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\ scientific friend, who has beon reading
with great patience an exhaustive treatise
ON the '' velocity Of light, says that he now
knows how it is that his gas bills run up SO
rapidly
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VALUABLE FARM FOR SALE.

June s-wedSsat,d 6weov..ns.ly
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HUNTINGTON
saturday Bulletin
o.
NEW BOOKS.

q { Il 2 Y ,, MT.
pOLLlNGERS TABLES AND Prophecies o.
The middle ases-by Prof. II. B. Smith.
PREMIUMS PAID To EXPERIENCE-by Edward
Gassett.
SOUTH AFRICA-Dayard Tsylors Illustrated Ii
brary o. Travel.
THE LAND OF CHARITY. and account Of Trar-
ancore and lis Devil Worship-hy Rev. Samuel
Matcer.
THE HARREY'S-hy Henry kingsley
TRY CRACOW. and the Carpathians-hy Alex
buddhism. u mo cloth illustrated.
THE LITTLE SANCTUARY and Other Me,iilations
by Alexander Raleigh. u. D.
Oct 5-.i3tEw=
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THE WHEAT FIELD OF AMERICA
HEALTHFUL CLIMATE, FREE HOMES, GOOD
Markets.
THE NORTHERN PACIFIC RAIL
ROAD offers for sale its Lands in Central and
Western Minnesota, embracing ]. The best Of
Wheat Lend :. Excellent Timber for the MIL, tho
Farm and the Fire. ,. Rich Prairie Pasturage and
Natural Meadow, Water by clear Lakes and run
ming streams-in a healthful climate where Fever
and Asue is unknown.
GRAIN can be shipped hence by lake to market
as cheaply as from Eastern lowe or Central Illinois
Cars now run through these lands from Lake super
ior to Dakota Price OF Land close TO track $50 70
YEARS CREDIT! Warrantee Deeds Northern
Pacific s-5O BONDS. now selling al par, received
for land at sl.l0. No other unoccupied Lands pre-
sent such advantages to settlers
SOLDIERS under the New Law March, l572l
get I6O acres FREE, near the Railroad, by one and
two years residence.
TRANSPORTATION At REDUCED
RATES furnished at all principal points East to
purcha scrs Of Railroad Lands. and TO Settlers on
Government Homesteads. Purchasers, their wifes
and children CARRIED FREE over the Northern
Pacific road. Now Is the tine for Settlers and Colo
ME. to get Railroad Lands and Government Home
stesds close to the track.
Send for PAMPHLET containing full Information,
man. and copy OF New Homestead Law. Address,
LAND DEPARTMENT, NORTHERN PACIFIC
RAILROAD, ST. PAUL. MINI, OR % FIFTH
AVENUE, COR. 9TH STREET,
NEW YORK
June s-wedS sat, d3weov.!ns.ly.
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From the ST. Adams Messenger Of Sept 2sth we
Medical Society, at its seini-annua meeting on the
2ith ult.
ResoiUeG, That this society looks with favor upon
the prospect Of endOw.ng Proiessorship and estab-
fishing Scholarships for the Medical department o.
the University Of Vermont, and that it viii use it,
influence to induce the State Medical Society % act
Evorably and promptly on the subject
State papers please copy.l
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BURLINGTON AND VICINITY.

SuPPLEMENT.-ln order to make room for
the very lengthy oa.cial statement of the
managers Of the Vermont Central Railroad;
and other interesting articles relating there's
to, we have been compelled to issue a sup
Flement this week. In the supplement will
be found over nine columns of choice read
ing matter The Official statement of the
Vermont Central managers viii be found on
the fourth page. to which We would call es-
pecial attention.
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sANROEN Il EARR,
MARLBORO HOTEL,

as.. WASHINGTON STREET. BOSTON. 22s
". II. SANB0RS,
OfAmeriean Evuse, Montreal.
J. ID. PARR,
Late Of American Hotel, Burlington.
Sept 7-d&wsw
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- For Coughs Bronchitis and consumption In
+ early stages, nothing equals DR.. Pierccs Golden
Medical Dscovery.-sl5 w6sat
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The roof is on Shepard 4 Davis big new
brick mill at the ioot Of College Street.
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ETHAN ALLEN (.
BURLINGTON, VI,

Lake Champlain is higher this fall than
1t has bssn at this season for many years
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OE.rH OBJ PRoF. JoHN b. PERRT.-Ne are
panied To- learn Of the death Of Prof. John
B. Perry, which took place on Thursday at
his home in Cambridge. Mas. Prof, Perry
was a son Of the late Daniel Perry Of this
Town. lie graduated from the University
IN 1871, in the same class with Dr. II. IL.
Atwater, Judge Carolas Moves and G. g.
Benedict, Of this city. lie was pastor Of the
Cons. -egational Church in swanton for sew
erol yea r., -absalutly became associated
with Pros Agassjz in the department Of
Paleontology If Harvard Museum at Cam
bridge, and agar ago accepted the Pro-
fessorship of Geology in Obsrlin College.
After several months Of arduous labor Mt
Oberlin, he returned to his home at Cam
bridge, a month ago, much wem BIZ over
work, was Frustrated with typhoid feyer. and
died as above. His age was 4G years and 10
months lie was a man Of sterling charac-
ter and Of eminent scientific attachments.
and will be sincerely mourned by all who
knew him. His remains will be brought to
TINS city for interment to-day, arriving by
The O'Clock train this afternoon. and will
DC borne at once from the depot to the To-
s'isi street cemetery for intermsnt.
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The hickory nat, butternut and chestnut
crops are very large this year
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REMARKS.

Cattle-Northern cattle less numerous this week
considerable more than One-hali Of arrivals were
young stock but in fair flesh For good oxen stall
leu and 1-year old steers, butchers paying from
10 &c fb advance ON dressed weight and spirited
call For ordinary grades there is not any change
ana the trade j. less active. Houghton Wilcox
sold ID wilcox steers to Thomas & Sawyer ut 10; Y
70 dress VT l. Hastings sold choice oxen to Mr.
Allers-n at lleSib dress VT, home VT 3i01 rs 10
dress 90 lbs each at leeRib; also 4-year steer at
lVtcPio- l. Fowler sold - cows. heifers and bulls
IN lot, at 81 2 head. b Dow sold oxen, to dress
100 lbs each, at llcRib dress VT; fyear old steers
10 dress oV rs each, at l0cSb, dress w.t. at &C 2
10, dress VT
Sheep and Lamds-Rcccpts $50 head. Nearly
800 head were Canadian, wei fItted and just what
Is wanted for city trade. Dealers were asking big
figures early for their lambs but butchers were oh
stinate, and only partial advance on medium and
ordinary grades. 4 hard matter TO force prices
when the mutton trade is dull in the city. Select
lots from 70 &c 2 IL higher. ]. B. Sargent sold 10
lambs average ;, lbs, at &c 2 b. GEORGE ". Brow
nell sold - head, mostly lambs. agera % - TBS at
sc Y n l. Fowler sold 50 lambs, average 10 rs,
AT sic :. 10
Poultry--Liye Poultry supply light. Several
crates changed hands at prices not t. exceed last
weeks figures. We quote hest lots Of Chickens at
leic 2 n fair lots at lt.c 2 b good fowl, l6i =
ID ordinary lots, Ice I, 70 ; poor, l5ic 2 h.
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NOTICE.
FOR SALE.

FOR SALE.
FIFTY PrEE FLOODED. SPANISH MERis0 SHEEP.
rI'O AM one DESTROYS Of purchasing from sound,
i healthy flock to breed from or to keep for a
series Of years this is % the lest oi chances rs
there nster has been any disease among rsHs- The
most of them are HAWNOND stock, amt warrant
or their pedigree will be gived II desired. part or
the whole Of the above number VIII be s2id 70 SUIT
purchaser. , hAhtlSON VI. NiLas
Cnlchester oct. ;. Isl2-W3t
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HEADACHE.-There are various causes for head
ache. rs arrangement OF the circulating system Of
the digestive organs, Of the nervous system, &c.
NEGETlNE can be said to be a sure remedy for the
many kinds Of headache, il acts directly upon the
various causes Of this Observation-Disclosures In
digestion, Costiycness, rheumatism, Neuralgia
BilioGsness, &c. Try the Ne-etne. You will never
regret H. wilt
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" all Kinds and qualities Tor Geutiemen. Boys La
dee AID Misses Good .Ools Al low prices.
EDWARD BARLOW,
No. 10 Church Street.
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By invitation DR. Chandler, one OF the
oldest physicians in the state. being In his
eightieth year. read an excellent paper on
the history of Homeopathy. The remarka-
Die energy of this father in medicine. his in
terest in everything new in the profession.
though he has now ahand1udei its practice,
is of great moral worth o. his younger a--1-
ciaJc-. 4 vote of thanks was extended To-
DR. Chandler for his interesting essay.
DR. +. :. Peck was appointed q delegate
to the State Medical Society at its annual
meeting at Montpelier ON the 9th inst. nr-
Perrin Of Essex, and Bartlett of Milton
We're appointed delegates to the next session
OF the Franklin County Medical Society.
The following ticket Of officers for the en-
Suingyear was unanimously elected pre~i-
dent. L. c. Butler of Essex. Vice Presidents.
\. ID. Tagcrt Of ShelbIrn. and !. e.. Harmon
ofWestf0rd; Secretary G. VI. Ferrinof Essex.
Treasurer. j. G. Cramton of Nino1~ki
Executive Committee, Z. :. Peck, a. p.
Grinnell of Burlington, and j. ii. Richard
son of Wiu0o>ki.
The last order Of the session was the an
nual address by the President. After com
plimenting the Society on the success of tho
past year in the fullilmeut of appointments
for discussions and essays, and abiding in
proper terms t. the losses hy death and re
moyal of Il number ofits best men.the Pre-i-
dent enlarged on the benefits of the orgaui-
ation To its members. and thei- constItu-
entS. and suggested new methods of inye~ti-
CATION Of disease. whereby new interest
might be infused into the deliberations of
the Society \ vote of thanks was extend
eli to Dr. CranGall for his suggestive and
well prepared address.
Thus closed one of the most profitable -e~-
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Special Notites.

HAS CURED DEAFNESS
RIFE R9FS S cFRF INA clT AI8
Tor cure 81 t'- Test sample FOR - et.J by mail.
DR.. +. T. HYATT.
Sslt i--Wiw 9i6 G-Ini Street, New York.
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DRUNuERs. ATTENTION .

By calling at the Well-kn0un Mus C Store men
TONED below you may inspect your !avorts instru-
ment, Ia plenty and variety, and procure
DIR MS,
now in request. - lead Political and ether process
ions Also for sale, one Of the largest and finest
ass0rtments Of
BRASS INSTRI MENTS,
by the best makers. als1 the best Vioiins Guitars
Flutes fie. C1nccrtinas in fact ALL instruments
IN common use, with STRINGS, and all other
things needed 10 renew and repair instruments and
a full stock " MUSICAL MERCHANDISE.
JOHN C. HAYNES CO.,
% COUET STREET, Opposite the Court House,
Oct 3-doodGwtf Boston.
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Confinement Of Sane Men In Insane Asylums


As considerable interest has been awak-
end in the community, and the Stake at
large, by the cases of Col Stockton and Rev
Mr.. Shaw, and also by the proposed investi-
CATION of the State Asylum for the Insane at
Brattleboro and as there may be a feeling
IN the mind Of some persons that the con-
inement Of a sane man in a Hospital for the
Insane Is not rare occurrence, it may not
be out of place for me to refer such persons
to two articles that were published in the
Aflantic Monthly in 1865.
The first, in May, was by L. Clarke Davis,
an eminent lawyer in Philadelphia, and is
entitled g Modern Lettre de Cachet. "
The second, published in August, is by DR..
Isaac Ray, and is review of the first In
these two articles there is very thorough
discussion of the whole subject of the ale
ged illegal confinement of the sane and the
insane, and As such they will be of interest
to the general public
DR.. Ray is person Of great experience
in the care of the insane, having been
connected with various hospitals for
more than forty years. He is the au
thor Of the standard work on the iuris-
prudence of insanity; he was also Chairman
Of a committee appointed by the g Associa-
ton of Superintendents of North American
Hospital for the Insane - to prepare gen
eral law for regulating the position of the
insane, which it proposes to recommend for
adoption in every State in the Union.
In the article above referred to, he says
&c Of all the bugbears conjured up in these
latter times to Brighten grown people from
the course pointed out by true science and
true humanity, it would be hard to find one
more destitute Of real substance than the
alleged practice of combining sane persons in
hospitals for the insane We have yet to
learn Of the first well authenticated case in
this country and We have heard the same
thing asserted by others, whose professional
duties have enabled them to be well inform
ed on this subject. Although this does not
prove the impossibiIity Of such an abuse, it
certainly does prove that it must be an ex-
ceelingly rare occurrence S.W
Burlington 'Oct. :. 1872
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Mr. Benjamin D. Emerson, who died at
his residence IN Jamaica Plains, Mass. on
TUESDAY. lef am estate valued at about
S250,o0o, and hi, viii gives the bulk Of the
property to religious and educational par
poses. 70 Dartmouth College he give
sloo.O 900, and considerable sum is left to
establish library in his native town. lie
was graduate If Dartmouth. an Oh school
teacher and one oc the pah!isher- of Emer-
IN. Arithm-.l..
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Commercial.
WATERFOWL UNION LIVE STOCK
MARK T-0CT :.

Prices OF Market Beef-A Tow choice, $40 Oj0I0 IL;
extra, 50 504lO 80; first quality 81 Olze az second
quality, s. 0095 Is; third quality, 81 5Olp5 80.
Prices of Store Cattlc-Working Oxen y pair So,
81 70 sd 500 Mich Cows and Calves. from s}OlD
GO; extra, s65acS7 Farrow Cows s9Ofg3. Yearliugs
none Two year old, none Three year old none
western Fat Swine-Live, - Northern Dressed
Hogs, &c Pib.
Prices Of Sheep and LaIlbs-Wool Sheen. 6.zes;cY
u sheared Sheep, 5flSc Pib Spring Lambs 5spsI
eEib; Veal Calves, s. slGl6 o..
Prices Of Hides, Tallow and Skins - Brighton
Hides, N s.eYib Tallow, 81 96cYb: Country
Hides, scRib Taliow, 51j;cPib Calf skins Is6Dj0
tYb Lamb skins, 75c9sl % each Sheared skins
SIC each; Dairy Skins 81 % each
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The human system, so sensitive, delicate and ten
der, should be handled with the greatest OF care
when depressed by kidney bladder and glandular
diseases, diabetes gravel mental and phi ysical de-
hity, female irregularities. and maladies caused
hy ntcmpcrance loss Of vitality, youthful iudiscre-
tion- and imperfect digestion Administer SNOLAN-
DEE's BuCnu and you will be relieved II is a stom-
achc and tonic. we'll as q diaphoret.c deohstru-
emit, alternative d.uret.c and solvent
l5-tcUlKwlr
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n ......,-..-
RIemo<D Brrnn MARkrr. Oc4. sra
The market wa, active for both butter and
cheese. 1900 boxes If cbes-, offered and sold
at : 10 BE. for farm a,iri.-: -are and fac
t,rv. - To- tl.. 200 trb- or batter sid
st - q, Boz. som, choice t,l.- for b..
me 80 '''' i"o Gown %,
''.'- ~. -, ~" .'''' anu
,, '' -"'
nlI, -. We - 80, ', ,,'l.
- ''''-' '- , - ''.'' '.' I
.,-,.,. ~ ''.'.' m. ',
,''''-,- ~ '''' We ''''
Charles Marshall of Daxbury, wi, has
been iuGrm in health, and Supposed TO be in
-',' '''''' '.,' , 80 ,'i'l ,o',,'' =.
i.t '''..' go, y.
nay '"'"
l ''''' '',5 '.''' ~ "
Friday ml,aias Ga. train from North
Bennington RAINING T., State Lin, 80 con-
nee, with III, Tr.van5 Boston tram. ran
ia., freight train standing on the track
al the Inc The engine was badly SMASHED
up- Thee % the collision was that the
one Injured
n..,
A'''"'.'l' ''''@ H''''''' '' ''''.''.'
WINE using IL -,Aa-l i-a'"'' 1' n'I''g' >
''" ''',''s iI'.''9 -ii'''','7' '.'''i '''
lnu'nD ana lore AHs .'S ''' '.'' ''i' manu-
taken OH ana me ii'i4 niger more o' .'''
ln1..'','.'' HIS "'''''.'' " FTP i'' '' IT.
Zee ! L ''i''.
NEW STORE, lN BeIsr.l.-Daks. FAIR
DC Co.. have moved their goods. and ara now
nj, 6;,i..c ~, b.r. L..r .....,,,,ino
-, -.....,. .;...
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n. -.
'' ..'
Real E>1ArE.-Bi~hop DoGoe-hriand has
purchased a5aut fourteen acres Of land. that
..-.;.n.r ~. s.,.,- ...-..-.,.r,. .,,, I,.,-v,l.
,r.rr. r-,,, +b. go or n r stacy.
the price being $1,000 Per acre We un-
derstand that the OathoIit~ propose u erect
hn' bniiiins thereon 40 " cosy OF a''u'
S'o,o''' ana remove 'iere ''' ! ''' '.'''''',
sp..-l..-... ,..l..t.,- ..-.r.--,. .r.s. or5
Pearl Street il1a-e-"Ill DE sold
The i,,-.-,reus3- in tie C.r.-, Green
and g-.,1.3. E. very p,ri..,LIe Sine, tho
.,l'a7.l ...l,...... Tram. and ,,,,rr,,r.-,-
..I.t-.i.t .-.'i...-,..,........',.-, - ~, e,.
,rn. anl r,a,,I.- o,-,,,r f., ,nrcb Greater
-. H.. Jaw, l..;o.- d-,;r.3
and ",Ie-,,;., ;.,,,7-,r.l AND Il pe,Is only
D., r,,3er,t p, ,v,spiitr-, II, make the college
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bic and experienced, and there seems to be
no good reason why the new corporation
should not prove equal to the highest antic-
ipations of success
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IfsNRr II. DAyIS
CHAs. i. MINER, Commute
HIRAM WALKER,

The trGmpets arc Of the best quadruple
plate on white metal; the mouth pieces and
bells are gold lined, and tho bodies covered
with rich chasing. Each piece bears the
insriDtion
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By ". Y. LEITCH 6 :R. s. BRUINS,

nEsIRABLE BUILDING AMI, GARDEN
IL LOTS, highly Improved and planted With.
Fruit Frees In the upper portion ofthe city;l si1
sQn THURSDAY, 8Lhi Februnry aext, VIII. Re Sold
at Public Aucti d, at the Poatonce,, corner OK
Broad street and East Bay caarlestonI Sol atl
II al Grless ssst AM certain PIECE p, rAa6FI
LAND with the Bnildiugs thereon. 1ate lytn4o
and being in the Yillsgff Of fRamCs lartes1
ton Neck, In the State Aforesaid. IN Ward no
on the south side of Blake street. measuring ana
containing In front on Blake Strett oGe hnndreh
feet, more or less; n-depth from north 70 south,
two hundred feet. ntre or less, and on 'the,bace
or south line one hundred feet, more or less; but
ting and bonding TO the north on Blake atEeett
to the west on Land OF John g. GaLeW. 70 the eeast
on Land " 3. D. Enstonf the satd krantor1 1andto
the south on Land OF NOW or late Of the esS2teof
Thos. n. Gadsden, deceased. sIz.5S,-y, b.
~ = IT. ALSO, u . I5ift t>sf5snn
AL that LOT OF LAND situate lyiug, and ddbsipe..
north OF the Public Mall In that part or the c1tY
6f Charleston, State aSdresaid, known dis HaiAp1
stead measuring inIfront sixty 100 feet, she leWa
on the back line. and IN depth two hundred 1901
feet be the said dimensions more or less; bJunds
ing to the north on Land Of O. II. FuImaH, casa
on Lands Of - Ea.on, west on, Land OF ". 3. j
Gadsden, and south on the Public Man. ~ -
TermsSOn6thirt Cash; .palancer hi two sequM
annual instalments, with interest npm day, OF
sale, o be secured BY bond or bonds Of pufcnR4ef
and mortgsgeo or 'premiseSs Purchaser 70 pay for
1872. jap29, ,feb2,6,8
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CLUBS AND STARs-Jacob Robinson, lodged
on suspicion Of having stolen seventy-lve dol
lars in currency from Mr.. A. seeberger, No
3 Market street, was remanded for further ex
animation. =
Samuel Brown, arrested for fighting and
cutting Mat Fraser on both elbows with a
knife, In McBride's lane, was turned over to
trial justice for prosecution.
Jaw, who was found sleeping, W ithoat per-
mission, on the premises of q lady on East
Bay, and arrested for trespassing, was a.
lowed to depart in peace.
A man and woman, whose powers of loco
motion had been taken away by their pota-
lions, fell into the hands of Clubs and Stars,
and after night in quod paid one dollar
apiece for their entertainment
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay will sell at IL o'clock, at No.
As Wentworth street, contents Of grocery and
hardware store, furniture, &c.
Leitch & Bruns will sell at II o'clock, near
the Postof1ce, real estate.
]. Drayton Ford will sell at II O'Clock, at
the Postof1oe, real estate.
A. C. McGlllivray will sell at IL O'Clock, at
the old Postofice, real estate.
Stefftns, Werner & Ducker will sell at 9
O'Clock, at their stores, butter, bellies, &c.
Wardlaw & Carew will sell at = O'Clock, at
the Postotflce, securities.
Henry Cobla & Co. will sell at half-past 9
O'Clock, at their store, hams.
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THE COUNTY REPUBLICAN CoNvENTIoN-No-
tice Is given in another column by R. q. Cain,
chairman for Charleston County, that the Re-
publican voters will meet .onshe 18th inst, at
the places designated, to elect delegates to a
county convention which meets In this city on
the 18th, for the purpose of electing delegates
to the State convention which assemblies in
Columbia on the 10th. This call takes the place
of that issued by R. B. Artson, which, in con-
sequence of an irregularlty, will be with
drPWn
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN AND TRUST Con-
PANY.-At the annual election for eighteen
directors OF this company, held yesterday at
their hall, No. II Broad street, the following
gentlemen were chosen to serve for the ensu-
ing year: Geo. 5. Cameron, VIM. c. Bee, A. 8.
Johnston, W. B. Williams, E. q. Frost, B. D.
Lazarus, VIM. Lebby, Geo. L. Bulst, G. G.
Memminger, VIM. L. Webb, 81. d. DeLeon, A.
P. Caldwell, J. T. Welsman, B. O'Neill, J. G. b.
Claussen, J. NJ. shackelford, VIM. j. Middle
ton, E. Waljen.
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By,R. NJ. MARSHALL 6 BRO,


DEFERE.E'Sd SALE ;,.y,s sf4 !,
~. Executors OF fJ0HN a.. Tucker, deceased,
against the Devsefs and Legatees Of j., Hs
By, virtue Of q decree made ID this easss ~
the Honorable R. r. Graham; Judge Of the fitSs
Clrcnlt Will Offer Tor sale at public IAucuonS
atihe Old Postofnce, at the foot OF Broad street.
II I6cIock:A- II. u. ,...:,l ...:a y::H.,s .tfsH
The following REAL ESTATE, situate in George
town County, belonging TO the Estate OF the late
John b. Tucker, to wlt:9 ,a4.s:1 ca t,..,af
The PLAHTAT ON known aa VIII Brook; also,
the Plantation known as Itchneld; also, the
Lands on sandy Island; also, the Plantation
known as GLENN re; also; the Plantation known
as Holly Grove; alEo the Plantation known aa
Morelahd. - +' ~ ~. :
A. more accurate description OF, these Planta.
tions will be given In o tutur. advertisement,
Terms-0pe third cash; remainder In one; two
and three years; toee secured BY bond or bonds ..
seven per cent. per AnnuIa, payable Annually,
nom the d ~ Of bale, and NOR gage OF the prop~
erty purchased. Purchaser TO- pay Referee tof'
papers and stamps. 3 ~
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-02-06
Meetings This Day.

Friendship Lodge, No. 4, Knights of Pythias,
at7P. NJ.
Freundschaftsbund, at 8 P. N.
Journeymen Mechanics Union, at half-past
Z P. NJ.
Hook and Ladder, No. 1, at half.past P. NJ.
Marion Rifle Club, at half past P. N.
Adger Rifle Club, at half-past 7 P. NJ.
Delta Lodge Of Perfection, at P. NJ.
Hbernian Society, at P. NJ.
Pronptitude Fire Company, at 2. M.
Vigilant Fire Company, at P. NJ.