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Urorlamation.
To TIE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR TIE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY:

To TIE COMMISSIONERS OF ELECTION FOR TIE
ELECTION DISTRICT OF GEORGETOWN COUNTY:
Whereas, the Hon. J. Fl. RAINEY, who at the
General Election held in April, 1868, was chosen a
member OF the Senate OF the State OF South Caro-.
llna for the Election District OF Georgetown
County, and drew o ballot to serve for the term
OF four years, has resigned; and whereas, the
Constitution OF the State OF South Carolina directs
that In such case Writ Of Election shall be Issued
by the President cf the Senate for the purpose OF
filing the vacancy thus occasioned, for the re.
mainder OF the term for which said member was
elected:
Now, therefore, you and each OF you are hereby
rnqured, after due advertisement, aud with strict
regard to al! the provisions 'Of The Constitution
and laws ot said State, touching your duty in such
case, to hold an ELECTION FUR. A MEMBER UF
TIE SENATE Of the State Of South Carolina, for
the County of Georgetown, to serve for the re-
mander OF the term for which said member, Hon.
). H. Ralney, was elected; tile Polls to be opened
a. The various places or election, iu said District, on
THURSDAY, February 10th, 1871, by the various
Managers o. Election for those places respectively
In accordance with The provisions Of the Act OF the
General Assembly, entitled "Ar Act providing ior
the General Election, and the manner OF conduct.
ing The same" approved March 1st, 1870; and this
writ, together with yourreturn Of the election tc
be held under It, have before the Senate at Its
next meeting after the election.
ALONZo J. RANSIER President OF Senate
Attest: j. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF Senate.
jah24-91
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Hotel Arrivals, January e5.
MILLS HOUSE.

A. Williams, New York; Mr.. and Mrs. Thos.
Simmons, Toledo; VI. c. Dayton, Jr., @. W. Dex'
ter and lady, Mrs. c. C. Bowen. ]. J. Noah, Wash
ington; ]. A. Sullivan, Boston; Il. C. Burnett, N
Y. CITY; Rev. S. F. Hotchkiss Delaware; Lyle
sr., Savannah; Jas. E. McGregor, Beaufort; E. Fl
Ghurch and wife, New York: ". Elliott Mrs. s. S
Gilbert, S. D. Gilbert and .servaEt o. 81. p. Stern
J. G. CoarE, Georgia; r. W. Rixtord, Jr., Boston
E. N. Scoaeld, Captain G. A. johnson, Stamford,
Conn.
Dr.J. E. Whttsell, Philadelphia; N. ". Newbur,
Jr., New YORK; JOAN T. Duncan, Laurens; 7. G.
Brown, Newberry; A. Ramsay, Elgeaeld; Jane
", Flack, Baltimore; II. E: Wright, Boston; E. D.
Long, New York; Mrs. D. A. Bailey, Chas. Bailey
New York; Captain Renspaw, 0. S. N; II. Bogen,
Cncinnati; S. s. Gallard, Griffin, Ca; George G.
Hull, Georgia; S. NJ. Jusnal, Atlanta; L. N. Shear,
Florida; A. S>Pendleton, Bay Line Steamers; Mrs.
J. w. Gamble ami son, Miss Gamble, Florence: ].
B. Sardy New York; L. ]. Patterson, Kershaw; 9.
E. Wlnants and wife, New York; D. c. Wilson,
Beaufort; A. W. Taylor, South Carolina; Theodore
Lang, Camden; Colonel ]. B. Moore, Augustus
Fludd, South Carolina; W. NJ. Green, Sumter; D.
+. Cole and wife, New York; ]. A. Colburgh Sum
Ser; ]. NJ. Green, F. D. Green, Lancaster; o. III
Saddler, South Carolina.
PAVILION HOTEL.
F. Fielder, Winnseoro'; B. D. Sem, Columesa;
J. F. Drew. st.>Lonls; ": S. Gtsey. J. S. .Utsey
Georges Station, Edward D. Herring, Baltimore
N. L. Jones, Northeastern Railroad; Charles C.
Pell, ]. NJ wlckv!se, Jatnes Hynss, Mrs. Jones,
New York; Mr.. Bogaraus and lady, S. W. Smith
F. GlassenS Nsw York; H NJ. ,Dofland, Phlladei
phia.
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TIE BAL. MASQUE TO-NIGHT.-Our readers
will not forget that tonight the grand masquerade
ball OF the Freundscha aftsbund takes place at the
beautiful hall OF the society on Meeting street.
Every sign gives token OF al occasion that will be
memorable in the annals Of the fun.!ovlng fra
ternity OF Charleston. The millinery shops have
been drawn on for the choicest toilets, and wig
makers and fancy costumers are eGervescent
with wonderful conceptions OF art In their re-
spec,ive departments. The preparations gen.
orally are on a grand scale, and the crowd will
doubtless be the jolrst tha. can be assembled
within The precincts II toar square wallis
RULES OF THE MASQUERADE BALL OF TIE GER
MAN FREUNDsCuAFTS2rND.
/. The hall will be opened at precisely O'Clock.
2. No unmasked persons will be admitted.
3. The committee reserve the right to uunask
any person, II required.
4. Unless escorted by 4 gentleman, ladies will
no: be admitted.
5. Masks will be removed at II o'clock.
6. On the signal by the band, parties are re-
aulred to take their places a. the commencement
OF every dance.
:. No tickets will be sold at the door.
S. The strict observance OF The above rules will
be enforced,
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Rv T. FRASER M.

by De Ii.
TX PARTE SALIIE LOWNDES NsRE
ID the Estate Of N. Heyward, q ,Bankupt
By virtue @ Of an order Of sale to me directed BY
the Hon. George 8. Bryan, Judge ofsthe tUnited
States District Court for the District OF South
Carolina, will offer for sale at the OLD Postonoe
Broad street, Charleston, South Carolina This
DAY, the 26th January, 1a71, AT IL O'Clock A.
NJ, the following property: i;ye
BUGBY RESERVE, situated on the west side Of
Asnepoo River IN oosiSn lo
Lads. Si ''''' - '''' ~ - 20
ALSO,
TRACT known as Black Greek Settlement, stu
ated on Orchard Swamp, Colleton County, con-
taning 600 acres, more or less, OF Pine Lantk T.
oNE-sIxrH INTEREST in FISH POND TRA0r.
on Ashepoo River; Colleton County, that is tosay
one-Sixth interest IN 1900 acres OF cypress Land.
ONE ACRE OF LAND Sfi Il Social Hall Pine Bar
rem, Colleton County. - x -;
One ACRE OF LAND aI on the upper enc. ;.sas. side
Of Fraser's Backwater Canal, 0oileton o6unty
ALSO,
All the right, title and interest In the DWELL
ING and BUILDINGS On Boy street, In the Town
sold by the United States Government for taxes
in 1858, and now claimed by General g. 1Ssxlon.
HALF STARE in Foot Point Land Company,
| Beaufort County. ssss; 2
TRACT known as the Pinckney Tract, situated
near tile Bugby Reserve Tract, on the west side OF
Ashepoo River, Coleton County, containing about
Terms-One.half cash; balance In IA months,
secured by bond and mortgage OF the premises,
with interest from day OF SALE. Purchaser to pay
]. F. Mathewes for papers and necessary United
''Ss' 'A''iAai Ae,.Iis !. FRASER MArHEwEs,
jan2s Assignee.
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The IMPURITY OF THE BALLoT-BoN-AN Isl.
poRrAST TRIAL.-In the United States District
Court yesterday, before his Honor Judge Bryan,
the exciting case Of the United States vs.. Alfred
Williams, r. n. Gleares and l.. S. Langley, com.
mlssoncrs OF election for Beaufort County, was
brought 10 issue. The charge made against the
above named parties Is, that during and subse-
quent to the election they altered the names on
ballots and changed the votes after being deposit
ed in the boxes whereby the result OF the vote for
member OF Congress from the Second District
was materially affected. From seventy-ave to
hundred witnesses are waiting to be examined,
embracing lawyers, officials, Reformers Bowen
and DeLarge men, and independents generally.
Tho case will probably occupy the greater part Of
the week. and some rich developments are ex-
pected The prosecution have obtained posses
sion OF number OF the Beaufort precinct ballots,
which were found In fireplace By one Of the
United States officials, and IL ls promised that
they will reveal small volume OF curious history.
We presume 1t is this trial which brings Mr. G. c..
Bowen to the city. The United States Is repre-.
scnted by b. T. Corbin, the United States district
attorney, and the defendants by NJ. P. 0'Connor,
Esq. MIR. John E. Carew is the foreman Of the
jlry.
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SECURING vAGRANTs.-Joe Young, Caesar
Grant and Robert Sweeney, the youths captured
In the late raid by the detectives on the
"reuce,r in ChInquapIn lane, were tried yes
terday morning before Trial Justice Schroeder,
on charge OF larceny and vagrancy. They
were found guilty, and sent to jail as va
grants for the following terms: Grant and Young,
80 days, and Sweeney 10 days. The lenlency to-
wards the latter is owing to the fact that he sup
and toldn all about the others.
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Anrtion Sales.--future Mons
By F. P. SALAs,


OOFFEE, SUGAR AND MOLASSES,
" IMPORTED BY W. P. HALL -
o. THURSDAY next, the I'd February, at II
O'Clock, A. NJ, Will be sold In Cooa's Warehouse,
corner OF Queen ami Philadelphia streets,
CARGO OF BRITISH BRIG "PROTHISA,n d.
RECT FROM RIO JAEEIR0, consisting o.:
$500 sacks Of RIO COFFEE; expressly selected
for this market.
CARGO OF SCHR. ."WM. DEMIEG,n - DIRECT
FROM DEMERARA, consIsting Of -
1e1 hhls. Good, Prime and Oholce DEMERARA
SUGARS
100 buls Choice Demerara Sugars S:
U3 puncheons Choice Demerara Molasses. s
AND IMMEDIATEhY LITER, Ss
$50 boxes Good to Prime CENTRIFUGAL SUGAR
800 bbls. Bright Muscova o Molasseg
65 hlds. Sweet Cuba molassea.
The above Goods will te ready for inspection on
day previous to sale, and Catalogues furnished.
Conditions Of sale-Al sums under $1,000, cash;
from $4,000 ia 5000. thirty days; over s50OO sixty
days, with approved city endorsed notes.
HJ:The Columbia PhOe ak, savannah Republic
can Augusta Chronicle and Sentinel, Atlanta Intel
ligencer and Macon Telegraph will please Insert
twice. and send bills to F. p 5. r. jan26-1
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TUE ACADEMY OF MUsIC.-The announce
ment that Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Watkins will ap
pear at the Academy on Monday night with fine
troupe, has given general satisfaction. They are
now in Richmond, and the papers Of that city
speak In high terms OF their performa.. .es. Mr..
Watkins Is said to have lost none ofhis artistic
powers in personating the brave, quick-witted,
big-hearted son Of Ireland. while Mrs. Watkins
preserves all the freshn IS OF voice with which
she has so of;en charmed her audiences.
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TIE New Mx1L ARRANGEMENTS Jwlng to
the recent change In the sche lules OF the railroads.
the hours for opening and closing the mails have
also been changed, and now are as follows:
Northern mails close at II A. NJ. and $50 P. NJ,
and are delivered at $50 A. NJ. and 4So P. N.
Western malls close at l2 2M. and 7.So P. NJ, and
are delivered at $50 A. M. and 40 P. NJ.
Columbia and Greenville mails close at A. NJ.
AMI 6.l5 P. NJ, aud aredeHvsred at s3oA. MA
savannah mall closes at A. NJ, and Is deliver.
oil ar & p NJ
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IMPORTANT DEc1sIoN.-The United States
Circuit Court, for Louisiana. has just decided the
case OF Aston, trustee, Us. Adger, executor, in
volylng the validity OF slave contracts The court
held arst That the State statute OF limitations
could not be allowed currency during the war.
I'd, That II slaves were recognized as property
under the. laws of South Carolina tthe place Of
contract and the United States, at the time Of the
contract, the bond was valid and must be en-
forced. Sd, That while the statute of limitations
was STONED, no interest could be allowed
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EDIsTo RIOTERS CAPrURED.-Yesterday after
noon, while one OF the constables who had lately
been to Edsto to eject the rioters from the Bay
nard plantation, was walking on King street, he
recognized several faces which he had seen pur-
suing and threatening the officers Of the law on
that occasion. warrant was Immediately taken
out, and ere long the unconscious promenaders
from the Island were arrested and taken before
Trial Justice Magrath. The prisoners ore four in
number and named John Hamilton, Renty MI
kell, Abram Brown and Stephen Williams. They
were committed to jail, and will be exanlned to-
day on charge OF riot and resisting an otllcer in
discharge OF his duty.
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By SAMUEL C. BLACK,
AuctIoneer.

ALES AT TON.
y VIII be sold THIS DAY at II O'Clock a N.
at the Old Postof1ce, Broad street, ~
One BOND OF the State Of South Carolina Tor
f5O0. This bond matured 1st July, 1858. THERE'S
now an accumulation Of two and half years In.
tercst at ave per. cent. per annum on the same.
This Is portion Of the sterling debt OF the State
negotiated by Barring Brothers IL Co., London, IN
1888, known as the Fire Loan. jan28
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Auction Sales This Day.

Leitch & Bruins will sell at IL o'clock, at the
Old Postoflce real estate.
B. Cakes will sell at II O'Clock, at the Old Post
ONCE real estate.
r. N. Marshall s Bro. will sell at II O'Clock, at
the Old Postof1ce. real estate.
J. Fraser Mathewes will sell at II o'clock, at the
0ld Postofflce real estate.
J. A. Enslow Co. will sell at their store, at 10
O'Clock, m0lasses.
william Mckay will sell at II O'Clock, at More
lands wharf, sloop Annie, &c.
Samuel C. Black will sell at II O'Clock, at the
Oil Postonlce, $500 fire loan bond.
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By LOUIS d. .,DeSAUSSURE,

ON TUESDAY, THE 3lsT INST, AT II
~ O'Clock A. NJ, will be sold at the north OF
the Old postofiee, at public auction,
All that LOT or LAND, with the two and q half
Situate on the northwest corner OF Coming and
Vanderhorst streets, Immediately opposite st.
Panls Church. In Charleston. known as No lis,
measuring in front on Coming street 80 feet, and
In depth on VanderhOrst street 1Ss feet, more or
less.
The House contains six upright and two garret
rooms. pantry. drcsslng.rooms, pazzas, CRATES,
gas, &c.
Terms-One.half cash. balance hy bond, pay.
able In one year. with per cent interest," 81 uroi
by m lrtgase of the properly; house to be INSURED
aud policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and revenue stamps. jAn2l-Stuthmtu5
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By H. H. DeLEON.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS IN KING
STREET.
will sell on FRIDAY next January q, 1871, at
the Old Postoflce, at II O'Clock,
All those TWO LOTS OF LAND on the east side
OF King strees, measuring nineteen feet eight
inches ne 81 front each, by two hundred and
thirty one (23l) feet deep.
ALSO,
TWO LOTS OF LAND on the east side of King
street, near Queen street. twenty-five feet 0ine
inches (25 81 front each, by eighty-six feet eight
inches (s6 81 deep.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay q. q. D. for
papers and stamps. jana
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STEALING 'sFIDDLE."-Joe Givens, who
keeps boarding house in Elliott street, was COM
PEELED to pay musical guest $40 Tor dancing
fiddler which was stolen from the house. Joe
discovered the fiddle yesterday enveloped in
well known green bag, on the back Of darSey OF
huge proportions. He charged the latter with the
theft, and was paid 81 on account for the instru-
ment. The fiddle, however, disappeared, and Joe
took out Warrant for the huge darkey, and
pointed him out to the constable, who arrested
him. The prisoner was examined yesterday
afternoon before trial justice, and gave his
name as Jack Miller. He was committed to await
the decision OF the trial justice which Will be
given today.
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FAST FREIGHTS.-The great iron bridge over
the Ohio River, at Parkersburg, connecting the
Baltimore and Ohio and Marietta and Cincinnati
Railroads, was opened for travel on the Ith, and
the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad can offer largely
increased facilities to both eastward and westward
freights. 1t insures uniform, prompt and quick
transit lessons the liability 10 losses and damages
by improved time and decreased handling, and
enables this company and Its connecting interests
to insure their patrons against oil detentlohs
which could result from the obstructions to prompt
transfer at the Ohio, River, by ice and unusual
stages OF high or low water. The companies be-
tween Baltimore and Cincinnati have recently
placed upon the line large number OF most supc-
rior day coaches, combining all the latest and
most luxurious improvements, aud have also
added the newest and most elegant styles OF
Pullman palace drawing roi.u and sleeping cars,
built expressly for this line. Both the Pullman
aud day cars will be run on each OF the through
trains between Baltimore aud Cincinnati, without
change, 10 quicker time and with less changes of
cars between Baltimore and washington and all
points in the West than any otler route. lhis route
also offers superior advantages to travel between
New York ami Philadelphia and the West. In af
rordlng quick time as any other ine with but one
change of cars aud that at the Baltimore depot or
il so desired, persons can visit the National Capt.
ral on through tickets In both directions without
additional cost.
The fine steamers OF the Charleston and Balti
more line, OF which Mr.. P. c. Trenholm is tile
agent, make c.ose connection with the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad.
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oUTRAGEs.-A few days ago, some one fired
musket ball through the house OF Mr. W. D.
Romedy, Of Wlnnsboro'. and on Saturday night
last balls were shot through the houses OF two
colored persons In the town.
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BREACH OF TRUsr.-willls Jones was
brought before Trial Justice Magrath yesterday
morning, on charge orsteailng s. so from a
colored woman, named Nary Mitchell. Thelatter
had given him this sum Of money several weeks
ago, to purchase flour andmeat for her, and, not
withs,anding several applications sincemade to
aim, he had refused to give her anySaccouRtof
the goods or the money. Willis was found guilty
Of breach OF trusr, and sentenced to pay fine
of $40 and costs, or 60 to jail for twenty days.
His impecunloslty rendered the payment Of the
fine impracticahls, and he was. committed to the
county Jail for the alternative term.
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ROBBERY OF BANK.-Elizabeth Jones, o
colored girl, was brought before the Mayor yes
terday morning on charge OF larceny and va
grancy. The evening before she had entered a
house at the corner Of Mazyck and Magazine
street, and while playing With Cornelius Walter
had privately appropriated small iron savings
bank belonging to the latter, and carried 1t or
The bank contained deposit OF thlrty.three
cents, and Elizabeth having been arrested al the
instance OF Cornelius, the bank and Its contents
were founl with her and recovered. In consd-
Grafton OF the trtfling nature OF the offence, and
the recovery OF the property, she was sentenced
by the Mayor to iTe days in the House OF Correc-
tlon as o yagraut
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THE ANDES INSURANCE CoMPANY.-We print
to-day statement of the affairs OF the Andes In
surance Company, OF Cincinnati, which enters
upon Its career with solid strength and power
usually witnessed in only the later years OF a
company's existence. Its officers anu directors
are among the ablest and staunchest OF the fnan-
cers and merchants OF Cincinnati, and the
Charleston agent, hoss in himself is Captain
S. 7. Tupper.
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The BowEN BIGAMY Casa Washington
paper o! Tuesday says: Some twenty persons.
summoned from South Carolina as witnesses in
the case Of hon. c. C. Bowen, NJ c. from that
State charged with bigamy. arrived in the city
last night by the Orange and Alexandria road,
and are CHARTERED at Watkins on Ninth street,
between G and B.. 1t Is expected that the case
will be called In day or two"
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By LOWNDES & GRIMBALL.

THREE GENTEEL RESIDENCES NEAR
l. Rulledge avenue. in Isllngton Court, at Auc.
tion.
Will be sold, on TUESDAY. January 31st, 1871,
at the Old Postoffice, ut II O'Clock,
All that LOT OF LAND; with the Buildings there
on. on the south end OF Isp2ton Court, east side.
measuring 90 feet In from III Isugton Court, and
liz feet III depth, more or less.
ALSO
All that LOT OF LAND. with the Buildings there.
on. next north OF the above Lot, OH the east side,
measuring 80 feet In front on Islington Court, by
liz feet In depth, more or 'ess.
ALSO,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings there
on. next nort'' OF the above, on the east side,
measuring 80 feet In front on Islington Court, by
IL feet In depth, more or less.
AL OF which Is more particularly indicated by
the fences now stanilng, aud marking the boun.
daries OF the respective Lots.
Terms-One.thlrd cash; balance In one and two
years, the credit portion to be secured by bond
aud mortgage OF the premises; the buildings to be
insured and kept insured, anil policy assigned.
Purchaser to pay l.. & G. for papers and revenue
stamps janl7-tuth5
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WHO STOLE THE TRUNK ?-Henry johnson
was arrested on Tuesday night by Onlcer Trual
on suspicion OF his having stolen trunk, last
Thursday evening, from the house OF Mr.. McFali.
He was captured between King and Rutledge
Streets above the soap factory, but denies having
anything to do with the matter. He had prellmI.
nary hearing yesterday morning before the
Mayor, and was remanded for further examine
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TWENTY-FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS FOR Two
DoLLARs-The Alabama Immigrant Association,
duly chartered organization under the laws OF
the State Of Alabama. propose to distribute by
lottery on the 22d Of February next, sixteen hun
drcd and thirty. nine gifts, ranging from ten dol
lars to TWENTY-FIVE thousand dollars cash. The
award will be made under the auspices Of General
Jones NJ. withers, OF Mobile, Colonel John A. Ell
more, and General William Allen, OF Montgomery.
The names OF these gentlemen are suflclent
guarantee OF the honesty and rcspectabiity OF the
enterprise, and hence we have no hesitation in
c,lling attention to the advertisement in another
column, which offers extraordinary inducements
to all who desire to test the sometimes startling
yagaries OF Dame Fortune.
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PHosPHArEs FOR ScoTLANp.-The Marine
and River Phosphate Company of this city yester-
day cleared the British bark Lille NJ. for GreenocI,
Scotland, with 500 tons Of South Carolina phos-
phate.
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Darlington County; John A. Breden, Henry Man
helm and Thomas E. Starkhouse, OF Marion
County; D.. L., Donald, George W. MCGEE, John
Harper, Il. R. vandiver, John Long, Am. Holland
and E. S. Roberts, OF Anderson County, to be no.
taries public.