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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22

The State Journal is informed that the cdi-
sors OF this paper are not in the habit OF using
language in reference to personal matters, es-
pecially, without knowing its import. When
we said we '.felt authorized" to state that Sen
ator Lewis had written no letter ex-
pressing a = desire that Mr.a Goods
should defeat Hon. J. IT, Platte W.
meant It. The Conservative press has no al-
thority In matters Of this kind, especially when
an authoritative denial of their boasts has been
made.
We cannot uI:lerstan the war that is being
made upon Senator Lewis and Iion.J. Am
bier Smith by some OF the Republicans in and
about Richmond. We are sure the Republican
party OF the State does not sympathize with it,
We, however, do not intend to be mixed up
with 1t, and shall only reserve the right to ex-
press an opinion in the matter, when the very
remote contingency shall occur of Senator
Lewis Republicanisn requiring defence. We
shall not compromise our columns by admit
ting the allegations ct the Conservative press
to be true, and therefore calling fora more for
NAL refutation than we have made, in the
"Au"e VI i" uCutcu +COllSTcssioltA CoiitoSt, WHICH,
every device is resortcl. to for the purpose of
effecting election results.
! We. should regard it as misfortune to the
State, and especially to the Norfolk district,
for MIR. Platte to be defeated. He is one of
the most active and efficient representatives
Virginia has ever had, and were we as conf
dent of retaining Republicans in the other dis
tricts, now represented BY them, as we are OF
Mr.. Platt's election, we should rest easy.
The detection in the Norfolk and Richmond
Districts is to be deplored. whether they result
in effccting adverse results or not. The Re-
publican party is too weak in Virginia to toler-
ate individualislns, thus impairing the eflicien-
cy of the organization and demoralizing its
discipline. We want AMI n.e,l every vote we
can get-we want harmony, energy and deter
mutation to accomplish the success OF thu par
ty, regardless of persons. individuals are ONLY
useful in parties as they contribute to the pro-
motion of principles, and when it is necessary
to accomplish this, individual preference ought
to be and will be given. up by every one who
has a conviction as to these. principles.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22

october 10th, 1874. g
A N ELECTION will be held in the several Town.
- ships OF Augusta county, at the voting poll
taking places thereof, TUESDAY, the Srd day. Of
NOVEMBER, 1874. for member of Congress Of the 18th
Congressional District OF Virginia. Clerks of the
County and Circuit Courts Of Augusta cCInty and
the Amendments to the ConstitM tion pror osed. by
the General Assembly of Virginia approved March
lath 1874 pursuant to law ard in virtue OF the fore
going accompanying order OF the County Coart Of
Augusta W. T.. MS)WRY Sherifff
oct 22-tdc - - :. .
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22

dor the best French Corsats. so to
+ aug - Nh. WMrpn
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22

The cebwebs have been brushed off the Of |
Democratic roosters and giratfcs and they new
do service in the transient enthusiasm business,
incident to the election In Indiana and Ohio.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22
LIST OF ADVERTISED LETTERS,
OCTOBER ~, 1874.
!; !GENrLEaEEN.
- ~.


Lowry, miss Lima F
Lackey, miss Mary A
MorLen, miss Fannie
Mawyer, miss Mamie E
McCIune. miss Il J
McDonel, s A
Parks, Mrs " NJ
Randall, mrs Betsy
Trice, MISS Alice
, Smith, mrs Louisa
Simpson, mrs Margaret
Sheets, mrs Leailucr
Taylor, miss Mamie
White, mrs Elizabeth
Williams, miss Eliza ]
Wanders, miss Mary J
= Woods, mrs Martha
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22

The Richmond Enquirer wants to take the
rawboned Buckeyes to its s>bosom". It would
BIZ pretty picture fora comic almanac to see
tho gushing e:litor of that paper hugging Il
horny-fisted Ohio Granger. or beer brewer.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1874-10-22

JUDGES OF ELECTION: -. :.
ORDERED, That the following persons be- and they
hereby in pursuance of Section "a of the General
Assembly Law, approved May llth 1870 selected and
appointed Judges OF Election. to be held on TUES
DAY AFTER THE FIRST MONDAY IN NOVEMBER.
1874, and all other elections which may ocur during
the ensuing year for the following named voting or
Poll-taking places in their respective Townships.
vi
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Adkins, miss A OF
Anthony, miss Mary
Brown, miss N d.
Bess, mrs Judy Il .
Camel, mrs Mullie
Camel, miss Sarah
Duke, miss Martha
Frazer, mrs Fannie. g,
Gloo1ns, miss Emma
Harris, mrs Mary.
Kick, mrs Sarah
Jardolle, mrs B
Jarman, mrs Hester
jackson, miss Fannie
Johnson, WiSs Caroline
Johnson, miss Sallie
Johnson, mrs Amanda
Kennedy. mrs Lottie A
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Real Estate Transfers.

The following transfers of real estate
for the past month are recorded III tht
Auditors office:
JF Hodges to Mary e Hodges, 81!
acres, So.
J A Ellis to John Davenport, l lot,
$500.
Rachael Agnew to John Grier, Gacres,
5000.
Mary G Miller to William N Clink-
scales, 130 acres, $3.50. oo
G n Brown to John Y Hardy, 200
acres, S;125n.
CO Wallcrto w c Anderson, 2acres,
$2lO.
DrJJ Bozcman to Dr.J A Stuart, T S
Blake, and Mary r Griffin, trustees, l
lot. $50.
James Gillian to DR. A IT Stuart, II S
Blake, and r y Griffin, ] lot $l.0O.
n $ Blake to DR. \ II Stuart, Il S
Blake, and II \ Griffin, ] lot, $35.Gh
Savannah y G A Mitchell to George
w Mitchell, $50 acres, Si00.
John c Spear to a + Sandy, 800 acres,
SlG13.
A Z Sandy to Basil Calhoun, :G9 acres,
$500. ..., .,
J l. Gown to w D Mars & Co, $50
acres, $1,000.
j Brown to Edwin Cox, Gacres, S24O.
G w Milford to B Brown: 2 acres,
$40.
james Cason to Amelia Cason, Oil
acres, S2l4.
I, p Guflin, Sheriff, to Robert c
Sharp, 500 acres, $1,000.
Louisa Guilin to Louisa Hodges,
lot, S74.
Il n Groves to c P Groves, oG acres,
$1Gl.
John S McGaw to A Wideman, sc
acres, Sl130.
William H Pennel to Esther d Pen
ucl, acres.
Heirs OF VIM Sharp, deceased, to A G
Mckee, JAG acres, S766.
l. ID Bowie, G CP, ct al, to George W
LomaX, 352 acres, $2464.
wv Trowbridge to S Cothrnn, Ga
leTes, $2500.
james X Vance to John Vance, %
acres, 5000.
John G Griffin to J G Griffin, house
rnd lot $1,000.
j L Shumate to Henry J Kinard and
Geor,-c M Kinard, house and lot, S79.
Mrs l. w Gaddon to VIM r Munday,
! A Smith to McGee & Cason, 23s
acres, $1,000. $50 o,ooo
CIV Gutfln, J =, to MCGEE q Casoh
10 acres, $3.50.
S McGowan ana VIM H Parker to I
w White, lot, $780,.
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Circular
County School Commissioners.

OFFICE STATE SUpT. EDUCATION, |
Columbia, $. c., March 10, 1874. J
70 W. M PRESLEY, County School Com
missioner. Of AdGcvile County, S. e.,
SIn-Accompanying this Circular,
YOU will find q statement showing
Jour County's portion of the State
Appropriation of Three Hundred
Thousand (3OO,O0o) Dollars for the
Support and Maintenance Of Free
Common Schools, for the Fiscal Year
ending October 81, 1874.
You will apportion the same among
the several School Districts Of your
County upon the basis Of school at,
tendance in the several School Dis
tricts aforesaid for the Scholastic
Year ending June 80, 1873. See Sec:
ton 5 OF "An Act Concerning School
Funds" approved February 20, 1873,
and S Section 4 Of can Act to make
Approximations to meetthc Ordinary
Expenses of the State Government
for the Fiscal Year commencing No,
vcmbcr l, 1875" approved March Q,
1874.
Do not allow the Current School
Expenses of any School District in
your County to exceed tho School
Revenue Of said School District fol
the Current Fiscal Year.
Very respectfully,
j. X. JILLSON,
State Supt. Education, S. G.
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EMPORIUM OF FAsHIoN.-We refer
our readers to the advertisement OF
this popular establishment now under
the management of Mr.. Jas. A. Bow
ie, one of our enterprising young
merchants. He offers all tho usual
attractions of the house, in choice
stock of dry goods and millinery,
which hus just been selected in the
Northern markets. We commend
the emporium" to the patronage OF
our friends, and feel assured that its
past reputation will be sustained.
Miss Kate Small, so well known tor
her taste and skill, will preside over
the millinery department, and no ei-
forts will be spared to merit a con-
tinuance of past patronage. Call and
examine.
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PENNEY's DRUG :STonE-!LATE
,ARRlvALs.-Our friend Mr.. ". T.
penney, sof the well-known and
popular drug store, in Whites
Block, has been busily engaged
for the past few days in opening a
choice lot of new drugs, chemicals,
and perfumery. He has been in
fact too busy to prepare an adver-
;tisement of his stock, but will give
full details next week. His stock
of perfumery and toilet articles
especially is unsurpassed, in varle'
ty and beauty and cheapness. Fra
grant essences, delightful soaps:
and everything pleasant to the
senses, are to be had on reasonable
terms. Give him a call. He is
one of our most worthy and relia
.ble business men.
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EASTER SuNDAY.-Nezt Sunday
is Easter Sunday, one Of the chie1
festivals of the church, which
marks the close of Lent and com
memorates the resurrection of the
Saviour. It is a movable festival,
being always the first Sunday after
fthe first full moon which occurs
after the 21st March. Trinity
church will be decorated for the
occasion, and the church services
will partake of the inspiring char
aeter Of the day. There will be
early morning service at 7:9O A
NJ; and. again at II A. NJ. when
the Comnnuion will be admins
tered: and again at tcand!clligktlng
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CHOICE PERNUMERY AT THE COR
yER DRUG SroRE.-Parker & Pc,
have just received one of their
finest stocks of toilet articles ever
brought to this market. Their stock
embraces porfumery, extracts, soaps
in great variety, and from the best
manufacturers. Their showcase
presents sight beautiful to behold,
and our friends who delight in some.
thing fragrant in extracts, or delight
full in soaps, and other fancy articles
should give them a call. They keep
always on hand a large and varied
stock of drugs and chemicals.
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A FALSE ALARM.-We are glat

A FALSE ALARM.-We are glad
to'be able to correct a wrong I'M
preston which has been current
for a week or so past, that the roof
of Trinity church is insecure; so
much so as to endanger the safety
of the congregation. At the in
stance, and in company with the
Building Committee, the church
edifce has been examined by Mr..
Jeptha Wilson and Mr.. John Sign,
and pronounced to be perfectly
safe. To give additional security,
the Vestry will make some i'm,
provements, to add tothe strength
of the building. The public may
attend the services without any ap-
prehension whatever of danger.
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49, We had the pleasure, during
the past week, of meeting in our OF
ice Mr.. John c. Goodwyne, the po
lite and efficient agent of the French
and American Confectionery Of Frank
E. Block, located at Atlanta Ca IT
is a house of high character, and Is
now filing a number of orders from
Our merchants. The best Of conlec'
tionary, crackers, fancy groceries
nuts, fruits, &C., are kept constantly
Oh hand, and will be sold at low
rates. Atlanta is a growing town,
and is Offering inducements to secure
our trade. We commend her efforts.
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Citation for Letters of Administration
The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVELLE COUNTY.
BY G. W. GUFFIN, Esq, Probate
Judge.
WHEREAS, Ed. Harris and VIM.
WILLIAMS, colorcd, made suit to me, to
grant them Letters of Administration OF
the Estate and effects of Francis Leak.
colorcd, late of Abbcville County, de-
ceascd.
THESE ARE THEREFORE, to cite
and admonish all and singular the kin
drcd and creditors of the said Frances
Leak, deed, that they be and ap-
pear before me, in the Court Of Probate,
to be beld ut Abbcvilie Court House,
South Carolina, on 10th April next,
after publication hereof, ut ii O'Clock, IL
the forenoon, 10 sLcw cause, if any they
have, why the said Administrators
should not be granted.
Given under my hand and seal, this
24th day of March, in the year OF!
75:cour Lord one thousand eight hundred
.and sevcnty-iour, and in'the ninety
-cighth year Of American 1ndepcn-
.dence.
Published on the o5ih day OF March
and on the lst day of April, 1871, IN the
.lJ6evic Press dntl R0nncr.
G.. w. GUFFIN,
J. p. y. G..
March %, 1874, 50-2t
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New Advertisements:

The following is a list of new
advertisements:
Spring Goods T Robertson.
Spring and Summer Goods
Quarles & Perrin.
Umbrellas-W Joel Smith.
Dress Making-Miss Eliza S
Crews.
Millinery-Emporium of Fash
ion.
Shoes-Cunningham 4 Hill.
Sheritf's Sale-L P Gufhn.
Perfumeries--Parker & Perrin.
Final Discharge-J G Wosrnan-
sky.
Announcemcnt-M O Dowd.
Gun and Lock Smith G B
Parks.
Notice to Creditors S W Agnew
CIV Gufin..
School Notice-Wm Presley.
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DEATH OF AN ESTEEMED LADY
We regret very much to learn Of the
death of Mrs. Martha Gilbert, the
wife of our old friend DR.. J. A. Gilbert,
after u short illness, at their resi-.
dcncc near Bordeaux on Thursday
morning last. She was in the prime
Of life, and in the bloom of her ma
tronly beauty, and the blow is more
severe from its sudGenness. Lovely
in person, and amiable in temper
she was. .idolized by;a large circle Of
friends, ,but it is at the desolated
hearthstonc, and by the bcreavcd
husband and children, that her loss
will be felt as u crushing calamity
Our sympa,h!os arc with those who
mourn the idolized wife and another
The funeral services took place on
Saturday last at'WiIlington church.
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More Fresh Arrivals
AT THE
DRUG STORE
ON THE
COR N.EsTR q

A QUANTITY Of old Government
IA Java and good Rio Cooflee parched
but not ground. Also Rio and Java
ground and in one pound cans.
Another lot of Tea just in,
Several dozen bottles of Sumter Bit
ters.
Baseball Bats forty cents each. Base
Balls from fifty to one dollar and
twenty-five cents.
Marbles and Tops Of every descrip-
ton. Parlor Balls,
Fish Hooks and Tackle in variety.
A large lot of Wright's and Lubin's
perfumes on hand and to arrive, besides
Soaps, Lily White, Hair Brushes and
Combs, Tooth and Nail Brushes, and
all kinds of fancy articles and toys.
March II, 1874 49-tf
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A DAY LosT.-Thirteen plows
stood idle on the farm of our fel-
low citizen, W. D. Mars, ESQ.,, of
tCalhoun's Mills, on the day of the
hanging. All had gone, bag and
baggage. There was not even as
of old, the resource of "laughing
girls whose sires had marched to
Rome" All had gone, old and
young, male anG female.
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New BAKERY. - Our townsman,
Mr.. A. Bequest, has. made arrange
ments with Mr.. G. H. Lubkin, IN ex-
baker, who has just arrived,
to establish q bakery here in a tew
days. 1t will supply great desider'
atum, and we commend the enter
prise to the patronage of our friends
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. THE Volcano IN NORTH ACARo-
.I1NA.-The papers are filed with
accounts of the threatened volcanic
eruption at Bald Mountain. A
correspondent seuds us an account
of a visit made to the scene in COM
pany with Professor DuPre and
party, of Woford College, which
we will try to find room for in our
next. As yet there have been only
.muttering of the thunder but no
actual eruption.
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NrssRs OUARLEs s& PERRIN adver-

MEssRs. QUARLEs'& PERRIN adver-
tise o choice new Spring and Summer
stock at low rates. Their stccI is va.
ried. and attractive, and comprises all
of the novelties of the season. The
ladies will find a,yariety of attractive
goodssin their line, and the gentlemen
a 8 well selected stock of clothing.
Oura planter friends will find some
thing to please in all the departments
Givethe.n q call. They are enterpri-
sing business men, ,and can make it to
your interest ito :paschase. Induce-
tImenss offered to cashbuyers.
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Mo. DowD, AUGUSTA, GA.-We
commend to the patronage of our
people the well-estabished house,
whose advertisement appears III
another column. lie has large
stock of groceries and liquors
which he is offering low. With
him is our friend Mr.. 7. NJ. sDendy
who will be pleased to receive a
visit from his Abbeville friends,
and to do any thing to subserve
their interests in the grocery line
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Col. J. r. ROBERTSON has jus

Col. J. r. ROBERTSON has just
returned from the North and adj
vertises full stock Of Spring and
Summer goods. His goods have
been selected with care, ard will
doubtless compare in quality, styles
and prices, with those of previous
years, and sustain the reputation
of the House. In connection with
the House will be found Miss Jane
Ramey, the wcll-known and skill,
full milliner, who will be pleased
to wait upou her lady friends.
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United States Internal Revenue
COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Sd DISTRICT, SOTTII CAROLINA,
A.nrul, y 1S-1

COLLECTORS OFFICE,
Sd DISTRICT, SOTrII CAROLINA, I
Columbia, March 3, 18Th. }
NOTICE is hereby given 10 ali
~ persons claiming the following
property, seized for viola.
ton Of the Internal Revenue Laws Of
the United States, to file u tond with
the Collector of the District, for the
costs of an action in tho United States
Court. Y iz:
2 Mules, l Two-horse Wagon, 5
Barrels, so Gallons WhiSkcy, l empty
Barrel. ! Set Double Harness, ! Box
% lbs Tobacco, l Pistol.
C. i. ANDERSON.
Collector Sd District, S. G.
March IS, 1871 4o-3t
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a. We regret to learn of the
death Of Mr.. r. n. Groves, an es'
teemed citizen of the LowEdcsvillc
vicinity on Thursday last. He was a
brether-in-law Of the late DR.. Arnold,
. man Of sterling character and
worth, and will be very much missed
by his friends and the community
generally.
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FaEsu ARRIVALS AE W. JOEL
SMITH Our enterprisiag townsman
ANNOUNCES the arrival of3some choice
groceries, at his well-known staad.
He keeps always a full stock, and can
supplyShis friends with the best an and
the cheapest in the market. The
lovers ofsthe weed can geta good ar
ticle, and all wanting good umorel,
la can be supplied at cost. Call and
examine, and you will find something
10 please.
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MURDER OF AN ABBEvILLE MAN
A telegram received at this office
gives intelligence Of the murder OF
MIR. Walter Cole, formerly q citizen
of our County, in Southwestern Geor-
sia. An uncle Of the deceased, NAM
cd Carpenter has been arrested, under
charge Of being guilty Of the murder.
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IMMIGRATION. We ,have,received
q circular from Mr.. F. Melchers,
Commissioner OF immigration in
Charleston, calling attention to the
resolution of the late Convention,
providing for an organization. We
commend the matter to the atten-
ton of our people and urgeprompt
and earnest action. MIR. Meichers'
says:
I have been assured by competent au-
thority, that with Ten Thousand Dol
lars, and Fifty Thousand Acres af Land
donated, some ten thousand families
may be brought to the State by. next
winter. Without Inducements to offer
to immigrants, none will come, as the
West, and other Southern States, are in
the field to get all the Immigrants that
come. Tennessee, fer instance, has Of
fered one hundred thousand acres e1
Land gratis, to be divided in alternate
sections to Immigrant families; ,and
Virginia has app pgiated t$t5,eee fol
.the same purpose. 81 ~
lam happy to say, that liz came Dis:
.tricts of the State, the people ha9s offer;
ed landsat very low prices, and givef
some gratis, but the moSenleHt should
be general, and every District shoule
do all in its power to tadIie inSn jgrant t!
to settle in our: State.
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DRESS MAKING AT GREENWOOD. -
We direct attention to the card OF
Mrs. Eliza S. Crews, of Greenwood,
who has just received the Spring
styles, and is prepared to do all kinds
of dress-making in approved style:
She is lady Of long experience and
skill, and VIC commend her to. the pa
tronage of our friends.
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The following persons have packages
tn the EXpressotticc:
WE ClnkscalcS, Miss T. A Thomas,
J i Young, J \ Brownlcr, 5 N w
Smith, J Msrruitt, VIM Moore, A u {
Lindsay, + E Newly, j II Speed, + ID
Pickens, X II Cooper, J Maloncy, Long
Cane Grange, S c Link.
Z. V. HAMMOND,
Agent.
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Dissolution.

THE partnership heretofore exist,
ing between WHITE, HILL &
CUNNINGHAM was by mutual con.
sent dissolved on tho 18th inst, by
the withdrawal of Mr.. w. r. WHITE
The business will bo. conducted at
their old stand (190) by
CUNNINGHAM & HILL.
March q, 1874, If
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nns We direct attention to the adj
vertisement of Mr.. G.. B. Parks, the
skillful gun and lock smith of Green:
wood. He is Il skillful workman, and
will guarantee satisfaction. We com
mend him to the public patronage.
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THE IMpoL1CY OF PUBLIC Exc
cUT1oSs is ably argued by a CORES
pondent in an article, which has
been crowded out Of our present
issue.
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UNITED SERVICES. - The pastors
and congregations of the Presbyte'
rian, Methodist and Baptist church
cs are invited to join in religious SER
vices at Trinity church with its pas
tor and congregation, on Sunday
evening next, at halCpast seven
o'clock. 1t is proposed then to inau-
gurate q series of union meetings
and thus promote Christian frater-
nifty and good will.
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w Senator Hollinshead is now
painting his new fence, and impro.
wing bis premises generally. He has
thrown off the Senatorial robo and
gone to work himself: He has beau
ti}nl residence on Magnolia Hill.
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Consignees'

The following named persons have
freight in the Depot:
Bradley & Jay, w p Wideman, Nor
row, w 4 Co, j V. Schroeder, ] G Press
ley, A j Cleveland, Mrs M d Drcnnon.
VIM WickliG,, II n McCaslan,~ Thomas
Thomson.
J. W. MARSHALL,
Agent.