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GOV. wALKER OF VIRaINIA.
He ID q RepublIeAn-wIII support
Grant and Won't Cheat Any bOdy.

A citizen Of Baltimore has interview.
ed Col. Walker, Governor elect OF Vlr.
ginla, and writes the result 10 the Bal.
timore American. Tho writer says
Gov. Walker declared himself 10 be an
earnest Republican, and upholdsr OF
the reconHtruction acts Of Congress, In
favor Of the adoption Of the fifteenth
amendment, and q firm and unwayer-
Ing friend Of Gen. Grant and his ad-
mlnlstration. On asking him how 1t
was that he had been 80 earnestly sup.
ported by those who had hitherto been
the most bitter opponents Of all these
men and measures, he remarked that
It was evident that people outside Of
Virginia did not distinguish between
the people and the politicians. He con.
tended Iuat the great mass OF the old
politicians ol tho State had opposed his
election, refusing to vote themselves
and influencing whom they could con.
troll not 10 vote; that be had succeeded
In cutting the mass OF the people
loose from the old politicians, and
II sustained by the Republican party
and Administration would soon sue.
ceed In making good Republicans OF
them. BE said that he was q Northern
man, With earnest and settled convic-
ttons on all national topics, and that
he intended TO be Governor OF Vlr.
gln!a, and not mere tool Ia the hands
OF any set Of men. He also signIG-
cantly remarked that the new COnstis
tuition gave to the Governor The Veto
poWer-lhat be had been elected by .
large majority oGthe popular vote Of
the State, and would not come into his
Office like Governor Plerpoint, with
only the neagre backing OF q few OF
the new residents OF two small coun~
ties. lie alluded 10 tho effort being
made TO induce General Cauby to ex.
elude from the Legislature those mems
bers who could not take the Iron. clad
oath, expressing the hope that nothing
OF the kind would be attempted. II
such course was. pursued he declared
that he could not and would not remain
In the State. He had not The slightest
fear but that he would be able 10 con-.
troll those men, and TO bring them up 10
the support OF the Administration OF
General Grant. Governor Walker and
General 0Anby had u protractsd private
Interview In Richmond on Friday last,
which seemed to be satisfactory 10 boln.
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
ENGLAND.
The Approaching InternRtlonaI DoAt


Good Performance OF the Harvard'S,
LONDON, August 10.
The Harvard crew were out at prao.
tlcs again Saturday. They traversed
the course from Putney 10 North Lake,
the regular course agreed upon for the
race on the 9Th Inst, In 81 minutes and
10 seconds. The Oxford crew aiter.
wards rowed over the same course In
% minutes and 10 seconds. ClRsper Ia
building boat for the Harvard crew,
and oars by the best makers have been
ordered. ....,...
Rev. Paul Bayleys petition for the
release Of American Fenlans, has been
sent TO the Queen, .I
The Steamers Liberia and Paraguay
from New York, PrussIan from
Quebec have arrived. The weather
throughout England the past few days
has been fair. ... ...0.'. ........'.-
Consols for money OK; account 0S;
6.2O bonds quiet; 'G2s, S3I<; '65s, old
s2H, '67s, slki Eries l9X; Illinois OK.
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Capture by a Revenue Cutter OF a
Vessel for Cuba. ,....
PHILADRLpHIA, AurnBt

The ex-blockade runner Hornet,
which left here on Saturday ostensIp pl y
for Liverpool, via Havana, has been
captured In the bay by the revenue
cutter Miami and brought back to the
navy yard 1t being supposed she Intend.
ed carrying an expedition to Cuba, The
men were. 1t is said, TO be put aboard
by brig which was In company at the
time OF the capture and escaped.
The decks OF the Hornet Wero liter.
ally covered with coal and wood, which
was evidently thrown on board In q
hurry. Her crew amounted to twenty.
I've, armed with reyolvers and other
weapons. ......I
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ASTONISHING GROWTH OF SAN FRAN
Gsco.-A correspondent writing from
San, francisco, August 2. says: San
Francisco has almost grown out OF my
knowledge In two years, and no one
can place limit 10 the grandeur OF its
destiny. The markets are loaded down
with fruit OF all kinds, and l am
amazed at the abundance and cheap
ness Of fruits and vegetables. Fruit Ia
furnished In great profession Rt all the
hotels three times day. Just think
OF Canteleups going q begging for
somebody TO eat them; price three cents
each, HTT.
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We have been carrying on the Louis
vile journal thirty.ssven years, and
during all that time we have known nc
man or business In the city to fall who
advertised literally; and we have
known no one to succeed In any con.
siderable, II even respectable degree,
who didn't advertise llberRlly.-G. d,
prsnhHa
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Ths Chprleptou Custom House Feud.
WAsn1NaroN, D. G., Aug. Is.


The Custom-house war In Charleston,
South Carolina, has led 10 spicy news.
paper debate bstween the parties con-
cerned. The brothers Mackey, who
were elected by the United States
authorities from the Custom-ho on
their refusal TO recognize the commits
Blon OF President Grant, when protfer.
ed by the new Collector, and who have
since been Indicted for such obstruc-
tIon to the law, have been more severe
In their denouclngs Of Senator Sawyer
and Congressman Bowen, who effected
their overthrow. The Charleston
NetVS, OF last fridays issue, con.
talus statement gRRlnst Bowen, over
the signature OF Mr.. J. J. Mackey, which
has called forth telegraphic dispatch
TO the Charleston Courier, from Mr..
Bowen, who la at present In Washing.
ton, who denounGes the allegations az
maliciously false, and has Instructed
legal proceedings to be taken against
the parties concerned In the newspaper
aforesaid, which Is reported 10 be The
property Of N. Wood. A portion ofthe
charges against Bowen are set forth by
MaCkey as being vouched for by Gov.
Scott. who arrived here last evening,
and has furnished Mr.. Bowen with d
written statement as to their falsity.
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REsIdNED.-we learn that our old
telegraphIc friend, Captain David, has
resigned his position as Superintendent
Of the Fourth Division Of the Western
Union line, headquarters at Pittsburgh,
with view OF engaging In other busl-
ness. The company could have better
spared almost any other man.
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Tho National Labor congress.
PH11ApELrHrA, August Il

The National Labor Congress conyen.
ed In the Assembly room al 10 O'Clock
Vice. President Tucker In the chair
The opening prayer was made by Rev.
NJ. Camp, OF Philadelphia. The rooms
were tastetully draped In national
colo.s. Over 200 delegates were present
and most Of the States were represeu-
ted. The chair appointed a COMMITTEES
on Credentials, az follows: Messrs,
Jcssup and Dunn, OF New York,
Cameron, Of Chicago; weyellyIck, oi
Detroit; Wall, of Pennsylvanla, a
recess was then taken until 8 o'clock.
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DIGESTIVE ORGANS.
EXPLANATION.
EXPLANATION,

HooFLANDs GERMAN BrrTERs Ia
entirely vegetable, and contains no liquor.
II 10 A compound Of Fluid Extracts. The
Roots, Herh1, and Barks from which these
extracts are made, are gathered In Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
nom them BY q scientific chemist. These
extracts arc then forwarded 10 this country
70 be used expressly for the manufacture Of
thla Bitters. There In no alcoholic substance
OF any kird used In compromising the Bit.
telH, hence II free from all the objections In.
cident to tho use OF liquor preparation.
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CAUTION.

HoonAndH German Remedies are countct-
teited. BoO that the signature ofC. II. JAUK.
SON y ON the wrapper Of each bottle. All
Principal 0tico and Mandatory at tie
German Medieine storo, No. 6Sl ARoH SuOet,
Philadelphia, Pa '...tI.i .-f. uAut
CAARLEs n EVANS, Proprietor.
Formerly q u. JACKSON %.
FIJGIi 81 U| 'a#I
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MINOR TRLRaRAMs.

Tho most Violent rain storm OF the
season occurred at st, Louis on Satur.
day night, the water falling In torrents.
Over one hundred and twenty iaml.
lies have left for the West from New
York city within few months and set.
tied near WaterVllle, Kansas. Fifty
other families will soon follow them.
The Southern Base Ball Club OF
New Orleans played the AtIauticS OF
st. Louis, Saturday, beating them 10
10 4. The AtlAntlcs were WhIlewashed
six times and the Southerners six.
The Tailor's strike In New York
ls officially declared at an end excepi.
ing the men employed by ak firms.
The journeymen horse-shoera OF
Brooklyn are preparing for move.
ment for an advance Ia wages.
"A number Of French residents Of
New York celebrated the centenary OF
the birth Of Napoleon ], Sunday,
The buildings Of the Boston Dss.
sIcated Company and Fish Company,
corner OF Sixth Rtreet and Columbia
Avenue, Philadelphia, were totally
destroyed by Gre Sunday morning.
Loss $50, 600; Insurance unknown. The
buildings also occupied In part by
Hundlngton, Corn Starch manuiactu;
rers, and BahuO & Conway Steel
Umbrella Spring Factors, The latter
firms loss $4,000.
Col, VIM. J. Nagle, formerly OF the
Irish Brigade, one OF the FenIans re.
leased some time ago from English
prison, was killed Sunday, In New
York BY fall from window.
The work on the Spanish gunboats
at Brooklyn Navy Yard, Is going on
rapidly and without Government In
terferance.
Chew and Sing Nun, the Chinese
merchants, who are doing New
York, visited Mr.. Leland's country
place at New Rochelle, Sunday, and
went to Long Rranch, yesterday, 10
spend some time.
Rev. DR.. Patton, OF Chicago, ID OF.
aclating at Plymouth church during
the absence OF Mr.. BeeCher.
The extensive shovel manulactory
at Taunton, Mass, connected with the
pany, burned yesterday, including
$1,000 Insurance S75, GOO.
-Ine otnce OF the washington FIRE
Insurance Company. l72 Broadway,
N. Y, WAS robbed Friday night OF Il
box containing checks, bonds, polIcIes,
&C., TO the amount Of 1927 600. The box
was found this morning on the steps
OF a house In 23d street, with large
portion OF Its contents. There are miss.
Ing 50, 900 In King county bonds; S2O,.
900 In Government bonds, aud 81, 100 In
gold.
"A little daughter OF Mr.. Manning,
Of Cincinnati. went TO get on the Love.
land accommodation train on the Ma.
rletIa road, Rs II backed out OF tho depot
yesterday afternoon, fell and was run
over and killed Instantly.
DIR. +. ]. Ktmble, OF Waukegan,
Illinois. was drowned Sunday, while
fishing In Third lake. On pulling In
bis anchor he fell oYerboard, and never
rose to ths surface. His body was res
covered after being In the water six
hours. .....,
Henry Amenlsrder, lately from
Washington City, fell from The balcony
OF his boarding house, in Chicago, yes
terday, about 8 O'Clock, and was Killed.
He was quite drunk the evening pre-
vious, and instead Of going TO bed, lay
down on the balcony, which had no
railing, and rolled CfI. He died In an
hour.
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THE horny-hAnded wotkiuEmsn
Cary is on new wAr-path. He has
quilt temperance lecturing and left OF
manual labor, He Is now engaged
"makIng the world better and happler''
by stumplng around Ohio for Psudle-
ton, H-''
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PRICES.

hoonandd German BlttafS por bottle II %
1TVF6 - FHH" hRlfdoSSn IA
HoonRndb German Tonic, put up IN ouRH
bottles, q @poc bottle or o half d0EOh for
wv. .ItlifGN sl -.1-'f
erDo not forgot 70 Uxamine well thS Rr.
lelo you buy, IN order 10 get the genuine, =
For Salo BY Druggists and Dealers Ia Med.
eano everywhere, jyl2
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THERE we're only about. six righteous
men elected to the Legislature In Ken
lucky. which was doing uncommonly
well for that State.
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I, A VULGAR woman at Congress hall,
Saratoga, appeared at table Sunday
with 30 many rings on her fingers she
could scarcely take her kniie and fork
Ia her large hands.
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"DRoAp Gage Guerlllas" and "Alba-
ny Shovelry" are titles Of the combat~
auts In the recent war on the Susque
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A WRITER In the New York Tribune
insists. and gives figures for the state
ment, that the population Of New York
clty has either been vastly over estima.
ted or ls Decreasing.
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Justice y ns Supreme Court q RrnnsyIuarsa.
u, i, PHILADELPHIA, June !, 1859.
II have found by experience that Hoof.
lands German BttteIa Is very good tonic
relieving dyBpoptlo Hymptoma almost d.
reotly. GEORGE aHARsWooD."
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aOEE INJUSCTIOXs By THE NEW
YORK JUDICIARY.
Tho Notorious barnard UndertnRes
TO stop the Collection OF In.
tcrnAl Revenue. ....


TO Stop the C0lIec ton OF In
tcrnal Revenue. ..
NEW YORK, August 10.
Judge Barnard has issued an InIunc.
tlon directed to the Collector Of Internal
Revenue OF the 32d district, enIoIning
him from collecting tax for about
twUnty thousand dollars, which had
been assessed against Clark, Dodge d
Co., bankers, Of Wall street. This Is
the assessment OF one twenty fourth OF
one per cent per month for the average
amount OF capital employed, and for
deposits held by the firm In business,
which was made by the late Assessor,
on which an appeal waR sustained by
the Commissioner Of Internal Revenue.
He also enjoined the Assessor from
making further assessments against
that Arm as bankers. The Collector
has sent the papers In this case to the
United States District Attorney, with q
request to cause It to be removed from
the Jurisdiction Of Judge Barnard's
Court,
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THE State OF Alabama Is tho flower
OF the South. The Republican vote Is
greater this year than last.
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The Dent-ists Of MlsslSaippI fall 10
extract comfort from the situation.
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hONs JAAR9 9doAPb0NS
Judge q TIE Supreme Court Qf PeSutUIpunGa.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1853.
~ consider HooAandS German Blltem. q
vdliIubLs medicine In case Of attacks OF indl.
REHlion or DyBpepSiA, can certify this
from my 0xpGri6noo Of II. AallA VI 1fHtfI
YourS, with respect,
fF'THTi JAMES THOMPSON"
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Hon. Gro. M.YoopHAnn.

Hon. GEo. W. WooDwARD, AL
ChtGfJIttos or ne Supreme oOuTt or Pa, writes,
uJU rPHILADELPHLA,MR March 10, 1857.
"Il1nn AoohAnd9 German Bltteia 10 q
good tonic, uBelul In diseases OF the digestive
orRAna, and OF great bonent In eaBea Of de-
biIlty, ind want Of nervous action In the
system. HourB, truly,
HEeO. ". WOODWARD"
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HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
HooFLAND'8 GERMAN TONIC

ig pleasant preparation OF the Ritten for
thote who do not like extreme BIIten. II
Rltt0n combined with pure sRnta Cruz rum
and agreeable 1AvorinH exbActS. It's use
recommended when some pure Etlm ulAnt Is
required in connection With tho tonic pro.
pefue8 Of the Hittefa. ~ kllf L n VI
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Baltimore.

AUGUST l8.-FLouR-small business:
western superfine at 80 50R6 75
GRAIN-Wheat-Flrm at 81 coal 70 Tor
red. Corn-Steady; white Al 81 10; vel /.
low at 81 II. Oats-6Ga6Sc. Rye-Sl 10
al IS.
PRovIsIoNs-Mess Pork-Flrm at SS4.
Bacon-Ftrm; rib sides at 1910; clear
rib at l9<Rl9Xc; shoulders NJ l0Xc;
hams at 25c. Lard-Flrm at 20A2lC.
WHIaKY-Firm at $ll4,
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The internal revenue + receipts i! !y,easter.. q |.
day were 37a5.67.
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DANK OF WHEELING,
ID q. Lamb, Cashier, D. o. List Presr,
MMn Street,
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CTANTON q ALLISON,
- ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
9Th St., east side, north OF MonrOo.
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gustuess Cards.

HEATON q PARKINSON,
IL Attorneys at Law,
Market st, below McLure House.
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ID EAL TATE SALE /.

Fannie A. Perry, EXecutrix Jos. B. Perry. de-
ceased vs. Stobo b. Perry and others, Devisees
OF Jas. b. Perry, deceased; George M. Rivers.
Trustee, and Josiah G. Prichet and Others Oredf-
tors OF Jas. d. Perry, deceased.-In Equity
Bill for Dover to Marshal Assets and to En1om
Creditors.
BY virtue OF Decretal order, made in above
stated cause, | will sell before the Court House,
in WATERFORD, on MONDAY, the Sd o. January
next ensuing, q.
All those TRACTS OF LANDS belonging t0the
Estate OF Josiah B. Perry situate on the Round
0, In st. Bartholomew's Parish, County OF Collie
ton containing about two thousand two hundred
acres bounded north by lands OF Sleigh, south BY
lands formerly Of DR.. Perry, cost by lanes OF Al
len Willis. and Estate OF Wills, and west by lands
Of Sayle IIott, and lands formerly OF DR.. Perry,
excepting four hundred and seventy (47O) acres
which has been set apart as Dover, as plaS
thereof on file in my ofcc, reference being thereto
had, will more fully represent.
AISO
A HOUSE AND LOT situate in the village OF
WATERFORD, bounded north by lot OF David
Grower. south by street which separates it from
tile lot OF Joseph Fraser, east by vacant lot, and
west by lot OF Chas. Marley.
ALSO,
A LOT with Law Office thereon, situate on Court
house Square. In the village OF Walterboro'.
Terms-0nehaf cash balance on credit OF
twelve months. Purchaser 20 pay for papers and
stamps. A. [. SHAFFER, q. @. c.
Clerks Office, Colleton County.
flpcl3 mXsQ
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had been scratched OF and the name OF George
W. Clark substituted for that OF Fl. B. Olney, IN
the Commissioners Of the Orphanhouse. The
latter received six votes, and considerable DIS
satisfaction was expressed by Alderman Voigt
Cunningham and others, at the erasure OF his
name as the matter had been decided upon In
caucus.
In the Commissioners OF Markets. the name OF
David Barrow was substituted for that OF r. s.
Bruins, the latter receiving votes; Coogan, Ii;
Addison, l, and 7. J. Mackey. l.
The Commissioners Of the Amshouse were elect
ed in accordance with the printed Slip, the board
being the same as last year, with the exception
of J. F. Greene and Richard Holloway, who took
the place Of E. W. NJ. and T. ]. Mackey.
Alderman voigt said that in the list Of supervi-
sors of the High School, Alderman Collins name
was substituted for that of 7. J. Aackey, but that
of Alderman L. F. Wall was not on the list agreed
upon in caucus, and he thought, from the action
of Council, that caucus meetings were farce
and that the inconsistency of Council surprised
him.
Alderman E. P. Wall said that that was not the
offence; it was because colorea man was on the
board. The gentlemen would sit in Council with
eolored men; If they decline to sit as supervisors,
let them resign.
Alderman Greene thanked Council for electing
him a member Of the Board Of Supervisors Of the
High School, but begged leave to resign and sub
stituse the name Of Hon. George S. Bryan.
Alderman voigt said that he was accused OF
what was not true, and those who knew him were
aware that he had no prejudices in regard to
celor He sat with colored men to the right and
left In Council, and would sit at the same boards
with them elsewhere.
Alderman Cunningham said that he was dis
pleased because the solemn pledges given In eau
Gus were violated; that Mr. Olney's name had
been erased and Mr.. Clark's substituted. The
one was Democrat the other Republican, but
that should have caused no change lie was will
ing to vote for any one, white or colored, whose
name was agreed upon at caucus meeting.
Alderman z. p. Wall said the tickets were all
laid on the desks. and the Aldermen must have
seen the name OF &. P. WALL and could have
erased it and substituted that OF G. s. Bryan, If
so disposed, and thus avoided the discussion.
Alderman Greene said that at the caucus meet
ing he had expressed his unwillingness to accept
the nomination, and he again rendered his reslg-
nation. He resented the insinuatlons Of Alder.
man Wall as unjust, particularly as regarding
himself. He had sat with colored men at the
same board, and would do 30 again.
The resignation being accepted, the election
was held and Judge Bryan received twelve votes
and l. F. Wall one.
communication from the county auditor ask
ing for the appointment OF board OF equaliza-
ton was read and referred to the Mayor for &C.
ton.
The Mayor appointed Aldermen Geddings, Pot
ter and Cunningham the special committee to
consider the report Of Alderman Barrow, on the
west end OF Broad street.
On motion Council then adjourned.
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Hotel Acknowledgements s.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


n. j. Murphy, New York; A. Lucas, Cooper
Riyer; Albert I.orsch, New YORK; l.. Nalmann.
New Orleans; II. Fl. Hickman, Mrs. H. II. Hick-
man, Augusta; John T. Duncan, Laurens; J. T..
DawSlns, Mrs. L. Dawklns, B. F. Dawkins, Union
vile; J. c. Gillett, Augusta: James Higbie, New
ark, n. j.; Captain J. Ii. Merrlman, u S. II. NJ. !;
John l.. Smythmyer, Savannah; C. NJ. Callahan,
U. S. A.; Captain Ii. Yallalu, o. ". Graves, New
York; Henry J. Raymond, R. ]. Seymour Dalti.
more; II. NJ. Drane, Wilmington; Mr.. and Mrs.
Constable, Miss Constable and maid, NJ. Crowell,
New York. A. Sparhawk, Baltimore; J. P. Davis, C..
L. White, Galveston; J. r Dye, Red Hill; c. B..
Bevcrtin, New York; Charles B. Cox, Phlladelphis;
c. D. Russell, Kentucky; l.. T. Salisbury, Connecsi-
cut; Vim. Henry Boyd and servant BennettsvilIe.
PAVILION HOTEL.
J. ". Hamlet, Reevesvie, 5. c.; D. A. Dodge,
Christ Church Parish; C. Z. Lartigue, G. J. Odom,
II. f. Salley, Blac&ville; W. Stevens Mayfiold, Ga.
c. Wilson, Bamberg; T. n. Tolbert, Ninety Six; J..
Fl. Oldham, Greenwood; W. T. Smith, ". Z.
McGee, +. A. Conner, DR.. L. Summers, COkesbury
L. c. Smith. Laurens; W. II. Bailey, Greenwood;
J. z. Hegdon, +. NJ BaughmaR, J. p. Harley,
Orangeburg; D. D. Finley, Henry Lutner, Master
Lutner, Iichland; J. N. Goudlock, Newbcrry; W.
J. Osborn, New York; J. B. Rhodes, 8. c.; ;R. q.
Keuahan, Kingstree;J. ". H. Dukes, 0rangeburg;
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TIE HOLIDAY TRADE.-As q general rule,
the most extensive and liberal buyers Of holiday
goods do not put or their purchases until the
stocks have become low and the crowd 80 great
that they are unable to make satisfactory selec-
tons Indeed, as we happen to know, some OF
sne most desirable customers in that branch Of
trade are already on {he lookout for so''eenns
Of tes coming season. Dealers who propose to
engage In it-and which OF them does not p
should therefore announce their attractions with
out delay, If they wish to reap an early harvest.
We need hardly add what they already know,
that the advertising columns OF TIE NEWS, al
ways reaex OF the business OF the city, are con-
suited now more than ever BY those desiring bar
gains In any branch OF trade.