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N E w YOK II nd IH A ~ A. ~ .T,,M
STE MSHIP LINE
For NE w YOR RK.
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

eHekazm THE SPLENDID SIDE.WHRHf.
I&7&X4 STEAMSHlP CHAMPION r. A.
3ZN4EEH0X LOCKWOOD Commander viii sen
from AdRers eouth Wharf ON eAr.
CRDAY. July 10. at 6 O'Clock p. M,
A5r An extra charge Of $6 made for TYckesa r.,,
chased on board after sailing
leaves. 0A
a@- Through Bills Laiing given for Cotton n
Boston and Providence r. L. W
~ through Bills OF Lading given to Liverpool.
AN- Marine insurance by this line per ent
So The steamers Of this line ara first class in
every respect. and their Tables su3oed with an
the dehcactes OF the New York and Charleston mar.
kets.
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES AD9Eh 4 co.. Agents
Corner Adaer's Wharf and East Bay tJIp.. ta,rsl
AS- MANHATTAN will follow Oh SATURDAY. Jrr.,v
II, az 10 o'clock NJ. a79: ''v
July5 a
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@-FIRSr N NATIONAL BANK OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES JULY 8, 1867
DIVIDEND MOI ICE.-The Board of Directors hav.
ing declared Semi annual Dividend of FIVE ,s5,
DOLLARS Per share, free OF tax, the same will be
paid to Stockholders on and after TUESDAY the 9th
instant. wM. c. BREEsF.
July3 cashier
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Spffiai Notices.

a9- CHARLESTON SAVINGS INsTITU-
TIoN.-The SECOND AND LAST INsTALMENTs
due to deposiors (under the decretaI order Of the
Court Of Equity has been ready for payment for
three months. We have $1,000 still unclaimed.
There are two hundred and fifteen depositors who
have taken neither the first second instalment,
and four hundred and thirty-slx who have not
drawn the last. As the Office will be closed In few
months, those persons are requested to come up at
once and receive the amounts due them.
Hy 1I4 -. HENRY 8. s.GRIGdS,
July s NIX n,g; Treasp @. &. /.
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s@ OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLIGHT
COMPANY. JUNE ~. 1904 iividend of FIFTY
CEN TS per Share on the Capital Stock Of this Com
pany having been declared by the Directors, the
same will be paid on and after MONDAY, the 9th
proximo.
The Books of Transfer will be closed from this date
to 9Th proximo. W. HERIOr.
June ~ IL Secretary and Treasurer.
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So DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THIS
State, have appointed w GEORGE oIBBEs as
my Attorney to attend to all business pertaining to
the Agency of the Lille Association Of America for
this branch. Mp. CARTER,
- Agent of Life Association of America.
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.

FOX PAAATMA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, RFRNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE.
. nXn@h THE ELEGANT AND FIRST.CLAsy
% STEAMER dot 1ATOR, Captsip
w. T. MCNE.Ty. Will sail from Cbarlaston evexy
TUESDAY EVENING. at Nine O'clock tor the abovs
points u
Connecting with the Central Railroad at Hsyannab
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florfds
Railroad ut Fesns.a.na for Cedar Keys at wnioL
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile
Pensacola. 1ey West and Hsvsna.
Through Bills Lading sfgr cd 70 New Orleans an
Mohte. AT ,n.s =
All freight peyable ON the wharf
Goods not removed ut sunset win be stored at rfs
and expense OF owners. M .
!. D. AIKEN & co.. Assats.
Nay ~ ~0utb Atlantic Wharf,
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S-DUTCHERS LIGHTNING FLY-KTLLER
Death to the Living Long live the Killers Sole
by Dealers everywhere. limo juno 90
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BALTlA1ORH AND CAANa.hsusM
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
ArAxs The STEAMSHIP SEA GULL.
ZXMSXxc Captain N. P. UTToN. will sail for
AElNALGHaK Baltimore on THURSDAY AFTERNOON
~, = Jniy 9th, at halt-past s O'Clock, from
AS Through Bills Lading signed for all classes OF
Freight to BOSTON, PHiLADEI PHIA, WiLMING.
ION DEL, WASHINGTON CITY, and the NORTH
WEST.
For Freight or passage. apply to
COURTKNAY 4 TRENHOLM
July Union WherveH.
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a%THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK OF
CHARLESTON 8. Gully Sd, 1s69.--The Board
Of Directors having declared Semannual Dividend
OF SIX DorLARs Per share, free Of State snd Gov
ernment Tax che same will be paid to Stockholders
and after the 9Th instant. = = ! T. NJ
~ . JOHNF. ROBERTs,
July5 - - 8 Cashier. nro +em
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FOR NEW xOhM.
Reg ULAR LINE EVERY WEDNEsnA y:
PASSAGE $50

<f~sxn THE sTEA .IRKIP sARAGOssA.
IYss@ Capt, iu g. RYDER. viii leave van
KGMNl4SEdg~ ~derhorst's Wharf on WEDNESDAY,
1a2CzE@ AFTERNOON, July 7th, 1859. ct 4
O'Clock. '' ="
July RAVENKI. n 90 Aoar.a
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ATCHARLES TON GASLIGnT COMPANY.
This being holiday, payment Of the dividend will
commence ToMoRRow, 9Th instant
W, ]. HERTOT.
July 8 Secretary and Treasurer
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FOURTH OF JULY SCHEDULE.
MOUNT PLEASANT AND SULLIVAN'SL ISLAND
FERRY
n3K@A TIE STEAMERS OF THIS LINE
will run follows:
Leave Iity at 816 and 10 A. NJ, I; 8 and 6H P. III.
Leave Ount Pleasant at 8, 9 aud ii N A. M; TX,
and TX p M
.e sULLIvAN's ISLAND.
Leave City at 81k and 10 A. n II, 3 and 8H p. M
Leave sn!!!vsn's Island 71S, e1s and II =. q 5i6
and 7P.M J. H. MURRSY
July5 II Agent
EXCURSION AROUND THE HAWBOR.
suK~eA THE STEAMER AT. HhLRNA.
= Captain III. y. ELLIOTT. will make
an Excursion around the Harbor THIS AFTERNOON
eth instant. leaving Market Wharf at o'clo h. re-
turning at sunset. Music and rsfreshments Will be
on board.
Fare. so cents; children 25 cents
Joly6 1" JOHN b. MURRAY, Agent.
EXCURSION AROUND THE HARBOR.
- aNNssA The STE. MER EMIIrE, CAP.
tVEES{asafS;S2eTA TAIN p c. LEWIS. will make an Ex-
curst0n around the Harbor on MONDAY AFTERNOON.
the 9Th instant leaving Commercial Wharf ut s
O'Clock.
Band Of Music and Refreshments will be on
board.
Fare for grown persona so cents.
Fare for chlldten, UNDER twelve years. 25 cents.
sHAGKELFORL KELLY,
Ju!y6 Agents.
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The Eourth 70 to be celebrated by the me-
eroes here on the third. They ne getting up
m .namo h9bA' bsOas iAl3Gsans- asnsrsl
@ssee ID 70 be the orator Of me day. There
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FOR CtaERAW, s. O.,
AND ALI. THE LANDINGS ON PEEDEE RIVER.
r aEA The LIGHT DRAFT STEAMER
- Az&7iRsf2 GENERAL MANIGAULT, Captain r.
=. CoRDRs. ts now receiving Freight at Boyce's
Wharf. and will leave a. above on WEDNESDAY, MoRN-
ING the 7th instant, at 4 O'Clock
For Freight engagements apply to
SHACKELFORD & BELLY
July s Boyce's wharf
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Mn. EpreoR: have noticed the re-

i Mn. EprroR: I have noticed the re.
ports in your paper of various extraordi.
nary and promising oropsof cotton, and
while disposed TO accord fnll credit to all
of Guy enterp3ising pIantefs. Unjust call
your attentioh to ac6op that is far ahead
of spything net seen i'm this section,
Cob LID. Childs is not planting on j
very large scale, only having q few acres,
perhaps less, in cotton. Now, were it
not that might be thougbtto exagger-
ate, I could astound your readers with
what Ilsaw yesterday; but being exces.
sively modest and no way disposed to
"Munchausenism.p I will only barely al
lude to it. COX fChiIds having Just re-
turned home from North Carolina, in
yited me to go through his plantation.
Not having time to ride through it all, I
merely went through the outskirts, where,
from the enormous size of the cotton and
luxurious foliage, we were enabled to
keep In the shade, sheltered from the
sun; vegetables planted in the vicinity of
the cotton were 30 completely shaded as
likely to amount to nothing. The Colonel
is already engaging number of half
grown boys to assist in picking the cotton
when it begins to open, by climbing to
get at the upper bolls. He expects to
spin, at any rate, most of his crop into
fine yarns for the Philadelphia market,
and is now engaged in putting in num-
ber of extra spinning frames in the Sa-
luda Factory for the purpose. On at
tempting to count the forms and blooms
on one single stalk or tree, we were occu.
pied till night overlook us and had to
leave it unfinished; but should I have
time will try and finish the count in
time to report tomorrow. 1 learn that
the seed planted ,by2Col. Childs is n
Brazilian variety, sent him by Gen.
Hampton. Before leaving the cotton
field, I secured a tape line and took mea-
snrements of one stalk, which was thirty
high and 'thirty-six wide from limb to
limb. and after close examination we
could not find, in the whole field, but
nine stalks that were less than the one
measured. Our tape line being an old
one and the. marks little worn, I Inn
not sure whether they were yards, feet
or inches; but, one thing is certain. his
cotton is aoeN grorn, if is cbild's.
'"'' VERITAS.
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The City Council of Greenyilie has
subscribed Si90, 900 to the Air Line Rail-
road. ~
IMMIGRATIoN.-The number OF persons
who emigrated to the United States be.
| tween JSnuary 1st, 1868, and DecembeT
al. 1885, was 3, $50, ,644 IS
Ehe Duke of Newcastle has come 10
grief. He bet on horse facea, lost S2,-
O00,00O, couldn't pay, and the bailifs
are after him. S. 8
"A bold woman in New York says that
'female suffering" is . more importaht
subject for discussion than ''female suf-
frage." ,lIt.s.
In Wiscor sin, lately, two children were
bitten by mad dogs. To ease them OF
their aufferings, one was smotbered in b
feather bed and the other bled to death
A young Welchman, Tilted by the girl
of his choice. has sent to her n bill for
damages, in which, perhaps, the most
cruel item is t'to twelve days lost in your
company. s4 rs. 3d."
General Butler is said to have au eye
ou seat in the United States Senate,
but, owing to his ob,ique vision, no one
can tell whether it is Summers or Will
sons.
''Thats very singular" said young
lady to gentleman who had just kissed
her: ooh, well, my dear MISS" was the
reply, II will soon make it plural" and
the villain did.
A lately beheaded postmaster at Water
bury, Conn, advertises as ''lost,' one
hundred dollars paid to Congressman
for the Waterbury post Office.
Glow old are you?" asked railroad
conductor of little girl whom her
mother was trying to pnss on half tick
ct. II am niue at home. but in the cars
lam only six and half"
The Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has decided that newspapers are not
manufactured articles within the mean
ing of the revised statute, but that edi-
tors and publishers must pay tax as
dealers.
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THE ABoRIaINEs USED IT. The me-
dicinal virtues of Roots. Herbs and
Barks which were used by the Medicine
men, of the Indian tribes, and which
long experience has proven to, possess
the most efficient Alternative properties
for the cure of Scrofula. Kings Evil,
Ulcers, Cancerons and Indolent Tuinors,
Mercurial and Syphilitic Affections, En-
largemeDt of the Bones, letter, Ring
worm, Boils, Pimples and diseases re-
Blood, and all female diseases, are con-
tained in a highly concentrated form in
DIR. TUFTS SARsAPARuLA AND QUEENS
DELIGHT. 1t is very popular Medicine
and deservedly so. "J196
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What is this absorbs me, quite

What IS this absorbs me, quite
Improves my spirit, makes me bright,
They tell me! It's the "Queen's Delight"
For the blood! blood!! blood!!! OF
all the medicines known to the world,
none have been attended with such mark
ed appreciation by the profession and the
people ut large, rs "H Heinitsh's Queens
Delight" Now is the time above all
Others to repovate the system, invigorate
the organs and cleanse out those peril
GUS spots, pimples, corrupt sores, which
polute the life of the blood, and render
yonr body loathsome thing. They are
the precursors of diseased blood, and
will assume o much more formidable
shape, if allowed to go on unchecked.
The Queens Delight, the only real blood
purifier that has ever been invented, as
thousands will to-day attest, is offered to
the afflicted as q positive remedy for all
diseases flowing from vitiated condi-
tion of the system. Prepared only by
Heinitsh. J2O
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In Bankruptcy,

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District of South Carolina.
In Bankruptcy--Er pa,te George A. Trenholm
in tho matter Of II. P. Greon, Bankrupt
Petition to Establish q Lien.
NOTICE is hereby given to all creditors
IN holding liens against the esta tie of III. p.
GREEN that they are required to establish
the samo beforelC. G.. Jaeger Esq, Registor
in Bankruptcy, at bis office, in Newberry, s.
c.. on or before the tenth day of July next.
BY order Of Hon. George 3. Bryan.
THOS. j. LAMOTrE, Assignee.
June 16 w3
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Citation.

1T APPEARING to my satisfaction that the
Il heirs of Samuel Jumper, deceased, (names
not known,) resides without tho limits of this
state, it is therefore ordered that they appear
in the Probate Court, holden for Lexingt ton
County, South Carolina, within forty days
from this date, to show cause why the real
estate OF George Fertile, deceased, shorld not
be partitioned. A. EFIRD,
Probate Judge, s. @.
Office OF Probate Court, Lexington County,
s. g., June /. 1869. June WI
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A generous emulation seems to have
been inspired by the various agricnltu-
raj contributions to the PHOENIX, and the
cry is "still they come" Mr.. j. G.. Bra
zil lays upon our table cotton bloom,
of Sunday last, of the famous Petit Gulf
seed. Colonel Childs exhibits basket
of enormous pink-eye Irish potatoes,
from the plantation. on Seabrook's
Island, of William Gregg, Esq, SAM
pie of 75J barrels grown by Mr.. Gregg,
and shipped to New York. Cotton, too.
has engaged the attention of our esteem
ed friend Colonel Childs, and we have
the report from a gentleman who exa-
mined and measured o wonderful stalk
on the Colonel's grounds. Tried by a tape
line, it was three feet in height, three
feet in width, from leaf to leaf, and had
seventy-six forms and twelve blooms
upon it, The seed was of O rnre variety
and procured from General Hampton.
1t is fair to the other cotton competitors
to state that the Colonel is only an ANA
teur cotton planter, and that his entire
crop consisted Of but ten stalks, grown
in his garden. In these statements can
be found the key to the humorous article
OF "Veritas," presented in another CO.
lumn. The Messrs. Hope, fred with n
noble zeal for representation in this agri-
cultural congress, have made contribu-
tion in the shape of vigorous specimen
of the native South Carolina geranium
Had we seen it unbaptized, we should
have termed it. in the language of the
man and brother, "Jimson weed.') The
specimen does credit to these gentlemen.
They report it the growth of twenty four
hours, from no particular seed, and en-
tireIy voluntary and spontaneous pro-
duction.
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Beer! Beer!!

GONE dealers in this city have boen in doubt
- that could hold out supplying them with
Beer this summer. I now inform the public
that 1 have large supply of old Lager Beer
on hand, which put against any Beer brought
from the North, or even imported from Ger
many, as to purity and strength. l am ready
to test it by the Beer scalo.
June 13 JOHN c. SEEGERS
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COLJJMB S. c..
Friday Morning, Jnne %, 1859.
Z Rebel Dis sfYnnehisenAcnt. (

The New York Times leading editorial
refers to the question, now engaging
public attention, throughout the country,
of putting an end TO the suffrage diff
cnlties OF those nnected with the re-
bellion. II says that intelligent South
erners of most diverse party connections,
from Robert q. Lee to Parson Brown
low, are taking hegroubd that the time
has come when there should no longer
be o proacribed class before the ballot
box. It thinks The frat intense heat
against all concerned in the rebellion has
given place to cooler, calmer thinking,
and that the treatment of the rebels is
now weighed with more regard to the
true interests of the country. It sees
bad anomaly in o condition of things
that denies the highest prerogative of
citizenship to thousands of the most
wealth, intelligent and virtuous. while
it is freely exercised by tens of thou
sands who have lived all their lives in
the most debasing slavery and benighted
ignorance. It holds that there is some
thing in this permanent prescription
which is un-American, and opposed to
the whole spirit OF our institutions and
to the fundamental principles of govern
ment. It says: ,[
Practically, the South is now just as
clear as the North of any purpose to or
ganize. resistance against Federal autho-
risy.5 The suspension Of hdbeus corpus,
which the Northern people were made
to fesl during the war, would be scarcely
more out of time, il revived now, than
are these civil disabilities, still visited
upon the South. The rebellion has for,
ever passed, and with it should pass
forever away from both parts of the
country the last glimmering of its cruel
necessities s>.',.
If there was any significance in the
last Presidential election, it was just this
which the people of both sections pro-
nounced for. in uniting MS they so gene
rally did, upon General Grant, with, his
watch word-'Iet us have Peace The
peace that was then voted was no hollow
pretext or sham affair. 1t was honest,
heartfelt peace, springing from sense
of common brotherhood and common
Interest," peace sought and found in its
natural course, laid in liberal forgiving
sentiments. and in principles purely pa
cific, as far removed as the poles from all
intolerance and prescription. Despite
of the opposition of the few malignants
on either side, it will yet be the glory Of
this Administration to fulfill its assigned
work, by making this peace genuine
ndlgrand reality.
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United States Internal Revenue,

COLLECTORS OFFICE, Sd DIST, &. c.,
COLUMBIA, June S, 1869.
A Ill persons claiming an interest in a
IN WAGON and TWO HORSES, said to bo
Va, seized for c violation of United States In
ternal Revenue Laws, are hereby notified to
appear in thirty days from this date, and show
cause why they should not be 70 ieited ac-
cording to law. II. NJ. WALLACE,
June 0 ws6 Dep. Col. Sd Dist s. G.
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Notice.

r1NHE vALEDICTORY GRAFTON of the Eu.
Il phradian Society will bo delivered by Mr
EDGAR l.. CLARKSON, in the Euphradian
Hall, on SATURDAY, 26th of june, al 81
p. NJ.
The public are respectfully invited to at
tend. C. E. SPENCER. President
E. NJ. LAwToN, Secretary. Juno % tus2
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In Bankruptcy.

In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF South Carolina.
Al Columbia, the 18Th day Of May, A. ID. 1869
NNHE undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
Il appointment AS Assignee of JOS. MEN
DEL, of Columbia, County OF Richland, and
state of South Carolina, within the said Dis
trict, who has been adjudged Bankrupt,
upon his own petition. by the District Court
of tho said District.
THOMAS ]. LAMOTTE.
juno 1G w3 Assignee
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Estate John Ledingham.

IN Jnly next the undersigned will apply to
Hon. William Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Pro-
bate, for a final discharge as Administrative
OF the estate OF John Ledingham deceased.
June 3 t13* &c. LEDINGHAM
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Co1. WALTER 81. TAYLOR, OF Nor
FoLK.-We are very glad to see that the
good people of Norfolk city, and Prin-
cess Anne County, forming the twen-
tieth senatorial district, have nominated
Colonel Walter III. Taylor, rs the Con-
servative candidate for the Senate Of
Virginia. We have known Colonel Tay-
lor from boyhood almost, and we know
of no compliment too high to pay him
on the score of character and moral
worth. Intimately associated with Gene
raj Lee as member of his military fami-
~ during the war, tho teachings of the
grent Confederate leader fell upon his
mind as the seed of indigenous plants
upon their native soil, ever bearing
worthy fruits Colonel Taylor is truly
representative man of the class of young
Virginiansinto whose hands the destiny
of the old Commonwealth is to pass as
our fathers pass away, and the people OF
Norfolk and Princess Anne have honored
themselves in selecting him as their
standard bearer. The whole State will
be benefited by his presence in the Sc
nate, and no effort should be spared to
secure his election.
Richmond Enquirer and Examiner.
Those of our readers who served in the
army OF Northern Virginia, will recollect
Col. Taylor as the gallant and efficient
chief ef-of-staff of Gen. Robert j.. Lee.
They, no doubt, will be glad to hear of
the appreciation with which he is regard
ed in his native State.
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IA q @ al Item . .

Our thanks are due. and rendered, to
Mr.. Pollard, for bright, keen pair OF
scissors. They will prove o valuable aid
in our departments and we renew our
thanks to Mr.. Pollard for his extremely
useful:present. "a &
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Administrators Notice.

A LII PERSONS having claims against the
N estate Of Mrs. E. Il. HOPKINS, of Rich
land County, are requested to hand them in,
properly attested; and all indebted will make
immediate payment to
JAMES HOPKINS, Administrator,
May Ssl3 Hopkins Turn Ont, S. C. Il. r.
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Pareonsl Notice.

WILL tho person who wrote over the sigma
ture OF "a Friend" I" with the advice "be Silent,
be wstchful,"i communicate to the came ad-
itesa all the facts and the time and place of
theaame. Be as minate as possible.
June "a k2 y ~
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Estate of Mrs. Sarah Murphy.

oO1VU o1 1a1 % Dnh on murphy
NOTICE is hereby given that, on tho 18th
~ day of July next, tho Undersigned will ap-
ply to Hon. VIM. II. Wigg. Judge Of Probate,
for final discharge AZ Executor of the estate
of Sarah Murphy, deceased.
June 10 10 VIM. MARTIN.
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At meeting of the stockholders OF
the Blue Ridge Railroad Company, held
in Charleston, on Wednesday last. the
following resolutions were adopted
That the Board of Directors are here
by instructed to issue seven per cent.
coupon bond, principal and interest pay
able in coin, having twenty years 10 run,
and that all matters pertaining to the
text thereof, and issuing the bond, be
referred to the Board of Directors.
That it be referred to the Board Of Di-
rectors to ascertain upon what terms the
stock now held in this company may be
retired, so rs to enable the company to
issue new stock to aid in completing the
building of the road; and if the same
can be accomplished adyantageously. in
securing the certain and speedy compile
ton of the road, that they be authorized
to consummate such an arrangement.
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Mansion House, Greenville, S. C.
THE above long established, delightful
l. Hotel has just been placed in superior
ordor toaccommodate guests during the sum-
mer. sS.tSWANDAIE
June Is t6 Fr f~Est Proprfetor