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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
Lord Stanley ON the Alabama
Claims.

The fuA report Of the speech OF Lord
Stanley on the Alabama claims must satisfy
every American reader that Mr. Johuson's
administration will find it impossible to
retrieve the errors Of its home policy by a
war with England on this question. Lord
Stanley opens by repeating the arguments
heretofore adduced, why the question Of
the right of England to recognize the rcb-
els as bcIligereTts ct the time she did ought
not to be submitted to arbitration. The
American Government, through its Prcsi-
dent and Secretary Of State, treated the
rebellion Is civil war;" and the rebels as
belligerents before the Queens proclama-
ton of neutrality was Issued If it were
conceded Therefore, that the proclamation
cf neutrality was issued too early, Il would
ia no way affect the Alabama claims, since
. year before the Alabama sailed the re-
belIion had indisputably become a civil
would have been proper then. IL not when
il was actually issued. admitting we
were premature asks Lord Stanley. "does
that in any way AFFECT your claim" He
then, in q spirit Of conlmendal,le frankness,
admits that, under any reference which
may be proposed by the British Govern
kuclIts inO AkeAAtA4o Sk0s4knx3hfS - WI iH'ot VI
therl are very likely to make n'lt their
v.tsl Issint, for, it involves the admission
thai lie British Government dill not fulfill
its obligations as q neutral power. and
hence that it has rendered itself morally
and legally liable for the 6pedaiions and
damages committed by an The rel.el cruis-
ers fitted out in British ports. This COM
yeys with ii the admission That Tie British
Government did not do its dnsy towards
u.s. during the rebellion, as became a nation
claiming 10 be guided by honor aud by
principle. Lord Stanley, after rplIitcly
admittIng all this, attempts to ssofhe the
pride Of the Births people by Affirming
that We asked moral sympathy,
and would not have been content with
neutrality. In eencedinc that We dill no,
Get neutrality at the hands OF the British
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

The next State to vote in course is Con-
necticut, which holds her annual election
ON the first Monday in April. A Governor
and Legislature are to be chosen as well as
local officers. The Republicans barely
carried the State in 1866, while they lost it
the next year by nearly one thousand ma
jority-. A strenuous effort win be made for
is redemption this spring, and we think
The prospect fair that the adverse majority
of . year ago will be overcome. The
splendid victory of the Republicans of New
Hampshire win inspire our friends in Con-
necticut to make equal exertions for the
redemption Of their Slate from the rule of
Coppsrhead reactionists and destructives.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
NOTICE.

The Trustees of the Wesleyan Methodist Meeting
House, "f North Township, will receive scaled bids.
until O'Clock, p m, on the 18th day OF April n-xr
Tor building u Meeting Honse, and completing the
same Plans and specifications will lac exhibited by
William Scofeid, at his residence, until the day ef
letting. which will be at the hnusc of said William
Scohrld in Plymouth. Marshall County, Indiana.
BY order Board Of Trustees
ROBERT SCHROEDER, \
WILLIAM scoflELD. }Trusiets
NOAH WILrFoNG,
March nth
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
Impeachnaeut.

The rules adopted by the Senate for its
guidance in the matter of impeachment
seem effectually to prevent delay In the
conduct Of the trial. 1t will not now be
possible for the Presidents counsel to pro-
tract the proceedings by q resort to techni-
as they arise. Limitations are imposed
upon the number ofspeskers, and the time
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

A fearful tornado passed. over Chicago
Monday night, attended with great des-
sruesion Of property and loss Of several
lives. A large number Of unfinished
dwellings in the suburbs were destroyed.
The draw Of the Rock Island rail road
bridge was torn from its foundation and
destroyed One of the bridge tenders was
killed and three severely injured. A
brakeman was blown from freight train
and horribly mangled- The newcaF and
machine shops Of the G. r. |. & p. r. r.
were demolished The tornado also pass
cd over Fl Wayne. where It blew the roofs
off several store roems on Columbia street,
and the rain, which fell In TORE nts, DANA
ged the goods thousands of dollars worth.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

The Empress Charlotte has addressed to
the Pope touching letter, imploring his
prayers for the soul of her unfortunate hus-
hand The letter, which has a deep her
der OF black, is written in very good Ital-
ian, and creates the impression that the
Empress is no longer suffering from mental
alienation, or at least that she has lucid
uomcnts
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

Forty years ago preparaiienswcre made
for marriage between Mr.. Sheppard
and Miss Polly Ship. Polly remained
single, and, in Weodfcrd County, Ken
lucky, the other day. was finally united TO
her cid love, who has now reached the age
Of three score years and ten. Polly is q
lively youns creature Of something over
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
Notice of Administration.

Notice is hereby given that the undersigned has
been appointed Administrator Of the estate of John
Upton, late nf MARSHALL County. Indiana. deceased.
All Persons having claims against the estate viii
present them properly authenticated Tor settlement
Said estate is supposed to b. solvent.
10 81 JAMES q. PARKS Administrator
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
New Advertisements.
Notice to Heirs of Petition to sell
Real Estate.

state of Indiana, Marsh MI County, SIS 1:
Notice is hereby given that James o. Parks. Ad-
ministrator of the of John Upton. d-csascd
has filed his petition sell the real the
cedent, his personal being insufficient to pay his
debis, and that said PETITION will be heard at tue
next term of the Court Of Common Pl-a- Of said
county. JOHN &. CUSIIMAN
1877 Clerk G. & Msr.h.iI cou,,x
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
Notice of Dissolution.

The partnership between the undersigned I'm III.
buichering business has been dissolved by :nutu.I
consent. Robert Neil is authorized 10 collier an
the old stand. =, = lE - 0EaRGE S0TG ~
L.jtiLfLILtalfE 10 ROBERT NEIL
Plymouth Ind, March Il, lscS. fl9s,
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

General Butler is TO conduct the cross
examination Of Johnsons witnesses. 1t
will be cross-cyed examination.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

The trial of Jefferson Davis, which had
been set down for March 81, has been post
poncd 10 April Ia by Judge Underwood.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
New Advertisements.
V. \. rAILEr, x.p. G.R. REYNOLDS, n. p.
Drs. Bailey &c REYNOLDS.

ihysicizns, Surgeons, -kccouchers and Opticians
operators in Defcrmfies and Diseases Of the Ewes
se and Ears Treat all forms Of disease that afict
she human system. Particular attention given TO
diseases OF females and children Also to ali chronic
cases. Calls In the country promptly ATTENDED to-
Office on southwest c,rner OF Michigan and Wa.h
ington -sis Opposite The Parker House llamz
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
Agents Wanted to Sell the History Of
The War Between the States,
ltsCamcs, Character, Conduct and ResuIls
BY Hon. Alexander II. Stenben.

book for all sections and all parties. Tt;. all.
sorbingly Interesting book by .'IHE oREAT tT.Trs
HAS OF the South, presents the most csmpl-re ana
impartial ANALYSIS or the Causes Of the war which b.s
ever appeared r"m n Southern ron III trrats uithont
p,a'll]ahShip and in the utmost moderation Of the
.,'a'ac'sr OF The struggle and in its description Of
III OF tue war, Il gives those Interior lights
and shadows Of the conflict only mum -, ,t 80
~; VINO tched tbs food tide Of royolnl ion nom
M '.'aln-s springs, aud which were SO accessible 70
~. r''m ms position SECOND officer ~
anu future, nave never been tr-af-d 10y any other
author and Mr.. srErHESs' yreat sl,iEiti. hay. re-,
found their fullest play "'''
he intense d-sire everywhere manifested 20 o,.,.,
sns sork. ate ohcal Character and ready sale co-s
oinef with an increased commission. make II ~.
eet subscription hook ever published, md oa.rs "a,
agent the hnost opportunity 10 make money ever
heard Of In the history Of bss,ks
sehd nor descriptive Circular AMI Terms to Agents
ZElGLER. McCURDY d co. ~
~ Lml L0MBAnn lLncK- Curcacn. I.I-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
NEW ENGRAVINGS.

Five D.au.iful IDEAL American Faces engraved az
sroSE IN Paris. bv the most eminent Li,hograph-r.
IN the wcrll Th-s- frrr- which slo<, b-.ufif,l
ann pctic conceptions, designed tApify tie
best id-sl types 81 American Womanhood, Icrr, :.
'rntinS th'r charities, devotion. symI3fhies attach
mems AMI heroi-m.
The itho-raphy IL in the hisl style Of the ART
and Il su'h rs has rarely been -qualed and csssor
lie exccllri.
These portraits have received unqualified praise from
the mos; eminent critics aud prominent n@wspap~rs
Of the airy. and thy should ssiorn every iou-.
hold in tn Land.
For particulars and descriptive circular. address
J.. ID. ROBINSON.
i"il - Main street, Springfield. Mass.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
Raiders German Snuff
WAN rs.

"ANTED.-TEAcH STUDENTS rnd
W other i'm, ;iig-nt Men and Women i'm n u-In...
.ayIng 500 to $500 per H'"nth According 20 aii.ty
For PARTICULAR, address ZEIGLER, MrCURDY A
CO. Lombard Bioc<. Chicago. III RS en-,
900 Zen and Women
" possessing good character and energy l~r..
'erancs and intei senc- tn act canva.s-rs f.r q
series Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

Total vote... &c, SCI 1888 1906
This assumes the vote in twelve towns
not reported to be the same as last year !;
but they will show little Increase on both
sides, so that the actual vote is probably
just about 1900 The Republican esti-
mate will prove to have been within fifty
Votes en- their own side, and within about
500 OF the other the Democratic estimate
was $50 toe much on their own side, and
about {, SO too low ON the Republican side.
The Republican Committee came within
40 Of the total vote of the State the DEM
ocratic Committee came within about 5000
of tn Y Tribune. ~ - -ss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

Just before the election in New lamp
shire the Republican State Committee pub
lished their estimate Of the vote to be given.
based upon careful canvass of the State.
Their figures were assailed by the other
side with unmeasured abuse, as being not
only much too favorable for our side, but
for putting the aggregate vote many thou
sands too high. The Democratic Commit
tee immediately figured out what they
called q canvass (though they had made
none), and put it in print to be laughed at
AS the vote is nearly all in, we are able to
determine the value of these guesses in the
light Of actual results Here they arc:
Rep. Est. Dem. Est. Vote.
Republican. :. 80, SS3 3f.462 39,759
Democratic. 1875 37,436 37,l46
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
CATARRH CAN BE CUREOI

Headache relieved. aud in fact every disease Of tho
noe and head nermsn-ntly cured by the use of the
w-il-knewn rsm-dy
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

- -'i-- B0GfR. ". W.. Jslg 20 feSs
:. Dr POLAND: fre,sisd eosv Ink inaririHg az .
Y say mdf hsnt IL Is he aae,iuaf fr faf dysa90
t.ckH<1 iric.. rarss frsselfssox sbsf Esspd nans
fAaf ssff> Tho $50 ZACH ss 7eassf th< kcsd fks xs-
mov bssfor- fsk noH2I cos,is hcr5fy scu1 % -
eskv 70 enfreaf yos 70 iarodcr II into ship c5rndvV
ycSrs That q rsag fad its ray 10 mose srho MFR xptA
~ aatfhg dep from s>1-sic8ssss- Icgfains ,sRs -
u for once thy sroad nerr b. srifizg % soysps wif1
IT, ~ HARRIET NJ PORTER
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19

lel ussvs ,.;shf h st>d sss sslss hfl:s usrsyew.
aseDtrSed N fsfs@a~ials, 1sd as s<dks<z ApkDus-
e8fr dT0Eas &s4 aesPecieuy = ~ LIZ -
,chose seis k-ds enref ~ st OF S,h Rhra Al ~.
amy p<sos IN Ge1.x. and they sell dcrys So sshss
q remedy. az ssssd 100 aseir ows casss ~ 49,
Pas 'sp in large Beetles. Prses ossA
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-03-19
PATENT MEDICINES.
AN INVALUABLE MEDICINE
For the Purifying Of The Blood.
J. W. POLAND'S
HUMOR DOCTOR.

a Positive Kennedy tor al Kinds Of Humors,
rtETIcILtRLf
ErysiDclns, Nctsse-Ea.h. Salt Bheun.
ScrofuIa, Carbuprfrs. Rolls and Pflcs
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Commissioned Saie.

Inc Iheoi2gical Seminary ofStf1s EvanRss
licai Lutheran Church of Sonth CaroiSnE
ct al. : iSt -1t,tt t5ufs.s>>
TN pursuance of the decretaI 81 derin the
II above stated case, will sell thefolloR-
ing real estate, on the FIRST MONDAY in
lumbia, to wit: F7''''TT TTl = -,
Bounded on the, North by Plain street
East by lot OF John w. Powell, South b1f
lot OF j. g.. Gibbes, West by an allev az.
tending from Plain street to the Court
House lot, fronting on Plain street feet.
suit and sale. balance on q credit Of one,
two and three years, secured by bond and
mortgage Purchaser to- pay for, pspezs
and stamps. {, d. B, DESAUSSURE, -
Nov7f rfR go e. r. s6.{f
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FINANcIAL ANp. COMMERCIAL.

ELs-ASSAAAt aNn SOnAMhAtClAls. 81
New YORK, November 13-Noon.
Money weak and lower, but easy, at
z. Sterling 91ss.. Gold 3316. Flour
Ginning. Corn shade easier. Mess
pork 2S24@29. Lard dnll-steam
l619. Cotton quiet-uplands 2414.I
Freights quiet.
p. M.-Cotton unchanged: sales
1900 bales, at 24la. Flonr-Stute
and Western 5.7507 so; Southern
7.80013. rs. Wheat declining.
Corn lc. lower, Pork active, at IS.
Freights quiet. Governments closed
steady. Sterling 81. Gold 32T.
BALTTIoRE, November 13.-Flour
dull and nominal. Wheat a shade
. firmer-prime red 2,20; choice valley
2.30(02.35. Corn firm-new. white
8o9ss; yellow 90@93. Oats dull, OF
65(@7J. ~,
CIYcTNNATI, November 13.-FIonr
firm. Corn tiali--new 56M57. Whis.
key dull, at 100. Lard dull, at
151a. Shoulders 13.
CHARLEsToN. November 13.-Cot.
ton dull and easier, sales 200 bales
middlings 222 923; receipts j 1884.
AUGUSTA, November 13. Cotton
market easier; sales 1856 bales; re-
ceipts 726.Am middiings 213z; sales OF
the week 3.718; receipts 8. .547.
sSAvAENAH, November 13 Cotton
dallj sales I'd bAles--miidlinRs 213z--
holding at Z5; receipts $780,
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Commissioners Sale.

+. w. MoMqsteE Adminiatrator, with Tbs
will annexed, ys. Alfred m. Hunt. ~
pursuance OF the dscfethI order in tha
the Courtl House in Columbia ION the
FIRST MONDAY in ,December next, ,,c,l,S
All that lot of LAND, in tho city o. Co
lumbia, containing three- ters lof an
acre, moro or less, bounded on the North
by Joseph Rshdslps lot, ,oIls itbefEast by-
and West by lot belonging to said Aired
NJ. Hunt. On the preIniees Is 4 iarg Ga
part new) and commodi6us hotel. RIO q
TERMS OF SALE.--Cash enough tophyt tho
cost of euit aud isale, and yonettbiFdS oT
debt; balance on, credit OF one ys9E, .se-s
misses. Purchasers to pay f0ft psPera,
stamps, &C. Bal Dab. DESauSSUbISSSd
Now t. 'ssaHoasn ErG QaE b. d.
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POMARIA NURSERIES.

-SAyEEfS9 L Il d l. s ever before kSS5s
-AE1XNSA grown at these Nurseries l1A
.>&t&A sis now offered for fall and win
- ter planting, embracing AP-
PLFS and PEACHES of all the choice
varieties, including many Southern kinds,
particularly adapted to our soil and eli
mate, from the earliest to the latest.
Pears, the largest and best collection in
the, South, with new Southern varieties;
standards and dwarfs, of large size, can
be furnished. Apricots and Nectarines,
Plums, Cherries, Qninces, Modlars, Ever
bearing Mulberries, English Walnuts,
Spanish Chcsnuts, French Hazlenuts, red
and white; Pomegranitos. Figs, several
hardy kinds; Grapes all the choice table
varieties and for vineyards; Raspbcrrios,
Strawberry Plauts, all the best, suited to
the climate.
ORNAMENTAL EyERGREENS, q large
and varied collection, embracing many
new Expresses and jumpers, suitable for
Cemeteries; M1agnolias,. Deodar Cedars.
&C., fine Seeding plants; Roses, all The
best, including tho new French kinds;
Dahlias of every shade and color; Gladia-
tore, new French and Belgian; Tube
Roses, Crysanthomums; Asparagus and
Horse Radish Roots; Usage Orange and
Mccartney Rose, for hedges-plant those
to protect your Orchards and Vineyards.
A new general descriptive catalogue, con-
tanning all necessary information, in press
and will be forwarded to all patrons. All
ordors should be addressed direct 10 me
and will receive prompt attention.
VIM. SUMMER, Agent,
i'oy t3mo POmnria, S. G..
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.sSfADRD, November is. THE CO.
Sment forbids Sue presence OF
afnhed soldiers ct political inaetinEs.
Ihe Rapal pupcio at Madrid con-
tinues IFS relations With the new Co
Vernment Of Vienna. s q q ~
I! ! Y he bill putting the army on d war
footing passed the Isieshratl, by q
large majority. u - 8 = q ~ ~ q q. : u
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MnTTnR
s,qG e NOTICE., 49,
New Guns--sGunsmith Shop.

THE undersigned would respeotfully in
rens and Union, and the .p6blic GENERALLY,
that he has established hinieelf in Column
bia, at Broason's old stand, on Main
street, near Boyne & Sprowl'g marble
yard, where no viii make and repair Guns
and Locks OF every dtseriptionI and keep
for sale Guns, Locke Pistois, iCsttridge1,
Powder, Shot, and Gun Materials OF all
kinds. Also, Guns ordered for1 friende
from the best makers OF America ana
England, at coat prices, for cash.
Addrars;fSsf HkBAbCIAN KRAFT,
|, Oet,2a limo Columbia, &. O.
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cable ,Despat TONES /.

u
i Gable Deer atshsss
.SfADRD, November is. Ths Cos.
dnens forbids Sue pfesence Of
afnled soldiers ct political iitaetinEs.
The Papal pupcio at Madsid con-
tinues its relations With the new Co
Ternment OF Vienna. S b 4 z a n t;y4y
y Pie bill putting the army on "a war
footing passed the ieshrat ath by q
large majority * ~ -. 90. !. z VI );
~ News Items. l'.1iiiAs1
- CHARLEsTog, November is. Ar
rived steamer James a deer. New
York steamer E,arroil,, Q Baltimore.
schooner IL. A. Rich, Philadelphia.
ELFIAnIAiEAssER, Fla, November 13.
Gov Reeds case against Lieut.. Gov.
Gleason and Secretary Alden, for
conspiracy against tho State govern
ment, was called at 10 O'Clock this
morning. After argument by coun-
sci, Judge Cooke decided that the
affidavit was insufficient and. the pro-
ceedings We're auashed, or. q techni-
cal point. Consequently the merits
OF this case were not brought out,
and Gleason and Alden were released
from arrest. No indications of fur
theri movements of public interest
before the meeting of the Supreme
Court, on the 18th, when an opinion
on the legality Of, the impeachment
will be rendered. If l,,5,,t,, = 80,
81 aNEwBERN, NJ O., November Ia
The. Deputy Collector of Internal
'Reyenue to7d day, seized about 100 bar
relsiof liquor, from parties here who
failed toTeport stockton hand up to
! and on The 11th inst His notice was
not pn nblished until the day, the re-
turn was required. r 6Es 5I','- '.''.
= New ORLEANS, LNogember 13.-Gen.
Hairy q Hays says his name has
been connected with the Cuban expe-
: djtion story without the, slightest
ground; he has no knowledge of it.
a claim against the city for $27,-
600 damages during the recent riots,
has been presented. aeGH a..
- MONTGOMERY, ALA, November 13.
The Legislature is doing nothing of
q general character. The point hos
been raised that the Acts OF. the Le-
Sigislature ARE illegal, aon the ground
that the, law requires an election for
syefnbeir.l -, ~ ~
The State isnov, i,,l,n c,,,cad.d = -
bylnbens soI 500 ns;ny;tv To ~ naano roaun
oftbe whSts Connt;as not;ra IN anS asn
{ 1 l..5O(J or 2lllTlC, not ymora 'tban 'EonIon rO
i6il(l ,1ers1ns @ yotoJ. @ III IL, -. a;aha ooG vi
no opporti,nity Of rea;stsr;nn u1 o. Iaa da
elined 10 fake the ivoter,s teot nothu ~ W
q HAyAaA. Novemher IA Me1icon
adylces state tbat Gonereea RE- aVh,S"t is ainnt
tryine, several ;mnortan3 yarsonaroa :. ~oua'
among them Cen .Me;ia. .1ssUrasvs, Secratars
of War. for unautb nriZed eInena;
.tnres. Romero, lafa w. = tp - NJ NJ;
Mister. i; also chaTged w;th sots son ~ ~
trarya to the laws - Escohedo o ia
operatin,r actively aSainst .Tsn,o,l;'
mas. -: fs'.lH ''''
Gan FRANo1s;c;o. Na,vembar Nov, n
General McCleIlan basIheen eleotod
President of the California TIn;vers;.
ty.s .s9i'l .lGtt'l 31,,i - - .'~ ~
YoUNGsTowN Ou,o No,o,ho. 10
Ex-Tov' David Noda Ill aSdi 10
the train for Cletaland =. 'H
10 I, WAqHTNaTnN Nnyono1or
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COLUMBIA MARKET.

Report for Week ending Friday, Nou. 13.
PnGNIX OFFICE, COLUMBIA, Nov. IA
There has been n fair business done in
cotton during the past week, on g par of
223@22S for middlings. AT tho close of tho
week prices arc somewhat unsettled, in
consequence of the unfavorablo accounts
from Liverpool, and we now quote mid
ding at 2la@22. The sales of the week
have been $50 bales, az follows: s at 2O5; co
at 21; 8 at 21i; So at 214; "a at 21s; 81 at
213; IL at 2l2. "a at 21i: Is at 215; 53 ut %;
38 at 22{; IL ut 22i; 4 at % 1-16; rs at 224t ;
81 at 222; IL at 234.
There has been no change in other arti-
cles of country produce; all that comes in
is readily taken, at full prices.
Tho following buying rates of South Ca
rolina Bank Notes, is prepared by Grogg,
Palmer & Co., Brokers': ''HS'
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team q Communication

NHARLEsTONiandL liverpool STEAMSHIP
~ Line. composed OF nthei Firat 0leR8
GOLDEN Horn, i. .is8 tons, no! HAo-
BETH, Commander. sHGIfebHp 'E1r.3 eI.o
BosPHokUs, $50 qtons, % .. q MIaHzdn..
Commander. iai ~ 70, r,srr,. sr,..3seja -
MAEMoRA' $40 tons, F MgnRIIL ll!I Com
Days of sailing from Charleston ahtr
18th Of each month"; as follows; blDao :
Golden Horn, s;j;sI.xs.. Z. ssNeyanbe is
Mnosph9rps:;;r 1a6al ~,,irr, 'os.tfsB BsSember Z
Arrangements having been niado With,
the South Carolina Iandl hero RaslrohG
Companies for the prompt Iforwarding-o
through freight, shippers OF Cotton from
the interior may rely on the utmost de-
spatch.' '--A - 34l0ad aa8a n
Cotton consigned to tie unflersiEnedfoe
Z. hipmentyby this line, e,willS L be- foI yardeA
FREQ of commissions, actual expenses ortly
added, Jgt.l ROBERT MURE g. co.,
Oct "a 1mof Agents. Oharlestoh,, B. %,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-11-14

~ ery foreign OK iniugious substance he'd
been I'd fidef 60 the q aifa1Ie listiIIed sT,IfilsT 4
The, ez ansina ton, has resulted in tho
cluHlQn that fhe a atnple contained no
poisenous or harmful adnsixfrre. I Ihaye
|peep nnAb bic 70 diacoy any trace or the
aeiete erhoga SIlbe aRces ghich are enp ployed
VI 81 ,sion u OF 4 qupr5. II would
mend to othege, for med dicinal PURPOSES,
the Sehiedern Schnnpps ;ae an excellent
ana un9P setioha able variety Of gin. Yery
respec fully yours, n - & 90
fSigned, ~ CHARLES a. SEELY,
,.,si5set -.,,fi Chenlist