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Wanted.

4 GENTLEMAN or TEN YEARS RNPERI.
"a e.. &c n the hercandls Ran vnczs 10 Norh Gcor-
gis. With atsfAct0ry ieieren es Wauts situason
"a some good Who esa q hoase ga any rsnch oi
hnsin -, either A. local OF travel ny salesman
preiefs easht lr--hut would acceI3 4 Tiace IA
40 lssil q or C.nciGnsii-is acquainted win wurh
Of GeorElsa~d Esst Ten fsset
kddrs-s, ~ ftpres-. N SCOTT.
een-e 81. Cdhcun. ga.
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LARGE NAI.E
Government Property

OF
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Cur celsbraied
FRENCH CORSETS

Which a 80 scientifically and srtisiealy sdsplea 10
81 the form, BE- nos almost wholly "a in our Cor
set .eps rtnlsnt, Lsdles can glEays secure rer-
lee Fl ing G lssthy sending their BUT snd Vast
Measure snd length Of Waist In.isr tho arms also
l ugth ofLont.
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Auction Sale Of Government
WHlaq.

OrTIcz AFEIsrtxr QusngznHuTER.
NasHYLLE, 1Eas-. rept. q 1888. 3
4 WILL OPP sR Fer SALE af PuI De Aust 90 a.
I the Cow lament C.rTsis in AashEie, Jena n
the ld1h day 81 October neat li..HlI III 7 -
HUNDRED & 1VERN8FNf MtLas a hfse
port on cfthsse mulss arr lar1cd si1e1 and 70 l.d
eon.iif ~ having recently been furnfsl ia - he-l
Fnent= J. aFing toe service sud from lalqt H-
por arcn 10 this fts- sae q comm -. -.
s'clcci- A n, on tie l0th 81 Oct1her, and contnue
dsi'Vuafl an the stock 3 disposed cL 4erEi- ea-n
IN GoVsr1rren- funds. - - ~.
- I.--ss-s. RIB glRks
= . sss-,s capt, sue A. g. y,
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Miss Emma Laiimcr, Of Edgsheld, was
recently tried before a Military Commission
in this city. for "disloyalty" aed "utterinl
IRRESPONSIBLE lsneuare" The Commissioa
found her "guilty," and passed the ielloE
ing sentence ga her:
Aud the Commission DO. therefore, sen
teuce Der, the said Emma Latinier, 70 b,
confined 10 such military prison ~ ihe Gen
.arsl commanding the District Of Middle
Tim ssee may direct for the period OF
ninety DAYS, and 10 pay 10 the United States
her tine az three hundred d0llnrs, and in
default Of the payment 81 (Which, 90 be
mrihr confined in same prison until Che
whole fine shall h-ve been satisfied, az the
rate Of two dollars for each days impris n
NETT.
Brevct Major General johnson, Command
81 he District OF Middle Tennessee, 20
whom the matter was referred, made abe
following order.
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GREAT MULE SALE.
= q N var ID
For. Sale.

TIE undersigned cfiers for rale his splendid
lsnnery, VI h all o. the land and spputtensl-
'es thereto belonging
Eill also sell With the yard al Of the stock Of
rethef tanned and 10 process Of ai q nsist ng Of
% be trken out
VII also sell, e desired, an of my live stock,
5q4sisi ng o. Horses Mich Cows, fms let Of -tocA
hogs Reef Cattle, Sc Also. my Household sld
olchen furniture, so as 10 enaole the parehs er 10
so On Nith the busilessW thout delay My place
s one o. The hnest localities for the TannerT or
miing nleiness ID Norlhern Al8hana Sitnafedo on
range Of Lofty hills oTaIlooldug the Valley Of the
tennessee sud commanding one OF the finest ViaTE
ssstoi the Ali~Phauie- /. ~ unsurpassed in point
q hesih snd wafer there beng two springs Of new
e i4iiing free stone water on re plsee
mss so very desirable plsee for q good sieam
sAe and glst Mll there being noae within fu eHty
miles o. the place The building enclosing the
isnneiy was built with SPECIAL reference 10 this hu-
slhes- nefe beng nothing Necessary rog but the
maehnery- The Memphis and Charleston Raj
1vsl' nov beng put IN operation, will Rfioni good
niArEetior ali lumber or -four that could be saved
or eroiInd, q. the Mil would b IN less than hslf
nile II rhe shove road.
ny one desiring good inve' insnt for CAPT a. in
-,tner q the above named businesses could rot do
seller than % examine ~ properly before purchas
lis eisr ehee. Terms easy. Possession gwen I'M
lied ateif, N Wsntad.
Eeier., By permission, to $. s. Darwin and ". Z.
Nance, HUNTSVILLE Ala
ueoAilrs Ala,s or to ne oH he PREMISE SIX miles
west Of Decatur, on he N. a @. K. R.
aaria-sw ," ~
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To Let.

DART Of he fret Door al 81 good Store. f9r som,
Wholesale husieess, (D-y q -o3s, Boots ans
shoes, OF HAS End Caps prelerred.i Add tss "a
T.. BOX 59G. p a anpes-t
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Dissolution.

WE. the undersigned, have this day. nv p,r,insl
" CONSENT. dsssoiF we'd the Tart5ership hereto ore
EXISTING between rs urhder The Ity e and firm Of
hruner q Lelnins, Propretors Of Race Coarse and
business, md IS authorizes % collect al elu-s snd
settle al ola ms belonging 10 ths old finn.
HENEN BRUNER,
EBB DINING
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Notice 20 Shippers.
Auction Sale

or DRY eaoi1. BOOTS AND. sHoE3 Hf
! Geo zhields 8 o. Wega ~ laels
- fs,-''r. f-,....t-na 81 A.saliaf Tess aHllss
$3.50. 'rfos.arr. GleFsa. Jar dat
49, f--lr--7-rrs fl1nueis, hfr1aad aud
49, f.-,-.-s.i-- Prafs. l'erll11srT. tl1ti1. fIrl
- 49,. -....-r...1r-. f-d.isr zhIrfs, L'rlrars. als-
- IA q Hoe. Lstiles' ai-5ses % ..irrl|ss
s-- 49,. Hea'1. anoss ard EaImculE.
=, 80 pi.-ilFe ard ultl.u i.sfrse
ESQ. 1H flgf.na GCu
ea p and ~ CfIifga fstsat
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ousToM-MApE WORK.

Ny stock Of shir +. undershirts. aosiery, aad an
other KINGS oi6eEts' furn shl ntoods De- comp eie.
would resPes ualA solilita share az toe public
patronage ~ HER,TEIN
O coilega Sc, opposite First National Bank,
sep-3-ani NashFine Tenn
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This Is and ub ilT the lsrge5t the most thor.
oafh and Ie'ie ily sele TED sioek OF Go hing sud
Furnishing Goods eeer oderct 10 Nashville.
Ny arrangements in the East are such thai my
eiock IS manufactured expressly for this Market,
and pstl.a1 IN tho 1.saf
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The Commissioner of InterDal Revenue
to-day made the following important deer
sion on the status Of a dellrr, within the
me zning of the Internal Revenue Law. lie
said
"A dealer is a person who sells, or offers
TO SELL any goods, wares or M rchandlse. of
forsiga or domesti, produetioo. The fact
that he has m warehouse, store, or other
fixed piece at which his sa es are mfdP, Ia
no msnner releases him from his LIABILITY
70 q license tax as a dealer. 4 desler SELL
ing on commission FIR his consignors is e
"a tor, &c eral deslsr, charged with the
egal custody OF the goods, able b sue and
liable 10 be sued, responsible for the fulfill
ment Of contracts, and is the recipient Of
the price; therefore, every person rect wing
r0nsignmeats Of merchandise, in ships,
boats or ears, and effectinga sale and deliV-
eriug the same directly from such vessels or
cars, is lab for license as a dealer, which
license shou q cover ali his ales."
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To the Public.

Ny WEE, TAMEsA FoRn. having isf nv
w hei ard tcsld without lust utorccaton !
heiesy warn Ell persons from harharisr o. trusis
90 ny aeaouni ~ glll noi he Re -poreuii f,r her
-, PAsCHAL FORD.
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Wanted to Rent.

V'WOuFURNTsHEn ROOMS IN acsn rsl portion
4 az the CITY, ior wlaca ubcfal pfice vii bs
paid. Address e = r. % care ulion oice
SauoS "a
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$50 Car % the question OF admitting the
testimony of negroes INTO ouf courts WAS
couceTnet g.. De oppressed no opinion upon u,
as separate question. He had as many Of
the prejudices 6f be south as other South
era meu. But IN BIZ public sets be had al
way endsavored 10 discard prejudice, and
leofcd u the happiness and Eeliare Of the
reopie. Int "a Re was one phase Of the ne
gro question " i,h was settled. The negro
was already regarded a. a competent wit
ness. He alluded 10 the class wnich, by an
act O. Congress, came unaer the jurisdiction
Of the q reedmen Bureau. The question
va not whether IN, II testimony shouldlbe
received or not, &c was alrcadyf eceived. The
question was whether, in receiviug It, Il
sha be rcccit ed before our own civil mag
isiraios or iuries, or before the Proves,
Mnrshals o. The Freedmeu's Bureau. de
had o hesiiat on n expressing himself IN
favor Of the former.
He wa opposed TO al systems Of repu-
eiaiicn, WHEELER styled stay laws, bankrupt
laws, or insolveni acts, snd in general, " 3
in favor # placing Mississippi IN the front
rank Of STATES. He desired 10 sec our Con
gFessmen admitted az the next session, and
10 that end would do all in his rover 10 pro
mote the policy OF President job son Tor
the rehabilitation Of the Slate, which it was
understood was the ultilnatum.
Il viii be Noted that both Of the above
gentlemen iavor the reception Of negro ties
timony in she State courts.
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De- NTAI[ING.
YaInahIe Farm far NaIe-

Q00 ACRES r drst eias8 land Or sale, miles
Gen. ". G. Harding, IN good stafa al cultivation.
rierms spTiy % s. ". Chiiana, Attorney at
law Nashville, lem, No. CO Cherry street.
sep22-lmc
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am informed that at a colcred ball in
The University building ia this city, three
colored persons were killed ia one night.
10 is said they were shot bv white men
dressed in tc0mcn's clothes OF course con-
demn, in unmeasrrcd terms. any such out
rage, and make mention al a o show the
state Of the feeling getting mp between the
races. Those balls are too frequent, and an
wrong. White sold ere, and eficcrs, attend
then and dance with the coiored women.
One Ohio soldier, a msn OF v, ~ fair educa-
ton. procured a license go mar y. but not
disciosng the roior If his intended, and ac-
tualiy married wonch, formerly a slave in
this city Ii this sort OF alliance suited his
taste. have no complaints 90 make But
do complain that the morals of the colored
population are not SO goo slnce their free-
dom as when they wers On bondage. And
az the speed we a,e 81 making IN the dircc-
d Of their enlightment, our teaching,
preaching, praying, singing aud dancing
VIII take hah Of them % ruin in We v
short time.
TIE GOVERNOR STARTS rHE FATE or COMMON
roLEs-Is KNOcKEn Isro THE GUrrER
The officer addrcs ing me the foregoing
letter, VII Oh we omit states that I'VE an
respect tie noble men who, TO- four years.
have -tood by tho Union. but he tbinks
"a Il II ina tifue -tneN q nuta have learned
% respect tie Uniform Of the srmy" one
hail 81 an the coiorcd soldiers in uniforms
n East Tennessee have no respect for that
Ii / orm, and do net appreciate its dignity
and impor ance. Twa Of them in full uni-
tofm, some time since, upou o narrow side-
walk In This city, knocked the writ D. Of this
art elr into the gutter, tafowing him upon
his hands and knees. He was irving % oct
ont Of their way, and they saw 81, but beng
feeble, aud leaning upon staff, he moved
to- Slow Tor their ideas of progress made
no com laint. bat concludcd IA these c,l-
ored ruiiians he'd nos learned 10 resl,oei no
uniform OF the sfIny," sad went inv Wv
not reie rine~-but .fotiiag SO fis lsfi ~,
that I wal 'gorsted by the encounter. which
had NOT brought about. bai sought 10
PREVENT Soldiers aud oiice-s, wesrin~ he
Federal UNIFORM ought ell o. DC 5e-fiiszrr
DO matter what their color, but SO only two
calorci soldiers ever encountered did not
prove O. be ol that stripe have no wish
90 try them aesi n--I might light urou oth.
ers lees refued whs weuld run me ihruarb
with she haysneti BE- ne denied white
mans choice, ] only ask b negro privfie~s-
OF getting out Of the way
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From washington.
WAsHIsGroN, September p.
PtRpoy APPLICATIONS.

fAhANl AlA AAAa-AANafar
The usual crowd Of pardon-a applicants
wee at the White HoCse to-day The only
prominent personage amoug them, wss the
rebel General Peck, of Mississ ppi. ID seems
20 Je generally understood, among appA-
cants, that they must ava their turn, and
that Il viii Tot DO their respective cases shy
good 20 imp3rtuue the Pre- ident to act on
any o. them ouI Of their order.
SEGRoEs ISrERCEDING FOR a FoRNER MASTER.
The Star rays that to-day two colored we
men and collred men we're in attendance st
the Presidents 20 ask pardon for ihsir 'orm-
sr master, man named Williams, who is,
or was, at the breaking out Of the war, a
veal by citizen Of Virginia, and az one
time owned a number OF slaves. II appears
from the statement Of these colOred people.
that Williams made appl cation for pardon
some tine ago, snd IS the application has
not bsen Hcted upon as yet, ines are here
to IN ereede in behalf Of their old master.
INTERNAL REvESUE DEclsiOs-A DEALER "
DEFINED.
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,,hat Candidates SAY in sIississsppi.

What Candidates Say in Mississippi.
lion sylvanus 7 ans is a candidate for
conrress N the fourth district in N ssis-
s'ppi. He recently addressed PARTON Of
the nsopie Of viclSsburg. He aonouneed
tsat he ensorsed the action Of the lac State
Convention. so fsr as it w~nt, but there was
stili work 10 be done-a great and impor-
taut wo.l, had been deyolvsd upon the next
legislature. and an ess men were sent 10
thu T,oir;slature . no wonld carry outin good
faith the policy Of the Convention, and
. r,n,,ss he " *. there w4s no necessity
fo- -endinr ANYBODY to Congress, as they
y,.i5 never be admitted. He argued
earnestly in favor Of laying aside past pro-
iudiees and psssi rs, and rsing to the dig
nitv Of the hour. Twas the most important
crisis that had ever come upon the State.
He implorea the people to be prudent and
WIS.,, We hsve already rid ourselves, by
the iud chou, action Of the State conven-
ton. Of military rule, and be trusted the
members Of the next Legislature would not
fail in tl.e work assigned % them.
On the question Of admitting negro testi-
monv. le ,oas ready 70 reoeire Il. He was
willing TO make the negro a competent wit
ness and the MAJ. ,strstes and the Jurors
could decide upln his credibility. He did
this 10 arrest stil greater calamity. He
believed thst ifthsre wss any hesitation in
tbi. matter. the Congress Of the United
State, would tndesvor 10 force the enfran-
,b;semept of the negro. They were already
,osr.bslipr their hosts. ard preparing for
the warfare mp N Us, ADD everything We did
rh CD exhibited the least disposition 10 dc
Injustice 20 ts- Begr', would lie used 10 our
disadvantage TO az alarming exten'-
Ii eected 80 Congress, he should favor
Tie rebuilding Of the leyees by the a d Of
the United States Government. He did not
agree with his opponent, Gov. West. thar The
Tnitca Ssases 60rsrHmenf could Justly tar us
so.a ava Of h isar de5f, and hence sisuld
Oppose ~ pss 1rsrf.
The Judges views ars fair and Reasonable
epo,ah until be comes TO the clio e.. Is is
the opinion CT "some folks" tast he rebel
ststes. having brought On the war and fore
ed the Government into debt. ought 10 be
made to ray tbe whole Of it. AT any rate,
they must prepare to pay their proper
share. and when Judge Evans declares that
he will oppo such payment, he evineess
hostility o. the Government that ooght to
preclude the possibility Of HE election 10
toBg ess.
COLLIN Partridge, candidate 10 repre-
sent Yicksburg in the Slate Legislature,
also spoke. he approved the action Of the
{ nreuiioa, and declared that if elected to
the Legislature be lhould finish the work
IN The spirit which dictated the policy Of
the Convention.
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Brevct Major General Johnson, Command
srof he District Of Middle Tennessee, %
whom she matter was referred, made abe
following order
HEspoUAHrERs DIST. MinnL5 TESN,.
Murirceshoro, Tenn. Sept "a, 1865.
The proceedings. findings and sentence,
10 this - are-sRprored, but IN considera-
Sion ol the resiiiat circumstances Of the
ease the hrcvet MaiorGeneral commanding
is pleased DO mint The entire sentence. Ia
Hiil Dc wen ior Miss Lstimer 10 remember
that d Hil lot DO 90 irife with the sacred
emblem Of our nat oualiiy. That in spite Of
the opposition of all the sch-ol girls in the
Soath, the "Bsuner Of G DRY aud Beauty"
viii siil we've over the laaA Of the free. and
notwiths ,audiog the united efforts Of al the
rehsl ious women in the country, will con
time q Goat, until time shall cease 10 be,
upon every breeze, she pride AID admira-
lion of ah Oh hiking persons. she vii be
rciea % from conf cement ana restored 20
her parents with attention a. solomon's
sage remark, he thaf spgrch nc rod spoa-
"a fls r.i d %
Tho condurt OF the prosecuting witnesses
deserve "a pgssing ROMA B.. The ie timony
shows ihst thev had resolved on changing
their place Ct abode previous TO July 4ih.
bot agreed To remain NJ the house OF Mr..
Latlnf T. untl after that date in order 10 en-
snare his little daughter. aud get her into
trouble. Ihcr frsf hattie fer fhe RAG fsas
trit fhou1tti6sE school 0iriff
The en- ire transaction looks lie tbs work
of caldrcn 'ompoBrly removed from the
parental control.
ny command Of Brevet MAJOR General
johnson.
Wa. WnieEr, A. A.G.
tie pre' ~ generally oonced.d that Gen.
johnson has made mos just and sppropri-
aic disp sition Of Ibis ease; and he will
have the thauka Of the public that he has
made % w.so q use Of the power vested in
him. Whiiai Re- isving schiiol girl Of the
penalty OF her no ght essness, (which hsd
already been sufficiently punished in her
arrest, Imprisonment and trial, AMI the I'M
pleasant notoTiety resuliing ihsrefrom ) be
shows that he hes proper appr. citation Of
thc pstriotisa, nnd galiaaf,y q the yong
qtaticaea who fret ensnared and thea has
tened 70 inform on her. In future years
when they have married and hego,tcn chill
dreu, they can entertain them with stories
Of the "frsi battle for the Gag Of their
country and. in the next war, may rca-
sonably expect to hold the rank Of Major
General
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Ell 81 lMa GaremmeIt H0ns

4 VILE OFFER b. D SALE ST II 49,, =
i ran oa each Tuesday ADD 4nill -
m0uth nj October. laoi. ioi Of 'afo 49,
of f'fsrrni cisasfs tt Cagairy iefas
Te1n. . ~ a-1l-s
NJ Ii 6or.rs ..t.d. ifaiIIl aflrl ~ glc.lrJ
ul.fF I'D uurchaac. 80 n
IE.Zli tafi
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For further information in regard = !,
the skilIful success in the tres niell ?
diseases, the resder is referred % s.l
KS THERAPEurICs and MArEEA Md
two large volumes, late edition Of ~
the best work in the Uniied "a.
where you viii End Dr. heiiii' ~ ~
standing parallel with the best nio g i.
men Of the age in the treatment o. ~
eases Of women. For al diseases p -
advertisement, satisfaction 2 80 -,
teed. With my general practise J. A'''
the following
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GENTS WAITED FOR "TaE SECRET szR-
a vICE. fhe Field, The punsecn, and TIE H.
--9-e IRE most Interesting and exciting book
ever published, emtrneinE NJ kchards1u's 10
rs-.fieled erperelce i1r iuur years. trarci--sg
through the sout7 IN the strret service or flsa
ssIIisuae-" u NIil uhogud IN Eilfriug eTeHE. lirf
contain more 81 ne fAet, Incident and rsHllca ii
the ar than any oiher work puoIEhei. send a1f
CIrculars- Address JONES. BROS, 4 co,
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NAsHVlLLEAEo DECATUR
Rzsz5s.szs5
RAILROAD LINE.

ON and aner Saturday,, SEPTEMBER leih, iarli
" Passenger Trains vii run as i0iiJHs
leave Nashville Ter u oafur junction AM HUBS
Vile a. T-3l Pm
Accommodation Trsin for Co'uuiiaa ~ 2 - p-n-
st1ra I'm fro1.l Decatur 70 Iull cc1neciing with
cars iur Memphis.
Tine through from Nashville. - noarl
Returuirg--LesFe Decatur jtifiiua AZ . an az
irving q Nazari-Is af 40 Pm
Ie7ve C9lnrnira 81 10 an; arriving a. Aash-
vile * 10 am.
TSslns siop q Ell iHisrne.iiate ststiors
..-i@-sr J. H. POTTEf, 6enT supT.
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Commissioners Sale.

f:r pdrte 1Melrin II. Sans ct u1 ct al.
N EQU1TY-RICHLANDD DISTRICT.
pursuance Of the order of the Court Of
i Equity in this case, I will sch, before
the Court House, in the city of Columbia.
on the LIST MONDAY in December next at
lO O'Clock 4. M, all that two lots of LAND
situate in the city of Columbia. buttinc
ana bounding towards the North on -
Marlngs lots, towards the South on Chas
blacks lot, towards tho East on lot of Dr..
samuel Fair, and towards the West on Ri
chardson otherwise called AIain) street;
measuring in front on Richardson street
about 50 feet, moro or less, and in dcDth
about 2OS feet, with an alley-way between
the two lots, extending the whole depth of
the lots; which, if the lots are sold to diff
1efent purchasers, will be in common to the
Two lots. Upon the lots We're two commo-
dlous stores, destroyed by fire, the bricks
beng still upon thom. These lots are ad
mlrably situated for business
,IERMs.-Two-thirds cash; the balance Mt
the expiration of one year from the DAY of
sale; to be secured by bond and mortgage
OF the premises, with interest pavable an
nually until the whole debt has been paid
purchasers to pay for papers.
ID. B. DESAUSSURE,
Commissioner in Equity Richland Dist.
Nov II
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HAVING opened his store in rear Of hi,
- old stand, will be happy to serve his
,iioii,is ant oi1 CUSTOMERS uii i.s
terms as can be had in Columbia. His
stock consists Of:
SUGAR, COFFEE. FLOUR.
BACON, LARD, GOSHEN BUTTER.
rS; rSS;ALMON, LOBSTERS, OYSTERS AND
Tubs, Buckets, Brooms and Sifters,
Matches, Blacking, Shoe Brushes.
Pocket Knives, Knives and Forks.
Pad Locks, Coffee Mills
Letter and Cap Papor, Steel Pens.
rencils, Playing Cards, &c.
l3O doz: Fancy Soaps-handsome assort-
ment-wlll be sold low by the dozen.
Nail Brushes.
Butfalow and Horn Dressing, Fine Tooth
and Pocket Combs.
With many other articles.
ON CONSIGNMENT,
SO bbls. Superfine Flour.
SO kegs Nails.
25 boxes French Par. Candles.
80 Adamantino Candies.
Ink. Nov % ~
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Sales of Governm't Pronertv.

A 7 noon, on WEDNESDAY, November
- -, and every day thereafter, at Col
lese Campus, will offer at public sale. GO
HEKNMENT PROPERTY in my charee:
Horses and Mules, sold Wednesday, and
Wagons and Harness, Wednesday,. and
Scrap, Wrought, Pig and Bar Iron. Boil
ers, Engines and broken Machinery sold
Bricks and old Buildings, Thursdavs
Terms cash. EDGAR NcMULES
Assistant Special Treasury Agent.
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Bonds, &oc&y and Bs'ich.
By Levin & Peixetto.

w MONDAY, the 4th OF December next.
py PERMISSION OF Jacob Bell, Ordinary
Tor kichland District we will sell at the
= Court House in Columbia,
The following PERSONAL PROPERTY,
9etonelng to the estate OF Bernard Reilly.
road Stock. . A'''A'
% shares Columbia Gas-lIght Stock.
Stock. 1s- 'ffo OAAA
$4,000 in Bonds Of Memphis and Charles
All the Brick on lot on Main s+rrct nc,r
the State House.
ALSO, AT SAME TIME
~ shares Union Bank Stock.
Terms OF sale cash. Sale positive.
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The UNDERSIGNED,

NHANkFUL to her former patrons for
the TRAVELLING PUBLIC that she has
rented her house, corner Of Camden and
MARION streets, in the most complete and
comfortable style, with NEW
&c, and Is now prepared to receive guests
on the most reasonable and satisfactory
terms. Her house il admirably located,
convenient and pleasant, and hor TABLE
she guarantees will be supplied with tho
best the market can afford.
NJ MEMBERS OF THE LEGISLA-
TURE can be assured OF tho best accom-
mediation, and will greatly consult their
own interest by addressing ME at once
NOV ~ Y MRS. JAS. S. RAWIS