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CLOSING PRICES Al TsE sroCS ExCBANGg.
rhe following were the closiug prices al the ias,
slon OF the Stock Exchange: Canton gompaDy, So.
GO; Cumberland Iron, 10; Western Onion 371 S,a;
Quicksilver, 51f . 9; 1a,1poss, ez; do preferred,
l0x IL; ADAMS Express, eGJf a 81; Wells Fargo
Exprsss II; do scrip, ~. ASK, American Express,
a2A bid; United States Express, se4 81;
Pacific Mall, s25 a21<; Now York centrsl
consolidated, se3s u wa; do. scrip s7tI s7sf;
Erie 2a4 %; Harlem iss = lst; Reading. oss.
y 9S%. Michigan Central l2i; Lake Shers ga1 = 10;
UlinsIs Central. 1855; CLEVELAND and Pittsnurg 1904;
Chicago ana Nert1Westsrn, SIS 81; ds. prsferred,
s71s 50; CLEVELAND, 1ciunsns, cincinush ana
indianapolis, SOY; New Jersey Central, io7A
. los; Rock Island, u8k ll6,a; Milwaukee ana
St Paul, ssM d3yS DO. preferred. sI1 sih;
Toledo. wabash aud weatern. 52M 621s; Fort
Wayne s2X a %; Chicago ann Alton, ii2a 1ls;
do. preferred 1I3 max; ohio and Miasssippi. s2A
= s2; IS. Louis ana Iron Mountain. 4bx bid; Della
ware, Lackavaans and Western. l044 io44;
Morris and Essex, sox 20; Hannibal and g. Joseph.
lioI Ill u; Dc. preferred usJs lissI; Cssrabus.
Chicago and Indiana Censrsl, II q l7x
SOUTHERN srArE BONDS Dull
The Southern list was almost ignored, tbs total
Gales at the boards comprising oulY $4,000, ponos.
Prices were generally stesdy, aud without important
variation nom those last quoted
RAILWAY HATrRRs.
The following shows the comparative earnings OF
the Milwaukee and rs. Paul Railway dnripg the
month of September.
le89 ..........,..,..........'' 1I$,I32
Increase. sss, 5ss
THE EXPORTS OF THE wKgE.
The aggregate amount OF exports exclusive OF
specie from the port OF New York 10 foreign ports
for the week ending October L. 1870 vas ST. 25T, ,7S0
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SUPERIOR COUBT-.PAHT u.

Getting Ready for Business-Jurors Fined.
Before Judge Sutherland.
They getting ready for the business OF the 0c-
t0ber term in this Several cases were called
yesterday. but none In readiness to proceed to
trial, but will be to-day number Of Jurors were
nned &lOO each for non.attendance.
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SUPREME COURT.


Judge barnard issued special notice yesterday
that the motion calendar Will not be called to-day
but only er pa'te business attended to.
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COURT or OYER AND TERMIHER.
Charge to tho Grand Jury.
Before Judge Ingraham.

Charge To the Grand Jury.
Before Judge Ingraham.
On the opening OF the court yesterday the Grand
Jury were charged by Judge lngraham to their
duties. He SAID that he could not congratulate them
on decrease crime. Since he had held this branch
Of the court last. crime OF q serious character,
and especially OF homicide, had been fre-
Quent. more 90 than ever before in his
euls or sudden arrays between drunken persons.
Breaches OF the law against carrying concealed
Another occurred through the workings Of revenge
Or IN the commission OF robbery. But In all cases e
would urge them 10 act promptly and bring TO trial
AL Offenders. He said II required sixteen members
OF the jury TO present at all Deliberations and twelve
were required TO make good an Indictment and con-
cludcd by saying. ~ know Of nothing particular
calling upon me TO direct your attention TO al the
present tme other than the ordinary business OF the
Court which will be submitted to you by the District
Attorney. had intended to say something to you
on another subject, but circumstances which deem
II unnecessary now TO mention make 1t advisable
assured that 1t is unnecessary 70 urge you to care.
attention and fidelity in the discharge OF your duties.
this duty without fear or favor, affection. par
tality or malice. Those things should have no
Siassea and should nave no Prejudice % against any,
body that comes before you. Dsregarding popular
c@lamor @ you % VIII i simply discharge your duty ac-
and suffer nothing else OF any kind 10 influence you
IN your determinations. ! have no doubt, gentle
men, that oath Will be faithfully performed by you.
Arraignments and Sentences.
The Grand Jury then retired, and several prison
ers were arraigned before the bar. Several pleaded
not guilty and three guilty. Those latter were
James Lane charged with stealing five dozen caps
lrom Maurice lsadore. He was sent to State Prison
and was sentenced TO State Prison Tor year and q
half. Catharine Connor charged with stealing
from her empowers, admitted her guilt and got on
with one year IN State Prison.
The case of John Quinn. for MURDER was then
called, but counsel for prisoner MIR. Howe not being
quite ready. 1t was set down Tor tomorrow.
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WARNING TO HOUsEkEEpERs.
Latest swiudiias Dodxs-Coai at y DISCOUNT
Viciinss' indignation Waruaed Without lis
IIac--LlAlarIiles


Viciims' Indignation waraaed WhLout lis
Usc-Detectivos ut Work.
For several days past the Detective Police Agency
NO, Y Broadway. has received frequent visits from
quite number or LADIES' and gentlemen, who com
plain that they have been victimized by an
Individual calling himself George Ehiers s.
Steinhardt, g. Foley sad various other aliases.
the m0das operandt Of the confidence ope-
rator being To ingrst,are himself into the
good opinions OF MS vlctns, ana by degrees among
other conversation touches upon the subject oil
coa--a SUBJECT they readily entertain more par.
tlcularly as wiuter s approaching coal Is on tue
In short ne represents himself As Iie agent
Tor New YORK coal company having an once at
No. II broadway, and agrees 10 deliver any amount
OF coal, from one ION up, At great reduction
below the market rate. The D8tt thrown out
is eagerly snapped at, . sale Is effected.
and W secure the cootracs certain deposit
Is demanded, for which he gives receipts on account
OF purchase me result B that the coal Is never de-
hvered. and the coal company myth, the confidne
purchasers victims aud the confluence operator's
pocket enriched TO the tune OF hundreds or dollars,
Detectives Cox King and Williams nave the case In
hand, and arc anxiously working with the hope on
runnlng down the npprnclpied operator who when
once caught, Will receiys the just deserts he 80
richly merits
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YELLOW FEVER IN MOBlLB. B.--There were nve
deaths from yellow lever at Mobile on 2Ith ut. The
Cant Get AWAY Ciub an organization similar 10 sne
Howard Association In this city, Is now devoting
itself again 10 the benevolent work OF visiting those
club in purchasing medicines and other thIngs ne
cessary to patients are now being taken up.
Montgomery and Selma, according TO the papers
there, are perfectly free from yellow fever Strin-
gent precautionary measures are being adopted.
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ndge. Of Brooklyn, TH0s. r. wALroN, OF Ridgs.
wood, TO FANNIE h. BRNsxAD. Of NiddlotoWn,
MY. Tss-~r
wAIr-KrERsrED.- ON Tuesday. September n, q
the residence OF the BRIDES father by the Rev. II. q
Stevens. pastor OF the South Baptist church, W.T.
LIAM n. WAIT. or Yonkers to EXILE f., eldest
daughter or J. b. Kiersted Esq, Of this city.
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r He COU RTS.
Acsuntsrfsitsr Bsilsd-Judgs Barnard's Charge
% ths Grand Jury In Oyer and Terminsr--
1ns Guanc Company Ldgstiou-Ae-
hom on Q TranEer Sale Of Stock
Business In tho Court of
General Sessions.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.

General Sessions.
UNITED STATES COMMISSIONERS COURT.
An Allesed Couuterfeiter RaiIed.
Before Commissioner Shielf.
Christian Hogre, who was arrested by Colonel
Whiteley on charge Of being Implicated in engrav-
ng plates for printing fractional currency, gave ball
Jury.
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the chief fluctuations:--
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TERMS OF TIE NEWS.

TEE DAILY NEWS, by mail, one year Sc; six
months SIS; three months So; one month 10 cents.
Served in the city at FIFTEEN CENTS week, paya-
BILE to the carriers, or ST year, paid in advance
at the ofllce.
THE TRI-wEEKLY NEWS published on Tuesdays,
Thursdays and Saturdays, ono year So; slX
months So; and 80 cents o month for any shorter
period.
SUBSCRIPTIONS in al cases payable in advance,
and no paper continued after the expiration Of
the time pail for.
ApvERrISEMEHTS.-first insertion II cents
line; subsequent insertions 10 cents line. Spc-
cial Notices Is cents line each insertion. Busi-
ness Notices2O cents q line each insertion. Mar
rlage and Funeral Notices One Dollar each. Cuts
and Electrotypc Advertisements will be inserted
on the Fourth Page only.
NOTICES of Wants, To Rent, Lost and Found,
Boarding &C., not exceeding 20 words % cents
each Insertion; over -. and not exceeding So
words, 10 cents each insertion: over 80 and not
exceeding 40 words 80 cents each insertion. All
announcements to be published at these rates
must be paid for in advance.
REMITTANCES should be made by Postofice
Money Order or by Express. If this cannot be
DONE protection against Losses by mail may be
secured by forwarding draft on Charleston pay
able to the order OF the proprietors Of THE NEWS,
or by sending the money In registered letter.
Address RIORDAN, DAWSON & CO.,
No. ll6sI;ast Bay, Charleston, 5. c.
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drifting away 1t was chiefly as CONNER
cial dependency that Hindostan retained any
value, after the wealth Of its rajahs had been
plundercd. What is its worth to England
nows
The potcntates present at the Inauguration
indicate what nations expect to reap the
lions.share of the trade Some will be dis
appointed. The Prince and Princess OF Hol-
land and the Crown Prince of Prussia, who
left unceremoniously, in disgust, represent
kingdoms which will reap comparatively
small bcpetit from the opening OF the new
pathway OF commerce. But Austria and
France will be largely benefited; and it was
policy more than compliment which LED the
Egyptian Viceroy to assign to them so im-
portant q place in the celebration. They
are his special customers AS for himself
this work to which he has lavishly con-
trbuted makes the YiUeroy superior to the
Sultan. 1t raises Egypt from the servitude
of two thousand years 1t restores the old
commerce which miniIered to hermysterlous
and grand civilization in ages level with the
dawn OF history 1t will enable Cairo to
dictate eConstantinople.
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Effect of the Suez Canal.

The variou~Gational bunting that futtcred
at Ismalia, and the III and mighty poten-
tates who interclanged felicitations with the
Khedive at Suez, rendered due tribute OF
honor to work which allies three Cont
nents, and which seems destined to produce
the most remarkable changes in the CONNER
cial system OF the world. In the prosecution
OF the canal, the remains of Venetian mer-
chairman, that had been stranded and buried
centuries ago, were unmasked. Those mouf-
dering timbers were u landmark and pro-
phecy They were monument indicating
the course that the wealthy commerce OF
the East once pursued, and the proud power,
now wrecked and broken, that once controll-
ed it. They were prediction proclaiming
that the ''Great Sea" of history had recover
ed its prestige, and would again bear over
it's blue waters '.The wealth of Ormus and OF
Ind"
Britain may look with just suspicion and
natural chagrin upon an achievement which
her greatest engineer pronounced to be i'm
practicable, but which Frenchman has
actually broughttoa a substantial completion.
Notwithstanding the unexpected obstruction
of the Serapeam rock which revealed itself
almost ut the last moments and electually
postponed the reduction Of the channel to its
Intended DEPTH there can be no question
tlnt this difficulty can. be overcome by o
comparatively triiling expenditure; that ships
of 1000 tons register have passed through
safely; and that two ships OF 1900 tons
burden passing through per day will main
tain the canal and pay good interest to the
Khedive and shareholders. Contrary to
England's prognostications, the canal is
success.
But now this success gives all Southern
Europe an advantage over England in the
trade with Asia. Russia, Turkey, Austria,
Italy, France, Spain are all nearer than she
to those populous nations whom she has
made tributary 10 her power, whether by
policy or by arms. The opening of the Suez
Canal is equivalent to the removing of Eng
land from her Indian Possessions distance
of five thousand five hundred miles. Albion,
however has the slaI,ln ule maritime race
The canal is open to her rs TO all the rest Of the
world, and iti not demonstrated that sailing
vessels generally WILL or can, take the Suez
route Yet while her American Colonies are
10 n
mother country, her Asiatic Colonies are also
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THE County Commissionerssof Horny are
honest, hard-working, tax-paying Democrats.
They held seventeen meetings during the
year at q cost of $40 10. They levied a
county tax of S4174, and spent only s3634.
Now for the other side. The County Com
missioners of Georgetown are Radicals to
the core They held taco hundred meetings
at q. cost of over $4,000. They have spent
So 600 and are $4,000 in debt. And Horny
is the larger county. The difference between
S3634 and $4,000 represents the value 10
Horny of a Democratic county adninistra-
ton.
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Business CARDS.

ATOTICE.-THE UNDERSIGNED HAV.
IN ING withdrawn from the Firm OF l.. GAM
BRILL & CO, will continue the Bond and STOCK
Brokerage business on his own account, at NO.
2y Broad street.
Stocks. Gold, Bank Bills or other Securities, Will
be promptly and faithfully executed. Special at.
tention given to the loaning Of money on good
Coaterals.
Late of NJ. Gambrill Co.,
Charleston, January 3, 1870.
an3 6m3*.
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nor SALE, STEAM PORTABLE
Il CROSS-CUT OR WOOD SAVING Ma.
CHIMES, Kings patent, suitable for cutting cord
wood, shingles, slaves or capboard blocks, and
particularly adapted to the wants OF railroads,
wood contractors, wood yard, saw mill, and lum-
ber men generally. For this machine we claim
precedchce over anything OF the kind ever at
tempted. All parties Interested and the public
are invited to sec this machine in operation daily
from IL O'Clock A. NJ. to l P. NJ, at the Artesian
Well Lot, corner Meeting and Wentworth streets.
State or County rights or single machines Tor
sale. Apply to CAMERON, BARKLEY j. co.
deC3 limo
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placed upon obtaining and retaining Chi
nese labor for agricultural work, except at the
wages of the country where labor is performed,
and much more is this the case for railroad labor.
Mr.. Walker believes, however, that considerable
number Of excellent laborcrs may be found in
California at from SO to SIS per month, and
they 1ud themselves, or from ST. 10 SD and
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DRINTING PRESS FOR SALE AT A
Il GREAT BARGAIN.-0ne small Cylinder TAi-
L0R PRESS in complete repair. 1t has been but
owner has ne use for it. The size OF the bed Of
the Press Is forty-four by flftyeight inches. Said
Press will be sold at great bargain II applied for
at once, as the room 1t occupies Is wanted for
POStotflee. sapt20
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EOR SALE OR RENT, A PLANTATION
IL situated on the Ashley River, a few miles
IRON the city, containing about one hundred
acres, one-halT cleared, with comfortable dwell
Ing and necessary Ouibuil,lings. If not sold by
the 2Ull instant the owner will be willing TO let
the premises to responsible party with u small
capital. TO be planted on shares. For further in
formation apply to venning's Wharf, south OF
Calhoun street. dec4
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VALUABLE TIMBER LANDS AND
STEAM SAW MILLS FOR SALE.-I will sell
MILLS situated in Coleton County, S. c., Oh the
Edisto River.
These Lands have an unlimited supply Of the
very finest pine timber, and also fine facilities for
running machinery with water power. AL the
Mills are now in successful operation, and are
connected with the river either BY canal or rail.
road. Location healthy, water excellent, and
Lands well adapted for corn, cotton, rice or
cane.
will sell these Lands in q body or divide them
into tracts to suit purchasers.
For further particulars, apply to JOHN 7. JEN-
NlNGS, Georges Station, S. q. Railroad.
dec3 fmw2moS*
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Eann for Galc.

TOR SALE OR RENT, AN EXCELLENT
II COTTON PLANTATION. within two miles of
cuntainining $50 acres, most OF which
is cleared and under fence, with comfortable
dwelling and oil necessary Outbulldlngs. Apply
to f.. q. LAW, Darlington Courthouse.
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WTANTED, AGENTS. HUNDRED
w and Fifty Dollars per month, to sell the
SEWING MACHINE. Price only SIS. Great in
duccmcnts to Agents. This Is the most popular
Sewing Machine OF the dny-makes the famous
ELASTIC Lock Sttch''-will do any kind OF work
that can be done on any machine. One hundred
thousand sold and the demand constantly in
creasing. Now is the time to take IN agency.
Send for Circulars. R5- Beware OF infringcrs. as
Address SEC0MB & CO., Boston, Mass; Pitts
hurg. Pa. or st. Louis, Mo. oct20 3mos
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T1OR SALE, AN EXCELLENT VARIE-
Il TY OF UPLAND COTTON SEED. Delivered
at the South Carolina Railroad, in bags Of two
bushels 81 so per bushel for four bushels or less
81 25 per bushel for six bushels or more. Apply
to GEORGE r. WHALEY, st. Matthew's =. o.,
OranGcburg County, S. G. decS 2moS
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TNOR SALE, A FINE DWELLING IN
IL the centre Of the city and convenient to busi-
ness, with six large square rooms and three dress
ing rooms, and outbuidngs necessary, In line
order lnguire ut this Office. dcc22
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TLORIDA LAND FOR SALE.

T,LORIDA LAND FOR SALE
valuable PLANTATION OF $50 acres in Ma
riOn County, Florida Is siIerod at private sale,
about one half cleared and under cultivation;
part best hammock. This Plantation Is one of
the most desirable in the State; is very pro1uc-
tive for Cotton. Rice, Corn Sugar, Vegetables,
&C.; also Gne for Oranges and other Fruits; IL
located in one of the heatlliest and most plea
SAINT neighborhoods in the State, being convcni.
ent to Railroads, churches, &c. Apply to A. b.
MULLIGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston. s. c. n0vl2
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WTANTED, A SITUATION AS CLERK,
w III a Wholesale Drug Store, or large Re-
tall and Prescription Drug Store. No objection TO
go In the country. Will expect but small COM
pensation at first. The applicant Is graduate OF
the South Carolina Medical College. Address NJ
D.. through the PoStOtlce. oct9
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WTANTED-A BOOKKEEPER WANTSA
w situation Us BooKkecpcr, Assistant Book.
Keeper or Entry Clerk. Best recommendations
furnished. Address a. B. o., News" once.
ian3 iN
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1TORSES AND MULES. - THE SUB
I'LL SCRIBER has and will keep on hand q con-
slant supply OF MULES AND HORSES at his
Stables, Queen street, between Friend and Md
zyck. L. WEST.
m
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VITANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w INTENDENT on Rice Plantation by one
armed man, who has seven years. experience IN
Rice culture, and good recommendations from his
former employers. Please address w. Z. W.,
tIbarleston & q dec2
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VITANTED, A GERMAN GIRL TO
wv Cook and Wash for small family. One
that can bring recommendations will hear OF
good home, Appy ut tllis ofllce. 1ee2S
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dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.-
- The Copartnershlp heretofore existing be-
tween the undersigned, in the name OF J. N.
TIDEMANN i CO., was dissolved on the 1st inst.
by mutual consent. The outstanding business Of
tile late firm will be settled up by VIM. BURMES-
TER and JOHN d. ZERIIS1, who will continue
the HAY AND GRAIN BUSINESS. and sign the
name Of the late firm In liquidation. Thanking
our friends for their patronage of the old firm we
hope the same will be extended to the new.
JOHN N. TIDEMANN,
WM. BURMESTER,
January 1st, 1870. JNO. d. ZERBST.
ian3 3
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VXTANTED TO RENT, FOR ONE YEAR,
w by q gentleman Of steady habits, ono or
two FURNISHED ROOMS. The southern or west
ern part Of the city, near the line OF the City Rail-
road, preferred. Address Postoflice Box No. II.
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WTANTED, A COLORED WOMAN OF
w good character and steady habits, to do
the cooking and washing for small family: rec
concentrations required. Apply at No. Smiths
Lane jan1 9
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The undersigned will continue the Paint and OH
Business, ut the old stand, No. 70 Coming street.
JanS 3* S. c. SEYMOUR.
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WTANTED, A CoLORED WOMAN
w without membranes, to Cook and
Wash for small family. Apply at this olllce.
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WTANTED a WHITE GIRL OR
w Woman to mind Two Children and do
lIouscwork Apply next 10 the corner OF CAL
houn and st. Philip streets, south side.
ianS ,
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90 Rent.

TITO RENT, A TWQ-STORIED HOUSE,
with large LOT. No. Drake street. Posses
sion given Immediately. Apply at this office.
iau3 mw2*
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VITANTED, A HOUSE, NEAR THE
w central part of the city, containing five or
six rooms, with good outbuildings and water.
Address d, at ts Dlllce. sept2S
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pissoIutions of @apariuership.

VlHE FIRM OF SEYMOUR & SILCOX Is
i this day dissolved by mutual consent. The
business OF the late concern Will be settled by
S. C. SEYMOUR. S. 9. SEYMOUR,
January 3, 1870 +. a. SILICON.
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Gor. Sale.

T,OR SALE, A CHOICE LOT NORTH
ERN HORSES Mares and Mules, and No. L
Mich Cows with young Calves. Inquire ut No. 5a
Stat. street. jan1 OK
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WTANTEn, BY AN EXPERIENCED
w Drum:ncr and Salesman, n situation in u
wholesale house. Address S., Postonlce. Charles
ion 6 G. ian1- 4x
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VXTANTED TO PURCHASE, A BAGA-
w TELLE TABLE, small size. Address
"a. C. D." at this ofllce dec21
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WTANTED, A GOOD, MEDIUM-SIZED
w Fire.proof Safe. Apply at No. Il lIayne
street ian3 IL
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Cost ano Gonn1.

r OST, A WHITE DOG, WITH A BROWN
given If he is left at No. Meeting street.
ipD1
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Uants.

WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN BE
w made known to everybody In this column
ct the rate of IS cents for twenty words or less,
each insertion, If paid in advance.
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VTTANTED TO PURCHASE, AN EIGHT
w or ten-horse power ENGINE, in good or
der. Address l.. S. c., /. o. Box No. 4 Orange
Eurg, S. c. dcc29 6+
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VITANTED, A No. l TANNER, TO
w take charge Of q yard in Ncwberry Ap-
ply ut this office, JAM