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- - NINETY 5une- 80; tSfzz.-~
Editor A65evilyc Press. and Banuer:
Ill send ypva few more items aata >eds
section which may Le Of interest to
your readers:
TO DR.. ~: Hart 81 the politeTan4 eff
,cient agent of,the Depdti at this place,
we are Indebted for.the IfollowingI stpteo
ment Of produce shipped here, during
the past year: 4, 600 hales of: cotton : IS, 600
bushels of oats; 900 lbs. of wool i 4, 900
bushels Of cotton seed 1900 pieces of
jug-ware from Horntewn. .The'reeeipts
from freight. average from q 81 500 to
s., 900 per month. Tl,ese figures give
some idea of the busiaess capacity iof
this thriving town, and flourishipg vi
cin;fv!I' 9.ii "!::ToGtJ""; = III
2 Thss9w'lldat crop is 'goof, but5the oat
crop is nearly,a failure. The stands OF
corn are good and the crop is doing well.
II Thej j,se eetton en- promises iii|iisse yeti lltAo though 3
In tie way }9f imprgvement, }ea :, We a,n may
mention that Mi. j., K. Talbcrt is build
Jig neat dwelling within mile VI of. the
peepeot.5 .~s!;n:H nl!Ut .9!!;.UuM +
l. Superintendent. .Dodamead, of the G..
s. C!,R4 r, promjsesa new Depot here,
which will add; very omucll5 to; the con-
yenience anfh comfort oflall concerned.
! q A Chapel ,'iori.al denominations,
with a!Masonio'Lodge up stairs, is .tobe
kerectedin5tlfc town. .H@ 1na dpuj@ !H:i
|: ii The? guam thy of lumber at the Depot
affords gondJevidence that the spirit of
i'm mprovemlent s'abroad:J I'r II. ,o.E'
The "G Grange'IhelI a. full and inter;
esting meeting on aFrlday Inst. 'fta is
under athe control of good men, and
E,,ton,iscs we'll .T.l,. .%;IGIr I1aj" - u
4 The aBTothcrr ood",lt ddn soorrgpaarii-
zatioiii here, with which soaiiieey good lniesn
lof the community have affiliated, they
make diff promises Of tryihg tS put Bet
ter hich IN office: '''' .'"' n'''a., 1"'
The R&Sv. r r. Mood the, ting
Elder" dellvfers a ftenmpl,ccHFance lecture
before the lodge # # Good la d Temlpllqars, t9
day, in the Academy / .idi,.dT q ~
The annual meeseeting of the baptist
Association will be 'heldl, this. yeaFr,i o.
Sloan Church. two miles. NortJb. q ar
,Ninety-six, in September next. Ample
provision will be made. for. the accom-
mediation of visitors. .,."d H. nuoT 81
MI E. Moore, the, Deputy Sherif
farrcstcdia celored manIip this vicinity
charged with arson, committed III
Orangeburg. ng2>E .&12n93 Il! &"i'"s
The stores in Ninety Six area1l fdoin &
agood business.q!1pni oh 9dt Jsh
|, The ,frcedmsni in this section are do
ing well.J "i6!UGgd 10 tirnnr1 a"@t
,, : .!rf-., ~ ',. y;r,El 4Nf,rsa STNN At"
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Ea,tor A15epiue Press and Banmert (
EIRA onEEridSa afterpOon May 81 Se
pdrty, eonsfsti6g Of J. c. Grimm, e.: NJ
Cloy, E. NJ. Lipscomb, E. s. Hale. start
ed from NtngtFts3sffx;T inea7or
q "bee tree" on the farm of Mr.. Madi-
Aol Richardson, about three miles dis
tant: Arriving at The tree about sunset,
the Hfittfg 6usys6 could Sc seen emerg-
ing from aud epteringa hole IN tlieside
of a. tree, some )forty :feet:aheyA. terra
.frnaa, "Woodman .sparey that stree"
was not tire sentimentiforl the occasion7
but the forest was made to re-echo with
the cruel axe, until with crash and tpell
melt TIE tree was felled,g and a. rush
made to secure the results Of the indus
trious silabor of'the bees. But ltheibees'
"couldh't see it," and made it a posoe,'-
tus hot locality for some :iihe. J Finally
however, lby ,,dint Of strategy and smoky
on the part Or the invaders,
the queen Of the bcsicged was 'indueed
to exchange the entire stock Oh hand fot
nice, new residence, and labor RI as busily
to"gathcr honey all the day." as had
been their Xopt, mot, however, be S IT soaidI ssafI
to- their, 5credit, y pntil ti!3 they had 9 made
their assailapts do some tall scratch:
ing" Swollen. cheek, swollen jaw, and J:
a swollen ear being th!eentire casualties, sfpHht
and fpuE ,distended yaabtfdl yaabfdlomlens were, ,the
sweet ;results'oflths Eiesoly.ii ,sa;sd s4gf
,,r4 laa uvi,G,O ONE OF The, PAR3Yy,e
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zROulu naxS auVel6'sNefyA@brlel1y c0Sthe
spirit of the meeting and the character
:of.itsz procccdin
If there was any point upon which all
sec,aed to be agreed, it was as to. the i'm
policy of making party nomination ut
mere or inangd rating q Democratic
party fght in:this Siich a course
twas conceded; would be disslstrousoin
the extreme; as'it could end only in dis
.aster abroad, yarsd 'Smoitteretl strife re-
,sulting in defest at home. The Demo-
Eeratic party slere had no vitality now.
handit a:stld be worse than fcllyto mar
shal its elHeebIcd ranks only to encoah-
Tor defeat. "m9a3 SO t"'.- '.-!~!S '''i-
x Again, ,itherewas no dihtrcnpe Of op,in-
ion as 70 the propriety Of DIR being rep
represented fhTtlie% Columbia Conven-
ton, though at first there promised to
Ibe, opthe subject Of instructing the del
egates as asSttoo to L tile course to be pursued
there. Al, however, finally acauiesced
in adopting the proposition embodied ip
Gen. McGoWa1 1's:resolution- express
our sense eor the true policy to be pur-
! fsped at baltimore; leaving tito the Co
fidnsA IConYention, to say; whether the
STATE should be represented in that Cpn-
lvention-o ai .lrsgk n Tria, IL Ia,
In, tine therewas entire cunanimity in
Iendossing theiCincinnati platform, and
| its 1loninsss, but some difference el
! topinjon;as to!the prQpriety, of9sendinS q
delegation fronliahe State to the cBalti-
Emore Convention. :. The chief objection
urged against that course, was! tllat it
,wouldplcdge ,,,s' tdsupport a party nom
ination at Baltimore. and thus anttgo-
| mise rail the eIeilents 9of sttaNinE this
State, in an ensDittesa| party strife.
The whole mattcr has Deen Wisely re-
ll..ferrea 10 the colunlbis c6nvention, and
they Will doubtless exercise a wise dis
crction IL the cprehises: '5'a 1 H''' -. 81 ~. q
Ira Representation in Baltimore in.
wolves the risk Of being ii lionor bound
again to hoist a; strict parry banner, and
EGght only TO- be, defeated, then we would =
tbe ,ylltiug e foreso The doubtful clAaI eas
of futthering our ends at Baltimore, In
other words, if ,ths sending Of delegates
necessarily leads to- the organizationl oi
"a Dsmoegaticl party here ferta party
'Gght,r we suppose, that there -wjll1belne
'differendsg Of opiIiora that the State
Should not6be represented. Upon that
point I'VE Judge that the .Phee,aiz, and
the Charleston Negs are at onec And
This seems to- be the important question,
which awaits solution from the clear
.hcads andcool temperslof the wise men
wholare to meet in Columbiap"~I ~
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'itsTIfArr SANE cory: y:h!That Revolution:
ary coin of which mention haso already
beef made as having been recent.
y plopg6ed lp It NS.iiihlsgty;;siS ! .iilg has 'bsfp f
SUBMITTED to, oujF insPee.i9n;,, ,,{ One IS SIDE
bears tbs Letters. .tJ9anbss. 10y; p:T", e.
Port. ct &lg. srex," nwlh WHICH i Wea ipter-
prct ctIats470 as47w0"iJohni iJloylhlrn hy the Grace Of GOD
wiling; King, Of Portugal. apdl sA{lgieers
-alsps the figures jag. lIn the centre
arethe letters IS, r." Such isooqr ,ex7
tempore,explpnation without the aid Of
bodksaof reference. & On the reverse side
Is tl,e'eoatoaarms, we!suppose, of Dor,
tuyal.uH jyuaD 9dj bs,gpt,. ylrgr,.
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"A CoMPLrSrENT-.The Junior iwould
express his appreciation of the :compli-
notice bestowed upon hi m BY
'eA Invited Guest" who contributes
an Interesting sketch. of the Ninety Six
Picnic, TO I'tlic' rEtlycfrld .Adrertiscr:
from I! gentleman Of high char
acte and attainmennts, the compliment
IS tiis !hoFs highly appreciated. - ,:'. '!'
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CoSvENTIoN.-Ou
townsman, 4 AIr. R. j Marshall Haddon,
whoIwith MIR JJ M. Giles II represented
the Presbyterian Sunday School of: this
placeinithe late Convention! mc Charle&-
touy made an iinteresting report Of liisl
stc wardsilip on'Sunday afterheoa last 1T
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AN lAFERAy.7L,iP P.I Gufin and f.
ELLISON, both: members Of the i I.cgisla-.
turexfrom iAbbeyille, had a. street fight
on THO public square. on jMondayg last.
Ihe quarrel comulelieei with some am
CRY words pertaining tmpolitics, and re-
sulted,zwe learn in GutIin striking Eli
sonniwhoqthereilponi threw the other
,tpwp, whennGuffin Hdew aacknile, and
inflctetta slight woultf Upon EiIison's
neck: The iAghs at one atin,e1 promised
serious results, butn0. material damage
was done to either partse1ah o"7orqNE
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snake B1rrr9. .2LFrred pavisy, d brake!

main on the, AIbcvil1e Branch Road,
was bitten by a highland liotcasin on,
t6e finger, a few days since, i whilst
throwing wood into the tender at Craw-
'forl'ss wood pile, The! hand swclle4
Very MUCH ana presentt'dt!::pa :pan ugly ap7
pearanice, but ;%itp tie iud qqfF go,qd med
zeal Skill it is now doing wen. The
snake made his escape, and it is thought
vii. survive without medical treatment, 1eIt
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" RA1SSi-silnce AIN our last, there has bee!
rains II various sections, but it jss still 4Il
Very generally needed. The, crops Of
grain ,hlpaYe especially suffered. u5aEqq and are
suffering, The warm. dry winds have
leeu very much against the crops. sIb.l
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IAGA q Z

DEATH Of JA2fs| |GonSeSk pussrrr. II IS
The telegfqphliann;oun the, death Of
this veter4D3oupabA, the fpupaer Of
the New 1Tk Hsrdtd. a. s
NEW YORK. ~Juhe g:@TheA .77eTdzd n
announcing the death of Mr.. Bennett,
says. iiye,ye4rs sasst, -Be1tnett ttrt,tirety
Withdrew from the active management
Of the Herahl, but although in feeble
ftaue his general llcallh. Mad baef .rei
markably good, while his fine Intellect
TesHatHea unfnfFa sfifffs fnfrress
in the events of the day continued pm
abated TIP Ito the moiient Of his fatal
illness: a bout half, past one O'clock
last Saturday afternoon, Mr.. Bennett
suffered q slight conyYlsiYe attack, ac;
conipanied by epilpptic symptoms, but
not sufficiently marked or violent to
excite apprehension ofiimmcthate dam
ger. At balf past one O'Clock hstrSuni
day morning, the attack WAS repeated
With greater severity, and from that
time it. became evident although the
constant attendance 0fIDoctors CorcO-
rane, Ham mmond ard Lisk,' ensured the
-exhaustsun OF all; within reach of hui
man efforts to avert the fatal result. On
Tuesday last; ut the request of Mi, Ben
nett, Archbishop McCloskcy Visited Ills
bedside and Administered to dlfm the
sacralneilts 1ofi beichurch! When the
last, hour, arrived he sank to sleep .in
death, calmly, apd. peacefully, and his
soul passed away without struggling.
Mr.. Ben nett Was iil the 77h' year Of his
+age. lrs,I ~ .f3@E"n9 ofc"3Hi II',H,
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SALE DittNS4M-o,n1 Monday; 'tuyt there
" vas alarsc attendance o. our people. 70,
T. Sale Day at, this, !seasodh,;37gttractcd on
dou1bslless, W the public ihf iiihiff3ting and
the anttcipa'ed letting, qut Sotfr Sofr the, ecopp-
tract for rebuilding, tI1 thr C0|urt C.f0|l House
There were no public sales, The farmers
were generally complaining Of want q
rain from which the. Crops were suffering
Notwithstanding there was ,more. than
the IpsuaI evidence ofthe free circula-
tons, of stimulating, liquors, We saw
several who were deaidcdiN boozy. > Il
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r. THE New COURT IoUsE,rThe con-
tract for the building of the newo Court
House, to be, erected here, was offered zat
to the lowest bidder on
Monday last. After some, cl6sely corl-
tested bidding, the contract was finally
awarded to Enright & Smith and Sign,
Scali&ZRobertson, at S161l5O. THE con-
tractors are, zour townsnen qandGwcll
known as thorough workr,en, ,'andl cner-
getic' reliable mcnE1 ]Tlleir names fur.
'uisha a guarantee thattlie work will Be
we'll done{ e{aifd aaeoraiiig TO- contract::
'The nesNi building is to be'somsi thirty
feet1onger' than the Sold,E: E:and will be
doubt1essquitc an improSen1ept upon
fts predecessor. 1rhe only [1gqdund Of
complaint that the 1pdbllc can have, is
the increased cost, SO hafd 'toi be borne
ii our impoveitshed state we are glad
that the work is..to be done BY oqr, own
people and wish them q ,faiT ,comlpensa-
ton for rtEFsiirn . labor, The building is
to be completed BY the lst January next:
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RELIGIOUS Reys - 9 ssB!,tan'lefs Rresa
ident of the Due Wcst-Gemale College,
hspuhdt of tleAIsey. TILL
Martin, of the .PrasbNteriano Gir,uch sof
this aee5onsunday last, and praucheds
O most excellent sermon.
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AIUNForTuSATE, AccIDENr.-We re-
'gret to learn Of: anspnforttihate accident
which resulted in serious injury to, Mr..
Jas: x: Wright, 1T the; ;Abberate ,Medi,1n41
Oh Monday last. TITS fight arm became
entangIerl IN some Of the machinery Of
his power, press @ and before i; could be
withdrawn, hree of his leaders we're
severed. But fol a fortunate position pq lyi Of
the. limb, the Injury would have, been
MUCH greater,r He Hee.Hw was as unconscious for
atime, butts noW, doing well. xGl a.,r
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u sa-dSepatars snmperias schurz have
recently dmade seatAing, ,speeclles against
7Grant The Herntd apronouncess Sum-
2ner'ss the most llforcible le7compendium Of
all thatc can be,saidtagainst tn e President
--denouneing his snepolism,, his eift-ta-
king, ohis disregard of tic Constitutions:
and his personal N. ui.fitness.y i0"i hq9i.u
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Va n@4Xgaaee Willard Of the Supreme
iroufeifn response TO- a call from several
thoussi7aaeSl 4sepublicatis OF Char:
lestou;, ;,4las essp9fesasdms Willingness to
be T. cauditafee.i fSSft Governor Ut" off the
State On e liberaI .il1lafrofm,o opIis'''q ~ :
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The Habssaasse Cerpus. in Congress.

I".! One Of the most cheering signs of the
times, ,|'is' the refusal Of the, House Of
ReprcsenfatIyes, BY the. large, yote IF 1873
flo 80, TO suspend the rules rruull forttlhe7 pprr
pose OF, taking up the Sernte, bill TO rleX-
tepIthe tine for II the suspension oftt4hlc Of TIC
jgreRt writ 9fi4abea; 60. plFs. ~ ,lyanGas
j! The fourth section, OF, li,c enforcement
Fact colfegs the poWerl OH the President
to s,lspepdItleMritin,a State or part
! If aState, where, lawful combinations
exist and, leaves 1T to shia discretion to
determine tile exigency forthc exercise
POT the, power. But the provisions'ofthe
scction7 by ,its terms, wcre to 'remain.of
force nlyuntili the,endoof the late sds+'
sionlof K Congress. eEThe etssssioil-endetl on
IlastAIouday, and Cohgress having taken
no actieTiih THE matter, tile worst feal
ture or thessodiouy law Has fbecome in
operative, sRhd the STRONGEST safe guard
to pSeisohnlflibcrty iolice. more restYred.
Grant has ttihs 'bcehde deprived Of q potent
instfament of oppression, upon which
File relied fofr fori aid I'D Il, the Coming election
ia ofithe suspension Q 81 the Aa6eas cor; ,';
pu,, IS d the 'c6arisstoa coprie'' remarks ks;;. !;
= siThese never has been q more fagTalnlt
Violation Iof the very terms Of our writ
ter Constitution. This expressly pro.
ii,test as the dheTitag 20 aand safeguard or
every american citizen, thats'tAepi1SE,
lege o., ,ths writ, ofohabeqs iGorl?n1ss rsila!l
not be SHspetded, unless when ~ cases
.of rebel!tolE that is Of intestine war, ar
of Invasion, ias Of a foreign enemy, the
spublie safety i1nayH require'ie ie. 80Ffl,ere
has been 4 no in vasionllo ut any foreigib
,elIcny since 1872 There has been oHo
Intestine war since, May, 1865, AnSI
s,lspeiisfon' Of the Shd5Gds corpus Since
shat time has, therefore, been utterly
iyithoat6 the lisligiitest Vibrant Of law
1t is not o,dy Inol exellse, but increases
The ,wrong,s tAatitlIe wyitMas suspended
asi Il party measure" t.,s,J
~ For this timely concession to the
spirit ofiustice ahtas stithtiOffatrig
we are indebted to tire Cincinnati move
ment, d Am .tlnebtyasndotfle,b baRcQs eoEpussll
we trust. are1 the first fruits o q, rich
harvcst0the earnest Of a better daycS Il
T o1a0aa 6E5 20 TSssaN5 " 81 i oy2|
II E5T Rrowneth hontlg2ah ahtof aStay{tab
Cob aJ. ,Edward .Eallroun,sd Reluy;o si,I
Nan1iah tRiver, D little Thonliet Pteiftcr,
aged ten months, son of Isichurd and
'
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- MlLLISERYa All Low RATES. Mrs.
Gain aud Mrs, White, adverlisea choice
stock of, Millinery at low rates. q Call at
No. il9nand yet bargains at rooms over
EitizcnssSasiug'sG BaHk.lie gldaI,ps b ia
u Clothing1soffered at 100 atnbout cost.
Tint is certaiuiylcheap. eC.Gltandsee.sI
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n sd tOH !TAHE 9NiNiipb n9IA 70 nU!iII
LIIYERRYSq lsSTTtAsR1EEjMTteyija lsSTTtAsR Levy and 9h,
Ben IH4unt IIblave qlRsped ttiiysryi Stable
On the Dendy, 4ot, where they will bet
pleased to laecammodate. cam .heii theie lfgienldss4v
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~ THE IkJtScrIoSs. .-Injunctions have
been issued by Justice Willard, ITO put
d stop to tlic'receiving and paying out Of
tho Bluei eiRfdge Railroad scrip, and pre-
Vent the equity itir'easuresrs from paying
any notes drawn on them BY tie State
treasurer Which notes ow, owe believe. we're
chiefly giyep II effqdhaNpge change fo4Fn e. Iles;.
islative pay certificates IA i,,,.ir,no,
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NEW. CoPARTHEBsHIP,r7By reference
to the card WHICH: appears inaanother
column, it ~ilLbe seen that Mn. 7E,ioeh
Nelson has, associated with himself iir
business atthe Weltkuown:cornef stand
No, 4, McIlwain building, aAir. ,fa otN'
Cannon, known to mostiof ourh readers
as afsrmet clerk in theue establishments
The new firm wfll.De known bas@N Nelson
& Cannon: Mr.. ,c.pis Hb ysdhg nissh ooft
good business capacity, p6Hte and attsh' 2
tive, and will beiQpite1 1ap acqaisition., 70.
the Establishment. we WISH him sac
cess; apd 10 THY, Arm liS9ss St. good pay y!
&, j oon,nprra l'n1n. dai 70 0aTC sV1
Ing CuStoulSio .. ,,..,,,,,r -, 4 - 3 r..s, ~
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tlOn!iS ::.s---1,- g., - =
Col. Edward F. Stokes drove ipto
eur quiet little town on last Saturday,
viii = J. S. aas tlxips, aud The drum
beating, creating quite y stir. Every
body sce.hed Il" tt.inls another Ser
goaat Bates bad aRdl.i5u turned mp, to, prove
TO our: hlood,thisty rulers that we
were not sill arraycd against the
stars q ID stripes. But it soon begun
tlo bcy hoised' around that tile Colonel
would deIiyer q. "simop pure Demo
cratic speech, on Wednesday, evening.
The aadience;was quite SMALL but the
speech quite long. The e0loRel rep:
rssents the Bourbon % D'eMfit659racy, and.
(is, consequently, opposed to-. thloi Lib
cral iRepnbIicana movement lie
abused Greeley very. bitterly, and
W ,ht'so fir as to saythat he preterrr''s'tll
The military safraP,.l g lGjraunt, 70 IT'S thIy
honest old farmer Of, Chappaqua:
tic seems; lobe in earnest in his desire
llo prevent the Dem oerats from taking
! Up. Greeley and -BT1o5wti:' 1lis' PLAT:
form, hc says, is tho Bible and the
EConstilntion.! ueqo seems to- ythirk
that tito, NatiopW democratic Gparty;
Will nominate an out and out Demo
crat,. and 4hat the:iiir" iido idoihfhee will De
dur IhheXt Pfesidcut, g,aos u h. ,1e,2 r.:
"Tho9 Colaael evidently has Democ-
fracy on the BRAIN a-AftercheI conclui
Idcd'his address,. Mr.! Hempbill intro.
|luccd VII, ,slIiytS WHO 'repIiIal.ttso, (,
the ColqesI, and quqt!esd "pP4plrpll Pq4p1'lrpl, Web
ster, or some OF his. ,anoestorsj"s eH.
ttensixetyt:sWei' left whilst ohe'' was
| trying to- show that there nwass NO
dilfertn:o3 between Demoie:raac Dem
oerat, Republican and Repspbiicianissm' bliiciani
which, 20 doubt, ,he>succceded in. do.
ling, ito the great delight of his sunited
brethren; h;s ~ sr pn, s.,i, s aI}jg IL ' hgs
- 1E,t:sst. !!T,Irrr A,,nit,sFFr,5!Aoop rest1-
lers %ill'recoliect,t that We, published an
Iadyertiseinent Of $50 Reward offered BY
! ". Il. Hilton. Of Of the vicinity Of Ninety:
s'H; for r the h reeoSssry. of : st0lsn i, horse,
sau "a SppstSS!I 'ist and md thsf we're
brourht to Itown, and the, latter To- iosdgcd
lin iil iailI His nan name esJ IS John Boozer, and
1ne was" was. tracked to, the Tennessee line,
through the, STATE Of Georgia where his
arrest was made y N.Y. Thomson san ollss
VI ao9"Hsis' - aHsN cnS,. ~ y p' p.sSs' y
5'i'.'i :" 'isi pulsu'S,"f fa.."S S:.u't -
'1'' uue, 10 oo'h 'of'ene z'sn WIZ Mn'cn 1ne
DUrSUlG pN9Sl sCONQucLeQ. Lille allItQuI
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sg The Agricultural gCongress mot
n st. Louis about week ago.
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. :. Final 1Disc,hlsarlg!,les.a ,hls lg!,lesas |:

M1or1cE Ell iss hereby ii ;jalssSit glssS that s I11g
ltV WILSON, Administratorr 81 tht
Estste of Elizabeth iGrayg deceased, !! hay
Oj5M. !GllF 5fIN; Judge col
Probate,sin and forthegGountyiofs "a bbG-
Nille, for final discharge as Admins!
''Is RI isao oKD;ERED, THAT tie soth dsy
of JUNE, lA!'D:q1s72, be fxedh eafing 81
Petition 7andm finnlsettleihent of said
Estate. yam ,aoijyq.stD 4iad3 IL /
10 900 .ytirJ!4e. tfwosMANsRYI' -
CLERK 'e96rt Probate, .Abberiile County!
r. Tasyi TIsis2 ISL. Sst t'1s 81, >,'"" s Iazon nzo,
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e 03aGsa 6as % 6ss5aFfo 3F Cd j oSs
al E5r Rrowneth onthG2a hof aNtagtiab
,GohaJ. ,Edward .Eallroun,sd feIry:o Sd,
.Nan,iah tRiver, d little Thonliee Pteiftcr,
aged ten months, son of Richard and
Catherine Pfciffer.
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Ne 4ssasz on hndesa /

4 waspub,isl, whcrethe proessdIags
Of Il hs public Meeting oA MondsN ala
MOULD nas5 advers4serylbrieSy testhe
spirit of the meeting and the character
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Letter fron Ninety,six Shipments of
~; Proaaes Freights Crops +f1g
j provehents MiscellansousH
Ia IL Items. ID O.

- NINETYSStx,- June Sd; 1s722.@=
Editor Ab9eyiUe Prcss and Baapsr::
.iIsfnd ypWa few more items aatn telsI
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COL: Stokes A4D THEDEnocRAc7:
We are tade@ @d sto pnr young

friend and to%nsma NJ JoelAS. Rsrrln,
Esq, Of the AbJeville Bar, for the fol-
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of the AFTERNOON was spent in innocent
and amusing plays, which were truly
I'll tractiye. j. AT A. o'clock we bid atlieuto
TO our. hostess, and taking one more
gI,u,oe ,utothe beautiful and fascinating
ladies, we turned ourselves homeward,
rcgretting that the day could not last a
week. VI @ u!H@s Ia ., II. w. e. q
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1872-07-13

Hon. J. c. Connor, positively do
clincs becoming 4 candidate for re-
election 10 Congress under sBy CIR
cumstances.