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Executrlx Notice.

r ETTERS TESTANFNTARY having
IL been granted by the hanorahls
Chancery Court Of Noxubee eaanty, State
of Mississippi, TO the undersigned upon
the estate Of Milton r. Love, deceased,
all persons having claims against said
estate will have them prObated and al
lowed within the time required by law.
OF they win he forever barred, and per
SOM indebted must make payment to the
undersigned,
ELIZABETH LOVE,
! Sept. II, 10. 3w Executfix.
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NRY virtue of the above-stated writ, to
ID me directed from the Office Of the
clerk of the circuit court of the 9Th judi
cial district for the county Of Noxnbee
aud State Of Mississippi, l will on NON
DAY, OCTOBER 3rtl, A. D. 1870, in front
of the courthouse door in Macon, within
legal hours, expose for sale at public
auction to the highest bidder, for cash,
all the right, title and interest the de-
fendants have in ard to the following
described lands, to wit the SWt Of sec.
81 ; the NW4 Of see. %; part Of the SWt
and w of SIT of sec. %, supposed to be
80 acres, all in town. II, range II east.
The above described property having
been levied upon rs the property Of de-
fendants, j, W. AasseRgale, John COch-
ran and Leroy ~Nassongale, will be sold
to satisfy the above stated cas- and all
costs.
Z. A. J. McAENRY,
Sept. 10, 20 Is Sheriff.
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simmons Liver Regulator has no
equal as Il preventive or cure.
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LAND FOR SALE.

VIE HOMESTEAD Of the late Bryan
I. Williams, about one mile from
Macon, is offered for sale, The tract
comprises about three hundred acres,
with good dwelling and %outhouscs, and
two eisterns Of good water. There is Il
growing crop on the place.
For terms and further particulars ap-
ply on the premises to the undersigned.
aug 2O-tf A. NJ. WILLIAMS.
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~sSs$

fThr cont act foI bu.Iling d
Iil in this town WAS ,lyen to
Gilmore, $4,000 being the
|fled upon for its erection.
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COLUMBUS FEMALE INSTITUTE,
COLU US, MISS.

WN O&SESSES all the advantages a pa
Il rent desires for his daughters.
Has a Faculty of ten good teachers, OF
long and successful experience.
The Boarders are under the care OF
the President and his Lady, assisted by
u kind and excellent matron.
Number Of Pupils last year, l56.
Next scholastic year begins October LIST.
For catalogue containing all inf'rma-
ton, address
July 3O-td President.
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;T-=-1 Tile symptoms of
II NIMN0NN' liver complaint arr
"------ in the side. Some
times the pain is in the shoulder, and is
mistaken for rheumatism. The stomach
is affected with less of appetite and
sickness, bowels in general cOstivc, ome
times alternating with lax. The head
troubled with pain, and duh, heavy sem
sation, considerable loss OF memory, ac-
cumpauiod with painful sensation of
l[=E having left nndone S1me-
IIIIER f SsSs l (Which o asS1t so sS RaEs
H. Ling of weakness, debility,
and low spirits. Sometimes SOME of the
above symptoms attend the disease, at
other times very few Of them; bnt the
Liver is generally the organ most in
volyed. Cure the Liver with
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j. III. ZEILIN & Co,

Druggists, Macon, Ga,
kE-Priee 81. For salein Macon, Miss,
in the Drug Stores of Sample g. hcLel-
land, Jones 81 French, aud Beauchamp
g. Yates. Febl2-ly
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VB-Call at r. n. ". YATES and ret a
hottie Of the celebrated FRENCH OIL
POLISH.
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C MALE SCHOOL.
Omen Sent. 1911.

Open Sept. l9th.
TUlTI0N-(Payable monthly
English studies, per month $3.50. so to So
Ancient Languages " .......... Z %
Modern Languages. --........... Extra
Actual cost OF fiel will be borne equally
by members Of the school,
No'deduction but for protractrd Illness.
+ G. SIN0NDS.
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NOTICE

A s have sold my house and .ot in
IN Macon, and have to give possession
by the first Of October, | viii sell, at pri-
yate sale, great bargains in Wagons,
Carriages, etc. also a large assortment
ofCarriage and Buggy Irons and Springs,
Eight Good, New Cary Flows, Two Fine
Mich Cows, Two Mules, Household and
Kitchen Furniture.
will sell at auction, on the 9th Of
September, all articles not previously
sold.
All those who are indebted to me will
please settle by tho 10th Of September,
OF they viii have to settle with some
one else.
Aug. 27-4ts. r. s.. FREEMAN.
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&ION mn In SIX MONTHS can

I'M nllll IN SlA MONI l1S can be
'O''0" made by shrewd and reliable
man in a sure, safe business. An investment
II $25 will return II clear profit of $40. For
particulars call on and address the NORTH
AMERICAN PICTURE CO., No. 50 Nassau
street, New York.
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a VOID QUACKS-A victim of early
"a iudiscretion, causing nervous debility,
premature decay, &C.. having tried in vain
every advertised remedy, has "a simple means
of sclfcure, which he will send free to his
fellow-Suifrrers Address j. Ii. FUTILE, rs
Nassau ST., New York.
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PStc iN!y Properly

I.l on The
; n \ 80! Ssy &C.; &C. October mex,
\ q, The ss,, ,s,s5;,ss''' d 'f', j. =, R prop,
IpSle Of n PinalNgs aud me L,,a,,,
'ul cash hal pevln, 'N
NJ cent, ii p,a..oe on II months aim.
SEPARATELY ~. on balance, pr"n'
4 SN I 10 J. A. BEvITfF
~, r BEvIILI''
bm,, I1mps,
R Lamp 1 Z s" and Lanterns,
"''oNrls.
"af0ers,
| 1l1a,y,,TNss . anp,,.
'0SR' q %FRE;Tl'@eiTI,,s9 t
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Brushes.

tB-Fine Old Brandy and Honey u
Ihc "STUNEWALL."
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Il. +. b., the Great Female Regulator.

5 Bills Kerosene. Standard White, fire
test 10, ut JONES Il FRENGH'S.
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FThc examination OFF GNcrtl
bns suspected Of the E'Iiug of
\ Jack. near ]ShuQmlak, took
! last Saturday bcfon three
ktntcS, and rcSul N their
harg, an aIibi having been
Id in each ease
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- 100 years a secret
"a Cures as by magic
80 l,000 persons testify
TPain, wounds, and suffering
cease
ny" Physicians use and recon-
mend it
U~$5.OO pots ordered daily for
hospitals and public institutions
in all parts of the U. S.
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The Comfortable Residence
n F The undersigned is offered for sale on
" liberal terms. Apply on the PREMISE
south Of Calhoun Institute.
Aug. 49, J. F. H0LBERG.
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Grpa, stir in town about E. F. B.

G boz. CARROTS * Ralpl's Snuff.
JONES & FRENCH.
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DEBRBROOK ACADEMY,
MALE ND FEMALE.

HE exercises Of this lnEIiiniinn will he
resumed on MONDAY, THE 5TH or
SEPTEMBER proximu.
For particulars, ag to terms, address
7. J. DEUPREE,
Aug 10 ls1O-lm BIooksville, Miss.
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bTa. affections of tho bladder, camp
dyscntery, affections of the kidneys,
fever, nervousness, chills, diseases Of the
skin, impurity Of the blood, melancholy,
or depression of spirits, heartburn, collie,
or pains in the bowels. pain IN the head,
fcv or and agHe, dropsy, boils, pain in
hack and limbs, asthma, eTysipelns, fe-
male affections, and bilious diseases gen.
orally.
n.,,.1 anlr bv
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eB-Be sure to read the advertise
mcnt Greatest Work oftke Age" in this
paper. iunel1-3ms
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DIR. 81 VI MONS
Liver Regulator,

A preparation of roots and herbs, war
rantcd to be strictly vegetable, and can
do no injury to any one.
1t has been used by hundreds and
known for the last IS years as n OF the
most reliable, oilicaciOus and harmless
preparations ever offered to the suffer
ing, If taken regularly and persistently
II II sire tO cure,
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are yoar Gin 10" ...,, Gin.
iG P'" y. #.. repre-
~ D .llI insure
,be very best con'F''
II favorable term
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Slower .;


\, ~ d Dramatic I iiaii on 'I hsSso in
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Perfumery & Toilet Goods, o fine as
sOrtnlent ut JONES T. FRENGH'S.
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.,@oy S~oxuEGG 60.
nc .

.m.an,. scptI2,
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greenbacks that they were to Z realize
from their rascality. MetcalE certainly
was q green one, and is more likely to-
have been a3tool in tile transaction then
one of the 6figinators. His accomplices
seemed to think they had soft thing on
the South Carolina State Treasury, and
would have found it so indeed had it not
been for the miscarriage at this end of
the line. The action Of the proprietors
OF the NcUs has resulted in bringing two
rogues to justice. Had they rejected, on
the first impulse, the dishonarable pro-
posals, m opportunity would have been
lost. AS it is, the rogues are caught,
the coupons and plates are in safe hands,
and no one has been duped but the
scoundrels themselves.
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CO NJ B g.
Sunday Morning May lis, 1870.

IMPoRTANT PRooEEDlNas.- "A case was
commenced here yesterday, which will
be OF interest to taxpayers throughout
the State. In 1868, the Legislature
authorized the Comptroller- General TO
endorse bonds Of the Blue Ridge Rail-
road Company, to the extent of 81, 0OO,-
900. Upon lits being ascertained that
the Comptroller General was endorsing
the bonds, an injunction was applied for
before Judge Melton, to restrain the
Comptroller from endorsing, and the
Railroad Company from issuing the
bonds. The case is brought by promi-
nent citizens and taxpayers, aud the
ground taken is that suoh endorsement
of bonds is in conflict with the Constitu, :,
,tion OF the State. A temporary Injunction
has been granted and tho hearing of tho
case ordered for Tuesday next. 1t is
stated that during Friday night, the
Comptroller General endorsed one mil
lion OF the bonds; it is further stated
that these bonds were delivered to the
agent of the Blue Ridge Railroad, and
were gent off Northward by the o'clock
train yesterday. If these things be so,
1t is hoped that the Comptroller or His
Excellency the Governor will use the
telegraph and prevent innocent pur-
ohasers from receiving these bonds, until
the grave questions presented to the
courts shall haye been disposed of.
The Columbia correspondent OF the
Charleston Ne,cs, referring to these bonds,
says: hnrtte.
''But this endorsement of the bonds
of railroad company is to be examined.
The Senate. by vote Of twenty-five to
one, has declared that the State is ex-
pressly prohibited by the constitution
from endorsing any bonds for any pur-
pose whatever. The State may issue
It's o,rn bonds, but cannot endorse Others.
See article 8, sections 10 aud IL, of the
Constitution; and also the Senate journal,
pages 10 and 40. The tenor of the
whole article of the Constitution in qurs-
tion is clearly restrictive of tho right
and privilege Of issuing bonds; and our
safest lights of jurisprudence are said to
have expressed the view just given"
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OPINION OF THE PnEss.-Wo take pleasure in
calling tho attention uf our readers to q very
remarkable medicine, n notice OF which ap-
pears III tho OdSerrer this morning einitsl's
QuEEN'S DELIGHT" There must be some
thing III 1t, f"rwo hear it spoken OF as a pre-
parnllon OF much merit. and one prepared by
maccutical reputation. The cuphnnious sou
briquet, "QUEEN's Delight" has IN itself an
attraction which should commend it to our
lady friends in need of excellent medi-
clne, and we suppose all wonld be benefited
ny Its use. For sale by FISHER & HE1N1rsu.
DruSGi'ta A24
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MHY WILL YE DIL2-Dcath, or what Is
worse, il tho inevitable result of continued
suspension of the menstrual T0,1. It is CON
dition which should not he trliled wiIh Imme-
dlato relief is the only safo guard againat
constitutions! ruin. In all cases Of suppress
SION, suspension or other irregularity or the
courses" DR.. j. Bradfied's FEMALE REauLA-
TOR Id the only enro remedy. 1t acts by Civ
ing tono to the nervous centres, improving the
or mensruation. 1t ia Il legitimate prescrip
ton, and tho most intelligent Doctors use f.
Prepared by L. II. Bradiield, Druggist, Allan
tn, Ca. Mt Si.50 per bottle, and sold by re-
spectacle Druggists everywhere. Ml5
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Montgomery White Sulphur Springs, v
SUMMER, 1870.

| T!fIIS elegant establishment will bo opened
4 FOR the reception OF visitors on the first
day OF JUNE, 1870.
The Proprictors, with the experience of the
| last summer, and having made many changes
| IN tho different departments of this extensive
! Watering Place. each of which it will he their
endeavor to IMPROVE, extend pleasant recep-
| ton to their patrons.
| The Cottages aro largo and commodious,
| separate and distinct from each other, and
! Gtted up with new Furniture.
| Every effort Of tho Propretors will be put
| forth to make their guests comfortable, and
it will be their aim to keep up the reputation
OF the MON fGOMERY WHITE SULPHUR.
The social as we'll as tho gay will find that this
! place has peculiar advantages over many Of
the Watering Places of Virginia.
An elegant Band of Music has been secured.
Bowling Alleys, Billiard Saloons and Baths
have been fitted up fer tho amusement and
comfort of guests.
Post Office, Express Office, Telegraph Onico
on tho promises for the convenience aud
intercourse with all parts of tho world.
PassrnScrs will procure tickets uia Virginia
and Tennessee Railroad to Big Tunnel and
take the Springs Branch Railroad. which
lands them directly in the Reception House at
the Springs.
Board 80 per day; $40 per week; $40 per
mouth.
For further particulars, address
WILSON u LOKEN1Z, Proprietors.
May 15 2mo
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THE DEMAND TELLS THE SroRY.-From all
directions, orders for PHALoN's VIrALIA on
SALVATION For THE HAIR come pouring in. All
the noxi'us Dyes. &c go down before 1t.
year hence, they will be unmarketable. The
ladies' say it is as pleasant to use as per
fumcd toilet water, and 1t is as Transparent as
crystal. Nothing else reproducca 80 perfectly
tho original hue of the hair. MIS- t3
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HOMO.

MIR. EDITOR: Onr people and our
papers have of lato said much about
immigrants and Northern capital coming
here to help build up the South md add
to the prosperity Of our whole people.
This we think right, and we believe that
every true Carolinian, who is worthy Of
the name, will welcome to our sunny
homes good men from every quarter of
tho globe. Some months ago Northern
men and Northern money proposed to
buy and did buy, the Greenville and
Columbia Railroad, and it is now in the
hands Of olive Yankees" who are full of
energy, and have NIL tho money TO back
them that they want. They are not
politicians, but railroad men, whose
efforts are directed to the building anew
OF tho road, and putting new and
Splendi'l engines and cars on the track:
thereby adding to the material prosperity
OF tho whole country through which it
passes. Their interest is our interest,
and our interest is their interest. Aid
them by our countennnco and good
will, and the road will still be greater
blessing and richer source of wealth
than ever before. L fear that these
gentlemen, on their recent trip over the
rond. were not treated with that courtesy
and civility that they were entitled to.
Most of them arc well known to your
readers rs gentlemen of education,
moLcy and Influence. and L could not
but regret the notices which appeared in
tho Walhalla Courier and tho Anderson
IafcNiyencer. 1t is our best policy md
interest to treat with respect and civlity.
if not with cordiality, all who may come
amongst MS to make this their home,
and by their energy and money, add to
our prosperity. These gentlemen have
moved amongst us, and brought their
families with them, and invested their
money here, and why should wo treat
them thus? Is it right? A NATIVE.
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IMPORTANT, IF TRUE.-The Washing
ton correspondent of the New York Sun
reports that scheme is ready for con
summation to sell Cuba to the noted
Spanish volunteers of the island, in
order that they may sell it to the United
States. This project, we are further
told, has the advocacy and cooperation
of Secretary Fish, who is said to make
no secret of his opinion that it offers the
best possible solution of the whole Gu
ban question. The price to bo paid to
Spain, the Sun correspondent further
avouches, is 500. 900, 600, tenth in
coin and the remainder in bonds to be
guaranteed, if possible, by the United
States. Etlitorially, the San adds:
We do not publish this extraordinary
communication without some reserve.
But 1t comes to us from source of so
high O character that we are not mt lib
erty to ,lonbt that there is foun datiou
for its statements. Besides, it accorls
very remarkably with plan for the set
Element Of Cuba which was said to have.
the approval of Mr.. Fish year ago.
lie was then reported to be convinced
that at'Spnin's best method Of ending the
civil war was to sell the island to the Gu
bans; and the design now developed is
but another form of that itlea. Tt is
rather noteworthy. too, that the unfold
ing OF this scheme should be- cotempo-
raneous with the arrival in Washington
OF MIR. Paul 8. Forbes, who has the
credit OF having acted on former occa-
SONS as private agent between Gen.
Prim and the American Government.
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TAXING THE SOUTH CAROLINA RAIL.
RoAD.-In the United States Circnit
Court, at Charleston, Wednesday, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding, motion
was made by Hon. A. G. Magrath, for
an Injunction to restrain Reuben Tom
linson, Esq, Slate Auditor, and the
'treasurers of the several Counties TIN ough
which the South Carolina II ,ilrold
passes, from proceeding to the collection
OF taxes. assessed upon the property of
the company.
The bill sets forth that the South Ca
rolina Railroad Company has. by the
statutes of the State, perpetual cxcmp-
tlon from taxation; that by the recent
ACT OF the Legislature, the courts are
forbidden to interfere with the collection
O! any tax assessed under the authority
OF the State. and that the provision made
IN the statute for the recovery of taxes
illegally assessed and collected is innl,.
quate, and affords no adequate or snb
stantial relief. Hence this bill is brought
by branch IL Sons, citizens of Virgini:,
and deorgia, against the South Carolina
Rallroad, to prohibit the company from
paying the tax, and against the tax
officers for the purpose of suspendiup
the enforcement Of the taxes.
After lengthy argument on the case
IN the United Stntes Court, Thursday.
Judge Bryan decided to issue the ininnc,
ton in accordance with tho request of
the petitioners.
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Imported Wines.

HAVE just received the following list of
Il choice WINES, comprising the finest Euro
pcan brands. This is, without doubt, the
largest and best assortment ever offered in
Columbia.
CLA sETS. TS.-Rrandcnburg Freres' Medoc,
St Julien. Margaux. Pontct Canet, LaRose,
Chateau I.atoso, Grand Vim I.atour, 1853:
MarganX, 1858; .aFitte, 1858
IlOtIkS AND SAUTERNES.-Tanb
hcimer, Necrst elmer, Huckheimcr, Marco
hruner, Rudeshelmer, Haut Sautcrne, Haut
tHAMPAGNE ES.-Moet & Chandon's Yer
zenny, Dry Imperial; Vim Imperial, Green
seal. Bruch. T"urher & Co.'s Lac Dor, Cate
Dor, Sparkling Moselle.
SuElkRIES.-Al Goods from the house of
Guiding somo very choico "AMONrILLADO,"
worthy tho attention of conuoiseurs.
May ID HEOIAE SYMMERS.
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DO not bo discouraged. II you have Dys.
pepsla, or any disease OF the Liver, there is
long iif" OF happiness before you, if you only
use SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, M15t9
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True Brotherhood Lodge No. 81

Tue Brotherhood Lodge No. 81, A. I'M.
a THE regular Communication of True
WSYBrotherhood Lodge will be continued
n~,NrO-MokkOW (AIonday) EyENlNG, in
DC conferred. by order the w. NJ
May ID +. 4 GREY Secretary
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PLEBIscITUM.- word, which has
been so frequently given of late in the
dispatches from France, is thus rendered
by Webster: "Latin, from plebs, plebis,
common people, and scituna, decree. A
law enacted by the common people,
under the snperintendonce OF the I,ri-
bune or some subordinate plebian magis-
trate, without the intervention of the
Senate"
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS
Wilson Lorcntz-Whito sulphur Springs.
jacob Lovin-Hay, Auction.
Goo Symmcrs-lmported Wines.
Nurse Wanted-Apply at this Office.
=. L. Frazoe-Shrriff's Sales.
Meeting Board of Trade.
Meeting OF True Brotherhood Lodge,
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Board of Trade.

oodlu VI 1ldut.
"A extra meeting will be held To- MORROW
n tMnnday) EVENING. at 8 o'clock, in Pal
chants, whether members or the Board or not.
are requested to be present. by order:
WAY 10 X O'NEALE. Jr Sec'y
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Hay! Hay!
i mother Lot .{nSI In

another Lot Just In.
Rn BALES, superior to anything seen in
~ this market, for sale at my Auction
II 'nm, for cash JACOB LtVIN
Corner Plain and Ass. mbIy street. near
Market. Mav 16o
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HOTEL AnR1vALs, May IA Columbia Hotel
Pattors"n, Chester; G Andrews. Orange
Ryan. d Richardson, Charleston; F Hous-
ton, $ G; w Sanders and family, Edgeield;
l. Hardin. Baltimore; o Durham. @; T b
Starke Richmond; d True and lady, iowa;
Wart, IL b FAINT, Greenville. .l5
- Ntc6erSon Housed Mower, Newberry; ] A
Bower, Beach, !! " hIackay, s C; Luslus D
Baldwin, Mrs il u Crane, Miss Crane, N j; F
Seiglcr, Newberry; w z Dawoly Norfolk -
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Tho Japanese nobility are now send
ing their sons to the United States to be
educated. Five young men. sons of the
leading officials of japan, have already
been for two years taking thorough
course of studies at New Brunswick. n.
j., and recently five more have arrived
from Yeddo, and joined them. The new
arrivals are sons of Japanese mobiles.
Others are to follow soon, the Japanese
preferring American to English or
French schools.
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MAIL ARRANaHMENTs.2 IT heY Northern
mail is opened for delivery at g q. M. ;
closed at $50 a. m. Charleston, opened
at $50 p. NJ; closed at $50 p. m.
Greenville, opened at $50 p. M: closed
at $50 p. m. Western, opened at ei3c
n. M; closed at 4 p. m. Charlestta;
(evening,) opened at 8 a. m.; closed Mt
4.30 p. m. On Sunday, the post Office is
open from to 10 O. m. Il,
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Nurse Wanted.

Nurse Wanted.
A MIDDLE-AGED Woman ns NURSE.
n Good references required. Apply at this
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For Sale,
A FIRST-CLASS PLANTATION MULE,
IA warranted SOUND and quick. For par
ticulars. apply atAGNEW cos STABLE.
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