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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-11-20
JoTTINGs ABOUT THE STATE.

Aiken is rapidly filling up with Northern
tourists and nvallds.
Our State exchanges nearly all allude to
the appearance of black frost
A tournament and fancy costume ball Will
take place at Anderson on Thursday, 3Oth inst.
Mr.. Marshall Sharpe, an estlmable citizen
of Abbeville County, died last week, after an
Illness OF only few days.
The Commencement of Reidvile Female
College will take place Friday, November 24th.
Address by Rev. W. P. Jacobs, OF Clinton, s. q.
The death OF Mr. Robert Pckens, an old
and respected citizen OF Anderson County, is
announced.
The Greenvllle and Columbia Railroad
Company will commence to run their trains
over the Blue Ridge Railroad to Walhalla
during the present week.
"A colored laborer named Edward Darkin,
employed by Messrs. Joyner, on the Whining.
ton, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, lost his
life yesterday, by the caving In of the embank-
ment.
statement from the New York World that
South Carolina national bank had failed, as
the result of the decline OF the State bonds,
SAYS: ''Se far as Columbia Is concerned, and
as respects all of its banks. we are assured
that the rumor ls unfounded.'
"A negro woman, named Tanner Clark, was
shot and Instantly killed by Mr. Henry L. Hun
IcE, VI l4lOOiI1 lille IAClohuW SOunIy1 ShO
dark night last week, while depredatlng upon
his premises. She had fed and refused to
stop when hailed. Mr.. Hunter at once went
10 Camden and delivered himself up to the
sheriff.
"A difficulty occurred on Tuesday last, in
the piazza Of the Benson House, at Anderson
Courthouse. between Benz. CulbertsOn, white,
and Jesse Williams, colored, which resulted In
the latter receiving pistol shot in the left
arm. The wound proved to be very slight,
and. on examination, a jury decided the shoot
ing to have been justl6able.
The Beaufort Republican. speaking OF the
newly completedirallroad TO that place, says:
Though but a week has elapsed since the
trains on the railroad commenced their regu-
lar trips, the expenses have fell beneath the
receipts In passengers alone. Very little
freight has as yet gone over the road, IN con.
sequence of Its being so unreachable by carts"
The Union Times, alluding to the new
officers for that county just appointed By Gov
ernor Scout says: "All of them will make
good officers, and do their duties fearessly,
faithfully and honestly. We hope the commits
sioners will 60 to work at once and get the
county out of the vexatious tangle it Is now IN.
It will be our pleasure TO aid and cheer them.
In these appointments, the Governor has evi.
dently succeeded in pleasing the people. and
he cannot be complained of by his party"
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THE BLUE RIDGE R4ILRo4D RING.
The New Board OF Directors.

At the meeting Of the stockholders of the
Blue Ridge Railroad Company, held on satur.
day, the following gentlemen were elected di-
rectors:
General John A. Wagener Mayor OF Charles
ton; Henry Gourdin, OF Charleston; William J.
Magrath, president of South Carolina Railroad;
Andrew slmonds, president First National
Bank, Charleston; George 8. Cameron, presl.
dent South Carolina Loan and Trust Company.
Charleston; General NJ. c. Butler, of Richland;
General NJ. w. Gary, OF Edgefeld; Colonel ].
s. Cothran. of Abbeville; William B. Gulick,
cashier of National Bank, Columbia; J. J. Pat
terson, vlce-presldent Greenvile and Colum-
ba Rallroad;J. B. Palmer, president Central
Na,'GSa son OF Anderson: Tbnmas Scott president
of Pennsylvania Railroad Company; Hardy
Solomons, president Loan and Trust [ 1pany,
Columbia; T. j. Steers, Esq, OF Oconee.
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COLUMBIA, S. c., November 1s.

COLUMBIA, S. c., November lS.
Colonel j. p. Thomas, Editor Columbia Phos-
rliI: w
DEAR SrR-Your note of yesterday, calling
my attention to the denial of the promise made
by Governor Scott to the late Taxpayers Con-
yentlon. "in reference to the postponemenr OF
the payment of the taxes OF the State" and
asking me Ito give the public my reply to said
denial" has been received.
Nv recollection of that promise Ia as follows,
and If the notes of the stenograpaer present at
tn. interview are preserved, think they Will
bear me out:
Upon it being represented to Governor
Scott bv the committee, that 1t would be
great hardship upon the people to pay TWO
leYies in one year, especially when farming
operations had been so disastrous the preced-
ing year, he promised to postpone the en-.
forcement of penalty tor nOn-payment until
the first of next March; that he would have
the tax books open, and in the meantime, II
any taxpayers felt disposed to pay their taxes,
they might have the opportunity to do 80.
The promise not to enforce the penalty for
non-payment until the lst of March was clear,
xeeitefated, o5ucIuslve and unmlstakable.
- Governor Scott, in assigning reason for
change of the time OF collection to November,
did say that prominent gentlemen In the State
lad recommended change TO the fall OF the
yedr as more convenient season for persons
In some portions of the State to pay their
taxes; but this had nothing whatever to do
with his promise to postpone the penalty,
which was complete and unqualified.
Such, at least, are my recollections OF "tne
promise" and the interview. Very respectfully,
your obedient servant. N. G. BUTLER.
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Gueriql Notices.

% OFFICE CHIEF OF POLICE
MAIN GUARDHoUsE, CHARLESTON, s. c., NJ
vember Goth, 1s7l.-The following named partie
are hereby notified to report at this Guardhoust
at II O'Clock, A. n, TRrs DAY, for duty, as beloN
indicated:
JOHN Q. MINoTT. Chief OF Police
ORDERLY HAEN GUARDHoUsE.
George F. Hammel.
ORDERLY UPPER GUARDHoCsE.
J. q. Stratton.
sERGEANTs MAIN GUARDHoUsB.
Il. D. Burnett, Charles F. Mackey.
sBRaEANTs UPPER GUARDHousE.
John O. sigwald, Preston W. Elsey.
coRpoRAIs MAIN GUARDHoUsE.
Herman Zimmerman, Washington Brown.
CoRPoRALs UPPER aUARDHousg.
Martin Heissenbuttel F. Drayton.
DooRKRgPRRs MAIN GUARDHoUsE.
Patrick Donovan, Thomas Daley,
John Turner.
pooRKEBPERs UPPER GUARDHoUsE.
G. NJ. Strong. N. Dublin.
HosrLERs MAIN eCARDHoUsR.
- Walsh, Michael McGlenchy.
srBEPLEMBN LOWER WARDS.
- Sexton, - whlpple.
Daniel O'Mara.
srEspLsMBN UPPER WARDS.
Peter Conlen, J.B. Kelly,
Thomas Troy.
FAr1dUBMsN LOWER WARDS.
Felix Drayton, Henry Jenkins.
FATIaUBNAN UPPER WARDS.
Jack Gerideau.
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THE WEATHER THIS DIT.
WASHINGTON. November

WASHINGTON, November II.
The low barometer In Wisconsin will proba-
bly, extend eastward, with brisk southwest
winds from Lake Erie to Illinois and north
ward, preceded by cloudy weather, and posi-
bly, rain on the lower lakes. Northerly winds
and clear weather will prevail on Monday In
Mississippi and Texas; cloudy and clearing
weather will continue in the juthern States,
excepting Florida; threatening weather. with
falling barometer in Florida aud on the Middle
and East Atlantic coasts. Cautlonary signals
continue at Chicago, Milwaukee and Grand
Haven.
Yesterdays Weather Reports OF the
Signal Service, U. s. A.-4.47 p. NJ,
Local Time,
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@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintsnces OF Mr.. JOHN W. COLLINS, and Of
his brother, George A. Collins, also the members
Of Spring Street Methodist Episcopal Church, are
invited to attend the Funeral Services Of the for.
mer, at Spring Street Methodist Church, THIS
MORNING, at IL O'Clock. nov2o.+
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funeral NctlrEs.

@ THE RELATIVES FRIENDS Ind
Acquaiutances OF Mr.. and Mrs. O. N. Poulnot, and
Of Mrs. ;. Lyons, are respectfully invited to at
tend the Funeral Services Of J. AUGUSTUS, eldest
son Of the former, at st. Joseph's Church, at 9
O'Clock, THIS AFTERNOON. nev2Js
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THE TUFT-HUyTERS GR4TLFIED.
New YORK, November 10.

NEW YORK, November -.
The Russian frigate Svetland, with the Grand
Duke Alexis on board, arrived today.
specal detective of the United States Sub
Treasury has been dispatched to Europe 10
secure the arrest OF Andrew j. Garvey
Three deaths from cholera are reported at
quarantine. Forty more cases remain, all Of
which are doing well.
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The Wall Of an Honest Radical.
From the Beaufort Republican,


Well may the people ask where are we drift.
bankruptcy and ruin. 1t looks to US as If Scott
and his Radical satellites were endeavoring to
make money out of the bonds. Investigation
Is out of the question; and 1t is not policy 10
urge repudiation-that will not bring the
scoundrels to bay. II the Governor will only
Georgia, and get we'll out of the way, the peo-
pie of South Carolina will then be enabled to
draw one good long breath, with hearty
'Thank God" at the end of 1t.
Let us Seek Relief Through the Courts
From the Columbia Phenixl
We are fully satisfied that there has been an
extensive, fraudulent over-issue of State
bonds. The minimum Is about SIC, 900, ,000
The maximum may be $4,000, 900, more or
less. What is the immediate remedy Ihe
patient Is Ill. The Charleston Courier advises
Reputation of the bonds issued in fraud.
The CHARLESTON NEWS says, 'stop the sup
plies" The Winnsboro' News says, "caH a
convention" In our Judgment, all OF these
eXpedients may come IN hereafter. AT present,
the expedients proposed fail TO meet the case.
They are premature. What, then, is the course
proper to be pursued! We deem 1t
plain. The Legislature assemblies soon.
Thomas Jefferson Mackey, we learn, Is writing
the Governors message. The plan Oh tne
ringleaders will be to cover up what has
OeeQ QOQ6, anu W udho ucW lSouCo VI
The vutures are now gathering about the
Statehouse, and the plan is laid for Bowen to
ioin WhttemOre In the Legislature. What
shall be done In view of further bond legisla-
ton? IL is 10 apply promptly before some
South Carolina judge-say Judge Melton-for
an inju,ction restraining the Legislature from
further bond issues, until we have indemnity
and explanation for the past and security for
the future. Go to the courts. Let US see II we
have in South Carolina Judge bold enough
and true enough to throw his mantle between
a puudered people and horde of hungry
thieves and swindlers. Let us first try the
courts, as has been done In New York with
success to the people and damnation to the
Tammany th,eves. Alter this Immediate, prac.
ticai and effective remedy, which will bring
forward persons and papers, we may talk OF
other matters still left to an outraged people.
Our idea Is this: The mad bull Of financial rad
Icalism is In the china closet OF the State.
Some say let us examine him. Some say let
as starve him. Some say let us ignore him.
We say let US first seize him by the horns, and
then, at our leisure, after we have stopped his
wild career, we can skin him, cut him up, dis
sect him, and examine the contents of his ca.
pacious NAV. The remedy that we want Is
one practic tenable, discreet and sagacious.
Let us try the one proposed, before essaylng
other expedients. In the meantime, nothing
will be lost. We shall have new developments.
Discordant elements are at work within the
ranks of the consplraters. Let ls watch and
walt. Our objective point is now to secure the
restraining writ of Injunction.
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THE REAL KU-KLUX.
4 BL4CK MANS PLEA FOE HIS RACE
AGAINST THE RING.

A CoIored Preacher and Radical Editor
on the Financial Doings OF the State
OMcIals-No Negro has any Share In
the Bond Frauds-The Plain Duty OF
Honest Men Of all Races and Parties
, 10 Unite for Reform.
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GLIMPSES OF GOTHAM.

Views Of Tweed, Sweeny and
Connolly-what tho Legislature Will
Do-sweeping ChangesC ontemplated
The Erie Ring to be smashed-Wining
an English Lord Bishop-The Fall OF
South Carolina Bonds In Wall street.
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Loss OF d COAsTING STEAMER.
EEERERN Nnvemhar !

NEFBERN, November Is.
The steamer Mary Sanford, on voyage from
Wilmington, N. c., to Philadelphia, sprung
leak and was beached at Hatteraa, with six
feet of water In her hold. She took fire i'm
mediately afterwards and burned to the waters
edge. The vessel is total loss. A small part
of the cargo was saved. No lives were lost.
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TT OFFICE CITY TREASURER, NO.
vEMBER 3D. 1s7l.-By Resolution OF Council
the City Treasurer is authorized to receive the
balance of CORPORATION TAX for 1871 until the
soih instant, without additional expense.
S. THOMAS,
nov3-3, ,nov14, ,16, ,1e,17,1s,2o City Treasurer.
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Not the leas. OF the calamities connected
with Chicago is the announcement that there
are now In press no less than seven: different
histories Of the fire.
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@ CITY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL, CHARLESTOS, 8. c., NOV SMBER
18th, lS7l.-Sealed Proposals, directed to the
Committee on Contracts, for doing the SCAVEN-
GERS, WORK OF the City, according to the Ordi.
nance Of January 1sth, 1885, will be received at
this Off e up to IL O'Clock NJ, on the 2lst instant
Contractors are required to name their sureties
In proposals. ". W. sihoNs'
nov1s6 Clerk Of Council.
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w THE CHARLESTON CHARITA.
BILE ASSOCIATION, FOR THE BENEFIT OF THE
FREE SCHOOL FUND.-OFFICAL RAFFLED
NUMBERS.
GLASS No. 2os-MoRNIEa.
9-27-5O-72-2l-23- 3-64-5S-2-12-6-55
As witness our hand at Columbia this 18th day Of
November 1871. FEM PEOK,
JAMES GILLILAND,
oct3 sworn commissioners.
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TTNION INSURANCE COMPANY
OF SAN FRANCISCO.
Capital, Gold. .S7sooVo w.
Assets, January l. 187l.............. 1,llS,673 oI
BOARD OF RBFBRBNcs.
b. B. CLAFLIN, Of q. B. Claim Co.
GEORGE OPDYKE, Of George 0ydyke Co.
DAVID BOWS, OF David Bows & Co.
EUGENE KELLY, Of Eugene Kelly & Co.
]. G. KrrTLR, OF Dewitt, Kittle & Co.
WM. T. COLEMAN, late OF VIM. 7. Coleman 90.
JOHN wINsLow, OF Van Cott, Wlnslow 4 Van
Uott.
Policies granted In CURRENCY OR GOLD.
Chicago losses less than $soo,o0o, which are
now being adjusted and paid.
Assessment made on Stockholders to pay said
losses, leaving present assets undisturbed.
The undersigned, Agents Of the above Compa.
ny, continue to ISSUE POLICIES OF INsUR-
ANCE AGAINST FIRE as hitherto at the usual
rates. WIN. B. HERlOT CO.,
No. 9 Brord street,
noyls-smws Over Peoples Bank.
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sCOTT,S BROKEN PLEDGE.
The Testimony OF General NJ. G. Butler
as to the Governors Promise.

COLUMBIA, 8. c., November II.
General NJ. @. Butler, late Chairman Of Com
rnitee of Eleven, Taxpayers ConUentton:
SIR-You have, doubtless, observed the de-
NAL of the promise made by Governor Scott to
the late Taxpayers Convention, In reference
TO the postponemgnr Of The collection of the
taxeslof the State. Be pleased to give the pub
lie your reply to his said denial.
am, yours respectfully.
]. P. THOMAS, Editor Of the Phoenix.
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Patrick Olearey,
Daniel Mcnamara,
II. q. Msngels,
John Bins,
william Peterson,
G. W. Green,
o. Witte,
@. Brauer,
Francis Beroud.
J. A. F. POhlemuS,
John Bonneau,
Richard Nettles,
william Bradley,
Arthur G. McC Clure,
F. Becker.
william Schneider,
Redman Berry,
Philip Riley,
y. II. Whiting,
W. N. Matthews,
George ". Edes,
P. @. Given,
W. J. Pope,
John Mitchell,
W. J. Cannon,
william Cleapor,
Fred. Costee,
]. O. Jarckes,
John Cross,
Aaron Robinson,
Joseph Robinson,
James Brown,
Thomas Singleton,
Scott Robinson,
John Chestnut,
Pat Riley,
JeI Williams,
william Eady,
Lewis Ancrum,
James Thomas,
John II. Oner,
Jim Lawrence,
Richard L. Russell,
n. Randall,
nOy2Q-l
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OFPIcH CHIEF OF POLICE,
MAIN GUARDHOCSE,

MINOTT, Chief Of Police,
John Graham,
8. G. Kirk,
O. W. MeritZ,
Thomas Nestor,
Patrick Doyle,
Henry Doscher,
Charles Singleton,
Oliver q. Williams,
Ganroa NeIn'trs,
William Bennett,
Joseph Hubet,
W. II. Miller,
Cornelius Seaman,
william Parker,
F. W. Siedenberg,
G. F. Ahrens,
J. @. 0rgen,
Patrick Kennedy.
Moritz WendelsteiD,
Daniel Connor,
Benjamin Nettles,
John II. Fredtke.
Thomas Lynch,
Benjamin Rivers,
Joseph Hittinger,
@. Brown,
John Hogan,
William y. Smith,
Philip Green,
VIM. Packer,
Edmund Meyers,
Lorenzo Bond,
George Wilson,
VIM. F. Robertson,
George L. Wright,
Robert Evans,
Richard Jenkins,
Israel squire,
Isaac B. Rivers,
John Mitchell,
David Wigg,
Brayboy,
Tobias Dawson,
- Hassett.
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~ THE LAST 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 viii take place on the 18th Decen1-
ber without fail Send your orders for Tickets
to EDWARD PERRY,
No. 14e Meeting street,
nov17-lmw4 Opposite Charleston Hotel.
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%-ON MARRIAG AGE.~

Happy relief for Young Men from the enects
OF Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimena
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat
meut. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa octl2
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Gperial Notices.

@s- CONSIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
GEORGIA, from New York, are hereby notified
that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY, 10th in.
slant, at Pier No. 2 Union whsrves. Goods un-
called for at sunset will remain on the wharf
at owners risk and expense.
nov2o-1 WIN. A. COURTENAY. AGENT.
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COTTON MoHEMENT FOR THE WEEK.
The RcceiptslFallIng Off.
NEW YORK, November l9.

NEW YORK, November 10.
The cotton movement. as compared with
last week, shows slight decrease In receipts,
movement for the expired portion ofthe cotton
year, however, shows large falling of, both
In receipts and exports, as compared with the
corresponding period of last season. The re-
ceipts at all the ports for the week have been
lOl 494 bales, against los, 400 last week, So, 70S
for the previous week, and s3,969 three weeks
since. Total receipts since September, $685.
6OS bales, against 799,32s during the cores
ponding period of the previous year, showing
q decrease of 1927 bales. The exports from
all ports for the week have been 59,8S9 bales,
against 81, ,655 for the same week last year.
The total exports for the expired portion OF
the cotton year have been 2S9,435 bales,
against 800, 1858 during the same time last
year.
The present stock, as compared with that Of
the corresponding week last year, is as fol-
lows:
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Obitnarn.

TOwNSEND.-Died, at his residence in Aiken,
on Friday, 10th November, WM. HUT5oE TO WIN
SEND, In the thirty.second year OF his age.
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nov20.1

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wHALEY i MINOTT,
Plaintlns' Attorneys.
4. q. RICHMOND, G. O. p.

To LOUIS NOLAN: Take notice, that the
summons in this action, Of which the foregoing
Is q copy, was nled In the ONCE OF the Clerk Of
the Court OF Common Pleas, for Charleston
County, on the twelfth day OF october, 1871.
WHALEY MNOTT, Plaintins' Attorneys.
CCtl6-m6
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na- CONsIGNEEs PER MERCEANTS

TT CONSIGNEES PER MERCHANTS
Line Schooner MATILDA BROOKS, from New
York, are notified she is THIS DAY dischargng
cargo at Adgers North Wharf. All goods not
called for before sunset will be stored at their
risk and expense Claims positively not admit
ted after goods leave wharf.
WIN. ROACH Il co.,
nov20l Agents.
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TlHE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

Professor LOUIS wUNDRAM'S BLOOD PUR!.
FYING AND PURGATlyE HERBS, lin Pills or
PoWders.l for the cure Of all Acute or Chronic
Diseases, resulting from impure blood and Imper.
feet digestion.
Also the following Medicines by the same pro.
lessor Louis WunCram, Brunswick, Germany
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic TtnoCure.
EpI!epttc Remedy.
ToJthache Drops.
Herb Tee flor Dyspepsia and NervouSne0a.)
Pneumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tncture.
Eye Water.
wundwasser (the German 'Painkiller.W
For sale By Dr. Ia AER,
No. l3l Meeting street.
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feaaI Notices.

NJ THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, COUNTY OF OHARLEsT0N-OoURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.-GEORGE L. HOLMES and
ALEXANDER MACBETH, Agents, Copartners In
trade, under the name and style OF HOLMES d
MACBETH, Plaintins against LOUIS McLAIN,
Defendant. Copy summons for money demand.
Complaint not served.
To LOUIS MoLAIN, Defendant In this action:
You are hereby summoned and required to an
swer the complaint In this action, which Is nled
In the ofice OF the Clerk Of the Court OF Common
Pleas for the said county, and to serve copy Of
your answer On the subscribers, at taeir ONCE,
No. Il Broad street, Charleston, South Carolina,
within twenty days after the service Of this sum-
mons on you. exclusive OF the day OF service.
II you fall to answer this complaint within tho
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff will take Judgment
against you for the sum Of two hundred and nfty
dollars, with interest at the rate OF seven
per cent. per annum, from the tenth day Of
October, one thousand eight hundred and seven.
ty.one, and costs.
Dated Charleston, South Carolina, October
10Th, 1s7l.
ISL WHALEY hlSoff'
Plaintlns' Attorneys.
L. q. RICHMOND, @. @ p.
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~ UNITED ATES DISTRICT
COURT.-By an order Of the Honorable GEO. S
BRYAN, United States District Judge, the Session
OF the District Court and the hearing OF all peti
tons and motions In Bankruptcy, or In the gen
eral business OF the District Court is further post
poned until the Goth OF November inst.
noy4 DANL. HORLBEUK, Clerk.
~OFFICE OF COUNTY TREASURER,
FIRE.PRoOF BUILDING, CHARLESTON, s. O.,
NOVEMBER 9Th, 1s71.-The Books OF the Treasu'
rer OF Charleston County will be opened on the
goth day OF November, 1871, for the receipt OF
TAXES due the State and County for the year
1871.
The penalty OF twenty per cent. provided by
aw will be added TO all Taxes remaining unpaid
on the 18th day OF January, 1872.
The rate OF taxation for the year 1871 Is as fol.
lows. viz:
State Tax per centum. m....."..............1 mll!s
County Tax per centum. ......-..3 mills.
Poll Tax per capita. a........................S w
WIN. GURNEY,
noys-lmo Treasurer Charleston County.
~OFFICE OF THE SAVANNAH Mn
CHARLESTON RAILROAD, CHARLESTON, 8. c.,
NOVEMBER II, 1S7l.-Excursi0n Tickets will be
sold over this Road for five days, commencing
SUNDAY, November 49, 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.
C.S. GADSDEN,
Engineer and Superintendent.
SC. BoYLSTON, G. F. and T. Agent.
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