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1elssaApHic SlsIEf REPORTS.

s,o,.. ,,u p.,P PHItApyIrais, Jan. H. 1897.
sy, Phiisdspha and Erie Railroad 81 Reading R.,1oad
New York par Beef cattle IN demand Zoo sold a isc
rs 500 coss ss. 9 sprnssr s. go and calf s6
psI @ s .'s net At = q a6. as
$s::' ..:ss 4 ':
S g % Sce. os. g. ;%sss{ %si.{[., !, @ ss
Flour dun; no sales; prices nominal Wheat. no re.
s ssss: :;'; ysa eSsa p q % % T.
O.,. better sale. At sS Clover seed scarce Ssa5
s mdaas S Gs and cSSn .Ssa r% s'dy @
scarce and aIm particularly bacon whisiey Irregular
sss ssS ., sSrsS ss
Socs gSoca 81 Tor NO Illinois Oats quiet at 6sc for
s sci Ship as ss ST. ana ddans. Ps1i Us psT
Railroad feshts of to Boston, ST. to New York soc
to Albany. o0c.
The -four market quiet steady No spring quoted
:. sii 70 81 Grain-whea is quiet and nothing the
soc barley o. rye aae. q. 81 The pro-
hogs G anessnged s quoted at nc &C. The whisisy market
,o Flour inactive and se sc lower sales $40 s
as s laa '9Sssn Sosn aas aaiss
soys ssd &C. At 9xsr we se az @ & for No Oats
arm .Gs buyers
Duoyan
higher; sales at 50 20 So go Live hogs good demand
and l0c l5 higher sales at S. IS 50 81 Recepts-960
bois -four q ooo bushels wheat, 900 bpshes corn 2lOoo
1000 bos Of four, l5Oo0 bushels wheat 500 bushels
$500 dressed hogs
MILWAUKEE, JAM Ia. 1857.
Flour dull at $40 rs for choice spring Wheat lower at
TH 81 for No 2 Corn duh and lower at slc for old
No. Provisions held hrm Mess Pork SIS Dressed hogs
firm and unchanged Receipts 100 bbs aour II Ol0
bushels wheat, l200 bushels 5000 bushels oats 700
dressed hogs shpments27O0 bbls. -four, 1000 bushels
wheat
- CINCINNATI, Jan. H. 1867.
Flour dull Whiskey duh at s. ?6 for bonded Hogs
hrm Sales 56o7 head az 81 i5 for hight and s. 6 for
medium TO heavy Receipts, $50 head Mess pork in fair
demand Sales lloO bbls. at go Lard firm at l2c Gold
LoUIsvrILK Jan. IA, 1867
Tobacco quiet at So $l2 90 Flour supcrine, 50 rs.
Wheat prime red So 50 Corn lower shelled Csc 69c
Oats &c Mess pork, SO 81 Lard erces, l24c Bacon,
shoulders l2c clear sides l31.c hams l6,sc shoulders
IN bulk, Sc clear sides ll4c hams. I29o for packed
Sugar nominal Cotton 3lc for low middlng Coffee Rio
ST. LOUIS Jan. IA, 1867.
rlour duh and unchanged. Wheat quiet and nauged
Corn dropping I5c S5c Oats heavy Sic Sc. Provis
ions dull. Mess pork $40 75 $40 Bacon unchanged.
Whisky unsettled more sellers than buyers sales at 81 10
market drovers asked 80 s. $6 40 but packers
WILMINGTON. Jan. Ia, 1861
Cotton dull sales Of midding 3l6c Spirits turpen-
tine quiet; sales &c scarce sales ~ SO SO
Tar nrm sales at 81 TO-
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and agencies when win transmit result Of my !abors

and agencies when will transmit result Of my labors
and experiences.
The Puebos Indians live in pueblos or villages from
which they derive their name. They are without ex-
cepton the best Indians has been my fortune
VISIT They are peaceable except when attacked by the
nomids OF the plainsl Industrious frugal religious,
moral Many Interesting facts connected with their
early history their habits &C. have collected and col
iate and In my next will endeavor TO give 10 the read
ers o the HERAID succinc and interesting statement
ot Ills interesting people under the excellent care
OF Colonel John ID. Henderson. They have some nine
teen villages in the Territory, any one of which would
repay visit
Among the Mexicans and Pueblos the Christmas
lime Is a season OF great festivity. Almost con-
SAINT service at their churches horse racing. cock
nghtng fandangoes dancing bonres foot races, firing
Of guns and ringing OF bells go to al up the measure OF
their Joy To day this venerable town is alive with
citemen the walks and plaza gay with the sgnoras
and signoritas In their holiday attire, and all merry
as marriage bell Tonight bonfres will blaze in front
OF all the houses the churches will be beautifully u-
minated there will be dancing In every available space,
from gay to grave and grave to gay they 60.
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oryrH-A moderate demand prevailed for Rio st former
prices Other kinds were nesected Tue sales comprise
ko O. Anna, and 100 bags oo ex bremern,
Frnlomrs were quiet but firm The engagements wore:
Interpolation bbl. ro-in at Is 3D. 40 bales cotton at
I'D nd l75 oilcske at los 2s 3d. 100 hhds. tai
low NJ los. and per l0D cs lard At Zos and O
boxes bacon nj 26s To Bremen-U bales cotton At Nc
wegian bark 10 London bushels oats 1900 do bar
oss were wi,hou, decided change sales go bales $50
MoIassrs~The market continued dull but steady, at
NAVAL sroass-spiriis turpen,ne; beyond sale Of lso
bbls &c nothing doing the market nowever oeng
only heard Of sales OF l0 bbs No at 70 20 do common
at "a 81 100 do strained At sz or tar sale OF ioV
bbls Newbern effected si ~ -, -.
OIfs--1inseed ruled extremely dull and nesvy, WIN
good jobbing sales at 81 10 q 81 20.
PsrpoLKun - Both crude and bonded continued dul um
the held at rather higher figures, Dc SIC
being generally demanded standard white Crude was
quoted at Igc 2Jc We heard OF important trsnssc
Paovrsrors-Receipts s73 bbls pork eco packages cut
meats "a do lard Oe0 sacks oil cake Izo dressed sogs
The demand for pork active and prices were decidedly
rrner the but subsequently The demana
fell closed basis OF SzV "
go IS for western sis 20 for Old mess The sales cash
sls 20 sia 81 for old DO SIC 20 siI " for prime For
January and February delivery J0 hbls mesa were
taken al go 10 Tho market for beef was quonangsd ~
s or nsw plain mss Sss and sf "a FOR new extra 90 m
beef hams zoo bbls realized S2S $50 Bacon was quet
but steady sales Of 25o boxes at l0ic Oc for
were du dropping The sales comprise 300 pack
ages shoulders and 0c l2i4c for hams.
Dressed hogs IN fair demand and better prices were
obtained the sales being chiefly Sc eye for estern and
size O. for city Lard was also armer with fairly
i've demand The sales 1000 paokaFes on the spot
ut llhc 2sc for 0d and lssc lJac for new and tor
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> The dscQupt line ysmsps dull owing 10 the depres
on n trade but Ast class commercial paper passes at
TAX per cent. The mercantile community arc anx.
iousy awaiting the action Of Congress with regard 70
the currency and the tariff aud the subsistence Of the
present political commotion at Washington We there
fore call upon Congress to Immediately take
Shs financial question into consideration, for il is
which cannot bs deferred with impuny, and the policy
sf the rssury efctes pothlng bu, apprehension. The
currency contraction law should be Immediately re.
psaed and the currency left to regulate itself No,
only should . full stop be put TO the withdrawal Of
United states notes. but Of compound interest notes,
which are used legal tenders In the bank
reserves. and OF which nearly tho whole
OF the hundred and forty-four millions out
issanding during the present year. The neces-
stiles of the Treasury WILL however doubtless compel
70 redeem almost ali Of these notes In plain legal tenders
a. they mature Tne Treasury, BY s present course
seriously impalring the volume and paving the way TO
i.s owu bankruptcy TO escape from which 1t will not
improbabIy have 10 resort TO second imitation OF the
paper money issues The danger from this source Is
imminsut: but none arc so blind a. those who will
not
Tbe foreign Exchange market was nrmer, and closed
9th tendency towards higher rates. Bankers bills
England al sixty days quoted at the close at 1924
1oan. at three days 110k *; commercial bills, 10sk
a 10ok: francs at sixty days, 517h 5.l5 at three
days, 514's a5l2k; bills on Berlin, 'z's a'2'si on
Bremen, 7sh q 7sk; on Frankfort 4la asi5si on Am
,.,erdam. 4ik aux; on Hamburg, 3e,l u: on Ant
-werp, 5.17x as1ex
Mining stocks we're active but less buoyan than last
week. Corydon being the hrmest OF Tho Colorado gold
ssnares Al the nrst board consolidated gregory 1od
CLOSED S o5 than at the same time on saturday
selling at SIT IS; Corydon 2oc., selling at SO 90 Al
e second board corydon closed &C. higher than at the
rs, board selling at 80 e5 Consolidated Gregory Gold
was SOC lower, selling at SIS 90 Peoples Cold ano
siiyer sold at 81 IS; Smith Parmelec, 81 10
The earnings OF the Ptsburg, Fort Wayne aud chicago
Railway in December 10 each OF the last three years were
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MARRIAGES AND DEATHS.
Married.

CoLvitfr-MoRANGE.- AT Albany, Thursday, Janu.
ary TO- Major JoHs =. coLvLLf. Of New York, to Miss
JESSIE ~ MoRANGE
HAsD-wEsTLAKE On Tuesday, January 8, at the
residence Of the brides parents, Sing Sing by the Rev
j. Hermance. FRANK A. HAND TO Miss SARA j. daughter
OF John D. Westake.
Baltimore papers please copy.
R0BERrsoS-G ARpyEx. Wednesday, January o. by
Rev. Frederick Sill, rector OF ~ Ambrose church. WEST
MORE X. ROBERTSON, OF Virginia to Mrs. p Gsrdner Of
this city.
VEdA-KiSG -On Thursday, January 10, at the church
Of ST. John the Evangelist Feth street by Rev. Father
Mcmahon. RAFAEL VEGA to NARY A., daughter Of William
H. King, both Of this city.
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-0r~|aR - - MONDAY, jan H-6P.M NJ
AsaEs Receipts, The market quiet but steady
at former prices. with moderate sales.
BRxADsrurrsRecepts 32s bbls -FOUR 500 DO and 30i0
bags meal 100 bushels wheat $500 do corn 1910 do
OATS 2s do malt lss do seed The business in State
Western -four very to-day sales being
generally confined 70 the immediate exgcnces Of the local
trade. Prices recsded nomnaly SC. loc. per bbL on
nearly all qualities, and the the market closed
a s9s heavy The sales comprise 5000 bbls at
vised Quotations annexed For Southern aour the inquiry
was also limited fand the market ruled The sales
were confined 200 bbls R -four dun nominally
unchanged Sales Of bbls e6 60 o. ac.
cording quality Corn meal neglected We heard Of
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STEAMSHIP ERrs from Liverpool while coming tho bay
last evening, about O'Clock grounded Oyster Island
Reef and remained. she will probably on with the
rise Of the tide and the assistance OF tugs.
EouAroR-Capt johnson, Of the steamer Chea.
peake at Portland 18th inst from New York reports mat ne
took on the 81 OF the steamer Equator wh pt
Into Holmes Hole dsmasted. and carried them 70 foand
BARK oRizAvA (Br), Bertrand. from New Orleans Tor
bordeaux, went ashore Ia tho Gondo aud became otAi
wreck.
TnK UsxSows BAsx before reported ashore on the north
end Of Sapeo Ca subsequently came on ana proceeded
BRre AsrRcA (Br from Havana for 50 john B (before
reported spoken dismssed put INTO homss roe on we
on her beam ends aud her forcmsst to right
the vessel. she also lost jibboorn
Ba,o Jasrprv which spoken Dec b. lat 30. lon ST.
ported from Edward Island Tor Fall River short o
provisional with oes OF sails and other damage and
steering FOR Benuds cleared at Pctou Nov 10 Tor Fall
River. Mcdonald. master
gpfa n pfcvLow Pedro Keys, which put into For.
tress Monroe dsmssed arrived At Norfolk l0th
repairs.
scpR Jrssr (BrJ from 81 John, m, with potatoes
dragged ashore Cranberry Isle Me- night Of 5h inst
beat point Of rocks with the loss both anchors
chains ashore another point of rocks with
tuddsr and gone and bged ia several places Hull
sold for sl2 other materials for s0o, ef potatoes
persisted, sold FOR VI ~ =.
scaR oASpo of San Frsncisco capssed and foundcred
the 9th OF December. The captain aud crew. after
being hours tho taken OF by the brig
Arago and arrived AZ san Francisco Jan n.
FouR sIsrERs from Newcastle Del for Boston. be-
fore reported diited by the bombay Bar aid
there tide and then dfted ben Davis ahe vas sos
90 bs isee as soa skea 70 the Delaware Bresk~ser s"a
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February delivery ssr'S option 800 bb,s nav n, ysc
lSc Butter we're arm without chanv. in me-.
Gar olna At g%c. 11c % s ~ ~
sxEps-Furher sales Of loo bags Calcutta lnseed ex
Eliza were eheosed at 81 80. gold. duty paid
SUGAR.-The market for ruled hut WINS
but te business doing being confined 70 800 hhd Cuba
and stead at l5isc. FOR hards.
TAILow VA, "a fair demand and shade better Sales
l5s bbls The market continued duh
and nominal
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BY the annual report Of The Treasurer Of the Cheshire
Railroad Company for 1865 il appears that the capital
stock OF the company is s.. .l53, 800 Total amount of
capital stock paid in s2Os5925 Total amount of funded
and floating debt $67320O. The total expenses for the
year have been s55l 729 49, Interest paid during the
year 263 75 The income during the year from pas
sengers s19i,55s IS; from freight $4as, 1872 81
from mails $75cO; from rent and express $2l 4S0 55.
Total income $e61 GIG 35. Net earnings of the road.
deducting expenses and interest," 1923 49, Dividends
of ~ per and government tax s55 49, surplus
not divided s14 800 g. Surplus last year $50 239 49,
Total surplus $64, ,397 95.
The Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Company earned
during first week in January, 1867. $24, ,s56
Corresponding week In 1866. S66................ %, $50
Increase this year. 81, 726
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Wheat had declining tendency under limited demand
and offerings The sales cover 10 0o bushels including
California s. white aud red State private
and white Canada at s3 TO- The market also dull
declining with sales OF 30 900 bushels 81 10 81 i8k
mixed Western, aHost and 81 " u % for yellow
Jersey Oats inactive and hcayy 10000 bushes
6sc state Rye frner; bid Of 81 II for Canada,
in bond refused We heard OF TRANSACTIONS. Malt
was demand aud steady sales 2o0 bushels
Si 90 Barley ruied active and full prices real
red made OF 40 900 bushels 81 05
sc for Western, 90c CSC for Canada West bond and
Al 10 for Canada West duty paid.
forro~-There but little activity IN the market for
this but previous prices fully maintained The
demand wholly confined to spnners The sales sggre-
tated $40 baos
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SHIP PIN g NE w S i.
PORT Of NEW york. JANUARY Is. 1867.


Cleared.
Ship War Hawk. williams. San FraaAsos csmstoft
ship Calhoun Page Liverpool-spc6ord, Tileston Co.
Ship Deslumbrantes Port) Correls. Lsbon-L Amsinck
Bark Golden rlesss tBr). Rhodes, BsrSados-H Trow.
s.Is ssTs
Brig Eaglet (Br) Dickson, Gibraltar-y Henry.
Brig Ida Gutter tBr). .NcAlmon. MansanlIa-MOss a
Brig James Ra.sbfsrd tRr,, Crane Parsboro-D R De
.Sn< Two Brothers tBr,. Periin, S. John. Md De
schr Jessie Jones lBr), Long Bsrbados-Jones Loush
scar pls parns besara sayasnah-YSupg Ccw.n.
sss. Earry IAndell, Widen. savannah-van Brunt 4
Echr W Simmons. williams, Georgetown, sC--Thomss
Gchr Minnesota, Huffman, Norfoik--croweIi PaineI
sesr Harvest corwin Providence y siranahan.
scar sallie Burton. Palmer, Stamford.
Arrived.
Steamship Manhattan Br) Williams. Liverpool Jan via
3D. with ndse I passengers Williams
Guon The arrived sandy Hook at II 80 last night but
Steamship Erin tBfJ. Cutting Liverpool Dec 80 With
mdse and IS the National Navigation
e. sS. lat s lon - brig USasun,e do isS s 20 ST.
lon IS ~ steamships pennsyvania hence for Liverpool and
stesmshp Haze siarkey Mobile days. with cotton &c
ship Ysioo Hodges Norfolk with mdse, to Hcins.
steamship Gisucus, Godfrey, Boston, with mdse. ,owP
schr st James Lombard Tampico via Hatteras Inlet, with
schr Isaac Rich Bryant Fortune Bay, with herring TO
schr Dodd Horton Deer Isle, NIB. days. with her.
schr W II Thorndke. Cables, New Orleans.
schr Brice Adams, Jacksonvie.
r sshr dowSsend T.nr isw1,ene rC Royal
schr : Hoffman, Hoffman Washington. NC.
scr sshr E,s.,sy EE,nsssy Brown BROW Glouces,s, ste.
sSST sSsT y.ai EIa Pigeon fslip: BE;,Si RI
sohr Il Hobart. Palmer. Norwich for Arroyo. rR.
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the revenue OF the United Kingdom In the under men,
toned periods ending December 81 1886, compared with
the corresponding periods OF the preceding year.
YEAR KspISG pEcExREK 81.
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sHErHARD-ln Brooklyn, on Monday January H. Mrs
GEORGE SHEPPARD OF q son.
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The State of South Carolina.


IN EQ QUITYSUMTER DISTRICT.
francis A. Mood and Susan R., his wife,
and others, vs. John S. Richardson, ST..
John s. Richardson, Jr. Margaret Y.
Logan, and others.-BM for Partition
and account.
TN obedience to an order in the above
Il stated case, I will offer for sale, at pub
lie outcry. at Columbia, on the FIRST
MONDAY in November next, at price of
not less than Fifteen Hundred Dollars
that lot of land in the city of Columbia
which, in deed Of conveyance, dated 23d
March, 1855, is described as that lot in Co.
lumbia, on the Northwest corner of the
intersection of Taylor and Bull streets,
containing, as the lot then stood enclosed.
one half acre, more or less, bounded on
the South by Taylor street, on the East by
Bull street, on the North by Mrs. K. q.
Brevard's lot, and on the West by Robert
Bryce's lot.
TERMs.-One-fourth cash, and the bal
ance either for cash or at the option Of the
purchaser, on credit of one year, with
interest from the day of sale, secured by
the bond of the purchaser. with at least
,ltgo good sureties, and a mortgage of the
premi' es. Purchaser to pay for all neces-
sary papors. j. r. fENDRICK.
oct rs Com. Equity S. D.
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EINANCiAL AND ooprprERorAr..

New York, October 26-Evenine.
Cotton closed frmer, at 2OC02O1S |;
sales 10000 bales.
New York, October 2S-Noon.-
Flour 10@15c. better. Wheat quiet
but firm. Corn 1c. lower. Oats
dropping Western S1%@s2H.
Mess pork heavy and lower-2I. 1917.
Lard dull and lower-12A913I.
Cotton quiet, at 201s. Money Gar
per cent. Sterling-time SJs69;
sight 9M@955. Gold 4216.
P. M.-Sales of cotton to-day
l,62O bales. Flour ractive-State 8. IS
(@8.75; Southern 1O.3O914. 60.
Wheat quiet-amber State 2. 75(92. II.
Corn active, but 2@3c. lower; West
ern mixed 1.43. Oats steady. Mess
pork heavy, at21.12. Lard 13(013sI.
Gold 421S@42A.
BALT1MoRE, October 2S.-Flour
firmer. Wheat active and DC. higher
choice red 1.28@1.95. White
corn 1.35; yellow 1.37@1.4O. Oats
70C@75. Rye 55@65. Cotton steady,
at 10000.
CINCINNATI, October 2S.--Flour
dull. Corn dull, at $l.O2. Sales of
mess pork at $2O-little otfcrint.
Bacon unchanged.
CHARLESTON, October 25.-Cotton
less active and weaker; sales 400
bales; receipts 1,62O-middlings
New ORLEANS, October 2S.-Sales
of cotton $500 bales; prices active
and stiffer-low middlings Is; re-
ceipts 2,649. Sugar in fair demand; :;
ten hogsheads new crop Louisiana,
first of the season, arrived this morn
ing. and sold at II. Molasses-the
first shipment of the new crop in
Louisiana was received this morning,
classed prime, sold at LOS. Flour
firm and fair jobbing trade-super-
fine 1880; choice Is. Corn LIS.
Pork dull and lower-24C624L.
Shoulders 1514; clear sides 19(019L.
42.
SAVANNAH, October 2S.-Cotton
opened active and full prices paid,
but closed dull and heavy-middling
191a; sales $40 bales; receipts 1000.
AUGUSTA, October 2S.-Cotton
easier-middling 17L@171I; sales
47O bales; receipts 519.
LONDON, Saturday, October &c
Consols 941s; bonds 68 1916.
LIVERPOOL, October 26-Evening.
Cotton closed quiet; sales 10000
bales; sales yesterday 10000; prices
unchanged-viz: uplands sgd; Or
leans 91s.
LIVERPOOL, October 26-Noon.-
Cotton opens firm, at yesterdays
rates.
LONDON, October 26.-The affairs
OF the Royal Bank are in hopeless
condition, and cannot resume.
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TO RENT.

NfHE place known as LAGRANGE. be-
Il longing to estate Of John e. Mobley.
deceased, near Gladden'a Grove, one OF
the finest Cotton and Corn Plantations in
the District. On tho place is a comfort
ings,. &c.
The tract contains 1880 acres.
This place will be rented for the next
year, on the first MONDAY in November
next, at the Court House, Winnsboro. to
the highest bidder. JAMES H. RION,
Oct 26 t3* Attorney for the Estate.
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Tele@raDh.
JE-R "
Gable Dispatches.

TounoN, October 26.-A feet of
<son-clads left here at 6 o'clock this
EDrning. Transports with troops
follow Immediately after. The ship
ment of war material is vigorously
going on.
A special despatch from Florence
says Garibaldi had 1000 followers on
crossing the frontier.
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Terrible Storm ON tho Rio Grande,

AcEEAoAc StOCth ON the RIO lrande.
New ORLEANS, October 2S.-Later
advices confirm the destructive ef-
fects of the late storm upon the Rio
Grande. A bombardment of wear
could hardly have done as much
damage as happened from this one
nights storm. Twenty-six persons
were killed in Matamoras, and twen-
ty-one wounded in Brownsville: i:
while in Brazos it is known that
twelve persons persisted and many
were wounded The negro soldiers
and their officers behaved sbamefully
at Brazos. not only refusing 10 ren-
der any assistance to the sufferers,
but actually robbing the wrecked
goods. A citizen who interfered
was brutally murdered by the robbers.
The officers did nothing to check
their brigandage. The court house
and jail in Brownsville were de-
stroyeds and the prisoners are ut
liberty. Entire squares in Browns
vile and Matamoras were completely
destroyed.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue OF writ Of .tferi facias, directed
to me, will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY
in NOVEMBER next, before the Court
House, in Columbia, within the legal
The STORE HoGsE DIV on Washington M
street, second frame building from Rich
ardson street, formerly occupied by Han
nahan X Marley, but recently occupied by
Muller d Sem, levied on as the property
OF Hannahan Warley;at the suit Of the
state OF South Carolina vs.. Hannahan j.
Warley, for taxes. Terms cash.
Oct IL f. w. GREEN, s. r. D.
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S@l9@

AuoGdon 9@le@
Bacon, Lard, Coffee and Rope.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO 6 SON.
WE will sell, THIS (Tuesday) MORN
ING, the 29th inst, at 10 O'Clock, with
out reserve, at our Auction Store:
Prime New York Strips,
Prime Bacon Sides,
Prime Shoulders,
Rio Coffee,
Barrels Sugar,
Lard,
Rice,
Goshen Butter,
Kits Mackerel,
Boxes Goshen Cheese,
Canned Peaches and Pears,
Colgates Soap,
Colgates Fancy Toilet Soap,
80 Coils Green Leaf Rope,
Pig Shoulders,
Smoked Herrings, &c.
Cases SHOES, BOOTS, HATS, &c.
ALSO,
One Two Wheel DOG CART, high wheels,
very light and stylish.
Terms cash. Oct 40 1
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pnn1Ic Mecttpg i'm Northampton.

EASTERN SHORE, November rs, ioo''
To-day at Eastvlle tho people VI
NORTHAMPTON county met IN con'o".. ~.
to appoint delegates to the CONSERVATIVE
Convention to he held in Richmond on the
11tb of december. The meeting was not
vary large. the call not being long out :;
I'M, tho " bone and sinew of the county
was present, and alive to tho necessity OF
taking some step in this direction. nj. W !.
Fisher. Esq, was elected chairman, and
Elliott Heath, Esq, secretary.
Mr., Fisher made a short address on
taking the chair, briefly setting forth the
object of the meeting, and earnestly i'm
pressing upon the minds Of citizens the
necessity of immediate, united, aud con-
servative action.
If some Of the run-mad Radicals Of the
North had been present, and had not
known that the speaker was Myers w.
Fisher, the original and only Virginia Sc
ceder from tho Charleston Convention in
1860, they might almost have supposed
they were listening to northern loyallst.
Not that Mr.. Fisher is at all craven-spl
rited, but because he SO fully accepts the
results of the war that he is las we are
over the entire South) true to the Con-
stitution and the real interests of the
South.
If we could suppose Radicals to havc
brains or hearts, we might desire them to
be in some of our conventions, that they
might comprehend and feel that. we arc
not the incarnatc demons they magazine,
or pretend to imagine, us; but as they
have neither, we ask them not to come,
and we expect nothing from them.
The county meeting appointed large
number of delegates to the Convention,
embracing the moderation and calmness
of age and the vigor of youth. SEASIDE.