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The Savannah Mutual Loan AssOeia-
ton.

The twenty-seventh regular meeting OF the
Savannah Mutual Loan Association VIII be
held at Metropolitan Hall. THIS Thursday
EVENING. at S O'Clock.
MAY 10, lSS3.
GEO. y. NICHOLS. President.
H {. CUNNINGHAM, Secretary.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-10

Gauze Underwear In ColOrs.
Just the thing for the boys, at LaFar's.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-10

The estimated eaIniugs and expendi-
.ures Of the Central Railroad for April,
ISIS. as compared with April, ISS2, are as
follows.
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The United states Hotel,

Tompkins, Gage & Co., proprietors, at
Saratoga, is the largest hotel in the world,
917 rooms for guests, line of buildings
over 100 feet long, six stories high, COW
ering and enclosing seven acres of ground,
236 feet frontage on Broadway, 615 feet
frontage on Division street. The summer
residence of the most cultured families.
Orchestra, hops, germans, balls, concerts,
entertainments. etc. Elegantly furnished
parlors, ball room. public and private
dining rooms, reading rooms, etc. Pri-
vate villas of any size in the cottage wing.
Unexcelled in everything pertaining to
elegance, magnificence, convenience and
attractiveness by any house in the world.
Ulmer's Liver CorrectOr, purely vege
table preparation, was awarded silver
medal and diploma for the best liver medi-
cine.-AdU.
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Sprrial zlotirre.

Mitchell sells all wool Cashmere Suits
at SO, we'll worth Slide.
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Notice.
All bills against the Norwegian bark Ca
leb," JObsOn, Master, must be presented at
our office THIS DAY by y NJ, or payment
will be debarred.
CHARLES GREENS son & CO..
Conslgnees.
SAVANNAH Nav TO- lSS3.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-10

Hammocks, Mexican HammOcks,
Now open at LaFar's.-AdU.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-10

We are not satisfied to sell merely as
low as others-no, that is not our aim. 1t
so often happens that frank customers
will thank US for saving them 50 to 50 on
a suit Of clothes that we always feel
happy. Famous New York Clothing
House. 40 Congress street.-Adr.
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Base Ball NIatters-Getting Ready for
the Diamond.

Base Ball Matters-Getting Ready for
the Diamond.
Al meeting Of the Georgia State Base
Ball Association. held May :. the Forest
City Club was admitted. which Will make
the race for the championship more in
teresting.
A game was arranged between the
Dixie and OglethOrpe Clubs for to-
morrow. but has been postponed, as the
Dixies have been disappointed in getting
their uniforms.
The Secretary Of the Dixies is now in
c0rresp Oudence with the Mystic Base Ball
Club Of jacksonville. and the chances are
that q game between these clubs viii be
the result al an early date.
The Mystics are the champions Of
Florida. and an exciting contest may be
looked for.
Although a little Rte. the season bids
fair % b. the most exciting seen in the
state in years. as the number Of good
clubs Is greater than ever before.
The association viii hold another meet
ing tonight. when certain rules in regard
gard % playing viii be acted upon.
THE FOREST CITYs."
Tho third regular meeting Of the Forest
City Base Ball Club for this season was
held last evening at their headquarters.
and though all the members were not pre-
sent. - answered the call Ofthe roll. when
the new constitution and bylaws
recently reported on by a special
committee were adopted. as we'll as
the uniform for the field nine. The uni
form l. a white cap. white jacket. white
knee breeches with green trimmings.
green belt and green leggings.
Tuis club. admitted 10 the Georgia
Base Ball Association on Tuesday night,
meet for practice on Friday.
The Cadets and the Nashville Drill.
Considerable interest has been taken in
the coming military drill at Nashville,
Tenn. from the fact that il was under
stood Savannah would be represented by
her crack corps. the Savannah Cadets.
There is now. we understand, a
doubt that the company will attend.
The rules Of entry require a
corps Of - men. The Cadets had 80
booked. but several are doubtful Of going.
and the number Will probably fall
below the requirement. The COM
pany has been actively drilling
for a long time in preparation for
the event. Those who have witnessed
their drills have remarked the ex-
cellent showing the Cadets would make.
The officers Of the regiment have
taken great deal Of interest in the mat
tor. and il is a surprise 70 know that there
is any doubt that the corps viii enter the
drill. The laurels won at Macon should
not be forgotten. and we hope 10 see the
Cadets return from the contest bearing
the hOnOrs Of the field.
Savannah morning news. [volume] (Savannah) 1868-1887, 1883-05-10

LaFar's Best, "and the Daisy"
Ask 70 see the new Hats.-Adr.
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Imported Suitings of many different
shades and styles, made into tirst-class
garments, equal to custOm-made, at very
low prices, at Simon MitchelPs, "a Whita-
ker street.-Adr.
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Straw Hats-ManiIla Hats,
New STYLES. in variety. at LaFar's.-AdU
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Fancy Half Hose and Isle
And BalbrIggan at LaFar's.-Adp-
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Catholic Knights of America.

Regular meeting Of Branch No. s. c H. OF
A THIS Thursday EVENING at O'Clock.
Members will come prepared to pay Assess
ment No. %.
By order OF The PRESIDENT.
WM CANTwELL, Rec. Sec'y.
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true test-the TEST or THE 0KEK
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Notice.

sAvANNAH. May DO. -.
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t.--r1 r-.- bulletin Tor the tWeuty-iOur
.--r- ending 40 q o'clock D. m. May :.
The Pickens sentinel. [volume] (Pickens, S.C.) 1871-1903, 1883-08-30

Gratis have declared in favor of whining out
the last vc>tige Of the system, and in on,
opinion their heads arc level.
Therefore we are in favor of n tariff for
revenue "A tariff for rcvcnue only, if that
phase is interpreted in comm on sense way
TO mean levy enough and no more than
enough, to meet the expenses of the Govern
mcnt.
We nrc utterly opposed 10 tariff on the
Republican idea Of protection for the sake
of protection. a mriH levied with n view
- raise revenue will give all the incidental
protection necessary for onr home produc
lions: for TO raise 5000, ,000, 600, will give
our home producers every needed advnn
'nge. Besides, rs soon rs Internal Revenue
taxes nre abolished, the Government, being
dependent on customs alone to raise re,
venue, will have to encourage mportarions
by making the duties reasonable Protcc
i've duties are only possible 1--WE mean
protective duties in the Republican scnsc)
when the Government has other sources OF
support, and can therefore afford TO dis,
courage or prohibit foreign impor,ations.
AS soon rs you strip the Government Of the
tax on whiskcy aud tobacco, you make her
dependent on foreign importnions, rs TO
compel such tariff rs will bring in forcion
gods to pay The duties. 1t WAS for this
reason that the high prolccrionisi insisted,
IN The last Congress, on retaining the
whiskey and tobacco Tax, and that Arthur
would not recommend the total abolition
OF the Internal Revenue systcm--or rather
this was one of the rcasons-the othcr WAS
1t enabled the Republicans to provide spoils
Tor their hcnchmen, rewards for Marty
services and centres for political machinery
Alter mature consideration, these are tbo
conclusions we have arrived nj, md we
believe they are on n sound foundation A,
any rate they are our convictions Of who,
is best for us, and we shall hold to Ih.u
until some better arguments arc produced
thnn We have yet seen to convince ma I,
the contrary.
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An Investiga tion.olI

The article published by us last
week in reference to tho conduct of
Revenue officials in capturing sham
stills, has borne fruit alrcrdv, and
IN will be scon from tho following
telegram ADMINISTRATION has bccn
ordered. Lot it be full and com
plctr:
WASHINGTON, August 25.-Thc
Commissioners Of Internal Rcvcnu,
t".d"y instructed Revenue Agent
Powell at Raleigh, N. G.. To in.csLi,
gate the report that several rcvenu,
"thcors in tho upper par. of South
Carolina have been swinding tho
government 0y hiring persons 10
put up old stills in remote plnccs and
ihon capture tho material in the
night time and obtain tho govern.
ment reward Of fifty dollars ior each
seizure, and also that tho same ma.
tor'al iA then put up in another par,
of tho State aud seized again.
IL IL alleged that only fow stills
captured in tho Mountains of South
Carolina have really bcrn used tor
illicit distiling
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| upon enrolling NAMES, II was Iuun.. ,....,
were twcnty-siN members present, VIZ
Capt. W. II. Austin, Lieut.. \. j. Slringcr,
| Srr5t Thos. Crymcs, Srrgt. J. W Crymcs,
Sergt. $ D. Stewart. Corrl. g. h. Crymcs,
Corpl.J. p. Glenn, privarcs e. Y. Arkc.
| II. II. Arir!i, II. d Bo2gs, }. \. Husas,
| W. NJ. C"olry, NJ. II. Deal, }. NJ. Glenn. i.
\ Green. II. \. tirlthr. &. NJ. Hamilton
W. W. older W. + lee. j. l. Mauldin, j.
| \. Majors, I. W. Martin. 5. Newton, ".
vi. Scott, J. '. Whit, J II. Wilson, aud
Caesar Wilson, cUlurcd.
The names OF such II" were present rcp~
rcsrnting other branches of IN, Coufcdrr-
ATE service, were mol!cl, VIZ: T. 4. Ackrr
ANA }. |. Halliday. Company +. Hampton
Legion; ID. '. Garrison, Company Is. 9TH
:. G. Cavalry; W. 4 Pepper, Company G.,
Ind y. G. Cavalry.
Upon examination of the roll prcnarcd
for the occasion. it WAS revised and correct>
Ell, showing number OF commissioned otli.
GERS, ~: number Of non commissioned otli-
GERS, -; number OF prlyaics. l9l; number
killed IN battle 32; number died Of wound.
\; number died III prison |; numi CT ound-
ei, 3E number discharged, -. CIT was in =
possible TO be exact To how many were
d"lachcd, o" unlimited fmrl'ugh, in hospi-
ttl, nc, so no cstIm ie WAS m tdr
resolution was adopted thinking Lieut..
:. +. We'ch, late A"iuinn, of The Hampton
Legion, for c0ntradicting and corrccli q
ihAt part of Grn. Shrr,d .ns account of tht,
surrender of Gen. Lee at Appomattox rs re-
h'c's discrcdii apon Gary Cavalry Bri
gndc.
The meeting was Pleasant reunion of
Old comrades and Mess mates. some OF
whom met for the first time in eighteen
years. Many an incident of camp If,
grave and gay, long forgotten. was brought
t"r'h, proving an interesting item to all
prcscut.
Some Of the ''boys" arc now gray haired
men, but to cIch other they are still the
same boys, nS when. marching and Fl shtiug.
ill-tcd, half clad, hut hopeful and cheerful,
''l NJ AppcmnIox, where they surend dercd
TO Grants countless hosts-srrueoliup to
the las, and bringing up the rear, they
ProDably were among the last in the army
OF Northern Virginia to cease firing, and
then only after "Mnrt. Gary" gave the
command
The next annual meeting will take place
Mt Williamston. on first Tucsdty in Auttsr.
1881, at 10 O'Clock a. NJ. N.
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The Tacif-Internal Taxation should
be Abolished.

There has been a good deal said in South
Carolina about "Frce Trade" and "Fro-
lection" recently, especially since the in
tcniion Of Congressman Dibbe and Tflrnan
to support Randall for Speaker Of tho next
r.ouse has been mndc public, The Tariff
is mn intricate question and requires much
study TO be understood We doubt if one
halt the congressman understand il in al
It's bearings "pcn The Government and the
prop'c. The ;n2"c wo study pUblic oucs>
tions The more are We convinced that states
manship 10 founded on common sense,
practical view Of things, and not on thcors
cs which book philosophers work out from
premises originally sound so far as they 90,
lat which are not applicable, on account Of
"'hcr princip pals "qnnlly sound which arc
lost sight of by these theorst.
Frcctradc means Of course direct taxation
md burden us more heavily than the Radi-
c'l taxation prior TO 1876 The Constitu-
on Of the United States requires direct
taxes TO he levied in proportion to populn-
Ton South Carolina hns one fifticth part
of the population, md would have TO raise
one h!ie'h Of the amount necessary to sup
port the Federal Government. some 81, 900
600 annually ns her share. Rhode Island
with immense wealth. having only 275. 900
people where South Carolina has a million,
would only contribute out OF her abundance
about 81, 100000 to our S40OO.O0 Can
we stand S4,000,O00 a year? Not much.
We would have TO pay for every negro, the
same as the Northern Stntcs pay for their
mi!lionaires. Imagine New York. for Jay
Gould and Vanderbilt, contributing no
more TO support the Government than
South Carolina for two negroes
As to the Internal revenue, it is n most
Of radical corruption in every PART Of This
State at lcast.~1a centre Of negro politics to
danger our control Of county and S;a:c
affairs and our Federal rcprcs entaton. 1t
encourages and fosters n system Of espionage
which is rcpugnart TO our form of Govern.
mrnI and dctcslnblc to our people. BY all
means let the spy and the infnrmcr 90. Be
sides II is nni Just to the South. Proper
iionatcly, we drink more whiskcy anil smoke
!"' re tobacco than The Northern coplc We |
therefore pay the most of the whiskcy and
I b"cco tax. all that, by the Inst act Of
Congress, is left Of this system. But when
The money gets into the Federal Treasury
Nor'h"rn thieves and ploticrs gohblc up the
huik of it, or il is spent in works Of public ,
utility of which The North gets the lions
share. There is no equality in it. 1t htcnds
much more than the tariff inequalities to
1mrovc,ish MS and benefit other sections.
ii is constant drain Of money ont of the
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Office Of the Adjutant and Inspector
General.

COLUMBIA, s. c., Aug. 2, 1882.
The Survivors Of the various commands
from Pickens County, which served in the
Confederate Army, arc earnestly requested
TO prepare ROLLS Of same for permanent
Record, in accordance with provisions Of
the General Assembly. 1t is hoped that
REUNIONS of ALL will be bcId this Fall
this being the hest means Of scensing nc.
cnr"cy. Jelny may prevent many from
beng made out nj all.
a" ,""ly as January 1862 Pickcns Dis
hici h'l II companies in the field and G
more were ready. SO far very ew have
btcl beard from
Elnnks, Stamps. Instructions, and, in
some ""scs, t':e Original Rolls, will be sem
on application to this Department.
y. VI. NANlGAULT,
Adniant and Inspect or General.
mug 80, 1883 40
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LOOK OUT!
The Big Show Still,
E.ASaAAIX. =. q.

CTlLL they come and yet they 90. Thos
- Qr MAKHLE BUREAUS will not srn>
All kinds Of Walnut and Panel Beds, coin,
and then are gone.
Spindle, Trund'c, and sihglc Beds; u
prices,
Bed Springs, Wirr ShuGk and Cotra,;
Mattresses, Chairs ami Rockers, nIl gradc,
large variety "i EAtrnSiun. Niichr,.
rcnp"y and Cciiirr Tables. pnrlor rh,t
Chnmhcr Suils. Lounges, Gra,l,cs, trin,
WI nIn":s, Hat Rnck-. Umhrclia Stand
thr"mos. Notices. PramcSi &c, Kitcnc
ntd side Board Safes
Always On hnnd u griicra' line OF Undc
takers Supplies, consisting of rnSkcr
burial Casey and Burial Robes. for boz .
Sex nI' styles. Collins Trimmed in III
siJ lc Of Handles AMI Plates, At all horl.
All G""d5 nj bottom figures Cali al,
sec 'or yourselves. No charge made t,
l""Lin" Acr"ni ih"ntv r," ..,r c,...
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Ex-C Chanccllnr james p. Carroll
died Friday evening, the 24Lh inst
"t CcSar's Head, aged about 70
years. lie was walking in the
woods few days before his death.
and n small spider it him in tho
faco. From this cry<ipclas set in
and terminated in death. Chnncol
'or Carroll was a native of Ed C.
he'd county, was elected to the lie.
@'sla'urc several times. aud in 1859
was elected Chancellor, which
position ho held until 1858 when
INC Office was abolished. He was Il
man "t high character, and fine loyal
attainmcnls.
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AS when She was Young.

,"l have used Pnrker's IInir Bolsom IN !
ike II better than any similar preparation
Know of" writes Mrs. Ellen Perry, vile
OF Kew. T. Perry, CT Coidhro2k SPRINGS
Mass. "My hair was almost entirely grIy,
hut dollar bottle of the IIalsam has re-
stored the sofincss, and the brown color j,
had when was young-nni y single gay
hair lrfi' Since began applying the
bhi*a N my s.halr has stopped billing our
ana INIT it is perfectly harmless and
agreeable DRESSING"
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state OF South GarOgina
County of Pickcns

BY ]. II. NEWTON, JuDGE or PROBATE.
Whcrcns, Mary NJ. Chaslnin has mrdc
suit to me, TO grant her Letters of Admin.
istrntion, Of the Estntc nnd effects of John
Chnstnin, deceased
These are therefore to cite and admon.
isb nll and singula the kindred and cred.
itors of the said John Chastain. dr.
ceased. that they he and appear before me.
in the Court of ProhH,e, 10 he Ireld ut Pick.
ems Q. H.. on the 3lst day Of Aug. 1889.
after publication hereof, nt IL o'clock in
the forenoon, t0shcw cause if any tnev
have, why ihc said administration Should
not he granted
Given under my hand and seal tbs, the
llth day of August a. d., 1883
J. II. NEWTON, J.p.p.a.
aug !G, 1883 ~
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Judge Joro S. Black, who was at
tornoy General during Buchunan'r
administration, died on tho 20 inst
ut hls home in York Pcnnaylvania,
lie has boon II prominent jurisL and
Dcm"GratIc Statesman for fifty years.
Shortly before Judge Black died
ho said to his wife: "IIuw can fcar
TO cross the dark river whom nv
Father waits for mo on tho other
shore" And added: "Would | wcro
ns comfortable about all | leave be-
NINA unfinished in This world" And
thon he brcallr"d the following enrn
est prayer; "Oh, thou brIovcd and
most morcitnl Heavenly Father
from whom | had my being aud in
whom L hnVc ever trusted, ii il be
my will grant Ln;L my Suffrriny
H"d and that | speedily be calIoI
nome TO Thee; aud oh. bless. and
comfort thee, my Mary "
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The "cnormous" bra ms of tho editors Of
THE SMNTINEL ~ f,r' ...'a1 1sglle HerGId
seem I. e'Fci. .... re Grecnvillc
.N,rs a good Jy. ..n,}- Never mind
hro .hcr .'oEca fow @osns f Norman's
>,r. 'tzine @m@D,l and We think your
ucv,o !. soon be quieted and your brain
restored to its FORMAL working condition
BY all means remain qciet during dog days
Over excitement or challenge to morra
C ,mbnt by either Of he above mentioned
editors might have a atal result md The
growing city Of Gro,r,ville might thereby
be deprived Of mos. Of its gas and left
totally in the dark. lie quet.
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Bargain No. A.

We mcah the old reliable Troy
City Shirts. Remember this.
You cai' h"J' = reinforced Lnnndrcd
Shirte!nr 15r. worth fully 81 90; II
Reinforce Un!aundrrrd Shirt Tor
15c. worth fully &l.O0; Linen
Front Unlaundrrd Shirt for so cents
worth fully 75r.; Linen Front
L"tlIidrrcl Shiri TOR Foe. worth fully
15c. D'n'r so without it, but come
and see us.
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NOTICE y

NJ OTlCE is hereby given, that nm appli
~ cnIiOn vii he made at the ext ses-
sion Of the Legislature Of the Sfnte of South
Cnrolinu, for ~ Rechnrter OF the Snssafrns
Gap Turnpike Road, with thc same powers
and privileges rs those heret oforc granted,
and to bo vested in tho present owners.
JOHN l.. THORNLEY,,
Secretary and Treasurer.
aug 3Oy 1888. 40 Sm
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The Second Academic year. since rc>cs-
tnh.iShinrn by Aci at the General Assem-.
hly. will begin nct"hrr I'd ncxr. App!c.
h"n Tor tadclSip must he made. on or he
lore September 2OIh next. To- the Chairman
Board "f Visitor, 1T Hninwel G.. H.. 5. G..
Fay t"drts received fruin any State.
Registers or Circulars FURNISHED by Su
per'ntcndcnt.
aug Is, 1883 AZ
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The Shapiro manuscript Of Deutcrononv
Wh'ch has onuscd such lively controversy in
ii'c crlry circles, is pronounced by DR.. Men,
naneS and Professor Snycc n forgery with
out any claims TO antiquity. Professor
9ayce compares il with the Moabite stone
'So round ny Sh"pira and never accepted
M authentic.
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Real Bargain No, 3.

(And II good ono t"o) All our fine
PaTaSDES to bc closed out II, New
York cost. BE sure you come and
soc them.
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joint Behn, respectable and en"r,
.gciic white farmer Of Union county, S. c..
~ smbbo,i and Killed by a negro tenant
win whom Mr.. Bchn vas demonstrating
Tor burning his fence rails The murdcr
Seems sc h9ve been ATTRACTIONS aud the Unr.
slefer. wllo Il now in Jail will likely pay
sA penplig 81 his life.
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WgNisQ E4HSTFiH

For II 5r. worth BE. Also wr will
close out ".irr lo,s ut l5c, 2Oc.,
25c 3Or., 33c. and Zoe. All good
fat bargains. Please bear this in
mind.
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BARGAINS ARE WHAT The 9Es,ls
w A N II,

MOI mere advertisements TO attract attcr-
lion TO draw trade, but genuine, simon NM,
bargains fN''
The people want something more ,hd,i
vain prclcnlions for their monty's worth.
). u MORGAN & BROS ability und
ca?ncity is directed to that cNd
The peoples interest is our intereet, nhd
MI ,he brain We possess is busily engage1
studying how We can best serve tho public
interest.
Our slipper trade has been immense.
The prices were of course tho chief induces
ment. We still have q small lot to clos
out FOR mere song
We propose selling them now while il Il
'he season IN which the ladies need ihcrA.
Road the list and look ut the goods.
3a phlr Elippcrs to close at 81 80 wor'
81 90.
l8 pair Slippers to close at ST 85 wor
So so.
opnir Slipper to close Mt So 10 worh
81 IS ~ " " WIZ
- pr Slippers to close at 81 SO worln
So OC.
=, II pair Slippers to clssc at 81 ~ wor.
&, y pair Slippers to close a, 81 l5 worn
b pair Slippers to close at s5 cents wort,
The French Saicen advertised l'st vice.
has been closed out.
~ lew OF those all Wool Nuns Vcilirr
advertised last week nj 20 crn,s s,in :.
mana. 1t is lmldly probable these goou
Will ever ne sold again for this price \
one should fail to examine Them ot lcns
SPECIAL BARGAINS offered in Whi,
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South Carolina Military Academy,

South Carolina Military Academy,
EiTAnEL CuARLEsToN, >. G., Aug. &, 1856.
nFFlCl NJ notice is'h"rchy given Of the
" following Beneficiary Va 'a..cl,s in this
academy:
Clarendon County One
t"let"n County One
Crccnvllc County Two
Lexington County Two
pickcns County Two
Union County One
Candidates 70 these places illsn'Goncc
APPLY I" the Chairman of HE Board OF
ViSli"rs-G"". Johnson Ilagood, B.t rnwel,
=. i.-ior permission to nrpea" before the
Examiners a. the competitive exam nations
to he held on the 20rh September cx t. nj
The respective Court Houses in the counties
named
j. p. THOMAS, Supcrintcn dent.
aug &, lS9" A. 3