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Races In Washington.

WARRINGTON, November 24--rle sixth race on
tho National Course took place to-day. Over 5000
spectators wore present, including Gen. GRANT and
staff, Secretaries MoCU1LooH and BROWNING, Sir
FREDERICK BRUCE, and MANY other distinguished
gentlemen. The race was for purse Of $4,000, for
mile heats, best three out of five. The horses en-
tered were the famous 'sDexter," he trotter Seen.
Fawcett," and the pacer 'Polly Aan.' In all three
heats "De1ter" started behind, but passed his an
tsgonists before tho quarter-pde was reached.
Ellis timo on the first heat. 2:26s. On tho
second heat his owner pushed him % far as
he could, and he made the tinein 22l2, beating
any time ho has over heretofore made, except on
Calamazoo Course. On the third heat he made the
time 2:29i, and WAS not pushed. On the fret heat
"Polly Ann" came in two lengths behind "DeIter, "
but the other heats the paosr came In last, and
"Fawcett" came in second.
"Dexter" runs In Richmond on Monday, whom
the season will close.
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The Presidents Mossnee.

WARRINGTON, November 24.-Many OF the Wash
ington correspondents arc spoculsting rs to what
will be tho contents Of tho Presidents forthoom-
ing Annual Message, and somo OF them broadly
assert that he will make terms with Congress on
the restoration policy, In view Of the result Of the
recent State elections This, too, is mere speou-
laton, and IL were, therefore, better to watt for
positive information, for the message itsslf. It
will be remembered that In the many speeches
which tho President made in his late trip, North
and West, he said he had no nav policy to an
epunce, and that his future would be best indlcat
"a by his past eouraa.
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General Butler In Brooklyn.

NHw York. November 25.-General BUTLER de-
dvered looture OF the Academy Of Music in
BROOKLYN on last avauins, which wns -attontivoly
listened to, the subject Of the reorganization Of
ahe South. He said that neither Of the political
eIpeiients-of tho Convention, Of the President,
or of Congressional compass it. Ali devices Of
1tatecraft must fail. Even universal freedom can
not accomplish it, and universal, impartial suf-
frsge will enhance tho danger The only safety is
universal education, intellectual and religious.
The common school and the church aro the only
basis upon which tho South can be safely and per-
manenti9 reconstructed.
BUTLER argued that there is power in Congress
TO establish schools in the South under The clause
of the Constitution which says: Congress shall
have power to provide for the common defence
and general welfare OF tho United States."
On the subject of tho impeachment Of the Presi-
dent, no claimed that sn improper public speech
OF d high official is i'm 2cachable. He said, more
over, that tho Senate, from which members from
eleven States aro excluded, and some OF them ex-
PEELED, is alegal High Court Of impeachment; that
II tho accused refuse or neglect to appear before
the Senate when summoned, he may be tried and
convicted and deposed from Office in his absence !;
that all powers OF impeachment are derived from
English law; that, according to all law and pre-
cedent tho President, If impeached, must be pre-
vented from exercising the functions of his Office
BUTLEn enumerated the charges he had to make
against the President impeschable offences, viz
LIST. Drunkenness in Office.
ID. Tho making OF indecent and indammatory
harsnguos.
3D.. Tyrannically and unoonstitutionally, when
executive officer, usurping the lawful rights and
powers Of Congress in appointing Provisional Gov.
ernors for the South, the reorganization Of State
governments, and the assumption Of power to die
tste who should voto in reconstructed States.
4th. The corrupt uso Of the appointing power.
9th. Improperly using the constitutional power
OK pardons for offences against the United States
9Th. Appointing rebels to Office.
9TH. Refusing to execute the constitutional laws
oY Congress in insnrrectionary States.
9th. Conspirng with JouN T. MuNnoE to prevent
and disperse q lawful convention Of loyal citizens
In New Orleans, and inoiting MUNBon and his as
oociates to dispense said convention and kill the
members thereof
Ehe address Was very long and undisturbed.
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Butler Sued for $3.50, 600.

NEw YoBK, November 25.-Suit has been COM
Haenoed before tho Supreme Court by JOHN n.
LESTER against Gen. BuTLEB, charging him with
Ahlse imprisonment; damages laid ct 500 600; and
with fraudulent conversion Of property; damages
laid at 900. LESTER received o free pass from
Socretary STANTON, during the war, to bring his
family North. Gen. BUTLER disregnrded the per-
mit and imprisoned him. Notices of the wrts
Were sorved yesterday.
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Mexican News.

WASHINGTON, November 25-0ficial dispatches,
which have reached Minister ROMERO from Mexico,
state that Colonel RAFAII GARCIA has boon ap-
pointed Military Governor of Puobla, and has es-
tabGshed his Government at Tacopocablesux, and
issued o proclamation to tho people Of tho State,
calling on them to take up arms against the in
vadors. Governor GARCIA reports that the French
have lost tho whole Of Puebla, keeping only the
line of tho main road from Vera Cruz to the City
Of Mexico.
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6B-The Relatives, Friends and AcrunInt-
ancos OF Mr.. and Mrs JOSEPH A. TonIAT arc respect
fully invited to attend tie Funeral Services OF toir
Daughter, EMMA HARRIET at st. Johns Chapel at Four
o'clock This afternoon. without further Invitation.
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Hew York Money nIorket.

New York, November 25.-The last sales Of gold
yesterday were at 1881, and the market ia steady
at that figure. Cash gold was loaned as high as
1872 per cent. premium OF one time, but afterwards
1904 per cent. was paid to have it carried. The
stock market improved late in the day. The ship
ments Of specie FOR tho week amounted 10
$7s2. 600, and the total imports Of the week we're
nearly $4,000 900.
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a5- NOTTCE.-PURSUANT TO THE PRO-
VISIONS Of the Act Of Arsernbiy incorporating the
PLANTERS AND FARMERs' RELIEF ASSOCIATION,
tho books Of subscription will bo oponed by tho under
aigned at the Store Of R. ". GALE Co., No. As Went.
worth street. To-Merrs 18th Of November and will 70
main cpon until further notoa
Tho aharea hfo hundred In number and $500 each
An tnstalman Of Ave dollars per ahnre will DO required
upon making subscription. r. ". GALE
GEO. O. ROBINSON.
CHAa. n ROBINSON.
AavCmbSf 10 1n1 naf WM, H BELI.ANY,
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E,trnordtnarv D.pnrture.

NEW YORK, November 25.-Fifteen steamships
sailed from this port yesterday, including seven
for Europe, two for New Orleans, one for Savan-
nah, two for Washington, ono for Charleston, ono
for Richmond, and one for Portland. The freight
Of these fifteen steamers is valued at over seven
millions
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ArrfYnl of Stennora.

New YORK. November 25.-Arriyed, steamers
Hibernid, from Glasgow; HuntsOiRs from New Or
leans; Hermzn Liuingston from Savannah, and
Moneka, from Charleston.
NEW YORK, November A.-Arrived the Ma7imdc
from New Orleans, and the Grenada from Charles
ton.
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Tho Alabama Claims.

WASHINGTON, November 25.-Nothing definite
has yet boon reooivod by tho Government in rela-
ton to tho claims upon Groat Britain for damages
to commerce, caused by the Alabama or other
Confederate privatoers Tho correspondence bo-
tween the two Governments is still in progress. It
is O faot however, that the present British Minis
try is more disposed than tho former ono to give
duo and fair consideration to tho entire subject.
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The FenianS.

New YORK, November 25.-Colonel KBI.IY is now
in charge Of Fonan affairs here, STEPHENS evi-
donty having loft for Ireland. Special messengers
have recently arrived from Ireland who state that
tho whole island will soon DO in q state Of complete
insurroction. Large quantities Of Springfield, En-
field and SPENCER rifles arc hourly arriving hore
which are being constantly shipped to Ireland ALI
the arms intonded for service in Canada have been
turned over to STEPHENS.
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Now York Market,

NEW YORK, November M.-Cotton quiet. Sales
1900 bales at a3aa35a Flour opened 1os15o batter,
but closed with the advance lost Sales 1900 State
at ss.1Oas11.75. Wheat dull. Corn irregular and
unsettled. Whiskey quiet. Pork closed frmer.
lard firmer. Groceries dull. Naval stores hrmer,
Petroleum easier. Fr light more easy.
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WASHINGTON, November 25.-A committee has
been dispatched North, by tho lcading Radicals
here, to collect monoy to dofray tho expenses at
tending the formal ceremonies Of welcoming back
the Radical members of Congress, and giving
them banquet no1t Saturday.
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Negro Troops Mustered Out,

WASHINGTON, November Is. - Another negro
regiment, the 10th. from Kentucky. lately en-
csmped on the Virginia side Of the Potomac, has
been mustered out Of service. and the men are
about to leave for Louisville, Ky.
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Baltimore Market.

grades very heavy. Wheat very dull. Corndull;
New White 95@93, new Yellow 94898 Osts loavy
at 55@58. Provisions neglected and nominal.
Coffee quiet, Rio steady for gold Whiskey dull at
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NOTICE.

NUVICE,
opPIoE OrrY TnEAsUnER, November IT, 1898
TEHE ATTENTION OF OWNERS OF REAL Estate
IN so o5y Is called TO the iooWng Resolution ana
"R.solved. That tho mo for tho payment OF the rrsr
On Real Estte hereby extended to the first day OF Do
oenber 1866 inclusive; Provided TINT interest IA MIA
from tho 8Ot Bepernber TO tho day Of payment Of aa
tAI, nt the ratio ofssyen por cont. per nnnum.'s =
'.5RcrIoN Any poraon PERSONS or corponat,ona
falling to pay the taxes In tho and at tho tn,es
herenafter prescribed ahaI be doubly faxed And a
shall be the duty Of the City Treasurer to forthwith so
executions against tho goods chnels and other propsrv
Of sad persons corporations and lodge tina safd 49,
tons with the City sheriH, who ehau immetatey nye
Good for the collection OF the sae In tho manner ro
rded by Ordinance for tho enforcement OF the eresn
8. THOMAS, City Treasurer
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

hsIHNTIAL OILS, EXTRACTS AND EssENRs Fon
fnvordng and improving Brnndiea. Whakeyu, Rums
Wines, Cider &c, TO- Ago and Body Preparations for
Nsutrutzng and Hollifying Whiakoya and Spirits. E1
raots Of Holland and London Gins Colorings Gum and
Bugsr syrups, and Fruit juices. Dr. Feuoss,osnSsr's
Treaties on Ftrmsnd Liquors, via 1000 Rsosipts and
Direciioas
DRUda uHEan0AIS, oxIDRs ORES, 10
Foa Boar MAau1AorURHnS.-Siiloato Of soda Soluble
Glahs or Liquid Quartz. In Dry Crystal, Liquid Jolly
Form; CauHo Sods. Soda Ash. Palm and Cocoanat OILS
gospatone end China Clay.
All ORDERS nant TO win hAvo prompt attention, and
oysry infDTmaton required win bs choerfuly giyon by
JOS n. FEUCHTWANGBR,
No. IS Cednrstroot New York
October 10 wfnaDgnog
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Prize Fight.

NEW YORK, November IA prize Aght Vas
yesterday arranged betuoeu JOHN ModLapu. OF
this city, and SAM CoLIEn, Of Baltimore, for $1,000
to $5D00 to tako place soon at some point between
New York and Baltimore.
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An Autumn Suggestion.


Now, as heavy foss ariso and searching winds COM
nenoo to blow; now the human body, exhausted like
fnanato nnture BY the hoats OF summer begins to wilt
and droop: the incleont winter nakes it's try
ing onset NOW Is the tina, for preparatory course Of
the best scclimating medicine In existence,
HosTErrER's STOMACH BFrTERs.
Fevor and Agus Is rampant In all parts OF tho country
Qunins. the phyncians admit will not quon the phnse
of tho disease which as present pervaes tho entire Wes
1t In we'll that 1t is the remedy (socaod is dead
her than the mslsdy But quinino is inefficient In in.
termittsnt feyers,
HO3TR1TER's BITTERS
In irresistible. It would be safe to mako contract
der heavy penalties that any given Dis
tc should be exempted from the disorder for any par
tcular tmc provided evory inhabiant would take the
BTrTKRS according to directions during tho OF tho
contract. There has nevor been instance In which
this startling invgorant and ani-fobrs medicine bas
failed to ward of the complaint whom taken duly pro-
techon against malaria Hundreds Of phyAicans have
abandoned all tho ocina specifics and prescribe
this harmless vegetable tonic, and nothing else pro-
venve and for all tho forms Of chills fevers
Vigor 10 the thing most necdul in these we'll
tn dyspepsia and nervous Affections, and
HOSTETrER'S BITTERS
aro the safest, sures and moat wholesome strengthen
ing preparation that human sll has yet coneooted.
November 10
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MARRIED.,

On tho 21s inst. ut "Dutcvne," by Tho nev. 1Ic1Ahp
FuRNAN, DID,, WM II. JAMESON, OF Barnwcll, to Miss
LIZZIE c., second daughter OF the Hon. J. d. WILSON
On tho 18th Nove bor 1906, at tho residence Of tho
brides mother, Mrs. SAnAH Ward. by tho Rev. JouE
NJ. TIMMosh Mr. THEO. l.. GARTER TO Miss FLORA J.
LEACH, both of Darlington District So. Ca.
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Pardon OF Con. Stuart.

WASHINGTON, November 24-Gen. GEonaB II.
STUART late Major General in tho Confederate
service, was psrdoned to-day by the President
upon the earnest Recommendation Of several dis
tingushed officers Of the regular Army, headed by
General GRANT. The Attorney General also coin
cided in the request.
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Change or Headauurters.

WARRINGTON, November M-The headquarters
Of the Departments Of Arkansas are transferred
from Littlo Rock to Fort Smith.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

sD-ELECTION OF COMMISSIONERS OF PUB
Lie INsTITUTIONs.-OFFICE CLERK OF COUNCIL.
November 20, 16G6-City Council will proceed. at IT'D
noEs Regular Mooing to an election Of Commissenera
of Public Institutions.
by order: w. II. SMITH.
November &c Clerk of Council
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Elra In Mobile.

MOBILE, November "a fire this morning
burned two squares between Lawronoe and War
streets, in st. Franos street, comprising from
thirty to forty buildings. Probable loss S100, ,000
Partially insured.
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aB- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COLLEToN DISTINCTLY T. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq.
ordinary.-Whereas BENJAMIN STOKES. Commission
or in Equity, made suit to to grant him Letters Of
Administration of tho Derelic Estate and Effects Of AN
DREW CANE: These therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular tho kindred and creditors OF the enid
ANDREW CANE, late of Cole:on District deocasod. that
thoy bo aud appear before in the Court of Ordinary
to be hold at Waorboro 24th day November ne1t
after publication hereof at II o'clock tho forenoon
to show causo they have, why the said Adints-
tration should not be granted.
Given under hand this 10Th day Of October Anna
Domini, 1866. r. ALLAN WILLIS O. g. d.
October 21 ma
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John 1IorTissey.

New YORK, November 25-At o banquet to Gen
NELSON TAYLOR, he stated in his speeoh that h
should not contest the sest Of JOHN MoBnIssHY il
Congress-.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

CO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PER STEAM
SHIP E B.SoUpER hereby notified that aho is This
Day discharging cargo North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining tho wharf ut sunset will bo stored at e1-
pense and risk of ownern A. GETTY q CO.
General Agenta-
All Freight amounting TO hfteen 90 dollars. les
mutt be paid on the wharf before delivery OF Goods
November %
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Mobile Market.

MOBILE, November M-Cotton sales to-day 1900
bales. Mddling 50 Market stoady.
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10 E.-CONSIGNEE PER sCHR.
"MARY MANKN," from Bo ton, aro hereby notified
thatahe is Thi Day dschargng cargo at Central Wharf
ALI foods remaining the wharf at will stored
Of neir expense and risk. H.F. BAKER CO.,
Hsyenber 26 Agents.
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NOON DISPATCH.

LIVERPOOL, November 23.-During the week
cotton has been rather dull but stoady at 14d. for
Middling Uplancs. Tho salos for the week do not
foot up over GG,0O0 bales. To-day the market
shows somo improvement and prices have an ad-
vancng tendency. Middling Uplands are quoted
at 14!d, and saos to-day will probably roach 15 900
bales. Broadstuffs continue to advance, and the
market to-day is still firmer. Mixed Western corn,
AQs-
EVENING DISPATCH.
LIVERPOOL, November 29.-Cotton unchanged.
Provisions unchanged. Lard tending downwards.
LONDON, November 23.-Money slightly easier.
Consols closed ct 90. Five-twenties, 79}
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10 STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
-CoLLEToN DIsDRICT-By r. ALLAN WILLIS.
Esq, Observation-Disclosures, BENJAMIN STOKES. Com
mssionerin Equity mao suit to to grant him Letters
OF Administration OF tho Estate and Effects OF GEORGE II.
buChENFUss. These arc therefore to cito and ad-
monish nil and angular the kindred and creditors OF said
GEORGE H. MucKESFUs3 late of Colloton District de-
ceased that thoy bo and appear before mo- Court
OF Ordinary 70 be held ut waltcrboro tho 4th
bcr no1 after publication hereof at IL o'clock in tho
forenoon to show cause if any they have why the said
Administration should not BIO granted.
Given under my hand this fifth day of Novembor Ammo
Domim 1866 II. ALLAN WILLIS, o. G. d.
November - ms
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Per Atlantic Telegraph.

EoSDoN, NovomBor 25.-The condition Of the
Mexican Empire is the loading topic in England
ona on tho Continent. Trieste papers say that
the state of tho Empross CARLorrAs health is un-
changed Tho Gazette this morning says that tho
Roysl Commission Oh tho neutrality laws will soon
commence it's sessions. Lord CnANMErH will be
President of tho Commission, and among its mem-
bers will bo Lord HoUdHroN. Sir RANDALL PALMER,
Sir r. PnIL1AMoHE, and w. 81. GREGORY. There
arc vaguo reports that tho government intends to
send twonty militia regiments to ireland
PARIS, November 2j.--It is reported that tho i'm
perial commission appointed to consider the re-
organization Of the French army will report in fa
vor OF adopting tho Prussia military System.
PHsru, November 25.-The Diet party have
edopted On address to tho Emperor Of Austria ask
ing for tho restoration Of tho laws Of 1913, and
promising that tho Dict will consider the wishes Of
tho Emperor AZ Expressed in his recent presorpt.
LIVERPOOL MARKET.
LIVERPOOL, November 2i.-Noon.-Cotton OPEN
cd quito active at yo terday's advance. Prospects
OF to-day's sales amounting to fully 10000 bales.
Middling Uplands 14ld. Breadstutfs firm. Con-
sols 30; Fvo-twenties 70{.
PARIS, November GA popular outbreak
against tho Government of Spain is liable to occur
at any moment. Thoro are vague rumors that
tho Queon will abdicate to avert tho threatened
storm.
FLORENCE Novombor 23.-It s authortatively
announced that RArAzzI will succeed Baron RICAs-
GOD in the Ministry of Foreign affairs.
LONDON, November GA number OF persons
eocused Of Feniansm have boon arrested ut Linn
erio, and large quantities of pixies aud other arms
have been seizod by tho authorities.
BERLIN, November 23.-The Chambers have
agreed in consuming tho Government for the sale
Of the Cologne Railroad without their sanction.
LIVERPOOL AND LONDON MARKETS.
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go STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, COLLIE
TON DIsTRICT.-By R. ALLAN WILLIS, Esq, 0rdi-
nury.-Whorcas BENJAMIN STOKES. Commissioner in
Equity has made suit to to grant him Letters OF
minstration Of the Dorelct Estate and Effects Of WILL
LIAM WALKER: These are. therefore, to Gto and ad-
monish all and singular the kindred and creditors of
tho said WILLIAM WALKER late of Colleton District
ceased that they bo and appear before mo- tho Court
of Ordinary to be held at Waerboro 2iUt day of No
veber next after publication hereof Mt II o'clock In the
forenoon to show cause any they havo why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given undor my hand this 12th day Of October Ammo
Domini, 1866 r. ALLAN WILLIS O. G. ID.
October % mB
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HbTSTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.-C
TON DIsTRICT.-By r. ALLAN WILLIS, EBq.. Ortlina-
ry.-Whereas BENJAMIN STOKES. Commissioner in
Equity has made suit to mo to grant him Letters Of Ad
mlIstration OF tho Dereict Estate and Effects of ALEX
AMBER EhSTERLING: These nre therefore. to cito and
admonish oil ond singular tho kindred and creditors OF
tho said ALExANDEn EAsrERLra, lnto of Colleon Dis
tc deceased that hoy be aud appear before in the
Court of Ordinary to bo hold at watorboro 9th
day of November next. after publication hereof at II
O'Clock in tho oronoou to show cause any they haye
why the said Administration should not be granted.
Givon undor hand this 18th day of October, Ammo
Domini, 1866. r. ALLAN WILLIS, O. @, D.
October % me
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MrNOTICE.- -CONSIGNBES PER LINE BRIG
"JOsIE Z. DRVEREAUx." from Now York, arc hereby
notified TINT sho ia This Day discharging cargo Al
Browns Wharf All Goods remaining on the wharf at
mnaet will be stored OF their expense and risk.
b. F. BAKER & CO., Agents.
Noyennber %
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PWE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z " WHITING. Raq.. ss o candidate sor shortr Of
Chtleston tJudioal Diatrios as Tho nart eleotioa.
fAptanbor 10
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15-MESSRs. EDITORS: PLEASE ANNOUNCE
MI d. RODDIN Candidate for Alderman Of Ward No.
a, h place Of WILLIAM L. TRHHnoL,I, and oblge
MANY MECHANIOa AND WORKING MEM.
Hnve hat
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as-NOTICE.-ALLP PERSONS HAVING LEGA.,
claims against the Estate Of JOHN KIRKPATRICK do.
ceased will present them properly atteeted, and all In
de5ted to tho said Estate win mako payment to
JAS d. KIRKPATRICK, r
Onali8ad Exeeutsr
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ks- WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
VIA BLUM DINGLE as Candidate for the sheridalty
at tho ems uing election.
September II Am
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q MOTTO E.-APPIIOATIOH WILL DE
male as tho neIt regular seoon Of the LegaAturo for
graft for o GOUTH OAHOLnIA STATE LOTTERY for
tbebeneht Of TIA stasa n 7. PBTKRa
lovenber17 s.ahnrs