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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29
SCHOOL Rn0KsII

f8'HE UNDEEsffNE3 HAVE RECENT
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OF ChiArco ~ hoth soxcs They haye bSc,,
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Rdst Of pftdiity, Sero5aia.. ..-s'-'

""St " fHufHy, ocTgJufd.
We NIL know that the Promiscuons Yaccna-
most yilhhous diseases Xaccha tion pus
was takcn from the arms or many persons
full of scrofulous sores
Then of course tile impuiiieso Of the scsoE
fuiousi patient wore absorbed ihe he blood Of
men otherwise without diseases, and both
bccaine Infected alike. Men. women and
children throughout Nlh the West are most
wofully diseased from this cause, and knew
not, until few monthsago, the origin of it.
HENRY's coNsTITUTIIoN ,RENoyAToll
Relieves the Entire System of Pains. shnd
aches, enliStns In" SPIRITS and sends new
blood l@17sJ nj SH
- BOUNDING TfIROtGH lEgERY;NEIN.J
ut imparteai u rk7HH n
.Spafhiiagi Bnahtaess tq HetEsgs, 1. !,
4 Roy ,Gfo~ to the Gheeh, ~ -,
d Rnby Tngc to tie lips, " "'1
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

We have not spncc for more of the above
extracts, but FyPn caH ask Eyens. ncighbor
ahput the remc,lN Eye,Yohe las jsomcthing
good TO Say as it cures every time.
~ FoR ALL DISEASES or THE 81 nai
KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF TIE URINE,
&C., sc.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-29

Mrs. Milbour thinks JaomSn coSld
vote and do good deal Of mans work,
bu. She6 She comes t0tdrfllag rocks she
would get the back-ache, e a
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

Whereas Mrs. Sarah,sA. Segrest, hath APP
piled 10 Inc for Letters of. Adinistration. on
tho Estate Of U. d. Segrest, late of Orange
burg County, deceased HTT
a4 These are therefore TO cite and admonish
oil and singular the Kindred and creditors OF
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at u Court of Probate for the said Coun-
~, 10 be hoftieh h.7:yaang, aurg u; The 2ui,
day of January, 1870, at 10 o'clock A. NJ.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
trafion should net be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 9th day OF .Janunry, A. d..
1869, and the ninety fourth year0f Amcri.
z can independence 4
TIIAD. C. ANDREWS,
jan l5-2t Judge of Probate.
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B'Iyltfness To the Complexion,
B"fyoncy 10 tie Spirits,
Ah@ H'Yp'ers on ad $HesFy
For all affections otthc kidnsysitss Is unsur.
passed.
People have been rescued. as 1t were, from
the very jaws o: death, by - timely use of
this great remedy.
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EXTRACTS oMyvARIouss LEEyERs.

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS S, LETTERs.,
Doctor, was vacclisted infIe liekrifal.
Before that had no skin disease. Until
had bottle OF your Constitution Renova,or,
sent me by MIR. Roper, of Columbia, Mo-. L
suffered torturcs with running sores. Since
used two bottles | am all we'll except q
small sore on the calf of left-lcg, and that is
getting we'll fast V9ll9G- GI QEIi4
This from lady.-.'And now my skin is
as clear and fnir ns "a babes. My compile xion
thanks TO your "Renoyator," is beautiful.
.'fcs yes, | may well say such relief was
unknown 10 me before. Enclosed find five
dollars for six bottles Ttwo families here
want TO try it," 8ts - .&sss Ws
81 was very much troubled with syphilis
Your remedy seems to be curing me fast
Send 4 bottles per Express >
ono more rheumatism THREE bottles of
Constitution Rcnoyator have made me new
man.
r doctor enclosed fhif *. dP,casc ssesnd mic
n supply. Two families hrrc want to try
your Constitution Renpvaier.n, ,,,,., -.
' a. 4 : p
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no.i.eaa; ;selliag Neauxgshlsl

% sai ui r1oa,ssd sAi 10 hsai
r. ,ssnftas . 15l ssi5ii ~ % s6sEa
rs "A eettsin eoastabis, soafs isins as:noe,
esrisa ATTN podief yarsuiag ais srads,
and like pickefol amer ssminsoN, lie
rushed after HIM aad indaifedRsB
"Havo you a-Iicebse 70 selTpH -
,oL"Noa4sa0oly r.eplisdatlse itiaarapt sen-
dor Of pots andspans "I,havsnts"a
b afWell, sir, I'll attend syeus caso,p 2.
Pays the pagRsrryss, ii .sbtssi .,.ds
sdTAH rights says thelPedalefs;; sdo.v
% The eqgeF Official rushed otto the
sne'Fsst trial jastice,an iobtained . war;
rant, and armed aud equipped vith the
awful document, starts on a. chase after
che Offending 6aeraannt!n 5s Some t;,,,a,.lFR
believe, the aeSe ne;s ~
the epreseutatiYe Yankee va waa found,
and hustled before q The als jisEics, i WHO read
To him the warrapt, wl al and ~ g matter of
form. Of course, asked him whether he
vas guilty, or not g!dfilt;ys. ~ ,'9sasss
mot guilty p says che aatsbaeishod
poddler. ts2sz
ZsFhe Justice and coastsble oponed vide
thcir'eyesto sueeas coutdh,aIy. ghey had.
mot ibecnliu the habit of soc:agsach.
Not a,gdiityG?''6t qnothsithe siformer
''Dou'tlypu peddle, goods; osnd here ?"
"Fes,R4rcplied thessllessa szlpfif.
4Welii have yau alaliseassa,f5 5ssted
iRhadansdthussin t,.ssss sssticsl"s stones.
a'tlh, 5cs,r say lldsFsvelihg agent.
ssshy'' says tie jjGsticts idiss snoth-.
ler extsezsion coming ufsrz iiisl. counten-
ance4''d didn't you tell tins eaSsieman
that ynit had no slicais6 p ssligga
~ Z (. Ne Ne, ST. 81. ,2=9.2 <. -
tsYes.i you did g shonted Tipsaf.
$40, hI diso,, 7, quirtly replied the
ped dler.s
IS say yoa did yecisssalsi sAe con-.
FsaN ssill psrslsseS Sta
psdalar.
el zSls % = !. taeil
NE s. AAa
50 ~ :
q , '.'.
sie FaI d Il
With: q
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Z.
Creditor: Glow oftea mus, climb
three pair of stairs bsiore I got the
an amount q this LITTLE account 2. Debtor
DO you think | alp going to rent = place
on the first Nor q. secanmSaats my
creditors ~ ' :. ts'
q gsp sno fsie ayiala,s, a
n ilitagy men hays sdjsqoyess4 new
rsmedy for intaxieatipn- 1t il sspothing
more than raw PQtatoss .whishyare cut
up IL slices and eateq Yithoa:esAlt. An
ordinary ':murphS," il is said win cure
the most obstinate case aip half ysu hour.
A new loom oSSibioda 8 isa days
since at ProvidoRcs, Was operated BY
the inventor in the presence OF a large
number Of manufacturers aud business
.aeni,5 and pr6a0oed ei6ta OF tho beu.
quality at the ea6rfabds fatc Of i 600
Yards dcT. - MeeW bae assbs
fs'w iEs1g Sa3 "a fst raSswoa
sdiAa cruel mother indianas recensig
cai'tarod and inartied har dsughter's iu-
tended, whercat the youag tbdytaok um-
bragg, aud by ray OF dire revenge, set
q! Of "a half dozen tpaehss Of IRE crackers
under the bridal couch.
Two young men unanictll Ffank Can
field 2od h. Curtis 3wersbaraedto death
in a shahty ,uears RlymcutlI usoun., on
Thanksgiving night5 They 'shad been
drinking freely, and tbok refuge in tho
hut, which was occasionally occupied by
acharcoal burncr!ia beaa sas %
At o, fair in Now YORK young lady
described as ian hsiress, beautiful and
accomplished" offers shcrsalf to be raffied
i9r-..no married man, or bachelor oyer
thirtY,fys, TO bs permitted q take
ticket" She says she Is convinced /
marriage is lottery" and wants 10
proveTit. asl ai asaslisas 4
The singls.:lsdies of Atlnpta organized
q literary club, ani would not admit any
gentlemen as member. The stcrner sex
had their revenge, however for the gen
tlemen married 50 many of the ladies'
that the membership Of the club got 50
small that the qgganizasion was. broken
up. @
Ay0dng man aa indianapolis, Ind Z.
has been under treAtaish6 f0rs what Is
diseqSsyca' to aiela c6aso. 1t was a
long 34im65 bcfSFSt tho d5essfs gsnnd ous
where he got it Bat ~ lR.the terrib,s
truth came 6at re Had speeh ia tie
hahit 81 Kissing i young w0saau wAS
improved her ScoatpicsIoaebystho use IS
ecsenetscS 81 y
< a{2{tHeii stGt % acNSfitsSte
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EARLY RIsISa.=Frelcrink Ii. Ki


EARLY RIsrNG.-Fredcrick II, King
of Prussia, used to rise early; and he
gave strict orders TO his attendants nerer =
to suffer him to sleep longer than four
o'clock in the morning, and to pay no
attention to his unwilingness to rise.
One morning, at the appointed time, the
page whose turn it was to attend him,
and vile had been long in his shsFiee,
came to his bed and woke him 1''.a
"l1ct me sIocp but little longer, said
the monarch II am still much IA
tigucd. 3e sei "
Your majesty has giyea positive or
icrs | should wake YOU carly" replied
the page. s'' II
But another quarter of an hour
more aa9ai Pei dHt
''Not one minute 2 said the page; "it
has struck four; am ordered to insist
upon your mjaesty rising
We'll, said the king, you are brave
lad had you let me sleep on you would
have Jared i'll for your neglect"
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leayesy ss l.fy sPrineings up from the centreso
tho inoundd Dat first he merely noticed
il casually, but at length the plant grew
so tall, and WAS SO strangely unlike any
thing -he-.had ever seen before, shat lse
examined ID: with csre.t} SAID
How straight, and graceful, and tex4
qulsitc it was. When it swung to and
fro with the .uhinier Wind In ti,et twilight
1t seemed to Antoine as If litets 4fnglice
were standing therein the sardenj /, =
4Elhe days stole by, aud Antoine tended
the fragile shoot wondering what sort Of
blossom it would unfold, white, or r tr scarlet,
or golden. One Sunday stranger, with
a brooxed and weatheKbeatea face like
sailors, leaned ooror the garden rail and
said to hinl; "What a due young date
palm you have there, sir !"l,y .;, o"S''
Mon Dicu!' cried Pero, 4 ntoine. ana
i it palmw 10 ''''f 917i
Yes indeed returned the mao. az
had no idea the tree would flourish ii
this climate" y,js5ltsati o. si,f
sAlon piaa!"' was all the priest could
say, sf,.r5
IF Antoine loved the tree before, hes
worshipcd it now lie wateretad it and
could have claspcd it in his arms. Here,
were Emile ard Anglice and the child
;tu In one'ls ca ~ gafi1s4<, 49, iFF =
Tile ycars glided away and the ddtes
palm and the priest grew together-oaly
one became vigorous and the other fesbIe.s
Pere Antoine had long passed the me
ridian of life. The tree was il, its youth.
ltno longer stood in an sisolated gardens.
for pre;ehlious brick and, marble hquses
had clusted about Antoine cottage! i.
They looked down scowling on the
humble roof The city was edgius mp,
trying TO crowd him OF her land. But
he eluag TO il ise liohen aai refused to
solls
/ Speoahtors piled gold on his door.
steps, sapd be lapgbsd n then, some
times he was hpnsry aud cold, ana thinly
clad hsit he laughed hone tEless ssss
Get slser bslipa, tan saiti tBei
all HrSost 1 sali
.sIss
scasSeI5 isS 3ssk M lii esssS IS
under the piiaiit, carcssing Leaves 81 his
palai, loyiag it like an Arab; and there
he sat till The grinmest specnlator came
to him. But even in death Pefs Aa.s
tome was faithful to his trust. 81 Sssfa
ihesowner of that land loses. il if he
harm the laie.tree. ..,.a .a,i u 'feda.
And there it stands, iu the narrow,
dngy street, a beautiful dreamy stran-
s2r, an exquisite lady, whose grace is a.
joy to the eye, the incense of whose
breath makes. the air enar,uurcd! May
the hand wither that touches her ge6t-
ly! yzgat
Because it grew from the hcartiof
little AngIice," said Miss Bsdeau, ten
Derby. as'i'F gldsI
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'oLLARs PER ANNgMfS S,oq a2rnal YaIll9aq.
noa8e9 5neasT4
FTTT = ! = -
= SPECEAL NOTICES.

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FuNNY MgsrAKE.-Not many days
ago gentleman entered a certain insu-
rance office locateu o. Main street near
the dock, and tossing paper on the
counter, said t.~
That's run ep5 and | want to set it
renewed" Na
\ broad grin suf'used the face Of the
wicked clerk, as he unfoldcd the docu-
mcnt G H7
"Nou arc suro this has KUN out, are
you Z" said he. 4's2
"Wel, was Che reply, Il suppose it
has. My wife gave it to me, saying it
had run out, aud I must get it renewed
right off, fr @ r.
Then the clerk held up what was to
,alf Appearance a marriage certificate.
The applicant Tor insurance seized it and
departed hastily,
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ID 0EGlEliMBERla IT, l8T(
y y 7IFsss7s= Fss=-EIsfF -s-FFzsa=@-.ia--=,. 3,
.as Pore Anl9lsaRk ipate,Palp!
nj .1rf VII .Ebhl n5Sai IL.

Sir Gh,,rinss II 7tfo,it IN his S.cncn,,l J4is =
4 80 81, m: ,,sa. l,.,. ), :s 49,;
5sv exo,;;e a.. :s,,l ssSs o;o, sssld fs.id 49,.
vs,t, s,tsal7 ol7 s| &. & S5sg y, ,,'
-CafEo,;s y,.,s b;;,s i,;s,,lss,,s, Bee. 49,.
vaoro 49, tSIh a ), ,,,.,n,s.,k, AL, ~ IL
:, !. ;,a5i
In b;s viii. rs |sray;;,oi Al. !. 81 ~
succeeded IS Fl. lot &c 't,ry gro,,a a. sbo,,a,
forfeit n ;f cp, ,owa ~ M. ,sT.,i, III; y
Wisl,ips t6iIsafn sssm5S{lib IS 50 Of P.re
Antoiac's lsi'Ssry siFsf harrssl Lycll.
made inauica among sthe = eas.puciout ere
ole inhnbitaai| Of the fanbours.. That
the old priesss I'll, his last days, became
very enlaciatsil that he walked abeu
the streets liss i mummy, chat he grad
ual'y driedsEf f9nd fhaI,5 blew away,
was the NJ gtss and sunsdtisiactot} re-
suit 4 OF tbss sgarist'stsinv estisatioa.
This is aii7tili. is generally. told Of Pcr6
Antoine cine r,,o :; .s.
In the snngIeeg Of 1851 while New
Orleaus was 6 occupied by the rebel
forces, { metz lt ~ yT--,2n the coast
of New Epgl lady from louisiana
Miss lshs~ . 'aiiIe n gave m
the subSspnfs of tbe Following 'lcgand
touctins slittsiglc and ssliis wphder
fai dqtezp:lga. q i should appear tame
To the feadar. sYiii be bscausoa haven't
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How TO MAKE HOME ATrRACTINE.--
pon't have your stairs without banisters, at
the risk OF breaking your ceildrcn's nccks.
Don't have wooden ceilings, that require
cord oilighlwood TO illuminate the room.
Don't have windows without glass, so that
whenever it rains you must shut out the
light of heaven. Don't havo sashes without
blinds, so that the summer sun will dazzle
your eyes, wrap Ayour furniture and fade
your carpet. But order all the necessary
materials for finishing your house ia comfort
able style from P. Toale, Charleston, S.
C.,sthc largest manufacturer of such things
i'll the Southern States.
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e5A ssc20 .Yog .tloliEtg lht9hlg alh
: GG1EiMBERl. IT, 1870.
sssFs= sssf sFf ~ r. : s:=7 s7F Il
c2yGrfa Eith GattiFaadiYh tFasY p poFtlmagFks gg1 was was
brought aia TO ,.IH thc young pgieft-a letter,
from Anglioe. She was dying, would
he forgive herr Emile, the year previ-
ousi had fnacn IA ssvictim' 10 the foyer.
that ragod onaheisland aud thsirchiId,
little Ang!icc, was likely to fellow him
In pitiiul terms she begged Aptoipe to
taSo ,chprgc of THO child until she was old
enough to enter d convont. The epistle
was finished hastily hy Iah5,her hand in.
forming Antoinc OF Madame. Jnrdin's
adeath; /; it also told him that ,Auglicc had
,been blaced on board u vessel shortly TO
leave Tie Island for some western port.
The letter, delayed by storm and ship
rqek1, Was hardly read and wept over
when little Anglicc arrived. 9s.fa'l l
pa On bSholiihg her, Antoine ute. el a
cry ofjoy andsurptise-she was so like
the woman ho had ,wcrsAiped,
As ., alans tears are more pathetic
than a woman's, 80 is his love moro in
tense; not more enduring, nor half 80
snbtlc, bnt ir,chscr. ~ g si ft,a
'rt The passion that had been crowded
down in his heart broke out and lasished
its riehness.on this child, who was to him
not only the Ansiice Of years ago, but
his fricpds Emile Jardin also.
= Anglicc possessed the Wild, strange
yeauty cf her mother, the bending, vii.
sirwy form, the richa,in, Of skin, the lurge
tropical. eyes, that had almost made
= 337A1ptoin9fs sacred robe a mockcry 10 him.
For mouth or two -Anglicc was wildly
unhappy in her new home. She TAXED
cuntid0slIye of the bright country where
size Aas hn,iis he traits sand flowers, and
blue skies, she tall, ian-liie trees, and
tie ~ Slgs2tns that Went ipurmnring
through theu 20 the sea, Alitoinc could
not paeiiyhet. Y
by aud by She coa.scd to weep aud
went about the co,tsgc with Ssidreary
.sliseepsalates air that cut .Autpins to the.
lhosrts lgpgtailed paroaaes, Which
sbeshaa 5Fought with her in tIseshjp.
'FalktSsi salsinslS bebiissd nor ir5sh soslsis
sss:s = - Il i.sr
theSe heavy oslss,s lisaa fe
rniilc its brilliant pihnagc.
before the year ended be noticed that
the r"ddy tiuge had acd from her cheek,
that her eyes had grown lapruid, aud
her sGglf figure more wil'owy than ever
A physician was cnusmhed. He could
discover nothing wrou= With the child,
except this fading and dropping. He
failed toaeeouptsior that, 1t was some
Vague disease Of the mind, he said be-
yoni hisskjll
So An-iioc f,d"d day after day. She
seldom left the room now. st last
Antoine couid not siut ont the fact that
thu child WAS passing away, lie had
lcvsncd to love her SO
dear heart he sid what is't that
ails thee 2"
Nothing NO" rrry," r,r 50 she called
him
The winter no.eed IT, h,l,,r .nri,o,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-21
Tribute OF Respect.

At meeting of the Hope Fire Engine Com
pany, held on the 10th instant, the following pre-
amble and resolutions were adopted:
Whereas, 1t has pleased the Supreme Ruler OF
all things to take from our midst, in the pride Of
his life and the zenith OF his usefulness, our iel-
low member and brother, WILLIAM SMITH, and lt
behooves us to perpetuate and preserve the mem
ory Of one who in all the relations Of life, aud
as member of this company. eiicited by his con.
duct the well done Of his fellows. Therefore, be
it
Reso,rpd, That In the death OF WILLIAM SMITH
this company Is called upon TO mourn Jealous
member and sincere friend, and that we can
only console ourselves with the hope that our loss
may he his gain.
Resolred, That these proceedings he spread
upon the minutes OF the company, and be pub
lshed In the city papers.
Resolved, That a copy be forwarded 20 the be
reaved widow. By order.
ROBERT R. CosrE Secretary pro tenn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-21
Hotel Arrivals-ApriI 20.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
A. McNulty, J. A. Chambers, Savannah; G
W. Farmer, Crawfordville; Theo. L. Henry, Sa
yannah; Thos. B. Jetcr, Union; W. II. Brotherlin
T. j. Philips, Atlanta; q. DewIng and wife, c
Dewing. Stanford, Conn.,; NJ. @. Dixon, R. d D. R
R.; W. W. Chase, New York; John Love, Indiana
W. Sanders, Sumter; n. Addshamer, Chester; E
NJ Martin, Marion; Mrs. R. Vampel, Miss A
Shutter, Mullens; ". T. J. o. woodward, Soutt
Carolina; A. Genzleurger, Jack ksonville;C. 0lney
and son, Oregon; Willie Page, Albany; Benjamin
Ives Gilman, James L. Ryan, VIM. F. Lee and
wife, New York; Rev. Geo. A. Hall, Washington
HoratIo Camps, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. A. C.
Spear, Miss Spear, Miss Howard, Mrs. Austin
Miss Austin, Burlington, Vt; VIM. Wilson, B
Hooker, Augusta; Mrs. J. E. Page, Albany; Ed
ward Mcconnell, George Mcconnell, Chicago; c.
S. Butler, wife and child. Miss Camnling, Boston
Thomas Clark, Buffalo; Captain John c. Dutch,
Savannah; Fl. W. Eddy and wife, Boston.
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Darby. Miss Preston, Miss Hampton, Columbia
]. W. Prltchett Alabama; J. D. Stafford, New
Haven; James Sanford, Georgia; W. ). Ea"aras
United States Coast Survey; Gustave Leahbuch
Augusta; Mr.. and Mrs. Williamson, Florida; VIM
NJ. French, S. b. Thompson, Beaufort; Wilson
Bridges, ]. X. Tllton, John P. Breen, W. S. B!igh
T. S. Moore, Samuel o. Brooks, New York; 5.
Hamilton, Baltimore; n P. Mclnnes, B. F. Dun
lon. Canada; Mr. and Mrs. SanDorn, Simon Book
Philadelphia; ]. B. Clarke, wife and child, Morris
villc. u; W. S. Littlefied wife, two children
and nurse, Washington, y. c.; Governor Reid ant
lady, Tallahassee Flu; Mrs. A. Mitchell, Miiwau
kee; r. B. Palfey, Washington; NJ. NJ, Gaultwin
Savannah; T. j. Davies, South Carolina; Captain
p. ]. Saunders -; c. W. GODDARD, Brooklyn
{. b. Nelson, Ohio; d. r. Baldwin, S. P. Nlchol
son, Philadelphia; W. X. Addrlance, Baltimore
Vim. Killlan, J. Wilson Croft, Virginia; James P
Fisher Alexander II. Johnson, Mrs. W. c. John
son, Miss R. Johnson, Miss E. Johnson, Illinois; q
F. whittcmore, Darlington; C. c. X. Sherman,
r. L. Ward, New York; a. P. Jaques, t. W. Par
monter Haverhll Mass; c. B. Nelson, wife an
daughter, A. H. Parsons, Chicago; Mrs. Demcre
John 0. Ferrail, Savannah.
PAVILION HOTEL.
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Ats, G. McD. Stoll, Florence; L. NJ. Keen, Unite
States Revenue Cutter Racer: J. D. Ktrtsey, Tabl
Mountain; a. F. Brooks, j. Beard, New York; |
A. Sanders, Sandcrs's Turnout; D. F. Side, j.,
Geddens, Sumter; a. Hutchinson. Georgia: ]. ST.
venson, New York.