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E;.aGiAo%iAt3 or ESTEEM 70 n!Q!.T r.,
Bls'IU? G!Du0S9.--A number of i.d:cs ana
gol.tl".4cnmctinth e basement OfSr Th5l..>'.
tCathG!l.) church last evening t,l. the ln1r
pc SO e presenting some token OF thci" 6
teen t. Eight Rev. James Gibbons, I'ica.
) pG-.o.!c OF North Carolina, on tito oCea:iS,
Of Iii, departure for nicinaoEd. 'the pre-
sen!a. which were Il beautiful silver service
consisting o! >alvcr, pitcher. auI goLlrts, To-
;-cthcr witt. Il marble clock aid huntisoM,
mantle ornaments, were rendered to til,
Bishop Mr.. L. ". herchner making tht
presentation aidrc-, in behalf oi tlo icuno
Catholic Friends Society end It. Thomas.
church in 4 neat and appropriate manner
during which he referred 70 the ilED0itan
| work which had been accomplished for t!it
Church during the four years OF lis rev:
dcncc here, and concluding by assuring tn
Bishop that lie would e..rrv with him tht
hest wishes Of his congregation and friends
in this place and their earnest prayers !or III,
future happiness. wherever il may hereafter
| please Heaven t. cast his lot.
The Bishop responded il beautiful ana
touching impromptu address, which W..
| characteristic Of the man, ard the words d
which found their way 10 the heats Of II
present. He C0ucludad ~ stating that h,
would leave them all that has been a"ctln!H
lated here III the l,'st four Yeas, taking 10
thing but his trunk, but that he would carry
with him what he esteemed more prccloti.
than ali-yiz., the affections Of his people
and an humble consciousness Of having don;
his duty to the best OF his ability ITjiGliAg
tor Star, October ~.
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Chicago celebrated the first anniversary o.
it, great fire most clliraccristical!y. No
sackcloth, no ashes, hut Il procession, brass
andS, newspapers il rebuit Offices and with
SiXtecn-page supplements, old firms ta!;in"
possession Of new trade palaces, and the
| Board Of Trade formally Installed III II mag
| nificeut building that outshiilrS il splendOr
| the one which went down in the great IRE OF
1871. This is the way Chicago commerce.
rates gu event which would nave wiped Oft
almost any ether city i'll the wcrld.-NeU
York Tribune.
Father Ryan, the Mobile '.poet priest;
according to q New Orleans critic, is this
styie Of Il man The sunshine Of all the
good and noble qualities thai a:c 30 often
uncQually divided out between men seem all
| to have met in perfect concord iii lis heart,
throwing out their radiatinc light through
his kindly features. Ills silken, auburn hair
falls in tresscs Il young gir' might envy 10"
down on either cheek, while he Wears the
usual garb OF the priesthood"
Henri Rochefort has received tie large
sum Of G2 600 from II London publishing
house for the English Translation Of his e His
tory Of the Second Empire" The principal
feature Of the work is n detailed biography
Of the ex-Elupre-s Eug"nie prcyioi. To her
marriage to Napoleon III.
Rev. S. Guitcau, minister Of the Presby-
terrain Church, well known aud highly
esteemed, died on Thursday, in the seven
teth year OF his age. He was for many years
connected with the Maryland Tract Society.
Baltimore san.
Old Daniel Drew sat in q "corner" eating
an Erie pie. He put in his thumband pulled
out plum, and he found 1t Detted little
over million dollars, Daniel isa good boy,
and particularly fond OF corners.-- Chicago
Post.
IA. Froude, the historian, and Professor
Tyndall, the physicist, have arrived in New
York,
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what sssa " E1aes szoass COSTS essa

The Cincinnati Commercial publishes the
following table. showing progressive eypen.
aiture In keeping up the establishment OF
the President from the beginning OF the cen-
tufy to the present year. The items included
under each administration are what has been
appropriated for furniture, repairs, fuel. at
PENDANTS, Presidential grounds and green
house, fences, stable, and contingent ey-
pca-cs. Ii docs not include, under any
administration, the appropriations for the
Presidents secretaries or clerical service or
Any kind:
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TELEGRAPH INJuSCIIOE CASl.--t'hc Macon
Telegraph says the case Of the. Western
Union Telegraph Comian? and the South
western Railroad Company Is. the Southern
and Atlantic Telegraph Company, which was
carried 10 the Supreme Court OH tho rcfusa
OF Judge Colcto grant ~ injunction restrain
ing the latter company from erecting IL
wires along the right Of way Of the south
western railroad, has bccu decided hy the
supreme Court, whic! icN erscd Judge Cole
decision.
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Dr.. De LEON AND TIE TEDCGA- %It1.--IE
the notice Of the death Of Dr. lie Leon, Ia:c
Of the Confederate service, i lew lines H.
cusing tie deceased Of cruel treatment to
Onion soldiers 1t AuGcIsUnv!!o were mad.
yertcntly inserted. ,tia notice having beer
copied from northern print iiiinical to iht
South. We have good reason 10 believe that
DR.. De Icons treatment Of Tie sick soldiers
in the Federal army who I'LL under his clre
was emncntly humane and praiscWouhy.-
S.,r YOrl. Herald
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The Shenandoah Hcrdid says: Mr.. Quhy,
Of this county, called Al our office last Mon.
day aud exhibited beautiful piece Of mar.
bio which had hecn taken from n quarry on
lis farm. Ii was beautifully polished. lie
has sent it TO Richmond to he exhibited at
the State Fair"
William J. Nelson, Esq, one Of the City
The Right Rev. Bishop Wilmer, Of Louisi-
mia, !iIlcd The pulpit OF ST. Stephens church,
Cupcper, last Sunday.
Dr.. y. i. Pratt. Professor Of Chemistry In
Washington and Lee University, has entered
upon his duties.
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BRANDING AND T.TToolSo SoLDrEns.-lt
has been ut last decided that "t shall he lille
gal TO brand, mark, or tattoo on he body OF
any soldier by sentence Of court-martial."
The date of this enactment is June6, 1872,
and We leave the reader to wonder why that
party which has so pcrsistently wept over
and traded in the ilagellaton OF hypothetic
southern blacks has only just now, as it
were, awakened to the crying enorinity OF
c,appng a red-hot branding iron on the
uuiycring flesh of soldier Of the United
States army.-Nep York World.
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Co1o>!uHC NroGo NorEEs.-Last week
Colonel u. G. Hartman, who in face is not
unlike his brother, Major J. \. Harman. a
prominent Republican OF Augusta, went
down 70 HarriSunt'urg on business. Going
along tic street he MRS accostci by negro
he had never seen before, and the following
conversation en>ued:
Cutlee "W'isy, M&jor, how is you. Glad
to scc you down here"
Colonel Iiarman How do you do"
Cuilrc You don't rcco!icct me. | was
in the Convention at Richmond with YOU"
Colonel Hartman: "Qh, yes. Well, why
amt yoH III Pennsylvania :"
Cutlcc: An. Major, Pm gwine dar TO-
morrow. Dey done give me ES,Oand my cN-
p,n>cs."
Colonel uarIran: "Why, yon ought to
haye more than that
Cuace: "Oh, I'm gwine TO get more fore
I'm done. I'm gwinc TO set house arter
Il while" Stanton THaicdt0r.
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Greeley % rhe Young srea.

The following are the concluding para.
graphs Of Mr. Greeley's address before the
Maryland Agricultural Society on Thursday
hold that millions Of seres RIGHT about
| us which have never yet yielded to civilized
| man any crop but tsre-wood Of charasa may
! lie probably cleared o! it, mainly stunted,
struggling trees and bushes forthwith. mad,
10 produce slnh worth per acre Of i0uu neyl
year, aud every year thereafter, giving en-
doyinent and subsistence 10 hundreds CT
| thousands OF workers, and that larger a. wei!
as >uTcr profits ma: thus &c realized tnan b,
mining for gold IN Arizona or hunting Tor
whales alons the coast Of Alaska.
II this be true, is it not truth or decided
fmpoitanccF Our cities are nrercrowicT..
Nc have zoo many merchants, too mIny
lawyers, too many brokers. We DO not lac!:
! capital, but our wealthy nien know by sad
| experience thai to lend is often TO lose--tlIa;
those WHO seek 10 borrow on farm mor:-
"aScS arc almost never rendy to repay.
urge them not TO lend, not 10 speculate, but
10 apprentice their SONS TO the very best 81!
our farmers, rub up their own knowIedgc Of
agriculture, hire the best forcmcn they can
md, and resolve to hccome farmers while
abiding gentlemen. Let those who already
own fertile wild land improve it; lei those
vino DO not own, juGic!o,Sly buy and let
| each cautiously feel his way, destroying no
timber without careful consideration, bu
planting with choice forest trees every
acre that X not soon 10 be brought
under tiIlage. and 90 proceed care
fully, obscryantly. thoughtlnIIv. to the
full measure Of that Intelligent activity
WHICH, backed By adequate capital.
rarc!g fails il any worthy pursuit, and ncyct
IN turlDInp tEr, il pni eva.
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Mr.. Fair is said to have captured rich
California miner. Her former experiments
were with persons past the age Of discretion.
Chief Of Police Mc'Tilliams, of jersey
City. uHder indictment for completely in the
burglary vt the First National Bank of that
city, and who gave hail in :>20.D00 to appear
.Jr trial, i, believed! 10 have lied.
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TuE0wE rGaM 4 BvGGG.-Gcor"e y. Cor
d1i, Of Winchester. Va, and Dr.. Colt, while
out driving l'cw days ago in Georgetown,
were thrown from their buggy on Bridge
street, and M. Gordon falling OF his head
was badly hUlt. The Doctor cscaled without
iuiury.--- Winchester TtutCs.
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-A:sia:>CN. $UouYI>,.--A young sou o;
". i.je,ar,7, "a English settler, ncar Ecs-
wick, in thi- count. Whcn o;ll shooting last
M,ril, while dragging bis &uu through Il
patch .. Drici', exploded II. iuii:c,inG s1r.ou-
iinI;y, uhul., lis face and mead. Fears are
entertained tins h. viii lose one OF his eyes
.au}iCucrii'c CiTonicip.
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SUPERINTENDENT OF THE STANTON Schools.
Nr. Spencer Coleman, Il native OF SpOtsylya-
nl county, Il graduate Of the University OF
Virginia, ana hate ussistnn! 10 the principal
Of tie Baptist Female Institute here, has
bccn elected Superintendent Of the City
Schools Of >taunton, in place Of Mr.. William
=. JOHNSON, resigned. SLGau!os TlaGiqator,
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PRrCoCQrs PoLITlclA&. - Robert Carter,
aged nine months, in.unt son 81 OR worthy
Sheriff, J. Il. Collie, Esq, spoke his first
word FoT day ugo, pr0nouuciDg the name
Of TIC next plcs.daul, I" Greeley" He Is evi.
denuS on The right line, though commencing
sariy - Chatham ICiLauc.
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~iR;1ls AcclorHr.--Mis. Silsan Silrrs, liz
III. near tho Letd % K"rr's creek, in this
county. ;ril from IN apple nee last Wctincs-
lay auu jli>!"catrl and broke her thigh. and
was otherwise niNr2l.-L"rinq.on Gazette.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1872-10-12

Judge James Buckley, Of Brooklyn, who
was reeertly indicted for drunkenness while
on the bench, died suddenly on "Wednesday
night.
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rNi>rr'L Atc!rrNr.-un Friday NIGHT la.
Hear spring Hin. while lir. isaac :. Fisher,
merchant, was weighing some powder Il
.I1'ii lrol! ii@Erd cigar in his uIouth tel!
;u.u il, causing. an explosion which seriously
damaged The Yong gent!cD&n>s face aud
VERY nearly deprived him Of Lis oversight.
>'.nun!,m ,t.lf!cu::r.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.


WRITE TO ANY OR ALL OF THE
nndressc. given fellow and see if the parties
do not confirm the statements given
I used u Locb-Stich for years, but laid 1t aside
fora WILCOX & CUBS wan. to Ie s tue
l. NJ YOUNG, Jaln"sport, y. !. writes prize
my WILCOX 4 GrpGs because Il has taken
worry ana care from. our household.
T. YAK BUSkiRE, Pr"lh.. =. l.. writes: In use
five years from mrst!u 10 beaver cloth; no
seaui has ever bc:n ripped, though In had
G. scryc.. on tha farm.
W. ii. ROWS, PRECEDENT Indianapolis Fee
male Institute, writes: The WILCOX %
q I,lEBS far SURPRISES In security ri stitch tho
SINGER and several Others we have used.
orr WILCOX 4 GIBBS never has fits" like
x other machines, hut IS always In order mud
800 ior ll,e.-Robert Z. York, Syracuse,
t,t.rnor FAlRDATKs, Of Vermont, writes:
Tic WrLc0X 4 GlBD5 p much superior 10
( any % her scwinf-Inacli!Ee which has eyar
been used anou@ our !r!el.a9.
G.. Y. RAMSEY, Chicago H.. writes: have
had Wheeler & Y il5nn AMI Grover Y Baker.
h"t would not tlLe 800 for our WILCOX &c
" l.. o0wLEs, Syracuse, \. Y. has had
WILCOX e Ginga sccc!I y@tls; hlc Ire
yioti,y made thorough trial 81 nj leading
douhlG-thrrad machines; Gays the "ilicnx&
q ih1ye a Will" & GIBBS which gives great
su!srlc:ion. ouc q! my friends h:s double
thread; usually brings qL;auylty OF iicr work
II 10 he do g on N.-9irS. l.. u. IeaiIe, flVo
Points Mission, y. I.
nEEIIrEn. Airs. Henry WARD, writes Af-
9. ter 4 thorough test and trial lnd the WILL.
cox i GIBBS sewing stands creator amount
of hard usage than any Other inlchliie,
BROOKS, Mr.. NJ c. Syracuse. y. T., writes Haa
previously used the singer, Howe, and Grorer y
Baker. livery much prefer ING NLLc4X o. hibES:
machines for SW !nnlt s'' G t'nS "fFGE.
oc; /. Sinth street: nlcbmond, u: Va.
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J. X. N0UNTcASTLc Mp. coFEa'
7 Il. MUUNTCA@TLE s co. invite
~ special attention 70 the - General Lee" Cook
lng-StOvc The " Cricket" the - Best the Good
VIII" the - Corn -rlanicr." aud others: hc.tin.
storcs Of all sizes: tinwarc and house-furnishne
goods: plumbing. tinnin5. and eas-tttiag. All OUT
door work promptly done.
J. il. NOUNTCtSTLE& CO.
$50 i;roat! street,
- l.-7m between Filth aud Sixth.
! AWSON'S IMPROVED DIAMOND
IL FC!iEAC E.--Ilc best furnace ever made. All
cast Iron. Satisfaction guaranteed in all Gases.
WARREN RANGE.
First premium, American Institute, 1871. Double
Elevated oven. Warluing-tlCsct, Broiling-ii00r,
Fcndcr-ti,lard, Dumling and Shaking Crate Direct
Draft. Keeps Side Burning
FiRf-PLAEE HEATER.
Sell-cedng. Has tie largest rad,atius surface OF
any stove in the market.
II shows TITO entire fire.
We have secured ihr agency for The above gooda,
which we guarantee III I'll eases.
WILSON & WEST,
III Ism M. ii1T Main street.
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APPOINTMENT BY THE GOVERNOR. The
Governor has appointed James A. Hoyt
one of the Commissioners of Election of
Anderson County, vice John r. Cochran,
resigned. The appointment was made
at the suggestion of Mr.. Cochran, who
expressed the belief that the Democrats
ought to be represented on the board.
Peter Becker, of Evansville. unable to
make satisfactory impression upon the
heart of lady acquaintance, gave her
his watch on the 23d ult., bade his
friends goodbye, and retiring to the
shades of the Blackford's grove, blew off
the top OF his head.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, October -Hendriz House
J w Lawson, q Ogburn, G; W E McNul-
ty, Doko; G A Brunt, Baltimore; W w Wanna
maker, st Mathews; ] l. Black, Ridgeway.
Central Hotel E Flanagan, Winnsboro; e
Mellichamp, W, q i h Il; Chas Q Webb,
son, G L G R R; G r Reid, 3 F Mauldin, @;
J McLoud. Maine.
Columbia Uofet-W Croswell, s G; J e
Craig, Blackstock; D Regensburger, N Y; E
Aah0ney, Portsmouth; W Dudley, Four Hole
Swamp; Bunkney, F Mathews, 80 Ex
Co; A Easley and lady, Texa J d Kennedy,
Camden; Miss McCay, Greenville; Marion
Sanders, Sumter; l. + Johnston and lady,
Charleston; Brooks. Maryland; Straus,
Charleston; Il Stuart, N Y; Mrs F Perry, r
Il Perry, A J Caughrin, r Pearson, Green
yille.
Nickerson House-J w Bethea and daugh-
ter, Ark; s Mills, Blackstocks; w Murdoch,
Salisbury; N W McAuley, N q; J II Barker
and sister. @; O Trisber, Y; ] Bush,
Spartanbnrg; w w Davis, II & D r r; W q
Humphreys, . @ Clyde, Col Ames. Greenville;
D NJ George, Ala; J A Sadler. N G; 8 Craig.
Beaufort; J NJ Seigler, Newberry.
National Hotel-W G Pasey, Keodville; J @
Archer. Spartanburg; D 7 Corbin, Charles
ton; D G Caldwell, N @; II @ Field, 8 q; H
Myers, Pa; VIM Anderson, Robert Polk. ". @
& A r r; VIM Knot. & q; B Parker, Ga; D
Dobbins, Anderson; W Ramsay. Oconee;
] G Harvard, Ga; @ Butt and family, Mrs NJ
Bostick, Washington; Bawden, T
Holland, Wilmington; p High. high,
Vile; D ] Paul, lady and son, Charleston;J W
Redfern, Ga; II Brown, Va; D 5Johnson,
Fla; j MoCenn, Richland. A Il Dean, Spar
tauburg.
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State thorough reform two years to
come. Finally. there seems now but
little reason to doubt that if the whites
cast their ballots for Tomlinson, he will
be elected. If they do not, then they
will elect Moses by their own default.
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The Democratic State Executive Com
mittee met here night before last, and
were IN session until late hour. The
meeting vas private, but We feel author
lied in saying that it was determined to
do nothing in reference to the State
election. Arrangements will be perfect
ed shortly for putting Greeley electoral
ticket in the field.
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Row WITH CIRoUs-We heard re-
port. yesterday, that the Great Eastern
Circus, which recently exhibited in this
city. spread its tents at Lake City.
Florida, on Friday last, and prepared to
astonish the natives. It appears that in
the morning the services Of number of
negroes of the place were secured to
assist in raising the tents, work of
few minutes, and were promised in COM
pensation free admittance to tbs per-
formance. In the afternoon, when the
exhibition commenced, the darkies we're
all passed in free, in accordance with
agreement, and the contract was consi-
dercd at an end. But it seems the
manumitted did not look at it that way,
and in the evening demanded admittance
free to the second performance. This
the managers refused to accede to.
Finding they could not get in, the dar-
kies left in high indignation. making
numerous threats. In short time. they
returned with reinforcements, armed
with guns, and fred deliberately into
the diessing-room tent, wounding seve-
raj OF the performers. A rally was
soon mnde and the cowardly scoun-
drels were put to flight, several Of them
being badly wounded d.-Sd0annah NeUs.
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NoMINATIoNs.-C -CAarleston-T follow
ing is the Irregular" ticket:
For Sheriff. W. NJ. Mackey.
Clerk Of Court-Jacob Whitman
Probate Judge-George Buist.
Coroner-John A. Washington, CO.
lored.
School Commissioner-P. P. Hedges,
colored.
County Commissioners I. Gun
nlngham, Louis D1nneman, white, VIM.
G. Fields, cOlored.
State Senator-Wm. N. Taft.
Representatives George Cannon, S..
D. Russell, white, W. G. Pinckney,
Abram Smith, Stephen Brown. John E..
Clyde, Amos Blizen, Robert Simons,
Robert w. Brown.
Lancaster following is the Con-
servative ticket nominated to fill the
Offices of Lancaster County:
For the Legislature-Wm. Black, DR..
G. G. Welsh.
Sheriff.. r. Hunter.
Clerk-T. H. Clyburn.
Probate Judge-J. o. Secrest.
School Commissioner-M. J. Shaver.
County Commissioners-R J +. Hagins,
0. G. Hlnson. Rev. J. L. Burlington.
Coroner-A. j. Beldon.
The Republicans held Convention on
Friday and Saturday last, to nominate
members of the Legislature and County
officers. The result is as follows:
Representatives-D. G. Wolf, Allen
Hudson, colored.
Sheriff-D. NJ. Felts.
Clerk-Joseph Clark.
Probate Judge-Isom Clinton, colored.
School Commissioner-T. s. Riddle.
County Commissioners-Eli w. Belk,
| Wm. McKenna, colored, - Alexander,
cOlored.
Coroner--Titus Baskin, co.ored.
| There is considerable dissatisfaction
expressed by leading Republicans at the
above ticket, especially as to the County
Commissioners; bnt there is no chance
of its success, if the Conservatives OF
Lancaster do their duty.
THE BoLTEn. CONSERVATIVE CoNvEN-
TIoN In accordance with call made
by the County Chairman the Conserva
tive Convention re.assembled in this town
last Wednesday. In the absence of the
County Chairman, Mr.. VIM. Mcclure
was made Chairman Of the convention.
| On motion, o committee was appointed
to confer with committee of boilers
who desired to make proposition to the
convention.
After conference the committee re-
turned and reported that tho boilers
agreed to support the ticket nominated
by the convention, provided the conven.
ton would give them one member of the
Legislature, the Coroner and two County
Commissioners. The convention nc
cepted the proposition and proceeded tc
ballot for officers, with the following re-
suit:
Legislaturo-Ge W. II. Wallace. B
81. Rice, *Allson Smith, colored.
County Commissioners s. Bobo,
*Henry Hardy, *George Martin.
Clerk-Capt +. nj. Farr.
Probate Jndgc-Joseph +. Gist.
Sheri0-Robert Macbeth.
School Commissioner H. Norman
Coroner-*John Tinsley.
Solicitor-Homer L. MCGOWAN.
Those candidates marked thus are
tho nominees Of the boilers, and ore
colored men.
On motion, the nominations were
unanimously adopted as whole.
Union Times.
| 1000 trunks were handled and un
handled ut Saratoga this summer.
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LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Pupils Wanted for French e. German
To Electors of Richland County.
L. f Bramlette-Gift Concert.
John Robinson-World's Fair.
George Symmers-Amazing.
D. 3. Wade-Fish, &c.
D. @. Peixotto & Son-Auction.
+. Is. Orchard-A Card.
s. j. Perry-Cigars.
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DEArus-The following deaths of
aged and highly respected citizens oc-
Cured at their respective residences in
this County, during the past month:
Rev. Joshua Gilbert, on the 18th ult.,
at the advanced age of over ninety years.
Harris Riddle. on the 14th ult., in the
seventieth year Of his age.
Jerry Martin, on the 23d ult., aged
seventy years.
On the 3Oth ult., ut his fathers resi-
denoe in this County, Jefferson Tribble,
q young man Of about twenty years.
Mrs. Eliza McClintock, wife OF Capt.
John McClintock, died at her residence
in this County, on the Cd inst, in the
sixtieth year of her age, after protract-
ed and painful illness. Mrs. McOlin.
took was lady highly esteemed by all
who knew her, and combined all those
graces that adorn and beantify woman's
character. .-LaurensuiAe Herald