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The Portland daily press., 1871-07-22

ANOTHER ISLAND STEAMER.-Mr. John A.
Lidback, the we'll known machinist has al
most completed very pretty little steamer
entitled the "Magnet," now lying at Merrill's
Wharf, and intended to run to Little Che
beague. The steamer is sixty-six feet long,
eleven and half feet beam, and fifteen and a
half ieet wide on deck. Her depth of hold is
five feet, and she is calculated to carry 200 pas
sengers with ease. She is propelled by an en-
CINE of twenty five horsepower, and is said to
be quite swift boat as We can well imag-
inc, for her lines are very yacbt-liks and
graceful. Her wheel is five feet in dame
ter. She possesses a very nice cabin for
ward, about 2Ox10 feet in size which will afford
a comfortable refuge in case of sudden show
er. Size is provided with an upper, or hurri-
cane deck, whose seats, as we'll as those in the
stern. sheets, will be protected from the glare
of the sun by a nice awning extending from
the pilot-house aft. She will be commanded
by the experienced pilot Captain Byron Deane,
and was built at cost Of $4,000, and is owned
BY Messrs, Lidback, Boyden and others.
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-22

BRIGGS Allavantor cures Catarrh. IT,.
TRY Briggs Throat and Lung Healer. tt.
GET Briggs Corn aud Bunion Remedies
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-22

The confidence dodge was successfully played
upon sailor, passenger on board the John
Brooks from Boston for Portland on Thurs
day night The stranger was anxious about
some freight which be was expecting to come
to the boat The sailor offered to 20 with him
and fetch it. At the head Of the wharf they
met third man. who said the freight had gone
aboard. Stranger hadn't anything to pay with
except gold, and borrowed $40 of the sailor till
be could get his coin changed, and stepped in
to building ostensibly for that purpose; but
didn't come back. The sailor waited for him
until the steamer was on the point of casting
off, when he rushed on board. AS seventy
cents was not sufficient to pay his fare, he
Showed up" his baggage as security, and when
the boat arrived here he readily found means
m radanm IL
The Portland daily press., 1871-07-22

NEW YORK, July 2L-William H. Martin,
of the firm of j. o. Davis & Co., brokers in
this city, fell overheard and was drowned Oh
Wednesday, while fishing near Rockway
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
Poisonous Medicines,

The theory that the virus of disease can be
safely counteracted by doses of poison, is false
and dangerous. Within the last twenty. FIVE
years, not less than score Of virulcnt poisOns
have been added to the repository Of the medical
profession. They are given in small doses
otherwise they would destroy life Immediately !;
but even in minute quantities, they produce,
ultimately, very disastrous effects. 1t is unwise
and unphiloscphical to employ, as remedies,
powerful and insidious drugs, which, in suhjuga-
ting one disease, SOW the seeds Of another still
more unmanageable. None Of these terrible
medicaments ope!nts with as much drectncss
and certainty upon the causes Of disease as
HOstcttcr's Stomach Bitters, tonic and corrcc-
tive, ,oitout single deletcsions ingredient in its
composition. Arsenic and qunia are given for
intermittents; bromide Of potassium for nervous
disorders ;strychnne and prussic acid fox gencr-
al debility mercury, in various forms, for liver
complaint preparations Of chloroform and opium
for sleeplessness; and yet these deadly drugs do
not compare, as specifics for the diseases above
enumerated, with that wholesome vegetable in
vigorant and Alternative, while they are all SO
pcrncious that it is astonishing any physician
should take the responsibility of prescribing
them. Let invalids, for theiI own sakes, try the
Bitters before they resort to the poisons. The
relief they will experience from course Of the
harmless specific, will render recourse to tie
unsafe preparations referred to, quite unneces-
sary.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
A CARD.

Nr. EnrTcn-DrAE Sir:-wnl you permit
me- through your colu~rt to 'aake few state
nest, III de:c:cc cf the slandc- now resting up.
IN Us.
have been honest in all my dcalings-en-
!cayorns 10 wrong no one J, the community
Yet On or about the night Of &c 2'st of Fcbru-
ar;r las. ray store was v;>ite. by body Of dis
:..:-e.l PERSONS, VINO gave r!ers that it must be
e. sed il ffeen days. After ,~me expostula,on,
;,ven,- days were allowed. With the declaration
that j, wouli be closed FOR me- If the order was not
obcycd. NJ reason was gisen for this action.
Permit me to enquire: l. r.t this SANDER !?
am aln .rs tac physically lqfortunatc. Since
eleven years old, have bec' cripple-not able
70 perform manual labor. lm now sixty -seven
years old, with accumulated infrmities, cut off
from an honest means vhe-eby to support my
depc.dent family. Never before under dis-
graceful charge, am now ready to prove the
fL.ity Of every rcpor, have beard in circulation
detrimental 10 my character.
In the month of October, 1869, 1 was visited
iy similar body, who requested me to stop
tuying scel cotton. I corpiied. Since that
time not pound bas been bought on the place.
Had the same request been made in regard to
grain, by somo rule opcripg way to detect
wrong or theft, should lave likewise COM
piled.
Permit me to ask this question? Ifmy busi-
ness transactions have becn dishonest has not
the Church of Christ suffered by it Why was
not brought to just tribunal, and, if found
guilty, expelled from it? No dishonest person
ought to remain there EFery one ought 70 know
that. I would not have It for covering for my
crimes.
1 attribute my persecution as originating from
circumstances Of envy, and not from politics.
In yerifcaton Of my statements, above, I
respectfully refer the public to the subjoined
testimonial from men of acknowledged character
who live in my neighboltood:
DAVID ANDREWS.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
HHOHRiD STRANGER"

The story aHoat" in your last weeks
issue conceruiog the " hOrrid stranger, 4"
is no fiction. 1t was sent the writer
through the mail, from Houston, Texas,
under the suJriquet of the Horned Fog,
and is perfectly harmless. a gentleman
taking from our key box letters and pa
pers, grasped, along with the same, a
small pastcboard box, rather TOO rough
IL, which coming apart in ais hands,
caused the little animal to escape, and
to take refuge in the sleeve Of our
friend, from which he Immediately dis
lodged him, with a sltirer. Mother
earth received the wanderer, on the
surface Of which, in the shades of even
ing, he padded along, in search no
doubt of his rcal owner, when he was
captured.
A SUBSCRIBER.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
sIIERIFF's SALES.

DY virtue OF sundry Executions 10 me directed,
ID will be sold at Sumter Cour, House, on the
FIR, Monday and day following in June next
within legal hours Of sale. to the highest bidder.
FOR cash. the following property, situated in Sum
ter County. Purchasers to pay for titles and
stamps.
Que Tract of eco Acres Of Land. more or less,
in Sumter County, adjoining lands Of Jaiue, b.
McFaddin and ". D. Lee. MRS. Brun.on and 9th
ers. levied upon as the property Of wm. !. Du-
rant, at the suit Of K. X. Duran: cases.
Also
Three Horses, Mules, IS head of Cattle, IS
head OF Hogs, household and kitchen iurniturc,
corn fodder, and plantation tools, buggy, car
riage &C., levied upon as the property of VIM. j.
Durant, at the suit Of II. K. Durant. two cases.
Que Tract of l50 acres of land. more or less.
on head waters Of Little Raften Creek, in Sum
ter County, bounded North by land now or late
ofJames Gailnrd. East by lands Of John Tate
AMI said James Gailiard, West by land of DR..
Vim. s. Burgess, levied upon as the property Of
+. J. Tate, at the suit of Mary Frances Tate.
One tract of 333 acres Of Land more or less, in
Sumter County. adjoining lands Of VIM. Kecls. r.
j. We!ch, Coffee Wilson, and Estate Of Elias
Gibbs. levied on MS tho property of Estate Of j.
c. Dye, Mt the suit of Thomas R. Grier VS..
John S. Cole, administrator Of J. c. Dye, de-
ceased.
One Lot and buildings thereon. in Scottsville
in Sumter County, $50 feet by so feet, bounded
Eas, by the Black River Road, South By Public
Road to Lynchbure-also one store house ad
joining said lot.
ALSO
Some cattle st large, one Marble Top Table,
one Book Case, one Carriage, one Sett Harness,
one lot Guano, and some chooses 10 action, leried
upon as the property Of YIN. Z. Plowden, at the
separate suits Of Daniel E. Kcels aud 4. R.
Tatnm.
One Tract Of 5eo Acres Of Land more or lees in
Sumter County on waters of Wateree River,
bounded No, ID by lands Of T. r. and John 0.
Sanders, south and East by land Of Vim. Sanders,
West by Wateree River.
--ALS0,...
Oae Store House and Lot q, Sanders Depot on
Camden Branch Railroad.
Also
Ore Bale Cotton, l Carriage, Log Wagon, 2
Wagons, 10 Mules, Horse, Cart, 800 Bushels
Cotton Seed and some Fodder, Is Hogs, 20 Cat
tle House ard Kitchen Furniture, Gins, one
half interest in stock in the Store as Sanders
Depot, Plantation Tools, Gears, &C., levied upon
az the propsrty Of Thomas o. Sanders, 1t the
separate suits Of Rebecca Hicks, william Sanders
-and Isaac u. Lenoir, Administrator, 2 cases.
The interest Of Andrew J. Moses, In the Lot Of
one Acfe Of Land moro o9 less, and the Buildings
thereon in the Town of Sumter, bounded North by
lots Of W. f.. Girardeau, East BY Church Street,
South BY lot Of +. J. Joy, Wes. By lands Of J. g..
Richardson, .@r. Trustee, whtre J. H. Eberhart
nov lives. levied upon Is the property of Andrew
J Moses, at the suits Of Crane, Boylston 3 Co.,
B. l.. Livingston, 2 cases and j. i M. Rose vs..
Mcses. Dursit aad Net.les.
g:5.coaHnAY,
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
TOWN AFFAIRS.

I'm. EpiroR We have heard Of many COM
mcnts upon our remarks in your paper of las.
week. Among other things, it has been said
tia, an attempt was made by US to persccute the
Inicndant.
TO convince the public that our statements
were carefully considered, and that We even void-
cd saying all ,ha, might have been said we an
mex, an example Of our forbcarance cory Of
the Petition asking for the rc-arpoin,ment of Mr..
Wells, with the action Of Council thereon. II will
be observed, that this is not the Petition of Mr..
Wells. but Of Serenity orr citizens and tax payers.
70 endorsement could be stronger, even il Mr..
Wells had been n candidate for Intcndant. Instead
OF only Chief OF Police. Tho only notice taken
by Council Of this respectful and urgent appeal
was "to lay it over for future consideration" 4"
From the day Of its ,,rssen,atipn, 5th May, until
how, no other action whatever has been taken.
The Minutes Of Council do not even deign to
notice the ,ax-rayers at all. On the Tcwn Journal
it is called the 'Peiiion Of Jno. A. Wells" al
though his n>r,c Is no, even signed 10 it.
Is this the course usual on such occasions7
We orine not, We think 'thc right of petition" T"
50 dear to every freeman. involves the correspond
ing inty of respectful consideration. But the
tables arc turned, and the Intendar. and War
dens, who are our servants. assume to be our
masters TAX PAYER.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
How Make tI,e Farm Pay.

We believe TIE book with the above title to be
im., tie book tie frmers need. They do not
want long scientific discussions, Lul plain practi-
cal Information such Il, Gls this volume. How
to make the F.r;n pay Is just what our farmers
want to trow. |: any orc hy l"ag experience
and careful experiment, has really any inforina-
iioi 70 offer the farmers wan. il. One Of the
authors - t:.e above bo.:: has bee. Secretary of
the Massachusetts Safe Beard e: Agriculture,
Tor nearly twenty years. AMI every improvement
upon old mctlodt has Lten :aa!c the subject of
care:ul inquiry TIE o;hcr Tame VIC see in the
preface are those of the Lc<; practical A-ricultu-
"a u:en oc'he couh.ry. Tie e~,n, is that VIC
have 4 work with the lates. and most reliable
i.f.rrna.:or r;mn every ,uijcc; canectel with
farming. Th, dGercni ch -, 'crs :eat OF Drain
a.e. p.owns. Manurcs. implements, Grains,
'ira>>c>. ,ot crop, Special cr"s. Rotation Of
Cro,,>. H"r-c,. Cattle. Dairy Stock. Sheep. Swine
,,l .;!er J. lac>i;c Animals. p"nl,ry, Bees.
Fruit cu!,us,. craze Culture ani Vine making.
SAL rfu.;s. p:-cl,c- Az! I,>eci,. Farm Build
ms Markc; G,s.iea,n,. an ,nA'..g other i:cms.
II '.as Mo- iine c,i;e~iica Of Recipes for cook
i..-. &C., aai chapter On t::c ordinary diseases
oi tie firmly ~; l,in anl sim: c r.rncdies. 1t
81 or .:c mh &c :ny.; CON: .c:Y ~,:k and should
h. in every faim,:'. IIoasc.
iac L..t i ta;.l- ne cnou:h for tie rarlor
me at! ,..r .!.,: ~ Ugh fora soaeraton. There
NE one hur.:@c. and ;cr:y Que it, illustrations
:. : :n,re ir,u:e- ~aly. hpt its'-irtirc nad use
little ca..;..,'r @: The ii. We understand
Ia, tie a-en'. Mho a-c canv.s>ins in Other
;i-ns are iucc'.rg with srct access, and we
r,a,t hat he :s-'acrs III ar enn county will
,~n have 4 chance to secure ;hs invaluable
wo:k. The ill., viii be ic.;. red in October
rcx;. 7. l.. BURGESS. Agent.
MNe>viiie ). c.
How t. Make The Farm = y" or the Farm
or. io,k q: l'iar:ical Information. etc. c. w
n:ckcrmau. g. l.. Fin; AMI e'hers. Zeigler.
Met urly 4 c.. Fa'...>i.cf>. Philadelphia, Pa.
CINCINNATI, o.. Chi.a@p H. and 81. Louis, No.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
FINAL NOTICE.

Unless prevented By a remittance,
! will be forced to the disasreeable
scessity of striking from our mail
|ok, the names Of Subscribers who are
|aebted to US for four and FIVE years
description.
I'VE have politely addressed several
tters to many who are we'll able to pay
Z small amounts due Ibis Office, aud
|Fc received no reply.
|Thc U-atcAmom will be sent to such
|bscribers until the 1st July next
BIZ tbs nptice marked. and if u settle
ent is 10; made by that time, or a
fisfactory auswer received, their
.pes will be erased from our books,
"a their accounts forwarded for col
etion.
I'VE have been indalgent to those
bo have been 50 long in our debt, and
serve better treatment at their hands.
lis to be hoped that this notice will
imulaie all dcliuquents tc remit at once
|e amount honestly due US for sub
ription, and by 50 dciug, avoid further
Duble aud expense.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31

Wr. D. +. Noise.
DEAR SIR: deem it my duty and onlyan
act Of justice to yourself, that I should make the
following statement, coming as it docs !rohi one
who for many years hal no faith in "Patcnt
Medicines" and have persistenlly refused to
use them for any purpose whatever, must say
that have used your FEVER AND AGrE
PILLS in ny practice this fall, and have new
iuthe Srst instance failed to relieve my patients,
have now frequent calls in my Drug Store FOR
your Fever and Ague pills. Away recommend
them apl with the hrrtiest results. am avcrsc
to giving large Quantities Of quinine, or continu
ing its use long, and can safely say that
NOISES FEVER AND AGUE PILLS fills its
place and leaves the patient no unpcasant symp-
toms. wish thatyou may havO the satisfaction
Of knowing that your "Fevcr End Ague Pills"
have relieved many under my treatment When
other medicines that have tried have failed to
do. Yours respectfully,
Us. DROCKINGTON, NJ. D.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
CoMMENDABLE ACTION.

We learn that the Presbyterian Cor
gregation OF our town needed some FIVE
hundred dollars to complete their new
fnause. Mr.. ANTHONY WHITE, the
Fgent Of tho Southern Life Assurance
COMPANY n notified the President, who
Immediately, without even consulting
Pis Board, let the Deacons have the
funds on most easy terms and long
lime.
1t is gratifying to know that this
Company keeps the whole of its p:o.
seeds at the South. IF the ineesssut
drain from the South 70 the North on
Llts and Fire Assurances could be
TOPPED and the proceeds kept at home.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
FROM DRY TO WET!

Monday morning last, our surround
Jugs were decidedly dry. Tuesday
morning dawned upon US decidedly wet
About noon on Monday, what seemed a
scudding summer cloud, let fall water
enough to trickle from the caves OF
houses. But clouds gathered and thick
ened, as the day wore on, running (un-
usual at this season. from the South
east, and Monday night was one of al
most incessaut rain. At this writing,
(Tuesday noon) it still comes gently
down
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
PRIZE STeRIES--$3OO.

The Proprietor Of the "YoRKvILLE
ENQUIRER" offers THREE HUNDRED
DOLLARS in prizes for the best ORR
GINAL STORIES delivered to him by
the 18th of October, 1871. For further
particulars, address
J.. NJ. GRIST. Yorkvi.le, S C.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
SCHOOL PICNIC.

We are indebted to T. Z. GILBERT,
J. n. FLEMING and A. C. WALKER, the
Toung gentlemen of the Committee, for
courteous invitation to the Pic Me TO
De given by the pupils Of Mr. THos. P.
MCQUEEN S School, at RoAcH's Grove,
his day.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
=. a. NOLOMONS.

The numerous readers Of the Watch
"a" will not overlook the advertisement
Mr.. a. a. SoLoHoy>, printed on
bother column. He has a full variety,
nd is now selling goods, as he says,
cry low.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31

IA Arati4u Dates AID Italian Lc-
|ons have been add to the list OF
Prie'ies offered the public in the
lverii,eucni Of the Planters Ware
pusc. We rc,usa oar ihank> for liberal
,lnplcs OF tho>e Gciiciou, @:.raiis.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31

CHEMISTRY is furnishing as new agents for fuel,
force, food, and many other important aids over
those we once possessed. Ports from which COM
mcrce was drivcu during the hot months by their
terrible fcvers are visited all the year with i'm
punity now. Many localities in tho South and
West kept tenantlcss by their de'etcrious masun
are now filing up with populations under .ae
protection of Aycr's Ague Cure. Their affecting
ChilIs and Fever arc so cifec,aa;y cured by 'A:s
remedy that the disease m longer .urns cmi Sra-
lion aside or destroys the settler il sc ventures
upon its infected districts. l'Gazet.c," lnIc-
pcnicncc. Mo.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
Cholera.
Hov 70 CURE IT.

At the Commencement of tho Diarrhra, which
always rrecedes an attack Of the Cholera, take n
teasrooaful Of the Pnin Killer IN sugar aud water,
(hot, if conveniently and then bathe freely tho
stomach and bowels with the Pain Killer clear
Should the diarrhUa or cramps continue, repeat
the dose every ten or fifteen minutes until the
patient is relieved. In extreme cases, two or
more tcaspoonfuls may be given at dose.
The Pain Killer. as an internal remedy, has no
equal. In cnses Of Cholera, Summer Complaints,
Dyspepsia, Dysentery, Asthma, it cures in one
night, by taking it internally, and bathing with
itfreely. Its action is like magic, wbcm EXTERN
ally applied :, Old Sores, Burns, sca,ds, and
Sprains. For Sick Headache and Toothache,
don't fail to try it. In short it is PAIN KIL~.
LER.
Directions accompany each bottle.
The Pain Killer is sold by all dealers in Medi.
cines.
Prices, rs cents. so cents and 81 per bottle.
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<-CD.N -
vANDO FOR VEGETABLES.

We intended 20 say, in our last issue,
hat Wando was the fertilizer used in
reducing the fine vegetables noticed as
eceived, from the garden of Mr.. CnAs.
/. NOISE.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31
Darby,s ProphylactIc Fluid.

10 The Editor of the Jacksonville, Ala. Re-
publican is one of the oldest and most reliable
newspaper men in the South. In recent number
of his paper, he says: ave are gratifed in being
able, most candidly and sincerely, to recommend
this trnly valuable and useful medicine to our
readers. We have used it in our family, aud
know how highly it is estimated by others who
have used Ii -
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Am Inapoftant CONFEDERATION.

Dr.: TUFTS LIVER PILLS are PURELY
VEGETABLE, and are adapted to young and
old, male and female, and may be taken at all
times, without restraint of occupation, without
change of living, without diet, and without the
fear of taking cold, duri.g I'll kinds of weather,
and in oil climates. THEY CONTAIN NO
MERCURY.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31

a9 Mr. CnA< ii. MolsE is the
gcut, for Sumter County, ofthe South
Prolina Land au3 Immigration Associa-
pu ; tie advertisement Of which viii
kelly be printed in our columns rext
lex
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A CARD.
Capt. E. C.. GREEN, Aatendant To~n
of Sumter, S. C..

DEAR SrR:-It is with much regret we notice
the anonymous, and in our opinion, uncalled for
structures which have recently hesn published
upon your official management of our town
affairs. We regret it because the tendency OF
such structures is to weaken the hand of our
officers, to lessen their influence for good, and to
create distrust and division at time when We
most need unity and concert.
Your determination not to make public the
benefciaries Of the "poor fund.-" is what we
would have expected Ct high-toned gentleman,
desirous of not unnecessarily hurting the scnsi-
tive feelings Of perhaps once opulent, but now
destitute, and yet refined ladies. We rather COM
mend you for forbearing to do this even in your
own self defence.
You may have committed errors of judgment
in your long administration of the affairs of the
town, doubtless you have but who is it that
would not have committed them? On the whole,
We are satisfied and pleased with your admins
tration, and are convinced that the taxpayers
and citizens generally are.
Our town has had g season of unexampled
prosperity hitherto entirely unknown since you
have been in Office.
We do not sympathize with those who would
cripple your influence, or throw obstacles 10 the
way of successful administration Of our town
affairs On the contrary, we wish to strengthen
your hands that you may feel strong for the
work before you. Therefore, in view of the
prosecutions you have been called on to endure,
on account Of your services so efficiently render
ed, in the interest Of our town, we beg, in con-
cusion, to tender you our thanks for your past
faithful and efficient services, and to pledge you
our support while in Office.
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SUMTER, S. e., May 3, 1871.

To Mc UomoraJG Mtendam and Var
deus qf Mc Torn Of Sumter.
GENTLEMEN We, the undersigned, Citizens
of the Town Of Sumter, have with much regret
lcarncc that Mr. John A. Wells has been by you
removed from TIE position he held as Chief OF
Police for nearly three years past, and which
position he las fl cd to the entire satisfaction Of
tho Town authorities, and Citizens generally;
therefore, we Citizens and Tax Payers Of the
Town of Sumter, respectfully petition your
Honorable Body to re.appoint Mr. John A.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-05-31

say- Mr.. C. 7. Mason, as will De seen
pm his advertisement, Is agent for the
ilebrased Ma>ou u Ilaml;u orgaus.
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lEAIH OF NR. JnI;N =. RICE
.isD>ON, Sit.

We aAnoruce, with sadness, the death
( this osfmab!e CHRISTIAN. 50 loa- aud
|ell known and much beloved III thi,
Immunity lie died near the resi-
ence Of Pr. CuAs H. RICHARDSON.
e. Macon, Geo, in much peace and
'iamph, on Monday last, in his G7.th
ear. Ills rcmaius are expected to ar
We at Sum;c- this day, at O'Clock.
nd his fuae.a services to take place at
be Methodist Cnarch, at half past /