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,COMpIIssIONER's SALE.

BARNWELI lUUNI1.
James Patterson, Commissioner in Equity, Us.
Langdon G. Duncan.
By virtue of Decretal Order made In this cause,
will sell at BarDwell Courthouse, on SALES DAY
in December next,
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, ly-
ing and being in the County of Barnwell, within FIVE
miles of Graham's Turnout, on the South Carolina
Railroad, containing seven hundred and fifty acres,
more or less bounded by lands Of the esat, OF owen
r. Faust, Rebecca Zorn, Linton Lee and Brooker
rn.
Terms of Sale-For cash enough to pay the costs
of this eau &C, and one hundred and fifty dollars So
citors fee the balance credit of twelve months,
the purchaser giving his bonl, bearing interest from
the day of sale, payable annually, with two good
sureiies and mortgage of the premises to secure
the payment Of the purchase money to pay for papers
aud necessary revenue stamps.
Commissioners Office, November 5, 1868.
JAMES PACTESON, Commissioner.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

The HOME GYMNAsIUM.-Mr. Won Santen,
amsng the many handsome al ticles in his es-
tablishment suitable for Christmas presents,
has none more worthy the attention Of parents
aud guardians of children than the Home
Gymnasium.
The apparatus is supported by two strong
screw-hooks in the ceiling, about eighteen
inches apart, and screwed five inches into the
ioist. 1t can also be used ont Of doors by
erecting framework such as is used for
swings. The straps are OF the strongest
linen, handsomely colored. The rings are Of
the patent bent wood, about nine inches in di-
ameter. By an ingenious device, the rings
and stirrups can be instantly raised or lowered
to any desired height, or the stirrup straps re-
moved, or the rings removed for the insertion
of the trapeze bar. The apparatus can be put
up in any room and removed in moment,
leaving only the two email eyes in the ceiling
visible. 1t can be used in different rooms at
pleasure, b. having extra sets of hooks for the
ceiling. A space SIX or eight feet wide is
ample for any of the exercises.
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100 PACKAGES CHOICE TEAS.
GREEN TEA.
Finest Tyson. Young Hyson, Finest Moyune and
Guapowder, Imperial Nankin.
BLACK TEA.
English Breakfast Souchong
English Breakfast. Congou
Oolong uncolorcd Japan
Pecco Mixture particularly fine.
COFFEE.
MOCHA, GOVERNMENT JAVA
Madras, CeyloD, LasuasIa
Rio, st. Domingo.
LOAF, CUT LOAF, POWDERED. GRANULATED
Extra Coffee Porto Rico, Muscoyado.
FLOUR.
EXTRA FAMILY, EXTRA AND SUPERFINE
Dark and Light Buckwheat
Hecker's Self-raisins Flour
Scotch Oat Meal, Corn Starch, Farina.
BISCUITS.
ALBERT (FRoM sCoTLAND)
BEN1'S WATER AND BUTTER
Cream, Created and Lemon, from Kentucky
Trenton, Wine, Exton, Butter aud Oyster.
FRUIT.
LAYER RAlSINS, in whole, half and quarter boxes
Currants, Turkish Pruues
Frerch Imperial P;ums in jars and tins
Almonds, Citron, Pecan Nuts.
FISH
SWEDISH SpICED HERRINGS
Dutch Herripgs. Smoked Bloaters
Smoked Herllngs, Goldfish
Mess and Bay No. Nackere', in half and quarter
bbs kits and half kits
No. salmon, in kits and half kits.
PROVISIONS.
DUFFIELD's AND DAVIS CHOICE HAMS
Breakfast Bacon, Sugar. cured shoulders
Smoked Beef, Smoked Tongues
Fulton Market Beet, in half and quarter bbls.
CHEESE.
IMITATION ENGLISH, PINEAPPLE. EDAN
Sap saso. English Dairy, State Dairy.
BUTTER AND LARD
CHOICE ORANGE COUNTY BUTTER
pufe h'ai AA'o' suNDs1Es.
COX SPARKLING GEL,TINE, CooPER'S AMI
FRENCH GELAlINE
American and Russian Isinglas5 Saltpetre
Italian Maccaroni and Vermicelli
Bordeaux and Italian Salad OIL
Bermuda Arrowroot Tapioca
Sago, MazinR Lcntels
Split Peas, White Beans
English Table Salt, earl Barley
Carroway and Mustard Seed, B. C. Soda
Day & Martin and Mason's Backing.
sYRUPS AND MOLAsSEs.
FINEST suGAE.H0USE SYRUP
Amber Sugar DrippinSs
| Golden Syrrp
Porto Rico, Muscovado and Cuba Molas;es.
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WE, THU UNDERSIGNED, HAZE RECEIVED,
and ARE receiving by every steamer large invoices OF
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered in this market City vel as country buy
crs can save from fifteen to twenty pcr cent oy
buying their Goods from the above hrm.
lot OF Dress Goods. from 20 to % cents per yard
Best Irish Pophns, from 80 to 90 cents per yard
Caicoes, at TO- l21i md 15 cents per yard tbestl
Balmoral Skirts, frem 81 % up
81 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen Damnsk, only GO cents per yard
Worsled Table Cloths. from 81 % up
large assortment Of Whitc and Coored Flannels at
very low prices
low cost, will be sold from s3 up
Co,ored Quilts, from 81 - 10 81
White Marseilles Quilts 10i. 114, 1874, from 81 so
Ladies' English Hose, without seams from 81 to 50
cents
satinets, from so 10 rs cents
large qanty OF the latest style of Cassimeres, from
Iadies' Black Broadcloth, from So to So
variety Of Shaw g. Mt 81 81 So s3 So So 81. and IS
Browp and White Shirlip2. at 10, l2S and is cents
Also. fine branches of White Shirting at very low
prices
Gents Socks, from 10 up to 30 cents
Tho best French Corsets, FROM IS tents to 81
The latest style Of Felt I'd Straw Hats
Trimmings Buttons, Ribbons &C., at tho lowest cash
prices.
Choice colors Empress Cloth, only S5c
Shepherds Plaid from 20 to 25c
Merinos from I0c up
A lot of Ladies' Black Cloaks from $500 up
Ladies and Mems Kid Gloves only Sl.UO
Gu-Remcmber the CHEAP STORE, at the
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY OUR PATRONS AND THE
public in general that We have built On addition to
our Store exclusively for BOOTS, SHOES HATS
TRUNKS, &C., which will DC sold Ut the lowest easn
prices.
Call and examine oir Stock.
E;a- ENTRANCE IN CALHOUN-STREET.
FUKCHGUTT d BRO,
NJ 437 KING-STREET.
September 21 olno
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST orRcULATIoN.-THE D ALLY
.rvs ssrNG THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
e,cocN1zEp AS aAv1NG TIE LARGEST CIR
ou1.ArroN IN THg CITY OF CHARLESTON
erBLIsHEs The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING II The PosToFF1cE AT THE END of
EAcH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE pho'i''
sons OF THE NEW posToFFIcE Law.
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fl. H..

II you want cheap Blank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; or Millers Almanac;
II you want Printing executed neatly;
If you want Books bound in any style, or
Account Books made to order, with any desired
pattern of ruling, so to Hiram Harris, Agent,
No. Broad-street.
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PRINTING IN CoLoRs AND GoLD.-Inis alt
has been brought to great perfection and
some OF the work in this line done by Messrs.
Walker, Evans & Cogswel, of this city, cannot
be e,cslled by the Oldest printing houses at
the North. They have recently printed busl-
ness card for Messrs. R. Mure & Co.'s steam
shin line, which is very handsome specimen
of printing in two colors; and the gold and
coIored lettering for the wrappers of their
packages Of letter paper Is In the highest
stfle of the art.
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O.E. & A. S. JoHNsoN.-One of the oldest
and most reliable clothing houses in the city
is the concern whose names heads this notice.
Their establishment has been in existence up
wards of twenty-six years, during which it has
sustained high reputation for business dis
patch, and the admirable get up of all articles
they select from first class sources. or manu-
facture themselves. They have always on
hand an elegant stock of gents, youths and
freedmen's clothing. and are now Offering a
fall and winter stock Of goods we'll worthy the
attention of purchasers. This house gives
employment to a number Of respectable
females, whose circumstances have been
changed by the late war, and this should in
duce liberal patronage in their behalf, for by
80 doing indirect assistance is rendered to
those who are so worthy consideration.
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UTILIZING THE BROKEN AsPHALTuM.-on re-
newing the pavement in Cumberlard-street
on which the asphaltum coating had Deet
originally laid, it was supposed at first tina
the broken parts taken up would be unserVlc
able: but it proved otherwise and MIR. Habe
NIGHT manipulated it 80 successfully that nj
hopes to make considerable innovation OF
the old patent.
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ACCIDENT AT BELyDERE-FALL OF BUILD
1sG.-Yesterday morning, at Belvidere Farm
ON Cooper River, the frame work Of building,
which was being erected fol the manufacture
of phosphates, fell in, and injured several OF
the yorkmen. One Of the men, a coiored man
named Hamlet Campbell, was struck across
the head BY falling rafter, and was knocked
senseless, in which condition he continued up
to late hour last evening. Another man had
his arm badly injured. Both these men were
carried to the City Hospital in cart, but only
Campbell was so badly hurt as to compel him
to remain there.
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REPORTED D1soRDERLY SoLDIER.-hepor'
having reached the Citadel yesterday that one
of the privates of the garrison was on 'Den, :,
der" in the vicinity Of the guardhouse' a squad
of soldiers was sent down to arrest hum; Du' IL
tr,-ne5 ont that the rumor was unfounded.
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Bound OVER TO KEEP THE PEAcE.-An ei.er-
cation occurred between two parties yesterday
in Meeting-street, which resulted IN pis0oi
and knife being drawn, and finally the taxing
out Of warrant AID cross-warrant, anu eacn
binding the other to keep the peace.
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New AND FASHIONABLE MILLINERY.
NJ. J. Zernow keeps one Of the most attractive
millinery stores on King-street. New, SUBJ
stantial, beautiful and fashionable goods adorn
her windows and grace her shelves, and the
work done in her establishment is the very
best. Her prices, both for work and MATERIAL
are moderate and reaso liable.
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Troupe OF CAMELs AND WAR CHARIOT
The illustrious Snowman, Dan Castillo, Will
enter Charleston, December 9, mounted on a
magnificent gilded Eastern war chariot drawn
by eight sacred camels. He will be followed
by his entire caravan Of wild animals, includ-
ing six African lions, unde- the special charge
of Herr Lensel; royal Bengal tiger and two
cubs, cameleopard, an elephant, a gyaschu-
tas and other beasts too numerous to men
ton, and also his monster circus troupe, con-
sistins offifty performers, one hundred trained
horses, two clowns, one jackass, three ponies,
and striped mule, the whole forming the
most wonderful collection Of wild animals that
ever celebrated the ninth of December in the
streets Of Charleston. On arriving in the city
Dan CASTILLO will drive at once to the Artesian
well, where the sacred camels will perform
the celebrated feat of taking in three days
supply OF wafer at one time, two extra pipes
being furnished to the WELL and CASTILLO pay
ing half the expense of the new troughs. Ee
vii then march through all the streets, big
and little arriving at the Citadel Green just in
time for the nights performance, which will
surpass everything before seen in Charleston.
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WANTED, A FATHER AND MorHER.-Some
time ago an infant was found in the streets
and was sent to the City Hospital, where it has
received the kindest attention. II is no"
somewhat grown, being three months old; mas
fine features, and is tu]l of life. 1t is desired
that some one should adopt it while 1t Is
vonnp and it's affections yet to be won- Ap'
p]ications of a respectable character will be
entertained at the hospital.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

TIE MAR1NER's CHURoH.-There Will DO set-
s;cea in the Mariners Chu,ch, Church-s1ree''
tomorrow, Sunday, at half-past ten oc,o0h -
the morning, and haf-past three oc'ooA LII
. the afternoon.
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FREIGHT WASrED.-The steamship Georgia
wants five hundred bales Of cotton to COM
plete her cargo, when she will sail "i.n us
patch for New York. Her agents are MessrS'
7 d. Aiken & Co., Atlantic wharf.
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ROBBERY IN ST. PHnR-sIRElT.-Ihe resi-
dence of 7. ". johnson, Esq, In St. Philip
street north Of Radc'i vas entered yester-
day morning before day. and robb' d Of cloth
ing, china, and some valuables. The entrance
WAS effected by forcing the shutter in the rear
Of the hOuSe,
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ROBBERY IN CHRIST CHURcH.-A coloreo
man informs US that the negroes on MIR. Danlei
Lesesne's plantation, in Christ Church Pariso'
are cutting down the wood and bringing 1t 10
Charleston by the boat load two Or three times
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TIE BAPTIST FA1R.-The ladies we're busily
engaged yesterday afternoon in arranging the
vreaths and decorations for the hall, ana
whilst they have been somewhat delayed IN az
-rapgements, they will, no doubt, be IN time 1or
the opening Monday evening.
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RrmovA1.-Messrs. sayas & Merinas' having
removed from their old stand in Market-stree'
to No. 80 Market-street, two doors from Meet
inc where they are fixed up in elegant styie'
are prepared as ever to supply their customers
With the best cigars, snuff and tobacco to be
fonnd in this city. They offer good Havana
cigar for ten cents.
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SEvENrY-E1aHr.-Byt that sign we live; yes, ana
let i've You will never be cheated at Seventy
eight, however thick your understanding may
be. Your understanding may be thickened,
but you will be benefited thereby. True, 1t is
a den of Lyons, but you may enter it with bare
feet. This is ridiculous, but the cheapness OF
"7S" is Murray-culous. See advertisement
of U79n
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GRAND OaAToR1o AT ST. PAULs CHURCH.
To mentioning the grand oratorio, noticed IN
Yesterdays paper as about to come OF shortly
it should have been said that it would De tins
third of a series Of oratorios which ars being
given at St. Paups Church, instead OF saying
that it would be repetition OF st. Patrlcks
ora otOriO
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SUNDAY SCHOOL CELEBRAr1oN.-We invite
attention to the advertisement OF the annlver-
sary celebration of the Methodist Sunday
School Union, to be held at Bethel Church,
tomorrow afternoon. An address is to be de-
livered by the Rev. John T. Wightman, and
several of the Sunday School scholars will also
speak. The singing will be conducted by the
children, and good music may therefore be
expected.
Those interested in the cause OF Sunday
Schools-and what CAristian--or philanthropist
is not-are invited to attend. The exercises
will commence at three o'clock.
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November 27

FRUIT! FRUIT l-Messrs. Bart & Wirth have
constantly on hand largo supply OF West
India and other fruits for sale low, at their
we'll known stand. See advertisement.
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flnr Arts.

S~'~N'
~, REAT ATTI: TIOY
OUtNBY'S 4 CO.'S PHOTOGRAPH AND
FINE ART GALLERY.
NOW on EXHIBITION The LARGEST AND
finest Collection OF CHRONIC LlTHOGRAPHS ever
seen in Charleston. They perfect copies OF cell
cbratcd Works of Art, both ancient and modern.
Among tho collection may be found SALpAiOK
ROSA'S HEAD OF Christ, Correg9o's Aagda:ene,
A. Delacroix's Tide Going Out, A. Delacrolx,s Iide
Coming II, Turner'S Venice, Jackson's English
Scenery RowEottom's English Scenery. baxter's
English and Irish Scenery, Views on tue Rhine, The
Junefraud, The Wellcrliorn, Maiiue Views, and
many Others.
these beautiful Works oil Art. They are offered for
sale at New York prices.
PORCELAIN PICTURES.
Great reduction IN the price of PuRctLAIN PIC
TIIEES Recent improvements III producing these
pictures enable us to Eow cncr the at rcary one,
kalf the former prices, and far supc or. Call and
examne specimens.
OUR CARTES DE vISI1E AND OTHER
rLAIN PHOTOGRAPHS ARE UNSUR-
PASSED.
E.pccial attention given to children. Also 20 copy
inc old Dacucrcoyrcs and Other pictures. Slisfl;'
tion in all rass cur.utecd, and at prices TO corre.
pond with the times.
sTErIcusCOP;C PICTURES
OTHER PHOTOGRAPHS OF CHARLESTON,
FORT SUMTER AND MAGNOLIA
CEMETERY
a. Reduced Prices.
fine collection Of
sTEREOSCOPIC VIEWS OF THE NOUN
TAINS IN NORTH CAROLINA AND THE
FRENCH BROAD RIVER.
These are the first and only Photographs ever taker
in that locality.
QUIN B Y Il T. o..
No. o61 KING-STREET.
CHARLESTON, 8. C.
November 12 3moa
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TIE TYRoLEAN Or ALPINE HAT.-C. II. john
son, at the Temple of Fashion, No. 269 King
street, has just received fresh invoice Of
this stylish hat, which he introduced into OR
city some six weeks ago with great success.
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SELF-RAIsINo BUcKwHEAT, Breakfast and ho-
mepatbic Cocoa, new Eidam and Pineapple
Cheese, Choice Breakfast Strips, Smoked Sal
mon, Smoked and Picked Tongues, Sounds
and Tongues, Ha!ibut Fins, Kentucky Cream
Crackers, received fresh every week.
WM. S. tORWIN & GO.
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CHOICE GREEN AM BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson's grocery, southeast cor
ner Society and Anson-streets. Goods deliver
ed free.
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CAMpEN.-From our attentive correspondent
in Camden, who kindly endeavors to supply
the place Of the Journal, We obtain the follow
ing items of intelligence:
The surveyors Of the Chatham Railroad are
within ten miles of Camden.
The Town Council have been installe in their
positions, and have established small but
efficient police organization.
A protest has been forwarded to the Attor-
ney-General against the suficiency OF the Sc
-curity of the bond Of the county clerk.
B. F. Whittemoro, NJ. c., is negotiating fo1
the purchase OF house in Cam1en.
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fall anS la)inter @uoSs.

TTOsIE ETY, GLOW E s,
FURNISHING GOODS, TAILOR's TRIM
MINGS, FANCY GOODS, AND SMALL
WARES GENERALLY.
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JOHN s. FAIRLY s. CO.,

JOHN s. FAIRLY s. CO.,
NO. 81 H. Y N E s 7 Il E L L,
BEG TO INVITE THE ATTEN rION OF THEIR
city and country customers, and the trade generally
to their complete and attractive assortment OF the
above mentioned Goods.
Our PURCHASING PARTNER ia constantly In the
NEW YORK MARKET, and We ore thereby enabled
to offer peculiar advantages to our customers IN ooth
Styles and Prices.
We would also invite an examination of
COLDY'S VERTICAL SELF-ADJUSTlNG
HOOP SKIRT.
THE ONLY FAULTLESS SKIRT MADE,
For which we are SOLE AGENTS in this city.
September "a Dk; thstu9lno
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Drp GOODS, Gtf.
CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING ANOTHER LOT OF
w desirable styles and colors OF single width
MIXED Pc pLINS at 35 cents per yara. we aiSo ln-
vito attention TO our selections OF Choice Finer Dress
Gods in IRISH PoPLINs. FRENCH MERINoS.
EMPtlSS CLOTHS, BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS. &C., &C. D. H. NEAD &Co.
November ~ thstuiIho
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autiioaeers' priuate Sales.

RY II. NJ. MAR>HALL & BRO.
Real Estate Agents, No. 33 Broad-strcet.
At Private Sale
An that PLANTATION on Cheehaw Neck, the
pronerty Major W. ]. Wha.ey, containing 500
acres Of high ard 20J acres OF rush land tbs well
ad !pted TO Sen Isaud Cotton and Provisions.
November % stutna
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Auftioa Salfs.

Handsome Furniture and Household Goods,
al AUCTION.
BY I. S. X. BENNETT.
On TUESDAY next, The 1st December will sell at
Auction, at the residenc, No. Lucas street, at II
A CHOICE COLLECTION OF FURNITURE AND
HOUSEHOLD GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
ONE VERY HANDSOME ROSEWOOD CHAMBER
SET.
ALSO. A
MAHOGANY wARDROBEs. BurFaus. Tables.
solid Chairs, large Velvet Rocker, Bedsteads Sofa.
Sdeboard. Centre Tables, Pier Tables. Secretary and
Book Case, Card Tables What-Not Hat Stand, Car
pet Walnut Dining Table, with Extension Leaves;
Wool, Mess and Cotton Mattresses. Bolsters, Pill
lows, India China. Tea Cups. Finger Bowls, Dish
Covers Walters large and very fine Cooking Stove,
two Parlor Stoves, Ladies' Side Saddle, two large
Cedar Chests, Tor Blankets, &C., &c.
ALSO,
One FINE HARP, MUSIC STAND and MUSIC
STOOL.
Conditions cash. Articles to be removed immedi-
ately after sale.
November q tuthsmtu5
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CLIFFORD s. MATHEWES.

Real Estnte Agents, No. &C Broad-street'
For sale and Lease ~
PHOSPHATE LANDS of a superior quality on
deep water navigation and healthy locations I'LL 'n'
year. sr.pNsiu
CITY PROPERTY of every description. .,
November
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Jesse c. Miller, Administrator, rs. Georg
R. Hicks and Wife, ct al.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-29
The DishOnOrcdS SOY mour-the
OK ana the Calf.

In swinging around the circle Sey-
mOur neither attacks the Re
publican platfurm-it being unassaii
able-nor does he defend the Demo
cratic platform-it being indefensi-
bic. He favors paying the bonds in
gold or greenaracks. in this thing
he resembles tie OK; itgot half way
over the fence and couldn't get any
further-he could neither hook in
front nor kick behind. The Democ-
racy had great difficulties in getting
Seymour TO accept the candidacy and
now find it equally difficult to get
him to decline it In this he is VERY
much like Dick Jones calf. Dick had
TO pull the critters ears off to get it
to suck, and had 70 pull its tail off
TO get it to quit.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-29
Examine your Ticket.

Owing to strict construction of
the late election law OF the State of
Indiana prohibiting any distinguish
ing mark or other establishment ex-
cept the name of the persons voted
for" only the electors for President
and Vice President will be voted for
at the election next Tuesday-Grant
and Colfax will not appear on the
ticket The Grant and Colfax Re
publican ticket will be headed BY
Thomas Ii. Nelson and Benjamin F.
Claypool. Compare your ticket
with the one published in this paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-10-29
The Asfnfe statesman, .Sey
mOur, Makes a Speech
Aga1 INST q law long
since Reuealen.

The burden of Gov. Seymorr's
recent speeches, made while swing.
ing around the circle, was an argu.
mont against an act of Congress lev
wing tax of 3 cents a pound on cot
ton. The law was repealed more
than a year ago, without the knowl
edge Of the "great statesman" The
Gov. says thetax was six cents when
everybody knows it was only ahree,
No wonder the Democrat SAYS F.rar k
blair made the greatest speech ev
or recorded in the English language.
IfPackapd or Reeve couldn't do bet
ter than Seymour or the old Cotton
tax Jaw we we<ld never again recog-
Rize them as friends, and would use
eur best efforts to have them ostra
cised! A "great statesman indeed,
to complain of the present hardship
of law long since repealed! The
Democratic candidate can talk.