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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1871-10-03
HAVANA.
Communication n
AUned.

telegraph Communication Re
sumed.
HAVANA, October 2.-The telegraph
line between Havana and Port au
Principle. which runs along the frontier
of Caraguy, the stronghold OF the late
insurrection, has been completely res
tored, and it is now in working order.
The line had been cut by the insurgents,
at the beginning of the struggle, and
kept interrupted ever since by being in
the possession of the enemy. The OBJ
struction of telegraphic communication
with Havana hampered the operations
Of the Spanish war authorities, and the
insurrection had to be subdued before
the line could be held and repaired.
With the re-establishment of the tele-
graph between Havana and Port au
Principle, the pacifcation of the island
is contemplated.
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FIRES.

HUDSON, Y. Y, October 2-This
morning about two o'clock, fire broke
out in the Mansion House on Warron
street and before the flames could be
aublued the hotel was totally destroy
IL. Total loss estimated at $4,000
ich is covered by insurance.
CHICAGO, October 2-No less than
six fires occurred here today, with an
aggregate loss OF about $4,000.
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LIBERTY TOWNSHIP.

The primary meeting In Liberty
uTp:hip for the nomination OF town
bio officers and the appointment OF
eIegates to the Democratic County
convention will be held in West Liber-
: on next Saturday, October 7th, COM
leacing at . o'clock in the afternoon in
cad of at fOnr as formerly announced.
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LIVELY TWENTY MINUTES.
4 Scene in the Grant-Nurpby New
York state Convention.

York state Convention.
The Rochester Union gives the fol-
loving picture Of the scene which fol-
lowed Chairman Cornelrs arbitrary
decision in the case OF the Kings county
delegation at the Syracuse Radical Con-
yentlon:
The chair, pale and trembling, re-
fused to recognize Mr.. Hutchings, and
directed the Secretary to proceed with
tue call. Then ensued scene, lasting
over twenty minutes by the watch, that
ieties description. Everybody was on
his feet in a moment; the understrap-
pers OF the opposing leaders were hurry
ing to and fro with messages and direc
tons; the roughs, with hands upon
their pistols and some of their weapons
drawn, were menacing each other and
each others principles; one half OF
tie vast throng were shouting
"Huchings," "Hutchings." and the
other halt were trying to drown
this shout in louder cries OF
Call the roll" Call the ROLL" Hutch
ings, the man of the moment, hemmed
IN by body guard OF bruisers, marched
10 and fro in the aisle gesticulating
violently and ringing the changes upon
Mr.. Chairman" "Mr. Chairman" and
everybody was contributing his mite Of
loud talk or other noise to render the
hall perfect pandemonium. Soon
there We're cries OF Take the stage"
Take the stage" and Immediately IS if
~ pre-arrangement Mr. Hutchings,
escorted by Mark Lanigan, notorious
Fough-and-tumble fighter OF New York,
and other models Of New York Radical
Ism, moved toward the stage, upon
which, meantime, a line Of police, with
drawn batons, had been formed across
and in front Of Messrs. Cornell, Depew,
Sharpe, Doty and the reporters. Mr..
hutchings and his escort moved on and
up the steps, and reached the platform,
but under the direction of Cornell they
were 'orcibly pushed back and down by
The police. This was the critical point,
but the Fentonites were equal to the
emergency. Without striking a blow
or firing a shot-with their courage
Co7IDg out at their finger ends under
Inc pressure Of the hands OF the police
upon their shoulders, Hutchings, Lani-
gan and their fellows followed historic
example,, and after marching up the
MIL marched down again and took po-
sltlon as they were. But the war Of
tongue and GESTURE did not in the least
aoate. .On the contrary, it seemed to
swell in volume. And conspicuous
above all the rest at this stage OF the
ray stood. or rather surged, the stall
waFt form OF Fenton's Lieutenant, Ma
}or D. D. S. Brown, OF this district, who
mad reinforced Hutchings, and demand.
co, In stentorian tones that the Federal
once holders should call off their dogs
should take those soldiers of the
slase, and should be,taught that the
minlons Of the Administration could
not re'enact the scenes of the New Or
ieans custom house convention in the
state Of New York. Finally the wind
oegan to weaken and the storm tc
abate.
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BASE BALL.

CHICAGO, October 2.-The game be-
tween the White Stockings and Actives
at Lake Park to-day resulted in q
score of27 to 3 in favor Of the Chicagos.
The Actives were whitewashed 7 In
nings.
NEW YORK, October 2.-The Mutuals
played the Haymakers Of Troy at the
the Union Grounds to-day. The game
resulted in an easy victory for the
Mutuals BY q score of l6 to 6.
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KANSAS.
Sheridan and Party ut Hays city.

Sheridan and Party at Hays city.
HAYS CITY, October 2.-Gen. Sheri-
dams party reached the Solomon river,
two days march from Fort Hays, on
Friday evening. All the members Of
the party are in excellent health. A
large quantity and variety Of game was
secured. The bottom lands OF the
streams already crossed are very fertile
and well timbered, and equal in an agri-
cultural point to any lands in the west.
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MEM PHIS.
AcciSienIs.

MEMPHIS, October 2.-Chas. Saurdent,
teamster, was killed to-day by being
crushed under load of lumber that fell
upon him.
A man named Ellis was instantly
killed by being run over to-day by
switch engine in the yard Of the Miss
issippi and Tennessee Railroad.
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WEATHER REPORT.
Probabilities.

WASHINGTON, October ., I P. M
Falling barometer with southwesterly
winds aud possibly rain will probably
prevail BY Tuesday noon from Tennessee
and Illinois to the lower lakes and New
England; continued cloudy weather
with westerly winds in Western
Alabama; southerly winds and In
creased cloudiness on tue South Allan
tic; rising barometer with clearing
weather in the northwest.
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CINCINNATI.
The Great Exposition.

CINCINNATI, October 2.-The fifth
week of the second great Exposition
has opened auspiciously. The awards
of premiums is now being attached to
the successful competing articles. It is
a triumph of mechanical skill and in
ventive genius. The display has no
parallel in the history OF modern fairs.
The city is healthy and weather fine.
The hotels and railroad cars are
crowded. ".
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WASHINGTON.
Trial and AcquittaI OF an Alleged
Murderer.

Trial and Acquittal OF an Alleged
Murderer.
WASHINGTON, October 2.-The case
of Dennis Darden, charged with the
murder of John Mccarthy, ended to-
day in the Criminal Court. Counsel
had submitted the case without argu.
ment. Judge Humphreys briefly
charged the jury, who, after consult
alton OF about ten minutes, brought in
a verdict of mot guilty"
Treasury Balances.
The following are the Treasury bal
ances at the close OF business to-day:
coin, s9O,544,S97.S7; currency. sl6,-
993, 7S2. l9; coin certificates, Sl6,SS7-
400.
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Congress or German Societies.

MUNIoH, October "a congress of
German societies for nursing and assist
ing the sick and wounded soldiers in the
war is about to meet at Nurcenburg in
the latter half of October. The dele
gates Of the various societies will COM
pare their respective practical experience
in the late war, consider advisable and
practicable Improvements, and make
propositions to the Imperial Govern
ment for the better assurance of their
object in future cases.
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HORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
A Man Falls from q Balloon and II
Instantly Killed.

LOUISVILLE, October 2.-During the
preparations for the balloon ascension at
Paloia, Ind, Saturday, and while Prof.
Wilber and Mr.. Knapp, editor Of the
Orange Union, had hold of the car. the
balloon broke loose carrying both up
hanging by their hands. Knapp loos.
eued his hold and fell a distance OF
thirty feet, breaking both his legs.
Wilber attempted to climb into the car
but failed and fell to the earth, q dis
tance of half a mile, MASKING his body
into a pulpy mass.
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r.rry Boat Destreyed BY Fire.

/ LACRosss, Wis. October 2.-The
steam ferry boat belonging to the Mil
Yankee and st. Paul railroad, plying
across the river here, was destroyed BY
ars Yesterday. No lives lost
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Ins public debt statement for Sep
"@essah0usa Q reduction Of $13, SOC, 900.
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Resignation Of Duke Onholts
Duties to be Abolished.

A Congress of German Societies.
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More Shooting.

About II o'clock tonight John Flan-
agan, fireman on the tow-boat Niagara,
and Charles Kelley, engineer, with two
other men got on board the tug Jacob
Nephew at Pier 26, East river, and
began an alteration with VIM. Purdy,
fireman on the Nephew. Kelley finally
struck Purdy, when the latter fred upon
the party wounding both Kelley and
Flanagan. Neither of them can re-
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Sundries.
CINNAMON, SUTMEGS, PEPPER,
u AlIsplce, Bi-Carb soda, Fancy Soap,
Indigo. Madder, Window Glass, Cotton
Yarn, Cotton Bats, Mails, Wrapping Paper,
Wrapping Irvine, Bed Cords, BrooDs,
Paper Sacks, Mat hes. Baking Powder,
SnuT, Cream Tarter, salt, Lead, Shot, Es-
sence Coffee, Tar, soda In Boxes, Gun Caps,
ssp15 oGLEBAY, son 4 90.
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Gales OH the Continent.
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a NerSted Compliment.

We have been Informed that Dr.. F.
Pere porcher, Of Charleston, is invited
by the Chief of the Health Department
of New York to Sc and unite with him
in concerting measures with view TO the
next probable approach of cholera, and
for other purposes connected with by
gienic and health police Of the city.
This is deserved compliment to ore
Of South Carolina's most accomplished
cons. Dr.. Porcher's enlarged scientific,
literary and practical .ttainments, graced
as they are By a style and deneano'
most simple, suave and unob;rusive,
have gained for him universal respect:
hence, having seen his name quoted il
European journals as an eminent autho
ri:y in the domain Of natcria nedica, &c
arc not surprised that he should nce>
with profound respect and courtcsies al
home.
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sfEU.RERRT, S. e.
Wednesday, October 4, 1871.
Laurels Especially.

Ar. Joseph Crews is out in card IN
which, among other things preparatory
to proving himself an unjustly traduced
individual and political martyr, he says
that the continued false and injurious
reports circulated against his fair fame
and name, particularly in Laurens coun-
ty, have not been lost sight Of by him.
and that as quick as time will permit,
he will upset the quiet now reIgnl"g IN
Warsaw, aud tha, his enemies shall nave
the share they are justly entitled to.
And j. Adam Crews has commenced
suit against S. D. Darlington of Laurens
for property forcihy taken from him on
the night of the Goth Oct. last. Similar
suits are to DC commenced against other
parties it is said.
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''Eswbe--y District Survivors Association"

':Eswbe-y District Survivors Association
The survivors of the late war assem-
hled in the New Hall, at II O'Clock, \.
NJ, on Monday last, and on motion the
meeting was organized by calling James
F. j. Caldwell, Esq, to the chair, and re.
qucsting Mr.. Samuel T. Mclaughlin to
act as Secretary.
After the registration of members an
election for officers was held, when \. J.
Pope, was elected President, Col. Thos.
j. Lipscomb, lst Y. P, Capt. D. A. Dick
ert, ID '. P, Mr.. Frank Moon, Sd Y. P,
James D. Epps, 4th =. P, Samuel 7.
Mclaughlin, Secretary, and J. J. Gall
man, Treasurer.
A committee consisting of John ".
Watts, James F. J. Caldwell and George
Johnstone. was appointed to draft a
Constitution and Bylaws.
The following gentlemen were appoint
ed delegates to the State Survivors AS
socia:ion: Maj. Jno. X. G. Nance, Col.
T. J. Lipscomb, James F. J. Caldwell,
Esq. Y. J. Pope, ESQ, and Thomas S.
Norman. Esq. The following gentle
men we're appointed alternates, viz: Col.
VIM. lester, Capt. D. A. Dickert, Dr.. R.
8. Wh.ley, Capt. John ". Watts ard
Geo. Johnstone, Esq. The next meeting
was appointed for lst Monday of Nocem-
Der next, at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. The Sec
retsry was directed to leave lists for the
enrolment of new members at the Drug
Stores of Dr.. S. F. FAINT, Messrs. Motto
& Tarrans and Dr.. ". F. Pratt. Ad-
iourned.
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State 01 South County q
NcWJcrry.
IN PROBATE COURT.

IN PROBATE COURT.
James E. ". Reid. Petitioner, against Geo.
". Reid and Martha l.. Reid, Defendants.
Petition for Partition Of Land.
On hearing the petition Of James +. NJ.
Rcrd. and tho answer OF W. /. Wright. Guar
di;.,l:aI l.cm of Geo. ". Reid and Martha E.
Reid in The above stated case. together with
the evidence Of James MaHctt and Henry
lIali:lcr", and or motion OF George Jnha-
stone. Petitioners Attorney, concurred in by
". I. Wright, Guardian rs aforesaid. II Is
ordered
That the said tract Of land situated about
two miles from the town OF Ncwbcrry, con
tanning one hundred and eight acres and
Sixiy-nine one hundtedths. tl0S 69-l0o;
acres, more or less, and bounding and butt
ting upon lands Of B. N BuzharIt, F. II.
Christian ard J. B Smith. james Henry.
James Matfe,: and las. \. CrotwelI. be sold
by TuoS. NJ PavSinger. Sheriff of NcwhcIry
Co on Sa!cS-day. the 9Th of November next,
at Sewberry G. H.. during the usual hours OF
sale, upon the following terms ard condl-
tinTs, fo-wit:
O,e half the purchase money cash. the balance
on credit OF twelve months. with Interest from
day ot sale. with bond nd mortSag TO secure
the credit portion. The purchaser to- have priv
i:ege OT paving the whole III cash. aui 10 pay for
stamps papers. SC. JAMES {. LEAHt
'ict2. -. 3t E.J.N.t.
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m~ TRUST WHAT T II E
has Sanctioned. Tie maxim that the voice
of tie p.ouse is Ike voice Ct the d.
rinity, my ii soHe cases, be open to
DOUBT, bu: the testimony Of boncst ant
enlightened witnesses extending through
series Of yearS, and a! to the same purport,
is worthy Of crelence, admits Of no qnes-
tinn. Upon such testimony the reputation
Of iios,et;rr'S Stomach Btters us an an
tjote end cure for many ailments is based
During the twenty years that it has been
before the world, innumerao!e preparations
intended TO compete with it, have gone up
like rockets, and come do~n the cytingpiSh-
ed sticks. Meanwhile the progress Of that
incompatible tonic has been swift and
steady-alwayS upward and onward like
the eagles fight. It's introduction pro-
duccd Il revolution in therapeutics, and it
proved 10 be one Of those Sa!utary revoiu-
tions that cannot sc backwards. To-day
Hosle,tcv'S B;;.crs is one Of the most popu'
lar remedies in chr:stendom, and COM
n,anjs larger Salo than any other med
iciual preparation, domestic or imported,
on this side Of tho Atlantic. As cure for
dyspepsia, billions disorders, nervous az
lec,ions, general debility, and as a pre-
1eu.iYc of epidemic fevers, il takes pre-
cedeuce Of every other remedy. This fact
should teach the ambitious country dealers
who endcayor to foist their !u":l abor.
tious on the public III its stead, how futile
their Smal! attempts to cajo!e the comnruni-
tY must necessarily be. Where the game
fi>h have failed there is 10 chance fer the
'suckcrs."
Oct ! 40-lm
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GpITI.tRf,

DIED, in Oconee Co., 5. C., Mrs. CAruA-
RINE SLIGH, daughter Of &. Nccl, dec d.,
on the 18Th of September, 1871. OF Drsc":ery,
aged 81 years. 10 months and days. In the
death Of this good lady, she has left d hns-
band, eight children and a large circle of
relatives and friends to mourn hcr departure
As wt. >he was kind ana aifeciiOnatc, md
as 4 mother all that could be asked. She
was a mcInhrr of the Lutheran Church for Il
number ot years; after moving 10 Oconec Co, :,
there beng no Lutheran Church convenient,
she Joined the Methodist + Church. IN her
Illness, though short, she gave evidence of
possessing that faith which works ny love.
pur;tes the heart and orcrcGtncS th: worl,l.
May this afn c;on be Sanctified to husband,
children, brother, sister aud 70 :il herfrirndS.
4 RELATIVE.
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\, ?, bOOZER G co.,

HAVE now in store the LARGEST, best sc
lcclcd and cheapest stock 0f English and
American Hardware, W"c:l"nware, Paints,
Oils, Window Glass, Carriage and Wagon
MATERIAL and Agricultural implements, that
thcY have offered TO the public Tor the last
ten yea :.
These soorls have been selected directly
irom manufacturers and Importers on the
most favorable terms, and rs We desire a
rap;d sale Of them, we have marked them
down 10 the lows living prizes. An ex'
aniratiOn Of our stock is desired, and We
guarantee prices rs low as can he furnished
uuvwhcre in the State, FOR CASH ONLY.
s,urEL p. EonXER. JOHN 0. PEOPLES,
Ncwhcrry, 5. C., Oct. 1, 4O-St.
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A LIBERAL OFFER
BY
Messrs, Wilcox, Gibbs, &co.

This company makes tic very liberal Of
fer to receive the mon"y instead OF C":ton
on ali iiers Civ. for t;uano last Spring,
provided they are paid during this month,
All who fail to pay the money hF the ist
Nov, will he reqTiret to pay III cotton IL
Is cents. ~
All who avail themselves Of this o"er
viI: save from 5 70 IL dollars per bale en-
their cotton.
We hopc al vii! come. ~
LEtEEI.L i SpEAEMAE.
Oct / .,h--..t.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
NEWBERRY COUNTY.
y !. " u IIINN wv y ! II
p. InmnS l. ,nhv prnhnfn InG nn

By James {. L"ahy, Probate Judge.
WHEREAS, Richard &. Carlisle, hath made
suit 70 ne 10 grant Him Letters of Admins
;rArior., or the Estate and effects Of George
i. Ep'inc, deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admoniSh
all and singular, the kindred and creditors
Of :hc said deceased, TO ne and appear be-
fore me-, in the Cnurr Of Probate, 20 be held
at Nrw5crry Court House, on the l4th d1v
of October next. after publication hereof,
at - o'clock in the forenoon, TO shew
cause, il any they nave, why the said ad-
minisIraiion should not be granted. Given
under M hand this 30th day Of September
ArNo Domia, 1871.
JAMES G. LEANI, p. J. C.
Oct I, iO-2t
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Ererybody knows that the plan and the
sch.a.c Of the distribution OF the Columbia
Coowra,;re Building Association is con-
ducted on the s;ric;er: principles Of in
segrity. The prizes ,unse from $40 to
$4,000, and bonds toc their faithful dis
:-iouuoa have been entersd into. The
ckess are going Ike hot cakes, ard The
::strihn;ion will be mace November lnth,
I,,.;tively, without ? 's;ponement. Or. +.
". Whes!sr is the General Agent.
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COMM ERCIAI,.

NEwDEREY, S. c.. October 3.-Cotton 17;.
COLUMBIA, October 9 -tovton l73.
NEW YORK. October 81 ?. M.-Co.'on
quiet and steady; sales l ,538 halcs-uplands
l9i: Orleans 20+. Gold l4i Il li;.
BALrIMoRE, Oclohcr2 Cotton firmcr and
held higher -middling l9!a195.
CHARLESTON, October 2.-Cotton quiet
and tirm-middiDS 1Sf.
LIVERPOOL, October 2-Even;ng.-Cot;on
closed actirc-uplandS 9;"9;; Orleans 93a9i.
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Ready Made

BurSv, Carriage aid Wagon WhccI', and
Baycv, Carriage and Wagon Material, SIX
,li!!y:r.!: sizcS:of Wheels. naGr c! best ma
i,.riAl and BY experienced HHsviwri.hi$
Also, 4 large stock Of li"h-, :'IoArS, kIm<,
Shafts, Axies, Spri"gs. i:ra::,.'"d Cloths,
Sa. Fail sets CT Tinbrrs FOR y heels, NOR
Used and dressed. 1t anlr = 90 per set.
=! ct!;c: goods at o4nallY low prices for
cash At 5. p. HpuZER Il cos.
Oct. :. t0-:.t.
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We have been panied to learn the cause of the
absence from September term of Court Of the
Solicitor. Mr. McGowan is quite sufferer from
the effects Of the old bullet in his body. and YVES
recently threatened with hemorrhagerfth lungs,
which world have made it inprrdent for him
to venture out. Mr.. XeGoHanis isa punctual off,
Ger, whose heart is always in his work, and we
weil know his embarras ssment in the trying stu
ct;on
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Axes, Nails, Traces and
Harm n2SS.

o5 loz. 5. ". Collins ana Wm. Mann' :
su, rror Axes, at *l.2j each.
6 doz. good medium Axes, at Si.no each
rs Keys best Cut Nails, is to 40d. at
Sc 80 per Kcg for ordinary sizes.
300 pair No. ] Traces, weight s. ins, to
the pair, only Sl.0o per pair. - Weigh
YOUR Traces when YOU 60 10 huy.
- doz. best Root Harness, made 70 on:
order by patterns furnished lis by j. X:
Schumpcrt, Esq. This is the best made And
best 6,tin- Harness We have ever offered.
Ali tic aoovc at
s. +. BOOZER & cos,
Oct. 1, 40-2s Hardware store.
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President Cumberland University.
EnD ITNTNI: (fI + NINE

say FOR HOUSE CLEANING.
washing dishes, floors, oil cloths, tables
cleaning windows, paint, knives and polish
ing tin hra>s and all metals, use Enoch
Morsan's Sons Sapolio. Ii is cheaper and
better Than soap. Get It from YOUR grocer
or at Oil Washington street, \. !.
Oct j. I0-1m.
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IN n1NpOPTANT TO Bull

- IMTVIl \ y 10 u =
0FcS AID CONrRACTORS.-Wc learn
from our Charleston exchanges that Mr.. L.
P, Toa!c, TIE welI-known manufacturer OF
Doors. Ss<he<. Blinds. &c has established
denot at No. 20 Iaync street, where he keeps
constantly on hand rot only all articles from
his OWL lranufactrry, hut also every variety
Of b;iIGcrs' hardware, French and American
window glass, both plain and ornamental,
slate mantelS, and. in short, everything nc
ccsSary 10 finish handsomely L Residence, a
store, Or Il church.
Sep. 6, 3G-1m.
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Bound for the West.
CONSISTING OF

THE *abscriber, determining to 60 West,
Offers his PLANTATION of ONE HUN
DEED ard ELEVEN ACRES FOR SALE.
The place is half woods land, well timbered /,
with twenty-five acres Of bottom land. The
cuitivatablc land is in high state of tilage.
The land is well watered, their being three
creeks running through it, with a good mill
SCAT. The above place is situated three
miles East Of NeSbe rry G. Fl. On the
premises is very fne orchard, &c.
Sep. 81, 39-3t J. s. SLOAN.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-10-04

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