The tribune. (Beaufort, S.C.) 1874-1876, April 14, 1875, Image 3
i lie town Council nucls to lii^ht.
Time vssfcls of the Fleet have arrived.
>. O. Jom-B Esq. cierk of the House, is
in town.
A fire in Allendale last week destroyed
property Worth $10,000.
The rounty commissioners meet tomorrow
to receive proposals for past indebt
cdness, nod for other business.
Wantrh.?Copies of the Thibckk for
T* March 24th. for which we will pay 10
' s cents each.
S. D. ^Gilbert and Joseph Ro I in son
have been appointed commissioners of
election for llianfort County.
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In the U. S. Court m Charleston last
week Marcus Chisolm was convicted of
stealing U. 13. pr< perty and was sentenced
to pay $100. fine, or go to jail.
* ? ' Lay after tomorrow the two murderers
will he lumg ii* the ijoveruoi does not
interfere. A large crowd is expected,
* unJ all will have a chanro toj>ee the execution
as it will be public.
The sulcs of delinquent property for
State and Couuty taxes takes place May
3rd. Every one who has not paid up
should not neglect it any longer.
Delay will only add to the costs.
The Schooner Hattie Turner ITupper
Master sailed 6unday foi Konnehunk Ale.
with 238.000 feet lumber from the null of
D. C. "Wilson & Co. The entire cargo
was loadi d ins-de of seven days.
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II. Pinckncy Walker Esq. II. R. M.
Con.-ui in Charleston and Captain Jones
R. N. of the British Legation at Washington
paid our town a visit last Saturday.
They were the guests of Captain Boutelle.
Capt. Arnold of the \aeht Annie run
his boat on one of the sunken piles in th<j
Savannah river last week and stove a
i y liolc in lior bottom. The cargo of cotton
> seed and groceries was damaged and the
i boat saved by running her ashore.
Tt.- T> - 1! ^ * *
i iiu nrmun^ unnm A^npiatinn
* promise ? treat tomorrow evening at the
Sea Island lintel, in the shape of a
Sociable and 'leaparty. Every friend of
the Association should pive the occasion
their presence (and their 50 cents.) to
Be!p along the enterprise.
Attention is called to the advertisement
of the County Auditor in another colmuii
regarding forfeit- d la- ds.
It will >c Seen that parties having lands
forfaited can ? ow redeem them, and also
that in case where th?y were forfeited
on ?xoc?si\e assessments the tax and
costs may be reduced to a fair amount by
application to ti:e Board of Equalization.
The Union Herald says that a claim
passed the house 1?> r $250, and afnrwards
the amount wa< fraudulently raised to
$2,250, simply by prefixing the figure 2
to it. As there va? only one claim of
1hnt amount aud that in favor of ltob?,ft
Btualls, we are given to uud retaild tl.at
^ the clerka tried to forc e on Mr. Smalls
the small sum of $2000. But they failed.
The election in this C<-unty for Senator,
two Ri pfesentativea aT>d a County Com
missioncr has been ordered tr> take place
on May 15 h. Candidates are plenty as
blackberries, and every hour fresh names
are mentioned. The canvass promises to
be spirited at least unii' the nominating
convention meets, after which the course
will most likely he walked over by the
regular nominees. The printiug will be
done at the Tuibuni*. office.
v Owing to the Tec nt reports of yellow
fever at Key West and Havana all vessels
from these porta will her-'sfter he quarantined.
'1 he health officer giv. s notice in
another column. Ti e fcv. r has entirely
disonp^arcl Iron For Wert, if wo ore
o c<-dit the bulle.'in* of tne nethori.ies
thei j, bet \?e are rather &.;epwc.?i, as we
l.av j yet to _ee the lir&t iuatanee whc. c
our Southern cities co roc e' d -avor to
concal the existence of yellow jack
^ when they are visited ':y it.
f Rob rt Frmdls brought from Columbia
last Saturday $10.f0C. of the State appro
priation for schools in this county, ibis
will be good news to teachers who have
been unable to get any salary tor several
months. The above sum has been
Apportioned among the townahijfe by
the School Commissioner as follows;
Reaufcrt $1403.40
Jlluffton 447.35
s_ oosuw oat cine 1008.26
Goctlio 566.07
ITi'tou Head 507.79
J.nwton . 688.23
* People* 688.28
PoCotaligo 412.94
Robert 653.82
Ft Helena 1428.08
Fluid.n 658.82
Yem esse* 782.86
Ladies island 610.06
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In our last issue a wrong meaning was
given to the opinions of onr worthy Intemlunt.
He did .not say that the Governor
was too honeat for the good of the
I party, bnt that he was too honest to
sutiefy the greed of members of the party
wlio arc only Republicans for g..in, and
make a gr-ut show as ]? ad rs.
No one is more detritions of honesty it:
the Republican party than Mr. WilHnrs
and hotMnfcs that it can purify itsel
and that t.heono"er the thieves arc thrown
(iVcrlinarri 1?? !*?? " ?
...... ........ ?# ?. m uri (tn i iu?l Hi'* n?? Vii'
tioii of thu piirty depends on its purification.
Bv.ddingtm nn ^ " cmoo
V-ho hare bc?u?engar?ed in the lumber
buainean at Foot Point, have purchased n
{(orti-fttOfMrs. Maifiur'a land, and have
md a large force of men engaged in
grading the ground 'preparatory to laying
a railroad track from Beaufort rivi r
to the Port Itoy.il R. R. Thov arc about
erecting u large saw in ill on the pi p-rtv
and it fa intend d to trunap ?rv thelumb-r
to lb anfort river over the new truck for I
pbipun nt. Tt la claimed that it isolvapcr
for tlie mill men to saw the htn>ber her
li in ioga purchased and atiippcd brail,
lliatl to U.cule i be mil h iu lue woodv
ami cut tlie logs tl.e;nacl\'.s.
*! her? iata'V of brittci' " *o fl T~a*er
nlhi r mill- ; on iie. *?? . ".ioi. on tlif; line
id tiie road.
.iC . iwn i icrli II i;l <ii.ll nil' :'i
| rlic Democrats clecud ttie Governor, ;md!
three representatives in Congress, a train ; "
of ?wo reprentntivea. the Republicans:
still have oue rcpr?*entitive against three
lust year.
As there are many stories afloat r -gnrd- 1
iug changes in the management of the
port H'<yal Ha Proud, \v. are authorised
to say that no cuanges have tnk< n plan
and that there will be n<<ne at present. I'
What may be done at the next annual
meeting we cannot tell, but if mill men
on the line of the road have to pay
demurrage on vessels because they cannot : (
get their lumber carriid to Port Royal,
we think a change would not likely be n
detriment, to the interests of the stockholders.
We arc informed that three
vessels a:o now utd-.r Uunurrage anu
the lumbt r waiting at the miils hut
transportation cannot 1* o'-ta ned, as t
the cars are engaged in carrying cord j t
wooa. I
i \y
j Direct I'ltAtiK. Mcn.-r? Peter Papm ?
& Cii. nave added another enterprise to
Port Royal. They announce the Stlir.
Ida Smith to nail on the 33ml. inst. direct
for Nassau and the West Indies.
This line will cpen a uew field to this
enterprising firm and i\e doubt not but <
they will make it a success. The ship- (
incut of guano to Port Royal trom Nassau
? already an important trullic and freight
outwardly will offer as 6;)on as it is known
ihut wo have facilities lor its trausporta- f
lion. The firm promise shortly to put 01s
a line of steamships. Aiay their most
s.ing;,; .e hopes be realised and their efforts
crowned with success.
The Be.v i?i.a>d.-For sonic jitnc Air. j
V? ll.iams lias been trying to lease or buy [ 'f
the Bea Island iioicl, without success. t
Although lie made the Ktcst liberal 1
offers, the Cjmu;is->ioi.ers declined to come
t? the terms, t mil the recent visit of Air. \
Purvis to Bvai.Tort, who in as no doubt J
J convinced of the folly of keeping the house n
j closed any longer, a .d made a raugements *
for its Icasr, subject however to the uppro r
val of the board. Intcmlant Williams ?
intends to furnish the hotel in elegant *
style with ucw furniture thnughout and
w ; d.m'otJJ not It ho] traveling public
will find out soon that 1 c knows how to
keep an hotel. It is intended to have
the opening as soon as arrangements can
bo uiadc for the furniture and every cit 1
iierf of B- aufort uili wish success to the ]
.enterprise. .
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Dunng the late war the C< nfederates \
I tote nearly one-luilf of Hie p opulation of
I the State, yet they arc told, "You have
no press, and whatever sentiment* you
may hold, or whatever emotions nay (
hurh in your bosoms, arc almost totally
unknown to yonr own fellow citizens, to
say nothing of the outside world.'' A ,
convention is therefore called to meet at
Richmond, August 19. "for the purpose
of considering and adjusting all political >
fiannncinl and other questions toucniug '
your interests and prosperity as freemen
and members of a great commonwealth."
The sooner the colored people of Vir- <
ginia and the entire South come to the
conclusion that there are no "political,
financial and other questions touching <
their interest* and prosperity as freemen '
and mcmb'rs of a gn at commwealth," ]
separate and distinct from the interests
of the white members of the same com- :
monwealth, the better it will be for them.
Under the existing laws they have all
the right* of firceinen-they aro equal before
the law, and have the same guaran
tee with tin ir white lellow-eitizens of "lift' ^
liberty and the pursuit of happiness."
With this thoy should be content, not '
forgetting that, the same upright, honest,
intelligent system of government that T
secures these rights to tlie wliit.es must r
secure the same to them.
. 1
Qn.vKORue.?All is mt lovely among
brethern of the Orange, i he. Patrons of
Husbandry in Iov.a arc splitting up into |
independent fragments. 'I lie reported i
grievance is tli it llie Crr.ngc lias lost al[ t
oonfidfci.ee in the national offic rs, und '
that the finances have been mismanaged. ^
3^A-FtXTSTE 3STE"WS- [
St. TTki.kxv Sorxu. f
Arrive!.? Aprl 5th. flwedi6li bark p
Em a nu el, Hansen master, Gi days rom '
Marseilles, in ballast to Cumpbcll W. & Co.
?7th. British briT Tnw", Ceonr" master, i:
26 days from lb?k; r, Ai'riea, in ballast to
Campbel1 V.'yllie A Co.
?8c??r. Marv A. Hood. Rteelmsn rnaster,
from Charleston to Cau.pb lii \v. & Co
Bailad.?8th. Pi^nan liark Kuhtinn
8und>trooi master, for I nnd ?n with 1,00
| tons phosphate rocn from Oal; P't mines. I
?P-tn. I*r.'. rigaut'.a. H-ith 'Jra.t, Richardson
master, for IV'f-st Trcl.i; d, with '
<40 'tons phosphate rock froui Cuooaw fi
Alining Co.
New Advertisements,
SOUTHERN
DIRECT TRADE.
tegular fortnightly rick," Lin? between Poi
toyal. 8. C., Naf*eu and the
-WEST xismiEia,
1'.
The fuBl Eclioourr ' IRA PM1TH " CitpLt'it M;
ere will leave Poril?o.\al for Nue.-no ou tho 221
Litat. For freight or pris?n?c apply to
l'STEK PAPIN & Co., Agr ntr Tort Reinl.
T, DAKLrFG & Co., Agent* Nnerau, K. P.
Shortest flea passage from the U. Sand Canad:
*nd shortcut Route from tlio
West & Southern Markets
to the
WEST INDIES
and vtcc versa
On the firot of Juno next, a fot .nightly Atom
ihlp. Mail. Freight aud Passenger service ill ti
'stablinhcd between Port Royal end tltc prlncipi
><tint6 in the \\ eat Indies, connecting nt llnvau
vith the Tmn,-AUr?ut!e Pi earners for Frame an
tiexlco.
PETER PAPTN & Co A gout*. Pert Royal.
2ALDO & Co Agents, Havana.
nprl.l4-tf.
MRS. SiMlTlf
"West Street between Craven and Nort
Streets.
JiinnEiinra mpato
onptured the fla~ <?f th? 5-ltli Mnssacbu- i
setts regiment at Fort Wagner. It was a
color..d "regiment, and was terribly
decimated in the asau t upon that fort.
Tbceapured flag had been in the
possession of General It. S. Ripley ever
sine?, uniii he presented it, recently, to
tho' State through Governor Gaston.
General Rip'ry said that he intended |
tok<cp the flag u .til Massachusetts should 1
elect a Dcnn crutio Governor, through
whom the presentation could be made.
That'contingencj' huvingjhappened,4the
flag was forwarded to Governor Gaston,
i>y whom it was presented to the Lcgisla j
ture. That body absolutely refused to (
inseit the name cf General Ripley in the <
resolution accepting the flag, and the i
State is placed in the position of accepting !
it, while insulting the courtesy of the
man to \\ horn it is indebted for its return.
The colored members of the Y rg nia
Legislature have iqstmd an address to
their y oonle, suggesting thai they cousti
jiA?WUl*&UUi JULi.L A O,
CANDTF3. TOBACCO.
FASCY CAKES, 6EGARS
All of the liest quality and to the lowcs
inures constantly on hand.
ai>r!.14-tf.
FORFEITED LANDSOFFICF.
AFDTTOIt RKAl'FORT COUNTY. I
IlKAl FonT. S. C., April 11, 1ST'). 1
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT TAXPA1
:*b desiring to redeemI.and? Forfeited to theStai
or 111 n-;>aymont of te.se- at a? y time, <nt? uo s
>y application to (his Oftiee. Should app'icatio
>e made by letter, it niuat statu In whose ^ani
he lands were forfeited.
Taxpayers feeling themselves aggrieved at t!
alnatlon of lands forfeited (on which vnluatio
he taxes arc based,) can apply to the Couut
loard of Equalization, through the County Trea
irer, for a rcduct'on of the valuation of said pro]
rty. and this reduction in t ho value, ion will ah
educe the amount to be paid for a redemption.
All applications to the County Hoard cf Equal
:atlon for a Reduction of Valuation, must I:
iccompanied bv aflldavits of, at least, two tfisii
erestcd parties.
L S. L.\Nni.rr,
County Auditor.
Kptl.14.-St
EST AT K NOTICE.
\r.L "PERSONS hoMintrcLiimsugntns
he Eatatc of AD AM LINK, Hec a^ed, o
ar'io r.iny b i'ijchtcd to paid Estate, cr
icrc^y notified to present and prove thci
tceounts, or make payment of such iudel
;cdnc?s to the u; dersigned, at l<;s ctHc
n Boau'irt, Beau "bit county, S. C, with
ji the peri d fixed by law.
II. G. .TUDD. r. r. c.
Qualifii d Acini eifet rat or.
Beaufort, S. C. April 14, 187*.
N O TI (MT7!T) P1L () T S.
Fn Coi!n,iA\T*. with the th'jd section c
the Quarantine act, pilots conducting :nt
Fhis II i-bor vessels from K< y Wept, an
Havana, will aue'aor the same oil Bit
Poiut.
3. E. Tl;"!VPf.ON.
ep.14 Houlth Office, Port Roya
AUCTION SALE.
PURSUANT to nn Order of the Probal
Court, I w ill offer for sale, at Public Auc
lion, rn Saturday 24th inst. on premise
if Jaa. M. Crofut Esq.,ON.c Soukkl Mars
tbout ten years old, with nrv>93 anBuggy,
of the property of Estat: of Adar
Link.
n. G. Judd,
C. C. C. Administrator.
Beaufort' 8. 0. April ih, 187".
A.s?essment for 13 7 6
Office Cockty A ruiTon, )
Beaufort, 3. Aptil 14, 1875. f
The Act relating to the nsst-esmrnt c
property having Ixrn amended, the a*
segment for the fiscal year of 1875 wi
commence on the
FIRST DAY OF JUNE
rnd continue until the 20th day oi Jul
next.
The assessment will he for
PERSONAL PROPERTY
only, l>ut those failing to assess land
last year, or who have
SOLI) OR PURCHASED
rmds s'nee the last assessment, will not
said changes<*>n their returns, tngethc
with any changes that may have take
place in the boundaries of their lands
consequent on such sa'e or purchase
with a statement as to whether sail
lands so sold or purchased is Plon
Meadow, or Wood land. This statuncn
is necessary in
EVERY CASS
where lands have changed hands, anwill
save taxpayers much trouble, as wel
13 c< nduce to the corroctnexs of the ol
icial record, ami greatly laciiitute tl.
f)ay:uei t of taxes.
EACH LAND OWNER
mist answer the questions on the retur:
is to his Post Offic e, in a legible hand
is this will render correspondent
jetwecn this Office and taxpayers easj
vhcuever inquiries are necessary.
1 HE BOUNDARIES
>f every tract of land must be given tlr.
>ffice (where the same has not already
>cen furnished,; so that the Auditor ma;
;no\v the exact localiiy of every piece <i
and in the County
In making returns great care must 1>
aken to have them correct, is ?rr>rs in
eturns invrinbly (when n -t discovera?le
by this Office) ret on the fax Dupli
ates; often pruiitig expensive to tu.\
aycrs, as well as troublesome to tin
i udifor.
Further notice will Re given in due
line.
I . S. Uanolbt,
County Auditor.
anrl. 14-0tT
r liirij m
O V' it 1 ka.tl V.y x A 1/ ?
'J'rlal ,/ ii
lAMhctnesa intrusted to him will re-r!rc?nrciil
and prompt attention.
OFFICE LAW BLTLDINQ. *
! Cli*rt?j?ton. 15f mifert. !
S^iJ.ort otcurn
" ffr r A \T7r
UtkvinK put up In tnulr eotuhliahiTU-nt a ORlfci't'
" ! MUX are praparod to fuitiiab at tUu aboru
| not 100,
IfFlSu l?i0;tl Iftlill Fiiu1!*
id The hinhoit <v?sti pHe* Pniil forCOliX,
C??pii tirouatl on Toil*
toh.a-iyr.
WEEKLY LIKE
BF.TWKEN CHAKI.KSTON A.ND
15KATTOUT. j
ll THE KTKAVKV
S| M. S. A LLISO N,
(.'APT. P. ''A OLIO.
Having tafcon tli place of the Pilot Boy, ivill leave
Charleston everv I* Idny morning.
Will leave Beaufort every Sartor;1 ay morning
The patronage of shippers is rcsr-cctfnlly solicited
h DOroLAL MISUET,
Agent, Charleston, S. C.,
Wil. llARF.Isqp.
Agent. P-cnufort. S. C.
Hoods consigned to the rare of the Agent
^ in Cnatlcston will ho forwarded free of commission
and storage.
llovS>V3tt.
Coaant & Emmons.
ARE NOW PREPARER TO FCRNTSli j
: IP F
' , H
1 u IJ
r
In tiry quantity Customers may (lj.-irc,}
p* from tli' ir lee House,
> .
i., Sovesit li St I'eet.
JOIIN CO NAN 1'.
J* J. A. E.M1IONS.
i- nov25-2d.
STWWlLlM'Er.
?
Cotton Fnotop nr '1
1 GEIST MIL LEE,
, 'Wlmlrsnl" llesler in
: Grain, noiiny, Meal, Fees. Etc.. I
? I "i
C Si: V IMI\.ATVr> COTTON
Bought, Ginnc.1. ami prepared for market.
Ailvnjicw niado 0:1 OouisIkis
monls.
Having the best machinery for ginning
cotlon and grinding t o.in and m^al, he is
prepared to execute all orders on the
0 shortcut pes ible notice,
d The highest price paid for
Cotton and Corn1.
Cotton ginned 011 toll.
nov23-2S.
VERDIER WALKER & EACOT.
0
proctors in apmir\lty and attorneys
rS AT LAW, BEAUFORT, 3. C.
ci
1 Wat.kbr BAcrvr. i w. j. Visnnot",
U Charleston. | Beaufort.
Refer to the Br) lieli Consulates In the Soiij'i. nn'l
special!e to the British Consulate at Charleston.
nov25 !M.
SHEPASD 3. GILBERT.
NOTARY RURTdC.
Attention giv_n to Marine Protests.
office
;i In the ci.ub nousE. jan.C 07.
V/. H. lock won n
U. S. COMMrSSIONEK
and
NOTARY PUBLIC.
'9 Agent for ?alc, N. Y. Industrial Exhibition Co'a
Bonds?fi~O ??ch.
* HTklatte^M.
n
s Wholesale Gpocers,
I ASP Vi.\ I.EI'.S IN
t wines, Liscnrs, Segars. Tobacco, &c,.
] H5 Host liny,
1 CHARLESTON, S. C.
Or den from the Country promptly ate
tended to.
liov25-.S3.
rolELT!
O
* rnuriH
J CANIMIW,
r m ?>vs.
! <'.V
IN UTS
A filTl nsmrbnent of the alKive consist.
in;; of Oil A. AGES, LILVlONS,
APPLES, DATE J, PiGS, KANAKAS.
| All kinds of KKENOff Confectionery.
BRAZIL, NUiS, HICKORY NUTS,
! WALNUTS, ALMONDS, l'EJA^S,
IC*L), FilUi i, SPgNGL, i'uLal)
and every other kind of OAKFSon hard
or mail" to order.
Pnrtionlar attention <?iven to supplying
parries with all necessary nrtio'es.
I OOl.Ufi use ful as Well as OKNAMKNTA*. ,
| received by every steamer front nk ." ?
I YOIIK.
James Odell
i j u i
i IfTcaopti
1 1 jVV Goods & Hilllw
jy?-?.
Has just returned from
.
ana select siock 01
ery mn,
clqi
And a general Assortment of
MILLIHEftY, AIT
WHICH HE OFFERS TO SUIT Ti
MA ;V U I" A (J I UKLK'S Ui* bU 1 LI
Dressed, Ceiling, an^
MOULDINGS FOR BUILDING I
NEWELS, I1AND-RAI
WOOD TUItNING OF
COJI) AND SUBSTANTIAL WORK
can he made in the United Stales. Wo h
South of the city of RaM imore, all of wlii
ion t?> all v. ho want j'jod and substantia
TIIE SUBSCRIBERS ARE THE ONI
BLIND AND DOOR MAKERS?BY TE
of Cliarlt slon, anil cau ref-r to gentlemen
iina and Florida, as {o the character of tl
i . , ? ... A.
NOTICE.?On account of tlic manner
own assumption of the risk of Breakage
goods are slopped over the roads in this I
saving to the purchaser of our work.
W. I
mch.3-lyr.
EDWARD PERRY
HOOK AND Joh PiUNTING
Executed at the lowest rates.
Itlii tile Hooks
On hand ai;<l made t-> order. Foreign and Domestic
Hta t lo 11 ?- i* y,
Law and School 1 looks. Law Blanks, Wrapping Paper,
Twine, Ac., Jfce.
NO. 130 Meeting Steer,
CHARLESTON, S. C.
nov25 20.
Tfifl TS!T
J/w. I.
AUCTION & COMM
Consignments of Mercha
Seed in your DEAD and SHOP worn ST
short notice. We have on our lists at sin
Wagons, Farming Utensils. Hoats, Steam
Seed, Stove, Fixtures, ?fec., &c.
BROKER IN R
Special attention given to the purchase, S
County property :
For Sale
PUTTr.TA Ul>'M TJOl'Si: an.l
HUTD1011 lIOUHDand Hair !
llulltliiiK ljOts,
Uol)l>lnM i'r??|?ci'ty Itnystreel.
IM;mxX^ulids lor nnl
On Lady's Island,
On Paris Isianc
On St. Helena Island, i.i 10 to 8(
Stars and Dwelling an Ss Jalia Frir
M I M
l'lio Unoados plantation near I'orf Roy al ferry.coi
ill h" ?nl Iti p :r? or .v'l ilo, or'cj front 5 > to $o
articular ?.
F.)tioiuii Notary, a
VTTK'ITION SOLDIER ! .>'o action lua l.aoa taUv
ind bounty.
C">iin^Mrn R"
Wvtilv;O.Wii if I;
For sale or (
}3Sf ?.R r" ~ .
. dt T*? {4\ . J J'
Charleston with a largo
, > }v ' ' "i
hung,
NOTIGXn^'&C,
D FANCY GOODS,
727 T1MKS. nov'A-! i
3ING MATERIAL GENERALLY
d "Weath^r-Bo^rdm ^.s
'URPOSES in GREAT VARIETY.
L AND BALL1!?TEK?, , ;
EYECY DESCRiriUON. . uiatle
as cheap at thu c^tiLlishmcnt
ave on lnnd the largest si oat; -a the ah -if!
eh wa guarantee will give entire ?atlv?*v
.1 work. ?r i .i.
jY PRACTICAL MECHANICS-SAP.'..
ADE, carrying on the burin, a* in th eh/ ' (
all over tin* State, G.orgi i, "forth Ca?<>- 1
ieir work for the past twenty years.
0-" >
in which we b >x up our work, and
i of Gla^s with oiUiuuij ..ujiu.w0, tState
at HALF RATES, which is a gi.ai j
RUSSELL & COM Charleston, S. C.
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Wayne & Vcn Hdnitz,
oE>;i:n vr.
I Commission Merchants
FOli THE SALE OF
PHOVI3XC3MS
AND
PRODUCE.
OG Kant Hay A 27 Vendue linage,
CUai'loetUQ, M. C
crofott
+ ?
mm MERCHAfc7
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wclise strictly Confidential.
OCK and we will convert it into r? j ^ .
lighter prices : Horses, Mules, Carrup
Engines, Cotton Oins, Corn Mills, Cott : t
.1
EAL ESTATE. ?
lule, Renting and^.Exchange of City
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in Beaufort, . I
Hull' Ulock,
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ISloclf, Bl.'le ? ^
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.? On X'ort Uoynl l?lnn(\
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j
) acre tracts, $3 to $3 per a :;
) riacc St. lialeaa for sale at ?211
LAND.
ualtiingVoO aire.*, thsbest of land desirable loo- >.
p .v av.r.-. Also ott.or c, i-li-Ult lfli.vi*. Come is
.v 'upT.-.
nd Notary Public,
ii ';?> Congress. :? - yet in relation to addltlor .V /'
\RGARET-ANN
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