
tyone acres Of marsh hand. as will sppear by rcfert
ence had to said plat. ,,s. =
All that PLANTATIONOR OBJ rRACr OF LAND, op;;
posite the Quarter House. on the plank road about
Ave miles from Charleston, containing one hundred
and six (lC6j acres. more or less.
ALSO,
TWELVE LOTS In the Town Of Ravenel, sit1iSts
on the Charleston and Savannah Rallrosd, shout
fifteen miles from Charlerton, fronting ON NelIsrdr
street, and measuring on said font line two hufs
dred and ten feet each and containing from four %
seven acres each as may be seen by the plat Of said
Village. .,.s-- 81: ~ -
Terms-one.third cash; balance In two equal
successive annual instalments. secured by bond Of
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises BuldinsP
to be insured and olicy assigned. Purchasers to
pay for papers and stampe.
LOUIS McLAIN,s
Assignee for u. Riker. >
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,:,Frrpna rHr Pa1soxzzs.-Iu. publishing
this morning letter upon the subject Of the
cost Of ,dieting prlsouers, il il proper to say
thst We are assured that prominent merchants
here are willing to contriet to supply similar
rst,ops to thtss now furnished the prisoners m
the jan st from fifteen to twenty cents day,
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TAKING THE CENSUS.
Negroes after the spoens-A Caution to
the Cittxens.

The following letter has been sent to us by a
resident OF Ward No. 8, and is published as .
warning to our citizens