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Testimony Of General Grant, Secretaries
Seward and McCulloch, Chief Justice
Chase, Attorney General Speed.
General Hillysr, Postmastsr Con-
eral Randall and Others Before
the Congressional Impeach-
ment Committee.

Below W. present 10 our readers condensed report o.
N. ,..,,.eny taken before the CoagrsBssaa Commit
ice on Impeachment which At the present. sss vhss Ne
.rs,,on Of ,upsachmsni sl engages W saassusn II
congress, and, srssa. ssisasss shs osonssys
Iii h. read wmh great Interest," Al Ne iepsrtAst 49,
,mony bearisg On the charges upss Which. inpssoh.
men, sny could be bassd has bssn oarsfaliy collected
from the ms@ Of exsnsous matter which The ce~-
miliss directed their inquiry.
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views Of Sfesars. Marshall and Eidrtdge.
The undersigned agreeing with our associates Of inc
minority OF tho committee their views Of the Law, and
in the conclusions ,hA, the evidence before the com
mrtsss presents case for Tie impeachmsat Of the
President nigh, II they had stopped there bssn cos
tent simply 10 have joined in The report which they
have submitted but - they, - well a. the majority.
have felt II their day to further and express their
csnsure and condemnation or the President We feel
that IL due 70 ourselves and 10 the position We &C.
oupy 10 present a. briefly psssIbs rev additional
rsuarxs for the consideration OF the House and Of the
covstry. hsviug determined that the svideacs does
cot show that the President has been guilty Of any
sot or crime for which, under constitution and
laws. ne can or ought TO ~ mpssehed This eoncss-
sion al Il seems 70 a. the dstsrmnaton Of the whole
question submitted BY tho House "a the ccmfasses u
Il the commission by the PRESIDENT Of On impsachasls
osucs only that can subject Dim 70 cicia iurisdic
49, or Justify u.s. a. committee Of tks House Of Rap
vsssnsst,yes or ewes the House Itself - ssch cha
hanging his oalea acts Az the report Of the majority
soss eos charge the President with any recognized
nv suv statute or Law Of the land crime Or uiads-
rsascr We can but regard the charges preferred - .
pocsi Or partisan demonstra'ics tssdng and Intended
"a br,ns him into odiau and eostsmpt among ths pss
pls a a. upjussabls attempt V sxciss hsIr suspicious
"sporosss r,cs N vulgar ambieuesr We utterly deny
~ rIght Of the committee ~ sny member thereof -
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great questions the only tribunal on earth that bad
the power decide them, ought have been suciss
s b % ss 81 sSs s q: sy.
in.Isr Is I5z5 IA right . do 1pos such conditions
q least the smpest security for the future Instead,
therefore, Of convoking the Congress OF the States TO
deliberate upon The condition o. the country ne seems
task himself foresta the Judgment and the wishes Of
The loyal people, and neutraxs tho power to undo bis
work By bringing In the rebel States themselves 10 par
tIcIpsse In the dsbsratious upon any and all questions
which might be left for settlement To effect this object
he issnse his inpera, PRESENTATIONS, beginning Win
he double authority President Of the United States
ana Csmman9sr 10 Chief Of the Armies declaring the
sndsr ne dspominsiion q provisional governors evil
nss Who ~srs solorouslr dsqa4hasd ~. Tsc.on o.
their participation In the rebellion, from hodIhR any
once under this govcrnnsni and yet allowed 20 6Sd
lhe and perform the duties thereof AZ salaries
nrsd By himself and paid out q the contingent fund
Of July 2 1902 and the 9th Of February, 1853 ne.
clarna moreover, 81 the same time. thai lhs govern
% BE- his isdivSas right Is being 2assiS The state,
rather shs United states, 70 execute the
enard'ascy Of the constitution BY providing them
With Dsw heads and accordingly directing his
pretended governors 10 order conventions Of
sucn OF the people - u was his pleasure 10 indicate
with sscS provisions Is wsrs agreeable 20 himself: an
provided however Of course In the absencs Congress-
with the necessary resources 70 meet tho expenses Of
these organiEatons he directs the payment Of
portion u them out OF the contingent fund of the war
Department, but with . boidoess unsqualIed even BY
Charles The Firs when hs undertook 70 reign without
sParismsnt provides for deficit by authorizing the
seizure o. property and the appropriation Of moneys be-
longing 70 the government and directing bis sndsavors
70 svy azss Tor the same purpose from the subject
people.
The further reading Of the report vas dispensed wnh
excepting the conclusion, q folows:-
IL accordance with the paony herewith submitted
and shs view Of ths lag herein presented the commit
Of opinion that Andrew johnson, President Of
the Tinted States 10 guilty Of high crimes and INSIDE
mesnor requiring the interposon OF tho constitutional
pouers ef this House Ia that upon final surrender
Of the rebel armies and the overthrow Of the rebel
govsrnnent the aid Andrew Johnson President OF tue
United States neglected 20 convene the Congress Of the
United States thai by its aid and authority
legal and CONSTITUTIONAL measures might have
been adopted FOR the organization Of loyal and coas
uosai governments the sssiss thsn recently ia re-
bsIon In that 10 hin proclamation 10 the people OF
North Carolns OF the Goth day OF Nay, 1865 lie a.
that be had authority 70 decide whether the gov
eminent or North CsrcIins, and whether any other.
ent tfef might be set therein republican
In FORM and that in hs ONCE Of President Il vas his
duty and Within bis power 70 gusrapee 70 said people
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Andrew Johnson President Of The United states trans
ferred and surrendered and authorized and directed
transfer aud surrender, OF railway property Of The
value Of many millions OF dollars 10 pess6ns Sho had
been engaged In the rebellion 20 corporations owned
hs sa been
United statss thar z 0tEaf, s~sh railways aad railway
property had been captured froA tho ~ 49, IN 40
ssa afterwards repaired - great cost ~ we .easS
without authority Of law and IN violation OF
nw. In that he directed and authorized the
sale q large ausnss Of a..y rolling stock and Ss .
lars the properly OF the United States BY purchAse and
construction, 10 corporations aud parties then known 10
ma, ana aas and sns -sos. .sss,ns rs%
said corporations and parties any securities whatever
In that ne directed and ordered subordinate officers Of
the 10 postpone and delay the collection OF
moneys due and payable 10 the tinted states
OF such sales IN apparent conformity 70 an crdsr pre-
bonds issued or guaranteed " the stats n tennessee
In aid Of certain railways then due aud unpaid for
period Of -four ys,s .sd 'r: should Be hs. p,s
behalf said bonds were ssued guaranteed that
in conformity 70 such order and direction the collection
w.s dsIaysd ssd po.spossd and the intsrss. on suc
bonds Of which be h'mssf vas large holder pad
uscs bic once 70 dsfrsad ana wross lie peovis u he
United states and for hh ewn personal advantage; in
that be has only restored 70 claimants thereof srrs
had been seized and taken BY shs sgsss the Treasury
In conformity 70 law but hes paid and directed the pay
ss n violation Of Law Of the Uaiisd ssssss whieS
ord and requires the pay msnt into the Treasury Of
the United states Of ai moneys rscsivsd from such
saes aud provides for loyal claimants sulcisns aad
easy remedy 10 the Ceur Of ciaims ana in manifest
violation also Of the spirit and meanisg OF the constitu-
tion wherein h decided that money shall bs drawn
And further in that The said andrew johnson, Prss.
dcnt Of the United States authorised the use OF the
army OF the United states for spersion ~ psaccful
ana lawful assembly u citizens Of Lsoisasa Sod this
nv virtue OF despatch addrssssd " person wAo Was
uct AZ officer Of the army. bat Who ~ publfc and
notorious TRAITOR aud al with TIE ntsst " deprive the
ovsi people or Louisiana or every opportunity 10 frame
sfaIs government rspuDllcNp Id form, cad ~ito tho
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inent by his former friends Tho majority Of
and been prepared 10 declare At all limos, IN
Congress and out Of IL, even strongly than Is az
pressed in their report THIS same ssnsars ana con
testimony taken before the COMMITTEES OF upon any facts
elected by its investigation II was political opinion
growing cut or . differences OF views upon political
questions II the opinion with which the majority
OF the committee entered upon the investigation. u
vas hsi witch inspired and stimulated all ~ Inquiries
ard ORGANIZATIONS But notwithstanding ihsss pre-
existing opinions and preiudces the minority OF thu
nttee have bsen coapeiled To ind after the fuiest
and great pro'ract~d elaboration thai the
President had committed offence for which under our
laws ne ought TO be impesched sud Fence nore.
;s. :. co% a.; .a's sa ~ 's' jurisdiction Of
vi ssfsRssSn : III Tl QUE ins.
tom not jlssirsd by the facts nnbscomny one DEPART
meni OF the government toward Inc other. and caicu.
lated 10 bring reprcach upon the cmmitiee the House
and The nation. We cannot ignore The fact that TINS
has been spent and testimony taken by the commies In
cndsayoepg 70 aaerzin the Presidest his onci1l
capacity hS. spoken consciously and condsmnatoriy OF
Congress Win view 10 his impeachment therefore,
ean II b more becoming in committee Of tbs House
::.s =. s sss ss ',: s.
s .,s., az ,S sa'. cue appa,ps the os.rS
II one 10 impsachsbls ia hol fhs 6lhcr wrong what
would he though, Of the Supreme cour, u M'Y navpg
70 dsciSs an eel Of Congress corssituissa II should
because aid agree 70 the peprsy Of policy o' the
Of the Congress for having passed IN Who wsold hesitate
10 pronounce tins an s6zpe and even uawarrants.
he insrsreucs With the rights and duties Of Congress
b. The supreme Court calculated TO disturb the harmony
Of eur govern mental system and 70 bring into unhappy
Il no, fatal col,sos The coordinats departments
Like this attempt 70 rsprovs csnsurs the rss'dst
for acts or wrongs Get amounting "a oasnces subject
ing him 70 the legal jurisdiction OF ne Hcuss
Of Representative such an act wouid - ssssr mpu
dsucs On oct he part Of yhe court lastly meruns
ooloquy and rsproach Such interference ~ one 40.
par,incnt Of the government Nth the eiscr .usous
authority Of lag must and viii most sssursdy ssas ~
that comfy which should q s Times cnarac'sFzs ns
relations intercourse. The snd tsansl bul -
sssu--shs sntAgonism Will ultimately prcdas snmM
aud open hostility and aserssuons when msN .sss
the d6structon or one Or more depar'nssw 49,
consequence destroy ous system o. sev"s"'" a'"
gstbsR VT M2.. -, 80.
WNh al due rsspscs 70 the majority Of The Conn.,
tes " c~snos rorard she charges made Aesnn ~
Prssidsns as ssstoas attempt 20 procure ~ mpsscn
msns without awenG upcn theI n,.sf v', ~
70 ~ oDmmisson Of single act ttat Iecetnxss ~
NE laws x country - high crlme w.
Ths Incouseencv 81 me majority csnnss fa 20 email
snss IL sllsn.ios q shs conair! Acts isr whch ~
Linoesn was samersuaiy applsndsd are deemed hNn
cy,mss .o " rohssop Fcr every act - gravcy Coz.
dsmnsd ~ prexIdess hs1 tho sanction and approval Of
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Adams, Frost & Co., Assignees, vs.. R, N
Richbourg.-Wd Warrant 10 Leoy on Cyop
PY virtue OF Warrant to lew on and
~ sell the crop OF defendent. in the
above stated case, directed to me by D. r
MILLER, Esq, Clerk of the Court OF Com.
mon Pleas and General Sessions for Rich
land District, and in pursuance of an Act
OF the General Assembly OF South CAROL.
ma, entitled San Act to secure advances
for agricultural purposes" I will sell. on
the FIRST WEDNESDAY in January neSt
(the 9Th day of the month, at the Planta
tion belonging to the estate of Mrs. Mar
tina Black, about twenty-five miles from
Columbia, within the legal hours. the
balance OF the CROP of 1867, viz:
quantity of FODDER and HAY. sun-
posed to be about 4, 900 pounds.
A quantity of Slucks, supposed tn be
about 2, 200 pounds.
A quantity of Seed Cotton, supposed to
be about 500 pounds. W
quantity OF Cotton Seed, supposed To
be about 100 bushels.
A quantity Of Corn, supposed to be about
200 bushels.
4 sacks Oats;1 bale of Cotton. The bale
OF Cotton will be sold at the Court House
in Columbia, on the same day. Terms
cash. F. W. CHEN
Dec 25 S.RD.
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(, E4eles Yo1a.
Cable Despa9chsa.

LoNDoN, December 25.-The pre-
cautions of the Government against
apprehended Fenian risings are CON
finYed. Extensive preparations being
made day indicate that the author
ities are in the possession Of informa-
tlon proving that general attempt
will soon bemade to rescue the FEM.
ans, now confinedrin various parts of
the United Kingdom, for completely
IN the late outrnges. Special consta-
bles are everywhere on duty, and
troops are held in readiness to move
to any quarter, at any hour of the
day or night. The people generally
are not seriously alarmed, and trust
to the Government to protect them
from any dangerous outbreak; there
IS, doubtless, good reason for timely
and judicious preparations to meet
any possihla contingency.
The London Times has an editorial
on the Abyssinian war, which it fears
will be much longer in duration than
was expected. It blames Gen. Ma
pier, who commands the expedition
ary forces, for the delay that has
already taken place, and says that
nothing of consequences will be done
during the present season.
ST. PETERsBURa, December 25.-
The Russian Government has address
ed strong note to France, in which
it protests against Napoleon's shifting
policy on the Eastern question.
Advices from China report that the
rebels have been successful in late
operations against the Imperial forces.
PARIS, December 27.-The Patrie
confirms the report that 10000 more
troops have been ordered to Civita
Vecchia.
e. G. Bufum, an old and promi-
uent American journalist and author,
committed suicide, to-day, by taking
laudanum. At the time of his death,
he was correspondent of the New
York Herald
LONDON, December 26.-The ap-
pretended Fenian attacks did not
occur. Tranquility and good feeling
prevailed yesterday. The extra pre-
cautions against .lawlessness are ap-
parently unnecessary.
r The new minister to Washington
sails in few days.
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F1NANCIAL AND CoMSIERC1Ah..

New York, December 26-Noon.
Flour and wheat quiet and un.
changed. Pork dull, at 2O.95. Lard
dull, at l23s(913. Cotton dropping.
at 10. Freights dull. Money easy,
att. Gold 3416. :.
Z P. M.-Money closed very easy
call 5@6 per cent. Gold firm, at "a.
Stocks firm, and general improve.
ment in prices. Cotton easier; sales
1900 bales, at 1514. Flour active
State 8. S.40@10.65. Wheat quiet and
unchanged. Corn easier; prices
nominally unchanged. Pork quiet
and steady-mess 2O.9O.
RA1rI,.oaEE. December 26.-Cotton
very flat and in no demand-held at
Is. Flour very dull and prices only
nominally sustained. Wheat quiet.
prime to choice red 2.6O@2. 70. Corn
very dull-prime dry white 1.2S; vel.
low 1.20@1.23. Oats 75@7S.
CINO NNATI, December 26.-Flour
dull and unchanged. Corn firm, nt
S5@S6. Mess pork held at 90. .OO6
21.O0. Lard held at 1216-12 was
offered.
CHARLESTON, December 26.-Cot-
ton lower; sales 300 bales-middlinp
14X@15; receipts 1,65O.
AUGUSTA, December 26.-Cotton
market quiet but steady; sales 511
bales; receipts l, ,156-New York mid
ding 1324@14.
SAVANNAH, December 26.-Cotton
dull and declined-sales 1893 bales;
middling 1324@14; receipts 3,4OO.
New ORLEANS, December 26.-Cot-
ton frmer-middlings 141l; sales
since Tuesday 6,1OO bales; receipts
same time 1904. Sugar firm and up-
ward-common 914; prime to choice
132s(91334. Molasses frm-com-
mon 49; prime to choice 65Ca75.
Flour dull-superfne dull, at 81; ;
double extra 10@14; choice 12. SOFA
1850. Corn dull, at 1.1O(0I.12.
Pork dull-mess nominally %. Ba-
con shoulders H.; rib IA; clear 151%
@1524. Gold 33.
MOBILE, December 26.-Cotton
market closed quiet-middling 1917
@1314; sales 2,700; receipts since
Tuesday 5,437.
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SHERIFF'S SALES.

pY virtue of sundry writs Of .fe,i facias,
I'D to me directed, 1 will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY aud TUESDAY in Janu-
ary next, before the Court House in Colum-
bia, within the legal hours, the following
property, viz:
The HOUSE and LOT on the corner of
Gervais and Bull streets, in the city of Co
lumbia, known as the late residence of the
defendant. The lot contains one and one
third of an acre, more or less, and bound.
ed as follows: On the South by Geryais
street, on the East hv Bull street. on the
West by DR.. Leland's lot, and on the North
by Lady street.
ALSO,
The HOUSE and L0l' on Washino.top
street, in the city of Columbia, known and
occupied as Law Offices, containing one.
half acre, more or less, and bounded on
the South by Washington street, on the
West by the Court House lot on the Nortb
by estate of Il. w. Gibbes' and DR.. ]. w
poweliss lots, and on the East by Mrs
hennerly's lot; levied on as the propertv
OF John Bauskett, deceased, at the anti ~
w; ii. Gibbes. Vim. A. Harris. ef al va
John Bauskett. Terms cash. 'N'
Dec 10 F. W. GREEN, S. R.D
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Rata psco Gu ano !,
4 Etr4 THE MOST =,
RELIABLE FERTILIZER
81. NOW IN USE. G4

JACOB LEVIN, Agent for the PATAps-
pared to furnish tho Planters of South
Carolina with the above named article.
from ONE BARREL to 500 TONS.
Circulars, explaining its properties, with
quantity applicable to the soil upon which
it is to be used-certifcates of numerous
Planters having used it in the culture of
cotton, Wheat, Rye, Corn, Tobacco, Pota-
corner OF Assembly and Plain streets
North corner of new Market.
lO0 barrels now in store, and will be sent
to any part OF the State. Orders respect
fully solicited, JACOB LEVIN
Zee limo Agent
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EXECUTORS SALE.

Pi virtue of an order from the Court of
D Equity, for Richland District, we will
sell, on SATURDAY, the 4th of January
next, commencing at 10 o'clock A. NJ, at
Whiiecotton Plantation, near KingsviIle.
i FINE MULES, Plantation Utensils
Corn, Fodder, Peas; Potatoes, Cotton
the estate of JOHN BATES, ST.. deceased
At the same time and place, we will rent
the above Plantation for one year.
Terms of sale: One-tenth cash, the ba-
lance twelve months credit, with annual
interest from day of sale, with two good
sureties. JOSEPH BATES,
JOHN s. BATES, Jr.
Executors of John Bates, Sr., deceased. ,
Der 90 -
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Valuable City Lots for Sale at Auc.
tiOn.
JACOB LEVIN Anctfoua a.r

tiOn,
JACOB LEVIN, Auctioneer.
Formerly otoned by the late @. H,Ant,re,.p
an the city Of Columbia.
W1LL be sold, on the FIRST MONDAY
Wv In January next, the desirable LOTS
Iormerly narl, owned by the late Gerret V. Ant
DEGRAAF, consisting OF:
That lot OF LAND fronting on Richard
son street 56 feet and running back 175
feet, and bounded by said street, lands of
Isaac Cohen, W. III. Dial and estate of John
Black. This lot may be divided into two
at sale.
That lot OF LAND fronting on Richard
son street, (known as the Exchange Lot.)
Delng % feet in front and rear, and TO
feet III depth, moro or less, and bounded
by said :, street and by lands Of Boatwright
This lot may be divided at sale. -.
ALSO,
That lot of LAND on the corner of Cam
den and Gates streets, fronting on Camden
street, North, 35 feet, and on Gates street,
west, 80 feet, more or less, and bounded
by said streets and by the Catholic burial
ground and lands OF DIR. George Smith.
ALSO,
That lot OF LAND on the corner of Cam
den and Marion streets, fronting on Cam
den street 80 feet, and on Marion street
200 feet, more or less, and bounded by said
streets and by lands OF DR.. Trezeyant and
Thomas j. Rawls.
ALSO,
That LOT on Arsenal Hill, fronting
South on Laurel street 80 feet, more or
less, and running back 20S feet inches
bounded East by Haltiwanger and W, st by
Robertson.
TERMS OF SALE.-One- third of the ,ur-
chase money cash: the balance payable in
five years, with interest from the day of
sale at per cent. per annum, payable
semi-annually, to be secured by bond and
mortgage. Purchasers to pay for titles.
For further information, apply to
+. w. McMASTER,
Attorney at Law, No. Law Range,
Nov % s5I13 Columbia, S. C.
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trodnctlon INTO the United States has ,pct
conndehtly recommend it to Farmers and
in the market ''''
the Rodunda GuanO, and fonpd il to com
tain 33.6I per cent. of Bone Phosphate of
Lime. The extreme state of fineness in
which the Phosphate of Lime exists ;s so
conducive to its ready solublity. that had
no hesitation in recommending il to nv
friends as valuable fertilizer. The rc.
suits OF its use have fully justified nv re-
conmendation."
From an analysis made by Prof. ]. New
land, of London. for many wears princinol
assistant to Prot. Way This Gn.no -
found to contain as follows: 10
Organic matter, yielding Salts of AM
Neutral soluble Phosphate Of Lime 60, 6Ss
Irlbaslc Phosphate of Lime. IA. 50
NIi'roScn ......'... '................... lib
r Tcnppahannock, Va, May 4, 1867.
mus lar my crop of wheat on which
applied the Rodunda Guano, looks as well
as other wheat alongside of it on which 7
applied other varieties of guano, Peruvian
ihciuuco. II. s. FARLAND.
Edston, July "a, 1867.
L Used two tons or Rodunda Guano last
iall, on my wheat with entire satisfa ction
!,,r l. really believe this form of applying Phos-
cheapest and best; at least this is NV
opinion, from the use of it. 1t is peculiar.
ly adapted'to the drill. have such conf
dence i'll it that shall Use it again mvsnif
and recommend it to my friends. not fear,
ing results. LEVIN II. CAMPBELL.
Quee', Anmes County, Nd, Sent. %. 1897
used Eo1unda Island Guano on nv
wheat last fall, mixed with Peruvian my
IL" Inc .; result has greatly exceeded my OK
ago that my crops would yield II bushels ,,Is
to the acre, but it has actually given IA
bushels, which is an extraordinary Weld for
such poor land ''i
have ordered six tons more. and intopd
to to, use it again this fall. j, r. EMORY.
Charlest9n; liberal deduction made to
. Pamphlets can be furnished containino
st prominent Chemists of this country and
ties Of its sS success from farmers and plant
imore, Sole Agents for the United States.
ST
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s. ;;1CHRISTMAs GOODS

loo WHOLE, aalt and Quarter
'1SO Boxes LAYER RAISINS.
500 lbs. new Zante Currants,
800 lbs. Soft Shell Almonds. 3
so9 lbs: English Walnuts, Pecans, Brazil
20 half drums Smyrna Figs.
,,,oO boxes English Dairy and Cutting
81 tierce Picked Salmon. -.
1000 lbs. new Hams and Bacon Strips.
~ ools. new Hulled Buckwheat Flour.
bbls. extra Golden Drip Syrup. J
30 boxes extra No. Fire Crackers.
] Dbl. Cape Cod Cranberries.
~ baskets Genuine Champagne.
lOO cases Tomatoes, Peaches, Preserves,
ketchups, Lobster, Oysters, Grouse, Sal,
mon. Green Corn, Pickles and Sauces. all
fresh IN and for sale low, for cash only.
Dec II Z. L G.. D. HOPE.