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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-10-24
No. 1s1 Meeting street. Charleston

nR. FILTERS VEGETABLE RHEU.
~ HATIO SYRUP.
Warranted under oath never to have failed to
cure. $500 Certificates or testimonials OF cure,
including Rev. o. H. Ewing, Media, Pennsylvania;
Rev. Joseph Beggs, Falls Of Schuylkin, Philadel'
phia; the wife or Rev. ]. B. Davis, HIghtstown,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, Frankford,
Philadelphia; Doctor jennings and Doctor Walton,
Philadelphia; Hon. J Y. Greeley, member Con.
gress from Philadelphia; hon. Judge Lee, Gam
den, New Jersey; ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. Warranted to cure or money refunded.
DR. GEO. AULIER, Agent,
julyl-1yr Cnarleston. S.O.
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0TATE OF SOUTH CAROL1NA-RICH-
- LAND COUNTY.-lN THE COHMON PEAS.
@. a.. P%ETTINGILi, Plaintiff, against WIN. II.
BOYCE. observation-disclosures for Relief, Com.
plant seryed.-To WIN. q. BOYCE, Defendant in
this action !: You IRE her by summoned and re.
quired 10 answer the complaint IN thls acton,
court Of Common Pleas for said county, and to
serve q copy Of your answer on the Subscribers
at their office, in the Statshouse at Colum6ia,
within twenty days after the service OF This sum.
mons on Won. exclusive OF the day OF service; and
II you fail 10 answer the complaint Within The
time Aforesaid. the plaintiff In this acilon VIII ap-
ply to the Court for the relief demanded In the
complaint.
DatedSeptember 1s, 1877.
OHAMBERLA1N, SEABR00K 4 DUNBAR,
seps0.m6 Plaintiff % Attorneys,
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financial.

1--WE THOUSAND DOLLARS WANTED,
For twelve months. or longer, on improved I'M
encountered Resi- Estate In this city; interest pay
able monthly In advance, with the assignment OF
the lease OF the tenant secured. Money not re.
quired for sixty days. Address q. 7. W., Key
Box, Nc. 421, Charleston PoStonlce, stating rate OF
interest II security offered Ia satisfactory.
oct24-thstu8
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SEEMING marbines.
Business Qar1s.

O A R D.
/ would respectfully inform my friends that I
have resumed business ut NO. 70 vend1e Range.
PETER MALQUEEN,
Provision and Produce Commission Merchant.
octl9-tuthSlmO
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nor SALE, AT CHICORA MINING
i. AND MANUFAC TURING COMPANIES MINES,
8 miles rom Cnarleiton, one mile from Northeast
ern Railroad:
ONE STEAM ENGINE, 10 inch diameter cylln.
der, 20 inch stroke Engine; shaft 6 inches ID diam.
eter, with dy.wheel8 feet diameter; solid rim 81
by 6 inches, and one 8 feet pulley, Fl inch race
turned; Judson's governor, pumps, &C., complete,
oil In good order.
long; CRATE bars; smoke stack, 81 feet long, steam
and water pipes complete.
One Patent Upright heater, 6 feet high, 8 feet
diameter.
The above will be sold as q whole or separately.
On. 4 inch diam ter metal Shaft, turned, 81 feet
long, coupled with r~edestals, &c. On this shalt are
two s.Ieet pulleys, Is inch iaoe. two 4.feet pulleys,
IA inch face, aud Ole 24-feet pulley, 10 inch face;
pu!leys turned on face.
Two pair feet diameter French Burr Stones,
with Spludles, patent Bruan, &c, complete, driven
by q 6 feet bevel mortice wheel.
Two Orushers for Phosphate Rock, complete;
one entirely new, with gearing for driving same.
One finch Shall, 20 feet long, coupled and
turned.
One Wire Rope, \ inch diameter, about 16o feet
long.
One Rubber Belt, loH Inches wide, go feet ,ong.
One Single Screw Phosphate Rock Washel com.
plete, In good order.
There Is O tram road from the works to the
Northeastern Railroad, and suitable cars, which
Will enable the purchaser to remove the machinery
with facility.
For terms, &C., apply to
octl6.tuthss Charlestrn,S S. O.
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TARD.-MRS. P j. BARBOT RESPECT
" FULLY informs her Pupils, and the public
generally, that she will resume her instruct ms
on the Piano and to her Solfege GLASS on MONDAY
next, October 2lst.
22d inst, at her residence, southwest corner
Smith and Montague streets. Terms $l2 per quar-
ter, payable In advance. ocJl4
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MilIimerp, 6tram GOODS, or.


M Rs. 8. WATTS,
24 KING STREET,
Will open, THIsDAY. a full assortment Of
TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED hats,
Ribbons, Flowers and Feathers,
Neck Handkerchlefs, Scarfs aud BOWS,
White and Black Lace @ liars,
Black Lace and Lace Wells,
Linen Collars and Sets,
Queen Bess RufilDg,
Black and Colored Velgets,
Velours and Velveteen,
Black Grape, Grape and Love Wells,
Black and Oolored Kid Gloves,
BLACK and Oolored Guipure Laces,
Cambria Edging and Inserting.
4 full assortment Of Corsets, Hoopskirts and
Bustles. oct17.thtutha
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Gums, &aromare ann GntIerp.
UNSl GUNS GUNS

~ UNSl GUNS GUNS
The subscriber has recently received from Eng:
land q fns assortment OF GUNS, including Boys
Double and Single Barrel, OF various qualities.
SINGLE AND DOUBLE BARREL GUNS, OF
LARGE SIZE, for duck shooting.
AND,
BIRD AND DEEE. GUNS, OF all kinds, including
q few fine BREEUH LADDERS, IN cases, win I'M
pIements complete. For sale st very low prices.
8. GRAvELEY, 10. 81 East Bay,
cct2a.8 South OF the PoStofice
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lost and found.

II OSTON THE EVENING OF OCTOBER
2lst, q Single Case GOLD WATCH and
UhAIN. Aliberal reward will be paid II left at
this office. oct23S
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GnnratlonGl.

nANCING--NRS. G. W. ALEXANDER
~ will resume her Lessons In dancing on
MONDAY, 28th October. She will be pleased to
meet her Afternoon and Night Glasses and her
Private Pupils for the present at her Residence,
No. So Bull street, corner Of Lynch.
Oct22 -tuthBm4s
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Refresbment 5alnDns.

A OADEMY OF MUSIC SALOON.
OYSTERS on the Halr.Shell, and hot Tom and
Jerry tonight. Also, Lunch from IL to 1 O'Clock.
LOUIS RONNER,
oct24 Late Barkeeper at the Mills House.
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New pnbllea1lpns.

HYMNAL OF THE CHURCH.
We ara nrepared to furnish the "HYMNALnat
the loves introduction prices. A variety OF
styles. Prices from zoe, 40c, 6oc. 76c, 81 and up
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ITO RENT, THAT ELEGANT NEW
STORE, No. 40 King street, next to corner
Burns lane. To an approved tenant they Will be
rented low. Apply 70 F0KSYTHE, eCUOMB d
CO., corner King street and Burns lane.
OCtl.tuLhs
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Go Rent.

ITO RENT, THE STORE No, IS HASEL
street, knowp as the Hasel street Bazaar.
Apuly to DIR. SOLOMUNS. OCt17-thBLu4
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Uatlts.

VTTANTED, A TRACT OF LAND WITH
w river landing near Charleston. Address
"W.u NEWS oasce- oct24ths.2s
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WANTED, A CAPABLE COOK. AP-
w PLY at office rear Of Cotton Exchange,
South Atlantic wharf. oct24.2
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UTANTED, BY A YOUNG MAN WHO
w has had several years business experience,
and writes q good leglble hand. q situation In q
cotton factor or merchants Office. Best OF refer.
ences given. Address "R," Lock Box No. 1874,
Charleston POstoffice. oct23.2"
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ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND COM
i MODIOUS Building. No. 14s East Bay, re-
Gently occupied as the Publication ONCE OF q
NEWS, and formerly known as the French Gomez
House. For terms, &C., apply at the Office OF
TIE NEWS, No. 10 Broad street. tep2S
ITO RENT, THAT LARGE AND DE-
SIRABLE RESIDENCE No. o King street,
RECENTLY finished, suitable for one or two req
aule families, having all the necessary outbuild-
ings for the accommodation OF the same. There
one OF the best wells Of water In the City. Apply
on the premises. sepZa
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WANTED, AN HONEST COLORED
w Boy or Woman. Such q one can md q
place by applying at No. 40 Smith street. near
ualhoun. oct23.l*
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ITO RENT, THAT DESIRABLE STORE,
No. 1914 King street, recently occupied by
Eur SYTRE, MOOOMB d 90. The stor ia neatly
shelved, and with Counters and Gas Fixtures will
be rented low to an approved tenant. Apply 10
FUR,YTRE, MOCOMB q CO., corner King street
and Burns lane, Oct1-tuthS
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for dalE.

TUST ARRIVED, ONE CAB LOAD OF
D PLANTATION MULES aud cheap WORK
HORSES. For sale on time at No. IS Church
street. r. OAKMAN oct23.4f
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WANTED, A LAD IN A BROKERS'
w OTce. Apply by writing, Lock Box No.
a, charleston PostOfice. oct23-2
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WJANTED. A COMPETENT BUTLER,
w also q Ohambermaid, one that is q good
washer and ironer. Recommendations required.
School. oct2i-l4
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1872-11-20

Grant and, 1.-The South.

The Washington correspondent Of
the Savannah Advertiser, writes as
TO lows FROM Washington
There is determined effort to
lave the colorcd element recognized
in the formation Of the nextC act.
Fog thatrntposo the Eclaims of John
W .FsI jaHgston,@a negro lawyer in
Washington, and formerly Radical
political missionary in the South, for
Attorney General, are put forth in a
strong editorial in the Washington
Chrouiclc of this morriug. The anti.
'clo was written by cx-5cnator Harlan,
the intimate friend aud counselor of
Grant, was evidently inspired at the
White House, and is considered n
fcclcr. 1t is, well known that Grant
is disposed to acknowledge the value
Of the colvrcd vote BY hestowing upon
some mcmber of chat race tho highest
political prrfcrmcnts, and if the re-
commcndation is made stron. enough,
there is no doubt but that Langston
will be made u Cabinet oil GER 1t is
certain that Langston is the most
active and energetic cf His race, and
stands IN II position where amy rccog-
n,'ion Of him would he considered Il
Recognition Of his people. His claims
nlc being urged Ly fieU Duglass and
MI the prominent co|6rca men in the
country, especially from the South,
anil hy a large number Of white re.
publioans both from tho North and
SOUTH zss IL .. ...sG ....'
The President this morning, in con
vcrS>ton with your correspondent
expressed Il desire for peace through
ont the country, and said no would
labor for that object ; that ho was Il
friend Of the. South, and was anxious
thHtt tho people of that section should
look upon him as such. Now that
the excitement of the political contest
was over, and allvexed Questions we;
settled for the next four years, he
hoped the people Of the South would
devote themselves 10 the developing
Of the vast resources Of their section
and kind relations between the tive
races, ;, etc., ainY aid of which they
would dndho more kind friend than
himself.
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I AIDES and GENTLEMEN, Agents want
Ia ell to cell lrotcan Button Hole Cutter,
2|as., Button Hole Worker, 50cts.; Needle
Threading Thimblc, 2jcts.; Morocco Needle
Book. 5ncts.. g largo & 3 papers smhi,)
Nccdl $. Sl5 per day sure; samples free
to any one above prices. HORTON l. CO.,
591 Broalway, n. \.
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1t Is not II physic which may give tempo-
rnry relief 10 the sufferer for the first fcw
doses, but which, from continued use brings
Piles and kindred diseases to nid in weak-
cning the invalid, no. is it dociorcd liquor,
which, under the popular name of 'Bit.
tors is so xtcnsis oily pnlmcd OFF on the
public rs sovereign remedies, but it is o
most powerful Tonic and Alternative, pro-
! mo"nced 50 by tho leading medical nuthori-
Ties of London and Paris, aud has been long
used by the rcgulT physicians Of other
Dr., Wells Extract of Jurubeba
retains all the medicinal virtues peculiar to
the plant AMI must he taken as permanent
curative agent.
Is there want Of action in your liver and
Spleen Unless relieved at once, the blood
becomes impure by dclctcrious secretion,
producing strofulous or skin diseases,
ElntcAcS, Fclcns, Pustulcs, Canker, PIN.
plcs. &C.. &c.
Take Juruhcha 10 cleanse, purify and re.
store The vitiatcd blool to he, ,lIhy action.
Have yon pyspcntic Stomach Unless
digestion ia promptly aided tho system is
drhitatea with lnSs Of viinl force, poverty
o; Flood, Drorsical Tendency, General
Mrakn ,ss or Lnssitudc. ...
Fake it 20 assist Digestion without reac I.
ton, it will i'npnrt you'hful vigor to the
weary sufferer. .... .
Have you Weakness Of the Intestines
on are N ,!auecr OF Chronic Diarrhea or
the drcndiul Inflammation Of the Bowels.
Take ii 10 allry irritation and word Oft
tendency 10 inh:nmntions. ...
lIavc you weakness Of the Uterine or
Ctinnry Organs? fou must procure instant
relief 'r you are liable 10 suffering worse
than death ..# F. 's..
Take it to strengthen organie weakness
or si,o becomes burden. ..
Finally it should be frequently taken to
keep ihc system in perfect health or you
arc otherwise in grent danger Of malarial,
miasmptic or contagious diseases.
JOHN @ KELLtIGG,
!" rlatt ST., N. e., Sotc agent for u. s.
Price One Dollar per Bottle. Send ;or dir
GUAR
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Young Men, Teachers, Ladies or Minis
trrs! Agents wanted in every county for
"'rhc Peoples Standard Bible" 800 illus
sIra'ons. Extra terms. Prospectus Free
Address Hrglcr & McCndy, !S Arch ST.,
Phil. Pa.
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the Slayc Trade and "Nan'S ln,,umsnjl,
to Nan.

\ cable telegram from Constantino.
PIE, dated III thc Turkish capital yes
to-day, states that Il steamship, hoist
jhG:tho English flag, had arrived or
the city, from Malta, and landed
twenty slaves for sale in tic open
market Of the Sultau's metropolis.
Tho news report adds that the sIavc
trade between Trircli and Cons.anti-
n""le, by way Of Malta, is yc.y brisk.
Hoy is this ! The slave tra,.p in
g ~ market and tho banner iag of
l'nropcantrcedo used az n cover for
thctchattlcs when in transit to The
Turks ttis almost Incredible, except
uron the simple theory set forth by
Livingstone in the Herald, to tho
eiicct that the2impulso of "man's in
humanity to man" has not, as vet,
been at all successfully arrested by
the prcceRts OF Prac icotof Clristiani,
ty.-- Me YORK Ueru'd.
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Tn THE WORKING CLASS, male or 'ft-
l. male, $50 week gurantrud Rcspccta.
bic employment At home, day or evening ;
no capital rcQmirctl full instructions and
valuable package Of goods to star. with
sent free Ivy mail. Address, with & cent
return stamp. NJ. YOUNG & CO., lG
CUrrtlnnlt ST., New Yori.
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Wells CarbOIiC Tablets,

Worthless limitations nrc on the market
b", the only scientific preparation Of Car
bolic Acid Tor Lung diseases il when cher-
ically combined with other we'll known
remedies, as in these TABLETS, nnd all par.
ties are cautioned AGAINST using any other.
In all cases Of irritation Of The mucous
membrane these TABLETS, should he freely
used, their cleansing and healing proper
ties arc astonishing
BE warned never neglect cold, it is
cnsi'y cured in its inriiicut state, when it
becomes chronic the cure is exceedingly
diEic"lt. use Wells Curbolic Tablets as Il
specific.
JOHN Q. KELLOGG, Is Plnlt 81. y. Y.
Sole Agent for ihc Z s. Price &c pc,
Box. Send for Circular
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Ss1E.10 AuENy's PnorITs FER WEEK.-
Will prove it or forfeit $500. New articles
r.tcnlrd July le. Samples to all. Address
v. II. CllILDESTER. 2G7 Broadway, n. !.
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Agents Wanted EYrrywhcrc

to sell the best iow-pricci Corn Shollcr
ever patented. Let farmers and everybody
who has corn to shell send for circular to
'FAMlll tOEN.SllELLEE CO." Harris
burg. Pa
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Important to H0rse0wneiy!
BROMO-CHLORALUM!

Important to Horseowneiy! u
BROMO-CHLORALUM!
THE NEW N..E ......'. ..
Odorless, Nom Poisonous ...'
DeOdOrizer and Disinfectant.
Ilns been used with great success in
Canada, Detroit, Buffalo, Rochester, and
other places ID tho prevailing
HORSE epidemic.
For Spriukling the Floors Of Stables,
washing the Managers, and deoomposing the
poisonous exhileratisns from tho manure
and urine when sprinklea with it. ,N.. .'..
For decomposihg and destroying MI bad
odory and Gases, as we'll MS germs of dis
cnsc and septic particles in the ar-thrown
of by the sick animnl.
For purifying The Air the animal brcnthes
by hanging cloths wet viii, il near his head,
so that he will not breathe over and over
again foul mir. .a.'" n,
TO sponge and syringe the nostrils and
mouth, check the acrid poisonous discharg.
cs, heal all ulcers and sores.
1t prevents the spread Of the disease by
completely cleansing the mouth and purify
ing tho breath.
Horses like it while they turn away from
the smell Of Carbolc Acid which is poison
ous and irritating to inflamcd mucuous
| surfaces.
Put up in Pint Bottles. Prepared only
by TILDEN & CO.,
17G William ST., New York.
Rk3y- Sold by all Druggists
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RARE CHANCE FOR AGENTS,

We Will pay all Agents, so per week in
cash if you will engage with us At oXcE.---
Everything furnished and expenses pail.
Address \. COULTER CO.. Charlotte, Mich
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-DOIN'T

i'c deceived. but for coughs, coils, sor,
rhron, hoarscness and bronchial difficulties
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a-N"ctnr. \ Prrr Chinese Tea
lii, hrat Tea !nDortcd.

WN|I"'T'V u NMf al fNNI|N.
Put ur IN cur trade mark lIalr.ruunI
nn1 Found rn"knErs uuly 50 anI 60 Pound
foxes
For Sale at wM"l'sNlc only by Tur
HEE,r \iL,Nlh \ rNclriu TEA Co., l.. o.
H"N .'t'.G w.. ,,;v.
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WOODWARD & law,

WOODWARD & law,
HEAD QUARTERS
For Everything Desirable in
GENERAL MERCHANDISE.
Best Brands Of Long Cloth IN. Y. Mills,
Wamsua. Utica, Fruit Of the Loom, &c.,)
for sale by WOODWARD 4 Law.
Fine Cambria Long Cloths, (somcthng
new in this narket) for sale by
WOODWARD & LAW.
The largest stock of Kentucky Jeans
ever offered in Winnboro for sale by
WOODWARD & LAW.
The best assortment of Cnssimcrcs evcr
offered, varying in price from 81 90 TO
S4.00 per yard, for sale by
Good Assortment Dress Goods at low
prices, for salo by
WOODWARD & LAW.
A handsome line of Black Apncas from
40 cents to $l.25 for snle by
WOODWARD s. Law.
! Japanese Silks, Pop|ns, All wool DO =.
lanes, and Mobairs. for gale by
WOODWARD & LAW
Wclch aud Shaker Flannel. White md
Keu Flanncls i'll great variety for sale hy
WOODWARD s. Law.
Bn'mornl Skirts, (Ladics, Misses and
'hltl'ehJ III great variety and for snlc hy
WOODWARD & Law.
Boulevard Skirts, (au unusually large
c. t"s Ladies. Misses aud Children, for
'e"y WOODWARD & Law.
hHnl~onc assortment of Lace Collars
"a i Liner Srita, for sale by
WOODWARD & LAW.
lcal use Collars and IIandkcrchicrs. for
+"' WOODWARD & LAW.
IT, Neck Shawls, (Somcihinc q
IL" n"us and Lace Fischns, for
"OODVARD & Law.
MnH. both useful and ornamental
| tbn' rn!..... .'' iiim'7n ! for sale by
WOODWARD < LAW.
Let the Planters remember ,ha, the
highest mnrl,c, l'ic" 'or Cotton will be
paid by NODDWA WAED G. LAW
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Cheap Farms! Free Homes!

Cheap Farms! Free Homes!
On The line Of Tie UNION PACIFIC II. Il,
- nJ,nno acres Of the bcs; Farming and
Nincral Lands in Amrricn.
3.""n.010 Acres in Nebraska, in the
t."Nr Valley, now for snlc.
Mild Climate Fertile Soil,
i"r Grain growing and Stock Raising un-
surpassed by any in the United States.
Cheaper IN Price, more favorable terms
given, and more convenient TO market than
can be !nuNd elsewhere.
Free il0mcStcadS for Actual Set
tiers.
TIL" best location for Colonies Soldiers
entitled Ia a Homestead of l';0 acres.
Send for tho new Descriptive Pamphlet,
with new maps. published in English. Ger
man, Swedish and Danish, mailed free
everywhere. Address,
.. +. DAVIS, Land Com'r
7. =. Il. Il. Go. Omaha, Ncb.
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Hoil Eoad Management in England.


In England the Government rcgu.
'atcs everything about railways. The
road bed is laid under Government
supervision; royal oversight is takon of
every rail, No road scanI GROSS another
or cross n highway oh he same. lleycl:
bridges or tunnels must be rcsortcd
to. 1t is felony for passenger to
cross the track from one side Of the
station to tno .otber. ggA house is
crcctodSoVerthe tracksS enclosed With
glass windows, carpctcd and warmed.
The handles Of the switches come up
into this room. They arc all number.
od and arc called "points.' Con-
sp!cuous i'll the room is the painted
warning, "mind your points" Ii
the Swiichman makes a mistake,
something worse than dismissal
awaits lllo. Ills offence is crime,
ana the State will punish him by fine
and imprisonment.
III T-.A -. o o. ~ .fH
At the solicitation cf,hc merchants
and shippers generally, the South
Carolina R,ilroal Company have con
seated to allow tho shipment of gooGs
to al "aybtations without, as IN the
pas, IeriiiiM4 the tfci. h. be pre-.
pail.
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"REand StAnpS'' all varieties. Circu
lara free. Agts Wanted W. II. II. Davis &
TO Mfrs. !" Nassau, n. y.
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commissioners Notice.-To Tho

commissioners NOIIcC.-To Thomas
| ~ McCarty and William Withrow, jr., PLAIN
hfs James A. Critzer, John j. Bell, Trustee,
aud Samuel Paul, Administrators de 5onis non, c
T. A. of William W. King deceased and Mary S.
Powell and Maurice Powell Detendants in a GER
tain suit pending in Chancery in the Circuit
Court of Augusta, under the style of McCarty, { c.
VS.. Critzer &C., and to all lien creditors of james
A. Critzer, and Thomas J. Critzer, deceased
Take NOTICE, that in pursuance Of an order of
the Circuit Court Of Augusta. made on the l7lh
day of November, 1871. in the above mentioned
cause, SHALL on WEDNESDAY, the Bird day of
APRIL, 1872 at my Office in Staunton, proceed
to take, state and settle the following accounts,
viz:
LIST. Of the real estate belonging to the defen-
dant, James Il. Crazer and to Thomas J. Critzer
ct the death of the latter, which is subject to the
liens of the plaintiffs judgments
End O. the fee simple and annual rental value
of said real estate.
3rd OF the several liens outstanding and
binding said real estate with the order Of their
priorities
At whish time and place you are required to
attend, and said lien creditors are required then
AID there 70 attend and file with the undersigned
proper evidence Ct their cI8ilns. sE
Given undermy hand as Commissioner in Chan
cery of said Court, this Goth day of February,
1872. J. W. GREEN SMITH,
feb 29-4t Commissioner