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The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03
HOME MATTERS.
PEPPEk AND SALT,

During the last few weeks water melons have
come to town in innumerable numbers. Every
wagon Was full of them. aad for that matter
every body was ditto. Tho merchants around
town are in similar fix, and they stand in their
doors with tears in their eyes, begging people to
stake one" This is truly the meloncholie-
season Alas! The bloom on our gympson
weed has departed! Nothing now remains but
bur-zes and sttch burs :. E. 1t was a sad sight to
men of our city who had been out in attendance
on temperance picnic. One was singing the
"Do1olosy," another "DaisylDeane," and another
II want to be an angel and still another was
doug his "leyel best" on "One eyed Riley" In
the meantime they took a drink between times"
One had a bottle of exhausted whisky bottle
The bottle was thrown out when empty, being
of no further use, and couple of cows, think.
ing it might be something good to eat, came up
and smelled of it. Sicker cows you never saw
They went way from there A hog came up and
examined the defunct bottle with his nose. The
hog is now dead, but not from a natural die.
The odor of that bottle killed him :. "A promi.
nent hotel in this city recently received a bill
spelled thusly: "Klifting hotel Deter 9 /
Lahm, 80 sents for lb pow-end and eleving
ownces. The onount 1893. KUN and
cettel." OF course the lamb was paid for :.
There WAS trial last Monday before Justice
Raymond. Ayoung and rather pretty girl made
complaint that she in condition demand.
ing husband, and fearful Of those coming events
which cast their shadow before A young man
was interviewed, and the evidence seemed 60
strong against him that the Justice held him to
bail for binding" to appear before the
Circuit Court next term -. Peaches are 81 per
box, and grapes 10 cents per pound. We can't
borrow dollar to buy peaches, but We did
swindle Eastis out of 4 bunch of Coucords,
raised by Belrose As swindlist we are kor.
rect -. The man who fell into the coal hole in
the basement of the Clifton Hotel, will receive
the love letter from his grrel," which was
found in those" by calling at this Office 80. The
man who sent box of uitro.glycerine to our
office addressed to "Bemus," will please call and
take it away. He can get blown up enough
without resorting TO such means as that affords.
In fact troy ycerine is little too loud drink
for US ....A man somewhat exercised about
something We had written about "kizer's toy"
said unto US said he, You can't tell the truth"
We don't believe be has a mathematical mind.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

We tasted some vinegar made by lady of
our acquaintance. She took the parings and
cores of apples poured on boiling water, with
a little molasses and yeast, all put into large
stone jar and kept where it will be moderately
warm. In three weeks it will form good sharp
vinegar.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

SENEcA.-The wayiaring man and the hungry
nan. or any other man. Who is gentleman, will
find splendid accommodations at the well known
Seneca House, kept BY Jacob Hess. who has a
kind lady, ever ready to sec that You have good
cup of coffee, properly cooked steak, and every.
thing else as it should be. There is no "humbug"
about what We say, because We know.
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" ar Maps.

Maps OF the Seat of War between France and
Prussia, showing Germany, France. Belgium,
Holland. Switzerland, &c. Price % cts. For
sale by Osman & Hapeman, IS La Sale street
Mrs. Ford has received her first invoice Of
Fancy Goods for the season. Call and see them
First door south Of Post Office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Entries already being made for premiums
to be awarded at the fair next week-among
them a couple for the special premiums on bread
and butter, offered by the Republican, and FREE
TRADER offices. The books are open for thou.
sand more.
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PRRsONAI.--Messrs. Jenkins and Beede, teach.
ers in our public schools, have just returned
from trip to Lake Superior and vicinity, and
will resume their former positions in our public
schools which open on Monday.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Those who use spectacles, can have no greater
comfort than perfect pair; such can be pro
cured from their well known agent, o. Trask,
sole Agent in this place for Lazarus & Morris
Perfected Spectacles.
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A Norwegian father and mother. with twenty.
one children, recently arrived at Sheboygaa,
Wis. The rest Of the family are expected by
the next steamer.
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A burning we'll has been discovered in Mclean
county. When lighted the flames shoot up 200
feet, but soon subside and expire. ..-
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FOR sALE-A first class Sewing Machine, in
good running order Apply::te Mrs. G. p. Clarke,
east of Fox River.
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#arrffn.

At the residence Of Mr. Routc Ottawa on the 18th
by Rev. vs.. W. Estabrook, Mr.. PETER NCGENT to Miss
MARY Edible SHUTE.
A. ottawa September sr, l0, by James Graham. Esq., Mr..
GEORGE ATWOOD, Of Deer PARK, to Miss SALIVA COOK,
Of Utica.
At the residence Of Capt William Cogswel in Ottawa on
the ,th day Of August 1870 by A. b. Smith. ESQ., Mr.. WINS.
Low HOWARD 10 Miss HENRIETTA BARTON, all OF
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IMrRovED-We are pleased to notice that
the -Marscslles CHi=en is much improved, editori-
ally and geographically, Of late
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ATrENTIoN.-Every one should 60 to H. Z.
WARMERS, No. 6 La Sale street. Why? Be.
cause you can buy fruit cheaper than elsewhere,
and because Morse & Cooley's Eagle Yeast is
in market.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

The o., o. s. +. h. V. II. have brought on
number of new and fine looking oars, some of
them made at Michigan City, Ind, and some at
Adrian, Mich.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Do You WANT OSE.-Three or four certiti-
Gates OF membership to the La Sale Co. Agri-
cultural Society are left by non-resden:s with
w. Z. Bowman, the Secretary, for sale
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Mrs. Hannah Hawley, of Boston. aged 9G, ha
just been baptized, and now looks eagerly for
ward to q long life of christian usefulness.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

Miss Mehan, of the "Emporiam," east of Court
House square, is in New York city, and is daily
sending homo the late fall styles of new and ele-
CANT millinery and fancy goods.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

The mercury fell to below the freo:i ng point
at Helena, Montana, on the 18th OF ", ust aad
snow fell also. Not good climate that for corn
and cotton.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

THAT Hop.-Willis. the professor of dancing
in this city, gave social entertainment 10 his
friends Thursday evening. Everything of course
Mas delightful.
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TATE OF ILLINOIS, LAsA1LE Co.'S

STATE OF ILLINOIS, LA SALE Co.'s.
- IN The County Court thereof OctObtT Tam. 1870
In the matter Of the guardianship of Charles NJ Worhng
ham, mnor-NOCe Of application Of ScHrtYt 81 H. released.
Public notice hereby given all persons concerned that
the undersigned Enos Brown security the bond Sarah
A. Brown guardian of Charles NJ Worthingham. minor
WILL at the October term of the County Court of said county,
to be holden at the Court House Ottawa the third Mon
day tbeng the 18th day. OF October 1870 make appiCa-
ton for order Of said court to be released such security
according to the statute in such made and provided
September 3D. A.. p, lSi0-4w ENOS BROWN
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Splendid line of Dry Goods at Scott, Houtz
& Co.'S.
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DAIsT>NE WA N'r1ID I'm i Dry Goods and
Grocery Storeone of the very brst stands the city,
now doing paying business but which may easily he do
bled Cali on or address DIR. j. U. HARRIS.
NO
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-09-03

SPECIAL MASTER'S SALE,.-By yir.
- tue OF deceia order OF the County Court Of La Sale
county state Of Illinois rendered at the January term there
Of 1870 in certain therein pending wherein John
Colwel Henry +. Clark and James towell partners &C.
were petitioners and Richard Gndon defendant in
application 10 enforce mechanics len the undersigned will
the 10Th day OF september 1870 between the hours
o'clock NJ and two O'Clock the south door of the
Court House in Ottawa in said county sell to the highest bid
der for cash the following described premises TO wit:
The south fourteen feet OF lot six 90 and the hrvSy
feet of lot G. in block fortyou a. In states Add
ton TO the town now city, of Ottawa in said county, salts
fy said decree and costs OF suit. JULIiS AVERY,
Sept. 81, SiO.-3W Special Commissioner.
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.zw,re with . wiz of Her Own.

Tong ago, dr the days OF my bachelor lire,)
when suffered few sorrowS or cares
i became q young C9tebs, IN search ol WIG
With a turn for domestic AFFAIRS
People told me that women were tnouga1iess auo
And mat to be trusted alone;
Sol, made up nv mind that the treasure Pd seek
= Was wife with will Of her own.
For decision and drmness hunted ABOUT
Among spinsters Of every degree,
TIL singled q strong-mindea lady'ioVe out
AS exactly the treasure Tor me.
i prepared for refusal, but got the reverse,
And felt proud ss king on his throne,
When found my self married, for better or worse
10 wife with will OF her own.
But the honeymoon scarcely was over and past,
When slowly began TO suspect -
That I'D made my decision q little too last,
without taxing my time to refect.
was bullied and snubbed, TIL said win slsf'
"How wish could only have Enpwn
What 1t Is to be bound, I'LL GU happen 10 dle,
To wife with win Of her own"
5pm dull as an owl and as meek as q mouse
While nv wife has her will and her way;
OF an evening cannot stir out ol the mousse,
Though Pm awfully fond OF The play.
There's moral no doubt, IN our cat-and-dog lie,
And that moral I've carefully SHOWN;
You should never look out, II III want VI u "nei
For vie with will Of her own.
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Easton s. Co.'s Cotton Report. for tii'
Week ending December =. 1870.

NEW YORK, December 3.-TnE MAEKET.-in
our last report the market closet dull at 1920
for mddngs. Saturday The market was quiet
and prices sc lower. sales 1862 Middltngs l6Ac
Monday, there was an active business at hriner
prices; exporters purchased lberally. Sales 1928.
Middlings 1910. Tuesday, the market was lss
active and prices were shade love- Sales tIi6.
Mlddliugs l6Ic. Wednesday, the market was
dull and prices were &c lower; holders were free
sellers. Sales 1890. MiddliDgs l6hc. Thursday.
holders were anxious to sell, and prices were &c
lower. Sales 5015 at 16c. Yesterday, the market
was dull aud prices lower. Holders offered their
stocks Lberally, Eut buyers were not disposed tU
operate. Sales 1859. Mlddlings 1j?sc.
During the week the market has been active
and declining. closing last evening at 15?sc for
middng against l6Hc The previous week. Sew.
erai causes nave been operating 10 depress prices.
prominent among which are, lst, the heavy re-
cepts at the ports; I'd, the easy settlement OF all
November contracts; Sd, the continuous fne
weather for the crop, causing increased estimates;
4th, the decline in Liverpool caused By, sin, the
free arrival Of American cotton there; 5:h, The
large amount OF cotton at sea for Liverpool ac-
tually 304, 900 last evening, all OF which ought to
arrive IN six weeks; 9TH, spot prices In Liverpool
Cd and only s1sd for arrivals, under which cir.
cumstanceS all cotton arriving is ordered sold at
best price as soon as sampled. Tie above are
some OF the causes that are now depressing
prices. We do not believe that the full effect has
yet been felt as the trade is looking more at the
s. 900 bales now In Liverpool worth Cd, than al
rhe 90, 600 arioat worth about Sd.
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Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN.
LONDON, December 6.-Noon.-Consols SIX.
Bonds 50.
FRANKFORT, December Bonds 94H.
LIVERPOOL, December 6.-Noon.-Cotton dull;
uplands s4d; Orleans Cd; sales 10000 bales Flour
frmer.
December 7.-Noon.-Pork buoyant.
DOMESTIC
NEW YORK, December 7.-Noon.-Stocks weak.
Gold 1o%. Money SAT per cent. Exchange. long,
saS%; short e%. Bonds II. Flour firm; Wheat
quiet and firm. Corn shade irmer. Pork heavy
old mess $22 5o Lard steady; Steam l35salS1c.
Cotton firm; uplands 151kc; Orleans l6c; sales Ie
1000 bales Spirits turpentine firmly held at nc.
| Rosin quiet at Sc o5 for straiued. fFelsh's
steady. ~. ,,,,,inn
15 1sc sales 400 bales; net receipts 1915 coas'"ise
1908; total IT'S; stock $500 bales. ,,,,r, oot,,o
aud steady. Wheat quiet and unGnangeu uoLn noI u u
du white 7cc yellow aSe pGmna, Wbs.
Key steady Cotton quiet and steady; mdadIngS ing
15c: sales e5S; receipts 500; coastHise 525; total
ssS exports coastwse Zz slJSS yt4 u and m.
changed. Corn steady with moderate demand
at Soc Mess pork dull and lower; spotsSis;
! future delivery slS so. Lard duu at !l1al2e,
Bacon in limited jobbing demand; shoulders 10
firm and in good demand at Ssc.
| ST LOUIS, December 7.-Florr unchanged. Corn
and pork quiet and unchanged. clear slues loc.
Lard lrm at l2I4al21zc. Whiskey steady At sec.
LOUISVILLE. December .-Bagglng urn, heinl !,
| 27hc Fax CSC. Flour steady. Grain duil anu
unchanged. Provisions tirmer. Mess pork S!s.
Prime leaf lard l2c for terces lac ior>Hegs' MS
| key firm at sec. ,.,,,o,.
W1ITINGToN, December Cotton unsettled;
middiiug 14c; sales small; net receipts SSi oalesi
| stock 1868 bales. ,,,s
NORFOLK, December 7.-Cotton quiet: low mid.
ding l41ai45sc sales 3c0 bales; net receipts 1883:
| eyp0rts coasLwise I02; 81 ock S2S7 bales.
| AUGUSTA December Cotton market quiet as
14i;c FOR middling; SHES $50 bales; receipts 1880
bales. go =. ,. So, ~ !,
and tending down. middllng 14hc: sales l1oo
bales receipts 1922: exports TO Great Britain 1854
to the Continent $685. coastwlse 1852; STOCK n,ols
bales. ,,,,u,.
14kc sales 1900 bales; net receipts eoi; exports 10
Great Britain 7720; Continent Ills; cuastwlse
1884; stock 81 437.
GALVESTON, December cotton flrmer but not
auotably higher: good ordinary l2Ac; sales Zoo
bales; ne recepts 1914; exports. coastwiSe p;
stock 36IS.
! NEW ORLEANS, December 7.-COtton easier but
not uuo,ably lower: middlines l2Aal5c; sales 5IUO
bales; receipts 1858; coaswse $685. total 5SsG; en-
morris to the continent 1908; stock l26oSi. sugar.
brine 9IalOc. Molasses, prime 5Sa56c: Cufee
firm; prime l7Aal74sc. Sterling nominaly lsAa
20. sight x discount Gold 1923.
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THE A1ABAxA IMMIeRANr ASSOCIATION,

THE ALABAMA IMMIGRANT ASSOCIATION,
whose incorporation are gentlemen Of integrity
and wealth, have thetr advertisement in another
column, in which they propose to distribute $780,
900 In greenba;xs to holders OF tickets, in sums
ranging from $40 to s25, 900. This association Is
vouche,l fcr by tht press Of Montgomery, as well
as by prominent bankers and merchants, and
viii deal sousreSy With the patrons 1t is-a similar
institution 70 the California Mercantile Library
Association. That dispensed such large sums Of
money few weeks since. Tickets only So.
Read their advertisement in another column.
novsolo
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-08
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, DECEMBER
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

Br bark Lille NJ, Guthrie, Berbice, Guiana -
days. Ballast To C G Coe, Supt.
schr Ellen. scarpa, Back River 21oo bushels
rough rice To Cohen, Hanckel q Co. Co.. ,,u os
SChr Ann Deas, Garbatti. West Point MIL. %
tcs rice. To Porcher i Henry.
Steamer City Point, Vincent Palatka. VIC Jack
sonville, Fernandina and Savannah. 4s bags
To D Aiken Il co, " Witte Geo II Ingraham Il
SON r S Venuing. Cohen, Hancke & co, D Buck.
ley, Paul, WEIGH Brandes Stoney d Lowndes'
NJ 4 Mond, Steamship CO, Capt = Bra!ne. baa, 90
Landings. 42e bales cotton. To shacke!ford 4
4 Kelly Mowry & Son, Smith. A J Salinas G
W Williams i co, Frost Adger W Witte,
Ryan, Barden u Parker, G H Walter co.
Steamer Argo, Kissam, Edisto and way Land
lncs As bags sea island aud bales upland COZ,
ton, mdse &c. To D Nsbet, J CoeocE & co, D
Mowry e. Son, Stoney Lowndes, W La@toii,
Fraser 4 Dill. ] Hurkamp& co, W. g courtney d
& co, Stoll, Webb & co, A McLeish. E Bates CO.,
Ravenel L Holmes, T Baynard and order.
Roat from James Island bags sea island cot
ton To Fraser Dill.
Boat from Johns lSlan9. bags sea Rlanu co.,
ton To Fraser e. Dill.
Boat from Johns Islan1. 6 bags sea Island cot
ton. To L Howard & Bro.
Boat from James Island. bags sea Island COT
ton. To L Howard L. Bro.
Received from St Johns. bags sea island cot
ton. To L Howard j Bro.
Walpo,e's boat from Johns Island. bag sea
island cotton. To Roper.
Freer's boat from James Island. l bag sea isl
and cotton To r Roper.
aenkins's boat from Johns Island. bag sea
island cotton. To Roper.
Boat from James Island. bags sea island cot.
ton. To Kinsman L Howell.
CLEARED YESTERDAY:
schr Mary Ireland, Ireland, Baltimore via
Jacksonvllle-H Baker j. co.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Span brig Francisco, Rlera, Barcelona.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship James Adger, Lockwood, New York.
December 4.
CP FOR THIS Port.
Dr bark vinco, Doyle, at Liverpool, Novem-
Der II.
schrJ Stickney, Fooks, ut Baltimore. Decem-
Der o.
Schr E Corson, Brewer; al Philadelphia, De-
cember 5.
schr A Hooper, Hooper, at Philadelphia, De-
ceInber 8.
CLEARED FOR tbs PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull Dutton. al Baltimore, De.
cember s.
Schr Iris, Dartmouth, at Savannah, December 6.
SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship " Evernan. HncIley, at Phil.
delphia, December 6.
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New York Rice Market.

From the Journal OF Commerce. December ::
The market Is quiet and unchanged in value The
receipts are q trife lighter and give holders
shade more confidence. but dealers still hold OH.
We notice sales OF Is tierces good at ii:c. We
quote 7a71sc as the range.
From the World: About Is tierctS Carolina were
johbed out in small lots to the trade at 6HaiAc,
the market remaining steady, though will! plenty
OF stock for the call.
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Havana Market.

HAVANA, December 3-SUdAR.-MatSetw with.
out decided change. Sales " The week SouG boxes.
Exports during the week from Havana and Ma
tanzas l2 600 boxes, and 800 hhds, OF which $500
We,e for the United States. Stock remaluing in
warehouse at Havana and Ma,anzas, $1,000 boxes
and GOO hhds.
FreightS HAT.
Lumber nrm; white pine az s3ia36; p!:ch pine
at S32a34. Naval stores firm.
Exchange on London lo4a2o1: per cent. On
United states. currency, ~ days sight, 2a3 dis.
count; short sight 1a1h discount; IN gold, Gu days
sight, 75sas premium; short sight, premium.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-08

AN ARTICLE OF TRUE MERIT.-"Brown's
Bronchial Troches', are the most popular article in
this country or Europe for Throat Diseases and
Coughs, and this popularity Is based upon real
merit, which cannot be said Of many other prep.
arations In the market, which are really but weak
limitations Of the genuine Troches. For sale
wholesale by Dowie, Noise & Davis, Charleston,
g
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RIoE.-There was fair inquiry. Sales about
275 tierces Of clean Carolina, say IL at 6; SO a..
GIG; 50 at OK; 10 at als; q at 615; 81 at 6,S
We quote good rice at 61s@62Ec.
NAVAL SToREs.-There were no sales Of note.
FRBIaHTs-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi-
nal; via New York, "a on uplands, 11ld on sea
islands by sail I'd on uplapds. IA on sea
islands. To Havre nominal. Coastwise-to New
York, By steam, Ic on upands and lc on sea
islands; So q tierce on rice; by sail, &c p ft on
ootson;-S p tierce on rice; 4Oc q barrel on rosiu. .
$7@S q on lumber; ss@1o q N on timber. To
Boston, by sail, H@xc q fb on upland cotton.
To Providence, by sail So q N on boards, &c
p b on cotton; by steam 81 q bale on New
Yorkrates. To Philadelphia, by steam, nc q h
on uplands; By sail, 81 II on boards; 80 on
timber; So p ton on clay, and s3@s so on phos.
pilates. To Baltimore, By steam, Kc p ID; By
sail, So 6o@7 a II on boards; ss@s rs q ton Gu
phosphate rock. Vessels are In demand by
our merchants to take lumber frelghts from
Georgetown, 8. G., Dsrien and Satilla River, Ca,
and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern ports, and $40
Ola = n are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHANax.-sterlng 60 day bills 1sx@lsz.
DOMESTIC EXCHANGE. - The sanks purchase
sight checks at X@K of, and sell at par.
GoLD-lo9I2.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-08

LOVERS OF THE BEAUTIFUL IN ART will
bear in mind that tomorrow Is the day fixed By
Messrs. Leitch i Bruins for the sale at auction OF
the stock of chromos in the establishment Of
Quinby g. Co. More acceptable or worthler
Christmas presents cannot be secured.
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Hotel Acknowledgements 2,
PAVILION HOTEL.

PAVILION HOTEL.
C. C. HItchins, Syracuse; l.. D. Merriman.
Greenwood: ]. q. Buchanan, Chester; r. Weaver,
j. R. Holcornbe, F. ii. Cannon Atlanta; W. j. IT.
wing, Stone ,ls Murray's Circus; Mrs. and MISS
Van Lew ElmIra; P. Scruggs, GreenVille; a. d.
Simons, Kansas; T. R. Aver, Barnwell; James A.
Dunn and wife, Columbia; W. S. Buggs, Claren,
don; 8. B. Newram, South Carolina; N. A. Haven.
New York; Oliver Hewitt, Graham; W. T. Miller,
Orangeburg; A. Lineu, London.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
n. J. O,Brien, Augusta; W. Friedwaid, Bal:i.
more; John T. Darby, E. P. Alexander, Columbia;
W.H Austin and wife, Greenyille; ]. s. Tdwell,
8. Woolf, South Carolina; Hugh Leaman, Laurens;
Dan Morrison, New York; H. N. Vance, North
Carolina; Francis E. Miles and lady, New York;
W. B. Whaley, Orangeburg;J. B. kershaw; J. B..
Albert Baltimore; B. F. jenkins, Virginia; W. II.
wallace, Philadelphia; D. Molloy, E. T. Molloy,
Cheraw;J. W. Williamson and lady, Mrs. a. D..
Gibson, Darlington; J. R. Gibson, Mars Bluff; Ma
orJ.,W. Lacy, VIM. Lacy, A. P. Willforce, Vir-
ginis; F. a. Carpenter, Boston; W. L. G. Andrews,
wilmington; Captain Renshaw, United States
Navy; 8. W. Maurice Ktngstree; Israel Well,
Philadelphia; E. NJ. speights, H. G. Baggett, South
Carolina.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. 8. Platt New York; J. P. Constable, Hart.
ford,T.E. Debon, New York; S. Dudley Ross
Philadelphia, T. q. Howell and wife, Miss Howell,
Chicago; J. NJ. Farmer, Marlboro; H. ]. Bradley,
St. Louis; MIR. and Mrs. Neal Miss G. F. Neal,
Boston; Mr.. and Mrs. ". ]. Ray, Montreal; 7. F.
Booth, New Haven; VIM. Martin, Columbia; Or.
Richa-d Ettinsge, VIM. NJ. Silkman, wife and
child, New York; A. Jaquia and wife, New Jersey.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-08

TIE SINGER New FAMILY SEWING MACHINE
will make splendid holiday present. Easy
terms. State agency No. 1877 King street.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-08

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. ocs1S