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SPEClAL. NOTICES.
SPECIAL NOTICE.

Having concluded to dispose Of my
Retail Boot and Shoe Store at the earlies
possible moment, to engage in the Whole
sale Boot and Shoe Establishment of K. Porte
e. Co., I shall from this date sell all my presen
stock AT COST and for cash only. This is a RARl
opportunity for those wishing to purchase any
thing in my line. Ny stock is unsurpassed b,
any other house in the city for quality ant
quantity, and it is to the interest of the commu
nifty to take this opportunity to supply them
selves and families.
cannot but express my thanks for the liber
atty which has always been extended to thi
house for the past ten years.
F.M. PORTER,
Ianl2wd 1876 Main street.
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A writer in the Western Rural says;
Boards from white or red elm piled up
closely after saving for q month or siz
weeks, and after the first of April, will
lose their surplus moisture, and as the
tendency to warp one way will bt
counteracted by the same inclination tt
shrink the other way, the beard will
partially season and come out straight
and make fence stronger and NOR,
durable than pine. If nailed on imme
diately after saving they usually warp
and twist, and shrink endways and are
hard to keep on the fence.
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Arrangements Of Pigs.

Six weeks old, in my opinion, is the
best age, / have experimental in taking
them away when one week old, two
weeks, and three weeks, and also at siz
weeks; and at other times have let the
sow run with the pigs until she weaned
them herself.
It is important to keep pigs out
of the mud if you want them to do we'll
Make o tight pen with plank floor
two feet from the ground.
The best feed for young pigs l have
found to be corn bread crumbied up in
some milk, or even dishwater, and fed
to them this kind offeed, and they have
gained over pound day.
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For Sup,t Of Water Works.

MEssRs. EDITORS Please announce me as a
Citizens Candidate for Superintendent OF
Water Works, at the ensuing Charter Election.
jams VIM. DULTY.
EDTToRs REGISTER PLEASE announce me as
candidate for reelection to the office of Super.
intendent of Water Works, subject to the deci.
sion Of the Democratic City Convention. If
am again chosen to that position l will endeavor
to discharge its duties to the best of my ability.
JAM JOHN W. CUMMINGS.
MEssRs. EDIroRs Please announce the
name of WILLIAM II. Colts as the People 8
Candidate for superintendent Of Water Works
at the next Municipal Election, and oblge
jan3-te MANY VOTERS.
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The Complexion

Nothing is more essential to beauty thanl a
clear aud beautiful complexion. Any disease
of the skin in the way Of pimples, blotches, &c.
defaces the most regular features and detract:
from the otherwise most captivating form.
These skin diseases all result from some inpu
rity in the blood and this impurity must be re.
moved before nature will properly do its work,
"IRISIN." the great blood purifier, acts directly
on the blood and is the best remedy and anti.
dote for poisons in the vital current ever dis,
covered. For diseases peculiar to women it has
no o1usl Try it. decIs.imdSw
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MARRIED:

On Thursday evening, 18th inst, by Rev. A.
j. LYDIA, at the residence of the brides father
Mr.. WILLIAM A. McNULTY, Of Buckhan
non, Upshur county, w. Va, and Miss CLARA
v. EWING, daughter of VIM. Ewing, of this
city.
On Thursday, January 18th, 1870. by Rev. j
T. Mcclure, at his residence, Mr.. j. G. MOOR
HOUSE, of Wheeling, and Miss JENNIE
CARUTH, of Kirkweod, Ohio.
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Hogs-Corn in Iowa.

A correspondent at Muscatine, in re-
ferring to matters and things in that
section, says that hogs have done better
in Iowa than most OF the other States
Corn in the river counties was plenty
and at from 40 $50 cents per bushel,
and pork 8 to 9 cents per pound, live
raipht
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TOWN TRIPLES.

NEW ADyERTIsEMENTs.-Stockhol,
ers' Notice-Street Railway.
For Rent.
Parkersburg Packet--New State.
For Matamoras-Scisnce.
Dividend.
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CITY ELECTION.
For Mayor.

EDITORS REGISTER Please announce GEO.
W. JEFFERS rs the Democratic candidate for
the office of Mayor, subject to the decision Of
the Democratic City Convention
isnlI MANY DEMOCRATS.
MEssRs EUIToTs Please announce the name
of SAMUEL MCCLELLAN (the present incum.
bent) as a candidate for the Mayoralty at the
bext Municipal Election, and oblige
iaul3-te MANY VOTERS.
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DIED:

On Wednesday, at a o'clock P. ~, Mr.
JAMES G. ACHESON, aged GO years.
The funeral services will take place at his late
residence, corner of Monroe and Fifth streets
at o'clock A. NJ. to-day. After the services
his remains will be conveyed to the Hempfelt
depot, thence to Washington, Pa, by specia
train, for interment.
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For Wharf Master.

MBssRs. EDITORS Please announce me as q
candidate for the Office of Wharf Master, sub
iect to the decision Of the Democratic City
Convention. ISAAC OLDHAM.
janli
MgssRs. EDITORS Please Announce JOSEPH
FORSYTH, the present incumbent, as the PEG.
Piles Candidate for the office of Wharf Master,
FOR which position he will be supported by
ians MANY CITIZENS.
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A little ground sulphur mixed with
salt and ashes, and given once in two
or three weeks to stock, is beneficial
all domestic animals will be thus bene-
flied.
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Stockholders Meeting

THE ANNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK.
l. HOLDERS of the National Insurance Com.
pany Of Wheeling, and tho election of Directors,
viii be held at the office of the Company on
Market street, on Thursday, January 27th.
ls1o, between the hours Of 10 A. n. and ST.. n.
JOHN BISHOP,
janI2td Secretary.
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
FOR RENT.

THREE DWELLING HOUSES IN THE
i Third Ward, two on Fourth and one on
Fifth streets. Apply ct the office OF
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DIVIDEND.
STOCKHOLDERS NOTICE
Street Railway.

T,HE ANNUAL MEETING OF TIE STOCK.
Il holders of the Citizens Railway Company
and election Of Directors will take place on
Saturday, January 90, at 2 o'clock p. NJ, in the
Council Chamber of the City Building.
ianl5-3t HARRY CALDWELL, Secy.
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DIVIDEND.
NOTICE.

NOTICE.
HAVING BEEN APPOINTED ADMIN.
IL istrator Of the estate Of Olivia Woods,
deceased, notice Is hereby given TO all parties
having claims against said estate to present
the same properly authenticated for payment.
K. G. CRACRAFT,
janSlw Administrater.
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Terms, by Mail, in Advance,

DAILY REGISTER.
Sns yssr.-.......s7 50 Three months.--.sa 90
elk months. .-... 90 One month";. Is
TO SUBSCRIBERS IN THE CIT.
-sr week. rs cts. | Per month.....-65 cts
TRI.WEEKLY REGISTER.
Published every Tuesday, Thursday, and Sat.
urday.l
Eve copis. yr. 20 % One copy mos. %
free copy win 6s sent to the getter up Of
each slnb Of FIVE.
WEEKLY REGISTER.
One copy, I yr....$2 90 Five copies, Tyr 90
one copy, mos. l 90 Ten copies, VI. IS 90
One copy, 3 mos. 50 Twenty 1 yr. Sc 90
A free copy Of the WEEKLY win be sent for
each club Of TEN; and free copy of the TN.
WEEKLY will be sent for each club Of TWENTY.
DER ARBEITER FREUND.
GERMAN WEEKLY
By Mail 90 By Carrier. u %
Same club rates as WEEKLY REGISTER
Advertising Rates per Square.
"a square Is of an inch space.)
One time.sl 90 Ono week..-...-.S 90
Two times so Two " oeks..-.-.. 5 90
Three times. % One month"; 90
Local NOTICES" per line. Is cents but no
notice inserted for less than One Dollar.
Advertisements in Weekly.
One Square, each insertion ..-.............N 90
Special Notices" per line IS
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WANT OF UNIFORMITY AND
now WE PREVENT IT,

Tho want Of uniformity In Boots and Shoes II
IL well known, equals II not exceeds that Of any
other kind Of manufactured goods. In order 70
protect ourselves and customers we make II .
rule not 10 receive or place ON sale any goods
not regular and uniform, except they be too
low In price 10 allow Of uniformity. 10 insure
this every pair Of Boots and Shoes that enters
our store Is carefully examined and rejected IN
less found correct in size, tree from damage and
uniform in quality.
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WOMRN's MISSES AND CnII
DREN'S BALM q RAILS.

In the department Of women's, MIssos and
Children's goods We defy competition. MOTE
over, we can give 10 our Customers, out Of our
best work, any size they may want thus
enabling them 10 81 mp and work OF clean thor
broken stock. This IL an indncement Offered
by very few dealers, and II will bs appreciated
Is very great advantage by those experienced
In retailing BnOtA and Shoea
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: SUrUIDE OF / RKTIaED f,SS7EuilRs@Es
despatch from Newa1h, 'll ,aAys: Nv.
r. Sayre, aged tifty 1--we years, d pronat--
nent eiassen OF :Ais;asjyAh :A.s sssy, AhSngsd 1iassiS
ae hiGresiaent this, morning, under men.
tai debreaaion. He =se: an elder in the
Presbyterian Church, arecent member
Of the Legislature, but declined re.nomi-
nation, and director in various finan-
cial institutions. He was in easy cir.
cumstances, and had retired from bust
ness, enjoying general confidence and
respect. He leaves widow and three
children.
A New York correspondent says: Gen.
eral regret is expressed here at the fail
ure of the Bismarck -Thiers armistice.
and journals that have heretofore been
applauding tho heroism of the French,
are now disposed to reproach them for
not improving the opportunity for max
ing better terms now than they are likely
to get hereafter, if the war is to go on.
In Wall street, the effect has been to
strengthen the gold premium, and to
produce the conviction al around that
hostilities are to go on indefinitely :.
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win gai35 4aeaa.se
the downfall Of the French tongue as the
fashionable language Of Europe2 is the
question which awatenr philalpgists aye
beEinnsng 6sask fonSpoth siges Of the
Atlantic. CeItain! Isis, that 3f any e.
fortsssf the HrussiAaas can sPf5duGe the
ostrapism of ;,the French tongue from
courtly circles, then the langusge of the
modern Caesars is doomed to silence out
side of France. Not only has German
already become the official language Of
Alsace and Lorraine, but societies Of
educated ladies in Berlin, instituted for
the purpose of aiding the wounded SOL
diers, have not only tabooed the speak
ing of French, but n fine is levied on
every fair member incidentally using q
French phrase. Even the terms ''ma-
dame" and 'madamoiselle" are interdiot-
ed, and the German appellations of
''frau" and "fraulein" are employed in
their stead. What some of our crude
novelists will do when French phrases
become unfashionable, it is difficult to
foretell. Their English is execrable,
and of German they know absolutely no.
thing.
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KNas s MoUNT1IN K1mHo1D.-A meet
ing Gf the stockholders of this road was
held at Yorkville. on Thursdsy, the Sd
instant, at> which the, following officers
We're elected President. Gen. a. NJ.
Laws Directors. John H. Adams ~. B..
Wilson. Wm.s Johnston, 7! L. SClark,
John s. Ryan. u N-
. EXECUTIVE APPOINTMENTS. The fol-
lowing have been appointed to tho
Office of Trial Justice in their respective
counties {: D. 8. Russell, Yorkville
Henry A. Smith, Lexington and J. 81.
Leland, Charleston.
We learn from reliable source (says
the Chester Repo,ter) that the constabu-
larry force. maintained at an expense of
about $4,000 per annum, throughout
the State, is about to be or has been re-
duced.
A saloon in Burlington, Iowa, was
burnt few nights ago. and four persons
were burnt to death. The name of tho
family was Bascher.
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Tho Survivors Meeting.

One of the most interesting incidents
of Fair week, just passed, was tho survi-
vors' meeting. The association is ad-
dressing itself in practical way to it's
great historical duty-to preserve the re-
cords of its dead and do Justice to the
living. The address of Gen. Preston was
delivered before brilliant audience of
the assembled intelligence of this city
and of the State. It was an eloquent
vindication of tho defenders of the late
Confederacy, and stirred the deepest feel
ings and the tenderest instincts Of the
Southern heart. Repeated applause show
ed the electric communication established
between the speaker and the audience.
The reunion which took place in the
evening, brought together q number of
the old "wearers of the grey" and SEN
timent after sentiment followed, and re-
vived past memories. The occasion was
indeed suggestive alike of tie past and
The future past and its memories /;
the future and its duties. Nor SURVIVORS
ONLY, BUT INHERITORs.
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MIR. E. H. HEISITsH-DEAR SIR The bottle
of Queens Delight which / purchased from
been dyspeptic for many years, and never
found relief from an attack, except by travel
ing, change of climate and diet. No medicine
ever before has produced 30 good an effect.
tirely relieved of pain. My bowels are regu-
lar, &c. I experience no nausea, as did be-
fore taking the Queens Delight. I regard
this medicine one of the most valuable. It is
pleasant and agreeable. 1 shall recommend
it. Yours, respectfully,
Oct 26 JAMES F. DOWNEY.
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To the Public.
Nov 13 2

TT affords me much pleasure to- thus pub
L. licly acknoNledge, the kint1ness, courtesy
Nichols & Co. have adjusted and paid the
insurance Of $4,000 on my Dwelling and Fur
niture: The proofs we're prepared on the 5th
Tor the amount. moat cordially commend
them to all who need protection for their pro-
perty, not only for the high standing of their
companies, but for their pfonlpt aud liberal
assistance in preparing all necessary proofs.
Nov 1917 EDMUND DAVIS
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For Sale.

II OFFER for salo DESIRABLE RESI-
IL DESCE i'll Columbia, on Plain street be-
besides four basement rooms. One of tho
most desirable locations in the city.
Also, "The Van Patton Shoals" in Spartan
burg District; $50 acres of good Land, with
good Dwelling and Mill. This is perhaps the
most desirable water power in the Statc--on
Enoree River and within five miles of tho
never-failing stream, and with scventy-tive TO
eighty feet fall, for manufacturing purposes,
this place has no superior. Liberal terms
will be given. JAMES G. GfBBES,
Nov 13 Ct Columbia, 8. G.
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''lt's nifty curis," said Mrs. Darlington to
Ike, while reading about the impending war
in Europe, that tho Hollerhorn creates such
al ado i'll Yurrup, when it's sich q common
disease among the cattle in Amer.ky." The
old lady. having delivered herself of the
above, took dose OF LIppMAN's GREAT GER
MAN BITrERs to cheer her depressed epirits,
and resumed her knitting.
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, 4. c.,
at GEIaEE 4 MCGREaoR's, Druggists. S18
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Special Notice.

Y11E largest, finest, and beet stock Of
4 CLOTHING in the city. Owing to the
death Of Col. ". J. Holie, the stock will be
sold at prices that defy competition.
Our line of Over-ccats, RaSians, Business
suits. young men and boys clothes, and water
proof goods (of every style,) is complete.
Buyers will remember, we offer the above
goods, together with a splendid stock of Furn-
lshing Goods, Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Trunks
taliscs, Carpct-bags, etc, ctc., lower than
the same articles can be bought this side of
New York.
The business will be conducted by G. NJ.
Johnson, assisted by myeelf, who respectfully
solicits share OF the public patronage.
MIKE HOKE.
Son Of W. j. IIokc.
\. Is. Tho undersigned respectfully invites
Gil bis old friends to give him n call, SEQ for
themselves, and be satisfied that tho truth Of
the above will be fully verified.
Now G. NJ. JOHNSON.
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"SPALDfNG's PREPARED GLUE"

and disgust everybody with your Oatarrh
and it's offensive odor, when DIR. SAaE's Ca
TAnRH REMEDY will speedily destroy ali odor
and arrest the discharge. The proprietor
offers $500 for case he cannot euro. Sold by
Druggists, or by mail, sixty cents. Pamphlet
free Address DR.. Il. V. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
N13 Tt3
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COLUMBIA.r s. G..
Sunday Mernings November IS. 1870.
Democratic Gains-The Capse Of Consti-
81 - ftutIohal LSberty.

n - ftutIonal IAberty.
. We cordially congratulate our Demo
cratic jriends,in the United States upon
the large gains recently made. The cause
OF constitutional liberty and of good 60
vernment is thus strengthened, and the
hopes of the patriot citizen rise. New
York has gone Democr, ic by an i'm
melise majority. aud the World gvies the
following as the composition of the next
Congress: Democrats 108; Radicals 1872;
Independents 8. The whites of South Ca
rolina will be found in hearty sympathy
with the Democracy or nnti-radical ele-
ment Of the country. From South Ca
rolina to California-from the Northern
lakes to the Southern gulf-thcre is a
vast army of voters arrayed under the
anti-radical or Democratic banners.
In South Caroline. We are for the time
overwhelmed by NUMBERS, and FRAUD and
the elements of MIsnULE prevail. But
this cannot last long. We greet our bro
theirs OF the North, South, East and
West, and feel in their triumphs the in
fuences that are to assist in our coming
victory Of the RIGHT. Laying aside the
special policy OF the Union Reform or
ganization, the white people of South
Carolina will organize in self-defence-
will look to their own interests-and
WREN National parties again try their
strength. we shall he found on the side
of the anti-redical party.
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Younger by twenty years is the appearance
mind how many sunlmers-after he or sho has
charmed away tho gray hairs with PHALoNs
NIrALIA. Pleasant, clear and transparent.
No sediment.
Sold by all druggists and fancy goods deal
ers. N13t3
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F. H. Sprague, of Salisbury, N. c..
died suddenly on the night of the 9Th
instant, OF congestion, in his Office in
that place. Mr.. Sprague was the Re-
publican candidate for Congress against
Mr., Shober.
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From Alex. N. Dougherty, NJ. D., l.te one
OF the Medical Directors y. 8. A., Newark,
n. j.: Having been made acquainted with
the composition OF the preparation known as
ted it's use i'll my family, where it has given
entire satisfaction. 1t is an elegant toilet
article, we'll worthy of the eneomiums it has
received"
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The POPE's PosITIoN.-Tne guarantees
which Italy offers to tho Pope will give
him suoh authority as man has over
his own home. A place of residence is
to be set aside for his Holiness, and over
his palace and adjacent territory he will
be monarch of all he surveys, provided
he does not direct his sight across the
boundary. A small extent of ground,
probably the area Of the Leonine City,
will contain the Pope and his cardinals,
and such foreign ambassadors or repre-
sentatiyes as may be sent to him. Even
here the authority of his Holiness must,
in matters not spiritual, be concurrent
with the Italian authority. Over his own
priests and his own spiritual Getermina-
tions, Plus IX will have full sway; but
over the Italian citizens not bound to
service to the Church, who may reside
within his limited dominion, tho Italian
Government will not yield the right Of
protection. In this shadow of court
his Holiness may exercise, if he chooses,
the authorities Of a sovereign, bnt scarce
ly temporal sovereign, because, in all
matters outside Of his spiritual jurisdic-
tion the Italian Government will have a
right Of veto. The most important ccs-
sion is thrt which guarantees to him
every ecclesiastical right which he holds
rs head of the Catholic Church In
every matter connected Herewith lie will
have rs much freedom as over, and in
his communications to the members of
his Church throughout. the world, lie is
to be FREQ and unembarrassed. In the
words OF the English law, he is to have
the right of way over the Italian terrific
rles, to him and to all persons who may
have business with him, with ingress and
egress to and from his place of residence
Italy further promises to assume and pay
his debts, very important concession,
and will guarantee to the powers of the
world his spiritual independence by n
proper treaty IT IS believed that there
will be no serious objection to these terms
unless upon the part of his Holiness him
self. He still clings to the shadow of
temporal sovereignty. He is not con-
tent to abdicate; he protests that he is
still every inch king, and resents the
invasion of his temporal rights not mere
ly as temporal wrong, but as a crime
against religion. The great powers of
Europe are not likely to agree with him.
1t may be unjust to submit to this ne
cessity, but it is necessity from obe-
dience to which there seems to be now
no hope Of escape.
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Attention, Columbia Rifles !

A MEETING Of your corps will be held at
IA Independent Hall on TUESDAY EVEN
ING, November 10, at o'clock Business of
Importance will be considered, and full
meeting ie earnestly requested. The arrear
list will be read. By order OF Capt. r. O'Ncale,
Jr. w. WILLIAMS, Secretary
Nov 13 9
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
Edmund Davis-To the Public.
P. F. Frazee-Sheriff's Sales.
D. G. Peixotto & Son-Real Estate.
Attention, Columbia Rifles.
James G.. Gibbes--For Sale.
T. j. LaMotte-Assignees Sale.
jacob Levln-Handsomo Furniture.
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PosT OFrIoE HoURs;-7Northern mail
opens 4. 80 P. NJ. closes II A. M.
Charleston and Greenville, open 4.3O
P. NJ. close $50 A. M.
Western. opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
2.45P. NJ.
Charleston, evening, opens 8 A. NJ;
closes 6 p. NJ.
Office open Sundays from half-past
o'clock to half-past 5.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 12.-
Columbia Hotels. G. Gilbert, Charles
ton; N. +. Wolls, Savannah; j. F. Con-
nors, Cokesbury; G. G. Taylor, New
berry; F. r. Lanesue, G.. Pomroy, s. y.
Clapp, f. H. Beers. G. 81. Stone, j. w.
Hobson, c. H. Raser, New York; W. n.
Brady, Augusta; j. 81. Means, Fair
field; L. H. Hamilton, Williamson.
NicherSon House-J. w. Hall, Mics:
J. F. Oates, o. Bennett, Richmond; Nj.
NJ. Wolfe, Charlotte; W. G. Hewett,
Augusta; George Renick, Pa; J. s.
Pierson, New York; s. +. Houston, N.
Y; I. J. Cunningham, Kershaw; A. J.
Lamar, Ridgeway; T. g. Moorman,
Newberry; DR.. Kilgore and family,
MissesI Simpson, @. A. Simpson, r. f.
Fleming, Lnurens; Nj. J. Hendrix,
Richland; s. G. Thomas, S. c.; John d.
Turner, Wadmalaw; s. J. Ward, Johns
Island; j. D. Alexander, Petersburg.