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f - ■ > - the people ' ■ ■ m I'HtmsDAY, FEBRUAKY 21,1878 g" l -lt'J-L LOCAL. M t «C “TC L.L, AIC Y. Our codtiibu tort ahfl oomrrmnlwint* are requested to Ret their matter In the o8lce by or before Monday. Ttal^ \»1H be apt to Insure Its publication Id the tucceedlng issue. Some Important matters art una voidably crowded out this week. * ■ * j *i~aaB^r- ' Gentlemen de»lrlog board In a prl* Vate family will find rery pleasact quarters at Mrs. A. L. Walker’s. Bead adyertleement of^ Evening Kews of Augusta and If you want a „ go ahead paper, cheap, subscribe for It, The following are the latest Charles ton cotton quotations' <r’ Good ordinary..,.... 7... .9 3 4«9 7 8 Low middling ;W,...101-2 Middling .10 1 4 Good middling,v...11 B. M. LA»ita.-^|)ur’readers will find It to their advantage to read the ad* vertisement of R. P. Bayley A Co. In another column of our paper—and Should they need anything iu the line of crockery* glassware, lamps_stc Vrlll And It of advantage to correspond with them, unless they can have the pleasure of personally ascertaining from their popular salewmau, Mr. H, M. Lanier, the desired information. - SKRioue Loss Bt Em*.—Thesaw-mll 1, glrr, planing machine and cottoo-prcsa belonging to Mr. Ifarplu Blgga. situa ted about mile from the Court-House, Was consumed by fire on Saturday af ternoon last. The fire caught in the lint-room and spread so rapidly that all efforts to stop It proved futile—no Insurance. Mr. Biggs Is one of out most thorough-going and enterprising citizens and our whole community re gret deeply his misfortune.—Orange burg Taxpayer. —■ i Court Wkfk.—Court opened here op Monday laat with Hon. Thomas Thompson on the bench, The following cases have been dls* posed of ; The State vs. J. Allen Duncan and George Duncan—Assault and Battery with Intent to kill and assault and bat tery—verdict being generally guilty as to George Duncan and guilty on sec ond count os to J. Allen Duocan. The State vs. J. B. Cooper—ma licious tresspass—guilty. The State vs. Win. Mlxson—perjury —not guilty. # . Jiext week we wlH give a full report of the Heaelrns Court, ^ Arrivals at thr Pattkhson Hoosfc.— P<»n. ThnfnuP Thompson, presiding Judge ; 1-.. V Ho>s, end W. H. Wm- ton, Oral.rtni.s(Ten. T\ M. Bamberg, H. Hiqizog, it. p. sin m.»ns, S. T. Ealrv. R. M. Cox, S. T I.iablnet, Joe. M. Skinner, Bamberg : Joerph Erwin; It P. Searson, O. C.. Wlml «i ly. L. B 0‘Biian, I. L. Tobin, dt-l. J. C. D ivaot, Capt. Owen Riley, W. B. Brobham, AN 1’ ndale; P. L Viddito, Johuson's lading; T. B. Colding, Appleton ; D. IT. Bice, Joev Bice, Bices Bfdge ; B. O. B'ansell, Elko i J. C. McMillan, Three Mile; Osborne Dychrs, Blackville ; J. Sail, EentucKy; J.x McNamond, Or- Rng-burg. Hoiiictd-' Near Blacrviua—ftn buday evening last, Mr. Julius Weis- iaum, a clajk in the store of Mr. Hen- ij Asher, at Blackville, was ehot by one George Cain, a farmer near..Black* ▼Ills and a brother-in-law of U. P. Les lie and R. A. Sisson reading clerk of the Senate: Cain came to Barnwell on Tuesday morning and surrendered to the Sheriff. Cain justifies the hom icide, we understand, by alleging that Welebaum was caught by him In the ulgbt engaged in a liaison with the Bister of the former, and that Weis- haum opened fire on him first and that he tb*n shot the latter, as he fled, with a charge of buck shot from his double-barrelled shot-gun. Teachers* Salaries. OmcK BoARfi ot Examiners. I > Barr well County. Feb. 14,1878. j The Board of County Examinere up. on a due consideration of the resolu tion passed this day by thethe Teach ers Institute, are of the optnidn that any reduction in the salaries of the teachers of this county from that recommended by the State Board of Education, and since established by custom, is injudicious and hurtful to Ihe Interests of the public school sys tem, and UieJ^jic^MiiHl that the same rate of pay be maintained until' the State Board of Examiners shall meet, wtenit will receive due consid eration _ S. Havener, W. D. McMillan, The IPwIm of Alleadale oa>ri. ^ mary Klectio**. r The Journal of Commerce, upon the subject of the reorganization of the ooratlc party, recommends the [opted In Cbarleatos, which It has given general satisfaction, re plan Is for the dubs to make nom “clubs throughout the State would “meet, nominate candidate# fbr the "State or county convention; as the ••case may be, and then eubmit those “ nominations to the people assembled “ in primary elections, the result would “ be, as (t has been with us, that the “ nominating conventions composed of “ mea directly representing the peo- “ pie, would be able to make such so- “ lections as would beet represent the “ interests of the various communl- “ ties, as well as the interests of the “ whole.*’ The objection to the plan proposed Is the same as that to our system of county conventions. It is not that it purports'‘to be a primary election. The object is to secure to the people direct representation. The candidate should be the direct repre- eentadve of the people and not the representative chosen by a representa tive. However satisfactory the plan may have proved in Charleston, an other county convention will not give satisfaction here, or the writer Is greatly mistaken. Experience, the beet teacher, has proved that the plan of conventions and Indirect representa tion opens thedoor to the perpetration of unlimited frauds upon the rights of the people In the Interest of friends and cliques, and encourages the forma tion of combinations and rings to for ward the interests of a choeen few by Invading the constitutional rights of the people to direct represectatlon. There are numbers of voters who will take nn stock In a nominating conven tion and will therefore not be bound by it^ nominations at all. It has been said by one of your correspondents, that the objection to the direct nomi nation hy the respective clubs would bn that the dubs would vote for their own members, and the largest club be able to elect ail the delegates. We can not see but that the same objection may be offered to the convention Bys tem. The largest dub sends thegreat- ef nutaber of delegates, and upon the same principle these delf-gatee could eject all . their own. candidates. By « mass mee'lng at the county seat we are relieved of these % lo©al Influences, to a great extent, and we propose that our leader, Gen. Hagood. return to his own people In this, their*dire extrerat ty. Let him call a mass meeting of the people at Barnwell Court House, and let all those who offer themselves as candidates make it known through the county papers In due rime. Each voter with a list of the candidates may be able to make his own selection. This is one plan ; let those who object speak out. at once and suggest a better. Allendale Is very quiet. On Satur day evening the even current was a jlttle disturbed by several unsuccessful attempts at a fight, and a runaway scrape of Capt, J. Y. Calhoun’s horse with his buggy. The Captain was hauled in a wagon, hut we understand his irjuries ate n t very serlbo*. Mr. LuUns Riuj!. xwlio w t8 badly hurt by Ihe train, is getting oetter. His chances 11 recover are very good. tTrculal*. * JjionMR oy XHK ]) KJI £ x . * BSrnwkllCounty, Feb. 21. 1878. J* l^vP.’irsuaLco of instructions from the Stifle Democratic Executive Com mittee lierewith transmitted, local clubs of the last campaign with their afliiiated colored clubs will at ones re- organ lie by electing offleere to serve for the next, two years. 2. A county convention to consist of delegates Iroru the local clubs will as semble In'Barnwell on the first Mon day in April, at 10‘£ a. m. for the pur pose of electing a county chairman and other officers to serve for the next two years, as well as to take •udh other action as may be deemed proper for the good of the party. Bep- resentatlOQ in the convention will be one delegate for each club and one additional delegate for every twenty- five members. Fractions over twenty- five members will not, be entitled to representation. # 1. The nomination of party oandi. dates will take place later in the cam paign. 4. As soon as each club te reorgan- iied the president will forward to the secretary at Barnwell, a list of offleere wUh their poet offlcee abd khe number of members enrolled. He will also supervise and forward a similar report from his afflHated col ored club. Jobmds Hagood, ♦ « a « Ootfnty Chairman. * Jakes M. ByAtt, Secretary. N. B.All dubs that have organized since the laet campaign will report the fact, with names of officers and mem bership promptly to the Secretary. : .•vf WV*'?* * ‘ ^ Article L There shell be one or more Democratic dubs organised la each election precinct, each of which clubs shall have a distinct title, “The Democratic Cluband shall elect a President, one or more Vice Presl dents, a Recording and a Correspon ding Secretary, aud a Treasurer, and eball have the following working com mittee*, of not less than three mem bers each, viz.: A committee on reg 1-Stratton, an executive Committee, and such other committees as to each club may seem expedient. * Art,- 2 The meetings of the clubs should be frequent, after the opening of the canvas, and eome member of the club or invited epeaker deliver an address at each meeting, If practica ble, v - Art. 3. The President Shall have power to oall an extra meeting of the club, and members of the dub shall constitute a quorum for the transaction of business. - Art. 4. The clubs In bach.eoocty shall be held together and operate un der the control of a county executive committee, which eball consist of one member from each club, to be nomi nated by the respective dubs and elected by the county Convention, and such other members as the convention may add. The Executive committee, when elected, shall appoint its own offloers and fill all vacancies which may arise when the convention Is not in session. The tenure of office of the executive committee shaH be until the nett gen eral campaign, unless sooner removed or suspended by the county conven tion. , ,***, /vt. • -1 - : The present, ceunly executive ootn- m|ttp»n shall continue In office until the first m; et|ug of the county conven tions under this organlRntioU. An*. 5 Goufity Democratic Conven tions shall be composed of delegates elected by the several local clubs—one delegate for every clubhand an add4- tlonnl dHecate for every twenty-five enrolled membera-with tbs right to each county convention to enlarge or diminish the representation according to circumstances. This convention shall be called together by the chair- omn of the executive committee, un der such rules as each county may adopt, and when assembled, shall be called to order by the chairman of the executive committee, and shall pro ceed to elect from among Its members a president, one or more vice-presi dents, a secretary and treasurer. The convention shall proceed to business, and when the same la transacted It shall adjourn sine die. Art. 0. The mode and manner of nominating candidates for county offi ces'or for delegatee to the State, Judi cial and Congressional conventions shall be regulated In each county by the respective county conventions. In this connection, the State Execu tive Committee makes the following recommendations: Under article 1, where local clubs of tire last campaign are In existence, that they be reorganized, by the elec tion of officers to serve the ensuing *wo yeart, and as many additional clubs formed as may be deemed es sential to the success of the party. Also, that the committee on registra tion forthwith make a complete regis tration of all voters,* classifying them as white and black, Democrat and Re publican. Under article 4, that the county ex ecutive committee consist of the coun ty chairman and the presidents of the local Clubs. Coder article 8, that the county chairman be ex officio chairman of the county executive committee and of all countv conventions. Under article 6, that the system of primary elections by ballot be adopted as the mode of nomloatiBg candidates for county officers and members of the General Assembly. While the prin ciple of primary elections should be at once announced, It is the deeded judgment 01 the State Executive Com mittee that the bominations by pri mary elections should not take place until a later period in the campaign, and in regard to wh'ch further recom mendations will bs msde hereafter as to the details for conducting the said elections. When the county conventions have elected offleere, the new county chair man will at once report to the secre tary of the state executive committee giving the names sod post office ad dress of the officers chosen, together with the names and post offices of the presidents of the local dubs, and the number and membership of the sev eral clubs. Join D. EnNwrut, Chairman. James A. Hojt, 3ecr 1878- 1878- THE PEOPLE for delegates to go to tbs two years. The following Is tbs' Circular issued by the State Executive Committee : Headquarters ox the ) State Democratic Ex. Com., v Columbia, 8. U., February 12, 1878. J At a meeting of the State Detuo- cratlo Executive Committee of South Carottna, held !■ this city on the 8th instant, the following resolution was adopted: Resolved, That the State Executive Committee of the Democratic party of South Carolina recommends an Imme diate reorganization of the same In view of the campaign of 1878, and that oooQty conventions be sailed, as soon as practicable Ip the several counties to elect offleere to serve for the next •sr* Is hereby given that the undersigned I ^ BARNWELL DRUG STORE. 10 o’clock a. m., invite SOSE/V Bhumorn,, At/t. Of Kiohard 0. Ashe, « X* T:M. Ashe. fWaweri. «. Ch, JanlO-lm WOTXOIC.* Parties bolding claims against the es tate of Cnff^ Gantt will present thorn duly attested, and parties indebted to said estate will make immediate payment Geo. W. Gantt, Administrator, jan3-5t Midway, 8. C. If 0X10*5- The undersigned gh 111 he will apply to the rell for Barnwell county ives notice that udge of Probate ty on the 13th day of March, 1878, at 10 o’clock a. tn., for ^ final discharge as administrator of Alonzo R. Milhous. * t febU-td H. D. StuaET. JVOXICHS, The undersigned gives notice that he will apply to the Judge of Probate tor Barnwell oounty on Saturday, 9th day of March, 1878, at 10 o’clock a. m. for a final (SMbaiKe as sxecutor of Michael Sease. T. 0. Ayer, td The undsrsigssd gives rty to the NOXICB5. notlos that . . e J udge of Probate for Barnwell county on Friday, 8th of March, 1878, at 10 o'clock a. m. for a final discharge as guardian of W. A. Dicks. Caleb KilungswortM. feb7-td he will apply reft XOTIOK. The undersigned gives nodes that i will apply to die Judge of Probate t Barnwell county oa the 8tn day Tb hf for of March, 1878, at' 10 o’clock a. m., for a final discharge as executor of estate of Henr/ Boy lee. feb7-td 4 Henry Boyhk. South Carolina—Barnwell County. By Jame* M. Ryan, Etq., Jvtdgt of Prolate. Whereas, James W, Godbee applied to me to grant him letters of adminis tration of the estate and effects of E. H. Harley. These are there fore to cite and admonish aU, and singular the kindred and creditors of the said £. H. Harley deceased, that rtrpy tw'and appear before me la the probate court for seld county to be bolden at Barnwell on the 20th day of February next, at ten o’clock a. m., to show cause, if any they can, why said administration should not be granted. Given under my hand, at Barnwell, the 4th day of February. 187K JAM88 M. RVAlf, tom. td Judge of PTobatS. A PAPER TOR THE PEOPLE. TttE LOUISVILLE COURIER-JOURNAL. Largest, best and cheapest Family Pa per in the United States. 7edited by Hetiry Wnttorsoii. fha COtfRlER-JOURNALli a combination (made in l^ifi) of threeoLI LoulsvilU pfpfru. ▼ii: fhe Journal, tetablisbed in 1880; the (bvrvV, in 1843; and the Democrat, in 1844. lU reputation Is national, as well as fls cir culation, and it is pronounced one of the ablest, sniclest, wittiest, strongest and best at-ranged papers in the world? its matt i being especially adapted to the Merchant the farmer and the Family Circle, The Weekly Courier-Journal • not a mere ha«ty hotch potch thrown together from the daily edition, but a comp'ete, able, epifcy, family newspaper, carefully and intelll grndy edited in aVery columnn and pata- graph. TO AGENTS AND CLUBS. Extraordinary Inducement* In fhe way of cask cemmiMiona and raluable premiums are offered to AgenU and Cube. 'Choice from 250 standard Books, ot ahy oae of the leadlag Magatines or tllnstrsted Periodical* of the day furniahed in combina tion with the weekly fora mere pittance in addition to the price of the Courier .Journal alone. 'TRSlfbf the celebrated Avery Plow* and the wee kly C ished foi A new hilly printed and bound and the weekly Courier-Journal one year for 33.00 a? ntioe to Us fee Gold and Silver Rich Jewelry, comprising sets of Brotohes sod Earrings, Rings in great Variety, fresa the plainest to the -—* Ac. dealer IE ings in greet Vsrioty, frew^the iikioest to dkmowl. fW&hfb chsies of the latest designs, lockets, sleeve buttons. 4fc. An elegant saortmeot ofSterling Silver, * * . aeo't ofSterling Silver, handsomely cased end and holiday grits. Spectacles of all kinds. Best ;^jr t oh km 1 e A. LS, PERFUMERT, FANCY TOILET ARTICLES, r- Trasses, Shoulder-Braces, Byringea, PAINTS, OILS, VARNISHES, DYEsSTTJI*. Physiciane’ Preecriptioos Carefully Prepared . St all Hours. ’• TOBACCO, SEGAR8 AND SNUFF. hie for wedding ^ d quality of plated-ware. consisting of ice Pitchers, Castore, Beri| Dishes, Spoons and Forks, Fine Table Cut* fetf. All goods warrtnted to be as represented and at the very lowest prices. ^ All Orders will Receive Prompt Attention. janl7 6m James Allan. 307 King Street, Charleston. 8. C* —a lot or— Garden Seed —JUST i.ov22-8» arrived— Chas.Pechmami BRRNMSU 8. #. 6., DEALER IN-k lery, Ac., Ac. tn* ceicbratad Avery nows and the Jy Couriar-Journal for oae year, fum- l for the catalogued price of plow alone, tew edition of ftentice's Poenft, beautl- A SPLENDlb MAP OF THE SOUTH, - • „^ v _ - * v Else 281-2x32 laches, handsomely colored, varnished and hung on rollers, retail prifce $2 ; mailed free of postage, and the weekly Courier-Journal, one year, for f2.00. TERMS OX SUBSCRIPTION. Dally Oonrler-Journal, a year. .$12 Off Hnnday Courier-Journal, a year 2 Off Weekly Cot)rlef*JoUrnal, with Map, a year... 2 00 Or In claba of five, without Map. $1.70; ef *■ ^ ^ t|i.4o ten. at $1.4(>aad of twenty and over, at each. (Pottage in all cattt prepaid by tke Puhlitktrt.) Ageata Outfit, Specimen Copies, list of Books and Magaxiaes. and Descriptive Cirotl. let's sent frewon application. Letters ahohld be addressed to ' W. N. HALDEMrik-N. President Courier-Journal C»., LottlSville, Ky Q-- W- M- Williams. ATTORNEY AT LAW, MIDWAY, aoura CAROLINA. Praoticcs in all the courts. For 1878. , In order to bring The People within the reach of all we hhve made the fol lowing club rates, which will be open until the first of March next j To clubs of three subscribera fot one year...,,,..... .,..$ 6 off To clubs of six subscribers for . Bjrirtitaofa power efsale to me mads — one year t o nn estate Nsrinafter deeeri- To clubs of ton «nh«. HK ***#^ ^ I «><i mortgage being from Mrs. Aaa Ce clubs of ten subscribers for | Jones to myself, ami dated the 28J day of one year 12 60 Iwinwll, atpnbUeoutcry, To dub* of fifteen aubsetiOera - Bambwg, 8. C.. on Saturday, the 16th tor one vear ta nn ^ P ^ ,Urjr ' l87g - 4112 ^ *. 111 one year 16 00 certain lot of land, with dwelUpg house Mortgagees Sale of Honse and Lot in , Town of Bamberg. ,. — "g on Broad ng o»« acr% more or less, and aventlon and the people as- i^Tor the persona nomi- ivlng the great- In pursuance of the foregoing reeolu- tioh, the Executive Committee directs .. > ^ : attention toao much of theConatitu- , “ mb,r . ?' TOt “ “ ^ ^ *#*. b, th. SW. del tel»to* to oominate is a Convention In August. 1876, aa refers j •• the county organizations, ai fd-1 a hjjKk thereon, situate in the town M One copy of Tax People and one SST*" ^ copy of either the Weekly <*•«. containing one acra. mo News and Courieror Augusta Chronicle for one year..... .$ 8 2S One copy pf ThePxoplb and one * copy of the Tri-Weekly Jour* nalofOoouaeroe toy^Myear 6 00 Or one oopy of Tke Peomji Rnd 909 copy of South* • ern (Atltivator or Louksville dwelling hot Of Uaihberg, i* a# bounded on the north by Broad street, on the Houth by yrhat was formerly known as Black Bird alley, aud On the West by Waakingtoh street. Terms. Cash enough to aatisty the •Sid mortgage and expenses of sale, and bal ance on a credit nntikthe first day' of Jan nary, 1179, the credit portion tfi N sacarod bv a mortgage of said real estate, aud pur- ehaaers to pay for papers aad reaording, portiaulan apply to Meamw. Dial w.Bamtorgi^C. * « a • iri awSt BAR y la conafiantkr auppUad with the choiceet brand* of Wines, Whiskeys, Gin, Bum, Lager Beat, Cider, began, ttc. *“">« «>. mmrnm mV' MOTLSiL, , , -Bcr YOUB— WM Doors, Bash And Blinds *' —From only— Oar ol i n 1 ail’s Maniif actor j* >3ewwi ri,' w i « 7m ; anl7-0m ■' —IN— ’ CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA. I Hacker & Sons, Charleaton, South Carollea. vf, ’t ■m tt a^lD rn XaxxXvA **— 1 > m . -fc • 5* Will ever, as heretofore, be supplied With every luxury the Market nfforda Everything baa been marked down at prioes to suit the times. Give n me a call when you come to Barnwell and you shall not leave dis satisfied. 19“ The. highest Market price paid far Cotton, Coro, Peas, Poultry, Eggs, 1Hi—IT ~ &c. aepti-tf <-# ULJLGraAt Mfenfirto mak sko mo If you can t gfit gold , rtu can gat greoklMieka. We hood a person in every town to take mb- scriptieus for the largest, cheapest and beet illustrated fkmily publication tn the world Any one can become a successful agent. The most elegant Works of art given free to suU. scribers. The price ie so low that alm<vt 'erybody subscribes. One agent reports aking over $160 in a week. A lady ageat ■■'Me Na. 8, GoshLiA Sweep. No. 11, Greinville Bull Tonga* No. 4. Botesburg Sweep; No 10. Steel Shovel Blode; No. 2, Green- reports taking over 400 subscribers iiTtsu days. AU who engage make moms; days ^ Ten oan devote aU your time to or only your spire time* Y#u need net be away from home oxer night You can do it as well M others, Full panieulSH, dirse- lions and term* fret. Elegant and expensive outfit free. If you wnat profitable work send wapaermfidreM at oticei It coeia noth ing t* try tke businosa. No one wbo en- gsgoe fail* to make great pay. Addren “The People’s Journal," Portland, Maine, janfi ly •9-HEADAOHB and NEURALGIA PILLS. Dn. BENSON'S Ache. Head j. Cxunit K Atm. ^ * » Atho. Head ard DnAttONiME PiLti Ache. Head. — Are prepared expressly to cure Head Head Head Sick Headache, Nervous Headache, Neuralgia, Ache. vHIeSwetgpNo. 12, Diamond Point Bull Tongue; No. 9. Mag ■rijMgttigMKffiffifeel Turn Shovel, No. 13, Can Ipon ffuni tiolin sweep; 14", Sfee Shove* * ““ and 4 1, brought Lap ^ ^ USTXtiX.K A»LCgW MTOCIC. Ache. jen -gg—r; jenllSm Charleston, 18. Co Head and Nervousness. debt. //end aad will do U» "PrieoAO oents a BaX, Ache. J. a pab,: ‘PriceAO emits a DOWIE k MOISE, Wholesale DbuogisTs, Ache. Charleaton, 8. 0. Nov22-6m £ v . r • ’***■ N. A. Hunt Se. Co. Factors and Commission Merchant*. . frunl^oTroN and naval smatR Accommodation Wharf and Vender Range, ChaTlcetoDrSouth Carolina. Liberal Advances made on Cotiiigbments. japlTvly* WHOLESALE DEaLEM 11 Otto F. Wieters, Boots, Shoes aad Trunks. Noa. 161 and 163 Meeting Street, figftKRt, UftBStS Agent for the s celebrated WHOLESALE OROCEE. -and Dealer is- CHRLJ^TON, SOUTH CAIIOLQIA ci •’^4 \ 7 -i 1 I I I {Gppoeite Charieeton HoteLJ WMskay. b •elf*rabinf flour, and Thorn Brothers Also a full Line of Mens’ and Boya Wool and Fur Hats. „ nov8-8m Alao, I. T. _ brated Butter Chict UO, 11$ and 181, East Bay, Charleston, S. C. janiT-Um ttsm mBB—— j ■'! a— CHAS. E BIERS fc BRO., .ge*M. a r •• ’Brandies, Wines, Gins, Rum, Scotch Ate, Btoum Stout 9 SALAD OIL, CASTILE SOAP, to. Constantly on Band. CholM OURytud BtutkM Wlifckey. No. 72 Exchange Place, BALTIMORE, octll-fia janl WULBERN & PIEPER, . J . WHOtiBBAluB OROCBRS —AND dealbbs nt- Provisioua Liquors, Tobacco, etc- * 167 and 169 £ast Bay, it > |i ' ' If k f * * d £*.***»■* t>2sr SOUTH 17-6m ' ‘ Write,-, UA.HOLIKAL4 Klinck, B. CONNER. y -T - Attorney at Law, Of Charleston, S. C., have alwayn on baud a carefully selected stock of —Hi'—%' rw jjjnty J o c ALLENDALE a 0. »ep6«ly ' i. '■ T. MarkwaLter, Marble Works t it©! • assortment of TEAS WINES A5D receive the same attention m . ~ k . s t£t\4r. '* 5 ****** BROAD STREET, Ntan Loves Marxet, AUGUSTA, GA. Tombetones and MtrMi Works Generally MAltfC TO OBOXfiffi. & Co ior ■ • j.