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heard of school-house being pulled down two

| heard of o School-house being pulled down Two
or three weeks ago.
Correspondent. Yes, sir.
Mr.. Akerman. There is another very signfl
cant fact which you might mention. reach
ed Yorkville two days before the Presidents
first proclamation, the proclamation OF warn
ing, had been issued, and when there was nc
official indication of this special effort By the
government to suppress the Ku-Kux, and be-
fore the next morning a number of the promi'
rsnt men of the viciuity had fed from the
place. Does not that look like confession Of
their guilt ?
Correspondent. 1t looks very strange, sir.
Mr.. Alderman. Mr.. D. T. Corbin, of Charles
ton, was with me.
Correspondent. Yes, sir. But even that
woulG hardly explain the stampede.
Mr.. Alderman. Oh, there has not been much
of stampede. The local papers have exag
gerated that. The military officers there
think that only between one and two hundred
have left York County. When I left York
Vile on last Friday there were ninety men In
the York Jail, and about forty who had con-
tessed their completely In the raids, &C., who
had not been arrested because they were
mostly poor men, and were just engaged In
getting in their cotton crops.
Correspondent. Will these men that have
been arrested be allowed a magisterlal hear
ing before United States commissioner pre-
yious to being tried as usual in United States
criminal practice
Mr.. Akermau. do not think the depart
ment is prepared to answer that question.
The government has perfect right under the
Presidents proclamation and the bill common
ly known as the Ku-Klux law to hold them for
trial before a United States court without q
preliminary hearing.
Correspondent. When vii! the United States
Court assemble in Columbia to try these
cases
Mr.. Akerman. On the fourth Monday in
November.
Correspondent. Ipresume the statement is
correct that the substitution OF Marion for
Union County ia the proclamation was purely
a clerical error ,
Mr.. Akerman. Purely 30. 1 will show you
my rough draft OF the proclamation, drawn up
In South Carolina, and you can see just how
the mistake occurred.
The draft was shown and 1t Is but simple
Justice to the clerk to say that he was not at
all to blame. 1t does not follow that because
man is great man he is good penman. for
proof see Rufus Choate, Horace Greeley, and
Mr.. Akerman. In fact, If the clerk had fallen
down and worshipped that word "Union' he
would have committed no sin against the
decalogue, tor It was like nothing in the
heavens, or the earth, or the waters under the
earth.n B. W. T.
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THE OLD WORLDS NEWS.

LONDON, November l.
II ia certain that Prince Metternich and
Cheyalier Nigra, the Austrian and Italian am
basssdors, Will both leave Paris and, perhaps,
come to London. The alleged cause is petit
coat influence.
PA Paris ia dull, lust now. for ladies. President
Theirs Is uncertain of his tenure OF life, and
has made political will hoping to secure the
succession to the presidency for Casimir
Pereire. The Rappei is again published, and
advocates the claims OF Victor, Hugo M for tne
presidency. 1t is again rumored that Prinee
Bismarck offers Metz dismantied for fonal'
LONDON, November 2.
The discussion on the international copy
right law continues.
a serious railroad accident is reported near
Perth, Scotland.
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THE COLLECTION AND DISTRIB u
TTON OF THE SCHOOL TAX.

Attorney General Chamberlain makes the
following reply to certain questions submitted
to him by the superintendent of education:
OFFICE OF THE ATTORNEY GENERAL.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., October "a, 1871.
Hon. j. z. JillSon, State Superintendent OF
Education:
DEAR SIR-Yours of the 18th instant is be-
fore me. You inquire. first, "Whose duty is it
to assess school ta3es?"
answer that, in my opinion, it is the duty
of the county auditor.
You ask, second, "whose duty sit to collect
school district taxes?"
answer that, In my opinion, II 1s tne duty
of the county treasurer.
You ask third, 'If any school district, at its
annual meeting, fails to false the tax required
by law, but at q special meeting legally called
and legally assembled does raise such tax, is
such school district, by such action, entitled to
receive its portion of the appropriations made
by the State for free common scnool pur-
poses ?"
l answer that, in my opinion, q school dis
trict, which complied with the law in holding
special meeting, and laying the necessary tax
for school purposes, would be entitled 10 the
same rights and privileges as If this action had
been taken at an annual meeting, inasmuch as
the law expressly provides for special as well
as regular or annual meetings.
You ask fourth, us that portion Of the law
requiring the withholding from school dis
tricts falling toraise the school district tax
required by law their portion of the State ap-
propriations for school purposes, constitu.
tional ?'
have carefully considered this question,
and it is my opinion, as at present advised,
that this provision OF the statute OF 1871 Is IN
contravention of the provisions of section s.,
article X, Of the Constitution of the State,
which provides: First, that an annual tax
shall be collected upon all property through
out the State for the support of public schools;
and second, that the school tax shall be dis.
tributed among the several school districts of
the State in proportion to the respective num-
Der of pupils attending the public schools. l
cannot reach the conclusion that the Legisla-
ture are authorized, by way of penalty or pun
ishment for the non-performance OF certain
duties enjoined by statute, to deprive any
school district of that portion of the schoo!
fund collected by the State, to which 1t would
be entitled under the provisions OF the constl'
tuition to which have referred.
Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
D. Il. CHAMBERLAIS,
Attorney General.
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A, BRUTAL MURDER.
A CoIored Girl Kills q White Child
Death OF the Murderer.
.tFRoM AN occAsroSAIscoRREsPoSDENr.l

.[FRoM AN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
GRANIrEvnLE, s. c., Nov, l.
Yesterday, about four o'clock, P. n. :, our
little town was thrown into great confusion,
By one of the most dIabolical murders that ever
shocked a civilized community.
Mr.. and Mrs. James A. Brewer having ne
cessity to leave home for awhile, left q little
son, aged two years and eight months, In
charge of black girl named CLANCY illiams
aged about eighteen years. After leaving, the
mother was soon summoned to return, owing
to q report of gun heard In the house. and
when she entered, loud shrieks pierced the
air, as she found an only child dead and
drenched In blood.
The girl endeavored to escape, but was soon
captured. She told many tales concerning the
shooting, but finally confessed to Mr.. Maddox,
who was guarding her. OF having wilfully
shot the child, while seated on the floor play.
ing. About ten o'clock last night, as consta-
BILE Sharpton was conducting the murderess
to his house for safe-keeping, an unknown
shot telled her to the ground, Instantly killing
her. Very respectfully,
Your obedient servant,
]. E. DCRR.
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4 NEGRO LOTH4RIO KILLED.
From the Eigene'd Advertlser.l

From the Elgene'd Advertiserl
Some two months ago, or longer, negro
by the name of Barney Balentiae. living some
eight miles below this place, on the plantation
of Mr.. ]. G. swearengin. felt himself seriously
aerrieved with one Grant Boosy on account
Of Grants suspected Intimacy with Barney's
wife, and Barney then and there resented the
indignity heaped upon him by shooting Grant
severely In the shoulder. from the effects OF
which wound he had but recently recovered.
But on the night OF the 25th, Grant, unmlnd-
full of the leaden warning he had so lately re-
ceiyed, again seeks out Barney's wife. Bar
new, however, was soon on the track of the dis
turber of his domestic felicity, and, loading
hls musket heavily with buckshot, he hled
away to the cotton-house, and In less than
two minutes Grant was very dead nigger.
Jury of inquest was held over Grants body IN
accordance with the<z5ove facts. On the morn
ing of the 26th. Balentine came promptly Tor
ward, gave himself up to the sheriff, and Is
now In iail,
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THE WEITHER THIS D4Y.
WIsuIyaToN. Noyember 9.

WASHINGTON, November z.
The barometer will probably rise slightly,
with light winds and pleasant weather In the
Southern and Middle States, on Friday; north
easterly winds and partially cloudy weather In
New England and northern New York; fresh
northwest winds on Lake Ontario; southerly
winds on Lakes Michigan and superior; nortns
erly winds and clearing weather on the Gulf
coast Dangerous weather not anticipated for
this evening.
y,,terday's Weather Reports or ths
Signal Service, U. 5. A.-4.47 +. M.,
Local Time.
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@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

CHARLESTON CoUNTY-CoURT OF COMMON
PLEAs.-THE PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH CAR.
oLINA. PAUL c. TRENHOLM, HOLMES & MAC.
BETH, HARMON q. DELEoN vs.. LOUIS NOLAN.
On motion OF SIMONTON BARKER, Attorneys
for the Peoples Bank Of South Carolina, ordered
that HARMON Il. DELEoN bs appointed Receiver
in the above cases. and that he collect and retain,
subject to the order OF the Court, all the property
OF the absent defendant LOUIS NOLAN, which
has been attached In the above cases.
(Slgned) r. F. GRAHAM.
October %, 1871.
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EMaNCIPATION IN BRAZIL.

NEW YORK, November2.
The details OF the Brazilian emancipation law
are that children born after Its proclamation
are tree when seventeen years old. slaves
owned by the government are free. Various
provisions are made for the benefit of those
still held in slavery. The religious corporations
were emancipatlng their slaves, and many
private slaye-owners are moving In the same
direction. converting them into free tenants
or freeing them upon condition of four years
sprvfce
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Oc'3l.tu4

~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best In the ,oorld-per.
fecty harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpless
ant odor. The genuine ". A. BATOHEL0R'S HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory No. 1s BoId street. New York.
Ian23-mWflIr
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~ IT IS SADDENING TO SEE DUB
hair blossoming for the grave too early. More
especially women feel this afiIctlon. and 1t is
even greater deformlty to them than to men.
AYERS HAIR v[G0R removes It and restores the
hair sometimes but Its original color always.
nov3-fmw3pAw
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NEW YORK ITEMS.

NEW YORK, November 2.
The stock exchange adjourns on Tuesday
for the election.
The Mercantile Insurance Company OF this
city has suspended.
Edward o. Nelson, the artist, was killed to-
day by rail rcai train:
Joseph F. Joy was elected president of the
Panama Railroad, vice Hoadley, resigned.
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NEGRO LAWLESSNESS.
No Arrests OF the nIontmollin DesperP-
do.s-Negro Hishwaymen at Work.

SAVANNAH, November 2.
John. the German who was assaulted In his
store by an unknown negro, died to-day. The
Montmollln party, who were shot and
wounded while asleep. last week, on Mont.
molin's plantation, near this city, by band
of South Carolina negro Ku-klux, are now In
this. CITY, and will recover from their wounds.
No arrests have been made of the negro as
sassius. Negro highwaymen have been rob-
bing the countrymen coming to Savannah oy
the Louisville road.
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THE CARPET-B OFF.
OF CARDOZO. orr SEC
RETdRT OF STATE.
His TransmogrIfcation into a College
Professor.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE sEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEWS.
COLUMBIA, November 2.
F. L. Cardozo has accepted professorshIp
In the Howard University, Washington, D. c.,
and has forwarded bis resignation as Secreta-
ry of State to take effect on the 1st instant, to
Governor Scott.
The Governor, Treasurer Parker and At
torney- General Chamberlain are stlll In New
York.
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PER STEAMSHIP

~ CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
JAMES ADGER, from New York, are notified that
she is discharging cargo at Adger's Wharf,
Goods uncaled for at sunset w,ll remain on the
wharf at owners risk.
nov3-l JAMES ADGER CO... Agents.
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KC-KLUY NEWS.
Stapnation in Newberry.

The Herald says "Pte situation, Is bad.
The prosperous trade of the last month has de-
declined from seventy.ive to one hundred per
cent How the merchants are to dispose OF
their heavy sticks and honor their drafts,
President Grant might inform the puolic
through his pipe. STEM"
Wild Rumors in SpartanburS.
The Spartan says: "We hear of all kinds OF
rnmors afloat over the country, some OF the
most ridiculous and unfounded, which untor.
tunately are believed, or have the effect OF
exciting doubts aud fears In the minds OF our
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~ SHAVING SALOON.-MR. J. d.
wEICHMAN will supertntend the business lately
conducted by Mr.. LOMBARDo, and will be
pleased to see his friends and the patrons OF the
establishment at the Old Stand, In Market street,
where 40 pains will be spared toplease.
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5perial Notices.

~ OFFICE CITY TREASURER, NO.
vEHBER Sd. 1s7l-By Resolution of Council
the City Treasurer is authorized to receive the
balance OF CORPORATION TAX for 1871 until the
goth instant, without additional expense.
8. THOMAS,
nov3-3. .nov14.15 1e,17.ls,20 City Treasurer.
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ON THE TRAIL OF BRIGHAM FoUNG.

SALT LAKE, November2.
The city is quiet with no prospect of an out.
break. Marshal Patrick is preparing, an e1-
pedition to follow and arrest Brigham Young.
It is reliably reported that Young Is still NOV:
Ing south with eleven wagons, and hundred
armed men. all mounted. Business Is dull and
money scarce. The weather Ia delightful.
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n9 NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING CLAIMS against the Estate Of the late
HENRY CLARK, deceased, are requested to rem.
der them iu, legally attested; and those indebted
to the said Estate will make immediate payment
to ]. q. STEINMEYER,
A. ]. BARTON,
oct20-f3 Executors.
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~ SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE
received until the 18th OF November next by the
vestry OF Lower St. Johns Berkeley, for the lease
OF the GLEBE PLANTATION. Address
W. BALL,
oc,3l.tuf4 Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE COLUMBUS FAIR.

COLUMBUS, November 2.
The third day of the fair was great success
EIoht thousand people were on the GROUNDS.
There was splendid exhibition OF trotters ana
runners present. Weston, the renowned
walklst. will start tomorrow In walk Tor one
thousand dollars. There will be trottlne
match on Saturday.
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ANOTHER PUBLIC PLUNDERER.

PHILADELPHIA, November 2.
The city treasurer has resigned. Charges
are made against him which were heard to-
day, and he was held In bail OF 500, 900.
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@ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

=. ns- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF CHARLEsTO V-Trtal Justices Sum.
mons.-By JOHN G. MINoTT, Esq, Trial Tustice
in aud for said County ofthe said State-To any
lawful Constable: Complaint having been made
unto me by 7. D. CLANCY and q W. LOCKWOOD,
Copartners in trade, under the name and style OF
7. D. CLA LANCY CO., that one LOUIS NOLAN is
Indebted to them In the sum OF etghty.two ss-loo
dollars, upon an account for goods furnished for
Yacht Meta" copy Of which Is herewith fled,
and refuses payment
These are, therefore, to require you to summon
the said Defendant to appear before me, in my
ONCE, No. II Broad street, Charleston, s. G., on
the twenty.eighth day Of November, 1871, at IL
O'Clock NJ, to answer to the said complaint, or
Judgment will be given against him BY default.
Given under my hand and seal, at Charleston,
the tenth day OF october, one thousand eight hun.
dred and seventy.one.
ISL JOHN U. mlNoil'
Trial Justice.
To the Defendant LOUIS McLAIN:
Take notice, thatlthe summons In this action, Of
which the foregoing is copy, was filed In this
office on the 10th day OF october, 1871.
JOHN G. MINOrT,
oct13.fs Trial Justice.
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In pursuance Of the above order Of his Honor,
Judge GRAHAM, I hereby require all persons
holding property wherein the defendant, LOUIS
MoLAlN. may have an interest, to deliver the
same to me- and all persons Indebted to him to
make payment to me forthwith.
q. q. DELEON, Receiver,
uoy3-2 No. "a Broad street.
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~THE SCHOONER MARION, FRO

~THE SCHOONER MARION, FROM
Liverpool, will begin dIscharging cargo To DAY
OF Union wharves under the Five Day Act. Con.
signees should sign the Average Bond at the
office OF ". B. HERGoT, No. Broad street, and
get orders from him for the delivery OF their
goods. All not called for at sundown will be sent
to Pubic Stores.
WAGNER, HUGER Il CO..
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@ NOTICE.-A LATE CARD OF W..
g. CoRwIN i co. having notified the public that
they were in no way connected with the under.
signed In business, and not responsible for any
use OF their name, insorder the mc-e enectualy
to advertise the same the undersigned hereby
announces that he has had no business reiations
with the said firm since April, 1870, except OF
being their debtor for the, stock then purchased
and since paid for. ,rnropn
oc.os Successor to W. s. Corwln GO.
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~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
CoURT.-By an Order Of the Hon. GEO. s.
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the hearing
OF all petitions and motions in Bankruptcy, or OF
the general business Of the District Court Is post
poned until the nrst Monday Of November next.
eonso pANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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- NoTICE.-TRE UNDERSIGNED
do hereby give notice that neither they nor any
member OF their firm have any business connec'
tiou or association Of any kind with Mr.. E. E.
BEDFORD, No. 275 King street, Charleston, 8. O.,
Grocer, and that the use Of their name by E. Z.
BEDFORD In any way is entirely without aushorl'
~ IS. CORWIN Il co.
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@ COLLEGE OF CHARLESTON,
OCTOBER 25l 5l1S71.-The WINTER TERM OF this
College will commence on WEDNESDAY next,
November /. Candidates for admission In the
Freshman or the Sophomore Class will present
themselves at the Presidents room at 10 O'Clock
AM. F. A. PORCHER,
oct26-12 secretary faculIy.
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~OFFICE CITY TREASURER

@NoTICE.-OFFICE COUNTY CON-
MIs>IONERs, F1RE-PROoF BUILDING,
CHARLESTON, s. o. NOVEMBER LIST, 1s7l.-All
persons having claims against this County, from
November lst, 1870 to present date, will pie ase
present same, at this otnce, forthwith.
F. O. MILLER,
nov2-2 = Chairman.
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this morning, will be posted in the rooms Of the
Chamber OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, and,
together with the weather chart may (by the
courtesy Of the Chamber be examined by ship.
masters at any tme during the DAY.
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@ NoTICE.-WE HAVE EsrAB'
1IsBED branch OF our house In Savannah un.
der the name OF HowARDs SMITH. COTTON anu
Rice Brokers, and will carefully attend 10 any
business entrusted TO US.
-, S. L. HOWARD i co.
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MT OFFICE HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
CHARLESTON, OCTOBER 27, ls7l.-At regular
weekly meeting Of the Executive Committee Of
this Association held this day, the following reso-
luton was unanimously adopted:
RESOLVED. That the continued demands upon the
Howard Association make 1t necessary for rs 70
appeal directly to the public for funds. Our I'M
mediate necessities are pressing, and we feel a.
sured that It Is only necessary to make our wants
known to receive prompt relief. g
From the minutes.
GEO. 8. PELzER, \. D., Secretary.
JAMES q. TAYLOR, President. oot3o
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erON N ARR A G E. 1SG

@ON M A r q Z. >S
1a,nv relief for Young Men rom the effects
Of Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impediments
- Marriage removed New method OF treat
meus. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa octlz
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5perial Notices.
B ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,

~ ZION PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH,
GLEBE Street.-The repairs to the House Of
Worship having been completed It wfn be reopen
ed for Divine Service ID. W next SABBATH MoRN.
ING, at half.past 10 o'clock Preaching by the
Pastor. Rev. J. L. GIBARDEAU, D. D.
The exercises OF the Sabbath School will also be
resumed next SABBATH MORNING, at 9,o'clock.
The sexton will be in attendance To-Day and
TOMORROW, for the purpose Of receiving and ar
ranging pew furniture. novs-2
~OFFICE CITY TREASURER,
CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER %, 1s11.-Persons
having claims against the City Council for bills
contracted under the late administration, are re-
quested to present the same at this office. With.
out delay. Q. THOMAS,
nov2-3 City Treasurer.
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~ COLLETON COUNTYlsTATE

~ COLLETON COUNTY-S ATE
AND COUNTY TAXES, 1s7l.-ooUNTY TREAS.
URsR's OFFICE, COURTHOUSE, WALTER
BoRo', s. O.-Notlce is hereby given that this
office. will be open for the receipt OF STATE AND
COUNTY TAXES for the year 1871, on the 18th day
OF November, 1871.
Taxes not paid on or before the 18th day Of
January, 1872. will be liable to penalty Of twenty
per cent.
All Taxes remaining unpaid on the frst day Of
March, 1872 will be liah!a to be collected BY dis
tress, or otherwise. AL Real and Personal Pro.
perty is charged with seven C mills on the dollar
for State purposes, and three (g mills on the dol
lar for county purposes.
The Treasurer will visit the following named
places In the county to facilitate the collection Of
Taxes, and on the days named below the ONCE
In WATERFORD will be closed:
Georges Station. December 6th and 9Th
Ridgevllle. December 7th
Summerville. December 9Th and 9th
Adams Run. December 11th
Smokes Gross Roads. December 18th
Bells Gross Roads. ... December 18th and 10th
JAMES W. GRACE,
nov1.l3 Treasurer Oolleton County.
~J. B. sOLOMoNs, NJ D.,
DENTIST,
Has returned to the city. octsO :
~ THE CHARLESTON CHARTEA-
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IS SOLD BY ALL DRUGGISTS.
DOwIE, NOISE L DAVIS, Wnolssats t
GOODRICH, WINEMAN q coz gas,dn Agenss, IN
DIR. n. BAER onalieo"A'
mard.1Y