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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

REGTSTRATION.-We had Intended
as We unlimited last week, persi,ing
the SUBJECT OF registration farther in
the present number, aud showing how
great an injnstice had been done to
the colored voters Of fhia parish, by
the places selected. and the time uevo
ted to that purpose by the officer ap.
pointed for that purpose, as well as
registering the names. A communi-
cation on the subject, however, SO fol
" covers what he had to say. that we
feel it unnecessary to add word, and
for that reason and, not for threats VIZ
refrain. ''',-'"
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

- DIR Angel requests us to say
that he has len town for Cheneyyille
aud Bayou Bent, and does not expect
to return until after the Tournament
at the former place. adw -r4f
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

There is more than one wsy e
talking ON the snbject Sf sslieidD,
and better way, evidently, thaSsfAc
old lady had :ound whose husband ~
wasting under lingering 0issise.
The rector exprsssed : hsps thaf 80
sometimes spoke to him Gf thu fntnse.
Z" d9, indeed, sir. Often aud often ]
wake him in the night. and sayS
Som, John, son litxls thfhks o. tbS
torments ~ is preparing tor yeEssg
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

j the " Utics girls who want their 49,.
to go f5sSs tie ssk,e night thew s s.r
!. pull string At the proper hour. x s,a'
reserses pietur~, on the bach !,
which appear'the words Ten o,c,,s !.
Is my bedtime.'s
This father, who has . dauslsA
given tolate hours when q cr,,.:.
youth sits up and helps her -
them, thought he would try this U,i,.
plan, SO wrote in large character.
! on the back OF hugd portrs;f q c.
washington, this inscriptions..u...
10 O'CLOCK Is sALLIE's Srnxnrr !,
] Then hs Arranged Che plctufD - - !.
when he attached string 10 tie fam
ne could reverse it from his bed cha.
der. But when Sallie entered q.
room al honr latess Der aesthetic ev.
was outraged y >eerving the DOR.
trait of George hanging slightly ont a
plumb, SO to speak, and h , alhain,
:. II. 49, a - 80. s"S
~; so, ,. : "."s s"mo ~ sevsAl.
Sallie was not Utica girl, however
so'she just gent to work and ,eatly
-. -. 'A' .ea'o leaving the !
... ~, 'v-S sna .p'ea,
.wn,,.'.: ~ ,..ue Tow nosss
g. NV .ne. ssksAes,
90 usual 'A'ne ieceiyeo q VISIT iroa
!. 9o'"s NV 'soat.sars
:" w. ..osn.' pat
- . o .'s s.'.s " " "" Ky
''".,' ".a 'e",e. - Jus ac.nyees
m: ~ -" 49,
. "e'o e0p's sos ''.s.' - .ons
oS p'oo'e' WIN 'ne go %
o:. "c'' 'Na' you oya - '
" t'es"v pSs os'Ve seu'
WIG eng - N'' .oua'y seooecH
.o ~. ~ 'A' s"
90 ~ " 80 49, 90
~ ' ~ " -
$50 ~ ."o "Ss' anu We
-, rs !; - 40 . '
- w. 1905 sss
-. :.. " ..es 'oo.a - n.aae'
w az ,n's.'os"''oa ~ n's eye' ~sscs
90 I'",:'' u'st'si,ou uy .ae .s'r mHa
.,;., 'n.nk' Tvs .. 'le.. aeasy
- !. - = - sss .s.s-se
t..,,;.a - =. 80 .S..s
~ anu "A'uen' /" Wa Psea'
- ~. o. ~ ,..', ~. 80 .s gu.
!. s,;a I'D c.. w..ss~-
,,.....;, I. a:..s.
r,.. LII, - -
80 sSs'A
,,,,;uu ~. o.. 900 o..,,: -
r.,, 3D.. rs,,;. - -. -
Mranub;ls the old ra, -. N...,
,g ,or ,hs front J,.or !. go. "a -.
vo.,Id.b. ;n.,av. s,o..,.,,. ,,.,..r.
mo o,ar tho n.r.u... -;,s -. -.
If bis boots to;ins;pr from ~. 100.
rhos.. .o,,.ls nc, c.,i;nn r,or 49,.
and ,b,ntin~ n,ax,e 81. ia ,h,r.
,id;;. w,,rL r;yh, ha o.v. -. ..-;,,s
another pull And George W ao.in g.
,e,l tin. andictce. Then :. ,;.,.s.s.
but be Heard no foo,,ten.--uotbi.S
Du, q peculiar ,ound. ,omssS;.. -
tb. nou,;ng 81 rh.n,r.
,orks
Then he .oycv cra.. ana ,au. =.
string another ierL. c,n.;,, q q =
,uru about with yiolsut sut,.s,nss.,..,
ust as il he was dreadtullv ont = a..
NOR, too. -. -
And still all is ouiet be,ow--erosos
he popping sound. -
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

MT. s. A. Keb, apA old citizen OF
Richland parish, died suddenly OF
apolplexy, lately in passenger car,
just ms the train was about TO leave.
the Delta depot - --
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

Never undertake to fasten a door
with . lock frem soar own head.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21


y The following synopsis .of the
life of the late Jbhn Slidsll. is extract
ed from letter written to the New
York World, from the other side of
the Atlantic, and We copy it to give
the people of this and adjoining ia.
lshes, some idea of the estimation the
envoy Of the s1rcalled Coufederat,.
States tfijoyrd abroad. We never ad.
mired the character OF the man or the
man himself; he originated the war
to sure his own selfish ends, aud one
pf the means he used to- bring about
that result, was the defeat of the nomi
nation OF Douglas, before the Charles
ton Convention. He c0uncell~,l seces.
sion, and urged the then Governor of
Louisiana to immediate action thereon
the result of which assisted the fulfil.
nlent of Mr.. Greeley's pkinhthrom-
denunciatioh Of Southern women and
children:
The rebelllols traitors must he
overwhelmed in the field, and scatter
ed IKE leaves before the angry wind.
Trey must not be permitted u return
to peaceful and eonteiite@i homes, but
must find scaat at their iressde, and
nee PrfrdtiOn III the anxious e, en- of th :,
!aOtlerS, and the rags of the children.
WE hope our liberal SECESSION neigh
i,ors, who swallow this now gilded but
iafeiy bitter pill will have no bad
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

~ Gather still no. and dry.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-09-21

Couldn't Fool Her.-Some ladies'
and gentlemen we're taking a walk
near = Cemetery, when a ghSsv M
peared. They allIran With fhr extep.
non OF one pretty widow, who stood
her ground till thr ghost got ~ her
she then went for the spectre, and
thrashed out Of his Disguise q voting
fellow who merely wanted to friphten
the party. Leading her victim hack
70 the house, the widow cried. Can't
fool mel have seen too many men
IN sheets, in ms tiuhep = = 78s 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-05
By LOUIS D. %DesAUSSURE.

DICE PLANTATION. &C., &C., ON Pom
LII pom River, A. II. Hayward va. John A.
Hassell aud others, D,vlsees OF John Ashe, de.
ceased, a1.', :' csl. 81. @-G >
On THURSDAY, the 10th day Of December. will
he sold In The CITY Of Charlie ton, near the Post.
office, on. Broad street. In obedience 10 an o: der
OF the Court OF Common Pies, ,s;
The Two RICE PLANTATIONS. at the best
Wassle," or ROTTERDAM, - now merged into one
Plantation, 8 tuate In st. Bariholomew's Parish.
tolleton County opposite viii Town, on q large
creek, waters Of Pom Pom River, containing joiut-
ly l049 acres. or which 400 acres are Rice Land,
nnder' bank, (abuut - Of VIII On have been
planted last year1 bounding to the north and
norI Invest BY lands or estate VI Baynard and Ed.
ward BarnwelL to the south on lands OF Mra.
Wayne. and to the east on said creek. On the
place are two small Dwelling uOuses and accom-
mods,ions for negroes.
ATRAoT OF PINE BARREN LAND, on the Pom
Pom River, St. Paul's Farisl,, opposite the .'Will
Town" Plantation, CO 'tainlng lsu acres OF land.
90 ALSO, ~
FIFTEEN TOWN LOTS In the Village Of "Will
TOWN.
ALSO,
The TRACT OF LAND or Island commonly
known as WhoOping Island, on tho Dawhoo
River, Colleton County, containing about 2l7
acres OF land. .h3s 80 {.
Cor ditious-One-third cnsh; balance by bonds
payable Ia three equal successive annual install.
mehts. with interest from day or sale, TO be secnr.
I'd by q mortgage OF tho property. Purchasers 10
pay Tor papers. dec4,6 s.ll,l3 l4.l6.lsl9
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anrnon Balss --3nture Daps. .
By LOWNDES Il GRIMBALL, !,
-nAn.

DEAL ESTATE. AT AUCTlON.-WL.
IL LIAM E. sPARKMAN, ct a., ys. MARY 4:
r SPARKMAM, Administrator OF w. PARK
MAN. ct al-In the Common Pleas for Charleston
Equity. -.
In pursuance or an order OF sale dated.the t1th7
March, 1872, inf heaoovs case, tonne directed BY
the Hon. Il. F. Graham, Judge Of the First OH
cult, I will offer for sale at Pub tc, Auction, az the
Postofice, Broad sire 1. on THURSDAY, the l2th-,
December, 1872. at II O'Clock A. n. ..1.
All that PLANTATION Or TRACT OF hAnV
sltnate. wing and being on Black River. nthea
County q Georgetown and ,S STATE na Of >, 20 mn sr Ga59.
wood. measuring and containing two hundred
and ntty acres o. Rice nd Land d, and Iss. Two 10 t ttSS ana
.bonndinc on one side by Black RiTsr. and on sne
other Side BY Peters Greek, another side BY Land.
the property Of Mrs. Guerard, and another side
f, Terms-one.third In cash; the balance IN three
equal annual instruments, bearing interest from
the day OF sale, the interest on rho whole pfincf.t
nal unpaid payable annually; TO be secured by,af
bond or bonds OF the purchaser and mortgage O,
this property. THOMAS
DOv2l-th4 heiereo. 81
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BY LOWNDES & .GRIMBALL,
INVALUABLE RICE PLANTATION ON

u 6Lox11AC
! W. COMBAHEE RIVER AT AUCTION.
; Walter Blake. Ct 81, VS.. Waller Blake, ~, CT q:
In pursuance OF an order Of sale ~ the ABOVE
lcassee. IN me directed by the Bon. B. +. Graham.
Judge Of the Frat Circuit. 1 VIII offer ior sale q
fPnbiic Auction, at lh- Courthouse, Beaufort. ..
g., on TUESDAY, the 18th daY Of December ls'1'
All ~ G 5Sae PLANTATION or Trac. Of Land, COM
mcnIy known as Ronny ball Plantation, In Beau;
tort County, containing som seyea cen nunofSo
@nTool acres or Rice and Upland. Bounding nortn
on Combahee River: west on Lads now OF lase
late OF Henry Middleton. Esq, south on Lands
now OF lase q Henry y M, ..i,Ssa II Esq ! ,, all q Mn 1Gas
idard,s Survey, traced by O. J.. Baker, Surveyor,
London, Eng. bearing date in July. 1851
Terms-One.fourth cash; balance IN ene,ftwo.
three and four years, the credit OF, the p1rchsse
money TO be secured By the bond, or bonds OF the
purchaser or purchasers. and q mortgage or tie
premises; the bonds 10 bear interest at the rae OF
seven per cent. per annum from the. day OF. SEX,
payable annually, until the whole amount be
paid Pnrchaser:to payReferee for al necessary
papers. .: t,o ..tc, O. ]. SuAOSIyAs.s
nov2l.th.6 Relsreet
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By W. Y. LEITCH 6 r. s. BRUINS,
A~uettoneers. ="
--,-1 AVN . xroTNAy NN1 nuE TNJC NJ

NLEGANT MANSION ON THE LINE OF
~ THE CITY RAILROAD.
Will be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, 10th inst,
In front o, the Postofice. at II O'clock V
That desirable and elegant MANSION. situated
on Wentworth atreet, oae door west OF PHI
street, and now occupied by J. Reid BoVlston,
Esq. This property is advaotsgeously situated,
anu az q residence is unsurpassed for lts conVe-
nIsnce aud accommodations.
The property can be inspectedupon application
to US. ~af.
~Terms-One-thlrd cash; balance In one and two
years, with interest. secured by bond OF the pur.
chaser, mortgage OF the prem'ses. insurance and
assignment OF policy. Purchaser to pay us ior
papers. uecS'tuSns'u4
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anttion sales--futnrs paps.
BY v. Y. LEITCH & r. S. BRUINS,
Auetioneers,

FLEGANT AND DESIRABLE RESI-
w DEECE on Hampstead Park, by order o!
The Executor.
WILDE sold on TUESDAY. 10th instant, at The
east end OF Broad street, at II o. lock,
That large and pleasant RESIDENCE, eltuated
at the corner OF Hampstead Park and America
street, thelate residence Of Thomas DJtterer. Ihe
house Is OF wood, coltaining 8 rooms, besides
dressing rooms and PANTY. HIn the premises are
q large kitch. n, cistern aud well OF water, be,
sides fruit and flower gardens.
i-The Lot measure 1O0iby 1875 reet In de III. 7hlI
properly is advantageous y situated. command.
ing u view or the Park and IA accessible by the
present and now contemplated line OF railways.
Terms ne.ihird cash; balance. with Interest.
eecuredby bond and mortgage and insurance OF
The property. Purchaser paying us for papers.
dacH
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The Days Long Past.

o days long past When night is deep
iYe' Oft wage wat with molly
And to some spectral region lar
Bear the sick soul your prisoner.
Bei6re us in procession slow
The dim, pathetic faces go,
Dying, "Why scoru our weakness thusr
Thy present soon viii be ike US
First-childhood, with rale gold around
Biz 5rows and wisher'd ash-leaves bound,
And In his azure-fade ed eyes
The mofning-star OF Paradise.
First 'aith, with rosy limbs. to whom
God every night was in the room,
And DER our heads babe slumber creep
With touch Of hands more soft than Sleep
F1rst-!ove. with buoyant gestures stilrd,
And eyes OF promise unfuldl'd.
And trembling on his lips the while
The sunset OF the ancient smile.
And other presences between,
And visions rather felt than seen,
With tears upon their garments nem,
So dear, I mag not look on tnem.
Once morekO once morel-But they 60
Silent, nor any love-sign chow.
IknoW the lost are lost; and then
In gloomier gloom night falls again.
IF. I. PGl0raue.
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BY LOUIS D.. ~peSAUSSURE,
Broker, No. 23iBroad Street.

:"ANDSOME RESIDENCE ON EAST
I'LL BAY.-For ssle,Ihe hards me BRICK Res
lDENCE at the southeast c.rner of-East Bay and
Vernon streets, contai0iDg in the hasemeot two
the second story. five roems on the gthlld
story and attic rooms, With water works and gs3
through the houae, piazzas. 3d.. &c klIehenscaf:
rage house. stable. The Lot H.. uIronnded.on
three sides by brlck walls. and measures 81 teet
on East Bay. zoo FEET OIL Vernon street; and abont
81 feet on Washington strt ct. 6sdec2-mthzE
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-05
by LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURf,
RrohsrI Nj "a Rrond Street. a

DWELLING HOUSE ON LARGE LOT.l
IL FOR SALE, the ,TW0-STOHY sW0 DEN
DWELLING HOUSE, No. 80 Cannon street, one
door west NJ Coming street, containing eight
rooms, piazza &C.. Kitchen, carriage house and!
stable. Lot 2OO. feet front, BY IT'S feet deep; 10 csps;;t
ole Of bang sub divided into several lots.
dac2. mfh4 .,'NL. uLtEr " y = -stn1..frarO
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by. LOUIS ID. DeSAUsSURE,

Broker, No. a3 Broad Street.
OOUTH BAY RESIDENCE.-FOR SALE
~ the THREE-STORY WOODEN RESIDEHCE,
On souIhT Bay street. containing seven 9roomssS
pantry. DO, two piazzas. &C., &C. Lot ~ feet
by $50 feet deep-.--
ALSO,
The LOT OF LAND on. Lamboll street, adjoIn.
the above, with two-smsli Houses th. reon.
Lot. SO feet front BY .lA0 feat deep. % dec2 mth4
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By LOUIS d. DesAUssURE,
No. 90 Broad street.

.fyOoD BRICK RESIDENCE ON HAsEL,
;J STRFET-For sale or rent, the substantta.f
butt BRIlK RESIDENCE or the southatideto
Hase. street, east Of Trinity Church, containing 10,
Rooms, 2 PisZzas. Kitchen, Carriage House and,
Stable. Lot ~ feet front by 100 feet deep. HfAGEa
hpol-mthl ..rE!-s t5GNg S:.srr
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By w. Y. LEITCH Il 4. 8. BRUINS,
Aucttoneors. ~ :
ID Es1DENCE No. 8 BEAUFAIN STREET

IN at Auction. north aide.
VIII be sold at Auction on TUESDAY, 10th In
stant, in front OF the PostOflce. at IL O'Clock, =
That Three-story BRICK RESIDENCE, known
as No. 8 Beaufain street. The Residence contains
8 square Rooms. with Dressing Room and Pantry.
ON The premises are spacious 0utbuildings. Cts.
Tern and Well Of good water. Lot measures 80
by l25 feet, moe or less.
Terms-0neihlrd cash; balance in one aud
two years, secured bv bond, with interest, of the
purchaser and mortgage OF the premises. In.
surance and assignment Of the policy. Purchs-
ser 10 pay US for PaDers. decS fuths4 &
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BY w. Y. LEITCHz& r. $. BRU>S,

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, lorH
w instant, at the Post0f1.e, at ii O'Clock,
That la-ge and desirable u on the snuih side
OF Borgard street, between Rutledge avenue and
Slres street, measuring SO feet front, and In
depth 219 feet, more Or Iess.
Terms-Oue:half cash; balance In one year
with ~iuterest. Purcha. or to pay us for papers,.
darh IhRfu3
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-05
By LOUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

1.-TWO SMALL RESIDENCES ON. NORTH
SIDE, OF WENTWORTH STREET, west of
Lynch street.
on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock
O'clock A. NJ, will be sold near the Postoflce, by
order OF the Mortgage, under Iower OF sale from
the Mortgsaer; @. w. 0:ney,
The rw' and. a half story WOODEN RESI-
west OF Lynch, with q Brick Kitchen on premises.
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AND CHARLESTON
~ s~gElssiE NH =I 81. ssf4i' q

rsF.- -. #Hr 'H.a ~
OHIRLIssfoN, June ls, 1879.
on and after AoNDKY, June nth, the Pas
gen9ee. Tfainso nthiB Road will run as follows,
,..t5,sS .. .jS EXPRESS TRAM,
Leave O6siteston daily. ........... ,a.ao p. y.
Arrive as savannah daily e.46 I. q.
Leave savannah daily T.
~ haxieeton daily ......-..~... IA. y.
>" - $50 DAY TRAIN.
Leave CnAtlegton. Sundays excepted. 40 An
Arrive ct Savannah, Sundayaexcepted. a.S0R. H.
Leave Savannah, Sundays excepted II An.
Arrives ct Charleston, Sundays excited. $50 r. n.
Passengsrsf from Charleston by 7.4o A.. n. train
make close connection with Port Royal Railroad
for all Stations on that Road, tSundays excepted J
Freight forwarded daily on through bills Of lad
ino 70 points in Florida and by Savannah line Of
gtsaMstips ~ Boston. Prompt dispatch given to
KaGroadand al as How rates as by any other line.
T~Kka.aonlBale at this ONCE f0r, Beaufort over
Pnrt ROYAL Railroad. G. s. GADSUEN,
Engineer and Superintendent
-InnI&E ; - IA. lHF aH~=n. 80
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Drp Goods, &r.
BENEDICT & CO.,
NO. a76 KING STREET.
-

A decided REDUCTION has been made IN ALL
OUR PRICES, ard we oner Great Bargains to
purchasers In every Department. Our Stock com.
prlses an assortment OF the most elegant novel.
Ties In everything that appertalns to a frst-clsss
Dry Goods Establishmsnt. We mention below
the prices OF only q few Of our Goods:
:. :, -. ti. 80. r
100 pieces ~ N. Y, Mills. yBleached, only 10
CENTS
100 pieces a. wamsutta, Bleached, only 10 cents
s csses ~ Bleached, lax and 10, worth Is and
IS cents
8 cases Double.width Bingham, only lax cents
2 cases lo4 sheettng, only 40 cents
2 bales 81 White Flsunels, 20 cents, worth rs
s bales s 4 White Flannels, % and 80, worth 80
and 40 ceuts
2 cases 1914 White Blankets, only So so
1 case Io4 White Blankets, IS. worth So so
100 pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 ana 81 Is, worth
81 50
80 pieces Fine Cashmere, 81 so. worth 50
l case Plain and Figured Dress Goods, rs cents
Is pieces Fine Poplln, 80 and IS cents
80 pieces Black Alpaca. only so cents, worth 66
Great Reduction In Black Silks
Great Reduction in Colored Silks
Great Reduction In Cloak and Trimming
Velvet
Great Reduction In Valours, SILK Poplips and
Fine Dress Goods
Great Reduction in Mourning Goods
Great Bargains In Ribbons
six.lnch Bash Ribbonronly 81, ell colors
Great Bargains in all the New Shades Of Rib
bons
Great Bargains In Bows, Ties and Six Hand
kerchiefs
Great Bargains In Kid Gloves, (see Business
notices.
Great Bargains in Laces, Handkerchiefs,
Cuas and Collars "'''''
Great Bargains In Jet Sets, Hair Ornaments,
&C., &c. =" a."
Great Bargains in Silk Trimmings, SILK
Fringes' -
Full Lineso OF Ladies' Underwear
Full Lines Of Cents Furnishing Goods.
Full Lines Of Hosiery and Notions
All at Great Bargains.
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By LOUIS D. ~DeSAUSSURE,

Broker, No. % Broad StreeI
GTORE AND RESIDENCE NO. 40 EAST
y BAY STREET.-For: sale-the"STOREsANU
DWELLING, No. 10 East Bay street. opposite
North Commercial Wharf. Lot 81 feet frQnt by
III feet Deep. sa'I dec7 mthl"
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by LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,
Broker,AN No. az Broad Street. ssI.i.2
cyKTOoDEN REsIDBECEelON WALL
w ~SraEEL-Ror s.ls.stha comfortabIa ltWJ
anda half story WOODEN RESIDENCE on brick
basement. No. 70 Wall street: one do Jr south OF
Calhoun street. containlngl seven 70 ms and nn
feet front BY 100 feet deep. ~ .deor-Mth4
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&ailrnars

-.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
lSat sW ps 40 PANY.
CHARLESTON, 8. O., June 8, 1872.
Trains VIZ lasye charleston Daily as lois A. NJ
Arrive at charleston 600 A. N. Mondays ex.
frsin does NOT leave Charleston 500 P. NJ, sum.
DAYS.
Train leaving 1oI5 A. Il. makes through connec-
don 10 New York, via Richmond and Acquia
Greek only, going through In a hours.
Passengers leaving by acc. ]. Train have
choioes * route, via Richmond and Washington,
on ~ P6rtamouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRmkYb by this Train lay oyer on SUNDAY In Bal
timure. those leaving on SATURDAY remain SUN.
DAY In Wilmington, M.
This b the cheapest. quickest and most pleas.
ant route TO Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
west end Noftnweat, both Trains making CON.
necuons az ,Nashington with Western Trains OF
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
4 !: 2saS Engineer and Superintendent.
fP.k UEEAPOR. Gen.TtCtet Agent. maY2l
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anttioneers' ORNATE 8alfs, 81
:'RIL0IHS ID. %UesAHSSURE.

ByLOUIs D. DesABSSURE,
Broker, No. 90 Broad ,strest
old THEATRE LOT ON MEETING
~ STREET.-For Sale, The OLD THEATRE LOT
on Meeting street, measuring 100 FEET front oy 80
iett deep: this lot is situated between the Charles.
ton Hotel and Mills. House. and.ts One OF the most
desirable building lots In the city.
- Z ~ : ~ ALSO IG is1s
TIE LOr0F LAND atihecorra tof Heeting add
Queen streets, measuring So feet front by le6 fest
deep. .EEy:l9I@ !Ct:ls fsir
. THE LOT on west aidetof King street south OF
Queen street, measuring ~ ieet front oy about
no feetdeep. FSls
THE LOT OF LAND on east. side or Counct
street, on the water 100 fest frcnt BY las feet deep
THE LOT OF LAND on west side Of Rut!edge
avenue with TWO smallbrick houses there N and 9
few han ZONE trees. Lot 1oofeet 'front.' 6y.l7eteet
deep. 80, ,y4,2.r decz:mlns4
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BY LOUIS; d. DeSAUsSURE, 81
Broker No. az Broad Street.

HING STREET RESIDENCE NEAR.
n THE B~ATTERY.-FOR Sale, b e1HREE-t
STORY Wo. DEN RESlDENCE. TN b lex base
on east side OF King. atresI. q few dora
from South Battery, contaiuing eight ronms, SWo.
plazzi u, brick kitchen, &c, DC lELot 7sIfees btJ.
$50 feet deep. decZ'nth4
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Road.

A meeting of a number of the corporators
and others interested In this enterprise was
held Augusta on Tuesday. Twenty.elght
hundred shares were represented.
Il was stated that fully one hundred and
nifty Thousand dollars-the minimum amount
required by the charter-had been subscribed,
and that an organization now wonld be legal.
On motion, of General II. G. Butler, those
present Who'deSired to subscribe were Invited
TO do go, when. about one hundred and
TWENTY-FIVE additional shares were taken, the
full value Of each share being twenty dollars
The meeting then proceeded to the election
of q president and q board Of ten directors for
the company; With fhe following result:
President-Major George 7. Jackson.
Directors from Georgia-Hon. Chas. Estes,
Hon. John P. King, Mr. John n. Clark and
Mr.. R.H. May.
From South Carollna-General P. 81. Brad
ley, General N. C. Butler, Messrs. N. z.
Blake, W. Z. Bradley, James A. Talbot and
M:H.Parks.
General Bradley made Q statement Of the
proaresaot and expenses attending q prelim-
mary survey OF the line, which he had been
authorized TO have done, and asked Thai the
meeting take some action In regard to the
same. cg~,@g 49,,
General Butler moved that General Bradley
be authorized u have the survey carried on
until the board OF directors acted In regard TO
the matter. Adopted. Adjourned.