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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-15
THE RADICAL N0XINEEF FOE SEN
ATOR.
Closing Proceedings in the County Con-
ventfon.

In the Radical County Convention, yester-
day, nominations for State senator having been
called for, the following names were offered J.
Il. jerks, George Lee, R. q. Gain, R. B. Artson, s.
E. Gaillard, E. ]. Adams, Jacob Mills, W. A.
Grant, and others too numerous to mention.
Three ballots were held without any result when
most Of the nominees, in turn, resigned in favor
Of s. 3. Gaillard. who was then nominated by &C.
clamation amid much shouting and cheering.
Loud calls were then made for Galllard, who
arose and made brief speech, thanking the con-
vention and promising, If elected, to eudeavor to
do his duty to all the people. 1t was near three
O'Clock In the morning when the convention, lav-
ing accomplished Its business adjourned sine die.
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Hotel Arr.ysisSEebruary II.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


W. Hazlehurst, A. Ramsay, George ]. F.
Harleneys, South carol,na; G. W. NJ. Williams, W.
J. Garter, r. Fl. Brpsdwate. ]. N. Morris and lady,
P. Tomilnsou, Aiken; r B.HJeter and lady Miss
Thomson, II. s. Goss Marion; a. 8. Springs aud
lady, &. A. Springs, lady and daughter, York; J.
s. Brotton, wife aud daughter, Mrs. J. D. Rainey
and daughter, Chester; 8. Porter, Columbia; G.
sthler, Yorkville; ). A. Hoyt, Anderson; G. N.
Gordan, Nlnety.six; ]. Mccullough, s. s. Irvine,
Greenyille; F. F. Gary, CoSesbury; @. A. Walker,
Greenwood; S. H. Langston, Anderson; w.
.Symmes, Walhslla; T. A. Tobin, Laurens; A. E.
Hutchinson, Rock Hini s. 0emhouse Union;J. A.
Boyce, South Caroline; ". Z. Turner and lady,
G. ". Curtis, E. ". Lloyd, South Carolina; O. D.
Cazaux, North Carolina; A. q. Dewitt, Florida;
s. T. Tyler aud wife, Boston; E. Sullivan, South
Carolina: NJ. and Mrs. 3. HsHolmss, Mssse A.
HolmsA XtsJ!sF. Hollaes, New York; We. Bain.
South. Garo;ins; H. NJ Cutler. George h. Porter,
new Fork;s II. Smith, New Jersey; A. 8 Need.
nan, o.G. Dill aud wife, New York; ]. J. Rohr,
NrA 8. Rohr, New Jersey; q. H. Sylier, VIC
Langler, G. Adsil, New York; John Davenport, Ira
Davenport, Bath; O. D. wlthwef ana wife, Bos-
ton; J.. @ Ingram, South Caroana; J, Hanks,
Steamer Hancox; Boyd ID. Saith, Virsinia; J. W.
tSIhy, Maryland; "A. Huntington, Georgia; /! j.
Effs, North Carolina; Il. Beastle Greenvlflei Jas.
AnAonand son, Pennsylvania; o. G. Jaeger, South
Carolina, 7. 81 Baykin, Camden; J. c. Lyons, Phil.
adelphia; @. Perkins, J. "A. Young, W. Clyburn,
Wm. g. Manning, George S. Douglas, camden;A.
Frederick, Miss Y9dea, South Carolina; J. W. Sell
aHrs and Lady, n. A. Zimmerman and lady, Mrs.
II b. Zimmerman and child, ST.. Mathews; L.
:Whittaker and lady, Camden; Miss Bessie Good
:Nfn, Fort Motto; Thomas ". Long, Camden.
PAVILION HOTEL.
8. r. MltchelS Florida; J. T. Smith, Brooklyn;
". g. 7Mayes, Newberry; D. Il. Sheldon, UnionsA.
81. earighman, Vim. Drafts, T. ". Carigman, Lex
fngton; T. H Whitney 8. Dlhbie aud lady, South
Carolina; F. B. Crowell, New YORK; b. ". Palmer,
ST Johns Bsrs!ey; E.A True, Lsurens; A. J. 0st-
yander, LA. Ford, New York; P. Hodges,
Michigan; II. d. Dolby, New York; I. Eaton, Mich
akau; ". T. Blantod, Barnwel; Van Sickle, agent
AcKean Dramatic Company; ]. 8. Hart, James
"A. Parlor, orangeburg; S. Parsons, e. ]. Parker,
WI. waley, South Carolina; R. Montgomery,
Columbia; b. Pennington, Savannah; g. A. rur'
,ner, Graham's Turnout; ]. ]. Santenschlager,
North Carolina; J. J. Nettles, South oarolinai s.
Il Rouglne, Georgetown.
MILLS HOUSE.
- B. O. Bowers, New Orleans; W. P. Clyde, Ne"
York; q. r Clyde, Philadelphia; Miss Filming, J.
8. Mckay, Florence; A. Ryswild, T. Brown, .Buffa'
b; W.. r. scofeld and wife, N. g. 8. Kahn, New
York; N. H. Hale, Savannah; F. Souder, Phila
aelphia; E. b. Eyerson and wife, Miss Everson,
New York; ]. Alison and son, Pflsbury, Pa.
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SrABB1Na AFFRAY.-Castle Walters and Geo.
William, two colored employees at the mari dig
gings on Lambs farm, about ten miles above the
city, became engaged In aquarrel about O'Clock
on Monday afternoon, which speedily resulted in
q fght. Walters nndlng himself getting the
worst OF the AFFAIR, drew Knife and. before any
one could interpose, had stabbed his antagonist
In six different places the nrst cut on the temple
almost disabling him. Both parties were arrest.
ed, and, having been brought to the city, were
confined In the auardhouse. Upon examination,
the prisoners wounds were found to be 80 serl-
ous that he was transferred to the city hospital
The case came up before the Mayor, who, after q
short hearing, turned Walters ever TO the State
for prosecution.
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CLUBS AND SrARs.-Melinda Brown, o white
woman, arrested for being drunk and dIsorderly
in Burns Lane, on Monday night was sentenced
to pay fine Of SIS or go to the House OF Correc-
ton for twenty days.
Robert Grant, who, in addition to being drunk
on Monday night, raised distnr bancr, was
sentenced to pay lne Of SIS or go to the House
Of Correction for twenty days. The alternative
was too heavy, and Grant forked over his and
left
Three unfortunates who in trying to keep out
Of the rain on Monday night, became helpless
Victims to the insIdious Influences OF hot whskey,
made their rueful appearances before the Mayor
and were discharged by that relentiug function
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Auction saleyEnis Day.

Lsit& & Bruins will sell at 10 O'Clock, at7No.
:,a7S King street. forature, 4c.s ~ ss..s
Mass DrakewiH. sell OF 10 o'cloekeat his store
clothing hsts aud notions. -
WIN. Mckay WIN sell at 10 O'clock at his store
dray, furniture, DC.
R. M. Marshall &;Brother will sell as hs.l past 10
O'Clock, at their olace, horses, mules, liquor, &c.
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CITY ImpRovEnESrs.-The six wooden bull
dlngs on the lot opposite the handsome mansion
OF the late Governor Bennett, In Lucas street,
were sold yesterday morning at auction, by s.
K. Bennett, Cor $le5 cash, the buildings to be. re.
moved within ten days. By the will Of the late
Governor, the lot upon which they stand was
devised to the city, on the condition that 1t should
be made public park and the removal OF the
buildings Is preparatory to commencing work
upon 1t. The park will be one hundred and thirty
feet In front 90 Lucas street, and extend back to
Gadsden street, and when finished will add
greatly to the value and appearance Of the
splendid residence OF Governor Bennett, which Is
to be sold shortly
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Increase. $3.50 ~
Owing to change In the system OF keeping the
expense accounts, the items cannot De taouiateu
for COMPARISON but the sum given above as the
total for 1859 includes only such items as make
up the total expenses for 1870
the ratio or expenses to earnings for 1870 ls
o2 2a 100 per cent i1r 1889 is % sylo1 per cent
and in freight tonnage 2S5S per cent, showing
an average reduction In rates during the year OF
TX per cent. The decrease In passenger earn.
Of passengers carried IS per cent, both partly
due to the reduction Of fares In November, 1859,
from I've cents to four cents per mlle
CONDUCTING TRANSPORTATION.
This accounts charged with s3l6,62s 08. equal
to Sax per cent. OF the total expenses ana m
fore omitted from operating expenses.
The years tonnage has been,
Westward. .................. .lS3' ltS TONS.
EaSLHara......... ........... ,lVo, ~ touS'
ls7o-Total. ..2ss.sls tons.
IS69-Tetal.. ................1S6.s .se6 TONS
The Increase In westward freight Is general to
all points, aud q large proportion OF it Is due to
guano or which 3o 754 tons have been transporter.
In eastward freight the s increase @ - Is cmeny I'm 10
Increase Is 10SS3 barrels. Grain has laien on
l03, ,7l9 bushels.
The excess OF westward freight has somewhat
leSSeneG t1lS year. OUT Tile Va[latlUub VI blte JUDI
ness still require large unpro1table mileage OF
empty cars in either direction, as trade may
chance to turn.
Number OF passengers transported, as COM
pared with 1859:
1870 LIST class go $40 2d class. .94, ,360-186, $50
1859 LIST class. 80 639 I'd class. 7,272-1S7sll
Inc list class. ss1 2d class. 81, ,o8S- 49, 96s
From the Increased number OF passengers It
would seem ditficut to account for the decreased
receipts even with the reduced rates. but the
character OF the travel has materially changed
and while the through business has fallen otrpart
ly from the shorter line from Augusta to Column
bia and partly from the completion Of the Sayan-
nah and Charleston Road the local second-c!ass
travel constitutes the chief numerical Increase.
The expenses OF this department are large. as
compared with similar expenses on Interior lines
but the location OF this road as the land terminus
OF throu. line, forces upon 1t the maintenance
OF complicated and expensive organization for
the transfer OF Its traffic. and many obligations
which cannot be pro.rated have to be assumed In
the rulnlment OF its responsibilities to the pub.
lie, At present, any attempt TO simplify would
result in confusion, but with the contemplated
water connection and direct transfer OF freight
from car to ship 1t is hoped large saving may
be made in money a. well as time.
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By R. NJ. MARSHALL 8 BRO.

TNsTATE saLE, BY ORDER OF TIE
~ Observation-Disclosures No. Is
On THURSDAY, 10th Inst, at IL O'Clock, will
be sold at the OLD Postoflce, Broad street,
The above DWELLING, containing four roons,
pantry and piazza, with kitchen and brick store
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay B. X. IL d Bro.
for papers and stampa. fe6SWimNtnt
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PEasoNAL.-We had the pleasure yesterday
ofgreeting Messrs james A. Hoyt, OF the Ander-
son Intehfgencer, andJ. G. Bailey, of the Green
Vile Enterprise. 5,Boshsthese gentiemenr we be-
lieve, are present lnrths city on Masonic basl-
ness.
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CyTY., MoRTALuYEThe. report Of the city
registrar for the week ending February. II exhl-
bits total Of twentysonc deaths, Of which nine
were white and twelve colorsd persons
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The YOUNG AMERICA STEAM FIRE ENGINE
ConpAyY.-We are pleased to announce the ar
rival Of the engine, belonging to the above named
company, which. reached this city yesterday,
through the "Irol Line" The engine has been
throughly overhauled and reftted, with all the
latest Improvements, and we congratulate the
company on obtaining for the public use such
thorough machine" The boiler has besn en-
cased In white metal, and tho entire apparatus
repainted. Its Intended to place the engine on
trial on tomorrow, and from the well known e1-
eoutioa OF the Messrs. sllsby every satisfaction
will be probably given.
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anftionesrs' pripate Gales, 81.
By LOUIS D.. DeSAUSSURE.

BY LOUIS D.. DeSAESSURE.
DEsIDENCE ON CHARLOTTE STREET.
IN At Private Sale, the WOODEN RESIDENCE,
on brick basement, situate on the north
side OF Charlotte street, iexs doofssea
Of Elizabeth street, known as No. ~, contain
ing.rooms, two pantries, pas8as, prtvase stairs,
cistern good Kitchen, ca<riageihouae andestanae-
IA ABBY % y Is al above, .tNo. . Broad street.
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New station houses have been built at Midway,
Graham's, Williston and Aiken, and the passen-
GER depot at the latter place remodelled. At
BranChville the eating house has been thoroughly
repaired and reopened. The total cost of. these
improvements, included In "tepairs Of stations"
is .$1o,823 o.
- MAINTENANCE OF WAY.
This account Is charged with s27l, ,15o 13, equal
to 2e per cent OF the total expenses and to Sl1l9
The renewals OF rails amount to 20so tons, equal
to "a lIneal miles, OF which there have been re.
ceved-
From foreign importations, 1922 tons,
costing ...s......Sl1o, foV 10
From Sc0held Rolling Mi'l, 40 tons,
costing. ................. 1886 so
From Abbott Co., Baltimore, 427 tons
costing. ng.................. BLISS 80
Total cost.................:.:.. .sl52, $3.50 81
This amount has been reduced by sale
of a06rons old rail. l................... ss,2S7 81
NJ 4Er go
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aurnon Sales.--future Daps.
By ]. FRASER MATHEWES. &

q ALE EPOSTPONED.-WI BE SOLD ON
- THURSDAY, Esd Februaryssat the Old Post
All that TRACT OF LAND on Pom Pon4Neck,
Oolteton County, known Es Pine Island. thepfop-
erty OF DEF. T. Glover, containing 1000 acres Of
Land. Bounded on the north BY Cattie Island
the east by the Landa Of the late Colonel y4she,
Mrs. Wayne and the Village; on the south BY the
Pom Pom Neck Road and Lands OF the Estateof T.
Raven Mathewes; and. on the west BY the Ashepoo
River and Elllott's Out Creek. =. = =,
Terms cash. Purchaser 20 pay J: r. Kathewea
for papers aud stampa. ~ .s-.,a feb14-Hfmthl
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Doors AND SHOES SroLEN.-Robert Jones,
alias sugsrfoot, Daniel Cox and Daniel Wleckels,
three colored youths were captured on Monday
afternoon in Columbus street, by the police who
were on the watch for them, and locked up in the
Guardhouse. The trio had stolen lot OF boots
and Shoes and the parties to whom they had sold
them had peached. Robert, Of the sacoharlne
pedal extremity, Is an old hand In the business,
and recently escaped from the House Of Correc.
tion. Upon the charge OF vagrancy, in addition
to that OF larceny, the three were sentenced to
pay fine of SIS, or go to the House OF Correction
for thirty daYs.
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RANGE OF THERMoaErER at Joseph Black
mans drug store, No. 80 Broad street, February
18th: O'Clock. So; 10, 81; 12, SO; 2, SO; 4'so;
SO; g, 81.
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SAILING POSTPONED. The steamship Charles
ton was detained yesterday BY the heavy sea on
the bar, ana will sail to-day at O'Clock P. II.
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o1FoRD, NEWTON COUNTY Ga,

O1FoRD, NEWTON COUNTY, GA.,l t
November, 1870. le .
eENTEExEs-Yours Of the lss instant is reGeiy &C. =;
the ''EUREKA FEKTfLIZER.n applied about
200 pounds per acre.. leaving few rows without
any. The Eureka" rows made three times as
much those mot asa my a ~
the soil, running subsoll plough through the
fertilizer to mix it with the soil before bedding
upon It.. My sandy land I had cultivated very
to break the small roots OF the cotton. Ny still
land gave it o deep ploughing when the cotton
was small, afterwards cultivated very shallow.
The Eureka" has paid me pro. at present
price Of cotton besides improving my land.
Our pid lands, from long culture, have become
so exhausted OF the Phosphates necessary to
make good crops that we cannot succeed well IN
S 70 be- the very
0es' 'es .1ou Yours aS truly. .'ef DAVID DICKSON.
We have abundant testimonials from other sue
cessfuI planters, which are printed Win no6 9ar az
send to any one.
We have been careful to have our figures within
bounds, and we believe any one who examines
them must be convinced that "EUREKA WILL
The following are our terms OF sale: For cash,
$50 per ton; for WarehouBemen or Factors &C.
ceptance, payable LIST November next, $50 per ton;
able 1st November next, $40 per ton. For Low
MiddlIng Cotton, delivered at q railroad Rtation
by ist November, Is cents per pound will be al.
lowed and 500 per ton charged for 'EghEkA."
For lower grades OF Cotton the usual difference
Will Geexpected In settlement. These are the net
prices In Charleston, 8. O., to which must be ad !
ded the usual charge Of drayage and way freight
when required. Address
j.. A. ENSLOW &c CO.,
AGENTS, No. 14l EAST BAY,
CHAR RLEsT m, s. g.
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UNITED srArra eoxnsaosEa.-w. G. Plnck-

UNITED STATEAGpMhsNoEER-- u. PlncK-
ney, the santee orator ,snu captain OF a militia
was examined before the commissioner
yesterday, on the charge or having violated the
e!ectionlaw OF the gpised States. It was proved
that he ,waa chairman OF the board Of managers
at tha aTdrty,two Mile House, ft. sames santee.
during skslsts s;ection,s and had driven many OF
the snbShstars6 Bowen -ffoni ths. polls. by max
ing tnfsaahihs,osjeetl9ps 10 thelr voting, and,
in some cases, hasesrefassE'eutright to allow
them to vote. He was bound over for trial OF the
May term OF the United States District Court.
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REAL ESTATE SALEs-The following proper
ty in this city was sold yesterday morning by j..
F. Mathewes at auction, by order Of the court, IN
the case OF Renneker ct al, VS.. McGinn:
The LOT, No, rs, with thrss ssstory brick dwelling,
In Heyward's Court 80 leetfront By lis feet deep.
for SIPS.
The lot OF land, No. e3 on The west side Of East
Bay, with the three story brick store and out.
buildings, Ish feet front by 12s feet deep, for
sssa5. Terms one half cash, and the balance in
.one and two years.
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MOTIVE POWER.


The expenses of this department have been
se18, ,sa8 TO- equal to 81 7.l0 cents per mile run.
The mileage OF engines has Increased 3e,7a9
miles, or nearly per cent, and as the tonnage
has increased as before stated, over % per cent,
the result shows an increased proportion OF pay
ing freight to each mile run by engines with
trains, aud consequent decrease OF empty car
mllesge. The. average earnings per engine are
sSt.230. or an increase OF $1,000 over 1852
or the SIX engines reported IN 1889 as waiting
repairs, FIVE were on examination condemned
and broken up. The sixth, No. %, has been re.
built at q cost Of $7S57, aud is nearly ready for
service.
Atrhe Charleston shops. the old building used
for hospital purposes has been enlarged and con.
nected with the main machine shops an oil cellar
for the protection OF stores built, and an oil press
for the manufacture Of lard oil set up. The total
cost S8770 IS. is included In ''Repairs OF Engine.
houses and Machine Shops.n The five new en-.
gines added 10 the stock OF the close OF 1859 ena.
blei 1t fully to meet all requirements the past
year, and unless for an increase OF business, no
further additions will be needed at present.
The consum oton OF fuel has been ,749 cords.
tRnnn{n q eynense5 Der mile have been
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zone passenger car destroyed on Greenvile
and Columbia Railroad. Two transferred to sc.
eond.ciass. two transferred from arstclass.
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TIE New GERMAN CHURCH. This handsome
building in King street. opposite the Sotadel
Green, is approaching. .completipn and from five
to six thousand dollars ont OF the twenty thou.
sand dollars Of bonds, Issued by the corporation,
have been already teken. The bonds pay an In
teress of eight per cent, per annum, md are
youched for as a frs:-class investment.
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ByLOBfS. D. DeSAUSSURE.

MAST BAY REsIpENCE.-F0R SALE,
~ the WOODEN RESIDENCE, on high brick
h.sement at the southeast corner East Bay and
Inspection streets, containing eight rooms, two
pisszas. and basement brick kitchen, stable
and carriage house. The Lot measures 90 ieee
'front.' on East Bay street, 81 front on washington
street and 200 feet deep, ana can be divided into
Two Lots.
fehl3-mW2
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Leaving net cost OF renewals. s57,5ss

Asthe wear Of the older rail- ls increasing rapid
ly with the tonnage, an equal or greater quantity
or new iron will be required the present year.
The road bed and track is generally in fair con-
dItiop, and an extra gravel train has been en-
ployed during the season In opening bitches and
other work ON the Columbia division. ag
Two trestles of120 feet each, one near King
vile, the other near Granitevllle, have been re.
plaeed By stone culverts and filled up, and iron
drain pipes have been substituted for several
smaller ones. In all length OF $50 feet Of trestle
has been permanently closed.
Al Augusta the culvert through Washington
street. In length 2o73 feet and feet In diane
ter, with connecting and side drains, has been
built In fulalment or the obligations OF the con-
tract made between the City Council Of Augusta:
the Charlotte Columbia and Augusta Railroad, ,and
this company, In June, 1859.
;. The Augusta bridge has been repaired. and,
with a new span to replace the drawbridge, will
be safe for the present.
The steel.headed rails laid last year on the
bridge, and In the yard, have deprecated very
fast under constant use, and should be replaced
with entire steel rails at an early. date.
AT the Edlsto, the trestle approaches have been
Strengthened, and new bridge is nearly COM
PfN, ror ho roor a., ,I,yo
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UNE0UALLED COTTON FERTILIZER

TESTIMONIALS
EQUAL TO PERUVIAN GUAE0-POUND FOB
POUND.
WASHINGTON, N. O.. September 1s, 1870.
Messrs JOHN MEYERS Sons:
used the ''Magnpm .Bonum Soluble Phos-
pllaten bsught of you, alongside OF Peruvian
Guauo, on Cotton, aud ind the product equal TO
Peruvian Gulno-pound for pound.
lam much pleased also with its effects on Corn.
WILLIAM J.. ARCHBELIl.
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Meetings This Day.
Royal and Select Masons, at 4 P. N.
Palmetto Lodge, &. Of p. at half:past P. NJ.
Relief Loan Association, at half.past P. NJ.
Tyre Lodge, atrP. N.
Charleston Dramatic Club, at half-past P. NJ.
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FULLY EQUAL. TO PERUVIAN FOR COTTON.
STATRsvILLB, N. c., August II. 1870.
Messrs. DUGpAEE L GIRvIN, Baltimore, Nd:
GenNenoenrOur Mr.. @. A. Carlton tried under
Cotton, this year, yonr "Magnum Eouum Soluble
Pnosphate'' alongside Of Ne. Peruvian Guano,
and thinks your Phosphate fully equal to the
Guauo, and believes that II he bad used the same
17,oreu pdL,te OF each, the "Magnum Bonum"
would not only have eQuaued the Peruvian, but
far surpassed IT,. Yours truly, 80
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By ". \. LRlTCH &R. 8. BRUINS,

1.-TWO HU ND RED !. AND: TWENTY
Shares Savannah and Oharleston Railroad
Stock, In sums to suit purchasers.
i WILDE sold on THURSDAY; the 10th INSTANT sAt
the Old Post0fiice at II O'clock,
900 Shares SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON
RAILROAD STOCK, fehl6
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MAINTENANCE OF CARS.
This account, amounting to $5s,66l SO. repre-
sents the cost OF maintaining, In complete order,
ali the rolling stock, and the rebuilding and reno
waiting OF five hrst-class and four second
class passenger cars, seventeen box and two plat
form cars, aud Is exclusive OF additional equip
The following table shows the condition Of the
ctnnE.
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Leaving balance or .sl2e,S02 q
Which has been carried to the reduction OF
debt purchase Of locomotives, cars and real es-
tate.n