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Eminent FronchD,on.

OF several eminont Fronohmon, n correspondont
VINO has visited the Chamber Of Deputies writos
as follows: Thiors boars his thrcoscOro and re- :,
lightly, Notwithstanding his chockerod and Iaho
rlous hto, full OF accident, vicsstudcs and tur-
mol. DE ls as smiling az placid, as nonchalnnt
as any OLD German proprietor you might choose
VINO had lived q Life OF indoelt and vino bib Dir o
case in his Schloss among the forests. His grea
square, expressive fuce, marko1 with many wrin,
kles, yet evidently well fed, his bright steady ey
Deaning through his spectacos his hair by 10
means wholly gray, tho graceful CASE with whcI ho
sits or rlsos to address tho Chamber tho prompt
onorgy and vim which bursts from him WHOM tho
moment comos for an effective blow-these arc tho
i hilent Ieaturos or Thiers' appearance soos
him from the gallery. Favro is moro brilliant moro
constantly on the alert. ia moro frcuuont mud
moro bitter in declanations, and in ali tiings
gives ovldonce OF restless and oyor waket1,I
spirit. Ho has q fne faco, swarthy longer and
thinner than that of Theirs, with q black eve
gray halr and board almost white. He ia foared
more by the lmporialists than any OF his COL
Leagues on the Opposition bench, and is. indood
thor recognized leador Barrot is o sober thonobt
tui looking man, with gray moustacho and sits
with his hoad inclined downuard-as if ho siiIi
monrncd tho unfortunate and unwilling share bo
had in tho revolution Of 1913. Girardn is. on the
C. A airy, spnghtly, somewhat foppsL in his dress
& -CN>as that look for which the American ynIoor,
iss.i SMART is best adapted. He wears oye-glasses
moves promptly, and o;idently shares that neryous
moss OF temperament which is so marked i'm his
friond FaSro. It is, on tho whole, a remarkable
group, and they seem knit together in purpose aa
one man. Orloan nsts-as Thoirs-and Kopubl-
cans-as Favre- -stand side by side as an oppos
ostonsiby dynastio-to tho present regime.
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8tnfo Itcnag.

SHOOTING ScnAPE.--Tho quiet monotony of our
village was disturbed OH yesterday by report that
difficulty had occurred between Captain VIM. s..
EilSroo and MIR. Robert Y. Hannogan of this Dis
triot, and several shots were exchanged by the
\ parties which resulted in the wounding Of tho
f19rmer through tho arm, near tho shoulder, and
also OF the lattor place not stated As wo have no
authentic information in regard to the mattor, we
forboar com,nont.-lf1rion Crescent
Major Robert Fl. Rcavos, wo suppose, is unnni-
moqsly electod to tho Legislature over his oppo-
mont, MIR. .-.-I6id.
=, BURaLARY.-Wo learn that on Friday night last
the store OF MIR. w. L. Leo, Mt Leesville on tie
Northeastern Railroad, in this District was robbed
or OF largo quantity Of goods, amounting to NIB ut
hftoon hundred dollars wortt.-Ring gstree Star.
New Mali. LNE.-Mr. Phillip Holler, OF this vii
tage, has obtained the contract fox carrying the
mail from this place to Georgetown, and is now i'm
the discharge Of this duty.--I6id.
4. OognT;!Tho Fall Term of the Superior Court for
snis DISTRICT adjourned on Wednesday night last
about nine o'clock. The timo of tho Court was en-
Ployed principally in hearing cases Of Trover-
=, The Marion Star brags on tho iourishing condi-
don OF that village.
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RELICS oD SIn JOHN TnANKLINs ExrEDIr1oN-
The Captain and part Of tho crow OF tho American
whaling shir Antelope which was lost Inst Octo.
Dor, noar No intolik Island, havo arrived at st.
John. Tho Commercial Journal, OF that town,
says:
Tho officers Of the Antelope bring intorosting
respecting tho FRANKLIN expedition. MIR. Hall has
IN his possession a gold watoh and somo silvor
spoons, and other rohos, supposed to havo bo-
hat tho remains Of some Of Franltlins mon woro
wing nnder q boat in Committee Bay wlloro thoy
hau boen placed by tho native. aitor death. Tho
natives would not permit Mr.. Hall to go on to OK
n;nlno tnom, but as sov raj yoasols will winter in
hepulse Bay. 1t is beloved Mr.. Hall will secure ~.
s,ssanSo and puaa his Uy 10 whore tao reains
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Arrest OF OrteSa.
BROWNSVILLE, TEXAS, Tuesday. Nov

IEAhbi IuoSuhf, NOV. y, 1
Na NEw ORLEANS, Monday, Nov. 12.
The steamship st: Mary, from New Orleans ar
rived OF Brazos Santiago on the afternoon Of the
Sd instant, having on board Gen. Jesus @. Ortegs
Send his suite. consisting OF the following: Con.
fernor OF Morealia; Col. J. Sogas, Col. Joaquin J.
Ortega, Major Carlos O. tega, and Captain +. Gu
ehgor.
Immediately on their arrival they wero arrested
by tho commanding officer Of Brazos, but will be
permitted to roturn to Now Orleans should thoy no
desiro. Upon being informed Of his arrost, Con.
Ortega simply demanded copy Of tho ordor, and
eubmittod with dignity. The affair created no
marked sensation lero rs Gen. Sleridlns lebtor
OF october % had prepared tho public mind for it,
courier from somo party in Mexico, found in
consultation with Ortega aftor the boat landed has
Also boon arrested.
BRowNsTLLE Thursday, November ga pro-
test 1fom Con. Ortcga and the members Of his
eu'te appears In tho Rio Grando Couror OF this
morning. Iho General first refers to tho guaran-
seos under winch ho camo--su ,rantoos which lo
+Calms In thor scope tacitiy admit his proper DO
ntlca character as tho constitutional President OF
the Mexican Repu lie.
Ho then rootos tho acts accompanv;n, and in
Guiding arrest and protoat, first against tho yio-
lntion Of tho individual guarantcos f,iyon by tho
law OF this country to Foreigners travelling thoroin.
second, in tho nano OF md rs prosidont nP thoo
Mexioan Ropublic, as cunSt tuting an indircrt In
torforcnco by nrmod forco Of tho United Sfnfoa In
Stho solution Of local Mexican questions and tbirI
against nny act, direct or Indirect which thronch,
attempts to impose upon tho pr oolo OF Moxico tEo
factional government Of Don Len 20 Juaroz.
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Traflo on tho Plainz.

Leavonworth City, which was ton years ago, O
moro outpost in tho Indian country, now has near
ly 10000 inhabitants, and is on the groat Western,
route for traffic and travel across tho plains. A
letter from Fort Riley says:
Its principal business is frei hting and QUILTING
Santa Fe and other traders. Tho onormou,
amount Of this business may be inferred from the
following facts which gathered alter special in
Government froighters," froigited last year four
thousand wagons with six thousand pounds each,
making in all ~ twenty-four million pounds Of NOR
head of cattle. making twen.y-eight thousand
hoad. All OF this was exclusively for Governmcnt
USE and destined for tho various military posts in
the Territories Of New Mexico, Colorado Utah
Nebraska, and other moro remote places. At least
half million dollars were spent last year in
Leavonworth in repairing and ,mounting wagons
build, strongly mado and adapted for woar r1 and
tear: 1t is said that when the Pacific Railway
shall bo completed Government viii sayo at ioast
Two mlllor OF dollars o year, by the substitution
Immense numbers Of wagons are also sold and
loaded hero for immigrants and traders. TO those
four ousand wagons and ono hundred tbopaand
head Of cattle. a single houso, that of Governor
Carney, Stevens Co.. did business Of 90 600, 900
IN selling s,Sppos When y is remembered that
and is, to certain extent, it's headqusrters as
vol! as for New Mexico gonoraly, It win bo readily
uuuerStoou HnaC an enormous business, amount
ing (as was told by tho bost authoYity, in tie
prosonce OF many Of the frat mon OF the pace) to
nearly sTOO 600, 900, must bo carried ON hero Tho
wagon dopots aro real ourostioy. saw ut ono
at least quarter Of o milo Of wagons. II is said
that ut tmos on tho plains for ton milos trains of
wagons, not moro on an ayornso thnn fifty mos
apart, may ofton DO soon. Many indications in tho
town shown shows tho Santa Fo trade. Ono largo
y'nlenor, "wholesale and rotails2
and othors in Castilian, provo TINT Aloxio ms
find thor way there. Groat liumbors OF uagueros,
drrieyos, or whatovor hordsmon nnd drivers nro
called pass through tho town TO thd camps, crack
ing thoir long whips as loud as l.. yolyors. and
swearing as only mulo-drivors con.
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FROI EUROPE,

Iho Hamburg steamship Saronia, from
southampton on tho 31st Of October, arrived NJ
Now York on Monday evening.
Tho following is the details of her news:
| Marshal O'Donncl is seriously ill in por;s
NaGr; IN az article upon tho Mexican question tho
naarld Polltlca roSrets that Spain did not remain
| IN Mexico with France and England. in ortjor r.
establish iIs durable government in that country.
the facts connected with tho attempt mado on tho
me OF the Emperor of Austria in Prague announced
IN lou our tSa eablo lodi dispatch; It says:
SINCE dlscoyorcd to be journoyman tailor, was mr.
re testea IN prague upon strong suspicion of in cont
the When enG tho an9s bs SosGh
tho Bohemian thontro, was stopping into his car
RAG giage on tho oyoning in question, this man was
observed BY Captain Palmer an Encisb aSs anso vas
man, VINO instantly seized the mans uplifted hand
d dnG prevented the accomplishment Of his probable
handed tho man over to tho police. The pistol
was found to bo loaded with bali" r'''0-
The Edinburg Scotsman, of the 9th OF October
says:
"A Along with othor distinguished visitors ut pro-
widow and daughter of tho Iato Abraham Lincoln,
President of tho United States of America"
Tho London Standard, of October 90, says:
or all tho parts Mr.. Gladstone has PLAYED. that
nary interest. Tho visit of tho ox-CbnncoiIor nr
tho EXchequor to tho Popo is an incident worthy Of
peinS commcmoratcd by O cartoon. Io who
brought away specimens Of rust from tho dungeons
OF Naples; he, who spoke the language of Ionin
nc, who would have confronted lIldorbrnnd him,
sell Tor tho sake Of s'flesh and blood;" ho who ia
no longer for Church and StaLo in his country.
crosses tho threshold Of the Vatican and is rr6t
welcome i'll moro than imperial palace Wo wish
nm all manner of qualification, antiquarian and
personal, iuSthctc md critical, from tho tourney
But Wo wish, also, that ill-naturcd pooplo would
not assign to it a motive. w ut motive can there
pc! because Mr. Gladstone is mombcr of par
lament, an ox-Ministcr liberal OF liberals. tho
Snthor @a I OF tho Indictment against tho kingdom of
naples, the contrivcr Of Garibaldi's sudden exit
from England, tho qucstionor of Church rights
nnd tho recipient OF universal suffrage flatteroa ia
thoro any reason why ho should not admire, md
oven carcss tho splendid salvage Of antiquity laid
up, 1or some future epooh of bnrbarism to tsperso
IN tho high halls of the Papacy2
The European consuls at Annoy, China, have
(soptembor 81 hold an indignation moeting rela-
tive to the recent embargo on rice. Nineteen
boxes OF bullion, tho property of tho Agra Bank,
have been seized in China, on board the mail
steamer, under warrant from shanghae. The
British Consul has written to tho Futal, denyinp
tho right OF the Chinese authorities to enforce
tho late customs regulations ON tho ground Of
thelr being inconsistent with tho terms of the
treaty Of Tientsiu.
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Tho Old Banks or New Orleans.
Pscayune has the following

~-Ihe fscGyune has the following:
1t is matter OF congratulation to notice the sats
factory progross which is being mado by most of
our old banks. Six years ago, or previous to tho
war, tho banks Of New Orleans wero pre-ominently
dlstinSuished by thor solidty and judicious adj
ministration, and il somo of them arc still in all
verse circumstances, it is not in consequences of
olllGiai management, but entirely attributable to
avoided Without descending into minutin, il NAV
DO observed that throo, tho Citizons' Bank, tho
Dank or America, and tho Southern Bank hnyo
novor reduced thoir captal-the latter having
no!er t sllspondod Hpecio payments, oithor as
10 It's deposits or its crculation-and consequont-
~, tney possess tho Same nlcans and wo doubt
not, tho Same quail Gcations and ability to transact
as largo and successful business ga thoy did he
Ioro i tho war But it is only necessary for us to
rcfer our roaders to tho Inst statement published
by tho Board of Currency for a detailed
stitutions. -t
Tho Canal Bank and tho Mechanics and Traders,
nave reduced hoir capital stock; and as an owl
We would observe that thor stock has improyod
within tho twclyo months thoJ have been In one
ration to the extoIt Of 90 or 2j por cont. Tho
Baik or New Orleans has also reduood its stock.
put mas not boon in operation sufficiently long to
test tho ottoot of tho experiment. Tho Union
Blnk, the Crescent Clty, and tho Morchants', are
LII aotiyo liquidation, and if they suoccccd IN tho
collection Of thor assets, it is expected they will
rSsq9 tst business at IN olrly day: The Louisiana
whether 4 will do moro tfan receive doposita pros
oua 20 the decision Of its stockholdors in Docom-
Der as TO tho curtlilment of its capital. we hayo
not aScertained. the Bank Of Louisiana, at ono
tlo tne leading institution in tho State, sti re-
hopo that in q short time il will mako suoh sats.
laosory y arrangomonts AZ will rolieve it from it's
prosont embarrassed position, and resLoro ifs
s1och 70 the position it formerly occupied.
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PANIo IN THE MEAT MAnKEr.-The New Yorl.
Wo'sd OF lato date, notes quito panic In tho
meat market Of that city in consequence Of do
cline in prices. It has dispatch from Buffalo,
which alleges that "the Western drovers, who have
boon holding large quantities. arc heavy losers. ~
Tho World adds
Iho extraordinary decline in pork and 'hog pro-
quo ducts' during tho past month, resulted on Mon
asy tho failure OF ono largo operator and ono or
Two email fry." The deolino in moss pork has
poem from $36 to S Is; prime lard from t i oents
oents por pound; Piokled ham from 10a cents
20 log cents por ponnd live hogs from 12t oonts to
q cehts pcr pound; dressed from 13i cents to 81
eents por pound. and 30 on. Bocf decinod on MOI.
ay oluai TO ono cont apound to tho consumer, maxi
ing hpout throo CO. ..ts in tho post month. And tho
lowest pr.oos above quoted arc still high. In tno
second year OF tho war pork sold at s13 por barro
Spectators must stand from under.
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SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS,

dated tho 18th:
SALES OF PUBLIC LANDS.
Tho Commissioner OF the General Land OfTic,
has received returns from tho local Office at Tnlla
nassoo, o. ria showing that Turing October 22,44t
acros OF tho public lands woro disposed Of in thai
State for actual settlement under tho Homestead
law, tho homestead cntrios at Tallahassee being
restricted by tho law of 1866 to 80 acres oach
Tho tracts taken as above will add in FLORIDA two
hundred and fifty farms to those alroady settlod
Meturns received from tho local Office at St. Peter
posals OF public land amounted to 3GSS acres.
FRAUDS ON THE REVENUE.
Tho United Statos revenue officers have recont-
~ maIe seizures of On immonso quantity of sherry
ana other winos and silks and ribbons imported
INTO Now York for frauds upon tho Government.
Ono firm has paid $52, 900, another $50 600. and n
fhlrd offers s4O,C as compromise of the ponalty.
Heavy seizures have also beon mado in California
and New Orleans. The whole amount of properly
tnus scizcd ls worth probably 81, zoo, 900.
THREE PARTIES IN coNanEss
jheTo arc parties in this city, who are neither
fadicSs nor conservatives, who aro closely watch-
Congress-. Thoso gentlomon say that when Con
gross meets and tho radicals view tho situation,
oncS nm t WI, not as body support the movement Of
Wiu DO three parties in Congress on this question
tho out and out radicals, the radically democratic
and tho moderates-and that tho latter party will
DC aDlo to manage tho other two. Thcso gentle-
mon nro OF opinion that thoro ill.bc no necossity
for impeachment. What they mean by this NAV
po hoic tnan tho moro words express.
FINANCIAL MATTERS.
Tho Government now holds in possession ss7
S29,3l0 in god $40, Sol ,5G6 boing represented by
gold certificates. On tho 1st instant the public
dobt statement showed coin amounting to s95 d13
o:S on hand; and notwithstanding that payments
OF interest III coin amounting to nearly $4,000 900
have boon made since that date the amount now
IN tho Treasury is but S11 ,593699
Inc recolDtS from Internal Revenue to-day woro
seoS 964. Tho receipts since tho commencement
s135 732, ,1O4. - i' ~
ADJUSTMENT OF THE NORTHWESTERN BOUNDARY
QUESTION.
MIR Rose, Of Montreal, who is tho coadiutor of
Judgo Johnson, or Albany, on tho Commission to
arrange lndomnites arising under tho settlement
OF OF the northwestern boundary botween the United
states and Great Britain arrived hero this evening
and is at Wizards. Tho King of Sardinia was
@ put tho British Government waived any right in
that relation and Judge B. r. Curtis, of Glnssa-
ohusetts was selected. The interest of tho Hud-
sou sou Say Company aro involved in the decision of
the Commission. o-
RxPEoTED AMNESTY PROCLAMATION
Promi ent Southern mon in Washington seem
mp essed with the belief that o general procla-
nation OF amnesty will be issued between now and
'he meeting OF Congress. -N
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Large quantities OF war material cont mo to
nrFivo in Canada, and the who,o military iorco at
Montreal was roviowod on Monday. Twolve thou
sand pounds storling havo boon subscribed In
Manchester, England, for tho relief of tho Labru-
dor 1shormon, and Quoon Victoria had written n
iottor enclosing f30O, and expressing doop synlpa-
thy for tho destitute pooplo. It il underatood in
sary rol.of. A document announcing .mpurkaI't
particulars relative to tho course to bo pursued by
Sho confodornto delegation in England viii, it is
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OBITUARY,

IN MEMORY OF MR. JOHN JOHNSON .o,or,r
VINO departed this life tho Il tn OF Oc,obcr I,,;
ISyncy years t months and ncycntecn days lie wa
friend and lived most pous life; but rs the Inrn I
ApHa, no le nnd inled to do hence fingered with
severe and short Illness but waB perfectly rcsiynoJ
70 INC VIII OF tho Lord in bis last moments la wos
askeu no understands the Scripture His answer wan
live, and have everlasting Lfo." ~ NV ' h'
Dearest Father, thou hast left uy
And thy loss wo deeply feel
But It's God that hns borcft us
He can all our sorrows heal
No moro shall 500 you;
Farewell, my only Father
Mrs. j. p, his Daughter.
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TAXING SuEEP TO THE WEsr.-Tho Wheeling
(Va.) Er,telicencer says:

TAXING SLEEP TO THE WEsr.-Tho Wheeling
(Vn.) hteQicencer says:
Tho taking OF shoo from Ohio and Brooke
Countlo5, in this ato, and Washington County
To-, to tho West, and putting thom out ON shares,
ms got TO bo rathcr extensive and profitable
Dpsinoss. Wo have known Of several Instances
ittoy in which largo profits have boon roalizod
Most OF tho Sneop thus pnt out liayo boon to on to
illnoit but great many havo gono also to West
orn Ohio and Indiana. The process is to drive out
sy sny o hundred hoad OF good Average shoop, and
ms t, fan, attond to thom, and divide tho wool and
Inc, Inc Increase oy1ry yoar Tho profits to tho man
VINO puts out tho ahoo, run w worry f,st b this
arrangement and tho bargain $50 pays tho farmor
40 nionuantiy VOL for his troubio. Sloop that cal
DO bought in this county for two and thfoo dollars
arc az worth IN tho Wost five and six. Tho margin
Oh proht 10 vcry handJomo. In thia connection
we may mention rocont transact on with a gon-
tlom1n in fauQuior County, Vrg ma, by whioii ho
ms nus Doon iurnlshod with thousand slloop on
shares Tor torn Of toh years. Ho is to grazo
thom on his his farm, and nt tho ond Of that tino
restore hko number TO tho seilor alld In tilo
moantlmo, dtydo equally tho wool and tho in
oroaso Of tho flock.
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Tho Fonian authorities in Now York aro said Of
be making active preparations for war in tho
sprng. Tho Now York Tribune statos that it il
calculated that arms and uniforms for fifty thou
sand mon will bo in readiness for tho Foninn SOL
diery by tho LIST Of February, and intmatos tho
person chosen to command them Ia general off,
qor who served under General S1i:nMAH and that
2is ohef Of staff will probably be another general
cfaoer "who fought against SaERhtAn from Atlanta
b ths Sea-"
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NO" OrlcH1lB puIIHr BhyB:
, Besides our regular resident Gonersls. late of
Cons: Beauregard, Longstreet, Hood Duokner, D.
W. Adams, and Hays-thero are moro of tho Same
rank and servioo, on visit to our city Con. d. H.
haury, who commanded at Mobile when it was
oaptur ID; Gen. Marmaduke Of Missouri, who was
greatly d!stlnguished in the campaigns in that
state and IN Arkansas; Gen. John S. Williams of
by tho Oonfederates, known al tho Saltvile Batto.
and Con- Itosser, who was regarded as ono O: the
These gentlemen are aIl now engaged in civil and
commercial pursuits seeking by ovory hone st effort
70 restore thoir fortunes, and by their example,
and companions in tho true way to resuscitato the
ore .fty OF thoir section. At dinner al on by
ono OF our citizens day or two ago, tho remnrka-
bio spectacle exhibited OF four Bishops of tho
Episcopal Church sitting Oh the snme sido of tho
tabio, sandwchod by five late Confederate Gonornls
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New York Market.

NOON DISPATCH
New YonK, November 15.-Gold Al. Exchange
nominal 81 for GO days. Cotton dull and prices
nominal at 344@86s
EVENING DISPATCH.
Cotton dull and declined i@1 cont; 84a36. Flour
quiet Southern s12.5O@s1725. Corn dull, with
declining tendency; ealos 15l, 900 bushels.
Mixed Western s1.31. Wheat dull; salos Al 900
bushols. milwaukee, s2.45@s2.47. Sugar and Ma
vol Stores dull. Turpentino 75@77. Rosin ST. 5.125@
SO. Moss Pork $21@122. Gold 43a.
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November II

90 SOUTH CAROLINA-CHARLESTO DIS
TRI0T-IN CHANCERY-oPFIcE or TIE RnnIeTFp
IN EoU1TY.-NAPoLEoN N. CosTE. c. ur, Us. ED.
WARD A. BoLLES. GEORGE HALL AND WIFE. AND
oTHERs-BILL FOR PARTITIoN.-It appearing to
my satisfaction that GEORGE HALL and MARY ANN
bis wife, CHARLES P. BoLLE5 and GEORGE z. RING
Jr defendants In this oase, absent FROM and reside
beyond the limits of this State that tho ordinary pro-
cess Of tho Court cannot be ncrved them: motion
compainants Solicitor ordered that tho said defendants
GEohaK HALL and MARY ANN, his wife. Cu,R1ps p
boLLns and GEORGE Il. RNo. Jr. do appear and plead
nnswor OF domur to this Bill, within three months from
tho publication of this ordor ordor pro consso will
oe granted and ontered against thom
JAS l. CAN'T
Register In Equity. Charleston District
November 2 r,,,.
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pOsTOFFiCN MOTTO M.
POSTOFEICE

POSGOFEICE.
CHARLESTON, NovEMDsn @, 1860
from thia dao, until furshor notice, tho "W,y, Maila
for the Northeastern Railroad will close at II A. AZ
(oIcopt on Sundays. at 10 a NJ
Mails for Wilmington and Manohostor Railro,d. by
Northoastofh IL hiroad route. Exproas train at p Al
Mails for Augusta and Columbia. and tho connections
OF tho South Carolina Railroad, will close at IA M
For Georgetown. by "Kingstree" Sunday at 10 A. NJ.
"Wednesday and Friday at II A. nj.
Eoyember 2 STANLEY q. TRoTT, A. p III.