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MAsONIC.s. )

gp,HR REGULAR MONTHLY coMAUNTcA,
/ TIoN or cLAREt oST LODGE, no ss,
A.. r.. NJ. sAl be held on Thafsdny esooi1g,
March 80, 1870 att O'clock. 80 4sss5 ggtaae
= rv WALSH. ~. H..
M. c. willis. Secretary. 5ss:'s ii@sl se..
), March g.; 1871. IL, - gs,i ,lgss q .;s..lt
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iSaties Is hessby given thss shs .shbis Il DE
severely parcels. lots, Ssnd psfts Of loiS ofssal
sssiate. dssefibsa' In insshespfseedins ijssues 90
nseh .hstsof ~, wiz b: leeeeseey y Esy shs
on, sili bo ,oid BY Trsasursr 81 saatss eSlnts,
isonth Casoiiua, ~ hisg o&ee tns aid Eoanty. On
The lsst EeAd4s + Ash iS11r-aslcss ssid
tszes, asscssnents esd psaaIties b paid, before
that time ase such sal1 uilt b % 'tineee ffo0
day 70 dap uati all I'D eetecls, 5tsand pee1s
of losr Of real estase sksl - sold 5s eGsssd sse
sale. IN. C0RBET9s Cs1ss1 15itof.
ountef. Nerch. "A. 1871. t.''y = sSk
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A Tremendous Cabbage Crop.

WV. ysss. Efq.. Of Norfaik eouniy. has the
lsrgssi csbiE.Ss prnp. We presume. sscr raised 10
DIS sep;.on Of the country. lie hax planted oui
ehnnt six,y scses in csnbsss. mskiax ahont t-o
Landred AID aay ikous1nd ss5bsgs plants. We
sfr pi,s graiiscd to learn that he iIas sold the
,y,.Ie crop. delivsfsb.sIa Ntfselk at TIVE apd D
bali ceuts seeh -.so.fafk Dse los,k.
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THE SUMTER WATCaMAN

we'll illustrated everything Of interest So we say
experimen. and send your results to Us to advance
the interest Of the State, and to TIE RURAL
CARoLrs1As to benefit the whole South. WALK
ER, EvAxsE co@wELL. Publishers, Charleston,
G ~
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KukIux Outrage. In Nevada.

Saa Frame SEQ. March 20.-Thc vigila, ts Of
Nevada are sending noiicca to suspected persons
to lease immediately. and their demands are
jnvsriab.y complied with. with great alHcr,ty.
Eirb, persons haze bean b1nished from Virginia
ciiy already. AID ak from Gold Hin.
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SOUTH CAROLINA
Notice to the Public.

vOHB coanec,ion Of the undersigned With the
operations Of JOHN w. Mckay b JAMES
4. AYCQcK, In the building Of a trus.le across
the Swamp Of the Wateree River. in Sumter
Comfy, 8. O., and In sll ether work on tie
Winisstoa, columbis and Augusta Rsil Road,
lnder eoatrset with D. u. RENNO / Co., has
ceased By agreement fron this date.
The work will hereafter be conducted by said
JOHN W. Mckay on bis oVu responsibility.
JAS. H. AYC0cK.
Rockingham, N. c.
March ,7th. 1871.
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beg leave TO call the attention Of the reader
10 testimonials ID favor Of the 6chDapps:
IfeSi boend 10 cay hat iysgar dyour Schcapps
~ being in every respect Pre- enlneatly
pere and deserving Of medical patronage. Al
all events Il ss the parest pcsshe article OF So-
land oia, Assesoforsr anoseainssle. and - such
nsy ID ssfslY prseefbea hy physieiaaa-
DAVID I. MOTT, q. D.. Phasnaesutical Chem
iss, Nev-Yosk.
ioUisvitLe, KY., eipt IL fs'i that We bare
as1 en- sriislaof aiS, ssisahle foe sach eases a
sSs. ssnsdy is sdaps'a Z; Ss " saraHr.
~ :s5s;..a5 !,-Sf....1..' 1..' g ~ D
: ~ssasapps,' 20 rsnsjy 10 chronic catarrhal
iaks great pleasure u. bearing highly eredita-
BE testimony to rs e@caey ss remedial agent
n lh6 eisssses sds which yoa reeoDueod IL.
,Hsvinr a;uatnral ,endspey t6the nusaes sur
faces, With slight degree Of stinuls,ion, regard
Il q ono. .of Tie mott fnpcrtant remedies To
eEtsais eatasvAai sseetisas, parsicalsriy shoee
Of th6 esaito .usipasy .apparatus. With much
rcsneet, ,yoer, obedieat eefvaat, -
CHAS. 4. LBAS, u. D., Nsv. York.
ac3j S2e - - .e- 5Tss =" N--
; tse Prn e11sss. Nsw-Yoax, Zee. n. 1851
UDoayso Vosze. EsQ> Prssses; DRAa Sra: i
hare nsao . eAe0{eal. exd1fnatice o. sample
osyouf asSehisisE Set1spps.s vssh the !eeeas 81
-dsiSruiainx e any1srsssa q isjss!oes s:bstsneo
I'D Aeso aadsa a Up slDnse dista!ed spasits,
The sxentoetjon 6ss 1esultea n ske Oscillation
IA SEs ne ao poisSsSS sef htrnfai
aisixsips2a N kssstugn nAsh,S foaiesesae sey
trnen ofsho dcictcsiees s1hcteoees SNhieh, ere
souoriues c0paossdt II ahe sdaItsratioa slhiquoFs
I uould not hesiiste to 9se myself nor 10 feS1-
fsssdh 10 aoshsss, Ssf tuSdieirai parp -, the
i.c,ht.l1, =, enhh,rInsgs : naezo excollcotand no
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County 4 Commissioners Once.
0 6snMrEn oorrTY !! Estss u; Issaq

n gTAILgRg n Ienoss tLsoa EhsuE Sbe
ES, csu1ty nkoss Liqas9 Eie96ssss haescx-
pred, OF those retailing Hquors sithouk = Ia
conss, sre nosieed thak peaspEse r9i b, snkcn
b fs9 days 70 eafosse The p4salt e. q - lsE
: ByardsF q Bsasa ofsCsunty ssslssisssz.
-:sss q y. COB BE Egsd sEs
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Montgomery Noses. 2, ,Hesses. 1888 and 1859.
T. C. Richardson, Horse aud Bqggy, 1865 end
>,- 80 1882 = >rfE-:t34. i@i s3sS
II. Didkies, ,Hnrses.. lseS aad; ;iS89 I'd. 's
49,, ..s TH0NAS.J, 0QGmLAN, =.
County, Tseasgrsf. suStsf coessy.s
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MOINO COTTON SEED
For Sale.

For Sale.
PLANTERS who may wish to supply them.
selves with this valuable Seed can do 90 BY
calling on .i,-.
Capt. l.. P. L0RING, at Sumter,
Ny Agent for the sale Of them.
Attention is directed to the following extract
from letter to the subscriber. BY Mr. W: E,
Bunker, Factor, Of Ne" York, under date OF
November IA, 1870: -
II have, after full trial of your (D) and (P)
on the market, sold them at 1sf certs. These
we're nice cottons in some respects, but yery bad
ly ginned. whicn left the staple of great irregu-
iarity. Had the staple been anifOrm, they would
have brought 223 or moro. submitted the
samples to an expert in long staples. who said,
after close examination, that all you needed
was slow and dull gin which would prevent
this cotton from being cut"
The yield per mere is about rs much NJ that Of
any of the other cottons now planted.
J. P. SMITH,
Narcb29 Lynchburg, 8. C..
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com MERCIAL.
Columbia, s. c.

March 90 il
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Delinquent Taxes.

March %
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Wilmington Market.

WILMINGTON. January S. Through
the past week this article hasrulet dull, in which
state the market closed at l3sc for low mlddlirg.
showing decline Of about ac since the closng
aa,es OF :ast week The sales reach only $40 sales
q, prices ranging from l2 10 l5c per pound. We
quote: Ordiuary l2hal2A; good ordinary l3l4a
iSh; low mitldllng l31c per pound.
SPIRITS TURPESTINE-tlas ruled quiet and firm
through the week, anu the receipts have general
ly been taken leaving light stock in first hands.
Tne weeks Closing figures fully sustained up to
Thursday, when sales were effected at decline
or lc though holders were nrm in their views. and
with the exception Of one instance were unwilling
TO operate a1lower figures Than z45c per gallon,
while buyersHere unwilling TO give more than -.
.RosrN.-F0r strained the market ruled with
more frmness up to Thursday, when it closet
quetas an advance OF abou: l0c on the closir 6
quotations OF last week Isl 65.) There also exists
a cool inquiry for fine prales OF pale rosins put
the absence Of stock and eceip:sleayes us With
out quotations..
CRUpE TuRPgSrINE.-The market has r4led frm
throng b The week. and on Wednesday al advance
Of loc on hard and Csc on soft was Obtained, clos
ing at 81 so for former and So for litter grade.
The sales reach only isa btls.
TAR-uas ruled quiet, and In the absence Of re.
ceipts sales have been very light. reaching only
40 bbls at 81 so per bbl-ln water.
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OK; 20 at exc p ib. weq quote good clean Caro-
lima At s,z@sXc p fb.

6H ~ aL oSaC y ios Wv SSS-S S~~~
lima at ssS@sxc p fb.
NAVAL SroREs.-There were no sales Of note.
FREIaHrs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct Y on
uplands; via New York, %d on uplands, l1ld on
sea Islands; by sail ia on uplands, I'd on sea
Islands. To Havre nominal Coastwise-to New
York, by steam, nc on uplands and lc on sen
Islands; So q terce on rice; by sail. PC a ID on
cotton; - p terce on rice: lOc q barrel on rosis:
s7@s . NJ on lumber; ss@lo p NJ on timber. To
Boston, by sail, K@1sc p b on upland cotton
To Providence, by sail ss p N cn boards, sc
p to on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
York rates. To Philadelphia, by steam, &c =
On uplands; by sail, ST a n on boards; 50 on
timber; sS a ton on clay, and s3@3 30 on phos'
pilates. To Baltimore, by steam, &c p b; o5
sail, Sc 50@7 q u on boards; s3@S 2s p ton On
phosphate rock. Vessels are in demand oy
our merchants to take lumber lreights from
Georgetown, s. e.. par!eI and Satilla River, Ca.
aad Jacksonville, Fla., to Northern ports and SO
al2 = II are the rates CT luINber and boards.
EzcHANaE.-Sterling 60 day bills nominal at
1eS@1sa.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. = The Banks purchase
sigh, checks at H@M of, and sell at par.
GoLp-10@l1.
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Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, January 5-SEA IsLANDs.-The
sales Of the week have been from $50 u 300 bales
at our last quotations.: S0a34 for medium 10 good
Florldas, and from 35a+oc for medium fine 10 fine.
Some Of the commoner grades have been sold
from 25a2Sc and q few cars from 1Salec.
. REeErPTs.-The receipts at this port for the past
week have been 26.s8o bales uplands, and 14a
bales STA islands, from the following sources:
Central Rsilroad, l7,a44 bales upland; Atlantic
and GuIr Railroad, 61A GaleS upland, aud g.
bales sea islan',; Augusta boats, 2i75 bales up,
land: Florida beats. SO bales up,and, anu 50 naeS
sea islands: wagons and coasters. 81 bales upland
and As bales sea islands; Charles boats, bale
see islard
FxP0RTs-The exports for the week have been
ea ai6 bales upland ami 155 bales sea island. as
follows: Liverpool. 1s,e4s bales uplands and s
bales sea island; New York. 6Oae bales upland
and s6 bales sea islands; Philadelphia, 1872 bales
upand Charleston, u bales uplnnI; Bost on, lo.s
upland: Amsterdam, l40Ibales npisnd; Baltimore,
4S6 bales upland and s4 bales sea island; Charles
toh, 20 bales upland and 81 bales sea Island,
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PASSENGER.

Per steamship James Adger. from New York
" " Woosey and wife, ] DeForrest Brow,
er. G Smith, T Norbury, r Hanahan, Capt d
Brown, W Leitch. J X Heath, G A Melgs, John
Henry. Wingate, jennett Spiro, Thos AcGee anu
On deck. n,;s,
Per steamer Pilot Boy from Beaufort PacbG
Landing, &c-JW Barnwell. J Worllng. Mrs
Virgins. d Jennings, savage. HARPER Ms
Barter, HARPER Proctor, Ben Slngleton' anu
rer steamer Emile. nom Georgetown. $ G
Miss N Mustard. c Huger, Bates i iior-
ry, K Lowndes. A Morran. Mrs Morgan, NOR
GAR, " A Kelly, Capt woodruff, ] Terry. Miss
Mazrck. ! A Raney. J Fogarlie. J MaZycE.
Mazyck, 7 H Hood. . AS les, PerRn, Mrs Por.
1er. child and nurse, p r Lachicolte, D Ii Laehi'
cote, Master G3sarty, and Sc On deck.
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HAVANA Market

HAVANA, January 1.-The weekly market here
closed yesterday as follows :; Sugar-Absence OF
business for want Of stock. Ne. u quiet at 9Isca
exc. Many plantations OF cane yield poorly. Ex-
zas, $500 boxes and 1900 hlds. Stock in ware.
houses In Havana aud Matan: as. 20, COO boxes and
1000 hhds. Molasses-Small business and prices
unchanged. Nos. and IL huoyant. Freights
quiet. There is surplus Of tonnage for all parts.
Ium eer-xhite pine declining, owing 10 heavy
arrivals; quoted at sSSas3I. Pitch pine quiet ar
S32aSS6. Exchange on London l65SalTper cent.
premium; on United States currency, at 60 days
sight. 5a5A per cent. discount; short sight, Sassi
per cent. discount; in gold at GO days sight, 4,sa
premium.
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- q. ~ a..
INTERIOR Cotton Markets,

MACON. January 4.-Receipts 473 bales. Ship
ments 511 bales: sales $50 bales. The market
quiet. with mdiling> at l3A cents.
( ATLANTA. January 4.-Tne market to-day has
been quiet and steady: middlings 1879: low MIDI.
ling 12A; gohd ordinary. l2H: :ordnary1t. =!
COLUMBUS, January 1.-Our market dull ana
tending downward; middlngs l3lsc; low midd.
lngs &c: sales pa bales; shipments 1913 bales.
MONTGOMERY, January 4.-Our cotton market
Is quieI aI l3alG14c Tor low mldulings. yT
SELMA, January 4.-There were sales Yesterday
ito the amount Of 275 bales. Low middl,ng lS3<a
il3Hc. The market opened at outside figures and
closed easier. Factors were unwilling TO meet
the decline.
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Lorraine-1s7l.
Sweetly the June.time twilights Wane
Over the hills Of fair Lorraine;

sveetly the June.time twiligh:s wane
over the hills Of fair Lorraine;
sweety the mellow moonbeams fall
Oier rsse-wreathed cottage and ivied wall.
But never dawned brighter eve
Than the holy night Of st. Genevieve,
And never moo light fairer fell
Over the banks OF the blue Noseie'
Richly the silver splendor shines,
Spangles with sheens the clustered Vlnss
And rests, In benediction fair.
On midnight tresses anil goluen HAIL.
Golden hair anl midnight trcss
Mllgle in tender .oVtnghsss,
While tho evening breezes breathe upon
Marie and Jean-and their hearts are one
The spell Of silence lifts at last
sMarie the saints sweet day Is past
"Her vesper chimes have died away.
Where shall we be on New Years Day" ~
With answering throb, heart thrilled 20 heart,
Hand me: hand With sudden start.
For In each soul saone the blessed thought,
The vision fair OF . little COT
Waiting the bliSslul bridal day.
Low bowed in fearful silence there.
Their hearts rose up in solemn prayer'
And still the mellow lustre fell
over the banks OF the blue Moselc.
And still the moonlight shone upon
Marie and Jear-snd their hearts were one
Six red moons have rolled away
And the sun is shining on New Years Lay.
Over the hills OF fair Lorraine,
Heaps of ashes and rows OF slain.
where merrily rang the light guitar,
The angry trump OF the red Eussar
Filings on the midnight's shrinking breath
The direful notes OF the dance Of Death
Underneath the clustered vines
The sentry's glittering sabre shines;
Over the banks Of the blue Moselle,
Rein of rocket and storm OF sheli
Where to-day is the forehead fair
Crowned with masses Of 'dnight hairP
A summers twilight saw him fall
Dead on verdun's 'leagured WAL.
Where, alas Is the little cotf
AK the blackened walls Of GraVeiotte.
Usder the lilac broods alone.
A maid whose heart Is turned to stone;
who sits with folded fingers, dumb,
And meekly prags that her time may come'
Yet gee 1.-THE Death.god's bsleiul stare,
And wars black eagle screams a1ar;
And, 10 the New Years shadows wane
Over the hills Of sad Lorraine.
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OFFICIaL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoffice
at charleston, for the week ending January 8,
1870, and printed oflcialy in THE DAILY NEWs'
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In. the City Of Charleston.
M Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they ore Advertised"
sy once hours from a. NJ to eh r. h. on
Sundays, from sh to 6H P. N. al
STANLEY 9. TRoTT. Postmaster.
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~ Persons deposlting letters in the Postof'ce
win please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner OF the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp q let
ter cannot be mailed, but VIII be sent to the Deaf
Letter Office. i ~
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Maggie
'McCrady, Mrs
M G
Mcneil, Maggie
Nelson, Sarah
Solen, Miss A
IO'Neal, Miss
/ Francis 4
Pourse. Mary
Prescott, Julia
A
Resor, Mrs J E
Right, Rachel
Richardsop,
Charlotte
|RichartlSoa,
Anna n
Rice, Mrs Benja
min 7
Rivers. Msry
Sires, Mrs d E
simmons. Miss
IStokes, Fannie
| Stroble, Amelis
Taylor, Jad!a
Thompson, Mrs
| " J
Turner, Carollnt
Wagner, Eltzt
| A
IWaring, Eliza {
lwilliams, Miss I
lWilliame, Mary
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RAILROAD

So bales upland and bags sea island cotton
2l0 bbls naval Stores lumber, mdse, &c. To "
Williams co. Graeser & Smith. Frost Adger' :
Rumfurs, Caldwell & Sen, W K Ryan: MONTY u
Son, T Smith, Wiss Il co, Pelzer. Rodgers y 60
Crane, Bovlston & co, PrIngle Il Son, G W Wirte
Reeder h DavIs, s D Stonev, Sloan 4 Seignious
Barden Is Parker, John Marshall. Jr, E B Stod
dsrd & CO. Huson, kinsman j. Hewell, we
te,s, Howard K Bro. L Webb, A Knight, Bull
A Mulljgan. yelling, and Railroad Agent.
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MEMORANDA,

Messrs Lesesne 4 Wells informs MS THAI the Bs
bark Agnes Campbell Is loading for Amsi sierdhnI
and not as before reported.
The brig Abby Ellen. Foss. from Georgetown S
c. arrived at New York Sd Inst.
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Receipts by Railroad, January D.
oouru cIpnInA RAILROAD.

ss1 bales cotton. 80 bales goods, so casks clay,
car stock. To Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers
h Smith. w c Bee & CO, W " Smith, A Salinas,
Reeder & Davis, P Smith, Geo w Williams co.
w Williams Il Son, Sloan Seignious, w 4
Ryan. Geo Trenholm d Son, A Mulligan, w b
Smith.
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COMMERCIAL- NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, istc. and Naval
Stores Market. -
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,

The Charleston Cotton, Rice ana Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS.
FRIDAY EVENING, January 6, 1871.
CoTroN-Ths article-was IN well sustained re-
quest, the scarcity Of the better qualities giving
those kinds steady character, while the more
common descriptions were ahout ,S@%c p n
lower, prices In these latter being somewhat ire
gular; sales about 1900 bales, say 10 at 12k; 80 at
ls1; 2ss at TIA at 1s; q at 1873; ISL at lsa;
Is at lsX; 70 at II; 70 at lax; 7s at l4h, II at
AK; 27 at 141S; 1s at 1877 642 at AK; II At 1so
We quote: .... -. :
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. {
Low middlng -. .l419lih
MiddllnR. ..lfT0ifA
Strict middling.. ....-...l5 g.
RIcE.-This grain was quiet at steady rates;
sales 90 serces Of clean Carolina say 40 terces at
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-07

Ahrens, Annie
Artson, Rebec-
ca
Atklks, Amelia
Berrie, Mrs Met
Berry, Julia A
Blair, Mrs Fran
els
Black, Mrs NJ A
Blake, Mrs Wal
Ter
Born0W, marl0n
Bewly, Mrs
Brown,Mrs Wei
ham
Broughton,
Grace Ann
Brown, Mrs L
Brown, Mrs AL
las
Bronson, Mrs
Boones, Sarah
A
Byrnes, Mary
Cahill. Amy
Cannon. Nj 8 A ]
Narse Mrs
Camplein, Mrs
@osige, Mrs
Corbett, Mrs .
Clany, Maria
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WoMEN.S LIST.

Davis. Mrs L A
Derrick, Mrs J {
|De Fildare, Ms
Jane
Desmonds, Ellen
DUNN, Mrs S
Elliott, Mrs A
Edward, Lous-
anna
Foster, Jane
Giles, Clara
lGen6ins, Ra-
chel
Glen. Mrs F NJ
Henry, Ellen
Higgins, Nancy
Horlbac6, Drs
| peler
Hunt, Margret
IIngliss, Ellen
Jones, Il Ellen
johnson. Emma
Labor. Mrs
lLegare, Mrs Il I
Marshall, Ellen
Mick. Elizabeth
|Mikell, Maria
miller. Marian
mitchell, Marih:
lMcMlller, Mrs l
| ]
injury, Ellen
lMcC0rmacS,
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RAILROADS..
oAyANNAH,AND CHARLESTON RAIL-
y 8 ROAD.

SAVANNAHiAND CHARLES1ON KALI
y :. ROAD.
E#W WN g
. PASSENGER TRAINS ON this Road run daily ss
follows:
Leave Charleston n..-.......".s.S.S0A A. A.
Arrive at Savannah. h........... $500 r. ID.
Leave Savannah. .l1.1b A. ID.
Arrive at Charleston .... ...... ..6.20 P. II.
Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic & Gull
Railroad for Jacksonville St. Augustine, and al
points In Florida.
With Central Railroad for Macon, Atlanta, No
bile. New Orleans and the West.
With Steamboats, for points on the Savannah
River.
At Charleston with the Northeastern and South
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for ell points
North and West.
Through Tickets over this line OIL sale at Hotels
In Charleston; Screven House, Savannah; and all
principal Ticket Offices North and South.
Freights forwarded daily to and from Savan.
nah and all points beyond.
Through Bills Of Ladlng Issued to Jacksonville,
Palatka, &c. -.
Tarir as low as by any other Line.
G. s. GADSDEN,
oct5 Engineer and Superintendent.
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PORT CALENDAR.
HooN'S PHASES.

Full Moon, 9Th, 4 hours, 8 minutes. evening.
Last Quarter. lash, / hour. 81 minutes, morning.
New Moon, Goth 7 hours. 12 minutes. evening.
FIrsr Quarter, ssth hours 81 minutes. morn'g.
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Chipping.
HOR FREIGHT OR CHARTER.

The nne Schooner FREDERICK FISH, .aa
Davis, Master. Apply to
iap6-2 No. III East Bay.
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AuCt1on sales.
Foreclosure of Mortgage.
ID. G. PEIXOTTO & SOW A0.Eo

RYf virtue Of the power, duly conferred upon
- ~ Inc Inc Ciizene' Sayings Bank OF Columbia,
the mortgage Of the said columbia Oil Com.
RaIEy,h; RRany TO the said Citizens Savings Bank Of
and. and singular the mortgaged premises herein.
after described, for the purpose OF satisfyino
their dobt: the said mortgage is hereby de- de-.
Sisred h. G to be foreciosod, and the said Colum-
oia Oil Company forever barred of all claim
or equity Of redemption in the promises; and
unuer the @ same power as aforesaid, the under
signed H Will cell, at public auction, before the
Gourt House. at Columbia, on tho first MON
All that certaiu lot OF LAND. situate and
being in the city Of Columbia, in the County W
a;n,, OF M;ic,nland, and State Of South Carolina,
consisting OF ono square in said city. oon.
tanning four acres OF land, more or less. and
bounded by Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gads-
Den stroots. With all the buildings aud erec-
tions on said lot Of land, now 9sed for the
purposes OF an Oil Mill, and all tho Enginea.
Oil Presscs and machinery OF any kind what,
soeEer. in and upon said pren,ises.
terms cash. W. MARTIN,
President Citizens Savings Bank OF South
-OhroIina. August IL