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The New Haven. Middstoyn and wlllimallic Rail
road which commenced year ago, has been
open To The public. When completed, this ROAD, with
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In State bonds business was moderate but we'll dis.
rihued. Old kOrth.C aTOlinas were hrm AT 4s4 new.
~ vlrgnias old Co. AID new s.; old Tennessees
rising \ v cent TO Gjh. and new decln n n, y cent
otik Missour g. sold al vi Louisiana Gs, n; Icvee
o. ,6f and new South Carolinas Uanuary and July),
a. CITY bank shares were hrm. with Gales o. Bank q
Commerce At IA, American Exchange l3. Tenth
Aatl.nh l25I, and Merchants 70. Railway mort
ego ego and Indians Central selling 81 o1gssSx Great
Mtt'Grn nnts ", seconds SlH, and Erie fourths,
81 Union Iacncs beng quoted 61kdDa1H Land
gIhnis iOs4tii Incomes, sgslS, and STOCK l!lGIlf.
IN extreme quotations, NY. Central stock nuctuated
bslwesn 'sH snd loS scrip, a5Gs1Y Harlem, 1850
900 tile, S3kGs2Jhi Reading l07xaUSK; Lake
sI'Ie '|S@.0.i Wabash, 5gkGe6lA PIttsbufgh, IO9K
ED3h N9rilwestern common, sIxlS4H; preferred,
synsSslH itPeS leland, I2lH sl2ik Fort Wayne no
&c o. Thui eomW9n oslsBo1. the preferred. $40
80 80 40 ono Mississippi, tl%ilS Boston, Hart
n orn anu Etle was steady at 5ks5k; Columbus. Chit
Sisp Ans innana Central declining from 2!h 70 az.
Mehilen GeatIil sold az 2tHG Chicago and Alton
Ioi1i nh.hlbhi ana st. Joseph, t2l9lNL, St. Louii
ana Iron h9ah'nln. co. Marietta and Caclnnsti nrst
pIe4eIIeuI ~ Delaware Lacknwauna and Western
~ ~ ana Morris and Essex sQH. in mi.cellsneous
snnres western Union Telegraph was the feature and
advanced from SlA TO 80 Pacihc Mail was SeaS and
declined cent to Ak. Atlantic MaiI was nrn A.
S4i hailpOsa common selling at aud Consolidatinn
C3Al Of NAT and ~ Express shares were nrm with
sales OF Adams At bll$6iA United states IHaisx
American, lGa and Wells Fargo Co. ie,l. ~"~.'n
q p NJ.
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JOSEPH d. PURDY,
ESTABLISHED 1913.
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Shirts, Collars, Cuffs, and Drawers,
IN STYLE AND hANUFACrUhE, AT
UNION ADAMS 4 co -, 637 BROADWAY.
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That appears on sueh estimate ald canvass tina, the
whole nunDer OF votes given Tor the oiccs OF nspec.
tors Of Election OF the Fist Election District VI
the Elphteentl Ward was nlne thousand eight hun.
or which forne% Holland received two thousand
Tine hnngred and ANY, our. Asst
OF which Thomas Van Burcn received Two thou
sand nine hundred aud Mt yfour............. 295i
sand Two hundred and dny.dve. 49,: ..'.,'e,. 1885
sana two hundred and 6ity. ,.,,...,,.,, I25O
CT wncn Robert knlever received even hmm.
uIeu anu tNeiiNtM,,.'.., ..,,..,....,..,., ia
OF Nhlcn john llu-hcs received seven nundred
NNNhNN IA tsu
or winch there were blank nine. uncommon.
Aud Of which there were scattering ulnc.........
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

CnANPloS Cow Miner, patented April 5, is7o
See business chauces.-AaU.
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That N appears sue a. innate and canvass that the
whole number OF ties given the offices OF Inspec
tors OF Election Of the Second Election District of
the EighteeIth Ward was nine thousand eight
urtd ana elghty fouT, ,,.....,.....,,.... HNs4
sand nine humid ed AMI htJ trte,,.,..,.,., y. 2953
OF whiCa Isaac Bel received two thousand nue
hund ell and nilN-lhIee. 29Jj
san Two nun led ana dfy @ 1855
SAND Two hundred and nytgrec. 1858
ana tWentysGyen. ~
OF wnlch Hugh OllrItn Received seven huudi ed
OF which there bluuk HInn. ,,..,.,,,.,..
Aud OF which there was scattering nlne..,.,.,.,
Total.
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TnInD Election DIsTRIl

That appears such estimate aud CANVASS that the
whole nunDer oil votes gwen lor the oiee VI lhspec
tors OF Election of the lmrd Election District OF tho
Eighteenth Ward was nine thousand eight hundred
ana tighll-ohe; ,''',','.'.,.'; go. S.NNl
sand nlny hundred ana Altylour 1884
OF winch Patrick HDlCrAn received two thou.
sand nine hundI ed aud nfiy-iOur ........... 1881
OF which john Crawford received oae thousand
two hundred ana nfty.lour 1854
o. which James NJ, Cross received one thousand
two hundred and hl!yonc ..,.,,,,.',. i25i
dred and twenty Ave- Observation-Disclosures, 72S
anc twenty n,e ~,
Oh whntf I"SEv @"fe oAAh niiiS,.,.,,,,.,,,, ,...
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travellers speak IN the highest terms Of Lyons
Iooth IaDietsi 80 neat and portable, wasting or
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Amustmfnts.
= TIL AVENUE THEATRE.
THIRD WEEK
"EERShNDK~
BRIiLmirANr
PARTISAN
SENSATION
GROWING SUCCESS
SEASON
EVERY NIGHT UNTIL FURTHER NOTICE, and
SATURDAY MATINEE AT ONE. Seats secured
twelve days in advance.
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mrtt,ugs.

~ YORK lhe rnnuA commencement Of TINS iDsttu.
ton viii take place IN THURSDAY the 231 inst at the
GRAND OPERA hot 81. corner OF 23d 81 and slh az
krercses TO begin nj IVY A. NJ Candidates for adnis.
study will present. themselves Tor examination m yts
Council Room on Tuesday. the 2lst, ats A. NJ.
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ar M1nn A Co,, ~ Pnrh Rev, y. ", Publish:
United States and all iOreign eounlries.
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Burke's summer sty,os ,geqts' and yonihs'
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The Physical Powers Of the Body Prostra-
ted by diseases OF the bladder Kidneys and urinary
gAns, restored and these compa prompt cured
by the aid OF HELMBoLDB BUCHU which likewise
possesses virtues for the removal OF
gane weakness. dyspepsia, gravel strangury, dropsy
and female irregularities.
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F0R INSPECTORS OF ELECTION.
sEvrNrrrNrn wAnn-r1onrrrNr rLrcrIoN nr .rr

That II appears such estimate ana that the
whole mint er OF votes given Tor tie offices of lnspe"
tors Of ECcuon OF the Eighteenth Election District
of he Sew ntccnth Ward was ten thousand three hun
dTcd aad forty four. ga
sand eight hundred ard eight, ...........,. sos
eight hundred and I'VE Observation-Disclosures, sSSJ
thousand tAree hundred and MI, i6ree.,. 1873
sand tarce hundred and hfy 1850
or which there were blank ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS,
And OF which there were scattering twenty-five %
ro,o, ma.
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That appears such estimate and canvas that the
whole number Of votes gwen for the oiilc In
spcctOrs OF Election OF the rwcntysNth Election Dis.
trct OF the seventeenth Ward was ten thousand two
huluIeu anu nincly lne. ...s's.s.....s. .lv,ttl
thousand eight hundred and six,............e, $500
seven hundred and my one. SOL
three hundred and nfty.thres 1853
three huhdred and ana any three ...'..... 1853
&aS SS or %S SnSG G %s,s S S9es Scattering
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That appears such estimate ami canvass that the
whole number OF votes giyen Tor inc Offices OF Inspec
tors OF cctlou OF tho Ihrtyulth Election District
OF the Seventeenth Ward was tvJ Thousand seven
hhildicl ana one. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, 2,tOl
OF which Benedict An-cIm received one tlOu-
sand three hundred and forty seven.u....... 1871
three 1uudIed and ry..eyen. .........,e..... 1871
OF which there were Diank two...................
And oi wIiCh there were scattering uYe.........
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FRIDAY, June i7-P M.-The different depart
mens Of the STOCK Exchange have been quiet through.
out the day. and devoid OF special interest ami the
stieet unusually free from sensational rumors from
Washington. The chief attraction tho railway
share market. which display ed activity than for
seNeral days Prices opened steady and advanced
until after the nrst regular session. but later took
sharp downward turn. New YORK Central and Lake
Shore leading tAe decline aud prlces tell of 10 II
cent on the entire LIST At tue afternoon board the
market became strong again, but subsequently de.
cned on rumors OF further reduction OF heights and
fares come OF the Western roads. later reacted
fraction. closing with nrmer feeling The active
business has been done In New Work Central and Hud.
son River, Lake Shore aEd Ohio and Mississippi. the
dealings Paul. Wabash Reading being rather
above the average amount.
The gold market has been heavy and duh with
transactions limited. The lower range premium
due mainly to the large shipments Of wheat
TO France. rs well as to thu outcome Of about SOG0,-
700 coin due on the Jny coupons The opening price
was lisS, from which IL declined to li2A midday:
and subsequently ranged at ll2i0illE closing ~ mex
bid. There has been good borrowing demand Tor
gold ana carly loans made Fat. but later L. II, 2
aud ceut. we're paid foI carrying. aller Clearing
House. balances again being carried free interest.
The outwardbouni steamers TO morrow Will take about
t5ooco In treasure. fhe total clearngs at the Gold
Exchange Bank were s25l30OOo; gold balances, sLs3.
lO2, and currency balances, 81 3d. &C., Tac principal
quotations were:
10 A M...,.....il3NiiH5 A NJ. .iis< s:l5 p M..li2Z
1870 A. M..,..llS 81 M.....Ii!S 5;!5 M'iiiI 5'i,
Foreign exchange has been quiet and s,eady at lU9Y
for 70 days sterling ana iloA for short sight, CONNER.
cal bills Delng qnOted at icgH@I09H. Grain bills
drawn exports VI breadstus France are In good
supply. and range ct 5I6l.S5l5A for prae long bills,
and 5l3xS5lik for sight,
In the money market the banks report some mode.
rate shipments OF currency and legal tenders TO tue
West TO move the wool clip but sufficient sum,
to affect the ling Call have ranged
ats and ceat. uhe latter rate being exceptlona,
depending upon the collateral. At the close large
balances lett with the leading bond ouses at
cent Commercial paper scarce, pilme aeceptances
hn1ing ready sale al and cent. and single names
al and !, lower grades ruling at AID 10. The coin
balucs ~ the Treasury stands At tOj 80 O00 or which
tsS,isO,OO are IN gold Celthcate.. Tue currency
balance amounts N ~ Gio,OO GoverI bonds nave
been dull and depressed under the decline In gold and
but ittle disposition has been manifested operate
nDtl alter the adjournment Of Congress- There have
been but few bonds offering, and these lave found
ready purchasers. The market closet STEADY, aud
Henry Clews Co., 80 Wall street. report al r. NJ:
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i6Wall 81. New York.
nsTATENENT OF TIE BoARD OF COUN-
TN CANVASS Ilto uf The County vi New lOrh, rCla.
uun to votes gwen for Inspectors Of Election.
Tho Board Of County CanVasscrs Ot the County NJ
New YORK having AZ the office of the tlers said
county on the 2ith 25th 2Gh, s7h, 2Sth aud th days
OF May $50 To ca vnss and est mate Tie votcs given In
tie several election districts in each Of the wards Of
SAID cty aud county. at the general election held
lht liza day OF May, In the year Aforesaid, do certify
follows;
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GlattBss mo Sr6rlrp.

WALTUAM WATCHES.
We have the largest amount OF these watches in the
country. Our prices the lowest; II Is therefore,
the interest OF all who intend purchasing to visit our
establishment Deer hdif a million watches have boon
made at walthan. We have No. 100000 on exhibition.
HOWARD q CO.. Agents
for waltham watches, TBS Broadway corner 10th e.,
nnt floor. ny stairs opposite stewards and AdIoInns
Bradyt Photographic Gallery.
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'''''.''''''
TwENTY.sEvENTu ELICTToN DISTRICT.

That II appears on such estimate and canvass, that
the whole number OF votes given for the Offices Of In
tpectOrs OF Election OF the rwenyseveuth Election
Dhtrct of the Seventeenth Ward was ten thousand
three hundred ard thur y-nnc.......... 1883
OF Which Del nlrd McQnade received three thou
sand eIht hundred and three. .............. 3.S03
seven hundred ana ninety nine ............. $40
or which Henry wagner received one thousand
thre hundred and my three. .......... 1873
thrrs hGnired and nifty three.... .......,.'. las
OF whicn thcTe we're bianK slN........... o
And VI which there were scattering tNenty.nye. %
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That appears such estimate and canvass. that the
whole numoer OF given for the offices OF lnspec
tors o Election OF the lwentyetKhth Election Dis
trct Of the Seventeenth Wa4d thousand three
hunared and twenty three. 1888
OF which william Gleesou received thee thou
seven hundred aud nnrtysix... ....,,.... s7p6
sand seven hundred and ninety. .......,...,.. $40
!6ree hundred and nity three 1858
three hundred ana nty.three ~. ............ is5s
OF which there were blank six ................. =.
a nd Of which there was scattering twenty-five. IS
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. lO8S
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ST1TENENTOP TIE HOARD OF /,

Frzcs PAID In gold. Information FURNISHED. The
highest rates paid Tor dOubloons and all knig ut gold
and silver. TAYLOR 4 Co. BANKERS,
all Nssuy Aarlr
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That appears such estimate and canvass that the
whole number Of votes given for the oflces Of In.
at Election OF the Twenty Ninth Elect Dis
trtct OF the Seventeenth Ward vas Two thousand
seven hundred and sixty-four. AGA
OF winch Frank Buckel received one thousand
three hundred ana tJIt seven .............. lg7
lure hGndred .ortyseyen ~ .,' iS,
OF which there were blank three. ................
Ana OF which there were scattering sixty-seyen o.
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Special Hoiitss.

And Of which there were scattering twenty-five. ~
To,si.......o....................... 1890
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TIE hCHhOND Distribution
n II is called. The charter OF tie Association in
whose hands II purpOrts ~ he, expTosslJ pTuyldes
THAI the distribution sLAl be Conducted as raai,
conducted MS lottery Ia violation OF the terms
Of Toe charter, and lie therefore Illegal. For exam
pie also, the Orphans Houe Lottery, purportiug 10
be draAn al Columbus, Mississippi, and advertised
sNery day by hcbTien Mcintyre as q legaliZed lot.
tfy Section 10 OF article IL OF the Constitution uf
III htale Of Mississippi reads thus:
The legislature shall never authorize any lottery
nof 'hail the ,als OF lottery tickets he aOwed nor
" W drawn, or ucAets therein 70 Dc sod.
ILLEGAL LoTTERIgs.
wrote 10 the Attorney General Of Mississippi in
regard to this concern. Ho replied In this letter
letter SHOWN aud IeadL that 10 Mississippi there IS
tfh c"lIn tie ight under the old law 20 hold draw.
hsr, but no court In tue state will allow their esim.
4Le Auditor OF Public Accounts (MT ii. Mus
ro't) tells uo that the Orphans' Home Lottery hAs
u" egaI existence.
.ne state treasurer says that no payment OF
nl"h'S on account Of tie orDhan's Home Lottery
Va ever been made.
And ali therefore led To suppose that the draw.
,Ass OF lhl' SPURIOUS lottery made In New York
So VI ess are not made al all.
,,'pN "oTd PEI sDnlI " myself This article sets
VIVA "a1 my pfoperiy has been seized Tor
SoS.PAYnESr OF TAXES,
sr0uhung 10 SIO4,OOJ. This indebtedness-only
t'<"o ~ het-was iHeurrsd by the firm OF Murray
d TO. alter had closed M coInee lion with them
~" We property seized does not belohg to me. In
- u'htf PAL llCulars This account which advances
AohhB eIhe, eotTect. like the old definition OF tho
IsO' Ihs Hon. ben Mood told the sutnurities that
W. property al GrSnd street aud BfOsdway was
''"' ''ri beh''r tH'' h4'" s'/rl 1t I'm ~ " he.
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That II such estimate and that the
whoe number ~ votes given for the offices Of In.
tIcttus OF Lrcpn OF tie lhirtivth Election District
OF tie srVt. tccLth Ward was two thousand seven
hundred ana slNl .ss...........,....2.tG
OF which Jn' oh Scha' fer received one thousand
three HuHiIed and ............... iS47
or Nlich john Moore received one thousand
thr,e hundred and foityseyen.. ............ 1877
or vAlch there were blank thfcc................
Ana Of winch there were scattering sIxty i've. Gj
H., -,
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ample is good one, and might be prontaoiy
initiated by those who are not aware that OUT
rage and raplne, and the infic:ion OF unneces-
sary pain, are extraneous TO war in itself, and
practiced in this age only b7 the barbarous and
inhuman.
.-Mura. Ha!stead. OF the Cincinnati Com
mercial, writing from the country over which
the prussan armies are passing to the front.
saws: ALREADY this war has fixed the destiny
of Germany. no power can prevent Its unity.
The passion that there is among the people
for mighty nationality is something sublime.
The fervid patriotism of the army is backed by
the universal sympathy the people. There
is deep-seated religious enthusiasm among
them. They belive they are doing Gods ser
vice in fighting for Fatherland; and the young
men go forth to battle, having made up their
minds to die for their country. No language
can exaggerate the intensity of the feeling OF
the German nation. 1t has not been at all I'M
derstood In France" Mr.. Halstead endorses
the common assertion among the Germans,
that this is a war of French ignorance, as it
never would have been commenced had
France understood Germany
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The FIrst Congressional District.

The Horr;- NeuS advises the Union Re-
form Convention for the First Congressional
District to endorse the nomination of Sena-
tor Rainey, the Republican candidate. We
cannot make Union Reformer, in name, oi
Senator Rainey, but he is an honest man.
and will make decent representative OF the
district The colored majority in the dis
trict is so large that an opposition candidate
would stand no chance of election, and, IL
appears to US, that, for many obvious
reasons, it is the wisest course to make no
counter-nomination, and to support Ralney'
who will then be returned without opposl'
ton. We do not think that ah opposition
nomination would prove, as the Horny NerS
thinks. it would that "there is no sincerity
s.in the declaration of the Reform party to
sthe colored man." If an upright and re-
sponsible colored man were nominated, it
would be very practical way of proving
the sincerity Of the party. But, as we have
said, we do not think that the district can
do better than ITO confirm the nomination
which the Republicans have made.
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Th. Reform Canvass.

Attention is directed to the changes MADE
In the appointments for Public Meetings al
which the Hon. R. B. Carpenter and Genera
M. G. Butler will address the people. Ine
list is now as follows:
Darlington Courthouse, Monday, seplemoel
9Th.
chesterfield Courthouse. "Wednesday, Ser
tember 7tb.
Bennettsvllle, Friday, September 9th.
Florence, Saturday, September 10th.
Marion Courthouse, Monday, September
18th.
Kingstree, Wednesday, September l4th.
Midway Church, Thursday, September l5ln'
Manning, Friday, September 10th.
Liberty Hill, Saturday. September l1ta
Orangeburg Courthouse, September 10Th.
: Barnwen Courthouse. September 2lst.
WATERFORD, Colleton. September 23d.
White Hall, Colleton, September Gath.
Beaufort, September 26th.
Other appointments will be announced from
time to time. Applications for speakers ana
all communications intended for the State Ex-
ecutiye Committee of the Union Reform party
must be addressed to the Secretary, E. W..
SH.bels, ESQ.,, Columbia, S. G.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TER DAILY NEWS, by mall one year Sc; siS
months s.; three month, s.; oa smoath rs cen:s
Served In the city q: FIFTEEN CENTS week,
psyable to the carriers or ss year, paid In ad-
vance at the office.
The TRr.wEEKLr NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year 81; SIX
months 81 90.
TIE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 six copie;
SO Ten copies, 10 one address. SIS.
< SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable ia adVaace,
and no paper continued after the expiration VI
che time paid for.
REMrTrAScEs should be made by PosIoulee
Money Order or By express. II tai' sa.i'o' W
dons nro,ec.,on against losses by mail may be
Hecprad nv forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order Of the propriesors Of The NEWS
or by sending the money in registered letter.
Address RIORDAS. DAWSON & Co.,
No. 1le East Bay, Charleston. S. G.
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siderably, and gold and provisions fell. The
whole aspect of our affairs is more cheerful.
With grand crop OF the great staple, in
course Of picking, all that the South had to
fear was paltry prices for what we had
to sell and famine prices for what we had to
buy. This danger is now nearly. past.
Southern Germans and Southern French, as
we'll as the native American, have COM
mon interest in the preservation of peace
and will be inclined to believe, with US,
which ever way their sympathies lean, that
to the South ALL NEWS is GOOD NEWS WH1cH
ONLY BRINGS PEACE !
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have auditors, assessors. treasu.ers, school
commissioners, county commissioners. eles-
tion commissioners, constabularies,. detectives,
p:nps, and spies OF all sorts who swell the
amount by thousands. No people in the world
can stand such drain long. Our resources
are being steadily sapped by the vampires who
are now in Office. We will lot feel its full
weight until their credit begins to get below
par, and then We will be taught the beauties OF
taxation with vergance.
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caugsht.

Secretary Cardozo need not be alarmed.
Before election day we will print 'facts and
''fgures" enouShto satisfy the people in re-
gard to the connection OF the Secretary OF
State with thelands in Georgetown, and on
Johns Island, sold to the State at his solici-
tation. One point is already established.
Mr.. Cardozo does not deny his completely in
these Questionable transactions. Nor does
he condescendto explain his patent plan for
growing suddenly rich.
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DAVIS & MILE R'S
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" concentrated Extract OF Vanilla Beans. In
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try. We don't pretend to compete 10 Price with
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