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Receipts by Railroad, February 60.
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s2o bales upland cotton, 80 bales goods. 8 cars
stock, mdse, DC. To Railroad Agent, George h
Walter co. L D Mowry 4 Son, Frost, Adger 4
co, A smith. Geo W Williams d CO. Pelzer, Rod.
gers CO. MurdHugh i Matthew'S, W Bowling,
4 tischod i CO. Sloan deSelgnious. W A Boyle,
Reeder d Davis. ) Stoney, VIM II Chafee CO.
Ed Kracke, J n Robson, q Holm.s, Wiss d
CO. Sharp, A B Mulligan.
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Passengers.

Per steamship Charleston. for New York. G
King, CurrIe, Vclgrr, Dr. J Rowe and wife,
Banks. Miss L Dlerson.
Per ,steamahip Georgia, from New York-Mrs
Gen Moore, 81 Nicoll J Sanderson, T tiapham
and wife, J X Gabraith, Mrs Gould, Jas Gould, d
Goud Grace Gould, L Chapin, Jas M Jack, Lizzie
Jack, Mary Jack, Mrs T Newnsll, two daughters
aud son, Louise brown, John HyIand, and IA 10
steerage.
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Now York Naval stores Market.

NEW YORK, February 10.
From the Bally Bulletin: Receipts to-day 8loo
bbl. rosin ia do spirits rurpentine, 300 do tar.
Spirits turpentine have further advanced to day
aud close very strong. with SIC asked. Sales $50
bbs early at S5c 100 oalts at s6c, and small lots
at SIC. Roslns are quiet but scarce, and prices
very firm at an advance. Sales 200 bbls OF good
strained at 81 75 and ITO bbs pale at So 121. Tar
and pitch quiet but steady.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.

Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLKsToN NEWS.
TUESDAY EVENING. February 20, 1872.
CorroN.-1he market commenced at firm rates
but b: came quiet ana dull With only moderate
transactions, prices showing no change OF note.
Sales about 800 bales, Say at 2o at COX, at q,
81 at FIX, SO at FIX, 22at2lX, 20 at e. % at 221,
81 at 22Xc. We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to good ordinary ......2o @2lH
Low mtddnng. ........."......2lx@2lM
s.s,nt SiIntng g;ad;,nr Mammal
R1cE-Ths grain showed firm features. Sales
about 200 terces Of Clean Carolina say so tierces
at TX, 80 at TX II at 1915, II st l5l6, Al at 8,
10 at 81, II at s,ic. We quote common to fair
at 7@7xc; good 7X@sK.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales reported.
FRBIaHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct, nomi-
nal on uplands nominal on sea islands; via New
York, IA on uplands, Id on sea islands; by sail,
16@Xd on uplands, on sea islands nominal. TO
Hayre Ic on nplands. Coastwise-to New York by
steam Nc on uplands and 1c on sea islands; 50 p
tierce IN rice; by sail 10 on cotton;- p tierce
On rice; 4oc p barrel on rosln; s7@s q n on lum.
Der; 5000 p N on timber. To Boston, by sail.
| xc p tt on upland cotton. To Providence, by
sail So p II on boards, &c q ID on cotton; by
steam 81 p bale on New York rates. To Phila.
ielphia, by steam nc y ib on uplands; by SAIL 81
p II on boards; 50 on timber; So per ton On clay,
and $sass 50 on phosphates. To Baltlmore,e by
steam &c p h by sail, se 50@7 p II on boards;
Sssss rs HitOn On phosphate rock. Vessels are In
demand by our merchants to take lumber frelghts
rom Georgetown, 8. O., Darlen aad Satllla River,
/ Ga, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports,
/ and $lo@le p N are the rates on lumber and
boards
Misunderstanding 80 day bills 1sH.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaB...The banks are pur.
chasing sight checks at ,lc discount.
GoLp.-10@1l. .--
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orr1cE sEcRErt4r OF STATE;

~ OFFICE SECRETKHT OF STATEi
COLUMBIA, s. G., February 10, ls72.I
This act having been presented TO the Gov
ernor for. his approval, and not having been
returned by him to: the branch of the General
Assembly in which 1t originated within the
time prescribed by the constitution, has be-
come a law without his approval.
-. -. F. L. OARDozo,
Secretary Of State.
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New York Rice Market.

NEW YORK, February 10.
The Daily Bulletin says: The. tone Is firm and
the Southern advices encouraging, bu, the ab-
sence OF quick. or general demand preVen 8
holders from obtaining any further advance.
sales of 20 tcs Carolina at 8xc, and l25 bags Ran
goon at 7a7Hc. j.
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COMlIERCIdL HEW s.
---~-
Exporf1.

Exports.
Nsw YoRK-Per steamship Charleston-77 bags
sea island cotton, GIG bales upland cotton, SO
tlerces rice, SO bales dOmestics, 66S pEgs meal,
and sundrieS.
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ATLANTIC PHOSPHATE.


Planning Community AT
2raisst .fFs
argns
furnished :tlr
PELzER, RODGERS 6 CO., General Agents.
des4mos browns WHARF CHARLEsToH,
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AN ACT to approve, adopt, and make OF force
the General Statutes OF the State of South
, Carolina, prepared under the direction, and
by the authority of the General Assembly.
SECTION /. Be It enacted by the Senate and
House OF representatives. Of the State Of South
Carolina, now met and sitting in General AS
sembly, and by the authority of the same:
That the General Statutes OF the State OF
South Carolina, prepared under Its authority
byW. j.. wbipper, c. W. Montgomery and D.
T.Corbin, Esqra., and reported to the General
Assembly, be, and the same are hereby adopt
ed as The Statutes of the State of South Caro-
lima, and the acts, ordinances and resolves,
Recommended by their titles to be repealed by
said commissioners, be, and the came are
hereby repealed.
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''SEc. 4. The county treasurer shall set apart
the sum of eight thousand dollars from the
county funds, and hold such sum subject to
the drafts of the county commissioners, Tor
payment for materials and construction OF said
JAIL" And provided farther, that that part OF
the County of Barnwell, which, with portions
of the Counties of Edgeheld, Lexington and
Orangeburg, now forming the County oi
Aiken. shall not be liable in any way for any
debts contracted in building jail at Black
Vile in accordance with the provisions OF tnis
act.
Approved February Is, 1872,
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MARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK. February 20.
Arrived, steamships Helvesia and South Caro-
lima.
Arrived out. steamship Europa.
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ATLANTIC ACID PHOSPHATE !


the
November
and Mules
PELzER, RODGERS CO., General Agents as#
ocs4mu BROWNS WHARF, HARLEsTOS
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NOR NEW YORK.
ON SATURDAY, FEBRUARY OATH, AT
O'CLOCK Pm. ~
NEW IRON STEAM LINE-EsTABLIsHED 1870.
sTATE.ROoMs ALL ON DECK.

The Splendid New Iron Side Wheel Steamahip
GEORGIA, Crowell, Commander, VIII sail for New
York on SATURDAY. oath February, at o'clocR r.
H., from Pier No.2, Union Wharves.: q.
Through Bills OF Lading TO Liverpool by
Williams j GUION STEAM LINE. TO Genoa,
Trieste. Naples, Legnorn, 0hristisnia. Gotten.
burg, and to Glasgow, BY ANCHOR LlHE STEAM
Insurance by Steamers OF this Line per cent
For Freight or Passage Engagements, having
yery fine Deck Stateroom Accommodate g, apply
to WAGNER, HUGER 4 CO., No. 26 Broad Street.
or to WM. L. COURTENAY, No. Union Wharves.
feblo
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nAOIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier ,IF.
No. AZ, North River, foot or Canal SAikAGE
street, New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF the lotn
and S0th ,of every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday then the saturday preceding.
An departures connect at Panama with tteam.
ers for South Pacific and Cent? al American ports.
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston, Jamaica,
For Japan and China; steamers haVe san Fran
cisco frat Of every month, except when II lails on
Sunday; then on the day preceding.
No California steamers touch at Havana, but go
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free. 10
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the wharf
foot Of Canal street, North River, New York.
july26-1yr K. 4. BABY, Agent
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9hipping.
9hipping.
DOR NEW YOR K.
NEW YORK AND CHARLESTON
STEAMSHIP LINE.

TIE Splendid sidewheel Steamship MANHAT
TAN, NJ 8. Woodruff, Commander, will sail from
Adger's South Wharf on THURSDAY, the 18th inst,
at 4 O'Clock P. II.
n Through Bills OF Lading given On Cotton &c
Liverpool, Boston, Providence and the New Eng.
.apd manufacturing towns. ...s-
n Marine Insurance by this line half per cent
For Freight or P6sssge apply to
:feb2l-2 JAMES ADGER d co., Agents.
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FISK, CLARK & FLAGG'S celebrated Special
ties are for sale by all .ArstclRss dealers IN tms
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Steamship South Carolina, Beckett, New York
February 20. go,
schr ida Richardson, Bedell, Baltimore, lstt
February.
Luxemburger gazette. [volume] (Dubuque, Iowa) 1871-1918, 1872-01-31

probe ponan 6 ulidem II n
terri 6t.-Sn Ger Gifel, pp bic pferre
i%eltener iinp. als anperspe, liebt Gin
Sausrnfnabe am @irtbsbaus Gin It5s
nes &pb anssbunpen unp fam ii6 ni6t
iatt bran ieben. Wie Der Serr res Yters
ees berausfpmmt, frast Der Sunse neus
Sieris: ~Sf ras pferp euer Scrr?"
Rein" antpprtet jener, lid bin cem
pfere isin Ssu." Der Snabe, wel6er
pic Intpprt ni6t fa6te, frast ;u Saus
leinen Sater priter, hers ihm ssrsebens
besreiHid ;u MAIDEN lu6t. Oa sebt Der
glte nit benz Snaben in ben Stall, fest
fi6 auf einsn Sd1en uno iast: Stun
fraS mid sinmal, ME cu Zen Serrn
fra8tet."
Spbn. ST ras Yferp eusr, lSerr?
Sater. Du iiebf ia rod, paB pas
fsin Saul, ipneem Elm Sds il, unb i6
bin aud fein Sem. ieneern rsin Satsr.
Sobn. ST Der Dds eusr, Sater?
Satsr. Nsin, i6 bin rem Dds fem
Batter.
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auf einen srpben SIos &C.
bSrt Elm srcber 8eil.-Sn einem
8aftbanie iae Gin griefter an sinem Ei<
i6e unc ipeiste. ga fSnmt elm flaums
barti9es, cisauenrau6enres Spinpelbein
berein une ~iiebt fi6 itpl; unp itumm i'm
8reiie rings berum." Der 8eIner riidt
ibm neben rsm prieiter sincn Seftl sus
re6t unp beist ibn Ylas nsbmen. ~9lb",
faste nit %Sprnebner Sera6tuns Der ipin>
relbsinise GinfaltspinieL, ysu sinem hum
men pfaHen isse i'd mid nidt!"
uGan; rebt", srpisberte rubis Ter
prieter, Init GieIn epnssriirs i1 Ubnes
bin nidt serns."
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Orei S%rldnber u~ntsrbielten 6d
aber 8artchelfdfer, pelde ibnen an ibz
rem &artpfelfelcern Siel Sdaren serurs
iadt batten. Der Cine iaste:
Sin meinem Seize iaBen on iseem
Slatt p~enisftens ;wei Sdfe."
Der anrere iasts: uMir BADEN bic
rerfirten Safer rie fribsepAansten total
absefrelen unp rann iesten tic iid aul
Die 6ens unp rartsisn, bis i'd mierer ses
paan;t bate"
~Ylbau", iasts Ger Drittt. has il
nod gar nidts, id sins neulid rpr sis
mem Samenitcre sprbci, tort maren cic
8%artpheltdfsr i'm Stpre unp iaben in ris
St6er, um a%us;uTnrsn, rer Sssfartpf>
feln sefauft babe"
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8e6 el.-Settlsr Gin armer Cab
mer bittet INN Gin driflides MImolen.
Ser: @ber, ipie 1T mir benn? Sc
fern binfteft ru ia nit tem re6ten Ssin
une beute nit pem linfen?
Settler: Sa, lieber Serr, ldnssr als
"a Stunten bait ids nidt aus, nit
eemielten Ssin su kinfen !; pann mub id
rredleln.
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Gin Serr slaubte In fsinsm Simmer
si,en Dicb peritedt, rief feline eeuts, unb
tatSsm eicie eas Simmer ssnau Sur6s
luat batten, laste einer ssrIeIben Serr,
i6 oerlibsre Sbner, taf feinrr ais Sie
bier 1T.
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Sei einem NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Ten Gin
bon Der uniYeriitdt a~bsebsnerr Stuesni
sinsm prpfefIer ma6te, iaste CT ;u eieiem
urtsr areeren Spmplimentsn DSbnsn
Ssreanf ib glss, mas ib rpsib! !" DA6",
srpipsrte Der prUfsfpr bSHid, uerpabnsn
gle epb ni6t pieIe &leini9teit !"
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8eben. - Or. &aiier unp prpf.iipr
Wayrr ersdbltcn iih Seenen aus itren,
Sturentenleben, pa iie beics arlne Seufel
iparen. Der Opftpr iaste, or babe elm
NAL Elm 70 fleinss 3immcr sebabt, raB or
rarin feinen Sdritt ssben fpnnte.
>, cas- 1T nod Nidts, Iaste rsr prps
feflpr cas- incline mar ~ f!cin, nae nidt
einmal mcine llbr rarin seben fcnnte,
rcsbalb i6 fie S~ertaufsn mnete.
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Gin Banter rrfannte eincn Siater
wiecer, seSen weIden CT eincn alien 0rpu
bate F; or first ilh auf Jpn ;u II. l9last
ibn. OerieniSe, welbcr i'm 0asen lab,
itedte cen &ppf eur6's &utldenfenier
une iasts: ~Meine Serrsn, priseln sic
Gb etpas iGnelIer, i6 be;abls mad her
Stunee."
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Gin p%berldnpsr S6uerIein
lab fib in Sibera6 ben Sau eines
srpben Sauies an unr fragile einen Sirz
ger, mas ras ipercen ipute.
Gin 3uhtbaus fir Saucrn, sab esr
CUR Intpprt.
ia, ia, eas ban | eenft, iasts Der
Bauer, fir e'Serra wdr's ;'fIein.
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Gin SrOpfen su siel.-Sn Tew
yprf iIBt Gin sewiTer Nspius i'm 0sfanss
niis neil er einsn Srppfen gu piel Scz
nOmmsn bat. Gr beiratbets namli6
Imalie Sropfsn, wabrenb or idcn nit
elmer Ineern perbeiratbet mar.
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.IUDGE ORR 1T PHILADELPHIA.
From the Georgetown Tlmes.l

From the Georgetown Times.l
It may be that Judge Orr possesses that
Roman flrmness and patriotism which induce
him to order his own son to disgraceful death.
But we hardly think so. We think lie went
out of the way in Philadelphia to laud the
worst acts Of tyranny and oppression that the
present century has witnessed, by eXtolllng
The Ku-Klux laws and praising General Grant
for his clemency In locking in bastlles those
who were his first friends and his present
neighbors. =
No one knows better than Judge Orr that IN
all these cases the juries, both grand ana
petit, were packed not 10 try but to convict;
and he also knows, that out of more than hVe
hundred cases submitted 10 the grand jury,
the unprecedented and hitherto unheard re-
snlt was, that true bills were found against
each and every one OF them. And yet with
these facts before him he maligns the State,
reioices In the bitter punishment OF his neigh
bors, and in loud sounding terms praises the
despotlc hand that puts upon them deep ana
humIliating degradation. Our personal rela-
tions to Judge Orr make US deeply regret that
he should feel called upon to take a course 80
damaging to him as q man and as one Oh Inc
administrators of the laws OF this State.
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JOTTINas ABoUT TEE STATE.

Nelson Joyner has been appointed by
Governor Scott a trial justice for Charieston
Senator sprague, of Rhode Island, arrived
in Columbia on Saturday, and is the guest OF
Colonel 8. a.. ?earce. ,,-.
Green ;ora has appeared In the the Aiken aiken
vegetable markets ana G9eSEes IN Ne York a,g
IThe holy rite of confirmation was adminis.
tered In Trinity Church, Columbia, yesterday
by Bishop Howe. ,,
M. G. M. Maui, while working on house
near Aiken, narrowly escaped snn-stroke on
Thursday last. he was go effected Dy tne
heat that he lost all consciousness, ana came
yery near falling off the house.
Owing to the non-payment OF the bill oy
the State officials, the gas was smut Oh from
the Statehouse, and the mass1Ve-looking
granite pile presented gloomy appearance
Thursday night. ,o,
and Harry Cooper, convicted OF arson, at Ihe
March term, 1872, of the Court OF General Ses,
sions for Darlington County, the principal
witness against them having confessed that ne
swore falsely at their trial. ,n.,..,.
The Orangebnrg News says: "The analysis
. made by Drs. Shepard and. Geddlngs, % 9i
Charleston, of the stomachS Of Mr.. W. L. W.
Riley's wife and children, resulted negatively,
, az the doctors style it-that is there was no
trace iOnnd or any poison whatever. = The
doctofs bills for the examination amounted
to $780,"
sIThe Georgetown Times says: "The race
between the brothers Henning was tried over
on Friday last, when Mr.i Edward HenDlng re'
covered, the laurels he had lost the week De-
fore. De beat the Lily four seconas, OF heaI, eat
" two lengths We learn that the crews WILL
be swapped and another race rdn."
"A difficulty occurred between. two freed
men at Calmese's Old Quarter, IN Laurens
County, on last Friday, In which negro oy
the name of Amos Young shot and killed
another named Isaac Salter. A warrant Was
promptly issued by Trial Justice no Johnson, oo, ~
the difficulty, we learn, was jealousy. !.
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examination made by Judge Willard. The
Grounds of this motion, 1t Is understood III, lie
in objection to the Jurisdiction of Judge WIZ
lard In the premises, and we do not doubt tnat
the motion will cause delay, though it may
NOT eventually deliver the cnlprlt from the
nredicament into which his financial fascoes
have led him. 1t would be a singular Instance
of noplic Justice If this notorious financier
shonld soon find himself caught between lne
upper and neither millstones of his aoetsors
aud his dupes, and be ground to poWaer.
These be very often the "mls OF the gods" 10
accomplish what cannot be reached by human
ingenuity and wisdom.
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A Song I'm June.

The brook went ripplIng, ripping,
Over the pebbles In Jnne.
Through reeds and rushes 1t wound us way,
RUNNING q low, sweet tune.
The little forget-me-uot listened,
And her blue eye beamed less bright,
And the startled lily ope'd wider
Her flowers Of cleaning white.
o brook o brook now tell me
What thou TO the flowers didst sayP
But the brook, still ripping, ripping,
Went lazlly on its way.
The wind went sighing, signing,
Through the tall trees IN June,
And the chestnut blossoms shlVered
As IL sang its mournlul tune.
The dove cOOed ever more gently
AS the whispering wind passed oy,
And the linneL's note sounded softer,
And sadder the bittern's cry.
O wind wind now tell me
what thou to the birds dtdst say?
But the wind, still signing, signing,
Through the forest stole away.
Nv heart was beating. beating,
Faster that day In June.
Aud voice within 1t murmured
A dreamy, dirge-like tune.
Oheart heart now tell me
What the voice 70 thee doth say
And my heart did sadly answer,
"An things must pass away"
And the brook went rippllng, ripping
The wind sighed over the lea.
But the voice 10 my heart sounded sWeeIei
The longer 1t sang 70 me.
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By WY. IEITCHG B. s, BRUNllS: y NlS:,s
a.StfOueorS. ,...ssrr

~
T. D. DEsAUSSURE, RECEIVER AND ~,
Is Agent in the case Of Hey Sard ys, haseh st
al, vs.. Daniel b. sllcox Administrator oi'salnea
By virtue OF on order directed to me bya yatS, atls
Hon. R. F. Graham, Judge OF Court OF Common
Pleas ftr Charleston County, will ofler Tor SALE
a. the east end OF Broad street, (Postomceil fat1
O'Clock, on THURSDAY, 9th Jane, e...p.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Mansion
House thereon, situate, lying and being 0n1 the
north side OF South Bay street, (known- as the.
BatteryJ and opposite White Point Garden, in
the City or Charleston, measuring, and containing
on the front line 81 feet, inches, more or less;
on the back line 62 leet anl in depth 2Al feet be-
the sai dimensions more or less. Butting and
bounding 10 the south on South. Bay street; TO
the north on lands now OF, late OF Mrs. II A. Peu.
gru; to the east on lands OF James e. Spear. and
TO the west on land of T.sD Wagner and w. sKs.
Ryan, trustee OF A. B. Ryan. n. a xrti
This desirable Readence contains IL square
rooms, with three-story piazzss, observatory, and
upon the premises are large Kitchen, clstern, ana
ali necessary 0utbulldings. .,s-.-..,..g.
TermB-One half cash; remainder In one year.
to be secured By bond ofthe purchaser, bearing
interest from theday of Tsale, able semi
sly, and mortgage OF the property. Tne ore:
misses to be insured by the purchaser and tne
policy assigned, with the bond and mortgage;
/ Purchaser TO pay auctioneers for papers @ ana
BtampH. &c, - on rGlG-.. D.S'fShLLyvJAs hgi
.ipn4-t -tufmWSmtu9thl ~ a.l.t... EseleIe9tI
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@> TAX NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
owning Taxable Property In the Town OF Mount
Pleasant are hereby required to make returns OF
the same to the Town Treasurer, at his Office in
the Council Chamuer, on or before the lst July
next, or they will be liable to a double tax. ana
the payment OF the said taxes are required to DO
made on or before the 18th day of July next, after
which date executions will be issued against all
defaulterB.
ONCE hours from 10 O'Clock A. N. to O'Clock p
II. each day. Sundays excepted.
( Mount Pleasant, June IA, 1872.
M KINLOCH,
iuu1s swa Town Treasurer.
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TIE 4IR LINE ROAD.
spartanburg Looks for a Good Time
Coming.

[FRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
SPARTANBURG, 8. c., June IL.
An annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Atlanta and Richmond Air Line Railway
was held at this place to-day. No change has
been made in president and directors. The
presidents report was satisfactory and well
received, The early completion of the road
Ia a fixed fact, and arrangements are made,
financially and otherwise, to complete the
road through at as carly period as possible.
The iron for the road was commenced oeing
laid at this place to meet the work on the
Charlotte end to-day. Our town Is alive at the
expectation of the arrival of the cars by The
lat of November. Four large new brick stores
on the public square are just completing, TWO
more ready to commence. Prospects gener-
ally advancing, and better times iondly antlci-
nAtpG mAhSd.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17

~ OFFICE MOUNT PLEASANT AND
sULLIvAN's ISLAND FERRY COMPANY, No. 3s
BROAD STREET, CHARLESTON, JUNE 18th,
1s72.-NoTlcE TO sToCKHoLDERs.-The follow
ing Resolution, adopted at meeting OF The Direc'
tors OF the Company, held THIS DAY, is published
for the information OF all concerned
Resolred That call be, and ls hereby made
upon the stockholders for the payment OF ISIS 30)
Sixteen 30-lu0 Dollars per share, being the ann unit
made 10 the Treasurer on or before the 22d inst.
Payments will be received daily from 10 A. N.
to P. n, till 22d instant. H0FSON LEE,
iunl2lO Secretary and Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-06-17
THE REHRNUE BOND scREP.
Treasurer Parker ResIsts an Eramina
ton.
from the Columbia Carollnian.l

The cases under which the two inJunc-
,,ons were Issued last week restraining the
State and county treasnrers from recelV. s,
mo bond scrip and treasury certificates ior
taxes and also eDjoni3g las comfy n he slse
rers from paying 10 lne oraer xas .. nosrtsS i Sv
tbem , for State purposes, are likely to be fur
tner the Complicated. c Judge Willard q few days
smen sinca mada an order, that testimony 10 tile
slnce sn.c ohnnId be taken before John 7. Rhett,
Gsse Ga1 % and it was arranged 10 do 80 Yesterday,
mt @ at the time appointed Parker VINO dGss
not intend to submit lean TO an any 81 the
which is asS aaS, 70 and asGSs abuses Which the
atrhiSss au of his office, and the search; en-
a,cihf1e ora, examination OF himself and
ln n,sar witnesses Is likely to disclose, prompny
"nved by his counsel to vacate the oroer ior