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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

AOkHowLEpGSMENr.-T Board Of Control
OF the Widows Home desire to resura their CRATE.
ful acknowledgement to Mr.. John Chadwick for
his generous tender Of the Music Hall. for tceir
anniversary exercises. on Monday evening lass>
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DEPARTURE OF THE STEAMSHIP VIRGINIA.
This Hrst.class Iren steamer will sail at noon To-
day for Philadelphia, making connection win
Boston steamer at that port, and afording safe
oad economical ron;e for freight eoe,y Saturday.
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UNITED STATES CoAMIssIoNEE.-The captain
of the Spanish vessel Rita, who threatened to
shoot the State constable if he came on board his
vessel, as mentioned in our yesterdays issue,
was arrested and brought before the United
States mmissloner, where, upon satisfactory
explanation, he was discharged on the payment
or costs.
Davld Brown was brought before Commissioner
Porteous for voting when under age at Straw
berry Ferry, during the late election. His 1--WE
nile countenance would have been sufficient to
sustain the charge without the testimony OF his
being but eighteen years OF age, and ne was
bound over to appear at the January term Of the
District Court.
sciplo jenkins was brought up and examined
on charge OF being OF the rioters at the B:g-
gin Church precinct. The evidence failed 10 n'
culpate him. and he was discharged.
Dumpey Brown was examined on charge OF
voting twice at the same poll. The fact was clearly
proved, and Dumpey was bound over for trial at
the January term.
Dallas Brooghton, charged with rloting at Big
gn's church, was examined and bound over to
appear at the January term, the evidence showing
him 10 have been foremost among the armed men
at that poll.
Morris Coaxem was brought up and examined
on similar charge, but there being no evidence
of his guilt he was released.
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oFFIc1S1.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoflce
at Charleston, for the week ending December 10,
1870, and printed otficially In The DAILY NEWS
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
In the City Of Charleston.
Ga Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are "AdVertlsed."
ss- ONCE hours from A. n. to 81 P. II. On
Sundays, from 51S to oK P. NJ
STANLEY g. TR0TT. Postmaster.
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JupGE THEM By THEIR WoRk.-In the United
States Circuit Court at Columbia, there were
indictments. Twelve true billa were
found and twenty thrown out. Upon tho twelve
true bills there were eight convicted and two &C.
ouittals, and two were discontinued. Eighs COZ
ytcttons out OF thirty-two indictments would be
poor work for packed iuries!
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DISTRIBUTION OF PRIzss.-rhere will be
distribution OF prizes to the shiiaeen OF the oa..
chism school OF theCathedral Chapel OF o,eoeA
tomorrow afternoon. The Distribution "''l taae
place st the chapel.
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: AMATEUR .THeArRrcALs.-The performance
last evening at the Hibernian Hall was postponed
on account OF the disaEeeaoie state OF the
weather, which prevented the numerous ladies
who expected to bo present from leaving their
houses The public. however, are not to be de-
prIved Of the Intended treat and on Monday
evening the5 will have an opportunity OF enjoy
Ing "Dora" and laughing themselves hoarse over
.sMlesi Boy.n
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USINE NOTI les.

LIQUOR LAsELs, in fine assortment and very
handsome style, for sale by
WALLER, EVANS & CoaswELL,
No. Broad and los East Bay streets.
dec1I-Stuta3 Charleston, ,. Y.
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RUSTIC GOODS RUSTIC GOODS Side and
corner brackets, book racks, wall pockets, paper
stands, match safes, and picture frames. Hasel
Street Bazaar and No. 161 King street. oct1s
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DISORDER of the digestive organs renders
a man irresolute, tnhrm OF purpose, and both In
disposed to and unequal to enterprise Of any
Kind. For o remedy, use the Old Carolina Bi5ters.
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JUST RECEIVED and on draught, Rhine wine,
Laubenhemer; Rhine wine, Gesenhemer; Rhine
wine, RucdesheImer; Stein wine in boxes, war
ranted nure and sold cheapby
A. TIEFENTHAL,
dcc1G-S No. LOT Market street.
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CuRoMosI ."CHEAp" CHROMos - Hase
street Bazaar and No. 1s1 King street. nov12-s
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fanrp @ppGs, &r.


ALL, BLACK & CO.,
Nos. 6s5 and 567 BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
In closing out their Department OF
GAS FIXTURES,
oder their immense and entire stock Of real ;and
imitation Bronze CHANDELlERS, Brackets, Hall
Lights, Portable Stands, &c,
AT LESS THAN THE ACTUAL COST OF MANU-.
FACTURE.
This Is an opportunity seldom offered to those
about furnishing houses, stores, churches, &C.,
for procuring the finest work and newest pat
terms ~ moderate prices.
A large stock Of Pattern Moulds to be sold cheap
to the trade after March !, 1871.
Tue sale will continue for about three months.
jan18-lyr
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS. -Stereoscopic view;
Of Charleston and vicinity, at No. 16l King street
or at the Hasel street Bazaar nov12
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, s.
SIS, Sc so and ss 50 per thousand, according Il
size, at TEE NEWS Job 0t1lce.
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PAVILION HOTEL.

Henry s. Clark, Brooklyn; W. F. Toomer. Ed.
McC. Clarkson, RlchIand; J. 8. Lewie, Gilbert
Hollow: VIM. W. Rowls, RidgvlIl~; &. 8. lizard,
Georgetown; N. J. Hrsch, Williamsburg; W. h.
souier, Columbia; Robert Glfort, Frank Gllfort,
Otto GIlfort, athletes and tightrope walkers, St.
Loui, "a
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The YoRxynLs ENeu1REE.-We. print to-day
the prospectus for 1871 Of the Yorkvile Enquirer,
one Of the ablest, most judiciOus and most pros
porous papers In tbs State.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17

GREAT REDUCTION Brand Shiris 81 rs
to So each; and Star Brand Collars, a5 So 30 per
dozen at o. E. d A. >. JOHNSON.
decS.thsi
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The SINGER NEW FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make a splendid holiday present. Easy
terms State agency No. 1877 King street.
nov25-31
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Tue BEST AROMATIC Tonic you can use is the
Old Carolina Bltters.
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BY LOWNDEs 8 GRIMBALI..

wv TI0N, at the Old Postoffce, on WEDNRS-
DAY MORNING, 2lst instant, at II O'Clock.
All that PLANTATION. Or TRACT OFJLANb,
SITUATED Ia St. JOhns Berkeley PaH,h, on the Nel.
tainlng twelve hundred and ninety acres, more or
Less; bntting and bounding north ani east on
Lands nov or late Of IBaac Poroher. south on
Lands OF IL O. Porcher, late OF Roo and Frfersu,
such shape and hounds as are designated In
plat made by d. Galllard, deputy surveyor. dsoeA
18th haroh, 1899. Together with Plneland Rest
dence In the Village Of Plneopolts.
Terms-Ole third cash; balanos In two equal
annual lnstalments IN one and tvTo yeara. Puf-
chasers To pay for stamps and papers.
decI4-WgW3 -. ~
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By HOLMES & MACBETH,
AuctfOueerS.

NfAGNIFICENTr ESTATE TO BE SOLD.
Ixl viii be sold on TUESDAY; the 10Th day 0
December next. in mont OF the Old Custnmhouse,
Eann,nn SormsrIy the sas
Colonel Frank Hampton, situate In Richland OouA-
ty. about Eve miles from the Citv OF Commbis, the
rack Of. the south Carolina Railroad passing
Through It. containing 3521 acres, more or les9;Ae
said tract being composed OF 244i Bottom Land sn&
l077 Hlgh Land. The improvements consisto q 1ne
Dwelling. Stables and 0utbuiIdings N Pine Land,
also Large Barn. and amp accommodations for
laborers, with fine water power. Place undert
cultivation. This Plantation has fine reputation
for Cotton and Provisions, and the pasturagot Is
considered the finest east OF the Mississippi Rtvee.
Full particulars will be furnished 70 any persons
desiring to purchase.
Terms-0ne.third cash; balance In two, thre8
and four years; interest at seven per cent. Der
annum. payable annually; credit portion 10 BE
secured by bond OF the purchaser, and mortgage
OF the property. Purchaser to pay us for An
necessary papers and stamps. n sss1ss =
MISUNDERSTANDING = -.
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Hotel Arrivais-Dece mber 16.
MILLS HOUSE.

A. W. Sexton, .Jr., N. L. Gravfeher, New
Yors; N. D. Bendheim, Savannah; 8. A Fields,
steamer virginia; W. E: Camp, Philadelphia; Mr..
and Mrs J. H. Hampton, Miss Mary Hampton,
Kew York; Daniel Waterbury, Geo. Wilson, Con-
neoticut; fndrew Raiuey, New York; J. L. Fonda,
Augusta; R. Monat. ". Il. Morris, E. F. Jones,
New York,
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nov2eeituthss R. 5. FRASER, Receiver, !,
SPLENDID AIN.

A ENDID B ARG AIN.
II The STEAMER WA, CAMAW! will be sold
without reserve to the highest bidder, on ION.
DAY, DecemHer 10Th, 1870 at Wilmington, N. q.
She Will make dne lighter tug or wrecker. The
machinery Is In good order except the boiler;a
hui sound and strong. Her price at private sals
was forty five hundred dollars, ana che Is worth
more than five thousand dolarsto cut UP. She
has been used as q railroad ferry boat at VII
mingt0n. 8 L. FREMONT, -,
dec14 Engineer and Superintendent.
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CHARLESTON HOTEL.

{. E. Duvan. Louisville; T. h. Nelson, Augusta;
H. Beattie, Greenvile; VIM. Craig, South Car, lima;
q. b Beus. Fl. r. Wells, New York; R. Douglas;
Augusta; John F. Porter, New York; John Fur
long, s. Fox, q. R Brown, Philadelphia; Ed
Beheualr, Savannah; J. Stern, WHITEHALL James
Kelly, Columbia; Daniel Callahan, Pacific Land
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-17
2 MAHOGANY DESKS
l Iron Safe
2 Coin Scales SIS
. n -sA-. n--.-Ar,

Terms-For the Furniture, &C., cash; for the
king House and premises attached. .'one.third
cash, and the balance on credit Of one, two and
three years, secured by the bond OF bonds Of the
purchaser, with legal interest from the day Of
sale. payable annually, and mortgage or the
premises; the premises to be Insured and kepS
Insured by the purchaser or purchasers for H1
amount equal to the amount or the bond or bonds,
aud tho policy OF insurance assigned. Purchaser
TO pay for title and stamps. 1i's'*9le
noy2e 4tuths8 r. 5. FRASER, Receiver.
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L.C. ANDERSON, of Columbia, 8. c., says:
81 willingly youch for the excellence OF the Old
Carolina BItters."
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ca Persons deposItlng letters In the Posrotlice
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner Of the envelope, and they will also
please to remember that without the stamp let
ter cannot be mailed, but will be sent to the Dead
Letter Once =.
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Cotterp.
100000 IN 08hHS1A0Es
GIVEN AWAY!
aTUNE FoR.Two boLLARsi
NO BOGUS GIFT ENTERPRISE !
BUT A GENUINE INSTITUTION !
THE ALABAMA IMMIGRATION ASSOCIATION,
Incorporated under the Laws OF the State
OF Alabama, have resolved to give one
cp ND EN- ANNIE NTI

Incorporated u0usF Tue LaWb VI tue olaLS
OF Alabama, have resolved to give one
GRAND ENrER RTAINM ENTl
In the CITY OF MONTGOMERY, Ala, on
SATURDAY, De ember 81, 1870.
Or as soon before as tha flckets are sold, at
Which time ONE HUNDRED THOUSAND DOL
LARS. in UNITED STATES CURRENCY, will be
Gift In United States currency of s25,ooo is
l Gift IN United States currency Of $4,000 is
Gfta IL salted states currancy OF $4,000 are
arts is' ID United states currency of $4,000 are
10 Gifts ii United States currency of $1,000 are
20 Gifts IN Unlsed States currency of $500 are
$4,000
100 Gifts in United States currency Of 500 are
$4,000
1900 Gifts In United States currency Of slo are
1899 0fts Of 100000.
THE AWARD OF GIFTS
will be made on the regular plan. under the su.
pervlsion OF sworn commissioners, gentlemen OF
welknown integrity ami hgs standing.
The reputation and character Of the lnc0rpnra-
tion of this Association, coup ed with every safe.
guard that the 'aw OF the land can throE around
it IL guarantee that the distribute n will be hon
viii be gwen holders OF Tickets In any part OF the
In order to give OIL rich ard poor, an opportu-
nifty at this ,,,-,,r,
nv which they can become enriched In an honr,
the price of Tickets have been put at
ONLY TWO DOLLARS!
discount OF tell per cent. VIII be MADE 10 pur-
chasers OF $50, and o discount OF ~ per cent. TO
purchasers OF S100 worth Of tickets
WE HAVE NO AGENTS.
ONE HUNDRED AND TWENTY-FIVE TH0US-
AND TICKETS ONLY WILL BE SOLD.
Parties at disI ancs desiring 10 purchase tic
kets must remit the money, direct to the "Asso-
cIatton - as per address below, either In a Post
Office Order, by registered letter, or by paid eX'
p'e''' ALABAMA. IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION,
Montgomery, Alabama.
"a A Circular giving the result Of The award
win be sent each ticket-holder. noVSo-le
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WOMEN'S LIST.

rant, Martha JI0gorman, Airs
reen, Mrs J "A
MercIer 0iiver, Hattie
Earman, Miss Owen, Hager
Iaseldon, Mrs Elonions, Sdsan
e. Page, Mrs Sa-
[appoidt, Miss rah
Me Patterson, Mrs
Nary Ida
.asaH. Agnes Parker, Sue
.arper, Miss FiParker, Ann G
r Parker, .Cathe.
,ents. Miss z s. rIne
.ilbeal, AnuerIParker, Mary
.ofrman, Mrs A A|Peyton, Maggie
J ,,..,. Peyton, Miss P
oward, Mrs Philip, Melissa
Jones Pincsney, Mrs
.uggIns, Missl Jno n
Ellen Pats. Mary
euklns, Fran. Powers, Mary G
cis LIN Price, Miss N P
,nes, EmIIne Price, Mnri8
,nes. Sarah Ralstone, Mary
,hnson, MoIyl Aun
Zane, Mary Ru,ledge, Ann
emmy. Mary Sheridan, Marie
Ing, Margaret Shire wsherry,
lockwood, Ami Mrs NIB
M !Simmons, Maria
Dwia, Mrs a FiSimmons, Ann
ynch, Martha Small, Martha
ianson,!J ulia YISmlth, Emma
Mrs W
HW Spencer, Mrs R
erchallt, Mrs Stocks, Fannie
Dean Strickland, Mar.
ichafl. Mary tha
iller, Mrs F SiTavel Mrs Rich
Itchpl., Mrs aril A
Dea,ia Tranal, Mrs L
ashaw, Har.lTurner, Miss
rlett Ann
orosy, Mrs slW.arren, Marga-
Timothy ret
orton, Mrs Fe- Wallace, Marie
LA Waring, Sophie
on agh O n Walker, Dora
katherine Washington,
urrx Mrs Fl G Clue
lller, Mrs Au. Wh[lden, Elias
gusta Wlebens, Ade-
cDonald, Mrs line
BENZ Wilder, Amy
edonieL Mrs WlllLstou, Mrs E.
BENZ Wlthers, Sarah
cMiIlan, hary P
,eghber, Mrs Wood, Mrs F
Andrew Wood, Eliza G
Cath. Wri e { er,
erine Susan
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DEPAKTAEN MT.
case Fine Opera FLANNEL, 40 cents, worth
60 cents
1 case Fine Red Flannel, 25 cents, worth 40
case Atwood White Flannel, 25 cents, worth
40 cents
Blankets and other Plannels at very reasona-
BILE prices
100 Buggy Blankets, at S., worth sS.
FORCHGOTF, BENEDICT & CO.,
oct31 No. "a King street.
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Drp %po6s, Sr..-
nRY G6oDs.I DRY aooDsl
LOUIS COHEN & co.
SUPERIOR STOCK OF. DRY GOODS.

Beg leave to draw the attention OF the public
to their
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r INEN DOMESTIC AND DRESS GOODS

T INEN, DOMESTIC AND DRESS GOODS
DEPARTMENT.
500 dozen Linen TOWELS, at 81 per dozen
100 dozen Doyles, at IS cents per dozen
100 dozen Napkins at 81 Is per dozen
l case Pillow Case Sheeting, at IL cents per
yard
l case s 4 Sheeting, at 37K cents per yard
l case 10.4 Sheetlng. at 45 cents per yard
cases S4, IA and IA Shfrttng, from cents to
20 cents, very low
eco pieces Dress Goods. best selections IN the city,
from 20 cents to so cents, worth 30 to Is
cents
I case New Irah Poplns, only 81 per yard,
worth 81 so
Oolored and Black Silks at reduced prices
All coIors Of VelVeteens can be bought at
sacrifice
l case Boulevard Balmoral Skirts at 81 50
1 case Arabs, only S3. worth SO.
At FURCuG0rT, BENEDICT OO.,
octai - No. IA King street.
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E1 .PARTE WIN. N. ROUSE, TRUSTEE

DIX PARTE VIM. NJ. ROUSE, TRUSTEE
~ a1-IN THE COMMON PLEAS. :, ~
By virtue OF an order Of Court In this ease,to
me directed. will offer for sale at public aucttcls
O'Clock A. H., at the Old Posto11ce, Broad street,
The following named RE AZ ESTATE: g..>5,i (.
All that LOT OF LAND, with the BUILDINGS
thereon, situate on the north side lof Vernon
street, In the City OF Charleston, known as No.1s,
aud ten C11o) feet IN. dspth; bounded. .northHJ
Lands OF -, south hpVernon street, east by
Lands Of seignious, and west by Lands OF Ven
ming. -, *
= All that LOT OF LAND, with BUILDINGS there
on, situate In. Hampton court, In the City OF
Charleston, known by the No. IA, measuring and
containing forty 4 feet front By eighty te0i feet
In depth; bounded north by Lands of-7 south
by Hampton court, east BY Lands OF ---, =, spa
Terms-One-half cash; balance by bond orsthe
purchaser OF one year from day OF sale. Withfh-
terest, and mortgage OF the property; Buildings
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 20
pay for papers and stamps. So ~. ~ .
declS-tus7 W.. J. GAYER, Referee.
LIMITED STATES OF AMERICA
u South, Carolina Distrfct-In Circuit Court
IT. Il ]. Green Vs. Bank OF Georgetown, ct al
In pursuance Of order made In above case, on
the 1st ofJuly. A. D. 1870. by che oircuit Court
town; s. O., on MONDAY, the 10Th day Of Deceln-.
ber, 1870, at IL NJ, In front Of the Courthouse, a
The REAL ESTATE belonging to. the Bank q
Georgetown, known and distinguished IN the PlaA
Of the Town as Lots Nos. SO and 90, measuring
151 by 100 feet with the Banking House and other
place, the FURNITURE, &C., OF said Bank, consist
in0 OF: -, i.4s-sts.f fi.ES
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Adams, jans
A | e Z 8 d q e +.
Mary n
Al re- Mis-!
Maggie
Baxter, Mati.da
Bart, Mrs J
Baiiy, Mrs II W
Belchel, Adel'
Benningi Alice
A
Bell. Julia
Bird, Clorinde
Blake, Alice
Blnck Mrs
@ NJ
Bosche, Luele
Breazeale, Mrs
@ z.
Brown, Char.
lotto
Brown, Sarah
Brown, Oaro'
line
BURY, Mrs S a
Burns, Sanie A
Butler. Ella
Camel, Daph.
ney
Capers, Isabella
Casey, Mary d
Cal Sarah
CatrUl, Ann
Car, Ann
C00ndey, GiZa
Cawllngor, Sd
rah
Cooper, Camilla
Darcy, Mary
Davis, Norle
Dent, Agnes
Dickson. Lucila
FIcknng, Laura
B
Flood, Mrs Aar
ter
FloOu, MAMIE
Flanln,. n,.Dibbia
Ford, Josephine
Fogartie, Mrs P
Fogartie, Julia
Fraser, Mrs M ]
Gadsden, Mrs
Edward
Gereke, Miss
Gettmann, Mrs
Gee, Eliza
Gelllns, Emma
Graham, Mrs u
Granger, AnuieI
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NARPETSi CARPETS! CARPETS
MATING MATING MATING
OIL CLOTHS! OIL CLOTHS, OIL CLOTHS!
RUGS RUGS RUGS
We are closing the above Goods and would ad-
wise buyers to give Us an early CALL
FURcHGoET, BENEDICT & CO.,
cct31 No. "a King street.
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j
CONSISTING or:
DRESS GOODS, Shawls, Blankets, F:annels,
| Cassimeres, Broadcloths, Beaver Cloths, Ladies'
sacques, Broche shawls, Table Damasks, Napkins,
! Laces and Lace Sets.
Particular attention Is directed to our Large va
rlety OF VELVET RIBBONS and KID GLOVES, In
| all numbers colors widths and shades.
To convey an idea Of our reasonable prices, we
beg to annex the rates Of few:
so dozen French Kid Gloves at 7Sc, in all mum.
| bers coiors and shades.
6peces Gros Grain Black Silk at 81 so.
case assorted outors good Alpaca at 1sc.
Irish Popllns. OF au the desirable and popular
! shades, at 75c, soc, ooc, 81 and tt2s.
Large assortment OF the fashionable SATTEEN
CLOTHS; in all colors, at 500, eoc, 76c and 81.
Very part cular attention is drawn to our stock
of Ladies' and Cents EMBROIDERED SLIPPERS
and sets of FURs; also OF our SILK sAsHEs and
RIBBONS which will be found very complete, and
at much reduced prices
HavIng recently purchased very largely In the
course OF declining market, we can confidently
assure our customers that their purchases viii be
at lowest market rates,
A call Is respectfully solicited.
LOUIS COHEN Il CO.,
No. 248 King street,
Immediately next to "BIg Booth
LOUIS COHEN N.................D. BENTSOHNER-
dec1S
RAND XHIB 1T 10 N
FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC DRY AND FANCY
GOODS
At Greatly Reduced Prices to Suit the Holidays,
AT
FURcHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
Nos 244 AND 4s7 KING STREET
100 Sets Of IF Fine FURs from 81 to &c. worth So
100 dozen Vldette Kid Gloves, only $1-qrallty
guaranteed-our own importation
80 dozen Chslcy's Celebrated Seamless Kid
Gloves 81 rs and So, each pair warranted,
worth In New York So so
1000 dozen other Kid Gloves, at satisfactory
octs1 p''''s' FURoHGorr BENEDIor& co.
mia ANNEL De- A Z TINE n T.
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:anrtipn gales sntrre Dans.

BY r. N. MARSHALL 4 BRO.
DLEASANT RESIDENCE, MONTAGUE
Il STREET. NEAR PITT. ~ ~
be sold at the Old Pnstoffice, Broaa street,
The two. aud half story WOODEN HOUSE,
No. 1s Montague street. with Kitchen, Ctstern, DC,
high and dry Lot measuring SO bv 2o9 feet
two years, secured as usual with interest semi
annually. Policy OF insurance to be.assIgned.
Purchaser to pay Us for papers and statnpa.
dec15-thsIu Wth5
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TERMS, in ADVANCE

One copy, one year. .............'....,.....S 90
TWO copies, one year D Uu
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The Town Council of CoAeeville have
recently imposed fine for loud swearing
and indecent language on the Streets
and for riding horse through the streets
faster than slow gallop.
Pat Sullivan, an employe on the New
Orleans and Jackson railroad, has been
arrested in Canton for an attempt at rape
on the person of a negro girl only eight
years of age. He was bound over to an
swer at the next term of the court
An attempt was made few days since,
near Okolona, to murder Captain James
Powell of that place. The would-be
assassin fired at him from the side of the
road, the shot passing through portion
of his coat.
An attempt was made recently to as
sassinate Nelson Thomas, laborer EN-
ployed on the Trotter place, in Tunica
county. He was shot through crack
in the house, while sitting by the lire
the shot taking effect in the calf of has
leg. The wound is not dangerous.
A colored man named Mason Cox
was brutally murdered recently while
riding in a wagon, about twelve mile:
south of Columbus The assassin fired
from the side of the road and wounded
him so severely that he died in a few
hours.