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sE.. EsrArE Ar PRIVATE saE.E

aEss ESTATE Ar PRIVATE aeEE
ENN INuST LILLE LOTS AT pkl-
~ IATE okLE.--Taose desiring to secure
Its In The town OF Jenulng Vile. al hungary
S:.t,on, on the Ric:mDnd, Fredericksburg iGii
Potomac railroad, seven miles from Richmond,
NTtI,d t1 He IL call at one" at 10y ullcc. c"rlci
al: ..ui, a!. nth II ec,s where thy can lie Iir-
cas- c Al prira.e Sale, AID Gap, IN he seen, With
pr ~ .tcG iDt-
tirl on Sumo ur which, 1t is uht trs.Oou, buildings
I'll! be cr,c,cd at nIce. For Lcallh. cheap lirlns,
SnI convenience o. access (sfN passenger trains
every day. this place is unsurpassed.
j. l.. APPERSOE,
punlE % IL. mt LII lI,.,'
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A PPOMATTOX PAPER MILL,
IN PETEksBUhH, VA,
Manufacturers OF News, Book, and Wrapping
Papers,
Orderc solicited, to which we promise prompt
ana faithful attention.
MCILWAINE & CO.,
my 2S-3n Grocegs and Commission MERCHANTS.
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UNIVERSITY,
w MEDICAL DEPARTMENT
BALTiM NE. MD.

The next regular session will commence on the
FIhSr MONDAY IN OCTOBER, 1871. Pre,iDt
nary lectures viii begin the 18th OF september.
and complete, consisting OF cldactic lectures, ci-
zeal lectures, ana special instruction In the dag
Every variety of disease may be seen In the hos
pltal wards and free dispensary connected with
The college. .r .
DISSECTION, $40; graduation, $50. Students from
The lte s!avehoGiug states, whose NE ms are I'm
tied Will be receive upon the beneficiary pl IN OF
tile school.
M. annual circular and catalogue, containing
r.il particulars will be seut OH application 10
CHAS. y. CHANCTLLOR. NJ. D.,
ives eodim Dean OF the Faculty.
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EDUcATfosAn.
ROANOKE FEMALE COIIFGr
~ a.a Dk RVH.Tr l~T---~I5

,. Jas nsst session WIN commence ssp.mh., :,
Hey: 9. II. LAKE., Rev. JOHN ,ro,,,
JOhHSn1s, Principals OF Collegiate Den. 1919
-. pREoT, Principal Of Department ~ gssa;n ass.
The principals are aided in tbe,r ,s,u..,
partments b. cnmpetant assist anita '''pecs'7e de-
CnatRes ior board and tuition In ALI E,,..,
osancnes ,or the entire session, s1io. n nbs1
count. to minister's dsugil' ers. YEA CENT. dis-
re DoineetiG apartment is under the con,,o,
dress the Principals. +, a oahs;i a.
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CRAND CLOsING.OUT SALE.


rRAND CLOsING-OUT SALE.
Beautiful White suiting Linens Satu "'''' IL
Eur Shifting Linens, yard wide, In patterns Of II
r,rd. for 4, e
S1tu'' ''' 8''''' ,,o,>.,
BEAUTIFUL SUMMER p"aoo uson4'
GrensdineS, japanese, ana TERRACES III pat'erh'
81 !" yaiun, s"i r. In ipisid and strIped IN
GIN r,iterns rom Mis- TO a. worth d9ubc The
money;
French rlico Omen finish, lCc.; .
Beautiful biack NJ II AT u,ens"'he' i'll p''''' 10 VI
10 T"los' i"T -" "o't', e. to-,.,y both n
large l'ne 81 SUNNI ro Al "a f. 10 7sverH
i mo- l.' '.''" ''S'e' i''" ~i'' w -
10, ,t' wa. :, ,,.s Of all n-,rna ,r.,ruutod IN be
inc en- 'Hts. a. - as 'c IneSs .so 1rrdor
shrL' ana t"fui'h.hS "oo"a sthciaiiS III 'e'
-" o 'Iu,' i o,nc a.s,rt,,cnt ,r Ed,iues mud
I'm rr.irrs III: kin.ts) very Cheap;
Ladies "nd Cent EnSicry;
,5sIis tni. III" !r"rH,., 49, a..
c,u,;.
,,,,-,- -, =. ci,,,n ,>,,,,,r,c,
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MoNE1 WANTED .-
.."- PRICES REDUCED.
TOO MANY GOODS ON HAND.
In order to reduce my stock by August LIST, shall
offer from this date
Soc. Embroidered GRENADINES at 90;
a5c. PLAIDS at sec,;
3oc. JAPANESE POPLINS at &c.;
3sc. ORGANIZES at 25c.;
sc. ORGANIZES at 2oc.;
2oc. ORGANDIES at leAc.;
leac. ORGANIZES at l2sc.;
&2S LACE POINTS at Sle;
$50 LACE POINTS 1T SIS:
&l2.50 LACE POINTS at 80;
g. PARASOL COVERS at Si.6e:
And other goods In proportion, at
8. HIRsH'A
'sI s27 Broad street.
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my- THE GREAT CLOSING OUT SALE.
p. CUES at aoc, worth Soc; at &c, worth Soc:; al
s0c., worth 45c.; at 35c, worth aoc.' u '0o''
worth 76c.;
Great bargains In PIQUET TRIMMINGS.
A. LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and l2l5 Main street.
Genuine French-wove CuRSETS, all sizes, whlte
and Colored, at CSC. Js -
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HOR Es, MULES, cows, dc.

rOWS FOR SALE.-Not having csa,
~ time To attend 10 the milk business. fSSH
desire 10 sell tire No. MICH COWS, All yIyI.-,
large quantity Of mIs. -ApplytO
". T. TAYLOR, lie Broad street
~ 23 az Between LIST snd?d streets
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nl- THE GREAT CLOSlNG-OUT SALE.
HAMBURG EDGING5 and INSEkT!HGo at
reduction Of from to Soc, on YARD
Genuine GUIpURE LACaS at q reduction OF
from TO SOC. on yard;
Genuine English Thread end Valenceine EDG-
l<GS and INSERTIhGo at reduction OF
from S to soc. per yard;
Also, great reduction In the prices of Imitation
Crochet Edyings; \ eedlc- work and GulDure
Bands at a reduction of 30 per cent.
Hemstitchcd HANDk ERCHlEFS at l5c., worth
25c.; at Csc, worth 35c.
Embroidered COLLARS and CUFFS at reduc-
tion Of 30 per cent.
PAKASUL Covers at about one-half Of regular
prices, at OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES,
1918 and IBIS aaain Street.
Look at our I5c. BLEACHED COTTON, before
paying one shilling yard for 1t elsewhere. 1y25
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AXIS! JARS! JARS!-Not family jars,
but Is dozen FRUIT JARS, at
MOUNTCAsTLE's,
go Broad street,
Agent for Munson's Copper Tubular Lightning
Rods. tsaT
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" L THE coRNhh
STILL GREATER REDUCTION OF PRICES.
THE GOODS MUST BE SOLD.
In order 10 closc out our stock Of
Embroidered and Striped Grenadines,
Black Iron Grenadines,
Japanese Poplins and Silks,
Black and Colored Dress silks,
White, Black, and Colored Alpacas,
Lawns Piques, Percales,
Linens, Cassimeres, Broad-Cloths,
Llama Lace Shawls,
Black n I'd COlorcd Grenadine Shawls,
Buff Pongee Silk Parasols,
White French SIX PaIasols,
Kid Gloves, &c, &c,
We have determined To sell them At COST. at
the CORNER OF 9TH AND BROAD STREETS.
WIN. THkLHImER & SONS.
COUNTRY ORTEKS carefully atteLdcdto.
jy3l W. L. u ..
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TOTS IN FIVE TO TEN ACRES
80 ACRES oy BSxuTIFuL TABLE LAND,
fronting on the Williamsburg turnpike, east OF
and adjoining the city Of Richmond, for sale
In FIVE TO TEN-ACRE LOTS.
PRICE: 800 PER ACRE.
One-f!th cash the balance in {, u, Is, ~ 30,
aud IS months. Apply to ...
RICHARDSON Z Co,
Real Estate Agents and A uctioncers,
my 3-3m lll3 Main street.
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wYANTED, TEN FOREMEN, with
~ fifteen or twenty COIuRHD HANDS edch
for the Chesapeake anu Ohio railroad. ,,a
FIVE FORFMEN, with fifteen or more nanos
for tho IIucbburs and Danvi.le railroad.
a;so. FIFGY WOMEN for private Families IN
Mo, York J, +. JUoriS, Labor AgeuL
/, .n No Q J5iu street
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Er THE GREAT CLOS1NG-OUT
SALE.-lOoo PARASULs, among which will be
found all styles, sizes, and qualities.
SILK PARASOLS at $780,, worth el.25:
SILK rARASULS at 81, worth Sl6o;
PARnSULSa 1T ciosing-out prices,at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 end l2ls Main street.
Look at our l5c. BLEACnED COTTON. Dent
pay d shilling for IL elsewhere. BLo
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BELLEVUE HIGH SCHOOL,
ID BEDFORD COUNTY, VA

Medical College Of Virginia. p
The building is situsted In a quiet, central part
slness centres. depGts, Sc. II contains large and
well-yen,ilated wards and comfortably. furnished
private room. y
All cases requiring medical or surgical aid adj
mitted cxcep. the insane aud those iabor!ng under
COZ ta2iouS disorders. Suitable accommodations
ana experienced nurses provided fog! women
during confinement
CHARGES,
(lncludiuR board, medical attendance,
and oiedictneO large ward, per week,
inyariab.y in advance. ....-.. 20
friYate rooms. 10 go
small additional fee Is charged Tor surgical
operations. Liberal terms will be made With
churches, benevolent associations and corpora.
tons, 70. the care Of their sick by thu year pay
ments to be III AIDE monthly or quarterly.
For further information or admission, apply at
the lnfrmary, to 80
je IL lawam Medical Sup't.
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I OsT:wLost or mislaid, a NEGOTIABLE
$780, tda,e not recollccted PAYABLE ta fba ~. l2f
scri6er. All rsons are cautioned agairs. ,r,din-
for the same, as payment has been STONED
Jy zs-st ID. s. LSFFLER
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BROAD STREET.

Ga BROAD STREET. 616
ST YES; ~
PLAIN, JAPANNED, AND B LANCHED
TIEWARE.
Having enlarged my store, thereby incIeasing
my facilities, am now prepared to offer my
friends and others extraordinary Inducements In
any OF the above goods.
also, EON.EXpLOSlVE OSEEE
LAMPS and OIL.
i.rompt attention paid TO all orders for TIN
and GRAVEL ROOFING. -fs
jyLeO03m GEORGE KLEIN
DORTABLE LEMONADE, OR SUGAR
l. OF I4kMOSS:
SMOKED BEEF,
BEEF TOkGUai,
pURE CIDER VINEGAR,
ALL THE PICKLING SPICES,
LEGG,s FAMILY FLOUR, &C.
For sale by j. b. KIDD.
y" Ut Broad street.
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LOST. kTRAYED xe

TAKEN UP IN MY LOT, on Me. csx,,
l. chanicsvifle road. about one nile from tSsy'
the city, RED AND WHITE COW, oniv H1,s.-.
milk from three teats. The ownar can yet H.
oy proving properly and paying Oh argos. e'S
IT. Jn,js urDun
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$3.50. LOTS In SIDNEY. $3.50.
S25 cash; balance In monthly payments OF I'LL SO
until paid for. Located In very desirable and
Improving part Of the city, and near The street
railway. For map and particulars apply TO
e. Is. NEWBuRN,
Real Estate Agent and kuctioneer,
je2S NO. l01s Main street.
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FOR SALE AND RENT.

TOR LEASE, for term of years, the
IL LOT at the corner OF Is End Cary s.ree,s
fronting l34 feet or Cary street, and running back
- feet on 18th street.
IL Is IN excellent location for Jun err coal, or
wood yard. apply TO } +. kEES.E.
Jy25-lw No. O. Gu nth street
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r ANDS In LARGE .-s..
IL AND SMALL QUANTITIES.
1heve in my hands FOR SALE LANDS in al
most every section of the state. A number of
them are large, first class estates, with splendid
improvements, and desirably located.
GEORGE III. DREWRY,
iy ls-lm No. l0l4 Main street
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MONEY WANTED!
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WANTED, GENTLEMAN TO TAKE
w CHARGE and TEACH In Locustvllle cad
envy, ACCOM- county, Va for session comme enc
Ing Senismber st 1871, and ending j une 80. lsI2
He must be qu lined To teach 'be higher English
latin, Gre, k. + ench, and higher Mathemailcs
A salary OF S7Oow II be given and limited NUM-
her of purirs TAU hit. Salary increased number
OF rupi!s Increased. A graduate of the UniHers'tS
of Virginia preferred. Testimonials reqnirSd. Adj
Inns Il. II. GU TER,
Secretary Of the Board Of Trustees,
II e5.otaw2w kccuInac Courthouse, va.
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NJ GOOD BREAD ALWAYS TO BE
found at BRIGGs'S BAKERY, 7O7 Main street.
The largest variety Of CAhES at bhlGI7'5
BAKERY, 7O7 Main Street.
The best CRACKKES, ell kinds, at BRIaGS'S
BAKERY, 7o7 Main street.
PIES al S, 10, and lee. piece at BRlGGS'S
BAKERY.
ROLLS, BUNS, BISCUIT, and RUsk, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY, 707 Main street.
PICNIC SUPPLIES, at the shortest notice, at
BRIGGS'S BAKERY.
Persons living on Church aud Untcn lille can
be supplied with ali OF these At Mr.. ROBERT
WERNn'S, on 25th street. near Broad.
Orders promptly attended at
BaIGGS'S BAKERY,
iyS 7O7 Main street.
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BUILDING LOTS,
.. DIV ELLiNGS, and STORES
ror sale nv W. b. ROBINS,
iaI5-sm Real Estate Agent Ills Main st.
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MORE NEW AND sEAsoNABLE DR.
GOODS.
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OF VIRGINIA.

cCHOOL ON CHURCH HILt.-Mrs. T..
1TTASk ATS will resume the duties OF her
SCHOt L, on Broad. near goth street, on MON
DAY Oh October next. ly zo-l""
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sszs a1sFssssS4

IS Z THE CORNER !"
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7-,o s,,,je,rs Elements Of Gro!o9H. hy
Sir Cu,nLEs l.YELL. Bart, +. II. - WIN
moro than GOO illustrations on WOOD
Now York: HARPER BROS.
AVN ,ou,- ,,o INV TO in fhp
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cUMAC WANTED.-We pay the highest n;t
= IA trket price In CASH for Sgm5h .tnd and
leaves must be of green color, well dri U anu
free from sand, sticks, and berries; we re-
ceive it either at tsnneIv in Sy o Gas
worms, at any Iaudlng or railroad depot or al our
store, 80. 1922 Main street. NV, ,c, g. ZINC
4, l-d& wan noIot ~ ~
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Episcopal HIGH ,Hp scR9 Co6srY, VA.
II NJ. BLACKFoRD. NJ. A., lUpivs ss,Itso o %!
v8n PInens with he ssGh annual SESSION
Ia sVetS ontpmher a. 1871 and ends June 20, Is..
TaTm ssss per session seat 90 spP
: Iinn to L. NJ BLACKFORO, M a., u o. ca o., IVA
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To &he Public.

20 80 COLUMBIA, 8. O., November II, 1871. /,
j. "A consequence OF the blow inflicted upon
the educational and industrial interests Of
this State by President Grants military pro-
oeedings in the up-country, the undersigned
have abandoned their proposed association
in the conduct OF tho Kings Mountain Mill
,tary School, ut Notwithstanding it unwise.l
under present circumsta noes, to enter upon q
special expansion CT the school. The present
REin8ipal and Proprietor will carry .on the
school as heretofore. ASBURY COWARD,
s.. .dp'i1Id gp ll,. ~. JOHN P.THOMAG.. u
- The undersigned, in relinquishinR his con-
nectton with the, above enterprise, desires
most cordially to commend tho K. M. II. 8. to
the support and confidence Of his friends.
As tried and gallant. aoldior, q Christian
gentleman, a thorough disoiplinarian, and an
oxoellentt teacher, Col. Coward is we'll known
to the State; leingly he is fully equal to all
the demands that may be made upon his
school; and the undersigned hopes that ali
those who proposed to entrust their boys to
hts charge will not hesitate to send them for.
ward to enjoy the benefit OF Col. Ooward's
control OF their conduct and studies.
The undersigned will remain In Columbia.
Having formed an association in the practice
OF law with James q. Rion, Esq. he will en-
bark IN that profession, In combination with
the active and earnest journalism in which
he ie now engaged. JOHN P. THOMAS.
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~ =
The full extent OF the horror Of Obi.
cago will probably never be known, but
as mems minds are gradually calming
down, they are beginning to discover
that the loss Of life was even more se.
iious than has yet been discovered. Dis
traoted friends are looking around in all
directions for friends who will never
again respond to inquiries, and who are
needless of the search for them. Long
lists of the missing are given in the Chi
cago papers. FUR
Robert Gibson, who was killed at
Candee's rubber works. New Haven, IL is
said. was the only man in the country
who understood the process Of welding
rubber; so his loss 10 irreparable. M
OF the / 200 living persons in. Phoebe,
Nevada, 600 have been in State prison; ;
and of the II dead bodies in the ceme-
terry, 2 died Of natural causes.
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TIA oolotsda 3 representative from Lee
County, intha Georgia Legislature, was
taken home from Atlanta, on the 18Th
tens!aps eassI by the Sheriff. i to answer. an in
= ). The woodruff is going to rent a splen!!
did mansion III Washington this winter,
and keep open house for the benefit OF
congressman. Il, .,a.,i,,yr3a ,,;,.n y
A New York, belle. proposes to appear
at the Alexis M ball illnminatad BY crown
OF gas Jets supplied from reservoir con-
6ealed in her chignon. 'Gdti1ea A5i1 :.
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Removal-----NEW GOODs-..-.Remoyal
>set HAVING just returned from New York,
where made my pur urchases, I am pre-.
psred to chow one Of the MOST OHOfOE
lAland SELECT 81
'a" STOCK KOF GOODS.
for Gentlemen's wear ever offered in this mar
get. My stock embraces French, English and
full supply Of Cents Furnishing Goods re.
nerally have also q very large stock Of The
celebrated "Star Shirts" share Of patrop-
ago 10 respectfully stlicited. 49,
l%-Ns store is located in Htork'e new build.
ing, 9, few doors below tho old etand.
Sept II ). F. EISENMANN
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Nov5 R. & W. C. SWAFFIELD.

A FEW reasons why they should have the
"A preference over all others:
!. Wheeler Wilson's Sowing Machine fs
much simpler than any of tho others; re.
quiring less than half tho amount OF ma
chincry.
2. AS the result Of this simplicity, this ma.
chine is much less liable than the others to
get ont OF repair.
8. Another .reeult OF this simplicity is
greater durability.
A. Another resul: Is less friction, and. CON.
sequently, greater case and rapidity OF mo-
lion, with less noise.
g. And greatest OF all, that it uses no Shut
tie, and makos the lock stitch.
1t is the cheapest to buy the best. buy the
machine that has justly, fairly and honora-
bly, won reputation. and independence
against strong and bitter competition. For
more than twenty years has tho Whoolor d
Wilson not only stood first and foremost, but
now stands tho uniivalled Sewing Machine OF
the enlightened civilized world. Buy the m A.
chine that has been thus tested and proved.
and then You arc sure to get tho bost. For
sale on the easiest possible torms. Saies-
room Main street. second door below PHFNIx
offico, Columbia, s. O.
J.s. PURsLEY. Agent.
A. WHITE, Gonoral Southern Agent.
June21 Gmo
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The Doctors Recommend seegers' Beer
1Npreference to London Porter and Scotch
Il Ale. Why2 They know it is nadulterated.
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= A CIRCUS WAaoN THROWN OWN
PRFcur1cE.; a letter dated Ponghkeep


9 A CIRCUS WAaoN THROWN Ovnn A
PRRo1PIoE. a letter dated Ponghkeep.
ale, N. T., October; 81, says: -
A terrible accident occurred in Colum-
bla County, yesterday morning, between
Bain's Corners and, Copake, by which
two men lost their lives. The accident
occurred on what is known as "Wiiiiams'
Hill" steep deoli7ity. Just before
day, light, the band-wagon, OF chariot.
attached to Howe's European Circus.
left Bain's Corners for .Millerton. drawn
by eight horses, which were driven by
an experienced driver, but who did not
know the road. The morning Being
dark, he came upon the hill before he
was aware OF the fact. He attempted to
gather up his reins and put on his brake,
bnt he WIS not quick enough. His
elght-in-h hand got the start OF him and
dashed down the hill at frightful speed,
when suddenly one OF the wheel-horses
Ieil de, with the chariot, was dragged
to the side OF the road by his own frantic
mates, where the chariot upset and tum-
bled down q precipice.y On top were five
musicians. the rest having gone to Nil.
lerton by rail. The chariot made two
complete summersets, the first throwing
the musicians off, and. in turning The
second. fell on two OF them. killing them
instantly. The other three and the
driver escaped as if by miracle. The
names of the killed are J. A. Emiby. Jr. !.
aged twenty years, Q single man, rlf1d q
native OF Liverpool, and Wem Fetzer. a
Swiss. who Leaves wife and child be-
h;nd,
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The State Of South Carolina

TO THE COMMISSIONING AND MASAasns OF, E1Ec-
T1oSs FOB TIE CogATy OF CnAnLEsToN:.
"HEREAS JAMES J. HARDY Who. At
1870. twas chosen member uf the House OF
representatives for the electiop district Of
Charleston, to serve Tor two years, has this
day handed to mo HE resignation as a mem-
stituticn Of the State Of South Carolina di-
rects that in such case writ OF election
shall be issued by tho Speaker OF The House
LOT the purpose OF filling tho vacancy thus
occasioned, for the remainder Of the term for
wE1on the member 80 resigning was elected
to serve:
i, Now. therefore. you and each OF you are
hereby required, after advertisement, and
with regard to the provisions OF tho Consti-
your duty in such case. to hold al elOotion
Tor q member of the House Of Reprcuenta-
tives Tor the election district aforesaid, to
serve for the remainder OF tho term for which
sn9 no1,. said a. James ]; Hardy was elccted-the
Polis TO be opened at the various places OF
election In the said County, on MONDAY, tho
2!th day OF November, A. D. 1871, by the va.
rioue sets OF managers for those places re-
spectively, and the counting Of the votes cast
and the declaration OF tho result OF the eIcc-
ton to be in accordance with the provisions
OF the 18th, 10th, 17th and 18th Sections of
an Act approved March 1, 1870, entitled atAn
ACT providing for tho general elections. and
the manner OF conducting the same."
This writ, together with a certified copy of
your return OF the election to be held Under
it, hnve before the House Of Representatives
at 1ts next meeting. after tho election.
witness, the Honorable FRANKLIN J.
this 14th day OF November, 1871, and in the
ninety.sixth year OF the sovereignty and in
dependence of the United States OF America.
FRANKLIN J. MOSES, Jn..
speaker OF the House OF Representatives.
A: Q. JONES, Olork OF the House OF Repro
6entatlves. Nov II "A
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n Fall and Winter Goods.
THE undersigned begsleave to inform
&i!y, that he has just returned from New
YORK with the most choice selection Of goods
% eyer brought to this market, embracing boz
ohINSi Cloths, French and English Ca ssi.
patterns.
ALSO as
largo assortment OF GENTS FURNISH.
ING GOODS.
By paying close attention to business. he
expects to receiYe a share Of the public pa
'FShaGe G. D. EBERHARDI.
Sept 90
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