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M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30


RAPE CAsE-IpEETfFIcArrov op
THE SooUSnREL--The Piasburg Post
OF the 10th inst. has the following
"Phe shocking details which we
gave few days since OF a rape com
mlt'ed upon tho person Of a young
white lady, by negro, are sill fresh
in the minds OF cur readers. All eff
forts to ferret out Tie black-hearled VIII
lain proved futile until yesterday
Miss Mary Singer, The unfortunate
victim, had so far recovered yesterday
as to be able to ride up to Mayor Adj
ans Office, and give 3 description of
the scoundrel. She represented him
rs having had long hair, which curled
around his neck; that he wore spotted
pants, and That she inflicted . severe
scratch on one OF his cheeks during
tie seuflle. This confirmed the pre-.
vlous suspicious Of Mayor Adams,
who was almost convinced that the
ruilan was no other than John Russell.
The burglar who was caught on the
Sunday morning following in the act
OF robbiag the dwelling:house of Mr..
McGrew, 10 Allegheny. Officer Scott
accompanied the lady to the iail yes-
terdly, and requested Russel to be 6ro't
to the bars When his eyes met those
of the lady, his countenance Tell, and
his powerful frame seemed to quake
Fhe lady became deadly pale, aBd
exhibited symptoms OF swooning.--
She was seated in the Jailor's office,
while High Constable Scott accom-
panied the iendish wretch to his cell.
tie made no confessions, but manifes-
ted great anxiety to know what the la
dy wanted, and altogether exhibited
unmlstakable evidences OF guilt. Miss
Singer Is confident that he is the man.
She stated that he was on his way to
Allegheny when she first saw him;
that Immediately alter passing her he
turned and caugh; her by the waist,
when a desperate struggle ensued.-
Fiudiug the lady to make such man.
!ul resistance, with brutal ferocity hS
seized her by the throat, and with his
nnrelenting grasp ehoked her until the
blood oozed from her ears, and she fell
almost liieless to the ground. The rest
OF the story has already been told, and
We desire not to repeat it,"
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30

Gov. MEDILL's ToUR THROUGH THE
NoRrH-wEsT-Ws hear FROM ell quar-.
ters that Gov. Medill's late trip through
the North West one of complete tri.
umph. He was metat all points with
the utmost enthusiasm; and by crowds
of voters who haG left their farms and
workshops.
Gov. Medll himself expresses the
utmost gralifeatinn- With wha he saw
and hear through his whole route.-
His elec tion by triumphant vote is a
Gaed fact, aud all the scurrilily of such
a scurrilous sheet as that Of the Chase
organ OF this city, cannot charge the
stubborn result. That paper increases
in mesnness as its hopes diminish
SfaissmdH.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30

ABOLITION TREASON AND BLAsPHE.
-Mv.-We fad the following paragraph
IN late number OF the Vermont Free.
man, Appointment abolition paper:
"Wherever slavery is found we
claim the right to asSsil it, aud who>
ever or whatever comes between us and
sIa, egyto deleud it whether President
Pierce With his constitution, or ptesi-
GeAs Lord with his BIbie--fnus no
quarter. Our motto is: humanity aud
It's rights, above ell books and consli-
tutions." r
Comment is unnecessary,
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
BUSINESS DiEE01GhY
FOR VINTON COUNTY, OHIO.

i. P. HEWITT, Judge OF Probate Court
WI. EDMISTCN Clerk Com. Pleas Court
F. f. BiNGHAM,Prosec Attorney
VIZ. TlSUE, Sheriff,
JOSEPH MAGEE, Auditor.
II. PAYNE, Treasurer,
JAMES MALONE, Recorder.
NELSON RICHMOND, Surveyor.
GEO. ULL0M, Coroner.
County Commissioners,
J. D0ND, j. KINNEY, & JOHN SWAIN,
School Examiners,
o. I. CUNNING, G. W. SHOCKEY and
u, A. PRATTON.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
NnmbeF 2.

the w6fas. 9Thee dork 6fcal6oIics'
tbepghs before twas ths fsiFs, wasn't
eeheninawj5 DsmPhooS ilei me up 70
taemaa with biggest ears ofanf. be-
hind D fablg; made ne tbeel down; man
with ne blrsest ears said, sYou solemly
swean' ioid linn l'd swear a ausitiag;
doa'l know what Iaia swear. me'ss
sssse5 MIN with bissau told 80 4
was menbef OF ihe tfsosieol aud hon.
orebie oTder Of Know Noihings gs-esas1e
l1m a bow. told him " as El,i bleb.
gsd. ana took seat, Song BY tie
whole house.
s.e,i 7PosseEl up gpm stump,
Raccoon in bollsb De
Afietlhe e9pgs the man with shl biz
ears Offered ppa short praTsnfaa',ihe
ard la3g nc 81 al 81 e ss|||i|i .i,|||A 4 !.
lhe devii,lund ffonl fHrrfh1rs 10 gamer
Al. "lp which some sail amen, ,soine bfa-
20, ant a few encore Man vita tho
big ears ,hems,ated that tle business for
shat night wssto decide upon Acarai-
daie for Congress; said "ihey had nine
hundfed members, and thsFe wege nine
hundred aud twenty seven candidates.
Dida't know how It was, didat undei-
stand IL but one thing hs khowed he
wofn'l going to give hisclaim, wished
he might be tetotally exauneticaled il
he did" Several with smallerears then
said, them was exactly their seniiment
but thought lille delay wouldn't hdrb
better countnoses FIST.
Meeting thea broke up; went homs
and sent to an apothecay fosJew Di-
vid's Hebrew plaster cVuldn' set down
Tor 'iree days, eject Of paddle.
Damphool called 10 see me; talked poll
iics; told him | should vote for Ste
phens. lie said shouldn't, hsdsworn
not to; told him I'd quit; said ifldijld
iose my custom, X. Ms wouldn't trads
with me called me traitor. peTjurer,' aud
all that. Don I know what 70 do; reck-
on III have to stick to'em.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30

o Poyety! thou art, Indeed ,omnipotent
Thou griudesI us into desperation ;
thou confonndest all our boasted auc
most. deeply looted principles; thou fl.
lest us to the. very. brim with malice and
revsnge and reneerest us. capable Of act,
ofIunkuownt horror! Mag l,neyer bevisi.
Ted by iheeiu the iullaess Of The powers,
CALEB Williams.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
| would spnd a conv nj lbis a,ticIe

| would send copy of this article
to the Herald, Ala, for publication,
but | see'a notice of the subject in that
paper already, and goes to endorse
The above facts. You can see it, too,
by referring to the number of that pa
per, dated June 22d,, '65, and if YOU
think proper to publish this article, as
lhope youmay, Cor at least the facts
indorsed, } | hope the Herald will copy
it, that ell may see. Justice and fair
play is all | ask. These | consider as
my right, and these ! shallconteud for
--sink or swim-while the good Lord
permits me to live, and TO retain mJ
reason. ...-
Yours in the faith of the Gospsl,
JAMES FARK."
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30

MERCHANTS OF VrNToI, WHO ARE
DesIeIs'n D1y ccods Hardware, oaoeaswaIe, Boots,
Shoes, Groceries, etc.
McAIrnUR.-Jom S. Hawk, ]. X. g. D
Will, Iomliuson & Co., Owen Dowd, +. 4
Bratton, J. & i. Dodge, Shades & Reynolds.
IIAuprY.= Din, D. D. T. Hard, H. B.
Moore J. 3. d ". i. Wilson, Nm. c.
Gleason.
WmzEsvuLr.-S S. 6. Mury, John Gillen.
, Cline < Gardner, Felton, & Lastiey, Jenes
Bleukely. Carr 4 Strong,
ALLrNsvuLE-Peter Miller, Marcus Mil
Ter, Joseph Wilcox.
Mr.. rLEAsANT.--Phillip Sain.
rEATTsvILLU.-Svelstcu& 4 SveIstCn,
AIKLN's Mill. Blotr.
BlHKnBNaRs MuL.-Wiliam Tisue.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30

Be GAY.-A little mirth mixes we'll with
both business and philanthrophy. How
stupid lile both in labor and pleasure, would
BE- without that gai ty within us which sress
ponds to the chceress and beauty around us.
NAY its main cuuents run all the decper az
weil as ssher and purer, for the light rills
that laughing aud fisshing fow into them
fhe river would stagnate into pools If the
rivuleis ceased. .th-ir play. Philosophers and
men of business save tiieir souls alive.andkeep
theirin.ellect iIesh and heall by by mingling
the mirthlulness of youth with the soberness
OF ags;-and even fun and philanthropy are
often loand in tie same character.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
DOestici<s, ius'ignIcd by DamphoOI
and The OeVn, Joins Ihe fAnOw
kOIHInKs,

DOeStici<s, iusIigsicd by DamphoOl
and the Oeyn, Joins Ihe hnOw
NOIHIngs.
Knowing more bou: selling groceries
than about politics or religion, but was
. sacred to death BY Damphool and Others
OF his kin and name; told me if | did't
jOin the kAow Nothings I'd burst up,
broiled on gridrons by the Catholics.
also, that the Irish burned natives, then
fricaseed them as choice foreign lunch
told them Id joiu.
Started at II o'clock at night, went
doWn tOws, 'h-n up town; met watch
man; Damphool aud he turned round
three times, then stood on one leg;
Damphool then said, 'Horum scorum;'
watchman said, 'Hig 20
ahead Damphool said watchmal was
Que VI EN- Went through seven back
streets, then along cross steat to near
whefsws started, dived down cellar
steps door; Damphool whoo W huosl like
an owl three IiIaeS, knocked door nine
times; Inside squaIled like tom cat
tIsSGs. knocked door three times; door
opened; dark as Egypt; tisri- haudker 1
cheif over my eyes; another door open
ed, ratlIlug Of chains aud strong smell
OF sulphur; though. my time had come.
aud tdet to pray, but couldn't think Of
any thing but tnow Ilay me down TO
sleep They led me IN, threw me down
ON all lours, hit me niue cracks with
paddle on unmentionnable place, stack
two pins in the same, bIated like a bill.
lygoair rthen general caterwauling by
The whole company. Raised me up aud
took Off Handkerchief, saw large crowd
wi,b fools ca ps on, Big ears stIckihg up.
Big picture hanging on the wall, gdfist|
crucifsd rndsfneash in large iotters
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
TERMS CF :tDVERTlslNo.

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hTCe insCrti0HS'' '''''',.....,..'.,S 90
Each additional insertion. q
Cards ono lClr,' ,'''.,'......'..,.,e3 100,
AliboTal dtdBeiionWiH Be made. to psr.
cons naCsriising By Tic gar.
AH advertisements pdydbleiH adpanee or
on demand
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30

Never marry for a fortune. We overheard
a poor unpotunate gel the following sockdoI-
ager, The other day, from his better half:
S.'You g0ol-fof- noihing iellowl" said she.
ewhat would Foi have been, hadI not nai-
risds,,ue Whose waslle baking kiver. nho1e
ifoih0opebb bsiskst, but mina. whsas soa mar.
ried nek' .'|f : &
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
JOB WoRK.

We o,e prepared to execute upon the
shortest notice, in The neatest manner aud on
The cheapest terms. oh kinds Of Plain and
Fancy JOB PRINTING, such as
HandHlls, Blonis, Britf8.
Cards. Tickets, Programmes,
CircpiOrs, Posters, Chccks.
BHL HeCGs, Labels, ROrsc BiHs,
dc, &c. DC.
Cg- We respectfuly solicit the printing
patronage Of our Democratic friends, end ali
; Others requiring work, in Viaton county.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
THE NAETHIR DEMOCRAT.
EDITED AND PUBLISHED BYf
ED ARD A. ERATTON.
Office one door east Of The Court
House.
Terms oE eunscRIPrIoN.

Sl,OO per ytar, and If no; pJysd icitkia The
9sar, $500 lrW be charged.
1Acso Terms mast be str!ctlv complis3
with, Oad no paper icilbe discontinued aata
dH drrearo9cs are pTd, unless al TIC option
Of the publisher.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
Selected Poetry.
INFLUENCE,

What il The little rainshould say
so small drop as
Can ne'er refresh those thirsty fields
IN taHy in the sky?"
What if shining beam Of noon
Should in its fountain stay, -
Because its feeble light alone, '"f
Could not create day?
Doth not each raiu-drop help to form
The cool refreshing shower
And every ray OF light to warm
And beautiiy the loweIl
Go thou--and strive to do Thy sheGsi---
One tslent-less Than thine
Improved with steady zeal and care,
Would rain reward divine.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30

CrNcINNArI FUBNAcE. Westfsll, Stew
ort d Co. Manufacturers of the best
quolity of Pig lIon, Hamden, Reeds
Mill p. 0.
M'arthur Democrat. (McArthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1853-1865, 1855-08-30
lslnls Ion lhc olIrlIlhur lLmouaI.g

HstNlS IOf TIC "MrbIIIuF Itm0Ifll,0
The following eortlornenv N Receive and Receipt
foI Subscriptions anc Advertisements, for this a.
PER, in Vnlou County. Chic.
PEYToE Cox, Tamleu Furnace.
WM. TAyLER, Mt. Pleasant.
JEo. CLARK, ST., llsuson Township.
J. BLoER, Glccrs Store,
J. J.GLLCE, Niikesyille.
ADAM LYNN, Swan.
J. EAsoI, Knox.
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a Room TO the AFFLICTED.

Dyspepsia. until wihina few years back,
has been considered in durable, but now il
readily yields TO, and is ummnrily eradicnted
by, PLANETT's Bitters. which form one of the
safest and pleasanlest remedies for diseases Of
the Stomach and hillary apparatus over COM
pounded. This wonderful remedy has not
worthy of all ihe praise which has been be.
slowed upon it by patients rs vel! rs by tho
regular practising physicians. Those who lead
sedentary lives should always have supply Of
these Bilters nt hanh and ready for use at q
moments notice. Being Tonic, Alternative md
Aperient i'll Dyspepsia, Liver complaints, lndi-
Affections, Planett's Bi,ters are employed with
the greatest success.
For sale ut
RICE & THOMSON'S
D9ng Store.
March 81, 1855 20 St
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Se,.. Work GoTrespontlcllcr.
New IoRK. March oh. lSal

Our hotels are iiI! of cx.honurab!cs.
fresh from Wa>hin. .ton, wit, their
pockets lined with Uuclc SANS al .ow.
;.nce. y large proportion OF these
patriots have only recently stepped
out ct obauuriiy ial" public life and
are n"w s;baiding into insigniiicancc
with Iittle prospects utbclny again cal.
led ni'"n /" serve their country in the
Halls ul Congr.s,'
lie line weather has given u flip
t" The retail. business in broadway, but
trade generally is rather "sow " Tor
the scn>"n. Probably when naviga
'io:. opens and the grca; agricultural
STAPLES hrgn |" c"incm we shall have
plenty OF our country cousins i'll town
viii. their wives ald daughter, and
well filled wallets. There ought to bc
p!cihcrt IT lioncy in The 8 rural dis.
trict,,' Tor the farmers have been re
aitz'ng glorious prices for their crops,
out II l"rtuiIatc y many of them have
caught the Tail road IIaiia, and sunk
tiirlr surplus ~ prolilie>s li. cs.
HE assembled wisdom" Of the
State IS expected here 10 morrow ona
visit to The ten governors OF the aims
house WHO aic preparing TO IIonIZc aud
l. "sL our representatives during their
stay. .! coarse there is more III this
il"n meets The eye. i'eyhups rs one
OF Inc ten governors has large capi
Tai invested IN the diSlllicry business
he may have Il confidential word or
Two |" say on the prohibi,ory liquor
law. 1h's measure hangs fire i'll The
Senate. The liquor dealers here feel
certain that 1t cannot iii its present
sha.c, al.d with the sca,c ch and seizure
clauses stricken out it would be use.
less. The IrtGune seems to think
that there Is treason in the temperance
camp and symptoms of II +" cav .ng in"
among the cold water members of
The Senate are certainly apparent.
The attempted lusion' between
the h,rds aud 5, lis OF The democracy,
IN the crncibIc Of lam,nauy Hall Wa,
partially Il failure. a reunion Of the
urs elements may partially take place,
bat II VIII be only Il limited partner
snip Tor special purpose. The en-
M"te coriiuie ca,not permanently
II nrwcd
Cnon isa standing 'opic in political
circles here. The proposition "OsLend
Conerces," to take the island "peace.
fully it we can, forcibIy I we must :"
is decidedly Dopulnr although n scrl,.
pulons MN rity il list that to seize
the colony simply because it may be.
come a dangerous neshbor and would
certainly bo II very valuable acqui-
si"n, Stan only be justified on the
principle that II man has right to
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which lcrtColnnbia on Friday morning
for Charleston, by which two passengers
were slightly injured and one Of the pass,
cngcr cars completely wrecked The
accident occir'cd about five III les beyond
Brancllvil!c.
The tithIFair of the South Carolina
Institute for The promotion Of Art, Mcchan'
ical Ingenuity and Industry, will be held
AT the New Hall, Oh meeting street, in the
city o; Charleston. commencing on We'd
ncsday the "a of April and continues
open until the 2jih OF April.
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" Horace MATTERS, the great Music
Publisher, Manufacturer, and Dealer in
Piano For,es, of No. 333 Broadway. New
York, has sent us b" following sheets Of
popular Music, published by him.
Lilly White, Clarence and The Rash
OF Waters.
Mr.. WATERS will present as a Ne,o
Years Gjl forl555 One Dollars worth OF
Music, 10 be selected from his extensive
and popular catalogue, to all who purchase
ssofhim within tho next month the same
amount and will forward both Gift and
Purchase postpaid. A most liberal offer
One, hewcycr, characteristic of the great
Publisher and Dealer, and Of which wo
would advise our fair rca adcrs by all means
teayal themselves.
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News Items,

!'hr latest ucwS from the Ea~, is tia,
brought b. the Mad Steam &np" ".itrca,
Which arrived at ilaH.ax on the 18Th
inst. She Ic.t Liverpool on the morn.
my "' Tie 3r inst. The ness bYou ii, hy
her is Highly important.
The Emperor OF Nussra is dead. lie
expired sudicl y at ono u'c.ork On .t.c
morning o: Friday, tie "a INST, a.l H..
event created HE greatest rNc,;cmrn'
No "ctn.!s i.ayc lrcn r.rr;r,, hat
there can be no ioth: of tic fcr, rs j,
WAS anroanccl ~ the House o: !.or,., on
Friday night iy Lord Clarendon, a,l II
the Commons J.. l.nrd ruMners;n:.
SnruScS we're ailnt ,!!ai he was aSs..S.
sinat"d, bu; i; is illoaghl lie dru OF
apoplcXy, after an attack OF influenza.
Tie Vienna conference was to Open
on the 81, inst, and peace expeditions
were daily growing stronger.
From the scat ol war Il! ,rc is no news
OF the least importance.
y battle had taken place At I.upa;nria
between Omar i'nrha ana Gcn. l.ipranLi.
The Russians were rcpuIsrd.
Lord Raglan l., said 10 have resigned
20 avoid recall.
The Earl I.ucan, and some other oil!
ccrs, have Lcen inyii:G to res gn.
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For the Banner.
fsH Manifestation of Respect by
The Es;;,rtS Ee;yr; 'H'r,nn

.Nassrs. E,GiorS: We were much gra,lhed
some few days since, with the proceedings
o! The D!acj River Troop; which paradcd
en- Saturday The 10th instant, at the Rev.
Mr. Mahoncys in Clarendon, for the pmr-
pose of maniIcsting their last tribute of
| respect tOfheir departed officer, Scrgcan,
II. ID. Bc:hnnr, By the erection of a NJ on
umrn 10 his memory. And although 10,
member Of tha, beautiful and patriotic
corps, consequently deprived of the priv
icgn OF participating with them in lbe GER
cm"n'cs of tho day, yet having enjoyed
w!tii tho su icct OF their notice. durinr
the latter period Of his lif., a comparative
Intimacy which WAS rapidly uttuinr into
n" ordinary attachment, orr heart was
with them i'll any procedure, designed, for
the manifestation Of their respect, or for
'hc pcrpclua!!rn of he memory oc so noblu
Il ,n.n.
Certain cvouiioas having been rravcly
tut skllinlN performed, the Troop
slowly and s"amnIy approached. and drew
near the grave of their deceased comradc,
whcrc the numerous spectators had prcvi-
on. : assembled. Aitcs a few appropr late
remarks hy ;hrr znu!ons and patriotic
leader Can't. +. B. Davis, express i've of is,
regret At heir Disappointment III 10, re-
cciIsnG The tombstone winch had been ar.
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Land for Sale,

THE subscriber offers for sale his tract
OF land containing 7s0 acres nf up land
and so l-2 acres of swamp land, lying on
Santce swamp, near Fulton. On the
premises arc "A Saw Mill, Cotton Gin
andsScrew, all in rens;r also eomfopta.
BILE dwelling and all necessary outbuiId-
ings, in repair. The up lahLs and<s;aw
Mill and dwelling nre sllnuteil on the road
leading from Cam!cn 10 Vancc's Ferry,
SIX miles west of itamscy's Depot.
Apply 10.
]. w. WEEKS.
Fulton =. o., sc.
~ n. "a, 1885 IL Gin
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CHARLESTON. March II.
CorToN.- UpIand-The sales of this
article yesterday amounted to 500
Bales at 6 la to 9 l.2 cts per h.,
the accounts from. Europe showing a
decline OF l.5d per h., has caused
our market to be quiet.
Long Staple.-Sca Island 25 to doc.
for common.fne As TO 55c., and up.
wards. Nlaines and Floridas 1910
2Gc. for common fine 81 to 35c. and
upwards.
RIcE.-CIean 81 SOC. to S4 75c. per
hundred ID.
CoRN.-Sl 0Oc. to 81 1Oc. per bushcl.
oATs.-Esl l5c. 10 lSc. Scarce.
PEAs.-Black 81, Red 81 Is per Bush.
cl. much wanted.
HAY.-North River 81 20c. to 81 3Oc. per
hundred ID.
FLoUR.-$lO TO ii per Southern and
Gcncsee, GLIB 10 ii and upwards.
BAcoN.-S.tcs, new to 9 l.2. Hams, IL
10 la. Shoulders, 10 3 l-2c.
LARD.-ll TO II l-2c, anu upwards ac-
cord'ng 10 quantity.
Decentralization 27 to aOc and West.
ern 10 to 25cts.
SALr.--l, to % per sack. according to
Quantity.
CorrEE.- Cuba 10 / 2 10 IL 1.2 Rio 10 IN
IL IL, Per cut.
MoLAssEs.-N. o. 81 to 29c. Cuba % to
23c.
SUGAR.-Brown 4 3.4 TO &c. and upwards.
BAGGING. G.-Dun:ee 10 l-2 to lie, Gunny
l to l3c.
RopE.-Weslern and Northern 10 ID 10
IL l-2c. per ID.
CATTLE-Car loads 7 1-2 to 8 Lee. per
ID. nett.
Hoes " -" 6l.2 TO 7 l.2c. per
lb. nett.
EGGs.- In market 25 to Bic. per Doz.
BY the quantity. zoe. per dozen.
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A Chance to make MoneV,

Profitable and honorable Employment.
The subscriber is desirous Of having an
agent i'll each county and town Of the Union
a capital OF from, FIVE 10 ten dollars only will
be required and anything like an efficient, en-.
ergetic man can make from three to Eve dollars
per day Indeed some OF the Agents now en-
ploycd are realizing twice that sum. Every in.
formation will be given by addressing (post
paldD
WM. A. KINSLER,
Box 1928, Philadelphia, Pa, Post Office,
March 2l, 20 81
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GY YNEURALGIA.-Ihis formidable dis
ease, which seems to battle the skill of phy.i.
CLANS, yields like magic to Carriers Spanish
Mixture. '
MIR. f. Boyden, formerly oftlIe Astor House,
New York, and late proprietor Of the Exct.np,,
Hotel, Richmond, Va, is one OF the hundreds
who have been cured Of we're Neuralaia. by
Carriers Spanish Mixture.
since his cure, he has recommended it to-
nunbris Of others, who were suffering Win
nearly every form of disease, with the Most
He saysit is the most extraordinary medicine
he hasev seen used, and the bees. blood puri
fier known.
Gtg" Sold by RICE & THOMSON,
Sumt.rville, S. c.
Sole agents for the Proprielors.