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| .DotuMntA, 9. @, December Sc
q 4ss,g ssstSp Yesterday 81 bales R MD dlspal
NV Yoak, November; so@Nooah.-9 so@Nsa, =:
Stocks heavy. Gold 1919. Money .4(9
5. Sterling-long 8; short 9%. e9s
71a. Flour, wheat and corn heavy.
Pork dull-old 23.OO@23.5O. Cotton
dull and heavy-uplands 161h; Orleans
| 1875; snles 1900 bales. Freights quiet
z P. M.-Money in better demand, at
Is. Sterling 9@916. Gold 1O%611.
Governments dull but steady. South
ern's generally dull and heavy-Virgi-
nia's strong. Cotton dull and tending
down; sales 4, 900 bales, at 1Glh. Flour
5@10c. lower-super 4.4005 10; South
ern dull and dropping, ut 5.8O@6.2O.
Whiskey dull, at $1,000 Wheat 10.
lower and in moderate export demand
Corn heavy and 2C03c. lower--mixed 756
80: old 9S<9sS. Freigh.s scarcely 50
firm.
BALTIMORE, November 3O.-Flour ao-
tive hut weak. Wheat dull. Corn NOM
inal. Pork $500. Bacon quiet. Whis-
key 90. Cotton easier-middlings of
fered ct 1874; sales 800 bales; receipts
500; exports $50; stock 7,073.
CINCINNATI, November 3O.-Flour dull
and dropping. Corn firm and scarce, ut
51C953. Pork 1925 asked. Lard quiet
and unchanged. Bacon limited houl-
ders 13; sides 15@15tl. Whskey dull,
at S30S4
BosToS, November 3O.-Ootton quiet
and steady-middlings 1Gas@l6!h:; sales
400 bales; stock $500.
NORFOLK, November 3O.-Cotton dull
mlddiings Is; sales 10 bales receipts
1,543; stock 6, 143.
CHARLESTON, November 30-Cotton
quiet--lniddlings l5la; sales 200 bales; !;
receipts 1887; exports $3.50; stock 2, ,293.
W1hMrNaToS, November 30-Cotton
nctiye-middlings 1434; sales 27S bales;
receipts 354; stock ,0i8.
AUGUSTA, November 3O.-Cotton mar
ket dull and lower, at 14lS@14s6 for
middling; sales 91S bales; receipts l,44O.
SAVANNAH, November 20. = Cotton
quiet-middiings 1914; receipts 1888;
exports 1856; stock n, ,5S4.
MOBILE, November 30.-Cotton dull
middIiugs 143i@15; sales 1,5OO bales;
receipts 2,34l; stock 55, ,33S.
New ORLEANS. November 30-Cotton
quiet and firm-middlings 15S(915ts;
sales $3.50 bales; receipts 1,O87; stock
los, ,248. Flour-superine 90; double
5. 40; treble 562L(06OO. s. Corn-white
70. Mess pork 81 5o(022.OO. Bacon
tirm-shoulders 13; hams 22@25. Su-
gar-prime 10(G1O1i. Molasses prime
l4C@16. Whiskey 95@1.00. Coffee
prime 1714.
GALVESTON, November 80 Cotton less
active and prices lower-good ordinary
1314@13la; sales 1880 bales; receipts
l ,248; stock 2S,922.
LONDON, November 3O-3 P. NJ
Consols 93l4. Bonds S0ls.
LIVERPOOL, November 30-Noon. =
Cotton quiet and uplands 9la@
9l4; Orleans 9as99l..
LIVERPOOL, November 3O-Evening. -
Cotton steady middling uplands 916@
ga; Orleans 9;sC99lla5; sales -, 900 bales;
export and speculation $500.
LONDON, November 29-Evening.- =
Consols 932s. Bonds 8Sas.
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New Books.

TlHE Memories of Fifty Years, containing
IL notices and anecdotes Of distinguished
Americans and remarkable men, &c, by ".
Ii. Sparks. Price 81. so.
Tent Life in Siberia and Adventures in
kamschatka and Northern Asia, by Kennan,
with map. Sl.50
Ginger Snaps, by Fanny Fern. $3.50.
Old Songs and New, by the authoress OF
Beechenbrook. 50.
Paris i'll December, 1851; or, Coup d'Etat OF
Napoleon III, by Terr t, from the thirteenth
French edition. 50 so.
Lecko's Rationaism in Europe, two volume )
The Life OF General Nathaniel Green.
The Court and Times of Queen Elizabeth.
Also, 4 number of new novels, by TrOllop"
and other popular authors
A!so, new juvenile books from London, new
Chromos, Paintings &c. For eale at
BRYAN IL McCARTER'S Bookstore
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Amerfcnn Intelligence.

9CHARLEsToN, November 80. Arrived
steamship Champion, New York.
WASHINGTON, November 29.-General
Halleck, who commands the division of
the South, is opposed to the employment
OF the regular troops in State elections
except In extreme cases, and then after
the State power is exhausted. Hnlleck
writes the Department hefe, that lie is
assured by Federal civil officers that the
employment of troops in executing iu-
diclal processes and enforcing revenue
seems to increase rather than diminish
the necessity of resorting to such force
IN OWL matters. Halleck says the i'll
disposed become moro and moro exas.
perated at being coerced by force
which they think has been unconstitu.
tionaliy employed against them, and tho
better disposed relax their efforts to
punish local crimes. on tile plea that
this duty now devolves upon the mill
tary. ~
FoHrnEss MONROE, November 90
I4e schooner Queen Of the West foun-
dered on the 23d, GO miles Soutb-east
ot'Cape Lookout. The crew was picked
up by the schooner Fannie .Keatinp.
Woods Hole for Savannah.
PoUGHKEEps1E, November 3O.-There
is great excitement in the Eastern part
OF Duchess County, over the sudden and
alarming illness of the cattle. Fifty
head on three different farms are affect.
ed; tongues are swollen; hoofs rotting,
and no appetite.
HAVANA, November 29.-Tho Ameri.
can schooner Frank Palmer, from Ma
tanzas for Key West was lost at sea
Friday lust. The Grew was saved.
Colonel Barrios, General Cavada's
Chief OF Staff, has been captured by
the Cubans near Cienfuegos. *, :,
The Spanish gun-boat Alarnax i.
ashore at Ensenada de Cochinos. Thl
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Hardy Solomon & Co..

HAF1NG entered into the manufacture of
LII BRICK and QUARRYING OF GRANITE.
OF their new patent Brick Machines. capable
of turning out from 40. 900 to 60, 600 bricks per
day, are now prepared to make contracts and
furnish parties with any quantities of bricks
store or at the South Carolina Bank and
Trust Company. Sept
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Notice.

TNHE CITIzENS' SAVINGS BANK would
Il call the attention Of the public to the fact
that they arc transacting GENERAL BANK
ING BUSINESS, and extend the usual accom-
modations to business men and others. who
favor them with their accounts 80
Oct % a. G.. BRENIZER Cashier
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We can bear test iimOny to the efficacy OF the
Pain Killer. We have seen its magic effects
in soothing tho severeet pain, and know it to
be 4 good article Cincinnati Dispach
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Downer's Mineral Sperm Oil.

A NEW OIL, rhich ,cM not light unde,. 800
N degrees Fa'e'uieH; never gums; is almost
cd. rlcss and as safe as Sperm, or Lard Oil fo,.
family use, and ar|tem burned in the MINERAL
srEE,I LAMP. the light is equal to the beet
Kerosene at cost not exceeding one half a
cent. per hour. It requires but little atten-
ton, no trimming, and the chimney never
breaks from heat.
supply OF this safely oil, and small
assortment OF Lamps. just received and for
sale by JGT r. .,AGNEW.
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speedy cure for pain-no family should bt
without it.-Monfreai Transcript.
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There has nothing as yet surpassed the
medicine now in Tennessee Organ.
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:Au@tAseaa. izsalee .
Desirable FARM.
BY =. G. EETZGTFsTasa.. ~. g. 8 sssf

Desirable Farm.
-, Mn. G. PEzEXXTGizs PEzEXXTGizssv 80 & sGE.
ON MONDAY MORNING, the 9Th December.
at 10 O'clock, In front Of the Court House.
We will sell, without reserve,
~, DESIRABLE FARM, containing THIR-
IY ACRES, bounded North BY lands lately
SAND s@ DE- HilI residence of Robert Bryce; East
OF Rufus III. Johnston; Weet BY lands of W
J: Duffe and Elias Marks; all under fence.
with elegant building site where former resi-,
dence OF w. J. Taylor was burned; all noces.
wells OF water, and fine orchard OF several
hundred trees OF all descriptions. Buildings
arc three servants houses, Of two rooms each
and barn with stables.
TERMs-Cash. No charge for titles, which
will be made satisfactory. Dec I24
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SSCte5Sai tutsf :,OQL tSeUf9rfs,. .tne 4naufGGnS
sadcr, 1ho had command of; q patty 80:
l51sf1g to jesus rdel SOL during the
severe illness Of that ohief, surrendered
himself and men yesterday. Christobal
Mendiolea. ex-Ouban Secretary of Fo-
reign Affairs, and formerly editor of the
Havana Si1lo, was captured at Quassi-
mos. and is among those lately sentenced
to death as leaders of the rebellion.
Fifty insurgents were killed in the en-
gagement in which Mendiolea was cap.
tured.
New YORK, November 30.-The cot
ton warehouse of Hopkins. Dwight,
Trowbridge & Co., was burned tonight;
loss $85, 600.
New YORK, November 3O-315 P. nj.
The steamer Robert Lowe sailed from
Hearts Content, on Saturday last, to
repair the Atlantic cable of 1866, which
was injured about sixty-five miles from
! that point. We have Just received in-
formation that the cable Of 1865 has also
ceased to work, and that the fault is
about the same distance from Hearts
Content. It is, therefore, probable that
the steamer has grappled the wrong
cables. A steamer is on the spot, and it
is hoped that both cables will soon be
repaired, although the French cable is
able to transmit Westward with about it's
usual facility. It is, from some unknown
cause, unable to transmit Eastward, ex-
cept with great difficulty and very slowly.
Notice Is hereby given, that for the pre-
sent, messages caunot be received for
any part of Europe. The public will be
informed at the earliest moment, that
messages can be received for Europe.
(Signed) CYRUS W. FIELD.
CHARLESTON, November 3O-A heavy
Northeast gale set in about midday,
which lasted several hours; it is mode
rate this evening.
RALEIGH, November 80 Manning
(Democrat) beats Joe W. Holden for the
from this district, by 436 minority.
AUGUSTA, November 30.-The Macon
and Augusta Railroad has been COM
pletcd, and trains are running through
on schedule from Augusta to Macon.
WILMINGTON, N. c., November 30
A Northeast storm is prevailing. and it
is feared the steamer Persia will go to
pieces tonight. 600 bales cotton we're
saved. The crew were taken OFF to DIV,
MONTGOMERY, ALA. November 3d.
Captain Drum. commanding the post
here, had the troops at the capitol re-
moved, by orders from General Terry,
commanding this department. Smith
and Bingham have perfect posse of
negroes guarding the Executive aud
Treasury rooms. Nothing done in the
Legislature.
SAN Francisco, November 80. There
was rain throughout California yester-
day, and it promises continuance;
heavy SHOWS in the mountains.
WASHINGTON, November 30.-McKen-
zie announces his intention to contest
Braxton's seat in Congress from the Sc
venth Virginia District. There is great
commotion in the departments on ac-
count of the premature publication of
the bureau reports. They are bought
from loose people connected with the
departments. directly or indirectly, at
prices varying from $40 to 5000. So, 900
was offered for the advance copy of the
report Of the Secretary of tho Treasury.
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Carolina Indigo.
Rhh Lbs. Of good quality for sale low
wv by EDWARD HOPE.
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Dentistry.

GfSSsJ1lp THE undersigned would in
UT}SEA form his friend. and patrons
I1 that he ia prepared to execute
scientifically and satisfactorily all operations
aud work of whatsoever kird his profession
demands. Terms accommodating.
Onice over Messrs. Porter 4 Co. 8 Dry Goods
Store, on Main rect, Columbia, s. C.
Office hours from q q. M. to p. m., and
from to p. III.
Nov23 D.L. BOOZER, D. D. S.
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An article OF great merit and virtue Gin
cinnati .Nonpnrtu
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Good Things.

GOOD Things.
DAMSAY'S Islay Malt Scotch Whiskey, Sir
IO Robert Burnetts Old Tom Gin, Otard,
Dupuy, Cognac Brandy, Duff Gordons Pale
Dock Fort Wine, Hibbert's London Porter,
hIcEwen's Scotch Ale. Tho above direct from
the Importers and warranted pure.
For sale by EDWARD HOPE
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It has real merit; as a means OF removing
pain, no medicine has acquired reputation
equal to Perry Davis Pain Killer. .-Ne,oport
(ky.l DGiY Ne.rs.
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A lady, named Luella Gross, who had
attained her one hundred and seven
teenth year, died recently ut Orland,
Me. DIR. Chase, of Orland, made post
mortem examination of the remnins
shortly after death. Ho states that he
found the bones chalky and crumbly
from age, and the arteries of the limbs
turned to bone.
1t is curious coincidence that Louis
Alv, OF France, took Srasboarg by as
sault from the Germans on the 28th of
September. 1851, and that it surrender
ca to the German forces under General
Werder, 1S9 years after, on the same day
OF the month, the 28th of September,
1870.
Over fifty persons were killed recently
by an explosion of gun cotton. ut Alex.
andria, Egypt.
There we're "a deathsT5 whites and. 1t
colored-1ins Ghaslestoh 3for ti,eTiwaek
ending Goth ult.
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NEWSPAPER PATRONAGE. There seems,
says contemporary, to be great many
different ways of defining and under
standing the phrase newspaper patro-
mage" and. rs party interested in the
correct definition of the same, we give
the following lisquisition on the subject
by one who knows whereof he speaks
1t may serve, perhaps, as u mirror, in
which certain parties may be able to ':see
themselves as others see them"
"hlany long and dreary years in the
publishing business, (says the writer }
has forced the conviction upon us that
newspaper patronage is word of many
definitions, and that great majority of
mankind arc either ignorant of the cor
rect definition, or are dishonest, in n
strict biblical sense of the word. News
paper patronage is as changeable as a
chameleon.
"One man comes in, subscribes for a
paper, pays for it in advance, and goes
home and reads it with proud satisfGc-
ton that it is his.
Another man asks you to send him
the paper, and goes off without saying a
word about the pay. Time passes on,
you are IN need of money, and ask him
to pay the sum he owes you. He flies
into a passion, perhaps pays, perhaps
not, and orders his paper stopped. This
is called patronage.
"One man likes your paper; he takes
a copy, pays for it, and gets his friend
to do the same; but he is not always
grumbling to you or others, but has a
friendly word. If nny accident occurs
IN his section, he informs the editor.
This. too, is newspaper patronage.
Zone lit is good to see such) comes in
and says, THE paper for which paid is
about to expire; want to pay for an
other He does 80 and retires. This
is, also, newspaper patronage"
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Fresh Arrivals.

Fresh Arrivals. ''
o. ENUINE DURHAM SMOKING TOBAC-
VI co, direct iron, the factory, the grca.
iDalby Pmff Snohing Tobacco. the Sunnyside
country -Mclers' Fig Chewing Tobacco, very
line, just received.
A tull asaor. ment Of choice WINES and L.
QUORS always Oh hand,
JOHN C. SEEGERs,
Main street, near the Post Office, and Ma:n
street near PIIENIX Office. JnIy 90
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NO. 1 PERUVIAN GUANO.

deposit is established here for direct n-
pOrtation.
Quantities of Ten u0) Tons. or more, can
be had at $50, gold, or it's equivalent in cur
rency per ton 2.240 pounds for Guanape Island
Guano, and $50 for Chincha Island Guano,
exclusive OF State tax, for inspection, and be-
ing tho present Government prices.
Purity warranted. Il. G.. LAY, Agent
At Office of Messrs. TUNSo & Co.,
Dec th4 Savannah. Georcia.
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PAIN KILLER.

toPINIoNS OF THE PRESS.
No article ever attained to such unbounlcJ
popularity.-Satem Observer.
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FRANCIS a. GREY 4. CO.,

Accountants and General Agents,
UNDER COURT ROOM
TIM E subscribers would respectfully inform
Il their friends and the public generally
that they are prepared to do all kinds of
WRITING, copying Of Deeds, Corveyances,
Mortgages, &C.; also, to balance Accounts,
open and keep sets Of Books, detect errors,
and prosecute the business usually expected
in an Office of this kind.
An accomplished Pcnman and Accountant
VIII always be in the office from ? a. m. to
the transaction OF businoss. We guarantee
to give satisfaction in each and evory instance.
n. 3. Particular attention given to the pre-
iicias i'.A GREY ~ CO.
Nov %
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P 3 B D v | A N GUAuD |

TNHE undersigned having been appointed
IL their Agent at this port, by Messrs. Hob
son, Hurtado y Co., OF New York, who are tho
sole agents and consignees OF direct importa-
tions OF Peruvian Guano into the United
States, offers for sale, and will keep Oh hand
supplies Of
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GRAIN GRAIN! GRAIN!
WI. wIIITaIRE, GIeEENyILLE s. c..
nEALER in GRAIN and COUNTRY PRO
~ DUCE of all kinds. Will pay prompt
attention to all orders entrusted to his care.
This is rare opportunity for Planters and
others living along the line of the Grecnvle
and Columbia Eallr0ad. To procure Their sup
plies at first cost. l only ask II fair trial, aid
guarantee satisfaction. Nov 81 3mo
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EnIERY's UNIVERSAL

EMERY'S UNIVERSAL
Cotton Gins and Condensers.
IFNHESE GINS, SO we'll known throughout
Il the South, need no comment In style of
workmanship, and for Efficiency OF work,
their turn. out, with the same amount of
power, is uncqualcd. II. TOZER, Agent,
August Columbia g. r.
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It's wonderful power in relieving the most
severe pain has never been equalled. .-Bur-
iinJOn Sentinel
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OYSTERS! OYSTERS

( AM selling the best NORFOLK OYSTERS
d offered in this market, and get them fresh
every day from Norfolk.
have also reduced the prico to s1.75 per
gallon, and smaller quantities in proportion.
Families can have them delivered at their re
sidences, by leaving their orders at the ice
House. JOHN u. BATEAIAN.
Nov 81 2mo
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After many years trial OF Davis Pain Kill
er, we advise that every family should pro-
vide themselves with 80 cffcctual and speedy
PAIN KILLER.--AmherSt { Il. $. E0zettp
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New Orleans Syrup.
IN BBLS. choice new crop New Orleanp
~ SYRUP, just received. and for sale Ly
Dec j. & T. r. AGNEW.
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1t is one Of the few articles ,hat are in at
what they pretend 20 be- :;'unSpick lele-
grQJ,h.
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For Sale,
r GOO ACRES Of LAND in Barnweu,
750 ACRES in kershaw-in lots to suit
HOUSE and LOT in Columbia-s12, 900.
House in this city, s., 900.
HOUSE and thirteen acres LAND, near the
city..-s30OO Apply to JOHN BAUSKETT,
Attorney at Law and Real Estate Agent
Sept "a 1y
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IL E I q G7 q
BAZAAR And C0NFECTIONE F!

For useful things and things for sport,
The curious people here resort.
ENNTiRELY new stock Of TOYS and FANCY
-AA ARTICLES for the Holidays. Varieties
too numerous to mention.
CANDIES manufactured daily.
CAKES Of all kinds, plain and ornamentcd.
ALSO. full stock French CONFECTIONERY.
Almonde, and fnli line OF assorted Nuts
Lemons Oranges, CocoanNts, &c. Fruit OF
all kinds during the s'aat:l Nov ~
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Our own opinion is, that NO family shorld
be without a bottle OF it for :. single hour In
flesh wounds, aches, pains, sores, &c., it is
the most effec tual remedy We know of.-Ncrs,
81. John, Canada.
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Bacon Bacon!!
ON BOXES Dry Sailed Clear Rib SIDES,
GO just received and for sale at greatly
reduced prices by J.NT. L. AGSEW.
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Extra Cheese

Extra Cheese.
100 BOXES Goshen. English Dairy and
1OO Pine Apple CHEESE, Tor sale low,
Oct 30 f.. HOPE.
Chewing Tobacco--.Just Received.
A FINE lot of the best Pancake and Fig
IN Chewing TOBACCO.
Nov3 JOHN C. SEEGERS
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I Black welI's genuine Durham Smoking
Tobacco. at POLL ock's. Ni.4t
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BY EXPRESS

BY EXPRESS
A SPLENDID lot of those choice English
N BISCUITS. manufactured by Messrs.
tiuntley K Palmer and Peek, Frcan l. Co.,
London. Tho variety consists Of fancy Mic.
Macs, Bri,liants, Gem, Ringe, ABC
ALSO,
fresh invoice Of ALBERT BISCUITS.
manufactured by Messrs. Middlemass, Edin-
burg, Scotland. Only to DO tried to be appre-
ciatod. Sold by MCKENZIE, Main street
ALSO,
Balmoral, Egg. Cream and Mixed Crackers
fresh. Dec1G
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~ FOR SALE.-An excellent family
.GcS MORSE, possessed of strength and
action; perfectly gentle and sound
under tho saddle. Apply to Mr.. E. Stenhouse.
on Main street, or s. D. Boggs, at the Thoo.
logical Seminary Nov 10 o.
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- HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.-
HiiS Tho dwelling HOUSE and tho building
adjoining, now occupied by tho subscri-
Der, is offered for sale. Apply to
Nov 296 RICHARD TOZER.
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nLD BANK BILLS and nIUTILATEE
" CURRENCY bought and sold by
Nov 23 emo D. GAMBRILL, Broker.
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faohiAs A. TOBIN, OF Laurens Court
a House, 8. O., formerly of Now York is
out of business and wants employment. his
friends in and out OF tho State will please see
what they can do for him. He wants to go to
Ca. care Of J. II. Miller, General Agent
Southern Life Insurance Company.
Dec
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the New Commasr;cIal n ; AlIianoe.

d ~. o
The. New York iBul1etin one Of the recos-
nized authorities in matters OF commerce and
finance, discusses at some length the scheme
'oi q commercial alliance Between the South
and West. These sections Of the country
have many interests in common, and between
them no rivalry exists nor any considerable
variance Of conditions upon which the
growth.an progress Of each 8 directly de-
pendent. The. !animosities growing out Of
the war are allayed, and between the States
che exchange Of products and commodities
is actively resumed-the South taking from
the West and Northwest o large proportion
of th III; farm products as well as live stock,
cured provisions. and manufactured articles
Sf ali. lind, and giving in return sugar, rice,
tobacco and other staple articles of con:
sumption, which. are procured, cheaper by
direct exchange than they can be obtained
through the ordinary channels Of commerce.
The development Of this trade, mutually pro-
ftable and beneficial, is one Of the, impor-
tant results which it, hoped to accomplish
by the proposed aliancei and that the two
sections should have maintained an attitude
Of practical hostility toward each other for
many years r,st is matter OF no little sur
prise. b.. is urged by tue Bulletin,
there are Important considerations in favor