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The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25
EXCHANGE RESTAURANT.
isr DooR WEST oFHoucK Il MYERS SALOON
ALBANY, OREGON.
This Establishment has heon
Thoroughly Fse-Furnished
and il now ready to receive poardcrs.
SIMMONS.


In Mc CiycnH Court ofMc State Of OREGON
far tic County Of Linn.
Thomas S. Summers, Il',G, Us. Eliza Sum
ncrs, Dcft.
Suit for the Partition Of Real Property.
TO ELIZA SUMMERS, DEF'T:
IN TIE NAME OF TIE STATE OF ORE
CON You are hereby required to appear in
the Circuit Court OF the State of Oregon for the
County Of Linn, and answer tho complaint therein
fled against you by the above named plaintiff
with the Clerk Of said Court. within ten days
from the date of service hereof upon you, If served
IN said Linn county, or If served in any other
county in the State of Oregon then within twenty
days Of the date Of service hersof upon you.
And you are further notified that If you fail to
answer above required, FOR want thereof tho
plaintiff viii apply TO the Court for n Judgment
decree Of Court that partition of the South half
of Not. No. "23n4'-thc same being your part of
Donation Land Claim as set of to you--situate in
Linn county, Oregon, and which land is now held
by you and the plaintiff tenants in common;-
except 81 acres taken of off tho south end of said
land land for your proportionate part of the cx-
pcnses of making said partition.
BY order Of lion. X. p. Boise Judge.
Dated September 8, 1869.
n. H. caAxoR, Atty for pl'G.
STATE or 0REcoy, :,
CoCSrY or LINZ,
l. Geo. II. Helm, Clerk Of tho Circuit Court for
said county do certify the above md foregoing
to be true and perfect copy OF tho original Sum.
mons in the above entitled cause now on file in
my Office.
Witness my hand and seal officially >afixed at
Office the sth day of September, 1862
Y5n4w6 GEO. r.. HELM, Clerk.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

EGGs.-Gradwohl wants any amount of
fresh eggs, for which he will pay 80 cents
per dozen. Take along your butter and
eggs, and Gradwohl will buy them.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

PAINTING.-The Court House is fast pre-.
senting a cheerful and pleasing exterior un.
der the sklIlfnl maRip ipplations Of the painters.
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LooK Our for the Daily Democrat next
Tuesday morning.
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March RAcE.-There will be race this
afternoon at the Fair Ground between Mont
gomery's mare and Geo. Hughes horse,
half mile dash, for S45.
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STORE AT LgBANoN.-Messrs. 4. CVran
4 Co., have established first class stnre at
Lebanon. under the supervision of S. ii.
Claughton. Esq, the gcntlemanly post mas.
ter of that place. They have just received a
fresh stock, and now have an establishment
there that rivals any in the county. They
assure US thas they are positively selling
goods at Albany prices. We trust our Lcb-
amen readers will remember this, aud call
On Mr. Claughton when they desire any
thing in his linc. Read the advertisement
or,be Store a, Lebanon, = among tho new
al y columns.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

THE LADIES of our city will be fully rep
resented in the Pavilion of the Fair next
week, judging from the rumors of nice
things being prepared by them.
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THE FAIR GRouxps.-T Through tho kind.
ness of Mr.. C. Rogers, we were last Thurs.
day enabled tomakc visitto the Fair Ground,
ndfound everything in good shape for the
approaching exhibition. We found about
fifty horses in training and were given the
names of the owners of most of them, but as
we shall probably be called upon to speak
more fully of the merits of the nurses next
week, we refrain from it this time. Suficeit
to say that there is some Of the finest stock in
the State among them, and that they are in the
best possible order for running aud trotting.
The track was never in better condition, and
the stable and water facilities are superior
to those of any previous year. Quite num-
Der of new booths are being erected, and pre-
parations going forward for the accommoda'
tion and comfort of any number who may
choose TO come.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

THE ANN AGAIN.-The steamer Ann !"
was sold at Corvallis on the 22nd inst, by
marshal Young, for violation of the Rev
enuo laws. She was purchased by the Wal,
zlamette Freighting Company for S3,S25.
She was built for the Snake river trade and
named the q Lewiston;" was brought TO the
: Columbia and passed through the Dalles and
Cascades by Capt Smith, the intrepid pilot
of the Shoshone through the great canon of
of the Snake river last spring. The passage
through the Dalles and Cascades was peril
Gus feat. an the wonder of the time among
boat men. She was next brought around
the Oregon City falls and into the p. L. Com.
pany's basin by Capt. Haun, despite all sorts
of threats from the p I. Company-rnn by
the Willamette Steam boat Company in the
Yamhill trade-Sied up for debt--pur.
chased BY Capt. Swain aud others, and sue.
cesfully run upon the Long Tom, thing
hitherto thought impOssible-was siezed un.
der the lien law for wages due from the Com
panv. of whom she was bought. and which
wages became llen-waS S0id-bought In
by Swain,-sunk in the Willamette-siezed
BY the [. S. Marshal, upon information
1fled by two e s,ns, one of whom had been
defeated in an attempt to enforce a eoncoc-
ted claim as lien for work done under the
old company. The information was for
violation of son provision of our complex
system Of Revenue laws, of the existence of
which Swain was ignorant. but not more
81 than the Revenue office at Astoria seemed
from its correspondence to be. The beat
was finally sold-as stated. Capt. Swain IS
the largest stakeholder in the company, pur-
chasing. The - Ann : is a prolific theme
for itemizcrs, and has heen the subject of
innumerable newspaper paragraphs-long
NAV she run.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

FAYoRs.-J. II. Millard has favored us
with some handsome boquets of autumnal
flowers, and a couple of beautiful specimens
of the vegetable egg" the latter of which
is to US a rare curiosity.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

Acc'DENT.-There was an explosion in
Doc,. Ayers Laboratory, yesterday, which
caused some excitement in the vicinity
Ayers Pills are manufactured under an
enormous pressure, in cylinders, like can.
non. which sometimes prove too weak for the
compressed forces, and burst with terrific
violence. Fortunately. the pieces do not
Gy far, so that no one has ever been hurt By
them. The action is more like ice than
powder; but it makes Pills which all the
world acknowledge are PILLs.-Daiy Jour
RnI. Lowell.
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WILSON 5 CiRcCs.-This mammoth es;ah.
lishment performed here last Friday night
tn an immense and delighted audience. Tho
performance hy the Ducrow brothers, on the
double traPez, the wire walking by Miss.
Zoyara, and the cymnastic fcats were dc,
cidedly the best we have witnessed in Ore
gnn, and the perilous feat performed BY the
intrepid lion keeper, Of entering the cage of
those ferocious beasts, armed with nothing
but a whip. excited admiration and awe
from the entire audience. This Circus will
be at the Fair Ground next week, and We
advise all t. 20 and see it.
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Married Men,
TO the Ladies.

Person's calling at Dr. Gibbons Office or send
ing FOR packages Of medicine may rely upon bis
assurances Of confidential secrcsy with implicit
faith. aud expect no more than 10 be charged with
a fair and mutually satisfactory remuneration for
services rendered. cUusidering the circumstances
and difficulties Of the case, rather than too prey
alent aud selfish practice OF cxorta,ion among.
gUaeks and pEeienders.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

DR.. GTBB0N Is responsible, and viii give to
each patient written instrument binding himself
70 effect radical and permanent cure or make no
charge.
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ADVERTIsEMENTs.
TO THE UNFORTUNATE
NEW RENEDIEsl NEW REMEDIES
DR.. GIBBONS DISPENsARY.
623 Kearnv ST., corner Commercial,
Private Entrance on Commercial St.,
SAN FRANCISCO.

ESTABLISHED IN 1854, for
the tremtment Of Sexual and
Seminal DiseaFes, such as Con
orrhea, elect, Structure. syph-.
Ills In all its forms, Seminal
Weakness, Imp0tency, ete.--'
Skin Diseases (of years stand.
|ing) and liberated Legs sue
|ccssfully treated.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

HoTEL.-The magnificent new hotel Of
Houck & Myers, on the corner of First and
Washington streets, is fast nearing compile
ton, and will be open for guests by the Oc.
tober term of Court. The main building is
o4x60, two stories high. There are 81 bed.
rooms up stairs, and Office, parlor, dining
room, kitchen and two bed rooms below
making 81 apartments in all. Messrs. Isaac
Conn and George Patterson are doing the
wood work, and S. Berry and N. B. Spreng.
er the plastering When completed, this
will be one Of the finest hotels in the State,
and will lend an additional feature to our
fair city's numerous attractions. Mr.. L. G.
Holden, at present keeping tho Exchange
Restaurant, has leased the hotel, and will
take possession Immediately on its compile
ton, and judging from his popularity in his
present possession, We predict the highest
success Of the new hotel under his manage.
ment.
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

BoxxETs, HATS, Erc.-Mrs. Johns is in
receipt of an invoice Of new Millinery goods
of the latest fashions. Some of her hat and
bonnet frames are superb, and the ribbons,
flowers, &C., are extremely beautiful. La
dies, call at her establishment and SEQ for
Yourselves
The state rights democrat. [volume] (Albany, Linn County, Oregon) 1865-1900, 1869-09-25

PHoToGRAPnISG. &c.-Mr. j. 4. Winter,
at the Albany Picture Gallery, will have on
exhibition at the County Fair some of the
finest specimens of Photography that has
ever been seen in Oregon. His gallery is
now fitted up in good shape, and his ehemi-
calls and apparatus are all of the very first
order, so that any one desiring correct
picture can safely rely upon getting entire
justice done to their ''phz' by calling on
Winter. See his new lad"
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Lafest Tdarkot Roport.

SEPTEMBER 25, 1869.
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YELocIPEDE.-Therei is already considera.
bic cussin' about the vciocipcde school by
the tenants Of Parrish's block. You see,
the machines are almost universally pat
ronized, and make some noise rnmbling over
the heads of the merchants and their Gus
toners, and some Of the renters areTunning
around with wildly rolling eyes and dis
trac,ed brain, thinking ''d-n it ~ pretty
loud. Gentlemen, if you can only stand it,
it will be the making of you. Fact!
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ALEAsY. September % 1863.
The following are tho prices paid Tor Produce.
and the prices At which other articles arc selling
ln this market:
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Curoda4Eonc

Box 252, San Francisco. catiforria.
Remember ia pHt b9x 2S2 on the letter. go
Consultation FREE.
5sis~ Correspondents win please inform DR..
GIBBoN tha: they read his advertisement in Ia
SrATE RiGHTs DExOcRAT.
vr.rY5vsn9awI
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-23
January %

pSCOUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
CHARLEsToN, JANUARY 1s. ls6s.-The following
named persons are recognized US ASSISTANT as
SCISSORS appointed under the net providing for the
Assessment and Taxation of Property for the coun-
ty of Charleston, to witt .a
Fifth District. lying east Of the Ssntee Canal AID
Cooper River, dnstead OF east of the Northeastern
Railroad and the Cooper River, as previously pub
lished), 8. D. RUSSELL, aud ---.
Sixth District, lying west Of The santee Canal and
Cooper River, E. s. MIKELL.
Seventh District, comprising all OF the Parishes OF
St. Andrews aud ST. Johns Collcton, 1HOS. A. BAY
NARD. a. j. RANSlER, A. y. Z.
January 90
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-23

PEANUTS. This commo dity, which has be-
come quite On article of tad, from some of the
Southern ports to tho Northern markets, and which
can be raised with great success in u the Southern
States, has lately fallen very much in price, and has
been sold in New York at 81 so per bushel This
depression has been caused by the growth OF large
crop, which has been suddenly thrown upon the
market. North Caroins, which for o time was the
largest exporter. has now formidable competition
from Virginia and other parts of the South; and i'm
portations have also bcea made from Africa. where
the nut grows in considerable perfection.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-23

BASE BALL-A STATE ToURNAMRNT.-Now
that the weather is moderatng and tho evenings
growing longer, base bail is becoming moro anmat
ed; match's are spoken Of the championship dis
cussed and each player preparing to go into prac-
dce with the determination that Charleston shall
tain the rank che gained last year. The ensuing sea-
son pr oses to be quite interesting one for the
fraternity in this city We understand that the seye
raj clubs throughout the State contemplate holding
tournament here about the 4th of July. when the
State championship will be decided and prizes award.
cd 10 those who excel in the several points in the
game. -,t
Occasions of this kind we're numerous in the
Northern cities during the past year, and in every in
stance numbers fscked from miles around to wit
ness the sport.
While at Savannah, Christmas, we were informed
that The Oglethorpe Cub-who were 30 attentive to
the A ler.s during their sta.-had determined to
challenge the Carolina Club to home and home
game.
The Aleris will shortly challenge the Resurrection
st C lub, OF Andersonvile, Ga who have expressed
a desire for an engagement.
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THEATRE.-The audience was rather small
last evening on account Of the weather. nevertheless
the plays were well rendered, and deserved larger
audience. Tonight the much talked Of testimonial
benefit will take place. when we hope to the house
crowded, as Mr.. G. has not only exerted himself to
the utmost in furnishing our citizens with the best
Iof amusement, but has gone to great expense In
getting up the splendid medal TO be gwen away this
evening The bill is very attractive one, and, oil
itself, should draw good house. The charleston
Firemon" "a local drama) and "slnck-Eyed Susan
is tho bill together with dancing by the Gilbert
children and tho presentation Go. everybody. and
give him "rouser."
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CLUBS AND STARs-Th following cases were
bro ught before the Mayor yesterday morning:
JEFF Deas, coored lodged for obstiuctng the side.
walk at the corner of King and Wentworth streets
and resisting the policeman, Sentenced to twenty
days In the House Of Correction
Hcrse and buggy taken going at large on East Bay.
Delivered TO owner.
C. Desmond. lying down dlugk in burnt district
Fined $40.
Peter Ha.chel, 10 lged for larceny and turned over
to magistrate.
ouple ofcolcred boys had 6ght yesterday on
King.street near Market and one gave the other
SO veral severe raps with brickbat. For awhile
there was quito crowd congregated.
couple of mules were stolen night before last
fr ON Bonreaus Station, and it is supposed that they
are in this city and may be offered lor sale.
The premises Of E. S. Prumett. No. 81 Amherst
street, Mrs. Eliza Baynard, No. Judith-street and
DR.. Horlbeck's, corner of Wentworth ard Coming
streets, have been robbed the past two nights Of
poultry and fancy fowls. The parties are known to
the detectives and will soon be overharled.
Z. copper pump and lead pire, supposed to have
been stolen fiom the Mercury Office, Meetingstreet.
is ut the detective Office and will be restored on ap-
plication.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-23

SUPPER AT TIE WIDOWS HoNe-PREsENTA-
br1oN OF CANE To THE REV. JOHN BAcHNAN, D.
p.-Sevcral weeks since. few gentlemen of this
city generously ofercd-.hrough Mrs. Leonird Cha
pic-.o furnish Christmas dinner to the inmates
ofthe "Confederate willows Home." 1t was found
imprachcabie to carry out the plan at the time, as
many of the young ladies Of the "Home" were
absent during the Christmas holidays with their
friends 1t was concluded, therefore. that supp er
should be given il stead and that tho ladies' OF the
Board of Control should be invited. This pleasant
scheme was carried oat on Thursday night The
rooms of the sHome" we-o thrown open and
flied with happy groups. and the table was spread
with abundant good things. The young ladies OF
the institution, to whom the one hundred dollar cake
from Baltimore had been voted at the late Fair,
added it to the attractions of the table, and invited
their friends to share It with them. AL the inmates
of the "Home" pirtook OF the supper with their
friends AID the eYaaing was passed in uDrcstrained
but innocent enjoyment.
A beautiful episode of tho evening was the pre-
sentaiiou to the Rev. Dr.. Blchman of the valuable
Walking STICK which WIS voted to him by the unani-
nous suffrasss Of the visitors to the late fair.
The cane Is of palmetto wood, crowned with heavy
gold head, upon which Is beautifully engraved the
mama of D.. Bachnln the da.e Of the presentltIon,
and the exp-esslrc classic quotation and prayer,
.sSerus u, coel1m trdsl"
The prescntaio. peoch was made BY the Rev. G.
9. yeddcr and DR.. Bachmau responded with deep
emotion and simple eloqucnce. Hee1pressed earn
e,.iy his little dosars o. such kndaets his ooliga-
tou to the lad e., miuy Of wncm were connected
with The control OF the scheme. Tor inspiration and
example of benevolent elfort. and prayed that God
would bless their .abors and reward taer kindness
Among many others WHO shared the pleasures OF
the evening, VIC observed the Rev DR.. Walker, OF
Beaufort: Rev. D.. Hicks. aad Rev. Mr. prentiss, OF
this city.
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W.. Y. LEITGH. g. &. s.. BRUNS,
Auctfoncor1.

Under and by virtue OF decree Of the Court Of
Equity for Charleston County, will cell, at public
auction, on WEDNESDAY, the Sd day Of February
pro1., OF IL O'Clock, at the Old Customhouse; ~
ALI thatiLOT OF LAND With tho three story Brick
Store md outbuildings thereon situate on the seuh
known as the No. II, measuring and eontainingf IN
front on Broad. street twenty-sayen feet SIX innhes
(27ft in and in depth on Gadsden's Alley ninety
three feet six inches 93 It 6tn be the said dlmen
north on Broad treet east ON lands now or late Of
-, south on lands now CT late OF -, and west on
Gadsden's Alley. .-.
Terms-one-tbird cash; balance In one md two
years. secured by bonds'of the purchaser. bearing
interest at seven par cent per apnum, payable set
annually, secured by mortgage Of tho promises;
buildings to be insured and the policy assgned
Purchaser 70 pay for papers and for stamps. 5's,-
JOHN. T. HUMPHREYS.
Receiver Of DAWSON 4 BLACKMAN.
.Ianuarv IA -. ..-''- '-sstsr .---i yyB7
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BAL MAsoUE.-N:ght before last, at pri-
yate residence in this city. there was one OF the
finest masauer1dcs Of the season. The costumes
were very appropriate and handsome. Did space
permit several very successful disguises could oe
described that would really be worth while reading
about he East Bay clerk. who p.rsonated Brother
Jonathan, acted his part capitaily. Ills paper cam.
brio suit was outre. There were lords. princes,
souaws, antquatcd damsels, aud many other equally
noticeable characters. that completed an array not
surpassed by any similar entertainment Of late.
Dancing ard soft music charmed the evening. until
tho morn began to succeed the night. when the gay
and joyous company dispersed. after discussing the
very successful DISCUSSES Of one and the other
present.
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av AUDITOR'S OFFICE. CHARLESTON
COUNTY. CHARLESTON, JANUARY srH. 1862
The following, divisions OF this County into Assess
mont Districts aad assignments thereto OF Assessors
for the assessment of real and personal property
taxable under the oct providing for the assessment
and taxation Of properly" passed september 18th,
1863 is hereby published for general information. to
wit:
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
First tDistIict-Comprising Wards Nos and Q, lying
east of Meeting and :outh Calhoun sroels-Mr. z.
@. McHUGR, Assessor.
Second Distric!-Compdsing Ward Nos. s and 7,
east OF Kias-s.- CT anl south OF tho city boundary
line-air BENZ f. EINLooH, Assessor
Third District npriilg Wards Nos. and 4,
lying west OF King aud souh Of CIaoua streots-
Mr.. JOHN VI KINGMAN.
Fourth pistric:-compri=ins Wards Nos. and
lying vest Of Klugsrcet and south OF the city 3ouu-
dary l,ne-aIr. j. II. T. DEREEE. ASSESSOR
Fifth D.str,c -comp!i,inI nil 'hI sr'ion OF
country within tho county lying cast OF Tho Sanfoe
Canal and the Cooper RIVER, consisting o. tho Par
shcs of ST. stephens. ST. Jam ~ sautce, st. Thom-
as christ Church. aud tho adjaceut islands. inG;ud-
ing that poraon of st Johns Berkeley east of The
aboyo named line-Mr. S. T. LEQUEX. Asses
sor, Messrs s. d. nUSSELL and J. D. HINQS, AS
sistanis.
stlh Dis!r.ct-copp.isins all thai sc5tioL II ooun-
try within the county lying West OF the Santee Canal
and the Cooper River, consulting of 1t James Goose
Crock and thatp rtion of ST John Berkeley. not in
cluded IN the Filth Dlstrie:-Mr J. ". GRIFFIN,
Assessor; Mr.. z. 8. MIKELL, Assistant.
Seventh Dist:cs-comp.isirg all OF tho Parishes
of ST. andrews ana st. johns Collcton and the ad-
ja:ent lsIauds-Mr. WILLIAM DART, Assessor: Mr.
THOMAS a. BAYNARD. Assistant.
Eich Assess $ req1rsd t, com &c O the ass.sa.
mcnt within Lis district bofoeo tn, l5;1 Gly Of
Fsbrulry. 1869. employing IN as,s' ant If dcemcl
re:esxr', aud to couf ie hi.nsel within til. DIS
trct to WIN Ii hs Is ass!gnsd OBSERVING strictly tue
bound ,ry ltnss OF the same. Whllo oich Assessor
sNou'd d be oIrefu, to avod as fr as possib'o aay-
hing that may scem like unne esslry inv ST.
gat on into 'bo trl :ato affr, Of tue tI.aav"r, he
must a! the same time uso every proper m .ans to
satisfy himself Us 10 the correctLess of tae returns
m ide.
It is important th 1t the Asse and all par
ties intere tei should understand that tho year for
which this assessment is male terminates the 1st
day of September 1868; and that 1t is the properly
which L1s been held By tho tl1-payer during tho
gear preceding that dat, that s 10 be assessed for
, taxation.
Each assessor herein named and assigned to dis
tict is required to enter upon tho discharge of his
dulias on MONDAY, hs 1ith instant and to repo to
this Office whOncvcr il. may be deemed aac,as.-y.
Assessors should rcsd carefully tn, act providing
for the Assessment aad taxation o. proae ~, and The
instruction to Assessors appended thereto.
A. j. RAINIER,
Au3uor Charleston County.
January s1mo