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Of winch 200, eco bssh-ls were Western The
market for Southern white has ralei active
ssd fra; and prices have advanced fully :
cen s per bashel. ba; yellow is less frm, and We
note a decline Ct lCgs cents. The sales were
IS, go bushels white a, eafG,T. cents, aud a.
oe0 bushes yellow at estTss cests. closing AZ
- cents for white and e5(s 81 cents fer yellow
For Western the market has ruled CUTE; and
some~ bat dull A large portion % the receipts
had hevn sold 10 arrive, and the demand for
shipment was limited. The sales reported we're
;. QUO bushsls mixed At $40 64i cents; zoe
bushels low mixed and yellow at ~ cents and
l003 bushels No. mixed Al 81 cents all ia e.
evalor. and !, oCc bushels mixed on track AT 81
. cents.
0ars-The market for Oats has ruled quie;
and The tendency of prices has b,en in bGyers
favor. but the market closes steady al decline
. Of Ia cents per tuShel. The sales reported
anoant 10 u, 600 bushels, and embrace :. OOa
bushels m xei Western at sea 30 cents; 1 600
bright do. st 5ltt 81 cents, the bulk Of the lat
ter At $50 - cents. At the close We quote
mixed Western At 49GJ 30 cents; bright do a,
5I@5 - cents. and Southern al 5lG.5S cents
, though choice bright Southern 1ouIi bring So
ccatS.
RYE-The market is steady. with moderate
demand. aud we are without change in prices
20 report. We note a sale OF 1 coo bushels prime
Western At lOl cents, aud Gales IN lots amount
'nc 10 |, goo 10 | 200 bushels AZ 95tGlOC cents
for fair TO prime Pennsylvania ami Maryland
TOBACCo-The receipts OF Leaf Tobacco con-
tinue liberal, and note an increase in the iu-
spection of his week Of 500 hhis.. the exceS.
being in Maryland The markc; for this de-
scriPton is active, and samples Offering arr
readily taken At fair prices, principally for the
French and German markets. As before re
ported the better qualities are relatively higher
IL value. We are sill wilhou, movement in
uhio 10 rerork the French buyers rot kaviag
entered the market and We al 80 note Kentuck.
ana |irsinia quiet, but prices for all ies,rips
ions axe stead. The exports for the week
we.e only GA hhdS.. of " Inch So hhdS. went
10 Bordeaux. 10 hhds. 10 Martinique. and
hh's 10 -. Lucia. We quote prices rs follows,
viz:
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TUE sahsctiher has just returned
L from Blimnre aiLl n,- :rj
corrrlr'e assortment Of
DRY GOODS,
READY VI ABE CLOTHING,
BOOTS.
SHOES.
HATS.
GENTS
FURNISHING GOODS,
ETC.. etc a ID GROCERIES Of all kin =
a, tho ii >'ani, 'o-m r'y occup'ca ~
Mrs. Hammets Particular attention !,
called {, my stock Of Il lynn d, Goth
ing whlcli can sell lower than any o,l,.
or merchsa' IN the county. the 9,,liiy
and make o: the goods being considered.
\ large aud carefully selccte assor,m Mt
OF CASSINERES. also, on hand. Per-
sons visiting clothing made to order car
be accommodated and | can supply them
With all necessary trimmings. have
determined to sell all classes Of gods A.
LOW AS THEY CAN BE BOUGHT
Of any merchant in the county. Call AMI
examine my stock before purchasing csc
where.
j. SlMhS FENWICK.
Ieonarltowu, Nj.
Nav 30, lSIS-t:.
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BALTIMORE MARKETS

Theat-The offerings of Wheat during the
past week have been more liberal, and the
market aas rnled active aud firm, without,
however, any change in price. The demand IS
both from shippers and millers, aud the sales
inclaae a considerable qpsnriiy, principally OF
Western from store and 10 arrive. The receipts
Of Southern we're readily 'zken, and the sales
reported were ! 900 bushels prime 20 choice
white at 2cSfac us cents; ,, 600 fair 10 prime
red at lS2(a zoo cents, and l., 600 bushels am
Der a; 2o5Ca 2i2 cents. az Western the trans
actions reach IS, COO bushels and embrace 900
bushes good 10 prime winter red al ls5G, 100
cents l.oCo DO. amber ~ 1850 200 cents:
1000 bushels No. spring red at l72Gl75
cents : SEQ do do. fiom store on private terms;
2,oCo bushels Minnesota Club ~ Us cents. an 4
50 600 bushels No. = spring ard Minnesota
Cub, 90 arrive, on private terms The mark ct
closes Ern al the figures ADORE, with fair de-
rnand
CoRx- The receipts Of Corn eoniinue liberal
and so far this week amount TO 80, eoo bushels
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NOT ICE.

II AVING received on or about the
Il l. 2l>t of May, instant. from Cobrnm
wharf, per Steamer Express, box, mark
ed with my name and address. containing
tea and other articles of family use of the
value Of about $50 or go. and never
having ordered such articles. the object
Of this notice is TO inform the rightiul own
er. that the box is now in my possession
and can be obtained by establishing own
ership and paying the cost Of this advcr-
tiscmcnt The box Is markedly =
". 4 i. + Il. and Washington $50 in
red chalk mark ID j. Payne. St. Glenn
ent's Bay, St. Mary's county. Md"
DANIEL }. PAYNE.
May %, lS13-2t.
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MARRIED.

In Baltimore, on the Thursday. the e2ni ~
slant. nv the Rev Mr.. Guard, HARRISON ".
NICkERS. son OF ex-senator NiCAers 10 Miss
JENNIE b. Y. SHEMWELL. Of this county
IN The cath inst, by the kevi. Mr.. Jones
RICHARD II. LUMPk!NS 10 Miss MARTHA
Z. Y. DEMENT,.
On The 2Tih last. BIZ the Rev Father Wei
nanzs, IGNATlUS 2. COUGH TO Miss JEN-
ME G. DYER.
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Gu5Sc. fTc.-Ne note 4 iair supply Of Chin
cha Island Guauo IN dealers hands which Is
selling a, $50 per ton Of 400 It's. currency,
bat there IS TO stock in agents hands. Gua-
mare We quote Al SEQ Ter long ton in lois OF
~ to 80 tons. with deduction Of ~ cents 10
81 80 per ton for LOIS from 80 70 80 tons
There Is an active Southern trade demand for
Fertilizers. and The leading makers command
S+ata SjU Ter Ton. While interior kinds arg much
lower.
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onal Correspondence.
1[oant Pleasau, C0mnissary. J
Near Tall Pine.
&c. Mary's Co. Nd.
Nav q, 1873.

To the Eli.or Of the Beacon Since
The promslgation of my name As candi-
date for County Commissioner. several
uoald-te leaders Of the Independent Re-
publican party of St. Mary's have been do
ing their Utmost to lolcer me in the estima-
ton Of ~ fellow-ci,izens By informing
them that I am .chief cook. bottle wash
er and captain Of the walters for Mr..
James Heddeman. a contractor Of the
Southern Maryland Railroad. Now. I
confess that I am Mr.. rs employee in
the way # experimenting his culinary az
fairs. etc; and. right here. gentlemen. !
will propspud the following briefquestiOn:
Isn't 10 md praise-worthy for man to
earn has lin the capacity of cook,
provided 6 it with an eye single to
uprightnS to obtain the same in
ezGgxi patton dishonesty? l
eneed in "public print"
idfdsse for Comrhis-
sio6cf: 10Uy D<o roleate, intend to stand
my ground. and IL elected. I shall siren
uously endeavor to do my duty. regard
less the smiles or frowns of individuals,
separately or collectively considered.
With the utmost respect. etc.
JAMES MAY.
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NtIG
In pursuance OF the above order. hereby
give notice that have obtained from the Or
plans Court Of ~. Mary's county. MARYLAND.
letters Of administration on the personal estate
of John \ Abel, late of said county, decea--
ed. Allpersons having claims a-air :: the said
deceased are hereby notified TO ey hihit thesame
with the proper vouchers attached thereto TO
the subscriber, on or before the 18th dav 81
De: 1873. ;hey will otherwise by law be ex-
Guided from the benefits the said estate All
persons indebted 10 the deceased are requested
10 make Immediate pa yment 10 the subscriber
J THOMAS ABELL,
Administrator
may -, Is.3-Gw.
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WALL AT GREENWELL = FEN
~ WlCK'S aud examiEe their fine as
sor:meut Of VI liinery and Fancy q Gods,
before purchasing elsewhere.
may 20 1878.
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One House and Lot.

loca'cd at the Clifton Factory. in III,
second election district of Slnt Mary's
colntv.
Thc Dwelling II use is two-storv, c,m-
moliou> and in god condition. Tar
hack-Nuiliings are coavcnirutly located.
and nil t,at are necessary Tor .hc use OF
the rrcmiscs.
Tnerc arc Is acres Of fine land At, che
Ia this property AM will b. sill with il.
There are Stores. Mil. lIp.o. aud al
knl> of Machine Sh 'p~ at the Clifton
Factory, which rcrdrr this property c>pe-
cally desirable t. ari;cs dc>irous of en-
@agil = il mcrcaAtilc or mechanic i par
suits.
TERMS OF SALE,
As prescribed BY thu decree, are: Onr-
third OF The purchase money in cash on
the day Of sale, and the b,larcc in tw,
pa! :n>'a!i.n. MS, a one anl ;vr yea.
crclit-,hc deferred payments t, be So
cured by tac TN or notes Of the pnr-
chas rs with security t. be approved by
the Trustees, aud bearing interest from
the day If sale.
When all the purrhas, m oncy shall y,
paid, the Trustees will cx cut. a deed to
iLc purchaser. Tree. clear AID di~charg 4
from all q inns o the parties to this SUIT,
and of tLosc el.i:"ins by. from or under
them.
ROBERT e. CONES,
JAMES 5. DOWNS.
Trustees.
MAJ -, ISIS.
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~, s. ". PETTENGHL u 60. ~
- FGrk Ror " L., 10 !>o,iih $fe,t
Boston, and 7Ci Chestnut Street: Ph,LId, /
Phid are .iysn;s .iir Il Ma y Beacon ia III,
G,'ors ciieS and dy1,ori:cit 10 contract for ad-
rertsinF al oar io,r st rates.
Way Is, 1873.
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ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE.

Orphans Court Of S4int .Nry's county, set
My Is, ls.3.
nHDEEED BY THE COURT. That J Thos
~ Abel. administrator cf John \ AbcIl.
late Of - Mary county, Nd, deceased. give the
notice required ~ law TO the deceased :
creditors 10 exhibit their claims. and that IL,
same he published once a week for six success
s.se weeks n the 81 Mar Beacon.
Test: las Y EArEY.
Register viii. for II Ma!ys county.
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YET your Millinery and Fancy Goods
"a AMI ail other articles OF Ladies wear
al GREENv ELL j. FENWlCkS.
my -, 1913.
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WORLD RENOWNED NEW SINGER
Sewing Machine.

FHNRE magnitude to which the Sewing
Il Machine Business his grown i
only unsurpassed By the rivalry Of the
various competitors. few of whom are un-
familiar with tho numerous articles re-
s'ricd to for the comm ndation and sale
vt the particular machine sought TO be
sold. II the number of sales b. any cri-
orion OF the merits Of the diTrrcnt ma
clines, it caano, be dcriel TIA, the sing
er, owning to :he popularity Of what is
known as the "Ncw Family" machine.
:ar surpasscs al OF c-s, for the Sin .cr
Company sold over fifty-,wo thousand
more machines last year than any other
Company in the wor!i. as shown hy re-
turns Of the different, Companies. | will
visit around and repair all machines sold
by me free of charge. Call and examine
or address
=. ii. J. READMOND,
VI chanics Vile, Nd.
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I ruSteeS' Sale
House And LOT 1T
CLIFTON FACTORY.

DE virtu, of decree ~ III, Circris
- Con for Saint Mary's county. So
ling a. Court of Equity, passed in i
cause in which W;ililm J. Morris, next
friend Of Ahcll b. Norris. is Com2laiu-
ant. anl Jim 4. Il Shermantinc. Ben.
iamin J Shcrmantiuc and Ahcll Il. Mr.
ris are ID, feniants. AMI barring date Of
the Soh day Of April. 1873. the under
signed. as Trustees. viii OFF, At pupil,
sale, at the Court House door in Leonard
town nm
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Tuesday, the 18th day Of June,
1873,

between tic hours Of l. o'clock. m. an
| o'clock, +. M. the following property.
TO wit
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CREAT BARGAINS offered in Mill.
u merry and Fancy Goods a.
GREENWELL & FENWICE'S.
may %, 1878.
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=. ii. J. READMOND,

II NI''fIIINN F'IINr -ETI.
r. Ma, chimes delivered and inst.uc-
tons given for $4,000.
May 80, lS13-6m.
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N ruSusn.
give notice u.
thars C5ur
le;t,rS ofaGu'
l. Chapman :
All persons h.
ceased her
with the pro;
the subscribe
1873 they W
from the ben,
Indebted tot,
ianmediat, "a.
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May 30, lS1S-,:.
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Acacia Lodge. No. 81. A. Pm
Pratt's Astral Oil Absolutely Safe.

Perfectly odorless. Always uniform. Illu.
minating qualities superior to Gas. Burns
IN any lamp, without danger OF exploding OF
taking fire. Manufactured expressly to dis
place the use OF volatile aud dangerous oils.
lts safety under every possible test, aud its
perfect burning qualities axe proved by it's
continued use in over 100000 fan,ilies. Mil
Lions OF gallon have been sold. and no acoi-
dent-directly or indirectly-has ever oc.
CURED from burning. storing or handling it,
The immense yt arly loss to life and property,
resulting from the use OF Oh cap and danger
GUS oi's in the United States. is appalling.
The Insurance Companies end Fire Commits
sioners throughout the country recommend
the ASTRAL as the best safeguard when
lamps are used. Send for Circular. WIN.
b. STANLEY. Columbis. has q complete
stock at all times. Oct smost
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State of South Carolina..,Unfon Co.
COURT OF HPR0RATEri+E 4 rs

Bac.am D. Bailey, for himself, and "A Guar
dian of Wade l.. Bailey. King D, Bailey and
John &. Bailey. Plainlits, against Thomas
Bobo. John Bob9. King Bpbo. Jason Bobo,
Jesse Bobo, Lucinda Foster, Defedants.-
Copy Summons for Relttf- Complain serred.
10 TIE DEFENDANTS, JAs0k Bono, KING Bono
AND LUCINDA FOSTER: lie 49,. = ~ a -,
NOU are hereby summoned and REQUIRED
Il to answer The petition in this action. of
which . copy 10 herewith served upon YOU.
and to aerve copy OF your answer to the
said petition an the Subscribers, at their
office, at Union court House, South @ Carolina.
within twenty days after the service hereof.
exclusive Of the day Of such service: and If
you fail to answer tho oonspiaint within the
time Aforesaid, the plaintiff & in this action
will apply to the court for the relief de.
manded In the petition,
DAted oath September 1878. t}fE9S
r. MUNRO / son,
PlaintifIs' Attorneys.
JOSEPH F. dIsr, Probate Judge. -
10 TIE DErksDAsTs. JAso5 Bono, KING, Bono,
AND LUCINDA FOSTER:
Take notice that the suthnons In this &C.
tion. OF which the. foregoing, 10 atcopy, was
dled In the office Of tbe Pr obste Judge for
Union County, at Union Court House, An tho
County Of Union, In the State OF Bouth Caro-
lima, on the Gath day Ct ssptsnber, 1878.
d. AQERGl q SON,
PlsiIft Ifs Attorneys.
Septenoer ~, 18Th -; Oct 2 the
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State Of South Carolina-.-Union Co.
COURT OF COANONPLEAS.

Charles '. Chamberlain, Alexander Jsaacs
and William .. Small, survivors, james g.
Bowie, John J. g. Smith and John G.. Car
.er. survivors, and samuel Shethar. plain
tiff,, against Columbus N. Myers, as Admi-
nistrator OF the estate aud effests OF Mat.
thias Myers. deceased, SabriA MYERS,
CHARLES Myers. Julia Young, Amanda
ionnS, Marion Myers .ahd Eliza Bethany,
defendants.-Copy Summons for Relief
Complaint Serued. -l, rtuG# q
To THE. DE. ENDAErs, COLUMBUS N. MYERS.
MARION MYERS AND ELIZA BETHANy:
NOu arc hereby sum mmonod and required
Il to answer the complaint In this action,
which Is flea inAthe Office Of the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas for said County, and
to serse copy OF your anHwer to the said
COM olaint on the subscribers, ,'at their Office.
at Union Court House, South Carolina
within twenty days after the service hereof
exclusive OF the day OF such service; and il
you fail to answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, tho pispiiH in this ction
will apply to the Court for the relief dc5n And
ed in tho complaint.
cated 17th September, 1873.
Il. MUNRO d SON, Plaintiffs Atterneys.
IL. CHARLES Bolt, Clerk.
70 THE DEFENDANTS, C0LuXnus n. MYERS,
MARION MYERS AND ELIZA BETHANY:
Take notice, that the sumnaons in this
action, OF which the foregoing IL copy, was
filed in tho Office Of the clerk OF tho Court OF
Common Pleas Tor Union County, at Uuion
Court House. in the State OF South Carolina.
on tho 18th day OF September. 1878
X. MUNRO L Son, Plairtiifs' ATTORNEYS.
9th September, 1873 Oct 2 the
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Special Meeting oiaty' 6sassSsssii.. 6as;asssi.s
AZ s'sty7 GGoUEd1f' Ua1Sa6fRyo i,lars

| CoLUMDIA, 8. o., OctobetT, 1873.
Council met at 7.3O O'Clock e. fM.
Rresent-His Honor the Mayor; Alder.
men Carpenter, Thompson, }Lowndes,
Mitoheli,s Carroll. Hoge. Taylor. Carr
Griffin and Cooper. Absent-Alder.
men Williams and Young.
The Mayor stated thas he had called
the meeting for action as to the issue Of
olty currency, aud desired to state to
the Council that the Committee on
Ways and Means, together With him.
self. bad issned city money b. snthcs:.7
OF the City Council; that the committee
had agreed to issue $l5, 600 to pay the
hands or employees Of the city; that he
bad heard that some of the Aldermen
had objected to the same. and, there.
fore, desired Council to take action
The following resolutions were offered
by Alderman Carpenter, and, on vote
being taken, they we're adopted, viz:
Whereas, .stringenoy exists in the
money market. whereby the currency
medium of circulation ha. become
scarce, rendering business transactions
extremely difficult from want Of circu-
lating medium; therefore, be it
ResoIoed. That city scrip be issued to
the amount OF fifteen thousand (15. .OO0)
dollars, said scrip to consist OF bills OF
the denomination provided by law.
Resoloed, That the Committee of
Ways and Means be, aud are hereby.
instructed to make arrangements for
said scrip for circulation, count the bills
before being signed. and take the re-.
ceipt Of the City Treasurer for every
amount turned over to him TO be issued !.
All aHs:s1oa bills 80 Dc deposited in
bank until such time as they may BIZ re-
quired for circulation, subject to the
order OF the Committee of Ways and
Means
Resolrea. That the oity scrip now in
circulation shall constitute O portion of
the amount to be iseued by the CITY as
provided ir tho foregoing resolution,
and that tho present issue be redeemed
as soon US tue new issue is properly pre-
pared and signed.
motion by Alderman Hoge, that the
City Clerk and Treasurer prepare a
statement Of all moneys collected and
paid out by him during the present ad.
ministration to October I, 1873, was, on
being put to q vote. adopted.
On motion Of Alderman Cooper. the
Council adjourned.
CHARLES BARNUM. City Clerk.
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Notice to Farmers,

TN consequence OF tho stringency in money,
i all indebted to us for SUPPLIES fur
nished tho present and previous years. arc
informed that Cotton willbe received in pay =
ment at tho highest m Arkot rates, or shipLt
to respon.ible parties for their account
Sept a HOPE X GYIES.
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Fertilizer Notice

A II. NO rES for Fertilizers, phospha ates
N aud Guanos sold by us mature on Let
November next. and II not paid then. will BIO
placed In the hands OF an attorney for collee-
tion. Pay promptly and save expense.
COPELAND i BEARDEN,
Sept 154mo Agents, Columbia. 8, q.
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Capt. Jack was doubtless q bold. bad
man. but the Yanks who sold him gin
aud powder were woTs5. The notion of
the Government in his case was com.
mendable, but We think the story would
read better hereafter if it were shown
that the white men who murdered the
wagon load of s9uaws and papooses had
been haneed as well.
It is announced that Gen. Alexander
Leon. one OF the ablest men of Hayti.
will shortly visit the United States. II
is said that his intended visit to this
country is partly for political purposes,
and purity with view of treating with
some company regarding the extensive
coal mines in the Southern department
Of Hayti.
Col Robert Moorman, an esteemed
citizen of Newbsrry, died on Sunday
last Col Moorman was born near
Fish Dam. Union County, October %,
1914. but removed to Newberry when
quite young man. He was member
OF the Legislature, and also served in
the State Convention Of 1860.
DR.. John A. Backs.,,,-, Lecturer of
State Grange, assisted by Capt. J. ".
Perrin, Master of Mill Way Grange No.
23. organized grange consisting of
seventeen members at Phnuix, on Mon
day. tue Goth of SsptembeNJ. Wistar
Andrew ns Master, and full corps Of
officers. .-Abbe1iHs Press and Banner.
DIRr.-It is generally conceded now
that tin filthy condition of the streets
Of Memphis aud Shreveport caused the
malignant yellow fever prevailing at
those places. Clean streets and clean
bodies ure generally proof against dis
ense.
ECONOMY Ga, ladies' be.
longing to two Of the largest church
congregations in that city, have re-
solved to bay no more new dresses this
iali or winter; and. should they be COM
PEELED to purchase any, will confiue
then selves to home manufactures.
An imperial edict announces tb all
natives Of Alsace and Lorraine, nc re-.
sident in America. who do not before
the end Of the month formally notify a
French consul of their intention to re.
main Frenchmen, ''will be considered
as Prussian subjects"
WIDE MARaIN.- Henry d. Cooke
estimated his fortune at $4,000, 900.
One OF Grants Cabinet figured it down
| to $500, 900. The fact has leaked out
that the substantial value OF his estate
was only $4,000!
Comptroller General S. L. Hoge has
written complimentary letter to mir.
A. NJ. Folger. County Auditor OF Pick
ens. for being the first Auditor in the
5 ate to send in his abstract OF real
property.
The protest of the citizens of Charles.
ton against the recent fraudulent cleo.
ton Is to be- heard by the Board Of
Commissioners on Monday next.
1t is estimated that the bridge across
the Mississippi, at st. Louis, with its
approaches, Will cost $4,000
| The proprietors of the floating hotels
at Vienna came out losers, with the
rest, and cannot liquidate their debts.
1t is reported that Trial Justice Caul.
field, ot Charleston, has been removed
for no: observing party lines.
Mr.. Holtzclaw, of Greenville, received
kick from horse u few days ago, aud
ind his chin crushed.
There were 81 deaths in Charleston
for tho week ending the 4th whites 0;
coiorcd Is.
The Atbeyille Medium is to be issued
daily during the agricultural fair in. that
itown. Enterprising.
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For Sale.
HAL ONE light ,nur.aea.ed BRET
.A2SStcwill be sold cheap. Apply to
J. NJ. MORGAN,
Oct SS At Hope q Gyles' store .
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Salmon, &c.
Taken Up,

NJ ON the 9Th instant. .bout five
miles from Columbis, two stray
0m4MULES. The owner can recover
them 1y applying at Llndrums Pottery.
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