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.. unitIb NlAr1s IsoIs Ehhs OllIckb
HOOK ISLAND, Ill. june ~, i6.a
boalcd proposals, In duplicate, Will 10 rerelyed at
this Office until " August H. is7a for the prose
oution OF the work Of constructing afoundstion for
tn Illinois river,
Ihe usual conditions will he observed,
Tho right is:reseryed TO releSt any or all bids
All information can be Obtained al this office
Proposals must be inolosed In a sealed enyaiDpe
CJnstrnotins foundation for Look at Copperas
an addressed TO b, - j. IN MACoNB
Colonel Of Engineers. q i. Army.
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THE MAfxlN FITS


orri.Asdty L..i. ,,ohn.c~ . o.. Ba-t,,.. .cih,a .
..,as, y Fsnn'Diranis assnus and rs"@ "'ss'''
eAJr,xons, July 1, :. Bread,,rg.. : ylop.,-
as follovs aD bbls. .wossrn E,tr. At ss2ssl,
.sn d low n Family s,fss. s. - ssoa a. a. s
s; ana 7" AZ, fsney do A. a. 80. ooo ,,.,.,.
new o a q shs Sd ssrs sSss
ssos Sa.ssl. s SSo,ss p smSsy i!sss cent. md
%sssr rs amber i Is cents
6Srs.~T6s ssies sdsy wsre loo bushels sou b.
s ssn e, Stns as Ss. nS' ' W 81
Ess,S. oIi ',sS sas;i. yssH
isaeI. ID i,Soo bus els rejected At een,s
nr .s. n snss :ag SSG,h sns Il esn
Loo d9 brirh, Western at 80 cents, and iyso do
RwsNso recsipts luo,c the marhe, duh and
nominal a 7ecsib cent? per tn.beI.
c.,isa There are no .tans.e,ion. rsoorted A, yst
sssss; soed erdinsry fs,ssH cents. and ordinary
80 .:AThc demand for bacon y very .c.;ye.
both from the trade and on orders. and g!lces ars
s :s a. Arm rib sS. gas s SsS with IL
Meats by the load. nominally a. 9 eepts for Shout
cont. e, .ays sls We aaS,s '0
ltsld csnts lard Z still dull q stss, cents for
p ma We note rm Il " sSsiiaS he Is.'sr
sss",..ws aqo,e prices today g follow. u.
DO. icsss cents; Gubs Cent? ii,sal. sSsar ,snis;
ss sp 81 ssn q ssn
Es.iy-The m,fses f9r I,sh Wine. Il s,ssdy,
cents per gallon.
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limited STATES rATENT OFFICE,

u N Mlss.ascs. 3, g. june b, isns.
l Phil EEsyins 5or Itsn
u y ordered that the testinony IN the case Be
%s fo ~ nine h a rs aag y s Snd ns The
port DO limited to the iath day Of September neIt,
md TIA, ssid petition DO heard on the i1,h day o.
Any PEARSON may oRpo.s, t n !. Extension N
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d RorosALs FOR STEAM sLoops-oF.wAR.



DunrAu or G2ssrnucIlos AND RErAm,
Sealed proposals Will be received - this Bureau
tiruction, including all the materials except the
live oah timber, Of the hull Of steam sloopo f.war
OF about gt0 tons measurement, complete for sea
soIyice plans and spccihcations in detail for the
hull, showing the work TO he done, may be seen and
examined At this bureau, and At the Commandants
Once At the Navy Yards at Philadelphia, brooklyn,
yhArestown and kittery. on and alter the 9Th Of
The hull must be completed in all respects &C.
cording 10 the CONTRACT aud speclhcations the ms
tcrtal. must be Of the beat quality, and the work
must be done In tbs best manner and the vessel %
delivered ut tuch Navy Yard on the AtAttic coast a.
the Department may direct In eight months from
tho date aud signing Of the contract.
Payments VIII be made as the work prosresses in
proportfonhte amountr, rcserytng the usual err
csntase until the hnal completion AND acceptance
The bids must 10 accompanied with the suar,n.
tee required by law that II the contract Ia awarded
will be promptly executed, and the nnines Of ths
parties who are to become the slreties To the
amount Of tho face Of the contract will also 10
The Department reserves the right TO accept or
any Pr ~ Did. which. In Its opinion, not
Bids will only be accepted from parties who arc
known to be shipbuiderr and 10 have the ~
facilities for doing the work, ieelMtds
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MANFRED.

nIARR1ED.
ALLEN -owENs.-on the 10th instant, by Rey.
=. " OOcmha gEoReE ALLEN aud Mrs ArNIR A.
OWENS, both OF this city.
MILLER. DUCKINaytAM- On .Jniy II, 1873, by
Rev. W. N. Iurersol, CHAnLrs u. MiILKR and Coma
v. BUCKINGHAM. all Of washineton. D. U.
R0BY-TRUX0N. On Juno 10, by the Rev. DR..
Cooper, ct MeKendree chapel par.G1.re, MI. Ron.
1nuxoN, Of Maryland. No cards.
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WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE
The nne iron steamer LADY OF THE
e NoRT6iR: wiii leave nj Sha!l, 3ZZ9&k
81 Inc principal river sndnss' eonnsctins a, Nor.
folk with steamship q the N and ~ Line for Boston
scare o. Lady % the Lake. Via NORFOLK branch
ticket Once 81 KnoIs EiPrs.s once en Pennsyivs.
, BiIth street wharf.
Plants store Sornsr Fosnth i.fs sas snd A.s
avenue mbaO
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NJ o II / @ h.

M o ! Q b. = :
%nLJAhT 7: MoogIN, County copstabla Debts
Of ali Kinds RESPECTFULLY solicited Once with
Justice George w HAuptpan, southwest corner
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G UPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT OF
o. COLUMBIA.
Francis M0hun ''A nc. .su. Eo. Doc, "a

Charles W. Perkins Of Al.] ".' - .
Upon confederation % the report Of the trustee
U. Rs. ss I Il E ne "a ds sSs
or before The fist tuesday Of September, a. D.
1873; Proyided. the pnrchase money thereior be
sertsd IN some Paper printed ip wash,nsto9: D ~
Ssid ar.s Tassdsy 81 sspssmsr es b. e su ras
Isns e ne n.stte. e rsPortsd Y The sussss re
The said sale upon bringing 70 the court . p,ir-
chaser who will pay tho sum Of hvo thoussnd ave
trustee states the amount Of sale to be ve Thousand
true copy. ~ n. .. IlEIas, oIerh, 80,
jyawsw R. J. MEIas. Jr., Assistant Clerk.
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COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLUMBIA.
Alexander Mumss ct Al ,,,, r,uav no,.,,u

Ss IL II! %:ss Iii az AZ sss z.
Trustees In this cause, on ths iih day al June ssS
Sss 81 s S' sR rs
q ne south tss. frSa y ~ depth % ne et n
n tbe lot n I'M sa Ia n FL saaars IA Y w
gsso'ssspsni. e Z 4; dhesbsgsr, fos ths sum o.
nrmed, unless cause 10 thu contrary be ahown on
or bef9re the 10Th day Of July noxt.
Atrue copy. Test, r. ], MEIas, Oleri,
jedFsws Asristant Clert
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ID RoPOsAI.s FOR DREDGING IN WASH
1 ISGrON AND GEORGETOWN HARBoRs.
UNITED STATES EsaNyEn oryIcrl
THIRD STONY. USioS BANK BuILDIso,
- FhrEITk, skAR CHAHLEs sTRknT,
BALTIMORE, Nd, July ~ is7a
n propos,is for dredging in Warrington and
oeorsetown hsrbors. u. O., will be recelved until
noon Of August II, isI3 and OPENED immedisieY
thereafter; Blank Forms. ,pselseafioas de-. ean L.
wiz, p. CRAIGHILh
Major Of EnEineerp
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THIS Is TO GIyENoTIcK THAT THE SUB
srriber has obtained from the Supreme Court
Of The District Of Columbia, holding Special Term
81 WILLIAM Z, TyaE. late Of Washington county,
?. o, deeeased. Al psrsops having claims AssilN
same. yith the yosshsr thsrsof e The subscriber
oshsrwss BY law Be excluded FROM ali hsnedf o. The
jyioT haw. idmini1tS.t1r.
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III WIFI.
TINS viii run ~ follows
rhAWaEsss uhssas4ISSss. AT
Presa. daily, creep, Sun.
VI I. m. Espre-s from
. New York, daily.
.:l3 q, m fIrrers from
North aud West. daily.
! u a q. m tccamm oda.
ton from Baltimore.
/. i23 y, IN, Cincinnati Kr.
/. Eress, daily,exccpt Sun.
!. itI r. M, Pacific Express
!. daily, cIcrIa Sunday,
5 D r, m, New York Et.
. prees, daily, except Sun.
s r., M daily. from
West aud North.
10 70 r. m, Accommoda.
ton, daily. eioept snn-
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the payment thereof, approved July ten,
eighteen hundred and seyenty-onc. tsr Z
Be u enacted by The Legislative assembly Of
tie District Of Columbia, That In order TO
provide the full sum Of four million dollars
Hprg p. snd G r. ihs he s ss Fl Hs
Assembly Of July ten, eighteen hundred and
scventy-one, entitled "An act making appro-
priations for improvements and iepeirsfn tho
District Of Columbia, and providing for the
payment thereof, and TO supply the dencien-
cy Of said appropriation occasloned by the
OF permanent Improvement bonds" author
lied by said act, the Governor Of the District
Of Columbia is hereby authorized and en-
powered, In behalf Of the District Of Colum-
bia, to Issue, or cause TO be Issued, addi-
tional bonds Of the character described In
said act, and In the way and manner
and subject to the limitations and rcstric-
tions provided In said act, sufficient to sup
ply the Aforesaid deficiency In said approprl-
alton, and TO place, In connection with the
sums previously placed TO the credit Of the
Board Of Public Works, the full sum Of -four
warrants of the Board Of Public Works In &c.
cordancc with section three Of said act; said
additional Issue of bonds, however, not tc
exceed two hundred and sixty thousand dol
ars. ,a. F.-.' f z : ..f7t ftidHtf
Sec. .. And be II further enacted, That In
ccssity for the immediate payment by the
Board of Public Works OF outstanding claims
for work done In the improvements OF thu
District, this act shall take effect imme
diately upon Its passage.
Approved juno 80, 1878. .Etg
AN ACT making appropriations for the sink
Ing fund and for the payment nj interes
on the debts Of tho District OF Columbi
and Of the late corporations Of Washington
and Georgetown.
Be Il enacted by hc Legislative assembly Q
the District Of Colombia, That to provide 10
the slnking fund and for the payment OF In
terest on the debts Of the District OF Colunl
bia aud Of the late corporations OF Washing
ton and Georgetown, as estimated TO be necei
sary by the commissioners Of tho sinkin
fund, for one year, commencing drst OF O'
tober eighteen hundred and seventy-thre,
and ending the thirticth Of September, elgl
teen hundred and Beyenty-fodr, (Which teri
will be until the expiration Of the first flsci
quarter after the adjournment OF the regull
session Of the Fourth Legislative Assembly
there be, and 10 hereby, appropriated, pa!
able ou. OF moneys assessed and collected K
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mbucmehnOf, anu On OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DC
fore court Of competent Jurisdiction shall
be nned not less than one hundred dollars,
nor more than one thousand dollars, and be
imprisoned In the jail Of the District Of Co.
lumbiA for term not lcss than six months,
nor more than twelve months, at the discrc-
ton Of the court.
: Sec. o, And be tJtTther enacted, That here
after, In order to defray the expense Of lay
ing water mains and the erection Of fire
plugs, there Be, and Is hereby, levied special
tax Of one and quarter cents per square
foot on every lot and part Of lot which bind
In or touch on any avenue, street, or alley
In which main water pipe may hereafter DO
laid and fire plugs erected, which tax shall DO
assessed by the water registrar within thirty
been laid and erected, Of which assessments
the water registrar shall Immediately notify
the owner or agent Of the property charge
able herewith, setting forth In said notice
the number Of the square In which Is situated
the property on which said tax Is assessed,
and the street, avenue, or alley on which II
fronts; and the said tax shall be due and pay
able In four equal installments, tho trst
Of which shall be payable within thirty days
from the date of tho notice, and the othtr
three shall be due and payable annually, one
In each year, dating from tho time when the
nrs, installment beSaMo due, and al q t ths
rate Of six per cent. per annuIn, commencing
from the date OF notification Of the assess.
ment, but the owner OF the property taxed
!, may, at his option, at any time after the as
sesslnent, pay the same In full, and u TIM
said tax shall BIO paid In full within thirty
days from the time notice was given Of the
levying thereof, an abatement Of six poi
cent. shall be allowed on the whole amount
of the assessment and In no case shall the
! same lot be chargeable with more than one
tax for the laying Of water-mains and cree
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We extract the following from com.
munioation to the Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel:
No more payer money! The South
needs gold, that che can bury in the
earth until rascality ceases to be at a
premium; to bury until the white man
In the South is guaranteed that negro
Legislatures shall not create negro judges
to make alHves of free.born American
citizens. African politicians are ut q
premium In Washington; is it to them
yon Arc asked to plead for an imitation
Of the paper currency of the country? =?
II they issue it, will you get the benefit
or the. Washington Star Chamber? Ira
vel through Virginia, North Carolina.
South Caroline and Florida, CROSS into
Alabama, Mississippi, Arkansas and
Louisiana, talk to the people over their
hresides, and you will find that there is
universal distrust on the part of all de-
cent white people of State and National
Governments; that they dare not invest
their earnings where either the one or
the other may find them; the money is
hid, buried, and will stay SO until the
South has justice done her.
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SUICIDE ON THE GRAVE OF, A SoN-
On Tuesday afternoon, John G.. Hoff.
Whn, d MorrisAnia tailor, went to Wood
law GemAtery: n. Y. se etait his sons
grave Abonk5 o'clock, the. report OF q
pistol was heard, and shortly sfterward
Hoffman's body was found lying across
the grave with two bullet holes in the
breast. Beside the body wtEn double
barrelod pistol. Wednesday, an In
quest was held OIL the body, and note
found ;c the dead maze rccket, written
in a trembling hand, addressed to the
superintendent of the cemetery and
signed John Geo. Hoffman, saying that
he had killed himself. Hoffman was
flfty-six years old. His con died in
1876. Since then he has had family
troubles. In the note he requested to
be inferred beside his favorite son.
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A newspaper, whose editor is q wo-
man and whose chief contributor is q
Catholic priest, has been established at
Pnebln. Mexico. It advocates the
abandonment Of celibacy, aud both
editor and chief go in for the principle
heart and soul.
docs one woman in fifty fill the low
er half OF her lungs with air2" is the
stern inquiry of sanitary exchange.
The editor of that paper never heard
tho voice of an ipfuriated mother.in.
law.
It is stated that fifteen cut OF every
forty one who have died in Connecticut
during the p,st five years we're drunk.
ards Rather land of unsteady than
of steady habits, one might judge. 5un.
less STEADY drinks" is referred to.
A camel cannot go through.tha eye of
needle half as easily as q fashionable
girl whose dress is drawn 30 tightly
around her that she reminds one of
FalstaE's slender man done up in the
case of fageolet.
The most fashionable orioles at pre-.
sent are the Elizabethan ruffs, which ara
growing in size. sometimes making the
face OF the wearer resemble the picture
OF court lady In the days of Queen
Bess. or tho head of John the Baptist
set on charger.
The Rev. Z. T. BUST, D. D., Of
Greenville, S. O., was stricken with pa.
ralysis Thursday of last week. At last
accounts his life was despaired OF.
Miss Agnes Lee, daughter OF Gen. r.
p. Lee, died unexpectedly at her home
in Lexington, Va. on Tuesday last.
E. W. & J. p. Carves, brokers, OF
New York, went into bankruptcy, Fri.
day. Liabilities, 100000.
Seven steamships, two ships, eight
barks, four brigs ind twenty five
achooners. were in this port yesterday.
Charleston News, l5M.
A csr load OF cotton, twenty.one
bales, was burned on the Port Royal
Railroad on Tuesday night.
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RETURNED. Edward F. Stokes, ESQ.
has returned to Greenville. and re-
sumed his old quarters in the Jail. 1t
will be remembered by our. readers that
Mr.. Stokes was committed to Jail by
j udge Cooke for contempt Of court. at
the last term. He afterwa :ds sued out
q writ of habeas corpus before Judge
Willard, Associate Justice Supre me
Court, and was, by virtue thereof, car
RED to Columbia more than a week ago.
After patient and protracted hearing,
Judge Willard discharged the writ and
remandod Mr.. Stokes to Greenville Jail,
there to remain until lie be discharged
by duo course Of law.
Greenvile Republican,.
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CoTToN FACTORY. meeting of oiti
zens was held at Marion @. H., on Mon
day. the 9th instant, to consider the
fea ibility of erecting cotton factory
in Marion County. After considerable
discussion, it was
Resolued, To take immediate steps for
procuring subscription of stock for
the erection of cotton factory at Ma
rion G. H., to be driven by steam,
shares to be ten dollars each that a
committee of three active canvassers in
each township Of the County be chosen
by tho chairman, whose duty it shall be
to solicit subscriptions at once to the
capital stock of such factory, say ono.
half to be paid in on the subscription of
$40, 900, and that said committees report
their progress to second meeting to bs
called by the present chairman.
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separation of church from state, and of
the liberation OF marriage from church
shaokles. dnds her both ,6illing and able
to adopt them.. It places her high
among the nations which have. pro-
claimed progress as their watch word,
and which have the honorable distino-
ton. while preserving order. OF having
lifted up and protected the inherent
unaiispabie rights OF maa, whether in
lowly or exalted conditions Of life. 8"
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-19

A TRAGEDY ON THE CIRCUS GRoUSDs
AT LuMBERToN, N. ca homicide oc-
CURED on the circus grounds at Lum -.
bertor, some time during Thursday
night. Friday morning, the dead body
OF young man, about twenty three
years Of age. by the name of Benz. T.
Smith, was found dead on the spot oc-
cupied by the Grcat Eastern Circus
tents the night before. From the ipju-
ries found on his person, it is thought
that he vas killed by blows from tent
pin. The general impression ia thut
Mr. Smith was killed by one Of the cir
Gus employees. Search is beiug male
for the guilty party.
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COLUMBIA, S. G..
Sunday Mornings October 10. 1879.
FinnnclRl.

Financial.
We learn from the Herald, of yester-
day, that Governor Moses has expressed
himself in favor Of the issue of 81 900. :
600 in bills receivable, by the South Ca
zoiiHs Issgis!aturs as its epproaohing
session. these bills to be taken by the
State in payment Of taxes. We do not
know how this issue'will operate to re-
lieve the financial embarrassment. It is
likely that in the condition OF our
finances they will soon be at q discount.
and. in that case, the State will not find
it very agreeable 10 take them at par.
Besides, u twonld not be q difficult thing
for moneyed men and spectators. with
talent for manipulating jobs, to pur-
chase them at q heavy discount, If they
60 to it, and have them in due time
Dashed by the, State at their, ,face value;
an operation such has'wss odaftied '0utsin
the bills of the Bank'6f the State and
In the first issue 5of bills receivable.
But we will not PREJUDICE the scheme of
which we have had as yet only hint.
The State and community undoubtedly
need currency. but whether the State is
proper and safe party to issue it, is
question which we will consider when it
comes fairly before us.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-19

Mary hAd little lamb,
With which she used to tusale.
She snatchsd the wool oil of it's back,
And stuffed it in her hustle.
The lamb soon saw he had been feeoed
And in q passion flew; s
But Mary got up on her ear
And stuffed the lamb in, too.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-19

Ben Dunn, freedman living in Ala
bama, offers a premiam OF ten dollars in
gold to any one of his race who will
have on the fair grounds in his district
as young wife with as many children
as he will then and there exhibit. The
unsuccessful competitor is to pay for
the fair ticket and dinner of the sue.
oessful party. Ben's wife is only TWEEN
ty-six years OF age, was married to him
in 1868, and is the mother of twelve
children, having four pairs of twins.
Ben will give satisfactory proof or GER
tificates, and will require the same from
his competitor.
A HIGH PRICED HoRsE.-Mr. L. T..
Simmons has purchased the trotting
gelding Jim Irving from his owner, Mr..
JAMES Irving, for the sum of $4,000
This is the largest price ever paid for
trotting horse, aud as Mr.. Simmons
ID q very experienced turfman, and su-
perior Judge Of horses, he must have
been Satisfied that Jim Irving was de.
cidedly the fastest trotter in the world
before he paid this prios.
Spirit Of The Times.
The deaths from cholera in Hungary,
up to September !, this year, wero lO4, :
OoO. The d.sease is declining in Vien-
ma, but increasing at st. Petersburg.
La Franco. at Havre, ninety-tw O deaths
in week are reported. It is in Hull.
England.
Mr.. Kuhns has raised IS, 15O in New
berry Tor the Lutheran c,llege.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1873-10-19

G1N-HousEs BURNED.-On last Tues
day night, between IL o'clock and day
light. the Clubhouse and press of A1r.
W. f. Herring, OF Augusta, in Newton
County. Ga, were destroyed by FIRE. to-
gether with q new wheat driller, new
horse power gin and about nine bales! of
cotton. The total loss is estimated at
between 81, 200 and $1,000. No insur-
ance. The fire is supposed to have
been the work Of AN incendiary.
Mr.. Noel Humphreys gin-hour.., with
five or six bales of cotton, foul miles
from Thomson, Ga, was destroyed by
fire Wednesday night of last week.
Several other persons who had cotton
in the gin house lost by the FIRE.
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LOST. On Saturday last. man. who
had been attending the United States
Courts in Atlanta, under indictment for
illicit distilling. left Atlanta under cir
cumstances which looked very much
like running away. He went to Nor
cross, and there stole valuable horse
from a citizen and continued his way.
The citizen soon discovered his loss and
started in pursuit. He captured his
man and returned to Norcross with the
horse. When asked what he had done
with his prisoner, his only reply was
that he had lost him. No further in
formation as to the disposition OF the
thief could be obtained.
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HorKl ARRIVALS; October :18 .i87s.-

HoTKI ARR1yA1s; October 18.. .iS7a.-
Roses Hotei-F Il Oulbretb, n. O:1JO
Ladd, city; W Muir. N 7; L Harley, J
n Smith, G E Osborn, Barnwell; F A
Joyner. Abbeviiie; J 6 Neal. Dauonry;
B J Hayes, Lexington; W P OoviDgton,
J Means, T Q McGahey, " n Flynt,
NC; o ? Merryman, Baltimore; J a
Mckenzie. G Friday, city; H g Cor.
win, Newberry; LIB Reading, Charlotte;
81 P Cooke, st Matthews; T Myers
aud lady, G " Baxter. J Fl Wahfers,
Orangeburg; r III Walker. N G; J B
Beirs. Greenville; J Hollinshead, Abbe-
vile.
Wheeler, House-B B Keeler, q 8 A;
T p Pearte, city; J T Green. Charles
ton; Wm A Bradley, Augusta; d L Du-
Bose, Edge6eld; T 8 Olarkson, A N
Talley, Jr, N G.
Columbia Hotel-J L Scales, S Il AT
Co;. g F Penie, Philadelphia; W J
Sprinkle. W J Calls, J D Gardner, r P
Bass, Wilmington; N B Craig, s Q; j
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