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The Camden Journal.


Mr.. John Kershaw, the editor and pro-
prietor OF the Camden Journal, has re-
signed its editorial charge to his father, Gen.
eral J. B. Kershaw. The Journal was well
managed by its former editor, who, strangely
enough, has wise head upon very young
shoulders; but we cannot complain Of any
change which places General Kershaw in a
position ia which his frank, generous and
liberal views can be impressed, week by
week, upon the reading public. It is not
forgotten that General Kershaw was the
leading spirit OF the Reform movement Of
1870, and we think now, as We thought then,
that the social aud political redemption Of
the State can be secured only by practical
and lasting application OF the principles OF
which that movement was the exponent.
Those principles were and are the recogui-
tion In good faith Of the constitutional
changes growing out Of the Confederate war,
and binding together Of oil honest meo,
without respect to color or party, for the
purpose Of securing an honest and econcml-
cal government Of the State.
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TFRMS or TEE NEWS.

NEWS, by mail one year, So; six
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sl2 o
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Mr.. G.. w. Olney.

Mr.. G. W. Olney, who has been member
OF the editorial staff Of the New York Wortd
for a number OF years, has taken editorial
charge OF the Spectator, the leading insur'
ance journal OF The United States. MIR.
Olney was the chief statistician Of the World,
and was, besides, the compiler OF the Worlo
Almanac. 1t is pleasant to see a Charles
tonian work his way in journalism as
rapidly as Mr.. Olney has done, and it is
peasanler still to know, by personal expe'
rience, that his tact, energy and indisputa
BILE talent will go far to establish the sue
cess and increase the prosperity of any un.
dertaklDg with which he may be connected
Mr.. Olney carries with him 10 bis new ano
responsible post the warm good wishes o.
his Charleston friends.
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Nstp 1DnbIicaIi6Rs.
OUR NEW BOOK LIST-NO s.
FOGARTIE'3 BOOK DEPOSITORY.
(FoGaK7IE, s1ILLMAN & co.,
FAMILY BIBLE :.

FAMILY BIBLES.
We have just received an additional supply CT
English and American Family Bibles. some eniire.
" new and beautiful styles OF binding, with Illus.
cordance Photograph Cards. &C.. DC. They are
of1' red at much lower prices than they have ever
been sold, ranging !ron $3 10 $50.
benedlclte, illustrations OF The Power, Wisdom
and GOodn "a VI Gou, as manifested In his worke,
BY 9 Chaplin Ohild NJ. ID. 81.
Ever, advance in our knowledge OF the natu.
raj world will, II rightly directe Gy the spirit IF
irne humility and with pray er for Gods bless.
Ing, advance 10 in our knowledge Of Dimsel.. I'd
Will prepare Us 10 receive His revelations OF
Will with prolounder reverence
Hallam's Constitutional History OF England,
~ ,StuaeaLs series from the &C esslon OF Henry
smith. ID Q. L. LII. ID. So.
The Napoleon Dynasty, history OF lie Bora
parte laml y. brought down 10 the present time,
by The Berkley Men, T.. Edwards Lester,) with
2a 2aauthentlc portraits. 81 go
Vol. l! OF THE Speakers" Commentary, en-
Hrnclng Joshua, Judges, iuth, Samuel and 1st
The Lille and Times Of Philip Schuyler by Ben
son J. Lostiug. LL.D 2 vols. S.
Hefoert spencel % Principles OF Psychology,
The Reformai1n, by George P. Fisher, D. D.,
lege. S..
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Power, London. S426.
TalmaIe's sermons, 1st and 2d Series. Each S2
"UIa and Her Paure 81 Memorial OF agnes
Elizaorth Jones' by her sister, with an Introduc.
tiou by Florence NighIlngale.
open Air Crane OulIur d Practical Trea Ice on
the Garden and Vineyard Culture OF the Vine,
and the Manufacture OF Domestic Wine, by John
Phin. 81 rs.
In Aemoriam; ibutes to the Memory OF the
Rev. Z. Gadsden, late Rec or OF st Luke's
Church, Charleston, :. G., with Thirteen ol his
sermons and Photograph Likeness. 81 30.
Persons In the cuunIry Will bear IN mind mat
by sending their orders to US with the publishers
price or any DO * pub isheG in America, books
Will be sent TO them oy mail or eXpress Tree OF
extra charge. Ad ress
FO1ARTlEiS BOOK DEPOSITORY,
janl1-stuth No. 2eQ Elng street.
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this shape the bill went to confer
encs committee Of the two houses, and
reported back, making the salary q
Senator'S and Representatives $500, Instead OF
$500. In this form itpassed, with proVlso
that, as to the salaries of Congressman, it
should take effect from March 4lh, 1911.
Thus Congress have voted themselves an addi-
tion of $4,000 back pay for the last two years.
The point of order That members coula NOT
vote upon bill In which they were personally
interested was simply laughed down, and oy
the votes of men whose terms expired on the
4th of March, 1873; and who serupled not TO
make this last ''rald upon the treasury" tne
bill was passed. While the vote was oeing
put, the speaker tMr. Blatae) had the tact,
upon his own motion, to amend the bill 30 as
to make the Increase OF the speakers salary
to begin thereafter" instead of from March
4th, 1871, thereby taking himself out OF the
ttrinpn
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The Blue Ridge Scrip.

1t was reported In Columbia, few days
ago, that the act repeating the section OF the
act authorizing the issue of the Blue Ridge
scrip, and compelling it's receipt for taxes
had not been presented to Governor Moses
for his approval. The chairman OF The
Senate committee on enrolled bills, whose
duty it Ia to present such bills to the Gov
ernor, ia Senator Maxwell, who was, We be
llere, an opponent Of the repeal OF the Blue
Ridge act. Will he be so good as to inform
the public what has become Of the act il
question
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The Commissioners of Public Lands

The amount OF s75O0 noticed in our Issue
OF yesterday as having been expended by
the commissioners OF public lands Is not
new item OF expense. There were appropri.
ated $4,000 for the Old Folks Home, and
$4,000 for the House Of Correction. These
amounts we're transferred to the commits.
soners of public lands, who have maintained
the two institutions at an expense OF only
$500, or $500 less than the sum allowed
them, and they have, besides, carried on the
public cemetery, the cost Of which was for
merly charged to the Board OF Health.
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LADIES WILL FIND ELGIN'S
Phantom Powder just the nicest softest, whitest,
prettiest face Powder In the world. far superior to
any other Powder, Lily White, or Tablet in the
market Thousands Of ladies' who have used II
are delighted with its effects, and pronounce It
the very best cosmetic they ever tried. For i'm.
parting youthful beauty and freshness 10 the
complexion, and clearness and softness TO the
skin, 1t cannot be surpa sed. For sale by all
retail druggists. DoWIE NOISE i DAVIS,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston, y. C.
mch6.thstu3nos
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Remar0s.

0NEHUNDRED DOLLARS REWARD
" Lost or Stolen on the evening OF January
20 from The south Carolina Railroad train, oe'
tween Charleston and columbia. CARPET BAG,
conta nlDg important papers. Of no value o any.
one but 1he owner. as pa ment upon them mas
betn stopped. reward OF One Hundred Dol
lars will be pa d, and no questions asked, lor me
return Of the papers to this office. JOSEPH
CREWS. feb16
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~FOR THE OPERA, EVENING
Parties and the Ball Room, Elgins Phantom Pow.
der Will be especially esteemed on account OF the
surprising and SURPRISING brilliancy and beauty
iE gives to the complexion. No lady should fall 10
uyit. lta enects are magical in Transforming
even The homellest complexion into ole Of beauty
and lovelness. Price rs and so cents per box.
For sale BY all drugglsts. mch5.thsluSmos
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w BOTTOMRY LOAN WANTED
CAPTAIN DE LARUE, Of the French Brig THE.
REsE, Of Havre, with the approval OF Consul Of
France at this city, desires 10 make loan OF
$5ooc, more or less, tEecured by Botpmry Bond
on Vessel and Csrgo,) to pay disbursements at
this Port.
For further informato on, apply at the FRENCH
CONSULATE, Broad street. Sealed proposals
must be deposited BY o'c,ock, P. NJ, saturday,
9Th instant. mch63
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@ BURNET1'S FLAVORING EX-
TRACTs.-The superiority of these Extracts con-
sIsts In their perfect purity and great strength.
They are warranted free from the poisonous oils
and acids which enter into the composition OF
many OF the Fictitious fruit havors now In the
market. They are not only true to thelr names,
but are prepared from fruits OF the beet quality,
and are so highly concentrated that compare.
lively small quantity only need be used.
.Pre-s sminentIy superior. Parker House, Bos.
ton.
1.-The best in the world.n-Fiith Avenue Hotel,
New York.
USED exclusively for yeats."-Continental
Hotel, Pennsylvania.
JOSEPH BURNETT d CO., Boston.
mch8 thstuS Manufacturers and Proprietors.
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Gotels
NOLUMBIA HOTEL, COLUMBIA, S. G.

This we'll known Hotel, situated In the centre OF
the business portion Of the city, affords every
convenience and comfort to travellers on busI.
ness or pleasure.
The Iroprlet' r. having secured the services OF
polite and t1cient ASSISTANTS, pledges himself 10
spare no pains IN it3 management. to sustain the
high reputation 30 long enjoyed by the "COlum-
bla. " rs 8 frst.clas5 house
Attached TO the house is q handsome Billiard
Room, furnished with three or Phelan Il Collan.
dar's best and most improved Tables.
Telegraph ONCE in rotunda Of the House. Also,
Bathing Rooms equalled BY none In the city.
WIN. G0RMAN, Proprietor.
E. T. BuRDELL, late OF charleston Horel,u and
JAS. F. GADsDEN, Assistants. feb24
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TNHE UNDERSIGNED OFFER FOR
l. bale Desirable Building Lots In The City Of
Gre, nVile, s. u, near the Depot the Atlanta
aud Richmond Air Line nal road. hose esirinp
10 settle In this growing ard prosperous city will
1ud II tO their interest, TO address Ok, BRINE
* o. Pos, office Box No. Z, Greenvile, ). U.
mch5wsl8
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STATE AGRICULTURAL AND ME-
y CHANICAL SUCiETY.-ln pursuance OF
i,lsoluliun pussed Al the Meeting ol the state Ag
ricultural and Mechanical Society IL December
last the spring Meeting OF the soci:ty Will be
Deld IN Charleston, oR he first TUESDAY IN May
n Xt, beginning at II O'clock A. NJ. The place ul
meeting anu programme OF proceedings will br
published In the (mornlng) Charleston papers OF
that date.
The following subjects have been selected for
discussion at that III, eting, and the names at.
lacLed are The apCHlntees who will be expected
to open The debate on the respective suhjects:
Tie Culture OF Upland Rice as Staple Product
or South Garolina.-4EU. 7. NlCKS, R'chand.
Machintr ry, AID their Adaptaolity to southern
Labor and Products M. l.. DONALDSON, Gret q.
Vile.
different Seasons.-JUHN Il. FORMAN, Sumter.
rhe cheapest Fertilizer, whether domestic or
commercial, and the most Economical Time and
NJ tho OF liz Application PAUL 8. FIELDER,
issn Exclusive Cotton Crop Good Po!ici for
any Single Farmer or Planter In South Carolina
w. NJ. SHANNON, &. 1shaw.
The Most Economical Method OF Wlntering
Stock.-rHOS. q. MOUkE. Spartapburg.
ia south Carolina In Greater Need OF Labor or
CapiIa! P-JA>. NC UFCuEN, Williamsburg.
With Cheap Hands aud inefficient Labor, Is the
Farmer Better R.munerat II by Superb ial or
HIgh Farming 9-R. II. SINS. York.
uuested 10 attend the May Meeting of The society
and be prepared 10 open the Discussion With
Essays upon The subjects respectively assigned
By order T. W. WOODWARD, President.
mch5.! SO d. WYATT AIKEN, secretary.
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5psrial Notires.

@r SUMTER RIFLE CLUB.-MEM
BERS Will please leave Measures for their Hats
at JOHNSON d BaOWN's Hat Store, King street,
without delay. D. HUGER BACOF,
mchs.smws Chairman Com. on Uuiforna.
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w NOTICE. TO BRIDGE CONTRAC-
ToRs.-Sealed Proposals will be received at the
Office of the Bridge Commissioners, for one
month from date, for the completion OF The
Bridge crossing the Wateree River. Direct pro-
posas to WILLIAM NJ. SHANNON, Shannon &
shannon, or to J. J. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
J.J. SUTHERLAND, Secretary.
Camden, March @, 1873. mch6-thstulmo
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~ B ,TTOMRY LOAN WANTED

re- B ,TTOMRY LOAN WANTED
wanted, one Thousand Dollars, more or less. on
Bottomry on the Spanish Brig HUGO, B. Guiana.
atens, Master. on her intended voyage from
Charleston to Barcelona, (Spain,) 10 deflay ex.
penses Uf repairing the vessel in this port Sealed
proposals will be received at the ofice OF the act
ing Spanish Consul uutil MONDAY, the 1o;h inst
at IL O'Clock n. mch7.3
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@A SURE PREvtNTIvE FOR GRAY
Hair is HALLS VEGETABLE SlUILIAN HAIR
REVIEWER. Try 1t. mch8 stuth3D&w
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@ IF YOU WOULD ENJOY LIFE,
use TUTT'5 PILLS. They produce good appe.
lite, sound digestion. and lmpart vigor to body
and miUd mch6-6Dsw
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~UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-.
LIMA, CHARLESTON, FEBRUARY %, 1919
The Annual Election for Directors Of this Bank
will be held at the Banking House, on WEDSEs.
DAY, 18th day OF March, proxlmo, between the
hours OF II A. NJ. and 2P. NJ.
q. D. ALEXANDER,
feb27 7thstuSwl Cashier.
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TAKEN THROUGH MISTAKE. ON
/ Thursday afternoon, from Academy OF
Muslc Dancing Scnuol, u Suit of Chi!d's clothes.
Any one havlug the same will please leave IL ~
no. 2i6 King street. opposite Waverley House.
mchS1
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TUST ARRIVED, FURTY HEAD OF
81 Blocky bull small Mares and Horses and
Mules, which will be sold cheaper than any stock
sold ere this season. Apply at WILSON'S sta.
bles, NO. 1lS Meeting, near Wentworth street..
rnch5.dR
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~ALL PERSONS ARE HEREBY
cautioned against trusting or harboring any Of
the crew Of the British Bark AGNES CAMPBELL.
as no debts contracted BY them will be pail BY
the Captain or Agents.
WILLIAMS, BLACK 4 WILLIAMS,
mch7 AgeulB.
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Cost anh Gonmb

II OST, A PAIR OF SLIDING FRAME
IL GOLD SpECTAOLES. The finder will please
Ieave them at WHILDEN'S. NO. 255 King street,
where the owner Gun obtain them. mvh8-lS
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LOR SALE, A LOT OF FINE LAkGE
L DRAY MULES, youg, souAd and gentle
Having ben used through the season IN the
city, they ale we'll broke. and Just what's wanted
lot bray, Gait or Turpentine hauling. Apply to
u. F. McOABE, or T. >. ClsSELL state Press,
Corner Esst Bay and PlncEuey streets.
h9.8
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TUST ARRIVED, ONE CAR LOAD OF
81 HORSES MARES and heavy bodied MULES.
FOR eale on time, at r. OAKMAN'S sale Stables.
mch54s
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for 6als.

WILL BE SOLD THIS DAY, AT B. Q.
SIale aud Church streets, u lot OF cueap HURS sS
auu Mules at 10 O'CLOCK NJ mchS-l*
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TUST ARRIVED, A CAR LOAD OF
81 well broke MULES, from four to six Years
Id to be s:ld for Cash Or on time, at the Plan
tero' and DRIVERS Stable on Queen, between
church and stale s'reeis. Purchasers will do
well 10 call before purchasing elsewhere. 3. q.
KIRK mcha hS
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EeaaI Notices.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN three months from date application will be
made to the Bank OF Charleslor Tor the Renewal
OF sc; ip No. Sl44 for TWO Who'll SHARES,
standing IN the mama OF Z Magdalen LeRare,
and OF Scrip No. 4752, for FOUR HALF SHARES,
standing In lhe name OF Magdslen Legare on the
BouK. OF the Bank. CHARLES lNGLESBY,
fsb8.lamo3 ADMINISTRATOR de bonls non.
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~DOCTOR AYERS LABORATORY,
that has done such wonders for the sick, now
issues potent re.torer for the beauty OF man
kiud-ror the oomeliness which advancing age Ii
30 prone to d.min sh and destroy. His VlGoR
mo nts luxurlaut locks on the bald aud gray
pates among US, aud thus lays US under obiga'
tions to him for the good looks as well as health
OF the community. mche-thslu3D&w
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Ticket Price 81 may DO obtained 9. Holiness
Book House, at Fogartle's Depository, at the Au.
sic stores Of q. seglIng and Char es McCenahan
at the stores of. NJ. Greer Sons and J. R. Read
Co., at the 0tices OF THE NEWS aud Courier,
and at the Charleston and Pavilion Hotels.
The roors will be opened at O'Clock, ard the
Oratorio will commence at mchs
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EOR SALE, A MICH COW, AT A LOW
IL price. Apply at tie corner OF Spring and
Norman streets-No SO. mch8.tns2t
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
n HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
kAiLRVAD COMPANY, AND Of THE SOUTH
WESTERN RAILROAD BaNH.-CHARLESIOH,
8. G., MARCH 8, Is7s.-1he Annual Me. ting OF tLe
stocA holders of the South Carolina Railroad
t.ompnny. and or the south western Railroad
Bank, viii be held In this city, in .he Eal Of the
ak OF charleston, northeast corner OF BrVad
and State streets, on TUESDAY, April proxlho.
Elect ON will be held between the hours Of 9 A. M.
ana 8 P. NJ, 10. fifteen directors uf the Railroad
Company, and thirteen Directors OF lhe Bank.
A Committee TO verify proxies will attend:
Stcc, ,ho. .ders will be passed over the ad 10 anu
from rae Meeting free OF charge.
]. r. EMERY, Secretary.
rncho 10 1s "a % o5 90 anrl7s
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M ULES! MARESl HUKSESI MULES
Ixl KENTUCKY SALE STABLES, NO. so
nurch street, keeps constantly on hand large
supply oil TURpshTlNE AND TIMBER MULES,
PLANTATION A ID DRAY MILES, SADDLE
MARES AND SADDLE HORSES, II ,RNkSS AM
.Fr MARES AND HORSES, which we will
sell on the most favorable terms. Fresh car.
10 d received every week. Call an examine our
took. All stock guaran eed as represented or
munt reful ded. BAMBERG d Mo.OY.
m:h5-lmoS
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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE SOUTH
N CAROLINA RAILROAD COMPANY, AND
OF THE sOUTHWESfsRN KAILhUAD BANK
shareholders hav,ug proxies Intended to be used
1T The Meeting to De b, ID un the sth aud 9Th OF
Apill, are requested 10 lolge them with ellher OF
Lne following committee. who will be IN attend
ancc HI the Hall OF the Bank Of CnarlesLon, dur
Ing the morning OF the sLn instant, for the purpo
rr verifying pI oxles. TN the follontng day,
during the Elector, other duties may pl event the
Commitlee from eXaminli patches Of proxies
before he hour for c. oslng the polls.
l.. U. HENDRlIKS, J Comrlitee
A. W. BURNETT, on
c. P. AlMAR, Proxles.
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DLEaSANT QUARTERs.-PERSONS
IL deslrUus Of Private Board In q healthy o; d
delightful prrt OF the ciiy, viii pie ise address
"B." aL this OH e. NorIherners wishing to spei d
the summer in the city Will lind the location par.
tlcuarly advantageous. feb1o
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ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS IN ONE
" WEEK. To any shrewd man who can do
business on the quiet, guarantee an immet Sc
iol tune, easily. rapidly and III perfect safety.
add ess, III perfect confidence, WIN. WARREN,
NO. % West Fourth street. New York.
dec2l-SlYr
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w make herself generally useful; aso d
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WANTED TO DISPOSE OF A L1BRA-
No.Es. Price three hundred aud twenty-five dol.
.ars delivered ~ railroad. Catalogue furnished
on application to Box No. 90. Bennettsyllle, ). q,
feb28.l6f
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ITO lent, THAT PLEASANTLY STU.
i ATED BRICK HOUSE NO. 9 Lamboll street,
wlIh4 upright rooms, attics, pautry, dressing
room, klchen, clstern, DC. Apply at NJ. 46l King
street. mch6-3&
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08

DOARDING.-GOOD BOARD, WITH
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at no. II Broad street, beta cen King aud Meeting
streets. feb22
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08

WANTED BY A NATIVE OF
w Charleston, with the experience OF aeV,
eral years IN business, q good reputation, anu
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Ldng. Can combine q growing business Win
that offered. all communications stIlctiy conn, !,
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-03-08

SITUATION WANTED BY AN EGPE-
~ klENCED Weaver to take charge OF weaV'
lug room IN cotton mill. GOOD references gwen
rlease address WM. LEONARD, MaaVlle, Il. L.