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Palatable wines at DrOmgoole's.

The extreme sensitiveneSs of the
touching his grasping proclivities for
official honors, and his want Of graft
tude to the man who started him on
the road to fortune, is a confession of
guilt cit is the hit bird that fiutters,'
and no cry Of "falsehood'' or any of the
other of his equally polite characteris-
tics will avail him in diverting public
attention.
We can admit that the senior partner
had some real estate, and the Junior,
after dcducting board and lodging from
Il salary of one hundred dollars per
month for say six months, had the bal
ancc to his credit.
We did not say that the Office was
not purchased and paid for, but we do
say that Mr.. Ray sold it to MOrey &
Ennemoscr on such terms and time as
they required, and under an assurance
that it should be fostcrcd by the utmost
stretch of legislative power. The con-
tracts were merely secondary matters:
had it not been for certain laws they
could not have been entered into, and
pray who formed them: 1t has been
admitted many times in this as well as
other oppressed States that the OdiOus
legislation in regard to printing for the
diffusion of knowledge, &C., &C., was
only anot her name for legal robbery to
sustain and build up such papers as the
Intc}licencer. 1t is well known that if
the life of them depended on the intel
liyence and inclination of the Southern
people that not one in fifty would have
passed Il second issue.
The Intclligencer says that its local
patronage makes it self-SuStaining.-
Local patronage indeed! If we had
not seen the mail carried i'm the arms
of a small boy time and again we might
have doubted what we have often
heard that the weekly issue of the In
qurcs i'm the last two years.
While we censure Mr.. Ray for the
legislation which has enriched the eui-
tors of the Intclligcnccr ut the expense
of his friends and constituents, we can
not loose sight of their ingratitnie to
him.
Paints and oils, at the smallest margins
imaginable, at Dromeoole's.
Beautiful tooth brushes ct Drc,ngooles.
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At the residence of Mr.. $. w. Downs, on
the evening Of 18th of March, 1872, by the
Rev. Chas r. Evans, Mr.. J. J. MCREE to
Mrs. ALICE WIMBERLY.
We acknowledge the usual compliments
of the happy occasion, and offer the best
wishes of our heart for it's continuance and
growing interest through all the trials of
life.
Window glass, cheap, at Dromgoole's.
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Editor Towne, if not himself, would
have editor Blackburn, and editor
Blackburn would have editor Towne
for our next Governor. If it is the will
of God to chastise this people let it be
by any other means.
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The Grand Annual Parade of the
Monroe Fire Department takes place
on Monday next. We learn that the
members manifest great zeal in the
matter, and we hope to see full turn
out.
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AIessrS. j. 4 s. ID. McEnery, attorneys
at law, are now occupying the new
Office just above u.s.
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Physicians stocks replenished at small
margins at Dromgoole's.
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Family and plantation medicines ut
Dromgoole's now drug store.
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held, on account of the absence of the
Editor.
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The river is rising rapidly-,noret than
foot in twenty-four hours.
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NOTICE.

piiir" %nnTu LA. & TEXAS X. X. co.,
Monroe, La, March Ii. 1872. !
\ special meeting of the stock holders of
the North touiaIina and Texas Railroad
Company Viii be held at the Company's
office, 90 saturday, the 2oih day of April,
1872.
by order of the President.
2:lm JOS. T.. MCGtIRE, Sec'y.
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Prescriptions accurately compounded,
day and night, by chemist at Drongoole's
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r. ID. Dromgoolc sells pure and fresh
drugs at city prices.
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1t will be good news to the travelling
public, and Southerners especially, to
hear that the st. Louis Hotel of New
Orleans, is once more open for the re-
ceptiOn of guests, and in style that
will even eclipse the glories of it's
triumphant days in ante be'/um times.
The hotel contains three hundred
apartments for guests, arranged singly
and in snits, and all elegantly furnish
ed. Those on the main floor are espe-
cially attractive, and combine a degree
of comfort and luxury seldom equalled
and certainly not excelled in this coun-
try. The whole establishment is under
the management of Mr.. Hiram Craston,
who, after fifteen years. experience in
the New York Hotel, that we'll known
resort of Southern tourists, feels conf
dent of his ability to please, and it can
safely be predicted that the st. Louis
will again become the favored resort of
those whose presence in former years
made it the hotel par excellence Of the
South.
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A TTlNTIpN, FIREMES,

BY virtu" Of an order from Gen. j. Frank
fhrgpud Chief OF the Fire department of
Monroe, the members of the Duachita Fire
60. No. and the Monroe Hook and Ladder
90. No. J, viii meet at their Engine House
on Monday, tho 18th of April, 1872, at
o'clock r. NJ, for their Grand Annual Parade,
III full dress uniform. prompt and fail at
Tendance il required.
W. II. DINKGRANE,
Sec'V .. r. co. No. !.
SAM'L =. TArUM,
Scc'v ". II. IL l.. Go. No. i
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Much or little money pocket books at
DrOmg OOle's.
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Fair sex showcase goods mt low prices at
Dromgooles.
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nELTA LIVERY STABLE,
n. KDNLEDER, PROPRIETOR.

nELTA LIVERY STABLE,
n. KOHLEDER. PIsrr,:IErnn,
Is large and roftHtntlious, al,tntlnttlv
supplied with all appliances for the safe
and contortablc Keeping of stock of all
descriptions, and is now open for public
patronage. The utmost care will be taken
of all stock entrusted to my kr"ping and
the charges Will be moderate. Opposite the
ferry landing. Dee. - ISL Jelly
JULES ROSE. l.. riI,IIE
Jules ROSE y CO..,
GEN r. II \ /. q X bE r. RS,
Cigars, Swiss and I.imburg Cheese,
Dutch IlcrringS, and German
Dried Fruits and Seeds,
No. 6" M"9"-'"r street, Ne" "''"'"s, La.
December q, 1871. t2:ty
M'K'NNA's Saloon,
Nl DIES AR u ST. X j.. err,
Composite f:ndnm'n Livery :Stni,irJ
MON RoE T., LA.,
/. Kept we'll supplied with the best wines
Polite attention and good order ruarani"ri.
April IL, 1871. n3o-sm
M FEIBEI.MAN,
Whni""nl" and Retail Dealer III
DRY GOODS, GROCERIES,, WE>TERN
PRODUCE, AND
Rrcco"g, Io,'i"y ""d '""",,yy'"" Af~chn",
DELTA, IA. I2ly
JUsT RECEIVED,
TWENTY BARRELS
FRESH 'nK& MEAL.
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TRENTON ADVERTISEMENTS.

TRENTON Advertisements.
DAN. 7. HEAD. W. c. WILLIAMSON.
HEAD Il WlLl.lAMSON.
TRENTON. LA.,
RECEIVING. FoRw ARDING AND
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.
Dealers in
DRY GOODS, CLOTIlING,
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
HARDWARE, IRON, CASTINGS.
BAGGING, TIES, WAGONS,
CARTS, AND PLANTATION SUPPLIES
OF all kinds.
Liberal advances made on Cotton, in casl,
and supplies Trenton. Sept. ~, 1870. n2:lv
II. e. SrANpiFEH. Tuos. INQUIRE.
GTANDlFER 4 INQUIRE.
IL E VI "a 4 EoRW a RIDING
NJ T. X en- \ NTS,
And General Dealers in
ALI. KINDS or MERclIANDlS
THENTON, TI&IANA.
October l, 1870. NIT
SAINT LOUIS CARDS.
nv = REEn
oRRN LlNnSLEi,
WI n|r%uir Roots ana Shoes,
800 Main Stcet St Louis
Feby 10, 1872. 2l:,y
J. W. DRAUGnoN
CMlTH, CfiEATAM i co..
~ Successors to Elon q. Smith x Coz
Pork Packers, Procession ana Commits
sion Nsrcha,,tS,
Corner Third and Spruce streets, 81. Louis
september =. 1871. n5l:ly
CNIDER n HOLMES,
~ Dealers in every description of
PAPER, PRINTING INK, CARD STOCK
AND ENVELOPES,
No. 1913 N. Second Street, st. Louis.
manufacturers ofthc Franklin and Fni,
September -, 1870 uI.lv
MISCELLANEOUS
II II. STEVENS,
FASHIO N ABLE CLOThIER.
And Importer of
Fu RNI HING GOODS,
2S AND 30 %r. CHARLES 81,
Corner Common st
NEW ORI.EA Ms, IA.
LATEST STYLES IN
MEMS AND BOYS ,"rpLLIING.
Every Variety of
h"'"ishi"0 Goods, Irn,,hS, Tmh,rii,s o,,d
F"f',proof Ci"fhinD.
CLOTHING MADE TO ORDER
IN PARIS, LONDON AND NEW ronK STYLES
December ., 1871. l2:lv
HERRINt:'S PATIENT
CffAMpfOE SAFES!
Made of wrought iron and steel, and the
new metal, "Spicgcl l2Scn;' roSiStS drills,
wedges, fire and all explosive compounds,
One of the Herring Safes passed through
the recent fire in Monroe, and may he seen
ut l.. w. SurShnorS. it's interior uuh:lrnusI
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M OSKOE HOUSE,

./"chso" street, n'Unining ILrfho,iiSt churrh.
Th" undersigned has. taken charge OF this
house, and intends making IL II firat-claS..
cciv" boaricrs 10y tho week or mont II .,s may
be desired. Rooms large, spacious and wolf
ventilated, and suitable for families. No
pains will De spared by the proprietor to
make his guests coinfortublc. Charges. to
suit the Times JAS. A. IA I,EK
March D. lS72.-2S:ly
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Notice..

lElNt about I" leave for Europe for the
- season, ] have this day given full
power Of attorney to my brother, Mr.. Jacob
l.. EaiiSl>l. Thanking the public for past
iavOr% ] ask {, continuance Of their liberal
patronage while nf,scut. | shall return OF,
or about the Ist of September.
Respectfully, DAVID kALISKI.
Monroe. I.a., March 30, ls72.--lm
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The District Court is still in ses-
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Printable liquors at DromgooIe's.
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MARRIED..

Quite a sensation at Dromgoole'-.
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NOTICE..

- EfNt' about to leave for Europe, to stay
- all summer, most cordially thank my
many friends for past iavors, and ask kind
remembrance of the house of S. Gross while
absent. ] will, upon my return furnish
this mnIiS"t with II fine stock of Foreign
GDnd4. Respectfully,
CHARLES g. GROSS.
Monroe, La, March 80, lS7H.--lm
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TT IGINDERMANN,

n KINDERMANN,
FAMILY ROCER,
DEs1ARD STREET.,
MONR OE, LOU I.sI4 NJ,
Has constantly on hand and for sale, Gro
ceres of all description, such as
SUGAR,
MOLASSES,
COFFEE, HAMS, BACON,
LARD, BUTTER, CHEESE, FLOUR.
,c,r >rrc,,o ,>,,>., c,,,D., ,,,n.,,,,
''-'' 't>i'->''' '''--"'' '''''N''
OYSTERS, SARDINES, Liquors or
ALI. KINDS, PRESERVES
IN GLASS ANDCASS
Fruits or TIRIOIIS KINDS
~
DEHEN'S GENERAL INSURANCE
AGESc
E1uE ,,,E AVN N>r,SE
,"p''"t ''2''Se"'" "''' S'-."".""!
Georgia Home Fire ms
Co., of colHmbt'S, Ga. nHoo.~
Underwriters Agency, of
New York MISUNDERSTANDING. ,OOD, uJU.N
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MONROE ADVERTISEMENTS.

n DREYFUS 4 CO..
Successors to \. "ef q Bro,
''''''' VI WV ''>' -''''' "''
WILL SELL GOODS FOR CASH ONLY
AT NEW ORLEANS PRICES.
They have just received. Will he coli
stantiN receiNinE-a splendid STOCK OF
np< cncnS
HN N>''o,
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Paints and oils, at the smallest margins
imaginable, at DlomSoole's.
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Market RenOrf.

Window glass, cheap, at Dromgoole'.
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Wnaehita telegraph.

MONROE, la, APRIL II, 1872.
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ETHHd 81, hcf'reen fI,rruUnnt 0ftd I,r!f,n,f
MONROE, La.
This il an entirely new saloon, cOnyen-
ientlY located, and furnished entire with
new bar-fiXtures. The best brands of Ii
4uors and cigars kept for customers, and
polite attention guaranteed Oct. 8, 10. 81 y
-AS- DRINKS o?siy fifteen cents. ~ss1
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~ TEN rnUND JARS.
24if GRO. CIAMBERLAIN.
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Presentment of Grand Jury.

y /
In another. column we publish the the
Presentment of the Grand Jury, from
the practiced pen of our fellow citizen,
VIM. A. Giles, Esq, and commend to
the pcrusal of our readers the well-timed
suggestions of body worthy to repre-
sent the public sentiment of our, Dis
trict. We are disposed, however, to take
issue with the propriety of their recon-
mendation that the walls of the old Cour.
House be taken down to the foundationst
This would certainly involve a large adj
ditional expense, and should not be done,
unless it was necessary for the safety of
the building; but all with whom we
have conversed, including practical
workmen, say that the walls arc as
sound as they ever have been. The new
arrangement of windows, we suppose,
might be easily effected without remov-
ing the walls. Should we succeed in
getting the appropriation, however of
$40, 900, it might be advisable to enlarge
the building, and in that event the sug-:
gestion of the Grand Jury might be very
proper. We are glad to see that they
have vindicated the character of our
County officials from all charge of cul-
pability in relation the recent loss of
records, and that they have adopted the
suggestions of His Honor as to taking an
inventory of all official papers which
have been preserved. We are sorry on
the contrary, that we cannot join with
the Jury in congratulating the County
upon the diminution of crime here
The Dockets of the Court and the con-
dition of the Jail seem to tell different
tale. Perhaps the Jury are congratula-
ting the County OH the prospect, after
the present batch Of offenders are sent
away.
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TANATIoN.-Wc suppose that our peo-
pie may as we'll make up their minds at
once, to pay tax for the ensuing year
Of some seventeen mills, besides license
fees and stamp duties. The plea for the
increased taxation is, necessity, the
tyrant's plea-the necessity of discharg-
ing our obligations. TO console US we
are told that for the past five years the
average is nine mills year; and the
Union cites the testimony Of a promi-
ncnt Democrat, of New York. that this
tax of one-and-a-half per cent. is small
compared with the eightpcr cent. which
he pays. But reflect, that man is per-
haps making 20 per cent. ON his invest,
mcnts. Give him the unproductive
lands of the South, and he will likely
change his opinion of what constitutes
onerous taxation. Economy and Re-
form," is to be the rallying cry in the
next election, and unless o change is
brought about at the polls, the State is
irretrievably ruined.
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J. B. SARDY & -SoS-GUANo.-The
above named enterprising gentlemen
being DESTROYS of introducing their Gu.
amos to our farmers, in this section OF
the State, advertise in another column.
Like others dealing in guanos they sell
ON time, but it comes cheaper; as every
thing else, when the cash is paid. Farm.
ing without manure, is too slow for these
times.
The following is from the Charleston
Ncws which we copy as information to
our readers: r."
"Among the many large manufacture
ing enterprises to which the discovery oi
ths South Carolina phosphates has given
rise, that of Messrs John 3. Sardy& Son
stands in the foremost rank. With a
heavy capital and unrivalled experience,
the result of many years spent in the
manufacture of other fertilizers before
the discovery Of the South Carolina
phosphates, they have established in the
neighborhood of this city mandatory
of fertilizers, which, in extent, complete
ness, systematic management and cOnse-
uuent efficiency, is not to be surpassed
they offer the five following articles,
all of which are strongly recommended
by planters who have used them, viz
Ammoniated Soluble Pacific Guano
Guano, Acid Bone
Phosphate, Ground Carolina Phosphate
and Nova Scotia Land Plaster. Tho
Ammoniated, Soluble Pacific and Phos
pho-Peruvian Guanos are rich com:
pounds of the highest grades of bone
phosphates, rendered soluble and am
inoniated with No. l Peruvian Guanc
and animal matter, making the most
concentrated and profitable fertilizers
for cotton and cereals" Perrin g. Co..
arc the agents at Ninety-Six, S. G.
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tion among the colored people: Does it
claim better to represent the sentiments
and interests of the white people OF the
county? If the Medium can present any
one ground upon which it can prefer,
and the County officials can sanction, its
claim to the monopoly of the County
advertising, then we will be willing to
submit quietly, and "forever hold our
peace.h But not till then.
The above stated propositions are has
ed on the assumption that even at Abbc-
Vile c. H., Due West and Level Land
the Mcdi,tm has an equal circulation
with the Press and Banner. But this
we do not admit, whilst we claim that
at the other and important Post Offices
of the County, the Press and Bd7'nc'
has a large circulation, whilst the he
dium is almost unknown.
In conclusion, wo would say, thai
whether paid for the work or not, We
intend to publish in the Press and San,
aer all legal notices, and thus endcavol
to discharge our obligations, whatever
course County Officials may pursue, and
however much they may ignore oul
claims, and the interests and wishes O
the people. We are dependent upon the
people for our patronage. and it gives u:
pleasure to recognize our obligations
and tender our Acknowledgements fol
their long continued and eft repeated
favors, but we are Independent of any
class of County officials, "Whom ,
breath can make, as breath ha:
made" seek to stand between Il!
the people, aud who attempt to turn int
new channels, the public favor and thu
public patronage. ..
TO the County Offices and to tho con
ductors of the Ncdium we have repeat
edly expressed our readiness to acquiesc'
in division of the advertising, but they
have only met us with evasive and un'
satisfactory replies, betraying a'set pur'
pose to defeat our just claims. To those
Officers we can only say that q public
journal is not worthy of the name
which is not able to protect itself, and
which, in the language of Webster, sis
not only serviccable' to its friends, but
dangerous to its foes" To tho Medium
perhaps it would be presumption to vol
unteer this unsolicited counsel, that in
seeking thus to monopolize that patron
age to which q contemporary has an
equal claim, it is not seeking the most
effective way Of engratiating itself with
the people, upon whose favor after all, a
must depend for its exist
ence.
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Notice is hereby given that the whole
of the several parcels, lots and parts of
lots of Real Estate, described in the pre-
ceding list, or SO much thereof as will be
necessary to pay the taxes, penalties and
assessments charged thereon will be sold
by the Treasurer of Abbeville County,
South Carolina, at his otlice,in said coun-
ty, on the second Tuesday, Twelfth Q2)
day of March, A. d., 1872, unless said
taxes, assessments and penalties be paid
before that time, and such sale will be
continued from day to day, until all of
said parcels, lots and parts of lots Real
Estate shall be sold or offered for sale.
Il. b. MILFORD,
County Auditor.
N. B.-There being a probability of
some clerical errors existing in the lore
going List Of Defaulters, the Auditor
will take immediate action on any COM
plants that may be made to this office.
., o.. It. i. MILFORD,
County Auditor.
February 27, 1s72-t-lt
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TIE CHARLESTON DAILY REPUBL!.
RAN.-This paper has been received
and its columns, as CT old, give evidence
Of ability and much liberality Of senti'
ment. 1t extends kind greeting to the
press throughout the State without re-
gard to politics, and we are sure that its
kind temper and courteous greeting will
be duly appreciated and reciprocated
1t is edited by NTessrs. Seabrook 4
Myers, gentlemen Of experience and
ability, .-.... .-
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To OUR PATRoNs.-According to Gus
tom we make our annual appeal to all
of our patrons who are indebted to us
by subscription or advertising, that they
make payment at an early day. Saleday
in January will be very suitable time
and we would be glad to receive visit
from our friends. Ourexpenditures nee
essarily involve heavy cash outlay,
and the money from our patrons never
comes a moment too soom. We trust then
that they will respond with their accus'
toned liberality, and enable us to 60 on
our way rejoicing. ..-
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.-%S -

DELINQUENT LAND SALEs.-We di.
rect attention to the advertisement of the
County Auditor, giving the names OF
delinquents whose lands will be sold on
tho second Monday Of March, unless the
taxes are paid by that time. There is nc
mode of escaping the penalty, except by
a compliance with the law, and we trust
that all may be enabled to make arrange.
ments to prevent q sacrifice of their
property. The list Of Delinquents fol
Richland County, published in the Phg,
nir, occupies some seven or eight col
umns of that paper. We have reason fol
|congratulation that ours is no larger.
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AcCIDENT.-Jo Lee, a colorcd boy
aged about eight or ten years, the son of
Ann McClaren, whilst attempting to
jump off one Of the cars at the Abbe-
vile Depot last evening, which at the
time were being shifted, was caught
and thrown under the wheels, which
passing over, severed one of the arms
near the shoulder, and crushed three
fingers of the other hand. We regret
the sad occurrence, and advise parents
to be careful as 10 their children, as this is
not the first accident which has occurred
under similar circumstances. No blame
attaches to any of the employees of the
Road. 1t twould be . work of supcrcr-
rogat;oa to say This of Mr.. Syfan, who
is one of the most careful and judicious
engineers on the Road. DR.. Parker was
called in and rendered the proper medi-
cal attention.
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Grand Larceny in stealing cotton from
DR. Thos. J. Hester and ]. j. Gray, the
prisoners were defended by Nlessrs. Nc
Gowan and Parker. The jury found
Steve Partlow guilty, and Robert Part
low not guilty.
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Wednesday, Feb. %, 1879.
TERMs.-Three dollars a year, in ad

TERMs.-Three dollars a year, in ad'
vance. ,.-
No subscriptions taken for shorter
&me than six months.
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The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1872-02-28

THE SOUTHERN CELr.-We ihave re-
ceived the first numbers of the new Sc
ries of this paper, an Irish-American
journal published weekly in Charleston
by James Brennan. 1t presents neat
ly printed and we'll conducted paper,
and presents an interesting cpitome of
news, foreign and domestic.