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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

FRuGALITY. - 1t appears evident,
says DIR. johnson, that frugality is
necessary even TO complete the pleas
ures ofexpense; for it may be gelIel-
ally remarked OF those h no squander
what they know their fortune is not
sufficient TO allow, that in their most
jovial expense there always breaks
out some proof Of discomfort and i'm
patience; they either scatter with
kind of wild desperation and
affected lavishness, I'D, criminals
brave the gallows vixen they can
not escape 1t, or pay their money
with peevish anxiety, and endeay-
or al once to spend idly and to save
meanly; having neither tirmness to
deny their passions nor courage to
CRAFTY them, they murmur at their
own enjoyment and poison the
bowl OF pleasure by reflection Oh the
cost, .1fH 7q Es5 .aw 81 sdg
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.s A new toy, called ..4K5nagez naoi
.jeasas Aomme,''sis just now the rage
III Paris. ltis sold in the streets in
defiance Of the l@w. though arrests
are frequently made {, In one in
rstanca,1the ss>gs..t a. ellie, who APP
a peripatetic dealer, asked
to have the toy explained to film.
s'Oh it is yei.y. simple, . replied the
Others, sit is, as you see. alittle tube
of osier, aid all you have to DO is 10
put a finger into each end oft.
and then pull hard The Police
man did so,and found himself hand
|cuffed. This is file secret Of the 10Y
the harder, one pulls the more does
the tubes tighten ON the fingers.
Otcourse the vender escaped. : llaga
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Pay your debts as soon AS you get
the n'ohey in your pocket, DO
withoutswilat ,yon don't need. Speak
your nindwhen necessary. Hold
your tongue when prudent. Speak
TO a friend in a seedy coat, Kyou
can't lend man money. tell hun
why. If You don't want to. do the
same. Cut acquaintance who lack
principle. Bear inhrnities, but
not with vices. Respect honesty
despise duplicity. Wear your old
clothes until you can pay for new
ones. Aim at comfort aud prop-e y,
not fashion. Acknowledge your ig-
.norance, and don't pretend knowl-
edge that you haven'r got Il Enter
tain your friends but never beyond
your means. Tt9oaT 9d a9el 81 .3E3ea
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10000 AGENTS S.

WANTED 10 sell TEE IN kRICAsYEAR BOOK
for issa, IL esassivs jest thr iefs mari"n wh:eh
every body ~Ant- hRbdreds OF times year ard
=esis Sith unparall- rapidiiy. even A,oong thotS
seldom look 81 a Subscription Rock Nearly
e'ety family will buy it. and ii will he found about
- great IL n"ce-sit' snong all Glasses 81 the daily
or weekly Hsw~%sDcF.
Send for ctreulHTs 9nd fui' tH snYnDat
- o ID. CASE J. 90. Pm hiishels
Hartford Conn, Cincinnati o.. and hlcAgo /.
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s. r. MCCLELLAN.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1869-11-18

Here is personal" advertisement in
French newspaper: ELIZA: you can re
urn to the house. The boil on my nos
has gone"
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Ice Mountain IN Virginia.
3k1D Rfom the Paa Handle News

a9aawaID 9diRfomahe Pan Handle News.
osnOn tht1eastAank of NaStH rivers iii
aHampshife1 cohntyGWest Virginia, is per
1aps one, OF hegrestest curiositicsnn ii e
State. II is literally an ice mountain, liz
hight from four 10 five hundred feet. TIKI
siweStern side of he mountaiu is covered
with lGose stone, Iofi,a light colqr, @ from
"a. base, to summit BY removing the. ston
pure, solid, crystal ice may De found In
the warmest days of summer, aud it has
been found there as late as the middle at
september. II may exist throughout
the entire year, If the rocks were removed
o sufficient iepth.sg What seems st range
is, that the side of the, mountain: where
the ice is found is exposed to the sun
throughout the day. and it is said that the
sun does not have as much effect in melt,
ing he ice as continuous rains II
s At the base of this mountaiti is snrinc
aGof water, very clear and cold. Some
years agethe owner of the property re
moved the stone and erected small LOO
dairy or spring house, in which meats c,.l,
2 be kept at any seastqf as safely as they
can be kept in. an ice honse.ib Flies and
snakes sometimes find their way into the
spring bpusc, where they hume diatclv
become chilled and torpid. On brlpgyre
moved they soon recover life and motion.
~ How would some OF eur friends liked ia
bcyisit this spot when thelt hermornettr
stands at IS deg. OF Fahrenheit2 -.
This celebrated nountain is situated
= taenty-six miles northeas. OF Winchester,
and sixteen miles east OF Romney, in
Hampshire county, West Virginia. 80
s aI A novel csselwas tried last week in the
court house at. Greenville, Ala. The
Montgomery Adesrttser says Judge NJ. c.
Lane brought suit against Miss josephine
= Hutton for a fee. The lady appeared in
court, pleaded her-own case examined
witnesses, and made a long speech to the
jury Her reason for appearing was that
3 che did not believe an honest lIwyer. was
tobe found in the country. She .aid
among Other. things that if an earthouakf
- was To come, and the clouds were r., fall
she believed the first thing thnuyht of bv
the lawyers would be 60 collect their
fees preparatory to entering upon that
long journey in the search Of future
home, deep down in the duminions of II s
Satanic majesty, where they were all
slowly but surely tending.
Parepa Rosa is in Chicago.
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A cAaD.

Doctor s. Il. Nc l,pan & Son lave taken III
nice lately orcnpied tyP . Afidt NJ d am
VII o., i"ind therr daiiug In ine<e bour- wh,.t
n"t othfrwl-e Enthusiastically cpga.ed w vii
kfep ~ Na''d small a-sai merf I NJ dcirc 10
the accnmmod on lati,., I. and Is III Iirll-h :,
oraer me mostappr"vrd Nasal Donclt. aud M di
nm nm, inr me eatmeHi II Catarrb in acrordanc,
WIN me ale@t hIscuv' rirS III meaiCa >cipI &c.
y . All pers iud"hfed to lie suh.cribei
VIII please call aud -pile h, ote or cash SO that
can elise my indviduai II counts
henosha, July 1st, 1869.
OH S. r. MCCLELLAN,
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The Oid Nuns viii.

Old Oliver Smith, In his thrcadbare suit
Hears tho boys Of the village laugh nnd hoot
<'Thcrc goes the miser, BO poor and Oil,
Starving and scrmpng to heap UP golI."
But the old man thinks, with quiet BIuilr
-'Lct these Idle scOilrrs walt awhile
Till time which Sits The wheat from chair.
May show that The poor have cause TO laugh
The old man goes to the promise sure,
''WhO feeds the hungry and clothes the poor,
10 the very least Of them all, shall see
He luS done IL also unto me-"
The years roll by, the will IL rcai,
And blessings descend on the glycr's hcad,-
For many II farmer Of wealth AMI skill
II hears the orphaned chidrcn'H cry,
And the blrlslng muilen's modest sigh,
Aud IL smOutlics the poor mans dying bed,
For II gives to his starving children bread,
And II claims lis share oI the perfect bliss
Which crOwns The lovers ccstatic kiss;
rOr IL furnishes gold for the golden band,
Which binds them together i'm heart and hand.
1God help the widow 20 poor anu DID,"
Ana lie docs, from the mscrS boarded gold,
For Ills perfect love To The old man gave
Both the wish TO give and the power to save.
Yo sortld slaves or the shining pclf,
Who love the gold for It's own poor sell,
You know the cash that yOu love so well
Is dragging you down 10 the depths OF HE'LL
II how TO leave 1t you'd like TO know,
Yet take II with yOu when you 90,
To the bank which scvcu-f0ld Interest pays,
Where no thieves can steel AMI no rust decays,
So that riches take wings nnd upward lily,
And the camel springs through the needles eye
Go cl0ilic the pOJr and the hungry MI,
And follow the text OF the Old Mans VIII.
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Murray, Ferris ~ Co.'s Naval stores Cir


NEW YORK. December li.-Sr:EfrS TrErT>.
riNE-The business IS coE!i:icd To wants ni retail
ers, who supply themselves cli"ny eN Duck. The
sales amount 10 go hb!s IA i.aiic, chiefly Ija ~ .
at whici lie market closes worry dun. i;ccc.pI :
639 bhls exports :D5 bbs.
RoSiN.-rnc business L. strained common ibis
week, on the spot ANA 10 arrive, mas been very
large, and the sales as reported amount tn -. ,uiJ
bb!s n S2aa TO- hut we think ii.0aVa.O ntQ hhiS ~
=: much nearer The marx. buih ~ Ia quantity ana
pr:c. Tile market for 5rainc, :Syery iirm III So.
but the condition OF foreign markets appears 10
anort no hope OF u fat;acr advance. III o;:iIr
grades have shared The ac;:T,iy. and we iiOte
SScs OF 2iD0 bbis No. AT - lJa2 30: 1900 bb!S No.
at Sa;; -: i,Ae bbs pale at !,5 80. ana 20 pla
pale arc scarce and wanted. Receipts 7c3u b,,ls
Exports 1905 bs.
TAE.-'iherc has been ,.ir s:.:c business
With sales OF sil hls ~ 80 i'l, i2i. rsr 2aa gal
.nn bbls. Wilmington neglected. Receipts sa9
hb.G EXn0rts i.2 bk..
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ME>iDR-DA.

There i 4; present lying In Tho Birkcnhcail
d"cSS. England one vi tie largest r.,. I:,,iiamcn
a;iud. viz, the .idria;;c. w0sc history Is rather
nteni!ui Gnc Thc -tdria,ic originally fo.mr, one
between New York and The McrScy. and Is Il sister
si:.i, 10 the ii:u;"a Pacific, Arctic and Rattle.
arc; since the collapse of the Culius line. thc
hhriatlc. VIC believe. has iari Ut sou, hampton un-
Ill within the past FEW months. when She was
purchased By Mr.. Edward Bates, and brought
r"nn! 10 The arlscy III iic transformed into y,
sailing vessel. The work Ia now lcing rapidly
carried on, ana In Ike course OF Month or su
the Adr!aiic vii! DC one Of the iarGeS; sailing vr+.
scs trading cut of the port nj Liverpool. Mr.
Eaics owns several vessels. nj them. the Bate,
Family. being capable Of slowing away ll.uCO
bales Of cotton: bIt whcA lhe alterations in HE
Adriaiic are completed, She Will be ahle TO carry
about 2r.0oo bales of East India cotton.
it"rE Hcyaid.
Tac schr Eliza Pike. from philadelphia, arrived
On sunday. was consigned 10 Jno & Tbco Geliy.
anu the Gas Company.
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T,ITE WATT PLOUGH TRIUMPHANT,

This PLOUGH is now the leading Plough or the
Middle and Cotton States.
Among the hundreds OF testimonials we have
from practical rhintcrs and TURNER'S, we would
call attention TO tile following extract from let
tcr received from Colonel B. &. LOCK EFT, OF The
large planting firm OF Jordan & Lockctt, dated
Albany, Ga., November -, 1869:
"iicforc closing this letter cannot refrain from
expressing my sincere thanks to you f0T The in
rcntion OF the REST PLOUGH NOW IN USE. IL
IL tic delight OF the negro. Bcsi;lCs tlulup the
hest work that have ever seen any Plough lo, Il
runs With more case to the plOugltnun and the
iraft 10 the animal Is lighter than any Plough |
have ever used.
"fOur Plough has already become 4 necessity
to ME, and would feel ruined without II. am
sntSiicu we have saved. unnniially, thousands n!
uonrS In mules nOnc. II is the Cheapest Plough
! have ever used, of any kind ur diesel iptiun, and
! am anxious TO hiring, if can. to the rrtice of
my ieilow-IlantcrS, this most valuable Pl.ugh."
Colonel l.Ockctt commenced using these PIDlIrls
In the spring OF 1865 AMI now las more than Two
hundred and fifty t2i0l Of tllcn un his plantations
We have testimonials emphatic from leading
planters In North Carolina. South Carolina (;cnI.
gia Alabama and Texas, but this will suiiicc for
the most ncrcdulOus.
During the present fall, this Plough has taken
prcinitmS NJ Eight Fairs held In Virginia North
Carolina, South Carolina and Alabama ami rc
III Pennsylvania, In August last, wien Inurr than
Fifty Different ll0ughs were tested.
WATT e KNIGHT
No. lIj2 Franklin street,
Richmond, Va.
Por sale at Factory Prices, freight added, 10y
J. l.. ADGER Il CO.,
Sole Agents,
uccU lnwa Charleston, s. &.
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PO RT e Il l. II N ID Il IL
Nh RINE NEJrS.
eli EsTON. DECEMBER II
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Schr !. Warren. Sahi,ton. Cuinbahcc. $500 BUSH
els rough rice. To W l., bee & ca.
Scar Ann IDEAS. GarlaItic. West Point Mill.
y licrccs rice Ia j u .iikcn co.
Scilr Erinu. MtGiatn. tombancc. "5io bushels
rough ficn. ~ " { Rec u ca.
Scir Flag. li!r-sii. Combaiicc. olIU bushels
ron.h vice. I" VI Z Bee ~ 10.
Sclr i-hcn. -rir!a. ro,niIiicc 200 h,ishels
rough rice. Tn " & Zee \ 60.
S'iir E;uit:a Baker. Leonard, E:,rE River. 3a0D
IN hcls rough rice. To Cohen. iiaackci n CO.
Schr 0ddiCUw, Prince, Back River. 2JUO bush
q. r"u:h rice. ~ Coicn. liaurEvi x c".
Steamer EiR,,ir. Lewis. Ieuv::c;own, < -. oSI
ticrc.. rice. El,sc AMI sun,.vi"s. To SharkciIorl
Kelly. 'i-!.. :, tiei"hlon, Il \ i'rcnhom y Son,
ThnrSt"I& Holmes. t'!aCHLcy l:TDs. |: o'Nciii. ID
far!'N 60. k!inci. Nichrnii"rg ca, & " vii
Sin,, Fraser & iiii!. Aston. ~. " N Bird 4. CO.
AMI Others.
Steamer General Manignult Cordcs, George
ehlckclinIi i Kelly. M"wry y CO. kirkpatrick \
Wtir. Feeder = iaNiS. T. VI Williams \ go. j Co-
'Ots !: cO. j & !! tiiiissea, j \ tuackcnbusil, = u
S':It!"r. an! = Archer.
:',u"p r.ag S;i.iIvan. !:;!is:0. bales sea island
cotton. 10 i;rcncl CO, Erase. ,v pi.i, AMI ca.
hen. iianrN"l y co.
Si"u! from Juli;'s Island. Il halcs SEA is!cnd
co:i,:. IL Fraser & Dl.
ir'; fran! Christ Church. bugs sea isiand
cotton. 10 Ecpcr i Sinncy.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship james .Adgcr, Lockwood. New York.
lie :cn!bo:' 10.
CLEARED FOR THIS FORT
SchF Charles Z Raymond, Higgins. u, Eos.9n.
n.rcmher 10.
sri.r James Young, Wilson. at Portland, Me.
Se!r /. q T. Wl...ar:. Mason. AT New York De-
Cal!.brr -"
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Receipts by Railroad. Dec. IL und I3.
SQI.ru cAEOi.ISA HLunnAn.

December ll-i22s bales cotton, 30 bbls naval
stores. car stuck. To tailroad Agent, q " Will
lians d co, q II Walter & 20, Grncscr j. Smith, A
Salinas, Frost Adgcr, Il J wiss & CO. Rcclcr
4 Davis. u Il Sloan. Pelzcr, Rodgers & co, Dow
ling co, Mowry 4 co, kirkpatrick & Wittc, J ID
Aiken x co. Brodlc co. savenel & CO. and others.
DcceElber l3-l.2j bales cotton, - lalcs doncS-
tics. l3j bbls naval Stores 20 cars lumber. To aii-
road Agent. q II Walter 4 co, a } Salinas, Rcetlcr
K Davis. Ielzcr, Rodgers & 90, Mowry & co. Dow
liag co, EirkpatIick Willie, } x Pringe & SON.
war'llaw Carcw. W X Ryan. w W Smith. wag-
chcr Stuart co. Frost A,Igcr. G W Williams "
CO. J II J.: Sloan, l. Miss & co, CllghOru, Herring
co. Malion"c, wciling, ana others.
NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
December 13-:uo bales cotton. I22 bhls naval
stores. l.5 bushels rough rice, cars lumber. to-.
bacco mdSe, &c. 10 : u &oucy. Rcc,lcr & Davis,
Shackcliord II Kelly. Waller q co. J Il Pringlc &
Son. ] Salinas. liilhur House, Mowry " co, NJ
Goldsmith & SON, Kirkpatrick & Wittc. t;racscr &
Smith. Ravcnel & co. PeiHcr. Rodgers & ca. Rupcr
Storey. \ u Mulligan, x Willct,. CIV williams
4 CO. liro'lie 4 co. Frost Adger, X Ryan. W
t;urncy. Caldwell sun, Cla.rhorn, Herring & co.
kcn,lal! & Dockcry. w W Whil,leu, G MullOncr,
Wcllins. anu Order
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arancI,cstrr MurI,cf.

MANCHESTER Nn"cmbcr 25.-Wr :iavc ac.ii.
10 report qu"C week i'll ai departments ~ ,ii,>i.
ness but the engagements If producers. with iu.'
moderate business dong, have sep, prices N.,,
steady throughout the wGeh In yarns i,"!" l!...
been small tcmam'! !nr ,l!i:ia AMI !.cvan; IN
water twist, AMI III inu!;' Tor .o.nbay. l!r.,.e.
trade yarns arr not ac;iyc hui generally ilim. ~
spinncrs are Still under contract. IL cloths ~"
principal business |, still IN shr:ng, au, s:inilr
goods for China and BOMBAY. JaconrlS, mGliS.
ana light eoUa ior the Ea-i are yer. quy;. FOR
printing cloths the demand il small. Ncri,a Il:
and common 7 cioths are IN better request. Ia.
mcsticS AMI hOMc-.rl'tc goods generally con: siu-
Ell quiet. The market closes barely stvJ,i,.
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.a.,~ STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

10" STATE OE SOUTH CAROLINA,
LEXINGTON COJNTY-n Probate Couri-Ex
par!e JAMES iNAEiNET and JURlAli l.. ISiBI-
NEr-le'i,ion for Partition Of Rcai Esia,c.--!, APP
pcar!ns 20 Tie satisfaction OF the Court that
CAROLINE. ISABELLA, luElAII ana JOHN
GElJEHS, four OF the defendants i'll The above en-
titled case. arc residents on: OF and beyond The
limits OF this State, on motion OF Mcssrs. DErIgv-
LILLE SISRuNK for the petitioners: u Is ordered,
that tile said ISABELLA, JURIAH, CAROLINE
and JOHN GEiJERS. do appear. plead, answer or
dcinur to the said petition within forty days from
the publication OF this order; and in default
,hcreo; u Judgment lI'o conyrSso viii he entered
against them. ADAM kFIRb,
norlo fl2 Judge o! Probate. l.. c.
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LIVERPOOL cLAssyrIcA1Ios.

RicE.-This grain was In good demand at
steady rates; aalcs l3o iicrces OF clean Carolina
80 tlerces at 6; I'D do at ess es do "a; c1i; ii do
mt l3.lGc p d.. We quote common TO fa.r clean
Carolina AT 6(a6is; good 63iG7c.
NAVAL SroEEs.-The market was quiet: saies
about $50 barrels spirits turpcn:.ne ut SOC I,
gallon.
FEEIdnrs-.tre somewhat dull. To Liverpool,
by steam, engagements are making at "a a
10 on uplands and litd on sea Islands; by
sail, 7-l6d = b on uplands and ,,d ib
on sea Islands. To llavre, by steam, nomt.
nal; By sail, nominal at Ike on upland.
and Ike on sea Islands. coas,wlsc to
New York, by steam, 80 a ib on uplands
anu lc on sen islands; by sail, &c a ID on
uplands. To Toston, 10y steam, nominal; by SAIL
&c p fh on uplands. To Philadelphia, by steam
SO p ib on uplands; hy sail, somewhat nom.
inni. To baltimore, by steam, Is@Hc p ID on
nplands; by sail somewhat nominal.
EXCHANGE. = Sterling, co days, l3lTGI32.
Domestic exchange, sight checks, buying at 40
u per cent. of, selling at 40 premium; outdoors
at 4 on.
GoLp.-The brokers were buying at % and sell.
Ing OF Csc.
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&S- BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
splendid hair bye Is the hest in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless reliable, in.
stantaneous; no disappointment no ridiculous
tnts; remedies the III enects OF bad dyes; IN
rigorates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful,
black or brown. Sold by all Druggists and Per-
tuners; and properly applied at Bachelors Wig
Factory, No. 10 Bond street, New Yorr.
no,ae fmw1yr
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For sale at Retail and IT Low PRICES.
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All oI which is Of very recent inpartntious 50.
Hctcu personally by Mr. Ring. prin cipuIy from
tue McsSrI. l.an'irctll's OF i'lIiluIcpha for this
choice ~ N'
CABBAGE SEEDS, cf all kinds.
Tomato Seeds,
Guinea anu i:OstOn Squash Seeds
Tnrnip antt Ruta I,iga Seeds
lc:s. Parsnip and Carrot Seeds,
Early AMI Sweet Corn Seeds
Ana all other kinds, common 90 Southern eli.
mates.
ALSO.
Pl.OUGliS, lincs, Spades and every variety of
Garden and Farm Implements, ON the nost i'm.
proved patterns.
ALSO,
BASKET and GLASSWARE.
ALSO.
WllEEI,BA Rls0WS and HARROWS.
At the store, No. 353 west side or King below
George street. and known for he last forty wears MS
LANDRETII'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CHOLwEII.
dec+ mwtl2 Administrator.
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yag- TUE STATE OF SOUTH C.tROLI-
Ma. CoLLETON COTNTY.-In the Common Pleas.
THOMAS r. wAE!NG and 4. s. J. PERRY, Exec
Observation-Disclosures tie plaintiffs did,
on the TwENTY-TnIID DAY or FEBRUARY, nlc their
declaration against The defendant, who (as it IL
said) Is absent from and without the limits OF
this State, and has neither wife nor attorney
known within the same, upon whom u copy Of
the said declaration might be served: II Is there.
fore ordered tha; the said defendant do appear
ana plead 10 the said declaration. On or before
the rwESTY-IuiRD DAY OF FEERUARY, which will
I've in the year oi our Lord one thousand eight
hundred and seventy, otherwise final ana abso-
,ntc Judgment will then bc given ana awarded
agains; him. 4. c. SlIAFFER, c. C, C.
Clerks Of,icc, COlleton County.
marchlf Inncli.sept l;.decl7
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sni'" THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA, CHARLESTON DISTEICT.-In the Com.
mon Picas.-TiIE SOUTHERN EXPRESS COM
rANY W. JAMES Observation-Disclosures
MAGRiru * LowNDES, Plaintiffs Attorneys
Whereas. the p.ainiiif did, on Tie SlNETEESTu
DAY or FEE2rART. 1SG9, file his declaration
against the defendant. who as II is sai,ll Is ab-
sent from and wfhou: the limits oi this State,
and las neither wife nor attorney known within
the same. upon whom copy OF the said dcclara-
ton might be served. Il is therefore ordered
that the said defendant do appear and plead to
the said declaration. on or before the TWENTIETH
DAY OF FEpRrAEr, which will be In the yea: OF
oar Lore! one thousand eight hundred ami seventy
otherwise final ana absolute Judgment vii; then
he given and awarded against him.
y. &. RICHMOND. G.. c. r.
Clerks 0nce, Charleston District, February 10
1869. Innrcli3 lc5inoslyr
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New York Rice Market.

Tho Journal Of Commerce OF Saturday, De-
cember 10, says Domestic is hardly 30 Arm; the
holders arc Offering their stock tribe more freely,
OF 10 cnsksi we quote 7a7nc as the range. Ran.
COON Is dun, and prices arc nominal; we quote for
lots In bond 21sa3}SS In gold.
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Boots, 5Iiocs, N-c.
THE BEST IN THE CITY.

If you want ROOTS AND SHOES, or tic hes,
make and latest styles 80 TO
s 4 E u RS,
No. Al Broad street. near Church street
Always on hand large assortment OF Gentle.
mems Boots, Caters and Shoes, Of various pat
terms.
perfect 1T guaranteed II made TO order.
Attention is especially mviteI TO the supply of
popular 1T the North.
j. STElBER, Bootmakcr
nov2I stuthlm0s No. Al Broad street
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DY TELEGRAPH.

ShvSS%AU December i3.-1rrivcd. steamship
Aincr;c3. Baltimore: brig Ellen Maria, New Y"rk;
schr or.n.c, Philadelphia. Cleared, steamship
Circass.itn. New iurS, having roa!c,l.
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HsIS[tsIlsff.I.S.

Per steamer Emile. from Georgetown, &c
4 & iicrot and wife, 7 u Hood. NJ A Howell. Jr,
J. Alst"b, 4 Is Crane, Miss Dclion, i McQuaitl,
Miss Gccsun. Miss Sullivan, and 10 on deck.
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Mile. Rocdcr, yet n pupil. is announced as
the coming sensational singer OF The day. or
rather o! the morrow. She is Il native of Berlin,
AMI has studied under fiarlOt.
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nsrTHE GREAT SOUTHERN REMEDY.
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RIIEA C0RDIAL.-Thls article, SO well known
and highly priced throughout the Southern States
az Sovereign Remedy for the above diseases, Ia
now offered to the whole country.
It Is invaluable to every lady, both married ana
single.
No family eau AFFORD to be without II, and mono
Will TO whom Its virtues are known.
For sale by oil Druggists and general dealers.
DoWIE L NOISE,
octIl GmosDko General Agents.