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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23
THE KU-KLUY PRISONERS.
A Hearing Before the Commissioner.
From the Columbia Union.l

L
Daniel Black, of Union County, charged will
conspiracy and murder, had hearing on Tues
! day before United States Commissioner Boo
zer, ]. Il. Rnnkle, Esq. ap caring for the de
fence, and H. G. Worthlngton, Esq.,. for tht
prosecution.
But two witnesses were examined, and upor
their testimony the prisoner was remanded tt
await the action of the grand jury of the Uni
ted States Circuit Court, which meets in this
| city next week.
The killing of the prisoners near the Union
County jail last January was admitted BY the
! defence.
Hattie Wright, wife of sylvanus Wright
who was one OF those murdered, testified that
on the first taking out, her husband was shot
several times by disguised men; that, on the
next morning after the shooting, she found
ward visited him several times In the jail, and
that he had frequently told her he was conf.
dent they would come back aud take him out
and shoot him again. That he told her Daniel
Black, who she identified as the prisoner, was
the man VINO gave him the shot In the lungs.
but that he could not recognize any others OF
the gang with him. That he told her on the
same Sunday night that he was taken out the
second time and killed, that Daniel Black had
shot him. and he knew he would be killed II
he remained in the Jail. The witness pointed
to Daniel Black, saying, "Thars him
The other witness was Albert wright, Drc-
ther of The murdered man. This Witness testi-
fed to seeing Sylvanus In the corn crib the
next morning after he was taken out and shot
the first time. That he had helped the victim
out of the pen, he saying at the time Daniel
Black had shot him, and mentioning others
who were engaged In the shooting. The couu.
sci for defence objected to the admission OF the
testimony given by the wounded man to his
wife, 1t not being clearly proven that the con-
dition OF the man was such as to make such
admissible as dying declarations.
Mr.. WorthlDgton argued the case, referring
10 authorities 10 sustain his position, to show
that mental condition at the time OF such
statements was The only legal requisite for ad-
missibility. The commissioner left the ques-
tion open, and remanded the prisoner.
Frank Gregory, another OF the nme party
was arraigned, but owing 10 the parties not
being In readiness the case was postponed.
Rumors from York.
From the Columbia Union.l
Passengers down from York state that in
the Investigations which have been going on
there, evidence was obtained against ]. R.
Tomlinson, druggist, who, 1t will be remem-
bered, was one Of the witnesses before the
Ku-Klux committee, aud exceedingly reticent,
at that, and that an attempt was made to EFF
feet his arrest the other night. Tomllnson,
however. mounted his horae, and was closely
pursued, when he rolled off his horse and took
to the woods. Several shots were fired after
him without effect, and he escaped.
The testimony taken OF YOrkville, 1t Is
stated, makes General J. W. Avery, who is
now reported to be In Canada, accessory to
many diabollcal murders.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The smallpox is raging in Trinidad, West
Indies.
Henry G. Stebbins accepted commits.
sionershlp OF public parks of New York City.
Dion beat Miller the second game in the
billiard match at New Orleans
Dunn, the colored Lieutenant Governor
of louisiana, is dead. Cause, congestion OF
the brain.
The metal in Utah, supposed to be tin,
Is now stated to be cadmium, metal related
to zinc. The statement creates great excite
ment.
The election at Washington passed of
quietly. The 81, 900, 900 loan was carried by a
sThe Georgia Legislature has passed o bill
ordering the gubernatorial election over the
Governors veto.
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CHAT FROM COLUMBIA
THE GOVERNORS FORTHCOMING
MESSAGE.
Amount OF the State Debt-The Column
bia Rins-A Smallpox Quarantine.
ESPECIAL DISPATCH TO THE Nsws.l

lSPkClAL UlSfAlOh AZ tas NS"S'@
COLUMBIA, s. c., November %.
Governor Scott's forthcoming message Will
contain recommendations looking to the re-
tireneut of three million dollars Of State bonds
within few months. This is the main en-
deavor to weather the financial storm. 1t Is
claimed that the total debt is less than twelve
millions.
The members of the Legislature, who are
now arriving, talk of carrying out policy OF
Yigd retrenchment and reform.
The Governor has Issued proclamation on
account of the presence of the smallpox at
New York aud Philadelphia. Vessels from
those ports arriving at Charleston, George
town and Hilton Head will be qnarantined
until they are inspected by the health officer,
when, If found to be free from disease, they
will be allowed to proceed.
The counsel employed to expose the build
ing operations OF the Ring in the municipal
government meet with serious difficulty.
The three practical builders who were appoint
ed to frame an estimate of the cost of con-
structlng the new City Hall are unable to OBJ
tain access to the plans and specifications of
the Ring.
The Singleton rioters have been released
upon q writ of habeas corpus, with FIVE dollars
bail, BY Trial Justices Nash and Thompson.
The matter will be investigated by the grand
jury. PICKET.
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TEE OLD WORLDS NEWS.
ROME. November %.

ROME, November %.
A consistory will be held on Friday, when
the Pope will pronounce an allocution, where.
In he will declare the course he is determined
TO pursue. The Italian Parliament will soon
PEsTH, November %.
Francis Deak Is dangerously III.
LONDON, November %.
Magistrates have refused bail to John Crib.
bel, secretary of the total abstinence society,
who publicly accused the Queen OF intoxica.
ton.
MADRID, November %.
II Is understood that after the municipal
elections Topete and Sagosta will enter tho
Spanish cabinet.
Marine disasters are reported from all
quarters. The Egria was wrecked off the
Irish coast; five were drowned.
The Taylor crew beat Renforth's three
lengths for the Tyne championship.
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~ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa

@ CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS Wa
TER-NATTANs'S CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAIR.-A perfectly clear preparation In oae
bottle, as easily applied as water, for restoring to
gray hair i.s natural color and youth'ul appear.
ance, to eradicate and prevent dandruf1, to pro.
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out. 1t Is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now in use. Numerous testimonta
have been sent US from many Of our most promi.
nent c.tizens some OF which are sutioined. In
everything in which the articles now in use are
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY is perfect.
1t ia warranted to contain neither Sugar Of Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate Of Silver 1t does not soil tie
clothes or scalp, is agreeably perfumed. and
makes one OF the st dressings for the Hair IN
use 1t restores the color OF the Hair "more per.
feet and uniformly than any other preparation"
and always does so In from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the Hair with oil
the nourishing qualities necessary to It's gown
and healthy condition; 1t restores tue decaseu
and induces q new growth OF the Hair more posi-
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this won ierlul discovery also produces pleasant
and cooling effect on the scalp and gives the Hair
pleasing and elegant appearance.
We call especial attention to the fact that a
limited number OF trial bottles will be given away
eratuitously to those wishing to try It, You will
NJ tIce that In pursuing this course our aim Is to
convince BY the actual merits Of the article.
ARTHUR NATTANS,
Inventor and Proprietor, Washington, D. U.
For sale by the Agent, Dr. d. bAhh'
No. l3l Meeting street, Charleston, s. Q.
nov1s-sluthly
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Il PLAY BEHIND THE SCENES.

From the New York Stockholder.l
Under the head of South Carolina Bonds. the
Stakeholder says:
The latest developments on the Stock Ex-
change indicate what from the first we saw
no reason to doubt was the case 10 respect to
the raid on South Carolinas." 1t is general
ly conceded to be movement by local specu-
lators, of course with some assistance from
Wall street confederates, TO break down the
market so that bonds could be bought at lower
figures, and profits be made by the rise. This
process has been repeatedly worked In Ten
nessees. We are convinced, h6|ever, that
no connection with this sort of s."ck,jobbing
can ea imputed to the agency here, The The man; nan
agement OF the states finances Is Tree trom
this scandal.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA DEBT.
General Wade Hampton TO Inspect the
Financial Agents Accounts.
tpIspatch to the New YORK sun.l


COLUMBIA, 8. c., November 10.
Mr.. q. q. Kimpton, the New York financial
agent Oi this Stale, arrived here to- day for the
purpose of submitting his official acts to o
rigid examination. He denies the charge that
he has been guilty OF malfeasance In office, and
saws that the accusations OF certain newspa-
pc "a In New York that the South Carolina debt
has been irauduently increased by him are
false. He says that the total Indebtedness OF
the State will not exceed $l2,000,0OO. He
proposes TO have his accounts examined by O
committee OF citizens and taxpayers. Generals
Wade Hampton, N. c. Butler, n. w. Gary and
Judge Porter, of Charleston, will be invited
to assist In the investigations. Kimpton Is
very bitter against the State officials, whom
he accuses of extravaganza and maladminis-
tration OF the State finances. He says that
owing to this he was obliged to make ruinous
terms with money-lenders to raise money, and
had 10 hypothecate bonds without warrant @ Of
claims is matter for the officials to settle
with the taxpayers. He was merely the agent
to do as he was told. All that he seeks Is
vlndicatlon of his own acts, and not those OF
his employers.
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GRIMES AND CASUALTIES.
Railroad Accident in the West.

A Railroad Accident in the West.
CINCINNATI, November %:
The passenger train on the Indianapolis
Junction Road was thrown from the track 0y
broken rail- No lives were lost. The bag
gage car of the Little Miami Road, which leit
New York on Monday evening", was burned,
and the contents, including the mails, were
destroyed.
Fearful Steamboat Disaster
NORWICH, Conn.,, Novembe e.
The steamer City OF New London, froLl NoI i.
wlch, Is burning In the Thames River. Id
Is reason to fear that several persons have
persisted.
LArsR.-The following are known to be lost
on the steamer Nev London: G. B. Rogers,
VIM. T. Norton, Harrison Aldrich, boiler
engineer Dugan, Stewart. The City of Lon
don was ficst-class boat, and had full
.sfreight from New York for Norwich.
A Horrible Murder.
CLEVELAND, November %.
Joseph T. Ewing. a mulatto. was found
dead this morning with his head horribly bat
tered, and soldering iron thrust down his
throat.
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THE CIVIL VAR IN MEXICO.

New YORK, November %.
A Herald special dated Mexico, November
II saws that General Dias iis fortlfylng Oaxa-
cas- aud arming the State troops. He refuses
TO publish the election of Juarez. His formal
revolt is momentarily expected. Durango is
besiesed by the rebels. The siege Of Saltllo
Continues. The government troops, have
sained victory over the Trevinas cavalry:
MArAMoRAs, November 20.
ceneral Rocha, with a strong force OF gov
ernment troops, is marching 10 relieve saltil,
10. General Querroga. the late celebrated
imperiallst chief, has Joined the rebels, and
commands on the lower Rio Grande. It Is
rumored that Cortinas has pronounced In favor
OF the rebels.
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THE WEATHER THIS DAT.
WASHINGTON. Noyemher q

WASHINGTON. November %.
The barometer will probably rise on Thurs.
dav on the lakes and In New England, with
cold westerly winds and cloudy weather; fall
in the Southern and Gulf States, with south
westerly winds and rising temperature.
Cloudy weather will prevail In the Rocky
Mountains, extending, with falling barometer
and rising temperature; into the Mississippi
valley. Dangerous winds are not anticipated
for our coasts this evening.
Yesterday's Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. M,
Local Time.
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Marrlen.

RICH-RlCH.-At Orangeburg. S. e.. November
49, 1871, by Rev. J. b. N. Chumaceiro PHILIP RICH
to JENNIE. daughter CT M. Rich, Esq OF orange.
burg, s. @.
LANCASTER - RICHARDSON Monday, the
goth instant by the Rev. Wm. B. Yates. at his
residence harry LANCASTER. OF Enter rise,
Wadmalaw Island, S. O., to GEoEGIE RICHARDS,
OF Darien, Conn.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23

The failure of comic papers in the, United
States has puzzled many great minds the
real cause OF their failure lies in the fact that
ItaIics and parentheees are valuable assist.
ants, but surgeon is indispensable Where
Jokes are expected to flourish.
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Il BIRD WINTER.

SALT LAKE, November %.
The trains are twenty-!our hours behind on
account of snow, which is three and four feet
deep. There Is every indication OF a severe
winter.
OMAHA, November %.
For several days there has been storm
along the entire Pacific Road. 1t has sub
sided. and the trains are On time.
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TIE SPANISH EMBROGLIO.

ST. THOMAS, November 16, VIA HAVANA.
The captain of the steamer Florida, now In
this port, called upon the American consul and
demanded protection, stating that he was
ready to proceed to sea, but was afraid on
account of Spanish war steamers.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-23

@ CENTRAL RCH.-THERE
will be no Service In this Church, THIS MORNING,
on account OF the absence OF the Pastor. Service
may be expected on the following SUNDAY MORN.
ING. n0v23-1f
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COLLAPSE OF Il SOUTH CIROLIN4
BONDHOLDER.

New YORK, November 22.
Richard Deprlestor was found laying dead on
Broadway. Eleven thousand dollars were
ound on his person, and ten thousand IN South
Carolina bonds.
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~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs

~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best IN the aoorld-per.
fectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpleas'
ant odor The genuine W. a. BACHELORS HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft and beautiful. The
,nly Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by all Drug
glsts. Factory No. 1s Bord street. New York.
ian1a-mWflyr
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~OFFICE OFTHE SAVANNAH AND

~OFFTCE OF THE SAVANNAH AND
CHARLESTON RAILROAD, CHARLESTON, =. O..
NOVEMBER IT, 1s7l.-Excursion Tickets will be
sold over this Road for i've days. commencing
SUNDAY, November 10, to Savannah and return
for one Fare to enable visitors to attend the Fair
OF the Industrial association.
Tickets good till MONDAY, November 27, 1871.
g. 8. GADSDEN,
Engineer and superintendent.
SC. BoYLsToS, @. F. ana T. Agent
noY1a-5
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~CARD OF THANKS.-THE UNDER
SIGNED, in behalf OF the Steam Fire Engines and
Truck Companies, return their kind thanks to the
proprietors OF the Charleston Courier and DAILY
NEWS for their gratuitoas publications Of the late
reception OF the Delaware FIremen. to the 0ficers
OF the Northeastern Railroad for free transporta-
ton Of the Committee on their Road, and to the
citizens generally for their liberal contributions
II. q. NATHAN,
p. AIMAH. feoinuii''eo'
nov23-l F. L. O'NEILL
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@- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING demands against the Estate Of the late Mr..
CHARLES q. KONG, otherwise called KING, Of
Charleston deceased, will present attested state.
ments Of the same to Messrs. SINoNS & SIM0NS,
Attorneys at Law, No. II Broad street, Charles
ton, s. c., and all persons Indebted thereto will
make payment to them or the undersigned.
W. A. MERTESS,
nov7-tEtt6 Adminlsiratrix.
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funeral Notlres.

~ THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCES OF Mr.. JOHN RUSSELL are respectfully
invited to attend his Funeral Services at Grace
Church, THIs MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. nov2s
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~ THE SOUTHERN AND ATLANTIC
TELEGRAPH CoMPANY'S LINE is comple'ed to
Macon, Ca, and Messages will now be received
for that rolnt at 81 cents for ten words, and 4
cents for each additional word.
A. ]. BALDWIN,
nov23.1 General Superintepdent.
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re- PUBLIC MARKETS, NOVEMBER
q, ls7l-To MORROW having been set apart as
DAY OF THANKSGIVING AND PRAYER, the
Markets will be closed Tomorrow MoRNING, at
9 O'Clock. WILLIAM KlRKWOOD,
noy22-2 Chief Clerk.
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Nors-Tbe weather report dated TAT O'CLOCK,
this morning. will be posted In the rooms Of the
Cnamher OF Commerce at 10 O'Clock A. n, and,
together with the weather chart, may .(by the
courtesy OF the Chamber, De examined by snip
masters at any tirue during the day.
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@ PEOPLES BANK OF SOUTH
CAROLINA, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER q, 1871.
THURSDAY next having been set apart by the City
authorities as Day OF Thanksgiving, this Back
will be closed on That
noy22 JAMES B. BELTS, Cashier.
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@ THANKSGIVING SERVICES. In
accordance with the Mayors Proclamation, the
Methodists OF the city will have Union Service
in Bethel Church, THIS DAY. at IL O'Clock. Rev.
J. T. WIGHTMAN will preach. AL Methodlsts,
and the public generally, invited. nov23-s
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~ THE LAST CHANCE TO GET

~ THE LIST CHANCE TO GET
ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. - The
Sale OF Tickets In the Louisville Gift Lottery will
positively close on the 1st instant.
The Drawing vii take Place on the 18th Decem.
Der without fail. Send your orders for Tickets
to EDWARD PERRY,
No. 149 Meeting stfeet,
noyl7-fmw4 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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8periaI Notices.

~ CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTON, s. c.. NOVEMBER
2s 1s71.-By Proclamation OF Ills Honor, the
Mayor, THIS DAY being Day Of general Thanks
giving, the City Ofices will be closed. -
w. SIM0Ns,
nov2S-1 Clerk OF Council
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~ UNITED STATES DISTRICT
COURT-By an order Of the Honorable GEO. 8
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the Session
OF the District Court and the hearing OF all petl
tions and motions in Bankruptcy, or 10 the gen
eral business OF the District COURT Is further post.
poned until the goth OF November inst.
now DANL. HORLBECK, Clerk.
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ID q r E G YP S U II
Containing NINETY.SINE AND TWO.THlRDS
f9q21) PER GENT Soluble Matter. warranted REQ
from allimpurties. Prepared In his ~, and
for sale at the low price OF F[F FrkLus DOLLARS
per ton, CASH, JOHN q. R0LMES,
Commission Merchant,
novl7.f Charleston, 8. g.
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% THE BALLOTING FOR THE
Flremen's and Military PRIZES will take place on
FRIDAY EVENING. November "a, 1871.
J. T. TELFAIR, Chairman Committee.
nov23.ls
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Every cat In Paris is 10 be taxed at the rate
of about dollar aHd quarter per annum.
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~ OFFICE COMMISSIONERS OF
ELECTION, CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLES.
TON, 8. O., NOVEMBER 20. 1s7I.-For the pur-
pose OF conducting the Election to be held ON
MONDAY. the 9th day Of November, 1871, to elect
Member OF the House OF Representatives for the
Election District OF Charleston County, the Com
mlssioners OF Election have appointed the follow
Ing named persons Managers OF Election, and
have designated the places hereinafter mentioned
as Polling Precincts. , -.
All persons herein appointed Managers are re-
quested to meet at the Courthouse on THURsDAr,
23d instant, for the purpose o. qualifying such,
and OF receiving the necessary instructions.
E. W. N. MACKEY, Chairman.
RS. BRUINS,
W. b. BERNEY.
CITY OF CHARLESTON.
WARD1.
City Hail.. J. Young, " N. Sage, Jofn An.
crum.
Courthouse-s. ". Ramsay, Robt. Fletcher,J.
q. Brawley. "
Market Hall-M J. simonds, - Kennedy, Jno.
Morant. -..'. --
Englne.Hodss In Inspection street-C. B. Grant,
]. B. Plummeau, Thos. Aiken. = -s,-,, s.. '.-....
wARD4.
Hope Engine. House-Jas. Brennan, G. L. Pratt,
Charles Simons.
stonewall Engine-House-A. A. Goldsmith, J.
D. Robinson, 8. @. Russell.
W.pn6 "a. ie.-5r
Eagle Engine. House-Jas. A. Dunus ". F. Bar.
nett, ". A. Grant. "a .fGha Sc!
Washington Engine House-Jno. Gonzales, J. D.
Price, R Forrest. ..-..;.;-
Marion Engine House-Edwd. WIlkerson. L.
Glbbes, Reeves GIbbea.
wARD7.
Columbus street,. A. Gregg, ]. B. Mushihg-
WARDS.
slres street,. II. F. Dareef J. E. Bowers, Pm
Gregorie. '.'-'."
CHRIST CHURCH. "''s'
Mount P.easant-C. F. North, VIM. Nurrelt, T.
D. Jervey.
Flfteen.Mile House-John Miller, Frank Ladson,
Jno. Lawrence. .5
ST. JAMES SAErEr.------- -.
Thirty.two-MIe House,. R German, W. g.
Pinckney, W. E. Fnpp.
ST. JAMES GOOSE CREEK.
Eight-Mle Pump-Toney Gibbes, A P. Ford, q.
G. Inwood.
whaley's Ohurch-Frank Barnwel, Warren
Campbell.
summervllle-Geo. Lee, Dan. Walker.
wassamasaw-W. d. Harrison, Mack vii.
lIams.
Hickory Beud-A. Joyner, Henry Edwards,
Abram Smalls.
ST. JOHNS BERKELEY.
Black Oak-Morton n. warng, Edwd. Mickey,
Nero smalls.
BIggln ohurch-Jas. W. Cannon. R selby, E. O.
Bunch.
Strawberry Ferry-willlam Harleston, a. G.
Richmond, Richard Harleston. a
ST. STEPHENS. 4' '
Muster House-w. R. Jervay, S. D. Russell ].
@. Tingman.
ST. THOMAS AND ST. DENNIS.
Brick Church-Aaron Logan, G. a. Allen, ]. K
Brown.
ST. ANDREWS. .s -..
MAIN LAND.
Brick Church-K. B. Mou.trle, B. q. Hoyt, r.
W. Williams.
Lambs Farm-L. l. Taylor, Richard Legare.
JAMES ISLAND.
Cross Roads-Wm. Glover, N. F. Becker, W. W.
LaWten.
ST. JOHNS C0LLET0N.
EDIsTo ISLAND.
wrights Store-w. F. Dover, Jas. Hutchiuson.
Calvary Church-Jonas Grant, Dennis Gibbes.
wADMALAw ISLAND.
Enterprise Landing-Edward Petty, John Jen-
klns.
JOHNS ISLAND.
Brick Church-Wm. Wright, IL. Rivers, Sam
Johnson. nov22-5