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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18


AN ACT to- ..'atha'ise. and .EmpeaOe,
". C. Gaa3ty,gF w. To,oles and
J.. II. 9oaUles to Establish q WharJ
ut Martins. Point, Waamalaav Is
land, South Carolina. ..i
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the
Senate and House Of Representatives
of the, State of South Carolina, now
met and Sitting in General Assembly,
and by the authority Of the same
That W. C. Garity, F. W. Towles and
D. II. Fowles be, and are hereby, au-
thorized and empowered to erect and
build IL wharf, and collect the usual
rate Of wharfage on the same, at Mar
tins Point, Wadmalaw Island, South
Carolina, and to extend the same as
far towards the channel of the river
as may be necessary for commercial
purposes. -
SEC. 2. That the franchise herein
granted shall be vested in the said
W. c. Garity, F. W. Towles and D.
Towles, their heirs, executors, admin
istrators' and assigns, for the term of
ninety-nine years.
Sec. 8. All acts or parts Of acts,
inconsistent with this act, and hereby
repealed.
Ap; foved March l3, 1872.
AN ACT to Incorporate the Prospect
Baptist Church, Of La1ucns Coae'l-
ty, South Garolina
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the
Senate end House of Representatives
of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General assembly,
and by the authority of the same:
That from and Immediately after the
passage OF this Act, I'LL persons who
now are, or who hereafter shall or
may become, members of said socie-
ty, shall be, and they are hereby, in
corporated, and are hereby declared
to be body corporate, by. the name
and style Of the Prospect Baptist
Church." and by the said name shall
have succession of officers and mem
bers; and have common seal.
Sec. 2. That the said corporation
shall have power topurchase, receive
and possess any real or personal es-
tate, not exceeding in-valuc the sum
of twenty-five thousand dollars, or to
sell the same, and by It's corporate
name TO sure and be sued in any Court
of this State, and to make such rules.
and bylaws, (not repugnauSto law)
as may be thought expedient.
SEC. 8. That this act be deemed a
public act, and shall continue in force
until repealed.
Approved March IS, 1872.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-04-18
1N2, SPRING TRADE. tS72

CRDQGNF.
Complete sets at g, 90, $500, $500, 500,
500 to 5000 set,
FISHING TACKLE.
Rods, Hooks, Lines and Baskets.
BASE BALLS.
All the Leading kindsat Reduced Prices
GUNS.
Double and Single Barrel Guns.
PISTOLS.
The Popular and Approved kinds.
AmMpNHTTON.
N. B.-All of our Croquet, excepting
the $500 set, have Bradley's Patent Sock
eta for the Bridges, great addition.
Dealers in Sportsmen's Goodsand others
interested, should send for our Price List
of Jointed Fishing Rods, the best and
cheapest Goods in the market.
POULTNEY, TRIMBLE g. CO..
: 200 w. Baltimore Street..
BALTIMORE, MD.
Mar 12 -tol9 IL
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AN ACT to RepealtAe Charter Of the
Village Of Lasgensrils> isi
SECTION l. Be 1t enacted by the
Senate and House of9Representatives
of the State of South Carolina, now
met and sitting in General Assembly,
and by the, authority iof the same:
That the charter of the village of
Laurensville, and all Acts or parts Of
Acts pertaining thereto, be, and the
same are hereby, repealed. -.
Approved March Is, 1872.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18
An Editor Insane.

A strange case is reported at Montrose,
Pa, and nothing less than the insanity
Of the editor Of the Independent Repub-
linn. In the absence of any reason for
bis loss Of mind, we suggest two possible
causes, first th- hopelessness Of Grants
reelection, and second that his subscri-
bers are not paying up promptly. Either
Is sufficient cause. If the latter what q
reprosch to delinouents.
He imagincs himself q woman, and in
sists on wearing grecian bend and a
Dolly Warden bat. 1t is with the great
est difficulty ,hatbc is prevented from ap-
pearing in this COSTUME in the street.
At times he remains ct home for days,
declaring that be is afraid the people
will discover that he is nothing but q
woman.
On Wednesday he appeared in his
printing Office in his bare feet, and asked
his typc-setters to CO his toes. He
declared that be hac twelve toes, and
flew into an ungovernable passion when
told he had but ten On the same eve
ming he attempted to cut off two of his
toes, but was prevented by his wife. He
thinks that he owns the whole Of Sus.
quehanns County, and expressed a will
lngness to deed the whole Of it TO Gen.
Grant.
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That Old Lie !

The ring-tail RAIDS are getting hard up,
for they once more characteristicrlly and
industriously start the old "sicket lie" !"
which did for them so much service dur.
ing former canvasses. The poor, un-
suspecting negro is told that in Georgia,
where carpet bsgism is declining, and
thieving put q stop to, that colorcd
man cannot go to town to sell his little
produce, or for any purpose whatever,
unless be has written pass. And they
believe it; so they will believe the most
absurd story told by one Of their party.
How long will it be ere glimmer of
truth forces itself into their heads. Once
before this was told as being done in
North Carolina, and shown to be false.
Now its trumped up for Georgia. Their
whole stock in trade is faisehood, and
the father Of lies, who supplies them, is
kept pretty busy in the manufacture
otherwise they would make but little
headway. But this old lie is too bald
faced.
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Query

Scores of hard.up colored Jeremy Did
dlers are running at large about this
State, but their principal rendezvous is
at Columbia, to which place they aock
from the towns and hamlets in hope Of
getting something from the host Of car
pesbaggers and ring leaders, who live,
move and wax fat there. Failing, how
ever, 10 make raise from the stake
holders, they besiege gentlemen on eve
ry corner with the request to loan them
trifle. It's @ nuisance. Why don't the
ring take care of its own. Mr.. Moses
ought TO make some provision for his
hard up followers.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18

THE LADT's FRIEND FOR OcToBER--An
uncommonly beautiful and spirited e0grav-
ing, "The Wishing Wel!,'' leads off the at
fractions Of this number The second en-
craving, "On the Summit Of the Jungfrau,' -
pictures o lofty distinction attained by q trio
of tourists. The Fashion Illustrations are as
elegant as the ladies could desire. The mu-
sic is the Honeymoon Schottische." And
the stories arc certainly unequallcd. The
capital story, "Only Wish," is concluded.
The Workable and pattern department
and the Editorials are also we'll attended to-.
Price So 90 year. Four copies $500. Eight
copies land one gratiS) S1200. A large and
beautiful steel engraving also is sent to the
getter-up of every club. The Lsdy's Friend"
[S2 00) and s'The Saturday Evening Post"
(S3. .00j for $3.50 Published by Deacon &
Peterson, Philadelphia. Single copies for
sale by all News Dealers, aud by the Pub
fishers, price 20 cents.
REVUE DE LA MoDE.-The first number Of
this beautiful journal is before US. and we
can truly say, is perfect gem of sixteen
pages, fully illustrated, Of the latest Paris
ian Fashions.
It takes the place of Die Modenwelt, and
will be found to excel it in every particular.
In addition to the many uncoiored cuts, the
most artistic that We have ever seen, itgives
large, fine, and very highly colored steel
engraving; besides, number Of very supc-
rior patterns.
This Fashion journal is translated and
printed in Paris, for S. 7. Taylor, Sl6 Broad
way, n. T., Importer of lie Bon Ton and La
France Elegante, and put Ct the -ery low
price of $3.50 for ono year, monthly; single
copies IS cents.
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nSy VALUABLE HINTS

~ NALU ABLE HlNTS.-A
regular habit Of BODY is absolutely essential
to physical health and clearness Of intellect.
Nor is this all. Beauty Of person cannot
co-exiSt with an unnatural condition Of the
bowels. 4 free passage of the refuse mat:
ter Of the system through these natural
waste pipes, is as necessary to the purity
Of the body as the free passage Of the ofal
of L city through its sewers is necessary
10 the health Of its inhabitants.
indigestion is the primary cause of most
Of the diseases Of the diScharging organs,
and one Of It's most common rssults its con-
st;;ation. This complaint, besides being
dangerous in itself, hss many disagreeable
oncomirants-Sucha as an unpleasant breath
! a sallow skin, communicating blood and
! bile, henorrloids, headache, loss Of men,
ory, and general debility.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters remove all
these evils bY removing their immediate
cause in the digestive organs, and regula-
ting the action Of the intestines. The ccm-
bination Of properties in this celebrated
! preparation is one Of its chief merits. 1t
is no, merely 4 Stimulant or tonic, or an
aHt.'AIiOdS oESiiAI VI - !lS' 'iIiC, Va CiOOG
Gepurnnt, Or a cathartic, but all these cura-
tive elements judiciouSly blended in one
powerful restorative It lends activity and
vigor to tie inert and cnervAted stomach,
relieves the aiimentary canal CT is ob-
s;ructions, and gives tone TO the membrane
which lines it, gently stimulates the liver,
braces the nerves, ard cheers the animal
spirits. No other remedy possesses such
variety of hygienic virtues. 1t is to
these characteristic virtues that it owes its
prestige as Il household medicine. Ex-
pcrience has P:ovcd that it is as harmless
as it is cfficacious, and hence it it as popular
with the weaker Sex as Wit! tie stronger.
Hos.ctter's Stomach Biiters are sol? in
bottles ONLY, ani the trademark blown in
the glass an': engraved Oh the label is the
test Of senuineress. BeSere Of coulter.
feits.-s@p. I, Ss-sl-.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18
Convention Of the Fourth Congressional Dis
frinf.

SOUSeULlOu v. Glo EOu1 IL SOtlS4 4ooo2S4o4 0Ao-
trict.
This Convention, called by the State
Democratic Executive Committee, as
sembied in Columbia, on Monday eve
ming last.
The following Counties were repre-
sented: Chester, Fairfield, Greenville,
Laurens, Oconee, Pickens, Spartanburg,
Union and York.
B.. F. Perry, Of Greenville, |. G. Nc
Kissick, Of Union, ". D. Simpsoa, Of
Laprens, J. H. Evins, Of Spar,anburg,
and E. P. Jones, Of GreenTillc, we're put
in nomination.
Upon the third ballot, Es.Gov. B. F.
Perry vas unanimously nominated for
Congress.
We believe he is the man for the
times.
Upon motion Of Col. Rion, the dels-
gates from each County were requested
20 make arrangements 10 apply to the
Circuit Judge for the Supervisors Of
Elections, as provided for By Act Of Con.
ercss.
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Tribute Of Respect.

At the last Regular Communication Of
Prosperity Lodge, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Death, the eveler Of all men, regardless Of
those sweet engagements, those pleasing ~
tercourses and those improving joys which
Masons know, has summoned away, in the
midst of his youth and usefulness, our be-
loved friend and worthy brother, JOHN j.
MAFFETT, Junior Warden Of this Lodge,
whose remains VIC have just placed in the
silent tomb, there to answer the call Of the
Grand Master Of the Universe. We beheld
the sun in its meridian, and rejoicel in its
brightness. 1t is now set, and the evening
shades have closed around. Blessed be his
rest and soft and safe tc him the mortal
bed sweet the opening flowers we plant
around: fragrant the accasia sprig that here
shall flourish, and, whereas, we his memory
cherish, MS virtues initiate. and his death
deplorc,
Resolved, That we heartily sympathizc
with the bcreavcd parents, and sorroWing
wife and friends. Their grief is ours, for
our loss is theirs. Let us look forward,
when cur Brother. who is laid low by the
stroke of death, snail be raised from his
PROSTATE state, at the Supreme Grand Mas
ter's word, and admitted to the privileges Of
the Lodge Celestial.
Resolved, That a blank page of our min
ute book be dedicated to his memory and in
scribed with his name and the day Of his
death, his age, and the day of his exaltation
10 the sublime degree Of i Master SlaSon.
Resolved. That : copy OF these proceed
ngS be semitic The family Of our deceased bro
ther rs a testimonial of onr c5nGo!ence with
them in their bereavement.
Resolved that these proceedings be pub
lished in the Ncw!rcrry Herald.
J. W. STOCKMAN,)
p. f. WISE,
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Political Dots.

A Western exchange advertises ''for sale
a stateSma:i's breeches" One thing is
sure, they are not CRAFTS.
''The sword Of Grant has written lis name
on the heart of the nation" So says a
rabid Graut orator. Yes; and the coun-
try'S hear: bleeds from it.
A train on the Indianapolis, Blooming
ton, and Western railroad, few days ago,
voted the way the country will vo;e-s9 for
Greeley; rs for Grant.
Senator Robertson, Of South Ca7o!ina,
sees the handwriting on The wall, and does
not think that he will take part in politics
this fall. Other Radios! politicians are pre-
paring to follow his example.
Out Of twenty large houses in Broadway,
New York, dealing in boots and shoes, the
employees Of seventeen are to man, it is
said, fos Greeley. The soLEs Of these men
are in the right place, depend on it.
The stampede from, Grant to Greeley is
50 universal in Alabama, that, in some
counties, both white and colored Republi-
cans have fallen into line In these coun-
ties especially where the aegroes are
scattered, It is clear tha. they will support
Greeley.
The Democratic and Liberal Republican
Conventions OF this State assembled lately
a: Worcester. These DO not appear to be
.: al! discouraged. They have united
heartily for the ensuing canvass: and uomi-
mated the Hon. Charles Sumner as their
candidate for Governor. Notwithstanding
tie enormous odds, they propose to make Q
square and valiant fight in the very citadel
Of Grants strength.
The great Greeley barbecue at Louisville,
Sept 18th, was The greatest gathering Of
the season. l: is said there were twenty
6vc thousand people in attendance. For
the accommodation of this enthusiastic
crowd, after the speaking, twelve tables, one
hundred and fifty fee, long were loaded
viii. refreshments. There were private
tables besides. al. for Greeley.
~--.s->->>er-
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Dr.. TUFTS Hair Dye does not Stain the Linen.

A GREAT BUSINESS SUccEss.-Mcssrs
Geo p Rowell & Co., have taken possession
Of their new business offices, Immediately
above the counting-houSe Of the New York
Times. MeSsrs. Rowell 4 Co, do one OF the
largest advertising trades in the world
Their extensive premises embrace nearly all
of the entire second floor Of Nos 40 and Al
Park Row, where thousands of Newspapers
are received daily, examined and put away,
anl hundreds of letters read and replied to.
The place is business beehive in fact, and
admirably illustrates one Of the most re-
narkab!e institutions Of Our timc-the Adj
ver,Sing Agency. The new Offices are we'll
arranged in counting house fashion. and arc
among the most pleasantly and advantage
ously situated in the city. We conSratula te
our enterprising ncishbOrs upon tie success
which persistent industry, 6 keen eye to busi-
ness, and uprigi;ness in the doing Of it, have
Obtained for them.-Eyeniug Mail, New
York City It,
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FOR VICE-PRESIDENT,
GOV. B. GRATz BROWN,
OF MISSOURI.
The Orangeburg Times has swallowed
Moses and his party, sad to relate. There
is no accounting for tastes.
Mr. TolnlinsoA's Letter.

On our outside will be found Mr.. Tom.
l!nson's letter-the boilers candidate for
the Governorsbip. It is pretty fair, IL
though it does not set any ones mind at
rest in regard to lis innocence Of the
charges laid at his door by the Ring,
Further Developments are waited for
In the meantime and until his detection
IS proved let him enjoy the character Of
moral integrity said to be his due.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18

: little daughter Of General Albert vielle
was kidnapped by four rufiians a, Lake
Mahapac. on Thursday, and hurried away.
The affair remains mystery.
4 mechanic in San Francisco has invented
baby carriage, 50 formed that when no.
in use !. may be folded up into space rot
larger than an ordinary portfolio.
England is threatened with ! potato iaa,.
ir., aud the CONSERVATION Of the farmers
who pay high rents can be imagined Tie
crop is elDoS totally Destroyed for the,
S.aSl1.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18

THE HORSE AND HIS RIDER.-It was q
happy day for Horse and his rider when the
MUSTANG LISIMEST was introduced as a
cure for the external diseases and injuries of
both In the stable, the barn and the house
hold this wonderful emoliieEt is equally use
ful. If q horse is spawned, or foundered,
or harness CALLED, or afflicted with any other
of the many superficial ills that equine flesh
is heir to, the Liniment effects speedylcure
and it is equally eficaciouS when applied TO
draught oxen OF COWS suffering from ou'-
ward sweilings, strains, or hurts of any dc
scr;ption. As en- application for bruises,
cuts, burns, rheumatism, stiff joints, serains,
neuralgia, earache and toothache, it takes
precedence of all other topical remedies, d
is therefore an article of prime necessity in
families. IT.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18

TIE FARM AND F1REs1DE is . beautifully
printed, eight page paper, elegantly i!lustra-
ted, aid published at the extremely low price
of y per year. with 4 handsome chrome
thrown in. Address Farm and FireSide AS
ISOLATION. No. II Pine ST, New York.
There was q man in our town
And he was woGdrouS wise,
lie had pam from ear to car;
Another between MS eyes:
And when he saw he hai Catarr!,,
With all his might and main
lie purchased Sage's Remedy
, And had his health again.
1t is sold by druggists everywhere. 1t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18
COMMCSICATED.

MEssRs. EDITORS: The Office Of Solicitor
is one Of great Importance in the admins
tratiou Of justice, and when, after sufficient
trial, one is found fully competent to dis
charge the duties Of the post it is very de-
sirabc that he be retained.
Homer L. MCGOWAN. Esq, the present
Solicitor Of this Circuit, has, during the past
term, shown marked ability, and has son
the esteem of the officers Of the Court through
out the entire Circuit. His reelection would
be very acceptable to the great BODY Of our
people.
The nomination of Homer L. MCGOWAN
ESQ, for the office Of Solicitor foG the Sew
enth Judicial Circuit, is respectfully made
by NEWBERRY.
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Sunday School Convention.

There will be i Convention Of the Baptist
Sunday Schools Of Newberry County on Sat-
urday. the 2Sth instant, At LIT. Zion Church
Essays and addresses on Sunday School sub
jects may be expected.
Sunday Schools entitled to representation
will please send three delegates. And friends
Of the cause in general are invited to attend
JOHN STOUT, Com.
Sept 1872
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: prominent Charleston Meeting street
iry goods house sold fifteen Thousand dol
lars worth Of goods betseec 4ooea7 and
Friday s. last seek..
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NOTICE!

H. accordance wiGh al "Act to provide
for a genera! license law" enacted by tie
last Legislature, the Treasurer's Books will
be open to collect the Quarterly Tax due,
Oh CT before October the first, 1872. 1t
must he pc i promptly CT the law will be
enforced. D. r. PHIFER,
Sep. is, 3S-3t. Go. Treasurer.
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COMM ERCIAL.

NEwBERkY, S. C, September 17.-Cotton
16:.
COLUMBIA, September 16.-Cotton III
LIVERPOOL, September 16-Evcning.-
Cotton closed rcgular-uplards 93a9!; Or
leans 10l.
New YORK. September 16-7 P. Moot
ton quiet, ut 2o!a2l. Gold l3:al34.
BALTIMORE. September 16.-Cotton firm
-middling 205.
AUGUSTA. September l6.-Cotton dull
middIing iSalS4.
CHARLESTON, September 16.-Cottoa dull
-m;dIlDp IS.
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FATAL AccIDEST.-We roget to chron.
icle the death of Col. B. s. Jones, OF
Clinton, Laurens County, which oc'
CURED on Tuesday morning, the 10Th
instant, about 2 O'Clock. lie vas riding
in buggy, on last Saturday. when his
horse became frightened, and ran otf.
throwing him out OF the bugsy. The
injuries 10 his head and ether portions
of his body were Of 4 fatal character
and he expired on the following Tues
day morning. Col. Jones was native
Of Laurens, where ne waS highly esteem
ed. He held several Offices in that
County in the course Of his life, ard was
very popular with all classes. Phoenix.
Heavy rains have prevailed throughout
the Northwest for the past week or ten
days. There are reports fron, some
points of damage to the wheat in shocks
and stalks.
4 man waS arrested in Washington,
Saturday, suspected Of being implicated in
;he murder Of Nathan, in New York.
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NOTICE

Is hereby given that approved School
Orders, payable to the undersigned, OF
Jesse c. Smith, Esq, School Commissioner,
NewberrY County, for the months of Janu-
ary, February and March, 1872, have been
lost. The County Treasurer ani all others
are hereby warned NOT to pay or trade for
The same D. BENJAMIN BCSBY.
Pomatia, s. c., Sep. 10, lS72-3S-3s.
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OUR AGENTS IN CHARLEsToN.-The ad-
vertisins agency Of Mcssrs. Walker Evans &
Cogsweii, represented by Roswell 7. Logan,
Esq is the only authorized agency for this
paper in Charleston.
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LOCAL.

"NEssRs. GEIFpI1 & HOFFMAN,. Newspaper
Advertising Agents, No. South ST., Bal
timore. Nd. IRE duly authorized to contract
for advertisements at our contract rates. Adrer-
tiscrs in that City are requestedt to leave their IA
yors with this house."
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18

Last night nomination Of officers Of So; S
of--not Thunder butt. Nominating Con
Tention. Court Of Genera: Sessions. May
be Circus, all these attractions this week,
but best Of all MARSHALL will have
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BRSkINB COLLEGE.

THE Exercises OF this Institution open
on the first Monday Of October
Sep. IS, 38-3t.
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Ifyou have ChillS, whether every other
day, every tenth day, or every two or three
weeks. take Dr.. TUFTS Liver Pills, and you
will check them, otherwise they will stick to
YOU all winter.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-09-18

DON'T FA1L-To attend the Tournament
near Smyrna Church, on this Thursday, The
10Th. About twenty knights will engage in
the tilt. There will also be fine barbecue
dinner furnished by Dir. Clary, and dance
at night. Ye gallants gay and ladies fair,
attend by all means.
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OPENING OF THE NEwBERRT MALE
AcADEAY.-We have the pleasure 10 state
that Mr.. Brooks, principal Of our Male
School, has arrived. School was opened on
Monday. We advise the scholars to come in
promptly and be classcd, so that no time be
lost in the important matter of education.
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The Charleston Republican, after tssef
luei5 interval, $ons baaS to Grant.
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CoURT.-The regular session for this term
commenced on Monday, Judge Moses on the
bench. We understand there are three muir
der cases on docket, besides the usual amount
of lesser business, which vii! probably occu-
py attention for some time