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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1872-11-16
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lester Nad)t fiel bier S6nee; Oerielbe lit 5wei
3oq tief. 0as 8etter lit talt uuO Itiirmiid
unN Der 8ieOerberfeuung Der Yferoe un9itn4
fig. Die Ssu9e g'aiiirt belouberS auf Dem
2anoe. 4Ie @eid)Qfte leiben, unO Die 2erSte
bciOnOers beBe9nen cen 9r0Bten Sawicri8=
felten.
Buffalo, IS. 9too. - @ine Qrobe 2lnz
5abl bon Bferoeu, rpclde lett ibrer 8ieOerher'
lteunng 5u itarf angeltren9t purben, baben
etnen 9fiidiull bPfomlnen, unO ptele iGuen.
Die Srantbelt 1T gr6BtentbeilS QSaIleriu9t
nno @lngemeiOeentSiinoung.
Yott8pile, 3d., Is. 9tOo. - 0ie
8f,roeiende lit itber Die game Sohlenre9ion
perbreitet. Die Goblenuerienoung auf bem
Canal Don S6uplfil l6aueu lit eingcfteat
mOrpen. 2tud 0taultbiere merben bon Der
Seufe angeitcdt.
Cincinnati, IA. NOo. - Die Bferbe.
ieufe greift bier beitdnoia nm it'd; e8 itnb be-
retts ueriAteoeue Bfer6e 9eiauen,
@inctnnati, Is. 9too. - Die Yferoe@
ieu6e bat bier ihreu S6bepunft erretdt.
Seit @inbrub Der gta6t mar beute lbeno in
Der Staot teiu 6ubrwerf 5u ieben. Die Sc
i66fte leiben iebr farf. - Die 8etbelzNus=
itsuung, welde an rGften Monta9 erOiinet
meroen ioQte, mubte lnfol9e Der @pioemle
pCri6obeu meroeu.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1872-10-17

An Illinois young man who has
recently died left romantic story
behind him. which is full of warning
to designing women. The man was
in love with girl of the usual
amount of beautv, when for some
unknown cause quarrel occurred
and separation followed. In his
spite he married somebody else
Some time after he discovered the
quarrel was caused by the woman he
married. She had redated an old
love letter and sent it to the first
lady, thus causing the quarrel which
secured for herself a husband When
the grief stricken man realized the
state of affairs he smothered his wife
TO death with a pillow, deceived the
jury that sat on her body. and died
of broken heart. leaving the written
confession behind him. The girl he
did not marry is some one else's wife
and three persons happy mother.
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JOHN BOOTH.

OFFICE -Rail'S Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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In memory of
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INTERESTING STATISTICS.

~, r., ~,
lne 'o'l', 'Niii'H , ear noTh ioi
90 gives 'Il- e9'I'la'cu popuiarioii Il
OF l,"9;-la ana h'nfone, inclnaihg rlh-
,ih'i 'n" GIANT at 'ile d.'e ci :1,; .ne
i'O1o' - '''i ''' al Ivy ~. 'l'.1l.@lts
and quarter II may oe lnteres'inS 5
to learn tuNnn the authority OF the
BourSe Gazette OF st. Getersburg)
the rate 81 p'9G i'tI.n OF t'''1 empire
In 2 l'I2 IL stood al fourteen lhi'linnS, ta3o
in 1913 al thlftV-S!X mliiloh'' III io-9
ar aD'ht MT Y mlIllohS. ana IN 1000 at
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A Texas editor has had presented

A Texas editor has had presented
TO him, bv his admiring lady readers.
an embroidered shirt. which presented
a pictorial history of the State, in
Guiding the Mexican war. The edi-
tor wears the shirt outside of his coat,
and wherever he goes he is followed
by crowd of admiring boys study
ing from the back of it the fine arts
and booking themselves in Texan
politics.
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The following singular epitaph is
said to be found on tomb stone
in the burial ground in Paterson.
New Jersey:
In memory of
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Who departed this life, A. d. 1872.
Weep not for me, my wife SO dear,
am not dead, nut Siaepeth here;>
My debts are paid, my grave you see,
Prepare in time to follow me.
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ON MARRIAGE.

UAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN FROM
T I the effects of Eirors and Ala in Y
life. Manhood restored. lmPedmeut- TO Mar
rage removed. New method Of trvatn eut. New
and remarkable remedies BO, Ks and Cil cuIars
sent tree, in sealed envelopes
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION, NJ.
South Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa.--an irstitE-
tion having high reputati, for honmahl" c"S-
luct AMI profession. Laugal & ~
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leaders who are confident of Hartranft's cleo

-
leaders. who are confident of Hartranft's cleo.
tlon state that he will secure ten thousand
majority In! Philadelphia and five thousand IN
the rest of The State, which will elect him by
ffteen thousand. In Ohio the Democrats are
very certain to elect more than a majority OF
congressman, and are very confident, since
the accessions from the German vote, OF elect.
ing their State ticket, though that Is not re-
garded so certain as II is In Pennsylvania or
Indiana. The Republicans say that they were
BADLY scared two weeks ago abont Ohio. but
that State Is no longer in doubt. Indiana Is
regarded as in more danger by the Repuot-
cans than either Pennsylvania or Ohio. They
say that the opposition is stronger and has
less than a majority of a thousand to overcome.
Such is a candid statement of the political sit'
usilon to be solved on Tuesday next, derived
from the beet posted men of bolh parties."
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OEFIOAE

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postofnoe
at Charleston, for the week ending October 4,
1872; and printed oficialy in THB DAILY News
the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City OF Charleston. tsp g1g lil.,
s5- once hours from 8 A. II. to 6kP. Il: On
Sundays, nom sK to ek F. n. t' -
a Persons calling for Letters Advertised
,hould state that they are "Advertsed.n
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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.siness; Of Pleasure !" ttPages In Waiting;"
and "Rlpning the Gauntlet" a novel, in
1865: .Kissing: the. Rod" and .Land at
siLsst,ny in 1856. He was joint author OF
..Mirth and Metre" published In 1854, and
ono Of the editors OF sour Miscellany
1898. He put forth In 1860 an abridged
edition OF the ellie Of G. Mathews the
s.Elder.n and q "Memoir OF Albert Smith
sand Mont Blanc" He Is the author oil
several dramas, and served six years as mu-
steal critic of the London Datly NeaOs,
with which paper, and, the Pail Mail Ga
zete, he is still connected. He was for
some time editor oil Temple Bar Magazine,
in which his first novel, "Broken to Har-
..ness," appeared, followed by 'Land at
"Last." He gave up Temple Bar to start
Tsnsley's Magazine. For some years prior
to Dickens's death, Mr.. Yates was the writer
of the leading serial story In AAMe rear
Round, where appeared bis novel, "Blaek
..sheep,n which was considered by All.
Dickens to be one of the strongest WORKS
of modern fiction. He still continues
faithful to All the Year Round, ana
in it his story, the "YelloW Flag" Is
now appearing from week to week
For ga Waiting Race" there ID mucn
and little to be said. 1t is lively n enter
tanning, and 30 attuned as to suit the Filth
-fk-L1I 80
ayepoodles of America, but 1t Is pitched IN
a low key, and will not be praised by any
persons who desire that literature shall puri'
~ and exalt the people. In plain Words' II
is the history OF a woman whose gross mis-
conduct and wilful lying, beautiful blonde
as she is, make her a horror to all decent
people; while the foils are 30 "goody" That
the reader is persuaded that those who are
sour are good by nature, while these who
are sweet arc good by mlsadventure. The
novel is not actually immoral, but it would
be exceedingly stupid without Its sugges-
tive Improperly. AS this hint will doubt
less cause "a Waiting Race" Ito. be
read, it is just az we'll to say that 1t may be
bought at Holiness Book House Tor 70
cents. 4.
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PLANTATION FOR SALE GREAi

PLANTATION FOB SALE CHEAT
BARGAM-PORT ROYAL RAILROAD
the subscriber. being about 10 leave the State,
offers for sale that valuable PLANTATION, called
the 'Yeoman's Tract,r iiuated In Barnwell Coun.
ty, near Jackson's Branch, wa;ers OF !l0wer
Three Runs, containing 9i9 acres, 49, ~
The line OF the Port Royal Railroad Ia In close
proximity TO II, and the splendid Circular Saw
Mill Of Df. J. @. Miller not more than 8 mile from
the rIchly. timbered portion OF the estate.
There are about 200 acres cleared, producing
splendid crops OF cott1n and corn.
Last year 4 comfortable frame houses were
erected by the proprietor on the outer edge or the
body Of timber, aHd the locality Is remarkably
healthy.
The umbered portion lSls aores) presents as
hne q body OF virgin forest as, the eye can meet
with In this State, varying from the smallest sized
cap timber to the larg eat ranging size.
TO railroad contractors, lumbermen and tur.
pentlne distlllers, no liner opportunity has ever
been presented Of realizing o fortune; as they.
have the option OF shipping 70 Savannah or Port
Royal, either By vSreF or rail. ~
For further particulars, apply to the subscriber,
or to b. II. THOMPSON, Esq. Attorney at Low,
Wllliston, SO. o.. In whose hands are the titles.
Williston, so. Ca: August lst, 1872.
SPECIAL NOTlCE.-The above Lands will be
sold by Public Auction. without fall, on Sales.Day
November next, at Blackvilie Courthouse, IL. said
wards, to suit purchasers. ~,
Terms OF Ssle-0ne hall cash; balance on
twelve months credit, With interest at twelve
per CENT, aud mortgage TO secure purchase
money. X. d. MILLER
sanQ. 1mo
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Notires in Bankruptcy.


TN TEE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
i UNITED STATES, FOR THE DISTRICT OF
SOUTH OAROLINA.-In the matter OF EDWIN
RUTHE0N WHITE, Bankrupt, by whom 9 Peti.
the 28th day OF Nay, A. D. 1872, In said Court
In Bankruptcy.-Thls Ia to give notice that on the
20 DAY OF October. A. D. 1872, q Warrant I'm Bank:
RUTHEON WHITE, OF Charleston, In the County
OF Char eston and State OF South Carolina, who
has been edjudged q Bankrupt on his own Peti.
OF any property belonging TO said Bankrupt, to
him or ior bis use, and the transfer OF any prop
erty by by him, ara forbidden by law that q
meeting OF the Creditors OF the said Bankrupt, to
prove thelr debts and to choose one or more As:
Rignees OF his Estate, will be held at q Court OF
Bankruptcy, to be holden at No. ~ Broad street,
Charleston, South Carolira, before ]. Z. CARPEN.
TER, Registrar, on the FOURTEBNTH DAY OF OcT0-
BER, A. d. 1872, at II O'Clock A. d.
r. N. WALLACE,
octb,1 IA u 8. Marshal, III Messenger.
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TT, n,n,x NEWS, by mail one yeaI, -; 81
TEE p. ~. Tires Sss n,ontas$.szsa. served IN the
months -; n,' DENTS a week, payable to the car
'l's TEE IT TaI.wisrlxN news published ans as on r1 .s: sIt
aou.ns SO so; three months sl@
TIE WEEKLY NEWS, one year - SIX COPIES
s1o. Ten copies, to one address, sio'
SmacRpr1oNs in all cases payable in advance
:nd nd psper continued after tha expiration Of the
time paid for. - ftsa
NOTICES OF Wants, TO Rent, Lost and Found
BOARDING, &c, not exceeding 20 words, 2b oens
sscn insertion; over 20. and not e1ceeaing "
words, 40 cents each insertion; oVef 50, ana MOI
axoeedina 40 words, so cents each Insertion.
tThese rates are NET, and must Invariably b.
paid In advance.
Address RIoRDAN, DAWSON q CO.,
Nc. 10 Broad street, Charleston, s. O.
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Improving tho Shining Hour.

The American publisher is accustomed to
making hay when the sun shines, and the
AppIetons have accordingly rushed out a re-
print OF "a Waiting Race" by Edmund
Yates. who arrived in New York last week,
and has made his debut as q lecturer before
the public. This Mr.. Yates is the author OF
numerous works. The list comprises "My
"Haunts aud their F%requenters," published
in 1854; CATER Office Hours" In 1861;
sBroken to Harness." a story, in 1864; "Bu-
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NHARLEsTON FEMALE SEMINARY.
No. 50 ST. PHILIP STREET si .@.''.

The THIRD ANNUAL SESSION will begin the
first MONDAY In October, aud end the second
FRIDAY In July. The term being shortened Two
weeks to induce pupils 10 remain until the close
of scholastic year. 900, C,e- NO.. ..
Applicants and those absent from the July E1-
animation VEL be examined the first week.
Prompt attendance requested, 80 that the Regu-
lar Exercises Of the, School be not retarded.
Pupils entering the second and third weeks will
be charged from the first. n d
For Terms and Circulars containing particulars,
apply as above. miss 4. A. KELLY, ~
sepl9 - Principal. q
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HlisreIanenns.

NOTICE-HAYING HAD MUCH EX.
IN PERIENOE In repairing Weighing Scales OF
every description, would solcit public patronage
In reference to said work. 49, -
References: Mr.. B. O'Neill, Wholesale Grocer,
No. 189 East Bay; Messrs. H. Bisohotr d Co., Whole.
Public Adjuster Of Weights and Measures.
ARCHIBALD MCLEISH,
No. 4 Cumberland street,
0ct6-2mos Charleston, s. O.
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MusieaI Books.
D%<AuAAN@ ~A~Ns~s f..
Just PUBLISHED, AiihOsT BRIL-
81 ,.l. LIANT WORK, IL. =. ue'


TUST PUBLISHED, Al MOST BRIL-
tO LIANT WORK, n. i. lue'
GEMS o. FgsTRAU IS,
The publishers oGsr to the publIcsthia unique
and most attractive collection, brought out, as
one may say, under the eye of tho great com
poser, and containing his very best works. 1t Is
embellIshed With q fine II :. 1.a ..rsi. u.
PORTRAIT OF STRAUSS,
And contains the prime favorites,
ARTIST LIpK-BLUR DkNUBs-HARRrAGE BELLS
MANHArTAN-l0oi RIGHT5-TIEsBR BoN-
Observation-Disclosures N
SoHG-NBw ANNEN,
And many other equally good Waltzes, Polkas'
Quadrrles, Mazurkas, &C., nling altogether -
a2b LARGE MUSIC PAGES.
The snrst applause'' on It's appearance, warns
us that the fine book Is to be inevitably "Ah the
Fashion, tie present season. P;ice. s25o III
Boards; So In Cloth.
Sent, post paid, on receipt OF price.
Has no superior, our Church Music BOOK,
THE STANDARD. slto.
specimen copies Gent. for the present, postpaid
for $126.
OLIVER p S1:sSs 4 Co., o. Il sa gTTS YoSk a0o
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GUNNER Resorts.

MOUNT VERNON HOTEL, No. 81
IXl W. MONUMENT STREET, BALTIMORE
ND, ON EUROPEAN Plaintiffs favoriJe e.
ta0llshment, situated In one Of the most eligible
positions In the city, on the highest ground, and
consequently well adapted for q Summer Resort,
being comparatively cool In midsummer, mag
ini1clently furnished with baths and other con.
Veniences on every no0r. Ia now open for the re-
ception OF those contemplating g tour OF pleasure
the coming season. The cars run within o square
OF the house. Coaches at all the stations. z. V.
WESTO0TT. Proprietor. jun8Imoa
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uruas and Mebirlnes.
r, FITLER'SL VEGETABLE RHEU.

nR. FTLER'SlV VEGETABLE RHEU-
uATIO SYRUP.
Warranted under oatn never to have 1aiieo 10
cure, 28, 500 Certificates or testimonials OF cur,
Including Rev. q. II. Ewing. Media, PenngylysatS
mia: the wife Of Rev. J. B. Davis, HightstoWl,
New Jersey; Rev. Thomas Murphy, FranKioro
Philadelphia; Doctor jennings and Doctor Naiton,
Philadelphia; Hon. J v. Greeley, MEMBER Gon.
den. New Jersey: ex-senator Stewart, Baltimore;
Ex-Governor Powell, Kentucky, and thousands OF
others. warranted to cure or money refunded.
DR, GEO. CAULIER, Agent,
i~uly1-1yr Charleston, s. @.
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FoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY,
new CATALOGUE. No: "a: = = =

.#s N GO .,
FoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY, ,
NEW CATALOGUE. No. ID ., q ~ = =
N DICKENS DICTIONARY a Ksyito the
Characters and PIiocipal, Incidents In The
Tales Of Charles Dickens. llustratsdi by Gill;
"cap PER- s a Volume of c~nlt-qnst:bsy! Fanny.
.Iaeairhy Houses A Handbook. to the History
Of Drainage, Ventilation. Warming and KIM
Grea SUBJECTS. illustrated BY Wlnia a1'a Eaa.is't
"A Seven aonths' Run'' Up and. Down and
Around the World. BY James Brooks. 9LIs.i
"ffi SSaPies G b isG Bsf1.. n. a. FL s. IL
"The Insect orld..n Being s;PopnlAr Account
OF the orders OF insects. by Louis Fighter; ia
New Edition, Revised and Corrected By Mar
tin. Duncan; F;K + $ :, oI y i lsl,s!9a 'H1cbS Ss %. ;,
Errors Of speech" ByL. P. Meredith esdtt4 \; D, p ).
D; :: 5sG; n, IA 2 I. WOO. , =. 4 n p 1, .I: as.
T Tsen Gniled states Taiir and Internal Retenus
Law. Approved June Q, 1879. 'CompIeei by
Horace E. Dresser. 81. =, q G:sY.a -.
NEW NOVELS, 4aI8
.ERR.T1DE.n By Christian Reid, Author Of Nor.
ton House. Paper 81. Cloth 81 So. a ~. >,
.The Brookes OF Bridlemere" .Bsu J: Melville,
"on S!os . airlS FROM tae, German et ". Won ,
.pvhe White Rose., Eelyiaa $I;95. 49, 81. Z
"Maid Of SKIER - By B D.. Blackmore. Paper 76o
sDr. Vandyke.n BY John Esten Cooke. Cloth
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Lord Klgobhln.n By Charles Lever. Z Cloth
81 so. Paper 81.
ssTne Golden Lion OF Granpere." BY Anthony
Trollope. Cloth 81 25y:Rlpers7ecGziJccaEca
"rhe New ss .P Editor 9ss q feoper's soye|''" Cloth
"A Good Investment. J, By VIM. Flssg. ePapsrsoc;a
"Ohris,ins sorth.p BY i. u. Archer. Paper $50.
"By His Own NiahcH, From the Gefnan.ot ".
Won Hinern. Cloth, 81 10! !. t-fsf E,ss d.
.'Cerlsan By g. J. Melville: Cloth 81 2Hf IT,
.F0GARTIEs BOOK DEp0slTORNa i,
No. $50 King street, On the Bendl
spr5s-tuths Qhauessou, SO,
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Jpint 6tork Gompanp.

OFFICIAL RATTLE NUMBERS OF
~ THE CHARLESTON JOINT STOCK CON-
GLASS No. lS3-FRIDAy MORNING, Oct. 4.
3l-76-38-42- 6-47-29-A-32-39-l6-N
GLASS No. l84-FRIDAY EVENING, oct. 4.
Observation-Disclosures 6-A-3S-67
oct5 A. M0ROSO. sworn Commissioners
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Newspapers.
NHE B STAR,

THE MARION STAR,
Published In one OF the best agricultural sec.
tions Of the state. aud having g large and IN.
creaslng circulation. among, the planters and
business men, orfer its Columns TO the Factors,
Merchants and other business men or Charleston
as the best medium through which they can com.
municate with the Planters and Merchants or the
Peedee Country. Buhlness Cards and ether Al
yerttsements inserted on liberal terms !. ~
Address w. ]. NCKERALL, 80.
onnT1mn Marion. y.
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Cost and found.

r OST, DEPOSIT BOOK No. 594, IN
IL sonth Carolina Loan and Trust Company. IN
Inc name OF SARAH J. MURPHY. The finder
will please leave same either at No. II Broad
street or at residence No. 4 sires alley.l
Oct6.s3S
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NJ Persons depositing letters in the Posto6ice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hsnd corner of the envelope, and they will also
niease to remember that without the stamp alet-
Ter cannot be mailed, but viii be sent to the Dead
Letter ONCE.
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N FEMALE INSTITUTE OPEL
LIT DAY OF OCTOBER. :!

Miss NARY ANN BUIE, Confederate Soldiera'
Friend, begs to inform her friends that she Will
open q Select Finishing School!in Aiken, second:
any institute, Solid or Ornamental. will be-
taught; European Languages, Vocal and lnstru.s
mental Music, Drawing, Painting, Wax, French,
and Spanish. Latin and Music, by com.
.petent gentlemen professors I'm. a. BUlE. =
= anr2o ,. r.,rtra -. cnr
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BOARDING.

GOOD BOARD, WITH PLEASANT
u Rooms, upon reasonable terms, at No. II
Broad street. Day Boardefs accommodated at
hort notice. 'hl' sepl8
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Abrams, Emil
line
Abbott, Mrs Al
T
Addison, Bell 4
Adams, Mrs. b
Adams, Mrs
Hsrrell
Alexander, Ida
Aston, Mrs. H..
A. ~ 1914
Aston, Char
lotte .r6.
Aston, Hargr@
Amar.Adelia E
Ancrum, Julia
Barr, Hlss u A
Barnes, Mrs E
r
Bslwtn, Julia
BehrmRD Z,
Catherine
b. ngall, Mrs
WIN
B~roettcher, Ma
~
Bolden. Sarah
Bradley, Mrs c
n
Bradley, Maggie
BroRden, Eliza.
Brown, Mrs Ell
%Bn3s!ieusn,, Mary
Burch. MrB II II
Carroll, Julia
Garter, Mrs Gil.
lip.
Carr, Ellen
Chion, Miss E @
Chaplin, jose
phine :.
Cary, Mrs Alice
Cochran, Mrs A
Cont o Mrs
Catrels, Rachel
E
Davis, Mrs. Gap
tain Ker
Dayg. Linda
Decoster, Lizzie
| DeVldre, Jane
DeHaven. Mrs @
| Mrs e n
| Bowling, Mis- Q
Driggers. Mrs 8
Eagan, Mary
Ellis. Mrs 8 E
| Elliott, Sarah @
IRWIN, Mrs II
| Fredricks, Sa-
. Fullar, Dlanah
Fuller, Corneha
~
Gulisrd. Ars
Mary
Giles, AIMS
/ Gordon, PatseyI
, Graham, Sarah
. Green, GA
Green, Mary
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DULL POND, PLANTATION FOB SALE.

DULL POND PLANTATION FUR SALE.
ID The above NAMED PLANTATION, situated
IN Barnwell Comfy, tve niles from Graham's
Turnout, on the South uarolina Railroad Is o1er.
ed for sale. IL contains seven hundred and lfiy
acres, two hundred AMI ffty acres OF which are
good clay Cotton Land. There are also upon the
Dremlses q hne .DWELLlNG, containing Blk
rooms, together with to1ses for the aocemmoda
ton OF twenty laborerf,, Gin Eouse, Screw, Barns,
stables, &C., all In good, order. The place Is per.
fectly healthy, with an abundance OF nne, Gool
water, For terms, apply 70 REEDER &DAVlS,
Ohsrleston, Z. O., or 70 DR. W, H.dHAGeoh!
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THE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING
OF the Board or Examiners; OF Charleston
County will be held at the Normal school, NO: .
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Will please be present punctnahy AZ
the appointed hour.
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