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wal, end much larger amount of sartI Hsars
used .ipon Il, 80 that II Will be 4 g makesor
break business next year. Recent experf-
ments seem 10 prove This The best policy.
Ut. Quimby OF OakhfH, purchased q rieea OF
'and at S24 an acre. which iesowed In wheat.
expanding IN seed and fertilizers siS an
acre INC Sic,d 'was twenty bushels 10 the.
acre, and besides tbat, be has a fine stand of
grass, timothy and clover. The same psn.
tIeman sowed one hushei of d new variety or
wheat which yielded TWENTY-FIVE bushels.
The Piedmont and Potomac engineers
have, from last accounts, overcome One Of
the most formidable difficulties in the route
ny finding practicable pass through Thorn.
tons Gap.
Loudoun will I've NIL right for the Liberal
ticket when tho time GENES to speak out.
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WILLCOX u GlBBS'S ......
w MES.
WILCOX & G tRBs SEwING-MACHINE 0FFICE,)
CORNER NINTH AND BANK SHEETS.
RICHMOND. VA, y

Dear MatiaIn,-The value of a se~iHg-Dachiiie can
be determined accurately and hpyo d rer,dventure
BY giving II thorough and impartial trial at ycur
TRIAL
own home: and that you may know NIL ynn can ct
the WILCOX 4 GIRliS here freely ,fer you one
without imposing upon YOU an, obligation tn pur-
t.-.... WITHOUT
chase unless II pr yc> perfectly satisfactory: no
charge for lis use, or carrag, Instructions upon
CHARGE
II. Other machines taken at far prices for the
Wilcox & Gibbs. also accommodate those who
5- ..". ~ II AND a# -rs..t-i
wish to purchase upon the instrument plan. and will
give full Instructions to all at their residences.
INSTRUCTIONS
Bear In mind You are welcome to thettse vi a ma
FREE.
chine frea. Yours, very truly,
H. 20 -0..' JAMES T.. A. GIBBS.
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1lndrstsien. Tissn .nnafIy called TO pass
from time Co eternIty though NOT nmenber
OF ntay church, he seefnea 10 possess hope
Which enabled him when In sight Of the
celestial ely to eaciaifa,s q Home! home r
atr: vas prnblbly the oldest inabitunt
Of Fauquser. Wdrrenton Fnder.
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GONE TO CosTA RICA.--Captain Levin
Powell shook the dust of Winchester from
bis boots on Wednesday last, en- route. to
Costa Rica. He joins there an engineering
party composed of young men from Eau
quier, Alexandria, Loudcun. &c, who are
delighted with the climate, 5000 feet above
tide, and the pay liberal, prompt, and hard
Winchester Nc,rs.
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HANOVER ACADEMY, VA.
INSTRUCTORS: 80
n. r. Ir.<ES VI. A.. Principal.
JACOB BATTLE, Nj. 4. ~
l.. IL POWELL.

The next sessInn will brsin OCTOBER lsr aud
end June nth.
TErrS: Z; 90 lcr session, exclusive of lights,
washing and towels payable one-haif In adSaTcc,
tliu other half February nth
Lights cost about "a per scasicn and washing -
per month.
For catalogue. &C.. address III. P.JOSES.
Iayiorsyille pcst-Oficc.
81 nn-tOI Ha over county. Va. {.
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INSTRUCTION IN MODERN Ian
l. GUAGFS-My Day AND NIGHT CLASSES
for pi ivaie instruction In German. French, Italian.
and spanish Will commence OCTOBER 1ST. Az
plicatlon NAV ir madu To Inc III 100 east LEIGH
Street. or 10 f. '. VALENTINE, at his studio,
Leigh street. ..... w..
WILLIAM ". VALENTINE. .
late Professor Of Modern Language;
90 br-7t nj Rantlbu Nar,u College.
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CEWING.MACHINEs OF ALL KINDS
~ REPAIRED.-All the late improvements put
On the "OLD" SLOAT ELLIPTIC SEWNG-MA-
CHINE. Our advice to owners of the SIOAI
ELLIPTIC Is to not sacrifice them for Yankee hum.
bug machines. GEORGE b. SLOAT,
- - Successor TO
te ~ sLOAT & AuDIHGTUN.
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DEATH FROM OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES weeks
ago we noticed ~ the columns OF this paper
that youth by the name OF; NJ. Pfiutz. Of
this county. had been bitten by n dog sup
posed to lie rabid. Since that time the bite
had healed. and to all appearances the youth
was as well as ever lie was. Last week he
began to complain of the hand that had been
bitten, then Of his arm and shoulders.
+ From day to day he grew worse, and OH last
Friday he died Of :hydrophobia. People and
sheep are killed by dogs, and yet the whole
country Is filled with these animals. niue out
Of every ten being utterly worthless. Yet
the people complain of an effort made to
compel the destruction Of lot of dogs that
constitute al incubus upon society. Will
we never lcarn5-Page Comfy Courier.
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TAMEs RIVER STEAMBO ATsisgJ,
~ COMPANY.
FOR NEW YORK, PHlLkpELPIIlA. nal
TlM0RE, NORFOLK. P0lsrSfO U,tH.
Ann T. SDlNGS

7 AMEs RIVER c6Mps sTEAslBoAIasssHk
FG HiS SFM ' SSkl5 PLhf Fpgsp t9H FL
AND % Al Iu REG I IhAs L RiyEf
JOHN sYLVEsfER. Captain Z. g. GlFyoRb,
ielrcs eomranys wharf at Rqckets for the above;
FRIDAYS al teiS A. A.. mud returns on Tuesday,
Thursday, aud Saturday aitrrn9ons =, y O'clock;
Passengers conuect az Norfolk NH TIE G,o Day
Train leaves City rolut for Petersburg on arrival
Fare TO New York. ~. Z. I. 50
Fare to rhilidclphia. .............'.....'..- 10
Fare 10 Baltimore. W
ff TicS se s on sale nj BARBER cos EXPRESS,
and baggage checked through: ,.,r,rs,,vs
Freight received TUESDAYS. Iiiuk ,.s,,, ~,
and eATURDhYS for Norfolk. PottsHcutii: Bos-
ton, Baltimore and principal landings ON S H..
It peRfeE As35N AT Il RSTp.s. sn.,
Freight rcceive! from a. nj. I'll! 8 Z. NJ.
Freight for way -lgnliDgs must be prcpnpi.
The steitner SYLVESTER will be chartered for
The steSner viii iesveher wharf a. Rockets at u
. NY" = L.F TATpM, General Agent.
is'9'nch "tics Corner Maln au Nin,h streets. les
DOR LIVERPOOL AND tiff
YORK EVERY saTiKDAY5AhD
ALTERN Ate Tuesdays
-s J., RATES OF PASSAGE:
Payable In Gold Payable In Currsncy.
First Cabin. 81, steerage. $40
~ LONDON 70 10 London ......... Is
To Paris .,......... o. To Patls. 70
Tickets sold To- and from England, ireland, ana
the Continent ut moderate rates.
For further information. aEplyBLib The CompnpSs
offices JOHN q. DALE, Agent,
Is Br,,a,iway, New York; or 10
JOHN ". WYATT. Agent.
je94 s tr seF htI.ihehu. 10
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TIRsT OF THE SEASON-NEW CROP
E MALAGA RAfSINS lLAYERSl AND SMYR-
IA TO boxes new crop Raisins: ifo drums
new crop Smyrna Figs, four BEG sght-pocnd
drums; So eakes prime cn1in2 Cream Cheese %
cakes p.ilne English Parry Cheese; square real,,
RrjcS. and Pineapple Cheese: in;rrss new crop
Yante Currants. Ice :il LOUIS j. SGsslEaNt f
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MI ISS ,GORDUN'S sCHUUL
WI FOR YOUNG LADIES AND CHlLrREN
3IS FRANKLIN STREET. s>
The seventeenth session will begin on TUES
DAY. October |. 1872.
Mrs. GORDON, class of little girls tlimited g.
twelyel
MISS JESSIE GORDOE, Principal.
MADAME Il. AGILE TUGN French.
GEORGE F. MERRILL, A. A., Natural Science
'i PRGr ;l;;s William VALENTINE late Of
Randolph Macon College,. English Literature ant
classes In the art of Reading for ali pupils oyel
twelve wears uf age. s..
puoFESs0R q. 4. ERICSSON. German.
For the Drawing class Of last session, the saIn'
| arrangement Is heretofore. :,
Those prefrrr!nR to take lesson. at the school VII
he taught bv Major WILLIAM Il. MYERS.
For circulars containing terms, etc apply NJ 81
Franklin street 50 1"-tUcl
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UNIVERSITY SCHO0L.--The eighth ses-
" sion of this school will begin WEDNESDAY.
September 25tll 1872, and end june 2Sth, ls72
THOMAS II. NORWOOD university OF Vir-
ginia). Principal.
Professor j aSfES G. CLARK flate Of Columbian
College, will teach Mathematics. II
HOWARD BAYNE. NJ. A.. Of Richmond Colleg'.
TERMS PER HALF SESSION.
Elementary English. go
Higher English aid Mathematics. ......."....... 8,
FtCN ldHSit;lgp '''s''.s..'-
Clcrevmen's sons for all brinches ............ q
Applications may he made to the PRINCIPAL, at
the school-house, No. 100 Eighth street, after the
10th Instant. GE.- .a,..
Circulars will he found ut the book stores In few
days. a.E sc l5-tUc5 ::
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rI,uE MISSES FORBES WILL REOPEN
1 th,4r 4. ,H0,,I. an the FIRST or OCTOBER
NJ: their residence, 403 TRACE r,rcet, Riehnicnd.
". s.-4tsi7h vi 2sflt.7ntl,s z.
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EBTEkTaONSAy.. ~ -.
FEMALE COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE;
II aa4 TIVE FIJI a,TRE ,r .Es.s.- -

The exercises os this Institution have been re-
ginning Of the session Expcrieneei and ven known
teachers ara employed In the several Departments.
embracing a thorough preparatory and collegiate
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INSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO.-ARs.
L yIRf;fsIA E.CiiAPIN Will continue to give
INSTRUCTION UN THE PIASOr commencing
OCTOBER IST.
s,uoug them several seyeI-octayes. Apply NJ hep
r,-idenco Cos Ninth st rpct. Sc 2S-W&S&te0dlu :,
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MEDICAL COLLEGE OF VIRGINIA,
Nl RICHMOND.

Iy,HE MISSES BENTLEY will resume the
| DUTIES of their SCHOOL on TUESDAY, pci"-
her st nj their residence. No. 314 Grace street ne
tween Third and Fourth streets. Sr"3-coiat"
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MISS ". A. LAWS will resume her MIR
WI SIG LESSONS Mt Sog Clay street September
3oth, 1872. Tha1e who wish to renew shtif engage
mcrts are requested 10 apply promptly.
rr, ay--f,,wttf)S Ess1t
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-08-18

coRBsrr HoUsE-coRBErr BROTHERS.. PKoPRIEroRs.
A J Miner, Virginia J Felly, Lake Bigler
A Merrrifeld, V& A Haskell, "
J X Edwards, ii l. Perkins, Washoe
J Stewart, Mountains. OW Anderson, Virgin ia
+ Rathemand, Steamb't F Rivers, Lake Bigler
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The ceremonies of laying the corner
stone of the new public shoolhOuse
building, i'll the north part of town.
took place, yesterday afternoon, at .
o'clock. In consequence of a misun-
Outstanding as to the hour at which
the ceremonies would take place.
there were but few persons present.
On reaching the foundation, the con
tracing stone mason, Edward Harrer,
proceeded to range the stone in read
mess for the reception Of deposits,
when Captain Meder, Chairman of the
Board of Trustees, came forward and
carefully and neatly placed in a tin
box the following articles. presented
nv b. +. Foster, {. +. Cotton, b. II.
Meder, and others, consisting of a
silver halt dollar, of date 1913; a ten
cent fractional currency: nickelS. of |.
-, 3 and , cent pieces; State Rev
enue and Postage stamps. a V. Il T.
r. Il. ticket. II a copy of the Terri
torial Enterprise. Virginia Evening
Chronicle and DAILY STATE REGISTER.
After the work of placing the box and
contents in position, and before clos
lli-. 'dHtf!i Nittti was IoNtlN 'dlItt
forward, for tie purpose OF making a
few remarks appropriate to the occaS
sion, which was net with a prompt
response. The Captain commenced
by stating that the event was one of
very great importance, not excepting
the having the corner tones of the
Mint and Capitol. II vas one in
which all living within the corporate
limits of The town were deeply con
cerued. but. like all other school dis
tricts. the burden of securing the cree
ton of scboolhou>eS fell usually upon
comparatively few individuals. He
cheerfullv contributed his time and
influence toward the successful com
pletion of this much needed structure
in Carson City, and firmly believed.
from assurances had from citizens ofthe
place that the expense incurred in the
structure nOw begun for educational
purposes. would be met shortly after
its completion. In fact, the remarks
throughout were fitting and to the
point. aud considering that they We're
imprOmrtu. the speaker acquitted him
self creditably. The whole affair was
OF a rude character, nevertheless the
few present appeared deeply i'm
pressed with what was done and said.
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S. F. MARKET.-E. Perasich (next
door to the Carson Theater) IS receiv-
ing daily from California. fresh vege-
tables, of all kinds, strawberries, nuts
and candies, etc, which he keeps con
>tantIy on hand and for sale at the
lowest market prices. Give him a call
ard examine his goods.
r. Fred. Brooks, the well-known
and popular dealer in books, station
cry, musical instruments, guns, fish
ing tackle, toys. cigars, tobacco, jew
elry and fancy goods, has renewed to
Millard's store, next door to Rails
hardware store, opposite to his old
stand.
People can save money by buy
ing their dry goods at the store of
Oicovich Brothers.
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QUALIFICATIONS IN CHINATOWN.-The
Chinese are a people having peculiar
habits and customs, and their mystic
riou+ doings are generally witnessed
by a large number of the Caucasian
race, when the chance affords. The
Celestials of this place had a grand
time late on Friday evening in China
town. feeding then dead and driving
the devil. AS they term it, out of their
midst. They gather dirt in heaps to
represent graves, e which they
scatter fruit, baked eat and other
d~elicacies for the benefit of the spirits
of their departed c~ountrymen. A
dozen or more candles are placed in
the grouni at certain distances lighted,
and a large number of Chinese papers
are scattered and burnt, the ton tons
and other instruments peculiar TO that
people beating Il solemn dirge all the
while. Such was the performance in
Chinatown on Friday evening. at
which a large number of Americans
put in an appearance.
CARSON RIvER.-The water in Car
son river is said to be decreasing,
which may be attributed mainly to
the cool nights we are now having.
There need be no fears, however. of a
scarcity of water to supply the mills
along the stream until Winter.
FUNERAL.-The funeral of John G..
Hoffman will take place this afternoon,
at > O'Clock, from the late residence of
deceased. opposite the old Lawlor
schoolhOuse. Friends and acquaint-
ances are respectfully invited to at
tend.
GREELEY AND Brown MEETING
Honorable Frank Pixley will address
the citizens of Carson and vicinity, on
the political issue of the day, to-Inor-
evening, at the Carson Theater.
is invited to attend.
SIERRA SEMINARY.-The Fall term
of the Sierra Seminary will commence
to morrow morning. Misses Clapp Il
BabcOck. the principals OF the school, |
DESTROYS to nave scholars present
at the commencement of the term.
BRICk-MAKING.-The work of brick
making is going on at a lively rate, at
the yard of Messrs. George & Butts.
in the south part Of town. They eX-
pect to burn 325, 900.
l.. D. Slider Gillian, of the Reor-
yanized Church of l.. d. S, will
preach in the stone schoolhOuSe this
evening, at halt past seven o'clock.
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ST. cHARLEs-aEoRGE ruFLr, PROPRIETOR.
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ACCIDENT.-Just after the prisoners
Prison, yesterday, two of them-Cas-
simore and Carter-were ordered to
the quarry to drill a hole for a blast.
Cashmere held the drill while Carter
did the striking. and the last blow
given came near causing the death Of
the drill holder. Carter made 4 mis-
blow and. instead of hitting the head
of the drill, struck Cashmere behind
the left ear with a heavy sledge. fell
ing the unfortunate man to the rock,
and to all appearances, dead, remain
ing insensihle for about an hour. DR..
Lee was called. and rendered all the
assistance needed. 1t was found that
no serious injury had been inflicted.
other than a flesh bruise-the skull
not being fractured. Cashmere will
be able to resume work in a dav or
two. The latter named is from White
Pine and Carter from Eiko, and hav-
ing worked together in the quarry for
some time, and being on terms of
friendship. removes all possibility of
suspicion that the blow was intention
al, but purely accidental.
iAASLS.-lit ldtts liStt
come off on the oath instant over the
Carson race track. 4 number of race
nagS of good stock have been entered.
and some fine raining may be looked
for. In addition to those already
named by us in a former issue. the
celebrated horse Kent. by Norfolk, ar
rived yesterday morning, and is sta
bled at the track, and will compete
tor the $50 purse. Also, the horse
Grey Ranger. All the horses in train
ing are looking fine. being in charge |
of the celebrated trainer. NJ. Duvall, |
and the meeting at the course this
coming week promises to be a large
and exciting one.
PRIVATE SCHooL.-We are requested
to state that Miss Nina Shear, late of
New York. will open a private school,
on Monday, August 10, at the stone
schOolhou>e, in the room lately occu-
pied by Miss ~Torrevson. Miss Shear
has a thorough education. and will
teach in the higher branches, if
desired.
DIVINE SERVICE. There will be
in the Episcopal Church at
IL o'clock A.. NJ. bv Rev. George B.
and at s O'Clock p. m. by
Bishop Whitaker.
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A game Of base ball played in Virginia
city yesterday, between the Socials of
that place and Silver Stars of Carson,
resulted in a victory for the latter club
10y a score of IS to IL. The game is
said to have been, by those who wit
messed it, the most closely contested
n ever played in this section of
country. Some splendid playing was
done by members of both clubs, and
the result shows hat it was nip
and tuck from the word go. Follow
ing is the score:
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UNITED STATES MAILS.

rReno-Arrfves from at $50 a M. Closes
for at $50 p. m.
V.rgtnin-Arrives from at 10 a. m.
Closes tor at 3:i0 p. M.
Genoa and AurOrn-ArriveS from at
CSC p. m. Closes for at $40 "A. m.
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Religious Services To-day.

CATHOLIC CHURCH.-Divine Services
al ii O'Clock AIM, by Rev. Father Tormey.
ST. PETERS (EPIsCoPAL) CHURCH -
Rev. George B Allen, Rector.-Services
at IL a. m, and s O'Clock p. m. Sunday
School at l2A O'Clock. All are cordially
invited to attend the services of this
church.
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POLITICAL

All political printing done at this office
advertising or Job work-must be paid
for in advance. This rule applies to all
parties, and will be strictly enforced.
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Dissolution of Co-Partnership

THE BUSINESS HERETOFORE CARRIED on
l under he name and firm of Koppel Il Plat.
consisting Of VI. Koppel. Jo-eph Plat and Sam
uel Platt. of Virginia and Carson cities, is thi,
day dissolved by mutual consent. Mr.. Sam. Plat
taking charge Of the Virginia business, will cod
iect all outstanding debts there. NJ. koppel and
Jos. Platt, taking charge of the Carson business.
will collect all outstanding debts due the Csrson
business NJ. koppel and Joseph Plat, Of the Car
son business. will pay all liabilities of the old firm.
VI. KDPPEL
JOS. LATT,
augl+-1m FAM PLATr.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-07-11
March ID, 1872.

YIN PURSUANCE AND BY VIRTUE OF THE
above order, am prepared to receive offers for
the following lands, situated in Beaufort County,
South Carolina, TO wit:
"Old House" and preference" on Hazards
Creek, containing eight hundred and ninety-hve
II, "Bellfeld," on Hazards Creek, containing
four hundred and sixty-one t46l) acres.
III. "Goodhope" on Hazards Creek, containing
4wclye hnndrtd and fifteen Il ,2l5) acres
". "Tallchassee," on Bees Creek, containing
fourteen hundred and fifty Cl+l0) acres.
v. "Scaly Hill" on Hazards Creek and contain
ing six EGrdred and siXty-thrce (663) acres.
vi. "Tar-Kiln"-pineand-co six hum
dred and sixty-four (664) acres
Tbcsc ,ap.IS are very valuable, some parts being
adapted to rice others TO cotton culture and are nd,
yantageously located Gar communication by rail road
or by water. Those WISHING to purchase Will please
MAKE application TO the undersigned stating the
quantity desired and on what i"rmS they propose to
5v Anv further inform alton as 10 tbs character 9
the lands a6ove-dcscribed, can be obtained by adj
CHAS. !. c. IIUTSON,
pOcOtaligo. -. c.
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TAX NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
Beaufort County, June q.

Beaufort County, June "a.
In persuance of an act passed by the
General Assembly at its session OF 1870
and 1871, my office in Beaufort will be
open on and after the lst day of July
next, to receive returns Of personal
property of the tax payers OF this
County for the year 1872.
When taxpayers neglect to mske their
returns, the County Auditor is COM
peIled to charge them with the return Of
the previous year and add 80 per cent.
Shereto as penalty.
4. F. HALL,
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Beau!ors County .Replbll-
can Convention.
BEAUFORT, 8. c., July 10, 1872.


WXTREREAs A CALL HAS BEEN 6Ss1n5it IssuEp
" bv the Republican State Executive ConiunI-
tae Gov con yention of the Republican party OF the
state 10 meet in the city Of Columbia on tne ZlsI u
Of August next for the puroSe OF nominating i
dates for Safe officers, and seven electors Vi Iea
dent md Vice Presidents of the United States alio
whereas Il becomes my duty as County Chairman
% issue call for County Convention " Con S 20
the town of Beaufort on THURSDAY the Ioth 9"y "a
August 1872 at II O'Clock NJ lor tne Pe VI m 49,
IN seven IN delegates 10 represent this county IN the
sfste convention and also delegates 10 slt IN tne
Congressional convention for the purpose 0i noii I
mating q candidate for Congress, and canuluaIe 10Y
Solicitor for the Second Circuit IEe Suocoinitlee
van will Immediately issue their calls for Precinct
meetings to elect delegates to the County ICnNe1-
ton giving due notice Of the time ana place Oh no-
ing said meetings. ~, 1900, r,.,o;no.S
The ratio OF representation VI 'no S9'''a'
will b. as follows, viz:
ST. HELENA PARISH.
White Church Precinct, eight, (sG Coffin Point
nrscinct two OK Ladys Island precinct; Jour- l4'
Rsanfort precinct eight Eg Parry Island preSinct'
two G2G Gray's Hill precinct four, (4G Myrtle BUSH
precinct, four, AZ 81.
PRINCE WILLIAMS PARISH.
cb,so,no,, precinct, three, C3; Gardner's Corners
nrecnct four a; Peoples precinct, three t55 hlck
prv Hin precinct two (2g Crocketvilh precinct, two
OK Pocotaligo precinct, four 'H-H.
ST. LUKEs PARISH.
Hilton Head precinct three, (3G Blufton precinct
three I3E Honey Hill precinct three 3G Grahamvlie
precinct three (3g Gillisonve precinct four t4-lo
ST. PETERS PARISH.
Iawtonyille precinct, four az Cypress Creek pre-
cinct two p Beech Br nch precinct, two N2G Mat
tbews Bluff precinct three g.; Brighton preclnct;
four az Lawtons Church precinct two 2G nenns ms
12r LEWIS Roads precincts, four a.; Rice Hope
precinct, (2-H.
ROBERT SMALLS,
Member State Central Committee, and Chairman Tor
Beaufort County,
T,,l,-
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-07-11
THE REDEMPTIOE ACT.

Persons claiming land On Hilton Head
and adjoining Islands, now held by the
United States, under the Act entitled
''An Act for the collection of direct taxes
in the inSurrectionary districts within
the United States wishing to sell or
recurring funds to redeem the same can
make favorable arrangements by address
ing with full particulars,
R. c.. MCINTIRE.
Hilton Head, June "a, 1872.
June 26-6m.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1872-07-11
COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.
NOTICE.

All persons having CLAIMS against the Estate of r.
II, Daily, nate of Beaufort viii present the same
duly attested and those indebted ta said Estate, will
make payment to the Undersigned At Beaufort.
Beaufort, July I'd, 1872:
r. HOVER GLEANES,
IuIv4 Judge Probate, b. C., 5. c.