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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.
CORRECTED WEEKLY BY THE BOARD OF TRADE.

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APPLES, G5bu.1 U0(02 OO
BAdo{Nd, ..25W35
BALE ROPE, Manil ,Q126
33lb 8@l2
BUTTER, North. 40@50
Country, u ib. .250e35
BACON. Hams. .25@28
Sides, u ib. .l9QD2O
Shoulders -. 15017
CANDLES, Spernl4UQe7O
Adainantine ibl802O
CoTrUN YARN1 30D1 40
COTTON, Strict Md. 14I
Midlling II
Low Midl'S, .13i
Good Ordny, 12l@l3
Ordinary. liz
CHEESE, ID. lb. 2OG625
Factory .1GG623
CoffEE, Rio, T'lb20Qe25
LaSuayra >. .2i626
Java .S36I37
Flour, Co. 700@1OOO
Northern z 0D@11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 10@I1 25
Wheat Il 4O6l SO
Oats. 80. $4,000
Peas go. i 05@1 15
HAY, North, t}cwt.2 0O
HIDES, Dry, Ebl24@1S
Green .D8
LARD, T3it 1922
LIME, IL bbl. 2 65l62 rs
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, 35050
New Orl'ns 9D@l 90
Sugar H'se. .7O@l 10
NAILS, T3 kegs 5O@6 10
ONIONS. f3bus1 75@2 90
OIL. Kerosene, & 4505O
Machinery. .T5@l 90
! SPECIE, Gold CLIO
Silver ..... G0l O5
PorAT's, Iris 1 OOGt2 90
Sweet. bus 70@9O
RICE, Caroiinaib9i6DIO
SHOT, T5bag. 2 5UQ12 SIS
SALT, Liverp.2 20@2 rs
SOAP, R1b, -. SQb 8
SPLITS, Alcohol, ,gl7 so
Brandy 4 00@12 90
Gin % 00@7 So
Rum. q 00@7 10
Whlskcy.. ] 35D4 90
SUGAR, Crus Il P16@00
Brown .12@OO
STARCH, % 10. =. 9l@l0
TEA, Green ttl O0@2 90
Black, Il 00G11 10
TOBACCO, Chw. .G0@1 90
Smoking, lb. .50@1 O0
VINEGAR, Wine, .60@50
French. =. @l 70
WINE, Cham. 25@30 90
Port, Bgal300@5 80
Sherry. 8 50@6 90
Madeira. q 50@5 70
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OoLusfSflI $40. NSSsMhss Z is.E 4 .Esaies s
Of cotton Yesterday 1Ss bales.-amiddlings
New YonK. November 1s-Noon,.- os
Flour 10(915o. better. Wheat, ,1l92c.
better. Corn shade firmer. Pork
heavy-mess "a 00@24. 25. Cotton dull
and nominally unchanged--uplands
1915. Orleans 1873; snles 1000 bales.
t,relghts firm: Stocks steady. Money
short 10. 62's 7as. '0s - ;
2 P. M.-Cotton dull and easier-sales
2, 800 bales; uplands 16. Flour 1O(a2Oc.
better-superiino 5.O005 80; Southern
tirmer-common to fair extra 6. .OO(06. 45.
Wheat 2(93c. better-winter red and
amber Western 2.41@247. Corn shade
better-new S2@86; old 87@89. Pork
dull. at %: 30. Lard heavy-steam 1917
914h. Whiskey active, at 86k@S7.
Freights firm. Money sac. Goid Is.
BALTIMORE, November 1S.-Cotton
steady middlings 16; sales 1865 bales;
receipts 1877; stock $500
CINCINNATI. November 18.-Flour in
good demand at full prices. Mess pork
quiet and weak, ut 80. Lard dull aud
lower, Mt l2%@l256 for stenm; 1871 for
kettle.
LOUISVILLE, November 19.-Bagging
firm, at 2754(@2S. Flour firm. ut 5.25.
Grain firm and unchanged. Mess pork
$3.50. Lard IA. Whiskey 93@84.
ST.. LOUIS, November 18.-Flour firmer
-superfine winter 4.15@4 25. Corn
firm, ut 69CG72. Whiskey dull, at 85.
Hemp and bagging unchanged. Pro-
visions declining. Pork 2OO@22. So
Bncon- shoulders 13l13@1a24. Lard
heavy, Mt 13Ls.
GALVESTON, November 1S.-Cotton
quiet-good middling 1917; sales $50
bales; receipts 145; stock 1880.
New ORLEANS, November 18.-Cot-
ton IN fnir dcmand-mildlings 15l6@
l514; sales 6,G00 bales; receipts 3, I7G;
stock LOG, 795.
MOBILE, November 1S.-Cotton steudy
-middling l42.@15; sales 1,5OO bales;
receipts 2. .G43; stock 41,2O6.
AUGUSTA, November 1S. AIiddling
cotton 14lls; sales 1,l90 bales; receipts
1,611.
SAVANNAH, November 1s.--Cotton
irregular middlings 151.i; sales 500
bales; receipts 4, 20G.
CHARLESTON, November 1S.-Cotton
quiet-middling IS; sales 500 bnles; re-
ceipts 1858; stock 27,252
LONDON, November 19-Noon.-Con-
soils 81 Bonds 81.
FRANKFORT, November 1S. Bonds
oo5s.
LIVERPOOL, November 1S-Noon.-
Cotton quiet--uplauds 9ls(69A; Orleans
9as0S9}a; sales of week rs, 900 bales; ex-
port 1900; speculation 5000: stock
$4,000 of which American is $4,000;
receipts $4,000, of which American is
1000.
LrvERpooL, November 18-Evening.
Cotton fat-uplands 9@9la; Orleans
914@93s; sales 10000 bales.
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Sale of Lexington Lands.

NDER and by virtue of authority on me
Geiger, will offer for sale, at public auction,
at Lexington Court House. on the first MON
DAY in December next, the following described
Parcels as. and Tracts OF LAND, belonging to the
The Tract known'as the homestead OF the
elder, Abram Geiger, has been divided into
hvs Sdp parcels ian and wn will be sold as follows;
Tract, known as the residence and home-place
OF tho late Henry J. Geiger, containing three
hundred and eighty-three acres; bounded on
south and East by Nos. and OF same estate,
and on North and West by lands OF tinker, B.
and H. Sharpe.
No 2.-The Northeast portion of same
Tract, ontaining three hundred and eighteen
acres, adjoining and bounded by Goodwyn's
Mill Tract and Necces land. on North and
East, and by Nos. 1 and on West and Sonth.
A small lot has been sot off and reserved for a
School House or Church.
No. 3.-The Southeast portion of Same
Tract, lying on both sides OF the BlackyiIIe
Road, containing three hundred acres. ad.
Joining Nos. and on North and West, and
South.
No. 4.-The South-,cest portion Of same
Tract, containing three hundred and thirty
fivo acres, lying on the Blackyille Road. and
bounded by Gissendamer on South and West,
and by Nos. and on North and East.
No. 5.-The Patrick Tract, containing forty-
seven acres, adjoining and lying West Of Nos.
Arthnr and Sharpe.
Tho above Tract lies on the head waters OF
First Creek, waters Of Congaree River.
No. 6.-The Tract known as the "AIicbaeI
Wise," or "Old Wise" place, containing two
hundred and forty-nine acres, lying on the
head waters OF Cedar Greek and Bull Swami
on both sides Of the road from Orangeburc to
Lexington, and bounded by lands OF Coleman.
Hutto, Sharpe and others.
No. THE John Sightler" Tract, contain
ing four hundred and eighteen acres, lying
between the head OF Sandy Run and Big Buii
d. adjoining of rhar
Richter, Dominick and Mrs. Smith,
No. 9.-The George Sightler," or s.Sichtier
Homestead" Tract. lying on the head waters
Of Savannah Hunt Creek, waters of Congaree
River, and anjoining lands OF 81. H. Geieer, G..
Kaigler, j. l.. Sightler and Others
This Tract has been divided, and will be
sold as follows:
l.. The Eastern half, containing focr hun
dred and forty acres, which embraces the re.
sidenco and settlement, (of thir, one acre has
been set of and reserved as o grnve.yard.)
z. Tho Western half, containing three hun
dred and thirty-two acres.
All or the above Tracts have been recentIy
surveyed and divided by James Il. Taylor,
Surveyor, and plats made OF the same which
can DO inspected at the Office Of Mcssrs. Tallcv,
sale.
They will be sold in the ordor in which they
are numbered, and on the following TERMS:
Onc-fourth Cash; balance iD one, two and
three years, secured by bond and mortgage OF
the purchaser, bearing interest from day OF
sale. Purchasers to pay for papers ard
stamps. ALEXANDER q EIGEE
Qualified Executor OF Henry j. Gciger, de-
ceascu Oct 20 Sc
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For Sale.

u LARGE COTTAGE, with 0 Rooms
a.IA and Pantry, in a most desirable part
tI4k.of the city, with kitchen. dry cellar and
trout garden, with rare trees and shrubbcrv.
1t has !. roomy yard and largo garden, in
which there Is quite number OF fruit bear
ing trees, such AZ pears, peaches. apricots,
width OF the garden, with grapes of several
varieties.
Terms moderate. Inquire at the store of
=. E.SIENHOUSE, or Mt this Office. II not sold
before the lat OF December, perhaps NAV rent
to a good tenant. Oct 27't13
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For Sale.

eRs THAT Valuable Tract OF LAND, lying
&sson the Barhamville Road and tho Char.
--lotte Railroad, about II luiles from the
city OF Columbia, containing twenty one acres,
more or less, and having on it beautiful site
for country residence, a most excellent
spring or water, and accommodations for five
or slN hands; 1t is about two thirds cleared
and is most admirably situated and watercd
Tor vegetable or 'truok' garden, lying bo-
tween the two branches which forms the
and composed partly OF the same soil on
which DR.. Parker raised over 200 bushels OF
corn to tho acre. Possession given 1st Janua-
rynext. For further particulars, apply at this
Office, or to l.. r. BECKWITH,
Oct.6 3mo Orangeburg, g. C.
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FLMWOOD CEMETERY COMPANY.
H. The Directors of this Company are 70 :.
qnested to attend at the room OF Young Mems
Christian Association, on TUESDAY, Deocm-
per =, at IL O'Clock. for the purpose OF electing
Keeper Of the Grounds.
Applicants for the Office may send their tes-
timoniaIs to tho President Of the Company.
Nov 10 stnG J. T., REYN0TES
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A Mammoth Rattle Of Fine JeweIry.
VALUED at $1,000 200 Chances. at a.
v each. 25 Prizes. consisting OF
Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES.
Fine Gold BREAST-PINS and EAR. RINGS.
SILVER GODLETS, &c.
Will como of at my Saloon as soon as the
Chances arc taken.
Oct3O G. DIERCKS
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For Sale,

NM ILL be offered for sale. on SALE DAY
w in December next, that GRAIN and
COTTON PLANTATION in Abbeville County,
containing 1,G00 acres, more or less, bounded
5y lands Of estate OF James TaEgart, Mrs,
Catherine Alston, John Link, ami othors.
The improvements are good, there are ac-
era era and fences in good repair. Almost $50 or
.slO acres arc creek bottom land, and almo ost
800 acres tilnbored
with it will be sold, il desired. MULES.
HORSES. STOCK. CORN, &c.
p lfnot sold, twill be rented. Apply to wM.
d. IAnKER. at Abbeville Court House.
Oct 10 t20 E. l.. PARKER
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Blackwell's genuine Durham Smoking
TOBACCO, at PoLI.ocK's
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BuckWheat and Golden Syrup
1nn BAGS new BUCKWIIEAT FLOUR.
1OO barrels Golden SYRUP, for sale by
OCT ~ Il. HOPE.
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Valuable Land for Sale.

4 OFFER for sale 1000 acres of LAND, the
IL most valuable portion of the Dolby estate,
on West bank Wateree river, twenty miles
East of Columbia; ten miles below Camden:
live miles from Camden Branch Kailroad:
twelve miles from line OF Railroad from
Sumter to Columbia. The rivor affords fine
water transportation. The placo Is perfectly
healthy, with the finest water, and number
of the best laborcrs in the County; bounded
by lands of Mrs. Englis and Blacks, and
others. 1000 acres arc river bottoms, the
greater portion safe from over. flows. with
river front nf noaIly mile all cleared. except
200 acres OF finely timbered oak lands. ard
under fence, producing finely Cotton. Corr,
and small grain, and especially adapted 10
stock raising; and large humber Of cattle can
be Kept lat all the year without feeding, ana
readily Geld n:: The Place T.,o nairur,.
t1,otU acres) are good pine lands, with large
proportion OF fiHc creek bottoms $500 acre.,
"f the above--a separate trac,-arc on Eozth
ana south Spears Creek, immediately on the
line OF the Chatham Railroad and the teJ,
graph road from Columbia to Camden, sixteen
miles from the former; heavily tim bered with
pine. and fine water power; 200 acres GOOD uI-
land cleared and under fence, adjoining the
river b0ttoms balance heavily tirihered with
pine. There Is Il fine residence Sonyenicntly
situated, and ample accomnadations for
laborers. Will be sold in q body or tracts to
suit. For further particulars apply to +. C.
DoBY, Camden, or to Colonel McMA TER Co.
lumbia, who will show plats OF she lands
JOHN McCAsKILL, near tho place, will show
parties the lands. II not dsposod of before
l will offer them at auction en- tho first MON.
II, NJ,
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Fresh Norfolk OYSTERS

ENYERY DAY at tho Columbia Ice House.
~ just received, another lot, TO-DAY, of
the best that can DO had, and intend to keep
them regular all this sc,lson
Oct 2S I'm JOHN ID. BAT E.MAE
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Gold end Silver Coin.
VNHE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK buy and
u sell GOLD and SILVER at n small mar
gin. A. G. BRENIZER
Oct 23 Cashier.
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Extra Cheese,

Extra Cheese.
10A BONES Goshen. English Dairy and
1OSI Pine Apple CIIEESE, for salc low,
Oct 30 f. HOPE
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..Aaa0S1eo1a sE@@le@..

sc.AaA2s12Ea s8AAe@.,,.
r. ~ ,B6al EyEassg r-S Rpys
BY d. 9. PEIx0TT6 & BON.
ON MONDAY, the 2fst instant, will be sold At
THIRTY ACRES OF LAND, bounded North
by tho Sand Hill residence OF Robert Bryce,
East ny the main Road to Rice Creek Springs,
South by lands OF Rufus M. Johnston, and
West by lands Of DR.. E. Marks and W. J, Duf.
fe. Buildings on tho land. Terms cash.
May be treated for privately. Nov is
Administrator Sale.
~. WILL be sold, on Sale-day in De-.
B5jH cember next, before tho Court SS7s
Ge4 House door, in Greenville, tract&
OF LAND, containing 100 acres, more or less,
situated at Cross Roads, three and-a-half
miles from the oity. On the place are COM
Portable DWELLING HOUSE and Out-build-
lngs, good Orchard, fine Water, etc. .,jl
ALSO,
valuable LOT, situated in the fork OF
Pendleton and Augusta streets, and opposite
Messrs. Williams & Whitmires store.
ALSO,
On Tuesday after sale-day, at Willismaton
a LOT in tho town Of Williamson. Anderson
County.
Also,
half interest in LOT adjoining above
On Wednesday. 7th November, q tract of
LAND, in Pickens County, near the Trap,
containing - acres, moro or less.
Terms to be made known on day OF Gale
Oct 22 81 j. H. DEAN, Adm'tor.
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g. DIEkOKS

INFORMS his friends and customers that no
Il is prepared to furnish OYSTERS in all
atylos as he has superior cook. Oct 30
The best imported Scgars can be had
at PoLLocK's,
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Notice,

WAGONS ana EUGGIES
4E7E7EFRm made TO order, and all kinds
-GfH4tA of VEHICkLES repaired;
Ezssa.ssesaasaoll sstao kinds of AGRICULTU-
RAIL IMPLEMENTS made in tho beet
mann manner I and at short notice. Apply at large
brick Shop in rear of T.. & G. D. Hopes. or st
LOrick & Lowrance's
Oct 81 I'm f. w SEIEEIS
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Statistics CT Slaughter.

Fr N the SpEif gdeld (Mass.) Republican.
Ii m4y be useful 10 recall the slaughter
OF some Of The famous battles, in COMPARE
son with those lately fought in France.
Al Muffeesbcro' dec. 81, 1862. there
we're 10000 men engaged, in both armies,
and the loss was II GOO, or almost ore third
of the comhsiauts. At Gettysburg July
and 4, 1869, the lumber of men engsg.
cd being upwards Of 10000, the loss on
both sides approached closely to 10000
men, and Of these three fourth we're killed
or wounded, the Coniederates thus losing
> 600 mer, and the Union army Il 600.
During the sx weeks that followed the
beginning OF Lees movement. 10 the North
his loss amounted to about 60, 600 men, of
whom almost three fourths were killed OF
wounded and in the same weeks the Un-
in army had, it is prof. able, 80 coo men
disposed OF IN the same way. In the lhir-
ty sever Gays that followed the opening of
the campaign of Gen. Grant, in Virginia
MAY 5, 1854, the army upder his COM
mand had about 45 0o0 men killed 8
wounded, without counting those who at
the same time fell in the army of the
James, or in the smaller bodies engaged in
Virginia and Gen. Lee had about Is, 900
men killed or wounded.
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The Siege OF Strssboarx-ProcI n I'm :
ton or General Uirich.

The Journal des Debats publishes the
70 lowing proclamation, which it states has
been affixed on the walls of Strashourg:
Disturbing rumors and panics have
bean spread, either by accident or deaign.
withia the past f-w y, N our brave city.
Some individutls have dared TO express
the opinion that the place would surren-
der without blow. We propose ererget
ically, IN the name e population coura-
geoda sad French, gsir-t these weak ard
criminal :orehoiings The garrison con-
Il = Of IL, 900 mea, without reckoning The
stationary National Guard. If s.ras-
bur1 - alacsed, Slrasb0t r. viii defend
tts,lf - long H. there shall remain col
der, b.sclst, or cartridge. The ee!l-
Affected may re4s ure t. EN- e'vs; 81 &c
Il ers, tsey haye bat u withdraw.
"ias General OF tie Division. ULtfca
The Pre-es Of tie Bt-Rh.n. Bar
PHoY
''Srgt-BoCEG, Aug To-
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LOUISVILLE. Ky, Aug IA nice lit
tie ardal La- jg.t been Develop d in the
CbanCsry curt IRE, In regard to G. c.
B3Te0, men Der Of Congress from the
Cbarle=tau, ; g, district, which will pro-
bsbly ult 10 bis serving 2 term in an
other sort Of public Institution. Previous
q 1850 he vas married, but managed to
obtain divorce from h.s -9ite. In jan
nary, 1850, he was msrried to Miss Labe-
tbs Park, in WakBlla, Flg;, repreaet ting
himself II &c . widower. IL lived with
her till April, 1907, when he abandoned
her, and took mp with another woman, and
lived IN open a duiiery with her. Mrs.
Brown came to this city shortly after the
Abandonment by the honorable villain, and
ou tbs OF February lsst, filed e,ilion
for = diTogce, Hion IN. ground OF descr.
tor, 81 d lie case still remains on the
docket, 1estt risy dippatoh wss re
ceivsd here from prominent lawyer Of
Augusta, ia, stating that the Hon. Mr..
Bowen had just married n LADY of high
staueieg n that ely. The proper docu.
meuta, establishing the fact that the hon.
orsble carpet Dagger has lot yet been re-
leased from the CALLING bonds Of matri.
mcny, have been forwarded, and the prob
abb titles are that the honeymoon sill be
cut short. Mrs. Bowen, the lady who has
brought the suit for divorce, is spoken Ct
as lady of culture sgd rsfinsin ent. Mr..
Bowen served In the Confederate army az
an officer Of cavalry. lie is native OF
Provi 'erce, Rhode Island He served in
The Fo.iieth Consr.er, 'ud is candidate
for reelection.
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Wet Point Correspondence q -rald.1
Amory tie spectators, by the Fsv, vs.
the snlhor II the Hicsedest Man IL
rs losk," who, a. the elsee, s,uz..t l.
/. tesvIea" tie colored cadet, Saailn, but
~a4 gEsac-es-ful ia the 4 i mi I. The fact
Is this oolord cadet i Us nov in dls
grace, being under str =. aad coafae1 10
d Jert IhIakisg hi,nae cspab.e Of
eachirg > HE cadet pali'eaee., he u
dsFtaa 70 10 ~ throu4 b lha IA aalam o. a
.jn 81 ps r. tsou IL ra vi b clu.ideabls
{ rg ol tie lat rs lead lie s.ts in his
tG-G
Remote. frisuIlcss. raeiaash IL. slow.
Aed his lss. affective of the poet seems
qss's appropriate 70 bis So There L.
certainly Eolhirg promising in il 50
T. ara c.; so'aias iuairstius any Prone
/ Ian pax iaaie - shy ,i.ae 10 izri.e any
r.y-.
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bN ENGLISH NOBLEMAN,
The WeaithIest Landlord I'm Ire.
lard

A European journal Gays that Lord
Hertford is a nobleman Of the type which
produced the French revolution. He has
estates worth $50, 900 net, in England and
Ireland. In both countries he has an alb.
sentee. His s:a's in England are not even
KEEP, in repair, and in Ireland he has no
house. Many years ago this noble mind
ed aristocrat took it into his haad thst i
was due to his dignity to he a knight Of
the Garter. He applied to Sir Robert
Peel, then Prime Minister Sir Robert ia
sald 10 have stats d that lie could not rec
ommerd for honor a n1blaman who showed
90 iatereet in the couatry, AID hinted that
if Lor+ Hereford took HE fu gss.ions,
garter highs at come future da.e be forth
coming.
SO the Marquis determined 70 90 through
81 awful ordeal. He Left MS darling bou-
levards and beloved bagateIle (bis villa il
the Bo.s De B11iogne) and be,ook himself
o the wiljs Of Erin. He did the popu, ar;
4 Marquis vita 4 hundred and fifty thou.
eA#@ E'AA@S q e1t S-.'tA141g HBA1 IL rA-f
to 20 20 shen be p.eaeea. a4d he did 90
please. The hops Of his ten airy ran
hi2h.
Before long 4 s'ar glitt,ryd on the Mar
qui.'s b-eas', and broad blue ribbon re.
1Ievsd tie wbils5 ess Of bis wal-tcoat. But
h.a benign preseaoe has never again shed
is all ever Ire and, and although be
draws thence the largest income Of any
Elan, and would pens go 600 tom ROW
on q picture CT A csblEet, he refused 70
advance el5. GOO. al five per Mt, to held
he poor people on his property to get a
Ike o. Taf.r ID m>1e p lich they most ur-
gently resded.
Il = a-aer.ei Tat duficg hia stay il Ire
land b. seconpsui neighboling baron.
2. for q ride AID this gentleman took him
% pa elevated point ia ch commanded
rich I'D extensive viow. There, my
r" said La, you see this grand pres
pect; az fr "a ycvr eyes can reach it ia
all your own' Well, va tie reply, 81
sea il for the first time, and hope to God
shall never see it again" His compan-
lon was Fpeechless with disgust. His hope
has been fulfilled; he has never seen it
since So much for Ire'and's wealthiest
audlord. II ID satisfactory 10 know that
1t his death the Irish property $50, coo
! year must al any rate pass into good
a1ds.
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GIT twenty men to assist at j., without
anD exp. nae to the County

Mr.. Chapm tn had the body Inferred. A
grave wa, dug on the bank Of Milier's
creek, on side the town, and Skaggs war
buried at 5 O'Clock On Saturday evening.
Not far from wh, re he was laid, the re-
mains IF three n en- who were lynched ;or
horse sealing duril the war, were rldely
iuterret
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be hung and more # you would be worth
saving. Laughter).
The Sheriff, who had tie wires
battery In his pocket, relelts,
and restores them to the ope ra.ors.
2;;37-1he coco rs are blessed on re
return of the wires ard sub tjtute tht ~
for their own srms
Skagg's tongue Is held TO permit him to
breathe.
2:40-TLe legs, which had been spread
wide upon the bench, close suddenly
Violent Muscular action. Bseathing
The tongue is swelling, aad a pieca OF
wood is inserted between The teeth 10 keep
the mouth open. The tongue Is b, Ill by
the forceps.
2:45 Very violent muscular action
More water thrown on him.
24S Wy oIk temporarily &c i.ted from
DR.. MeD.-fhsre should net be a man
il this crowd (ref-riag 70 the absence OF
fresh air.
800 The room is cl AIRED w5rk is
resumed.
Dr. The beet time was al the st,gt
The gentlemen sre AFRAID ira, the
epiglo:tis il tie vin5pipe is swelling
Il it does II viii stop the breathing. Or
Jackson thinks il may be necessary 50 IN.
sert tube through the mouth into the
throat, or thrgusa the neck mo the lsr
yux. There i TO tube Il la j
The lower jav moves g.ossa.ly, bGt the
doctors : Satggs su.l-rs no pain. The
battery = work AZ iutefvA's Il = CT
dered that Sksgss b striped agd rub
with tauEsl.
Dr. Jackson has explained hat the q.
tihcial gasps we're oaaei By tie air pass
ing into the iuaaz through the REID chords
Two men are employed b rub the b14y
and soon give the upper portion iivld
appearance. y their Continued III r.
skin IA rabhe 4 Il xposei portions Of the
l)ver limbs.
It is i cor rel y the m brig tia,
Sslz-s has b 81 shot TIE tsa re- en-
te.et tie riztt side be.cw the r.rs and
came o.. azr { z ab3emar. Probably
var go1ai
3:05-rhe right * nv ~ the table
Use that of 2 clog dancer. There ere
mere signs q lie than i ere were htlfao
hour so.
3C8 -Lef ara swing. 81 u; ike "a.
g.!ja.s lrEoEirg ca p b.os lis in b.
move VIOLENTLY, aud asz thu aqps asaccs of
strong nan in \ t. rib dream
3:l3 d. il ~isa BAD some Cay.
erre peppsr.
Qlsztioa-W What 10 yru want sihit?
\. RIB tie skin. THE article was
broueht)
3:l5-Eos any wo-sa rgr ary better.
The polls Of The b4u,ry wglo placed il
the hands e the PROSTATE man The
mouth coEii Ues frotEy, and he mgzcI,s
Of the face contract.
3'2o -Seas.blity i shown b the 'oueh.