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MONDAY. Der 20
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the oA ttssn-
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The sales effected to-day at the principal
Auction Marts follows:
At the Horse aud Carriage Mart OF Mr. Arch. John
ston Thirteent-st, Uniyersityplace, a. horses
we're offered OF which two carriage teams brought S2'
and $685. singles horses at from S7i TO $3.50 each
At Mr. Wm. Van Tassells Horse and Carriage Auction
Mart, East Tbirteenh-St near FOUrhaye., so horses
were offered, which brought from go 10 500 each
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Religious Notices.

Gsnasi PrGsSyt o c i" s '15r H.. 6svD
MITCHELL, Pastor. sunday-'cnoo p.
Arty Baptist Church west ffsy-fOurhs.. near Eishih'
s'e Paoe sriee' n liz oa9feh WI b esaned 90 sgs' gH
IA EXPECTED 70 preach. %. W
All are cordially ipved.-Re'. l. DAVIES Pastor Ofihs
SiSBlTH MORNING and BvESiSG & q. usual boar,
sSus, Church q lSe5aay' and TTs94s -:
S' Of sd S' sa st @ iaeS q ca 81
Ae5ociltion Hail.-SuYDAY, l9-Bbs Class y. By
Prof TM H. THOMSON. NJ D. Subject The lh, OF Christ
SO o foas ae Sf CT f sSs S % s cs
ii. TAYLOR D D.. Of lie ROY, Western SeEioh
ASn' i Singh P Sst'SsP ..,e 80
N suj,c,. Mans Nses Mater Of ieiqioa" and u
e s o ss ana CON-. s5 b. f %d Fss' |
me seyenst ~ e. 10Th Ghn PshK pea, TsT and
ESsSISG ssSas . :.rmo% t eo Of , E5s"stea
sni singing Seats al free.
Aushop nismSrsI chursn rgsSN west r e. S Iss
~ tho co.,. Of .,ops or Toe ProplsGsa Will be delivered At
EWING ,crye; The Rector Rev K HRBER SEwToS' VII
Academy Of Music.
Brooklyn Tabernacle Congregation
Regular eh7-tS service all be se TOMORROW sae every s.e
The As.t Muse vii u occupied Uue II, cOmPeOn 0f the
T,befHieie.
srry9 b; Of ESss lGr Sa M
gubrs meeting q .te Ss.Yori Aoe.os Of $ Teaehe The
SosDiY KvESiSG 2o,h inst eosans1aHs ssiocf bhsf
Te.as1 yo 30 HsaWoRTH Of Ro.Sds, RaTand Gen Gin
ToS FISH Of ST. LODi'i aSd Rev H. TYING, D. D. If health
Central Church = Pt;I m R,%1s
nc, io1a Eysnas n sandsy-.ehool st 2is -
Church OF Our sayior-(Rey. J. NJ PULLMAN. PASTOR
M6s 81 a:4 Sie o. Fvf hIss 'ijs'
Church Holy Trinity h.,oosvs Aul peIiJ ,e1iS
s.Rt STEPHEN H. TYING, j., D. D., viii prasA lo2A u and
ChHries-s,. 4. r.. Chnrch.--ss, AAtrEo PRoCHhT,
Sl " 90 IoS s 5y.s Sm'fs s '1 cs '
Torn ns ast aftrtoon for tht N.ldessan Church
n Ghasss % To. ss: III @ ssSi1
noakIsG .eryet eonneseng Al 1880 oeoei Rev. NEWMAN
7:So. co%1ssios !. $iapr. ''' ~
calvary Baptist Church TssaiJ trit between flnh .sa
ROW Korlirs saeci Wsndsro Fountain. E,snlnl Gdsoa,
g, w.h.I "a. h'a~ Of J',s Prayer A'sar FRIDAY evening
Church Of The New Jerassiein.
Conner Of sosIss place ,Pd cI'rl-d.
xosSHG sERtIcE I'll s'eic 'ii' seats tr..
y,. E..s,..esa i q. i..i?s EyEnI EvEsyo
.sa ssG II -, ia,.I ''A ''' $50 ''''''-''' ''
Chureh OF the Disciples,
FerJfnh-st and A.dsons
nr. GEORGE H. HaPwORrH. Pastor
VIII preach TO MORROW At 1880 a NJ and 7:30nm.
borns Subject The gay back 10 the Garden Of Esen
Bveaahs subject "chn", Kissiem"
SUNDAY SCHOOL al m.
CONGREGATIONAL BiBLR cLAssaa
ssbt'ih'esool Sush.HHeO' WEDNESDAY sod THURSDAY
E,trisg.
Ds'ssa. Meeting FRIDAi EyEsIsG ats s..n eA..rf.ly
Itsse 10 aTsngtl t..
tlJ Missions. The Of city evsnsehIhon al. be
N1td IN tke
10 i7 b. i. Ms1 dEoSGs j ssaIss ' ''-
cn%.tA ss Tsf 2.' 3D. s
.sI tipe oudou will preach SABBATH AFTER
l0s n al tn
Dir. Newman hall ssrry Chapel Lssdon viii preach
NAreu, and AFrERNOOEg
James, ID r ChIch ard shupdrs
Ald 81 eset 10 the Church. bssSse
~. 4La one A1Bered- twenty BIB q
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t1intrr Resorts.

h)intrr Resorts.
DERSONS DESTROYS OF SPENDING The
WINTER and SPRING ia southern climate rsn 19d eomiora
bic in the Island IT, CroiI Danish West lndes
noted for Ia. and eqnsbiy lis climate Apply
T. IL A. CORREA, 1856 Broadway Room No. T.
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DO Uhom II map Gontem

BOOK on STRUCTURE, Fistula, PLEA, Impo-
lDt<ues ofLe Generasvs By HkSRY DAEIkka
u D. IA Lssisxsssu. kSisa laS ~ sasA
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Mary Sirkn black mare 10 n hands, sired bT Black hsrY
Clar dam By L0ng Island Back Hawk, 10 }. T. Dudley Or
Lag Woofo chestnut mare pedigree uuku0En 10 "
b. Hammond Of Orange County, ..''''.'.
Annie Ee.km.H; bay mare. years, 10 = haldu srA ~
Booths Iraser dam b. Yong Columbus; o. H. d. Wo0lbo,
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Bay colt by Knekeroeker she BY RydTk II NIB toaln can
by George ~ patoIen Of cot by Oh American st.f 70
Dull.y of
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yarv Hnnr yea old - hands chesinu, color rrei BY
old Cav Miller 10y anbeor aBl dam 1v Friday by Imported
Trustee; to Oo Andre H,ghanI hls ior............
Mat Ramsey sorel ~ a hands b. Frlay BY Imported
Trustee; j. MaeGaN Of ltasoa, tor.....,.........
Lady Brooss Arabian color sfed BY Sacket HambsOaisn
cam by Roe's Atdalab Chef 10 hacGsW, or.... ....
LADY Tur MARI l59 bands BY old Geo. d. faehehi
% Vim e. wilson Of ionAor n, T.. or..................
Lady Beekman sorre Is hands sired ~ Re or the IRE
Lady Van BueRl. dam by b. LaErenesi 70 M. D. Bar
, 1873-03-25
The Loui2in.1:l lTroIlbieE--94cttpr from
Cow E1cEr1orY.

STATE or Lou1s1ASs, EXECUTIVE 0Fr,oE,t
NEW OnLEAlig, March 20, la73.
DEAR SIN: I respectfully nuggost that, With
as 1tlo lolay os possible, thoro bo called in your
parish mass meeting Of citizons to perfect a
complete and thorough organization, with Wow
to the resistance Of the collection of taxog by the
Kellogg Government. will remain at n,y poat
at tho Capital, and oxerciye, 10 far aa practica-
bio, the powerB mud functions Of my otllcc, anil
my support anil Give mo effective ald In ID my ny
efforts to hold their rights and liberties.
It is impossible tint tho Kcllogs usnrpation
eau continue beyond tho nooting ot Congress-,
In December next aud II our libertios are worth
anything at all, they are wortha struggle against
tyranny and usurpation from now until Congress-
shall definitely act in our case. Lot thcro DO
uuanilnlty among tho taxpayers Of Louisiana.
and the foul usurpation now headed by William
Pitt Kellogg will be blasted, and, In duo time,
Louisiana will ba blessed with tho goyorumont
OF hor choice.
lSlgncD Jo11N McEsEny,
Governor Of Louyiuua,
, 1873-03-25

Boo1t11oorcrs, Clor]ks. Eto.
J1TANT1:D-A COMPETENT nODK.KEEpEH or
middle neo nnd h,.sin94s o3perlonee who csn take
tnteEott IN o bu*not Investigation Of nut lass than
&t, 900. Address X 4, rrlhuuo olaco.
WANTED : O!.ERKa gALl:shft'N, SION
eanas, aud raI,rnna laborora also with $2o. t7
, 1873-03-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

NoRsI' Hla, nAhH'sT near pl''l0n' tv"'tof' h'''''
'ssSs 9$''5 S!;h g. a'''''e' ''nv'
DREXrIsAy,: FAX, huuLEyAIl' near oak@yoa.1:nv.. @ hno
"g f"s .sIa sts iHsS rooms 'of f'' '0o'eF m'n'O'
M sbpsa r "[ .n c e anu ' f"Fk hot
1e4 pes! S|a@@s sa:sss:. : i5ns5s hn's5'i i,,oss.
n.Fn, m cast ffant, boSSon TSeltth
.5 ssa Hsx ass eotoon rvonsy
History s,sront llouse on uhumet.av., roar Twonty
,'s5s eos,e on Al Mslss!sa..v, poroea
s:; IT,, ''"e'" ' sa''''
sssss s:ss 'sk s.' on pf'''''' '"'' 'oh f1"'n'
Real ..te AGENT AxiaSm1} i5asss bisos
Sa M aaH tH9153"lM. H2aa qsrl
:'ss Tsst; f,sa2% sst!is'
S r"s"s"4!' .d aSeFEs!s H{s rn1!,y.1;S
Msf5sy Sa,ssss Gss
I;oii s1IE.X 0Ioi,E Ni,sinI:NCE IN Tor an IN.
s.,se s s;." sa Il, G. S,:e s % s
oql Ios 81 III ' so '2'a gatc oko and Fcr,,
s5(ss;s %xS "a es ''
isEA 4; 4 ,3s35taI;ss,.,t 3noArEs,
i7oR a11fz=1 FEET, 007z7ER 81 81 WAnAsiI:Xv:.
Il; I'll !*::sSs 2;,
fi|{s =; {; %::s;s*s:
o isoen s. T. Hisens fsen2' i!a SsS!n 'p' 10 ''f' :"
1t .nd @ w4 at m sra
% % al es snVp Sox M
!!eAl Estate AGENTS. 10 15sat6oIa.t. --~--.--.-.
, 1873-03-25

C.E WILL he PAID AND ND QUESTIONS AHkEp
'D tn mo wha wi! r.tnrn o ottrr' tint Eo:n tn
nshs u ro, H. Il, II nl:iNEfr, Asst; :5uvt; hIrt!.
t,nl:al ntnntt o. tho uliurJ1tnou. +. i. f%vDEIt.
CuuJuEtur T, i, U. 70.
, 1873-03-25
CITY REAL ESTATE.

-:
non ssfS@ST : i: a5f1, ID wTsf w1S;f:
T. y i,ns,on , 4 A. ,-.,uu =. oo.,o, ..,.,.
%:2 Ssf ~ sS atonna
Si :n :s:is S:sae" en- oaih; 's%s,a p.ymcns
nss s; ;s.ss Ss2 III . s sc ssas re- ss~s2 ss
sAMlT x; " MoIR ssyNc,
;SeG' fept & Il ,SsIsF ss fsF fSu
Npn sAIn-oR, nENr-Ei.EssASr stAtis1,N
dow ons tae. + MEaiss. asnsr, ls IsSaiiost.. w
nnd s.1s basanent contain. II rcom: 81 m9isrn y
s Il 2oy frame ~ wh rsk Sd sG 9a5n
si5in ga5ia Sas Ss1ssp M a. noWN D. HORTON Re"
L,On HALE - ON DUENsIDEST., BETWEEN
j. H. KiiGi;ls, dlaTsst.. Corner Madison
Ton sA1.l:IoN WAsn1N0T9N.sT, ,MEhlt oAE.
HsxfEasf9KY agsE oS @7lzii HEI7iEY7v,
ns'Sisa @ sss I'll esss
aht 10y soesr i'
sS.sa tifs;1 ;pa SsSy ss ;sd Ii; q
sad sa1 tst'"' g. oo' H. 'oHlsf' ''' L'sa0'''' N0os
Ilon s1L5z:7ii9USE AND LoT ON VEST LAKE:
N ofs L; 6:tnRls hG,i, nsss "a property f. GEO.
Foi! stALE1;0omhS,Eil O., ,l olLIio@4d3:Ay. @ ~: AND
gn4 j H9zE 3 S IS ta7a,is, s ~; Rse1: s5 -; s ~
II; r. n;
oAMt5sEGi: HKos. IL Maait:ss.s:: olsfE. -
&isa P;T ioet LII feot
~ A. 1Mnpy to oAalpbELl BROS, lal hasson'Ht, cor
, 1873-03-25

LII rEN1--3IDHEa.O OEk1OEs, R0s
no HENT- -Ry1[Wl12l;R'H CoFFE1t ROOMS AND
eornet sf Onns md Wn.nrtonsf AI.o sovGIsl 5tores
and hA5cnnnt rtorln III Tho building. on MaeltHg-
tons. ffnnt 1nuuFo Of N. sAWXIslt lbu Lasaliost.,
L.. onEinn. mud line aaftirE nlt n mod order, which
will 10 rented 10 good Tor ht manufacturing
purposes cheap. Aprrat lls South Dosplafna.. IT.
1,o. .nrNT-h LARui; ANUEA CTTlRINu EYTAl Il.
,mems On ,o r!.sT E9ene n'er Sc uG'd
qnlro os STEIN, lIllsaH CO.. 10 Wont 1at,dolIhst.
no Rent VERY, DEsIRA I'r,Is sToj!ES, EAUlF
!! ~ foot 'front.' nantolrhat., hclwcon Wabash mil
nlioh'gan.ays scam oov9!c5 In csch, vi! ront iow te
tsns' Arply to poMN s nj nuS hoo IS
fIl0 KliNT-l5ATlN BUIFAVIfI no ACCOMMODATE
10 horacs mud carriages, IN roar os lC60 Wahasinv,
nnnr immediate potaosson. Apply ut
lU5t WnlAshay.
RIO .nENT-A. -RPIT;NDID sTAnIF IN KEAfl OF
T. ts AMI q! Wahnahay., c1ieap and lnnE ttme. Nls1
SON T1iOafAsaUN. Room 4 11nnoro block.
no RlsNT-sTnRE 8l -EAAT WABIl1NuTON ;,
Ingnro At 1,rnmfses.
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CLEAvELAND MINERAL SPRINGS

VAGh ' cA0NO m1NEhAL Sfk1NGS,
Formerly Wilson's,J near Shelby,
As5SS.sS Charlotte, Nc, viii be opened open ID
@ IxNEf1 for the reception of visitors on
- E-the 18th Of June. Tho main
building has been improved by the addition OF
three piazzas. The Wilmington, Charlotte
and rutherford Railroad il finielsd to within
three miles OF tue, Springs, and paesenge gera
days. The Airline Railroad paeses within
eleven miles OF the Springs, and il informed
in time, hacks will be sent to meet those who
may come in that way. Conveyancee to other
points may Go had If desired.
Cold and Warm BATHS white S,,,nh;;- r.,
Sulphur and Cbalybeate Water. Band Of SIu.
eic and other sources Of amusement. Fare
hrnt ci.ts For further particulars, apply "a
Ma.13 32m~ w. BKEYARD, Proprietor.
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Nothing is great unless 1t be good. Tho
"Queen's Delight" is good: therefore, it is
is greater, because he makes a good and a
great medicine. Nav st
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TIE ALEXANDRIA PA1AoE.-The Alex
andria Palace, London. the burning of
which has been announced by cable, was
erected and completed in 1869, under the
patronage OF the Prince of Wales, after
whose wife it was named, and contained
one Of the largest and finest concert
halls in England. A grand industrial
and agricultural exhibition was opened
there on Saturday, May "a, at which
many thousands were present, and which
was initiated by grand musical festival.
The floral display is mentioned by the
latest mail as having been the finest ever
seen in England, and the inaugural con-
cert, conducted by Sir NJ. Costa. was ex-
ceedipgly elaborate IN programme.
Some Of the finest efforts Of the master
painters of England had been lent for
the occasion by their owners; and had, il
is to be hoped, been removed before the
fire occurred. !r s
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". COLUMBIA, S. G., SATURDAY MORNING. JUNE ID 1879
THE PICTORIAL
HOME BIBLE.

MS0 WITH complete and concise Lii
&8Hv vbrary OF Biblical knowledge, forming
H33 popular Cyclopeiia OF Companion
GT artioiea, exact. clear, vivid and ab-
>1 sorbing. Complete in ono super
royal quarto VOLUME Of over LOO pages. and
illustrated with over 800 engravings. Size OF
Bible, twelve inches long, ten inches wide.
Printed in tho English and German Ian.
guages.
This book can only be obtained By cub.
whom you can obtain it. The time for You to
obtain it is at once. During tho month Of
June, expect to canvass the city from houee
TO house. This book is not-cannot 1e-ocer.
estimated. 1t is the book you need before all
other books. I exhibit numerous tcstimo-
malls from the most eminent scholars and di-
vines. But the work can and shat rest upon
as o,on merits. A sample copy can be soen at
Juno 1G W. T. McCLELTON. Agent.
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For Sale.

A HOUSE and LOT, on Taylor, be-
fi;I? tween Henderson and Darnweli streets.
-1M.iron,ing on Taylor street 70 feet. run
iiing back l55 feet, moro or lces. The house
ccontalns -four rooms on tho first storynnd
lo"r unfinished rooms OH the ae cund st ory n
irauire at G.rTERf,ES, -
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Shingles.

M + arc how prepared To furnish our first
w cIass CYPRESS SAWED SHINGLES in
any d"sired quantity and upon the shortcst
notice. For economy. durability and eupe.
rior fiuieh, they Cannot be excciled. Shin.
H!cHts made to ANY part OF the country
promptly.
:, McMASrER. MoGTEITE Il ROATH.
March Iii Gn,n
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A respectable youth in Delaware is
under bonds of $500 for kissing mar
ried lady OF his acquaintance without
her consent.
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New Novels at Bryan g Be cokstore.

New Novels at Bryan Bookstore.
TINE New Magdslcn, by Wilkie Collins. 5J,.
Ready Money MortabOy - cents
~ Murph!'s Mast r, by author Of "Ctc:ls
The Mystery Of orcival, hy En.ilc Cabo-
moan. IS cents.
Rouge Ct Noir; Tale of Eadtn.Esdcn,
from the French ot EdmcId About Old
hensington, by Miss hackery; 81. Galema,
or the Regsars; Novel oi tic Dutch Re-
pubic; % cents LGdy Sweet Apple, or
Three to One: Aprlston'- I:bi ary y! c.! Ice
Novels; IS cents. Pa.csrcl; Eovcl bs
"Ouida." We Girls; by Mrs Wh;tncy ALSO,
Memoir OF Brother. b.! author o. Ten
Brown at RnE5v. some ',aih About Animals
and their Masters, hy Ai:l.,:r Hclrr Hc.,
Cotton Nigh, Cap Country: new I,yn, br
Drowning, Tie. Fishing lonr.,; Angi,r.-
Guide, by Hallcck June :,
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Rose Cordial for Bowel Affection,
CURE cure-only rs cents. at Heinitsh's
- Drug Store.
BLACKBERRY WINE; pure Juice and old: ::
excellent for bowel complaint.
TAMARINDS-fresh. cooling and re-
freshing drink may be had by ueing Tama-
rinds. For sale at BEISITSH'S
May27t Drur Store.
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Attractive Goods
Attic
Grand Central Dry Goods Establishm I
VIM. %. LOVE & CO.

WE lave added to our stock the paet few
bargains.
%. 1873, 'F'-'
1000 yards Foulard SILKS; beautiful goods,
in the new shades.
$500 yards A Printed Cretons, at 1Ci cents
yard. Cheapest goods sold this season.
250 pieces Dress Goods, from 25 centa to 81
yard, in the new colors.
Two-Iutton Kids. at IS cen.s pair
Tucked Skirts, at IS cente each.
Ladies White Aprons, from 25 cents to II o5
each. -
Yard-wide White Mating, at % cents yard.
Lace Collars, at 25 cents each.
Printed Linen Lawns, al 80 and 81 cents a
yard in fast colors.
White Piques, at 25 cents yard; fine goods.
White Naineook, ut 124 cents yard.
Pisin and Lace Striped Victoria Lawn.
embroidered Sets, at so centa \ SET
Club Parasols.
Our Lace and Embroidery department com.
priscs a worry choice sclection
Hosiery, in all sizes and makee.
A full line OF Prints aud Dome e.ics
All are invited to call and inspect our at
tractiye stock.
Customers will find wb batever advt rtieed. 1T
the Grand Central Dry Goods establishments
OF W. u. LOVE II CO.,
Under Wheeler House.
w. u LOVE. 3. Is. McCREERY.
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an the Breakfnst, Luncheon. Dinner
~ and Supper Table, LEA Il PERKINS,
BILE. JOHN DUNCAN'S SONS, New York,
Oct 20 lily Agents for the United Statee.
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Cherokee Springs.

sseEl4E sSa &zsa
THIS DELIGHTFUL WATERING PLACE.
situated eight miles above the town of Spar
tanburg, 8. G., will be open to vietors JUNE
18th.
Tho buildings have been nowly furnished
and various improvements made for The com
fort and enjoyment Of Guests. The chief
mineral properties OF the Water are Iron,
Sulphur. Magnesia and Nitre, and from th g
time when the Cherokees visited tho place to
drink and bathcj in the water, 1t has been re-
garded specific in Dyspepsia, General De-
bility and diseases Of the Skin, the Liver and
Kidneys.
The Climate ia extremely healthful and
pleasant, and nature seems to have desig-
mated the spot both on account OF it's curative
elements and its inviting loveliness.
''Of all the prescriptions made up ,citA q
ric,o to aneratire effect, none can De con.pured
,riM Mineral Waters."
VEHICLES always at depots.
TERMS $40 por month; s15 por week; So
per day. Children under IL years OF age and
Servants half price.
Apply to JOHN B. BLACK.
Resident Manager, Spartanburg, 8. c..
s5-Ausutta Chronicle and Sentinel Oh srIes-
ton NeES and Courier and Savannah Repub-
lican copy daily for one month, and send bill
TO TINS ONCE. May "a limo
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Mills House Sale Stables.
Election Of Alderman.

COLUMBIA, y. c., JuSN &. 1s77,I
A election will hc held on MEDNi SDAY,
"A June Is. for Aidermar of Ward 30. J, ~
polls will be opened at O'Clock 4. NJ. apL
closed a, { o't, rex p. II. Ty nrl-!:
Jnnc7 JOHN ALEXANDER N!svr-.
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Iteinitsh's Great PHI, the Liver Pill
Purifies the Blood. cures Liver Complaint,
Sick Headache. Bilious Complaints. Try
them. Don't suffor snv more. May St
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Good Medicine is ulyays appreciated
Every body speaks In highest praise OF Helm
itsh's medicine. Reasonable in price, goedin
quality, perfect aa remedies. Nav at
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Hymenial.

Married, at the Cadien House, on
Tuesday afternoon, the 18th inst,
by Rev. DR. \. =. Forman, Mr..
EUGT NE ii. LUITwIELEE, OF Stark
vile, Miss, to Miss EDITH A,
second daughter of Col. John Ca
diem, of this city.
Thus has gallant knight wooed
and won one of the f.tirest of Can
toms daughters, and borne away TO
his distant home gem that, We
trust, may long glitter by his side.
n moment of sublime stiffness
pervade.l the. concOurse of friends
that assembled TO witness the solemn
and imposing nnptial ceremoniais.
Twas bnt = moment, however, for
sool q few fitting words We're
spoken-the sacred pledge was
taken-the golden band riveted,
that united forever two loving,
trusting Eearts. Blushes of love,
and JOY, and happiness swept over
the cheek of the fair young bride,
and, halfrevealed by tho bridal
veil, seemed like sunbeanis break
ing through some tleecy cloud float
ing over the face of IL morning sun.
In all the pride of Il noble man
hood, the happy groom has placed
upon his heart this lovely flower,
just called from the garden of
maidenhood, radiant with the dew
drops .. purity, and glowing in all
the Beauty of innocence and trutE.
May lie to them be ever fair
AS mans first morn III Ellen bowers,
And may their feet tread softly here,
And lind no thorn amid the flowers.
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COnlmi :SiOncr's Sale.

Y virtue of Il decree of the
D .Chancery Court of NJ ldiSon
co,'nty, Mississippi. made the I1th
day Of April, 1873, the undersigned,
Commissioner of said Court, will sell
for cash, before the courthouse door
in the city of Canton, on
'Eonday, the 23a day of June, 1873,
between the Eours prescribed by
law, the following real estate, viz ::
beginning at {. stake on the East
side of the Canton and Township
Bluff. road, in the line between sec
tons IS and 10, i'll township ., range
) East. running thence North IN de
grecs, East 40 poles to a stake;
thence North o24 degrees East 10
poles to IA stake; thence South 10
degrees West 40 poles to stake
in the sectional line aforesaid,
thence South 81! degrees West 10
poles to the beginning, lying and
beng IN said comfy.
w. +. GEORGE, Coul'r.
May II, 1873. iw
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To KANSAS AND COLORADO

During the summer season Of 1s15, she Missouri
70 Railroad will sell Excursion Tickets from ST..
LoHis 10 Denver and return low rates OF fare
and opportunity is thereby ofe ed lovers
of "ture to view the beauties of Colorado AID enjoy
the delightful scenery and helthins riring climate OF
the Park of the Ro Ky Mountains.
X nsas with It's broad and fertile plains il directly
on the route and together with all the other Western
states and Territories is reached h. til NJ souri,
Pacific Railroad Il ii IT'S ctiuns.
The TIE elton this road IS NOW co,n
plsted, and passengers offered Il first. elias
ai,-gtl route from -. Louis Texas, ttcr over thu.
Missouri -Eit lroid S.datia or o, ri,
tie Atlantic zee tie Railroad, rit Finite. For maps
time tables, information to ties, routes SC We res
fer Il 5. II. thompson, East-tn Passen get
Agent, Columbus, Ohio, T.. y. Ford fieueral assn
ger Agent, Louis, Mo. Questions be ckecrfug
and promptly answered.
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EstrIy Notice.

TAKEN UP by Isaac johnson,
i on his plantation, one mile
South of Canton, in the county of
Madison, State of Mississippi, on
the 10th day Of April, 1873, as an
estray, one RED COW, marked, two
splits, crop and underbit i'll the
right ear. split, crop ard underbit
in the left ear; about four years old.
She has with her u red calf about
four or five weeks Old, with some
white spots about il. Cow and calf
appraised by us tc twenty five dol
lIrS.
Given under our hands, this Goth
day of April, 1873.
nHHf hi'5' ftS n'l;hri Appraiser 5
Taken ard subscribed before ME
this 10Th LAY of April, 1873
PHILIP BARTLEY,
June 6, '73.-3t Cor. 4 Ranger.
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WhitWorth Female College.

The exercises of this deServedly
popular institution will commence
on the 9th inst. and close July Is .
Apart from the regular collegiate
exercises, visitors will have an OPP
portunity of listening to a sermon
from Rev. Dr.. Tudor, of New Or
leans, an address before the CALI
opean Society, by Rev. Mr.. Hinlield.
and the annual commencement ora
ton, by Rev. Whitfield Harrington.
All of these speakers enjoy high
regulations for ability and elo-
quonce, and, we feel confident, will
fully meet public expectation.
The young ladies CT the graduat-
ing class will, no doubt, acIuit
themselves handsomely, and reflect
credit on themselves AID the col
lege.
We are indebted to the Presi-
dent for an invitation to be present
on the Interesting occasion, and
shall endeavOr to do SO, as we feel
Il deep interest in all of .Our State
Institutions of learning, especially
those devoted to the development
and culture of the female mind.