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Wilmington daily commercial., 1872-11-05
SCHOOL.
OLD ACADEMY,

Ninth Ward, on Wednesday Evening. Novem-
Der 9TH, 1872, at ~ O'Clock
Scholars pay 81, for the winter term, for use Of
books. HR. Z G. sHORTl IDok
LENIS ZEBLEY,
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TIE PLACE TO BUY
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Rx L0WNpES & GRIMBALI.
49,. Auctioneern.

b
VALUABLE REAL ESTATE-AT sAUC.
TlON--REFEREE'S; SALE.-Ersneas y.
Porcher, Trustee Of Caroline Finley and feralnm9 G
Evans Eangs and Eisin the sssa
directed by the Hon. r. F. Graham, Jnd8e2 of taA
First Circuit. win otier for sale at public a1S12n
at the PostOfice, Charleston, on TUESDAY, tde
10Th tiay or November. 1872 at II O'Clock
AN the Mortgsged Premises descrbed u 'sald
olaa'i AM mat "a PLANTATION, with the mansions sn8
buildings thereon. situate, lying and ,pet9g an ~
Aforesaid containing three hundred and 1oEs
on lands of MISS Mary Seabrook, east on cutn.
bsrt's creek, south on Russe's Greek IA anu !a Me
O. Rutledge Parker, dated May, 1855, ANNEXED. .s9
the return, Of Commissioners In seaDfook
seabrook,l l1led Goth February 1884, 81,
Terms -One.third cash; the balance enpoG A
credit or one and two years, Win bond Dearlng
interest at the rate OF per cent per annnmfpay
aele semtannually, and secured 9g z mosIgHgS ~
OF the plantation, Purchaser 70 pay hetss lol
Oct1l2s,novL6,l1,l2f :.ctt. - z 1ototoo.. :,
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Npw naTIIOGUE. M. %


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Life, by John Firth, So %.
Shakespeare and Typography, the Art OF Printing;
also remarks upon some common Typoarsp6:
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Gtate Notires.
NTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. c., october 20, 1872.
TO Commissioners o. Election tor Union County !:
Whereas Hen. Ii. W. DUNCAN, who, at gene
raj election held october, 1870, was chosen mem.
Der OF the Senate for the Election District OF
Union County, to serve for the term OF feur years,
has, since said election, deceased; and whereas
the Constitution Of the stale or South Carolina d.
rects that In such case Writ OF Election shall be
issued by the President OF the Senate for the pnr-
pose OF 6lipg the vacancy thus occastoned for the
remainder OF the term for which the member SO
deceased was elected to serve; now therefore
you and each OF you, are hereby required, after
due advertisement, and with strict regard to all
the provisions OF the Constitution and laws OF
said State touching your duty In such case, to
hold an election for member Of the Senate for
the Election District Aforesaid to serve for the re-
mainder OF the term for which the said hon. II.
W, DUNCAN was elected, the polls to be opened
at the various places OF election In the said Dis.
trlct, on TUESDAY, the fifth day OF November,
1872 by lthe various sets OF managers for those
places, and the counting OF the votes cast, and
The declaration OF the result OF tho election TO be
in accordance with the provisions OF the Act ap-
proved March, 1870. entitled IAN Act to provide
FOR the General Elections, and the manner OF con-
Quoting the same" and the Act OF 1872, amenda.
tors thereof, This wrlt together with certified
COPY OF your return OF election, to be held under
1t, have before the Senate at its next meeting
after the election.
Witaess, the Hon. A. J. RANSIER. President OF
the Senate, at Charleston, s. G., this ed day OF
Gofober. 1872. ALONZ0 J. RANSIER,
President OF Senate.
Attest J. WOODRUFF, Clerk OF Senate.
nntod-1I
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Tho Wind.

"ssy. where are you going, where are you going,
Flckle Wind?
What do you see when you're roaming about
And what ind ?"
II a6on the waves, and play with the sea
And the foam;
And I'LL the white sheets OF the glistering sails
When roam.
"rhen ny to the woods and toy with the leaves
On the trees;
And sing as go-you have heard OF the song
OF the breezeP
sThsn whistle tune on the old house.top
When II rains,
And shake like rattle, with terrible din,
The loose panes.
"And sigh mid the flowers, and bend tneir
To the ground;
Then quietly sinking to rest, IN some eS cave
sTaen wake and touch softly your neat, shining
hair
And lurk, like fairy, among the bright rings
81 am tickle, know, but remember. now
Promise this
When the summer comes round will cool Vo't'
hot brow
mrs. Caroline II. Je1-uev in "Sto1'fes on Aohe''
ana Daughter.
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DR. BAER's IMPROVED VEGETABLE
: CATHARTIC PILLS. "a

The proprietor Of these Pills confidently be-
lieves that he has succeeded, by skiful combl
nation OF vegetable remedies In producing pre-
paration that will bring health and happiness 70
the. unfortunate SUFFERER. In the following dis
eases they have been uBed by thousands WILL
most wonderful success: Billions Disorder, anu
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia or indigestion, nHn
sche, OostlVeness, Loss OF Appetite sa nsin
Dropsy, Dysentery, Piles Diseases cn ~ HesdSShH
and all arrangements Of the Stomach: .,,,nS ,Tn 10
:, These Pills may be taken with perieCts salety Sy ~
persons OF any age or sex. NO lamly snouio pe
,, PRICE a5 cents box; 6 boxes for one. dellar.
The usual discount to the trade:
+ For sale by Dh. ~ p; bASn, a..aat
auge DO. lSt Aeeung sIess'i
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MusiraI Books.
TONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS OE
.DITSON Il C6.'S :as'a'fsi,1& isint iHl


|ONTINUED BRILLIANT SUCCESS, OF
.DITSON Il Ce.'S Hsa'si'i& faelh 1904
GEMS soF s,TR A;Uss: 'sssa =
This fine collection, now call the rage . con.
tains among its Gems; (Which MI $50 Largo rnus.c,
pages.l ''.' - .N -
German Hearts, Aquarslen, ioo11sights 1sfaai
hasten, Morgenblatter, Artist Life, Loves and
Pleasure, Burgersinn, Blue Danube. Marriage
Bells, Bonbons, Wine:. Women and sona't saa
many other popular Waltses. nGa.;..:
lgPdZzICATo, NEW ANNEH,i TRtt1S9E TRt1S.e!
FRAFsoH, and other Polkss. With goodly; ne@
her of urst-rste ouadriles, Gslops, AazpEkaY' 4e
ps,ce m 10 Boards. 81 soi. :oloth, S. Sent poss.
paid, for retail price,. 5.S
THE AND;A B d. -':s.s: ':s.>;
atm "waves,n and is on the point OF being INTRO.
Suced to multitude OF Singing Schools nov o
commence. The authors are L. o. Emaraon, of
Boston, and H..R. Palmer ot chicago, neittet @
whom win be satisfied With less than aisJ -
TWICE THE ORDINARY oIRouLA Snl
Of ohnrcn Music Rooss. Do not fail tsisaas siI
ior.whlch, for the present Specimen copts vF1ll q
be sent ,n,., .,..r - ,s~s,.s
OLIVER DrTsoN d CO., u Q. q. DHsoS, 3 90.
/ a!,'a Boston. - heWt tiotA'''fc :
sspa'Ws y = PIE ~ 81 q g. i
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By L0WNDEs & GRIMBALL.t I

nEALa ESTATEeAYsAUOII UOIION-MARY
III, "A. snowden.vs. George ". 0iney. HlrmRa
Olney ,et al-ln the Common Pleas for Cnarlesyoh
% In pursuance of an order tn ,theJ abovs ;easeto
me directed, Will cfler for sale, at Public Agsin
tion, at Tie Postofice, TUESDAY; 18th NOVEMBER
'lSTI OF II O'Clock, -! - 49,. 80. S,ssGsl
All that CERTAIN PIECE oE PARCEL OF
LAND. with tue Brick Tenement Building thereon,
sltoate lying and being on the south side Of Yen.:
due Range, 10 the City OF Charleston! and Stsie
aforesaid, measuring and containing1n the mont
line nineteen uetleet more or less. and ~ depsD
from north to south Hlxty (6 fees and IthIeeI3l;
inches, more or less; blttDg and bounding 70 the
north on.vendue Range. aforesaid, 70 fhe'sodsh
on Brown,E Wharf, 70 the east onsL Lands softns
Aforesaid George w. 0lley, and TO the west on
LANDS now or late OF John q: LaIse. no higpn u.
iTerms-One.thIrl cash, ,nnd the ahalancain ono,
aud two years, secured BY bond Or bonds o. the,
purchaser or purchasers, and mortgage. OF the'
premises sold, with interest az the Of seIeE
per cent. per annum, pay able rsemianpually; the
Buildings on said premises to b9 injured ,sn9
policy assigned. Purchaser 20, ply. Reiefeedoa
papers. -'-->--1A AAES Lo#HDsS,
nnVh.tnShT
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Br.I0WNDEs s. &.GRIMBALL,l
Auctloneera,


DEFEREE'S sALE-HOUsE AND LOE 1J.
Ia, in SummeryiIle at AuctIon.1Josepn p TsS-
Inv rrustae. ct al, vs.. II. E. Hutchinson. CT AZ
~ s vrtue OF an order OF sale In this case 20 me
d,rected by the. hon. 3. F. Graham, Judge OF the
Eirst GircIir viii Offer for sale ar public auctaons
On TUESDAY, the 18th day. Of November. A.aM
is72, at IL O'Clock A. H., Ct tae PoeJsomlce AN IA
Charleston.
nleadnra I'm said action as IAN; thas LOT or
TRACT OF LAND, with the Buildtngs thereon,
situate. living and being in the Village OF Sum
melvllle, Ooleton County, measuring sGa sSGnf sMf
hnssndiro souti on public road or street. eass
westsnd north on land of Rev. Philip aaasosn;tm -
Terms,-One half cash; balance ID one 5saIi ~ "
be secured by bond Of the purchaser Ss.rnSsaa.
n nav Referee for all necessary papers:
oct21 ,2s,noy6, IL Ss ~, aoaskeo. .-,
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Refreshmerrt 5al1o1ls.
miscellaneous.

NOTICE.-HAvNG HAD MOCh i,,is EA, !,
~ PERIENJE In repairing Weighing Scales OF
e1srv description. would solicit public patronage
References: Mr. b o'keln, Wholesale Go GTSces. Wooe
No. lss East Bay: hesers Il. Escaoa o9;s 1.sTnarG
ssie Grocers, East Bay; Mr. Thomas A. Baynaro'
pnbne Aduster or Weights and Measures.
1uosES Wy ARCHIBALD MCLEISH,
No. Cumberland street,
octs- -amos onaries1on' . V
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NTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

CHARLESTON, 8. O., october ~, 1872.
10 Commissioners or Elections Jor chester
County:
Whereas, Hon. LUCIUS WIMBUSH. who at q
general election held October, 1870, was chosen
member OF the Senate for the election district or
Chester County, to serve for the term ell four
years, has since said election deceased. ana
Whereas the Constitution OF the State OF South
Carolina directs that In such case Writ or EIec-
tion shall be issled by the President OF the Sen
ate. for the purpose Of dlling the vacancy thus
oCcasioned, for the remainder OF the term Tor
which.the member 80 deceased was elected to
serve; now, therefore, you and each OF you are
hereby required, after due advertisement, aud
with strict regard to all the provisions OF the Con-
stitution and laws OF said State. touching your
duty In such case, TO hold an election for mem.
Der Of the Senate for the Election District afore-
said. to serve for the remainder OF the term Ior
which the said Hon. Lucius Wimbush was elected; !;
the polls to be openei at the various places Of
election In the said district, O.. TUESDAY, the 6th
,,ay OF November, 1877, by the various sets OF
hs; ayers for those places; and the counting OF
the votes cast and the declaration OF the result
Of the election to be In accordance with the pro.
visions OF the Act approved March, 1870 entitled
IAN Act to provide for the general elections and
the manner OF conducting the same and the Act
OF 1872. amendarory thereof. This writ, together
with certified copy OF your return OF election TO
be held under 1t, have before the Senate at It's
next meeting after the election.
Witness, the Hon. A. ]. RANSlER, President OF
the Senate at Charleston this ed day OF October,
1872. ALOAZ0 ]. RANSlER,
President OF the Senate.
Attest: J. WOODRUFF, CLERK OF Senate.
oct24l1
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BY JOHN G. MILNOR EGOss;5,ifas
fNN .ACCOTtNT JrNDERWRJTERs Ann

0N ACCOUNT UNDERWRITERS AND
" ALL 0NCERNsD.!THISsD DAY, 9Th sinse.,
at hafpast 10 O'Clock, we will sell at our Store,
No. l35 Meeting street, nests Cedar Tubs, 10 il,
nest u case assorted SOAP, ii tcaaei Laden,
Trimmed, Hats, Dry Goods. Clothing and Hats,
Black and Printed Satinets Kentucky Je8nsi FAu'
cY Cott6nades, Red, White aadj Blue Flannela;e
Cotton .Flsnnels, Fancy. Prinss, Bleached and,
Byown Shlrtlng, Blue Drill; Uenih1I.. sShfrnnRa
stripe, Ticking: CaiicoS ggnIfDFtables, LAdiesy
forts, &C.. &c. Also... q general assortment
OF desirable Ready Made OLOfE1EG. Coata, Vests
aud Pants. Meme, BayS and Yonthsrs BackFea
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BY L0WNDEsi&0GRIMBAL.Istia

AuCttOuooTpssN - V .bf'Lt41S-
I'D EFEiR E 3 's 'sAnE.AVAhBARLE.
LILO Real Estate asAucraon. Daniel 8. Pope, Al.
Islgnee vs. John King, Trustee. !. In the. Common
pleas. - 80 =,
By virtue OF an order of sale In this case, to mo
directed by the Hono R:IF. Graham, JudksnGahA
First Circuit villJp ,flr sAls &C public auo-
ton, at the GPostofice. Charleston, THIS ,M0RN.
ISC. the fifth day III november D.1sT4 Ell
o'elook. Jan: theIortgEged .vre1tsea assc4jDe1
'eiI Hif @ aasI PtANrATioNs ii sfass oflandiUais4a
isto Islanh, known as t3oxsrnnfl Rints put3iggt
and bounding north BIZ branch of Govnrnef9
Greek and On lands OF Ephra1m tHkeft Snd taootSp
X olsrkeJ east bJ lands Of a2hnan6.
and Of Ge0rgeR B. Clarke. and by The public foaas
SOUTH by lands or Jabez J. b. WesGoet a1d BY Qof7
erhor'sl Greek: nsisutfns hn6 containing eboub
two hundred and i've acres, ipclndng mafanlAnd.
that ID to say, abont one hundred and Seyeney.nye
acres of high hand; Iand about <hifty faefegINO,
marsh land be tho same mora or less. .,if, h,sa3
Terms -One.hah cash; balance In one and twos
years. to be secured by bond bearing iAts5eec oxS
the rate OF seven per centl Per annpms sfsoma athef
day OF sale, and mortgage OF the property; pun.
chaser to nay Referee for all
4novt - sGG.sHERBERT. sAsSl AafeseS
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.Aneticns s6dles-efutareil lnaps cios
'BE W. 7. LEITCH q ks SaBRUNS,peS'
''T'.h'' XuctIone crs.. y ssi's laa'

MCTUREOUS.ET ETANs
lHl.y Under an order Of H0nofthl6s b: ~
Iranam, Judge OF theg Court Of goGmol Pleas i9t
the Firss Circuit. dated the 4th November, iS!2,l
ON TUESDAY, the 18th day Of rHQyenbelaa Al
the EIenange east eng 9i Broad dstfsss s. =
All that LOT, PIECE. E.oRiPABOEL ONLAEl.t
with the Buildings thereon. sitpate on the north
side OF Spring street. measuring on 6pfink 1troes.
SO feeE6 inenes, on2the1 north hofbaceAnelefeeEs or
an In depth from north 70 south sl9 feef M9Ee ~,
less: buttIno TO the north Oh lands now Of nt5tf'
Horsey, south on Spring atreet, ,enatf Oft
WarIng, and west lands Of bartleS2. !. ry,,
TERMS -One.th!fd cash; balance In onea two
years secured ~ bond bearing Tper censa tnnfs
insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 20 pay
ME FOR a. I nt cessary papers, t!.So sIajS
,poy5 n..sgr.,l9 :, HI. r. BOLGER, Referee, ~
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China, Grorkerp, &r.
CHINA, GLASS AND CR0CKERY,
THE OLD STAND,

The Subscriber would respectfully inform his
rriends snj the bubble that his Stock is now COM
nlsta in CHINA, GLASS AND OR0OKERY, Plain
White and Fancy China, Glass and Fancy Onlna
Goods. Lamps, Shades. &c, &c: -z
octIb-thstu3mos B. q. AoDOWELt, AGENT
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11
Qualification of Jurors.

The Knoxville Press and Messenger
says Under the tests now applied to
the qualification %ofjurorr, in our State,
the administration Of justice, in many
cases, is cIcctually thwartcd. The
very cases requiring intelli gcncc and
enlightened integrity, are the very ones
in which ignorance and capacity are
most sure to determine the qualillca-
ton and acceptance Of the juror. The
amendment suggested by the Conven-
ton of Judges in Nashville lately
would qualify honest and intelligent
men for the jury box, who, under the
rigid rule nov applied must stand aside
because upon some casual, orcvcn cr-
roucous statement of facts, they may
have "formcd or expressed an opin
ion touching the merits Of the case.
We are aware Of the difficulty in cor,
rectly prescribing a rule on this sub
ject. None a be prescribed to cf-
fectually guard against corruption
but it certainly would be as easy for a
corrupt man to falsely swear that he
has not formed an opinion as TO swear
that he has no such bias orprcjudlce,
in the case, Hbut that he can render an
impartial verdict upon the testimony.
The amendment proposed, we do not
think would be too latitudinous. BE.
sides, its adoption would, in some de
gree, obviate the necessity for reducing
the number of defendants challenges
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The True Grounds Of Confidence.

Whence comes that firm reliance, that
absolute. undoubting faith in the efficacy
of II s~tetter's Stomach Bitters rs a remedy
for indigestion, bilious DISORDERS, inter
mittent and remittent icvers, which nOto-
riously prevail in all parts of the United
SSates? This confidence has been growing
for twenty years, and 1t Is still extending.
1t is not the result of crudulity /; 1t has not
been cngcndered by any human device
but is the spontaneous and natural consc-
ouence of experience. What people see
going on under their own eyes they can
not question. When families in unhealthy
districts that resort to this wholesome
vegetable tonic, us a preventive, escape
periodical fevers, and their Immediate
n%eiyhbors, who neglect this precaution,
possiblc that the phenomenon should be
without its lesson? In like manner when
it is seen that obstinate cases of dyspepsia,
oliver complaint, ofconstipation, of ner-
yous weakness. and OF general debility,
weld to the operation OF the famous reme-
DIV. how can even credulity itself with
hold its endorsement? Eyewitness OF
the salutary effects Of tie bitters are to be
foundin every civilized settlement on this
continent. The thousands upon thousands
who owe their restoration to health ana
strength. or their preservation from sick
ness, to its extraordinary medicinal prop
critics. are enthusiastic in its praise. The
multitudes who recommend it in II neigh
borly way to their friends and acquaint-
ances, as well as those who make public
their estimate of its virtues, are always
ready to state their reasons for the taltl
that is in them. They have all either fell
or witnessed its beneiicicnt operations.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11
Fourth Congressional District.

Franklin, Bedford, Rutherford, Can
non, Coffee, Marshall and Lincoln
counties now compose the 4th Con
gressional District, and the Shelbyville
Bulletin wants to know which county
is to send the Congressman. 1t says:
"Thus far we have heard but little
expression of public opinion on the
matter, as to which county will be en-
titled to it, and still less iu regard to
names who may become aspirants.
And yet we believe there will be a fierce
conflict for the nomination, 1t is next
to certain that Rutherford will have
some name before the convention and
Lincoln will do the same. Coffee, too,
will not be slow to swell the list in
claiming for Col. Matt Martin the
nomination. From neither Franklin,
Bedford nor Marshall have We had as
vet any lntimations, nor have we from
Cannon. At present it is exceedingly
doubtful who will be the nominee. OI
the names thus far spoken of in the
connection to which we are referring
we hear that Of Gen. Palmer, DR.
Richardson and Mr. Ready of, Ruthcr
ford. Col. Matt Martin of Coffee, and
Hon. John NJ. Bright of Lincoln. AT
this moment we can hear ofnone others
but as Il matter Of course there will be-
several others when the convention
meets"
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11
Opinion of Senator Grimes.

James W. Grimes was the founder
of the Republican party in the State of
Iowa. He was elected Governor, then
Senator twice. He voted against the
impeachment Of Andrew johnson, and
resigned in 1868, when he went to
Southern Europe and remained there
until this summer, when he returned
home to die. Only about three days
before his death he met a distinguished
general officer of the late war, and said
to him in conversation "Grant's adj
ministration is the most contemplate
in imbecility ard most scandalous in
corruption which has ever oppressed
the American people or disgraced the
American Government. st. Paul
{ MINI. Pioneer.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1872-04-11
Political Outlook.

II would be TO waste time and squan-
der a too limited space if the Home
Journal should parade every week a
diatribe on politics, hence We have not
done so. The political prospect just
now is o most uncertain one--that is,
the prospect seems to Us, metaphor
cally, very like trees in the distance at
the dawn of day, before the sun has
revealed the rude angles or thrown
sufficient light upon the situation to
enable the human eye to tell what tho
object is. Public opinion Is forming
Ambitious men are trying to inaugu
rate new parties. but all such tledg'
lings must diff anon into either Radi
calism or Democracy, Tho Home
Journal intends to trust. for political
salvation for our country, in the great
Democratic party alone. lhe CincIh-
natl Convention Of Liberal Republi,
cans will convene in May. and 1t Is
supported by men of great talents anc
influence. 1t may be that Democrats
will support the nominee Of that Con
v~ention as we supported Senter in tins
State as the best we could do uldcj
the political e%Xigcncc, But the Iom'
Journal will never countcnancc a DIS
organization OF the Democratic party
We would say, as Augustus Cnsa
said Fcshna iente. In other words
Hasten to be slow. DO not allow i'm
Fortunate anxiety to thwart our oh
iect. Those who wish the Democrat
party ~disorganized merely wish to LEAF
it into Radicalism, or some ism no
defined, and which the Nashville Ban
ner is rot able to make sufficient,
enticing to deceive honest democrats