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THE STATE TAXES.
Opinions or tho Press and Ac iox OF tn
People.
HoRsnx,

The Horry News advises the taxpayers to
hold back the taxes II says:
The law distinctly save the tax shall be paw
able on or before the first day of March after
the assessment. The assessment was made
May. 1853 and is not due until March. 1870
IF money was required by the State for ieglti-
mate purposes, In 1862 why Was the tax not
assessed and levied as; provided for by law
Was 1t because they were afraid it would iDjure
officials in our Atate seems to forget that they
are the hired servants Of the people, who hire
and pay them to perform the duties appertain-
ing to their various Offices for public good.
masters, should punish JRem; We can do it. and
paid their taxes witbholdine them until due,
and by those who have paid Joining in the pro-
pie Of our, state against this tyrannical imppsi-
tion: Withhold the tax until due, and yotrgwill
punish them by keeping them from their sala-
ries, per dlems and fat pickings until the tax
is paid.
Let MS awake and organize. Prepare to join
in the work Of purging all public positions of
parasites, who sacrifice public interest that
they may retain the favor of the bond ring,
little authority that they are for public ser
wants. put in position the public good. and are
pAid by the people to have jussice done them;
not placed there to assist in robbing item, or
consider themselves the masters Of the people,
but remember that they are the hlre1ings Of
their humblest constituents.
CHEsTERFEID.
At public meeting held in Cheraw, on the
10th, MOTION was made and carried, that q
committee OF three be appoint ed by the chair,
to draw up an appeal, to be signed by the tax.
payers, and presented to the County Auditor,
to be approved by him, and forwarded to the
State Auditor at Columbia, for his considera-
ton. -D >fcC S'E sas3 I-
The chair appointed on that committee. F.
Lynch, DR.. j. 4, Mclean, and Captain W. L.
1t was slso agreed that the Town Council
take similar action in it's official capacity. ,
& al.s ocoNEE. 'a @e.t
A public meeting was held in Walhalla on
the 12sb for the purpose Of taking action in re-
lation to the assessment OF real estate in
Sn On notion a; Il Colonel Thompson, the follow.
ing was adopted:
Resolued, That q committee Of three be sd.
pointed by the chairman OF this meeting to
prepare and present to the State Auditor g
statement OF our grievances in relation TO the
assessments OF real estate in o once County.
Messrs Robert A. Thompson. j. H. Whitner
and W. Q. Keith we're appointed the commit
te3.
Colonel Norton offered the following, which
was adopted:
Resoloed, That committee Of three be ap.
pointed to draft form OF application to the
Auditor Of the State tor the reduction Of taxes
Of individuals. with the proper afidavits and
certificate Of the County Auditor endorsed
UAo1o0ls TS2G( - 49, t,H45} 3A -; ..,5ss 4A
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are not at oil reliable unless security is exact
ed. and will take service with others if higner
wages are offered.
RESULTS OF THE CONVENTION.
A dispatch of Thursday says:
The Mississippi Valley Emigration Company
was organized in the Labor Convention to-day.
Forty thousand dollars were subscribed on
the spot. The capital stock is to be 81 600 O0O
with privilege to double the amount, in shares
OF 500 each. A committee was appointed to
open subscription books in Louisiana, Ken
tucky, Mississippi, Alabama and Arkansas.
General Gideon Pillow, S. w. CMpp, w. II.
Sherry and Archibald Wright were appointed
an Exc cutive Committee. The Convention Or
dered 5000 copies Of the proceedings to be
printed and adjourned sine die.
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GEORGIA..

MACON, July 17.-In tho Turner investigation
to-day, the only effort made by the defence
was to impeach the credibility of the witness
Swayze. Some twenty blacks and whites swore
they would not believe swayze on oath. The
decision Of the. court was reserved till Men
dav N
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE government forces
destroyed Ryan's camp Of flbusters at Long
Island, and brought one hundred and twenty.
four prisoners. Ryan escaped. No bloodshed.
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Marrieo.

MCCARTHY - DALY.--3y Rcv. F. sHADLEn,
at st. Pauls Church, the evening OF the 18th in
slant Mr.. T. MCCARTHY to Miss ANNIE P. DAILY,
all OF this city. No cards.
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MISSOURI.

ST. LOUIS, July T.-An excursion party, COM
posed OF railroad officials. were thrown off the
track at Lawrence, and many prominent rail-
road officials hurt. None were killed.
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faueral aotifes!I.

A@- The Relatives and Friends OF the
late Captain: r. b BAKER OF Mrs: r. B BAKER and
Of Mrs. E. B. BAKER and family, respectfully in
vited to attend the Funeral Services Of ROBERT
FITCH infant son OF the former at their residence
No. Line-street. at Four o'clock HIS AFTERNOON,
without further invitation. July 10
A% Tho Relatives Friends and Ac-
quaintances, Of M. eahdf Mrs; A. GEnFuss arc re-.
spectfully invited to attend the Funeral Of their in
FAINT con, HENRIcH AUGUST, at the residence OF
the family, corner of Calhoun and Wall atreeta at
Four O'Clock Hts tMonday) AFTERNOON:
July 10 i 'eH'ti .5'1i .-;at;
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A3- "CHARLE6TON LAND COMPANY.''--.
Stockholders who have failed to pay the install
MEMTs due on the 1st of January and the 1st Of
July. 1869, are hereby notified to make payment ON
or before the 21st Of this month lJuly) not paid
by the time specified, will be declared forfeited.
BY order Of the Board of Directors
JAMES B. SPENCER,
July Is thm2* Secretary G. I. Co.
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Acopy Of the following letter has been adj
dressed to the diplomatic Representatives Of
Frsnce, and also OF Great Britain, and another
copy will soon be transmitted to the Governor
~ M aa N chuaotts. ~
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ATSUM INNER PERIIS-HOW TO ESCAPE
THEM.--It will not do to rife with the health In
hot weather. Vigor oozes through the sbin at every
PORE and it is by physical vigor only that unheal
thy infiu snces be bafed and repelled. The vi.
tai elements evaporaed In perspiration. Intense
heat converts into self.actinR pump. and the
moisture that pumasd ont Of him is derived from
the wel.springs of life within him. There is great
need therefore, that these sources of physical
strength should be in q condition to bear, without
danger or Inconvenience. the extraor dtnary drain
IL they are not;in such condition, the individual
becomes ianguid and low-spirited ei9r ) ayGvl fs
The man thing is TO keep The digestive apparatus
ngood working tim; for II the stomach, the pur.
'veyor OF the system, does its duty thoroughly, the
liver. tho bowels the brain, and the nervous sys.
tenn. being duly 1urtured will be likely to do the-s
In view Of these facts, 1t IL manifest that powerful
nd wholesome vegetable tonic like HOSTErTER',
STOMACH BICrERs Is especially required at this
enfeebliuQ season It iB thu most admira Of all
correcves and inv9o, ants, and for this reason it
does not over-stimulate the svstem. The propor-
tions OF aperient. tonic and stimulating components
judicfously graduated that the processes Of IN
vigoration and puri6c ,ton go on simultaneously,
and no urdue excitement oreated In the circula-
tion the BRAIN all unuoedicated s,imulants, how
ever pure. excite the pulse and the nervous system
"
passes off the physical and mental depression they
were employed to remove returns In en- aggravated
form. But this not the case when RO,TETTkR', :,
BITTERS are taken a stomachic and nervine.
The medicinal herbs roots ana gums with which
they imgregt ated, neutraliEe the exciting prnci
pie OF the rye spirit which forms their basis. and
which is in itselt the most wholesome Of all the
rieties Of alcohol 9 pAo July17
/ H4- NOTICE. FREEDMANB
SAVINGS BANK.-DEPOsITs made between now
ana July 10Th, viii draw interest from July 1st.
! June "a i,a24 eNAIHAN RITTER. Cnaher.
! aFDU TCHER,S LIGHTNING FLY-KILLER.
Death to the Livtosr Long Hive the Kiilersi Sold
by I)esiers everywhere. "A limo Juno % VI
| aTIHE NEAlEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE CHEAPRsT.--THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
lA2 EAST BAY, haNnR replenished it's Stock with
new and large assortment OF material of the finest
quality and latest styles. prepared TO execute, At
the shoftest aotite and IN the best manner, JOB
PRNrIN OF every description. r<e 4 n83
Gall and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere. .;l..
/ s~ ESSAYS FOB YOUNG MEN. -ON TRE
Errors and Abuses incident to Yonth and Rsr,y Ran.
hood. with the humane view Of treatment and cuse
cont By man fres Of charge. Addrsss HOWARD AS
ISOLATION. Boz r. Philadelphia pa.
May ~ s~os
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s8-THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
CHARLESTON COUNTY IN THE COMMON
PLEAs.--WILLIAM =. HENEREY VS.. WELDON q
TTON-ATTAGHMENl. Whereas the Plaintiff
did, on the seventeenth day Of July Ale his declara
ton sgainet the defendants. who las it is said
not residents Of the said State. and neither has
wife NOR attorney known within the Same upon
whom copy OF the said declaration i hit be served:
1t is therefore ordered that the said Defendants do
appear and plead to the said declaration. on or be-
fore the E1aETEnNFH DAY OF july. which will be in
the year OF our Lord oue thousand eight hundred
and seventy, otherwise inal and absolute judRment
Will then be given and awarded against him
Clerks ONCE Charleston County, l7th July, 1862
(Siguedl ;t "A, c. RICHMOND,
III ~oA5 ti5'tti- Clerk G. Pleas.
July 10 julv 49, oct 19 ian 1e an 10
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c. PHILosoPHY Y oFlMARRIAHR..l

AT PHILOSOPHYO Il Y OF FMARRIAGB.--A
NEW COURSE OF LECTUsEs. az delivered as tho
New York Nussum Ct Ansso.Ay, embracing the sub.
jects How to Live and What to LAve for yvath.
Maturity end Ola Age (; Manhood generally resiew.
Cd the tause OF indigestion Ylatul-nce and Hss-
vous Diseases aocc mated sor Marriage philosopha.
cally Considered. Ac. These Lectures VAN DO lor-
wardst' on receipt Of four Gtaznps. by addresataa
nRCRETARy 0ATniMORn lGUSRUR or ANATU-
MY, No. "a West Balsmsrc-ss7eet. Dalttmo~e Nd.
april 10 Mwf 1yr
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N% MR.. TUDOR T. HALL Is MY AUTHOR
IZRD Attorney during my abaence from the city.
July II . g ., J.B, f. SLOAN.
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sincerity in the Government desire to make
Ireland an integral part Of the kingdom, and
hor connection with England closer.
The amendment.was then rejected by a vote
of 900 against 218. Great cheering greeted
the result,
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A6 MILK OF VIOLETS. .
And, oh, 1t Is Q woBdrous milk, .5a f
1t makes my haLds 90 soAite,
I'll never be without, hope.
III use it morn and night.
e, Its praises will @fways sing;
Its worth I've learned to know:
This Milk Of Violets is q perfect thing: .
Its splendid. eyes, by J,ve." g..
h.4. a .. e sOLON sHINGLE.l
Sold by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
July 10 i
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a9- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER MARY
LAND. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is HIS DAY dischargng cargo at rier No. l, Union
Wharves. All goods not taAen away at sunset VIII
remain on the wharf ct consignees risk. ng
tat..L.al N MORDECAI & CO.,
July 10 Agents.
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~ BATCHRLORp HAIR pYE

4 A1- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIB
splendid Hair Dye 10 the best in the vosid; the only
true and perfscx Dye; harniess. tsiabis inssania-
nscus; nc disappointment; ridiculous tnts; Hsr
edies the M sfects Of bad Dyes: invigoratss ana
leaves the hair soft and besutisal bsaok or bFovn
sold ty all Druggists and Perfumers, ana properly
applied at Bstchelor's- Wig Factory. No. BonS-
ntreet, New York. s ~r,s lyr NAV m
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EXCURSIONS, ExCUKSy.,ls

~ THE FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA. the Champic,, OF the south
w is now ready ard prepared 20 m kc repnl a r
.s.ae.s trips, thus aft riding Opportunity to II
who wish to visit points of interest in our hsa
tiful harbor. wv"
For passage, apply to the Captain on Uuion Whar
June q
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Azr NOTICE. FREEDMANS
SAVINGS BANK -DEPOsITs made between now
ana July 19lh, viii draw interest from July 1st
June "a a24 eNATHAN RITTER. Cnshler.
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So'pping.


EXCURSIONS! EXCURSIONS
49, LIE NEW AND COMMOprOy,s Ac1,r
~ MARY ELLA. is now ready AMI ,r.,,.aa! nM0n!
~ to m AXE regular trips to poats of intere.t
D;o,,;.a N our harbor Wan also take par,ies for
For I'm nts apply to Captain COX q,
BOARD at Atlantic niri, or TO No. l02 EA AorBAY ~
O - 1mO
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THE NEM FRENCH CABLE.

Circular OF the Score ary OF state TO the
French and Br1ttsh Ministers and the
Governor OF Observation-Disclosures Fro
prdetary Rights or states Discussea-
Claims or Control by the United states.
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EXCURSIONS AROUND rIls

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE slAIkBOh.
~ THE FINE. FAST SAILING AND COM.
~ FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
<-lSwill resume her trips to historic points in
.skEsssSh.the harbor, and will leave Goyernmen
Wharf daily at len A. NJ.
For Passage apply to THOMAS YOUNG
December ls Captain. on board
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as-DU CHER,S I4IdRTNING FLY-KnLER.
Death to the Livioeir Long live the Killersi Sold
Inv I)esaers everywhere. n limo Juno 20 "
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and proper endowments, and he asked as an
act OF justice and expediency that the globes
be left to them
Sir Roundell Palmer supported the Lords
amendment.
The amendment granting half million
pounds tor private endow ments was agreed 10.
The amendment continuing the Ulster grants
was rejec, ed-845 to 24O. ,
The announcement Of the result was receiv-
ed with cheers from the Ministerial benches.
MIR. Disraeli lntimated that 1t was not neces.
aary for the House to divide ON any OF the
other amendments except that to clause 88
postponing the disposition Of the surplus
funds.
MIR. Gladstone m oved to disagree to, and Mr..
Disrseh supported the Lords amendment. He
thought tho government plans were not ma
tured, and ought TO be left for future conside-
ration. aMNt4 u. G
Mr.. Bright said the distribution OF the sur
plus WAS ferent matter.
The Government had made minute INQUIRIES
as to the suitable destination Of income aris-
ing from surplus. He had no interest other
4han any member OF the House, or contrary to
the wishes of the Irish people. ~
Every one acknowledged that the money
was properly Irish, and ought to be applied to
Ishe benefit Of Ireland. The plan was open to
the least objection. Ii,i
n TO leave the question open wonld only pave
|S4le way for future embarrassment. He ap.
pesled TO the House not 20 put an obstacle IN
tho way OF The passage Of the bill.
TIE country had confided with the fullest
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THE IsIsH CHURCH BILL IN THE COMMONS
SPEECHES OF MIR. GLADSTONE, NIB. DIsRAELr L,
MIR. BRIGHT AND oTHERs--ExCITING SCENES
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/ aar ESSAYS FOR,Y YOUNG MRN.--ON TRE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Rsr'y Ran.
hood with the humane visw OF treatment and cure,
cont By mail fres Of charge. Address HOWARD AS.
ISOLATION. Bon r, Philadelphia. Pa.
\ Nav ~ ov.as
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TIE DAILY NEWS, by mail, one year So siA
mouths So; three months 81; one month 10 cents
Served in the city at FIFTEEN CENTS "eeA'
nayable to the carriers, or Sc year. PAL" III
advance at the offlce.
mTR1-WEEkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year 50; Six
1,nnths 20. and so cents month for any shorter
period.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable In advance
and no parer continued after the expiration Of
the time paid for.
ApyERrrsExgSTs.-F insertion is cents
line: subsequent insertions 10 cents line Spe-
nial Notices Is cents . line each insertion. Bust
ness notices 20 cents fine each insertion. Mar
!risee and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts
and Ecctrotype Advertisements will be inserted
On SSn. the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES Of Wants, TO Rent, Lost and Found
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, Is cents
each Insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 81
words, 40 cents each Insertion; over 80 and moi
.axcesding 40 words, 50 cents each insertion. Al
announcements to be published at these rates
must be paid for in advance.
REMrrTANCEs should be made by Postomce
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protection against losses by mail may be secured
by forwarding q draft on Charleston payaoie to
the order of the proprietors Of THE NEWS, OF oy
sanding the money in registered letter. ADDRESS
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Gold Below Par!

Perhaps the most irregular phase OF the
recent agony among the bulls and bears OF
the New York Gold Room is the apprehen-
sion that, We are told, was at one time seri-
ously entertained that gold might sink to
par, or even'be quoted at discount. The
New York Herald gravely alludes to this as
one OF the ''terrible consequences" Of the
panic, which were averted by the timely
suspension Of the operations of the Gold
Board. 1t says:
''Had the Gold Board gone into regular ses-
sion, 1t would have been necessary to foreclose
the outstanding accounts of every member in
default. From fifty to sixty millions of gold
would thus have been brought under the ham,
mer, and the singular spectacle would have
been witnessed Of gold selling doDn to par, il
not belo,o it, This would have been the indu-
bitable result of the forcible sale of so much
gold The mistake was discovered in time and
prevented. Every member of the Exchange
would have been bankrupted, for the heaviest
capitateould not have withstood the pressure
Of such immense sales"
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SOMEBODY in the Postoffice Ring wants a
fat job; and so, we are told, the new postage
stamps are to be discarded and complete
new set is to be furnished to the exacting
public. The next issue will be ornamented,
like those formerly in use, with the yignettes
of Washington, Franklin, Jefferson, Jackson
and other statesmen; and it is to be hoped
that chronological examination of the
heads OF these historic worthless will show
their bumps Of adhesiyeness to be reasona-
bly, well developed. They should, at least,
be made to last until the end OF the present
administration Of General Grant
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THE printers made sad work of para
graph in the special telegram from Wash
ington which We published yesterday. The
paragraph should have read thus: "Promi-
nent Northern Republicans write to Secre-
tary Boutwell,, strenuously opposing the
proscriptiye policy of the administration to-
wards Dent and Hamilton, the Conservative
candidates for Governor in Mississippi and
Texas. They urge that this policy, Il per-
sisted in, will infallibly give the Democracy
the control Of the entire South at no distant
daT."
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Saturday. September 25th, the water was five
feet seven inches below the top Of the dam,
and was falling at the rate Of seven inches
every twenty-four hours, and that, consequent
iy, the flow of water in the aqueduct was re-
duced to less than 100000 gallons day.
The quantity of water in all the city reservoirs
on Saturday was 25O, 100000 gallons. The daily
consumption of water in New York is estimat-
ed at 6s,OOO,OO gallons, or $4,000, 600 gallons
more than the 100000 gallons day now
flowing through the aqueduct to the reser-
voirs. On Saturday, therefore, New YORK had
less than five days supply of water New fork
is entirely surrounded by salt water, and her
condition would be pitlable in case OF a total
failure of the Croton works to furnish the daily
cupp1y
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Remopais.

DEMOVAL.-IN ORDER TO GIVE
III place to the new Opera House, Il. WHITE
ROOMS from the Adger Building to No. 236 KING
STREET, directly opposite his fOrmerpace, where
his name and the Gilt Rocker can still be seen,
and where he will sell positively at the lowest
rates Parlor anu Chamber Suites, BedsteadS,
Bureaus Tables. Sofas, Lounges, Mattresses,
Chairs, Cradles. &c., &c. Call and see.
Goods carefully packed for shipping.
Metallic Cases and Collins still kept, and satis-
faction guaranteed 0ctl ftu8
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THE important letter from our able and
trustworthy Washington correspondent,
which we print to-day, contains full hsto-
~ Of. the Sickles embroglio, a sketch Of the
position of the high officials in regard to the
proposed tax on cotton, together with preg-
nant hints about Virginia affairs and the
policy OF the administration.
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ThE population OF Horny County, accord
ing to the census just completed, is as fol-
lows: Whites, 1878; blacks, 1889. Total,
1882. In 1860 the population, according
to the United States census, was: Whites,
1854; blacks, 1898. Total, 1862. During
the nine years the county has therefore
gained 1909 whites, and 49l blacks-the
total gain being 230O.
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The negroes in Laurens are stealing cot
ton at great rate. The only present remedy
is great vigilance on thepart Of the plant
ers, and an agreement among the mer-
chants not to buy loose cotton after night
fall. Any merchant who refuses to enter
into such an agreement ought to bs care
fully watched.
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT a
i GREAT BARGAIN.-One small Cylinder TAi-
LOR PRESS In complete repair. 1t has been but
owner has no use for 1t. The size Of the bed OF
the Press Is forty flour by ffty-eight inches said
Press will be sold at great bargain II applied Tor
at once, as the room 1t occupies Is wanted LOT
other purposes. Address Box No. 1895 New York
POstOfice. sept2O
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OFFICERS.
JOHN B. GORDON, President.
B. II. HILL. A. H. COLQUITT, vice-Presidents.
A. AUSTELL, E. HOLLAND, Finance Committee.
W. C. MORRIS, Secretary.
BOARD OF DIRECTORS.
ATLANTA GA.-John B. Gordon, A. Austell, f.
W. Holland, ]. F. Alexander, J. II. Callaway, j.
NJ. Johnson.
ATHENS CAB. C. Iancey, Benz. H. Hill, Rob-
ert Thomas.
COLUMBIA, s. C.-Wade Hampton.
AUGUSTA, GA.-C. II. Phlnlzy, Edward Thomas.
MADISON, CAD. E. Butler
WASHINGTON, GA.-Robert Toombs.
CUTHBERT, CAB. J. Smith.
NEWTON GA.-A. II. Colqutt.
CHARLOTTE, n. C.-Wm. Johnston.
ALLENDALE, S. C.-B. J. Wlllingham.
GREENSBORO, n. CIV. A. Caldwell.
j. H. MILLER, GENERAL AGENT,
Augusta, Ga.
S.Y. TUPPER, RESIDENT AGENT,
Charleston, S. C.
H. VI. DESAussuRE, NJ. D., Medical Examiner.
augl9 2mosD&C