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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

when she gazed on Louis pale counte-
nance, or perhaps il was the spiritual ra-
dance resting there, that filled her soul
with a sudden tenderness for she went
10 him, and pressed kiss on his brow,
saying, dear Louis, il the years hare
spen, with you have not been rife with
tumulluous JOY, bless you that they
have been full Of much peace. | have ev-
er cherished in my heart sacred tender
ness for you Louis ; and your sickness
has rendered you dearer TO lie than you
could have been in health :" Il have
been happy !" he dreamingly murmur-
ed. 4 week from that evening. lie slept
the sleep of death and Edith and Willie
we're alone in The wide world.
CHAPTER III.
In one of the rooms OF large hotel, in
the cily of c., Marcus Hydra sat
his hesG bent over his hand, where lay a
long, black curl Of hair, and tears were
falling on in il. ali lhe thought tia! she
was false had not prevented ms, )" he myr.
muyed, Il would have been here long
ego How | dreamed Of her On lbat far
of shore And sometimes 7 feared i,
was sin ro, when wrole nv sermons.
saw her form vas h,rore me How
tho sweet yoiros oC ,ha oIdan time wbis-
per in my heart to-day! was full OF
hope and joy cnca. DO not murmur {;
Gsoom, sTa,,o.oL fo,oror, >, ia hr,sIcI
tho oI ,ears rrom H.. J,rk s,;,;,n,T oycs and
nassod fom ,bc room As he wos cn-
iar;n, a ha i1l;es, na,,or Ia nc,rl tho
N''"a - n,.,,. -, .,..I,
%;'','."' ~ .,I i,1' ;,',,. ~. "J -, Lo
~. m'o 'i''' ''''oo ''o'y o"I raSe,'e
,'S'o''o ~ : '01' WI '7"'''" 'e'"''''
iou'IS III ~. '%''V.' .,
"FooI EG''A s4e' VI i'',O"'ol, ~, 49,, >, -,
AlIce " es' was '"c:tply' ven.
sald the oiheT, "sIIe married 10 rave "c'
ia!neT rom rum "heh Sne '2'cu . ouIs
mInIs!eF, mlsSi0pary 20 'oteigH i4"u; :,
Her hNsoand has Deen uc1" q e.I Oh"
by lie nogIigehce or i'auu Oh uet "Gs'ees'
all me properly mas OSoH !os' snu n., 10" ',
she Is IN '"o o'P'nS oI poverty D'u ou
see9ha, s"ee' chi,Sin ,,,i', mere =" '"0''i." ' '
ago } ,a' was t'O''o ""0 '0 " do
o'gg'"s a''"s' ,,.,.-. r,n,
Marcus "a''o1 70 I'gS' ~ no "'o.,, .,,,, u H.
''S me corner o, one W w ',''''''
and hurried on "Whal is your name
lille boy?' he said. kindly. The child
looked m. with . wondering, in.o that
nrouI nobla face. and in swcc; voice
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
The Battle OF Antiatam-The Truth Of
History.
To the Editors Of tie Baltimore

Governor BradiorI's 5 speech at ihe recent
Anlietam ceremony he refers 10 me-
moir Of the battle composed by his wr-
ter during the progress OF tile war, and
saws ~ Confederate historian, &c, in
describing the battle Of Anuelam, states
that for half tie day il was fought on the
Confederate side, with "a force of As, ,OOO,'
and for the remaining hall with no more
than an aggregate OF 10000 men,. He
next cites "a leading newspaper Of Rich
mond" which declares thai the available
force Of the Confedelaies on this field was
10000. lie sjds General lee, be-
lieve, in q report prePared BY him a few
days after the action closed, says that he
went ialo il with only 10000, bot in that
reckonlpgSc musi undoubtedly have oX-
cIujcd the three divisions which, under
a. y. Hi,l, McLaws and Walker, he had
several days before detached 10 different
points to aid in the inveslncn, Of Hotper's
Ferry, that had not returned OF the com.
wgntemeni Of tie ac,ion On the evening
Of the IGh September, but came in most
opportunity to his support before lis con-
cInslon on HE following day.
Here IS certainly variety OF numGH-
cal estimates Of one side OF q most impor-
tani battle, The "rI'er protests against
the use cI ms memoir, vhch lie caHaidIy
oo'..os,,S , "'s :, ..,.'.. u J.. o'. '' ,, los.
',''o .-'''s ~ '"' ''" 'l's' '.'G T'I'.'''
o. ".-.- VIII. , ~ .1 ~ II. o.-,a. ,h '..'I', ,
To" ~ u s"'1' y, ''-'s''' ~ ~ VT s"oJ -.',
ne I..s T',sI 'i1 ..'yss' Il, u, SuvS' o',',
','',.' '' %. ,S'. ~ '.'. ''' '''.'',' l o'.
A""''a'" No' ,o'I .s'''2l Oh VIC Oo'.' GU,
eIa.1 sue al" Is .'Ig 20 " 'i..e ".s,'..I' ,.,
a." III - S'-'s'"c"1 on '',e I''s',ii "'!o',
|o'' D. s''I's' J." '''Io FI''I' "','u
mas oeen 50 loose al" confuse" '' 70 'I y'e
coD ''".i'e 'o'i''y'' III 'ni7 s'e'. O''"''
'l'' we "',''' ,"''HS - N''' T' y, '.. '|'''
tea' interest," '"u 'a'ue 10 gamer NC ms
'o.'C'l 'cs""onY Oh 'He SuoJcC'' anu ,, "o-
'a'n cieaF ana HAeo J'og"e"'O o" '"0 o''-
Pu,ou 'oIie'
Inc 'e''ihony o' Ne"C'-l Lee a' ~
ms Runners ~ pears !" TWO oGc''"e''s'
Ii MS eoogT,.'.l'.ly a"r'G'S 10 us "ooP'
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05
Mhat a lyoman ON DO


S0rn ryu.c l.us writes ab,ulIIe ,cH:'
"A woman says what shc p,ca.os with.
bring anockcd ioun lor IT,"
She can take sno.ze after dinner
While hcr husband goes 70 work. She
con ~ il'g .he slrccr guhou. i,lrq a,kcd
10 stand "ECai' at every saloon. She
can soy o. home 80 tirc of var. aud get
m.Wad again h her Lu-Janj gets Killed.
Size cen wear c0Isols u too ihIck. and
other GXinps u too sim. She can get d.
yorcCd ron her husband u shc ,ecs orc
sUc likes better.
She csn get icr husband 10 drbi sll
over, unll be warns lie pubic not 10
irasi Dor 90 hIs account Bot "a these
advantage are balanced ~ The grral fact
d. al shc cannot sing bass g1 sparkling or
climb q tree 1I'h any G'grce ol 2fopreiy.
Tie following memorandum Ess pick
90 UP ~ Que % ihe olnor,sl force 81 The
NeA Iork E1pTefs Ssrlslon ,k.fIs for
wIl-, GOd'fcy cordial lr baby; SO. o
shoes lur NauiIs; nofsng' bottle No 2;
gaIrB oi "AEkeyi pms seuref aud pow
lsf lor Mlss JoG~s; one tesismcri; bor-
fosed Of Smith Sl2; sCld ior bread and
bcelsicsk al ~ NJ; meet JgIls 81 5P. VI.
4 isIy say me G'a pEie lie ~, kisG-
e. she Ielt Ike tub o 'foEcssainnins in
honey, cologne, nDlmegs. srd crsnbrrrirs.
She lsii sl'o a. q something "a. rprning
through Eer Dcr'ss on letG of drsmonds,
esconed bJ fcyefsi l.uI- cgpids IN rhaf.
lois dfagD by ,Bgel'. shaded by leney.
sucS.es and The whole spread ui'h melt
e. rsinboHs.
Almost every young lady i'putlc spir.
i'6d enough 70 have her father. house
. ed as . court house.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

Ladies who have disposition 10 pun
ish their husbands should recollect that .
lille warm sun will mei an icicle sooner
than regular Nor'heaster.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

II a man waits patiently whilea woman
s "pulIing her things on" or shop
ping" he will make q good husband.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

\ correspondent states that whea!
bread, toasted on both sides,wll cure dys-
enlery in very short time.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

\ disturbed preacher remarked eli
rhst cross eyed lady in the side aisle, with
red hair and blue bonnet, don't step
talking, | must point her Out 10 the con
creation"
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

Rev. J. I. " Curry, Of Alabama, recently
returned from Europe, after hearing pr. Spur
geon, Of London, pronounces Or. Il. Fuller, OF
Baltimore, TO be superior TO him as an orator.
So says the Religious Herald.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1867-10-05

Almost every young lady i'putlic spir-
i'rd enough 70 have her father. house
ed as . court house.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-25

GRAM-The receipts of Wheat to-day comprised about
1000 bush; market still dull and prices heavy except or
choice samples Of Maryland which are very scarce ana
wanted for both home and Eastern shpment NE nave
only to notice sales bushels choice Whte
at SIS @ and 418 bush prime red at $S o. no or
Pennsylvania grades. Corn was In moderate supply;
13 600 bush white and 5400 bush yellow; market was
dull and TO Sc lower for white, while TOT yeo" me
demand better and prices steady; included IN the
sales 5000 bushels good to prime white at l4ai IT,
and slightly damp do at 81 10 5000 bush good TO prime
yellow 81 2oa1 2S $50 bush fair do 81 20 no sales OF
Western mixed reported. Osts-31oO bushels received
market frmer sales Of 1900 bush $s1as2c No sales of
kye.
MoLAssEs- Nothing doing
PRoy1s1oss-Ars steady, sales limited to small lots
from obbers No large lots reported to-day quote
as before, viz For Bulk Shoulders sides packed
l0<a11c Mess Pork s23 IS; Bacon Shoulders l0aiOAc;
rib Sides 12a12Nc; clear rib 12Ssl2Ac Hams iosloNe
for plac. 16a17c for farcy i0T re-
tail lots. Lard 1Ss13Tc for large and Small lots west
ern; 19a13Hc for city stock light
sALr-We notice quiet but firm market VIZ For
lots from Dealers Liverpool Fine 50 l0a3 20 90 Ground
Alum, 50 20 sack; Turks Island 62aS5c for iots irom
store
SUoAR-Is held hrmer and ut an advance OF NaNc on
refining grades. We notice sale Of 81 hhds Porto hico
for refining at lie; 100 boxer molasses at lOc uote
at the close fair to good refining 10xa11c.
REFINED suaAns-Are steady and firm ut yesterday 8
quotations.
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" ~.
The la!ijl.1.g Ne1s.
x iKsELLEYlla IA AT. MOBILE

-...--.- -
). 81 win talk as I please,
Though 1t be rather riskey;
Whether guided by sense,
sOr only by whiskey,"
Thus Kelley. to nigeers.
: Did begin at Mrbile.
To rant about freedom.
and his party, so leat
/, He told all his hearers
They might growl. il they dared
:, But ell not bate his breath.
And could never be scared.
While thus loudly spouting
The "a kest of treason,
Moro excited by passion
. Tha, governed by reason,
And more vain Of right
Than wise TO apply it,
By abusing free speech.
He got up not.
: The whites were unarmed.
But not 30 the niggers.
Who pulled out their pistols
And fingered the triggers;
TIL presently. right where
:: = The speaker WIS raying,
The balls of the darkies
Came whizzing and staying:
The Judge, who, before this,
Had teen 20 defiant,
Sunk st once In his boots.
Prom tho pose Of giant;
And though courdng the crown
=. OF martyr, the heat
OF his courage soon cooled,
And he beat o retreat.
<When put under shelter,
- He trembled all over,
And took several drinks,
In hope to recover.
But his nerves were 80 shocked,
That though begged to remain,
He scorned all entIeatte6,
-, And took the "frst train"
And now for the moral
s., OF this little story;
!; Il umacks more Of folly,
- Than courage or glory.
!, ...5.,s -. MORAL.
Whsn nnadmen, like Kelley.
Impatient Of quiet,
Preach treason to niggers,
And get up q not;
Believing they'r 70 licensed.
When over the border,
To set the whole South in
A state Of disorder;
With trayling reporters,
A corps OF paid liars,
TO Qlorify traitors
By mail and the wires;
Ha Who, backed by an army,
Creates all the strife,
II coward, indeed.
II he runs for his life.
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". a. SMITH, Clerk Of Council.

UNION COUNTING regret to learn that it is
probable that some OF the farmers Of Union
County, will have to stop working their crops
and horses. The corn heretofore sent to that
county has been distributed for bread to the
destitute, while those who are carrying on farms
have looked out for their own supplies, but the
difficulty now is, they have no money to buy with,
mer years. sold from three to ten hundred bushels
corn, have not now amonth's supply Of food OF any
sort and no money to purchase what they need.
Relief, to accomplish good, must be given speedily.
We hope our exchanges In the eastern and No. west
gest that any contributions be sent to j. MoLauch,
in at Charlotte, who will see that it is conveyed
TO Union County. y.-Charlotte Democrat.
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baltimore Market.

BALTIMORE, May Misunderstanding continues
in very limited supply and prices same as Last quoted
S2Sa26 for No. g. and sS2aS3 for No. l. Q. Q. -,
ance Of brig Leopodine taken for city trade on private
terms: the quality prime. and understood 70 nave
brought full price. We quote prime Ho isc' gosa.
CoTroN-Was dull and depressed. under unfaVora3ie
Liverpool advces per cable We hear OF no saes mold
ers generally firm at 27c for Mddiing Upland.
FIouR-Continues dull; buyers generally are holding
of in antcpaon of lower values Yesterday there was
sale OF 500 bbls City Mills spring wheat Extra to
shipper on private terms To-day no worth!
of special remark We repeat though nominai In NOS
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The Courier des Etats U'sss, under the head
saTouch not the niggerl" administers ''lambast-
ipen to the New York Tribune for it's recent attack
uponi p1 oHAuLu. We quoted few sentences
from the article in tho Tribune in the Ne'1s OF
Wednesday. The Courier wsxes wrath, and tells
his compeer some very homely truths, giving him
to understand the old trick is 'played out" OF kill
ing of writer or speaker by calling him "the
esosauagias, just because he is guilty OF saying
that negroes are black.
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TIE FLORENCE FAm.-E gives us pleasure. to
announce that the Ladies' Fair, held here last
week, was complete success. We learn that the
proceeds amounted to upwards of 500, with stock
day morning and closed on Friday evening. All
who attended it appeared to enjoy themselves. OF
the Tableaux We can say nothing being Like some
others, about three feet two low in statue, we were
unable to get only an occasional glimpse OF the
scenes. We trust the ladies, having met with
it be long before We shall hear from them again.
~ TGdzeLte,
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DARING BuRa1ARy.-We loarn that tho dining
room of one of our citizons was entered Yesterday
morning, and quantity Of silver taken from the
table. The thief made his escape, and has not
been caught. From his track, it is believed to
Our citizen, should keep their front doors and
windows well secured, and have ono or two good
buJI dogs in the back yard.-Augustd Press.
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'pNINOO ST
LSINOISnIu
T. IL H y H " 8
COMMERCIAL

Exports.
BALTIMoRE-Per schr L Dayis-170OO0 feet Boards
and Scanting.
The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening, May "a, 1857 J
Tho transactions continue restricted and prices unset
tied sellers being unwilling to accept the prices offered
nv buyers, The sales were &c bales. New York Mid.
ding selling at 26c per h.. and Liverpool Mlddng at
o4c ner lb The transactions were at 90 at 23 1s
at "a, SO at 25.
Augusta Market.
AUGUSTA, May Observation-Disclosures are
buyiug at 1856 and selling ut 1S7
S1vER-Brokers buying ut l28, and selling at l5l
SECURITIES Georgia Railroad Stock unchanged at 68
and 81.
Corros-There was some demand to-day at about 2ao
for strict midding but holders were not inclined to ael
at that Prices are evidently lower than yesterday and
sales we're limited amounting to IA bales a the follow
ing prices: at 49, at 20; l6 at 22 16 at 2s 2e at
o3I: at a. and II bales at 24Ac Receipts 81 bales.
SIX bales at 2o sold yesterday, and not reported
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ostru4BY.-Mr. John Lewis, one Of our Oldest
and best citizens died yesterday morning, at the
been confined to hie room for nearly two years
past, but was still cheerful, "only waiting" tai. The
Master whom he had 80 long and faithfully served,
should send the summons for him TO "come up
hpher."-Sdu. AdUeriiSer.
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MoaE REMOVALS. We learn from the New Bern
r publican that ''Gereral Slckles has removed the
robel commissioners of the toWg of Newport !"
Newport is q small village in Carteret county Inc
officers removed arp c. 8. Perkins, ]. T. Dennis
and G. C. Mann, md W. w. Ward and E. s. Garner
have been appointed in their stead.
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Mahiis Market.

MOBILE, May 2o.--corrox-lb here wks only limltsf
demand to-day with but littlo cotton ON sale. Ihe mar
ket closed quiet at 21c for Middiings' sales o' w
aoLD-At ssKa1s7K buying and selling
E1oHANGENew York sight par to Gus onecss aGs
7za1s discount buying: New Orleans saeht u premium
Sterlng-siIty days. IA; sight, 146
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DISTINGUISHED GUEsTs.-The following distln-
cuished gentlemen were guests Of the Florence
Gems. Lonestrest, Fitz Hugh Lee, Sterling
Price, Dick Taylor and Major Smith ahGs l BIZ arp.
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PaMenge

Passengers.
Per steamer Eliza Eanco3 from Savannah, via Beau
fort and Hilton Head-G Brunner ID Reyler, Il q Lar
CANT, Darral, Ward, W Wilson. solomons, Wick
man, W Clarke q McCance, Post Mrs Coles
Miss Buchet, Mrs Howe, Miss Kinsnan, shafer, G
Walls + Prichard, ] P Horback HuvipB M Noyes,
T Burch, Gen Gurney, 81 Murdoch. II Rube Rev F
Elliott, s Hall, Dale, Butler and lady, Miss M
Gathers, W Balm, 3 Simon, Miss E Lyons, Randall
and Is deck.
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Adopted.

Alderman Steinmeyer gave notice Of q Bill to al,
ter and amend On ordinance, to fix the terms ano
prices Of licenses for retailing spirituous liquors,
ratified 18th January, 1866, and asked that the
notice be considered the first reading OF the BILL,
which was granted.
Aid .rman Prngle reported as having been en-
crossed by tho Clerk an ordinance to regulate the
storage Of petroleum, its products, and other N
fammable oils. The ordinance was ratified In due
form.
Alderman Gerdts brought to the attention OF
the Mayor the bad condition of the side Walks on
East Bay street, and stated that no had been call
ed upon by several tax payers and merchants 90,
ing business on said street TO see whether Councu
would have the evil remedled.
Alderman O'Neil arose and made the same state
ment, and moved that the Mayor be instructed to
carry out the resolution adopted on the 18th OF
March last, and, il necessary to discharge au extra
carts until the work is finished.
The resolution referred to reads as follows
ssThat the sidewalks on west and east side OF East
Bay from Broad street to as far as the street has
been paved toward Market street, be repaired as
soon as the condition Of the Treasury will admit OF
it."
The Mayor stated that at present the Treasury
was not in q condition to admit OF it, and that
there was still balance due the contractor for
paving East Bay.
Alderman Olney moved to lay the whole matter
over to the next regular meeting.
Alderman Ravenel moved the matter be indet-
nitely postponed.
Concurred in.
nuJouA TIT cNrrrrJ riorl ~ Council
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-25

On account OF the recent escape Of several pris-
onofs from the Barlow County Jail, General Popo
has removed the Sheriff and hIs DEPUTY sna Sar;R sP-
and Aaron Collins, Deputy Sheriff.
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the Beard and Hair in an almost miraculous manlcr It
has been used by the ellie Paris an London with the
most hattering success Names of all purchasers will
be registered and il entire satisfaction is not given in
Price by mall sealed postpaid ST. Descriptive cir
culars and testimonials mailed free Address BERGER,
SHUTS CO., Chemists, No. 2S5 River street Troy, n.
| Y. Sole Agents for the United States
|
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consider ohckering sons' Pianos superior to any
In the world.
They are unrivasd for their singing qualities and for
the harmonious roundness Of their tone. There t8
perfect homogeuety throughout all the registers. Tha
upper notes are remarkable for clesrness and purity
which do not find In any other instrument. while the
base is distinguished for power without harshness, and
for magnificent sorority.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-25

The London Punch has become very weak
mixture, Wants spirit,
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SARATOGA.
"EXCELSIOR" Spring WATER.

'r1,HE WATER OF THIS SPRING Is BELIEVED, 10
be unecu8lled by that OF any other in the farameo
valley of Saratoga Its virtues such as have secureo
IL tho high encomums OF all who havo used It, possess
ing as It does eminent degree cathartic, duresc
Alternative and tonic qualities.
From SAMUEL HENRY DICKSON, Al. u, froiessol stSo
Practice OF Physic Jefferson Medical College, Ph!!a
delphia, formerly Of Charleston S. G.
Pa1LApELpHiA, November l5, 1865.
have boon for year more past IN the habi Oh
taking the water OF tho Excelsior Spring OF Saratoga
accustomed during tho great portion OF my Invalid me
TO use the different waters OF the several fountains wch
boil mn along that remarkable valley dependent indeed
upon them TOR much OF the comfort enjoy AMI sats
fed that the Excelsior Water IS as well adapted as any
other among them, if not so TO the purposes ior
which they are generally employed Ii svery agreeable
strongly impreanutcd with the carbonic acid lively ano
sparkinR can heartily and consciennousiS
recommend 1t to e,i who need gentle cathartlc aho
iiurehc. SAMUEL HENRY DlChsON, W. y.
Tho Water IS put up i'll Pint and Quart oottes, aha
packed In good order for shipping Pnts III ooxes o'
four dozen each and Quarts in boxes OF two dozen ech
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per South Cnrolfns Railroad,
May 24.

1Is bales Cotton 81 bales Mdze IT bbls Spirits and Il
bbls Crude Turpenne 81 bbls Rosn, chartered Cars
1s bundles Leather Iron, and sundries. To Rob-
inson Co, ] Marahall, h Bischof & Co, q Rodgers
Co, Johnston. Crews L. Co. E b Yates, Bolmann Bros
Agent W Smith, Kanapau1, Lanneau co. .
Wilson, Street Bros L Co, Baker & Co, Goldsmith
& Son T G Bacon, Taft L Rowland J Adger. prin-
gle, @ W williams & Co, G q Walter Co. J Taylor T
Wilbur,
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@ A r d.

Its With feelings OF pride ~ American manufacturers
that we publish the following testimonials, which hsys
been received py us recently:
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THALBEH0.
GOTTHCHALk.

consider Chickering b Sons Pianos. beyond COM
psrison the best have ever seen In America
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THE TRI-WEEKLY NEWS,

DUBL1sHED IN wINNsBoRo' s. c., AFFORDS a
i profitable medium for the advertising public Of
Charleston.
We respectfully solicit their patronsc for nir mutual
benefit.
dAILLAID. DESpORTES Il WILLIAMS.
November 10