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" III. y l. l..

. rood WuEHiNti MILLS:
So, NsE\, -. ana
GOOD LUMBEi:-WhGON-- cheap.
40 ..ta GEORGE. l.. SLOAT.
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WANTED, an active COLORED Boz,
w 10 take care Of two COWS ncar town. Apply
at MY place, opposite n:ll's farm, aiead"whrdge
an gelts ". j. PEEDLETON.
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,EAs,sNE Es'EELH.EGES4'E..

MINIATURE ALMANAC, arRIL ~. 1872.
Sun rises. 5l5 Moon rlS' s,'....'.l 1890
Sun sc.s.,......... Gas Hi. tide. G:25
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GtROQU EFT FOR 1873.
J. T. El.LYSON,
BOOKSELLER,
ITO MAIN STREET

lllo MAIN STREET.
has received u fine assortment Of CROQCET, con-
e;.;,ng oil all grades from the cheapest TO the very
fine 10 which he would respectfully Invite the at
t.ution Of those wishing to purchase.
Each set Is complete In Itself, with book OF in
s,ructio, 80 pltiuly written that those who never
riayea the game can easily learn II.
YOUTHS SET.
chi, &c: il made .. hard wood we'll made, and var
WISHED, strong AMI dura', and Is the best set for
III" price In Tie market. Prize, So.
EXCELSIOR Cko4CET.
rh's sci Is md. OF hard wood, uiceS finished
visa pa,ntr1billa. Price, :c.5e
FINE SET.
Ttis 81, Is made of best material. highly vanished
e..d i, WORTH -
Each is om.lctc In every respect, with BOOK
Of in>tructions, 50 that any one who has never
playcJ the game can easily lcarE Ii.
Those iutending to purchase arc invited TO exam
irc my Croq,rt which will he found satisfactory ~
to prlC. aud quality. -
orders from the country solicited, aud Will receive
prompt attention.
J.T ELLTSOS, Bookseller,
40 IC-lm lll2 Mai. street
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.UeTToy sALEs...Future Days.
ByD. X. Wdslger,
Auctioneer and Land Agent
lib Maln street.

r WILL SELL ON WEDNESDAY TO.
morrow, soth April, ls73 at hall. past oeloe OK
r. NJ. ION account Of whom II NAY c0mc,Tn;, oJ
anrtinn. tic Brit * AND FRAMED iiOUsE on
.mfh side Seventh TO Hull .trcet, Manchester
10 Ir removed In ten days. :, ,rr,e,crp
~ IN hnrifDEGcr.
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a,ElNE THREAD, SEINE sa-rssGssssxsss
y .ssSss>
THREAD.
: large lot of SEINE THREAD, all numbers and
qualities yet ON hand and for sale ut reduced prices
rATENT and SOFT SEISE-TWlNE LINES and
CDrkS ut exceedingly low prices. Also, YELLOW
and BLACK OIL-CI.OTlIISG, COTTON YARNS,
KNITTING COTTON, ROPES of all sorts, for sale
very cncapat l.. LICIlTENSTEIN'S,
lmpurtcr of Sciue TErctd,
Mes I7O5 aud 1907 Franklin street between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth streets.
HACL-SEINES male 10 order al factory prices
iiilIa
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POsTPsINED
nm account nf the rain until THIS DAl q hc'"as}
-s,II AnriI nj ) o'c:ock 7. ":
-''' CHARLES L. WILLIAMS. Trustees.
ap % J. n. GUY.
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ny y. VI. Lee,
Auct,onccr and Real Estate agent.
No. lhll Main street.

JAMES VI. TAYLOR & sou, Aucionecrs up ):
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pnSTrpEENE\T

The abcvc sale Is postponed until WEDNESDAY,
MAY lllh, 1913 1T O'Clock L. NJ.
EDWARD Y. CANNON.
ap l5-Tu.w Spccia CommiS, oIrr
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Zoo. SALE, 4 DRUG STORE WITH \
r,,j l.y,. ,yririinu business. Long credits we'll
,.i,s,si. iI,r!r ii desired. Address HoN ~, Lex
Ir.;,,,t. Va. ap 1-lm
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WANTED, a No. l DlNING-ROOM
w SERVANT. Highest wages paid. Arply nj
an on.i iNlONlS.
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By Grubbs & Williams.
AuctIoneers and Real Estate ASrnls'
I,,oy.,,l, street between Maiil anu balih.

Auc,Ioneers and Real Estate Agents
Eleventh. street between Mail ana haiiH'
TRUSTEES SALE or 4 LhkGE NJ, nc W W
L Ser OF Br:AuTlFUL Bndtn lG h :rT o. ~
T1IE MOST RAPIDLY IMPROVING tInhri ~ ~
r rtiE TiTY, NEAR TO MONROE SOU AXE; ~
PIKE. LATkEt, G a, ~ . in r o. On tI :
FER CtNI Srl;! Fl NEhELf opr ,Ia,n,, IU
t. j. EukEHS RE- lDENCt.E iI hITi en- snJ wife
10 the subscribers rs tr'i tees: we VI ~ s,h o
INN runu the premises, on SAIChDA -'a,, ~, W
hnriI CONNIE icing at O'Clock I. NJ, III Inc oruer
uamcd below. the following property .. :,
And ON MONDAY, 18th april c"lhihehcins az
o'clock +. 81, LOT ut northeast corner Gay all"
Uarr on streets, lGp by 10 lcr'. ,,,, en- COO,
easi of Kinney street, 80 l'y 20 feel. , - ,,o,
JoT on north side Clay street beginning tu inc
ans, RI Harrington street by 40 Icct ana ddlolh-
Ing Mr IIopains's residence: ..,,o,s {, = eood
n"chholh hood.
Terms: AT sale: ,,,,,,uu
j. II. GUY.
(Rt.BES & WILLIAMS Auctonccrs.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
CHURCHES.

Sr. ASyEs Puor. EPISCOPAL. Rev John Collin,
Mc'abc u. d., Rector Divine service on sun
DAYS ut 1880 \. ", and T45 =. " Sundt,
School NJ %. ". Lecture ON Fridays al ir. "
Fonrsr pRssnyrEniAS, Rev. John Patton, d. u
Pastor. Scr,icc every Sunday NJ 10 30 A. VI
aud 30 =. v. Sunday School AT An Lee.
turc on Wednesdays at .inr ". Sunany Schoo
in the Chapel at Armstrong Corner ever! Sun.
day at 30 r ~
METHODIST EPISCOPAL, Rev Vaughn Smith
Pastor. Service every Sunday -, lu.3O A. NJ
and - y. ". Sunday School AZ . 30 A. " and
2.39r, NJ. Prayer meeting ON Thursdays a, 7,4,
"
CoLonrp METHODIST. Rev. J. " Brown, Pas
tor. Service ever, other sunday ~ 10 30 VI
], and $, ~ sunday Schoo, every SUNDAY al
IN.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
Anu advertisements.
WASHINGTON COLLEGE
CnEsTERTOwS, MARYLAND.

VINE FACULTY OF WASHINGTON coll
l. LEGE has been rrorganized by the election
Of Prof WV. J. RiyERs, Of the South Carolina
University, as PRINCIPAL Prof wv. II. 2ius,n-
NAN. virc Principal and Mr.. JosErn pstrRso>
Assistant Professor.
Mr. Rivers has. for seventeen wears. been n
Professor ia the University South Carolina Mr.
Zimmerman WAS for several years Vic PRINCIPAL
Of the Western Maryland College; and Mr. Pc
'erson, educated at the University of Virginia, Is
most favorabiy known as a teacher in this COM
mnn,y
The plan OF instruction will embrace full Col
iegs course, including Greek, Latin, the Modern
Languages, Mathematics, Natural Philosophy
Chemistry and the Natural Science, Moral Phil
osophy, Logic. Rhetoric. &r., and what, in the
opinion of the Board of Visitors. is very mpor-
,ant, a thorough English Education II the stu.
dent dscs not desire 10 study the languages. In
order 10 accomplish this Preparatory or Aca-
demic Department has been established in which
f.il and thorough instruction will he given in the
Va -ious English branches, viz Grammar. Grog-
rsphy. Arithmetic, Algebra, Geometry, History,
N,,urs, Philosophy, Chemistry, &c, and all 9th.
rr branches of learning required to complete an
English Education.
There 10 nm earnest and We hope a well diroct.
ed effort made by the Board of Visitors TO re-
store the College to its former condition Of pros.
periir, and to establish an institution OF learning
which shall secure the confidence aud supper, OF
the public.
The College will hc re-opened on Wednesday,
the frs, day of October next.
EXPENSES. .-TrIrioS English and Classics.
or Modern Language 500 English Classics and
Moders Languages, 500; Board. per week 81 90
TN behalf OF the Board of Visitors
Jos. A. WlekES, PRrs'r.
JAS. A. PEARcE. SEc'y
RICHARD iilNSuN,
WM. y T. WlCkES,
WILLIAM :. WALKER
For further information apply to JAMES \
PEARCE, Secretary, Chcs,crtown, Md.
Aug. 10, is13-3t.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
The Stliddletoun Transript
Edward Reynolds.
u rusLismsp RvsnY SATURDAY ny

TERNS-$?.00 = year, payable In advance.
No paper discontinued until so ordered, except at
The option Of the publisher.
RATES OF ADvERTiSING.-Advcr,iscmcn,s Is
Of 10 lines or less will be inserted twice for 81 co.
and 2s cents for each additional insertion. Bus
iaess cards, $40 per year. One-quar,er Of a col
umn, months, $s; Q months, SIS; one year,
SIS. One-half Of a column, 3 months, SIS; 9
months, $50; one year, $50. One column, one
year, $iO0. business Locals, 10 cents a line for
each Insertion. Marriages aud Deaths inserted
ftes. Obituaries charged for at regular adver-
Sising rates.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
S25 DOLLARS REWARD

T OST ON the road from T e .Murphcy's 10 Kirk
IL wood on the 2sth Of July, "a GOLD WATCH
AND CHAIN The name OF Lizzie engraved
on the back Of tho watch, and u small seal at
tached TO the en- Of the chain. The finder will
receive ihe above reward by leaving ita'
7. c. MCRpilkY'S,
Aug. 23-if. Near Middlatown, Del.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

There seems to be but very little doubt
that Hon. Horace Maynard will be the
Republican candidate for Governor Of
Tennessee II Andy johnson succeeds
in getting the Democratic nomination the
canvass will be unusually lively
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

DsArH or Prominent LAWYER
Hen. VIM, NJ. Meredith died on Sunday
aged IL He was = very prominent Law.
yer. Secretary Of the Treasury under
Taylor and President Of the present and
last constitutional conventions Of Penn.
sylvania.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
BUILDING AND LOAN

MpntErowS u. 4 l. ASSOCIATION Meets on
the first Thursday OF every month a, o'clock
T.. "
MrrrAL l.oiS ASSOCIATION uF NipptErorS -
Meets on the third Tuesday OF every month Il, s
o clock r. "
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

ofricE llorRs "Opens u . 30 \ " ard clos.
AT ar every day, except SUNDAY.
Mails for the North close AT : - A. ~ aud : ! 3
T.,
Mail for the South closes at II ,.N.
Mails for Odessa close Al II 20 a. N. and g
r "
Mails for Warwick Sassafras and Cceil,on
close at II 20 A. NJ
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
MASONIC.

ApoxRAs CHATTER. No 5, 4 A. NJ Meets II
Masonic hall on the second and fourth Friday,
OF every month At O'Clock. =, ".
tSloS LopGg. 80. :, \ +. 4. NJ Meets on
thr first aud third ruc.days Of every month -,
. clock, r. ", Masonic Hall.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

Cuban Correspondence states that
inactivity in the insurgcnt distric, cen.
tinues. The insurgents a,c in strong
force near Santiago de Cuba. and some Of
shem have entered the city, cifcc,iug a
retreat without molestation.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS

DisrRicr No. 6o.--Albert Pennington, VIM II
Cam, WIN. Green, clerk.
DisrRicr No. U.-E. T. Evans, Chas. T.. An.
derson, W. J. II. Lingo, Clerk.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
2T.AGE LINES.

Stage for odessa with l. y. Mail, lonScs short.
Is after ,hp arrival Of the Il % 4. n. and u =
N. mail trains.
Stages for Warwick, Sassafras and Ccci,on
leave shortly after lhe arrival of the Il - A. y
train
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|. O o. Z

Coon S.uARirAS LopGg No . Meets ever,
Thursday evening ~ o. clock Lodge Room il
Cochran Hall, No = Cochran Square.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
OFFICERS or CITIZENS NATION
AL BANK

DInEcroRs. J. V. Crawford, y. Gibbs, G.
u. Ellison, b. T. Biggs, John A. Rry ynolds, Jas
Culbcrison, Henry Clayton, +. L. fcnmorc, ]
B. Caxi-r.
PRgsipgSr.--J. V. Crawford.
CAsnigR.-J. n. Hall.
TELLgis.-J. Is. Ciarkson John 5. Crouch.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
Notrls, &t.
ODESSA. HOTEL
ODESSA, DELAWARE.

HAvING recently leased and rcfurnished this
L l. old established Hotel, am prepared to ac-
comoda,c the travelling public and permanent
boarders In good style aud ut reasonable rates.
Ny bar will always lie supplied with choice
vines liquors, tobacco and scgars.
Odessa, from i's pleasant location on Appoquin-
mink Creek and its wide, shady streets, and its
vicinity 10 the great peach district offers special
advantages as a summer retreat from the heat Of
The cities.
By strict attention 10 business md the comfort
Of my guests, hope 10 merit n liberal share OF
the public patronage. D. =. LiPPlNCOTT.
Aug. l6-Imos
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
Middteto,rn lircttorp.
CORPORATION OFFICERS.

Towx COMMISSION IT. r. Hurn, President
J. u. Scowdrick, Secretary John u. Roberts, s.
u. Stephens, I vacancy.
Assessor. R.-Charlcs u. Anderson.
TREASURES. Dew. &. Walker.
Jrsricg ov rnE PEAcE.-DeW. G. Walker.
CONSTABLE AND PoLIcESAS john ". Hayes
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

Egypt contains 1i3 navignble canals
and 756 smaller ones for purposes Of irri-
cation.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
KNIGHTS OE pYTIIIAS.

DAaos l.onGg, No. l2. Meets every Friday
evening AT o clock. Lodge Room IN tie Town
Hall.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
DIRECTORS OF TOWN HALL CO.

J. ". Cox, Pres Saml Pennington. Sec; J I,
Hall, Treas; u. A. Cochran Thos Massey, DR.
VIM. IL Barr, and Il. I. Lockwood
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
LOST.

nN Tuesday, July ?2d, on the road leading
" from Collins Beach 10 Niddlrtown, a VAL
liable OvRRCoAT. The finder will lie suitably y
rewarded by leaving 1t ut the National llo-
TEL, Middietown, Del. [aug 9-:tl
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

MUSIC.
M TuSlC for parades, excursions, pic-nics, &c.,
Vl either Brass or String. will he furnished by
the DIAMOND STATE CORNET BAND Of Mia-
die,own. ~ Terms moderate.
". II. JOHNSON,
may 3i-3u. Business Manager.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

s.M. ReyaosdS stock Of Ladies', Misses and
Chlldssa's button and lace lasting, and kid shoes
q sow csmplese, having added 10 our already
large stock three hundred pair, direct from the
htissy.' Ladies', cali and examine theta W.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
DIAMOND STATE BRASS BAND.
POST OFFICE

Meets FOR practice every Monday evening II, :
o clock r. "
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
RAILROAD.

Passenger trains going North leave at . 90
N. and 3sr, N going south, AT II - 4 "
and 81 r.. " Freight trains with passenger
ear attached, going North leave n about q
and 10 p. ". gazing south, a, ahoa, 80 anu
90 A. NJ,
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
NOTARY PUBLIC.
John A. Reynolds.
TRUSTEES OF THE ACADEMY.

John r. Cochran, Pres; Henry Davis, Treas
Sa,n'l Pennington, Sec; y. Gibbs, James knucly
Il. T. Cochran, | vacancy.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
ESTRAY.

IAME to The premises Of the undersigned. on
~ July 10. Il SMALL. RED COW Thcowuer
IL requested To come forward, prove property.
pay charges and take her away.
TlIuS II GOULD,
',;fu tirm' f4RN
aug 6-3, Scar Nj. Pleasant Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
FOR SALE CHEAP.

A twenty-five horse power, stationary Engine,
aud II th.Fty.lvc horse puacr Boier, all Ia coa..
ple,e order, Lca,ly npY Thry have no, been
used more ,han SIX months Apply TO
NM q GrYER,
July 10, n NEw CAsrLr. DIT
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
+. " & b. Il II -DELI WARE d.
VISION.
Notice to Fruit Growers.

Is addition 80 the regular Market Trains now
] running. an EXTRA DAILY FREIGHT
TRAIN, Sundays excepted. with passenger car
attached, will commence running between VIII
mng,nu aud Harrington Monday June ID, ~.
Leaving Wilmington a, q so A. NJ. and stopping
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
ESTRAY.

rAME 10 the premises OF thr undersigned, on
y, July 9Th, a WHITE llOG. The owner is
requested to come forward, prove property, pay
,hargcs and take her away.
7. c. MrRPliEY,
Anc. l6-3w Middleiown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
RLACKSMTTH'S COAL.

DIrUMiNOUS COAL Of the best quality for
ID sals, Wholesale OF retail, Ivy Z"
EFT. EVANS,
apr ia-1 Aiddletown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
WANTED.

I want To purchase half dozen good, health!
J. CALVES, of two or three weeks old
7. c. MfRpliEY,
Auy 23-tf Near Mddlcown, Del
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

MIXED TRAIN,-Nor,hward, will leave Del.
mar at ? a5 p. N. Laurel 3.i2 Seaford, 3.43:
Bridgcvillc, 40; Green wood, 4.a0; Pennington
s.5s; Harrington, $40; Dover, cas-; Clayton,
$50; Middletown, T.39. Arrive at Wilmington,
800; Philadelphia, u 80 Baltimore, $50, y.
81
Southwark, will leave Phiia. mt II. 80 p. N.
Baltimore, 1906 Wilmington, ~. b3; New Cas-
tie, | 20; Middletown, 2.2a; Townsend, ass
Clayton, 3.05 Dover "a? Wyoming, 3 SO
FELTON,. 400; Harrington, All; Pennington,
ISL Greenwood, sos Bridscville, sac; Sea-
ford s.aT; Laurel, GIL DeImar, q, 30.
The mixed train will be run suhjcct TO delays
incident to freight business, and will stop only
at stations where time is given
NEW CASTLE TRAINS.
Leave New Castle for Wilmington and Phila-
delphia a, T&o A. ", Leave Philadelphia,
i2.l5 p. n. and Wilmington, Las r. n. fos
New Castle.
SMYRNA BRANCH TRAINS.
Additional to those above. leave Smyrna for
Clayton II 30 A. ". and I IS 2. ". leave Clayton
for SMYRNA 8 40 A. ~, and 400 Z. W.. leave
TO make connection with trains 10 and from Do
yer, and Stations south.
CONNECTIONS
At Townsend, with the Kent County and
Queen Aunrs x Ken, Railroads. AT Clay ton,
with Md and Del. II. Il. AT Harrington with
j. 4 b Il H. A, Seaford, with Dorccs,rr and
Delaware r. \. Al pcmar. with Eastern Shore
Il. Il, and wicomico and Pocomoke Il. Il.
Nay f-ly IL y. KESSEY. Superintendent.
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
Business locals.

No. 4 Mackrrei sil 90 per barrel.
). II. REYNOLDS
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23

subject 10 DELAYS incident to irclgh, business.
Tins train will stop 10 take UP passengers only
/, station. named. but will leave passengers ~
any stopping place, cSccp, larrs Corner, State
Road, Rodney Armstrong; and Dupont,
That prompt time shall be made, To insure con-
ncc,ions with Philadelphia and New York, IL Is
important tha, shippers should have their freight
~ the several stations at least ono hour before
the train Is due 10 leave.
Tins train will bc Withdrawn whenever the in
,crcsi oi the company requlrrs Il,
June 1T. II. I kENNEl, Ssr't
Middletown transcript., 1873-08-23
rIY-NETS

at reduced prices. Selling out at cost.
mug2o. &. T.. ANpERSp
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
A Delinquent Purchaser.

At sale of real estate made under an
order of Judge Graham some time since,
a piece ofproperty was knocked down to
a bidder who afterwards failed to come
forward and complete the purchase,
Judge Graham after reasonable time
issued an attachment and ruled the
purchaser 70 come forward and complete
his contract. This order not being obeyed
the bogus purchaser was attached for
contempt, the sheriff was ordered to
place him in Jail and would have done so
but for the fact that he was non-est.
This case is only mentioned as warning
precedent.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
The Sea Island Hotel.

The Sea Island is all ready for the
winter season. A very large southern
travel is expected this fall from the north
Those who made Beaufort one point in
their tow last year, are certain to re.
turn again bringing with them friends
attracted by the universal satisfaction
expressed by quest of last year. The
arrangements for the comfort and pleas
ure of guests this winter are even more
than complete than ever. Those intend
ing to visit Beaufort should engage their
rooms at once.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
Iron Works.

The advertisement of the Forest City
Iron Works." in another column, invites
the special attention of our readers.
The large and rapid increase of business
which this Foundry enjoys, is one Of the
best proofs of the merits of the work they
do, and their favorable prices. Besides
manufacturing and repairing all kinds of
Engine and Boiler work, they also make
Iron Fronts and furnishings for houses
post, lintels, &c. The attention of Plan
tiers is especially called to the Portable
Engines manufactured by their house.
The ''Forest City Works." are located
near the Union Passenger Depot, Angus
ia, Ga.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
Port Royal Items.


The schooner FL. G. Ireland, arrived
on Sunday with an assorted cargo for
Augusta and points on the Georgia rail-
road. She also brought the cotton press
which is to be set up at once at Port
Royal.
The following is her manifest: S bales
baggiug, Atlanta so bales bagging,
Macon 90 bbls. crackers to Geo. Water
house, Beaufort 20 bales bagging,
Augusta; 8 pakgs. furniture, j. Brodie,
Beaufort; cotton press machinery, Ben
nett, & McFall, Port Royal; l02 bales
hay to Rich, & Co., $50 kegs nails to
Augusta; 5 bbls. oil Geo. r. r.; 45
bbls sugar, Macon.
The schooner Fannie Kcating from
New York discharged on Monday and
Tuesday 1900 sacks of salt for Miller,
Bysell & Burnum, Augusta, and 1000
sacks for Walton & Clark. She goes to
Doboy for cargo of lumber.
The Jennie III. Murphy finished load
ing with lumber from Mauldiu's mill for
New York market. She took l45 600
feet.
The schooner Montana cleared from
Boston on the 18th inst for Port Royal
with 3O60 bags Eagle ammoneated phos
pate and 2517 bags Carolina, destined
for Augusta, Georgia, over the Port
Royal railroad.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
The Jurles.

On the 10th the jury commissioner
proceeded to draw the petit iuries for
the October term. The following
names were drawn: Cesar Aston,
Hamilton Robinson, Ned Aston, Paris
w. Simmons, James Gordon, Adam
Alston, Ned Strafford, Robin Rivers.
John Baynard, Simon Deveaux, Geo.
Greaves, John Frazier, Ansel Chaplin,
Moses Simmons, James A. Emmons,
Tony Baker, Cato Perry, Caesar
Brown, Frederick Proctor, Renty
Fields, A. S. Davenport, ]. NJ. Will
hanson, Samson Howard, Thomas
Behn, James Bush, Henry Glover,
Dago Hayward, Harry Wright, S. D.
Gilbert, Sancho Bennett, James Snipe,
William Fnnick, Nero Porcher, Israel
Camel, Joshua Henry, Ishmael
Aston.
A protest has been made against
the drawing as Illegal. The grounds
for the protest are that the drawing
was made earlier than fifteen days be-
fore the opening of the court, and also
because the chairman of the board Of
county commissioners was not present.
We are called upon again to remark
upon the fact that Juries drawn have
entirely too large proportion of Beau
fort residents upon them. Some
names, occur on almost every jury in
the year.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
NEWS ITEMS.

"A train of eleven ears pitched off an
cmbankment near Lowell, Michigan, on
Tuesday, killing twenty and wounding
many others.
The steamer Ironsides was lost in a
gale on Lake Michigan on Sunday last.
Forty persons went down in her.
The war in Spain continues with the
usual supply OF contradictory stories OF
successes and defeat.
The failure of the Eclectic Life In
surance company, Of New York, is an
nounced. The affidavit of one of its di-
rectors shows deficit of a hundred thou
sand dollars.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
A Wreck.

On Monday last Pilot Early reports
seeing, at sea, about six miles north Of
Martins Industry light ship, the frag'
ments of a large vessel, consisting Of
spruce deck planks and the scuttle hatch,
painted blue, with a large ring in it.
The sea was too heavy to make any
attempt at an Identification of the un-
fortunate vessel of which they were q
part.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
Bull River Ship News,

ARRIvED.-Schooner Isabella Jeritt,
Hopkins master, from Charleston, to
load for Woods Hole with phosphates.
Brig George Harris, French master,
from Charleston to load for Woods Hole.
Three masted schooner j. j, More,
Morton master, from Charleston to for
Green Point, L. |.
British Bark, Trident, Hitchings mas
ter, who died on passage; first mate in
charge, forty-six days from Rio Janerio,
in ballast.
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
Freight Rates

The Port Royal road has made great
reduction Of rates on freight to and from
Augusta to all points on the road. Spe-
cial low rates are made on cotton. 1t is
expected that very great increase in
the cotton business will be evident this
fall
Beaufort Republican. [volume] (Beaufort, S.C.) 1871-1873, 1873-09-18
A Dangerous Rascal.

A colored boy, named Ben, was some
time since discharged from the Savannah
& Charleston railroad. On Monday last
he was seen removing tie on the rail-
road near Hardeeville Station into such
a position as would certainly have run a
train off the track, if it had not been
discovered promptly. He has not been
arrested.