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Disabled Soldiers

We learn from the Coiumbia PhGHir
that the Tax Collectors of many Of the
Districts Of the State hsve. in compliaLce
with the resolution Oi the Legislature,
made returns Of tie permanently disabled
soldiers in their respective D.s'ric's.-
From these returns. we learn that Ander
son District bad 10 disabled soldiers :
Dar ington, 81 E1r-fie'd. A; Fairfield.
90; George,own;7 Greentiile. II; IIor
rv, II lancaster. "A; Laure"s, 80
Marlboro. IL; Newbrrry, 4s; Orange
burg. 10; P,ckens, AZ; Richard, 70 ;
Sumter II; Spartanhurg. 40; 81. Bar
tho'omews. IA; Christ Church. l St.
Mathews Parish, 2; st Luke's, s; ST.
Philips ard ST. Mjchae's. "a; ST. Peters.
8; Prince Williams, "a; Williamsburg,
8; York, %; making total oi SIT.
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PERRY DAVIS PAIN KILLER. ..-Tavel,e,s 4
are always Eahls 70 sudden attacks of dysen terry
aud ohoiers morbns, aud these occurring when
absent irom home are very unpleasant. Perry
Davis Vegetable Pain Killer may always be
relied u2on In such vases. As soon a. you feel
the symptoms. take Que teas Joonfull IL, a gll ~
new milk and molasses. aud gill Of hot water.
Stir well together aud drink hot: Repeat tbs
dose every hour until relieved. ifthe pains be
severe, bathe the bowe.s aud tack with the
medicine, clear.
Fishernier,, so often exposed to hurts by hay.
ing their skin pierced with hooks and has OF
hsh, can be much r-leyed by bathing with a
Hu Pain Killer as soon a. the accident occurs;
In this Say the anguish l. soon aba ted ba,he
ss often as once In hvc minutes, "a, tnree or
four times, snt you viii seldom have any ,rou.
bic.
For sale by the Village Merchants. Dec,
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charlotte MARKET.

He0iSed ~''tly iy Ra,chi,on Bn, ro,ighs 4 Co.
Opposite LET Nd:ioadk BuHk.
IHAELpTTE, n. g., Nov. %.
Cotton-bnt htIlr is being solyi. and must.
~ Tor factories ut fuIl prices-sav 2Si,, for
MiidIng. The New York market is dull
and lower
Ne" -Four SIS 90 TO $3.50 per barrel
Corn. 81 90 - > 2Js per busheI. ln
demand.
Meal, 8 .Ioc por bushrI
Wheat. 81 go, 10 SO 90 per bushsl.
Peas. 81 0D per bus,el
Oai-, eOc Ia 81 90 per bushsl.
Bagg:ng, 10 cents per yard.
Blue stone, zoe per pouEd
Sorghum, 30 els per gallon
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Admissions to the Bar.

On Wednesday last, the following gen
uemen w-rs admitted to practice IN the
Law and Equity Courts "f this State.
Law r. .hert A'irirh, G.. Il. Anler
son. Q X Bolton, q. y. Butter. B X
Charles. w -. C.ancev. Il - Cooper.
II Coving'on. jones \. CuIhraath, Is
X. Dargan. J. f. Dugan. Benj,mi +.
Dixon, A. w Dozer, jam. Dudl-y, T.
S'obo Farrow. john f. Frcken. w. E.
Garv, r. II Graham, E. Il. ilarlles. X.
Il IenphiIl, J. NJ. Johnson. b NJ Jones,
w. NJ. kir,"n, JOHN X Law. Thomas J.
McC.nrs. J G. McKr>slck. y. MrLu
cas-. +. +. MiIIlard, Thomas ID Mernaugh,
J. G. Mills. Jn,ian MitclI-l, +. J Moses,
IT,, w NJ. Muckrrfu.s. q. q Pincknev.
II w Rice, + F. Simpson,. G. Smith.
F. -. Smith, Augustus T. Smvth. John
+. Spesrman, l. y S,ubbs. w. Symres.
:. Il Told. A. V,u~vtk. w. V.nw,ck,
jr.. G-oree w. We!s, + L. W-s,mor-.
land. w. l. Whal-v. J O. Wilson, J.
q. Wi,herspoon, w Il Yonmans.
EauITY w. Il Brawlev. George l.
BUST, b X Charles, ". ID CIarcey,
+ q DArg.n. W. J Gaysr. + Il ilsrl.
lee, Isaac IInvne. w. q K.ith. w. w
kr,on. y y. Mccall, ]. ID Lucas,
JnIinn Mitchell, J ,mes B. Moore. Thnms ss
+ Moormao. w. NJ Muckenfu.. Y. j.
Pops. john Preston, jr, w. III Rec. X
SeighIlng, J Wrs,sr Simpson, ". j.
SiGgletarv. w. +. Smvth. w. X. Spear
man, + r. Stokes J. w Stokes. An
gus,us Vsn~yck, j. o. Wilson, w. Ii
Youmans.
The classes. both Of Law and Equity
are unusually large. In the Law c!as,
Lancaster is worthily represented by Out
young fellow.townsman, Mr.. John G.
Witherspoon.
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A singd'nt case III suicide occurred near
Chicago on Tuesday evening. An IN.
krown woman WAS seen TO stand SD near
the track that the train, as il was ap
proach'hg the city. brushed her dres..-
Sire Wa. Inme sober and .ppe.red per
lec'lv sane IN her answers to queries. AT.
dressed 20 her little sfter 10 o'clock
she succeeded in carrying "u, her strange
Resolve. A fr"ignt train approached. she
planted hersslfin tie wav, and, AS a con.
sequence. was instantly killed.
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NEW ADV ERTISEME ENTS.
AtsCati0sn !!
Notice D to Debtors.

HHE necessities of the undersigned ar6
Il urgent. lie therefore gives notice i1
all persons indebted 10 him in Lancaster
District, and t6 tlieir surGtiss, that they ca,i
comproniSe their indebtedness by payment
of seventy five DER cent ofthe whole amoune
now remaining due, IL made within thiriy
dus from this date Cotton of good quali.
" and IN g"od order will bs taken at mar.
ket r,,ys, esther at Lancaster &. H., Rock
iiiI, or Charlotte, N. e., iu ruymcnt Of thJ
same.
b. J.. Witherspeon. Esq is authorized
TO receipt Tor me.
c. p. PELHAM,
Dec Git. Columbia, = C..
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Sheriff Sales.

D. VIRTUE Of Sundrv Wits Of Fl FaS
II Ia me dir.,,ed, will sell "a the iirst
M"rdsy in January nrxt, at Lancaster T..
IT,. ~i,hin the legal hours ef sal3
ONEFINE HOUSE AND LOT
situate In the Village of T.,1ca-t.r, honni-
ID South by hfch street. Fast bs Citawbt
street. North bv CIV street. aui West ~
French street Levi .d on and to be s,It
~ the property uf Samu.l q Massey, deed
At the -Li, If Ja>. u. .Fither-.'"nn, dec'.h
I,mmi->i"nrr in Eqriiy, and o.h,rs
Also. lis Acres Of l.,ui m,-Y or i,.s,
living near the Village OF l.rnc,-ier, East.
on the Rediiri Road. hanni.a on the
South by the Estate lands Gf NcKen1at,
East " Mrs Mellow. North nv r. II Aiii.s
son. Mrs. Dunlap and u. W Brown. L,v.
led on md to be sold ms the property of
Samuel Massey, der'ds at the suit Of tbs
Commissioner in Equity, ani others.
Also at the r-sid encs Of Samuel B M,s.
spv. decd on the s,ms DIV, the following
amed household firnilurs 10 wit: Ons
safe containing Cr"cksry W.r-: Ohe sat Of
Dining Tables; Ons .iirboarl Lot Of
Crockery Ware: Thirty Cha,r. nf different
qualities; One Sugar Stand one Cioax !
Oae Ccntr. Tablet Three aide tables Uns
sofa; Carpet aud rug Fonr sci. Of WIN.
dow Curtnins; Two Otinmi-; Two tabl,
Lounges; One de-k Carpet an ti,rr; Oas
lounge. Une doible table iva Sesreta
rirs and Books: Two Book Cases anil
Books; Oue smI Stove Ironing Table;
set "f Folding S'ep.: Eig.t B,d and Fur.
niturs Dps Cl"'hes prr.s; Tnir,e.n bEr.
rors; Fomr BIr-aus; Eigh, Wasistand.l
Four Small Tables; Fave Toiir. Stands
One Wardrobe Lot Of barrels, &c. Eve
hundred pound. "f sal,ei Pork One Two
Horse Wagon One Old Corh One Bag.
sy. under rep,iSt sIark's shop; Ois S.nitH
Bellows; One Anvil {: Ten Set, of Andi.
rons Levied on and TO bs sod a. the
rrOpa,,y Of Samuel u Massey. d.c'd =,
the suit Of Bigsers Mob'.y. and otas,s.
Also Gao Acrcs os Lani, more or less,
kno vn as the "Cro-er Tr,ct" iviny on the
head Of Iiannah's t,r--s, bounded by iana4
Of james r. Cnreton, Estate ilnd, OF VI o..
Massey, and steam mill iauis levied on
a. the property Of S,uIp.l y Massey, dec'.i,
a, ih -uit of the Cam II, .,oner ia E,ri!y
and others. d
Also, 1900 Acres of Land. more or less,
lying oo tn. waters of Waxaaw Greek,
bounded 10y lands of T. X Gar.toa. ~ p.
Crawford. d.-c'd +. u. Green. x. ". Sims,
Estate land, Of W j Cur-ton, and b r.
Nas,-y. Levied on n, the properly Ut
Samuel b. Massey. de:'I. at the salt Of the
Commis'iones 10 Eqnity for lancaster DIS.
tict and others.
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SIsoULAR OcouRaENcs "A covered
box was discovered footing in Town
Creek yesterday by Mr.. Deblnir.. lie
curicus appearance attracted his attention,
and he took il in his boat, hut was horror.
struck, on opening IL. To discover enclose
the body Of newly born white female
infan, lie hrongbt the box TO the city
and reported the facts TO the Coroner.
A Jury WAS promptly empaunell~d, aud a
verdict of death from cau;es unknown
returned. No clue has been obtained
that W .u!d lead to the d.,ection OF the
perpetrators Of The infAnticide.
Charleston Ncps
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The day following

] will sell at the Plantation Of Samuel n.
Massey, deed. on the Was,aw. y miles
ir"ip I,s ViiIage, the following property u
Wit Twenty sever Stock li.'gs Thirty
head oi CaltIet Ten pork iiogs; Egat
Head Of Horses, Bie,ea Mules; l.rt af
Cotton Seed SDai. lot II Oats Six axes
Eighteen hoss; Si.te.n plough Shears
Ten Plough Stocks; rhree Sp nis., Tw,
ShovsIs; rhr-s Aannrs forks; Five ircs
Wedges One Gin lis al; Io' Of p.ousa
Gears, 60. Levied on a, the propsrt, of
Samuel b Massey. deed Al the suit Of the
Commissioner 10 Equity for Lancaster De,
uict aad others
Also on ssmo day, will cell at the saas
place, he following property to wit:
One Cupboard Two Table. !; half dozen
Chairs rhrce Beds and Farnilsre /; Ons
Washstaud Two Mirrors Three pair ~
SieeIyards One Cross cut Saw f.o. of
Aug"er- and Chir-cis 3 Ons bsnd..av ;Oas
Spirit hevel; Three Cythss and Cradles,
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masonic CouarEsrRs --Soms o! the
Mssons OF Massachusetts have presented
70 theis breiIIreE OF Charleston s g., n
cass Of Masonic Jewels. accompanied With
aie,'er Of frSternsl greeting. in which the
hope Is expressed ''tha, the Masonic chain
shall be extended ever the Whole country,
binding the States more firmly together.
anil blending theif separsis stars 10 one
golden halo Of light" Resolutions Of
acknowledgment were subm,;,ed bv w
Gilmore Sinns, Esq, and unanimously
adopted.
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Sheriff Sale.

DY VIRTUE "f writ Of Fl Fa to me di.
ID rectcd, | will sell on the first Monday ih
January next. within the legal b"ur- or
sale, nj tie late residence Of John B VIII
son. decd, near w. Cartoons decd ih
this Dis'tiet, the following named persoual
property 10 Wit:
One small wagon; Ten or twelve bushels
Of corn; reu bushels Of sweet p"tat,st;
Ons Jenn-u Une pig; twenty pnnnds of
bacon live hurdred p,rnd- Of foiaer.-.
Levied on and ts be sold "a the property uf
John B. Wilson, decd, at the suit of W.
J. Cutelon. decd
Tetuis Cash
JB. COUSART, $. l.. y.
Dec. 8, 1866.
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The South Caroliua legislature.

This body c.",enet IN Columbia on
Monday evening OF last week. Beyond
the Governors Message aud accompany
my documents, we have soen nothing oi
general interest up to the pr,ssn, period.
There is much TO be done hy the Lsgis'a.
lure, and the present Session is not likely
to be wanting IN interest. We will sn
desvot to keep our readers duly posted
in ref-rence TO the business Of the Session.
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FREErMEN's AFFAIRS III FLoRipA-
The Freedmen's Brreau Is ia rec.rp, Of a
report frntn the Assistant Commissioner
FOR Florida. containing interesting infnr.
NATION rslsive to the freedmen. The un
ptejndced por,i II Of 'le community trea.
the treedflisn with fairness. sud but few
cases OF i'll treatment have occurred re-
Gently. The season having closed, tue
bureau officers are frequently called upon
to decide numerous questions arising out
Of the division of crops. &c which thev
generally do wrhout calling upon the
civil AUTHORITIES. The people are greatly
interested in political mar'ers at present,
snd fully endorse the Presidents procla
nations Some III feeling is shown TO
ward Northern men. though bat one
case OF perSecu,dn prompted hv such
feeling has occurred ia'eiv. and the per
son arrested. an offirer of the at,nv, nov
residing in the = ate. WAS released by n
pardon given by Gov Walker. Settle.
men's under the provisions at the Hnme
stead law are being made quite rapidly.
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ARRss'sD james llaro-I and Benj.
HocoIt, two young men Of this II Dstrc'.
have been arrested. having in their pos.
session the horses stolen from Theodore
Lang E-q.. on the l3h uit The former
was arrested at Lvnch ood. in this Dis.
uicr. on Friday, aud ths ls,t-r At Florence,
IN Saturday last - C"nsIen Journal.
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Eight Bales Cotton,

0ne Cotton GinS One Thta.hcr; One four
horse Wagon and Gesf 0as Fan Pws
HIM dfci BASKETS Of Corn, more OF less |,
Six Thousand pounds OF hsy aad fsa isr
One Cutting Knife; 1--WE four horss yvsg.
onst Loi OF Pieces Of Wigoa,5 Set 81
Smiths Tools Broadaye. Dcasiag Knife !;
Three Plaias sssen bundled posnd, u
Pork -ailed Lot OF barrels One Msis.sss
Vat; One large Moias,s. B,lisr Fortf
head Of Sheep Levied on and 70 b. sssil
as he property Samuel u. Ms<ssy. desa-
AZ The suit of M.sss &. ilesshs and etbsrs.
SIDE ~ continue iron day 9, day usa
all the property l. disposed VI.
TEX M CASH
JOHN 8COU5Aar, =. LID.
Lancaster. G. A., Dec D, 1865. "a
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$50 REWARD.

mo Sf0LRN from my premises on tho
Hn night OF 18th inst Two lioRsE5--
ouv = light bay no sc about IL hands high. both
hind feet wiite The other dsfk bsv mar,,
abou, 10 hands high with star in forehead and
both hindfcet white. The above reward will
be given on delivery Of the horses or spprs-
hension OF the thief. THseDoRE LAss
Camden, 3. o., Nov. II, 1853. st
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The Secretary OF the Treasury announ.
%. that he will continue to contract the
currency n, the tate of four millions per
month. Such contraction si.l kill .pecu.
la'i"". a"h perh Fps preve,r such An nd.
vance in hrevi,'ufs ss wol!d otherwise
TAKE place. hu, TOR some ,ims iis influence
VII b. very adverse 10 cotton aud cotton
goods.
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HOMICIDE We Iearo that a person
named George Myers, assessor OF the Ia.
ternal Revenue Bureau, we'll known at
BlsckviIe. was killed day before yesier
day 10y a man named George Saunder..---
From the circu,nstanoes related to us, IL
appears that Myers had been the cause
of the ruin OF very near reiat,vs of
Saunders, and IL having cuIminated in
ue birth of child, Saunders rs soon MS
be hesrd Of IT. accompanied by his bro.
ther H~n:y, proceedei 10 Blsckyilts -
On meeting Myers they announced their
names, to which the response was las al.
iege9 to us) "Op, God!" ~hereupon
George Saunders discharged .be contsn's
of his revolver. pdt.ipg several b,lIs into
tbe body OF the yictirn. They then ear
ried Myers to q neighbor's house, rstarn
cd TO BisckviiIe, announced he killing 10
the brvthss ~ Law Of Myers, iDauirej for
~ ,gistrste, delivered themselves ao TO
the auihorirss, and have gone to Char
!eston In charge Of the off ;sr Of the Law
We learn that Myers lid not die until
The day following the sFtr. ani confessed
that he had heen guilty.. lls leaves q
family. - South Cdro!inidn.
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The Governor views the District Court
only as AN experiment; as indeed all leg
i,lation must be considered that owes it's
existence to state OF thihgs Consequent
upon a revelation, and made for society
in state oi transition. He advises the
dispensing Of Grand Juries at the District
Court, aud the reduction Of the oenire for
the Petit Jury from "a to IS. making
the jury duty less onerous, and At the
same time saving the Stale large
amount Of money,
lie makes several other !ecommends-
tious Of salutary reforms in the admins
tration Of justice; Others in regard to
Commissioners Of DEEDS aud No,aries
Public.
lie mex, refers t. the importance Of
modifying the criminal law of the State,
in view Of the establishment Of peniten
,iary is opposed to public whipping at
the whipping post; speaks Of tile iinpol
tance Of enfotcing the law ngains, sher
IFS and jsilors, for neglec. of duty in al.
10y
-
bers of Conyress TO be held biepniaIIy
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The ne,, s,h;.s, of d;,c,ss;or !, ,bs
Njass.oo :. Oh. ,x.,,s ~ ,La G,.,o
E,om ,b;s ,..ro ,h., tho eo,;,,. ,,o
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. sI17 7rAso7 of,b;s .r,, ,b..
in ,hs treasure IN ,be Ala, ofO,obs,
suhi-c, to drst a balance fsl73 O55 O3
,r which s73.o4535 WAS in national cu,.
rencv.
The Governor recommends several i'm
portant changes in the matter Of ftaxa,ior;
among them system Of licenses and
stamp duties, aud an income tax, which.
under existing internal revenue circum
stances we fear will no, prove very pala
table to our citizens.
The Bank Of the State of South Caro-
lima the Governor recommends to be dis.
Continued, and that 1t be put INTO the
hands o! Commissioners for an early liqni'
da'ion.
The whole amount of the public debt.
principal and interest, Of this stats, not
including The debs contracted for or on
account OF the war, Was. on the hrs. day
81. I..k h.
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MARRIED..

Mardsd, on the 2sib ul,, by a. y. Nc.
A,esr. Esq Mr. Il. !. N SrsELE 20 Miss
IsABELLA ADAas. all of this District.
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Napoleon has just ,elerraphed to his
Of that country by'the French troops.
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CONCERNING the Fenians.

NEW DIRK, November 70.
When, at n late hour last night, an
extra appeated or the streets with excit
ing news from Ireland, the effect On the
city Mas unequalsd since the news of
great victories Of the late war, Places os
amusement were turned on, by people
anxious to hear and discuss the event
Hotels aud other places. OF congregation
We're thr"nged hy anxious and excited
people, who freely INDUCED in c0ugtatu
larons and joyful expressions. Fenrans
rushed to the meeting places Of their err
cles, hoping 10 get additional information
reIegrans werd sen, TO lri,hmrn IN distant
cities {; Instantly enthusiastic responses
were received Stephens, the Head Cen
ter, WAS invisible, and i, is confidently be-
Iicved he has reached Ireland.
Ii is sald the E-uiau Treasury wns nav'
er in better enudltiou than ut this mo.
maIit
The same excitement which prevailed
in this city existed IN Brooklyn the
!ri>hmen In that cit, were excited to fever
heat. and kept up cons,ant call fot
fresh despa,ehes over the cable.
The morning papers have the follow
ing despatch:
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From W ashiagton.
WASHINGTON, Novenl,er 2:

"AsuiNGroN, Novehher %.
The Conservative Army and Navy
Union, OF ths CITY, h-ld y meeiiny last
night. and passed resolutions faroting the
Co onsrrtuti"naI Am -ndm-ut, ana ,!rci.red
IN favor Of az endin. suffrage to nre,oes
on qualified basis.
The Cnucress;oou R.,r.,chm.nt Cam
mirte- will hepIn their ,n,e>tiy.,i,.ns ,utn
,be condrc, of ,he rre..,rv U,.o,rim.u,
pr,o.r lo .iay.
T,.l so
ron,css L;s ,,,.,,;,, :, J.. ,I;..I
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,h., S.,,,,, T,,,,uIr. an, La.
,b.. nan or ,.i.c,.l J., ,l,. S.. sL,,I
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AshiNoroS' Nov 20
oficial dispatches which have reached
m'nis'er Ii 'n.rp from Mexico, staies that
Col. Rsf;ciJ } Garcia has been appointed
;n'liArv Governor of Iuebla. aud has rs.
t-h''shed his government NJ the c'ty o'
lacap"oN:ha, ani issued proclamation
TO The people OF the STATE" calling on them
10 take "p arms against the Invaders -
I"'. drac'a reports that the French have
lost the whole "f p"rb'a. k"-p'ng "nl'
the ''ne "' 'hr ,"H'" road from Vera Cruz
I" me c',v OF Mexico.
Many "''he Washington correspondents
are spe'ni' 'tng ~ to what VIII he the CON
tents "' The fre',d~nts forthcoming snnu.
Al message. aud some o. them broadly
assert '"", he WI make terms "''h C''"
eress on ihe restoration policy m view at
~, rue '''"'' ~ '"e ''''"' "''e e''C' '""S'-
,"'' w. "o'o 'P''" "''o"' ""' "e'"
'"''e''e 'o' ~ w wan 'o' P",''s ,n''''
"""s 'o' "s '"es'S0 ''se' VIII 'e
'e" w. !" '"o """! sP,re'e'
" ~" 1''e". ~ Tvs I"'e "'p N",'"
anu e''' "' $50 "' ",r ~" ne" P'''r,
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The Latest by Mail.
The Mexican Question.

New YoRK, November %.
The Contmerciai publishes the follow
ing from Paris:
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MARKETS.

hLw York. Nov 2s:
Gotten declined I 10 l cent; sale. Of
1890 ha's a 3it cents for UplMids aud 80
cents fnr Drlran-.
Gold closed mt | Ali
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The lotai amount Of the d.bt Of the
State. according to the R.por; Of the
Comptroller G.neral. is S6,205,22T74.
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LoNBoN; November 81.

Fenian alarm on tile Increase several
SHIPS Of war have been ordeted To Ireland.
The excitement in London is intense. aud
approaches only in magn"ude to scenes
on the occasion Of news Of the outbreak
in India.
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D. VIRTUE Of Sundrv Wits Of Fl FaS
II I" ne dire,,ed, I will sell "a the frst
Monday in January next, AT Lancaster T..
IT,. ~iihin the legal hours ef sal3
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n capacity. Also three Copper Worms, three feet high
and four feet Apply to MASON 4 sTREETER 60
Ninth street, avenue u.
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TRAyELLEHs, GUIDE,

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEY RAILRoA pa.-
III Trains for Albany and Troy connecting with koTher
and Western trains leave New York via Hudson River Raj
road. Ihirtieh street and 1en.h ayaags. and 10 A.
yssth street and Fourth avenue, ct II ~ and li5 r.
sleeping cars attached 70 80 and II p II traIns On
r train is also attached sleeping oar every day 81
ceptng Saturdays which IL through - Ogdensburg
r. W. and o. Railroad, without change
Sunday train Hudson River Road New York 70 Poys
seepsie and return, leaving New York go A NJ
Harlem Road Forty second street 10 Nleron and rstsr
leaving New York ~ g a. ~
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A SECURING ESTABLISHMENT FoR sALE-wELL
"A located, and doing good business For particulars
address b. r. Herald Office. No agents need apply.
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A FLOUR AND FEED STORE, ON LEADING AVE.
"A nue. doing good business trade first class with good
chance increase tho business No agents need apply.
For further particulars address e. O. M box n n.
Post office.
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EoR RICHMOND, NORFOLK AND CITY POM
II The sidewheel steamships =,
HArTERAS Captain Alexander. Every Saturday
ALBEMARIE, Captain Bourne. Every wedDesia
At IL NJ, from pier North river giving through bills
hding, nc, to all points the sca6oard Railroad and 4
connections
Freight TO Norfolk &c. per foot cabin passage 90
Freight 20 City Point or Richmond o. per foot, Cab
passage %
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FOR SALE.

A LOT OF PLATFORM, COUNTER, SPRING SCALES
IA &c, all Sizes for sale cheap, all In perfect order and
good quality d. YOUNG, 81 Cortlandt street.