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Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26

MempbtS, 81. Sept. - Drei
Neser SPORT, Cooper unb 8ell, pel@e,
perflast Elm ,peiblides Seminar nieoerz
e%ebranrt III baben, i'm @efdneniile IA
Zen, nurben BON ben &u &lure1 &C.
bar9el1.
MempbiG 81. Sep.-Nue ppitz
dmter spii9m 2ittle Sod unp $50 Y
tnston, MrfaniaS cine S!rede BON 12O
Msilen finp 9elblufm 1pproen TIM BIZ
Circulation Don tempfratil9en 3eitunz
gen ;u serbinbern.
Nu9u Ga, 81. September.-
Gs 1T befannt, paB bic Neser i'm 9an;en
Staate bewafnet finp, 9le:dmpW be9en
bic @eifen feline ernite 8efurdtun9en
mebr.
Maibinatpu,2 81. Sept.-@en.
S9pfelp miro auf 8efebl pe5 prdfpenz
ten iiber bic Camilla Slot Nfare I'M
teriu9un9 balten.
New yprt %. ept.-0 General
Dir ben1ertt III iet,em (raeifalem pa
riier Brtefe: Die beutiae Demofratie
bat ni1t5 NIT Den itattsmdnniiden Nnz
ltdten il, Der pclit!f unp eem bpbeI
%naticnolen Gbr9efible semein)am> nell
DIES Die partet ~leitete, ais Gin Douglas
tbr berpprra9eneites Mlit9liep mar. CNlz
10 Die pppularitdt BON Douglas, bel
Observation-Disclosures fit ntdt5 anrerea
gall, ais Gin serfappter Jelerf refer uni
@erratber> mirp jcyt benuet, I'M Serbilz
ienen Mngrifen auf bic Demofratie etz
nen ecnierca:tven, trii9ertiden Nnirid
SIT 9cten y
Nri;pna, %. Sept. 0as Ger
rttprium battle cine quite Grnte uro ros
0raben in en- sr9werfen 1T init auten
Neiultaten beslettet.
Wpntreal> %. Sept. - Setter,
Ntenp srar elm Gerlud semadt rprreu,
ben meitltd 9ebenoen Bug Der Grant
Srunf Sabn, rprauf Or. S'Reiuy,re
NcYpfat Der &rpne i'm Wbelan Tallf
iubr, aus ben Sdienen su perfen.
atlanta, %. Gep.-Yei Oelez
eenbeit elmer rapifalen Meetine mel9e
Tarbi9e in Camilla abbalten ,rplltsn
raren Spotidla9, &rdnfun9en UNI
unredt cpr betpen Sciten rer BesDlz
ferune unp cerye9er bic uiiter3ea9enpeu
Nr9umente,"
6 . III nj a. Is. Sept. 8 Siege,
rrurpen beute in pieNpypfatensunft Ypp
Sup Carolina auf9enpmmer. (Sambp
madt it9.)
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81

-Sn ber rep. Yartet 1T cine iebr
9robe Mabe FOLDER bic nidt aus ueber<
;eusuns:ionoern tpe9en ibrer Ma9t BON
9elp n. (. ~. wie nod feline partet 1e
sor tbr bate uno NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
uria9en tpe9en BARN finp.
DaS 1T 9emifermaeen in beicenpar<
teien Der Gau ater pas miro Seper Der
3wiiden 2 Sprpben elmer Setter rur6~
ieten fonn> wiien rab bic rep. partei
tnoem iie ben Gpnereb unp bic 5auptz
poftticnen ter Ypltttf tnne bat, tn iplde
Glemente lbergtns uno pteie jeBt ibre
ncrmalen ,.NaturfrSfte" ktlpen.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1868-09-26
Aus st. 5riepb, Stearns Gcuntp.

Slater Cornelius, fruber tit Ridmcnt, lit felt
,pei Nunaten Vfarrsr sra ct. Soieet, llnlsre
neue Stride 1T a1sefongen unb ipu n19issSabr
scllsntet tperben ; lie tpirb eiu Vradtinud ber
Ir9iteftur trereen. @uuitbat..unler GseI lcraer
cine i@psre Mrbeit srr Td. Man frQte ni9t
meineu, taB in einem 70 tleiusn Wlabe 70 siel
gerfebr lei. 2tnnemann bat ieinen 1dSnenS ture
BON unten bis pben sefiiut, unb feline @aare1
seben idnea ab pe6en 1einsrne Mebl= unb
Sdsemible 1T in srQem 8etriebe unb liefert
6arrnerr, netft tem Sdsen son 8aubpla audi
einen @artt fir's 0etreite. Nu9 fir eute5er=
bergen 1T seicrst. geter Solos 5ptel it nett II.
brett tefannt ale zines Der teten an ter Mter<
crcmtie &cae. Sn neuen @esenten lit thinner
etmasa ranflidfeit, Dcftrr AarlS. @eter 1T Elm
Mann mad @unld unb bat sp0auf Ut tbun.
Giner unisrsr bsiten 8irser 1T i9on felt 2 Sab
rem ans gett a~efe1elt. CT bat einen Grocery
@tpre, feline brave Trau fsbt bisiem unc ibrer
5ausbaltuns rerli4 Dor unb bat i9 cine quite
aunel4aft serI9aft. Cine 5auptla9e it nebit
ben 8ir@en quite teutide S9ulen ct. Sciepb
bat cine teuti9e @emsiabeidule, barber ipater
mebr. @ier Meilen ron bier lisst ct. 9uemis
am See nit ieinem College in einem r~eisenbeu
auberif malerii9en Naturpart mitten i'm @albe.
Na9 Gclenouna Der 0etdnlidfeiten, Elm :3iel,
bas talb errei9t iein tirfte, tann bieanfalt lei&t
$50 Stuecnten taben jest int Is b..
Gs teineen f9 bier Stutenten aus Miune-
iota, aus Soma, 6. 9. Neu @ien, Dsersyiael
unb aus @isecnln. ct. Sciepb" 1T Der Mittel-
punt elmer iebr Srrtref1i9en ELECTROMAGNETIC,
beren Breen, i@parser 5umus nit sttpas Sanb
unb 9ebm, bat bic redte SGmere fir ben Wei=
3enbau unb alien @tapel-Gr3eusni0en ; ie 1T
beifbt NIT prattii@en Garmern; slei9ppbl it
nod plas senus lbrie fir giele.
Der @anoerer, unfer teutides Dice1an-Sr.
gan, tirp INNER mebr beliett bel MQen. @pa-
ter Weiteres. Mit sieIen freuneli9sn @rabeu
SIR
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&1be.l Oepef6e II.

9pntpn, 81. Sept. - rter III srlfanti1
bemaTnet unb befefist, nnt bat cine Seiasune
son $4,000 Mann.
Mek 81. Sept. - Sier fanb beute cine
fir9terlide Grpluipn lit elmer Yatrpnenfatrit
fat, bel .uelder 80 yerionen auf ter Stele &C.
tpbtet unb so iebv ~serpuneet tpurben. Das0e.
bduce trnrbe in Mtrm'e ~serri1sn.
Glrren1 81. @ept. - Cardinal Reiiad
purte, neil CT auf @ebeib tes papfes ben 81
idpfsFs scn Sabina einnebmen tpplte, rbne bic
Mutcrttdt pom aGais emanuel sebatt 3u baten,
UNI 500 Granfen befraft.
2pnbpn, 81. Sept.-Mus Sapan. - Die
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS gufrubr- partei ron Mifatc il
untertprrfen pcrten unb Elm literaler @erfebr
nit benz IusIante 1T sei6ert.
Srntpn, 81. Sert.-Man iast taBGerrs
peotrts in Sur5ent Elm errbes @ut in llnsarn
a~nfaufen merre.
9pnbpn 20. Seft. - Die ariesstefurt>
tunsen baten id felt lester @cde etrpas selest.
Die pariieryre0e ppQte ber&eeeres VrsuBenfD~
niss in Hiel cine trisseriibe Yebeutune seten,
pas lbr aber mi6lans. Oas gclf gurppas MIL
ausenldeinlit Jrieten, nur Napclepn ni9t, bel>
ien ;3med nod unbefannt unb sieleidt unent=
idieten TT. Seine 3peieeutisfeit unb ltnent.
lhlc7tnbeit errest cine madieube Snbisnatipn.
5amturg q. Sept.-8Gnis @ilbelm III
bier unb finpet Elm berslides WiQfommen, mann
unb mpimmer ct erifeint. 6eute teiuhte ct bic
SSrle unp iaste ais @ntrprt auf cine Mrrede :
Jriete pirb BON MQen serlanat. Sd babe bic
fife 5rHnuns, bab er ni6t setrr@en rerte.
Meine in &iel eebaltene &ebe mar beabI9tist,
bic tarffe gsriheruns bieier5cFnuns gu seten,
unc i'd fam niht bcsreiien, ME enteesenseieste
giueride BON jenen @rrten bereeleitet merben
fSnnen. DieGrfldruns puree nit ero6em SUI
bel aufsenrmmen.
Munden, 81. Sept. - Die Militdr @pn-
renticn ber iapbeutiden Staaten bat beute be-
scnnen.
paris, 81. Sert.-G Gin bieiser 8rofer III
nit 100000 @ertb in Diamantsn burdse-
trannt.
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Mn baS fpunerdme Splf.

| DaB bic ratifale partei taS 2anb au
ben @b9runb be6 @erberbens 9ebra9t
BAT, 9efeben benr bod benfenbe Mdr1z
rer tieierpartei 1elbft Elm unit cine erplz
ie Mn3abl 1T ebrenppu se1u9. sur ten,p<
fratiiaen partet Ibersutreten. unpSSe>
per, ber ntdt fein eieenes Sntere1e lez
ti9li6 int Mu9e BAT, foncern rem bic
Republif uno baS @pbl nes @pltes
ami 6er;en lte9t, mub elmer Yartei nit
Gera9tun9 ben 9tiden ;ufebren, unter
eeren 5erri9aft bic Serbrieften &e9te
beS Nplfes init GIeen 9etreten finp> Gin
srpBer Ebeil'pes8 plfes entre9tetmi benz
Sabel unter bic 8ptmdbisfeit bes Nez
gers 9ebradt 1T, unter teren Miere9iez
, run9 Der 9anoel 9eldbmt unp her Gre
bit 9~eiunten it, bur6 bpbe Steuern rer
Nrteiter seraru1t unc rurb Steuerbez
freiu,,A ser fauuensenre @slrhrpsse IL.
Spetulant bcrei6ert 1T. llnc Ia bic
rapifate partet rur6 uno burb eempraz
liirt it, u0slp", ras Miptiv aller ibrer
5anplunsen it, bic @elp9ier iIe fpmeit
r~srleitet bat cab ibre Sttmme III ben
5alen per @eieBsebuns ncna esbbrt rsr
amDleiten tietet jeeer Beamte betrist
uno itieblt, neil chen bic Suinte0ens
eer ractfalenYclttif beiet: Mas 9emodt
tperoen fam, mub 9enaGt 1rerren mas
Wunrer> cab siele berrcrra9snre Gact~
fale> cte biaan Der 6pfnun9 iih BIN
9eben, Die partet su repr9aniiiren caz
ran ieltit enrltd, sersmeifel11 II. aus Der
partet aus 1heipen.
Dob bic rapifale partei iebp9 INNER
mod cine anfebnlide Mn;abl Grupper
in ben @ablfampf fibren fan,l NUM-
bert uns feinesme9s> ia beut;utage Der
Matertaltsmus iiterau bic 5eridaft
ausibt. 0a5 0elp resiert rte @elt.
Die rapifale partei bat ater in Der
unSerantwprtltd ten Meile ras @plf
aus9eplinrert unc init rieiem erprebz
ten uno 9eitpblenem 0eloe Splpaten,
faule Ne9er uno 2umpen 9efittert unp
ia LANCE Der &acifaltsmus re9iert, tllbt
fir riele5 0eiincel rer @eisen !; parum
balten iie feit sur SABINE hes &opifaliSz
mus. 0ab ale Aemterja9er 8pnp<
balier uno Tabrifbeiiger ersrapifal iinb,
1T ebenfaQS leidt besreiai6 cenn UNI
ter rapifaler 5erri9aft rorf iecer 8e<
ante 1osiel in feline Iaide itefen> als
er ebea fam, 1pe111 er muir fir ra5 raz
rtfale Etdet sptet, 9eidiebt ibn1 nidts
bic 8pnrbalter iinp fteuerfrei uno ,rer<
ben in 0plp besaSlt {; bic Iatridfiriten
unc Mpnrppliiten fncen Is eemib in
tbrem Snterehe vrarifal" III iein.
Wer fir bas rabifale Ttdet ftimmt,
9ebDrt elmer pteler s%enannten Menl1enz
forfeit an. Gin Mann Der ui9t fir
Militdrz unc Ne9erberridaft, ter ni1t
fir Gntredtun9 zines GbeileS re6 Solz
fes, Ter nidt fir bobe unp 9ans UNI
9leide 9eiteuruns, Der ni6t fir Monoz
pol uno Sbub;Due, Der ni6t fit eplolz
iale Geridwenpun9 unc baarltrdutenpe
Setrl9ereien In allenG ermaltunss3meiz
gen fttrnmt - Elm FOLDER Mann fam
nidt fit ro6 raoifale 1idet fimmcn.
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iiber Gbarafter. Ginriftune

Seer uber Gbarafter, Ginridtuns>
Sueucn, N%usrebnun9, 3iel unr @t<
bstmniile Der Treimaueret id 9rinrltd
infprmiren mill, fnpet less i0enswer=
the, in einem 8ublein pom 81 Seiten
IS bat ben Sitel: Die Greimauerei,
pom g. Oebamrs> iberieyt pom Dr..
Serriid". 3u baben pieredt in Seem
ycrf crer curd beige reutideS udbanpz
lun9sa ;u te,ieben.
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6. 0pbian H.. 8ru6er.
Sadfcn Strait, ............... ct. gaul, Ntnnefeta.
Die ~einsisen 8bpleiale Jabritanten ron
Gtiefeln unb Gbuben
In Winneipta, ippie gerfdufer srn Stiefeln unt S9uten
pom bitli6en Warft te;reen. ~.
A6rQantteute fperben Is III itrent gcrtteil Enten, bf
ibnea Spr3uiYre4en. s.tE nj
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II business Cards when prepaid for allowed
discount hese which advertise
meats when paid or charged quarterly
Advertisers residing Eastea United States
for their cards by enclosing reeHbacks for sne srsous
they wish and their cards viii be inserted per
above table, TOR the time paid for.
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work performed by that Board. Liberal and in
tcligcnt assistance has been granted, on applicl-
ton, to all those who devote their labors to the
education Of the people New school houses have
been built-in many places the sexes have been
separated, and n system OF impartially, combined
with healthy competition, has contributed large
ly To the cause Of intellectual improvement.
Mobiles and Representatives.
L rely upon your enlightened patriotism and
upon your loyalty To our Institutions. You will
cO-Operate with me in seeking the welfare Of the
nation, and in providing for it's wants. pray
God Almighty, the Ruler of Kingdoms, to relieve
us in troubles, to guide US in prosperity,
and to help me in maintaining inviolatc the dig
nifty Of my Crown and our national independence
and
We do now declare the Legislature of the King
dom opened
The following list comprises the Mobiles and
and Representatives
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The Vice President declared III. l.. Sheldor
duly elected rs Translator and Interpreter.
The Hon. q. j. Lyons moved that the Trans.
lator and Interpreter be sworn. Carried.
Sworn by the President.
1t was moved by the Hon. j. W. Keawehuna-
hala that Messenger be appointed, and nomi-
ted J. ID. Halai. Carried.
Hon. ). q. Wilder moved that the President
assign place for the reporters of the Press
The Vice President said that the practice of the
House, heretofore, to assign place without
any action. (The reporters were called and a
position given them.)
The Hon. j. w. Keawchunahala moved that a
Janitor be appointed, and nominated James Ku-
kona, the Janitor of the Court House. Carried
The following is the list of officers for this ses-
sion:
President-His Highncss NJ. KekuanaCa.
Wee PreSdent-Ilon. Godfrey Rhodes.
SocretGTy-R. Ill. Stanley, Esq.
ChapIaIn-Rev. l.. Andrews.
Interpreter and ndIrdnsiafOr-H.L L. Sheldon, ESQ.
.Sergeant-dt-Arms-W. c. Parke, Esq.
Messenger-J. ID. Halai, Esq.
Janitor-James Kukona.
His Ex. f. w. Hutchison moved that the Pres
ident appoin. the standing Committees of the
Assembly. Carried.
The President, through the Vice President,
stated that he wished an extension of time to
prepare the list of Committees, and asked until
tomorrow morning to prepare the list.
His Ex. ) III. Phillips gave notice of his inten-
tion to present, tomorrow, acts as follows:
An ACT to authorize the Collector General of
the customs to permit the withdrawal of alcohol
in certain cases.
An ACT to change the time for holding the
Circuit Court of the Fourth District.
An Act to provide for the adjournment of
Courts in the absence Of the presiding Justice.
Az ACr to enlarge the jurisdiction of the Su-
prcme Court.
An ACT To provide for an additional term of
the Circuit Court, in tho Third Circuit.
An ACT to transfer the supervision of the police
and executive officers of the law from the Depart
ment of the Interior to that of the Attorney Cen
eral.
An Act to provide for reports of judicial busi-
ness.
On motion the Assembly adjourned until eleven
O'Clock tomorrow.
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LEGISLATIVE PROCEEDINGS.

FIRST DAY. SATURDAY, April Is, 1868
&c legislative Assembly met at IL O'Clock NJ.
issuance OF the Proclamation of His Majesty
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IF Won want Printing executed neatly;

A SUPERIOR SEWING MAoH1NE.-Mr. D. b.
Haseton, whose name is inseparably corrected with
sewing machines. advertises some Of these family
comp uions TINT are all that is desirable. They are
small and compact and yet can do the same work as
the larger and more oumbrous machines II Is now
generally conceded that the best Of goods are put up
in small packages. and the Wilcox & Gibbs Silent
Sewing Machine fully sustains this assertion. It
combines all ,he latest improvements. and no well
regulated family should be without this important
adjunct to domestic happiness.
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death, may be consoled with the knowledge
that he is token from the evil to come. 1t ID
ft that this tribute which you Offer in commem-
oration Of o Judge whose eruine is without
spot, and Of man whose life ls without re-
proach, shall be perpstuated in court where
he presided with ability, dignity and impair
tiality, and in community where he lived re-
spected and died lamented; and, in obedience
TO your request, it is 30 ordered.
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DELAY NO LONGER in procuring an improved
kerosene stove, you would save expense and do all
your cooking without heating the house in summer.
No servant required. All the ladies are using them.
They can be had at j. B. Duyal Son, No. SS7 King
street lAdyt
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AssIGNEE's SALE.
Ttoo Valuable Stores in Eing-stre

Tt0o Valuable Stores in Eing-strest.
Will be sold, at public auction, on FRIDAY, the
14th OF AUGUST next,
One undivided half Of all that LOT Oh PAhCEL
OF LAND. with the buildings thereon, situated and
living on the northeast corner Of King and George
streets. Said Lot peasuies At feet inches front,
more or less on King street. by 120 feet IN depth:
moro or less, and has two fine buildings now used
as stores, &C.
Te,ms-One-haf cash; the balance In one year,
with interest from date Of sale and payable semi-n
nualy, and secured by bond and mortgage OF the
purchaser Premises 70 90 insured IIu pyaCy
HENRY DEAS, Jr,
... Assignee Of Philip Epstin.
r..i-nI f8
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Clothing auS furnishing GOODS.

LOOK AT THE PRICES TO WHICH WE
HAVE MARKED OUR STOCK OF LIGHT
WOOLLENS AND LINENS MADE FOB THIS
SEASONS TRADE, AND SEE WITH HOW
LITTLE MONEY YOU CAN PURoHAsEA
COOL AND COMFORTABLE SUIT MADE
IN THE BEST MANNER.
FINE MIXED CASHMERE sgIT-sAcK,
PANTS AND VEST. ................:.....$1s 10 oo
SCOTCH CASHMERE sUIT-sAcK, PANTS
AND VEST. .................,.....".. Hoo
FINE DARK MIXED CASHMERE SUIT
SACK, PANTS AND VEST ................. 18 oe
FINE INDIGO BLUE FLANNEL SUIT
SACK. PANTS AND vEsT............... 1sod
SILK MIXED CASHMERE sU1T-sAcK.
PANTS AND VEsT........... 2oeo
BLACK D'ETE sUIT-sACK, PANTS AND
VEST. ......................... Is 90
BLACK TRICoT SACK. Do0
LIGHT FRENCH FLANNEL sAcK.......... 4eo
BLACK ALPACA sAcKs............ 80 to5oo
LOT OF FANCY CASHMERE sACKs-for-
merly sold at 50 90 to s12 oo-now... ...... TOO
LOT OF MlDDLEsEX CASHMERE SACKS. 500
FANCY CASHMERE PANTS. 500
GREY FLANNEL PANTS AND VESTS. -. 400
GREY FLANr.EL SACK AND PANTS. $50
ooTToNaDE sUITs-sAcK AND
PANTS SO 80 to Sc 90
WHITE DUCK sUITs-sACK, PANTS AND
VEST............ Observation-Disclosures. loco
HEAVY WHITE DUCK sUIT-sAcK, PANTS
AID VEST. .......................... 16 90
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN Sacks. 90 TO 5oa
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN PANTS. 1 90 to 90
BROWN DUCK AND LINEN VESTS. 100 to25o
WHITE MARsEILLEs VESTS. ..... $50 to6oo
GENTLEMES's FURNISHING GOODS.
SILK AND GAUzE MER1No UNDERsHIRTs
AND DRAWERS, LINEN. MUSLIN AND JEAN
DRAWERS, HOSIERY, GLOVES, TIES, sCARFs,
BOWS, COLLARS, &C., &c.
WHITE SHIRTS at 50 90. 50 80 and ss co.
S- ONE PRICE. -A
MACULLAR, WILLIAMS & PARKER,
No. 27O KING,
CORNER OF HASEL-STREET,
CHARLESTON. S. C.
June &c
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Store in Rasel-street, aezt to King.
BY HUTSON LEE,
Auctioneer.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, 2sth instant, at the Old
Exchange, at II O'Clock, A. NJ,
All that LOT OF LAND with the two story BRICK
STORE thereon, situated on the south side Of Hasel
street next door to King and now occupied by Mer-
ton & Co., subject to lease expiring LIST November
next Lot measures front on Haselssreet. twenty
Ave 25 feet; on east line, seventy three 212 732l
feet; on south line, twenty FIVE 412 t25.4 feet on
west Iine ,seventy.two 612 (726 feet be the same
more or less.
Terns-One-half cash balance In one and two
years, secured by bord aud mortgage; buildings to
be kept insured and policy assigned Purchaser to
pay for papers AMI stamps.
inv %
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAH
CAMPBELL, KNOX & 90. will sel az @ tU clSUA s,.,,
sat their auction house, NO. % nasei'''i0''' 'u
WMns ss DsaKE Vii sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store. corner King and Liberty-streets, shoes'
M6KAY i CAMPBELL will sell at 10 O'Clock, IN
their salesroom, No. 1876 Meeting ng-sTeet, turnl-
+. sure, dry goods, &c.
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CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered tree
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TIE DAILY NEWS PRIoE CURRENT AND COM
sEacrA1 CIRCULAR will be ready for delivery at
our counting room at nine o'clock this morn
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PAPERS AT sUnMERynLR.-Mr. schur will
supply TIE DAILY NEWS to transient or regu-
lar customers at Horbaeh's Hotel, immediately
.after the arrival of the morning train from
eCharleston.
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WARD 3.-Attention is directed to the notice
. of the Secretary Of the Democratic Club OF this
-ward. which appears in another column.
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NEW R1oE CRop.-Che Savannah News and
Herald of Wednesday says: I'VE have in our
office fne specimen Of the present growing
crop Of rice; the stalk is four feet one inch
high; head ten inches in length, and not filled
out yet, and will grow q foot more. 1t is from
the plantation Of Thomas L. Harrison, on Ar
gyle Island. Savannah River, about. twelve
miles above the city. The plantation OF Col.
W. W. Holland and Gen. George P. Harrison.
neer the one on which this stalk is grown, also
promise we'll.