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Practical and Analytical Chemists.
SOLD BIZ ALL DRUGGISTS EVERYWHERE.
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@ BECAUSE A PERSON BAS A BAD
Cough it should not be inferred that Consump.
tion has set In, although case OF Consumption
ia rarely met with unaccompanIed by distress
Ing Cough. Where, however, disposition to
Pulmonary disease exists, Cough, II left to It,
SELF strains and racks the Lungs, and wastes the
general strength, and soon establishes an incura.
bic complaint In all cases, then, IL is the safer
plan to get rid OF Cough, Cold or Hoarseness
without delay, and for this purpose no remedy
acts more promptly or surely, or with more bene..
at to the organs OF the chest than DR.. D. JAYNE's
EXPEOToRANT, an article scientifically com.
pounded from carefully selected drugs, and
which, on trial, will always be found worthy Of
Its worldwide reputation. Sold everywhere.
Wholesale BY P. wINEMAN CO., Charleston, S.
c. ~ mch2l-thstua
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Hotel Arrivals-March IS.
sz--4ssla
PAVILION HOTEL.

D. Goodman, Columbia; G. W. Higgins,
Nichols. s. c.; Martin H. Smith, North Caro-,
lima: VIM. q. jackson, W. J. North, Columbia
Jas. G. Foster, Bull River; W. Il. Nives, Port
Royal.
VIM. S. scull, wife and child, New Jersey
c. B. Dibblc, New York; J. A. Yates, South
Carolina; Chas. Deane, G. L. Deane. 3: +.
Hoven, Boston; j. w. Fountain and vile, Darl'
iugton; Louis Mannheim, Marion; e.: Hummer
will and wife, two Misses Hunnervil. Walter
Hunnervlll, A. A. Lawrence and wife, Miss
Lawrence, W. Lawrence Boston; W. &. Lane,
South Carolina; Jno. A. FltteD, Georgia; &. W.
Hubbell, Canton, Miss.
aILLS HOUSE.
Thos. E. Aittan. H. Il. Hodge, Suffolk; W.
n. Kessey. New York; ]. N. Beach, Washing.
ION; Emil Nehenias, Gardner's Corner.
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MOTIFS

Friendship Lodge, No. 4, z. of P, at Z P. M
Survivors, Association, at ! P. NJ.
Hope Fire Company, at half-past 7 P. N.
Germania Bund, at halfpast P. NJ.
Peoples Saving Institution, at4 P. NJ.
Washington Rifle Club, at half.past I P. N.
Promptltude Fire Company, at P. N.
Irish Rifle Club, at P. II.
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5perial Notires.
~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE

81 BACHELORS HAIR RDYE-THIs
superb hair Dye is the best In the world. Per
fectly harmless reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. Nc Ridiculous tints, or unpeas.
ant odor. The genuine W. A. Batchelor's Hair
Dye produces Immediately spencid black or
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, but
leaves the hair clean, soft. and beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. Sold by all druggists.
Factory 10 Bond street. New York.
mch6-tuths1yr.DkO
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Auction sales This Day.

Il. d. DeLeon will sell at IL o'clock, near
the Postofice, real estate.
Lowndes d GrImball will sell at II o'clock,
near the Postofhce, real estate.
J.. G. Minor d Co. will sell at half.past 10
O'Clock, at their store, dry goods, &c.
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soME REASONS Why TIE SINGER SEWING
MACHINE IS THE BEST N THE WoRLD.-lst.
Because 1t will do both light and heavy work ;
I'd. Because it never gets out of order; 3D..
Because It Is the simplest In the world 4th.
Because any child ten years Of age can operate
1t with ease. Office, King street.
mnhl6- -atnth
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FURcHaorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, have just opened their entire new
stock OF Spring Cloths, Cassimeres, Doeskins,
Broadcloths, Diagones, &c. Also, 20 pieces
of all colors Window Hollands at low figures.
mch25
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BUsINEss NOT TIoEs.

A COUCH, COLD OR SORE THROAT, requires
immediate attention, as neglect oftentlmes re-
suits in some incurable lung disease. browns
Bronchial Troches" will almost Invariably give
relief, mch26 tuths3
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ENGLISH sADpLEs.-For sale, "a fine Eng
lish Saddles and 100 Mcclellan Saddles. viii
be sold low to close consignment. John Com
minis, No. sos King street, above Wentworth.
mch6-ftus
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CRUNBs.-Ata meeting of The directors of
the Peoples Bank of South Carolina, held last
Thursday, Mr.. W: A. Courtenay was elected a
director to fill vacancy In the board.
Over Six thousand dollars have been ex-
pended by the German Rifle Club in embel-
fishing the schutzenplaz, and arranging a
proper reception for the guests al the coming
Schutzenfesr.
Thesavannah and Charleston Railroad Com
pany. has in process of construction number
of elegant sleeping coaches for the better ac-
como1dation Of travellers upon Its line. The
first one is finished, and was put upon the
road yesterday.
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CLUBS AND STARs.-The occupant OF tne
house in Rodgers alley, reported for allowing
her chimney to take fire, excused herself and
was dismissed.
Jane Middleton, lodged for being intoxicated
and using obscene language in Line street,
was sentenced to pay q fine of one dollar OF
spend ten day In the House Of Correction.
Five cases Of drunk and disorderly were
brought before the Mayor, who fined three Of
them two dollars and the other two one dol.
lar each. All paid up.
A cow, found wandering about Spring
street, cost her owner one dollar to get pos.
sion Of her once more.
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High School Of the City Of Charleston.
1t has pleased God to remove our friend and
colleague, Colonel James d. Taylor, from the
scene OF his earthly labors.
when We last met he was among us sharing In
our deliberations, aiding us BY his suggestions,
leading us by his example. and reassuring us by
his zeal, his activity and his energy. 1t was
very evident that he had entered upon the work
before us with his whole heart and was striving
to make the High School Of Charleston an orna.
mens to the city and q blessing to It's people. 10
day his voice Is silent and his seat is vacant.
And we feel that We owe It TO ourselves and to
him TO place upon record our profound sense OF
the heavy loss which we and all who value educa
tlon have sustained by his death.
Our community has recently been heavily
a1t,icted by the death OF some Of our most emi.
nent and most useful cltizens-men Of untiring
energy, unsel6sh spirit, vigorous intellect and
irreproachable character-men whose counselB
were sorely needed in this our day OF trial, and
whose example, We felt, weuld be worthy OF our
emu alton. Among these, and such as these, Col.
Taylor stood boldly out, rrestsibly attracting our
regard and commanding our confidence.
He was himself man OF great natural ability,
OF extensive culture and varied requirements,
and he realized the power and benefits Of knowl.
edge.
he was 30 constituted that the public welfare
profoundly interested his thoughts and enlisted
his energies, and no one understood more fully
the importance of education in securing the hap.
piness and advancing the interests OF the Com.
mon wealth.
He was Christian, and ha knew well how much
education could add 10 the Intelligence Of our
faith, and our resource for It's defence.
During the sho IT time that he had been assocl'
sted with us, his dignity, frsnkness and gentle
ness had made hlm not only our valued cole
but also our cherished friend. And 1t is not only
as officers OF this institution, but as men grievlng
for our personal loss. that we desire TO record the
following resolutions:
RESOLVED, That In the death Of Colonel James q.
Tayler the High School OF Charleston, and the
cause OF education, has lost most earnest
friend, whose ability aud energy vas sure re.
lance and whose place among US IL Will be dim.
cult to oil; and oar board has lost meUher who
had eudeared himself to u8 all by his generous
sJmpathles, aud had commanded our ahection
ale respect BY his vigorous Intellect and his blame
ResoSued Th,t the above preamble and resolu.
tion be copied on the Minutes, and be published
In HE CHARLESTON NEWS and Courier.
Resolved That copy be also sent to the family
OF the deceased In token OF our sincere sympathy.
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NOTICE 10 TOURISTS. -stereoscop!c views OF
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. dec2s
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A WouIp-Bs su1c1DE.7-On Sunday night,
Mr.. James Brown, residing in. King street,
near John, discovered awhlte man lying upon
his premises, who, on examination, seemed
fast approaching hls end rom the effects q
poison. The sufferer had tumhler contain.
Ing yellowish liquid near him, and: in his
possession suspicious looking paper labelled
s.Rat poison" He was taken to the Guard
house, and yesterday morning the case was
investigated before the Mayor. The prisoner,
Thomas Lucas, admitted the attempt upon
his life, but claimed that it was done in fit
OF mental alteration. He was dismissed on
condition that he would give a bond for one
hundred dollars for his future good behavior.
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FURcHGorr, BENEDICT & Co., No. 244 King
street, would like TO draw the attention OF the
public to their change Of advertisement.
mch25
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TIE STEAMSHIP FALCON arrived yeste day
morning from Baltimore, after experiencing 9
rough passage. :. She left Baltimore on We.
nesday afternoon, but did not 60 to sea until
Saturday, at two P. H., on account Of the
northeast gale, which had blown the tide
down too low to allow her to 90 out of the
harbor. On Sunday night she emap4ountered NJ y
heavy northeast gale off GeqrgetoWn,: but
made this harbor early in the morning. Il :.:
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A PRACTICAL JeKE.==z0pe Of the police at
the upper GuardhQ1se tried to raise some ex'
element, and afsTa amusement to his com.
panions, by heanhgta poEers red hot & and ap,
plying it to the eItremitiss Of comrade who
was lying near by, wrapped In the arms Of
sweet Morpheus, The fun was not of long
duration, and:the rumpus which ensned
would have shamed fire company on the
plankgoad.4 The guard at length stopped the
fuse, and the matter will be investigated be-
fore the Mayor this morning. -.s-.
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CRoQukr! CRoouET THE cheapest In the
city. Price 81. BASEL STREET BAZAAR.
dec20
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BY LOWNDES &a GRMEALL,
DEFEREEr' SALE.-MARGARET q.
IG OAKHS, ldminhnatrix, ivs. D. r. APPLE

DEFEREEr sSALE.-MARGARET q.
IL OAKSs; administrative, va. DE-. APPLE,
W Pussnansto M srrorder Of ssiedn the above stated
case, bA the A9lt RI E Gs.ham, 4qSss i af sae
Err HslsS Gssa !, w Ssr ee sss aa ZEE
Ghsrtsstoni II O'Clock "A. Hrs .s,c:I 10 gagI!
Brist M ISeiiRe sSd 6utbaddiass, Ss 'sns NORTH.
Tss q spg ag ss heasfn audsos iss
depS ass iS 5ss III hSas9 s en- easa liz rs Vet
line l$l fSat inches; bounding south ON Hudson
s;rS s e s assss s 8 sss aRsts & Bi &c
syif1 .TGlflt'IiIiiIs EAfso,loIitHu sa:--.RolE =
/! All that lot OR t;rHith the three StoN
Brick Dwelling and on.putlding g., one .tne Aoft1-
ii Gssrieston measuring ;In fsonsJ on meeting
street l3feet, and in depsA It's leet; bounqtnf
south on Smiths lane, east, en- Nesting streeh
north on Lands u Dobsor, and west On Lanas q
All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story
wooden Dwelling and eutauildingS, On the south
side Trad n % .na m
street. east on Land Of Walker, south; on Land Of
First Presbyteriin Church, and west on Land o.
DR.. AMER. - .. u 40 y, .s..7 aySs..
An that LOT ,5F LAND, With the two story
Brick Dwelling and roulbuildlngs, on; tho ve1t
side OF Arson street. In Charesron, measuring u
ss On aaseR ns sTs sps essp
east on Anson street, south on Land OF D. 7Loees
ana west Oh: -; go. ~ sl.s2,s ~ 5'-s'
All that PLANTATION in Colleton County cxIl.
Cd Rock Spring, ana composed orstvo5 1eparts6
parcels one PARCEL containing 3Sl 26.l00 acres;
bounding north on Lands OF Freer, east on Laud1
Of - Msrris, south on Ponpon River, and west ON
= NJ TInxy mar
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ST.. PETERS (RoMAN CATHoLIc) CHURCH.
The holy Week services will be as follows:
Holy Thursday-High Mass and Procession
at seven A. n.
Good Frlday-Exercisesa and Sermon at half
past three o'clock P. NJ; concluding with the
Yeneratlon of the Cross at five P. N.
Easter sunday-Mass at half-past six A. ID.
High Mass and Procession at nine A. M.; YES
per Sermon and BenedIction at eight 2. ID.
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AN UNLICENSED TRIo.-Rodger Green,
Toney Ladson and Frank Nelson, three color
ed lads, were arrested uptown, eachs With g
pair Of ducks in his possession, charged with
selling them without !, q license. They
we were brought beforathe Mayor YESTERDAY, land
strong suspicion having been aroused that
the ducks were stolen, the three prisoners
were held for further examination.
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PICTURE FRAMEs-Oval and Square; q
sizes. Cheap Cheap HAsEL ST. BAzAAE
fabl3-tu
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS, holding two hundred
Pictures, at 81 so each. HAsEL ST.. BAZAAR.
febl3-tu
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HANDSOME IMPROVEMENT IN KING STREET
Within the past week the three unsightly
buildings at the north corner of King street
and Burns lane have been pulled down to
make way for the early erection of TWO fine
brick buildings. They are about to be PIT up
by Mr.. Forsythe. of the firm of Forsythe &
McComb, and the first floor of each will be
spacious store, with modern fronts and all tie
latest attractions. The buildings will be OF
two and three stories respectively, and their
upper portion will make desirable residences.
The work is in the hands Of the energetic con-
tractor, Mr.. Walter Cade, and when finished
win be a marked and desirable Improvement
in that section of King street. 81 7 7
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For RS4lsf .-Alioe Parker, a white woman
with tEosmall children, applied TO the Mayor
on sundaYfor relief. She was referred to the
county, 5commisaloners, who sent her to the
Almshonse. she halls from Edlsto Island,
whers she has been for some time in the ser
Vice Of lady. .....--
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Kidder's Electro - Magnetic
Batteries.

n None but the Purest Drugs used, and satisfae-
ton guaranteed, both as to price and quality.
Orders are solicited from Druggists Pnys'clans'
oonntry Merchants Planters and otners' Win
tho assurance that they shall receive prompt
and careful attention. mcnfe~vn
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~-ON MARRlAG E.~

~ON ARR A G e. @
Happy:relIer for Young Men from the effects
OF Errors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedimenta
to Marriage removed. New method OF treat.
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free in sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia. Pa. oct12
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a SAMPLE TRIAL JUSTICE.

The following remarkable production of lite.
rary genius is uerbatin ct literatim copy of
an official notification which lately emanated
from one of Scotps trial justices at Georges
Station:
MOTIFS
all persons are herby Motif that bit Is unlorful
to sell speritus wisky on the saoarth day 10
Bee drink on thar prlmussus
Charles Colemon
try Jest
Georgis Station
march 18th 1872
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Too MUCH CAvALRY.-Yesterday about one
o'clock large csvaleade Of mules created
some sensation as they were driven up King
street through the slush and mud at sharp
canter. The animals, some TWENTY-FIVE or
thirty in number, were taking the road for a
farm In the country.
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, THE EeUINoCT1AL. elements appear to
be engaged justnow in kicking up the annual
and abominsble row which accompanies the
passage Of the SUD. across the imaginary line
which the astronomers are pleased to call the
celestial equator, bat which manages to get
in the way Of the sun at about this time every
wear, with result that is the reverse of heav-
enly. Aterrible storm of wind and rain began
at about one o'clock yesterday morning, and
continued, with little variation, till late at
night. The wind during most of the time was
from the east and north by east, but at about
two O'Clock yesterday afternoon it got around
to the south, and gave some promise of clear
Ing up. The rain ceased for an hour or two,
and the sun struggled out tor few minutes,
but at about five o'clock the clouds again COW
cred the sky, and the rain began again as
furious as ever, and accompanied by vivid
flashes oflightning, which continued all the
evening. The telegraphlc reports indicate
that the rain covered large area Of country,
but no serious disasters are reported.
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rHE PUR1M Bal M4sQUE.

The concert hall Of the Academy of Music
presented agorgeo eousspectacle last night. The
| festival of the Israelltes by which they COM
memorate their deliverance, as recorded IN the
Book of Esther, was celebrated with bril-
llancy and success which were most gratifying
to the managers, although the natural conse-
quences OF the extensive preparations Whicn
| had been made. In the afternoon II rained
| and stormed In a manner that dismaJed all
but the most sapguine, but late IN the evening
the clouds rolled away and allowed The ven
turesome chance OF Joining in the reVelry at
the hall. At ten O'Clock the hall was crowd
ed with bewlldering assemblage, whose cos
tunes of every style, from the rlchest SILKS
and laces, sparkling with jewels, down TO the
pictorial bootblaek, were enough TO drive a
newspaper man, crazy ut the mere 1oea ol
describing them.
Muller,s veteran band supplied the gay COM
papy with delightful dance music; and IN the
interval between the dances harmonious
crash from overhead, developing into some
operatic gem or beautiful melody, announced
the presence of Prof C. F. Beerwirth and the
splendid Post band. The arrangements for
the comfort of the guests were complete, and
the courteous ehdeavors Of the committee, IN
this direction, were recognized and apprecl-
ated by all the visitors. r@~.-n
The ball was altogether most brilliant
affair, and was conducted with a propriety and
courtesy which reflected the highest credit
upon the. hosts.
too Mrcu uClyAIRY.-Yesterday about. one
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THE H1GH SCHOOL OF CHARLESTON

Resolutions on tho Death OF Colonel
James H. Taylor, Unanimously Adopt
ed by the Board OF Supervisors OF the
High School Of the City Of Charleston.
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anftinI9 9ale e1e.9 u par.
n RYI9lIN:G.MiLNORsEC0,

By JOHN a..lAI An /, s..
TWO CASI;SssR RIAlsHEEsSHIH 3,
onAcnoprt pE Eat OoncefnsdtfES Q0alsIIA
Sundriesyef Hill IA Yy9dt til tn1tanfJ % snnttaEt
10 O'Clock, We WIN sell at our Store no 18e 1ees.
inS streee.a Gnse1aiA16ortma1tQ Deak1h0 gk1
GOODS, conhsinE dnI part A6 HtnsE d0el elJa.s
ADES; iBroWn!lL Linen Dnhs and9ane4
Ooatings, Fancy and Mourning Prtnn 6EtAand
Null Iusllns, Tape Checks, Jsconetss Beacned:
and Brown sjhiT:tlgS :Hlno Dsnlmas f4hnan6
Stripes, TckfySs, Ladies', gandpNen.s aHl6kel,
40 fery, Hsudkhc iefss sod Oil Also On iAcee1nt
OF all Concerned, 3 casessE8 And - tBaeamed
SHIFTING, pieces Super Ticking. C0nditl0n1
cash. g.oGi,lje. sn,H.I7eil i4st idacnz0t
By H.sH .dnehROH ssf: IS sa,sgss q
VALUABLE BuItBaEGf E6TS IN -
pst ss ss. T But s sad Bsos4 4gsssts = sI
AN that LOT OF 1iAEiE, corner Cnariotts tlfd
deep, more or less: 5zS;'s: q
.Au.thaft IoToF EAND, ,fn chariots direct M
west OF WasbIt gton stree 70 feet front and ~
'''' Ns'p' I1so. y" - .'.s':. -. -. &
1sSSSI Rs,ea e To ssf St fS. easn
year, by bond aid mortages rNilh seyea ass at
iRss5ess sss%ss Ppr Sfess s.s ps mci
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PosrpoNEaESTs.-The comnehcement exer-
clses of the Charleston College, which were to
have taken place al the Academy OF Music last
evening, were postponed en- account OF lhe
inclemency of the weather until this evening
at half past seven.
The rehearsal by the choir of the new Ger
man Church for dedication day was also post
pored until this evening.
The meeting of the brokers to take action
upon the new license law was not held yester-
day as expected, the counsel engaged to exam
Inc the validity of the law not being prepared
with their opinion. The meeting will be held
tomorrow at P. NJ.
The annual Grafton before the Association OF
Alumni snd the address TO the graduating
class by the president of the College, which
were to have taken place this evening, have
been postponed until further notice.
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The STATE CoURr.-1n the Court Of Com
mon Pleas, before Judge Graham, the follow
ing. cases were tried:
W. d. Chafee 4 Co. vs. M. c. Mordecai &
Co. Verdict for the plaintiff for sl42 rs, with
interest from the 29th November, 1870.
John 8. Thorne vs.. John Wright. This case
occupied the court up to the hour OF adjourn
ment.
The,following cases are fixed for trial to-day;
Marzyck T. Duensing vs. the Georgia Home
Insurance Company; VIM. p. Bowling We.
James G. Padget; E. Goodlng vs.. j. A. Qnack.
enbush; Caroline L. Miller vs.. Chas. q. simon
ton; Thos. Rivers, administrator, vs.. the
Charleston Mining and! Manufacturing Com
pany; James N. Alleni'vs. Richard H. Cain
Peter Kornshrens vs. @. L. Kornaf' Is; 8. s.
,soomons VS. B. sehur; GustaTus roznanskl,
executor, IS. Theodore NJ. Cater; D. G.
Ebaugh vs. R. P. Antley.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-26
Meetings This Day.

Georgis Station
march 18th 1872
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-26

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