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Houses for the month OF October amounted 10
Telegraph limos are being constructed throughout
the republic.
A slight shock Of earthquake was felt at ave
O'Clock A. H. ON the 18th ut.
There Ia little to note from this republic excepting
In connection win It's interoceanic railway. inc
been temporarily suspended on account or some
misunderstanding between the government and the
company ~ TO the site to be selected for terminus
Dr. i. Q. Ledyard and Robert Newton Bell,
profession were assassinated on october Is In the
village OF Sensenu Dy salvadorian named
Dar'o'o caves NICARAGUA.
Don Vicente Quadra has been elected President OF
this republic ,., for NE coming term almost nnan
the most profound regret at the news of Inc un-
timely death OF Purser Burns, or the Panama Ra-
ROAD Company's service.
The President OF Costa Rica has declared null and
void The treaty for an interoceanic canal entered
into with Nicaragua on the 18TH OF June, 1860. The
following is translation OF the dccree:-
the ,rea, snsp.a n Of Costa Rcs that
Costa Rca by s pisnpoenaries making party to the
tsr an az canal nae n Paris between
Chevalier, was not exchanged;
Sa; s va. chs@s.s Ss q q
session Of the h February lso Instead Of spprovns de-
assThs, ~, .as Esss.ss Of Es.rssa accord
Costa Hcs would accsp, Of the % aSAea 'A
FWIhat, such being the case Rica, according
international rights remains with full liberty accept
fuse the PROPOSED modoaons that they have
been accepted. In OF the powers with which am in
vested and in conformity with tho OF the Council Of
State:-
That the treaty for tho excavation OF an inter Oceanic
canal entered into IA ths city between the
Don A. Jtnenex and Don NJ Montealegre, the 18th
June, 1869, be declared null and void
SAN JOSE, Nov. -, 1870
II has been decided to retain Punta Aenas as the
port OF entry OF the republic in the Pacific, and suit
able offices. stores, &C. are TO be erected at once.
The new wharf. IL is expected, will be completed In
the carly part OF the ensuing year. The coifee crop
has slready commenced. 1t is estimated that the
yield this year !" Ill give 250 900 quntas for export.
Political troubles IN this repuoc have quleted down.
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CHILE.

The Coming Presidential Electioms-EGects of
the European War.
VALPARAISO, Nov. 10, 1870
Great interest Is still manifested In the coming
Presidential elections. There probably has been no
time when the country generally 80 strongly desired
q pacific change of administration. The fact OF Pre-
sident Perez having occupied the chair for two
terms, and the unpopularity OF many OF his
acts and chief advisers, increase the wish
OF the people. Still there appears to
be no danger OF movements that would
disturb the public peace. The great revolution In
1869 yet too fresh In the recollection Of tho masses
TO permit the thought OF another, save with some
few restless spirits who pine for change. No candi-
dates are yet announced and probably will not be
until January when the meeting OF the united oppo-
sitien factions takes place.
In commercial circles more activity Ia noted. al
though the effects OF the European war are every
day more apparent ia our market
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CENTRAL And SOUTH AMERICA.
Proposed Changes in the Co.
lombian Constitution.
THE CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
>~~S~~>~~~~~>>oc~->>~~>o~.
The Revolution in Bolivia Crushed by the
Presidents Determination.
the CENTRAL AMERICAN REPUBLICS.
AFFAIRS LIN CHILE AND PERU.

The steamship Henry Chauncey, Captain Gray,
from Aspinwall. December 8, arrived here yester-
day. she bring the latest news.from our Central
and South American correspondents. The purser
will receive thanks for favors received.
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AS high as fifty dollars per month Is now paid by
sugar planters In Louisiana for white laborers with
board and lodging Included. The laborers are ro-
quired 70 work eighteen hours day, but appear TO
work cheerfuly for that length OF time considering
the high price PAID Tor lhelr taboo.
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JOURNALISTIC NOTES.

, he st. Louis Tribune has suspended publication
The leading republicans at 10 wa City arc cndeay
Orlng to consolidate the Tribune and the Republican,
lawyer OF Terre Haute, Ind, lately went to an
EDITORS office to cane nm. The doctors have dug
three bullets ont oil his frame and say there IL an
other one they can't find, which will probably Kill
him.
The Easton pa. Weekly Argus ana rhe Easton
correspondent ana Democrat viii hereafter issued
from the same office by the new firm of Cole, Nor
wtz Co., both journals to be under the editorial
management OF James y. Skunk.
The iunior editor of the Krksville MOL journal,
having perpetrated matrimony a few days ago. the
event was made the OCCASION OF the following ap-
pca:-"0ur delinquent subscribers, attention Is
called TO the above, and we hope they win remem
Der that our lanilles VIII need the little sums due
ISL
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The Frigiltful Accident on the Madras Rail.
why.

from the Madras AthenIum, Oct. 25.f
frightiul accident happened ON Friday morning
the Northwest line OF the Madras Railway.
About eighteen or twenty miles on this side OF Cud-
siderable stream, nearly u mile broad, and which
ordinarily Is placid enough, but which, just now,
from tho late heavy rains, has become much
swollen. Thursday evenings Northwest train
on Friday morning, when, III crossing the bridge
which carries the railway over this river, oil Its
openings gave way and preciptatcd the engine anu
several 0f the carriages composing the train INTO the
frightiul accident several valuable lives have been
lost. Among the missing are the Rev. Mr. and Mrs.
Seymour, who were on their way 10 SecunderaDad
where Mr.. Seymour was proceeding ~ take up the
Gently gaZetted. Mr.. Streenavassa Charry, yakeel
Of the High Court. who was on his way to Cuddapah
to iNl1ll a professional engagement Iii the court
there, Is also among the missing. The following
are also missing ng:-Engine driver Erskine undcr
guard Bredan, three natiyc nrcmen (names uf-
knownl
Full particulars regarding the catastrophe are
wanting at present nor is IL very probable ihat We
shall yet know much about II. the oaly persons
who could have furnished Information calculated 10
throw light upon the circumstances immediately
preceding the accident have pershed, and their ter
rble secret Is buried with them. We have been
able, however, to CLEAN q few items Of intelligence
from gentleman who visited the scene oil the dis
aster and who thus describes what he saw. Al the
further end OF the first portion OF the bridge across
the Cheyalr Is a huge cnasm: but whether this was
created by the weight OF the train breaking down
the bridge, whose foundations had already
been washed away by the impetuous tor
rent, OF whether II was made beforehand,
IL, and must probably remain, mystery.
q railway carriage projecting above the seething
waters. human body entangled III the wheels
sways TO and fro "a the rcnpwiils aud this Is
al-al At least Of interest; Jagged masonry aprown,
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PROPERTY OUT OF THE CITY FOR SALE
OR 80 RENE.

T Ill BROADwAY--STANLEY DAY OFFERS FOR
n sale or to let large line Of Country Property prices
marked down below ordinary ASKING rates. among which
are the following Full descriptions published In the Real
Estate Circular free upon personal Implication by mai
receipt OF stamp West Farms Central House,
GlG0 acres taxes and $4,000; Boston Wood
ruff 57xl8, 25U Morrsapa. linton corner
Elm store and Dwelling lot l25xl0O Si3oUu Mott Haven
House 22x53 lot abx0 - 2J0 Iucknhoe, House airO
l4xI4, lot loOxi5O $500; at Rye Beach, corner Plot
/ 5lg.l 900 S5,00u
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A sS3 BROADWAY, NEAR THIRTEENTH STREET -
~ H. HEIR pays the highest cash price for Ladies' and
on by Mrs. Herr
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REMOVALS..
I)ETTUS CO., MERCHANT TAILoRs, HAVE RE
moved from their Old stand, No. $50 ioadway, to No
go Broadway, Grand Central Hotel.
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100 MADISON AVENUE, SECOND HOUSE FRON
LOO Thirty-ils sreet--A most elegantly furnishes
Paror Floor consisting of three large apartments beside
bathroom private table; first class
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VIRGINIA MINERAL SPRINGS, CONTAINING ioa
acres, with extensive buildings, for SALE exchange
for merchandise. Apply a. 79 Third avenue, N. r.
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100 WEST TWELFTH STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH
i n II and Seventh nues.-HandsOme suit of three
Rooms paror door, souhcry exposure also tbree single
Rooms with first class Board References exchan ged.
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1O7 WEST FORTy-TuIRD STREET, BETWEEN SIXTH
Id avenue and Broadway-A handsomely furnished
Floor OF Rooms with first Board, families gentle.
men Reference required
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A 4 2a7 THIRD AVENUE. M. LEON PAYS THE HIGH.
N est price for Ladies' and Gentlemens CastcG Clothing
Carpets, nc. Ladies win be waited on by Mira. Leon
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1Df WEST TWENTIETH STREET. SECOND HOUSI
IU-f west Of Sixth ayenue--Fnrnshed Rooms, on uppe
floors, for gentlemen, with without Board terms mod
crate.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-07-16
Railroad Consolidation.

PURSUANT TO THE STATUTE, IN SUCH CASE
l made aud provided. notice IL hereby given that
the CENTRAL PACIFIC RAILROAD COMPANY OF
CALIFORNIA and the WIS rERS rACtFtC RAIL
ROAD COMPANY, upon tho written consent OF their
Stockholders. holding more than thrcefurths Of the
capital stock Of each OF said corporations cspecyeiy
and by the nrcemept Of the respective boards Of b.
rectors Of said corporations made and entered into
in accordance with such consent. and pirsuant the
statute in such made and provided. have THIS
DAY amaigamsted aud consolidated their capltAi
STOCK debts. property assets and franchises under
the corporate nahr and style OF CENTRAL PACIFIC
RAILROAD COMPANY" CIV. .'..
PAcinc Railroad Cdrhpany"
.u.. T., II. MILLER, in, Secretary.
Sacramento, Jnhc q, ts7o Jc?p.tm
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Tickets For Sale June LIST, 1870,
ONLY AT THE OFFICE. ''-

liberal discount will be allowed where 100 500 O,
1000 Tickets are bought in one lot. ~. -
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Sheriff 8 Sale.

Robert Howell and Michael @. Howell ps. Jo-
Chaplin, Charles Howell. Olin Howell, Jesse
Al. Howell, Cstharino p. Howell, Daniel R.
Howell. Mary r. Howell, and Sarah McCol-
lum.-BM for Partition in Equity. /.
IL Circuit Court sitting in Equity in the above
stated case, will sell, On the FIRST MONDAY
in Juno next in front OF the Court House In
Columbia. within the legal hours
All that Square Of LAND in the city Of Co.
lumbia, containing four (4) acres, bounded by
Lady, Barnwell, Gervais and Henderson
streets. "a iartl .ll
The above described property will be divided
and can be treated for privately.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash for half Of bid;
balance in one year; secured by bond and
mortgage u the premises sold. Purchs sser to
pay for stamps and papers.
April 26 NTH P.F. FRAZEE. 8. II. q.
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;FINANCIAL AND COnlMEROIAL.

NEW YORK, April 3O--Noon. Stocks
strong. Money easy, at 5@6. E1:.
1456. Bonds 1456. Tennessee's, e1-
coupon, 60: new 567s; Virginia's, ex-
coupon, 69T; new 69I@; Louisiana's,
old, 1915, new 751a; levee SIS 913l; Ala
bama 8's 10319; 5's 7411; 6's 90; Georgia
5's TAX: 6's 80; rs 94%; North Caroli-
mas, old, Ak; new 231a; South Carroll
mas. old, 90. Wheat, corn and flour dull
and nominally lower. Pork quiet--mess
$3.50. Lard quiet, at 16as@1634; steam
dull.7 Cotton dull, heavy and nominal,
at 23A(@23A: Freights dull.
z 2. M.-Cotton moderately active,
bnt heavy; sales 1000 bales-uplands
23A; Orleans 2324; Flour 5@1oc. lower,
amber Western 1.27@129. Corn droop-
ing-new Western 1.0801. .O81&. Whis-
key firmer at l. 1.O5@1.O6. Pork 285O6
28.871a. Fraights quiet. The bank
statement favorable. Money easy, at
4@5. Sterling 92l. Gold 15M. Go
vernment's buoyant-62's 159s@15I.,
State bonds firm. - -
BALTIMORE, April 30.--Cotton I'm
changed-middling 23; sales 100 bales;
stock 1880. 2'iG 80 flrf .',,-.1 = . :
BosToN,. April 80. Cotton dull and
1sys1.niad!5qg ;sa MD! s;o 2s7s@2a9z; sales $50
ST. Louis, April 80. Corn unchanged.
Provisions very firm-mess pork $4,000
$3.50. Shoulders 1215; clear sides l6Za.
Whiskey LOB. N,..H'
O1No1sNAr1, April 3O.-Corn dull, at
88090-snpply better. Whiskeyo dull,
at l.O191.O2. Provisions frm-mess
pork 1900. Shoulders 1234. Lard 16LS.
CHARLESTON, April 30.-Cotton quiet
-middling %; sales $50 bales; receipts
245; stock 10,920.
AUGUSTA. April 3O.-Cotton market
closed dull and irregular; sales 1913 bales;
receipts 1873 -middling 20H(021.
SAVANNAH, April 30.-Cotton in fair
demand. at lower rates-middling 21@
211a; sules 500 bales; receipts 919; stock
42,OO9.
MOBILE. April 3O.-Cotton heavy
middling 21@21h; sales 500 bales; re.
ceipts 630; stock 1870.
NEW ORLEANS, April 3O-Cotton ir-
regular and unsettled -middlings nomi-
nal, at 22@2234; sales $500 bales; stock
140.366. Corn advanced-white 115@
1.2O. Bacon firmer. ut 1314@1814;
hams 1991o15. Prime sugar l1A@
11H. Prime molasses 100; prime re-
easier-fair 161s@16s1; prime 172z@1s.
GALVESTON, April 3O-Cotton inactive
and drooping-good ordinary 18@1s19;
sales 600 bales; receipts 1880; stock
32,092.
Paris. April 90.-The Bourse opened
firm. Rentes TAI. SOC.
LONDON, April 3O--Noon. n.-Consols
94. Bonds S834.
LIVERPOOL, April 3O-3 P. M.-Cot-
ton quiet and heavy -uplands 1919; Or
leans 111s@11I. J.
PARIS. April 30-3 P. M-The Bourse
closed quiet t-rentes TAI. 27c.
FRANKFoRr, April 30.-Eonds opened
at 9424095.
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snanner its desite that. The several medi-
cal Solls Wiilss ~ ahs schAn gsss from
time TO time made by them in iHsas sbliri-
culum Sof study, endeayors to- con6ne
them to the geneset plan which was re-
commended by thssconvention of 1867;
and adopted the same yeary ryby theiAmer,
icau Medical Association. & IS. r "a
cd to- day t. tie esss sSst lie property
of a person. who had taken the amnesty
oath was not legal prize after taking tile
oath. Several millions are involved.
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SheriF-s Sale.

Under order Of Judge Of Probate. ~,
TN pursuance Of an order made by William
Il Hutson Wigg, Judge of Probate for Rich
DAY in May next. Mt. the residence Of hi. J.
Corley, in Richland County, about II miles
above Columbia, within the legal hours, i93
All the personal PROPERTY Of the estate
one Mare, one Mule, one Buggy and Harness.
one Cow and Calf, three Heifers, twelve head
OF Fowls, one Bed and Bedstead, one Pistol,
!Colt's Repeater.) one Silver Watch, Lot Cook.
ing Utensils, one Table, Lot Of Orockery, one
Saddle and lot Of Sundries.
Terms cash. '|' '"''' r F. FRAZEE.
April 10 NTH .pI}@Il p5Y 8. .R.C.,
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SheriTG Sale.

VT
Under order o. Judge OF Probate. "
E1 pdrte James Hunter and Ellen Hunter
Petition for Sole, do.
\ pursuance Of an order made by William
Il Hutson WIgg. Judge Of Probate FOR Rich-
land County, in the above stated case 1 will
sell, on the first MONDAY in May next, in
front OF the Court House, in Columbia, within
the legal hours the several Tracts OF Land OF
which tho late jacob Wyrick, died, ,possesned,
All that TRACT of LAND, situate on Crane
Creek, in the County Of RiohIand, containing
six hundred and three (603) acres, and bound
ed by lands of Captain Stack, F. A. Koon. @.
Douglas, w. Cook and Renton Smith. This ia
one of the finest timbered tancts ofland in the
State. .!g .t.. ~ - :.
All that Tract Of Land, in Richland County,
containing five hundred and eiRhty.seyen
t587l acres, and bounded by lands OF Dr. La
Borde, Thomas Center, MIR. HTurnipseed and
others. - l.-..,3.t1
All that Tract Of Land, situate in Fairfield
County, containing four hundred aud seventy
four (474l acres, more or. less; bounded By
lands OF Colonel D. D. Fenly and lands former
~ Of Colonel Leitner and others. "A large por-
ton OF this Tract is In original oak and hicko-
ry forest. - . .I'1,l}f lli;l.l ! /.
Terms oF aALE.--One-third cash; the ba.
lance on credit of one and two years. Pur-
chaser to give bond, with approved personal
security, and mortgage OF the premises sold,
and to- pay for stamps and papers. 10 .TS- i{H!i'
april 10 NTH P. F. ERAZEE. 8. RIO!
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4 State atisn q 4 y y ,Tesp6 p6sEs

4 s, State Conyent ION o Of Teap6 hers. - S
the teqaest ois ashefaf;I esfifI Who: aetafS to
IS TAsstssna the Proposed Convention nof
yention to meet In Oolumbis, ?at the Nickereon
Houses on THURSDl Y, May TO- at 8 H. M,
The proprietor OF the Nickeraon House, who
has rendered his Hall for the nse Of the Con:
vention, will entertain the members at ereetly
reduced rates. Delegates will be, PASSED to
and from Columbia on the Greenvilfe and CO.
lumbia, and the Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gpsta railroads for one fare. The other rail-
roads in the State have been reouested to
extend the same privilege. The Convention
is to consist Of all Teachers in the State out
side OF the Stree common schools" established
ny the Legislaturei and all such arc earnestly
requested to publish this notice.
HUGH 8. THOMPSON,
Principal Columbia Male Academy.
April 80
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sherih's sale.

Under order of Judge Of Probate.
TN pursuance OF an ordtr made by William
IL Hutson Wigg, Judge Of Probate for Rich
land County, will cell, ON the FIRST TUES
mill place. about eight miles below Columbia.
on the Bluff Road, within the legal hours,
All the PERSONAL PROPERTY of the es-
tate OF James Jackson. deceased, consisting Of
Mule, Wagon. lot Of Plows and Gear, Plan
tation Tools, Kitchen Furniture. lot of Crock
cry, Household Furniture, Silver Watch and /
Clock Terms cash. p. r. FRAZEE,
April 10 NTH TlTl Is. no.
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Lost, Stolen or Strayed,

sev @seNe11 " @VNe5y tOS
SINCE April 1S, from the South
Carolina Pententiary, one COW and
NSHEIFER. Cow red and white spot
-&2=zsG&-ted. Heifer red; about two years
old. Cow marked with swallow fork in left
ear; right ear slit. Any person giving informa-
tion tleading to the recovery Of the same) to
the Superintendent Office, will be suitably
rewarded. @. j. STOL8RAND,
April 286 Superiutendent.
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SEWING MACHINES.

THE Subscriber respect
fully informs the Ladies
and public in general,
that ho has on hand
Wilcox Il Gibbes' SILENT
SEWING MACHINES.
They are simply con-
otrucked no;oaIaeo a,l
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THE FOLLOWING DRUGS, CHEMICALS,
Il MEDICINES, PATENT MEDICINES, &c,
will be sold at prices sufficiently low to make
it pay dealers in the interior OF the State to
stop and buy. Buy goods wherever you can
buy on the best terms. We have every facility
for doing wholesale business; and we can as
sure dealers they will save money by stopping
in Columbia and giving Us a call
WE HAVE TO OFFER:
1,000LBS. SUPER. CARB. SODA, English, }
100 lbs English Calomel,
30 lbs. Gum Opium,
10 ozs. Sulphate Morphine.
1000 lbs. EPSON Salts,
Iodide Potassa,
Bromide Potassa,
ChlOroform,
Castor OIL
Essence Ginger,
Cod Liver Oil, Elixir OF Barks
Kerosene Oil,
Alcohol,
Fluid Extracts,
Patent Medicines,
Turpentine.
ALSO. AT RETAIL.
BROMA. COCOA,
Liebegs Extract Beef, Calls Feet jelly.
Gelatino, Tapioca, Sago, Pearl Barley, Hops,
Arrowroot, Extract Vanilla, Lemon, Pine Ap-
pie, Orange. Pure Ground Spices, OF every
variety. Salad Oil, Port Wine, Medicinal
Brandy. For sule by
FISHER & HEINITsH,
April Druggists.
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Digest of New York Reports.

D bott's Digest, eight volumes, $50; both to
1869. Also, fresh supply Of Abbott's Forms,
two volumes, s12; Whitaker's Practice, two
volumes; Tillinghast Shearman's Practice;
Howards Annotated Code, Sc; Edwards on
Referees tunder the Code;) Tyler on Cover
ture, DC. and other new law books.
April &c BRYAN Il MCCARTER
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Fishing Tackle.

stock o Six, Grass Hair saS Cotton ssefisa and fsa
LINES: Also, every size Of Limerick and
Kirby HOOKS. Limerick Hooks on Gimp and
Spinners, Cork Floats, Dip Nets, and Multi
plying Reels. Attention il particularly called
to Buel's Irish Limerick Hook; also to new
kind OF Silk Limo, the strongest and most elias
tic ever made, for which have the exclusive
sale in this city. E.. POLLARD.
ADril 81 thmG
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Sheriff. Sale.

Under order Of Judge OF Probate. Ex parte
at.-Petition for Dotcer. - ~ SfHtoffH =
TN pursuance Of an order made by the Hon
Il orable William Hptson Wigg, Judge OF Pro-
bate t,a & for Richiand County, will sell, on the
Court Court House. in Oolumbia, within the legal
All.that LOT, or parcel Sf; t AND, situated
bounded on the North BY 3 lot formerly OF
Mrs. Black, but now Of the estate of James s.
Guignard, and measuring thereon Dog feet,
more or less; on the East by an slley:wey.
the South by q lot OF the, estate Of! James 8.
Guignard, measuring thereon e2G8 feet, moro or
less, and on the West by Richardson istreet,
The above described property will be sold
at the risk Of the former purchaser,
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for stamps
and papers. Il -PHF;-ERkZEE, s.'R. @.
April IL - tuth
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will do Sewing which no other Machine can
do. These Machines can be seen in operation
at my Store. Sewing Machines, Of most all
other makcrs, new and secondhand, at very
low prices.
Attachments as fuckers, Ruff1era, Basters,
etc.. Of the most improved styles, for sale.
REPAIRING of Machinery done-charges
moderate. F. A. SCHNEIDER,
April 20 Main street,
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