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r OsT, Ov WEDNr sDAY AFTtR> DON;
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rJ1O RENT, THOSE WELL-K NOW N
PLANTATIONS. "Lances" and coax Grove, ,"
situated in ST. Andrews Parish, about hve miles
from tile CITY, on the Old Rivers Road-conIaining
bctweel two and three hundred nurcs of cleared
cotton and provision land Well adapted to The pro-
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small dwelling, an excellent spacious barn, cotton
and gin house with machinery attached; ALSO su-
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS

WILL BE ISSUED BY SIX O'CLOCK EVERY
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r OsT, ON THE 29TH ULT.. A LIVER
IL COLORED POINTER SLUT, for the recovery
OF which liberal reward will be paid. Address 4,
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January IL"
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GppQrtnersbips.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION.
yJJHE COPAR1NERSHIP EXISTING IN THIS
CITY, under tho firm of BoNAFONT & sALAS,
is this day dissolved by mutual consent. Tho name
of the firm will be used only in liquidation by either
partner or Mr. K. SALAS, Attorno'.
p'-' JOSE BONAFONT.
December 31st, 1867 r. +. SALAS.
January lo
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NIGHT SCHOOL! NIGHT SCHOOL
ANsoN.ST., NEARLY OPPOSITE LAURENS.ST
TIME HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITH
METIC. WRITING, READING, GkRMAN ant
ENGLISH GRAMMAR ore from to 8 O'Clock P. III
Terms-$2 per month IN advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra. -
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TNuR RENT. PART OF A Delight
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MisffQane0us.

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FURNISHED HOUSE TO RENT.-THE
THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE, No. 80 Ha e-
street. newly painted both within and without. aud
newly aud timely furnished throughout, will be rent
ed for the next year ut reasonable rent to sasfac
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street. IL january 8
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v,rANTEp-AN AGENT-ONE CHANCE
w in each town. worthy the attention OF on
active business man. to take the agency tor the SAFE
OF BRADsTREEI'S RUBBER MUULDlNG AND
WEAThER STRIPS, uppled to the sldeS, bottom,
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in, I,Inu 10 nuke aud sell an article OF daily con-
sumption in every family. 1t is entirely new Saie
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A tENrs WAITED FOR THE " LIFE
"A OF JEFFERSON DAVIS" by frank II. A.
iIl.nd of Mchmond, formerly editor OF Lhe % Soutn-
ern Literury Messenger. Tns is o full ana autnen en-
tic history Of the Lie and Pubic services oi tnc
reat Southern leader. Mr. A,triend has enjoyed un-
usual advantages II tho preparation OF this work. as
will be apparent to all Oh examination. sela ior
specimen pages aud circulars, with terms. ADDRESS
NATIONAL PUBLISHING CO., Atlanta, da'
November 70 Amo
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WANTED, BIZ AN ExPEk1ENCEDA AZ
w COUN1ANr and gooI Psnmnn, any employ.
meut that would occupy his attentUn lof 10" houe
daily Address SCRIBE, City Postothce.
January !
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NOR SALE, ONE 25-HORSE POWER
H PORTABLE ENGINE AND BOILER, with saw
and Grist Mill attached, all in good order, by
E. L. BARRE
January4 IL No. 141 East Bay.
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DON'T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBIsA-
~ TED SOUTHERN TONIC, PANKNIN'6 He
PATIO BITTERS, an unfailing remedy for all Dis
cases of the Digestive Organs and the Liver. For
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WANTED, A SITUATION AS EonE-
w MAN or Overseer on plantatlon. atra heieloa
ces az to character and competency iurnlsnea' 1s
address, stating locality aud compensation, =. D."
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nUN"T FAIL To TRY THE CELEBIlA-
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PAIIC BITTERS, an unfaihnS remedy for all Dis
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Watertown republican. [volume] (Watertown, Wis.) 1860-1906, 1868-06-24
s. M "A NHooD fs.Hf
How Lost, How Restored.


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out mode of cure at once simple certain, and
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matter what his condition may be, may cure
himself cheaply, privately, and radically,
Ba5 This Lecture should be in the hands OF
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Sent, under seal. in a plain envelope, to any
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All blanks as above, requiring both sides to
be printed, shall be paid by adding to the price
bid by the contractor for printing on one side,
so per cent, but this addition will not apply
to blank books with ruling and printing on
both pages of each leaf Ia case an, labor is
performed or any materials are furnished under
the provisions of said chapter 81 of the laws
of 1861 OF of said chapter 1872 of the laws of
1865, by the public printer, the price of which
is not fixed by law, the regular 'strade prices
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deducting so much per eentum as, by the pro-
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r TAKE PLEASURE in informing the pub
i lie that | have formed partnership
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Dentist. DR.. S. has been educated at the Phil
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF STATE TREASURER,

UFFIVE OF OIAIE IhhAsUhT1I',
MADISON, April 9Th, 1868. /
s IN accordance with the provisions Of Chapter
/ LA Laws of 1868, hereby give notice that
the notes of the Bank of jefferson must be pre-
scented at the Office of the Bank Comptroller at
Madison, Wisconsin, for payment within three
years from the date of this notice, or the funds
deposited for the redemption of The same will
be surrendered as provided in section two 0
said act WILLIAM E. SMITH,
2Av2 State Treasurer
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Rron. January 1, 1s6a, untIl January 1, ls7l.

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such style and quality-for 80 = II n centuna
discount from the maximum prices, established
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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
YsMo GcAI bHcrUHx TumEyHs1Nc.-

The third lecture q q the the course @ win be de-
livered this evening, in the Second Pr shy
tefian Church, commencing sat clock,
BY Rev. DR.. Burns. Subject-"Poets of
England" All the remaining lectures of
the course will be delivered in this Church.
We clip the following from the Chicago
.1soss oreferEing tei this iectuEer recently de
livered there: "The hall was crowded to
overfowing by a. highly intelligent audi
dience. Mr.. Paine introduced Rev. r. F.
Bgps,IoE theSssofch Presbyte tiaa GhhrSh,
who delivered lecture on The Poets of
England 1t was an eloquent production,
replete with classic lore, beautiful imagery
and sould stafrihso eieqtieTces't ETC., land
elected the most hearty applause"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
N. X. Cattle NIarketaDec

lin. II. Cattle: lNIarketADecI l4.0f50A
The receipts = for the sweebwere IS 8S3
beeyes, 32,9S2 sheep and lambs, and .3l,774s
BEEvEs4on "Wednesday Of last week.
with light arrivals, being about 500 head, o
and an aetiye.demand, the marketi for beef >
cattle was firmer and prices higher. FaneyH
steers sold at 1715(GlSc, while prime sold {
at 1615(@17c. fail, Jo good 14(9 &c., ordinary
139l334e, and inferior to common 9@91%c.s
On Thursday trade was slow, but pricesi
unchanged, and during the week the MARI
ket, though quiet, was unsteady at the
quotations above. With moderate arrivals
to-day, and with about 2, ,500aon sale sahd "a ]
fair demand, the market was quiet andIl
steady at the following quotations., The
major part of the offerings was common.
We quote extra at 17149715e, prime 16 Is Is /,
Gle, fair to good il51s@l614c, ordinary
l3(91411sc, and interior loo 12e. % 3oa ,t9sq
SHEEP AND LAMBS-Market. mod-
erately active and firm up to Thursday
when, with about $500 head on call and an !
ac i've demand, prices advanced fully Hc,
common to prime sheep 414@7 .aid lsmbsd Z
at same price, During the, remainder OF
the week the arrivals were, fair, and the de-
mand being passibly active prices improved
1c, CLOSING at 5@71 4c.i dToid day with light
receipts, (which were mainly composedof1
of extra stock, the demand was fair and
prices much higher, sales bein gmade at Az
@9lc. .l5fo iiA 1hiafaH! bsiSi'Nut ga b3ls'
SWINE-On the day. followingour last
report the market etiadvancedi fully -114c, with
small arrivals and active demand; sales be-
ing at S334@9c; on Wednesday prices, again
advanced 14e; ranging, from 8 to 9114c; at
these prices thesnafketr ruled quite steady
up;to Saturday, when il was heavy and
lower; prices current being at S1s@9s for,
common to prime stock to-day; market at;
S1o@91Ic.3 317-lls -Si.tA 9au1. sai III
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
,DscALcoMASIdE! PCT ooREs, boxes Of work.
ing materials andZvases ats,Vest waters. y

.VSCHoi q FIJnj5sl. .bcf,oLARsys scs.-Fr7omI
the1-reperts of the a,Auditorl of, franklin
county, made to the School Com missioner
for the year ending Aug. 3lst, ls6S'~e
take the following very interesting facts :,
There has been sl95. 27t4 40 20 school money
received including balance. on hand. OF
this Columbus has paid sll4797 .b2.--e
The amount paid teachers Is $SS03S, Al
Columbus teachers S4z ,s6S. The total ex-
penditures for the year amount to $780,
9e6 T OF this Columbus has received
sSS!3o3 A sHE IiEaR l
Ihere are 2O9 schools IN the county. 0f
these, IL are IN tRe city OF Columbus; 2
German aud Fcolored-%
/ fThere are 6'72S male and 6sl35 female
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
ew A splendid lot of French China
Vases. Jardiuieres. Motto Caps, &c., oftheir
own importation, at oa ,WEsrwArER's.


The BURNETT-TAYLoR CoMBINATIoN---
LAST -PERFeRMANGE- large and FASH
nable audience assembled at the Opera,
House last night to witness the cons olida-i
tor of fun, and humor as exhibited by the
above celebrated originals. The pro-
gramme was brim full of fsmirth, and the
assumption that the pair are the 1.-TWO fun-'
iniest men in he1world" was fully realized
Burnett is the American representative of
Momus, and while his style is dis
tinct from his English coTreres it Is
\ qually replete with side splitting origi-
nality. Taylor presented new phase of
eccentric Ieomedy,i which was the more
enjoyable as it was interlarded with chai-
acteristics songs. siuterpretedsa in "a style
which weSlraye never heard equaled.. His
first appearance as, Sarah Walkern was so
decided success. as to fully enlist the.
imirthful sy mpathy OF the audience for the
balance of the evening. The Caudle. scene
with Alf Burnett Sandl Miss Nash was iad !
mirable. The lady is an excellent comedi-
enne and would ma kea hit in amore iegitia
mate phase of the drama. bHE ises1si 9d' ie sny'
We have never heard the eencertinas
played SO exquisiteiy as it was last night.l
Professor Sharply Is indeed King of the.
instrument, and was. deservedlys greeted
with an encore at every performance. AL
together heetitertainment was one of the
most enjoy able ever presented to the citi-
zens of Columbus and we regret that this
evening will bethe,last of their appearance
| here. Secured seats can be obtained at
Seltzer's music store. ~-1Hsls - q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
MONDAY EVENING. Dec. 14th, 1868.

MONDAY EVENING. Dec. l4Gn. 1865.
Council met pursuant to adjournment..
Present--Messrs. Armstio ong, Bergin, Ca
rem, Chadwick, Comstock, Donaldson
Frankel, Gibbons, Janney. Knopf, McAlis-
ter, Mcdonald, Patterson, Reinhard, Ross
Wall and President Naghtsn.,
S9& Rrssideptc tcsllsd the Colnattp oder
The Clerk read the minutes of the last
| meeting which were approved.
The City Civil Engineer made the fol-
lowing reports of estimates for work rer
quired to be done:
For grading and paving the unpaved
| sidewalks, cutters crossing on the
West side of the vacant ground, West Of
the Market House. and for paving the bal
ance of said vacant ground with Nicolsop
pavemens from Town to Rich street, 50, l
4l6 65.
For building double row flag crossing
Long street, $3s.40.
For building double row flag crossing,
across Center alley, at the South side of
Spring street, $3S.4G.
The city clerk made the following re!
port:
COLUMBUS, Nov. 30th, 1868.
To the Honorable City Council:
In obedience to resolution passed by
your honorable body on the 23i day of No
vember. 1868, paid over to the Mother SUI
perior of the St. Francis Hospital the sum
of SIS, being the amount of a dividend COLI
lected by Mr.. Donaldson on 5000 stock of
the Central Ohio railroad heretofore owned
by the city, tor which she returns to this
Council her grateful acknowledgements.
l.. E. WILSON, City Clerk.
The Mayor reported the collection of
SAG for fines and licenses for the month
ending Nov. 24th, 1865.
The Street Commissioner reported that
during the month of November he had en-
ployed horses and carts on the streets to
the amount of $43 75. There had been
373a days work performed at cost of
$56650; other expenditures S9705, making
a total for the month OF S707.30 The chain
gang has performed 225 days work durin &
the time.
&C. K. Cuckler, Clerk of the Markets,
made the following report Of moneys re-
ceived by him during the month of No
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-12-15

PENSION LAw.-The following decision
has recently been made under the new PEN
sion law of July .2sth, 1868. The sfacts,of
the case, which was the application OF they
parerlts Of a deceased soldier for additional
bounty, were as follows: Thecsoldier was
killed on December a 14th, sls63, nleaying as
widow and parents, but MOI child. The
widow remarked on January 9th, 1865, and
thus forfeited her right. The second compv-
trolier OF the Treasury has decided that as
there was no widow of the soldier at the
date Of the act OF 1868, The next living heirs
named in thelaw and tie claims Of the pa
rents were admitted. gl.rs ''Tss