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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-28
CHEAP ADHERr1sLNG.

7zz CHARLESTON NEws, the circulation OF
which is about twice as large as that OF any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
ssest advertising medium for all business men.
For persons who want sitaltions or servants;
Who want houses or apartments, or have them
10 rent; who want or who ofer board and Iodg-
ing; VINO have lost or found articles Of value,
tn News has no equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supphed, we have
adopted the following scale of CHEAP ADvER-
ruzM.rs. pdymeat for which must invariably
be mads sohen Ge order is giuen:
Advertisements OF situations wanted BY or
offered to clerks. governesses, tutors, work
men, mechanics. house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks aud washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost or found; houses, shops. Offices
Srd warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous Han.s Of al kinds.
For each insertion OF advertisements OF the
CLASSES specified:
Nss axcseding THREE LINES or 20 woris.. ."S cents
-FOUR LIsKs or 80 words. ....4o
1--WE LINES or 40 vords.. 4"
An advertisements to be- inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at THE
Ngws Office bv 9P. NJ.
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The Roper Hospitai and the City
Council.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEW.
GKNTIEMEN-Asa q meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees Of the Roper Hospital held on the
Oath instant, the following preamble and reso-
luton were adopted, viz:
Whereas, A communication from the Board
of Trustees Of the Roper Hospital to the City
Council bas not been published with the other
proceedings of Council, which communication
was IN reply to call upon the board from
Council to reoonvey to the city the cells for
lunatics, which have been for many years in
the possession of this board under a contract
between the city aud the board. Aud, whereas,
that Communication embodies information
VIII ich, as citizens. We desire that the public
should be possessed OF, because it shows how
the abandonment Of the contract (whIoh aban
donment was the act Of Council, and against
the urgent and repeated remonstranoes OF the
trustees,) has resulted in o heavy aud unnec-
cssary expense to the city, incurred Iur rue
fitting up OF other hospital accommodation;
therefore,
'.Resolusd That the editors Of tho Courier
and DAILY NKws be requested to give the SAID
place IN their Journals"
I have the honor to hand you copy OF the
com n nuuication, and most respectfully to re-
quest for it plaoe in your columns.
Your obedient servant,
WM r. WRAaa,
Secretary and Treasurer
Trustees Roper Hospital.
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terday afternoon a negro girl came to the de-
tective Office and reported that as she Was
going along King street, with some money in
her hand, she met cripple on two crutches,
Who asked her to tie bundle he carried. She
did go and moved of. but soon missed her
money. Sho returned and accused him OF hav-
ing the money, but he denied it. Officers Tru-
all and Lovett were told to work up the case,
and IN short time found the cripple in his
room counting the money. When brouyht to
the detective Office, he confessed that he had
taken the money from the girl. He was locked
up to await an examination to-day.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS. SEPTEMBER 27.-Paotiion
Hotei.-J. W. Grace. Master c. Grace. Young's
Island; Rev. D. W. Cuttino. Minning; f. Ats,
Florence; Walter Burns, Bsltimore; @. Fl.
Capu., j. L. 9uckhalter, Aiken; G. A. Brock,
Cheraw; NJ. L. Watson, Union Poiut, Ga; J. T..
Youngplood, Williston; G. W. Wise. ]. Munro
Wise. Edsefcld; J. NJ. S:agscrs, Klngstree;
q. Il. Hall. Orangeburg News; P. s. Worsham,
Cooper River.
Charleston Hotel.-P. r. Ceepel. D. Parsons,
North Carolina; z. T. Williams. Bait imore; Colo
uel Growgile, q. s. a.; J. l.. Sandtord, Balti-
Pettengill South Carolina.
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TIE Recent MURDER.-THE NEWS OF yester-
day gave Oh account of thc q dug Of the b,dy
OF negro q % log of the Battery. with his
be d hips and throat terribly gsshed. The
late New York papers relate that "the bods OF
an unknowu m IN vas found f)ating OF the
Battery, (N.Y Oo the top OF the mead Was a
clear Gu seve oil inches IN leng'h; there vas 6
fracture Of The base Of the skull, the jaw va
smashed. and cut tXended across the ohiu. I"
~Who Is the murdered man, where did be come
crom, when, where and by whom was be muir
<aersd3" are the questions uuw vaiply asked
both in Charleston and New York about two
<3ff7areut men.
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CRUMss.-There wall be meeting OF Ooun-
ell at SIX O'Clock thIs afternoon.
~he United states Court will be opened here
on Monday next.
The Mayor ia Determined 10 have sober men
on the pohce ioroe. BE remarked yesterday
that If he couldu't get sober m1n he wouldn't
havo any force at all, but would do the police
duty himself.
The total uumb'r OF per1,ns registered in
s vannah is ATS OF winch 1868 are whites and
144l blacks. Ot this number SS ire over sixty
years OF age, and th3 Oldest ono Of them 10S
,o rs.
U,ited S:ates Dustr'ot A'toroev. 30 j., Oorbin
c,n get $1,000 of bis $1,000 sIm upon the city.
q. mad bot er axe 1t a d 'asi 10 qIcations."
A negro woman ma ed Marv Stiles while In
the savannah ball on Friday last was safely
deive ed Of "a laughter a. black as the ace of
sp,des, and OF son as White as any OF the
descendants OF the Purtaas."
The Chapman siieri vLo vii perform in
Charleston in November are 'the violets Of
the cage" SO s'ys Prentice.
The Aldermen meet t,-uight to repair come
bad tobs thay hase N .de IN constructing ordi
nancss.
The Lumber bill" Dies not like Japhet.
have 10 search for i.s ia her; for If report be
true, 1t has two lo,ty) atners-Aldermeo T. j.
hackey and Potter
We learn that there is party in the city who
desires to hire number OF omnibnses for two
houIs tonight to run oaex and forth in front
VI the City Hail.
The hnes imposed by the Mayor yesterday
acnounted 10 $50.
There will be game OK b,se ball played
upon the Citadel G. ecu thu Afternoon. at half
pact one o'~look, b;tween the Garrison nlne'
and picked nins.
Ihe Savannah treasury derived benefit to tho
extent OF slS7 from the fees nom registration
ono dollar head.
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rrnE BARNwELL JOURNAL.

AS THE BUSINESS SEASON APpROA oBEs.
the undersigned uld respectfully cali the at entiou
Of the Merchants OF Charleston 70 the BARNWkLL
JOURNAL. punlished as B'aekvle, y. O., PIPER Of
rapidly increasing cirrustion, 70 be fornd in not
only every portion Of the arge and ue,l'hy County
Of Bernwe, bu in manv other ooun,ies OF tue
state, aud hia q soatering circulation rom couueo-
ticut to California. lhe jon na Ia always on h,e at
the Office Of Messrs. WA HER, EVANS & CO+S-
WELL, the agents IN ChariesIon, and business mon
would 90 we'll % call In aud take LOOK at the paper
before making mp their Tau sdverisenente for the
weeslies of Inc Stse
erms moderate, which eau be leIrned upon ap
pliration to WALKER, EVANS & COO WE'LL, or by
addr~ sing the subscriber at either Blaokvie or
Rarnwell. JOHN @. obU E.
August IS limo
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FEn OPgRA HousH-A CHANCE FOB THE LADIES
-zo lAxs A LEAp.-Joun b. DJveIeIx. Esq. tue
arahuaos OF The new Opera H~use, des,res rs o
ssy that sue blildIng will b open for public
Inspection on Thurs lay next. between the
s,oonrs of IL and /. All Work Tn.en would iu-
teriare With the safety or oomf'rt OF the yisi-
4o-s uil be saspended and IL 10 hoped that
the ladies' and tue public generally. Viii take
the opportunity Of seeing for themselves Whit
has BEEN doue, In ss9htcss ssorksaS days to-
v,aeis converting The hall of the Adsez build
Ync fn.o the most eompaos sud comuno<hous
.heatre or operah0uss in tho southern States.
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LIGHT READING FOB THE WARN WRATHER.-
Our friends in the country who desire to obtain
light reading for the warm weather, at strictly
popular prices, are referred to the ADVERTISE
ment Of Mr.. C. O. Fighter, the very entsrpris-
ing and trustworthy King-street dealer in books
and periodicals OF all kinds. His list will be
found to include something to suit every taste,
and it seems to us q marvel how he can afford
to send hid books by mail over the country,
postpaid at tho rldiouIously low prices named.
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TIE wmrs BAvN.--A Nav York paper gives
q detailed account Of the mlsdsods OF B. B.
Whisraau, Of 'iwhite Pawn" nosoriety. and sin :
oerely hopes, "sor the oenaat OF tho plblic IN
general, and couf iine professionals ta parleu-
ular, that the IA nagerlal7aspirat,,us OF B. F.
whitman are ct last e4jc. u,ily otashed and
chat he viii henoeforth remain cnsensedly in
that humble sphere for winch ns ure d sIgaed
him. That isn't sssgJod sor sore eyes"
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A Srn1NEH Yaon BosroH. 1T ia With salts
faction that We understand that steam COM
munisation between Boston aud thus port is to
hs Immediately established. The steamship
George B. Upton. form ,.ly employed on this
route is being paced IN su oerior order aud
will probably be ON her barth In eight or TIN
days for the reception OF freight. The larre
e-sde bstzeen the two ports dem snds suoh as
oompoda'ion as only steam can give. The
agency IN this CITY will be IN the hands OF
Nessrs, w. Roaoh Go.
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SCOTT, the original star shirt man, has just
returned. from the North with fresh and very
choice selection Of gentlemen's underwear and
furnishing goods, including several new and
improved styles OF collars. S,ott's establish
ment in Meeting street. nearly opposite the
Market. has beoome 80 well known, by dint Of
plucky and persistent advertising in THE NEWS,
that everybody is wondering why he has erect
ed the novel and peculiar network sign which
now sautes the gaze OF every passer-by.
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THs Appraiser ant ball offered by Alderman
vog!, and recently made On ordinance by
Counoll, has excited considerable discussion,
and, We learn. convinced those Aldermen who
voted for ,ts ratification thatit was not fault,ess,
and Some question the validity OF one or more
ct ;ts sections. However. az the meeting OF
Ooancil tn-niaht the matter viii b. thoroughly
discussed. and the bad work, IL any, will be
vanished over to look as good a. new.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

CREATING THE WmRLwsD."-" Reaping the
Whirlwinde is the title of thrilling Confeder-
ate story, written for The Banner of the South,
by Miss Annie III. Barnwell. OF Beaufort, y.
O. The frat chapter will appear in Tho Banner
OF the South, October 9Th.
Send for specimens to L. T. Blome & Co.,
Augusta, Ga Terms, 50 per annum. The pa
Der can be had of all ne neasdealers in the Unitoi
States. 8 Sept %
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Ksaso GAz1LKss.-Early Sunday morning
OaRcers Loyett. Truall aud Hernandes made
raid upon aneero gambling saloon on Queen
street, and captured David K ID. Alexander
Brogan. Peter Jones, Bank Butler. Joseph
Roberts and Samuel, Pattersoa. who were
anus,rg themselves with "ye tiger" They
were arrsigned before the Mayor yesterday and
aned FIVE dollars each. :. =,
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Samuel G. Black will sell at Ii o'clock. at the
old Postofice,. o small wooden tenement bull
ding, S ~" 7 lF
.Iaurey i alexander win sell at 10 o'clock, in
ther store $50 sacks salt butter, hams, &c.
Horny Cobia & Co. will sell al half-past 8
s'olook, st their store. shoulders and ioles. ~
John g. Mlllor & Co. will sell at 10 O'Clock,
oil their store, hats. shoes. &c.
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The Now Dramatic Company.
PAVILION HOTEL, September a.

PAVILION HOTEL, September "a.
TO TaR EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
SIR notice in TIE NEWS to-day, that in al
luding to the opening Of the theatrical season
yo1 speak OF me as the "leading lady," This
is mistake. am the "Soubrette" Of the
company. Miss Annie Levering, an accom-
plisbed lady and very fine actress, fills the
position Of leading lady.
Yours respectfully,
KATE RAYMOND.
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SHIPMENTS OF OorToH.-On Saturday last
sssJ bales OF cotton were shipped from Savan-
nah. On the same day 402o bales were ship
psd from Charleston Savannah SEM 1884
bales TO New York, 722 to Philadelphia, aud IS
20 Charleston. Charleston sent S0o7 bales TO
New York. .-566 to Philadelphia. and Ss7 to Bal
Smore.
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MERCANTILE PRNTING.-An kinds OF mer-
camille printing, such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, 60. for count
ng-rooms and offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style aud at the lowest rates for
cash, at TIE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No. 149 East
Rou
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TEE LUMBER BILL is to be hauled up before
Council tonight to have section OF it fixed.
It is CLAIMED that the section providing that
"an defects in any timber, such as loose, hol-
low. rotton or otherwise defecuve knots, red
rot, rotton butts, out faces, ring, wind or heart
shakes, injurious spIinters draws, and ell other
Injurious defects, are to be marked on the mar
gin Of the survey bill as detective; and all de-
fective tImbor to be paid for at one-third the
price agreed upon between the buyer and seller
for nerchantable TIMBER" NEEDLES with the
rights Of the buyers and sellers, who alone
have the right to ,cde what price shall beput
upon defective timber. Council has nothing to
do with the price buyers and sellers may agree
upon, we should think. By the way, who is the
father Of that ordlnance2
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TEE MUNICIPAL CONTEXT. R.-The claim for
$1,000 against the city Tor eervioes rendered
during the municlpai contest hes revlveI that
subject. and there IS much talk among the
Bpdlcals about having al the pyoceadings con-
neoted weh that now hstorio afsar published
in pamphlet form. We. understand that re-
solution will bs sa,red 10 coun Il to might pro-
sid,ag tina. the proceedings be published at
the an Jense of the city. y
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"Too ILL TO APPEAv," was the answer re-
turned Yesterday morning when inquiry was
made whether or not the case OF the mao who
was dubbed BY poll 'emAn on Thursday
last, was called before the Nay r. We learn
that the vlotm of this policeman's wea-
pom will hardly be able to come out OF the
house for several days. 4 short time elnce. il
We remember aright, an officer OF the New
York police "clubbod' prisoner who came
near dylng from the effeots Of it. The captain
was ar; este and tried for assault and bate.
ry with intent to kill" was found guilty, de.
privad Of his COMMISSION aud sentenced to
several months imprisonment. That case wa,
token cogrlaance Of only beoarse the people
who had become tireu nl the brutality OF the
New York police to their prisoners, compelled
the officers to do so We did not see the po-
licemaD strike the old N n on Thursday last,
and do not know the circumstances except
from hearsay, bat those who saw 1t desorlOe 1t
TO have been uuwsrranta5le aud bputsl. 1t is
time that the rights ofl policeman regarding the
use of his weapon should bo determined. There
is variety OF opinion about 1t nov, even among
some Of the policemen, aud au investigation
might settle the matter. 1he Quiet Of Police
asserts that there will be thorough investiga.
tion # the officer be reported. Those who Wit
messed the affair would be but do ne their
duty to themselves, to the poor sufferer, and
to the citizens generally if they reported the
officer.
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PERSONAL. Little. ESQ.,, editor and pro-
prietor OF the Bennettsville Journal, is still in
the city, looking after the interests Of his pa
per.
Bev. D. W. Cuttino the business manager OF
the Clarendon Press, is in the city.
Mr. Charles q. Hall, publisher OF the Orange
burg News, is in the olty. staying at the Ps-
vihon Hotel.
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IT Is FACT that merchants ssd others can
get Job Printing, of oil descriptions, done in
the neatest style and Of the lowest prices at
A. M. Williams Brother. Job Printers, No. 8
Broad street, up stairs. Call and examine spe-
cimens. Sept %
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To THE LAD1Ks.-Messrs. stoll, Webb & Co.
have received case Of Fall Dress Goods from
an auction house, which they are Offering at
Is cents (worth IS ccnts;) together with a
large lot of Dry Goods in every other grade, of
the latest styles and choicest coors, at No. 2S7
King street. Sept ~
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TROUBLE BEGINS ON THE FOURTH OF Ooro-
BER An eccentric scboomaster, when he do
sired to inform his pupils that the exercises
of his school would be resumed, instead OF
putting in long advertisement announcing
the time, would simply advertise, "Boys,
trouble begins on the hrst Of next month" or
whatever was the day Of opening school, and
sign his name tu it. The mention Of the fourth
Of October will make maUy think Of troubles,
for large number OF the schools or the city
resume their exercises on that day-amOnG
them the following The public schools; the
Classical, Mathematical, English and French
school conducted by Messrs. Henry N. Bruins
and Charles 3. Coohrane.) No. 81 Wentworth
street; the Carolina Educational Institute. con
Quoted by Mr.. and Mrs. G. ". Alexander and
Madame A. Girard; the English, French, Clas-
sieal and Mathematical school, northwest COR
ner Bull and Coming streets, Joseph T. Cald-
we'll, principal; the boarding and day school
for young ladies', ct corner Wentworth aud Rut-
ledge streets. John Laurens, principal: the
boarding and day school for young ladies', ut
No. So Hsssl street, Mrs. Hopson Pinckuey
principal; Mrs. Blum's school. on Mary street.
opposite Elizabeth; Mrs william D. DeSaus-
sure and Mrs. e lmuad Rsseners school, No.
8S Meeting street; the Misses Marshalls school,
corner Meeting aud Reid streets.
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NEWSPAPER PARAaRArHs.-There are few
things more irritating to some dispositions
than to commence reading newspaper para
graph, and, after becoming absorbed in the
subject of which it pretends to treat, to fnd
that it is merely intended to direct the atten-
ton to some particular article for sale at some
well-known store. Yet, II the person reading
should happen to need just that article mem
toned, all irritation vanishes, and q certain
feeling OF satisfaction is felt in having secured
the required information. This is why we re-
in to-day's NEWS of Messrs. Stoll, Webb q Co..
for the fall season. their stock is now the
most complete and best assorted they have
had SING, the war, and their prices will be
found uniform and very reasonable.
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MisfeQGueOua.

rAyING ID SpnsED OF MY EKFI f,
III inerest in my BAKING BU MESS to my son.
4. u KALB. I solicit for him continuance Of the
patronage heretofore e1lelded to me.
Sent 40 IL j H.KtLB,
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Tas LATE MuRDRs.-Nothlng definite has
been ascer: AIMED in regard to the murder Of
the negro. found floating of the Battery Sun
dal afternoon.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest ClrcuIataon.-THs DAILY NEWS
AsslEe THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE-
cOGNlEED As RA ZINC THE LARGEST CIR
cCLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES The LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
sT6 IN THE POSTOFFYCB AT T-s END OF
EA0H WEEK. ACCORDING 70 TIE PR0VIS-
CONS OF THE NEW PoS9oFF70R Law
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How CHARLESTON APPEARS TO CORRESPOND
Hsr.-A correspondent" OF NUrthsrn pa-
per. who has been running about Georgia and
South Carolina, says that his "visit 10 Charles
ton was ohi,fy suggestive of the havoc OF war.
bat he was surprised that the marks Of wars
desolation' had been ob.iterated to such q
large extent. The stranger who looks upon
the vacant lots in tho heart Of the city, ell
neatly boarded up, is unable to contrast their
present and former appearance, and 1t may be,
ssldom suspects that not long ago they we're
covered by stately piles. He found that the
merchants OF Charleston were doing 6 fair busl-
ness. They we're hopeful, aud anticipated
much improvement when the new crops were
gathered. The chief puzzle was to know how
to invest their money. The times mol being
favorable for the purchase Of general mercban-
disc, and 1t being impraoticable to invest tn ir
surplus in negroes as formerly, queer dileu,-
ma was presented. The end will be, almost be-
yond doubt, that real estate will receive moro
attention than ever before, and the city, before
many years have gone. can boast OF superior
architectural attractions"
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ONE Of Dickens or scotts works is preefnt-
ed to every anuaal euhscrbcr to the Xix Gem
tury. Sept a
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DREADi BKkADi BKEADi

HAVING PURCHASED rHR BAKING BUSINESS
of nv lather will be prepared to furnish hia old
customers and the punlie generally with rREsH
BREAD daily at the oil stand. NO. e8 It. Philip
street and al their resi- ience In any part Of the city
from this dIy, under his superintendent.
kept29 IL k.9 KALB.
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THE OKANGEBUR9 NEWS.
PUBLISHED At 0RANGKBURG, s. O.,
EVERY SATURDAY MORNING,
BY CHARL ES q. HALL & co.
Terms "a Per Annum I'm Advance.

UNLf FAPEK PUBLlSHED IN TIE COUNTY.
largest e'rcultion OF any piper puoishel IN Nj die
>outh Oarolin1 Visits every house and act In
Orauaebura county, and has large circulation in
surrounding c0nntIes The Town of 0rangeburg,
where 1t is published Is one OF the most thriving
and progressive Ia sou Carolina The entire bu
siue portion destroyed by fre durm- the recent
war, has sEo been rebuilt tu N lre handsOme and
sub .tantla manner and Il Ia one OF the most mp0r
tant INLAND cotton and rice MARKERS ol the State
Z. y. HALL CO.,
Sept 13 II Proprio' era.