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49,
OFFICIAL.
HEADQUARTERS, 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
NuIn1rrroar G q January 81. 1865.

HEADQUARTERS, 2D MILITARY DISTRICT,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January 81, 1868. J
General Orders No. 14.] .
I. At any sale OF personal properly Dy virtue
of execution issued upon any Judgment OF any
court of The State of South Carolina, rendered
nrior T to the 1sth day of December, 1860. or
subsequent to the 29th day Of April, 1860, upon
any cause Of action arising on any c2ntract en-
tered into prior to the 10th day OF december,
1860. if the highest amount ottered OF pia az
such sale for such property shall Do less 1nsu
two-thirds Of the fair cash value OF sucn piop5
erty, which value shall have been ascertainea aoa
and fixed on or before the day OF saie py 11reo 10
appralsers, one of whom shall be named py
the defendant one by the plalntift, anu , ons
third by these two, and minute OF whose up
praisement shall be certified on the process ?y
the officer holding the same-then; anu ~ II
every such case, it shall be the duty OF lne
sheriff or other officer conducting salo saie, ~
the request Of either or any party 10 tne re,
cord, then and there to adjourn ano poSopGJar
months. ,,;,t,,o -
execution upon any judgment, OF py ynsue G,th =,
any decree Of any court OF the State oi SoutI e
Carolina, rendered prior to the l9th a. aay @ Oh
December, 1850, or subsequent 10 ne 1Stn aas
Of April, 1866, upon any cause OF actloI M 1ai
on any contract entered into piior W .nu ,1r.
offsred or hid at such sale for such real estate
shall be less than two-thirds Of the amount Sd o3
in in the last preceding assessment for state
taxes, and minute Of which assessed y, vaina, ~
lion shall be certified on the process Dy Ine
officer holding the same,..then, ana In evefF
such case, it shall be the duty OF tne sneIin' eIa
master or other officer conducting such SALE
at the request Of either or any party to the re,
cord, then and there to adjosrn and postpone postpone
such sale for the period OF three calenoar
ID. The provisions Of this order shall no not
due duet taxes, nor to any process for the enforce
ment of any lien for labor or material fSs.cog- S.a %
nized and guaranteed by the Laws OF the state
By command of Brevet Major-General ED.
" " LOUIS V. OAZIARC, Ade-de- Camp,
Actg Asst Adj't General.
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baltimore nInsket,

BALTIMORE, February 11.-CoTToN-Our mar
ket was moderately active to-day under continued
favorable advces per cable. We report sales Of 760
bales, taken by spinners and shippers partly to
arrive incluJing Ordinary and Good Ordinary at Tia
18X cts; Low Kidding 10 to 19H Cts and Mlddling
90 cts-bulk Of sales at the latter figures, closing
with holders firm at 20H cts for Middling Upland.
FIoUR-The city millers are only grinding TO a
limited extent in part attributed to the relatively
high prices prevailing for wheat and the sparse
GsIN-The offsrngs are light Wheat-2l00 BUSH
als red only reported; sales of Southern; prices
unchsnRed: we report sales Of TAO bushels fair Penn
sylyans at 81 A5 $50 bushels prime do at 81 55 100
bushes common at 50 35 Corn-1600 bushels white
and 5000 bushels yellow received market hrmer; We
report sales of 1850 bushels at 81 18a1 IL for good
and prime and 81 12a1 1G for damp lots Of white;
$500 bushes damp yellow at 81 Is; 200 bushels do at
81 49, $500 bushels good at 81 49, 2400 bushels prime
ut 81 20; 5000 bushels Western mixed at 81 90 Oats
1000 bushels received, market very firm; sales 1850
bushes common to fair at 76a78c 600 buahels prime
at 300. Rye-no sales
PRov1HoNs-Bulk Meats were held higher. We
quote Shoulders, loose, 9Ac: there were sales yes
tardsy besides those reported, $4,000 Tbs Shoulders.
exc; 900 lbs rib Sides, 11c 400 TBS clear rib,
i2c; $4,000 lbs clear. 12Ac, all loose. Bacon is in
active jobbing demand at our quotations, as fouows;
For shoulders 1l5<a11 kc; rib sides 12Ac and clear
Rib 1SHc, Baltimore sugar-ctred Hams lfa1sc.
Mess Pors we quote firm at S23s4, and report
sale Of 80 bbls Western rump at S1s. Lard is again
htabar: sales Of 14O terces kettle rendered, ]oc
kycz-Continues firm at hall hSc for Carolina; no
sales reported
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sary drawing of tales are hereby preserved as hereto

sary drawing of tales hereby preserved as hereto
fore. -
O. At the next Spring terms of the Circuit and Dis
triot Courts respectively, and whensoever thereafter
newjury lists are to be made for any district jury
lists shall be prepared from the list Of all male cit
zens therein who shall have paid taxes within the
twelve months next preceding, and challenges shall
be allowed In conformity with General Orders No.
80. .LllI 80. ts!sL
8. Upon the return of the uenires, the presiding
Judge of the court shall be authorized at the empan-
cling OF juries drawn to set aside any juror for
personal unAtness by Of intellectual or moral
disqualAcaHons prouided that race, color or former
condition of servitude shall not Of itself be ground
OF exclusion. e, .,i ....i ,lI .eigt....-. ~.
Ii. The Courts OF Common Pleas and General ses-
sions In South Carolina are hereby invested with
concurrent Jurisdiction with the District Courts Of
all cases and matters OF which the District Courss
have jurisdiction under the constitution ndlaws Of
the State. -:
Ill The provisions of the Act Of General Assembly
of the State Of South Carolina, entitled can Act 10
amend the law IN relation to tenants" approved Do
cember 10, 1885, shall be construed to extend and
apply to all of tenancies, whether at wior for
torn limited by the act of the parties or by opera
on of law and whether such tensnciss we're created
by paro by written leases or contracts OF letting
wherever rent shall be due and in arrears, OF
wherever the tenant shall hold after the cessa-
tlon of his right of occupancy. Whenever appnca-
ton Is made to a magistrate to remove tenant for
any cause within the intent Of said Act as hereby
construed IT shall be The duty Of such magistrate
and of the sheriff constable to proceed under the
Act herein rected and to charge no greater lees than
those therein prescribed.
w. In no criminal case where there is appeal
from any other court to the Court Of Appeals, shall
1t be necessary for the accused to appear in person
before the Court of Appeals but in case of capital
felony the Court of Appeals, at Its discretion with
regard to e1pediency to the time and place of SEN
tence, may order prisoner to be brought before it.
BY command of Bvt. Major-GeneIal Ed. R. S.
CANDY.
LOUIS Y. oAZ1ARo, rAide-de-C Camp.
January % Acfg Asst. .Adjt. Gen'l.
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Headquarters Second Military District,
CHARLESTON, s. c., January q, 1868.
General Orders No. ILL.,


CHARLESTON, s. c., January 81, 1868.
General Orders No. II.
I. It having been represented that, owing to cer-
tain informalites and noncompliance with certain
regulations prescribed by the laws Of the State and
by military orders for drawing uries in South Caro-
lina such drawings have in some cases been rendered
irregular and invalid. 1t Is ordered:
J. That juries heretofore drawn, or which, pr owl
to the regular Spring Terms of heCrcuit Courts
now approaching, may be drawn for Circuit or
District Court in any judicial District Of South Ca
lima, whether the provisions Of General Orders No.
32 No. 49, or No. 100, Of the year 1867 from these
Headquarters, were regarded in the preparation OF
the list from which any drawing was made or may
be made, and Whatever such drawing was. or may
be. at regular term of any court, or at an extra
court by the clerk Of court and the sheriff OF
District in the presence of magistrate, and whether
such extra court or drawing by the officers Of any
court ordered by the Governor of the State any
judge Circuit Court or Court Of Appeals, are here
bylegaized; and the right of challenge as given by
the said General Orders No. 80, and the neces.
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Consig nees per south Carolina Railroad
February Il.

1s44 bales Cotton 49 bales Yarns, 1883 bags Corn,
AZ hhds Bacon, 200 casks Clay, 8 ears Lumber, &C.
To Sprague Bro Railroad Agent, & W Arm, VI
strong. Robson. H Cobia Go, q Averin, .
williams. w Mcclure j l. r Agnew, d Rodgers
A. Co. Adams. Frost & Co, NJ Caldwell & Sons, W Q
Dukes L Co, F Mey. J & J. D Kirkparick, j Z
Dawson, Graeser, Lee Smith & Co, W Z Ryan,
Sloan, Cohen. Hanckel Co, Johnston, ,, Crews q =
Co " Courtney & Co, G w Witte, Mantoue Co.
" Roach. Hastie, Calhoun & Co. Willis Ohiso]m: g
O Martindale, Il Claussen, ] Adger 4 Co, J
Corrie, jennings Thomhnson & co. D Wagner j
R Pringle, E stoddard co. Mure Co ,aa sGen-
house ( Co. Blerheld, West l. jones' R N Butler,
Hunt Bros, Aiken i Co, Fraser Dill. Ravenel
4 Barnwell, D g Wayne, Utsey Kenyon.
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MERCHANTS AND BUSINESS MIN

WHO DESIRE TO SECURE TRADE FR0M
w that rich Cotton country, Southwest Geor
ris would do well to advertise in the
"DAWsON JOURNAL"
An old-established newspaper, published at the
ourishng little city of lawson. in the heart Of this
rich Cotton belt Having the largest circulation
of any paper in this section, 1t offers extra induce
e. Published weekly at 50 per annum. Adrer-
.,s;n, ~ r.tea moderate. ELAN CHRISTIAN,
naeomher N Dawson, Gs.
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Commercial.
Exports.

- Exports.
BOsTON-Per schr n Clarke-492 bales Upland
Cotton, 2 boxes Mdze, bales Yarn. Trunk, 2
boxes Beeswax s bales and Dbl Mdze, 3S9 bbls
Rosin, II packages 1ror-
NEW YORK-Per steamship E B Souder-26 bags
Cotton, 936 bales Upland Cotton, 81 terces
Rice, 90 bales Waste, 10 Packages.
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The low and medium grades, these are higher. The

the low and medium grades, these are hl8her' Aho
high grades are dull and heavy ~ s.- ,,,ro-ere
The sales are 5000 bbls mt 50 7Oa9 70 ior
State 50 75alO 10 Tor ordinary river and CITY
sin insIo IN for e1tra state; $40 80a11 80 for fancy
do: 50 6Oa1O 15 for the low grades OF wosleiu sot
Slo 25a11 25 for good to choice sPries3 s3osIn IN
extras: $40 8Oa12 10 for Minnesota exeias' e1o , ~
for ab;nninr Ohio; $40 75a15 for trade ana iamly
brands do; S1l 1Oa12 70 for amber winter e1.Ia Ia
ohio indiana and Michigan; SIS 25al5 1or @nHe ~.
wheat do do; S12 5Oal5 and So 5Oal6 5O ior extra s
Louis. ...,s ~ "a KoaA ON not
Buckwheat fcur In falr denanu a' S3 ooa' ~ Pc
100 pounds. ......-o,, ,,a err, sa1as NJ
$500 bags at S12 5Oa13 To- 90 or
ali 65 for ordinary to good extra Baltimore ana
country sll 4Oal5 for extra and family Georgia and
VIRGINIA. and s11 10a15 80 for extra and family Mary
land and Delaware. or nm
bushels Ohio and Western at 844a843lc in store;
86Hc for small lots ahoat
Corn opener. better and is quite active. The in
auiry is mostly for export
at 81 26a 27c cid do 81 so in store; western wnite
at 81 26a1 27 Jersey yellow at 81 2ial 2b soutnen
white at 81 oral SO straw colored and white 1ennes
pRoy1s1oNsLThe Pork market opened higher and
active but with liberal offerings prices fell on and
The sales, cash and regular, are 1000 bbls, at
500 S91a22 so for old mess S22 313aa21 10 Ior ne"
mess; SIea19 80 for extra prime.
For future delivery We 275O bbls, seller March,
at s23 50a2S SIS.
cut Meats are in demand and advancing. Sales OF
15O pkgs at exc for shoulders in salt and Il Gus tor
hams in pickle
Bacon is firm but quiet. Sales of 700 boxes, part
last evening" at 103Sa1Ic for Cumberland cut; l25c
for long clear, and Is Ne for short clear
Lard is held OF higher figures but the business Is
restricted by the moderate offerings. .<
Sales oil 75O bbs and tcs at 14al4}ac for No lay
a14c for city; 14al5c for fair to prime steam ano
kettle-rendered.
CoFFEE-The trade are buying 70 moaeraee a. ~, :.
tent and prices remain steady, particularly on the
low and the extra grades of Rio, which are most e
sought after We quote Rio, interior to PRIME La
TIC, gold. - ,,,o ~, ,bs
increase. we are gradually advancing our prices.
shippers spinners and spectators, all look on Cotton
as cheap at present prices. We quote
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The special attention of Dealers, Teachers and
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Between Cd and Sd Avenues, New York.
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THE SUMTER NEWS.

OARR & OSTEEN, Proprietors.
DUBLISHED EVERY THURSDAY, AT SUMTER.
Z $. L. Subscription $4.OO per annum. To
Clubs of touI ,9.UU per annum.
Advertisements inserted on liberal terms.
Oecempery
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Passengers.

Per steamer City. Point from Palatka, via Jack.
sonville Fernandins and Sayannah-W King and
wife, Curren, Caur, W Meisted. Pope, Cur
It's, s Rogers Young - Ireland, Mrs PorG9e[; Z
- Breese. T Hammond, Mrs Pinkersohn,
Mcintyre, Miss Bacon, Miss Hayward, Cosby, -
Jobbins. and IL steerage.
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1tyRapoo1. oI.Ass1rrcAT1oN.
Auxusta Market.

AUGUSTA. February 1S.-CorToN.-There has
been u moderate demand to-day, but buyers offered
fraction lower than sellers were willing to take,
they asking 1870 for Middtng. Market closed quiet.
sales, 684 bales; receipts, 1913 bales,
LARD-scarce at 16al6H for prime Tennessee:
CoRN-Demsnd and supply fan round lots bring
Al 30 at decot; retail, 81 S5a1 Il from depot and
store.
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CITY RAILWAY COM
PANY

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM.
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS !
CHARLESTON, 80: Ca, January lst, 1883.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CTTY
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave LeDer Terminus
at 7So AM, and at inter- at sA.M., and OF inter-
during the day till the during the day tilI 9 p
last trip at $50 PM. NJ
N.h.-Leave the Battery on each hour from A.
office. '
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo.uer Terminus
at 730 AMI and at inter at sO7 A. NJ, and at inter
yas Of fifteen l5) minutes walls OF fifteen 10y minutes
during the day till s.l5 during the day till PM.
N.B.-Leave the Battery MiHy-se,sn t37 minutes
past each hour. Every other trip from the old Post
Office.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
KING-STREET LINE.
at AM. od and % at inter- nus at $50 An. ana at
walls of twenty (2O) min intervals of twenty (a0)
utes till Thrco tS) O'Clock minutes till $50 PM,
P. NJ, when the interval when the intervals every
is every ten l1O) minutes ten nO minutes till 7.30
till TOO p NJ P.M.
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery, until $50 p.
II. The LAST trip Of each car to the old Postofice.
RUTLEDGE-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminus
at AM, and at inter- at 9.37 AM, and at inter-
walls of every fifteen 5J vals of every fifteen (l6)
minutes till IL O'Clock NJ, minutes TILL 1887 PM.
when the interval is every when the interval Is every
thirty 1907 minutes til thirty l30) minutes till
GAS Pm. 7.30 PM
N.B-A the trips are to the Battery, until 5.S7 P.
NJ The last trip of each car TO tho old Postofiee.
S. W. RAMSAY,
January22 Secretary and Treasurer
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Consignees per Northeastern Railroad
February IL.

14l bales Ootton 100 bbls Naval stores bags Rough
Rice, Lumber, Mdze, &c. 70 & j krkpatrlcIK, 4
MONTY Co, ] R Pringle, Adams, Frost & Co, G W
williams l. Co, N Caldwell & Son. Graeser, Lee,
Smith & Co, G W Clarke & Co. 6 E Pritchet, Il Bis
chof & Co, P Mulkai, A J Perry, Thweatt, A
M Roads, A Sawyer, Railroad Agent. Marshall.
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Now York Market


Tho Now York Evening Post Of Tuesday, Febru-
ary II, says:
The loan market is quiet at Sac, with transactions
at4 and an increasing desire to lend at low rates.
Discounts are unchanged. Choice bills are scarce
aud wanted. the rate teing 6ae.
PRODUCE MARKET.
NEW YORK, February u.-FLoUn, 6c.-The mar
bet for Western and state Flour Ia more active for
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Mo1AssEs-A very good demand prevails from re.
fners and the trade OF steady rates. Muscovado at
45a55c and New Orleans 75a95.
R1cE-The market is quiet but steady at loha
SueAns-Raw sugars are not 30 very active, buy
ers refusing to operate beyond immediate necessi-
ties Holders, however remain steady 12a12Ic ior
fair to good refining, and 121a12Ac for NO II Do1.
Refined are steady at 17a171sc for powdered granu-
lated and crushed. sa.
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Arrived Yesterday.
Steamship Key West, Rudolf. New York-7O hours.
Ballast. To Courtenay Trenholm.
Steamship Virginia, Sherwood, New York-oo
hours. Hay. To Willis Chtsolm.
schr Chic tain, Rathbun, Georgetown, @. shir-
giles. To the Master.
Steamer City Point, Adkins, Palntka via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina and Savannah. 100 bales Cottor-
To D Aiken Co, q Ingraham Son, W NJ Law
tom M Never Pinckney Bros Lieut. Hathaway.
King & venning, L 7 Potter, l. D Kirkpatrick .
Myers. f.
IN THE OFFIN6. .
Bark Mary L Louisa, from New York
Cleared Yesterday.
Steamship souder, Lebby, New York--Jno Il
Theo Getty.
Sailed Yesterday.
stsamship Souder. Lebby, New York
Steamer City Point, Adkins, PalRtka, via Jackson
Vile, Fernandina and Savannah.
From this Port.
Steamship Moneka, shackford, New York, Feb TO-
Up 1or this Port.
Steamship Matanzas, Ryder at New York. Feb 10. 10
leave 18th.
Cleared for this Port.
British ship Kate Troop. Crocker at Boston, Feb g..
Memoranda.
The brig Falcon, from Boston for this port put into
Fortress Monroe Feb 10, with crew hostbitten,
would get fresh one at Norfolk
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rne Charlogron Cotton Market.

The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY News
CHARLEsToN. Friday Evening. Feb. IA, 90.
The dull and declining condition Of the New York
market with only smoderats inquiry, caused prices
to fan OF X@Xc. q b.. Sales about 600 bales, say
at 10, IS at 1e; 40 at IT; at Tx; 50 at TN; SO
at 1s; 50 at 1s at 1S; 50 at 1S2; 26 at 10; 66 OF
lsk; 50 at 1sK; 10 at 20; 1os on private terms:
We quote: a.....l
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.
Ordinary to Good Ordinary. ....... .16h@1s
Low Mtddlng. .................. ..l6H@-
MlddhnR. ..,.....................19 @19H
SC1ct mponnS. S..........s.s.ss''''' -Y%o
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THE DAILY NEWS.

prom London Ptrach.l
Another Parody OF Tennyson.
ftIU 49, ar
ON A sEAsoNABLE LETTER.
BY A VICTIM.
r-.
Here It Is here-the birth OF tho year,
And with II my tailor's letter
II he'd spare his penuy, nor sent me any'
For himself he hsti done much better.
oh. foolish man, skin flint who can'
Who shall bleed stone, pray you!
With the cssh sank In the Agra BANK
might very freely pay you.
The fall of stock was al awkward ehocK'
Most blue looked my bland attorney;
For a precious lot went to hopeless pot
when Oyerend failed with Gurneys
tn Epyptinn trade then turned for aid,
And in Wsshoes Mine rested;
But they came to grief, or some sw1ndi1ng th1eI
Ra,, of with the sums invested.
sYou want your DUE" I've no doubt you do,
And wish may live to payit;
But I'm up tree, you may plainly see.
Fit must be 500 be 1t
That life Ia brief Is some slight Ielief,
As your bill my last pipe kindles;
And INV Snip. my Snip, we'll at least agree,
We hate their shams and their swindlee.
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". z. RUSSELL & CO.,
.y So AGEN T s.
kANUFACTURERsO OF
SASHES,
BLINDS,
DOORS,
MOULDINGS,
&C.. &c,

No. s HAYNE-sTREET, UP STAIRS, NEXT DOOR
to Messrs. Geo. W. Williams Co., Merchants and
Bankers,
HAVE IN STORE FOR SALE LOW FOR CASH:
1,OOO pairs WINDOW sAsHES, glazed, all sues
1000 pairs Window Blinds, oil sizes
500 pairs Panel shutters, all sizes
1000 Doors, all sizes
100, 600 feet Mouldings of all kinds and sizes
Stair Newels, Ballusters and Rail- and Building
Material generally.
Give us o call; you will find the BEST WORK and
the LOWEST PRICES in this city.
January wfm3mos
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PORT CALENDAR.
PHASES OF TIE MOON

First Quarter. 1st hour. minutes, evening.
Full Moon. eth, hours, II minutes. morning.
Last Quarter, 18th, hours, minutes. Dorning
New Moon, 2Sd, hours, u minutes, morning.
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Mariae Mews.
Arrived Yesterday.

Port of Charleston. February ls-
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SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

GENERAL sUPERINTENDENTs OFFICE
CHARLESTON, y. c., October 8, 1857.
ON AND AFTER OCTOBER 6, 1867, THE PAS
" SENGER TRAINS on the South Carolina Rail
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT

FOREIGN.
LONDON.
Ship Missouri, Edwards, cleared. Jan
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Leave Le,0er Terminus
at 8 AM, and OF inter-
walls Of ten (l0) minutes
during the day till 9 P.
M. -
on each hour from 8 A.
+ trip from the old Post