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SA1urAroRy.-Col. ". d. Wilkes, 80 well known
TO the citizens ct this District as popular writer
has become associated with US in the editorial con-
duct and management Of tho Appeal; With one SO 70
we'll and fayorably known to the reader as Colonel
Wilkes. no enconlium OF commendation from us is
necessary.
Wo promise in this addition to our editorial
corps, renewed energy and yigoc in making the
Appeal worthy and acceptable visitor III every
family.-Anderson Appeal.
BADLY BURNED.-ALr. John Sailors, on last Mon
day night, beng very much intoxicated and un-
able and totally unwilling in his state to so to his
homo, ho WAS furnished o room adjncent to one OF
the liquor shops and furnished with q bet. Some
time during the night he caught on tire, and DC
80 that it is thought impossible for him to live.
With tho pressure of heat inside and outside the
door fellow must have suffered intoleraby by.-ldad.
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.a@ CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES:
ToN-The Members (colored) Of this Church were reg
ularly dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City, to form separate Church They are "or-
shipping for the present at Bonums Hall, John street.
between Meeting and Kng. They have purchased lot
and ore socing contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship.
They arc believed to be pous and worthy persona and
their object is respectfully commended to all who haye
the ability and disposition to aid such enterprises The
following members of the said Church have been suthor
lied to maize collections CHARLES sMALLs, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDWARD HA1a. DANIEL D. MoALp1N. JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
Charleston. 8. c., June 27, 1866.
Rev. LUcIUs cUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rev. E. T. WNKLER,
Pastor United Church.
WILLIAM 8. HENERY, chTrcl.
WILLIAM G. WRuDEN,
January - fmW3mos
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4TThe Spanish Consul requests the Span"
sh residents Of this city and the Spanish Captains and
crews now in port attend tho Funeral Services Of the
seaman, JOSEPH SELVES, and Requiem Masg for the
repose OF his SOUL at the Catholic Chapel Queen street,
This Morning at 10 o'clock. January IL.
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sonor Cara had left Chill as Minister to Wash
ington.
Many marine disasters were reported in the
China Seas.
. The Indiana Legislature has organized, and
there is clear Republican majority in both
Houses. D. c. Branham was elected Speaker.
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New Orleans News.

New Orleans telegram of the 9th, states that
Gen. Castelneau and the Emperor 1Iaximilian came
to secret understanding, which does not un-
[avorably affect tho formal restoration of Juarez
The revenue cutter McCulloch. at New Orleans,
has been ordered to leave for Havana to await
orders. Her mission is thought to be connected
with the mysterious journey Of Assistant Secretary
Seward.
delivered charge to the Grand Jury. reviewing
tue riots, and quoting law to show that the Con-
vention Of 1862 was an illegal assemblage in 1865.
It is also stated that arrangements have been
made to have all colored troops soon out Of
Louisiana.
Gov. Welles will recommend to the Legislature
at the coming session to employ penitentiary con.
victs in constructing railroads and other public
works.
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~ SPRING STREET METHODIST EPIsCO-
PAL CHURCH, soUTH.-The building belonging to this
Congregation being held by force by the NJ E. Church
Morth the Congregation Will hereafter be served by the
Pastor Rev. e. NJ MOOD at the Hall Of the Marion Fire
Engine Company Cannon street, beginning Sunday next
Those desiring to assist In the reorganization of the Sun
day School, are requested to meet the Pastor at the Hall
ut halfpast 0 o'clock In the morning.
Public service to commence at halfpast 10 A. H. and
halfpast P. n. wfs3s January g
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HS The Friends and dAcquaintances Of Mr.
JOHN T. FLINT, and of Mr.. JOIN T. WIaHEaAN and
Family are respectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF
the former at Trinity Church, This afternoon, at half
noat Three O'Clock. January II
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aT BEAUTIFUL HAIR.-CHEVALIER's
LIFE FOR THE HAIR positively restores gray hair to
its original color md youthful beauty; imparts life and
strength to the weakest hair; stops Its falling out at
once keeps the head clean; is unparalleled as hair
dressing Sold by NIL Druggists and fashionable hair.
drcssers, and at my Office No. 112s Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEVALlER, M d.
January 3Inos
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south american NEWS.

~. -.
NEW YORK, January 10.-Ex-President Pezet, Of
Peru, and Cabinet have been sentenced to fifteen
years. banishment Us traitors, and nucted in five
Of the fifty per cent. Of the three millions paid to
Spanish Minister in 1865.
The steamship Rising Star, from Aspinwau,
brings s874 764 in treasure.
The French transport Rhine had arrived at
Panama with invalid French troops from Acapulco,
en- route for home
Forty-six United States soldiers sent to San
Francisco, uia the Nicaragua route died on the
transit of cholera, which is said to be raging
there. All tho California passengers Oid that
route were detained ON the Isthmus they being
too late to connect with the California steamer.
United States Minister Roscoe has boon re-
ceived by the Honduras Goycrnment Honduras
and Nicaragua have entered into treaty Of
peace, amity and friendship.
The cotton crop Of Nicaragua is suffering from
worms. The coffee crop Of Central America is
turning out well.
A terrible explosion of a powder factory IN
Heradora, Costa Rica. Five women were blown to
atoms. The accident was caused by n woman drop
ping the shes Of segar into the powdor'
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General News.

New YORK, January 10.-The heavy flooring nf
the third story Of Erhath's brewery, at NeWa.
fell Yesterday. Three men were severely injured.
The cry in the United States Circuit Court, yes
tordqy, found verdict for the Government in o
suit to recover from the late Collector Barney Ger
tain duties alleged to have been illegally paid on
delaine goods. The case was q test one, and n
yolyed many millions of dollars.
Tho Fourth U. s. Infantry, Colonel Miles,
has been ordered to be in readiness to proceed to
South Carolina to relieve the other troops who are
ordered out West.
ToRoNTo, January 9.-McBfshon, Lynch, and
five other Fcnians, whose death sentence was COM
muted to twenty years imprisonment, LETT to-day
for the Kingston Penitentiary.
A Quebec telegram says that plans have been
decided on for the fortfcation Of Montreal, Tor
which Parliament will be required to vote ten MIL
lions The work will be commenced next summer.
JEFFERSON CRY, Mo-, January 9.-The. Hon: ..
D. Drake has been elected q. 8. Senator from Mls-
sou-i.
New YORK, January 10.=Arriycd ut Natanzas on
the Sd, tho brig John Pierce, from Charleston.
HARRISBURG, Pa. January 10.-Slmon Cameron
has been noni1,at ted Senator by tho caucus on me
first ballot. The Republican caucus met this
evening, Speaker Hal! Chairman, and remained %
session one half hour, but no speeches we're made.
Cameron was nominated on tho first ballot by the
f,llowing vote Cameron, IS; Curtin, 23; Stevens,
z; Grow, 5. All the Republicans were present e1-
cept two. The nomination was mado unanimous,
and the CAUCUS adjourned.
MOBILE, January 10-Cotton quiet; salos to-day
14OO bales. Midding Upland 31s:
New ORLEANS, January. 1O.--Cleared, tho snip
Westmoreland, with 1900 bales OF cotton
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The Committee on Claims are overwhelmed. A
rect majority Of them are from parties who took
Contracts Al! losing rates. precedent in these
cases would involve many mill ions. a Bureau of
Claims is proposed, before which those from the
North and South will be heard.
Virginia and Kentucky have rejected the Amend
ment. It is believed that Maryland and Kentucky
will follow their Iced.
Committees Tariff Bill WILL in the main, be consis-
tent with Wells report and suggestions.
Speaker Colfax RECEIVES tonight.
The Committee to Investigate tho charge against
President Johnson, Of having corruptly returned
to rebels railroad property belonging to the United
States, held the:i trst meeting this morning, and
examined one. Witness. No fact of Importance was
elected, the object OF the Chairman, a. MAYNARD,
of Tennessee, seeming to be to draw out o feeler.
The pardon question shapes ITSELF rs follows
Under the thirteenth section tho President par
doned, in all cases. on the recommendation OF the
Provisional Governors aud other reliable parties
on endorsement Of the Attorney General exceptin in
rare instances, where policy suggested delay. The
constitutional power and he will hereafter pardon
only on his own pers cnal investigation. Some de-
Law may sbe expected from change Of forms and
routine.
At recent meeting Of the Cabinet the terrific r ts
members, including Mr Stanton, expressed oPpo-
sition to q disturbance ef tho present State Coy
ernments.. A canvass of the Senate Indicates the
passage Of the bankrupt Bill when passeo Tue
Treasury Agent from Europe, has arrived here to
e1piain the settlement between the United States
and Fraser, Trenholm & CO. It is understood that
the Investigations OF the Judiciary Committee Co on
Ashley's impeachment resolution will 10 Kept g. Sc
cret until the report presented to the House. The
following are the nays on the Nebraska admission
Messrs. Buckaloo, Cowan, Dixon, Doolittle, Eos
ter Grimes, Hondreks Howe, johnson, Morgan, !
Nesmttn. Norton, Patterson, Riddle and Pauis-
bury. is. Ahsent-Brown, Davis Frelinghuyson,
aushrls ea IHambi,il Hapa WSon iuus sad Yatas
DR.. Callman, interested in the Louisiana inves-
fhs steamer Rising Star, from Aspinwall, brings
information that General Mos9uera has resigned
IN h consequence Of his inability 10 raise funds to
repienish the Treasury, which had been robbed OF
N,00o, 900 by false certificates. The supreme
Court refused to accept his resignation
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Cur Cable Dispatches.
LIVERPOOL MARKET

LIVERPOOL, January 1O-Noon.-The Cotton
market is steady to-day at the decline Of ycster-
day. The sales are ee timated at 10000 bales
Mddling Uplands are quoted at 14Sd
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@ FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAv-
ING any claims against the late hrm Of LOVE WIEN
aEs Will please present them; and those indebted either
by note or otharwise will make payment to either OF the
undersigned. CHARLES LOVE-
CONRAD NJ. WlENGF9
To be found at the old stand, No. 4S Broad street.
january mW1s
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Washington News,

WAsH1NeroN,s January 10--It has been ascer-
tanned; On good authority, that the New Orleans
Riot Committee will submit two reports, majority
and minority. The latter denying that the riots
we're brought about b. any agency OF the civil au-
thorihes.
spesking Of the Georgetown municipal election,
the Chronicle says Among those most prominent
is the present Mayor, who, it is said, will most
likely nominate himself. He is busy in canvassing
among that new class Of citizens who were yester-
day made voters the Presidents objections to the
contrary notwithstanding, and whose votes he is
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MT ARTIFICIAL EYEs.-ARTIFICIAL= =HU-
MAN EYES made to order and inserted by Drs. F.
BAUCH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
RoIssoNNEAu, Of Paris No. 500 Broadway. New York.
Anril Ia - 1YT
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aFAWAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine
Pamphlet mailed FREQ receipt Of ten cents Addreas
Z. D. Foo1E, M. D.. No. 1850 Broadway, New York.
N q
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Domestic Markets.
f-fTanAsc nYprl TfIl

New YORK, JsnudaY 10.-Cotton heavy: sales
1900 bales; nominal; Middling Uplands s4Ac Orl-
cans s5ac; sales at &c. below quotations Flour
dull and unchanged closing heavy; sales 5000 bbls
Wheat quiet and unchanged, with downward
tendency; sales $4,000 bushels. Corn 1c. better;
sales $4,000 bushels; mixed 81 l9a1 20, IN store;
new yellow Southern 81 15a1 16. Oats dull; sales
IL 900 bushols; Western 65aGGc. Pork heavy; sales
49O0 bbls.; new mess s20a20 g., closing at sN' 5o
Beef dull. Bacon in moderate request; shoulders
9a1Oc; hams 10a12tc. Dressed hogs lower; west
orn 34n38 Lard dropping; sales 700 bbls. at ll4a
12se = val Stores dull. Rice nominal. Coffee IN
moderate request. Sugar firm; Cuba 1Oa114. Mo,
Iasses very quiet Money market rules quiet and
firm at per cent. at call. Foreign Exchange. is
dull and heavy at 109a1094 for best bankers bills.
American gold is unsettled and lower, opening at
1884, declining to 1922. Government Stocks are
dull and 4ab lower. Freights are very firm at ga
AID. per sail to Liverpool.
MONEY MARKET.
Gold 1884,; Sterling 81 for GO days; 104 for sight,
Money unchanged. Stocks lower. Coupons OF 81,
1O9a168t; do Of ga 1065a107; do. OF ga 1054; DO.
of '65 iO5Aa105s; Ten-forties 995a995; Treasures
1O4} o. 1O44; New Fve-twenties 103s l032.
Tho Commercial says: 'Tne Money market is
extremely stringent, owing to combination OF u
Bears to control tho Gold market who weld
twelve millions of Greenbacks. There is ierco con-
tests between tho Long and Short parties. Sterling
quiet and weak at 9tai for 20 days bills; Stocks
fell Q to per cent. under the furry. In tho Loan
market thinning Shares, except Corydon, Wero
lower and nominally unchanged"
rTE1r
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Janes H. .WehH Esq. & !!
M pEAn s1R: As you are going bsek to tho United .
Htstea must bcg you 70 me Kindly tho
Messrs Chic5ering. :r2u them Z war
ther Grand Piano iorte good en- fat,
at tods epcr turned ou botA IN touch a,d G ~
Wishing sou, 30, reznadn Byex txn!ys 81 a0 rea
q EBROADW00D, (, =:
Firm Of /. Broadwood l. Sons. Piano. forte
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agCoLGATE's HONEY soAP.-THIs CELE-
DRAFTED Toilet Soap, In suoh universal demand. Is
male from the choicest materials, is mild and emol-
1tont in Its nature, fragra ntly scented, and e1.
tremey beneficial in its action upon the skin. For
sale by all Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
February Tyr
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LONDON JanuasJ1 1@al'

NY MTDs.a s1s:I have crest pleasure IL sszdns youto
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ture that have tzied but Of The hueet ad Ra14
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lurned ont from thsir- nnsnufsctoty ah
which, for TOUCH quality, power and Hotknsnshtp, y
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@ESTATE MOTTO E.-ALL PERSONS
having claims against the Estate of the late JOSEPH L
HOWARD Will present then, duly attesed and all per
Sons indebted thereto win make payment to
s. T. HOWARD,
November 90 Qualified Executor.
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agAUD1roRs OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
90 1s86.-An interest the Funded Debt of the Com.
pany payable by Coupons the lat Of january 1857,
will be paid presentation at the Auditors Office, In
John.street, on or after the Sd proximo
December 20 J. R. EMERY, Auditor
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Among the chiefpoints OF excellence Of the Chiats
no Panos of which speak the renowned Artists IN their
testimonials to- the Messrs
ara he preaest possible Depth richness and volume OF
tome combined with rare brillancy: ceafnesst and
perfect evenness throughout the; entire scale;
sympathetc quality Of which never changes undet tno
most delicate or powerful touch. sl;a !tE
During the past forty three years this dEm baa msnU-
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aTNoTICE.-I, KATE DOUGLAS, WIFE OF
WILLIAM a. DOUGLAs, now residing at No. 2 King
street. and carrying the retail business give notice
that in one month from the date hereof will act rs
SOLE TRADER. KATE DOUGLAS.
JANUARY 8rH. 1867 limo Januarye
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It certainly will not be possible for the seth Con-
gress to finish tho trial OF the President, should it
begin it, within the month, and 40 the tribunate
must become vested in the 4oth Con- 5-ess. At the
close OF this Congress, several Radical members
of the House take places in tho Senate, and thus,
under the above proceeding Of the trial, we should
charges which they in former Congress had helped
to institute and prefer. 4UEA. :
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ryrmonia. from s most dtassgv 11tsas d assSs
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

@ ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COM
PANY-The Stockholders having determined ut meet
ing held on Monday 7th inst, that the affairs OF the
Company SHOULD BE IMMEDIATELY WOUND UP, all
parties holding Policies requested to call and have
the same cancelled without delay, and receive the quota
OF the premiums paid by them fo the une1pred periods
of their policies.
By order of Board Of Directors.
3 January 10 JOSEPH WHnDEN, Secretary.
aT NOTICE.-ALL NEWSPAPERS IN THE
State to which the College Of Charleston Is indebted for
advertising are requested to forward their bills to the
Treasurer. JACOB W1LliMAN'
January 10 3 Secretary and treasurer.
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1;ogDo16 Aueuss 23,}1see.I

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mer Rising Star, from Aspinwall, brings
a that General Mosqucra has resigned
sncy Of Columbia to the Supreme Court,
.once Of his inability 10 raise funds to
he Treasury, which had been robbed OF
by false certificates. Inc supreme
sed to accept his resignation.
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The vote adopting this was 20 to IS.
Nays-Bucka1oo Cowan, Dixon, Doolttle, Eos
ter, Grimess Hendricks and Howard.
AyeB-Johnson,. Morgan, Nes1hith, Norton, Pat
terson, Riddeu, Salisbury and Williams.
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aO OCO-PIANC8,

yo;,r Pianos are superior to- any haye erer ssec
THE country or In Europe sF 's -
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Durinp the past eight years have constantly psyedh
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amongthe publiost lsrget 70 state that navo
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visited OF de now residing IN the Uted States feV OF
whose names besides those aboye, we. a1pen4:
LEO. DE MEYER. GuSfAt.s6aiGd" 1 - -
AIFRED jAEL. =: 6ENhdy4RktE.,
q. SANDEASON M. ~ 1AAOsoa.
3. HOFFMAN. - aliiiG 8. t,-- '.--;.
And many others. -rt.-s.>7: -,
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a BEATTIFUL White Kerosene 0iIin one .nd
BRUG STORE.
A FlNB and full Assonnest ofPaehei knive,,sd
a Scissors DRUG STORE.
DOMATuMs. Hair oils. Colognes, and Rrnse,,
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DAZoRs, Rssor sirsps shd shaving Brushes. n,
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LIAR Brushes, Poetet. Round. Pine and p,...
Il Ing Combs, 81 the DRUG STORE.
KERosENE Lamps, Shades, wicks, Buruer, IA
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NAP, Letter, Bill. Note and Legal Psper-No,,
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DoCKET Books snd PERT NOME PoeEst M,no
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A GREAT variety Of Toosh and Nail Bu.he. !, "A
"a TsiIei sosp, Honey sosp and sksing. sttks
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DAfNT. Vanish, whits.wssh and BI.eti,s
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vxTALKING Cssss, Al the
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n You van, good ssoLs, go ioihe
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A PULL biss Of Paints snd Dye Stuff, siths
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sxrHEATos'ss sd ether Itch Ointment. ia
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CcisH Hosts,snd Lines, Marbles. &c. siihe
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A PINE Assortment Of Pipes. and Stems, som,
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SEWING Hsships Oil, . superior article at nm.
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Good Garden Seeds.

II ONG 6mscth Parsncp, a4, ,Esa
- Early Valentine Bunch Snspsy yg
Early Blood Tarnep Beet, s4,s. - ,f.4sy
smooth Lcng Blood Beet.
Large late brumhead, Fla, Dutch, snd Sugar
Loaf Cabbage,
Large York and Drsnhsad OF Baiisrssa Early
Cabbage,
EStrs Early Russia Cucumbsr,
London Long Green Cucumber,
ha Extra Long Green Turkey Cusumbsf. I
Brown Dutch and White Cabbage LswueS,
Green Ciwon Melon,
barge Red Onion Seed.
Ex.s Early Ken. Mar Peas,
Large White Marrowfat Peas,
Scarlet Turnep Rsdish,
White Bush Scollop Squash.
Early Bash Summer Crookneek Squash.
Winter Cfookneek Squash,
Early Large Red Tomato. s.
Large Round Red Tomato. &c. &C.. just rcceiv-
cd, fresh genuue and reliable, Al the Cheap Store d
JAMES WEBB, u. IA
March 6. Is
The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1867-05-01

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