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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
DR.. G.. F. Garretson,

DENTIST, fills and repairs the natural
teeth, treats diseases of the mouth and
GUMS. and inserts artificial teeth, from one to
an entire set All work warranted. once
over Kinne 4 Powers Store, southeast corner
Public Square, Knoxville. Io u
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Notes Oh Various, Matters.

For some time we have been wait
ing for the Presidents Proclamation
announcing the complete ratification
Of the 18th Amendment. One
"Washington Special" has lately
assented that the Cabinet had decid.
ed to postpone the Proclamation
until Georgia and Texas ratified.
Another says the Proclamation is
already prepared and signed. AT
this writing Tuesday +. NJ it has
not yet appeared here. But a Wash.
ington dispatch announces the receipt
of the news that Texas has already
ratified the 18th, 18th and 18th
Amendments. Certainly the Proc
lamation must come soon, announc.
ing to all the world that at last
America is really the land of the free
and equal.
The returns from New Hampshire
don't set we'll on Democratic stOm-
achs. There was indeed reason to
fear Republican defeat. AS gen.
eral rule, the running of "side tick.
ets'' will detract from the Republi.
can vote, for the reason that the large
maj ority Of those who ever follow
anything else than party dictation is
to be found in the Republican ranks.
81 was born a Democrat, and ex.
pect to die a Democrat" Is refrain
which no change Of names could
make apply SO well to any other
party. The man who thinks must
sometimes change his mind. Hence
the Democratic policy. of raising
side issues to divide the Republican
strength. The Democratic party has
little to lose which the Republican
party is not reasonably sure to gain
anyhow; though experience shOws
that this rule will not always work
the reverse way. Let the leaders Of
our noble Republican party ltor
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
e. Radasch.

MANUFACTURER and Dealer in Cigars
lNl and Snohers' Articles, next door to
LacIede House, Main Street. between First
and Second Streets, KEoKUK, Iowa.
MDThs Greatest Variety Of Plug Tobacco,
Chsa per than the Cheapest. ta4)
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Matchmaker & Jeweler,

UsTAv EBERHART has tho pleasure
\J of announcing that he has opened Full
New Stock Of Wa'cbes, JeweIry, &C., on the
North side Of the Public Square, next door TO
north v est corner, Knoxville. Having had II
years experience as Matchmaker in Swit1
srland and America, wcu I'd respectfully solicit
a sh are of patronage. Satisfsc elton guaran teed.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
e. +. Sperry,

N1OTARY PUBLIC, Real Estate, Claim,
IN Insurance and General Agent. once IN
Io,oa Voter Office, Knoxville, Iowa Business
entrusted to his care will be promptly and
satisfactorily attended to. i,otf
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
~. n. STONE o.B.AYREs. h.G. CrRTIs
4tone. Avres & Curtis,

A TTORNEYS at Law, Claim and Real Es-
n tate Agents, Knoxville and Pclla, ma
rion County, Iowa.
will attend to all business entrusted to their
sare. in Marion and adjoining Counties. WIN
nract;ce in the State and Federal Courts. .. 1T
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
Professional.
q. L. Collins,


"OMGOPATHIC Pbysicians 4 Surgeons.
Ill Otnssin Carruthsrs building, southwest
corner Public Square-up stairs-knoxviiie.
Having had Is years experience in the prac-
tice of Home eopatby, think am prepared to
give perfect satisfaction to ell whoQaver me
with their patronage. LIZ
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
e. w. McJunkin,

A TTORNEv AT LAW. Office on South
n side of Public Square, near ssuthees'
corner, Knoxville, Iowa. zou
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17
]. r. Duncan, N. D.,

WILL DEVOTE his entire attention to
w tho practice of Medicine and Surgery
Onice south side of Public Square, near the
south east corner. i1|N
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

7tYfff FtiAs ifut-fi1A. dnFdSiOh OF iNfIekls
engrossed, the bill failed to pass.
Mr.. Keables is reported as voting aye
and Mr.. Durham nay.
Both Houses adjourned till Mon
day,
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-17

everything else) see to it that none
but true'and wise principles are an
nouncRd, and able aud honest candi-
dates chosen; and ithen we of the
rank iandsfile viii remember that in
union only there is strength.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, January 21--Noon.- -
Stocks unsettled. Money easy, at G@7
EIxchanse-long s34; short 974. Golt
207G. COS, coupon, Is. Tennes
sees. ex-coupon, 5419; new 40; Vir
ginia's, cX-coupon, 54; new GO; Lou
isiana's, old, &C; new G5; levee 6's 64H
SIS 7G; Alabama 8's "a; 5's Go; Georgit
6's SO; rs 91A; North Carolina rs, old
III; new 2lia. Flour more steady
Wheat 1c. better Corn 1(G2c. better
Fork quiet-mcss 27.5O027.75. Lard
quiet, ut lGt.. Turpcntine firm, ut 45
Rosin steady, ut 2.07(G2. 10, for strained
Ereights quiet.
+. M.--Cotton weak with sales OF
l,401 bales, at 25ss. Flour steady and
unchanged. Wheat steady at moons
advance. Corn scarce--new mixed West
ern 90; old 93@95. Provisions quiet
and steady. Lard-kettle 171lM173I.
Whiskey heavy, at 100 Groceries dull.
Frci2hts steady. Money easy, at 5(G7.
Gold 20as. Sterling o. Governments
dull
baltimore. January 21-Cotton firm,
at -. Flour quiet and steady. Wheat
steady primo to choice red |. 22(NI. .25.
Corn active--yellow higher; white 90
01.O2; yellow 92(G93. Provisions un-
changed. Whislley quiet, at 100.
CINCINNATI, January 2l.-Corn firmer
car 76077. Whiskey advanced to
%. Pork sold Mt 27.OO(027.25. Bacon
il good demand for sides, and prices
higher; shoulders held ut Il; sides 15a,
l6; firm, smoked clear, on spot, 1Gi,.
MOBILE, January 2l.-Reccipts of cot
ton for the week 6.46l bales; exports for
the wecllGreat Britain, 1,O24; coast
wise, 3,GS5; stock G9,2S2, of which H.
39f on shipboard; sales of tho week 10,
$50; sales to-day, 1000 Market closed
quiet, but utstcady-middling 81; receipts
5l3 bales; exports 1,G10.
SAVANNAH, January 81. Receipts OF
cotton l,76G bales; exports 3, 100; sules
500 midding 24' market quiet.
AuGrsrA, January 2l.- Cotton market
weak; sales $50 bales; receipts 5SO-mid-
dlings nominally 23a.,l; sales of the wcel,
3,Ol3 bales; receipts 3, ,444; stock 81 80.
CHARLESTON, January 2l. Cotton quiet
and steady; sales 400 bales middiings
24l,; receipts i75; exports, coastwise,
,03G.
PARIS, January 81. The Bourse open
cd quiet rcntcs 7:i and 10.
LONDON, January 2l-Noon. Consols
92i,. Bonds ST.
LIVERPOOL, January -Noon.-Co
ton quiet-uplands I -; Orleans 111y.
LIVERPOOL, January 2l-lIvening.-
Cotton steady--uplands ll'; Orleans
IFS; sales II, 600 bales.
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Special Lots.
For Sale.

DICKSON MS IMPROVED COTTON SEED.
GROWN from Seed purchased directly OF
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
preserved from mixing or sdulteration with
other seed.
will deliver iiA Seed, sacked in good ar1tor.
road, at 800 per bushal, fer any amount un-
der . bushels, or ut $3.50 per bushei, for all
amounts in excoss OF bushels.
A. p. AMAKEN, st. Matthews, s. G.
respectfully refer to the below named gen
tlemen, who purchased Seed of me last spring.
for information touching the purity and supe-
riority of tho Seed, to wit: Hon. Il. J. Good
wyn, DR.. A. r. Taber, Fort Motto; p. NJ. Hou-
thew's; T.. Il. Deckwith, Esq, Jamisons; and
Captain +. II. w. Briggmann and w. B. Muller
Esq, Orangcburg Court House all cf Orange
burg County, y. &. Nov 4 3mO*
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SaiuaLtp mill and Manufacturing Pro.
perty for Sale.

1 O.
tsSoUTH CARoLINA---IN THE CoMMoS
cathar;,G =, PLEAS, LEXINGTON
sawyer and others, Us. Deborah
~r,peA Sawyer and others. 49,
tbifSnNI to the order OF the Court il,
Go,,rt ~ ssse, will proceed to sell before tha
Sours nyNse OF Lexington County, within legal
neut' the first MONDAY in Fobrmsrv
Inc L4ND and MILLS of George sawvor
CeJar situate in Lexington County. OF,
Geusr Ionss y,sek. adjoining lands of james u.
other. gillian Scofeld, James Dunbar and
uor dh Nd known ON the plat of w. Il. saw.
yeeoS aapd filed in this case February :
he soij ifso letters and q, + and b. II will
i;oe eotr two parcels, Cedar Creek to be Tho.
INV 3 HoSSess a and to be one parcel contain
~ w So;aSfacres, moro or less, on the West si,j,
20 a;U;nm Greek; the other parcel + and B. CON.
naroeI n,uo ~ yedar Creek-the purchaser of each
iuaIu have equal mill privileges, respect
aey, 1920 ia with the full and free priyilege or
usui ta the said Cedar Creek, and uein9 the
masoLo tnereof for mill and manufactnrinn
| Parposfe. One-half acre for the family hurisi
srTTunu, Tun, excepted on tho Western parcel.
1EhMs OF SALE-One- half cash: the l,a, no.
ou creait OF one and two years in canal in
| etaiments, 10 bear interest from day tf sal,
| the purchase money to be secured by bond
with good personal security and mortyscn ri
| and stamps. q. M. ROOF q
LEx1feToN C. H., January S, 1870. Jan -
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Report for Week c'.iing Friday Jam 21, 1870.
IH'ENIX OFFICE. COLUMBIA. January %, 1870.
COTTON. There has been n good demand for
cotton during tho past week, which was only
partially met by holders. The sales amount
cd to 2l1 bales. as follows: 9 a 20; at 2Ol: s
AT ~ Mt -; . at 22!; II at %; ~ ut 23.; 20
at 22!; n at 23l Is at 235; 30 at OBJ,
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A PI.ANTATInN nf o .

szss. PLANTATION Of 2, 200 acres, on tho
sline of the South Carolina Railroad. s
-2-forty-eight miles from Charleston, near
Georges Station. This valuable property has
front OF ono mile and a half on the main
branch OF the Edisto River. There is q heavy
growth oi cypress and pine, ne NJ the banks Of
tho river, down which IL RATED to Charleston
Y great part of the lumber WHICH ia sold. there.
~ 1f1hfarUua1s Il comfortable MSnsion, of
Eight Rooms, with ooAlmodons quarters for
erected since the war This Plantation is ad.
mirably adapted to tho cultivation OF Cotton,
Rice and Corn, and will be treated for on most
reasonable terms. Apply at tho Office OF
ID. Il. DESAUSSURE,
Jan ZZ Law Range.
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MIR. James Rice, an engineer of tho
Brunswick and Albany (Ga.) Railroad,
was killed on that road, few days ago.
The weak and emaciated mother SAYS
''My health and strength is restored by
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BIrTRpa, MI
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Cokesbury School.


~ THIS old and popular institution
MAfR Will resume exercises OIL the lat of
e1A4=l1 February, under the rectorship of
Mr: w. G. BENET, an experienced
Rr and successful instructor of youth.
Mr. Benet was educated at tho
Ednourg University of Scotland, and stood
among the first in oil his classes. He taught
IN the Gekesbury School during the past year.
and the patrons were so perfectly satisfied
with TIP progress OF their children and the
dlsclpiine OF the school, that they entered into
oDiigations OF guaranty to induce him to re-
nam arother year, as the strongest induce
ments we're offered by other communities to
obtain his services. I have some experience
IN teaching myself, and 7 can, most unhesi-
tatingiY. recommend him to my friends and
the public as q superior teacher, and an ac-
compliehed Christian gentleman.
RATES OF TUITIoN-$25, $40 and $50 per
be obtained at $12 per month, exclusive OF
"ashlhE and lights. r. A. CONNOR
Jan 18 President Board Trnstccs
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WHOLESALE PRICES CURRENT.


AloI.AsSEs, Cuba, 53nl55
New Orl'ns1 0OG5I ~
Sugar H'sc. .7501I rs
NAILS, II kcg5 j00e6 80
ONIONS. t|bns1 1902 90
OIL, Kerosene, & GO0675
Machinery. .7jGs1 20
POULTRY, Ducks hr
Turkeys 800
tiiicl.ri:s 25W30
Geese
Specie, Gold 0l1 90
Silvcr.....1 Il 16M1 18
FoTAToE.S, Iris 750tl so
Sweet, bus / 0Odtl 20
RICE, CarOlinaibSlM09
East India.
SHOT, ttbag. 3 O0G13 25
SALT, 1.ivcrp.2 JU6G2 60
Soap, t'lb. .7I61l1
SPIRITS, Alcohol,g ,gl7 90
brandy Il 00G112 90
HollndGin.5 O0@7 90
Amcrican..2 0D6t3 90
Jam. Runl,6 OUGn7 90
n. T.. " 9 000l3 GO
Bo. Whisky 5OGl4 so
MononSlila2 500t,i 90
Rcctiiic,l. l 3jGl1 G5
SUGAR, Crus'd, 1S!Gel9
Powdered. lS4M2O
Brown .12dtl7
STARCH, u H.. 9lG5lI
TEA, Green lbl 00Gt2 90
Black, Il 00G11 50
TOBACCO, Chw.COQt1 25
Smoking, ID. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wlnc,.7 .7O0675
Cider .500tG0
French. i 25Ml so
WINE, Cham. 250632 90
Port, i'gal3 0OQt5 00
sherry. 3 50M6 90
Madeira. q 5O0l8 90
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acIuaintanccs of Mr. and
Mrs. Il. l.. MAlRANT, arc invited to attend
the funeral of the former, at Trinity Church,
ut 10 o'clock, THIS MORNING.
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Notice !!

'1NHE annual meeting of Stockholders in the
n j. :, Broad River Bridge Company will be held
lHlS DAY, at II O'Clock. at the Palmetto En-
Binc House. G. w. BEARDEN,
Jan - Secretary and Treasurer
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FLOOR
WILLIAM r. HOWARD.

r '""T 'tuIef ana commission Merchant,
No. Spears wharf, baltimore, Nd.
HOOD to Choice Fine, Super, Extra and
VI FAMILY FLOUR, suitable for retailinn
constantly on hand Jan % 3nO'
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To the Public in General.

II HAVE better COTTON SEED than any
Il man who aIvcrtises Seed for sale. Mine
is the improved BOYD PROLIFIC, which ex-
cells any other. Tho price ID 81. so per bushel.
Al examination of my proofs will be convinc-
ing. l refer to Jocob III. Wells and j. ID. Hit.
Call and look at the growth, in Butcher Town.
Dcc3 N. POPE.
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Another Lot
especial Sale'' Goods.

WEopen to-day good BED BLANKET.
w $3.50.
We e open to-day good ARAB SHAWL,
We open to-day a good CLOTH CLOAK,
IS. 90 to S12 90.
OURWONDERFUI BARGAIN COUNTERS
arc again loaded with goods for inspection.
GAIN GOODS, it will be seen upon examina-
ton by the prudent, economical eads of fami-
les and other customers, that almost all the
Goods will do to buy and store away for future
use, If not needed immediately
Jan ~ X. c.. SILVER
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For Sale or Rent.

sssy. 4 good Cotton and Corn PLANTA-
COS IlON, situated eight miles from Columbia,
-1..on the Monticello Road. About 900 acres
cleared, part OF which is river bottom. On
said place is IL Dwelling and necessary ont
buildings. Apply to THOMAS DAVIS,
Jan 22 limo Colnmhin = ~
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aotdon @alea-
ssird6ie and Weu.k. III Fsunitu,.e.
BY JACOE LEVIN

ON ~ EDAY MORNING, oath, at 10 O'Clock T
viii VIII fh, st the late residence OF Mai. Dean.
cor cor OF Washington and Bull streets, a
var va. OF Parlor, Dining and Bedroom Fur.
Oaif FL, Mahogany Hair-Seat Cbairs. Ma
!rog ~ 3ir-Seat Sofa, Rocking Chair. Marble
Wnprt WHIpt Tables, Centre Tables, Card Tables,
pie % BSdsantaa,.M5 BSsna, M5ah9gany French Bcdstead. Ma.
.Gs ss;s Ws bureaus, Washstands. Csne.Ses;i
e'rn.roln S%n molndsor Chairs, Book Case, Mantle
Bsaina ,onss. shovels and Tongs, Ewers and
riety of rockery and Glassware, and a VA
v.,S ALSO,
saverai sty OF Pictures. among which are
o;tv ne work of a well known Artist OF this
81, no poStponement on account of weather as
movaT uno has to be given up and furniture re-
----l2z Jan 81
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Washington News.

WAsHINGToN, January 2l.-Revell,
the negro elected to the United States
Senate, from Mississippi, is native,
but wns educated in Ohio. He was for.
merly elected to the State Senate, from
Natchez. He is elected to fill the term
OF Governor Sharkey, which expires in
1871. The Mississippi Legislature
adopted resolution mc mcmorializing Con
|]gress to remove political disabilities from
]all Nlississippinns, to be presented to the
|]Senate by Revell, with his credentials.
Details regarding I4opez's position
show him strongly posted, with 1000
men and boys, and thirty guns He has
eoncuded treaty with the Caiguay In
|fiians, tho furnish him $4,000 fighting
nen and seven years provisions.
ONO and Iowa have fully ratified the
fifteenth amendment.
In the Senate, 1,400 army officers pcti-
}ion for all increase Of pay Several
petitions were presented in favor of
emale suffrage. The frauking privilege
Ind its abuses occupied much time. a
memorial for certain privileges for n
able hence to Belgium, was referred to
he Foreign Relations Committee The
louise resolution. regarding the income
fx. provoked long debate. A bill wns
Introduced prohibiting the sales of pub
lands except to actual settlers. Pome-
by introduced resolution proposing
be sixteenth amendment; and providing
r female suffrage. The Virginia bill
,s resumed. Trumbull spoke two
bnrs; Sumner replied one hour and-a
Pr. The speeches were very bitter
pth Senator'S were called to order for
parliamentary language. Finally, Mt
}lf-past 3, tho Senate voted. brakes
hendment was adopted. Another,
at the Constitution should not be
anged to exclude citizens from the
sht to hold Office, and another that
ere should be no change which would
prive any citizen from equal rights in
hools were adopted
Ad journed to Monday.
Sumner, after voting for I'LL the
}endments, refused to vote on the final
ssage of the Virginia bill.
Butler said that the present admission
Virginia would be the downfall of the
epublican party.
i Facts transpirod regarding the gold
= mic investigation are that large amounts
pre- purchased by Gould, Fisk 4 Co.,
the purpose of bulling the market.
Internal revenue receipts to-day $371.
%.
Boutwell, has ordered the Withholding
the revenue tax from salaries from
pvernment employees, rs heretofore.
The StGr says the House Committee on
ays and Means, this morning, decided
report in favor of reducing the duty
molasses from eight to five cents.
hey will also reduce the duty on sugars,
b and coffee, leaving the bulk of the
ities on manufactures generally. The
istrict Committees Of both Houses will
bar delegates of Woman's Rights Con.
Pntion. in session here, in favor of uni
ersal suffrage in the District.
Advices have been received from
rance to tho effect that Berthamy comes
9ere to adjust postal and cable compica,
ons between the two countries
Delano decides that farmers, selling
heir own products, should have the
enefit of doubts against special tax as
roduce brokers only. When they make
regular and constant business of such
elling, they should be taxed rs brok ers
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EXCHANGE House


USF received, the following brands Gonu.
- inc CHAMPAGNE: Roderns Cabinet
Mumm's Dry. Eerzanoy, Imperial Creme Dc
BonHy, Heidsick. Piper & Co.'S Si!ery
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Watches and Jewelry Repaired
IN the best manner, by first class workmcn,
l. and warranted.
ENGRAVING finely executed.
Dee IL WILLIAM GLAZE.
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TEIG1IeARAP PHIC
Foreign News.

CITY OF MEXICO, January 10. pio
aAvANA.-The revolution in the State of
San Luis Potosi is increasing. The
Governor and members of the Gegisla-
ture are still prisoners. Some Federal
Generals have joined the insurgents.
The officer commanding the Federal
troops In that State reports that his
forces are not strong enough to operate
against the insurgents.
Tho Federal troops in durango. under
command of General Herrera, have pro
hounced against, and refused to recog-
nize. the national government.
The inhabitants In several districts of
the State OF Morelia have also pronounced
against tho national authority. A detach-
ment OF troops sent against them was
defeated. The rebels IN the State of
faebla continue to maintain defiant
attltnde1n the mountains. Their leaders
have issued decree pardoning all impe-
rialists. Salazar aud Portilla have
arrived in the capital. Signor Cattano,
the Italian Charge D'Affaires, has been
officially received by the President.
The family of President Jnarez will
soon sail on n trip to Europe.
The Miraftores mills, the largest in
Mexlco, have been burned. 1000 ope-
ratlVes are thrown out of employment
The State of Aguas Callientes seized a
conducta of $4,000, on the way to
Mexico. nnd appropriated the funds.
PARIS. January 1.-IIaussmann, cx-
PTefect of the Seine, is dangerously sick.
The strike at Lacruezot continues.
LONDON, January 2l.-Anxiety re-
garding the safety of the Great Eastern
Shas been dispelled, as she was spoken on
the 9th OF December in tho South
Atlantic
RIO JANEIRo. December 25.-Louis II.
Gottschalk, while performing La
morte" to monster audience, fell from
the piano insensible. After lingering
three weeks, he died.
Emancipation in Brazil makes great
progress.
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Corn.

storo and for sale ut market prices:
i 500 bushels OF prime White CORN, at
Jan Il HARDY s jLOMON'S.
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For Sale.

Genuine Rhino WINES, following brands
nuussIlemer LanDenheimer, Niersteiner
Deideshcimer. Ian 0D1
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DonieAtfc News.

SAN FRANcIsco. January 2l.-The
4ihinese prostitutes, arrested recently,
3orpm.
PoUdHKEErsIE, January 81. Prince
Arthur passed Sonthward to-day
CHARLESTON, January 2l.-Arrivcd-
schooner Vrai. Now York; schooner
Schud, Baltimore. .Syj led schooner
Active. Baltimore;1 iner IT. j. Traf-
ton, North Weyf Mass. schooner
~ Allen, schooner Ella,
:. s. !: I 4 SHIssl,nEss Young
{. . s. s= Fish, Now
i nd, Boston;
- s. miDgion.
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lyman NJ kting t! to
And, says: ffesSgfdaY, nt half.

end, says; fes%fday, at half.
sEg, s O'Clock, iGeached the funeral
mon of man, ha to-day, at the same
hr I married his widow to another
hn. - Ecchang@
4 We were at the fnuaral of mans wife,
n this. County, op1 u and his second
awful, blushing WYE, sharched sowowing
10 The grave. They were married whilst
sIhe friends were preparing. for the funeral
bf the first. Horibie dieN!'
- IiV'y Me''s.
Ehe Ne,es says: Mr.. VIM. Is Seabrook,
1ll and respected planter N Johns
Md, died suddenly on MONDAY from
keston of the lungs
II am strong and healthy, yet 20 pre-
dse my good condition." ] nse SOLO
|YAdf BTTERs. MI
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Mules and Horses.
M A lot of fine Kentucky
VA MULES and HORSES, forA
0AaG,sale at Agnew Il Co y Stables. H4s
CaIl and examine them. Prices mode MY
rate. OWEN DAILY
JAM