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New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDS of the LAKE SUPE
RIoR AND MISSISSIPPI RAILROAD COMPANY FIRST
MORTGAGE SINKING FUND BONDS, FREE OF UNITED
STATES TAX, secured by t,6S2,OOO acres OF choice
lands and by the railroad its rolling stock and fran
ebises. and yielding in currency nearly Ten PER
CENT PER ASNUM We recommend these bonds as q
desirable investment for persons collecting MAY
CoUPoNs Holders of $50 BONDS can exchange at q
profit of nearly TWENTY PER CENT, besides receiving
one Der cent in gold additional income. limited
amount for SALE and full particulars furnished by
Nv CooVE e. Co
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

Po1E beet LarL Butter Ch,,..
.,.v.,,, ,,,o ,ss "a. 20 81 'ss ss +S' 5is 81 Sl'
rssi 80 553 aa3 isi5 s51 rs3g s;g
To Gi Ba" aHd Ps g,si I,ea Bg,r cs.s S le Ia. I.
WEE. t.i Isrrii .nds S,, TO- 81 IS Tiaa ~ z5 -
SANE line s5.........S1li s77o 1889 is fgs h,55 ts;7
bulk since our a,li Prices dsegei e'r has Of 30
bbs in lots At lol S7ie Esdne 70 I bond ia g"si saiS "a
iSOo Ibs Do buyer July a bayer June 2c, 'Hd busr Ny
C ~ p5TI.l &c s .SlR,aasl o. Per s'l ,sa,,,
Grade Ia gravity shipping
Resosd e uySil9 tsssl PEe ea' s'a~ 10 Whi'r Noruh
sSsI RssSd ia SSS io t, pr@s 6s6 s'rls to al
Esplias refined 6Sa'5 az
RIcETslt ci:.e ana mainly in small qi, 20 oSsfs
Foicn quoted uonHa saac, currency, duty paid aaa 5ee
StG4RS-Raws are active owing rrea tas
5odsTi'e mo 1 0IsSf o % ot M sIS ,SS ss ~ ] a. G .r
s toiS for Ma L Boz DasG standard T,s
sasble as sTscaaSe article: sales Of $50 hld 1t a BE
Cuba laic Tor Porto Rico ssd coo boxes y ha'Sal h'
quote At Ice Gsnaed and Gr,urd l3 for whhs
S&tFITuft. i r S i.l'od is quiet but Price. C
Moderate request bus prices unchanged "eqae'o L'efP"
Aston .......p,r sack - fs . % %
wUrt.ingou's lsl do do BadaPs..'. -
SEEDsfhe lguiry is ve light Clover Seed the ahOs,
hush Ysry little activity prevailed Calcutta lu'e but pnee'
sGiTPEfER-we quote Refined hond at 6c p u Tor Pores
Crude At II ale gold, ana Nitrate Soia az De- gold -.
sOAPbe market gnct but prices are ~Ihoa ehansei We quo"
S6sacsiy IS selling al ,0a 800 tie tuu siSssss '
SIBSRN-r ques but steady at adlsc slO' ofco
srR1w plenty and heavy prices qaIts un'st'le1 a.
1 s,e Nv sers s,s 81 s 6 S al Hollis
ToBACCo-For Kentucky Leaf tue demand far na oa ne bs
4 Scc sr Common Leaf 81 is f Medium DO IG3Ic Ga
DO l3bSe for Fire do Bd H@ltc for selections reed Lei
ousi aud Ma'sachsse's az fc for Fs
l3GSe for wnPpefot aud soaa Tor fle sagPers sas " 80
PcpSs,ysSa ud Ohio st lasSe . at
@ eas % bond @ q. os. Black worI s@lSc co@oa Msa
go@Ge for COED 70 ane SEshi ~e,k sG5sG iei C]S@asS ] .
500 a il 10 Tor ayana ard 7ae. o 81 os Tor Ysra.
. bss Of GecSs 10 prices Manufacturers were more aas
transAsps thsagh SensG small 6Sto % "a es .ssrs4s =. "a
principally OF the extra grade Woosn goods market o
unues to be depressed and several age ms are reported aooli
uunog o e pFesea1 and ANa an improvement IN goods 0' u
Fleece soaS2c Three quartz, shd Full booi Mrrno Half
blaod Fleece a6dS9c QaaIerbeod Fleece t6aSc Conmsn se
sssG Meme SsSsIS afScoi fleece sos2e ea,tsr6ood
Fleece iSd5s Fleece s7iOc w,coasn ysEsea
saG lnosTbreequ and Full blood Mrrno, 5aoe tbSsI
and rsnneseewashed Fleece 46aOc uuwasted Fleece SaSe
TuBWAsHED wooL-ChOics. 6OG6jc Pair ~GSSc ie'n0f 'ia
civ apsp Pud s xYofs s sIe ey &c. ro
Lambs. Wool 49dtse Western supe! and extra 4tto; Soa S
paisd saSSSe Canada PULLED .ssS5e '''. a.,
,s spTS eI 7 G@p ss as SGs s p cR's m
CLIP, low grades aud bury. 29ac EIrA Pulled 42SS super
TEAs-FSe s5dJ1c Medium, aoaSe Low. a'aoe' INFERIOR
foSsras wSoSs"6aps Of GoOd fop. ssro ssg,ts
Bqeno Ayre Msnuo s94Sc BueHOs ATres As't oS'e "O'
whsK9STas market dull and in sale. prices are
nominal
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

Tie Chicago Rock sland and Pacific railroad, at last
adyces had but about ten miles Of It's road 20 complete
to give 1t through line from Lake Michigan to the Nils
souri, River at Council Bluffs. This road the
Father Of Waters at Rock and phsses through Dn
yenport, Iowa City. Des MOnes he State oapIta and
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
THE MARKETS.

ICarefuly reported for The TRIBUSE .,.
TUESDAY. MAY II. 1853.
AeUES-Th.-e Ia, hscn h business IN Pots former pres
holders Grm Of 10 bbls at 81 3aSa Pearls arc cIl Aud
In the nf sa~s prices are nominal ~,
BUILDING MArkkAlSBusncss IN eli sruees coming un1e l
hng duh the week. prices have deeAasS ana
close a dowu ard tendency. We guote
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
OATS

so s7as3c Old at o6asSs aaOst In stor, To-.
years DID, al s sAoat do. yellow es09c Ihs closing quot.
tionH reAs folloss;
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

many other thriving towns With s completion there
will be two lines OF road across Iowa. between WhicR
there Is destined 70 be active compeuuon TOT 'ne
through traffic to the Rocky Mountains ana Oaiiori"
The Secretary Of State Of Minnesota has on S tue al
nua reports of the railroads of that State There was
miles of operation at the close OF the year
1sos being 30 miles than in 1857 The gross receS
were sT,S4l75O. There were carried over the roaus
bushels Of wheat and O65 bushels OF other
grAin and 30O5365 passengers Nineteen persons were
killed. and eight injured The gross receipts OF the NIL
waukoe and st. Paul road s5,l73729; the chicago
and Northwestern e. 265,1H .. gr
The consolidation OF the stock boards consummated
to-day. Owing to the confusion prevailing t was impos
sibe make correct copy Of the transactions IN the
Long Room. The managers however, anticipate that
the arrangements will be perfected IN few days. so that
we shall able to give subscribers accurate List OF the
transactions.
The following are the earnings of the Chicago and
North. Western Railroad during the first week IN May:
1853 s7247ls 90 Ile69.... s2S772 So Ine.sSJoSe 81
The aggregate amount Of Exports exclusive Of spece
from the Port of NewYOrk to foreign ports for the week
ending May IL, was sI,622,2A
The following are the shipments OF Pttston Coal Tor
the ,ee ending MAY g. 1869: BY railway 1902 tuns
previously 2596l4 tuns by canal 100 tuns; previously
Total 1862 28 o4l tuns to same date 1875 SsSO tuh''
Increase, 1869, 35,sli tuns.
The general abstract Of the National Banking Assoca-
ton of the State OF New York under the late call OF Con-
troIer Hulburd exclusive OF New York City has not YET
been prepared at the Office OF the Controller of the Cur
rency but will be IN very short time The abstract OF
the condition Of the Philadelphia banks Mt the close Oh
business on the nth of last month shows the
Aggregate OF resources and liabilities to be-
9poSio pe and modu djggcouUts ~ @ .... 36,349 2l6
United states DonuS 10 Seouf" ". I4qss ZOO
:, pos pVsits ~. oso' '.. 7,9l243l
La5I LSii i,I neni'd d.its az . 81 $50 59s
E Inuit ~ lIu"- U'PV''''''' ........ l6,ty2l l5O
statement on Oh Ins bsnSs a ssO2s921
aENt,kaoI kIoia ~ 10 t,e Ia lO9,699
99Pe.io nedu d NJ ~ oourts . ,..... 3,725240
iIVtI IsinJinst al DcnOsits .............. 2,69I457
A abatement of the Banks In Georgia shows; - -.
ARBncsa.s9 sss D,lnounts ~, ~ -. 2,32796
iTJiDi5nsi Denosits ..........-..... 2,lll,744
The Savage Mining Company OF San FRANCISCO has
declared dividend for April Of "a per share payable Oh
| the 18th inst.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

The amount Of notes In circulation is R294e55'5 being
decrease OF slA575 and the stock Of bullion IN both
Departments alG9sl,l79 showing decrease OF aIs972
when compared with the preceding returns.
suJoned is comparison Of tho position Of the
Bank and the prices Of Consos and French Rentes
Apr 2s with tho corresponding Meek OF last JeRr
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
and previous weeki

Tic following shows the totals OF the average OF
the leading items Of tho Philadelphia banks for tho past
rUnnlra
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

HAIR
Pale Con H. = NJ. &e odl0 W Cattle e bush
n H. Com Hf' NJ 10 WdlI 0 Mted ~ bush'''.s''''''
NJ 20 0N22 0O Goat 4 bash
PhiAdvlphia Frouu. - GUSO OO LlAA
FTc Brick. No. A. Common bo'''''''''''''S -
". n, .,de...... % O0N'S 0o Lump " ob -
split Soap. 20 U0dS % lAibs, Eastern y ~ -
Re,,pdaIe q 49, 81 oOG--l Nova Scotia 2 tOu. IS cf
Nova Scotia b.. y ton. 4 900 -
lCao hast GCitT y ton. 400
pRFsWAXbe demand GHd Souhern has been
lees fair business has beea done pnee geheaJ are
steady, x q 9i1c tue sales about 5000 10
BRlSTLRSAre HhOut chage tho demand counaes m0deEae
we from f0c d&2 ~ or American Cray aud W ble
pROON CORN-Th inquiry good tie supply moderate; sales
ofGrrrh 2Jd26 = % Booms relatively chsPer than the Cora
COTTONhrc has bern A more business doug bat The mafE
10 sod surgh all grades buyers gnuE the advantage
showing ach luegun The receipts are thus far larger
sn of ava bales 90 last eyenug Of which Ia
were spau So spectators, aud $40 b. exporters We
nn.ta n.frILu ~.
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12
And tbe following for Rnllroad bonds:

Money was easy at Ga7 per cent call with a
large increase In the amounts offered 10 brokers Com
nercial paper Is easy at 7a9 per cent with good de-
mand for prime names mt the lowest rate.
Sterling Exchange was dull at 1924 for prime 60day
bills sight lO9ldlO9E.
Tho transactions the Office OF the Assistant Treasurer
were: Receipts for Customs, $537OOG for Gold Notos,
N35OOOi total Receipts, s,lI7o9O TO- Total Payments,
N,32s 96I G2. Balance. SsJ,5267ss 30.
Tho return from tho Bank Of England for the week end
ing April 49, gives the following results when compared
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

hOLASSES-Ihe sales made pubic age sh M, % S nnS tone -,
cioe goeerr auates supply eOmpTateY liberal we qnos
Ne. saas al Is d85c Cuba Muscoyado 55dOe Do eayed 800
Sic and Rca. 55d7Se.
NAVAL sTORRS-Cude urpsnHe Is scarce Sbd 10 the hsenee
-. nces are mammal pr though try active ad
closes steady 9is bb in bots at tS for nd r
sad S7c ReuYork bb Bosls bsEe bero n gs
1d sl @sdy sses Of bbs Common strsud at 81 ga
a. S and 500 bbs de- at ~ b9 80 ob good Do Al
"a ~ lsg bfa No 2at T5d aud so bbl higher grales
p Of 70d
New-York tribune., 1869-05-12

OIs-Po Lsse there has been fer daaud pres sr.
sm AZ the recent sales of 100 gals lots al Ia
sI The NewYork Lihsed Oh CemPlnes eil uar
stand a, here Of Ameau Lnsed uakng every dag s
th pe aked erfshe; ocie lOt- sold yesterday
gall AID odsy umoei At 9,c Englh hnssd dull ali res
nominal Crude Psh withoat the bdues has hrs
op moderate ma OIL has been fair
are steady OIL sn. otaer Ola are sihos SPECIAL esSs'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

IT Is REPORTED that Governor Scott will
veto the bill 10 provide for the payment in
coin OF the interest on the State debt. His
EScellcncy is not opposed to the bill, which
was introduced with his approval and is
fathered by his financial pet, but he may
have sold out lis bonds, or DC mad because
the House would not agree TO pny principal
as well rs interest in coin. And If he does
veto the bill, we suppose that it will he part
OF the programme to pass it over the veto
without more ado. In this way Scott vii
seem anxious to save his 'beloved State
and the bond and stock Ring will not he
disappointed
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The Pcople,s nank OF soutI, Cnrollnn.

Hr. John B. Lafittc, of this city, was
elected. yesterday, president of the Peoples
Bank OF South Carolina, in the place of
Mr. James q. Gibbcs, who had resigned.
hlr. Laitte is gentlemen of high standing
in commercial circles. anu his large expert
encr, business ttct and undoubtcd financial
ability will he Of great value to the well
known bank Of which he is now the head
The Peoples Bank will, we believe, resume
active bu ;incss in q few days and if sound
and able management count for anything,
1t will soon become one of the most popu-
lar. as well rs responsible, banking institu-
tions in the State.
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WEDNESDAY. DECEMBER Is. 1869.
D Our Friends In the COuntry-In-
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W. desire, " possible To make THE NEWS
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TnE NEWS, TO dUneio subscribers, at The Jol,o,o-
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TnE Radical members OF the South Caro-
lima Legislature are usually In the market,
hut their pricc-not 10 put too line point
upon its lce!e high, considering the
quality of the article. During the debate
OH the bill TO pay the State debt in coin,
votes in its favor sold ut from $40 10 $500.
One comfort is that votes will he cheaper
Inter in the session. The members take II
practical view of things and count their
honOrs and d;gnilies by dollars:
For what Is worth in anything,
But so much money rs twill bringy
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VIZ received last evening, copy OF IL
bill now bcfore The Legislature granting to
certain parties, in consideration of small
royalty to be paid 10 the State, the exclusive
riSA; TO obtain phosphate rock from the bed
of our navisuhc streams. We print IN
another column the Hill, together with some
s!ircwd comment: from II writer in the Co.
iumbia Phmniy, who leaves little to be said
in regard 10 the cXpedicncy Of the measure.
We ourselves favor free trade, rs well as in
phosphatcs as in all other commodities; but
il such monopoly ns the bill provides for
is TO be created, justice to the taxpayers de-
mlnds that il bn sold under the auctiDneers
hummer, so that The State may reap the
largest possible advantage therefron. We
shall watch with some interest the fate OF
the bill.
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said that one OF tho objects OF the convention
was to secure land for the laborcrs OF the South,
so that they may become permanent settlers anu
independent citizens. There ure eight millions OF
acres OF lund that may be used by Congress TO
secure these results, and they desire to secure
tho Presidents influence to prevent any renewal
Of the lapscd land grants to railways and other
corporations to thcdc,rlincnt of actual settlers.
The President replied that nc coutl only nil thc
inatierby suggestion and Recommendation, and
that lie would give the matter his attention.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

MEADE, the negro member Of the Legisln-
ature, who shot Matte Stokes OH Sunday,
il still Mt large. Ia there not in South Car
olina one Radical official manly enough to
arrest Radical criminal, or Is lie TO 60 Gun
whipt Of JUSTICE with Representative Cuff
fin, who incites the negrocs TO burn down
our houses, and Representative Jones, who
wants to slay and destroy call the rebels" In
the State:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND
Y STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.-l Will sell
10000 acres Of LAND and FOUE STEAM SAW
MILLS, situated III COl!cion County, ). G., OH the
E,liSto River.
Thcsc Lands have an unlimited supply OF the
very finest pine timber, and also fine facilities for
running machinery with water power. All the
Mills arr now In successful operation, ana are
connected with the river either by canal or rail-
rond. Location healthy, water excellent. and
Lands well adapted for corn, cotton, rice or
cane.
will sell these Lands In body or divide them
into tracts TO suit purchasers.
For further particulars, apply TO JOHN T. JEN-
NlSGS, Georges Station, S. q. Railroad.
dec3 fmw2moss
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Our Columbia correspondent i.as been
informed that tho State tax for lsG3-70, on
real and personal estate, will he only one
half OF ono per cent. This news Is almos:
too good TO be true.
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Gailorins. Sc.
CLoTlIING, TAI LORING
FURNI ING GODS.
MESKE & MULLER,
No. 325 KING STREET,
Thrnc Naara hnlnX LIhnrty strcnt


Have just received and opened largo and nne
assortment Of Mems Youths and Boys CLOTH.
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, DO. Consisting OF
Elegant OYERCOAT3, Business and Dress Suits,
White and C0lored Shirts, Underwear Goods, &C.,
English md Domestic Half II0so, Alcxander's
and Couvlsler's Kid Gloves, Buckskn, Docskin,
Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars, Crayats,
Neck Ties, Pocket Ilandkcrchiefs, Suapendors,
UIubr"aa, &o.
Also, large and we'll assorted stock Of BROAD
CLOTH, CASHMERE, D0ESKN, II II EhY
CLOTH. &c, large variety Of tho new style Pants
and Vest Patterns, which we offer to Rc by piece,
yard or pattern, or mako up into garments by
measure, iu the latest styles.
Our stock has beon selected with great care,
and prices marked very low, In plain figures.
Being confident that we can offer Inducements
unequalled by any other house, wo solicit buyers
elsewhere.
All orders win receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entiro saiIsfaotlon Is guaranteed.
octli mwfSmos
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LNLORIDA LAND FOR SALE
II valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres In Ma.
riOn County, Florida, is offered at private sale,
about ono half cleared and under cultivation;
part best hammock. This Plantation Is one OF
the most desirable III tue State; Is very produc-
tive for Cotton, Rice, Corn, Sugar, Vegetables,
&c; also fine for OrunScs and other Fruits; Ii
located IN one OF the healthicSt nnd most plea
SAINT neiGhbOrhOOds In tile State, being convent.
cnt to rnilroads, churches, &C. Apply to A. Il.
AGLLlGAS. Cotton Factor. Accommodation
Wharf. Charleston, y. G. novl2
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"AkTED, AGENTS. HUNDRED
W. and Fifty Dollars per month"; In sell the
only Genuine Improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACHINE, Prico only SIS Great In
duccments To- Agents This Is the most popular
Sewing Machine OF thc lay-makes tile fanlons
Elastic Lock Siltch''-will tlo any kind nf work
that can be done on ANY machine. One hundred
thousand sold and the demand constantly In.
crcaSing. Now IL tho time to take an agency.
send for Circ,lara. DSs Beware Of infringrIs.
Address SECUMl' CO., Boston, MASS. Pitts
bnrg, Pa, or Si. Louis, blo. oct2o 3mos
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Eau0 for Gnlc

.A0O ACRES TO LEASE FOR a
AfOO TERM OF iEARS.-The large and
beautiful PLANTATION, known iLs Kcitt Place
consisting of 2;cO acres, 100 cleared. soil rich
and clay abuundng in dciusis Of mari. 200 acres,
III splendid cotton land: 100 acres of II will make
Il hag i0 the acre; lOration perfectly healthy a
the year: four AMI 4 half miles from Lcwsvillc
Sbui Carolina ltailrOad: wen settled; has been In
constant cultivation since the war: has all neCcS
sary huiidirGs; small dwelling barns, stables
SinhDiiac, screw aburcra' houses. I,yon's Creek
riiiS through the estate ami furnishes one O! the
best sizes fur 4 factory in the state.
VIII bc sold with the lease, the following; S fine
yOen@ MULES. Il large lot OF improved lmple-
nl"niH, lsrniy Plonshs, New Gin, Dickson Cotton
Seed. enough 10 plant the entire crop: 2G10
hnsiIcS ri Cotton Sred for nrtizinE; 800 bushels Of
corn All viii ba sold on the place. low for cash.
Parties desiring To lcaac are requested To inspect
The growing crop OF cotton, which will give entire
satisfaction. For terms. apply to MIs Law
RENEE KElTT, ST. Matthew's r. o., Oranscburg
District, >. e.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. T. u. Whaiey, J. C. Kcitt
Est, Ornaeburg; II. w. pcronneau, ESQ, vii
linn Middleton. ESD, Charleston.
luwllmn4
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WTANTED, A COMPETENT NURSE.
wv Also COOK and WASHER, for Il small
Family. Recommendations positively required.
APPLY sonth stlr Calhoun street, secOnh door
from ~. Philip. dcrlJ ~
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

A GENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
fA sell the American KNITTING MACHINE
the only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
Invented. Price s25! VIII knit 10000 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting NIuchinc
Company. Boston, Mass. or st. Louis, No.
oct2a :imOs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w That JOB PRINTING uf nil kinds, plnin
nnd ornamental, IL executed promptly in The
hrhtcSi style ana at the lowest New York prices,
at THE NEWS job oncc, No. li9 EAST BAY. Cali
AMI examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15
Reviews.

SUSAN FlEI.DNG. Novel. by Mrs. Annie
Edwards. Author OF ''Archie Loyclr' and
''Stcphcn I.awrcpcc, YcOmun." Illustrated
by Sol Eytings4knd winslow Homer. New
York: Sheldon L Co. Charleston: John M.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

FOR SALE, STEAM PORTABLE
u CR0SS-CUT OR WOOD SAVING MA
CHIMES, Kings patent, suitable for cutting cord
wo1d. shingles, slaves or clapboard blocks and
wood contractors. wood yard. saw mill, nnd lIlni
ber mon generally. For this machine We claim
precedence over anything or the kind ever At
tempted. All parties Interested ami the pnbiic
are invited 10 see this machine In oprrat ion daily
from II O'Clock 4. ". 10 / 4. NJ. at the Artesan
Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets
State or County rights or single machines for
sale. Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY & co.
,lrc3 limo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

"ANTED, A GOOD COOK AND WASH
w ER. References required. Apply mt
southwest corner Of Smith ami Montague streets
dccIi 2e
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-15

WAhTEn, y COMPETENT CHuD'S
w Nurse. twiic,I % mind children anu do
cha,nhcrwork. Apply 1T No. 4ao King street.