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The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-25

Up to the 23d, over q week had
been exhausted in examining into
the mental condition Of George
Francis Train, before Judge Daily,
in New York. A number Of ex-
perts testified that his mind was
unsound. 1t had partaken largely
Of a broad farce.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-25

On behalf Of the United States
Government, Washbun, us. Min
lister at Paris, presented Baron De
Itaiubs, Brazilian Ambassador,
with two cases Of silver plate, in
recognition of the ability and i'm
partiality with which he discharged
his duties as Arbitrator. This was
on the 22d.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-25

The number Of male persons in
the United States is 10, ,493 ,565; the
number Of fema es, l9,O64, SOC; ex-
cess Of males, 42S,759. The total
population, as given by the late
census, 3S,558,S7l. The census Of
1860 showed an excess of 727 ,0S7
males. The falling off Of the male
population is owing to the losses BY
the war Of the rebellion.
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Albaay gegistel.

ES Subscribers finding an Z after their
namesare informed that ttheirsubscription
expires with that number, and they are in
vited to renew 1t. Terms % per annum,
In advance; six months, a.; three months,
Al.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-25

Judge Davis, on the 23d, granted
motion to set aside allegations Of
errors presented by the attcrneysfor
Stokes.
The Albany register. [volume] (Albany, Or.) 1868-18??, 1873-04-25

The number Of passengers booked
across the Atlantic this season is
21,300.
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Albany Book Store.
JNO. FOSHAY,

DEALER IN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
~ School Books, Bank Books, Stationery
Fancy Articles, &C.
Books imported to order, at shortest pos.
sible notice. v5n3O
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9perial NGtires.

~CLEAR AND HARMLESS AS WA
TER-NATrANs' CRYSTAL DISCOVERY FOR
TIE HAlR.-A perfectly clear preparation In one
bottle as easily applied as water, for restoring to
pray hair Its natural color and youthful appear.
ance, 10 eradicate and prevent dandrufi, to pro.
mote the growth OF the hair and stop Its falling
out. It is entirely harmless, and perfectly free
from any poisonous substance, and Will therefore
take the place OF all the dirty and unpleasant
preparations now In use. Numerous ttstimonia)B
have been sent US from many Of our most proml.
nent citizens, some OF which are sub1oined. In
everything In which the articles now IN u'e arc
Objectionable, CRYSTAL DISCOVERY Is perfect.
1t is warranted to con ain neither Sugar OF Lead,
Sulphur or Nitrate OF Silver, it does mt soil the
clothes or scalp, Is agreeaoly perfumed, ana
makes one Of the best dressings for the hair In
use. It restores the color OF the hair 'more per.
feet and uniformly than any other preparation" !"
and always does 80 In from three to ten days,
virtually feeding the roots OF the hair with all
the nourishIng qualities necessary to its growth
and healthy condition; 1t restores the decaJed
and induces new growth Of the hair more posi-
lively thau anything else. The application OF this
wonderful discovery also produces pleasant and
cooling effect on the scalp and gives the hair
pleasing and elegant appearance. Price IL
bottle. ARTHUR NAiiANS'
Inventor and Proprietor, washington, D. o.
gor sale By the Agent, DR.. q. BAER,
No. 1s1 Meeting street, Charleston, 8. O.
doc,e,mwf 1moA
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THE CHINESE EMPEROR'S WEDDING.
From the London Daily News.I

PEKIN, OCTOBER IL.
The fortunate day and hour for the Imperial
wedding have been fixed. and the ceremony
viii take place ate daSlg tomorrow full
moon.) The foreHa ministers nave all oeen
asked TO requesti0reigners not 10 go Today
oruo. morrow into any of the streets through
which the procession going Tor and returning
with the bride will pass, and The ministers
have consented, but have returned very colo
answers, as the Chinese government mas not
had the courtesy TO advise them onlclaly mat
the wedding was to take place. We nave
been able to see something OF the arrange
ments, bnt very little, and are hoping 10 zee
some more this afternoon.
OCTOBER l6.-We had what had never e&'
ppcIed--a perfect view of the procession yes.
terdsy. We succeeded In getting immediate.
10 on5oste The entrgnce TO the Imperial Pal
ace. and in persuading the mandarlns sent up
to order us down that we ought to be allowed
to stay. and they fortunately assented. The
c0up dtgu was magnificent. The procession
was not very long, but The dresses and ap.
polntmentsi were splendid. First came
prince on horseback; then 48 white ponies
With yellow housings, led by men IN scarlet;
the band, In scarlet silent; 81 banners, Az
fans (bIg round things.)2 2 black umbrellas, z
white ditto, yellow ditto, red ditto, blue
ditto. embroidered yellow ditto, l92 Ian
terms (all these things carried by men In scar
lef:1 Prince Kung, looking very handsome on
horseback, with his four-bearer chair carried
beside him; the chair, yellow and gol, ar
rled by l6 coolies, all in scarlet with bait
with i6 spare coolies 10 relieve them {,
chair apparently containing the brldei aooL
I0O officials on horseback, In their oesl
clothes; ABOUT 200 officials on foot, ditto.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

John A. Brown, the oldest banker and
broker OF Philadelphia, died yesterday, aged
'Se"Southerly to easterly winds, cloudy weather
and nrobarly IL ht rain" are promised TO day Tor
the South Atlantic States.
Ali the prisoners confined In the Frankfort,
Ky iai escaped last Monday night By cutting
'u- The Lee family OF circus performers. consist
ING of eight persons, have been murdered oy
Apachcs while travelling through Arizona:
The troops sent TO arizona to nght tne IN
d,ans- have not yet succeed n driving the Wor'
rInry from their stronghold at Ben Wrghps cave.
THE pigeon ma, ch at New York between Paine
and Parker resulted In a tie eighty seven BIRDS
each. They then agreed to shoot on at nVe pairs
q en-. when Paue won by three birds.
NCaptsin Wilson. Of the United States steamer
Yal.tc, has had an interview at zanSloar AI1iGa,
with Lie sultan OF Muscar, who promised TO make
every effort to suppress the kidnapping and sale
Vi HThe New York Chamber Of Commerce, at It's
meeting tomorrow, will take action on tne oilIs
now nending In Congress in reference to emlgra
ZION and the New York mmlssioners OF eml
grafton will nemoraze OsSgress 10 GpppEs'1}l pIon r.
the United states.
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Marrie0.

BUOKNER-LEBUFFE.-On the 26th of Decem.
Der, at the residence OF the brlde's mother By
the Rev. q. p. Northrop, JAHYs n. BUoTNra tS
ANIsE. youngest daughter OF the late Francis
leBufe. No cards.
ROWAkD-DEERY.-On the 26th Of Decambar
BY the Rev. J. h. Elliott. T. Y. g. RowxND 20 u,
II. DEBRY, both ofthis city. No cards. n.5
LKINSON-AI.LSTON.-Op Monday, tho ooth
December, 1872, at the residence Of the BRIDES
aunt, by the Rev. ]. B. Seabroook, Mr.. JAMn W.
WILKINSON to Miss GRAC1E A. ALIsroN, both Of
this city. No cards. 81
BRADSHAW-BRYAN-I this city. on the
evening Of the 3Oth. ny thelRev. W. B. Yates, Mr..
ALoNzo ". BRADsHAw, Of CaInhoy. y. O., 70 NIss
cards. .
BULL-MAZYCK-O December 18th. by the
Rev. J. g. Hrsyton, DR.. W. IzARp BULL to NARY
CATHERNS, eldest daughter OF the late Alex B..
MaZyck.
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ng. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS

g. OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAS
URER, FlRE.PRooF BUILDING, CHARLESTON,
8. O., DECEMBER 27, lS72.-In accordance with
Chapter XIII, Section Sof Revised Statutes, this
once will be open for the Collection OF the Taxes
of 1872, State and County, on the first day of
January, 1873, at the following rates or Levy:
To meet appropriations Tor
the fiscal year commencing
November !, lS72............ mills on dolar
For payment Of deficiencies
for the fiscal year ending
octoher Al 1877. mills on dollar
For snnnort OF free schools "a mills on dollar
For connty purposes. mills on dollar
Poll tax one dollar per capita.
All taxes not paid on or before che 18TH day Oh
January, 1873, Will be liable to an addition OF 20
per cent. penalty. "m' eonNEi'
County Treasurer Charleston County.
decSomwf3
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sWINDLING Asa SCIENCE.

A shrewd fellow, whose wits are keener
than his moral sense, has been conducting the
cotton business In the vicinity Of Aston on
new plan, and has succeeded. both literally
and fguratively speaking, In bagglDg about
one hundred bales. he wonld buy lew
bales. nav for them, appoint an agent for the
purchase OF such as might be brought into
the depot station, the agent receiving for the
same certificates that they had been sold. lu
this manner he secured one hundred bales,
the certificates being sent to the person who
stopped temporarily iu Columbia, and who
represented that he was operating Tor
certain house In Augusta. he drew upon
these certificates for about fifty dollars per
bale, and suddenly became non est tnventl9..
His whereabouts have become q matter ol
Interest, and he will be searched for most
zaalously.
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Card.
TOHN CH A D W I G K,
- CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
REED & KEIM
LONDON. ENGLAND,
LAND AGENTS AND NEGOT1ATohs.
IN LAND OWNERS AND OTHERS.

TO LAND OWNERS AND OTHERS.
Mo having established Bureau In London. Tor
n,ao,iatson and sale OF Cotton and Rice PAN
tations large Tracts Of Timber Land and otaer er
Estates Mines, Water Powers ana Gnafests 9 a ior o
tsrested to our great facilities Tor bringing suoh
property to the notice Of capitalists fsrmers saa
manufacturers In England, Ireland ana Scotiand'
and the Continent OF Europe.
For Circulars, giving full particulars, ADDRESS,
en't'''ns P''''e' John CHADWICK co.,
deca Charleston, 8. O.
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Troubles OF the New Workers.
A CHAPTER OF CASUALTIES.
CINCINNATI, December 81.
ct. James Episcopal Church is burned.

CINCINNATI, December 81.
ct. James Episcopal Church is burned.
Value $4o,ooee
1t Is reported that tho steamer Costa Riea had
her nropeller broken December 20th, In the Gu
OF Mexico Tho bark Columbus, from Bremen.
after seVenty-fOur d ,ys rough passage, arrived
r., - ing. with seven surviving passengers
Tx. .aaS =: JLs-two births and twenty-five deaths
during the passage.
Lorpor. December 81.
The wfa'her to day is tenpestuouu, and consid.
erabie damage shipping hiss been reporter.
MONTREAL, December 81.
A fire In 81. Paris street destroyed half mil.
lion dollars worth Of PROPERTY. The thermometer
WAS fifteen degrees below zero, and the water
froze as 1t fell.
HALIFAX. N. g., December 81.
The schooner Lori Of Islands, from st. Mar.
tiu's, has been wrecked on Iron Bound Island.
The captain, mate and fou fihe crew perished.
ALEXANDRIA. Va. December 81.
block OF I've b,ick. warehouses on Union
street was burned laat niGht. Loss one hundred
thousand dollars.
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Obituarp.

GLENN.-Died, in Newberry County, on Sun.
day, the 18th Of December last Mrs. NARY ANN
GLENN rect Of the late DR.. George ". Glenn, In
The $50 year OF her age.
JENKINS.-Dled, in New Orleans, on the 22d
December, Dr. J. PuRvIs JENKINS. In the 32d year
OF his age only son OF T. y. Jenkins, formerly OF
this city. :.
.There Is everlasting pesce,
Rest, enduring rest IN Heaven"
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~ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, JANUARY i, ls7s.--Notice
is hereby given that Books viii be open at tho
Banking House on THURSDAY, I'd instant, and
continue open ror.thirty days, for the purpose OF
receiving additional Subscriptions to the Capital
Stock OF this hank as authorized under Act OF
the Geno.al Assembly. q. D. ALEXANDER,
jan1.ws8 Cashier.
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THE SAVANNAH FAIR.

A Good Attendance and o Pleasant
Time Anticipated.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NBws.]
SAVANNAH, December 81.
The second day of the second annual exhi-
bition Of the Agricultural and Mechanical Assool.
alton has been better attended than the opening
d6Ef Yesterday. The sweepstake race was won by
B6a9 9Shf: A. delegation OF Charlestonians are
expectedtS m6fpw morning, and an attractive
programme OF trottlng and running races and
other sports is announced for New YEARS. Day.
The Augusta Sabre Club will arrive Thursday,
and the tournament and bail have been fixed for
Friday. r..
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5perial Notifies.

~C1TY HALL, OFFICE CLERK OF
COUNCIL CHARLESTON, g. O., DECEMBER 81,
ls72.-To-DAY wednesday, being New Years.
Day, the City ofices will be closed.
W. W. SINONS,
j,p1 Clerk Of Council.
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ns- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS ARE
hereby cautioned against harboring or trusting
any Of the Crew OF the British Bark TRANAERE,
II. P. McElhlnney, Master, as no debts Of their
contracting will be paid By Master or Conslgnee.
decsl-s HENRY GARD, Agent.
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@ UNION BANK. OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER 81, 1s72.-A
Semi Annual DIVIDEND OF FIVE PER Gent,
tree from all TAXI having been declared BY the
Board of Directors, the same will be paid at the
Bank on and after MosDGT, etn day Of January,
proxlmo. Il. b. ALE4aNDEh'
deral Cashier.
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81 FREUNDSCHAF1'aagND.-THN
Of this Society are requested to attend
the Funeral o: their late Brother Member, A.
sr, THIS DAY, at P. IL, from his
late residence, No. l6 America street.
in. PETERSEN,
tan1 secretary.
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THE FROZEN MISSISSIPPI.

Fears OF Serious Disaster at st.
Louis.
ST.. LOUIS, December 81.
There Is drzzling rain to-day, and the
snow Is disappearing. The gorge above the
bridge 1s yet unbrokeD, but IL the ain continues
the bridge Will not be crossed, for fear OF the
breaking OF the gorge and destruction or the
bridge.
A Flood ut Memphis.
MEMPHIS, December 81.
The weather is clear and soft. The river
has risen and ID still rising.
All the shore Ice below Wolf River disappeared
during last night. large quantity OF ice is run.
at Randolph Is broken, but the ice has Boftened no
much that no further damage is apprehended.
The oosts at the levees are loading and preparing
to leave.
Troubles OF the New Workers..
NEW YORK., December 81.
Two inches Of snow fell last night, and q
heavy fog to-day luterferes with the ferries. The
Ice In He'll Gate channel is very heavy, and the
Sound steamers have difficulty In working
through. The Ice in he North river above the
city ha7 en'irely stopped navigation. The
wreck Of the brig Cyclone has gone 10 plecss.
Freaks OF the Ice King at Cincinnati.
CINCINNATI, December 81.
Early this morning the Ice broke the steamers
Mountain Boy, Messenger and Grey Eagle loose
from their moorings at the foot OF Walnut street.
and carried them down on to the mail nne wharf
boat at the foot OF Vlna street, sinking Mountain
Boy, and seriously damaging the other two boats.
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4nmeraI n otlres.
% THE RE-

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
NEUKE, and also those OF their sons and daugh.
ters, are respectfully invited to attend the Fune.
raj Services OF the former, at his late residence,
no. 10 America street, at 2 O'Clock. THIS AFF1R.
NOON. ianI.s
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E8- CONSIGNRES PEE STEAMSHIP
"9AMPION. from New York, are notified that
she will discharge cargo THIs DAY. at AdgeFs
South Wharf. Goods uncalled for at sunset viii
remain on the wharf at owners risk. = !.
jan1.l JAMES ADGER co., A8ents.
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rPEOPLE'S NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, Q. O., DECEMBER 80, 1874
The Board of Directors having declared seml'
annual Dividend Of Five Per Gent. free OF ta1es)
on it's Capital Stock, the same Will be PAID on
and after MONDAY, the 9Th January next.
decs1 H.G. LoPER, Cashier.
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The New Year draws his first faint breath:
The echoes Of the midnight bell
Ring outa chime, and toll knell.
Thus Life and Death breath divides;
The Old and New lie near Together,
And scarcely know we yet, we'll, whether
The currents Of these charging tides
Will bear the barks we launch 10 port,
Or wreck them ruthlessly In sport.
What hostage hath the Pas to give
For certainty OF future goods
And even II Deaths cold lips could
Breathe on Hopes dust and make 1t live
How could we trust 80 false thing
AS this dshouor'd, dying king.
What honors should such kings recelvea-
DishoHor'd royalty that wins
The SURFACES Of all the sins
That unto erring mankind c,eave:-
What urialS-sueh as hangmen give
To kraves-shat help the vultures live
Nine men are knaves, aud one is true
One man hath brains, and nine have-"brass P'
'Tis thus 1t sometimes comes to pass
That lying kings, Old Year, like you,-
Are robed In purple, and receive
The worship that makes 10 ls believe.
vi.
And dare We welcome this new king
With p@sns Of triumphant song'
Will falsehood fslter2 truth be strong,
Will his attendant hours brlpg
Some better gifts than gllied lies
WherewIth to dazzle our sad eyesf
Will he be made OF dalntier dust
Than this Old Year OF carrion clsyH
Is this the dawning OF day
That hides beneath its shadowy crust
Glad CLEANS ant :ifto,-as Summers rose
Sleeps curtained under Winters SHOWS,
The feet that trod the olden ways
Must M 30 still the New Years path:
What clsTaNe- that now the nflerIna.h =,
Shall mat III the harvest OF those days
When trusty kings, thro' happy reigns
Kept but scant gleanines for theie gains.
They brought Us blessings manifold,
And asked but-hopors in return;
But now the lordllest hand must earn
Such guerto on as rogue would hold
A fair exchange for venal vote
That helped to patch his tatter'd coet.
The Dollar peity alons
Dan our naked wrongs redress;
The one true PROFIT ls-Successl
Can Honor, or can Truth atone
For failure or the lack Of dross
Where with we platster every lossf
New Year, whose minutes but begin
With the last echoes OF the Bell,
After wo'So rung tho Old Year's knell,
Shall desolate dirges ring you In
Shall Freedom pass beneath the spears,
And Hope look blindy thro' her tears ?
Yet Hope hath wings, and will not stay
Locked In by ru,ted prison bars;
Love. too, looks upwards TO the stars,
Provisioning the dawnlng day;
And Truth and Freedom, hand in hand,
Still seek the distant Eden land.
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M@OFFICE CHAR L e S 7 ON GAS
LIGHT COMPANY, DEC. %, ls72-The Board OF
Directors Of this; Company having declared 2
Dividend OF ONE DOLLAR PEH
SHARE on the Capital STOCK, the Same viii DO
Maid to stockholders on and after the I'd OF JAN.
UARY, 1873. 49,.
The Transfer Books will be closed nom tnis
date 70 Tue 1a - '"A % w.J. HgRI0T,
ooooa Secretary and Treasurer.
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~ TAxEs.-STATE AND COUNTY
TREASURER's OFFICE,
COURTHOUSE, WALTERBoR0', 8. o.-Notice Ia
hereby given that this office will be open for tho
receipt Of the state aud County Taxes for the
year 1872 on the soth day OF December, 1879.
All taxes not paid on or before the 10th Instant,
will be liable to penalty Of Twenty per Cent.
All Real and PERSONAL Property Is charged with
twelve ny mills on the dollar for State purposes,
and three ts mills on the dollar for County pur'
poses.
The Treasurer will visit the following named
places In the County to facilitate the collection OF
Taxes, and on the days named below the omce Id
WATERFORD will be closed:
Georges Station, January and Z.
Ridgevllle Januarys.
Summsrville, January9.
Adams Run Depot, January II.
Smokes Cross Roads, January 1S.
Bells Cross Roads, January n. ,
JAMES W. GRACE, -
decsos Treasurer Colleton County.
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The Old Years Requiem.

Tonight the Old Year dies the death;
White SHOWS like shrouds about him cling:
1.-THE king is dead Long live the king p
The New Year draws his first faint breath:
The echoes Of the midnight bell
Ring outa chime, and toll knell.
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DIR. TUFTS HAIR DYE MAKES
man sixty years old lock as II he was but thirty.
IL can't be detected. Sold BY all druggists.
dooof.Rnkw
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ar TIE TROY, N. T., TIMES SAYS
the sur,ohtIy leok e' many Of our older citizens 10
nnDe ,ol.,v TO the use Of Halls Vegetable sictian
1,,- vor,wer. dec2a-stath8D&w
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~ TO ONE AND ALL.-ARE YOU

,aa- TO ONE AND ALL.-ARE YOU
sutyering from d Cough, Cold, Asthma, Broneaf-
It's or any Of the various pulmonary troubles that
so often terminate in consumpttonf II &C, use
WILBoR's PURE COD LIVER OIL AND L1Nli,
safe and ef1cacious remedy. This is no quack
preparation, but is regularly prescribed BY the
medical faculty. Manufactured by A. B. WILBOR'
Chemist, No. les Court street, Boston. Sold oJ
all Druggists. oecoo-nMio
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The Dollar Ieity alons

The Dollar Ieisy alons
Oan our naked wrongs redress;
The one true PROFIT ls-Success
Can Honor, or can Truth atone
For failure or the lack OF dross
Where With we platster every lossf
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w- DISTRICT TAX NOTICE.-tF.
FIoE OF COUNTY TREASURER, FlRE.PR0oF
BoILDING, CHARLESTON, s. O., DEoEABEh
%, ls72.-In compliance with insTucsions nom
the County Treasurer OF Charleston County, tno
undersigned will be at the above named ONCE
from the orst to the fifteenth OF January, ls7ss
,nclnsiye. 10 collect the state and County TAXES
q, 1s7a for the Filth Tax District, according TO
the rates OF levy as already notified By the cou9-
ty Treasurer. AouLiOh EAhnt'
Deputy Tax Collector,
d.cao.mwfe For the Filth Tax Dlstr.ot.
rs THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, CHARLESTON. 8. O.,
DECEMBER ~, 1s72.-The Board OF Directors
have declared Dividend upon the Capital ssocn
OF this Company Of FIVE PER CENT, nee Oh III
taxes. for the past six months.
The same will be payable at theif ssnnrns na
Hall. No. IT Broad street, on and after THURS
DAY, I'd oil January, 1873. -
DA'' F.A MITCHELL,
dec2s, ,sojan1,a,e,s
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Fears OF a Serious Disaster ut st.
Louis.
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tan1
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They brought Us blessings manifold,
And asked but-hopors in return;
But now the lordllest hand must earn
Such guerto1 as rogue would hold
A fair exchange for venal vote
That helped to p atch his tatter'd coet.