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oNr DAY IN CHARLESTON
~c,,,uo the Lands tor raxcs-Wude Hampton
u Vtctim-I ncideUts.


CHARLESTON. Dec. S.--Let me give you
one days observations In this city. When
reached thu rtouroof tuildin1 on Meeting street,
near the CRY Hail, the ubiquitous Tim Hurley
was, ~ County Treasurer. selnug the lands Of
delinquent Taxpayers In his biiliwick. rms
was the fourth day that lie had been 30 engaged.
He sells in alphabetical order from list which
took up the whole SIDE OF ono u our local pa
pers If the lends do not bring the amount OF
the taxes thy are bid IN by the Treasurer Tor
tho State. and Il they 90 beyond tuat. any ono
eau purcharo who chose 10 rls" tne ',,iv, =, ,
"A frrtttc would bnvC II. tue lice wuicu wiz
being sold ". Accahce ucsutifnl biuf, winter
retreat. qud hunting lodge about even mites
from ChafleetOn on the Ashley river. IL was
sold "a Inc propcrty OF Gen. WaOe Hampton for
Sij.50. aud bid ia ny Inn Hurley; The iow
dnrLIca ranged around. who usually shadow
these sales. laughed at a Governor who could
not pny his taNos on such magnificent place az
Accabee Tim In knocking II down said that's
nv hid !" Whether he buys under the law for
the State or for himself, or for Gen. hauipton.
will make but little difference. II the law IS
carried out, Gen. Hampton WILL " he desires H.
regain bis own. ANYHOW.
The nrst reflection incident on the circum-
stance was, how poor our south carolina people
have become under TINS Cnrpet-bay to.tme, That
Gen. Haiupton SHOULD not nav his taxes upon
sucn hne u'"h., ,,,,,, nv ,nron,r. ana gttendci
with expense to Keep It NJ. II II was nut upfor
reel sale there Is no ono WHO wouiu pu' u.
Gladly. isunpOse. would the owner SCI rid Ut u
II he could fud a purchaser. 10 one wants
palace on the Niger riYer " would undertake.
TO cultivate the arabic nd around TINS nhe
amid the sivcc,s who cnvelop Il. How differ
ent this wonid oe Il We h.o government
The next phase watch struck my attention was
n 1ne looking coiurcd man. vino was once
County Auditor Of Chlrlc-tun. lie Is an Indus
trious m H. and not der, ndent or politics for
his yearly increase IN wealth. lie voted this
year for iilden and Hamilton. Tic was aiuOug
the sufferers ~ & mAoy. There he MAS wounded
In the foot ana nis son 10 tho ic. After endutinR
all the persccutions which the people of his own
color have hea' ed upon nim for voting ~ y
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ANH sIKgHCAN
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DIRECTORY

Contains: A complete list
of Newspapers and other
Periodicals in the United
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Dominion of Canada, ar-
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Of issue, politics, or gem
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hsrsJnlL NsiE..s.

DyItT FREE DISEASE, OF MfN PROMPTLY
~ cured Or. JAMES, 90 luton e. Charges very
moderate.
TNI~UA~U- or WEN. N.ivou. Debility. ava kin
rrri slgcl ions srecdl anu yernlncnt, curod ny
IN Nitt A. "a So u. D., ia Lexington hN., near
Ier. ~ ui4lN Il. NI4r-. too.
irNNtN-, wUr.ius women, c.n have Their
iuss 90 90 o. .f rl uirtt'f lHMy r. M cole
lon no. p1y, Aadr,ts ADYu ATE, u'K ~. sun oli
[E'II.i. fits .tUiS i.GtssN Cal t,Hto lls c.l d
w JtNt. .-ffl. .tIl Home 80. th4Grcu t!uf-
ESQ ~. uud % -. ll-eN.iicy'
DO> NE~r 3t-r r.. rew s.h w ~ v
spN-f family Nnt .r l'd from t. years ola. Ms.
lN lMAN fpl,alud "a foD.
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DO'lf-l,C. SINGER, 81 .ce.r& wilson, VII
~ - cnf " ol!l4 ner'ls n-e4'-es .'r saie ~ $40
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Smnstmtnts.

Smustmtnt5.
EILMOREs GARDEN
...-....... Date IIippodromc).
'llGsqes
Tilis CiiURsDAij EVENING, DC. IA,
GREAT E0tIHsikiAS FESTIVAL.
aud hrst u the farce match games OF
roLo,
for the Bonnet, Plate presented by
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. ESQ.
PEs'q 9G n2Gn rSo c%s gnSe, d Lsq a.
Mowy.
RUNNING Race
mile dash, closed with four entries.
Trotuns.
under the direction OF W. John Murphy Purse 400.
Tor here's a., n3ye acy,r 6ssien s0 sSo nrs $50
J Mn Nn wsS IN
F. Names h. M Fiirtaticn
w. boN's pig e........... Oh Ron
JOIN gers. bis g.......,............ ga, Harry
II 'Ionn % -. ul,ne i s
W. '''"s"'' 'O 40 bisfX NCE. '''""" ''o''
Between heats Mr.
NEIL MowRY.
THE RENOWNED. AND FEARLESS CALIFORNIA
POLO, PLAYER AND kpER
MARVELLOUS TEAS OF WORKMANSHIP.
won,pr e Mc9pjgHe,nlGpn yit9 t ,sr ssre.s
CARRiLLo.
Al races OF mi. series VIII he governed by the rule,
Delightful aud popular music every evening o.
oLMoRE's sERENADE BAND.
TOMORROW rRlDAYj EVENING. Dec. IS.
fuis oi siol Tor horse. MAJ have never oea,on 9'i5
kAIIrUU Az EVENING. Dee. Is.
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- TO GL A,GpN, tifAHi A4l LOAD lNDE.tRl
From Pes - 100. OF tiu1. a y. Il.
STATE or GhOkilA. lhurslIG. Dec. IA.
SLATE or INDIANA. hurs4l7, - .r a.
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Nicrhgn Ckrts az a. iir1 away, aAl a. C14plnYB
pier tuus Of Canal st., y. H.
IE'Ar~CO '~UNFIGF. ~ -UI III ~. n.
mnttauces u Drr't bri1in uld lreiaudi dtaits iOs
Al ana upward a. &C. luce rltf-
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SclnnteO--.!Nnles.


dtlnnttO--- ttlnts.
AGENTS wanted to sell the Improved Gis Birncrs
Apply. or adore !. +. n & co. $50 BroadWsy.
A AtkE\, maker ON sewing machine Acrcws. one
~ who can make his own tools. Address LEWIS
GFNTS.-95 mounted chromos. 81 aisc holiday
n goods CoNfINEN1AL CHROME CO., 80 Nassau
II room 10.
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IINGINEER to taSe Charge Of stationary engine.
II Apply between {, and r 90. -.
- dsfsisnds Singer mscnine III Mercer st. '''' W.
PuKE TEAs,-Aseots wanted best terms TO
pG: rE WEE TEA SoSfHdT ai
Fulton ST, between church and Greenwich New York.
al No E' s s9R%sr Se Ss vi. sy s.
something to his advantage.
V'EAS ROM TIE riMEs:-Agcnt' wagg,ca to
and large coneumers M goods guaranteed at Cedar
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I,AILORs.-Coat maker wanted % West JOth st.
u
NVANTED-A young man who thoroughly und r
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ed. This fruit is about the size of q
medium sized apple, is yellow when
ripe, and as full of seeds as a black
berry. Digging in the deserted gar
den we found nice lot Of sweet pota.
toes which we baked in the ashes.
They were very nice, but we were too
tired to eat more than q few mouth
fulls; Farrell, however, sustained his
reputation on potatoes as on walking.
After this meal we lay down in some
bean straw in the house, and we had
a pretty good sleep, and the fleas had
a regular old blowout upon our cuti.
Gle.
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