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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-07-08
5urrial Notlrfs

seveuteerth Di.trict-Te enrolled Republicans q % seven
,setb A,.amr .trc r reanc 1ou ~. so 'ol
Frt, i,lt AMI his tSaur.tf ElhNlNp
+,lc. the As.Ocafin and Lertlt '
The election al. take are tle SAM IA" ~ A''
nay Jus H. Polls open IRON - clock p N, ,.,...
'1' " John X RUSSELL, Chairman Committee
W CIAy. Seere'bry
Republican Reorganization. a.,
F'srti6ns - .tFtfil -lniih
on. aal ofiregs o. tie Central Comm tie si BE- Le@ "a
tr District. mel below TUESDAY tle uh d! oi'hs W Us
non, g be sept open not les an four hour ~ E
,te h,ur. Of a. H. all D. d. precise Lours 20 Pc t,4 w &
rolling Committee each District Notice % ne zine inl
s8rb election will be- he'll! and " The hours Of o,tiis i
r b5u lie atvsrtsl each Enrolling Comm Tee ' 20 - ~
H., iaiy p,pes puh shell city All enru - persons Do 9
t'ms the polls Will % i'sA''I ~
m. election. will b. CONDUCTED ths n s4Arf fi'h.l
~ a,sc,op. Tor Enroauz Ofc-s and M We eo-slv-
y, a.. If,rrt Ass,catnns heretofore l'sne lue t""
80, h. h tsrot ana p0lt.' containing TIE names on az
@ he kepf II ne dae OF he elecion sha %
l.-s ~ d In an District person with OF ihou' cam
or doe aces. the polls on The part 81 at PEN ut''
t,rs been huiere In the opinion o. ~
NJ I'm. Fnrolgg Comutteeto reuifr the eeoa unlali 80
gv ~ an. Coles 20 adjourn The election y SINE % o. 10
~ ~ a. approval the Undersigned Any ballots eer'e
,,,rert 5s preserved without being eoantL 10 pse
~, s, eurosl allowed In the place 81 meeang - ~.
D.frc. hereby diltcrl ~
,ii.y. me second Thri Fourth, sixth sTssn
s'-L Tapth Eleventh Twelfth Thirteenth, Foof'srltl S'
n treath, Nnetecuth Twentieth lscn' s lii a..
Elect Is VIII Os ''@'''' - w JACKSON SCHULTZ
eoAPs'~ WILLIAM oRIIN.
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Personal.

Henry Ward Beecher and the Hon. Horace
MAYNARD Of Tennessee address The graduaa.-
Amherst next week.
Cadet Grant, instead of joining his r'lI. a1 g.
the 4h Cavalry 70 which he has been as,igu. goes
Europe on a six months tour.
Cadet WATSON, the first man in the class
ius graduating from West Point goes to .. .I.'-
form engineering operations for that GOvorl.u rf.
Randolph Rogers, the sculptor, is cNpec 3
q be In Detroit Mich within fortnight 10 to-. ..I.
o. the construction Of the monument erected Iy r..
state 20 the memory Of the soldiers who Eel barr
during tie late Rogers has been in kOlr. -...i
rDue l5years, and has IN that time never vi-i
se country
The golden wedding of Mr.. and Mis-. Asa
D.msead was celebrated at their residence. 80 SOL 10,
- This state, on the 80 inst, by large ana bril- t
gathering Of their descendants and frieud- ln,. ing
tle Hon Thomas ii. Bond OF Nev-HayeH, Pr.f. = e..
v dwight OF Columbia College Law school. IIi. lac
President and Faculty Of Hamilton College.
Adam Bruhl, who claims to have cen a
soldier IN most Of the Napoleonc campaigns ana wbois
one ~ The survivors Of the battle Of Borodu h ter
Ioe retreat from Moscow, and the awful pa ar 70
6ere-lna. celebrated his golden wedding in MIwd4..
w itoehtlyf and gave on the occasion uuurr I.-
''''''lus "Reminiscences OF his military career.
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alone can keep their memories and their valor from

alone keep their memories and their valOr from
oblivion.
poem was then delivered by N II. Brownci Of New
port. The poem q rejection and rehearsal
OF old battlo-helds, telling how the army az
sisted the navy, and called up pleasing Incl
dents Of The campaign ~ the Army and Navy
OF the Gulf and alluded, In closing 90 Admiral Faa gut.
memorial address then delivered tie charIe Ter
ana Ire Of the late Admiral Farmgut by the Rev. Or.
Mont g0merv, New York lie spoke Of men raised Tor
special puiposes and considered FarraEut eX-
ample of especial providence, spak" 81 f1rra-
CUTS carly services and great patriotism, re-
fcrrcd - his Ctrly education and The effect
of u IA after NE IN h, numcr0us daring exploits His
principal characteristics love Of TRUTH simplicity,
CHARITY, courage, decision OF VIII, wealth VI ahc,uuH,
p"ty. The meeting then adjourned for the banquet NJ
the Ocean House
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MUSIC

Mr Julien will take benefit this evening o..
Terrace Garden giving extra concert ...H -.'"'
special attractions. Mr.. Julien has apparently -.'t
In establishing series of excellent entertain -rr Ono H
spot where many before him had failed AMI 0. .l..
not Va surprised II the affair this eve prove o.
grand testimonial 10 the esteem IN which Ae held i
the numerous patrons ~ the Garden.
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PERSONALITY TEIFcp,pu

u Postmaster-General CTeswen returned ~
George Homer, well known citizen of Boston.
Capt John I'VE, brother Of Senator N,e ~ No
% " aSang'oa YESTERDAY. after a illness Of ior,rigbt
-. > fillmore will leave Boston for E1rone IN n
pioHqt, n 1eres o. the I-teraa,io-s Jubilee which Il
L proposed 70 bod in Boston IL Jue ls7l "Ii'H u
OF, ,IrQi Coe, who made balloon ascension AZ
c. C 10y e'' ia teen hsard from br telegraph ion ss
RIVER t M Dlel ,ie " nss beyo4t the 81 Lswreu,e
s,D.., H. Dayy, the telegraph operator. who dis
vi !. ses lev days since from PttsBagb s1by
q IA B.ioi t inteh0n 70 commit sl.cls ~ tgrs 10 - ~
ia 'ssn 10 have tboagbt better Of IL " i'''
~. ~ TSc'ot ID j. Morrell was thrown from car
u. Va i,c,LsI Jolnsosu Penn snd " o1v -,
W. 10 No. p oaek sprainet The phfsetps thin Lee
A!urea have been received
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LATEST SHIP NEUS.
FOR other ship Ye'cs Sc, S,oond Pagtl


ARRIVED.
Steamship Plnt4 Dosn, PhaIsDlIa rts mise Ioh.ra s,,,a.
sho Witch Of the fBotoal B,sA G1,as2e VI, AD.o.
Brig huiniaing Bird Orr stevens wuiar n 3, IS dy, -ia
Dig AniUr, 'of Portland Tlrnp. ci.itsa u aiy v;h
~ Cora pr H.-acr.qa P'u'rire y a'y' ra ,-s,r
Brig Neceis OF Turks laait Hi Cenlrfs D. -s- vh
nrs Geo hare Cf5o.,osj Baraio s. jo-a p T.; Is tyS
Irs 5aao oi Co4ala F.r Ba,Aaaas cllalsa D, 3is
lrg Aim nae Csraal. N,1e' Hsrsrp.l lav' a ballast
-. tr, cent tBrJ flile- w.so- " : % I, We, p:sr.
81 Ael LAIR. Ge,.se- ~ No. 2.il.5s Ea,lso, d.
s,rr Cas. c. Warren o, Gioaes- smith Bsro, DAT, pi,a
Sem cbas b Moody of FRANKFORT Abbott Para 10 day. With rub
5ci ine Brl (ofwini.o. y. Sd Clsel Dsnean 70 i.y,
sca lan NJ w.rrsn ,of DeerI. Hatch, Salvador rs-y.
Sel SAME NcKovu of Boo,hbay P,r,aa, Cat Ial 1.,A
cr' Ys..'u 1ssqt sap ssyiio ',.' VIA '2% ,,,>
SER John J. CnaalIer uLl Feis WINDSOR " So - as Ns
,er C.ore SEA, c, .ofC. Laf Kingston jan % i'y 'iss
sem. s,arsI4 Sea Foseube-, sraana days. .- clos sEs
Daniel Holmes Baltimore. ArrsLg.a ynrt
my Ian ',I. r.irs. .. p t.sr Aora-.rl.
NJ Vs. Gr-us. Aaa-!.A = r. eo. .7.7. saE'arL
Sting. ssa..of- .aaia ti.'s. Fo.'.ia' c.
M11.s Pom tr-- L. I'., R,ei-or' M,.
bis, Bangor. lras. NcFhay'L
Loon. seF A. TT .I. AsE-ilaysL
I...T sew Haven. G.. TO- marble NeT'Hven
-,rsv Ns,ggy-n. Northern 10 Nes-lilTea
Tsgtls 4 Hannah Nrwfftvcn kts Providence
Vt..sp. Pow .erca. L.lr llm.ion Pf0,ide-ce
NcrrilHoT, Providence. ....- 'i2 b. Ft''- nce'
Willie S. Frank Providence Do. i9Nh--ti tof.- ea-.
4. h. D.y Providence. J.aH .i.l'.., fto'l'e-ee
John sDri. Prov Gel"e i.i.'
Ct8- D.. Huse Providence. charley Noe.sty' AsH ui'ea
E.Lw, II rf0r-. ..'.. I.. .i'',,
T.l.re Virginia d. 3. Chamberlain, viryala.
NlSl-sul. =. Moderate, " c's.r
SAILED.
stem i7 t. OF Lu~. .ol s-o cE Of a-a hr iaT'a'
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FoRrrrs MONROE JULY 7.a'a Boz .- Ban more '1-s D., n
iarLl IOrct; scar Ls D. A- '',- -''e
| Ps,,e. out l.g lCl1 ,r..tt...... -.
5osr1y J1 Arrived. steamship slx1'. from lAaielt ara
JeAu, lr,m r .ya, aud ssLr H5He from Port -e faA-
SPOKEN.
Schr Mercy D. Tuniv haze ior ST. A'r' g. july j. At "'
/ lon a.
MEMORANDA. .
Tie tp A Tb0mrsol iO ta-ll from tlni "-A 1fi', "a
md anchored ont the lr. r'sleritf.
KY Wr.r Jng The FI.ss Blt l1t'. TlcA y,
"a. vent ashore co. la-- OF o t ' "-' % 70
aud arrived ID Re- West July Do
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ANOTHER FOURTH OF JULY FIRE.

MtsSls. MiIVIH n NU' HdNU IVVVI'V VI VI1V III
lowing dispatch from MlertOn " Y, giving an account
OF severe fire at that place. occasioned by fireworks:
MuLERToS y. Y, July 8, 1871.
MFSsRs MARVIN & Co: We were entirely burned Out
on the evening Of Julyi We were dong genera iner-
chapdse business In a store 32X60 feet, twostor WIN
large stock of whisky In basement and kerosene OH in
room next to safe The fire the hottest known IN
thi. region for time. ON opening our sate when
was a fine one, with patent combination lock- OF your
manufacture found all our books and papers In tN
ccIeut condition. every word egbe and papers IN iron
vault not even a,cted at all by the heat our safe now
stands by the cellar true witness OF the superiority OF
your goods. h9urs respeettui1Sy' ,,.r.t,,,,.
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" LATHER REPORT.
Nifi ~ of TIE CHIEF sIGS.I &c.
Sgnopns n ~ 4i nnsi ~ - I, 90 p. m. !

h me barometer has fallen ~" hGa.s' -,
seton. Gas ana slill more at the R6cE% VI 1ne
IN M1Desois f ~ IOW pressure is probably
ha nSIeietef on Thursday evening oyy The
Fundy eastward and is now central over ac huron
Vard aIt ran Tel during the night frou, by vi
TO-DAY nr hIeie partially cloudy and clt,, = Oh (
u bhsf ~ GN ei WIN fresh westerly wind, nA,
tsr c0ntSpsS.o T YORK City and ROchest,- I. ...'
Continues Sist.Rlng Fresh soutIwe.f.. -'.
layo 49, ~ The Southern State a., Dave
All ii'e.naled al Key West dunn, '. ..f
Lake '""e'' Winds prevailed no.. D.
F,.t,ii.ly cloudy and ' S'1','i,, s.
t1 nee vest or of w Middle ana Eastc.a -.. ..
H.94 Dy s.t.ri,,' 'iio3'in wan IGotaa. .. biz
Fl IA. I .' .ir.t cst.lf a. ,.... i"''
Ntr. I f.. a.,.'c.. l'..
.y., 300 ... .'.f..-. No. f....,.
'''' aud Georgia D., satllu,, hoo,
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RAILROAD TROUBLES IN MINNESOTA

ST. PAUL, Mimi, July IA large mob from
saltwater with four steamboats, came down to Hudson
This evening, and commenced pulling. the piles
driven by the West Wisconsin Railroad for bridge at
that place The bridge commenced without pro-
visionary legislation by the State Of Minnesota Tie
pile-drver will be kept running all night ana II Is
claimed can drive piles faster than the others can pull
them ont There is no development concerning the
Wisconsin connections.
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postf--fr CURT also Bal arl hlc. Pie, l'''' i' m
and I si. es ~ PIE siu Dr. DE use NJ f- " -
for ID cents. R5.suAS M,hlS5-Ef A--'1l ~ o. ~ '''i''
wholesale by JOHN j. Henry
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J,hpson,. Anodyne Iinment-E,tsasiel 3lo-so intssA
AMI etruli use sci recommended By Physicians eg~he
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Pnrsou,s Pnrgative Pis-B,st hmF Plrs.ci % ~ ooA
SHRRip,N', CAvALRr CoyDIu0S PORDEas Js Hl al aUcS
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THE STATE or TRADE.
DOMESTIC MARKETS

Wv oRtEiss 'ng Floor unchargei goi scnznit
nAte r'0eec oat trmer f7af3c Hay srong CH'oe IN
e an loF - Al bnSl IL Port f1l ani lover - " IS
a. bscou g-d drsne Shoulders lie Cissr RIB SIDE.
q ~ ses oteie Lard urrhanrd Wnskv qgiet 6s-. y
y va 'ot inactive % l0Et. 40 obsr arte. unchsrget
- S.tef,nE l-'i Nrs-iars q gt ren1m. CD 1856
tottA July fihe Cotton eVor ma inte|or t0~us
Ie ne rest ell-lL tILl-r : ll-na..
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DRIFT OF POLITICAL DISCUSSION.
BIuOCRATIC OPPOSITION TO HANCOCK OR CHASE
FOR THE PRESIDENCY.
gyos M York World

FROM hcs York World
tcr,r.ling TO the present outlook we doubt
I... .rrcy Of nominating military candidate III
...... , "a, Gen Grant Nobody could have done 80
.... If, bring military qualifications ana miItary
...... . ..., disTfputG. A Democratic cahulualt vi
...racI.y would Doe such % rcilc-hhH con
I.i,,rllr, -,lI.d military President ihat the
.l4 be scI 10 give The tools to "a man tuht
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NIRR[ED

Wedding and Visiting Cards, Eifl STAN rg Sce Paosn
VIM EvERDELLs l04 FClToSsr ord D.rcd lur-cH
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PAY-BRADSHAw-In B-05slrn Tt17'1v. j1'r g. - ~.
stryr , buc Jy Rev. Henry War Bsecacr EfId An raj
10 Mari BnlsLag.
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Don't fail to procure Mrs, win,Iow'. soothing syrup
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Winchester. Hypopho,phircs vii cur. cos.rsrros
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gEzEzHr-EsEE-l
DIED.

Al Noti,e. Of Marriages must BE- i"do''od ~i@ ia"
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The Late Bi-hep so"e' .,,,.
BISHOP soULEs LNIMESr invented By ts ~ D'.''
- 4, the cure Of seanes RAeamsi'in Ne1'ais'A'
"'s -, cl,,,,. scr.ns &C. Try a. an yoa you'd tG'
~ ~ AZ, ~ ten times cst FoL SIC y = ~ nv, ho.
iegc,.oe aul b, al dra-si,ts. Fres . se-, -,
p'' - the leather does SO, sol clothing aud gives
20 s hes, japanese vanish SOLD By all srO'e' aud 'A''
-. whol-.ale Ag,uey, goo fa.'oa~t
e ,,- AZ i-con-in of Msusukee Is The oldest laScs,
Ihe y - IN Niconsn or Nnnes1tA We ~"
a los Tor - mouths an t,,n ~ {t,s
give - Aiircss oRAMER, AlkkNs a Ci.NMhh AtNauA'e
Nla "a
s,,pr, Noiirc.- TIE 1ss or Europe during DE ~teA .ai
t1.iI'rI'Af Iavb I.f a, ai y r.r .a s'i'l e
r. Al on WhDNE- DA' .' Dc Co., o. + t'.i, % y -. - y
SATURDAY a. I'D ~ L IL '"N'
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lIu.icaI Boxes,

IIu-IraI UOAt~f
An styles sIe,. 'nl prices
MUSICAL BONES REPAii'iH'
NJ. J. PAILIAKD n co.
$50 BROADWAY.
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EXCITEMENT AMONG TIE DEMoCRATs-How THE
"sNEws OF WAR" ARE TO BE OBTAINED
EnR TIE COMING CAMPAIGN.
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Regalo.

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The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-04-26

sEc. 1le. The Iptendant and Wardeus Of saio
Tevn, or ana;orit5 of them, shall have full
poserto grant or refuse such licenses to keep
tavern, or retail spirituous liquors in the corpo-
rafs limits of said town, upon such conditions
aud sander such, circumstances as to them shall
seem propar and right; Provided, That in no in-
stanes sha, the price Of license TO keep tavern
or to retsil spirituous liquors, be less than the
amount establisea BIZ che State, and all moneys
paid for licenses and for 6nes and forfeitures
shall be aepiopriasnd fur the public use Of said
toWn; Provided, Taat the Intendant and War
dens duly elected, lhall notbaye power to grant
any lice1ses to keep tave.us or retail spirituous
LIQUORS to extend beyond the term foV which they
6eve been elected, and they shall have power to
regulate sales at auctiou, within the corporate
limits of the town and to grant licenses to Auc
tioneers, itiaerant traders to keepers of hotels,
livery stables billiard tables, ten-pin alleys, or
other kinds Of game of hasard, skill or chance;
they shail have the full and only power to inn
pose tax on all shows and exhibitions for gain
or reward within the corporate Limits Of said
town.
:, SEC. Iii. The Inteudant and wa7dens elect,
together With Clark and Treasuree, shali, during
their term of Office, be exempt from street and
police duty; each Town Council shall within one
month after the expiration Of their term Of Office,
make out and return TO their successors in Office,
. full account of their receipts aud expenditures
during theia term, which account ahallbe publish
ed In one or more public places Of said town;
and shall pay over all moneys in theirpossession
belonging to the corporation, and deliver up al
books, records and other papers incident to their
Office, to their successors, and failure to do so,
they shall be liable to be fined in SUN not e1-
eeeding Ave hundred t5oo) dollars, to be collected
BY any proper action of tha Town Council.
SEC. 1Is. That all ordinances. heretofore pass
cd by the Town Council Of Branchville, in con-
sorroity with ths authority granted by existing
laxs shall be, and they are hereby, declared legal
and valid.
SEC. 1ls. All Acts and parts Of Acts heretofore
passed in relation 20 the Incorporation Of the
town of Branchville be, and they are hereby, rc-
peaisd.
rowx or RzrDvrLLI.
SEC. 12e. That the charter Of the town Of
Reidvills, in the County Of spartanburg Be. aad
the Same Is hereby, renewed and extended for
the term Of fourteen years, With the same pewers
that is conferred BY this Act on the town Of Gfa'
hams
SEC. 121. This Act shall be deemed public
Act, and continue in forcs for the term Of fifteen
years, and until the end Of the session Of the
Legislature thereafter.
Approved the gth Gay Of March, A. D. 1871.
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twenty dollars for each and every offence.
See. IS. That the said Town Council Of cokes-
bury shall have power to grant or refuse licepaes
to parties within the imi,s Of said town; and The
parties to whom ,uch Licenses are granted shell
be subject 10 each regulations as may, BY ordi-
nance be established. They shall also have power
to snposeaad collect On annual tax upen the n.
| sessed property Of said town Prooidsd, no tax
shall be !uposed. in any one year; To sxeesd the
rate Of ten cents on each hundred dollars of such
assessed property; and thst the money 90 raised
shall be applied 70 the use O. said town. The
said Town Council shall have power to enforce
the payment of all sa2ss levied By tbs said Town
Council, to the sane extsns sndiu the same
manner as is now, or hereafter shall b, provided
BY Law fOr the eoiIso,iob Of the geuerai State
taxes.
SEC. ss. That tlsssid Town Coupcif Of cokss.
bury sball have power to regaIs.esale at auction
within the ,itnits Of sasd toan, ard to grant, u
esnses to sucusneess : Prosideds Gothibg bercin
conta;nca shall extend to sales By ShssiG, cloff
Of the Court. Judge of Probate, coroass, Ezscu-
| Tor or Adninistrstar, Assignss 20 Baakssescs. o.
By sny person, out os,bs srder, decree efsDs
| Court, yu,,iso osths fesse, Or Mag;sssas.f
SEC. 81. That this let tasilbe dcened paalie
Act, and shah eoafiuss VI force for tsanty seaes
and till he end Of the ssssiou of ,keE asassai
Assembly OF said stsso then next soResinss and
all Acts Of finOosposatioas qr amendments thereof
frspagnaht thereto ere bsfsty repealsa Z. -.
I Tsgs % esassE4uae. I,
| ssc. SG Ths, an ACT es.itled "9asAst 70 H.
! ssvpS9a.s The. ssva OF f6rasgsserg, %Sfptoxs45es
the sssontosnapaas sf peos@bor, 4. D; 1889. Ssy
sad the sahe tshssshy. altered sna AlsaSed ..
! fsllSns That fteas ana sitsstka sssssse Of shis
| Act, All aal ssery psssaa q pe.saaA she. sAsa
tbsss sssissd rasAss he ssfpetsss ys,
tesa If E9ssngsspse sfst sizt5 ~ hesseg
lseiaesd seSs ndahe1s
$50. .sss. fsss Id ssisli
lpassiss sfsb5s Aes; ssss; kSssgsS
sa1 sisIi g
ssae ssza 81 6sss Il
oS Z f = = IS
sss5s lsssra -. g.|
sgll 6, sslss
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cd by 10 lntendspt aud four Wsrdens, Who sezll
be eitisea. Of The Uaited StAtes, xad who shall
hA7e resided In Ibis State Twelve months, and shan
have Seen residents OF the said town sixty days
iunedia,eiy preceding their election, and who
sball BE- elected on the arst Monday in FoSruary
Of eseh year, Eve days public notice thereof be
ing previously given. and thst al male inhabi-
,ants Of the age Of tuen,y. one years, si.nens Of
The State, and who shaIl have resided vithia The
State twelve months, and 10 the aid sesn sixty
days Immediately preceding the election shnll
be entitled 70 vote for said tuteadabs end War
dens, panperssnd persous under liabilities for
crime. excepted. = = -
SEC. III. Tho said election shaIl be bid ai
so7 eapvcaiort pablis piaee, 10. said town, tcra
eight o'clock a. ~. uotil Eve e'elsek P, L., and
vbun tbs pit. shall be cissea the AaassEss ahsll
fofthwifs ceuut the sotss AVID declare tko 1slsess
sion;ssd ssye a5iiee skepoaf In asiiioe. % The
Iatehdaut therein being. uko, shaFG;f vithia tus
dsys thoseafte,, sfye notice Of easae tAesaps %
bs gives sotse psrsena duly eIettsa. The In.
ssn4aas nd Rsraeha. before eass1isg gpnn The
dntjey eg tkslr saless sSailrssisStysiy tiks ,the
qn:k prsseases ~ ~ Consultation II his stase,
and, slss, dc Jsliossay sssa, tosaits y AsEassn.
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sssa eQaaiiy ss6aiupsrts 30 JeaFof my sbiIi.
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MANHOOD.
nOW LOST, HOW RESTORED

Jusa pab,ishod, rev editioa Of Dr.. CULVER
WELLS CELEBRATED ESSAY on the radical
e.re{. ftAout 0edtsinel Of 6PERnAfonenGA o
ssainal Veal ness, Fnvoinntary Seminal Losses,
trro4xxcY, Mental sad Physical 1neapaeisy, In
pedineots 10 Marriage, e.e.; also, CONSUMPTION
EPrrzpsY, sad FI2s, iadneed By seif-indulsoace
OF sexual e1trsvegasce.
H4-Pries, IN . sealed eayelopo, only esota.
. fha celebrated aathof, In this sd0irabls Essay,
eleaPly de1ongtyates, froe 4 thirty years. sue
ecssful practice, that the alarming consequences
Of SELF abuse may be radically sared without the
dangerous use Of internal medicine % the appli-
cation Of the knifo; pointing out anode Of cure
Q. once simple, certain, and efsctaal, BY means
Of nAieh every sufferer, no matter what his con-
ditien may bo, nay care himself ehesply, private
~, sad radioGiiy.
This Lsesare shonld b IN the hands ol
evesy youth and every nan IN the land.
Seat, unde7 seal, In plain envelope, to any
address, pestpoid, On receipt six cents or two
Also. b. culveru.ll.r "Marriago Guide, "prics
IS csats.
Address ,he Publishefs,
CHAS. J. G. KLINE CO.,
i2z Bouery. Eev York, Poss-oMce Boz 4Sss
Dee. q ly
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Central Rail Road Co.

CHARLESTON, s. c., April Is, 1871.
NlHE TENTH IEsTALMENT OF FIVE
DOLLARS PER SHARE, will bs payable
on 18th May, proximo.
In Charlsston-at the OGice Of the Company,
No. 10 Broad street.
In Suu,ter-To Major JOSEPH JOHNSON.
In clarendon-To Dr.. G. ALLEN HIGGINS.
wM. II. PIR0NNEAU, Treasurer.
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On and after this date, the following Schedule
will be run daily, Sundays excepted, connecting
with Night Trains on Soath Carolina Railroad
M and down; also with Trains going North and
South on Charlotte, Columbia apI Augusta
Railroad: