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sS OFFICE OF MASTER IN EQUITY, COURT
HOUSE, CHARLESTON, NOVEMBER 30, 1Ss7.-scaled
proposals will be received e. this Office until III nddy tho
10th day of Decenber 1857 at 10 NJ, for the renting for
year. from the lst OF January, 1868, Ct all that
PLANTATION ollled Pawe7s. situate on the East side
Of the West branch of Cooper River in st. Johns Par
tsh Berkeley containing TSo s1oo acres Of swamp and
high land. Bounding to the North on lands Of Thoas
Ashby to the South Cooper River and lands formerly
Of Samuel Gcurdn, to West on Coopar River, and to
the East and Southeast lands Of Samuel Gourdn and
lands of Francis Cordes.
Also all those three tracts Of PINE LAND, situate in
the Parish called the Bull Head Tract Three Mile
Hoad tract and Eas. Three Mile Head Tract, and con-
tanning respectively 62o acres, 24 5Ooo acres and 77s
acres. JAMES TUPPER,
December4 wine Master in Equity.
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aS-NoTICE To MARINEKS.-CAP AIMS
AND PILOTS wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within dircc
range of the heads OF the SAVANNAH RAILRoAi
WEARVES, on tie Charleston and St Andrews side c.
the Ashley River by which precauton contac: with tine
Submarine Telegraph Cable VIII be avoided.
S. G. TURNER, q. II.
Rarbor Masters Ofce Charleston, February G. 1883.
EehrnarY1
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NJ. Ooschamel hps recently published three
vorke, Ct witch woman Is the subject: "Le Nal
ou'on DIT des Femmes," "He Ben qu'on DIT
des Femmes," and Les Fenmes Peints par El.es.
Memes." The first passed rapidly through seven
editions; the aeccnd and third would not sell at
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New York News.

New YoaE, December 5.-The Fall River Globe
Print Works were destroyed by IN explosion OF the
boilers. Two persons were injured, and many had
. narro7I escape.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Ga NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACTED BY
the crew OF the Norwegian bark HAKON ADELsTNE
will be paid by the Captain or Agent.
Qecemher
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FOR NEW ORLEANS.

THE NEW SCHOONER JAMES YOUNG
tA WILSON Mester, having the larger part Of her
LNENS cargo engaged and going on board, will have
EEsA dispatch for the above port
For Freight engagements apply to
RISLEY CREIGHTON.
December6 Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay.
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ADMINISTRATOR NoTIcE.-ALL PER-
SONS indebted b the Estate Of the late BEcKMAN Nc
CALL Aucioneer, Of Chrreston, deceased, called
upon to mako payment to the undersigned, and those
having claims the said Estate to present them proper
ly attested to WILLIAM G. BENSON,
November q ths6 Administrator.
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r ALL r O AID S.
RAILROAD NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS

RAILROAD NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
AssrHry.NesssTfSSN'
ESSgSSAzsls sA9Esz.aS A9sz.aa szsI8zSls=zNES
CHANaE OF SCHEDULE ON SAVANNAH AND
~ CHARLESTON RAILROAD, commencing the 9sh
inst1nt when the trains will leave tho Depot At Charles
ton oa MONDAY, WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY Of each
week. a. ocock. A. IL. arrive at coosawhatchie aad
terrnnu, Of the Road, at o'clock P. II. Returning.
wi leave Coosawhatchie at o'clock A. H.. on TUES
DAYS, THUR DAYS and SATURDAYS, and arrive N
Charleston at O'Clock P. u.
OFFICE SAVANNAH & CHARLESTON R. R. COL
CHARLESTON, December g. 1857. (
ON AND AFTER THE 9rH INSTANT, TIE BY
PRESS AND Pa sENGER TRAIN on this Road win
leave the Company's Wharf, foot Of Mil,stTees at
O'Clock A. NJ, on MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY of each week, until further notice. 4rr.ve at
Coosawhatchie land terminus OF the Road at o'clock
P. N. Returning will leave Coosawhatchie at 2
o'clock a. ~, on TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SAT
URoAY and arrive In Charleston at o'clock e NJ
day, stopping at the regular Stations on the tne
JOHN 6. RYAN,
December 8 General Superintendent
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Snow in Virginia
Market Repor.s.

RICHMOND, December 5.-Snow is four inches
deep along the line Of the Central Railroad to-day
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

A4 THE. Al FAST SAILING BARK 'LEoNI.
NE% DAS," HOWARD Master, have two thirds Of her
cargo engaged and going board, will have dispatch
for the above port.
For Freight engagements, apply to
RISLEY & CREIGHTON,
Novomber % Nos. 143 and 145 East Bay.
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FOR LIVERPOOL

Il. THE FAsT-sAILING BRITISH BARK
HfE& DAVID MoNUTT," McELHnVNEY Master, ]lav.
ing portion of her cargo on board win be dispatched
for the above port.
RoBERT MURE CO.
Decamber 8 6
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For LIVERPOOL.

q. THE FINE ONE YEAR OLD BRITISH BARK
go LIVERPOOL, GREENE Master. having portion
Of her board will meet with dispatch for the
above port For Freight engagements apply to
December3 ROBERT MURE co.
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BIERCHANTS' LINE.

THIS LINE Is COMPOSED OF TIE FOL-
fA LOWING FIRST-CLASS PACKETS leaving
LNINA each port weekly:
Schooner B. n. HAWKINS, sos tons, Wyatt,
Master
Schooner MYRovER, 435 tons, Hughes, Master.
Schooner ROBERT CALDWELL, 466 tons Mccormick.
Master.
Schooner MOSES B. DRAMEALL. sss IONS. Hussey.
Master
Schooner LILLY, 412 tons Francis. Master.
Schooner N. W. SMITH, 4l0 tons, Tooker, Master,
Also other FIRST-CLASS VESSELS running IN con.
nection. Freight TAKEN AT LOWEST RATES. Al
merchandise produce consigned to cara OF the agents
will be forwarded FREE OF COMMISSION from thus
port to points OF destination and INSURANCE EFFECT
ED AS Low As BY FlRST.CLASS STEAMSHIPS Oh
SAIL VESSELS.
For Freight engagements apply to
WILLIAM ROACH, Charleston. G.
Orto N. L. McCREADY & CO., New York,
November 16 LIMO
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s% wHEAToN's OINTMENT WILL CURE
the Itch.
WHEATO IS OINTMENT viii cure Salt Bhcum.
WHEATONS DIN" MENT cures Old Sores.
wHEAToN's OINTMENT cures all Diseases Of tho
Skin.
Price 60 csnts by mail 60 cents. All druggists sell It,.
WEEKS POTTER, E 'ston, Proprietors.
September 1e mwfly
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ArTbe Relatives, Friends and Acqua1u.
tances OF Mr. and Mrs. JOHN DU BoIs and Family are
invited to attend the Funeral Services OF the
former, at st. Philips Church. This Afternoon at 8
O'Clock Decpmber6
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VESSELS WANTED IMMEDIATELY,
Il. TO LOAD SHINGLES, DRESSED AND N
EslI TIE ROUGH, tor Northern Ports HiGhast
rates paid. TUCKER JACKSON,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
November2 20 No il2 East Buy.
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FOR LIVERPOOL.

Il. TIE AL AMERICAN SHIP r. Il. TUCKER,
SlEE B. 7. RUNDLETT Master, is now ready for cargo
and Will have dispatch for the above port.
For Freight eugagements apply to
sTREEr BROTHERS CO.,
November 20 No. II East Bay.
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@ ROYAL HAVANA LOTTERY.-PRIZES
CAsHED AND INFORMATION FURNISHED.
The highest rates paid for DoUBLoONs and all kinds
OF GOLD AND SILVER.
TAYLOR & CO., Bankers,
No. 16 Wall street,
October 10 1yr New York.
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The Georgia conservative Conventic

The Georgia Conservative Convention
MACON, December 5.-The Convention passed
most of the afternoon listening to speeche from
Judge Wright and General Wright. The Business
Committee reported at a late hour. The report
vss discussed till 10 O'Clock tonight, when 1t vas
recommitted, and the Convention adjourned ~
tn-morroW
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MARRIED.

wHITNEY-WoTToN- Augusta. Ga. on the morn.
ing OF the Sd inst, by the Rev. sAMI 8. DAVIS ID,
Mr.. FREDERICK g. WHITNEY and Miss ANNIE e.
woTTON, both of this city. No cards.
GYLES-HILL.-On the morning of the Cd inst, at
the residence o. he brides father by the Rev SAMUEL
ANTHONY Mc. FRANK GYLES, Of Americus Ga, and
Miss sALLIE z. HILL, eldest daughter of Judge ELI
HILL, of Terrell TO-, Ga.
THEET TER-wuLIAAls-On the 9th, November BY
the Rev. ]. z. MsSDESKAL1, Mr. DANIEL 3. WHEEL
ER and Miss DELLA WILLIAMS, all OF Newberry !"
STROMAE-PAPE.-Atth the residence OF the bride. on
the morning OF the 4h OF December, by the Rev. F. W.
PArz Mr. JOHN D. STRoMAN, OF Orangehurs District,
to MISS c. L. PAPE, Of Columbia.
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HOW AMERICAN COTTON SUFFERS N PRICE AND
REpuTAT1oS-AN ENGLISH COTTON sPINNERs COM
PLANT.
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FOR LIVERPOOL

THE BRITISH SHIP CHARLESTON
ASNMoRLEY Master. having large portion of her
ESESScargo engaged w.nts about 300 bales Cotton 10
.2@=SlzD fill up
For Freight engagements, apply tc
December 8 6 ROBERT MURE 60.
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VESSELS WANTED,

At TO Lo.D FOR CUBA. BAP 5ADos ST.
NsA& 1hom,s, Nassau, Mexico, Cent al America,
River Platte, Liverpool, London aCd Bremen.
ALSO,
For Northern and Eas.crn ports. Good rates given.
RISLEY & CREIGHTON,
Shipping and Commission Merchants,
November Is lnoo Nos. 143 and 145 Las: Bay
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SHiPPiMG @.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBOR.
THE FINE AND FAST SAILING YACHT
FfM ELEANOR. with handsome Accommodations,
Z1N will make TRIPS TO POINTS IN IHE HAIR
.ss- BOR invested with interest by the recent war.
For passage spply to Capt TIL MAS YOUNG,
December 8 Quartermaster Wharf
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The OILY American Agents for the ssic Of the Same.
Marc, ~ Tyr
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Frauds in Cotton.

AIKEN, December 4, 1867.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Our European Dispatches.

LONDON, December 4.-LEtendard states tha'
4 but Holland and Belgium accept the confer
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esr The House committee on banking

ear The House committee on banking
and the currency have voted, to .,
against further initiation of the currency.
and it seems pretty sure that there will be
no legislation of that kind, though there
may not be that decided action for con
traction that the friends of a sound finan-
cial policy desire. The prospect increases
that some bill will be passed directing the
secretary of the treasury TO reduce his
large hoard of gold by stated public sales,
but the details are not yet decided
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we ask every paper IN the State OF
Vermont to take lis stand for the repeal
oi the enforcement OF the pruhiiltury
liquor law now ON the statutes. Ii i. the
merest sham 10 h,!rc II law and to entirely
disregard it, AT present the liquor law
Of th, State is "A law on paper only 1t
Is enforced scarcely none Whatever The
rumselers practically defy the law and
there Is rot IL hotel in the State, of any
Ereten-ous but has its bar in tull blast.
with little or no attempt at ,oncealmcn!
Let the law either be repealed or let il
be enforced !.crod
We suppose the above extract to be an
argument in favor OF a more rigid cnlulcc-
mcnt OF our state prohibitory liquor law.
Its ambiguity, however, leaves us in
doubt. 1t is possible the writer wishes to
have the law repealed and all the re
-traints which it now imposes removed.
We call upon the Record to define It's
position.
1t is undoubtedly true tina, the law i,
not properly enforced, but the wisdom Of
its provisions cannot he questioned I,y
friend Of the temperance cause. The
benefits of prohJiiory law are not
measured entirely by its enforcement or
non-enturcemcnt. No law was ever
IlelIy enforced to its letter. And ,c,
Without their existence there is no SAFETY
to person or property. Their very exist
ence i, i'll itself partial pro'rctlon not
without same PROSPECT that the violation
will be visited with a penalty Of course.
bnt the prohibitory liquor law does not
come under this class. There are mcn
who profess temperance principles every
where The liability 10 prosecution b,
these advocates IF law and abstinence i,
a salutary check at all times upon the
lawle,s. Besides. our observations, rs To-
the disregard Of the liquor law does HOT
tally with those OF our contemporary. 1t
is not "enfdeLy da,rrgH,ioi' How cx.
tcns'Se may he the traffic in intoxicating
drinks behind the scene, we do not IRE
tend TO say. But our better elias, of hot cl
keepers consider it dangerous to their
reputation and damaging to their
custom, to violate openly this, it may be
obnoxious, law. The wholesome dread
OF the prosecution and fine to which they
would expose themselves, is perhaps more
eiiicacluus toward the prevention of these
disgusting public exhibitions. We venture
to affirm that few hotels, of any pret,n-
sions, in The State-Windham County
excepted-trailic in intoxicating liquor.
without efforts for and hopes OF conceal.
ment.
1t is certainly disgraceful in the ex-
IRENE, that the professcd friends of law
and order, the ayowed adherents of TEN
perance principles, manifest such AN
apathy on this important subject. We
can account for it only ON one OF two
supposlions, both contemplate pos,ihil
titles. Either they are insncere in their
professions, or they lack the moral co',r-
aSe necessary to action.
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But with these drawbacks, the prin-
ciplc will eventually triumph. 1t must
triumph. We must not pctlish di=ap.
poiEtmcnt that all we wish is not mme
diately realized, undo what we have done,
and open the food gates of rain upon us
The law must not be repealed it must he
enforced.
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es- Mr. Ashley, Of Ohio, has new re-.
construction bill prepared, which is said
to avoid the territorial theory, and to lie
so framed as TO stand fire before the
court, though ITS provisions are
not yet fully made public.
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81 Judge Magruder Of the Circuit
Court of Ann Arundel COUNTY, VI .r, land.
has at length been brought before 'nited
States Commissioner Brooks at Baltimore,
for Violating the cis il rights bill by order
ing the sale Of certain convicts Under state
law. lie gave bail in $1,000 TO appear
before the grand jury of the nited States
district court on the first Monday in
March. lie also gave bail in the same
amour; on Il charge OF refusing the tc,.i-
mony OF II cUlorcd woman There were
four negroes sold by order OF Judge Ma
gruicr: Harriet par1y, bought by her
former master for sd, and Immediately
presented TO herself John johnson, soll
TO himself for 50 and two others sold
to mutual triend'lor $50 each. III no
instance has the person ,od been reduced
TO temporary slavery, bat this is no reason
for permitting the civil rights bills to BE-
set at defiance.
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Labrador's crops and fisheries have
both totally failed, and the people are ON
the point of starvation.
In England and Wales there are 90
GA lunatic paupers and 10 pa idiots.
More than half Of them are females.
EIopcments, divorces and crimes are so
numerous that the New York Sun thinks
the whole continent is inrontnent.
Rev. Joseph Doughcny, a Catholic
priest, recently committed suicide in
Cairo by jumping from third story win
dow.
Robert Coomls, the great champion
oar-man OF the Thames, has lately ha ~
monument erected to his memory at Lon
don.
There IL pathetic determination in the
western editors announcement that. "GUd
willing. we mean to settle up ON the first
Of Jimu ly and be settled np with
Forty five million feet of logs and fifty.
two million feet Of iumbrr were run cut
OF ST CrOix river, Maine, last year.
Ninety million feet of lumber will be cut
IN that state this winter.
The Bible that President Lincoln is
reading TO 'lad," in one Of the photo
graphs. happens to be II big photograph
album. But it makes NJ uiicrcncc, 80
long as you imagine it is II Bible.
The female clerks make trouble by
taking tcapots into the treasury depart.
ment, which they Use at Lunch. The
secretary has complained Of the great
number Of teapots about the treasury.
The Empress CsrIoita gets no better.
She draws and paints and takes frequent
walks in the park at Miramar, bat her
mlni is always diseased and her di,tru,t
ii every one continues.
Jonathan c. FArwel, Il lawyer by pro
ies ion, and William f. Jordan, deputy
sheriff, both natives of Massachusetts aud
for some years residents OF the Sandwich
] l-lnLd1 died there in November.
/ Gen. Dix. our new minister TO Paris,
has rented the apartment, Of Mr.. Day ton
IN the Rue de IF, sbur2, which are very
, -paciuts and handsome, we'll ventilated
ami adapted to diplomatic hospitality.
The Tribune says James Stephens. the
! F,rian head center, ha. been in Ne~
York all this week, living incus, at No
3DS East Thirteenth street. He hai
~uld' My disappeared however, since h'
found out that hi whereabouts wer,
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r"Wti;> In ;Ei, VILLAGE. on tir 27,o Drctn-
Der, ls6i, NJ. RAcnI. SMITH fuHIR4 vile Il
Niuen Power, a;ci Gs ycar..
Will" er physical strength continued, he ~s,
"H,ts"l iouni am"u, tie >ic. .uI dying -
t. rI" dl hrs work ell"
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\mnnu, IN ,rc.srrv 50 ,o115
On mu,ion Of lion y u = ,e.,rI u,n
report Of fine trpos,,rrr wa. ,,L,n,.J
Hon !. w. Column cr,spn,c1 ,ho GJ
Irwin, nrco,nhlc and resolutions ,vl;oh
wor, nna,;n,n.v ,do,,o1.
tsso,ati,n view with door, r., ,rrrn ,nl
extreme anxiety the rrcs nnt nsncr -
affair. with REGARD IN = rr,son,lJ, tar;G
protection to our wool ornw;nr ;n,,rn,,s.
therefore
Rrso',eL That we c,rnc.,iv anil Gin.
crrrlv cau un..n onr S,,,inr,l Cor,r..a f.,
nivo ne such rrotoct;nn -. u,r s,,n III.
innor;,ut i,,trr,., Go,n fatal ,r,,I,;l.,,o,
and ourselves from h.nlr,ntcv
psy,j,cI That we hnyn rn,Gl,rco i,
tnc tariff Till n,s-.l ~ tI,c last sc..;,, al
CONGRESS ~ il I.nwrr Hons, and nr,,
the Senate to pass the same without
am,rlm nj. 50 far ~ rcgnrs wool and
WOO ems. That we deem it am oppr, s,i,r
feature in our tariff LEGISLATION. that the
foreign wool grower " 10 h;,. u,,pa % our
uncrou. burdens OF taxation to bear. and
who u s~~- the nIynut,ne OF ciimot,.
cheap lands. AMI Lw urire of Labor
shoui i have the n,on,pol, Of onr markets
thus cnmp,llirc IA to holI onr eli, On,
hanl or 10 sell at ruinnus prices
Ltso},ed That while we are c,othino
ourselves and fiuilies with fabric. made
from for, i'm wool. our own woods are living
on our hands uncallr,l for at any pr,cos
that would nav over half In, co,t of nro
ductun, ami We have thus far pyrE.rrcl
to wait AMI hnpo for a favorable ch.urr
IN our tariff r,ntrr,ion th,t wn,lJ .,y.
rs from 50 great = sacr;;irr
H,s,i,.al. Tina, we, the wool Grower. ot
duty to orr country. AMI to have been As
lo,nl to our government rs any ,othcr Nor.
,inn Of our coantry. and we ak IN return
an cqnil and iu,t protection to our vital
and cherished interests. which the sopLi.-
try an .ructi,o hin, II. Of free trade
will never rive us. but will reward rs with
stone when we pray for bread.
H..nlrc} That we cannot see why the
foreign anl domestic imnort,r. Of f,,rcien
rood, IN Ter Il plea for commerce. shnild
ouI,,pinh in our \nt;nnal uii',irs All o,ho,
industries. AL domc,,i, pr,lurlinns and
keen II, dcncnIrnt on other nations for
IN, cnn,roon nccc.sarie. Of hC, ..h,,yc., If
wood and drawers, or water" +, All o;hrr
n..,,lo.
I..,reI Tin, the S,crrt..rv furr;.h :.
conv nC tb,.e rc.nIn,;,n. ;p,m.Ii,,eIv ~
cn,h Of nnr member. Of Con,r,.s nul
that our Srn,ior- he especially rconq,tnd
tn ur.s,ut Them Immediately tu tina,
branch of Congress.
On motion Of Victor Wri,h,. ESQ. tha
prc-iirnt appointed tie the following
named actIlcncn to nominate officer. (,,,
ia, @ s,,inr year.
I Victor " iiIht. Wryhrid,, Lawrence
Brainar,l. .Ir. st. Allan. Geo. Ham
mnnl NIL lchuiy. Geo C,m,h..ll
Westminster: c II IIulhrJ. Sn,in,
G.hl. y. Il S,tl;rI. Hartford DAM,
Ei,,h,lI elorcnInr.
Tho pravIpnt rre.,nted , le,,or from
Dr Horny Hovpton nr Wn,l.,oct r,.;on
inc the Office Of core. nord,nr see etarv
I,lco C,lhnrn fem I.reJ lie ,nlro,I.
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The In t'ut.- will =. IA continue in sos ion d iH.
two Gays commencing a 9 \. NJ, with Lecture
on the cYsHih. ltr,s Ing sirh l.-t.tule anil on
tt. svcuiuX T the ii II rav cfeI,h.
NJ ficnd> of Eluct lon ays iuSi;ol to attend.
Town Slprr.utsl !rut. are l-.rcl to $40 tiist
Teachers ave notified, aul ur.r tn III to att,nl.
Clrftyturn are lc,ie t.uiy iIti;cl to give
no Ice from ther pdl;it-.
Membcr, Attending ana having paid fall rlrc
over the vermont Central. Vermont L Jana = or
Knraad : Bulirg on IL oal,, can return fee
ON certificate f um tt q. ;. rt.t .r,.
A puh.ic rXlmiua ion It Teachers Who lie ire t.
obtain : a Certificates viii he hell tusii, r.cl
Institute, according to law.
ll;2~ J. ;. ADAMS. Secre fatv.
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extra copy one yenr.
For 500 we will send thrsy-four copie, and
The Daily Tribune.
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! \ six Dr-ss ra'tcrn or Sewing Machine
sen. t.r t'r oue or tNn DAYS ,ervce in any town
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4, OR SALE.
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Gov. Flelcher's message to the Missouri
Legislature will take ground for universal
suffrage and general amnesty.
Horn blowing has usually been an in
consolahle nuisance at Philadelphia on
Christmas and New Years ewes, but last
Monday night was made quiet 10y the
summary arrest OF every tooter
The faitening Of old horaes will soon
begin in France on n large scale. with a
view TO meet the expected great demand
for horse meat during the Paris exposition.
Possibly the foreigners. won't take TO il
kindR.