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SPECIAL BUEIE&S6 NOTICES. oz

HIPS Hair Dye,i Accents sAlack or Brown il
stanians9gs,g AURA, bsa9itul,r dutsbae. The
best and eheaPest IL use: Contains as much g
say aoHas Shs. BePet No 60 John ST., New
York City. Sold by all druggists, passnt msdi-.
cine, faacy goods and ipsrfamesy stores every
where' lnoy9dwlk
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JUST received at Levi VOLTS fresh supply %
staple and fancy dry goods Also splendid stock
OF ladies furs, which We will sell at prices which de
fly competition. Give us call and secure soma.
good bargains.
LEVI WOLF
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a oUrfINe ScRAPE.-On Saturday night,
ABOUT IL o'clock, George Turner called ct the
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LOCAL COLU VI n

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for each
insertion of all articles under this head.
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There'is notbsag IKE Dr.: veipsRsi French Pill.
Tor keeping the complexion fresh and entirely, free
frean pifnpies. hH canse of 7Fha Is hat regh-
lisssth 9tIra Mrhaie y &c I 3 Hf -
Bold by alI d faesisss. 4 csszsdfm.l
4IsNsrs Il BIZ AuirIIs Il al III IHs1rY-dfsR and
ws@sn ~ assasen 7 pro- d islhsJ % hks ok
wSH and re think SC rig b1t .dNsk4 shasa a NY
syn hy Mith that class W hose disASsale loeks
ny every direction, when with thelssst are
their whole herds may be made surprisingly beau
.iiul. Every white, gray andtaded lock may be
restored to its Origin color beauty and lussre,
Mhils the scslp Z clesnssd from IL firing dshd
ruff, and every hair prevented from filling off =
Yes, and. very likely, have lururiant growth Of
new hair cover their entire head, where now
there Is none. But how can this be donef By
using Tebbstts Physiological Hair RegeneraSor,
which never soils the finest fabric, 10 richly per-
Timed, has no equal as a.. hair Idressing,is used
among the most fashionable exclusixely,sand pro-
nounced the standard preparation OF America
eral Agents, Chicago, III, Sold by Glenn &
Hinekley, c. A. Benser, G., SPeidel, Schmidt &
Grogan, Rock Island, and druggists everywhere
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fine assortment of plated ware just received at
Riggs jewelry store. Butter dishes, sugar bowls,
ice pitchers, cake baskets, goblets, &C., &C. Call
and see them.
PRICES DowN,-French mernoes all colors
only ST. 90
Empress Cloths, all eolors, only 100
English merinoes, do 40
These goods are all fresh and in choice colors-
the ladies are requested to look ut them.
c. NJ AIKEN.
nYl0hwtf
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Rec LUScH, at Phil Helms, every morning, at 10
o'clock. rorad,f
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DESTRUCTIVE FINE AT MEMpHls- -CorToN MILLS
DEsTnoyED.-On Tuesday night, about O'Clock,
tho cotton mills at Memphis were discovered to be
on fro. It required but few nnp les to complete
the work OF total destruction. stately building,
full OF machinery and busy with tho industry of
two hundrod persons employed In it, was almost
in tinkling wholly consumed. Tho Bulletin
thus speaks Of tho loss sustained and tho origin
OF tho fire:
No ono appeared to be on the ground who could
give the alightest cluo to the origin Of the FIRE,
that tho corflagrlton wac accidental. An investi-
CATION will doubtless DO mado into the matter
The owners Of tho Memphis Cotton Mills were
J. W. Pago, Esq. George Il. Check. Esq, and W.
Wigs Esa They estmsed aaS tho losS On me-
Total s2o2, 900, on which there arc policies Of in
surance to the amount Of $90,0 Some of the
city offices will suffer severely but the particulars
will not be known Till to-day.
There is not person in the CITY but will sympa-
thizo with tho owners Of tho mills in their great
loss, and't worling-mon, women and children
being turned out to face tho gloomy winds and
storms OF winter without employment.
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Amnesty and Pardon


Tho 18th sections OF Inc Aot of July IL, 1862 deln
ing the penalties Of troason and nsurrocton, ia in
the following terms:
Tho President is hereby authorized, at any Time
hereafter By p-: ,la MT on, to oxtend to porBons
lion in any State III part thereof pardon and am
neBty, with .noh exceptions, aid at sucn tme, aud
on such conditions, "s no Inat deom oxfoa.eat for
tho public welfare.
We csnnot doubt that tho Prosdont intonds,
and tho country expects, that ali, or nearly all, OF
donod. this is to bo tho final result, the soonor
1t is conHummated tho bettor. Tho persons yot
nnpardoned arc tho mon OF wealth, tho men Of OIL
terprlse, tho mon whose capital and business
pacity are needed to rolioYc tho South from it's
industrial m stagnat'on, and ronew it's prosperity
precisely the sanlo, not differing at all in nature
md but litto in degree that thore s no good roa-
son why evory caao should receive n sepnrate OK
animation mt tho hands OF the President
new amnesty proclamation for tho .immediate ro-
lief OF all casHes is one Of tho fttest things the
President could execute.
t. We doom it important that he should publish
suoh an amnesty now, before tho meeting of Oon-
gress Loaf that body should repeal tho section
above quoted, and then deny tho authority of tho
President to talio any further action. The Radi-
means they have loft of terrifying the South into
ratification Of tho ponding or some more objec-
tionabie constitutional amendment. The Prosi-
dent should promptly take this weapon out Of their
hands. His authority to do 30 now is undoubtod
and incontro7ertible, for Congress itsolf has OK
pressly conferred it. II that permission should be
repealed at the beginning OF The session, his
authority would bo open to question; and If, after
repeal he should act in n1anifest defiance Of tho
will Of Conefess, they might make II ground OF
,impeaohment-N Y. Wo1id, Nou. Is
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Charleston wcokly News.

The enterprising publishers of the CHARLES
TON DAILY NEWS have commenced the publica-
tion of WEEKLY. Wo have before us the issue
OF November the 11th; judging by it, there
can be no denial OF the assertion in the Pros
peotus that it is tho best weekly paper pub
lished in tho Southern country. It contains q
large amount Of reading matter, selocted with
great taste and Judgment. There is plenty of
pleasant miscellaneous roadng matter, and in ad-
dtion tho news of tho week in full. It is just the
paper for the fresde and the family. The prico is
low, being only So por annum.
Ddf{ington Soasthe70er.
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The Cher1osson News.

Our entererising contemporary has recently dis
played full hand of trumps. First, enlarging it's
Dimensions by tho addition of eight columns, it
astonished its readers with the handsomcst and
most artistic array of reading matter and adyer-
tisemcnts displayed by any journal this side of
New Orleans. Finally it's propriotors have brought
out Weekly Ne'os tho fair face and form Of Which
bear promise of great prosperity. And it will be
deserved. Mossrs. CArucAnT g. EcNI1LIaN have
from tho start been energetic, end their energy
has commanded SUCCESS, and success has given
them prominence among tho journalists Of tho
South. h.-Caroinian.
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The Charleston News.

This onterprising and excellent paper now comes
to us enlarged b the addition of eight columns,
and very handsomely arranged in evory respect
Tho proprietors have now added WEEKLY News,
which promises to bo of great interest. The
NEWS has boon reproachod by ccnsorious reaec-
tions on its fidelity to the South, because it
happened to say something about the South drifting
back into tho Union through tho amendment to the
Constitution. Wo road tho remark at the timo, and
thcn Thought, and still believe, that it was only
tho exp ession CT IN opinion-that the events
passing before us made it probable TINT tho South
would ultimately ratify the Amendment as der
nier resort, or bo forced into submission by the
ratification of constitutional majority by the
States. We could see no reasonable inference
from the expression of such ali opinion that tho
NEWS was prepared to advocate the change in tho
Constitution. we think it entirely wrong to snap
at evory passing sentence escaping from the pom
of an editor, whether we understand his motives
or not. 1t is just tho way to get up fuss when
thele is no necessity for it. Many have been
driven into error by ungrounded or in-tmed accu-
sations. Lot the NEWS speak for itself when it
advocates the adoption of the proposed revolving
amendments.- Spartan.
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Washington News.

New YORK, November 10.-rhc Posts Washing
ton special says, facts divulged to-day show little
hope that the President will recommend impartial
suffrage in his message. The special to the Conn.,
n'ercia says it is confidently expected that recon-
struction will be nmicably settled carly in the ap-
preaching session. Negotiations for that purpose
are now in progress between the President and
leading politicians of aliparties North md South
the basis Of tho settlement to be universal suffrage
and general amnesty. The President partially ac-
cedes to this proposition but insists upon consti-
tutional grounds that the question of suffrage
properly belongs to the States and s 80 far averao
to any action Of Congress upon that subject. The
telegram also states that if assurances can be OBJ
tanned from Southern leaders of the speedy adop-
tion OF universal suffrage, the President will waive
bis objections.
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a CARD.

AT MEETING OF THE VEsTRY OF sT MI
cHAELs CHURCH. held in tho Church on tho 11th
November, 1866, the following resolutions adopted
and ordered to bo published In Of tho olty papers:
hesotted, That tho Chairman be requested express
10 Col EDWARD B WHITE Civil Engineer and Architect,
tho great satisfaction OF the Vesry and also of the Con-
gregahon Of St Mchaels Church. tho excellent
and Skill ho has shown in directing tho restoration OF tho
Chanccl and rotting of tho Church. damage in
hctod by aholls during the aud his assuty and
success In restoring the interior of tho Church with poas
ing effect and In keeping with tho original design.
Rcsofued, That the sense of obligation to Col. WHITE
Ia enhanced by tho generous and Christian which
prompted him to render his professional services ra
tuitousy. Noyember 80
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TIE PROPOSED CoNanEss OF JEWS IN PAnrs.-
Tao Gazette de France, 'alluding to the jewish
Council which is to assemble In Paris next yoar
on Z, deo de tho following questions: The abolition
OF ha prohibition OF certain articles OF food; the
sup rei sion OF pOlygsmy which exists among the
oS;,s-iinn oSs in Algeria aud the recognition af female
country with malos. The French Government ia
said to be vory for tho reforms rotating to
inc African colony, ss there are In Algeria 10000
JeTisR families, composed Of Industrious people,
Waoare not subject TO tho geuera laws OF tho OWL
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Charleston Weekly Nexvs.

Wo are in receipt of the first number of this
paper containing twonty carefully selected and
we'll printed columns of reading matter.
This paper will BIO o comprehensive compendium
OF tho DAILY NEWS, together with tho addition of
literary features which will give variety and unto
in making it Il most acceptable household and ure-
sido companion.
We commend it to the patronage of the poople,
while expressing tho opinion that it will bo found
vol calculated to supply tho place of many Of tho
Northern Wcel1ies which are now 80 extensively
patromzcd in our midst.-iS,pnter Watch,nan.
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Charleston Weekly News.

Tho first number Of tho above promising candi-
dnto for popular favor has boon received. 1t is
hardly saying enough TO state that tho WEEKLY
NEWS comos fully up to tho promises Of the pnb-
ishers. 1t is q well-digested compond Of tho
Daily, with tho addition Of highly interesting
literary features We cordially commend it to the
patronage Of our readers, as being jim evory re-
spect far superior to the numerous NorthorIr
Wooklies that have 30 long flooded tho South. BY
all means patronize our home productions in pro-
orence to worthless foreign trash.
[CiTa,D Ad ;cyttse,.
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PosToFFICE NOTICE,

P0STOFE1CE,
CHARLESTON. NovElIDEn @. 1885,
From this dato until further noHce. the 'Way" Mails
for the Northeastern Railroad route will close at II IL
(except on Sundays, at 10 A. MI
Aniis for Wilmington and Manchester Railroad, by
Northeastern Railroad route, Express train, OF p. II.
Mails for Augusta and Columbia and the connections
Of tho South Carolina Railroad. will close TIA NJ.
For Georgetown. by ',Kinastreo" Sunday Of 10 A. n,
Wednesday and Friday as II A. III.
sNoycratcr7 STANLEY q. TR0TT, A. p. N.
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Charleston Dnily uc1ya.

We arc gratiaed to notice that this storling
sheet has increased its size, and appears in an
entirely new dress. good paror heretofore, it
promises now to become . botter ono. Those e,i
dences OF prosperity and enterprise arc cheering
to its friends, and we hope they will lend tho hand
Of encouragement to it's worthy managers. No
coll attention to tho Prospectus published in an
othor column YorkoiUe Inquirer.
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MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY.

H1IkAthON FIHtc1 1nN"AN1H COlIf>aWHs
THE MARION FIRE ENGINE COMPANY OF THIS
City havo In accordance with tho sentiments of tho ci-
zens genorally, determined to procure STEAM FIRE
ENGINE AND APPARATUS, Of tho most approved pat
terms They Therefore solicit tho liberal aid of their c-
lowcltizens to onablo them to pay tho samo Tho
Company refer TO tor services for tho past
years In the Fire Department in aid Of this appeal
Committee. consisting of W. RoNAE and A. HAM
HToN, will call upon the oitzens for their ooatribu
tons. HENRY L. CALDER
Novomber9 Secretary Marion Fire Er,yno Co.
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PREPARE FOR THE HOLIDAYS

10 EMEMBER THAT FRED. ToN SANTEH, NO. 400
~ KINa-SrREEr {ths is his sddncas. II you wish to
order BY mai hns this season unusually large and
cerginly the most beautiful collection Of FANCY
GOODS TOYS and FIREWORKS In this city. ue has
been established hero for seventeen years. aud Nor
chant, anters and families reading In visiting tho
city will hud it po6table. nH!llcHve and amusing to
inspect the Goods which ho is now opening Ut the ANA
CLAUS HEADQUARTERS and which will 1ntko suitable
prasunts the coming holidays II you aannos visit
him porsonaly, my acquainted with tho city will
tall you thHt goH ShTEN knows how TO GiJe Fatisfac-
ton il ns I'll ordors for tho country, which arc en-
trusted to his Outside of his SEof Goods Offers
&c the Trade TOYS, FIREWORKS and CONFI:cT1oNE-
BY put m togethes or acparately u original boIes ut
pl;cca ranging from yo to one hundred dollars por
Ifyou wish to buy odor any Toys other .fcasnts
for your paronts chdron friends. in the Fany Goods
tinD such nB beautiful CADAS Work BOXES, CHINA
ORNAmEH1B. JEWRI CASES TOILET SHrr8. 70
1IO, GARD CASES and most beautiful ALBUMS. cost
ing from i - AS eaoh and other ornamental well
as usoful Pre9ents, 60 to
SANTA CLAUS HEADQUARTERS,
No, aso K1Na-sTnEET,
Threo doors below Wentwor. .h-street.
November 10 atd.t2mo
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10 tile DobiIitated anu tho Decrepid

10 tile Dobilitated and tho Decrepid.
For gonera debility and exhaustion OF the powers OF
nature. whether by sickncss fast living CON.
sutionai decay, old n5o, any other physical or mon,
tai cnuso tho ono thing noedful nnd indispensable fs
HosTErTER's CELEBRATED STOMACH BrrTERs. :
When tho fro OF ifo to DO absolutely dying ouA IN
the sysem and tho mind, sympathzing with the bodv
is reduced almost to state of imbooility this MIGHTY
Restorative seoms, It wero to lift tho sufferer ont OF
tho Slough Of Despond, and recruit md reinyiporata
both tho frame aud tho intellect An old farmor In tho
Valley of tho Monongnhen writes thus to Dr. Hosrrrrn.
"I compare tho operation Of your Btors upon ma 10
nothing but the effect Of rain after long dry Hs,, In
tho fall of tho year. The rain falling on the mesdowa
starts tho second crop Of grass and your whossoroe
medicine TO have started second crop lo and
Spirits in me-" And this is truly tho effect of ths Urate
ful powerful preparation. Ladies' Of weak oonstit
uon whose srengh has boon impaired by soknees or
age. find moat efcaoous and delightful Tonic and It
administered with great rnarasnus or VAST
ing Of tho esh to young children In faot Il Ia much
safor and cordial for the nursery than anything nd
vortlsod specially for that purpose
Noyember 10
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The Charleston News.

Our esteemed Charleston contemporary, tho
DAILY NEWS, has increased its charms and usafli-
noss by q creator expansion and adornment of It's
columns.
Tho WERKLY NEWS, largo, handsome and in
toresting sheet, is to hand. Now is tho time to
subscribe for it, to secure tho ilrst number.
[Nc,5berYu Herald.
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Tho savannah Neus and Herala of monday. the

Tho Savannah NeaOs and Herald Of Monday, the
10th inst, Hays:
HE SHIP ADMIRAL.-This Ship consigned to
Mr. Carl Epping, which wont ashore on the South
Breakers, near st. Smons' Island has boon swept
by the high tides into tho Swash ohannol We
cd here yosterday, that tho steam tug Ia Hope % Is
Aongside Of, and will probably succeed in gotting
her Off Sho is in pretty good condition, and Leak
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l1ugustn Subscribes to tho Columbia and
Augusta Railroad.

AUGUSTA, November 19.-The question Of sub
scription or no subscription to the Columbia and
Augusta Railroad was submitted to tho vote of
tho citizons to-day, by the City Council, and car
red by majority of four hundred and fifty in
favor Of tho subscription.
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Nirr Mt ChIcnnn.

CCucAdo, Noveulber 10.-rhe fire yesterday de
stroyed oight stores on Lake streot-loss $3.50 GOO
insured for s236 900.
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&S. Tho Es4cnds Hnu Acquaintances o
CHARLES and LEONARD wEIssINGER. aro respectful
y invited to attend tho Funeral of the former bis
lutte residence, No CAL King street. noxt door the
Guard House. at Ten o'clock This Morning.
November 20
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--rH HH H- - 20 -
MARRIED..

AL tho residence OF tho BRIDES fathor In Wiliston.
Barhwoll District, by tho Rev. W. 8. BOWMAN, tho
morning OF the 18th November, 1866. Mr.. JOHN d.
BROWNE OF Charleston. to Miss ANNIE NJ, only
trict - =
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Arrival OF Vc1seIs,

NEW YORK, Norombor 13.-Tho steamers Abe
marie and Valley City, from Richmond, and tht
Hr epno, from New or ans have arrived here.
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GREAT good is expected to result from tho
suferers. In regard TO future subscriptions tho
Relief Committee have recommended that there
DO immediately distributed $40 each to over 5000
families, in view of the rapid approach OF Winter
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CHERAW ADVERTISER.
THE HERALD.

IT'S PUBLISHED WEEKLY AT AEWBEaRY O. H., AT
l. s3 per annum, and having large circulation
through all tho uppor and lower Districts OF the State,
Affords great advantages to advorisers.
Rates for advertisng very roasonablefor which apply
10 our Agent Mr. T. p. SLIDER, at the Mfls House,
80 TH0a r. q Il A. 'dRENEKER,
November Is Editors and Ptoprietors
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Murder in Savannah.

SAVANNAH, November ia freedman killed. q
citizen named AUGUSTUS MCLEAN yesterday. The
dispnte wss about 10 conts. Tho Jury returned o
verdict Of wilful murder
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The pressure in Salt Lake City, in regard to the
rece1t assassination Of DIR. Robinson, has become
30 strong that the city authorities have offered q,
reward Of $4,000 for the apprehension Of the muir
dorer The citizens havo added to this $3.50. Brig
ham Young hoadod Tho subscription List with $500.
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Tho bill making babtual drunkenness suf1-
GENT cause for divorce has passed the Vermont
Legislature, 13 to II, with an amendment requr-
ing that the Drunkenness must be Of two years'
duration, previous to the finding Of tho libel.
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Georgia Legislature.

M1LLEDGEvTLLE, November 19.-The Senate has
extended the time of the debtors to pay the frs
instalmcnt on their debts to January, 1868.
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Navy Promotion,

WASHINGTON, November 19.-Commodore THos
T. FRAnEN, u. s. NJ, has beon promoted to Real
Admiral.
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THE CHARLESTON NEWS,
DAILY AND WEEKLY.
Read what our exchanges say:
Chnrleator NV,cIrIu NJ

Tho first number of the Weekly Nc,Cs hes
reached lib, and fully sustains tho character of its
energetic and industrious proprietors. We COM
mend 1t most cordially to those who arc unable to
subscribe for tho daily issue.-Chester Standard.
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aB- NtEsSRs. EDITORS YOU ARE HEREBY
authorized to announce the Hon. JOHN L. NOVEL;, as
Candidate for the'Sherfalty ct the next election.
October 10 tus
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a5-NIESSRS. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. A. NJ. MANIGAULT as Candidate for
Sheriff at tho ensuing election. A CITIZEN.
November 3 stu
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Madame George Sand haa lat6ly published o
new comedy, 600 Lis du Japan"
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HYEEING DISPATCH.

Cotton opoaeI fc1l, but closed weak; sales 250o
Low HS a@d os oents s r S Hddng az o
leans Flour dil and lower; Etato ss.50@11.75;
Western s11@lj:7j; SoatIorn $I2:N1o75. Wneat,
Corn, Oats ami EGet dull Pork frmer; Moss
s22.75. Wnislcy cuct. Rice, Sugar and Cotfoe
dull Naval Stores qyet. Gold 40d.
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aB-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E. NJ WHITING, Esq, candidate tor Sheriff Of
Charleston tJudicaD District, at tho next election.
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Mobile Market,

MOBILE, November Il, 19,-CorroN.-sales to-day
750 bales. Low Midlings 80. Middlings so, with
o good demand. Market hardening.
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sB- NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT A
Petition will BIO presented TO the Legislature of South
Carolina, at Its next session. praying that the Town OF
summerville bo attached to Berhley District
September tuta
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go NoTICE.-THE FRIENDS OF DR. Pc
TER g. sNowDEN. of st. Johns Berkloy announce him
Candidate for tho oco of Sheriff Charleston Dis
trict, ut he ensuing election.
November 6 tnaH