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Hcr MaJcsty's Lover, second ScricS by William
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Manual OF Astronomy, by John Drew, Illustrated,
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TINTED STATES OF AMERICA, SOUTH
~ CAROLINA DISTRICr.-IN NBANKRUPTCY.-
tx pnrte r x. FRASER, assignee, in re b. II.
WILSON, bankrupt-In pursuance OF an order In
the uhoye stated case. to me directed by tile Hon.
George 8. Bryan, United States Judge for the Dis
trict OF South Carolina notice is hereby given to
all creditors holding liens against the estate OF
the said Il. II. WILSON to prov ethem before
Julius q. Carpenter, ESQ.,, Registrar I'm Bankrupt
cy, on or before the Grst day OF January, A. ID.
1870, or be debarred from the benefit OF the de-
cree to be made In this can8c.
II. f FRASER, Assignee,
nov12 i1 Georgetown, 8. G.
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T AND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
IL COUNTY, s. C.-Thc valuable PLANTATION
OF The late John B: Presley, containing about 1000
acrea, Situated In the lndiantown neighborhood i'm.
miles OF wntcr communication. There are near
i've hundred ncres incInscd and under cultiyn-
tion. The balance OF the Land is heavily timbcrel
and well adapted 10 tuGpcntlnc. The piacc offers
Inc acllifes for stock rasing, rs the pasture is
abundant both winter and summer. Tho dwell.
ing 10 painted, In complete order, contains nine
coMmodions rooms and extensive pia2zaa. All
ontbnilnings necessary for u cotton farm, in good
repair, aud comfortable quarters for twenty In
bnrcrs. THIS valuable place win lie sold clleap If
disposed Of before the Goth december. Parties
desiring to purcaso VIII apply TO me In person ut
Indantown, or by mail, KlngHrcc 8. q.
JAMES NCCUTCHEN,
nOVl0 Dl2tC0 80. Agent for RxeCntora
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n sell lhc American KNITTING MACHINE
The only practical Family Knitting Machine ever
Invented. Price S25. Will knit 600 stitches
per minute. Address American Knitting Machine
Company. boston, Mass, or ST. Louis, Mo.
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THE PRESSURE OF advertisements upon
our space this morning compcls us, in JUS
ticc TO our readers, to issue supplement.
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H1O 4 n L LAWY YERS.
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volume ol Richardson's Equity Reports, sa. hy
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Vino have u large assortment Of Law tunks
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pOOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR-
LII EiSlIRD rooms In residence pleasantly y
situated In the western pnrt Of the city. Terms
moderate. For further particulars, apply at No.
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VXTANTED, a GOOD STEADY WOMAN
w 10 cuok, wash ana iron. Good wages
given. Inquire at No. I2G Wentworth street.
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"TAN1'ED, AN HONEST AND CAPA-
w BILE WAIrlNGMAN; references required.
Apply at corner of bay and Amherst streets.
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MTAHrED, a COMPETENT WAITING
wv MAN. TO one with satisfactory references
literal wages will hc paid. Apply ~ No. George
street. uOyI1 WIZ
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g ERFANr WANTED. "A SMART, TIDY,
- respectable Girl can llnd good place, by ap-
plying southeast corner OF Pitt and Montague
streets nOyl9 lie
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TINO RENT, a FINE STORE WITH FIX
Il TuRRS for grocery and bnr-room, corner
tenant rent viii be $40 per month Aiso, siX
large square Rooms with fire places. back piaZZas
aad cistern water on every story. The rooms
viii he rcnted sIngly II preferred Inquire OF Mr.
ROSE. on the premises. octl6
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Alectinas.

HOPE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY. -
IL The Regular Monthly Meeting OF yonr Com
pnly win DC held Vt the Hail. THIS tFriday) EvER-
i'i, 10Th instant, at haf-pasL O'Clock precisely
''y order Jh0. r. BURNS,
""Fis Secretary.
TBNliE CHARLESTON I'm or COURT.
l. A .inct:!al Meeting Of this Ina oG Cuir; will
uc hcid Th'S tiyxNiNu, ut tic Hal. Or She Charles.
ION Library Socr'y, IL o'cicch. The p.i,luoi
attendance or every member ~ rcIIS,cd
RANK OF CHARLESTON, CHARLES
NJ TON, NOvEMBRl; H. Is6a-A U,.ctiu.
oi the Stockholders or lila Bank vii, hc hciI
on rufanhY next, The 2:id Instant, ~ IL o'clocL
NJ, In tic Hall. upper part %! Bank Inldinr
The RcporlS of The President and Board OF Djrrc.
tors on the condition and affairs or the Bank IN
DC submitted for consideration.
WILLIAM TiihYER.
h"TiS Cashier.
NUrICE.- CE.--PURSUANr TO THE I,ESO
IN lU"iON adopted by the Board OF Directors.
u meeting OF tile Stockholders OF the pcoplcs
B0nk OF south CHrOiina will bc held at No 10
BroaM street. Charleston. on MONDAY, the 2sth
day OF November current, to take into cOnsidrr:-
ton the provisions OF the Act Of Assembly an.
proved March I3th 1869, entitled "An uct TO cn..
hlc the hanks or the State TO renew business or
TO place them In liqullation,n nnu TO ,lrtorminc
the future policy OF The Bank
Gy order OF the Hoard.
hoVl8 I'D II. q. IOPIiit, Cashier.
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WANTED, A MIDDLE-AGED NAN,
w capable and civil. as houuc servant. Apply
To iiUTS0N LEE, ut city Railway Onlcc.
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WANTED, a Ii o u $ Il, NEAR TIE
w central part Of the city, containing five or
SIN rooms. With good outbuilllngs and water.
Address d.. nj this Onlcc. scptoY
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4 have lost anything, make IL known to the
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In NilYnncn.
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NTANTED TO HIRE, A WHITE WO-
w NAN To Cook and Wash rof n small r;,tni-
w must also understand milking cnHS; fair
wages will he given To one who will suit. Amply
liNlnrlIillclY at M. Is EaMnnn Strcct nuYII
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WTANTEH. "A YOUNG MARRIED. MAN,
w .S years old. would Ike To take Charge OF
large Cotton uianta,iUn, in the State of South
Carolina. Any one in want OF y g0utl, faithful
otc!ccr VIII do well to address the Undersigned
Can give The hest or references. Cool stcntly
habils :id not troubled with politics. Address,
for two months. T.. W. EDWARDS, Portland
Maine. poyIB IInot
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NEThNrED, A G. OOD COOK AND
w WASHER. well rccummcn led. Apply 1T
No. q; Charlotte street. novlJ II
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II OSr, ON YANDERHORST OR RUT-
~ IHDGE STREET, u Lady's Enamellcd Gold
Watch ami Chain. The n.i!cr viii please leave IL
NJ No Ruficdgc street, AMI q suitable reward
VIII he given. noviS
TOUED, ON SATURDAY NIGHT. IN
q '!n",ng street, n Qoill watch and chain. Tho
"eH"r Hsr lhtaln the same by paying expenses
,pd ipp!yilg aL rliH SEwa onlcc. nuyl5
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SUpERIoR COLOGNE WATER.

Manufactured and for salc by
DR.. II. BAER.
oct6 No. lal Meetlng street.
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WANTED, y SITUATION AS CLERK,
w In II Wholesale Drug Store, or a large Re-
tail and Prescription Drug Store. No objection to
go IN the country. VIII expect but small com
prnSatlon Al llrRt. Thc applicant IS graduate OF
The south Carolina Medical College. Address N.
H., through the i'OStOfliCc. Oct0
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Y81O RENT, PART or A HOUSE SIT
a UATBD In the central par; OF the city. Ap.
IIY nt this oflce. noyJ9 s*
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TNO RENT, AND POSSESSION GIVEN
4 on the n-st OF January next, FARM on
containing slxtccn acres. Apply TO u. WHITE.
MORE, No. Nadcline street. novl2 ftu
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Go Rcnt.

HOUSES, FARMS, STORES, ROOMS,
4 l. &C., now vaoant, can readily be rented by
ADVERTISING them In this column. The rate is Is
cents for twenty words or less, each insertion, lf
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ROOK BUYERS WILL FIND II TO
THEIR AID vANTAG Il TO CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
The list mill be cllanGct' :: .cast once n werk
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WANrED, A PARTNER WITH A
w capital OF from 5000 ta s:O0U, TO embark In
business I'm !. healthy and thrivin;, ooatiUn) in
ihc country. TO any one desiring To invest, the
undersigned can olIcr very strong Inducements.
Address MEiCllANr caro- y. w. Fisher Sccre.
tnry and Treasurer Savannah and Charleston
Railroad. Office Savannah and CharlcYtun Rail
rond, Charleston, y. G.. nuvlgS
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Wauts.

INFANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to every body in this column
ut tile rate or % cents for twenty words or lcss
each insertion, if paid In advance.
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Succession Notice.


Succession Of In the Parish
o H. and Mary ; Court of Bossier
Nagee, deceased. } Parish, La.
N"rice is hereby given that j. w.
In Mage, administrators of the sue
cessions of 0. II and Mary Magee,
has this day II ed the "ffice of said
Parish Court his final account as ad-
ministrator aforesaid .tfArhttN
Now, therefore, this is admonish all
persons concerned, that if opposition
is not made within the time prescribed
by law. the same will be homnlogated
and made the Judgment of the Court.
Witness, the Hon. L w. Baker,
Parish Judge Of Bossier Parish, La,
this the 25th day of Oct 1869.
A. A MINIS, Deputy Clerk
n3l st District Court.
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Recently Mr.. E. Ell. Wade

Recently Mr.. E. FL. Wade
and Mrs. Susan Moulden were
married in Knox county, Tenn.
1t was the bridegroom's fourth
and the brides third marriage.
The Wing says: "Mr. Wade is
the father of q children, and
though rather advanced in life,
the fires of youth are not
smothered; and though his hair
may be frosted with silverayet
because there is snow on the
mountains, it is no sign there is
no heat in the valleys"
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The mackrel IL Il game fish.
Tha ought tew be we'll edukat-
ed, for they are alwas in schools.
They are very eazy to bite, and
are caught with a apiece of old
red fl tnnel pettycoat tied on a
hook. They amt the only fish
that are caught by the same
kind of bait.-J. Billings.
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five had the time, we would
like to desert our post for a
long camp-hunt-at least I'M
til the press got through with
"Pere Hyacinthe." Have COM
passion, oh, We ink-sIingers.
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There is an extraordinary
quantity of mast in East Ten
nessee this year, which will 90
far towards recompensing the
hogs for the shortness of the
corn crop. -.....f
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During the past week the
rlver opposite this point declin-
Cd very fast, and on Monday
night it reached the lowest
stage of the season, being a
decline of two feet since the
late rise. The fall now is at
the rate Of about two inches in
"a hours.
Old river is running out
pretty fast, with difficult nav
igation to Carolina Bluffs for
the smallest class of BOATS
lSouth- Western, 3rd inst.
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Mrs, DR.. Mary Walker lee
lures on the necessity of a law
compelling men to marry be-
fore they are 40. Even if the
penalty were death, the Cour-
ierJournal can't imagine any
benefit that she could derive
from such a law.
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e Rooster. Banner.
W. Il. Soanland. Editor.
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22,640,2 9S pounds of upland
cotton, valued at S5,9O2,S12,
were exported from Charleston
during the year ending Sept.
30, 1869.
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The n. O. Republican learns
from Maj. G. w. Heating, post
master at Shreveport, that a
Republican paper will be es-
tablished in Shreveport soon.
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~ An Iowa paper tellsits read
ers that they can get Chinese
laborers wholesale, retail and
pigtail."
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Texas has 59,161 white and
B,6l9 colored voters, and is
entitled to 80 Senators and 80
Representatives.
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THE JEFFERSON STOCKADE
PRISONERS SENTENCED.-W COPY
as follows from, The Jefferson
Daily Times and Republican Of
the 9th inst: E&
Ludwig 2. Afford, George Gray,
and Oscar Gray, are found guilty
of the murder of Smith, Stewart,
and the other colored men, and
are sentenced to, be confined in
the penitentiaIy at Huntsville dn-
ring their natural lives. Richard
son, Pitcher and Taylor, are found
guilty ofattempting to kill Cald
well, and are each sentenced to 4
years confinement in the same
penitentiary.
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b BELLEVUE, La,
Saturday,;''"November 6, 1869.

The weather during the past
week has been quite changabIe
for the season. Sunday morn
ing we had ice; as we go to
press 1t is warm and cloudy.
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A diamond wedding, to cost
several thousand dollars, is an
nounced in Chicago, which con-
sidering the momentary nature
OF matrimony there, is an ut
teriy inexcusable waste of
money. Nfssnla
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The late President Pierce left
no family. His wife died sew
erai years ago, and their chill
dren died before her.
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Never enter a sick room in a
moment OF perspiratlOn, as the
moment you become cool your
pores absorb. De not approach
contagious diseases with an
empty stomach, nor between
the sick and the fire, because
the heat attracts the vaper.
Preventatives are preferable
to pills and powders.
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The Montgomery ALA Jour
nal says Never before, with
In the recollection of the old
est inhabitant, have the farmers
enjoyed such fine weather for
gathering their crops. We may
certainly expect the entire
crop OF corn and cotton to be
gathered without any damage. }"
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Besej. I'D. Herring,

BELLEVUE, La,
GENERAL COLLECTING AGENT,
WIN attend promptly to the collection Of
w all accounts, notes. &c, at the usual
per ceDtage v5u3l
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1t should be understood that our ouoss.
lions, generally, represent the wAoaessle
prices, in U. S. currency. In filing smniIae
ders, higher rates willhave to be paid =
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Commercial Intelli Fence.
II III
SOUTH WEsTEFN OFFICE, IN
SHREVEPORT, Nov. g. 1869.
Within the LAST day or twO.s

Within the laSG~day OrtwOSwGl
have noticed a decided improve
ment in the wholesale, dry goods
and notion business, and it would
look as though this important
branch of trade was about to re-
sumo its former sway. The wag-
oners' and retail trade was very
good throughout the week. Take
it altogether our merchants have
no reason to complain of the past
weeks business, unless they burnt
their fingers with handling cotton,
which, if they did, they have the
consolation Of knowing that no.
body is to blame for it but them
selves. The receipts of cotton for
the week reached 1922 bales,
about half of which changed
hands. The market opened last
Wednesday at 22a to 23c. in cur
rency for low middling. On Thurs
day it sold for the same; on Fri,
day at 229 TO 223c.; on Saturday
224 to 223c., and on Monday 223
to 224c. Yesterday it opened at
23c., but owing to the rise. in
freight it declined &c. We quote
as follows: Low middling 224 to
22!c. in currency, and III to 175c.
in specie. The receipts for the
day were 654 bales-the largest
of the season.
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.re veport Price Current.

Corrected weekly from the South. VI estern.
Made from actual sales as they traneplssa