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COTTAK.

Cotton was busyant at the opening
to-day in Liverpool. Uplsnds I07zd Or
leans u1Sd; and st I:2O p m. was firm.
with quotations unchanged. This was the
last report received from that market.
shipments from Bombay, from last report to
the 10th, 1901 bales.
The New YORK market opened quiet but
steady. Il was a-E 70 AZ "a. and a. nm.
there ass m~re sellers tan buyers. Low Mid
dlings nominaliy Zl4c EfddIiogs 2Bko: Or
leans SIC Coed 1iCdIings 2s4c. At 2lG u.
the maTEst was dun and prices lower. Low
AiddliHg Ec; Up'ands sc: Orleans a5<c 4;
Good Aiddliogs 27Ac. Sales 800 bales. II win
be seen that without any apparent cause tbe
New York market declined &c during the day.
Our market Vas drD a. the opening end had
a tendency upwards during the early par. or
the day and Cp to 2 pm. bot the decline an
noUDced by telegram caused q mutual with
drsval OF both buyer and seller, and cloEed dull
Al our inside quotations for Middllngs. Among
q few OF sales were the following: 81 bsles
Good Ordinary TO Low biddlIpgs 2axc. % AZ
2Fc; Il Low Middlings 22zc, &c al ne. Is a.
22Tc s Middlings 23ko. % at 2slze, 20 At 2sLc.
- al 80, Is at $50, 10 81 zSe, 10 st zSc. a. 2skc.
j. 81 2shc, at &c, 5 at 23Lc, ! at 281sc II strict
AiddliBgs 2S&c, S st 2s<r, 1 at z4e. 6 at 24a. 4st
&c, IL al &c. We quote as follows:
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NOLASSRS-Fair stock. ~Sugarbouse, e5ca
81; Porto Rico. 68S5c; Syrups, 75c9sl 23
MACKEREL-New kits No. l, 81 0G3 No. 2,
81 Is 2 IS; No. 3, 81 S5a2 so.
~NAILS-Prices steady rates, IS 5095 Is.
~oATs-Light stock. Held in store al 6597oc-
On lsvee CSC.
unseed. 81 zeal 40.
oNIONs-Good supply selling at 81 so per
bushel or 81 per b srre!.
POTATO sS-Scuthern 75c@sI per bushel.
Northern IS a@3 50 per b5l. Sweet Potatoes
G09Soc per bushe!.
K PE-Very little selling. Held Il at 9%alOc.
SHEEP-Stoek only moderate. Choice West
ern. SOS 90 per head; Tennessee, S293 90 as to
quality.
Quole prime 10 choice Louisiana, 1915 CON-
mon TO lair, I29l6c; Island, l2E@i 6c-
SALT-Prioes weak. Held at % 00G3 IS per
batrelo Of go lbs; : bushel barrels, s. t0G4 Is;
Liverpool sack, coarse and fine, S39S D.
TAR-ln kegs, per dozen, S545 80.
TOB firm and prices same as
last week Stock large and well selected.
WHISKY = Prices are firm. We quote
hlgh-wfnes, 81 ST. per gal common rectifled.
81 @9l 50; limitation B.urbon, 81 65g2 10;
Bourbon. 81 I5SA
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STATE OF NEW YORK.
City and County of New York.
I. MORRIS FRANKLIN. of said CITY. Presi.
dent OF the New York Life Insurance COM
pany, being duly affirmed, doth declare and
say that the aDOve statement of the condition
Of the said Company, on the first day OF July
past, IL correct ana true, according to the best
OF Ms knowledge, instruction ana Delief and
that the assets OF the said Company are at this
second day OF September, 1868, in excess OF the
amount stated above.
lSisnedl MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres't.
Affirmed this second day Of september, SsS.
before me, is WAR;
Notary Public for City and County OF New
York,
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EDUCATIONAL.
Prof. A. q. Browns

CELECT schsoI for Boys WIN h. ona,.An
- the Linden street School Building On HON-
DAY, 9Th of October. Until then snnTv fn1
Esq, No. "A Madison street, or thar q, 49,
Heath. LeW q Fraser, corner OF Union aa2
2coo1o slIeo1. sspE 2E
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STATE OF NEW YORK, I
and GnnnaE NJ Nm Vol Z

~Isignedi MORRIS FRANKLIN, Pres't
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FIRST-The name of the Company. IS the New
York Life Insurance Company.
SECoND-No Capital Stock,
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EORMERLY OF JAMEz' LOCK HOSPITAL,
Z CuspOm House street, New Orleans, (estab-
lishsd 1850, for tine last eight years located in
Chicago, and celebrated Throughout the coun-
try in tina successful treatment or PRIVATE
DISEASES, can be eonddentislly consulted a.
his office and parlors, 81 and 90 Randolph
street corner or Dearborn street, or by letter
PnstsficeD Drawer 5S63.
Dr. AMt6 treats CHEOEI MERCURIAL,
SYPHILITiO, bLO0D and SKIN DISEASES,
and all DISORDERS Of a CON FAGiOUS We
MERE AL CHARACTER-Which he cures with
out the use of mercury, iOdide Of pOtassa, arse
mic or any poison, but with his HEUTRA I
ZER, a positive cure for all hunnors and blood
0RGANIC WEAKNESS, such as SEMINAL
WEAKNESS. NOCTURNAL Snd DiURNAL
EMISSIONS, brought on By abuse OF the or
gSBs, early indtserettOns, excuses, or entailed
hereditarily, causing loss OF memory. contu-
sion, depression, dtmness of vision and often
times iGsanity, witE a deplorAble train of other
symptoms, treated and radically cured by an
infRllible method, saving time and expense.
All diseases peculiar TO the sexual ORGANS, of Q
private character, Radically and permanently
cured.
Old diseases of the most no ribIe class, where
the blood has become poisoned, producing
blotches on The face, small watery bllsters,
pains In the head and bones, liberated throat
and nose, sores on the limbs and body, ~scrofula,
together with an endless numDerof saHer1ngs,
e~1ectualIy and permanently cured.
DR.. JAMES Is recommended by the press OF
the country, by professors of medical colleges,
and by tGe medical profession generally.
Those aflic;ed should sPply to him, and be
cured a. o ce.
The MONITOR, by Dr.. James, q treatise upon
diseases peculiar to Lhe sexuel organs OF either
sex, causes, effects and their remedies, compiled
rom an experience oftweuty years practice
sent TO any address. securely = raped. Price
One Dollar, Pamphlet on SRERMAToRRHEA,
or one on HPHILIs, sent IN sealed envelope
upon receipt OF postage-tWO red STAMPS An
dress DT.JAMES, Postonics Drawer 1864. Chi
c7go, Illinois. sePl7tf
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A OF
EnARrRnrLEnLa AEErH

STATE OF TENNESSEE,
COAPTRoLLER's OFFICE, :
Nashville, July !, 1885.
!, g. W BLACKBURN, Comptroller OF the
Treasury, do hereby certify that the New York
Life insurance Gotupany located at new York,
in the state Of New YORK, has produced 20
me satisfactory evidence that said Com
pany mas complied with all the require
ments Of the laws Of the State OF Tennessee Inn
posed on Insurance Companies, and l further
certify that q SKIN, Agents of
said Company, has also compiled with the re-
QulreHients Of the laws OF the State, made
and provided in such cases:
Wherefore, said New York Life Insurs-rcs
Company has authority to & ke risks and franss
act The business Of insurance in this LATE at
Memphis, Tenn.
lsEALl g. ". BLACK SURN.
Comptroller Tennessee.
By PLUNKET,
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First Monday Of January, Al 1859,

1t being the 4th day Of January. Issp, on
the premises. in laid county Of ChicoL a.
public auction. 10 the highest bidder, for cash
In hand, all the land In ka1d decree mantioned
and described As follows, to-wit: Beginning
two chains and stXty-nye unks>weat Of the
southeast corner OF section 80 tn-ownship 10
8 2 west, At a stake, bearing trees maple,
marked with q cross "A inches in diameter ;
bears south 10 so west 40 links hackberry
marked with a cross Is inches in diameter;
bears south So, east IS links thence west on
township line u chains and % links to th6
southwest corner of section IS and the south-
east corner or section 50 corner red oak Is
inches in dismeter bearing north 81, west 3
links thence north on section line I9 chains
to stake IN field thence west 40 chains 70 stake
center OF section =; thence north 40 chains 70
half mile Garner OF sections Is and q gem IS
inches in diameter, bearing north &o, wet 80
links I; themes east 81 chains and Is links to q
mulberry post on bank of Cid River Lake /:
thence meaudering lake south So, east s cnains
and Is links to stake thence s:uth So 80. eess
II chains 80 links 70 stake thence south 90,
esst IA chains and - LINKS TO stake; thence
south 81, west Qeaying stakeA IS chains and -
links 10 stake tbenee south 4o S91f, esst e
chains to stRks thence south 260 50, east =
chains and 50 inks to point OF beginning, con-
tanning nine hundred 900 acres OF land, being
z west Also the following lanes to-wtt West
part OF n W OF section 3 W OF bayou & pG.
W = Of section 2 \ Of bsyoa ri K;sW
Il, 4 : " east section 81, ia $ RI VI.
s 4 ami section and 8 v II. x section q. I
10 So 2 west, containing, with the 500 acres
above described, t~wenty-sevea hundred VEDO
acres, more or less An Of The above described
land fronts on Lake Chicot, about * miles
from LsEe Village, IN said county OF ChicOt
and State OF Arkansas. and the same viii b
sold in block or in quantities 10 suit pur-
chaser IN order to carry out said deeres. Ihs
is one o. the most valuable tracts Of land in
the South, Sbsut 1000 acres Of which ars IN 3
higd state OF cultivation. The improvements
are q dne Steam Gin IN good order, two good
Dwelling Houses and brick quarters, sufdc4GHs
to accommodate 100 hands.
sale wiz lake place At Is O'Clock m. on said
day. l. H SfRIN0KR,
Commissioners
EECincinnsii Weekly Enquirer c0py eight
weeks and send biii 70 this Office. auz
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ooMMIssIoNER's SALE
Commissioners Sale.

DY virtue of a decree Of the Chicot Circuit
ID Court On the ChanceEy side thereof, ren-
dered 1T the December Term, AID, 1857. OF sasd
Court, in a certain suit therein pending.
wherein Richard Z. Sessions was Complainant
and Waiter Eessioas was defendant, the under
signed, Commissioners appointed by said CouIL
VIII sell. on the
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CHAABKR OF CoENERoz, ,
AEhFHIs. October l3. I8aR
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PRIVATE SELBCT sCHooL.

AIRS. d. A. KNOX will resume her s.booI On
VI MOSDA September TIN, al her residonsa.
nortoeast corner of Orleans and Court .trees
extended Pupils viii be reoefTed and eIassed
rom september LIST. Terms modinsd TO suit
Lno umea- aule II
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A BUSINESS MAN.-The New York
Leader says:
Everybody has heard of Thomas
r. Agnew, the great grocer of New
York city, corner of Greenwich and
Murray streets. For many years he
has been the leading man in his bust
ness, and to-day he stands foremost
in the wholesale and retail grocery
trade. We picked up little work
the other day, entitled "Life Insur-
ance Illustrated" and in it we found
a paragraph referring to his business
habits. Those who have never visit
ed his store should do so at once, and
take look at the proprietor of that
establishment, and then at his goods,
the prices of which are so reasonable,
that you will buy in spite of yourself.
The following is the pen picture of
this prince of grocers:
SIN Greenwich street, in New York,
is celebrated grocery store, the pro-
prietor of which is said to be worth
over million of money. He is very
liberal, and gave away to n struggling
society up town some lots, with q
church and all the appointments of
worship. He began life penniless
boy, and has earned his fortune by
integrity and personal attention to
business. He goes to his store every
day before the porter, and delivers
the keys. He remains till the bust
ness is transacted, every package put
up, and the door locked for the
night. He has never owed a dollar,
never made note, never borrowed q
cent of money. He buys for cash,
and sells for cash. William B. Astor
could not purchase n barrel of sugar
from him on credit. He takes his
stand in the morning at small desk
placed on the counter, receives the
cash, directs his clerks, welcomes his
customers, and extends courtesy to
the humblest buyer. Those who
have bargains to offer, call on him,
as he Is O prompt and generous
buyer. His trade extends to Utah,
Idaho and the Pacific. No man who
has ever traded with him asks if his
goods are what they profess to be.
The same traits that gave him his
rise, distinguish his business to day"
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F1NANofAL AND ,oonIsInnoIAl.. DIAL.


COLUMBIA, December 2I.-Sales of
cotton to-day 183 bales -rniddlings
23c. Il :
NEW York, December 21-Noon. :
Flo1T 6(0i0c. lower Wheat dull and
dropping. Corn dull and unchanged.
Mess pork unsettled-new 25. 5O@
25.75. Steam lard heavy-barrels
16M@17M. Cotton firm-middling
uplands 25@2516. Stocks excited.
Money steady, at Z. Exchange 91a.
Gold 3514. "
7P. M.-Cotton opened firm, but
closed dull and shade lower; sales
1,500 bales, at 25149251a. Flour
State and Western super Cos. 80;
Southern dull and dropping; common
to fair extra 7.9O. Corn dull and de-
clining-new white Southern LOO.
Pork fairly active and frmer, ut 270
29A. Lard quiet and heavy-kettle
179s(91756. Gold 35as. Freights
fs-cer-- cotton steam 2e(@M.
BALTIMORE, December 21.-Cotton
firm, at 25. Flour dull and no de-
mand. Wheat dull, ut previous
figures. Corn receipts large-white
5000; yellow 93@95. Oats dull, at
70. Mess pork 27.50. Bacon firm.
CHARLESTON, December 21.-Cot-
ton firmer, bat buyers restricted for
want of stock; sales 500 bales-mid-
dlings 24@2414; receipts 1861.
AUGUSTA, December 21.-Cotton
market opened firm but closed weak,
at % for middlings; sales 342 bales;
receipts 1,190.
SAVANNAH, December 21.-Cotton
quiet but steady; sales LOO bales
middlings "a; receipts 2,672.
CINCINNATI, December 21.--Flour
quiet. Corn firm-ear 70; shelled
rs. Whiskey in good demand, at
full rates. Mess pork-city packed
%. Bacon to como out smoke in 10
days-shoulders 13; clear sides 171s.
Lard held at 171a.
MOBILE, December 21.-Sales of
cotton $500 bales, including 1000
sold after market hours on Saturday;
closed quietand firm, at % "A, receipts
2,549.
New ORLEANS, December 21.-
Cotton higher and firm -middlings
23h; sales 1850 bales. Gold 355s.
flour quiet and hrmer-supertine
scarce, at 7.121a; double 1926. Corn
easier, at rs. Mess pork firm, at 20.
Bacon scarce-shoulders 131l; clear
rib 1S1@.; clear 1919. Sugar firm
common $685.; prime 12@1214;
yellow clarified 13(613I. Molasses
tirm-common 5O051; prime 5SO6O.
Whiskey Quiet and frm-Western
rectifed 1.15@1.1716. CoAee-fair
l44914334; prime 16M@17.
LONDON, December 2l-3 P. NJ
Consols 921S. Bonds 7334.
LIVERPOOL, December 21-3 Z. NJ.
Cotton firm.
HAvRE, December 21.--Cotton
firmer, both on spot and afoat-spot
124; aaoat 1925.
LIVERPOOL, December ELEVEN
ing.-Cotton firm, but prices un-
changed.
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Assignee's S Sale.

D. C. PE1XOTTO &SON, AUcr1oyEERs.
In re Levin, Dav d & Co., of Richland,
Bankrupts.
pY order of Hon. George 8. BRYAN,
I'D Judge Of the United States Court. for
the District of South Carolina, will sell,
on MONDAY, the 28th day of DECEMBER
next, within tho legal hours, before the
Court House, in Columbia,
All that tract OF LAND, situate in Rich
land District, known as the ''Frog Pond
bounded by lands of David Roberts, E. d.
Gilmore, and others, belonging to the
Bankrupt Estate Of Levin, David Il Co.
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay for ne
cossary stamps and papers.
THOMAS J. LAMOTTE.
Dec 8 / Assignee.
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DEATH OF AN OLD CITIZEN. Mr..
John A. Barnes, senior, the oldest
inhabitant of Augusta, Georgia, died
in that city on the 18th inst. at the
advanced age of sevepty-nine years.
A freedman, under the influence of
liquor, while on his way from this
place to Blackville, froze to death,
on Tuesday last.
10. 81. Gill, Superintendent of the
richmond and Petersburg Railroad,
died yesterday.
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REMOVAL. '''''
JOHN TEL. HETSE.

,s>s. THE Subscriber would respect
As fully inform the citizens OF Cc!an-
fbia and the surrounding country,
49, that he has taken the largo and
spacious store, recently occupied BY Mr..
Robert q. Shiver, and opened fine and
select stock OF CONFECTIONERY, TOY
AND FANCY GOODS, SUI. hle for the
"ChRiSThAS HOLIDAYS" ireturn my
sincere thanks to my friends and the pub-
lie, for their former patronage.
JOHN II. HEISE.
N. B.-My Candy Manufactory is on the
corner OF Marion and Plain streets. Ali
orders II ON the country will be promptly
attende to. at the lowest cash prices.
Dec "a JOHN H. HEISE
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Affairs In washington.

WASHINGTON, December 21.-It is
stated that the Government will pro
oeed to attach the property of Fraser,
trenholm & Co.. on judgment for
half million. The proceedings will
commence January l.
This mornings Republican saws:
'The Senate Judiciary Committee
has decided that there is no necessity
for congressional action in reference
to Georgia, and will report Senator
Edmonds' bill back with amend
ments."
2. Mn the Senate, Wilson
introduced q bill allowing the Asso-
ciate Justices of the Supreme Court.
having attained seventy, to resign,
with continuance of salary for life.
A motiol to add two to the Pacific
Railroad Committee, giving the
South representation, is pending,
causing sharp sectional debate.
In the case of Gordon uersus the
United States, appealed from the
Court OF Claims, the Supreme Court
affirms the decree of the Court of
Claims, that an award made by the
Sccretery of War was null and void,
and that an action founded on that
award must be dismissed. The action
of the Secretary of War, in making
the award, is held to be ministerial
and not binding on the Government.
The case is from Florida, and in
wolves damages on account of the
war. The Court adjourns on the
Oath, to the 4th of January, on which
day, original actions between the
States and actions arising under the
Constitution will be called.
The Retrenchment Committee
publish report on revenue frauds.
The greatest want is undoubtedly of
honest officials, but nc improve
ment can be hoped for in that
direction under the present Exc
cutive. The officers of Congress
should have realized and acted
upon this long ago, and then devised
system which human ingenuity and
official capacity could not easily cir
cumvent. They say most of the dis
tllleries are running now IN fraud of
the revenue.
Up. M.-The Senate passed a re-
solution adding two Southern Sena-
tors to the Pacific Railroad Commit
tos
The hospital in course of construc-
tion attached to the Howard Univer-
sity, a freedman's institution, fell TO-
day, hurting fifteen persons, five Sc
riously-two-thirds colored.
The Reconstruction COMMITTEES
had the Georgia and Mississippi cases
up to-day, but without action, ad-
lourncd to the 9Th January.
Mr.. Seward, answering a letter
from New York merchants, says: cit
is my duty to inform you that the
United States are at peace with the
republic of Hayti. The Government
Of the United States will protect no
United States citizen who anticipates
trade in Haytian ports in violation of
any existing blockade, or any lawful
decree of the Government of the
Haytian Republic. which has been
recognized by the United States. All
persons trading in insurrectionary
ports of Hayti will be liable to be
dealt with according to the processes
and principles of International law. )"
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Estate Sale Of Household Furniture, DC.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

BY permission OF ". 81. Wigg, Esq, Judge
of Probate for Richland County, will
sell, at my auction room, on TUESDAY,
9th January next, at 10 o'clock,
All tho Household and Kitchen FURNI-
TURE, consisting of q general and large
variety, belonging to the estate of the late
James s. Guignard, deceased.
Sale positive, without any reserve.
Dec 30 mtuth
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A Gard,

MEsSRs. WEARN & HIX beg leave to
express their gratitude to all parties fire.
men, soldiers, and citizens, both white and
colored-for their generous and persistent
efforts at the recent fire; and also, to ten
der their coincidence and sympathy with
both the families that were bereft in that
noble work. Dec 221
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Funeral Invitation

The friends and acquaintances of Mr..
and Mrs. R. Allen, are respectfully invited
to attend the funeral of their youngest
son, GEORGE THOMAS, at 10 o'clock
THIS MORNING, from their residence.
corner Of Pendeton and Assembly streets,
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For Sale or Rent
49,. A COMMODIoUs HOUSE. on Lau-
Gua rel street. Apply to Z 'rI.7-e :
:, F. w. MoMASTER,
No. Law Range, Ccluntis, SC.
Dec 20 o.
Executive Department.

Executive Department,
STATE TREASURY OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c., December 10, 1868,
HOLDERS OF BILLS OF THE BANK
III OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA; who desire to FUND them, in con-
formity to the Act Of the General Assem-
bly,, OF 1869, must forward them to this
office previous to JANUARY !, 1869.
Bonds OF $50 will also be issued, in addi-
ton to those of 81, 900, $500 and siOO.
The certificates Of the Masters in Equity
will no longer be received as evidence suf-
fcient to entitle the holders to the Trea.
surer's receipt. The bills will be required.
It is OF absolute Importance that the certi-
fcate OF presentation to the Bank should
accompany the bills, in order to secure the
interest from the date of presentation to
January l, 1869. Bonds will be issued in
sums Of si0G, 600 ana 81 900.
NILES &. PARKER,
Dec 20 Treasurer Of 8. G.
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OBITUARY.

Died, in Nashville, Tennessee, on the
afternoon of the 9th instant, after u pro-
tracted illness, JAMES O'HANLON, son of
Thomas Fl. and Rosa Walsh, aged fourteen
years and months, formerly Of Columbia.
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Attention, Young Men! zRas..

VOU are respectfully invited to attend
Il Meeting at Carolina Hall, THIS
(Tuesday) EVENING, 22d instant, at s
O'Clock, to make pl SEPARATIONS for Christ
mas. FUN.
Dec 20 1
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Notice.

NNHE Annual Meeting of the Ladies'
IL Industrial Association" will be held
THIS [Tuesday) DAY, at IL o'clock, in the
Methodist Chapel, Washington street. All
Ladies interested in the Association are
earnestly invited to attond. Dec 221
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Meeting EutaW Encampment.

A REGULAR MEETING of Eutaw En-.
IA campment No. 2, 1. o. o. F., will be
held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING, at 7
o'clock, in the Masonic Hall. This being
tho night for the election Of officers for
the ensuing year, punctual attendance is
requested. BY order OF the G. p.
Dec % 1 G.. +. HARRISON, Scribe.
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Auction Sales

Auction Sale of Crockery.
ON THURSDAY MORNING, 10 O'Clock
" We will dispose of, at public auction
at Parler's store, all the stock of CROCKE.
RY saved from the late fire. The attention
OF the public is invited to this sale, as bar
gains mny be expected.
Dec % GREGG g. co.
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News Iterus.

CHARIEsroN, December. 21.-Ar-
rived s5Seamof Saragossa, New York.
Sailed--Schooner M. D. Ireland,
Wilmington, Delaware.
FORTRESS MoNRoE, December 21.-
The steamer Lucille, from Baltimore
for Wilmington. ran down the schoon-
or Champion, with oysters, drowning
two persons. The mate of the schoon-
er James Lee, who went aboard the
schooner, was drowned.
PROVIDENCE, r. l., December 81.
Rev. William O'Reilly, pastor of st.
Mary's (Catholic) Church, Newport,
II. l., died suddenly yesterday.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1868-12-22
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