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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

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;pirH unp Dap Die Mjpiler cine 8ia ctn-
Sthiaen WltFen am Die SrdBe iD balo, ais
H.bglial 5IcglGHtaer.
Genbpn =. Sttpber. - Seute ereiBs
Hete iidl in 8ErnGsieA IN etaeH' @ebarbe, tas
5Ur @srfcrti5una ron Ttuerrerfen tertpe:b,t
tpUrtt, etde IUratbdre @rplOipn. Ga5 Sc
pdure wurre 0Qn5ltd scrit6rt. 2lU5 zen
GuiitGt fnt flnf Eetd,nartf b"erdu8geQrttttet
ppr2lu, &ieban Gneere 9erioncn crlttten
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1ic SAaetrD erpd0WeR rnS @er&bt, baB
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SCR Gb,nh Ter %llrbcrlantfDit fa9er, bab Ptr
5Gati.r cen 6nfen Son Gtifau am @jplf bpr
psAtt2 BEN ircmcen @anNe bat erBfnen
lalGN.
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o2Imcrtcan Gagie|, Capt. WODre ba9 am
10. Gtpiinbtr SOlt lieftgn 9afen n1d,
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&l9neIt8 in Gn9lanp elm.
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lat 9lep' gort ab.
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NidGtt matt un5 9eorVGt mar. Die @eiammts
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EurpNGiidle @QbcIberilltc.

Gppenbdgen, Z. Sft.-Oer Sbnig
bielt bet Grphlln1 re59tetasta1es cine &eoe,
pprin CT fdate, onb bic Observation-Disclosures NIT
Der rreuBtfdfn ReAteruia In ttr S0ta5ipi1s
| 9o!itein Iceen AfBeieBtnbeit pine 9t;iUitlt
gepefsn ieien. Der QBitiG DGren1arFF' 8 ft,
nit @reubm bic iTje0Itd,tn 8e5tebangen 81
| ertditen.
Die &atifstruno beS 1erfauft5 ben 81.
1bprrtaS ure dnerrn Snfell In WeiTirbien I'm
ce Scr. Staaten Il. ypnt 9trid)5tag aIf Gin
| Sahr bttausgetdlobfi !pD.tel.
GtperEcpL Z. Oft. - Das &IiF 81.
unb 6. QpScti", GfSt. @atfeln, ba5 YIN Kim
hrriian ndW EpicN ie8rits, IHf Icd In gu.
eit.
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latff n9atmNrd", Capt, N1ttpn, 9a$ YQr
Nep' gprf ON "a. Stpr. ab8efabrea III, fam
9ifern 80 llbr BIER alt.
SueenstDpn II, Z. Gtlbg. - GaS HQn
NGtp gprf iommrnpt Bamnfitif yGttp Of
Baltimore" traf Oeu.e bier elm u. I,Geite nab
liverpool.
Mabrth, 7. Sftebcr. Gie rrb8tioeis
ide Sunta iptrp bic Sinner fer GaWagSeu
fret mddei, beYor np@ Die G0gte5 Die nGn;e
!lAe @ur1rbnn9 Der Gflaberei In han @QIp-
hts'n %pcrfagen.
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NeeiGruna 1T prsNntlFt. Gtrtalp mo grim
ltnp III Gbrete9 rAipanttn rtnp @nuefrc aunt
fungurnpen @rali6eaten aentadjt iporgtn.
Htberp unb Stap NrnliNc fputben III g5ice-
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sliep prn Srasp's Gneinet !rar iid All
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Slarta 8ig:rp. 2Gien;ano ttnp Iga'e
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Spanien la8t, ban bic gnrltfen ttc basfiaen
9roStajen uno &rraepnien aufsureaet liir
den unb RAP rhetrffe ter f1pGlen SuntpS
9rptcite 9eBen Die Sbertptett bes MariAaas
Serfanp ptiShentlttt baben.
9eft, 7. Sftpber. - Die @efmhblen Der
reridiepeleft apstpar,aep WiaDte al QSien
tnp Der antet, fantfde 9teprd ientart Bancroft
tu Berlin bdbet Dcrtetnl1aftlih ette @breTe
an Soerrn Osnf ertsDprien, bic aeieaerbettltds
beg ibnt 81 Gtren peranfafieien 8anquets
iiberreidt merben fDa.
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8dbeljanee niGt.)
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bas Goniite bGs getreIS Ger Qanp9eieee in
Srlario BON rerh lebieR nntetbait5 erilannt
rppreen 1T, rem @drlament slfih III SlnfanG
Der nafitet SiBurt9 fetaen 8eridt pprlcgen
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WndlIeic telel auhiidler WfridlLr.

Die beridtt0 3indieN'Iae alage 6eatn
cen 8unecS.S teuertSmn,tIar RpIins, CT
Steuerrim )ner SmStb uno anbsre cnhete
Mittfpph I'M Suntes' 8retsseri6hi su Teip>
gprf nit ibrer Nb!petfung.
- o. gG. 6alcpG UNI her Tfgrtbaner z.
&. 6edrn, bipet in SIR. "a, 9eahfr., Stem
gprf ,petnenee Commits, Molten i'd @i'%s
re6 frIH II .6Ubpfen, T.,S., bueatrcn.
5tnfas Nbenb braunte &ancpd naA pbi>
lapelpbia burG. Seam parp spreeftern
friib nctif SeSIeituna auf rer t6ptptcncr
Bdpre drrettrt ,nc BON Stabtrtdter init Ct,
nenl 8ernetie entlaffen.
8rrgeltern beDanit IN g9rf, ga, bic
GpuntN<& dsrbaus Gusfeiung. Sie pauert
big reute. Sferperenneh !parea aeitern an
Der &n6espyrnun9. t
Der 0pir. o@cipraep" aitB peraeFern
MIL S520,000 ppR Gan SranSistc al. 1928
GOO inn h1d ren StaalsN, $4,000 nab
Gn8iane peiirtnlt.
Sen 99itplltrt spegDsn kiGie Gtebsben
oentslpet.
- Sn lliiea, R..g., ta9te cine Wcaer,
Convention, ipeihe fb fur pes a1aemeine
Stiinmreft uno ir Grant unp gplfdr aus
lprah. Die gpRSeni.p on fanp urter Der Sci.
turs BON rdpifaien @plitifern fat uno BAL
ZEN i3ped, rem fiiolihm Re9etn Sar5 in biz
Auger AZ ftreuen.
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SIN Nefp . slprf nintntt bic breiidGr'
liAe Convention Der %~rpietantifaen Gptfrp,
paifirhe bic Mufmertiamffit beT @ldubi9en
Der a~neltfanifGsu 1irGe In Slnfpru6.
Die @ertdte aus Connecticut mslber
I1it ourh bic Sanf erbfbte ftuipfratifGe
@aipritatsn.
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ROT eeraentirt,, sab Die Jtsaieruas ben Gin
tauf Scn Cuba bsdbf@tise.
Sn BEN Staatsbesrts 4Gkrid,te BON
8anias entidieb &iGter safe, bab friteren
Sploasen urb @enrrGIen Der spnfppuirsa
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Wcueftc 2SGglber2d1te aus
iSDu1frrT;cTf.

&artfprp, s, Sft.-&mttt9e Sart@.s
iber bic @iOut1DSpa4I lieaen aus tea mel.
itfn SrtGn Der. Bon 1G2 GQipn3 Qabcn Ct
ppte BEN 1frnt,f&e, 86 urHGlifant(4G M}G3ra
betten, WGbrer9 Z ge,BeIit linb. 9on 10
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lbe @iebrHeitsn gab,,t, fetleR nod Die @e~
rthtr. Sn 3 Gpmn7, wGtdf ftiber repub,is
tanii4 unp IN A, peId,e~ 8eipa''en rpareo, ba,
tct Die Scntcfya Il nc 9au5cn &e1EUng5r
hebSrpen aeIyoursn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1868-10-09

Grntt bic &c0jfrjrun0 mi@t acrnci8crt plr-
rem cdrF.
90 Sn SDebcpQan, gGt5c, @ugccn dnt
Dienitug 6 eaaen unt pte IutteriNe att0e
Surh 6auer 1erjt5rt.
- Sn g6attrburY, Grnn., tt ba9 game
bCNgfratti9e $ifet ermdElt NIT cincr ttlr@
fhniitll6en Wajortldt pon 24Q.
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sg:A 8. & StEi.r.
Eicil berT SD babs itt ilrlger bfNrHtsr Sabrta
I'll &tleha pHGr etnCr NagidEsiG!ase Heinz gljlen 9e,
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ntn 51mmsr. pi5iG, cine llGile Hnb hem 3e.tgu rteai Il,
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fam etae. nG SflclunR heiul "a Dglte III mir Gina
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]teRfetJcr So a,traa%,a. %Gle lruri9 t9 g~in:GruUA to
feFti 1Giutlt @atgd-H fort, Ulp Heg ErpiS war atley
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rjrr5 nliW EGl3. gcrttlriNist Wll ~iyruoi5t Ielc n,
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5rr Tui..t!iasr WiGlash -. Jidira, En-
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8eGsr@ gPlO0pn SECS Rsr'onsi
Orc1as Tcucr.- tspnareG,
NpntiftaftNlf.

30 III II, s, Stt,-@eu:a nRH fun inbra'
minabum Gin @ran6 tatt, ipelder, ais ner
8abnjuB ab8in3, rte 3erlDrung aiter @e,
tGWpe an rer !SaWptitraGe befirUGn iieG. -
Sm 8. 9iitrItts ron Mafo6uieh8 1T Der
@atb. g. S. Scare fir ben Grn3reb nClnt
ntrt fpprSen.
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@d1dn q, 8. Sft.-Dem Gen. GaN!a
Irna 1T etn @efHi bes &eEeral.G aptsaa9
3ugs9ahBen, bic SaicI Guta 81 p%eriaiI;n.
Der @rr,n fir bteien GEtaB tptrp aitt mtt-
getGeilt.
Der Jnbtauers yrlepcufcpusmtffdr.
GbtcaG 90, s. Sit, - Dje Jn2ianerv
5rtecens : GpmmtfiDn II btUie Jl04ntitr
tag i'm DTrenOat 6pufe" ~Berlnmheit eGpas
ien. Gtt @eRegi!e SbetntNnj &urAep, Gtte
ny unb Sdnbcrn, Sbltf &0ppaN rnp gom-
lntidr &ag'7r ipQren drepeierp. Gia Ser
fannIAnGen Ycuyptn bel 0ei@f9fenen GhJe
ren gelUFrt.
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Der grrje
OOgrD0at- 9l)ie8 eG5erGr heller

5tai Gatfstien ai!cr S30rtt,sjEeircu uNb 9tet.
tt1fn Dec Saul,
IS it tle ssnSergcgfe -~'eti3'r. u.!Fe AIR. Cnsier
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tsf1Itigi ttA. lur ale llarc;ui1itltta ttr Sauf, iOutsrt
gicbt aid ttsic fcbr Gtrtni&tc Vidrpetl her EaIt.
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scr ,9aat, eyiiteHsr, SfgpiariuS, ar5ae, g(ciIsl.
triei,t, 2aBInF, 9dlnu.id6tig. atlcv 2lrl, b6;sr,
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]io'uibcr, ud'iie ]c5efSy,ofi tt, rrfrosymc t5Gas. -i.t=
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Girpfrtpetie irib Iap &h2A6s 6lrjt
plsl 5sraDre bic dtii4tqatinem f,isntn arc Srn.
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i2c;ttU =. Siau.r
GGs ctr S~GlNrt0fe rEp NIs.fr.
81. aH.a Wtctt;In .SiNtIerl It uifcr.
EJ- ercis fittt III 5sclts prp %infsi,,
gflr feI&c, tie plJ GiIaitn4mers f.r4sit i.3.e
fro dtt.
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@cblc@teS a45etter altf Ger CSC.
&e9 8 4, Gta., s. 0ftptGr. Scr
OGinpfer DWdrYlanp" tit bier dn4tlgWlmen.
gr bate am 5. Sa. 70 f6letteS gSfttfr, taf
er 9e3tpltn9ea mar, BE DedlaHung itey @pro
Al ipeTfen.
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SErbkcben IN Bnl;fnrn;an.

Shn Srnn5t6co, s.. Stt. - Grsi
GrptGBe tpurben ain G.. ;. Wit8, int Slbfrs
9ebtrne Serlpirt. Giet@ parnllf mar dc It-
nlpfrkGre nit Nalnrf o%efMpInnfrt.
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Ielegr0pDti4e 2cPciac1g.
~efi@tt' f1F leu "6'HIf5'0 S'FFeP'7'f'''H''
IbernGtG ciia 9Srei9fGHagft-
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hier ar G0cmds SENS sen Gal6arr2 yRf-
lte6er in lcGte: Nn@t, pe9iettet rpa. 4jeldH't
80 uCtpriiden &lgplc6teyn, in etRetN t)i2.a.t.
Darpfcr bic GtG9tpnb DegAben fh n0G rcr
GEpasSnirl, 9Qrt4mPttb @lrtQG g.=6.i
no tie @rlgeNanntsr fG UNI CjneA 9rej@
son $1,000 pQuften. g. fansen So &an8t
ttait. ynp rtf S5Npf S5Urrtc % MliilU.m.
SSeporne rparp GicgGf, Belize l@elbga faten
bet'Nt S4iuiie Der gaIaerti t5;t jr8cr,Ntft
aus.
M7A. Sen. GptrQln e. bic Stage &C.
Gen Wao, Gill Suriage3pgcn.
Dus erie Renncp auf ~. DStycae
&afn" farE bcuts WSGrenb zines tti.t8sn &c
ncKfareS fatt. Der yGpi9ft9" feate In 3
Mfialten urb I64 Get9ppm, EaS 5itet G
Reunra gegprrm Der 2 SQtie d''e oDantal
Boone" in l Wiuute Nno 1919 Sebuncft,
Sc brittle bds &leyp ODi5co@up" In 4 MtnNa
ten unb liz CT,
Gin uRbefnAtrr 8pdrf ngtarn Gtnen1
Inp5en, In G,Gniei Etr !R6. 81. SIR. GMteq
& g., cine Sem Sp0 @icfs: f. nc NuBcn
unO berauGte i5n iOcaaR UNI 8 8aurt3fegN.
5000.
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llaN 1]rgalegl.

- ssaashaaAEa h Dsr elcsaut ma bta.ient eftosrlGhle
A@1G cii . Optr. rS5yyn:Gt : ,apt'o %ebi,s
aber, gtGisam 9pitter.da, han IS. C,t.., scn Jt,S.
gOrtnas o'smeItdb, GSssss @faGt Ems pagnst ns0t.
man til All H.. a. 3 ,gsf,y, %
t2-fI-6l Ode 6et gtoIhrnfe, II. gi,s8-.
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Nse ea . a,r91a,
Gable DespAtsnea

LoNDoN, November 10. The Court
OF Common Pleas, with 9 full bench.
confer suffrage on women. y 8;
The Tines publishes the basis OF
the settlemeht Of the questions be-
tween the United States and Great
Britain a mixed commission of two
men from each country will be ap-
pointed to adjudge all questions since
1868, the date offthe last, oommis-
sion's expiration. England's respon-
sibility for the Alabama's operations
has been referred to Prussia. IF q
decision favorable to America is made,
the commission will investigate the
claims of America, and waive the
question Of the recognition of the
Confederacy. The San Juan affair
will be referred to Switzerland for
arbitration.
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NEW ROCKS.

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i Coleridge, DeQuiucy, and other opium
eaters. $1.76. :
About Woman, Love and Marriage, by
Saunders, author of Salad for the Solitary.
$3.50. ~ @
A Strange Story, by Bulwer. $1.O0.
Agassiz'a tourney In Brazil, with plates.
Life In the Argentine Republic in the
days OF the Tyrahts, by Horace Mann.
Barnes on the psalms.
Canoes from English History, by Miss
Old Dover House, by Annie Thomas.
80 cents sf = 4 w
And en- assortment Of new London and
American Books, for children, from 25
cents to $1.25. For sale at ''fi3e w
Oct IA BRYAN d MoCARTER'S.
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RESISTING PROVIDENCE.
ct 1FE INSURANCE enables a man

DO IFE INSURANCE enables man to
IL put himself in harmony with Di-
vine Providence. Providence has brought
the institution into beiry TO bless the
race. He who refuses IL, distrusts and
despises Providence and invites its ven
geance upon himself and his household.
We know OF no fallacy 80 transparent, no
delnsion more groundless, than that
which makes the practice of Life Insurance
appear as an attempt to controvert the
Divine will"
Thousands of widows and orphans live
to attest the divine beneicence of LIFE
INSURANCE. Without it's protecting
@gis, many of them would, to-day, be beg
gars upon the streets, or occupants of
poor-houses and penitentaries. No man
can foretell what will be his circumstances
at the time of his death. The rich man of
to-day dies the pauper of tomorrow, and
the family. delicately reared, become the
unprepared victims Of dire Want, with her
train OF countless evils. Such result is
impossible, with policy of Life Insurance.
1t, indeed, offers The Only absolutely safe
Investment which can be made for the
benefit OF ones family and Of his own old
age. AA other Investments nady result in
loss or ruin. If all would insure, who can
calculate the immense suffering and crime
which tho world would be spared!
HTNA LIFE INSURANCE COMPA-
Ny, of Hartford, Connecticut,
Assets SIO,OOO,OOO
III. E. NICHOLS & CO.,
OctoDer 70 3mos General Agents
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psIaaAEqGAIs A5sp. & CoaIhiInrIsoEAi... y }


" CoIUAlbIA, November 10. Sales of,
cotton to-day 159 bales s74midd dlings
g2255f,} iii,ia i,.;.
REWi YORK, November 10 m oop. -
Money active, at ,T5 Sterling 911aa.
Gold i259 e. Flour q shade firmer.
Wheat held at 2@3o. higher, without
movement. Mess pork nomipally
2s. Lard dull---steam fi61S(Sl7.
Cotton dull, at 2424.qs hsls] IN Z +, ,
z F. M.-Uotton shade lower:
sales 1900 bales, at 241s @243344-.
mostly inside fignre. FIenr 5<a1Go.
better-superine 5@6c. s.; Wheat
closed dull, at yesterdays prices.
Corn dull and drooping-mixed
Western 1.15@1.17; white LII.
Pork $500. Lard heavy. Whiskey
firmer, at LOS. Rice easier-Caroli-
ma $1,000. Freights frmer-cot-
ton 55C91a. Governments closed q
shade lower. Money closed easier
and plentiful, at 7. with some trans
actions at 6. Gold weak, at 34L@
34L.
BALTIMORE, November 1O.-Flour
dull. Wheat very dull-prime to
choice red 2.10@2.2O. Corn dull
new white 75@S5; yellow 9O992; old
dull, at 70972. Rye dull, at 35 64O.
CINCINNATI, November 1O.-Whis-
key unsettled, at loo. Mess pork
20. Shoulders 13A. Lard 16@17.
CHARLESTON. November 1O.-Cot-
ton dull, and &c. lower; stock light;
sales 241 bales-middlings 23LM
2311aa; receipts GIT.
AUGUSTA, November IO.-Cotton
market active, but prices easier; sales
78O bales: receipts 660-middlings
221l.
SAVANNAH, November 1O.-Cotton
dull and declining; sales 392 bales
middlings 23(92314; receipts 2.O4O.
MOBILE, November 1O.--Cotton
sales LOO -middlings 22A@
%; closed dull at inside figure; re-
ceipts 995.
New ORLEANS, November 10
Cotton 14c. lower-middlings 23L@
2319: sales 5,1OO bales; receipts
1882. Gold 35L. Molasses lower
prime 76; choice so. Flour firmer-
superfine 6.75; choice 9.OO612.
Corn scarce-new 1.00@1.05. Pork
dull and lower-31.50. Bacon scarce
shoulders 1475@15: rib 1Ssl919;
clear 10000.
LONDON, November 1O-3P. M
Consols 941s, Bonds 1871.
LIVERPOOL, November 1913 P. M.
Cotton easier-uplands HOLLIS; Or
leans 11A@11as.
HAyRE. November 1O.-Cotton on
the spot 1873; afoat 125.
LONDON, November 1O-Evening.
Consols 9434. Bonds 7414.
LIVERPOOL, November 10-Even-
ing.-Cotton closed with downward
tendency-middling uplands IL; Or
leans III. Sales 1000 bales. Yarns
and fabrics dull. Flour &c.
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Notice to Creditors Of A. w. Thomp.

son, deceased.
DERSONS having demands against the
4 estate of A. W. THOMPSON, de-
ceased, either as principal or surety, are
hereby. notified TO present their claims,
properly attested, to the undersigned,
debted are requested to make payment
without delay. w. Il. THOMSON,
y, $500, - 81. T.. G0SS,
UNIoN, S. c., October 81, 1868.
Hov1 +fmo
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'' SEEING
A CARD.

a CARU.
The undersigned, having sold his entire
interest in the Hotel known as the 'NICK-
ERSON HOUSE" in Columbia, s. c.,
would take great pleasure in recommend
ing his friends to continue their patronage
to the new Proprietors.
MIR. WRIGHT has had charge of the
Hotel for me, for o year past, and will
continue to have the entire management
Of the Hotel, under the new arrangement.
feel assured that the House will main
tain its former reputation as a first-class
Hotel. T. s. NICKERSON.
COLUMBIA, S. c., September 1, 1868.
September 1G
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REMOVAL.

est stock of MILLINERY ever offered in
this city, consisting Of Ladies' and Child
ren's Hats and Bonnets, of all kinds and
all prices. Also, Flowers, Ribbons, Caps,
Laces, Ruches, Hair Braids, Curls, Water
falls. Nets. Corsets, Zephyr Worsted, Fan
cy, and Bridal Wells, all of which will be
city. Everything of the latest and most
fashionable style constantly arriving.
October II
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Estate Sale by Order Of the Executor.
BY D. C. PEIXOTTO & SON.

BY D. G. PEIXOTTO G. SON.
WE will sell, on the THIRD MONDAY in
November, at public auction, in front of
the Court House,
That desirable LOT, with Cottage there
on, fronting and measuring 81 feet on
Gates street, running. back 64 feet. Also,
Not No.. 2, measuring and fronting 35
feet on Gates street, running back Ga feet,
with Cottage, bounded on the North by
Lot No. L. Also, iclABa 3 sss q rod :
Vacant Lot No. 8, measuring 81 feet
front on Gates street, running back 58
Also, tll 5i1 ~ ,'I7li = q -. :,
Lot No 4, with Cottage, fronting on
Gates street 80 feet, running back 68 feet,
bounded on the North by Lot No. s.. Also.
That desirable Cottage fronting on Sen
running back 1853 feet, With ali necesaarv
out-buildings; bounded on the North by.
frank Toland, on the South by Senate
street, East by Gates street, West-by Mary
johnson. - - -l71-
Conditions at sale. Nov IL \
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Opening Of the Fall Champagne.

opening OF the Fau champagne.
pEING in daily receipt of the various
I'D styles of fall and winter fancy and
staple Groceries, also of several novelties
calculated to excite the taste of the COM
munity, in the gastronomic department, a
careful .perusal OF the following list of
good things can scarcely fail of interest:
SMOKED BEEF, Smoked Beef Tongues,
Extra New York Sugar-Cured Pig Hams,
Extra New York Breakfast Bacon Strips,
Picked Fulton Market Beef and Charles
ton Shrimps, Picked Salmon and Pigs
Feet, New No. 1, 2 and 8 Bay Mackerel;
New No. 1 Scaled Herrings, fine; Primo
New York State Factory Cheese and
Goshen Butter, just in; fresh Crackers,
full assortment; fresh New Huiled Buck
wheat.
TIoUoRs AND WINEs.-This department
ih iully stocked with the choicest assort-
ment the combined markets of the coun.
try can furnish, and will be sold guaran-
teed as represented in every respect. All
of which are offered at low rates by
Oct 20 GEO. SYMMERS
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oIanIey CeIebrated Cough Syrup,
8 still great remedy, aid very popular
Il among the people. For twenty-five
years, it has been known to cure more
Coughs than any other remedy.
For sale by FISHER & &HEfNITSH,
oct ~ DruppiSfs
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DR.. THOMAS T. MOORE,
DIR. D. L. BOOZER.

HAYING obtained from the different
IL patentees OF the profession, Office
rights of the latest Improvement in DEN
TISTRY, is prepared to do all kinda of
DENTAL WORK with neatnees, durability
and despatch, at the very, lowest rates.
Perfect satisfaction guaranteed. Office oa
Main street, Columbia, 8. O., three doors
North of Agnew's. Vulcanized Rubber
Platee inserted e. S2g may : ~
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Furniture Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

FWhuuTe S0te. -
BY JACOB LEVIN.
ON FRIDAY MORNING next, at 10 o'clock,
will sell, before my store,
A variety Of FURNITURE, belonging to
a respectable family removing from tho
city, among which are:
HIGH-POST BEDSTEADS,
French Bedsteads,
Bureaus, e.
Wardrobes,
China Chamber Sets,
Cane Seat and Mohair Chairs,
Mohair Sofa,
Marble Top Tables, F
Extension Table, sd 5
Marble Top Washstand, , - &s
Whatnot,
Hat Rack, 16 .E% t
Safe, b. res a- lft
Andirons and Tenders.
Select Pictures,
Floor Mating, &c. --'.', %, Gsi4}e(
With variety of other articles, KITOH-
EN- FURNITURE, &c. Is IS lri.t Nov I0 t
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THOMAS & BELL.

BUILDERS AND CONTRA OToRS.
A LII work in the department Of neoha-
IN nical construction executed with
promptnees and ekill. y
J. p. THOMAS. J.C. BELL.
June II
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