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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1869-02-27

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REAL=EsrATE TRAEsFERs.-The foIlow-
ing were the transfers of real estate entered
for the week ending Friday, February
9th, 1865; p@ il
Joseph AIbecker to Buehner and Mes
ker, Lot Is IN Block. 10. ~StockweiPs En-
| largement, Tor S4O0.
bernard II. Heskamp to John r. Bueh-
ner. Lots is, IL, Is and 10, in Block IL, for
So Co., faH
j. II ION Miller f.. s y y 8 &; s6 e s sarah e R +; 4o s
In GoodseIls Enlargement, for S2,250. go
Esther Ewing to Richard F. Barter, Lot
No is, in swings Addition; ALTO, Lot No.
3, in SUBDIVISION of northwest half OF Lot
4. in hawer Enlargement, for 1900.
Michael p. Jones' to VIM. III. Walker,
ment; also, undivided one-sixth OF Lot 3.
SUI -divislon of west halt of the northwest
quarter of Section -. Town 5, Range 10, for
Engelbert KeIlen to Frederick Laur, the
| southwest quarter of the southeast quarter
OF section "a, Town 8. Range II, for Si,6o0.
MN. II. Preston to Cyprian Preston. part
of the northeast quarter of the southeast
quarter or Section 20. Town 6, Range 10, for
MarthaA. Ross to Amelia Combs, south
east quarter OF Lot so, Upper Enlargement,
VIM. Becker to Henry Begeman, North
west half Lot 6, in BLOCK rs, Lamasco City,
iV Jacob schnwener to John scbowener,
Lots s and 8, in Block 40, Lamasco City, for
bewittC c. Robinson to George B. Walker,
Lots ], 2, and 3, ia Block 6, Walkers Adj
IL Benjamin T.. Witherspoon to Thomas
Lane, West part of the east half of North
east quarter, 30, 4, 10, for $3.50.
VIM Nunheimer to Franz Rhetniauder
/ part OF Southeast quarter of the North
west quarter, q, 6, IL, for S430 4@
Matthew $ Johnston to VIM. II. New
man, Lot I in Block 10, Eastern Enlarge
j. III. Miller. S. ". O., to Henry Brum-
methaus, Lot 10, in Block Is, Eastern En-
largemeDt, forfS400.3 gu
Henry, Schsefer 10 Georse w. HEIDI, Lot
q, Block 12, Sharp's enlargement, for 81, 400,
George W.HeIdt % ,Char4es j. Monett,
Lot 6, II Block Z, Sharp's Enlargement,
I for $3.50. .4tAEE4 A4GL7A44 =
John Becht to John Schneider, Lots s
and l0,ih Block 81, in Lamasco City, for
John Schneider to Anna M. Becht. Lots
Ne; . and 10, in Block 81, Lamasco City, foI
.John wimpeloerg to VIM Schultz, Lot
10, in Block Is, in stock wells Enlarge
John w. Canlphell to Heber NJ. Harvey
Lot %, in, Block ia 4th Enlargement, fol
f. A.. E~hrbaekeT ct. al, to Thomas Crofts
east half of the northeast. quarter OF the
northeast quarter OF Section IL, Township
8, Range IL, for $50.
Charles j. Moffett 10 George Wise, sout
! east quarter of the northeast quarter o.
Section &, Township 9, Range 8, for $40. il
), 4, 90. 2, s, 8, in Block 3, Greekvtlie, and
4 Lots II and d, in Isabella Place, for S3,4OO.
Charles (. McJohnstOn to Geo w. Heidi
part ofthe noltheast quatter of the north
east quarter of Section 6, Township 6
i Range p, for S440.
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Ea1h - H-s bCONIh HAND COVrgrJ
~ Caroa, DrawtnR
Hplndle ihrosMe, Wrappers. HTesae4 ~
. DESCRIPTION and prices or teeee m.
"fe- CD. BATrLEa.
2 ~, a. A1eubGronou6 MIfln.
lowell, Maaa.
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salt! Saith salt II!

Bs=Trimmiug Satins and other new
goods just received at HUGHES.
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LOST.

wYETS-A bunch Of keys. Flea rfe9S
them at Journal once. re-
-oCEET mail Locket, not very
vaIuable. but priced by the owner as
: Eeepsake. A fair reward VIII De Slssh
the nnder II left alJournal once
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RAaLEeOAD aAME-TABLE
Evansville and Charlottesville.
GOING NORTH.
COMING SOUTH.


Leave Leave ArrIse
Terre Haute. V~tncennes. E,y1lle.
Vtncsauss Ac s......a.l 7s20 N 10 09 A "
FreiCnt q Ac. 6.39A 4 1880 P n 6:S NJ
NaI.-----..... s .3 P M $40 p M S:l6P n
NJ. 9Th Vincennes ACCOMMODATION
at.aiI leaving AZ 2:05 p. N, makes close
c-:--5ee ion with the b and Mississippi
Rai!road at Vfneennes for St Louis and
Cairo. -ra e
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BsG- Toilet and Fancy Articles at
BRIDwELL & Co.'S Drug Store, corr
ner of Third and Main. Finest stock
in the city. Perfumerics OF all kinds.
Attention of the ladies invited. None
but the best kept. Iee26 dtf
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COR SALT ALUAHLE MAIN
* STREE PROPERTY -That apiennid
property hunWn na the Eslrr property,
8 iuated On Ne AFCet corner uf Main and
sixth htrnatt fruhtiuB lblk feet om Main
street mnd lto feet On hLHlh Street, hHld
property o. uhered fnr saIo al low nHureH
on easy TERMS Applgfu
J.R HLiad1T A. SOS.
Real Estate Agents,
1oruef Locust aua Third streets.
lfelG dtt L.t
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WANTED.

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~~ HEEP-A good German glT1I
mat can cook and wash TOT 2 Sh1
sSmily. Inquire at this Office. LIez. II
@RDERs FOR JOB MORk- BlanK
RDoEs. sc, at Journal once. lIeZ
~ YaU WAET A SITUATION WISH
To rent a house, or II you waht an5
hing. advertise in this column. 1sa1S
lines for thirty cents.o st
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FOB SALE.

n1VnT~e, IATAmANSI-At
feSs SCHLAEPFERtS.
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HUNDREDS of people in this %vioini-
ty are suffering from diseases Of the
blood, which may be easily cured by
the use of DIR. j. w. PoEahds Hu1aor
Doctor. Sold by Cloud d Akin.
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FLoUR.-The best brand Of choice
family -four sold IN the city, the
Cynthiana Mills, also, rye -Four for
sale by Ell. d. Allis & Co., First st.
second door below Vine.
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-aESu VACCINE NIRUSzAt
ta9e SCHLAEPFER'S.
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Saunders Cath mrs
Smith Flora s mrs
stump Margaret IN ISIS
smith Eva miss
Stewart Merry miss &
SeatOn Elizsbth laIs
7Streeter NJ ID miss
Smith H6rI' e. miss
STn1lnens Gatl1 mrs iI
SeVeTSOn IOhn mrs
StiBsOn lane miss
Hnompsan p J fnRs
Woodruff Becke MSS
weaver Mary mrs
Wnnpge mrs
Wright Mollfe miss
Williams T. A miss
Wa ann II miss
Walker III A mrs
Woodred Frank mrs
WrighL N ~ rs
or Il mrs
Watkins MDllie mrs
w heeIer Carrie
Wright Anna Z
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William Schmicker and Anna Es-
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13
IELfsfS ar Ifff. Nl,IiS.

ThR DAIRY Nh~s, q, u,.i uuu year So; nix
months 81; three months 81; "l,e month 10 cents.
Served IN the slty At fIF7BEk CENTS week. payH-
bic to thr carrrrA or *sa year, paid IN advanc,
at the oicc.
THE rRl-W EESLy NEWS, puhllssch IN Turs'luys,
Thurv.lays ar'i Saturdays, one year 81; hin
months 81; -"d 10 cent?. y month Tor any shortc,
period.
SuCacRiPrloHs in nli eases payable In advance.
ami no paper continued aI;ry tile expiration ui
The tiic pai'i for
Apv pvERriSEnLNrS.--First inScr,icn IL cents :,
line: subsequent insertions 10 cents :: iinc. S!c-
cai HoitcrS u cents line c:icii iScrIu.I. usi.
ness Hot,ceS 20 cents Il line each iu,crIon Mar
riage ami Funeral Notice, uuc poiar each. Cuis
and Ecc;ro:ypa Advertisements Will hc inserted
OIL tne Fourth Rage only.
NOTICES Of Wants. To Rcnl, Lost AMI Found,
boarding, Sc.. not cNcrCslir.: 20 words. - cents
each inscr,un: over 20. aud NOT exceeding; -
words. ~ CENTS each tnscri!"n; ovc: 80 and not
exceeding 81 words, 30 cents cach insertion. All
annou,,cnulent3 10 he puiaished at these rats,
must 1T ,aii lor IN advance.
RshIrrANCfs' should lie made by fosio!l,cr
Money Order or 10y Express. il lh,s cannot hr
done, protection against losses by i.iaiI Inay h'
secured ny forwarding ,irai; "n Charleston pay.
:,nic 10 The uricr of the ;":,;cs"rs III TRs NEWS.
or by sen,l;ng ~" ioney in registered letter.
Addrcu RiORpAN. DAWSON & CO,
No. li9 Fast Bay. Charleston. s. C.
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Tao Coin IIiil.

IL wss SAKE. we bGlieve, who said that
claws, like san sages. coasD 10 inspire res
pccL in proportion as we know how they are
made" Til, "cmark applies with striking
force To The bill Iast passed by the House oi
Representatives, in Columbia I" to pay the
interest OF the State debt in COIN" OF course
everybody knew tho ends TO he served and
The pockc,s 10 be filed by the passage oftho
bill; but now it seems that the manner in
which il was engineered though the House
was SO little ola secret that the question was
openly asked ono Of another, alaong the
colorcd membera: "Have you received your
money for tais2" Phe assurance was given
Thousand Dollars would carry tho gold bill
through" and The money has no doubt beon
forthcoming aud duly paid over. The only
chcck-sli%ht though it ho--tO the knavery
of these Radical rssGals lies IN the coascless
vigilance ami prompt denunciatlon of the
Press of tho State. And that Press. MS Tom
Iinson cinliilly ayowcd OH tho floor Of the
House, meant nothing mora nor less than
TnR CHARLESTON News.
The ubiquitous bill, aspasscd by the House
Oh Saturday, provides that 'Ihc interest on
the bonds and GLucss Of tis State, except
those issuel during the period from Deccm-
Der l. A. D. 1850, 90 April 49, a. y. 1863.
shall he paid in Goia or silver coin: Pruvi-
ded, thai tic interest on tho bonds Issued
tos tho building Of the rev Statei,ouso shall
not be excluded from heinz pail in coin by
hny provision Of his act.
Now, how mach viii the Senate wan. !o.'
lis prompt concurrence in the action Of the
lfonar2 Let oar senator's be wise and not
h Id themselves too caeapiy. Our sprcnil-
lin, ExGcu,ivn and his ''i,;n-," can afford To
pay well. So let il be understood that the
Sanato Of South CIro.ina will decline 10 act
until the Governor and his friends have
made up their minds to ''come down" band
sOmely.
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ro,' .'ou-. Ie-i tsc sss,. Siu r,g.,tuiel. ihu.r
nafues ~ thc ~. 0corBo IIo,ei AZ George Hail. Oi
BlnShanpton. N. T.. and IL. H. Martin, oil Boston.
rscy remained for so'e, i weeks. Anc. o mum
ter VI movements Of q suspicious Character they
nna'ly r:rchnS@ an acre Of 81 psuin land from
Iohn Mcocr.roit, paying 800 tur H.; bnit ~
'hau.y ~ Chc @round anu c;npiDs 4. men Ia
open gypsum quarry. FOR 'se purpose.
~ they E.,it, OF sending handsome
piece TO NV YORK. They gn' out aittEc sinnc,
d,cstcd 10 clever frri three nchcs In lun,:,h ami
three fe't ii!cl. ana loaded il Oh u railroad ear.
III" theory is that iIan anI Martin iou, the Sinnu
~ Chir1:p, whcrcc IL was worked into II statue.
carried ticncc by way of Eiu.h,,npIon 10 New.
wa itt'N. TIRE c17rc'poansnt cArrcs3ca ihc uriu-
ION that C0lnnrl Tuni. fDrnl,rlJ OF ;hc Ch:;..;:c
museum. ia concerned In .hc giant: aS hc 'hap.
rrncd around" jnat when tteJ were digging ul
The i:Iaut. IL is s!id ihat the man who carved
ihc ::ian' ia uov in Chicago. hu- prefers to Errp
'ric.. hir. Wright oilers 20 ssnd piece of th,
same stone 10 compare with the carIu Image.
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"Ui his deputies shall bo subject 70 line OF
s'0O with imprisonment in the State pcni-
"tcntiary for not lcss than one year" The
cotton must not be bought without ",hc GER
ihcuto" Of tho commissioner or one Of his
deputies. What ceriilicatc? Tho officer
gives 20 certificate" tO ;liu Dc:sou who
sends up his cDion 10 be rc-istc-,i or
weighed, but /, il not mldc tho duty of the
seller 10 Sirc that certificate To The pur-
chaser and ii he dill 80 give il, tho purcl,asc.
could not tell how the package had hecn
Iinpcrcd with between Cha timo Of ardntin"
the certificate ans Tho Time or cnIctiny lin
sale. III The commissioners and their dcp,i-
Ties arc 10 have Tho cntire control ut The s.,ls
and purciiiSc Of tho cotton, If no man can
sell - pound OF cotton witlouL az; certificate"
ana no man buy pound Of cotton without
"a ccrii!icato,' the cotton Grade Of South
Carolina will. II tcw weeks hence, hc as
crampcd ana embarrassed rs il was when
the United States, with fAr more perfect
machinery, levied and collected tax UPON
that important staple. Ii that is The mean
ing Of The bill "to regulate ",he sale of
g co;:o;i," it had i,cticr be voted down ut
once; and il it has any other moaning We
should like 10 sec the bill amended 80 that
this other meaning may be visible or iutclli-
gible.
We print the bill, that every man May read
it for himself, and again state our opinion
that cotton stealing caunot he entirely pre-
vented. IL can, however, bo checked SO that
tho loss by theft will bc small, and this can
best be done by passing q tcrse and plain
l,itl making it n pcnitentiary offence TO buy
or sell seed cotton hetwcsn dark and dawn
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THE truth is not welcome to Radical cars
polite, and the lobby members talk once
more OF expellng Tin NBws reporters from
tho floor OF tho House Of Representatives
No independent press can bo sLifol in this
way. When tho members of ting General
Assembly dcport themselves with dignity.
1.-Two honestly and work for the good OF the
State alone, they will lie spoken Of with re-
spect by this and every other journal worth
naming In South Carolina. AS long as they
run in rings, bribe and arc brIbcd, and Ilnve
TO God bat sell, they may expect 10 receive
In these columns the censure they richly do
serve. The General Assembly may buy one
press and intimida.e another, hut they can
not bribe or coeroe The CHARLESTON News
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WE hcg 10 remind the advertising
friends oi THE Nrws, tha, VIC will publish, ;,s
usual, few days before Chrsiuiaa. list or
our Christmas advertisers calling particular
il,ensipn to stocks Of good. eiosan !or tho
holiday soasou. In this way, advertisers in
TIE NEWS will enjoy wider and more at
tracLive publicity than can he Sivon them by
amy othuS nowspapor in the State.
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Use Gbarlesfeaa AelpS.
MONDAY, DHCE aB.lR ls, 1854.
To Our Friends in the Coumtry-in-
2ucc,nants 10 Kew Subsrribrrs.


Ne draf,T, J possible. 10 m-1aP THE NHws,
s1ltc'. il already toiiho"t exception the cheapest
netrspdper ia Re South. regular riSffO, in
ere,v ,och regulated hotasehO1a Ia Mfs ana ht
adjoining States As an Hd'tcrn'em 10 fhr plant
10 subscribe to THE EHws ocJo,e the rrpird-
tfon ar n prrsarr pcdr. nc hare arranged ,cifh
HeSsr.. IPtRi'tr, Et'ons d C0GSte~l, the publish
e,s or thc RURAL CAR0rISIAS, to supply N0t nero
ara SHif,6 uvriG,iuurrii i's,tpa.int, i5J6ttS s5;
THE NEws 10 all ne,u Subscribers, at the fbl1oro-
tn0 pc7'H io'n rates:
TIE DAILY NEWS ana the RpRAL CARuhIsIAN,
ono year, n'r str d0iinrs dnd Hfip cents.
THE TRl-WHBELT NEWS ana The RUEiL CAHo.
LtNIAN, ono prar, .rn, fo'ir dollars.
Subscriptions to the ttco publications may De
sent either t0 the proprtrtors lr 1MR NEWS. q,
NE 7proprtrt01s ~ tn RURAL CAHDLtNIAN. Dut
persons d%'irin0 10 dpIH tcnlSeitrs Or thfS oNli'
must do so 5:orc the .Gfst or January ncxt, as
the arrangement ,otH not DC ert',ntc1 bep0,li
tfn8 Iert0d.
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fowEa is pipe-lhying and w'rc-pulling in
Columbia TO secure tho election OF Whppcr
as Assoch,te Justice OF tho Supreme Court.
It seems that, unless Whipper is hois,ed on
The Supreme Bench, ho viii run against
Bowen for Congress when elett on d y comos
round. This is the oauss OF tho disinterest-
ed ACTIVITY and patriotic zaal OF Con 0rass-
man G. O. Bowen.
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Eniibap 95coos
A T no. BIS Ehsv nay
rOc SALE

n
pAuh wELcR B. sANnss
orr4c,sc s.rSrS,lr zca
= Nn . y
F'onals. rrrooaorTitrna Ar..ls
Hcr INDIANS. s,irs: Twenty O:nc. n,ii,
!aH1p T.oria Oraa.cs
'@.uJH Dcs. !n.i,n ug.rnrs
-oo"n i;"a.un ;uG Rlracoa ,.,oo7rr,,
i'1 o'Ac3 i,es=,a ~ an, !.sertno i.c,u,ns
100 hos"' LAYER Eai.ius. susrio,... urlvcc ,,s
l>rulc-
!" tc:'n Ma!a.a Gr,n,1
/" chf'F Assorted smyruS rrr. in boan,e
lsTcrs, d'cnr. Z, = nmd 4, n,ycs
ic traits t"Tiprcsscd nat,,
80 hhls Fresh Suis
W'i"0'' rcc.ns, Bre,lla. rnssr,r. Al.
TuUuds
20 e"'" h''o'!cd Gost,, anG Tnn,h!er Ie
leg "'
800 h"Scs "A''orl'''r7 su,.ri~o" Candy
'oo o'Ne' hcHef's FA7"ri;c Package Csndies
10 h"xcs Hc,l and White Ruck Candy
50 boxes Assorted siicl md Irun 1,.,a,
prn,s I. nyras
Cordial
EA.pbarry v:ncrar, 40, Gs.
Fresh Cargo o. BANANAS. PINES, ac.,
shortly expected
, FAuL. WEIGH Il Ri:ANpEs.
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DRlNTlNG PRESS FOR SALE AT a
i GREAT BANGA IN.-Ono small Cylinder TAY.
LOR fRfSS In complete repair. IL h:,s been but
little use' and 10 sold simply becara, the prc,,cs,I
owner has no uAe for II. tho size OF the lIc,i ol
the Presa y fnrty.fonr by Afty.eight scl,es. aahl
prcea viii te sold at great bargain if sppetl for
a. onoe, 40 the mon It oucupss b wanted for
other purposes, Address Rex 10. siss Iow Yurk
fss*sos1 1c+ Aept2a
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

I1LORiDA LAND FOR SA l. -
l. valuable: PLANTATION OF RSO ncrcs In Ma.
ION County, Flur,la, is offered At private sale
il'oit anu hall cleared and under cultivation:
part best hammock. This Plantation is one al
the m ost desirable In The State; s worry prutiuc.
i've for Cotton. Rice. Cora, Sugar, Vegetables
&C.; also fnc for Oranges and other Fruits: j.
''nalted In one of the henlthie't and most plea
amt ne9hbnrli0nia In Tho State, lIelDg convent
mt 10 railroads. churclire, &c. Apply 10 4. H.
ii'iI.IGAN. r"'ion Factor. Accommodation
wharf, CharieEA :. u nUvl2
VALUhBI,E lTDRR LANDS AND
V bTRAM saw .Di-S FOR SALE;.-I will arii
:u.c0o acres Of LtND and FOUR STEAM SAN
ILLS sltnltsA In Uoieion County. $. O.. on tile
r,lisl0 River.
These iin,Is have IN unlimited supply Oi the
very finest pine timber. and aiSu Hne facilities tor
running machinery with wafer power. All Tho
Villa Hce nav In successful operation, ana nr,.
ronnccted %ith The river either by canal x rniI-
roMl. ldo0ilon healthy. water excellent, nnn
Lands well adapted for corn, cotton, rice or
cLuc.
will aei, thcsc Lands IN q ,ody or divide them
into trnctR to Eult purchasers.
For further particulars, Gppiy 70 JOHN a. jim
SlNtiS. Gforge's SiauOn, s. q. Railroad.
tlccJ fmw2innRe
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-13

HORSES AND MULES THE SUB.
Il Il SCRiBER haa and Will keep OH hand n con.
'..,nt glnply oI nlJLfS AND iiOR.IS ~ hls
Stables, Queen stieoi, betwoua Friend nnd Ma.
HicH. =. WEST.
nnVy2 m
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IIavo Just received and opened largo and fine
nsa0rtmcnt M acn's Youths and Buy's CLOTH.
Ing. PURNlslilGG GOODS, Ae. Consisting OF
Elegant OVHIsIOA1S Dui nesa and DrCes Sntta
White nnh OGiored Shirts, Underwear Goods. &c.
English and Domestic IIalf Hose, AiexanIer,s
Caifskin: Cloih, Caesimero, Tweed; SILK au,i
Thread liinyes, Linen snd Pap.r Collars Crayats,
NECK TIES, Pocket Nandketchiefa, auspcidsrs,
Umbrp!,GvS &c.
Alsn. large and well assorted s,ook OF BROAD.
CLrrlI, CASSlMERF, D0KSKIN, BRA v Is II
Ctprli, Gc, largo variety OF tie ucw slylo Pnnts
and Vest Patterns, Hh!ea NC oler 10 sell by piece
yard or pattern. or rnakn up Into garments W
mcasurc, In the latest styles.
Our stock has bccn selected with rrcat care
ana prices marked very low. In pain agnros.
Being confident thar NC can otsr lndnce,n on u
uneqiauad by any D.hor houso We eelicit buyers
IN our limo 10 give ~ . call before psrohasing
esawh whero.
All orders wiH receive eur pnsap< ana ysry
careful attention.
Hatirc s.tisiaoi,sn b gsar,aseol.
sSell nHfsnaa
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NOR SALE, AN EXCELi.ENT vAk!E.
Il TY OF UPLAND COTTON S.iitD. Deliver, Z,
I" the South Carolina Railroad, la bags or two
hlSiicl-, 81 90 per hushcl for fur bushels or less.
81 q, Per bnshel for PIX bushels ar mare. Alply
10 GEpRGE L. WIiALEY. 81. Matthews. T.. o..
Orangebnr. County. = G. dnce p,r,,a
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2W EDlG>L SOCIETY OF SOUTH CAR
WI nLlNA.--Ihc fi.:Hic,h Anniversary Eeci.
'nS "f ihiS Suc,c;y VIII hc hgti TO-DAY. at L.
O'Clock ". MANNING 5iA;nNS. II. H..
'irt'J Scrrciarv.
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MTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING Of all kinds, plain
and ornamental, is executed promptly In IN,
neatest style and at the lowest Now York prices
THE NEWS job ONCE, No. li9 EAST HAY. Cal
md eXnlnlne the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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pN MAIZE FOR SALE.-A BAY SAn-
I) phE MARE, Of gnni form anl nct.o: from
..i,unbe bloc led stuck. Apply ut No. I4a
llnuu All trrlI .
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F0It SALE, STEAM PORTABLE
q, CR0sS.CCT OR WOOD SAVING MA.
CHIMES Kings patent, suitable for cutting cord
WOOD. shinglsa, stavo3 or clapiDnrd blocks. and
particularly adnptch to the wants Of i ,iroaila,
wonl coi'iaotors, wood yard. saw mill, and lunt.
ler men generally. For thls machine We claim
precedence over anything OF The kind ever At
tempted All parties Interested ana the pubic
are invited to see this machine In operation daily
irani u O'clock a. II. to 4. NJ. nt the Artcsinn
Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets.
STATE or County rights, or single nAoilnes for
sale Apply TO CAMER0N, yARkI.Ei 4 co.
dcc3 InlU
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for Sale.

E,UR SALE, FIFTEEN NORTHERN
L HORSES. just arrived by steamer Charles.
ton. They Will bc solil either Ia pairs or sjuuIy
Apply al the Gharleaton iiafrl B,nh.s. hrci3
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4 GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
n sell the American KNITTING MACHINE
:hc only practical Family Knitting Machine evcI
invented. Price SIS. viii knit 10000 stitches
arr minute. Atl'lress American Knitting Machine
Company, Boston, Mass, or ST. Louis. Mo.
nctl9 lIIlIS
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fUullts.

NJANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known To everybody tn this column
IT the rate Of 25 cents Tor twenty words or lcss
each Insertion, if paid in advance.
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WAsSsTIlE1D oar, 0USE j, ;s KEAR TIE
'iS rO0ms, with good outhuililings and water
Nltlr"s& u. NJ This Dnlce. scpi3s
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M OrE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY
II Attend an Extra Er"iln:s ~ .nur Company
~ l.ir Hall. lniS tNondayl ETESIau, the iJt iii,
~ "a O'Clock precisely.
By oltcr ri the President.
$50. Il. n;RHs.
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{ 1'liAKLKSrON TYPOGRAPHICAL SO
~ GlEil..--.tn i:Tira McrtiIg OF y0jir SaCIciy
WI! hc h"idcn TiiiS SAY, ~ 1 o'ClOv.,, at TIL.
NEWS Office
~ order or he Jrr .i,i,,f
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WANTED, A SMALL BOY, ACCUS-
w TONED to uDuSEWOHN. Amply. with
reference. to G. F. rANKNik, no. I:j Mrcting
ln,.f.,
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w COOK and IN rlan wa.",mg s'a for a small H
! !:tnily. Apply with rccor.: :uen,iatiuns, To G. r.
| fANKNiN. M. In Meeting s'r,ct. drrl3J
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YATANrED, a t0MrErENr WAITING
w MAN. Appiy in Lcgato street. mrHt ".
r$ieT's Church. Recommendations required.
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