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Collectors Office L. s. Internal RereRue First
District, Tenn, Memphis January Is, 1866
Gentlemen: In reply to yours of the 23d
ult, whether or not railroad or steamboat
agent is not equally bound as any other in
dividual to place stamp of two cents upon
every receipt given by him for goods, wares
and merchandise or other commodity" /
have to say you viii find yonr question
fully answered in section No. l5S of the act
of March Sd, 1865, which reads as follows:
" Be it further enacted, That any person or
persons, who shall make, sign or issue. or
who shall cause to be made, signed or issued,
any instrument, document OF paper of any
kind of description whatsoever, without the
same being stamped or having thereon an
adhesive stamp for denoting the duty charge
able thereon, with the intent to eyade the
provisions of this act, shall for such otfense
forfeit the sum of fifty dollars, and such in
strunent, document or paper,
shall be deemed invalid and of no effect
Every person, acting for himself
or ageut for others, is bonnd, by law, to
stamp any and all receipts he may give for
the property of another to be transported
by railroad or otherwise, for his own
property when received or receipted for
l am not clear that the party receiving such
receipt unstamped is not liable therefor, but
| am of opinion that the law explicitly
points to the maker or underwater of such
unstamped paper as the first and greater
offender.
am very respectfully.
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Dissolution.
VYNHE Copartnership heretofore existing between
Il f. MALLON and NJ MCLAUGHLIN has been
dissolved by mutual consent. Any unsettled ac-
counts be settled with either of the former
partners. Ar. Mallon will retain the Magnolia
Saloon" and Mr.. Mclaughlin the Family Grocery
at their old stands. Our former patrons are snoi-
ted to continue their Patronage 70 each "a hereto
r.. MAIION
Jan l9dlw~ NJ MCLAUGHLIN
!. T. ANDREWS, GARRETT ANDREWS JE
ANDREWS 81 ANDREWS,
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INHE industrial individual that made love to- and
u went off with one of Avery Flows last
night, will; after breaking up" his garden please
return the implement OF he may find his name in
the papers and his body in the Penitentiary
jan24dlw RANDALL & PUTNAM
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Southern Railroad Co,
No. "a. VS..

N THE SPECIAL COURT OF EQUITY.
EOR THE STATE OF MISSISSIPPI.
Sitting at Jackson.
Monday IannarN
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PREMIUMS FOR SUBSCRIBERS


J r. Smith, Meridian.
G. 5. Jackson, Enterprise
j. j. Cook, Chunkey.
j. T Watts Newton.
Al Brown, Garlandsvilie
) f. Casteel, Paulding
o T. Keller, Columbus.
W. 3 Swami, Scooba.
Ben Murray, Okolona.
Zeb e. Gathright, Summervlile.
$. T. Freeman, Gallatin.
T. Hoskins, Lexington.
Thomas Hunter, Raymond.
Thomas w Grayson, Shubuta-
Capt + F. Martiniere, DeSoto
Or j W Huffman, Summit
L. Ward, Hickory.
r O. Sampson, Verona.
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h,rs ~ There will be Divine service at the
BE catholic church on Sunday at the usual
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.
TCOM B & POW YELL
Jack and surrounding country, to their
of goods. comprising In part a full assortment of
SCHOOL BOOKS,
READERS.
GRAMMARs.
DICTIONARIES,
Latin, Greek and French Text Books.
School Copy Books, States, etc
LETTER CAP AND NOTE PAPERS,
Legal Cap,
Billet and Bill Papers,
Envelopes, all sizes and qualities,
BLANK BOOKS,
Embracing full and half bound
Diaries for the Year 1866.
MEMORANDUM BOOKS
FAIRCHnD's GUILD PENS, THE BEST IN USE
STEEL PENS
For Merchants, Lawyers and Scholars.
PEN HOLDERS.
English aud American Writing Fluids.
Copying and Carmine INKS.
Mucilage,
Lead Pencils,
Inkstands,
Visiting Cards,
NEW NOVELS,
in Cloth and Paper Binding
PoETICAL WORKS, by various Authors
JUVENILE BOOKS.
Photographic Albums
The finest assortment In the State, suited
to the wants of all
Sheet Music,
Violins,
Guitars,
Bapjos,
Accordeons, etc
Freshly Imported
VIOLIN AND GUITAR STRINGS.
New Music received as soon as issued
From the Press.
All the DAILY and WEEKLY Newspapers and
MONTHLY MAGAZINES
may be found on our counters.
Special attention paid to ordering any Books want
/ I'd b. cur pairons.
Weean offer TO the trade. special rates on SCHOOL
BOOKS and STATIONERY, Having direct Inter
i WwmRmm with Publishers and Manufacturer
ne numerous friends Of VIM. Q. LoWD WIN And
him No eur establishment.
| TITC0MB q POWELL,
Jan i0d6 Capitol Street, near State.
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mo - nTUTnUW1, JAN. o. T"IO-UIWF
mrs. THE LAws.-We shall he prepared i'll a
= Abw weeks to deliver copies of the amended
- CONSTITUTION and Acts of the last session Of
Rs DC Legislature. Preference will he given
to orders accompanied by cash. Parties de
iii sfriug copies will please send i'll their orders
without delay.
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ASH SAsHII

A lot of l2XI5 Sash for sale at my shop on State
Street. Also sash for two large windows.
jan25dtf WIN. FRENCH, Sign Painter.
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CHARLES CLARK,

7 I O r n EY AT LAW,
Resumes Practice. Residence Bolivar county
Missisippi. Post Otiiee-Napoleon. Ark. iam23dtf
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Authority. physical issue has been distinct
ly rendered. Congress has announced their
power, and their purpose to have their OWN
way. Nor do they longer mask their move
mcnts behind the tattcred Constitution. That
issue he has not ventured to accept. lie has
not thrown thc-sword of BnExN,s in the scale,
as he might have done perhaps: and what else
lie may do 10 countcract the Congress is not
easy of conjecture. As, therefore, il seems
to he conceded that he will neither yield.
meet the issue, it becomes II question of con
Germ what other position may he taken. That ro-
sition is expected to be indcatcdin the message.
1t is possible, at least. that it may DC sufficient.
1t is certain, if ii be not. that the Radical tri-
umph will he complctc new and purely arbi-
trary government will be cstahlishcd is viola-
tions will he restricted Ivy no solitary form Of
law, and the curtain slowly rises, therefore,
upon perhaps the last act of the greatest his
torc drama that has appeared for many
ages.
The feeling, therefore is great. but not so
great, perhaps, us might have been expected.
In the North, at least, there seems TO be as
much Of curiosity us of interest, and in both
| ton. There is the feeling that this is politi-
cal contest, involving important interests, it is
| true, but moi necessarily the structure OF our
political system; and in this there is an utter
misconccption of the present revolution. There
arc many who suppose il began and ended with
| secession, but il is great mistake. That was
an incident of the revolution, and an imror-
| tant one but only more considered than others
for reasons of its physical results. The revo-
luton was in progress long before; it is in
progress yea. Two great forms Of society were
Developed within the Union; they could not CO.
exist and which should triumph was the prob
lem. That started to solution thirty years OF
more ago. The first step in the process was an
effort to make the Government tributary to the
advancement of sectional interests; the next
to make it the agent to disturb the institutions
of the South; next tho instrument TO subju,
gate the weaker section; and so it rolls along
through successive eyolutions to final solut ior
in the Inst decisive act, when it is to be deter
mined whether that government, discharged o.
its Office, is itself to be submerged. And we q
the South have more vital interest in that act
to this extent only, that we arc likely 10 be the
earliest victims Of TINT catastrophe; for those
insurgents who sever the ship to sink theil
advcrsarics, cannot be far behind them in thei
fntc. Or say the ship may float while The
stccragc rises and the crew and passengers ar,
put under. Even then there can remain t,
them but voyage Of calamity and carniva
of crime.
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CHI A r L E S TON =.
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER 5, 1866.
COMMERCE. or THE PORT

The import and export trade for the month
Of November has exhibited very marked I'M
provcmcnt compared with business of the pre-
The remarkable fact that no cotton had been
exported on foreign aecount,-the shipments
being confined exclusively to lumber and naval
stores. We arc much pleased 10 state that the
foreign exports Of cotton during the month just
closed foot up 2l2 bales Sea Island and 1886
Upland cotton, valued at 1881, ,3GG
From the commencement Of the present COM
mercal year to the 30h November, period of
three months, 39,00I bnlcs of cotton have gone
toward to foreign and coastwisc ports, valued
in round numbers at five millions of dollars.
During the year 1859 the total exports of
cotton from this port, foreign and domestic
amounted to 377, ,223 bales, the market value of
which was $17,40S,975. For three months of
the present year our shipments have scarcely
been one tenth of the quantity exported in
1859, and yet the value has already reached
nearly onc-thrd of the total amount Of the OK
ports of 1859. This is very remarkable con-
trast, and a very important item to our planting
interest, showing that, although there is n very
great diminution in the quantity produced,
there is also n corresponding compensatory in
| crease in the valuo of the staple.
Notwithstanding the present adverse pros
poets, we still predict prosperous future for
the South. Blessed with fruitful soil, pecu-
liarly adapted to the culture of the four great
staples of commerce-cotton, rice, sugar and to-
bacco-it requires but the earnest labor and un-
firing energy of her sons to develop these
valuable resources, and to foster and sustain
our mechanical and manufacturing estab-
lshments, and thus build up on sure basis
Southern commercial prosperity, which shall
far exceed that of any former period. The
| elements of success in our hands; let us
strive manfully for its accomplishment.
The following figures comprise the business
transactions of the month of November:
Receipts from Customs. .S26 BAL 81
Dutiable value OF Imports. 46010.0{
Dutiable value of Merchandise Warchoused.. OK
| Sea Island. Upland.
Bales. Bales. Pdiuc.
Foreign Exports. ........... .212 52S5 S31, ,36t
Coastwise Exports. ..........900 I,649 1,66O. .SSt
| Tons.
Vessels Entered-Foreign.. 8 22021.
Vessels Cleared-Foreign.. .......... 2921. AZ
Total l....... Is 612s6s
Vessels Entered-Coastwisc... 81 28,445.B'
Vessels characteristics. 80 &C. A
Total. l.......................118 sc, ,4s7.s 81
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PUBLIC NOTICE.
OFFICE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT,


OFFICE OF HEALTH DEPARTMENT, |
CHAaIEsroN November 20, ISGS
FTHHE FOLLOWING Is PUBLISHED FOR GENERAL
OFFICE OF HEALTH DErAnraESr-No. 1T Coming
street.
CITY HosrITM-Ma2yck street, between Magazine and
Queen streets, in charge of DR.. F. PEYRE PoRcHER.
sS So
224 Meeting street.
HEALTH DIsTRICTs
HEALTH D1srmcr No. 1-Boundcd the north by south
side of Hssel street, south by South Battery east by
Gcian in charge Dr. JOSEPH YATES. residence, No. 10
Church street.
south side Of Boaufan street; south by South Bttery
east by west side OF King street and west by Ashley
Roaidence, southwest corner of Church and Tradd
streets
south side Of John and Chapel streets; south by north
side Hase street; east Cooper River and west by
e. n senee n.y. soeS
HEALrH DIs1nIor No. 4-Bounded on tho north by
fan street, by sio of King street. and wost by
Aahley River. Piysician in charge. DR.. J. soMERs
BUfST. Residence northwest corner Of Rutledge and
HRAIrn DIsTmor No. 5-Bounded on the northty City
Boundary; south by north side Of John and Chapel
sreots east by Cooper River aud west by east side Of
LEAU Residence, Broad street, opposite Trapmnnn.
HEALTH DIsTnIor No. Grounded on the north by
CITY Boundary yd south 1T y ~ north % side 60 Of Cannon m street.
River. Phyaican In charge, DE-. g. L: LOCKWOOD.
Residence, corner of Cannon and Smith strcots.
DIsPENgARIEs AND OFFICES OF CALL.
FoR HEALTH D1gTRIor No. 1.-At Sailors Home, Mar
| ket, opposite State street.
| FoR HEALTH DrsrRIor No. AT DR.. P. Porcher's
once, southwest corner of Church and Tradd Streets
Fon HEALTH DISTRICT No. 3.-At shirar's Disponsary
| Society street, between King and Meeting streets
Fon HEALTH DIsrRIor No. AT City Hospital, Mazyck
| street.
FoR HEALTH DISTRACT No. 5.-At southeast corner Of
| st. Philip and Warren streets.
FoR HEALTH DBIRICr No. 6.-At southeast corner Of
| Cannon and Smith streete
OFvIdE HoURs.-From to 10 O'Clock A. II. and to Q
| O'Clock P. H.
All patients who nblQ viii be required TO attend at
these Dispensaries within the above specified hours.
They will also conn their calls to the DiBpensary Of
! the District in which thoy reside.
GEORGE g. PELZER, III. d.,
City Registrar, In charge of Health Department..
| November 20 10
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J1OR SALE-0NE GEORGE PAGE CIR
IL CULAR SAW MILL. AND TWENTY-FIVEHORSE
POWER STEAM ENGINE, now in complete operation
capable of cutting ten thousand feet day. located not
twenty FIVE miles from tho city, and large tract
of land heavily tnbered.
The above property will be sold very reasonable
terms. Apply to EBAUdH & MhLLONEE,
At their Planning MILL Horlbeck's Wharf.
November % IL
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HOTELS.
VICTORIA HOTEL.
F. OpDEDECK,

F. oPDEDEcK. Proprietor
FIlHIs HOTEL Is NOW OPENED ON TEE EUROPEAN
il PLAN It has been remodolled and rofurJlished
throughout The travelling public, transient viators
Others viii find In 1t all the luIureg OF FIRSTCLAss
ESTABLISHMENT, combined With the comforts Of
home
Tho location of the most airy and pleasant for
summer Billiard Balloon for tho lovers Of this health
fl oxercise attached No pains ezpense spared to
give entire satiamcton. T. OPDEBRoK.
. Nav n
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SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, &c.


GIRLS HIGH AND NORMAL SCHOOL,
CHARLESTON, s. G.
FHNHE COMMISSIONERS OF FREE SCHOOLS TAKE
Il pleasure In announcing to the public that tho Excr-
cises of this Institution will bc resumed Wedncsddy
the I'd January 1867 Tho services of tho HENRY
MOOD, A. M lato President of the Columbia Female Col
lege have been secured and competent corps of in
structore will be engaged.
In consequence Of the failure of the legislature
to make appropriation for the support of this School,
tho Board viii be compelled to charge tuition an
amount sufficient to the actual expenses Of tho
School. Tho terms viii be fifty dollars per annum,
payable quarterly, advance. This charge al1
branches formerly pursued,in the Institution including
French, Vocal Music and Drawing.
In addition to tho regular Glasses there will be Pre-
paratory Class for less advanced Scholars.
Pupils esirng admission must signify their intcntion
Immediately, to the Secretary of the Board at his Office
in tho Norman School Building.
Pupils from the country desiring information regard
TO board will address tho Principal Charleston Key
Box No 8. c. @. MEMMINGER, Chnirman.
e. MONTAGUE GRIMKE, Secretary.
November 10 mwf10
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A RARE CFIANCE.-FOIS SALE, OR LEASE
IN for q term of years. that extensive and valuable
BUILDING and LOT, most egibly situated in the cen
tre Of tho Aourishing town OF Orangoburg, known
Whittemorc's Soap and Candle Factory.
The Lot bounding on threo strcets contains one acre
md OF acre. and largo portion of il Is
enclosed by substantial close board fence 10 feet high
Tho Factory Building Is 50 feet long, 90 feet wide, and
contnins Office and extensive three floors
admirably adapting for tho purpose Of cotton other
factory or for any business requiring ample space.
Tho Lot independently Of the Building. very yaua-
BILE from its fine location in the heart of Of the most
thriving towns in the whole Southern country
Persons desiring either to purchase lease the above
described property, referred 10 Messrs. HUTSON &
LEGARE, Attorneys at Law, Orangeburg c. H., to the
subscriber in Charleston For terms and conditions md
any further information respecting the property.
Apply to q. WHITTEMORE,
November 10 No. @ Radcliffe street.
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CIBY TAXES-NTOHTTHLY RETURHa.
OBETOE OF TIE CITY ASSESSOR, I
CrTx HALL, December I, 1855
RIOT1CE IS HRRFDY GIVEN TO ALL CONCERN.
lN Ed that tho Monthly Re,urns for the month No.
vembor past In compliance with tho Tar Ordinance rn
ned ON the 10th day Of January 1885, ust be nGde on
or before tho 16h iaatant. d. .. GIBSON
December 10 City Assessor
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STRAYED, A sHALL RED AND WEIITH
Any information leading to the recovery Of the Will
be thankfully received by the owner Mt CORNER ST.
PHILIP and MORRIS STREETS
December IL
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STRAYED.

STRAYED FROM M'SEEWNEY's FARM,
y at "City Boundary" two YELLOW SpRINGERs;
with White Spots on her Hips and Horns turned In
the other with large Horns. The finder will bo literally
rewarded, II left OF the abovo piace.
Dera
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STOLEN.

CTOLEN FROM THE VEsTftY ROOM OF
y st. Luke's Chapel, on Thursday morning 1ast, 0
Comb and Brush and Diaper Towel, marked st. Marks
Church. Any information respecting the articles or
thiof will be gratefully received at No. IA HENRIETTA
STREET, December3
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ST. PHILIPS STREET SCHOOL.
fTtHE EXERCISES OF THIS SCHOOL WILL BE RE-
l. SUhIED on WEDNESDAY, the 2d of January 1867.
Applications for the admission of children will be
ceived at the Schoohouse and after that day. between
the hours Of and 10 A. NJ For the present. not moro
than two children from each family will be received. In
consequence of the wnnt sufficient funds tho Commits
sioners will DO obliged to require each pupil pay for
the books and stationery nsed by them.
By order Of tho Board.
e. MONTAGUE GRIMKE,
November 20 mo Secretary.
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ITO RENT, STORE NO. 153 EAST BAY, BE-
Il ING one of the most desirable locations in the city
for business. Apply at ". S. CORWIN & CO.,
November 3 No. 259 King street.
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FOUND.

CILVEIt PLATE FOUND.-h PIECE OF
y SILVER PLATE belonging to OF the Taylor
family, was taken from negro time Einco which
bo had by proving property and paying advcr
tsenlent- Apply at this Office. November %
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TO RENT, &c.

rENO !tENT.-TIiREE LOWER ROOMS OF
Apply to r. NJ MARSHALL 4 BRO,
Brokers and Real Estate Agents.
Deccniber3 3 No. 80 Broad street.
LNOR RENT-TIIE UPPER PART OF THE
II extensive promises No. 13i MEETING STREET:
front by about 100 feet in depth; most desirable oca
ton for Wholesale or Johbins business Apply on the
INO HENT.-TnE TIlieEE-sTOIsY BRICK
IL STORE, No. G8 East Day. corner ATLANTIC Wharf;
of the best business locations In the city For terms
or further particulars apply ut No. GS EAST BAY.
yElO RENT, THE THREE-STORY BRICK
Il STORE on the north side of Iiayne street. running
through to pnckncy street. second door from Charleston
iiotc-No 2i Possession given immGdatGiy. Apply
Dcccmbcr3 No. - Hayno street.
~ EIrICE ,FO NISNV,--A l.AIs<;II AND AiiSH
y HALL to cent suitable for an Office Apply nt No
Il DwEILiNd No. % onALMEis. STREET, with Eiiel.
en- good cisorn; well and store attached Possession
given Noyim%sr %%sG!s'y as Arpy wI to pEs, uo1NHEs
rJ1o RENT.--TIIE FINE THREE STORY
Il BRICK HOUSE. No. IA Church street, with large
eistern' pantry &c Apply to JAMES wr1swAS
October &c fmw No. Church street
NOR HIRE ON sIIAIsns.-IEADotjAEs-
II TIERS PLANTATION. situated on Watcreo River,
cniars apply to c. X siNGLEToN' on tho plantation,
November &c pwiG
THO RENT, THREE OR FOUR ROOMS IN
Il Second and Third Stories, No. Al Society street,
King. Suitable for family without small children
On tho promises is ciBterI of good water.
December 2"
rTNO RENT, A SMALL. HOUSE OF THREE
IL ROOMS pleasantly situated.
Apply at No. IL CANNON STREET. December
TF1UTsPENTINIs FARM To RENT, ON THE
l. LANDS OF ESTATE OF JAMES G. dolly, i'll Ker-
shaw District, containing 16 crops. upwards Of two
hundred thousand boxes which were cut tlic present
ty-vc Barrel STILL which Gun be purchased. The Still is
within md half miles of tho Waerco River. There
largo number of hands TO DO hfrad accustomed to
the work In tho vicinity Flats tlc rosn and ur
pentno TO tho Waerco Bridge where 1t be shipped
either by tho Wilmington and Manchester or the South
Carolina Road
| ALFRED BREvARD.
! A. NJ. KENNEDY.
| &C. dolly.
| Camden, November 25 1866. SUNNI November 90
THO RENT, DESIRABLE COTTON PLAN
| IL TATION, known ''Stoney Hil1," situated about
rolina Railroad containing about 1900 Of land,
alf Of which s in good state of cultivation. Upon the
Pince 1s q good DWEi.IiNG, Formerly nm oVerheers
house. with good quarters capable Of accommodating
comfortably forty 10 fifty laborers, and a necessary out
| buildings Tho Gin House Ia largo and convenient
building and tho gin is worked by water power the
chinery of which ia perfectly now This place be
rented on reasonable terms
| For further particulars apply to c. II. 6IAiONTON
ssa Charleston s. O. or H. d. HAWAIIAN Columbia aa
i private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms
For particulars apply ut this Office. November ~
ITO RENT, STORE NO. 153 EAST BAY, BE-
Il ING one of the most desirable locations in the city
for business Apply at W. s. CORWIN & CO.,
l. November 150 King etreet
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YETANTED.-A SITUATION AZ A CLERK
w in Grocery Store in the City Of Charleston Tho
vory best OF reference BIO given Address w. r. NJ
Columbia, 8. G. IL November %
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ITO RENT.-ONE ROOM IN A GENTEEL
Il private family. Also KITCHEN and Servants rooms.
For particulars apply ut this Office. November ~
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MEETINGS..
LI(ll-E ENII

HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
A TrEND AN EXTRA MEETING THIS EVENING
N at TX o'clock Business OF importance will bc
brought np for consideration. W. ii. SMITH,,
DrCcmDcr prrSld mt
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SDi.OFfON's; LODGE; NO. I, A.. F.. H..
F31HE ANNIVERSARY COMMUNICATION Will, BE
H. holden This Ercning tho Sd instant, at o'clock, i'll
Masonic Hall. In additions 10 tho usual business tho
nual election of oiliccrB will be held.
BY orior of The w. NJ. W. a. WILSON,
Defenders 1T Secretary
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CstPAESI'NEisSIiiib.

e. a IL ID.
SAMUEL G.. BLACK,
STOCK AND REAL ESTATE BEOKER
no. 2G BROAD STREET.
Charleston, December Sd 1SCG.
Dcccmber3 mws3
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SOLICITOR IN EQ U!I
No. lS Broad Street,

MILL PRACTICE IN THE COURTS Of i.AIl AM
w EQUITY of this State and i'll the United state
District Courts for South Carolina.
WILLIAM wIlhLEY .jUIiAS MITcHEiI". D. C,A"Cg
DecpntlprJ
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THOIs SALE.-A SCHOONER OF ABOUT
IL Twenty-Five Cords Wood capacity, III good order.
Apply to : L. STURGES,
Deccmbor Foot Ncndue Range.