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National Republican., 1879-07-28
For pnrcau o. CONSTRUCTION a.
DRoposALs FOR STATIONERY.



WAsIINGrOS, u. c. July H. 1879.
Sealed proposals Will be received at the Depart
ment of State until ~ the 3Oli day OF July. 1879,
TO furnish this Department with stationery for the
year ending June 30 1850, IN accordance with sOhcd-
Vie OF articles which VIII be supplied to persons ana
hrnls proposing to bid therefor.
The right to reject any aud all bids or to accept any
portion OF any bid, or amend the quantity given Of
any article IN the schedule, Is reserved; and each
bidder Is required to furnish with his bid bond, with
iRtthnl performance OF the contr ct which may be
awarded to him. X. G. MORGAN,
iyl5 Suuorntp pudent
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STEAMBOAT LIVES.

NOTICE TO MOUNT VERNON PASSENGERS.
The steamer w. w. CORCORAN,
which has been recently built and .ff,nEsss
is the only boat allowed to laid pas.
sengcrs ut Mount Vernon wharf Roun. trin 81, In
cuding admission to mansion aud gro inds Steamer
leaves seventh street DAILY (Sunday excepted) at
~ q. IN. aud returns about p. nj.
j. MCH. HOLLINGSWORTII,
Supt Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l. L.. HIAk n. Steamer w. W ipI
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n. T. In BOLD'S
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT
BUCEU-
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

HAS no IQUAL IN dlseases peculInr 70 females,
hrOniC Inflammation OF the Uterus and all COM
plants incident 10 IA soN.
National Republican., 1879-07-28
HELMBOLD'S BUCHU

IS UNFoUALED by any remedy known. II II
by the most eminent physicians all over
The world to be used amer confinement, and all Gu.
ieebled constitutions Of both sexes and all ages
National Republican., 1879-07-28

SAN Francisco. July 90. 1870.
The following arc the Official closing quotations Of
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

The WAY 70 TALK.--A certain tar.
m.r OF our county was in our Office this
week and We asked him about his in
tentioos in the way Of farming this
wear. He said h. intended to plant
three acres Of corn to every acre of cot
ton. and he planted the cotton with the
expectation of not eating moro than
81 cents for it. He planted corn enough
last year to keep him from taking li"n
this year, and also raised his own meat:
He now begins to feel Ike free man
npce more. and never intends to try the
lien system again; that as long as man
.ivcs lien on his crop he is the slave
of the merchant, and his chances for
freedom are less md less each year.
until bankruptcy finally overwhelms
him. We would be pleased to hear Of
more of our farmers taking the same
view of things, fer business would then
be placed npon solid basis, and pros
pority would soon smile upon our land.
Farmers, take q lesson from this mans
experience.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

ALWAYS ADvERTIsE.-Thcre IS no
doub, in our mind that advertising will
unlock the trunk that contans tho money
bags, or will catch the thieves that usu
ally invade these sacred places. 1t is
a powerful key, and is capable of open
ing success to ane business.
Now, we we're never more impressed
in our lives With this fact than we were
on Friday night last at the entertain
ment given by Prof. Pbarazyn. He bor'
rowed from one OF our citizens, Captain
Mickls. his hat: In it he found tin
cups, eggs, satchels, baby clothes and o
variety of other matter which the Cap
tain, although he had worn the same
for adecadepf months, had ben unable
to discover, thereby showing the hat to
be a. prolific "a red bugs arr in summer
time. d. let's know from whence this
hu, came; we will advertise it fire." if the
m~,chaut who sells it will give us just
one in ten that our advertisement causes
them to sell. Please let us hear from
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

A COMPLAINT.-Our merchants are
complaining that nearly all the freight
they receive from the railroad is 81
scented up with guano that It renders
some of the goods almost unsa!ab'e.
This is caused by bringing up suauo in
the car. with other fright The present
government Of the road have so little
respect for the interests # The people of
Camden that they treat us just as they
p',ase, and we would not be surprised
any day to sce lot Of goano sacks
s,owr5 awar in the coach where passen'
gers arc riding. We would advise those
parties who have freight thus Injured
by the euamo to bring suits for damages
against the company. When they are
made to pay for carel"ssD"ss they will be
brough, to their senses. A rough road /,
bad cars. p"or engine, Qhere Is only one
on the r";d) late trains, damaged
fright, and guauo perfumes are a few
of the disagreeablc things daily expe-
rirnccd on the Camden branch of the
S. G. r Il. and they will continue just
as long as tie people will keep quiet
and say nothing. They ought to be
brought 70 terms immediately.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

czg- No communication wW be Pa6hshe'
IN n, ,JOTPNAL, unless zoe are placed III
pOss.,,isa sfNs name Of the author.
es- We are net responsible for the r'e'''
Or expressions Of orr correspondence
rSs- All communications for personal 0d-
rantaqs r;H be charged for at the rate o. one
dollar for each inch.
pn. Nomlna'ion' Of Candidates IN usual
farm. not 10 errcrd one inch, FIVE DoL-
L1Ps. These charges are TO be pad ''''e'y
in adrancc. amino exceptions rhaterer '''' De
made TO tie rule.
rGg- .Ncrif's Sales. Mortgage Sales. etc.,
,ome uu9rr tie hcci Of Transient adrert''e-
nent$.
pzg- c5n'rsc' advertisements must 6' SET
tied for quarterly.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

THERE IS ALWAYS ROOM FOR GOOD
MEN tits with pleasure that We announce
to the public generally this week that
Mr.. Conway Bell has opened 10 the
supply business. Mr. Bell is too well
known to our communi:y-to the ooun"
try at large-to need any pralse at our
hands. For twenty-five ysarS he has
been among the people of K'rsNa"
county and its vicinity, and with
blameless record; and one too, full OF
business capacity, integrity and charac'
ter. He starts anew in this enterprise.
Most heartily and cordially do we COM
mend him to the public at large. and IN
doing so we feel well satisfied that those
who patronize him will be we'll repaic
for such patronage. Reasonable prices
and good articles will be Mr.. Bells pro-
gramme. We wish him the greatest
success, and if be gets what he deserves
he will surely receive it.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13
Mortgage Sale.

South Carolina-Kersau County.
John A. Sheorn vs.. Edward Perkins. Mar
Gus Tobias and Pauline, his wife.
Under and by virtue Of an order OF fore
cloaure in this case. will sell, at public
outcry, before the Court House on tic first
Monday in April, 1879, within the legal
hours of sale, the following described. real
estate:
All that tract or parcel of land, situated
in said State and County, purchased by
tho defendant, Edward Perkins, freio j..
D. Dunlap, receiver Of the estate Of John
0hesnut, deceased, containing 276 neres,
less 10 acres previously sold 10 knson
Robinson and Turpin Certain, and bound
cd north by tract No. 19 Of ssid estate
lands, east by tract No. l5 Of same, south
by lands Of Mrs. Ann c. Salmond, and
vest by Watefse River.
Terms-one-third cash, and the ba snce
in one and two years, to be secured by
mortgage Of the premises.
marl3.td JOHN DOBY, =. 4. G..
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Mortgage Sale.

Hunter R. Boykin, Mortgagor. to W. R.
Withers and ". M. Kirkland, Mortga-
gees.
Under and BY virtue of a power of sale
in said mortgage contained, l will sell at
public outcry, ia front Of the Court House
in Camden, s.. O., on the first Monday IN
April. within the legal hours Of sale. the
premises described in said mortgagc, as
follows;
All that lot or lots Of land situate in the
town of Camden, South Carolina, known
and distinguished in the plan Of said town
IS lots Nos. 922. 923, 924. and one-fonrth
of lot No. 92l; bounded east by Fair street,
fronting Oh Fair street - feet; west ny
western half Of said. lot, running bacl: two
hundred and sixty-four feet, north by
eastern quarter of lot No. 921.
Terms cash-purchasers TO pay for pa
pers. NJ. NJ. klhhLaND.
mar13-td
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rooms for males ond females are perfect,
and every convenience that is essential
or necessary is provided. To look at the
pulpit when you enter the shuroh you
would scarcely Imagine the real simplio'
ity and nicely Of the plan, IS to the eye
upon its first observation, it strikes you,
as only a capitally arranged pulpit.
However, an examination quickly shows
that while there is little ;ntricscy. there
is much good .sste, judgment and
thought. To the worthy pastor, the
Rev. Monroe Boykin, too much
praise cannot be given. He has been
faithful In the discharge Of lis duty
and we congratulate his flock upon ono
who manifests go much zeal and inter-
est in them.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

THIS Is NO OATCHPENNY Con-
csaN.-Really, it hae become such .
nuisance iu our cosutry for any little
hunbug to impose upon the people with
fourisbing promises Of what was and
can be done, and Whist 10 to be in future,
that We selt little foolish when va
entered the Town Hall on Friday night
last to SEQ what, in flaming bills. had
previously been posted on every corner
and post in our town. In tact vc would
have passed it by, bat 30 deep and bitter
were our feelings aud imprecations upon
the S G. R. R. for keeping our impor-
tant mail out of all schedule time, that
We were forced to seek recreation IN
some way or other. We could not blow
up the track; Wa couldn't put b:nslne
under the engine: and nothing ever coulf
have induced US to have touched the
accommodating conductor and engineer
upoa this counterfeit of steam prompt
ness and comfort. This being the case,
we tried to drive dull care away, and
as natural sequence, we paid our re-
spects to Professor Pharazyn's ven'riIo-
quism and ebt of hand dshoW. We we're
almost ready to abuse him, because we
thought that man who would come to
Camden to perform anything. (abu'ight
not excepted) with such railroad accom-
modations as this town afforded, must
be either fool or an impos'or. How
ever, hoping to turn our wrath from one
object to another, we went to the pro-
fsssor's show, and while we expected bis
garments, his mechanical boys, bis pres-
ents and even his ventriIot aism to be
full Of thu perfume OF guano, We new
ertheless discovered nothing ofthe kind,
owing to his 'ove Of pure water. no
doubt; but in its stead We found first
class entertainment. All Was OF an or
der highly creditable to the Professor,
and freely DO We say, that it is the best
of the kind that We have ever seen. We
wish luck t., the GOOD man, and cem-
mend him to the favorable conaidera-
tion Of our brctbreu Of the press. Els
slight Of hand is elegant; his ventrilo-
o ais,n superb; his mechanical images as
perfect ount-rfeit of living humanity
a. the South Carolina B. R. is of 4 first
class road; the only difference being that
one does what it promises tn do, while
the other IL oblivious to all of its pub
lishrd obligations.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

. PERsoNAL.--MYssrs. W. G.. and j.
F. Hunter, of Lancaster, were in town
last Saturday after james Smith, the
man captured by Sheriff Dolby last week
for robbing Mr. Cautheu. They left
with their prisou'r on Sunday morn
ing.
Capt. T. Fl. Clarke has removed h's
law Office to the Office of the Camden
JOURNAL. where he can be found here
afirr
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suHertng for u Life Time

Persons ufnicted with rheumatism often suffer
for life time, their tortures being almost with
out remission. The joints and muscles OF sucn
unfortunstes are in most cases shockiugy con-
torted and drawn out Of shape. To afford them
even temporary relief, the ordinary remedies
often prove utterly useless HostetterS Stomach
Bitters, on the other hand, is avouched by per-
sons who have used II, to be genuine source OF
relief. 1t Keeps the blood cool by promoting
regular habit of body, and removes from 1t i'm
purties which. in the opinion of all rational
pathologists, originate thls 'agpnizing complaint
and Its kindred malady, the gput, Besides this,
the BItters remedy disorderseof the stomach,
liver and nerves, prevent and eradicate inter-
mittent and remlttent fevers, Promote appetite
and sleep, and are highly recommended BY ply
sic,ans as q desirable medicinal stimulsnt and
q
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

BapTlsMAL FONT We have more
def cts than We have fingers and toes,
aud with them ali we are lacking in our
descriptive powers, particularly when it
is anything Of a mechanical nature.
However,, at the risk of our powers in
tits line, We will venture to assert that
the arrangement at the c''Ecrca Baptist
church in this town for ibsptislns-be it
said to their greet CREDITS as complete.
unique and perfect as any we have ever
before sen. We we're pleased few
da;s ago at an Invitation WI received to
visit aud iuap' ct thr same Our pleas.
ure. after inspection, was truly delight"
rul ana it gives US much satisfaction IT,
record what W. saw. Directly under
the pulpit is regular bath house, large
plenty for all the pnrp's"s tor when
il was built. Th"rc tie candidate toI
admission to the church Can easily de-
send, AID after going through with al
,h~ requirements that are necessary 'o'
his sani:si.o as wrmt,r Of the church
vi,;out ,ro,,,!c he ascend<, md enter
inv immrdirrly into Il" aaj"'n'";
yoon, d.vest. himself Of his eorm'n'
and re ent",. the congregations. y "'r''
nurp pert r,ps in gond style It's dnt'
,nI it,rke- u ts'sr' ''"e t" d" II
M, ,so,s,.id fJnt, UJta eitbsr shVita
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BxEVITIES.

Time now to plant early corn.
Set out your early cabbage plants.
Look out for the oquiuoxial storms.
Eiihu Burrtt, the learned blacksmith,
dead.
The robins are taking their fight
northward.
Several mountain schooners came into
town last week.
We understand that trout'hshing is
pretty good now.
The yoic, Of the mocking bird is now
heard in the land.
Repairs ar" still going on on the
Wstarse bridge near Camden.
The wealth, dnriug the psst week has
been almost as warm az summer.
pinchbaok je~eiry is the rage around
town since Prot. Pharazyu's show was
here.
Since the storm of last Wednesday
night, The weather has turned a little
cooler.
G,toJ. w. McCurry's, at Joucs old
coruer, and see what bargsin' he ear
give you.
Nearly .verythi"s that comes from
the depot at Camden is scented up
with guano.
Tier is MT prisoner in the JUL o.
Ksr.haw cIuty. So much Tor demo
ltraWN gshespusnF
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1879-03-13

u. S. CoMM1ssIoNER.-We under
stand that Major s. R Adams has be- n
.nnoip,ed United States Commissioner
to fill the vacancy accustomed by tbe
tdeSb of Sir J.-fF4e F,,...eriaeS. The
anoo;n,mYut civ 1erfcct Satisfaction
to the whole Of "or community, as We
b.,;cve he is h ri&ht man tor the
nlace-ope who Will not allow any prrJ-
udice to weigh ore io'a with him while
in tho discharge Of his duty.
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EsTEspRlsE. -Undrr III" manag.

ENTERPRISE. -U"drr III" manag'
mept of Mr.. Barho:, the dairy farm
recently established here is proving
quite success. His stock ar" all of
fue imported bl"od. and everything
around the place ia of hrt class
quality CIR at rrnis is du" Mr. ba'bo'
for the energy di>p'Hy.i j in establish"
inp this farm. for many others b re have
attempted i, hefor". and all failed; but
for him q" pr dic' prosperous future
He will please. acc,p' our thanks f"f a
plate of butter s'nt Us as a specimen OF
the produc, of his dairy, and we feel
safe in saying that it is the best we have
ever seen made in this couu'y.
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! We would call attentio6 10 the adver"
tisem.us of Mr.. O. Bell, % be found in
another column. =
Attention j. called td(he ADVERTISE
ment Of Mr.. J. W. McC ury 10 be found
Liz another column.
We hear OF mad dogs 10 several SEQ
lions of tho State, but udae have been
heard Of in Kershaw yet:
Col. Cantey's regiment is ordered to
assemble at Camden o. Saturday next
for parade and inspection
We told him be would. but be said
he vouldn't-go to the penitentiary.
Wall soon see who was right.
The steamer Ellington has been lying
No for some days past undergoing re-
pairs. She only makes one trip a week
now.
A, the meeting Of the Board Of Conn
ty Commissioners last Thursday divi-
dend was paid on claims Of 1s7475,
aggrega'ing nearly $4,000.
Lancaster County can boast Of q man
named Pic. He ia somewhat Of bag
iu disposition. for he was indicted for
bigamy at the last term Of court.
South Carolina has had 3s different
Governors since the year 1900. Three
Of them served two terms or, n part OF
two making up the 79 years.
MILO Rollings has just received 500
sacks of Soluble Pacific Guano which he
sells for $40 per ton, or cotton option,
of 45O pounds. Give him an early csll,
if yon want to get any.
JOAQUIN MILLER il the champion
for the heather Chinee and, the Cali
fornia papers are assaillag him heavily
for it One paper accuses him of nav
ing stolen horse in bisearly life.
1t is said that the sting of hornet
will cure paralysis. We believe il will
come about as near j rs anything else'
and We know it will cure nigger OF
lnziuess (Far the ti~e) e)au!eker than any
thing ever tried. =
As no ticket for municipal officers has
been placid before the people, we hope
a call Yill be made for convention OF
the citMns TO put ticket in the field.
We would be satisfedaif the present
in cum bents could be returned to Office.
A merchant in town recently had
some rat traps shipped to him BY express.
and when he went to the Office for them
a rat was found in one, safely Gagged. II
is presumed that the rat had gone in to
explore aud zee what they were, bot his
curiosity cost him his life.
McNiuch, the murderer Of Killsore,
Of Laurens, escaped just afier The nur"
der, but came back and surrendered
himself for trial. The ssry found him
guilty and b. was sentenced to be hung
on Friday. June 4th. His accomplice,
L. M. Irby. after hrariue the verdict,
left Tor parts unknown, and the Governor
has offered . reward of one hundred
and fifty dollars for his arrest.
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a cards

To all who are suffering from the errors
und indiscretion Of youth, nervous weak.
ness, esrly decay, loss Of manhood, &C.,
will send .ecipe that will cure you, FREE
OF CHARGE. This great remedy was dis
covered by missionary in South America
Send q selfaddressed envelope to the Rev
JOSEPH T. IsMAs, Station D. Bible House,
Nev York City.
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Sllerif's Sale.

Stat. of South Carolina--Kershav County.
Andrew Simonds,
ys. Foreclosure.
The Camden Jockey Club.
Under and by virtue Of q decree ior fore
closure in this action, will sell at public
outcry before the Court House In Camden,
within the legal hours Of sale, on the first
Monday (7th day. in April next, the fol-
lowing real estate, the properly Of the Cam
den Jockey Club, to-wit:
All that piece, parcel or tract Of land
situated in the State and County aforesaid,
10 the west and adjoining the town of Cam,
den. bounded north and east by lands OF
John Cantry, east by the t+wn of Camden
south by the Cureton lands west and north
by lands of e. B. Dunlap, containing ~
acres, being the same whercon the race
course is situated.
Terms cash-purchasers to pay for pa
pcrs. JOHN Dop'' O. u "
utx5 Sh
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THUNDER SToRN.-Ou last TUESDAY
night our town was visited hv regular
SIMMER thunder storm. The nr'g"'
flashes Of lightning. accompanied oy
heavy. rolling thrndcT. lasted for sew
eral hours; but not much rain fell.
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Complaint for
Foreclosure.

In pursuance of orders for foreclosure.
made in the above action, by Hon. Thomas
Thomson, Presiding Judge, on the l0th o.
February, 1879. will sell at public out
cry, before the Court House, in Camden. TO
highest bidder. on Monday, 7tb April pro1.
being the first Monday in said month. With
in the legal hours Of sale, oil that p;sce.
parcel or tract of land lying, being and
situate on Big Lynches Greek, in said
county, bought By said Dove segars as
property Of Col. L. VI. Z. Blai,, at Sherif's
sale, Camden, containing 1856 acres, more
or less. being tract on which are situated
the Blair residence and mills are located,
bounded north by lands Of Moses Ho"gh,
lands bought ut sheriff's sale, east by Big
Lynches Creek, south by lands Of Angus
johnson, west by lands Of Angus johnson
and other lands Of the said. Dove Sega,s.
Terms-one-third cash: balance in three
equal annual insts.lments, with inter
PAYABLE annually until the whole shall be
paid, to be secured by bond and mortgage
of the premises sold. Purchaser 10 pa for
papers. JOHN Dobf' .. n. y.
mar13-4t
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a Card.

Thanking my friends forithe honor con-
ferred in nominating me for the position
of Lieut. enant- Colonel Of th -th Regiment
of Kcrshaw County, most respectfully
beg leave to decline the nomination, in
tending to support Major Hough for the
position, and hope my friSsas will DO the
same. Respectfully,
H.K. DUBOSE.
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SHOOTING MtTcHEs.--We ca" hear
o. nearly every town i" til" Slate having
their rife clubs and sh"o1iug Matches
bpt old Ksrshaw has never yet organ
lied such thing. Why is this! 1t IS
much m7r" con,m~"dable than '"ah"c
around q bar room or billiard 'aioo"'
and far lrss exp osive. We hav" mary
cooa marksmeu sran"d t"wn and we
hono that some urov" viii ," made TO-
,,,rds getting up Il cInb. We b"Il've II
tho thing was started it would soon
-,oro . .pcc .ss. IL" score OF the ker-
sb.v Guards at their match last year
vas enough to make all OF the m"n
ashamed of their craftsmanship an1
that fact. # ro,'ins Else, "nght to 0e al
;oce,,;ve 70 maze fh,m try and q" ee'-
ter. Practice II yu wait to i"Pf''c
in shooting.
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SlleriR's Sale.

State of South Carohna-Rershaw County.
Hezekiah Ellis,
W. H. Ellis.
By virtue Of the above execution l will
sell at the store formerly occupied ny W.
Fl. Ellis, on the first Monday in April next,
during tho legal hours of sale,
Tho entire stock of Liquors, Tobacco,
&C.. contained therein. Levied upon as the
property of W. H. Ellis at the suit of II aze'
kinh Ellis. Terms cash.
mnr13-4t JOHN DOBf, s. X g.
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WARNING TO BoYs Acc riding TO an
act of the Legislature, passed in 1878
o,v nerson who shall take, kill or sell,
A. cause the same to be done, any
knocking bird, nonpareil, swallow, Dee
bird. red bird, woodpockor, thrush or
wren" shall be subject to 6ne of FIVE
dollars or imprisonment. 1t IS wei
enough that the hoys should know this
and not get into scraps.
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LOCAL ETEMSo
Mail ARRANGEMENTS.

&posr OFFICE HoURs-open at .: m; clSse So1ts. =.
,om Omen Mt 1850 D. m, close at o. 10. Nortn-
ern Western and Southern mail close q lS.io o.
IA. Lancaster mail closes At p M on monoas,
Wednesday and Fridays. Flat Rock m9il cionss
at p. m. on Mondays ana ,ars s,,a"Hs Gonsy order
Business closes at II o. m.
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Cutting Dowv.-At The meeting OF
co,nc;l on Mondav evening last. they
burned up $500 of the town crrcncV'
Tbev intend to destroy large amount
at each weekly MEETING from row until
their term Of office expiws'-touTwe'Ss
which will rc;ucs it several thousand
dollars in the aggregate.
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NOMINATION..

Mr.. EDITOR Please announce Ma
;or L. G. Houeh SIS candidate for
the Office Of Lieutenant.Colonel at the
,nsuiug Regiuental election, and ob-
,,,o MANY MEMBERS.