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NAPLES. Nov. %.

NAPLES, Nov. %.
The eruption of vesiuvus, which COM
uenced on the l4;h continues. The noun
tain is still sending forth fire from the old
and new craters and the display Is magnii-
can't. There are seven streams Of lava in
full fJw.
WASHINGTON, Nov 25.
Gen. Grants testimony before the In
pcachment committee has been made public.
The General by his own statement was in
the carly days Of Mr.. John-on's admnIstra-
ton more inclined to loniency towards the
rebels than was the President himself, He
did not at first zee the oxpedIencv Of ex-
GLIDING persons worth $50 600 from pardon.
though he subsequently charged bis views
on that point.
The terms of the surrender Of Lee and
others. he ever contea led and new believes.
excmYts them from triai for treason 50 long
as their parole u not violated.
He maintained this IJ-i lon at the time
when the President was extremely anxious
70 punish the rebel leaders The question
whether they sL54ll have tic right Of sui
'rage, be believed Should be settled by Con
grg-s.
Nsw YORK, Nov. p.
4 lrtcr from the cry H Mexico dated
NV 10. states .hat tlc c lugressmen elect
were already arriving. Tie body Of Maxi
milan was turned over % Admiral Iegc-
tllf on the 9th and be Was 10 have started
Or ert Cruz on the l0-a with it. Ia re-
mains IN tllerably good rdid0n and since
i-- arrival IN Mexico CITY defects in the
features produced hy decomposition have
l,sn artfcllly repaired
Prince Sliu-Sslm wac released Try cfJrts .
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that leland in l,teli ct The L. :. Govern
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Yesterday Afternoon Thomas Burns. fore
man .r the fls-ti-., o-a-ifi...- ON the Navr-
INK and N,w York L K N B,r-,u \. J
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go. 600 ACRES SELECTED
FARMING LAMBS

in Iowa. Illinois, Kansas and Missouri, for sale
cheap, for cash. Titles perfect. Apply 20 F. g.
SHEPPARD. Bowling Green New Norf. P. o.
Box ilS3.
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TO RENT.

THE HOUSE corner Of st P-ul and Bank Sta.
lately owned AID &C 'upied BY Jud; Bennett
For t-rs enquire Of
A. PR0UTY.
Nov. Is, atf
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TURNER'S TIC DcULoJREUX OR
JNiVfRs IL NEURALGIA PILL j. q safe. Ger
tain AID speedy r1-e -.r Neuralgia and an Ner
vous Diseases. TIE sever6st cases are completely
and permanently cured in a yc-y saer. time.
Neural-ia IN the face o- head Is utterly tarshed
in iew hours. SO f,rla % Nervous Disease with
stand its magic influence. Il has tie unqualified
approval Of many eminent physician. Itc..tai-z
nothi1s injurious to tls mos; delicate system.
Sold everywhere. Sent on receipt Of sl11 and
two postage stamps. TUENER CO., 40 TIE
mont St, Boston. Mass. Prorrieto7s
July5d3,auE-i-r
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SUDDEN DEATH Is THE FATE 81
every dh1e upon which t4e c-usti, poison q az
ordinary hair dy falls. There IS 200 resurrection
for the dlaue-ts thus lu-Ate. But. as it we're, in
tho tWiuklin- of an eye, HAIR of any obnoxious
color as changed O. rich and aiori rs Hue and at
the same tine vitaiizsi and improved by tie use
Of CRIsTADOEO's HAIR rYE, natures safe ally,
ana beauty's re-cnerator. Manufactured by J..
CRlsTADoRo, Is Maiden Lane, New York Sold
hy all Dru-si-ts, applied By al Hair Drcssers.
Soy u. dEwIm
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HER

MOTHER BAILEY'S QUIETINC
SYRUP For CHILDREN TEETHING, makes
si:k and Weak Children strong and healthy, gives
Mothers rest day and night. Large Bottles only
p cents. sol3 by all Druggists. WM. Jo>LTN &
oNS, Ger. Agents, Barton, VI.
Oct o Wv
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- existence Of the Farmers and Mechanics
Gank chartered b. the Legislature OF the State
81 crul1 ut and located in arlington in said Stats
was terminated agreeably o. the laws Of said State
on the 10Th day Of ptemher a. d. 10 and notice
IS hereby givoE that said Bank will redeem its out
stlrdiuS bills
Tie following act q the Legislature o Vermont
published ~ direction Of said Bank
By order Ofthe Directors,
=. 2. Wales, Pres.
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TOBACCO.
THE RICHEST MANN THE WORLD.
Extract Of letter from Baron solomon
ROthsChiId.

Par IN April, 1904, - Rle Fsub. 81. Hoaore.
VII IA be kind enough O. have forwarded 10
ne herr -H bottles Of your Indian L.uimeut Il
GA vi. send at the same time the account. viii
forward You tie amount through Messrs. BsLMOvr
a Co, New York
IAHoN SOLOMON RJrHscHtLD having recon-
utn.ea % many ol bis friends Major LANES
LlNlMkNI. ana they being DESTROYS 70 procure
X he SHOULD advise lin % establish s depot ia
Paris.
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TESTIMONIAL.
The XCeisIOr E'rOChes.

BUELiNGrpy, w., Apr.l q. l-af.
Mr j 'n.-ST. Since commenced Tie p-a--
tice OF uy profession have been tr1a.ieta crest
deal with a throat din ,u.t, a-l Aass used i9r it
Browns bronchial TrooAes,1 aud almost aii tae
other specifics for such d.cl.tes that have b. ea n
the market, hut since cur Excelsior -erlcs" have
been before the public, have used them, and all
frank 20 state that consider them superior o any
thing that ] have ever used for this purpose They
seem to be precisely what is needed for al per-
sons who have occasion T. use tile voice. OF arc At
all troubled with throat difficulties. would rec
ommeud their use to al persons as an effective
remedy for tlrolt and lung affections,
L. BALLARD, Atty at Law.
Nov. IS. tA' "
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AGENTS WANTED FOR THE


Tirrs magnifcently illustrated Medical Books.
containing important Phy siological Information,
for Men aud Women, sent free on receipt Of IS
cents. addressing the Secretary Of the New York
Medical Unive sity, No. 81 Clinton place, New
York CITY
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A GREAT ENTERPRIsE-We call the the at
tention our reads to ihe advertisement which
/ appears IN to-dsy's paper, Of The GREAT
United STATES TEA WARE HOUSE, Of Messrs
T !. Kelley s. Co., Ne. 30 Yesey Street, New
York.
We are all unfortunately too well aware Of
the exorbitant prices which are now put upon
all kinds Of teas aud cofiees. Ii il notorious
fact that grocery men every where expect 10
realize from their Teas such profits as will
amply compensate them for losses on other
clasEes Of goods and 40 or 30 pr cent. on
cost prices is not IN unfrequent advance for
the retail merchant to make upon what be con-
siders the best line Of his trade. Frequently,
moreover, there are iunumcrahe profits put
mp 2 tesi BY j1hbers snd speculators IN the
trade, before tie goods reach the retail grocery
store.
Messrs. T. Y. Kelley d Co. Of New York.
propose 70 do away with these endless profits
created by - middle men, and 10 sell thar
goods directly 10 consumers in small quaint
ties, at cargo prices. They have appointed
Vincent & Taft agents for the sale Of their goods
40 this city aud vicinity. The Teas and COfees
are pat up in one pound packages ST their ware
house in New York and sold by them at the
same prices at which they are to be had at
headquarters in the city. We advise cur readers
who are interested in procuring first rate ar
ucle Of Tes, or fresh and pure Coffee, at the
cheapest possible rates., 10 call upon Vincent &
Taft and give the goods Of d" The Grel, United
States Tea Warehouse" a fair and thorough
trial
See their Price-List in another column.
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COFFIN SHOP.

rJ,HE subscriber has hand lar sto OK OF COZ
FINS which he is ready to sell at reduced prices.
Funersls attended with lies rse ~hsn de sired.
Furniture repaired neatly. SUBSTANTIALLY, aud $3.50
promptly. shop In Merit Beck, College street
Nov If-tkutf p. FOVRNIER Agt Old
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DODD-S SERVINE
AND ENVEGORATOR .

AND ENNsE0Rs AEOR.
Tf'h,s Medicine is a NERVE ONIC. Il st0ps the
waste OF vitality, braces -le Nerves, and quiet
Is regulates the sJstel- lca sssuess, lrritath-
". Loss OF Energy, IHs- uI Appetite, Dyspepsis.
Constipation, local weakness au1 general iul
ing OF the mental and BODILY functions, are the
common indications Of nervous disease. bodd
Nervine and Invi-0rator b. a complete specin, Tor
all these troubles. IL Is so the best az % is als'
the most agreeable
Remedy for Female Complaints
ever offered to the public Prostration Of Strength,
Uys.eria-retained, excessive ire sular Or painful
fnenses-yield 20 its magic power.
TO MOT II r RS.
Mothers we also commend the Nervine for use
in the diseases which allict children While Teeth
ing as certain to afior Iick and -rateial relief
The stupefy ing syrups, of which Opium tie pm
cipal in gredient dangerous g. 4lei impair TIE
functions Of the stomach and 1oFels. and actually
impede the healthy growth OF your ah.p lug. To
cure Wind Collie regulate the bowels. soften the
ans and relieve pain, the Ne VINE vii alEa. =
. c found safe and Efficient
DON'T USE ANYTHING Else
- Dodd's Neryine contains uo OPIUM or othe
pois0uous in sredient. For sale hy al druggists
Price One Dollar per bottle.
lib. STORE: < co. Prspr.,toIs,
No. - Fulton 81. New York.
Sept. 10, 1867. ak"iy
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ALLcocKs POROUS pLlsrERs.
SORE CHEST AND c0UGu CURED.

r. AL-cocE Sir: In Nay last was u,itins 2
mT cousin ia Corning, who got nc one Of your Por-
Gus Plasters arny chest. Twas 60 sore through ne
al the tine / cca.d hardly speak or breathe. L
was not more than three hours after put it On
before l felt comfortably. / had suffered very
much from soreness q tie chest. with cough and
hoar5eH5ss, ior months but your Plaster has
cured me- and my health is better Than i. ha. ioeu
Tor years Yours respectfully,
PIECE PATCu-E
Beaver Dam, SCHUYLER County, n. Y, sept.If. 1876.
Principal Agency, BraLdreth Hoase. Sew Tors.
Sold BY 10000 Druggists. 70 whom We 1..-r ss
to their superior qualities
NoY.lt. ft.-f-,
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There are two special qualities which deter
mine and fix the superiority of Mrs. S.A.Allen's
New Style Improved Hair Restorer or Dress
ing, in one bottle, over all other preparations
for the Hair. First, the prompt, quick action,
great growth, life, and vigor that it is sure TO
give to the Hair, never failing, by few appli
cations, to restore Gray or White Hair to its
natural color, imparting TO the Hair a de-
lightful aroma fresh. delicate, and unchanged
in any climate. Second, its easy application
without any previous preparation Of the Hair
without that sticky and disagreeable sulphur
odor found and complained Of in all other pre-
parations. II never soils the skin or linen
Ladies will find it a standard Toilet luxury to
10 dress their Hair. II retains the Hair in any
desired position, and Is cooling, healing, snd
C lesnsing to the Scalp, removing Immediately
all seurf, dsniruf, and pimples. Price One
Dollar. Sold by all Druggists. n2ldeod I'm
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Burlington Zee ith, l-d6-
Az ACT relating to the redemption Of Bank
Notes.
It is hereby enacted by the General assembly Of
the State Of Vermont,
Sc. !. After the expiration Of the charter OF
any hank chartered BY this State, or after the
termination Of tie existence of any such bank
agreeahly to the laws Of this State, such bank
may cause notice to be Published in all
the seelly newspapers Of tho County where
such bank is losated, for one full year,
setting forth that said bans will redeem its out
standing bills, the day OF the expiration OF It's
charter or the date o. the termination Of its exis-
tsnce, and copy OF this act, and upon due publi-
cation q such notice neither such bank nor its
officers shall be liable any action for the non-re-
dcmDion 81 any Of is outstanding bills unless the
same shall have been duly presented and payment
thereof demanded within the year aforesaid at the
anking house Of such bank.
SIC. p After the expiration OF the charter or
aitcr the termination oi the existence Of such
bank Aforesaid such hank shall cease TO be sub
Jet & the operation or liable the provisions Of
ths sixty-third section Of chapter eighty-nine OF
the General Statutes.
SIC g This oct shall take effect from its pas
Approved Nov ISC6. w23wly
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WANTED
2 0 @ + A r NJ L r S !

To engl e in light az honorable business for the
winter months, in the vicinity where tLey reside,
which will net them from 5000 $3.50 per month.
For particulars apply 20 or address
S. S. SCRANTON & co,
i-6 ASYLUM 81. Hartford c.
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Relating 60 the redemption of Il ami Note
z is iersiy ss4cteI 5y the General Assembly
y De STATE Of TermOat
SEC D.. amer the expiration Of the charter Of any
bank chartered hy this state, or after the termna-
ton 81 the existence ufany such bank asreeably
O. tie laws % this State such bank nav cause
notice % Be published in all the weekly newspapers
Vi the county where such hank is located, for one
iul ear, setting forth that said bank will redeem
is outstanding bills the day Of the expiration Of
its charter or the date u the termination or its ex-
istence, and COPY IL tnis act And upon due pub
LEGATION u such notice, neither such bank nor its
officers shall he liable 20 any action for the non
redemption Of any 90 is outstanding bills. unless
the same shall have been duly presented and pay
ment thereof demanded within the year aforesaid,
az the banking house Of such bank.
SIC 3 Af,es the expiration OF the charter or
after the termination Of the existence of any such
bank aforesaid such hans shall cease to be sub
lect 20 the operation liable 20 the provisions Of
the sixty third section Of chapter eighty-nine Of
tie GENERA Statutes.
SIX. 8. This Act shall take eject from its pas
Approved November %, 1850.
Nov 2S-wIy.
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w L. STILL LIVE Don't he hun.bugged by
w H ImpostOFs or patent iron or ma
chine Stencil tools send Tor New Catalogue
Of IMPROVED STENCIL d Is, - varieties al Of
steel, carefully finished and tempered.
s. VI. SPENCER & co, Brattlehoro. VI
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G'lOthjnQ.
OUR NEXT PRESIDENT!

w 10 will be our next President "a not 90 70
W much importance at this present tine. rs is
Where u ct nnr
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9eir advertisements.

VAsSAR COLLEGE For YOUNG LADIES
The Trustees Of this Institution, desiring 10
extend the benefits of Mr.. Vassar's munifcient gift
for the better education Of young women, viii ad-
NIT at any time in the Collegiate year, students
prepared to Join College classes charging expenses
only from the date OF their reception. Terms low;
great facilities for education such Cabinets Art
Gallery, Library, Musical Conservatory, &c. For
circulars containing full information, address ].
N. SCHOU. Poughkeepsie, N. ".
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OUNCES, OUNCES.
CHEsTNUTs. CHEsTNUTs.

VERY FINE APPLE OUNCES at
HAET'S, No. Bank Block.
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By sending for our P4nph,s; CirealAr THAI has
ever nee. printed before. D. not isht any House
- F.r.ory until you have reaf e. II contains
,.,,ri9ns facts. Sent gratis address UNIOS GAS
60 Bostou.
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AdrGrtis
any one can Learn 10 Sing Them

THIS NEW BOOK will he found SUPERIOR To
ALI SIMILAR WORKS, in manJ points essential
10 a popular Instruction Book in Vocal Music and
Collection Of Melodies for the Young
FORTY EDITIONS have already been publish
ed, and the demand continues undated. Many Of
the Songs have been written expressly for the
work, and rome of the songs cd and tine-vorn,
sun. through dozen books, but New and Spsrk-
ling. Adapted to all Occasions, and Alive with the
spirit Of the Times.
PRICE 30 cts Sent pOst-p.ld. OLIVER DIT
son CO., Publishers, III Washington Street.
Boston. diff
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Ready-made Clothing
Trunks and gafiSeS
OF all stJ les. and novel construction, at
BOTTOM PRICES!

We have lately made very larg. add't uas - Ger
line II Ladies' and 6eStle men. Travelling. Eags
ia Calf Goat skin, and Turkey Morocco all 81 shich
offer at prices that must be pleas % the ear
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StoADaY u,DERyA>yo ONE.

with my Patent Stencil Tools. l prepay samples
free. Beware Of iuiringers My Circulars will
explain. address A. J. FULLAM, Springfield, VI.
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NOTICE.

IHE existence Of the Bank OF Burlington char
4 tered cy tie Legislature Of the state Of Vermont
and located az Burlington in said state was ter
minated asreeahly % the laws Of said State on the
18th day Of September A, ID. ls66, and notice Is
hereby given that said Eank will redeem its out
standing bills.
The following act OF the Legislature is published
5y direction O.! said Bank.
By order Of the Directors.
U. a. DODGE, President
G. A. SUMNER Cashier
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We have been privileged to examine the Amer
lean Organs, manufactured in Boston, Mass by
5. ID. & II. W. Smith. For Parlor or Church
music and as an accompaniment TO singing. for
an instrument Of its size, we have never heard
anything more rich or grand We are not sur
prised to learn that the manufacturers find it
difficult to supply the demand for their instru
ments. The church demand alone would be
match for the enterprise and skill Of this large
establishment. No congregation is e1cusable
for having poor music, when it is 50 easy to in
prove It at go little cost, by the purchase Of one
these organs. As an addition to the parlor, they
rank hardly second to the piano, There is
rich fulness in their tone, a variety and power
IL expression, that is an invaluable addition to
home singing. (Iad) Journal
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IHEsTNUrS BY the Quart or Bushel at
y HARRIS, 4 Bank Block.
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LADIES a GENTLEYlEY.

You can have a beautiful Card Piot0gr4gl, free Of
,rpcHss. with circulars Of cur great Dry anI
Fancy Coos sale by sending stamp for retuin
BYst a. Mas
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-11-14
F'INAHcIAL AVID coaIpInnoiAilIL.

COLUMBIA, November I3. Sales of
cotton to-day Ito bales -middling
1871. -. " 80
NEw YoHk, November 1s-ster-
ling--long 916; short 95S. Gold 39J6.i
Flonr 10(915c. better, Wheat 2(03c.
better. Corn 1c. better. Oats 1(62c.
better. Mess, pork drooping-$2O. so.
Cotton dull. at 1S%.
z P. M.-Cottol declining-sales
1,600 bales, at 18%. Flour-State
8 25(910 30; Southern 10 G0(914.OO.
Wheat-No. 1 ,2t3O; city Q. 80. Corn
dull, at 1.36(@137. Gold 4O1a.
BAITIMoRE, November 13.-Cotton
dull-middling held at 1S; buyers
offer 17%. Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat rather firmer-held
at 3C95c. higher. Corn firm-white
1.3O91. .33; yellow 1.32@1.34. Oats
71(075.
CINCINNATI, November 13.-Flour
firmer and in improved demand.
Corn active-new ear S20S3. Mess
pork $19. 5000. Lard liz. Bacon
shoulders 11@1116; clear 151a916.
SAVANNAH. November 13.-Cotton
dull and declining; sales $40 bales.
Receipts 1850.
MOBILE, November 13.-Cotton in
good demand, but at decline; sales
1,500 bales-middling 16M(016L.
Receipts 2, 100.
CHARLESTON, November 13.-Cot-
ton easier, with declining tendency:
sales 4l9 bales; receipts 1,4OO-mid
ding 171a.
AUGUSTA, November 13.-Cotton
market opened active, but closed
with downward tendency; sales $50
bales; receipts 833-middling 16.
New ORLEANS, November 10
Sales of cotton $500 bales; receipts
1.169 prices declined-middling
Tx. Sugar dull and dropping
Louisiana yellow clarified Is. Molas-
sas 65; common to choice Louisiana
95. Flour dull-buyers holding off.
Corn dull-white As. Oats dull, at
70@SO. Mess pork dull, at $22. SO.
Bacon dull and dropping shoulders
131a; clear IS. Gold 4O@4O14.
LIVERPOOL, November 12-Even-
ing.-Cotton closed dull and declin-
ing, in consequence of unfavorable
Manchester advices. Uplands So;
Orleans 81.
LONDON, November BE ming
Consols SO; bonds 70.
LIVERPOOL, November 13-Even-
ing.-Cotton declined I'D. Sales
5000 bales. Uplands 81; Orleans
81.
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COMMISsIONER'S EALE.,

James T. johnson. ct u1, vs, James q.
Gibbes, Martha Townsend, Administra-
tor, ct dl.-BM to Joreclose Mortgage.
pursuance Of decretal ORDER in above
MONDAY in December next, all that lot or
LAND, situate in the city of Columbia,
bounded South by Plain street; East by
J: P. Southern's Lot; North by Sarah
Haynes Lot; West by Lot of Butt; front
ing on Plain street 78 feet, and running
back (North) 208 feet inches. "a =,
On this Lot there is commodious Resi-
dence, Kitchen, Out-houses, &c.
Terms OF sale-So much cash as will nav
cost OF suit and expenses of sele. Ba-
lance on credit Of twelve months, with
interest, payable annually. The credit
portion secured by bond and two or more
personal sureties, and mortgage of pre-
misses. Purchasers to pay for papers.
d. B. DESAUSSURE,
Nov flO @. e. r. D.