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OFFICIAL

HEADQUARTERS NATIONAL GUARD,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLUMBIA, :. u, February II, 1873.
SPECIAL ORDEL s, NO. Is.
I THE following Special Order. having
l. been received from the Adjutant and In
spector. Generals hco. is hereby promul-
gated for the guidance and information OF all
concerned
HEADQUARTERS SOUTH CAROLINA MILITIA,
ADJuTAST AND INSPECTOR GENERALS OYF1cS,
COLUMBIA. February ii, 1878
SPECIAL ORDERS, NO. Is.
l. On the recommendation Of the Brgadier.
General commanding the National Guard of
this State, the following appointments are
hereby made, viz:
Charles s. Green. to he Captain of COMPANY
3, Fifth Regiment, n. G.
Gabriel Brown, to be First Lieutenant of
Company 3, Fifth Reaiment, n. G.
aIonday Davis, to be Second Lieutenant Of
Company 3. Fifth Regiment, n. G.
William Wilson, to be Second Lieutenant Of
Company g, First Regiment, N. G.
They will be obcyed and respected accord
ingy.
BY order Of his Excellency the Governor
and Comlnander-in-Chief.
lSignedl Fl. ". PURYiS,
Adjutant ana! Inspect or G eneral OF 8. C.
BY command o! Brigadier-General S. A.
SwAILS.
JAMES KENNEDY,
Colonel sud Assistant Adjutant- General.
Frk Ii
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Auct1on Sales.
Sale Of the Carolina Gii works.

Sale Of the Carolina Gil Works.
%. G. PElxOTTO d SONS, Auctioneers.
RY virtue OF the provisions OF q certain
~ oeeo IN trust, executed by the President
OF tho Carolina Oil Company TO ". B. Guliok,
1917. and duly recorded in the Registers
Office OF Richland County, ''conditio3ed To
protect and save harmless certain persons
therein mentioned from loss, BY reason OF
their having. for the benefit OF the said com
pany, endorsed notes for said company"
which notes have not been paid by the Caro-
INA Oil Company, but have been taken M by
the persons whom said mortgage WAS given
to protect, and by virtue OF power OF sttor.
ney given to said trustee to sell the property
embraced in said deed in trust. should the
said Carolina Oil Company fail to protect and
save harmless tho persons for whose benefit
SAID deed IN trust WAS made, to sell the pro-
perty conveyed thereby, after notice given
OF twenty-one days, shall offer for sale. to the
highest bidder, at tho usual place Of sale. at
the corner OF Richardson and Washington
streets, in the city of Columbia, at Il O'clock
on MONDAY, the 18th day OF February, 1873
all the property conveyed aud embrsced in
aaid deed OF truet, being "all that certain lot
or parcel OF land, situate and being in the eity
or Columbia. in said State, containing four
acres OF land, more or less, bounded by
Wheat, Rice, Lincoln and Gadsden streets. In
said city, with all the buildings and ereotione
on the said lot OF land, and also ali the en-
gtnes oil presses and machinery OF any kind
whatsoever, In and upon the said premises"
Terms cash. Oonveyancing At the cost of
the purchaser. w. b. GUIICE
Jan 81 tuth8 Trustee.
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SESs1BLE.-During the past four OF
hve years. great many peopld have lef,
the County and gone West-tLe greater
number to Texas. A goodly mum Der are
returning, completely disgusted. They
report that riches are just as deep down
III the ground out there as in South Ca.
roltna, and that dollar to double itself
requires inst as much nursing. Here is
the evil with many Of our young men
Ihey seek something easy, way OF
making money without labor. It can't
be done. by the sweat of thy
brow" was the Deity's fiat. It cannot
be reversed. Anderson lnfeAiqencey.
A Minnesota paper, giving incidents
OF the terrible storm of the 7th, Sth and
9th nlt.. says: During MIR. Peterson's
wandcrlngs, snow accumulated in hia
whiskers and eye brows, which, warmed
by his breath, soon formed q coating of
ICE all over his face. when, az at once,
he was startled to find his breath cut OF
by the encnsement. In this moment OF
painful anxiety he thought of his pocket.
knife, with which he perforated q hole
through tho icy macs around his mouth.
He says nothing but his kuife saved his
life on this OCCASION"
WITHOUT A PARALLEL The New York
lpoFta says: "a few yeuri since there rt
sided in one OF the Counties of South
Carolina two respectable citizens. They
were OF tho Same surname; they also
were cousins; they werc members of the
same religious denomination; their
wives were sisters; they wore both nulli-
tiers when South Carolina took the lead
in this political adventure Each one
was the father Of thirteen childacn; each
OF those men had three sons and ten
daughters. Where can parallel to this
be found?"
AYLoL.-The medical men have a
fresh puzzle on hnLd XyloI is new
chemical compound, derived from the
distlllation Of oil Of tar, and, according
to the German doctors, it is specific for
tho cure OF smallpox; but, according to
o remarkable statement just made public
by physician in St. Louis, DIR. Walsh,
1t Is nlso an agent for purposes of rob.
berry and murder. TO mingle it with
the feathers Of IL pillow, md to lay tho
head upon that pillow, is to die, aa
though by the fumes of chnrcoaI.
The romantic Catholic priests OF far
away st. Paul's give tho good bishop o:
that diocese deal OF trouble. One of
them, not long siuce, was unfrocked for
yielding to the seductions Of his blno.
eyed house-keeper, and marrying her,
anu now we hear OF another who is about
to be decoyed from his allegiance. Di.
vine woman seems moro poteutisl in
,, Minnesota than Holy Church.
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Southern and Atlantic Telegraph Com
panY's Stock

A directed by resolution, unanimously
~ adopted at Stockholders meeting of said
Company, on the 9th instant, subscriptions
will be received 1T the Office o: said Conn pany,
authorized agents ot said Company for that
purpose, to tho capital stock Of said Com.
pany. until tho Sd day of March next. After
that day no further subscriptions will be re-
subscriber therefor. at less than ten per cent.
premium on the par va!uo thereof.
JAMES II. CRENSHAW,
Feb IL 10 President
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-. 1873. In performing this Official
duty wo take occasion to tender you our
hearty congratulations for the eminent
civil and military services you have had
the good fortune to render to the United
States, and to express our confident hone
that your administration during the
term for which you are now elected.
will promote the peace, honor and pros.
perity of all the people of the United
States, without respect to sectional or
party distinctions. With great respect
yours. &c, JOHN SHERMAN,
On the part of the Senata.
FL. L. DAWES,
JAMES 3. BECK,
On the part Of the House of Representa-.
tives.
US. GRANT, President of the United
States.
The President replied as follows:
~ sincerely appreciate this renewed
evidence Of satisfaction with nv almi-
nistration. When I was elected. four
years ago, there was less regard for pnrty
lines. In the last campaign, political
differences and personal hostiities more
clearly defined the lines of party; but
Notwithstanding this, I shall continue to
endeavor to mako my administration of
the Government one which will meet not
only the approval of the great party
which elected me, but as we'll of oil the
people OF the United States"
Inc committee then called on Hon.
Henry Wilson, and read to him letter
informing him Of his election US Vice.
President of the United States, and con :
cluding as follows: 1--WE take this occa.
sion, while performing this official duty,
to congratulate you on the high honor
conferred upon you by the pcople Of the
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Dental Notice.

Il respectfully offer my services 1A
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YET yonr Millinery and Fancy Goods
N and all ether articles of Ladit wear
nj GREENv ELL u FENWICkS.
may 80. 1879.
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RAY - 1873.
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Land Wanted.

I AMauthorizsd by responsible parties TO buy
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Oct %. lS12-f.
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THE subscriber has just returned
- from Baltimore wish . new and
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DRY GOODS,
REaDY-MADE CLOTHING.
BOOTS,
SHOES.
HATS.
CENTS
FURNISHING GOODS.
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and make 0: the goods being considered.
A large and carefully selected assortment
of CASSIMERES. also, on hand Per-
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be accommodated and l can supply them
with all necessary trimmings. have
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LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county. Call and
examine my stock before purchasing else
whese.
j. SIMMS FENWICK,
Leonardtown, Nd.
May 90, 1sT3-ts.
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