The Charleston advocate. (Charleston, S.C.) 1867-1868, November 07, 1868, Image 3
REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
FOR MAYOR :
HOI GILBERT PILLSBURY.
For Aldermen :
W MU? I.
,1AS. Ft GRF.KN.
J. IV GKV)niN(|S.
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AV M. Mv KINLAY,
t?. AV. M. MA' Kl". Y.
w.v i. ;;.
T. li. M ACKF.Y.
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DAVID ILVKRON.
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f.. 1. ( I NN IM ; ll AM.
S. T. !\) VW.U.
( ll AS. VOtCi 1 IT.
RICH'D HOLLOWAY.
ROBT. IL HAM I TON .
riin.ir THORN??.
S. F. WALL.
W.w.i. 0.
M H. I '( M.LIN^.
MAl.Ct'.M II ROWS.
W \Ki. 7.
C. !'. WA LL.
\Y .Villi S.
THUS. H. SMALLS.
Register ! Register ! !
? V . lin- Registration 1er tho City
F.h'etion is tiiOiVfligtiiY new. To vote
?or StiVyot." and A!>UTU;I >>. you must iy?g
istor yi?t*v names 'I'O-jiAY (^aturday^
oj; II MONDAY m.\;. Don't delny.
Tliii elect it'ii N ? f inore Ideal importance
'.\v.\u Liai ?.| IV- li Wt. RcgMor !
V" fi ii:t 1 [?i' ?'.>'-v"' 1 'HAH
i. !.'S i ' '.V.
As :i class ,Y< ii eatijiotT< itidilleroiit to
liie city ?'IO'"! ii 'ii '.'i'. " tiiihii il? cit I?I.
You 11 ti v ti ; :\ ii;.:lt? ;? consult y?nir ow .
?nt ovos ts. ililli vi ito I"! :t Mit; ?tr ?.nd Alf
def mon who Avili iH't t rent thc laboriiiji
hiliii Willi iiit'ii'..'! tii.f i?r ft.titfiuiit. 'flir
avistociiivy li'?v>. ?.>11\.v l?i>l?t iif fit"1 "i
jYoWiM' If-'io. T?o\\ IniVC in'oii in lli?
IiiltiH ul' iitliuini.-t f. iiig ,,iir oily ililairs
with lin ?xtitivii|iH?i<.'?> which reipiired ii
system of stnyiTy to supp?t t. NY.- Ctui
nt?i afford to bo .kiVOs, foi1 tho siikooi
Fttppoii'thg tiny olitHH in indolence or t x
ifavagauije. li" lin- iinslocraey wbitld
lltom&elvos boat' tito Kuvdon t ofotir muni
t ip.ii gi?Voihiiyciit. wo would have lt ss
reason ut eomphtin, hut th?se bui'dons,
hy thc way of hi^h M U:.- , mid o.vorbitanl
tuxes, lost more heavily lipon thc pooi'
laborers than Upon any other ('lass. Wo
Wiuit ?i Nf ?yoi* itiul a U -ai'! Aldermen
who know 'hi'iii-fiw-- how to earn and
savo tnonoy-who will have o ii rc lind
.sympathy for thc working .-las.-- among
our citizens.
Hon. ( !n i:i i;i l'li.i.-iti ijv. our eandi
11 ii to foi' Maybr, isa lit representative for
the masses of our people. Ho comes to
us from among tho laboring men ol* New
Knglnnd. Although in early lifo without
tho advantages of wealth, hf worked his
way through ono of thc heist of oil r North
ern colleges, graduating with honor, leav
ing its classic halls with thal manly in
depohdciice of character which is devel
oped by self-reliance, hard study and
hard work, in overcoming tho embarrass
ments of poverty. Ho has never booh
dandled in thc lap of indolence and lux
ury, nor roped in wealth earned by tho
sweat und toil of unpaid laborers. Hi'
knows by experience how to fain an
honest living, and how to sympathize
with those who aro able and willing to
carn tho bread they eat, if only allowed
a fair chalice for success in the great
idvuggle of lifo. In tho present state of
attain* in our city, the time han come
when thc working merchant, mcehanie,
and industrious day laborer must bear
?'ic bu rd ena of the municipal government.
We cannot longer rely upon tho hoard
ed treasures that have been engulfed
in the terrible ruina of the war. It is
only by industry and economy that our
city ean arise from ita ashes, and again
clothe herself in beauty and prosperity
as th?-. " Queen of tito South," We are
living in a new era in the history of this
portion of thc country. H is an era. of
respectability^ honor and success to free
thought, free speech and free labor-an
age of progress, and wo. need men of
ideas and hard work, who ian adapt
themselves to tho times, to administer
our alla i iii. Lei every workingman* who
A
desires the prosperity of our city, on
Tuesday next
Vor- roil ( lu ui'.KT Tu i -ri io
and the i?epUblio?in candidates fur Aldor
ihen.
rm: / ihoiiKit is wonriiY o?' nix
mm:.
Tho workingmen bf Charleston have
hoon obligedlo labor hitherto for a mein
pittance whoa contrasted willi theprpilts
of their employers, ami liaVC been paid
their wages grudgingly. This. petdiaps,
is natural, arising as it doOS from the in
vctcvato rust..ms pf slavery. Which ex
acted the blood, hone j and sinew of tho
worker lo enrich owners anti capital;-; t.
? The spirit of this iiihtinitin institution
lingers yet around ?W? wharves, work*
shops, pattkingdtouseS, and ic. every
place w here lab..- tillers- its daily .'eei'i
fn es. Men of toil;, if yon want tins spirit
exi>ivised---ifyou .tani wages (rouuncu
sufat? with your hibbr- -ifyoii waul y?ui
cbiiditioil ameliorated, youl calling mailt
honorable and Independent ?: phiCc youl
ConlUlchcc in a man ot' feeling whosi
' ? veiw pulse heats in svnipalhv with tia
p'iHn aval the oppressed, ann whose ow 1
experience alfords him a thorough know
ledige of t ue need- ol' I he wa n k in e. 1 na n
I and
Voi i ron i ; II.ur.it i I'lt.l.sm ia .
and vole likewise foi the Kopuhlicni
erind'ubdes for A 'del.men.
u I'hiiju.'. WM. "ruo v. o', ii'. ci.Anh
ll will bc sicOil by lb" MI bj? ??ned eal
that the Hon. (?co \V\ Clark wit ht Ira w
! from IhoeOhtest falle- Mayoralty. Tili
action of Mr. Clark, arising ovUlcntl
' fiann (In- bi s* of polit ical indi i v?,4?, Will bi
ilOopl'y appreciate i by i v..;.... K? [nihiieid'
rai is ti Hollier ovid, m .. of tlc: worth
'spirit of ;dn; . ta'in? wlii.-!i inspires on
loading n u edlen 11K eoiniuon goi.nl i
imperil lo? I ;
CiiAi<i.i.5'i'os, November 5, l vd ,.
Thc imdorsigueil liordby withdraw
from 'die canvass UH a candidate fi
M.ivor. In doing so he tender- h
Ihtihki ld tl?osi> nun . .:pus l rc lids v? le.
p?flhil?ty has placed 'MCI in iiohiliiatiiii
and tfUs'tS thal the vote . -d' a!! good ed
/. ? * i ; s will be cast in favor of ivspotysih
and respectable men L>r Mayor ai
AIderuicn, in lU'dor ihcl'cby io place ti
eily interests in Um hands ot nun wi
, i ?a > lili;,.'' ila ChuUgoJi houddion
allans, -iud who Will i*l)Vc< an ee.n> -u
al. ? Mle ,..,.! ie a nd republican a. 1 Iii il. i -I r
.?"ti? f thc. cit) government, and au a
|li;nisi rat ioti nader which all olivssos sh:
?li? plOlH'l iy ?...>>.;?.?-??.? . ?.??.. ....... . ?? .1.
i lr-..?. NV. Ci.AUK ?
I'i.,- withdriivvitl of Mr. ('?ark hanno
?xe-? all tho elements of opposition top
so-called .. ei'.i/.?'ii-' candidate" ; all tb
' is necessary now t.> ensure the stlhC?
I of th.- people's Iriend anti tur p?bph
party is to dist a ->o!i?l
V?vj i lion (In I I I. ; I'M i'isiii'hv
and tho Iv publican candidates tor
ih rnu ii !
.. )'i: SUM.I. .Va'/' /,...?: '('?iS'l) /"'UV
, lt is a fact which bums down deep
I he remembrance of every sttuggU
foreigner whoso lot was e.vt in this co
mundy previous to tin' war. thal t
spirit of exclusiveness and proxefipti
I pres aleut Itere was as intolerant a- il
prevailing in the motherland, from win
. tiny Ih d in hope that they would, in tl
favored country, lind an asyhini when
" bank was Inn (he guinea's .-tamp.
And mau was niau for ii' that ;"
i-hopos, alas! which turned to asl
I'WliOil tlie fruit of experience was pine
lo their lips. Here they found no bro
erhood, none, ofthat equalityWhich lin
man to man. Tho degradation win
.slavery imposed ?ni labor was reflect
, back on them. Society was blocked-c
in *. ?Otts" as nu mero? s as tlie yea rs tl
j intervened nineo the State, was eoloniz
i hy its first '.adventurers," or hail,
I least, as many shades m'crging town
j tlie full 11 royal purple" as (here wa
! classes of business, kinds of crop, fir tl
parity in number of human chalti
owned. He that was not " to the n
nor born" found these pride-plated "<
?oles" almost impenetrable ; he was mc
ly tolerated-allowed lo labor and
I live, if lu: hended his soul to the di
j and bared his forehead to (he godh
j and Kcnseless customs which charnel
i zed this social deformity. Some
j tite more expert in thone things ha
won pecuniary station ; bul man wai
more than money-ho wants reeogniti
?of his intrinsic worth, of his equal nu
hood, of his right to a position in t
1 vaco for publi? honors-he wants to f
j tho air free around him when lui thu
anti speaks! l'.xiles from oppressed 1
rope ! Carpet baggers from ninny hun
I Your persecuted brethren of native bi
call to you ! AI'?KO from the n ingi
! position you now occupy, and which
?painfully visible in some of you-thr
ol1.'ile incubus which weighs yon do\
:1M<I ,u ng your strength with Uio largc
,u':u;v ml cosmopolitan Republicans,
M us 1 ?,1c over Ihis idol Chwdsm, tis
t'^hv-sot ,j in ,1,,. noiojiiiod ' citizoiiH'
oaiididatv; Juuj i,tti'o(liu'? a how nod
honoliooii ra ." ,,u, allaita of 1 lii^ coi?
"n,nKv impressieo
^ 1 u ( ; i\.itr.it i rn.t.MU KY
iimt ?ho Ki ,|,ii-:U, ettndidtUoH lot Al
dermen '
'? '?rr ' n.\ !> MI: SM AX:"
ty lin t.ms ?n> v? -,Hy. n? Omi miikvi" i??' "> ??- ?
My nulli, uiy h?<i ri.?,M(,ii. -rn-.', noni, spiHl
.>?.! l*?Tf- ". ' v t|,;l, ,i\o.ti av: l?'?t !..'-' ' -'?'.t
of.
Til?? maa win .fly,,... )(, p"v ymir \ ole
i with illlilttH' "' i^iiiisOM, ot to smite it
i Iront you hy Ihtyg <,f dismissal Iron;
employment, sliop pr pur nod tis tot
liit'ttti a tiling to lt? conVorsC with. X?
und tor Whtil his ,s|tinn. how appar
r?liodi "i li OM !'Vsipp. his sp?ocii
mana, i. or past hi ll :0). g, you'j ?"> is :
?Vji -, li d creature. ; \ htis'??i his csti
mtili ol' >{out' hoiior oy^ OW|i inonptici
ty t,. ledi th?- liiitltitl S'-cnlinuMlt of (int
. Untidy tim'- A cbnun\tfti|01. ,m /.",-,
foni'sm. ipioted ii; tit? t,<r,y,. ,,r Thur*
tiny, fotnttrlvs that. . Uh lo ?s capable i
ha ming an Opinion, hut ?Vsitkthg imo
Ijootl; and a renegade fron^r}nciph?, fa
lets, whether fioln Il'ttr or tcrost, oitlu
in politics or roi ?gio?-??? ig contrat
lo his own de?tberhto jndgt?jjt-in o
position !<. i * ? -i ow n well i'1 .'.'.doro ' c<>
viotions-is a traitor to nself. h
c.at,try. ami his Clod!" So v ;u
will iii iii Hitit he who. tliroit^ :l niel
desire, i" serie his party cir phonal i
tCrest s. ?lea.nels io the ''M'inplU
bi isi hos.? of encouraging the oor
bribes, or I h void citing them vvitti V^iiti:
td from cioplo-.nu at. to betray thir vtt<
their interests, and Ibu cause xvii I ai
? at their phill icu! welfare anil sbii4 c
vMjj lt. is a monster of mott' g\?j
mien than tim viet ii? bf his base ari
I'owtiro of all snob .. libels oh th'
teat-, form." Spurn thom from yoi
voa w .nhl erawliiig fopllleSi Spit i
them timi An I heir promises ch'tltr
' iittd Ussoi'l your munb">? by a phna
V, 11 ; i - nt ' 11 . it i r I'M.i sncjhY
...tnI tin ii pul >r..:.n t .Meli.il ates Ipi
ile! ni.'ti.
... v. iii? t; iro.i/A'.vj'
This, is the head-lim- ..! an artit
thc .V. ic.v td 'I liursflay. which might
been writ tint by s<?nie bhtbborjdU'
. .vu,, was .m -i oxportom mg Ins first
salton., of (in- .. grund passion," air
sonii'Wlifjit tendcii.-h ill the-head.
wtit. i. whoever he is-it can't li
editor .-appeal- to .. oiir noble ami
;. tlc i\ omen" t" u-c llicir s Wool ?nih
. toward securing tim election of
Henry' 1). I.esesne-superb inline
tl-..- mayoralty bf this city. Aftei
i-hing all thc " etunplinmnttirv liol
he could think of. ami using all tin
ol the incipient 'over upon them, he
the ijUesuOll-- oh, so tenderly !-- an
pibrihgiy beseeches theili to for.s.al
. the tiuromantic duties of thc house
and plunge willi him into lin1 min
, of politics, to do hatti.' agaim
.' needy tidvi nt tit ers" who so ext .
ire and his jealousy. What elli I
appeal wiil ha\t* upon our noblero
remains lo lu* seen: but. if thc .'lt'
iiiiprossible ?is lite writer of tl tiri
supposes timm to be, we may ex ' I s
queer scenes on eh .'iou day-sucl
: uii/.Calous hushniids lcd to tl pol j
their collars in the linn gr. p ol i
wives, and lovers twitched bili?ses
between the dainty lingers : their ;
ioit.s mistresses, etc., eb'. ,; the m
! time our male popuhdio: may ex
I scant fare timi poor recition at ht
" Cold victuals" will I in vogt
" cheery welcomes" al discount,
j many a father, husband ..?fl brother
go ttl his home to liiii'i! deserted
desolate, and ils ti Ila i rs-itally n?glet
because " .Missus ?mdlite wimmin I
is g?nc out 'lectioneet ? !" \N e beg
noble wollum" lo k:p aloof from
' nieddliug with ino n's .ufa i rs ; but if
can, in a quiet tine' .. gentle." way,
crt a little inihmiie, they will ser
"cause" Hitit nevi: yet was "lost
using it to ineteas.ihc
Von; von GMIUKT PII.I.MIUKY
j and tile l?epublicv:candidates for Al
' men !
I -
.? .1 l?Oi?t: 77//,'^'^ /.."
j IOVRKY one k:;.a\.s that tho city of t
, leaton is now wuiipArittivcly poor
' has been brotiiht lo thc \e?'\ vorg
j bankruptcy, aider the administra tic
the men wlio lu ought on I ho war
', kindred dhitster? lip?li the. country
, was fortun.ttt' for ?lie city that the
tary gave ? timely chct'k lo thc old i
j bloated, autocratic govornment C
city, by appoiutiug ^ Yankee Mriyo
? pew aldermen, who ht judicious mat
flieht are now saving the eily, on (heJ
authority of tin- ?Y<??\vno< less Utah a i
hundred thousand dollars a year. Tho
question tu be decided on next Tuesday
ia, Shall tin- gbverh'hi'htof tia* city be '
turned over into the hands of ibo obi i
aristocracy, vvhoi know helter how lo,
spend mo?tOy than in carn or saVe il, of
liv tin- election nf Mn. I'li.i.sncKY, ho
continued on ijhc score ol' Judicious econ*
'oiny. \Vi? bas o nol the means ol" sup-j
; porting tim eily govertitnehl on tim old i
j pian of CAt ra Valance ? If.Mu. I'ii.i.sncitv
' i- upi i Voted it wili .. in.lke ncci asary ?li ?
increase, in the r.oc of taxation, which j
: . aili so swell the expenses of thc mer-i
. chants and shopkeepers Hud they will j
j "be obliged to charge higher prices for j
I " their goods. Clothing, bread, bacon.}
" and all kinds ol' provisions, will bo ,
'? dearer than they arc now, and thc la-,
?' boring man will lind that his day's,
" wages will buy far lc--; than they do at '
i this {?ino.
..High tuxes will cause high rents,
:u which will make it diilicull for any ki
pillon hg man to keep a roof over the
: " hoad of his family.
'. High taxes will diminish all profits
from business, amt wilt cause the iner
.. chants to discharge some of their hands.
. .?or, tit least, to reduce their wages,
.j "High taxe-; will prevent Ute colored
.. man from acquiring ?my ptop-erty. and
.. will rob him of what little he has al
" t
, " really.
1 " High taxes will drive trade to our
, .. sister (dttes, and will throw tho colored
..people, by thc hundred. Olli Ol' CmplOV
j, '.. mont.
! o Hear bread-dear moat-dear cloth
. b jug-high rents--low wilges--hundreds
'? out ot' work : this ts what tho laboring
iiven ami mechanics, white and colored,
s i
" limy expect " ij. they do no/
v Kii.ncr C?ii.ninrr l'li.i.sitrKV
lind tin- Republican candidates for Al
i- ' de rm cia '.
_ ; Republicans ! (bice again wo urge
upon yon lite neeos-ity nf polling i very
vote. Ho that remains away fro/n lin
I nolls or neglects lo east hi-- vote at stiel
y? iii hm deserves to bc a slave. I ?et nf
? i jllbroats, -otu looks; rn- smooth words dc
. er yon. kl Man is niau, ami who li
more!" Itt? orderly, poacoahl , as be
c..moth the supporters of him who sail
?I.ct to. have peace," but be ? letet aniitet
uve
wai resolute; as nun should be win
??'bi .bpie ..f.d...I .,..i.
. them, dhus voting and acting, you mat
* ..'rest assured th a vii tory that will brim
iiiiiiuinocrod blessings in ils (rain,
thc wi_
'A notion or TUF, kfj?cvwx
" Tue Republicans of Charleston nuuk
-h igrand rally ott Thur.sd:iy evening ol
a\ n e present week, to express their mn
Inti] congratulations on the results ol'
i?' tho roden! election. Tho meeting was
s called al the corner nf Calle mn and
i- Melding Stroits, and tia- gniUcvjhg at
li this point was immense. Very appro
k pi ?atc speeches wero made hy llonblos.
?1 Ai d. Hausier, A. Sawyer. A. C.
ie ; Mackey, and 1). II. Chamberlain. The
- vast crowd all appeared in excellent
s spirits, and the remarks in reference
h I to National victory for manhood suf
$ ' frage, and equal rights were greatly
e ? relished.
At tim conclusion pl lite ^peOches ti
tori h-lighl procession was formed, which
y 1 ina relied through Hie principle streets
? iii tho eily, and on its route paid
d i due respects td the residence ol' tin:
: \vt?ikinguien's candidate for mayor,
I- lion. li. Pillsbury, win? made a chal
ti aol Mistic response lo thc call ol' the
Crowds, which was received with great
CllthiisiasnV. Messrs; Taft, denks, and
tl j nixon also made remarks here, thal.
Il j were gratefully received. Thc proc?s
il j sion was very luminous and impos
. j ing. 'l'he staple production of our
a .Slate, j?i t oh-pi no. contribute! large
ri ly t? make conspicuous this brilliant
H ! demonstration i n honor cd Uns ever mein
i" of able event iii our national history.
. We noticed many very appropriate mot
t tues borne iii the procession, stich as
f Nu resurrection (ii the Rebellion,"
[.'The workingman's parly," '?Freo
,speech, fret! press, a,ul free ballot.'1
.. Ktpiality before tho law, ?f Thc aristo
cracy td'labor," >l Universal su Hinge the
dread of tyrants," ..Thc right man in
thc right place.' ''. Rc.g?sier for tile
. Mayor's election." " Let ns have peace."
I, All of Hie proceedings were very or
I' dorly tUUl quiet. In till thal, was done,
f there was no empty partido, but tho
I j demonstrations of a grateful people
t j whose hearts were too full of joy and
. gratitude for utterance.
O' ....
1 lie Indiana farmers are selling their
v .torn in the Held at li fly cents a bushel, to
r< ! he lid to hogs, i-, hieb sell for t ight Cents
- , a pound.
TIVOLI (?VKIU.N SCHOOL.-This school i
ipetiud hist Monthly willi Miss Issie ll.
Diulinun ns lYiiicinnl ui?d NUss fttury >,
Kvun. Ast. 7?? scmbUit's uro enrolled.
Thc?'o should lu' twice tlnvt number.
Lol OV,\' friends ?? thc Northern sur
lion of Un- l ily sec to it Unit ? viii y child
nt' proper age attends school.
lM:us(>s\\r..--C\)inmanuOf Sinne, light
house hispt'titor Tor this 1 Matriel,litt? led
mi :t tour of inspection to the dilloronl
points in his jurisdiction.
?dvernor Scott, Senator Roberts.nt
?uni .'ustiff Itogo,arrived in this city
yestiM?l:iy, ami tn t1 stopping nt the Chur
los ton 11otoh
Govorhoy Scott is about t*> go to Cin
cinnati willi :l view ol' interesting the
Capitalists of that vit y in the Bim' Ki?ig?'
Hsiilro ?I.
MARRIAGES.
I At New liriltihi, ('billi ii (?einher l.'ilt. hy
1 l.'. v. Mr. (?OOHAU.. Kev. 'I. Wp.I, MU' l.i.w
Ol' I'huih'.-l'Hi, S. f.. timi Mrs. ANNA
Itt t.-1:t l r IIAVVKS, daughter ni Prut", li. ll.
: linn it I. illili mice bfKTiiiil Burrin, the lonni
. fil blacksmith.
In tin? eily, .November l-l. "nv ,\. M'i'.i;
?STt.ll. !>.!)..Mr. CoMMOPOUl'. IjAH.Y. amt
Mis- < i. A ttl.'-- A NUAltor, titi nt Chariest Otb
Ss
penni f?ix>UTO
rX'? 0<>t?Hi?oii?>Llv<?H*
'rim follow itig arti. lr. limo Hie Illiston
' M"-.ri./".? CVwis, ni' Aug. 'ililli, IStbb W'lU hi
fooiai interesting in ('oiistuiipHve sulVercrs:
i ,i7isx; co.\ri'i,AiNi'H, .ve.
Ti. tiii.se trnnlihul willi Inn;: cpiliplllhlts,
bronchitis, asthma, .-inti K?iiilin-.? complaints
I ejtn ronst'l-'iillotisly roboiiiittoiid thc pre
I script ion nt' lb-v. Kd iv ii rd A. Wils.m. ol' Wil
llnnisbiirgi Killy's (.'oiinfv. N. V.. tu bu ?
sure reiilt'dy. I have tm ilmibt al nb thal (lu
! medicine saved my wile's life. She wa? glvei
Inp.hv tin- best physician tis beyond bis .?Kill
I anil M r. Wilson's remedy cured her, hy tin
Ibb'ssin.u' nf timi, Thls'preseriptioii '-an lu
I ob tili ne? I froc nf K**v, Kdwiird A. Wilson
Williamsburg. Kings County. N- Y. I Uil?V
nf s.-vetal Oilier iUSttlih'e.S where the femeil,'
ba? ell?etod cures nf lil lt g diseases, v hid
I bullied the nrsr medical alivien. NuW al
j w lu? liti'yo 11111;' foinplilhibs, nr (?VIM) Ibinl
I consumption ba.? seized lipon them, take in;
advice if you wmii -.Mtv snell remedy, am
Send nt oiii.'c tis above, illili von will neve
j miri-ft it. .'. N. Br.ttUv.
j Ilusi?n. Mas?. oepji ly.
Hopkins has Come !
,| i I ? ii yo tim pleasure nf announcing to rn;
' ?nhl patt'OllS ami liiumls. ul' ('liavlestmi. tba
!?1 am al linnie neilin, mid wiH as hcrelbfor
i glVc hKSSPNS l>? MI'S?C. ?mil ?ill depart
nichts eonncelrd willi my hue. My schon
?li.- ?il wv nhl stand. ?Hoi li7 llenr:etl:i street.
JOHN T. HOPKINS.
A colored Profes-'ir.
fTitirliistoii, s. c.. net. Kb tf.
IS p Tl OEi
OX SATl'llDAV, XOYKMBKK 7ril 1SR:
will be sold ?it HIV nillee. conter ol t'a
: I )^.vi.-it\-}J' iKW-. irV.i . ?tbiY \.?Nlc.d>'e.-:? ruV
Hospital property ni ..- Hnhed Slates (!b\
(.ruinent, invoices nf which may lu- sfjftil ti
iibuve. 'J'enn.. i ?asib
lil-".? >P(.,K S. I'd./.KU,
A. A. Surgeon U. S. A.
In eliurgc ol'Health l)cp;0 tibold, 0
(.'hilliest ?>i i i s. c.
Xnveinbi r 7th, I SOS ^
. li"ov willes
^1 {\t\l\ Wl" PUrchilSC a small col
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Tin- House Contains loni .s(|titu e l ooms wit
kitchen atlached -double piazza, ithdsiablhi
Inf t bree horses. The bb measures ?? ?.:(
! lr on I by lon ti-et deep. TherC is a Rivoli wei
. nt water on the priunises.
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