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Jo,ta6 sta,es They know moreover, that nine enths
of the whole Democratic party of the conntry rejoice
thst slavery ia abolished aud would not reotabish
thev conid When they that the election OF Horace
Greeley involves the payment OF the Confederate debt
enS The transforming OF Rebel soldiers they also what
fhev know TO be false The question Is not whether the
Government been eniept or whether the south has
sncjenty punished Itis OF pocywhich is the
shortest road 10 reconciliation and perfect peace Are
ocarpetbag" governments more likely to bring peace
and harmony between the two in the South than
Is II better for the negro to depend
on the Federal his ballot for good treatments
shall we make the South interested part OF the Union
or source of weakness. Ireland Is IN the British
Kngdom2 These the questions to be settled by the
and the attempts OF stump speakers fasy the issues
should not succeed.
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SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OF sKw YORK -. .....................AVo

PORT OF HkW-T0kk. ........................AC1 "a
CLEARED.
Steamship Scott. Br), Lott LIVERPOOL Cha. Q Fsnetlyn
Steamship Great Western BL sta@D BRISTOL Ens X MorssIs
s ss%.SD o Ss S SR'
stssn:ap yISS sSsy s.TspTsG nS 5 Co.
steamship wnoE Coaoa, Richmond City Point and Soriot Old
DG Steamship cSsis. Couneet Drake. Ph,a.ph Bs
s%:S s ms1sov DG' Ps Pi. WA c
stesmship ". Mi..c,, Saith Ph.aaslphia.
Steamship Steamship Gaucu, walden Boston, r. ?. Dinock.
Box Crosse (Gsr yOs' Queenstown Falmouth C. To
Barr Barr Af mssad mol JoenseS s.ss Fasc5 ~: Co
Bark A5Is,Ssr ISor hsnrI.a E,nOrv. Pqach Eays Co
Bark Amy Powers Port Jobnsos, James 3. wsri8 Co
B1t1 Eia.Vn D Klein Rotterdam Ra"es Bys
Big GsOEisna tBtl Ch1rchl Liverpool Hsney Parker
Brig Rsnshaw, sylvester CienfuegO@
ScSf. Pscsc -, washington. \. G.
ARRIVED.
Steamship Java Br Martyr aTsTpoc Aos TO- and 9''''''"'
steamship Manhattan CB Price Liverpool Aug and oueeas
town sth With md and pas e Williams GS11 I.,b.r M.
ps ssssS. Palermo asaioH Mass Aug win rad'e
Steamship CITY Of De.ln Vera Cruz Aus Pross.' 3d.
steamship HAZARD ssvannsb With d and pass 70
Steamship Manhattan wOodhu Charleston c., with mi's and
p sSS % saip ri %I R.a.tt Manila Ma, sud
oEJ JOrsenssn London % days ~ stG %s'e
Bs BucLpOI Hartman Lisbon IS days with salt and
scb1 VIM b. Jones Line Pernanlns With naval stores
Schr Constitution smith jacksonville days with yellow pine
jacksonville days WITH FELLOW Dss
Schr. s. T. JAYNE Hankln, Virginia.
Schr Woodruff sims, PharO, Virginia.
Schr. J. G.. White. Sterling Virginia
Schr. d. 0yphsnt Trusr, Virginia
DOMESTIC PORTS.
Boros Aug 2oArvd bark James Gibson from LeThors sg
PoRrRESs Va 20Passed in for Baltimore schr
Martha Island Passed bark Stella for HAFre bne
KalefOo from Dublin.
FOREIGN PORTS.
LyKqPooL Aug 2-The Line steamship City OF BroesJn
Tbbetts from Aug and the Allan Line seamh Ger
many from Montreal Quebec The nsuo8a Line
steahp Rgypt ogan TO- and the Allan Line
steamship from Quebec and Montreal have arrived here
SOUTHA Aug North Loyds steamship frnk
fort Barre from srEei here to-day
fE0r Latest Ship AeUS sec Fun Pdqe.i
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LIBERAL PROSPECTS IN MINNESOTA
AN ENCOURAGING VIEW OF THE SITUATION.
Tn q recent letter the Hon. Ignatius Donnelly

Al ENCOUKAGINU VIE" VH III" 0'' :,
In a recent letter the Hon. lgnatlus Donneny
expresses himself as follows the prospects OF tho
Liberal ticket in Minnesota:
sncerely believe that the electoral vote OF Minnesota
will be cast for Greeley aud Brown In many ocsnles
I'VE have already 20 20 80 per cent OF the
vote pledged TO their support. while me Denoeras
win vote for Grant refuse TO vote at al are as rare 40
white backbhds. Mr. Greeley Is certain 10 TO
not for his sake but for the sake OF the naton ~
want peace reconciliation and good VIII throuRnous .o
entire nation We want strong ana universal seati-
ment of brotherhood among all the people; our nls
must no longer represent triumph on one side anu COLI
gnest on the other IL typfy common interest aug
Christian love among all the people. IL In the days Oh
Slavery Mr. Lincoln justified IN saying thAt tnls VA
ton could not long continue half slave and na Hee ~
Mr.. Greeley is to-day justified In saying tnas .ns
nation cannot long endure pinned together Win
onets" The DayOnets that pin together tne ooe
may some day be turned against our own breasts hoe
us 40 vote as give the South peace prosperity ana con
tentment, and will lind our reward In the glory anu
greatness the whole country Let US draw The ISSUE
Clearly love and peace and Christian frendness on the
one side and nate and race bgotres and Dayo
nets tho other on such platform We Shai aSsuio'
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DFCISIONS-AUG. 20.

Supreme Coiut-Chambers BY Judge Barrett
s.cL % AIMS ~ Al Motion granted 81 Edndge agt
ppcaon dene Gene! sgt hoo9 denied via
70 costs the mater the Application OF Lize mayo and
Others infants for leave to sell real eae Tor counsel Maseu
msm In the matter 81 the pe
tn I Nav ~ Mooney anI obs-tMem. for counsel Tue People
&c at Ellen Wlam-I feel Jui6et in approving Of The
District Attorney aud the pacto7
adopted by the Sessions Bank sgt Hercules Mutual
ife - alMoon gan,ed PlooLhe ner
81 a. agt Fscb a-Moton granted Bran &C al sgt soFeh
Proof OF service waiting Sngeman Krebel-Moton TO reduce
bail deaiel, with ; 10 costs.
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A GRANT POSTMASTER.
TO the Editor OF The Tribune.

SIR: propose to give my vote and humble inf u
sncs Greeley the hope that under his Administration such reforms
.hs be made general Of the Post Once Department
Il sadly have Of doppisg together into
the mail at Ocsane n Ose reached its dea
nation promptly other have done tins on two sue
the LeIler ~ Oceane from new
Yori come repeatedly behn Mach Of the trouble eIpe
attributed OF the PosimAstrf in TINS
place who allows ever Paul Ply bbofaOod wonan
sspecialy tbe latter-0 handle The letters VlsrOh
A. J. Arg. 49, 1914
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HENRY CLEWS--A QUERY.


SIR: Pleased inform your readers whether Henry
Clews who shameiuliy abused his trust while acting
as the agent Of tho State OF Georgia. and thus aided the
great swinde is the who appointed by Grants
administration financial agent OF the United States at
London In place OF the eminent mousse OF Barlngs III ne
be the II is high time AL friends VI lar dealing
united for change. Yours. L.
Cleveland, Ohio, Aug 10, lS7a
HE is the same peTsOn.-Bdl
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CAIRNDAR-rHs
SUPREME CaUar-CHAMBzRs-Bsrrets "Opens as OL moaen
dsr called at "
to,.s 80. Roverl,b et al &c. Lew agt Stevenson ct al
RgsIst at SchjIsl et a. 3d. SpoAorl al sg- Hunting
lg..Kngs and ct a. sgL Morris ton ei al -, -,
etal 10 user SL oAiohha" ~ -.
Gilmore Butler ct al lCal w. Union bAnA as nay ~ IL
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pASSEAGERs SlILED.

FOR SAN FRAScIsco-A ssa~'Ap oceaa Sse'n' Aug 50
Miss b. NoOa w. ID. P1Y. Rnma aud Eliza aehaber e Ton
Whiting Sslmsksr VIM kesss u. NJ " H. i1ont and WIFE,
Mrs ihorA, Goail aud niant Lieat tom y Nahah LeaL
j. d. esT o. \ NJ Boatswan A. Mack j. H. MaeqieihI and two
senaals Mis s.rah Mutsy Lelt W. o. Goodwa " g. N-wu
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1872-08-21

The Right Hon. Hugh Childers, who some
time ago resigned his position rs FIRST Lord OF the Ad
miralty In consequence Of III health now rejons the
English ministry a. Chancellor OF the Duchy OF Ltacas
ter post vacated by Lord Duforn his appointment
Governor q Canada,
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PASSENGE RS ARRIHED.

PROM LIvRRPOOL-Ia steamship Nanhdf,an Aug NV. p.
Creed ars NJ Greed Mr. and Mrs Fisher Naples NJ" hpe.
Mr. Schroey Mrs A. Kehl Mr. Aarott swai1 mrs sr,h,
Bremen Blgzsp r. w. MeCDloek ferguson' LJes
Mr. Rssreop NJ. Bates Rev J. r. Waite, Mrs "ste'
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Psssenrsrs-Lews A. Price, Asntos Lssrs seons Dr. Csss
gep ms a. gsaorI hss Behlea Tracey Robinson Capt
Taylor Mr. Wilson d. Wing and wife, Felix Carpenter
died, and a number In steersge
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uIyrATuRH ALMANAC

sun 5:l6 - Moor n~s''''' 'H
WATER TINS Dsy-A
Sandy Hook.... ys Cows 1914 Hell Gate Pery D."
sandy s5T Gov, Hell Gate PerrV $50
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WHITE STAR LINE.

WHITE NIHl IIN
NEwYOGK CORK AND LIVERPOOL
NEW AND PULl-PONKtRD STEAMSHIPS
InE LARGGSr IN rH8 WORLD.
OCEANIC BALTIC , ADRlArlc ,
RkPIBIIJ. MAJESTIC. ATLANTIC
500 tuDs bur ea-l0D b. D. -
s.ihax from Ne~Yo SATURDAY. LVe4ooo THURS
DAYS. snaC orbh srbor the dsv Alowihs
BALTIC. SATURDAY, Aug At "a Al lNOOam
kkPLbLIC, SA1U DAY, August D. 81 tap
OCEANIC NATURDAf, september atS:ps m
AD.IAiiO SATURDAY. Seplempr a. Il ap N
PROM the White DocK Psyoria Ferry, jersey Ctr
Pa,ngrr all easasl gAlei connaas
SAFETY. SPEED. AND COMFORT .
Saloons smoking AMI hath-rpm ~ masag -
lion where l Surgeons sd scsarieses so2ps%
tLese steamers - r.....
RATHs-saoon So goli stsers;e s0 eareney rsoe ~sf
nR Oh County no" OBTAIN sefA'
pTt eaid errlacs.es y y, caruaey. a.. -.
ks.-nsers from all ysts OF America ram ha"s
Nor.sy sweden, India Australia Chiaa, dc
prsns from ~ aPwsn. -. 49,. c-...-.
for inspection Of plaas snd other naAstn Rpv ~
sncSA Ne 10 hlssiuaJ. kes-forL j. II. er"sAo Ass->
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sum very little less than the principal
and interest OF S720 for term OF
six years if the member had the s72O
in cash to invest at legal rates OF inter-
est. But the member has not s720 in
money until the day upon which he receives
his $1,000. His S72O has been growth OF
many months; the result OF system OF saw
ING. It enables him to purchase, for his
$1,000 in cash, house which could not be
bought for less than $1,000 or Sl40O, on
time.
We advance this scheme with the desire
to push forward the interests OF the commu-
nifty, and to place before the workingman q
feasible plan for obtaining house without
paying an e1orbitant interest for the use OF
money, and with sure winding-up OF the
association at the end OF given period. 1t
needs for its success one hundred determined
and frugal men, and surely such can be
found in the ranks OF the laboring classes.
We have not attempted To give the various
figures 10 detail, and have merely given an
outline, which can be filled out by those who
are most interested in this highly important
project
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The First Day of the Convention.

The National Convention adjourned yes
terday evening to ten o'clock this morning;
40 that, 30 far, nothing decisive has been
done. But there is q world OF encourage
ment to the anxious Southerner, to the pa
triot of the Northern city, and to the hardy
woodsman OF the West, in the manifest de-
termination to eink personal likings and dis
likincs, and make this the beginning OF a
new era OF good fellowship and brotherly
love When the Baltimore Convention shall
have nominated Horace Greeley, or recon-
meuded him to the saffrages OF the Demo-
cratic masses, the Ratchet will be buried
and the honors and glories OF the Confede'
rate war will no longer divide Rebel from
Yankee. They will then stand on common
Ground as American citizens, fighting not
for the success of this party or that, but Tor
the restoration Of public right and for the
inviolability OF the Constitution. Upon the
side OF Grant will be found Northern men
and Southern men. Upon the side OF Greeley
are the blue.coated soldiers Of the Union
and the boys who wore the grey. This will
be Peace at last. Then may the honest
citizens OF the Republic marshal their hosts
in earnest, and administer to Grant and his
Rings in November o lesson that Would-be
Caesars will not soon forget
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that he had made mistake, and that the wo-
man was stranger. Then, turning 10 ieaVe
the hotel by the ladies' entrance to the pn'io-
Ing, he saw Fisk at the foot of the stairs as.
cending to the floor above. As FISK looheo
up and recognized him, he (Fsk) made what
appeared to Stokes to be movement as oi
drawing his pistol. Then Stokes, DelieV'ns
that Fisk meant to fire on him, drew his plsIoi
and shot Fisk. The defence have produced
evidence regarding stokes's Whereabouts aur'
ing the time Immediately preceding Inc snoo'-
inr, which tends to support their cansei anu
this, together with the testimony Oh tne VIII
ness from the house Of refuge inVaioa''ns
the evidence of Hart, the hall-boy, VINO s"ore
tn having seen Stokes shoot Fisk nnaer clr-
cumstances entirely different from those
sought to be proven by the counsel Tor the
defence. has had the effect, doubtless hoped
for by the defence, Of confusing the minds OIL
the ,ury. A little doubt thus thrown over the
evidence for the prosecution may be very use
full to the prisoner, bad as his case now ap'
pears to be.
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The North Carolina Canvass.

On Friday next therewlll be a grand mass
meeting OF Conservatives and Democrats al
Weldon, N. G. On the occasion there will be
to address the people. Among these, we are
informed, are Senators. Thurman, .ot Ohio;
Blair, of Missouri; Wood, of New York; Stock
ton, OF New Jersey; and Governor Vance, of
North Carolina. Accommodations will be
prepared for ten thousand people. The ad-
mlnistratlon is making extraordinary efforts
20 carry North Carolina for carpet-bag and
barbarous rule, and the trlendc OF good gov
ernment and personal liberty are called upon
TO muster In full force and strike vigorous
blow for the freedom Of the North State.
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A quick and cheap direct route to the
Northwest is just now the ambition OF Ma
con, Ga. The Savannah Chamber OF Com
merce has adopted the following resolu-
tiops
Whereas, The citizens of Cincinnati are NOV.
Ing to secure more direct railroad cammunlca-
tion with Georgia via Knoxville, Tennessee;
and whereas, II has been proposed TO meet
them by the construction OF road from Ma
con, Ga, to Knoxville, as set forth In the Sa.
vannah Morning News Of this date; be 1t
ReSolued, That the Savannah Chamber OF
Commerce favors the construction OF such q
road, for the following reasons:
l. To secure more direct trade with the
Ohio River cities, and furnish them with busi-
ness with Europe, the West Indies and South
America.
2. To secure cheaper transportation to and
from rich agricultural districts, coal fields and
iron and copper mines on the line OF road pro-
posed.
3. To secure the development of a very val
liable section of Northern Georgia, which ls
now practically inaccessible 10 us.
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

TEE DAILY Nsws, BY mail one year. 30, - .n -
months 81: three months 81 30. sefseu ~ w.
oi,y AZ EIGHTEEN oENrs week, payable 70 tae caf
rIers. or s. year, paid in advance az tae ONCE
s, Tsr rsr:wSEKLY ESws, published on Tuesdays
rnrr.dav. and Saturdays, one year 81; Blk
-,on,no ca 70: three months 81 25
Tyr WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81. Six copies
.,o Ten copies, to one address, sl6.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in all cases payable In advance
and no paper continued after the expiration OF the
time paid for.
NOTICES OF Wants, To Rent, Lost and Founa'
Boarding, &c, not exceeding 20 words, % Genus
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 30
vords. 40 cents each Insertion; over 80, and nos
exceeding 40 words, SO cents each insertion
These rates are NET, and must Invariably Do
maid In advance. H. 80; -
Rs1rrANoIs should be made by Postomce
Heneyr order or by Express If this cannot %
done, protection against losses by mail may oe
secured by forwarding a draft on Charleston pay
Able TO sne order OF the proprietors Of The NkWs'
or BY sending the money in registered letsef'
Iddress RIORDAN, DAWSON q Co.,
No. 14s East Bay. Charleston. s. Q:
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~NOTIOE. = GREENVILLE a N D
COLUMBIA RAILR0D COMPANY.
The State, ex Relatlone the Attorney. General,
Plaintiff, vs. the Greenvle and Columbia Rail-
road Company, Defendant.
JAMES g. GIBBES, JAMES r. PRINGLE anu
others, Plaintiffs, vs.. the GreenyIlle and Colum-
bIs Railroad Company and others, Defendants.
The undersigned having, by order OF his Honor
Samuel W. Melton. Circuit Judge OF the Filth
Circuit, dated June lSth 1872, been appointed Rel.
cree on the above stated cases to ascertain and
report, among other things, the amount OF In
debtedness OF the Greenvllle and Columbia Rail-
road Company, with authority by advertisement
to require all creditors to establish their respec-
tive demands before him
Notice Ia hereby given to all and singular the
creditors Of the said Greenvllle and Columbia
Railroad Company, whether holding bonds OF the
first mortgage, bonds or certificates OF Indebted
ness guaranteed by the State, bonds or certn-
Gates OF Indebtedness Of the second mortgage,
n-mortgaged bonds or claims OF any otner
character, t. present and establish their respec-
tive claims before the undersigned as Referee az
his office 10 Columbia, South Carolina, on or be-
fore the 1st day OF october next, at which time
his report on such claims will be made up and
submitted to the Court In the said cases.
JOHN >. GREEN, Referee.
Columbia, 8. o., June 10, 1872 jun27'12th1l
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MurIeipai Notices.

f. .Es- TAX NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
owning Taxable Property in the Town OF Aount
Pleasant are hereby required to make returns OF
the same to the Town Treasurer, at his Office. In
the Council ChamDer on or before the lst July
next, or they will be liable TO double tax. And
the payment Of the said taxes are required to be
made on or before the 18th day OF July next after
which date executions will be issued against all
defaulters.
Office hours from 10 O'Clock A. N. to 2 O'Clock P.
n each day. Sundays excepted.
Mount Pleasant, June II, 1874.
F. NJ. KINLOCH,
jun15sw9 Town Treasurer.
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~ IN COMMON PLEAS-BEAUFORT
OOUNTY.-Ex parte BAILEY i COMPANY IN re
R. J. pAvANT, Commissioner, VS.. the Trustees OF
the College Of Beau:orL-Pursuant to the order OF
the Hon. U. B. FARMER. Judge, In the above stated
caae. notice is hereby given to all and singular
the Judgment Creditors Of WILLIAM q. WlGG
that said Court has limited and allowed ninety
days from the date OF this order In which said
Creditors may prove their claims before the under.
signed Receiver, at bis office, In the Courthouse,
at Beaufort. a. G. JUDD,
&C. p. Receiver.
Beaufort, s. O., June A. 1872 jun22.B0
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State OF South Carolina, Charleston County
Certificate Of Limited Partnership between BUCK.
LEY T. BENTON, OF the City OF Brooklyn, State OF
New York, CHARLES UNDERWOOD. or the Town
and county OF TOl8nd, State OF Connecticut,
JAMES $. MARTIN and WIN. G. MOOD, Jr, OF the
City Of Charleston. State aforesaid.
This Certificate hereby Witnesseth, that the un.
derslgned have, by virtue Of an Act OF the Gene
raj Assembly of the State aforesaid, entitled. "An
Act to authorize the formation OF Limited Part
nerships passed In the year OF our Lord one thou
sand eight hundred and thirty seven, and anQther
Act entitled 'An Act to extend the duration oi an
Act authorizing the formation OF Limited Partner
shipsn passed In the year OF our Lord one thous-
and eight hundred and f0rty-six, and another ACT
extending the same until repealed. passed Decem-
her 2OLn, 1sSf, forming Limited Partnership as
follows:
First. The name OF firm under which such
Partnership shall be conducted is MARTIN II
MOOD
Stccad. The general nature OF the business to
be- transacted is that OF the GROCERY BUSINESS,
both Wholesale and Retail, In the said City or
Charleston, or such place or places 10 the said
State as may hereafter be determined upon:
Third. BUCKLEY T. BENTON, OF the City OF
Brooklyn, State OF New York, and CHARLES
UNDERWOOD, OF the Town and County OF Tol-
land, state OF Connecticut. are the special Part.
ners, ana JAMES ). MARTIN and WILLIAM @.
MOOD, Junior, OF the City OF Charleston, State
aforesaid, are the General Partners.
Fourth. BUCKLEY T. BENTON, q Special Part
ner, has contributed seven thousand dollars,
$4,000 and CHARLES UNDERWOOD, the other
Special Partner. has contributed also seven thous
and dollars $4,000 to the common stock OF the
Partnership.
Fifth. The said Partnership commences on the
Fourth Day OF May, one thousand eight hundred
and seventy.twO, and will terminate on the
Fourth Day OF May, one thousand eight hundred
and serenty-seven.
Dated the Fourth Day of May. A. D. 1872.
(Sig1ed) b. I. BENTON. IL.
CHARLES UNDr RWooD. IL. 81
JAMES S MARTIN. H.. s.
WILLIAM g. MOOD Jr. IT,. 81
Witness: II. @. BANK. JOHN b. PERRY. as TO
B. #. BENTON and CHARLES UNDERWORLD.
ASHER D. COHEN, DANIEL HART, as to JAMES
q. MARTIN and WIN. q, MOOD Jr. junl2-w6
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G6nratlonaI.
legal Nptlres.

TIME STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF RIUHLAND.-COURT OF COM.
MON PLEAS.-J0HN ALEXANDER, Plaintiff,
against w. X. ROYT, Defendant-copy Summons
FOR Money Demand, Complaint not served.-To
W. r. HOYT, Defendant In this action: You are
hereby summoned aud required to answer the
complaint in this action, which will be iled In the
office OF the CLERK OF the Court OF Common Pleas,
for the said county, and to serve o copy OF
YOUR answer on the subscribers at their office,
at Columbia, within twenty days after the service
OF this summons Oh exclusive OF the day OF ser
vice.
Ifyou fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judEment
against you for the sum Of three hundred and
forty -four S7-100 dollars and costs.
Dated May 8th, 1872
MONTEITH L BAUSKETT,
junl2-W6 Plaintiffs Attorneys.
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We are informed that our GreenVille
correspondent was mistaken In saying that
Senator Corbin directed his oratorical Colum-
biads against Attorney. General Chamber
lain. That gentleman is said to be in full
sympathy with the Radical Reiormers, and
they know it.
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~oN AGE.

Happy relief for Young Men from the effects
or Errors and Abuses in early life. Manhood re.
stored. Nervous debility cured. Impedlments
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 atreet phtIaaeluhis, Pa. octl2
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Newspaper Thrift.
tErom the Augusta chronicles

From the Augusta Chronicle.l
We learn that the propretors OF that live
paper, The CHARLESTON NEWS, have ,pnr-
chased the handsome and commodious build
ing known as the Southwestern Railroad
Bank, on Broad street, at q cost of sl3,5O0,
and will shortly remove into 1t.
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"Fair Exchange Is No Robbery"

A letter has been received in this city
from Judge Bond, Of the United States
Court, announcing that it is probable that
he will not return to South Carolina, but will
exchange circuits with Judge Rives, OF Vir-
oinia
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-07-10

9E SPECIAL NOTICE. UNDER
SIGNED, having opened a Branch Grocery on
Suilivan's Island, is now prepared 20 furnish the
residents land those intending to locate there
during the summer months) with their Supplies
at the very lowest Charleston prices. Attending
in person TO the business, can guarantee satis-
faction to oil who may wish to patronise me.
Very respectfully, F. L. OEElLL
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