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NEWARK, Sept. IL.
White Clay creek is 80 low in water at present
that the Woolen Mill managers are talking of
shutting down for one week. II it does not rain
soon it will take several days rain to do any
good.
Twenty-Five OF our Newark and vicinity people
went down ON the Washington excursion OF Mr..
Plummer. Words can hardly express ths salts
faction OF the excursonsts. Some OF our peo-
pie had the very good fortune to have splen-
did guide-a young man named A[iliard L. Car
lisle, resident of Washington, who was untirine
in his exertions to have our people see every
thing Of interest.
Being of a most pleasing and modest DISPOSE
ton. he would receive :only the very hearty
thanks Of the party, and for which he will ever
be remembered with kindness. The train ar
rived at Newark minutes of elven o'clock be-
ing very good time, having left Washington at 4.
Our Newark party speak in the very highest
terms of the the excursion, and should their
be another one next year there is no doubt more
would go than did this time. P.
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From West Virginia.

poIITIcAL-INoENDIARy FIREs-THE GOSPEL AT A
DISTANCE.
Correspondence of the Commercially
HINTON. SUMMERS Co., WA, Sept. 8.
Yesterday the Democratic Convention of this
county assembled, our Circuit Court having ad
journed in order to give the yeomanry an oppor-
tunity to hear Frank Hereford, NJ c., Jim Dav-
is, and Harry Walker abuse the Republican
party, and pull the wool over their eyes, and
this morning at about 8 o'clock an incendary
fired our Court House, "a temporary frame
structure.) store house and dwelling. The
loss is about $4,000, and insurance s25O0
The weather is very hot thermometer 80 de-
grees in the shade.
Your correspondent has not listened to a SER
mon since he left your city on August 9th, not
having an opportunity, and he envies some of
your good people who can hear two and some-
times three sermons day ON Sabbaths IL they
choose. When we get chance to go topreaching
we are compelled to walk six miles and go with
out dinner. BUNTING.
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Dover, Sept 10.
The Democratic State Executive Committee
met here at o'clock, this afternoon, in the
Levy Court room.
Seven of the committee were present Gas
saway Watkins and John OByrne of New Cas-
tie j. A. Fulton, Robert j. Reynolds and Frank
Denney of Kent DR.. Robt. G.. Elligood and
Joseph Lefetra, of Sussex ; James P. Hayes of
New Castle, and DR.. G, II. Richards, of Sussex
were absent.
of r. ]. Reynolds Chairman; Gassaway Watkins,
Treasurer; J. Frank Denney, Secretary.
The Legislative committee, together with the
architect Mr.. Windrim, met to-day, and accept
ed the building from the contractors
Governor Ponder was in town. yesterday, and
to-day.
They have sixty-fve students at the Academy
and several more are expected. The number
far surpasses their expectations. DoN.
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Attempted Suicide.

MARKET STREET MERCHANT SEEKS TO TAKE Ius
LIFE
A little while before 12 O'Clock, today, Mr..
James A. Conner, of ]. A. Conner & Co., trunk
and harness dealers and manufacturers in Mar
ket street below 3rd undertook to commit
small pocket knife. No serious wounds were
inflicted, however, and he will recover. Several
days ago, Mr.. Conner undertook TO suicide with
laudanum in another city, and although large
quantity was swallowed he confessed to the taxi
ing of it and his life was spared by the applca-
ton OF the proper remedies.
The case of Mr.. Conner is one which possesses
much of sadness. His mind is in a diseased
condition and he imagnes that all kinds Of ca
lamities will overske both himself and friends.
His greater trouble seems to be about his busi-
ness, and although he is entirely solvent he can
not be made to believe but what crisis Is inn
pending over him. His mind has broken down,
we understand, under the weight Of business
cares
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During the absence of DIR. Hicks in the
West his duties on The Wayside are in charge of
Mr.. T.. Moss, his competent and Trustworthy
assistant. Mr.. Moss was for some time engaged
on the Methodist Home Journal, of Philadelphia,
and formerly resided at Allentown, Pa, where
he edited the Lehigh Register, the English Re-
publican weekly of that county
Mr. johnson, the Junior OF the firm Of Mer-
rick, johnson Co., has been risticsting for a
Few days, down the State.
The Secretary of war and Gen. Sherman
expect to attend the reunion OF the Army
Of the Cumberland, at Columbus, Ohio, next
week. Gen. Bristow hopes to be able TO attend
on tho evening of the last day.
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New Cattle Disease.

REPORTS OF TERRIBLE RAvAGEs IN SEW CASTLE
COUNTY.
Reports have reached this city of the appear
ance of a new and unknown cattle disease among
the herds in various parts of New Castle county.
Philip r. Clark, of New Castle Hundred, is re-
ported to have lost II steers within few hours,
a few days ago, and Lewie Weldn OF Newport,
has also lost several.
In the case of Yr. Clark, the steers are said to
have been pasturng in a field adjoining
White Clay Creek, when overtaken by the dis
where many of them died. The same disease
is reported to be prevailing in Berks, Montgom-
cry and other counties of Pennsylvania with
fatal affect
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New CastIe

New CASTLE, Sept. 10.
An excursion party, of which Senator Bayard
is one, left yesterday on the yacht Carrie under
command of her owner, ]. H. Rogers, for few
days of pleasure in the bay.
Tho Orphans Court closed yesterday afternoon
and the Chancellor departed for his home on the
evoning train.
A remarkable lady of this town, passed the
e7th anniversary Of her birth, yesterday. She
has been spared to reach ripe old age, and
though physically infrm, her intellectual facul-
ties are intact and she was able to receive and
to reciprocate social courtisees on the occasion.
The schooner Nellie Tudt arrived, this morn
ing, to load white oak piling, for Boston.
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PARTIAL RELIEF AT ATeIoN--BREAKINo OUT OF
NEW FrREs-THE DAMAGE AT ELLEaooD AND EGG
HARBoR.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
The fire in the woods north of Atsion, N. j.,
is subdued. The one on the south was burning
all night. Another to the east started yester-
day and the people at the scene are much
alarmed az the wind is bringing it towards that
town.
The fires near Ellegood are out Five cram
berry meadows, one house and ten thousand
acres of pine and oak timber are destroyed.
The fires near Egg Harbor are subdued and
no further damage is anticipated.
Seven acres Of cranberry meadows, several
thousand acres Of timber, and the large saw mill
Of Mr.. scrowly were destroyed. The whole loss
is twenty thousand dollars.
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LOCAL AFFAIRS.

Minstrelsy tonight
Thos. Webber has erected platform scales In
Chriatiana.
The Democratic County Executive Committee
meets at New Castle tomorrow.
DR.. Jump was in town again yesterday-a del
egate of the State Bible Society.
The Washington excursionists speak in the
strongest praise of their trip yesterday.
Patents have recently been granted to Henry
B. Cobb of this city, for patent door spring. and
and to VIM Courtney, also of Wilmington, for a
trade mark
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comparatively new branch Of Industry is
being prosecuted in South Carolina with profit
to all concerned. 1t is the mining of crude phos-
phate There are now eighteen companies en-
gagged in this business, producing last year 49, :
5l4 tons, of which $1,000 tons were consumed
by the manufacturers of fertilizers in Charles
ton, IL, 1916 tons shipped to ports north OF and
The European shipments we're to England,
Scotland, Wales, Ireland, France, Spain Ger
many, Holland, BELGIUM, and Denmark.
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THE IMAM WITH THE SILVER HORNS" TONIGHT.
This is the evening of Harry Robinson's en-
yagement, and rare treat in minstrelsy is
promised. Robinson and his troupe have ac-
qulred reputation surpassed by few, If any,
similar companies, and merit seems to have been
the foundation of his suocebs. We would re-
mind the friends of James Armstrong, OF this
city, that he ia with this troupe, and is one OF
the principal end men.
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The Good Templars have membership in the
State OF over ], 100.
Fine onions have been grown about Milford,
this year, from the seed.
The Court Of Chancery for Kent county will
commence on the 28th inst.
The Wakenian House, at Bombay Hook, has
had a most successful season.
The Smyrna Times spos the Seaford Citizens
fine elopement sensation of last week.
The new NJ. L. Church at Serverson's, Smyrna
circuit, ie to be dedicated on Sunday 27th inst.
Rev. T. A Fernley, of Philadelphia, is expected
10 officiate
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PEACEFUL SOLUTION OF THE FoRMosA QUESTION
EXPECTED.
SHANGHAI, Sept IL.
The ambass sador from Japan has arrived hers
and pacific solution of the Fol1nosa dificultioa
is anticipated.
LATER DIsPAToH-sERIoUs Loss OF LIFE.
LONDON, Sept. IL.
Later advices state that twenty persons were
killed by the collision and fifty wounded many
so badly that additional deaths are expected
every hour
The railway is completely blocked by the
debris Of the wre.ked train. The scene at the
point Of collision ia described as terrible and
the cries of the wounded heart-rending.
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The Commissioner OF Internal Revenue says
the receipts from agents throughout the country
show resumption of business, the receipts this
month it is estimated will exceed those for the
same month last year. This ia important as
showing that the revival OF business Is extend
ing
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TERRIFIC COLLISION ON THE GREAT EASTERN R. r.
LONDON, Sept. IL.
A terrific collision occurred, to-day, on the
Great Eastern railway, near Norwich. Fifteen
persons were instantly killed and thirty others
were injured fatally.
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The New York Lost Infant.


1T ID FOUND IN DYING CONDITION.
New YORK, Sept IL.
The missing infant OF Mr.. Hager, of Green
point, lost while in charge OF the maid servant
Catharine Munger, was found in New York in
starving condition, and taken to the hospital.
where it died.
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ARRIVALS UP TO NOON, TO-DAY.
Mrs. Palmer, Phila.
Miss Perdue. g
Miss Bennett, -
G II Moore, Penna.
II. Ottman. Carbonville, Pa.
Mrs L Bilger Phila.
W G Eaton, Lowell, Masa
John Scott, "
Chas G Aiding, Boston.
J G Winner, Phila.
Geo Bearder, Phillipsburg. y. J..
Alonzs Stockham, NJ. D., Philada.
Will Martin,
Frank Chandler; Il lady, Toughkennamon
II Mit,hell & lady,
CIV Oh hindler " "
W H Scarlett Kennett Square.
G Shildon, N. ].
II Waterman. Hudson, N. i.
w Z London, Philadelphia
] + Sudler, N. Y.
Alex. Lesley, Phila.
N p Miner, Conn.
G L Kimball, N. Y.
Thomas D Purnell, Snow Hill, Md.
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PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.

PHILADELPHIA MARKETS.
PHILADELPHIA, Sept. IL.
Cotton quiet at 1694@171{c. Flour in steady
demand for old wheat but dull and nominal for
new superfne, S3.509375 State, Indiana and
Ohio extra family, S5.75@G75. Wheat
active red, sl,15@1 % amber. $1.25
@1.3O; white s1.39. Rye sells at
93c. Corn irmer yellow, 95c western mix
ed 9ia95c. Oats firm white, 65@66L5c mix
ed western 60@65c. Whisky less firm at a1.06.
THE LONDON GRAIN MARKET.
LONDON, Sept. 10.
Floating calgoes of wheat quiet do corn
strong. Cargoes Of wheat on passage for ship
ment quiet do corn firm. Wheat at Mark Lane
quiet do corn quiet. Good cargoes of Calfor-
MIA wheat per 800 lbs sos. American mixed
corn, per 4s0 Tbs 94s 3D. American mixed corn
at London for prompt shipment at 39s@33s Cd.
Fair average quality California wheat on pas
sage, do, at 47@49s do spring wheat for
prompt shipment at 44s@44s Cd ; do for ship
ment during the present month and following
one at 42s@42s8d California white wheat
orange Of club at los 9d@11s Sd per GENITAL do
orange of average), los 4d910s Sd. Red Amerl-
can spring orange of No. 2 to No. y at 9s99s Cd.
QUOTATIONS AT THE BRANDyw1SE MILLS FOR FLOUR
AND aRAIN-ooRnEorED DAILY.
Family Flour. ur...................... .S6 UOl9 9.U0
Extra Flour. Observation-Disclosures. b.2oNn 7. .6u
bupernne tlour... -......s... oz0tQ o.Uu
Wheat, Observation-Disclosures. 1.25
Corn. $50
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Four Complete Tracks.

Il is announced that the New York Central
hairoad, through their New York house and
Hae oneir London correspondence, have placed S9.-
WV.ooo bonds, the proceeds OF which are intend
a. a. 20 complete four tracks from New York 10
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THIRD EDITION.


"HERALD" oPINIoN-MoULToN ON THE WAR
PATH.
NEW YoBR, Sept. IL.
The Herald in alluding to Moulton's statement
which is to appear to-day, says that Gen. Butler
has been acting as Beechers counsel to save
Beecher. Moulton says he is OH the war path,
and means to have Beechers scalp.
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Deaths.

WOr Don the 9th inst, near Gum Tree, Chester
county, Pa, Mrs. Frances Jane Wood.
Her friends are respectively invi-ed TO meet at st.
James Church, Stanton on Saturday morning, the
18th inst. Funeral service at 10Y O'Clock.
JEFFERIB On the 18th inst, Allen Il. Jeferls In
the 29'h year of his age.
The relatives and friends OF the family are res
pectfu ly invited to attend the funeral ON the res
dence OF his father Jacob efferis No. 9lv Shlpley
Street, on Mo- dav morning 10 leave the house at
eleven O'clock without further notice, To proceed to
the Wilmington and Brandywine cemetery
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SECOND EDITION.


PRICE OF GOLD TO-DAY.
New YoRR, Sep. II.
Gold to-day, S1.09s4.
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ANIvERsARY OF THE BATTLE OF BRASDYw1NE.--
To-day occurs the 98th anniversary of the Battle
of Brandywine, and "We the People," with fife
and drum and crowd OF boys following marched
down Market street and out Front to the W. d
r. depot, when they took the train to Chadd's
Ford. One Of 1--WE the Peoples" peculiar cele-
brations took place there this afternoon.
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REPORT OF THE SIGNAL sERvIoK
WASHINGTON, Sept. 10.
Probabilities Over the Middle States, sta
tionaiy and rising barometer, northerly winds,
higher temperature and cloudy weather
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FREDERICK County Fair.


The Exhibitions OF the Frederick County Agri-
cultural Society at Frederick, Maryland, have
been for number of years so uniformly success
full and interesting as TO render their annual re-
currence occasions of more than ordinary en-
joyment to the public, and visit to the pleasant
little city OF Frederick, and its beautiful sur
roundings, with the additional attraction of the
great Fair is an event of pleasant anticipation to
thousands. The next Fair begins Tuesday,
October 18th, and continues four days. The
prospects are said to be unusually encouraging
for fine exhibition. The Railroads leading Ia
Frederick will offer liberal arrangements for ex-
cursion tickets and freight for exhibition.
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ANOTHER REPORT FROM ME-. yoo1I,Ey-rHE pEFI-
ctpNcv a,-r,-o,,, 81 geo o., s,,o., .,,-r a,,ran1r
~ Ns
Az the meeting OF the City Council, last even
ng Mr. Adanna nrasantad a saco,d ranort nnon
- - ~ f
the uenclenoy IN the accounts OF j. L.. hillgore,
Ate City Treasurer, prepared by James Woolley,
seen that there ls reduction in the amount of
se9 a, NJ Tn,1 LII i9poi.eu p',,. vi
49,, -, ~. nooiey nh'n'B uiscoVerou an eiioi
III me pieNionh nBurinBh' 1he iono"ihB 10 tne
report
tity Treasurer. showing the balance dfIe 10 the
eity at the close Of bis sacond term on ID December
5ist 1878.
the years isI9 4
lsI8..... i,9T7,pTO.54
Total expendlt
lot lne yrs. 1872
lbl5.......... l.xnoolO.y2
Pay hos twice
phu py Dhnk,
once through
nom an auxlla-
~ tneck both
sFS"ior srg nrrnnIan ,enpor
and opmitad ~
charged on Tr's.
boOks.......... s24 %
Aso amount OF
os,, Ose.9raito m OF 1871
PAID ny bank. s,ilhbf
easo "a
Less amounts of ''''
riniry cinr,coi
errors Ia ex-
psnIn urei As
Sa soofs tged snna IN ITS Lrs.
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entertainments.

DELAWARE HORTICULTURAL EX-
IL IL BITION.
For the benefit OF
HOME FOR FRlEN DLE5S AND DESTITUTE
CHILUKsN.
CoNTRIBt TIbNs SOLICITED.
At INSTITUTE HALL, september 16th 18th 1Sh
and 18th.
HENRY TATNALL. WILLIAM CANDY.
Secretary sep9-eodet President.
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The NArIoNALs.-A telegram was received in
this city to-day from the National base ball
club of Washington, saying it will be impossible
for them to reach Wilmington tomorrow to play
the match game with the Quicksteps.
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Marriagfs.

HrGHEs--HOoPES --On the 95th ult.. by Friends
ceremony, at New Garden Meeting House. Mark
Hughes Of LonuonRove, 10 Priscilla Hopes, of
New Garden township.
FORSETT-SEAL.-On the 81 inst, at the residence
OF the bride, Che ster Pa, by Rev. Sam Pancoast,
Mr. Dewitt G. Forsett 10 Mrs. Louisa Seal late of
v lin ington, Del
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SELECT DANCING ACADEMY.

GELECT DANCING ACADEMY.
MIR. s. s. KRUGER,
Viii open his Academy in the MASONIC TEMPLE
SEPTEMBER 10th, 1914
HoT1Rs OF CLASSICS GENTLEMEN - Monday
Evening from s TO H..
LADIRs-Monday and Thursday afternoons from
to $780,
LADIES AND GENTLEMEN Thursday evening
MISSES AND MAS ERs-Wednesday and Saturday
afternoons.
Privste classes OF eight or more, and private les
sons will arranged for at hours convenient TO
parties interested.
arly pllcation Of pupils either at the Academy
or by mail respectfully solicited
anoOs I'm y y HRuEGHR
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geiv advertisements.

EXTRA SIZE WILKFSBARRE NUT,
II We are to-day (Sept. 5thl unloading cargo,
extra large size Wikesbarre Nut Coal, clear OF
slate aud dirt. Our patent wagons deliver directly
into the cellar
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FOURTH EDITION.
China and Japan.

PEACEFUL SOLUTION OF THE FoRMosA QUESTION
EXPECTED.
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Land for Sale.

A BARGAIN.-About 1000 acres of
LAND in Middle Township, well settled
Gin House with Gin and Grist Mill. Black
smith Shop and Tools. In one parcel at
at 1926 per acre. Terms easy.
sfEt ALSO
Farm on Old Ornngcburg Road, miles
from town-250 acres. Price $l575. Well
settled. Terms easy.
ALSO
One Store and Lot in Oranseburs.
ALSO
Ono building Lot on Russell Street.
Apply to
AUG. b. KNOwLTOE,
Attorney ut Law,
sept ld-tf Orungcburg, s. Z.
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BE surennd see silyano.
TIE BEST IND LaRGEsz.

For 80 years the name of John Robinson
has been household word. lie will short
ly be with us again with his grcat show
in the Circus qrc over lO0. among
whom is ...Rodison tie Grtat, Snek,,ey The IN
riraied. Axily the nn-quoued, while Emma
Lake, the grcatc.t Of living Equcstricnncs
is at the head of the female attaches. Eut
why speak of the Circus, when the AIcna-
geric is the feature of textures. Here, in
addition to so cnges, are the Monster Sea
icons, the Huye RAinoeeros. the performing g
Elephants, tho pair -..of Liring Girages. .he
Giant Osfr,ch,s, tho Herds OF Bu8alo. the
Thret-Xorned Sacred Catflc; and remember,
all can bc..seen for one price.
The Big Show exhibits at Orangcburg
Wednesday December I'D. Every body get
ready to see the Great Worlds rair Of
Wonders.
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To THE AFFLICTED.
RANTowLEs CoLLiroS, Co., 5. C.

July, 9th, 1874.
do hereby certify that have been
afflicted for the past five years with II
tancer covering the entire upper Lip. tried
every remedy that could hear Of besides
placing myself under the treatment of
distinguished Physicians, without even
rctarding its progress.
DR.. Il. X. MAI.ONE, of Oraug burg, S. G..
after thirty days trcatrucnt, mude an ab.u-
late cure, haven takingi, ogt by ,he roots,
without the use Of the kinfc.
Respectfully Yours,
j. W. DAVIS.
Mr.. J. ". Davis is Il Dccnn in orr Church
anil we tho undersigned know the above
facts to be true.
Respectfully &c.
Rev J. ". kLLSEY,
Z" W. r. HYATT
I" S. W. .ACkERMtN,
s. y. CARROLL.
Pastors na'l members of the Col!eton
HaMis, Association.
nng tt
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NOTICE.

OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
OEASGEpURG COUNTY,
OEANaERunG, s. C. Oct. 10th 1874.
Notice is hereby given that the arnu.l
meeting of the Board of County Commiss-
ioncrs will meet at their office on tho secon i
Thursday of November, 1874, at which time
the claims against the County will be
credited.
All persons arc hereby no lied to hand in
their c!nims to tho Clerk Of said Board on
or before the second Thurs lay of November
1874, otherwise sail claims will not be
Audited ut sail Annual meeting.
by Order Of The Board,
f.. Il. SMOAKE,
Chairman.
GEO. BCLIvER,
Clerk, Attest.
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The following is the result of the clcc,io n
ut this torMrsq) Precinct
chamberlain. 52a; Glcnyes, 5"4: Green.
Als: Delaney aaoi Du;tz, 400: M,c.sey,
AL; Smith, 81; Carpenter, e6a5; D:,acan.
s53; Caldwell, iah; Reclish, ,l3a; Morgan
1876: Simmons, 4o4; cain, s37; saspor'as
400; Knowltoai 5is; Mckinley, 400; iphil.
lips, 400; Mays, 4a6;::Johnson, 4esi Fairey,
5os; Fielder, 46l; Dupont, 4o3 Phillips
4as; Fordhams ESQ; Forrest, 47a; jones.
4Cs; Livingston, 49j; Williams, I'll.
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#. G.. GREGORY
FOR SALE

A GOOD PLANTATION in Middle Town
ship. 400 acres Finely SETTLED. House
and Ouibuildings all now. All under Good
Fence Plenty of Fruit Trees. Price
SoOOO-hnlf cash. a BARGAIN.
Also ISO acres in same township. Saw Mill
House. Gin aud G1is.- .-A!!!. Never Failing
Stream. Good for 900 bushels toi! Coen and
6 to bales toll Cotton per year. $500
half cash.
Also GOO acres in Charleston County, SD
per acre.
Also 300 acres in this county. Pine land,
we'll watered, 81 per acre. Apply to
4. Is. KNOWLTON,
Land Agent,
Orangcburg e. H., s. {.
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silvane's combination is no lumbug.