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The weekly Panola star. [volume] (Panola, Miss.) 1857-1881, 1870-08-06
LAWS OF THE STATE OF MISSIS'
SlPPl. H

AN ACT to raise Revenue to de-
fray the expenses of the Govern
ment Of the State of Mississippi,
and for other purposes.
Section 1. BE it further enacted
by the Legislature Of the State Of
Mississippi, That on all property,
both real and personal, money chos-
sin action, notes, bills receivable,
bonds, and stock in Incorporated
companies, in this State, except that
which is hereinafter exempt from
taxation, there shall be assessed, Jew
led and collected, a tax of one half
of one per cent, on the value thereof,
including all crections Of improve
ments on real estate, and to ascer-
tain said value, it shall be the duty
ofthe Auditor of Public accounts
to furnish each Assessor with suita-
Bile books, properly ruled and head
ed, IN winch to enter tho following
items.
First. The name of the individ.
ual, Incorporation, company, society
partnership, or firm, to whom any
property shall be taxable.
Second. Lands, by township
range, section, or part of q section
or subdivision, or by some othe
description sufficient to identify II
and town lots, naming the town il
which they are situated, and Their
proper description, by number and
block, or otherwise according to the
| system Of Numbering in the town.
| Third, Personal property as, fol-
lows: Number of cattle, number o.
horses, number of mules, number
of swine over six months
old, number Of carriages and We
hicles of every description, with q
separate column for the value o.
each; and amount ofcapital employ
| cd in merchandise, amount OF capi-
tai employed in manufacture
amount Of money and credits
amount Of household furniture
amount Of stock or shares in an.
corporation; or company not reqni
red by law to be otherwise llste'
and taxed, amount of professiona
instruments, amount Of other per
sonal property not otherwise emu
merated, the number Of polls, and
column for signatures, and one TO
remarks. But no entry shall b
made on said book, of any anim'
under the age of one year, except Q
above provided. The cost Of sal
books to be paid out of the Treai
ury in the manner required by la
for the payment Of other printin
for the use of the State.
Sec. 3D. BE It further enacte'
= Thatit shall be the duty Of the Al
!. sessor 10 call npoh each taxable il
hab,tant of the county for a list
{ his taxable property, and each i
habitant shall, when required, gi'
lto the Assessor atruc list Of all b
|. taxable property, and shall sis
4 said list, when entered On the AS
sors book, and make oatli to Il
accuracy OF the same, which Ga
the Assessor shall administer as f
/ lows.
! | assfouA "A !aBs, do solenihly s@e
Tor affirm) that the list Of proper
(which You now render, is'a tr
Is and iust accout of all the proper
70 !, YOU are required TO render, ~ y y
e jeet to- taxation on thel lst day
: january last in your own n right,
that of any other person for wh'
: you ought to give in the taxaa'' xa'
p nro,,crtv So help your God,
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sllsxsa n sus.s zs,I saiisss ssy las
~ say l.asis, bsFsazl pFap<Fig, o.
fglls lsis apszzs=@i - tHs ts.e.H,
sseers lhss ~ lssssisss sshirfs y
re~ls. wsts. msFshsaAsas. - ssest
esmiua ffua ashef Hssssa Ths Tsk
coIleetof shsIl ssaerz snd sslIfsf oho
l.sr essi. en shsiF rTsa s.iess bot he
hall make msmafanamnsef III prop.
esly and persons hs msy hnd anss
seu.e,l W he s~aiy. and aeIs~f ,he
ssn,e n the AasssssFby The hsss Day
II December iuessh years ssa vs. The
first ,Iay of January IN each year each
Tax AsreAsewof shall make . supple.
mental assessment, u such shsssessed
pfg~riy in his co''asyl and rolls Of
the said suprlemcnsal ass~sment shall
lio made out and deliveredin the man.
ner reqaifcl In ease u the sriginal
assessment. by the 6rss dsy 81 .janu-
AIRY, and immediately thereafter the
Tax Collector shall proceed 10 collect
the same by distress and sale.
See. 10. Bcii iarther enacted, That
,hq bond of the Assessor shall be i've
thousand dollars, aud that VI the Tax
Collector shall be- equal TO one-hsifof
the amount of the taxes assessed ~
the county in the preceding year; the
compensation Of the Tax Collector
shall be five per cent on all sums coli
tectod by him, and the Assessor shall
receive from the State Treasury, as
full compensation iorhis services, sew
en- per cent. on the amount Of the State
tax contained in his assessment, pay
able when,a duly certiiic'l copy ofhis
assessment roll shall be deposited with
the Auditor; Provided, such compcn-
sation shall not be lcss than three
hundred dollars. sAa al fHf
See. II. BE il further enactsA That
II shall be the. duty Of shs Asscssors
of the several counties in this State,
to make an accurate ennmssation Of
each and every inhabisant of their
respective counties, distinguishing the
males and females IN each class, noting
and separating in each class, The age
and color as folows; All whitHnales
over twcnty-one years Of ago; oil
white males under twcnty-cne years
Of age colorcd malesoycr't twenty
one years Of age; AL colorcd males
under twenty-one years Of age; all
white females over tventyronc years
Of age; all white females under twenty
one years Of age; al colorod females
/ over twenty-one years ofage; all col
orcd females under twcnty-one years
/ Of ago; all white males who arc quail
/ fled electors; al colored males who
| are qualified electors ;all adult males,
/ both white and Colorsd, who are not
qualified electors and ~ white males
over the age ot swenty.cne years,
fwho arc under the disabilities impo-
i scd BY the 1ith Amendpent q the
! Federal Constitution. The saiAenu-
1 mcration shall be made, - p ~ the
inhabitants Of each class, residing in
|, this State on the first day of May,
/ 1870, and the returnto the Secretary
IofState shall DO made. On 0rs before
, tho frst day Of October 1870; and
for their services, the Asscssofs shall
! receive two cents for each person in
! their several enumcration4 tobc paid
/ out Of the State Treasury upon the
! certificate Of tho Secretary of State,
which shall Be the authority. "A the
l tuditor to issue his warrant therefor.
y 49, ~41N HtA
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sthecHiFffpN.
Fss one gess. . advance, itt sled
ts monihi i fl 500
slegiseepy tftt 10
flrrs % ApyrnfistSa.
tns squtr- N 'ru lines FIRST luseflfaH, si,io.
Eash sdIliiussl ihssfiien, ~.
an Transient advertisements fpf ls'i than
ilree moths. charged ai ihe isie Of iue dol
lassaad a-haIf psr sqaafe Tor each menlh.
(rkhrfHoF Cotrws-Thfse months, tiA,eo
Sis maHthi tp.oN
Twelve months Ta.ot
Hats cotrxs Three months, so.ee
Sir months, fhvu
Twelve months Slneeu
uotrus--Thrct months, lon.uo
six months, l2aiop
Twelve months. lso,oa
Marriage and obituary notices, " not more
than ten lines--iree, and o,er ten lines, charged
ai regular advertising rates.
Al advertisements of q strictly rcrsonal
character. will be charged at the rate Of twenty
cents per line.
Editorial notices In local column, twenty-five
cents per line. -
Jon WORK Of every description done with
'neatness nni dispatch.
Adyertiscmcnispayable in advance, and job
Work on delivery.
To npoSpsxrs.--Write plain, with ink,
and on but one side Of the sheet. Ten lines of
ordinary manuscript on letter paper, will make
one square.
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Fsf one gspS. s alssues, ilt sleo
ts muaih,. 4 fG 500
slegie eepy, ttff ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-11-18
sP4RKy FROM THE WIRES.

The reports That prevailed day or two ago
that the German steamers IIansa and Lelpslg,
from New York antl Baltimore for Bremen, had
been captured By French cruisers, was contra.
lictc'l yesterday by the cable announcement OF
the arrival VI both vessels At Bremerhaven.
4 dispatch from Mobile announces killing
back frost last "Wednesday night, the second frost
this season. Abscntecs are returning, and the
CITY is rapidly flllng up.
There has been killing lrost for the past three
nights in Wilmington, ~ e..
In New Orleans the weather is cold aud frosty,
with ice yesterday morning.
The explosion OF the cartridge factory at Biz
mingham, England, hurt twenty five persons,
some fatally.
The strength or the rnitc Stat 8 army is thirty.
four thousand eight hundred anh seventy.
Senator Schurz called at the White House, but
lallerl to see The President, who was engaged
answering letters.
The China, from Hong Kong, has arrived at San
Francisco.
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HOW SrINDS THE C-ISE NOW?
10 THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.


"DaGdv Cain recommends that. now the
ele, on is over. Wr all 20 10 ,co'N' The IAN
M : of South Carulln want 10 know "hdt for :
ID, he or any Of his gang suppose that BECAUSE
" ttemorc AMI Ills Rng have succeeded. ny Il
m. cHery of an election, il degrading and lilSii''
ing n once free people 5y pac NJ IN authorli:
over them j set of mere plundercrS, Without
character or principle who Only seek 10 avoid
work themselves by OK r.iassng HON Irtb.c men,
and subsstng entirely upon the harl clri-
ngs o. the bankrupt peopc of SOUTH Caro-
linae-I sav, dpcs he suppose II poss s.ble
that these people can be soo;hed into lu-
mllity and obedience 10 such Il Governor u!
conforming to his impulcn; advice: Ii So he
NAV live long enough 10 discover his mistake.
Those WHO honestly tried 20 max: good govern
ment out OF Whittemure's MOLE, and who have
struggle 50 llar TO lind peace in the only man.
uer il was possible 10 expect H. have HAL all their
promises thrown DIck III their faces as SO many
lies They have been held ua as swndlcrS trying
| 10 impose upo the crctluiity u: the negro: anu
this is all they have received IN return for c"n.
ceding all their precancevcd opinions. and Offer
ing them up Oh the altar Of peace. The door has
been slammed in their faces, and now this old
scrbbler tells them the election is ours and to go
10 work.
Yes, they Will go 20 work-thc election is not
vet over AMI never Will he 50 ion- as such cattle
As WlIittcmore selects are 10 rule over this state
bo,h at Columbia and in Washington He may
save his a,lvce-wc feel the necessity for ACTON
and will try 10 live up TO the eXigencies OF ;he
situation.
We make no complaint OF the supplemented
negro. whittemore AMI his Ring have blinded
him 10 his true interests, AMI We cannot make the
slightest impression upon his understanding, He
Is forever lost to the people Of this state, AMI has
been converted into q mere tool fUr Whi't"mnre.
Our worst enemies are those who have mislcd
hum. an | who s.an,l with arms ut the door anu
will not permit the whites 10 have the slightest
influence over him, because they Hn0" 'Iilt uii
less the negro ms.rlstS The whites lie cannot
trust tile carpetbagger, all he could pluhder 10
more under the disghsc of public oiilccr.'
Yes, we intend To work We know What the
task is before us, and the result Of this imam nS
election is only the beginning Of It. We take issue
with Will telnore ami his Ring. AMI do not dis.
guisc that the next effort will be more succcSsIGi
than that which has ln>t been male. 'ClvlS.
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The French cruisers have captured many Ger
man vessels in the Baltic aud North sea. Tne
French are caicl over the report that the entire
German lect in the North SEA has been capture l..
Notes have been issued for th, present source
OF supplies for Orleans
As Tam falls back, the forces coming 10 Ills rc'
lief are advancing rLpi llr. Two COLUMNS nave
already crcss d the iounc. At Sea-. ana me lo'n
Cons has struck the river III rnnhcrc
Prince Frederick Charles. n last accoaat' was
q, Tro, cs directing a movement.
The Sensation in England.
NEW YORK, November Ii.
The Tribunes special from London says Gran
vile circular is approved N every opposite quar-
ter lis tirmncss Of tone has created astohisil'
ment, especially Among the Tories, whose organ
This morning is silent.
Leading Liberals are scarcely less sulPrlSca'
Yesterday they expected an acQniesceat p"licS
and went prepared TO defend it, To-day there Is
no such indications. Granville haig"he neyoho
the point where public opinion VIII support l'''''
Some dir!oma:s say openly that they see ho
wav out of il bu war: but 1t Is equally nllca' "
see how this Cabinet can 20 10 war or'ahe s'eF'
leading directly 10 war, without being ii'St recon-
srruc;ed: nor is it yet ;lc opinion al the ioreish
office that i,tisSia means 20 bring 1t oh or THAT
England .il! become compelled 10 accept the con-
nct Ti,cy say the s.;rl;ion is undoubtedly grave
hut before all opinion can b" formed tile answer
of Cor; schakor must he known, wE:cii cannon
probably he for Il fortnight.
Granyi.lc's dispatch was delivered hy 'he
queens messenger at 81. Petersburg On Tuesday
An instant reply is moi expected. nor Is II ueIlef
cd Gurtschakrll anticipates an answer IKE lhat
he received He also aillrlns that t@"ugii an uh-
dcrstandins was believed TO exist hctween Gor's'
chakur and Bismarck, that GortSchaEolf had not
consulted Bismarck's wishes "a 20 the time Ol
prumuigating This declaration, and that Bismarck
desired il postponed.
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GOLD IND HOND .N-IRKET.


NEW YORK., NUvrl1cr li-EVrnIng.
Tie Gold Room is il perfect turmoii-in
consequence ol many conflicting tr'cgrams r'-
pric, IA mistake ul Il cent i'll the qnplaii Ms for
bouds-ca,l.c,l heavy sales iIdadecliIe FROM l5i:
10 l.I;. At The close ;h,rc was Il Slight rally To
ruyrr shorts. hui rav":,!: iinanc;al rcp"rts from
Eur,,c checked The rc .uUni Tile market oul-
si,l,. lie Gold Isunnl WAS generally IuIc. hprruw
rrs being supplied. St,.rins somewhat easier.
Siy.y.lwn, >, slX.. -fuurs 6li: siXty-iivcs sanc:
uw -. s..yras ami lights gis: Iort"s GI.
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ns- A NATIONAL MEDICINE ONE

ms- A NATIONAL MEDICINE ONE
can hardly pick up q newspaper or urn street
corner nowadays that lie does not flnh, staring
him IN the face the announcement that Professor
so.and.so has Just discovered medicine which Is
panacea for all the ills that flesh Is or may be
heir to. These "wonderfu" discoveries usually
have an existence Of few moaths, then llisap-
rca. from public notice. The reason OF their sud-
den cxtngushment IS apparent. They were
hunlbugs At the outset all medical preparations
have an equal chance for success, rs all re equal
lv unknown; but the chan Is soon winnOwed from
the grain by the practical test which an unpreju-
diced public applies To all things. There arc but
few preparati0ns OF medicine which have with.
stood The impartial judgment Of the people for
any length of time. One OF the few which we
have now in mind, and which has been long
time familiar to nearly every household in the
land, is the celebrated IIoSTETTER'S STOMACH
BlTTERS. Their almost universal sale and use,
and their emphatic endorsement from all portions
OF the country compel the admission that they
must he specific for tile ailments for which they
are recommended. Letters befure us attest their
efficacy In diseases or the throat, bowels ana
liver. IN that truly terrible complaint, dyspepsia,
they are regarded as n sure cure. In Pittsburgh,
where these Bltters are manufactured their sale
for home use Is immense. This fuct alone speaks
volumes In their favor.-ErtrdctS from The Nus
caiime Courier, Io,oa, February :, 1857.
nOyl2-nSC6
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ll..N4-l.
ns- FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA 1T

;as- FROM TRUSTWORTHY DATA II
has been cstmacllllai ~ least onc'iourtl Oh llI
nrrsou. born IN he United states have. ut blr'h,
hun. iaa i;;!ercluis condition. al i'll collsc'
uurcc are pres?V. .c'l II pilElo:arF colliif'lh's'
vet il Is equally we'll established tIitt lllls prcds-
nusi,ipu ce,l i;"; end III Consumption, Asthma,
or anv her ung disease. If due care ana watch
,nIncss b.. ah-crvc AMI I'LL exciting causes
prvluntr treated ils they ais" 1t is in Just such
cases DR.. JaYNE'S EXPECT0RANT exercises its
most hcnccE!l effects, and has produced the
largest proportion Of lis cures. Besides promptly
removing Coughs AMI Colds, which, when left to
Themselves, are he most common cause Of tuber-
culnl,s development, the EXPECFORANr ailays
any inflammation which may exist, and by pro-
noting easy cXpe:loratiOn clcanscs the lungs OF
the substances which clog them up, and Whlch
rapi,liy destroy when suffered 10 remain. Sold
Sy all Druggists. GOODRICH, WlNEMAN & CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, Charleston, s c.
povl6-fwm3
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Ess- NATIONAL FREEDMAN'S SAY
INGS AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON
BRANCH, NJ. II BROAD STtEEr.-Money dc-
posted on nr before the 2lst of November, will
draw interest from November Isl. Interest allow.
cal, and compounded in March, July AMI SOYem.
her, anil on s,ecill Deposits every thirty days.
All Deposits payable on demand, with Interest
due. NATHAN hlIIEh,
n,,ao IN Cashier.
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4RMED INCENDi.lRISM.
The Burning of Hosea Wilson's Barn.
From the Sumter wa,cl,man

The barn Of Mr. Hosea Wilson. lnrar Lynch
burr) with SIX o. seven hundred bushels oi corn
was burned OH the Sthlnstant, hy hMly nl afllrl
nrI un,liSruiScd negroes. He ila been tod that
II Was the plrpu,e Of negroes ul ll!at section 10
nm, him ont, tut lclng so far rom any cuiinec-
tiun whatever with any o: the dlsturDlnc = o
thc country and being entirely ignorant OF fh-
existence of tninity toward him on The part o any
ne he could hot give crcdcice 10 the report.
On lhe night the outrage WAS cuinliiiieu
was received as to induce him To he on the look.
out. So slight had bcen his arpfchenSl"ns. pre-
yIously and so r aceaole aud in0lcnSlvc citl.
zen is he, that tie startling news fund him WIN
ont asS;s ance, nd unprepared even 10 llre Il
so; himself in ,rlcnc= of Ills home and Ills bread
Upon lie approach ol the fuflahs, past tic lo'i.
OF midnight, We are Informed, lie went IN quest
of assistance OF some sort. ant. being uisuccrs'
full returned finding his barn i'll llalneS. IN 'His
situation, he did not attempt resistance.
No man in Sumter County is further removed
from anythlng like participation Ill Ur sympathy
with Ku-kluXisiu or mob law in any shape, tiah
Is Hosea WlS.n. He IS Vhe OF our most qillct,
generous and inolIcnsvc, huncst AMI industrious,
i;llr dealing aud law.alIlinS citizens: and Tue
outrage, not only upon hun. hut upon all tiiat
class OF our citizens, is ln"nSiiuuS. IL touches
and must excite TO 4 greater or less extent. the
more calm AMI solid aEi deliberate portion oi our
pcopp II must arouse tie scnSili!"S ul The hest
elements Of the community, AMI exhibit III thclf
Irue light the unfortunate CON itlnn % things
" Which we are surrounded. We are lhiorlnc'l
that n few nights previous 10 me hurlIllg u. Mr..
Wilson's barn. Il coiured man named jordan. vino
keeps Il shop near l.yuchhlrg. wai taken nut ny
a party in disguise ana whipped. AMI tliat inns
terrible GU rare was visited upon NJ Wilson. Ill
nuccnt and uullc!riing rs he IL. III rtta!i;liini.
II has come 10 us further, from reliable source.
that jordan an MS associates nave dcclatc'' ti;tt
they will reduce that Whole country 10 asli"s
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JOHN HUM Chairman.
nov1O-:O JAMES +. McGREGOR, Clerk.

@-DOWIE, NOISE IL DAVIS, WHOLE
SALE DRUGGISTS OF this city, have received 4
supnlv of DIR. IIASKELL'S ELECTRIC OIL AND
.CARBULIC CANCER SlLrE, the great medical
wonders, and are the Sole Wholesale Agents Tor
the STATE. The Electric Kills all pain instanianc-
ollsy-sUre cure for Piles AMI Diseases ol the
Kidneys anh Bladder Rheumatism, &c. The
S;,vc pusiiivcy cur:S 1anccrs Ulcers ami Oil
Snrcs, without pain. 4. H. ptfEGA, Chester, 5.
C., and Z. J. uLlvlEE0, Druggists, Orahgeburg,
have II for salc For sal. ~ nil Druggists.
nDyll-3nlnsDSw
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funeral Notices.

ny TIE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acuuan,lnces uf Mr.. and Mrs. SAMUEL VEL
LING are respectfully Invited To attend the Fnnc.
raj Services Of lie latter from her late residence
Drake near Reid street, at ~ O'Clock THIS
MORNiNt;. nOSlS
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Ty-OFrlCE OF CllERAw AND SAILS

1s-OFFlCE OF CllERAW AND SAILS
slJRY RAILROAD COMPANY-CllER.iW, $. G.,
OCTOBER 18TH, lS.0.-TU CONTRACTORS
Bids are Invited for GRADING the Cheraw AMI
Salisbury Railroad, br,wecA Chcriw ana WadeS.
boru', us far lis located, say IS miles, conl-
mcrcillg al Cheraw.
Proncs and specifications will be shown anu all
necessary Information given by the undersigned
al Chcraw, :. e., hom the lst tu tile :lat Nofein'
Der ensuing When IL Is proposed to let The con-
,racf. nEoltuF' W., w E:fi.h,n ,n
urI.6-wfnl3 Clllcl EnelllccI.
na- ESTATE NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
having demands against !he Estate Of the laie
JOHN {. BURCkMYER, will present them
properly at:cstc; aud all Indebted TO the same
viii MAX. payneui 10
JAMES BANCROFT. JE.,
Attorney for Margaret u. iurcEnycr,
nNl-f:; Qualified ENrcuIriN.
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EXPORTS IND IMPORTS.
W,sIl1SiroS. Noycmber Ii.

WASHINGTON. November II.
it appears by official data that curing the
elsh- months ending September 3o'li !:st, the cx-
ports OF w!ca; amoua;cl 70 over S2f.o",oco:
wheat hour TO near:y slo,oOO,Oo): raw cotton
s15o 90 cOo am! leaf iobac - ovcr sllV.0,oto.
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Il KING FOR SPIN, 1T LIST.

MADRID. Nuvtmicr L.
The Cnr,rs nave elected The Duke OF Aosa
King 0: Spain hT l9l 20 le). The city IS a!Iilila'e"
but there Is no disorder.
LArER-The Duke Of .ios,a has been proclaim
ed King by the president OF the Cnrte'. The Car
lists gave twelve blank Votes.
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THE POPE PROTESTS.

NEW YORK, November Il.
:, special telegram 10 The World, dated
florence November l4,h, says: "Car''lnai Ahso
neii has addressed a strong protest 10 'hc pow
ers against the occupation OF The Qnillnal Should
Victor f.mauiici e. cr Rome. the Pop: Will depart
r ~ Nu;a''
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1es- TAKE AYERS PILLS FOR ALL
the purposes Of pur-ailvc, for Constipation, In
d &c. tion, Headache AMI Liver Complaint by
universal accord, they are the best OF all purga-
tiyes for family Use. novll-fmW3D&W
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ny GO TO GEORGE LITTLE 81 CO..
for BUYS' CLOTHING. ali siz"s. novlS-fmw

~ NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that Check M. 49,, date August 18th, 1870, for
$1,000 signed JOHN HUM. Chairman Boar'l Of
County Commissioners, ami drawn Oh +. 5.
KUII, County Treasurer. has been lost or mis-
laid n; Columbia Souti; Carolina. This Is to warn
all parties that the sail Cheek is null and void, no
rquivaen: having been received therefor.
Do. lnr If fhn nnlrl
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ms- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER
MARYLAND, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she Is THIS DAY dschargIng cargo ut Pier
No. l, Union Wharves. All Gosds not taken away
at sunset will remain OH wharf at cOnsignces'
risk. M0RDECAl Il CO.,
noylS-l Agents.
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.- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
and Cure for the Ruptured.
sen. postpaid on receipt OF 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FOOTE. No. 40 Lexington avenue, New
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RcsJSEss ESvELopES.-TIIE News job Office
js now prepared TO furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon. at 81 per tlous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on
his envelopes.
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LOWNDES -MInnl.ErON-)n Tuesday cve-
ming. November H. a; 81. Philips Church. by the
Rev, W. Is W. Howe. +. Eos l.UwSDEs tU ALICE,
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