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A Washington dispatch Of the 2lst instant, to
the New York, Tribune. says:

A Washington dispatch Of the 2lst instant, to
the New Fork, Tribune. says:
Mr. Chamberlain, Attorney General Of South
Carolina Mr Carpenter, and Senators Saw
Tsr and Robertson, had conference with the
President, to-day, in regard to sending troops
to the disturbed districts of their State. The
President assured them that he had already,
about two weeks ago, ordered to that State
twelve eompanies of Infantry and four OF cav
AIRY, and that they are now on their way there
inom Fort Laramie. The President said that
he thought that there Is more disorder now In
South Carolina than in any other Southern
State, but that he will use all the power dele
gated TO HIM; and. he hinted that1e thought
That he had enough to support Governor Scott,
and.asslst him In protecting the peaceable citi-
zenset that State. Flf two regiments Will NOT
do It," he remarked, Itch shall be sent there,
and kept there, Too. II necessary, as long as
this administration Is In power" he, added,
that II Democratic President Is elected In
1872, one ot his 6rst acts Will be to, withdraw
the troops, and General Grant said that he
would ndvise Republicans to fOHew the troops
out Of the State: -
prominent South Carolina Republicans say
that sending troops there vii! be attended
with one Of two-resultsAeither collision will
occur between them and the Ku-Klux, or the
ouIages will cease. !Phetgeneral optnfeH js
that The latter will be the case, as the eNpe-
fieRee In the State thus Ear has been that no
disturbance has occurred In the districts where
the United States troops have been quartered.
But ii the Ku-Klux haze become. 50 strong
aud bold as to plunge the State into civil war,
the quicker it comes, they say, the better 1t
wllfoe for the people.
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a very successful forger, in the person oil
one Lodis yan Eeten. Q Belgian, who'has been
the cause ofmuch ,ribulati0n IN WsiI street,
hss.lateIy been lodged in the Tombs- he WAS
arrested couple Of weeks ago ID New OilsAns-
where he wss living in hps style, at teadmg
hotel, acc ,mpafned by woman who passed
for his wife, and who attracted much ATTENTION
among the lady guests Of the house because o.
her fine diamonds. Van Eeten last summer
committed two forgeries in New York. ln one
case he was pearly successful In obtaining
ST., 7,0e0 by altering check for $1,000. but the
forgery was detected, and he managed 70 e.
cape, White in New York he also stole $40 O00
bond from Cuban gentleman at the st.
George Hotel, in that city; and subsequently,
after his escape. he sold Il is bond in California
after lysnG first however, altered lfs figures.
Van Eetefi has foufis6ea under severai shases,
among them. .Phllps, I" II Livingston. &c; but
ever since his .disappsarance frpm Maw York
the detectives have besn on hia tracks, With
the ipal result of securing his arrest, as noted
shove, in New Orleans, AS m1y be expected
from hls record, the iorger is manor plausible
and geutlemanly address, not without educa-
ton, and decidedly apt in ths use OF chemicals.
It is onfy.a pity that so much'tacS and energy
shouid tiave been devoted to practices which
ihave brought him at last to . fsion's coll.
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Mem 1Jnhllratlo1s.
TNOGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NEW CATALOGUE, No. Z.


JOHN ESTEN COOKIES LIFE OF GENERAL
ROBERT E.: LEE, Illustrations, portraits and
maps, S.; Musings Over. the 'Christian Year"
and "Lyra Innocentlum," by Charlotte Yonge, to:
gether with few Gleanings Of o. Esoosctens q
SO so; A Concordanceto "Keble's Christian Year"
So so; Holidays at st. Mary's. or Tales In Ss.
terhood, by 8. D. N, 81; The Jordan and its Valley
anafhe Dead sea ~ csn MoEIn s ae sGss Iss
Jesns. 4 series OF 6eSotIonal readings fof the
closet and the family, by Rev. William jay, 81 so;
Evenings with Jesus Sy Isy s. 5O aSG
Selection In relation to Sex, sy Charles Darwin,
Max Muller's Chips from German WorKshop,
sDnsnRs ssssas q Hsssry o
fessor DE-. Ernest C1rtius, translated by A. W..
Ward. n. A., vol. l. 81 80; A Handbook OF Legen.
Diary and Astrological Ant, by Clara ErskIne Gle
and nature Under the Tropics; sketches Of travels
among the Andes and OF the Orin0co, Rio Negro,
and Amazons, BY d. NJ. and P. '. N. Myers, So.
NEW SUPPLIES OF THE FOLLOWING vALUA.
= RIE AND POPULAR BOOKS:
Biekerstith s.; Changed Cross, Si50; Shadow on
the Rock. 81 80; Stepping Heayenwsrd, by Miss
'Prentiss, $l,76; Broadus on the Preparation and
complete In vols, 81 So; Macdun1s Memories OF
Patrnos, So; The Victory Of theVanqu!shed. by
the author or SchonbGg Gotta Family, 81 70; Sid,
don's hampton Lectures: The Divinity or our
Lord aud Saviour Jesus Christ, 81 90; Shiloh, or
without and Within, So; BY the Sea, 81 70.
!. FAMILY AND POCKET BIBLES.
We have recently made ,isrge additions to our
stock Of Bibles. The prices are greatly reuuced;
We are now offering an unusual large variety OF
English and American Family Bibles, Pocket
Bibles and the Episcopal Prayer Book at extreme
lV low DriCeH. ID.
a Persons residing in the country will please
bear IN mind that by sending their orders TO ns
ter any books published In America, they win be
charged only the priceof the book. We pay f0r
the postage or exprass.
H Address.
FOGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY,
No. $50 King street, I'm the Bsndl Charleston, sc.
ctuTh
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THE sEATIg GAPIEAL.
University Changes-A Good Man Gone
-Governor; Scott and the TsIes-Fair
WarHi9g.
rrRoM QUA owN CORRESPONDENT

IFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
COLUMBIA, Aalch %. .
The State. .Usivershy,has reached the. num-
ber of afty-four STUDENTS, as rlearn tom;a pro
fessor there-a larger attendance than heHeto-
fore. for sdrne years Proiessof Hart, elected
last yearge the chair Of "NatNa and Aeehan-
ical Philosophy and Astronomy" has been re-
Gently transferred to the chair Of .A[sthenat-
les and Gya and Kllitary Engineering and
Construction - The chair vacated by Professor
Hart, the one formerly held by Professor
John LeConte, now in California, has been
filled by the election OF the Rev. B. B. Babbitt.
an Episcopalian minister of New York. Pro-
fessas> Babbltt arrived with his family last Sat-
urday, and is entering upon Aisduties.
The death of Mr.. Charles A. Boll!n, for many:
years connected with the South Carolina Rail-
roaG, occurred ct hiAs home. In thss city ths
morning. He has been an invalid for several
months. IN his aeatfftne community losesan
earnest, honest Irtsefef and working man; ana
many friends a.good friend. '-..s'
His Excslleuoys GoRerpor Scott. has recently
had. occasion ts. test the besnuss Of ,pppleipal
taxation at the capital under the new regime.
Last t., year Els city taxes were about $780, but
this wear, uIder 1 new ordinance, the city pub-
licar figures up his taxes air told at sss7, more
or less. The assessment This year seems to
be a bit marei comprehensive. than II wss
last. The GoyesaaI Is, ,sald TO; think lit rather
high. I have the figures from parties wh9-
know the facts. The publication Of such facts
will bayer pretty mdcK the same effect upon
immigration Is WIN 'tnat >oS Kp;K1uSs z s.'auts
rages,n foF which some q oaf Baarss Journals
seem to have Yerac,o1 appetitea. But DO net
both truth and ultimate good demand that
both kipds Of facts be given, to ,the aablic Z
The fatareiMnigrant shopld, In alb ,fairness,
be warnestsf hseh shyleek-taxes and Ka@kiu2-'
Klans-ruut coelure, (also taIes.) CoRsAIR. =
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AFFAIRs IN WAsHISGToN.
The Senate Declines 70 Adjourn--Sum-
ner Preparing to Bembard Grant.
WASHINGTON, March "a.

WASHINGTON, March "a.
The Presidents message OF yesterday, which
will prolong the session q month, and doubt
less secure some kind OF Ku-KIux legislation
was concocted by the President, Secretaries
Boutwell, and Robeson, Senators Wilson. Nor
ton, Pomeroy and Chandler. and Represents
ttves Maynard and Mercar. These person:
ages we're in consultation two, hours. in the
President's room In the capital whence the
message Issued. s.ra
Nominations. George W. Graham. asses-
ser Fourth Virginia District. Jennings, as.
SCISSOR Third alabama District, was rejected.
Not confirmed.
The House resolution to adjourn sine die on
Monday was tabled. Summers Dominican
resolutions after long contest. were reeeiE-
ed. and ordered to be printed. The deficiency
appropriation bill was taken up. Sumner
speass eleven columns on Monday. sher-
mans resolution ordering the Judiciary CON-
mittee. to report Ku-KlM bill was laid aside
by majority Of 4.
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HE'TROUBLE IN THE STATE.
APRoc1AMAr1oT FBos THE PRES
IDENT.
The so-oalied Insurgents Ordered to
Retire to their Hemes-A Formidable
Document. 5s.
WAsHINGTosS March "A.
The following, proclamation has been is
Rr TIE pasupENr OF THE UNITED STATES OF
,NEa1cA-A Proa.AAfiTION.

sued:
Br TIE paRnDENr OF THE UNITED STATES OF
Al6Ea1cA-A PHoa.AMiTfoN. -
Whereas, It IS provided In the Constttution
of the United States that the United States
shall protect every State IN this Union on ap.
plcatioa Of the Legislature, or OF the Sxecu-
tive, when the Legislature cannot be conVened,
against domestic violence; and, -.
Whereas, 1t is provided: In the laws OF the
United States that in all cases of insurrection
in any Stats, or Of obstruction to the laws
thereof. it shall be lawful for the President OF
the United States, on application Of the Leg
islature of such State, or Of the Executive
when the Legislature cannot be convened, 70
call fox.ths militia Of any other State, or States,
or to empiey such part of the land and naval
force as shan be judged necessary for the pur.
pose of suppressing such insurrection, or OF
causing the laws to be duly executed; ana,
whereas, have received Information that
combinations of armed men, unauthorized ~;
law, are now disturbing the peace and safety
of the citizens Of the State OF South Carolina,
and committing acts of violence in said State
of o character and to an extent which renders
the powers of the State and it's emcers un-
eouai to the task Of protecting life ana pro-.
perty, and securing public order therein; and,
whereas, the Legislature OF said state is not
now in sesstoa and cannot be convened IN
time to meet tie present emergency, and tho
Executive of,sald State bss therefore made
application tome for such part OF the 'Iiiltary
force OF the Ualted States as may be necessary
and adequate to psotsct said State and the clti-
zens thereof against the domestic violence
hereinbefore mentioned and to enforce the
due execution of the lawgs and
Whereas. saet laws ,olf, the United States re-
ouire that whenever It may be- necessary, IN
the Judgment OF the President, to use the
military force for the purpose aforesaid, ne
shall forthwith, by proclamation, command
suoainsmgents to. ;disperse and retire peace
ably to their respective abodes Within isInse
ed time: - --r.,-x
Now, therefore,aI Ulysses 9: Grant, Prest?
dent Of the United States, do hereby com
mand the persons composing the unlawful
combinations aforesaid to disperse and retire
peaceably to their respective abodes within
twenty days from this date. "
In witness Whereof hare hereanto set my
hand and cau.sa the sea Of the United States
to be affixed. Us t..;sl;
Done asSthe City Of Washington this a4th
day Of Marcel, in, the. year Of our Lord; 1871
and of the Independence Of the Un.ted States
the ninety-hfth. 6 .1zsa -
(siapeda 4: =: U: S. GRlET. -
E'oTssI ~ 1.s=.rS
BY the President: 49,
HAMILTON FTsH, secsetarg of State I
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,sYARHsl FR0 THE WIRES

The Arkansas Senate defeated the House
memorial for the removal of disabilities, eleven
to fve-claytol's senators voting nay. = j
The Mississippi Legislature has appotn sed-a
special committee tc fnvesti gate the leap o.
500 600 aof Ch,ckasawa Coahsy school fund
ho nds to the Mobile ana Ohio Rd,road. :, sSis y
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At the beginning OF the Franco;Gerrnsn
war, two BARRIERS in Temesvar, Hungary.
agreed TO commit suicide If the French should
be conquered by the Prussians. They were as
good as their word At the news Of the sur,
render of Paris, both blew their brains out,
leaving letter which ended With 4iViTe 'la
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Biners.

IT'S T I NJ 9 N 7 4 L s.
Read lew Of the Testimonials in regard tosthe
r. EFFIeA GY OF Jhas STEALING aEpIolNEr
= :, OLD CAROLINA 6tFFERsa
a few Certificates from the many IN our posses.
SION from persons who have tested the
- OLD CAROLdGA BIFrERS:
FROM THE POSTMASTER AT. TUMBLING
TuSt11sa SHOALS, s. C., Aptns, 1870.
,Nesss:: tooDNIcH, WINsMAN-& TO-, Charlesron
: esnttsmen.-fhis ts to inform you that about q
-sear ago was in delicate health, worn out with
uId age aud hard WORK, Weighing one hundred
menced. using the OLD CAROLINA BlT12RA AZ:
ter using nine bottles, iels as wen ana Siopoas
money. weighed. after using the above, one
hundred and seventy.two pounds. lhave since
heen strong and hale. Accept, gsnusHen' y s NJ NJ
thanks: and success say to Tile OILS cAkoLlSA
DIihAs; Is,encd, RANSOM PHILLIPS, PM.
Tunbiag Shoals, S. G.
FROM ANDREW CuAMBERs, IRwISToN, Ga.
IRWINTUN, GA, September "a. 1869.
Messrs. GOODRICH. WINBAAN q o.:
Gentiemeu-Wnen In your city, TWO weeks ago,
your DR.. Service gave me potte OF your cee.
:Srated EAaOtINA BlTTERS, which 1bfoug ht
home for INV father whose health was very feeble.
Ifier using it he was. so well pleased with ita
ELECTS. That ne considers 1hem almost ihdfspensa-
ME. Please fnd enclosed sixteen, tsl6) the price
OF two cases; direct them W. J. Chambers Son,
10. l8, Z. x. K. Yours, very respectfully,
IStrned) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
BeRT VALLEY, GA..' .'september 1a 1869. 4;
Msssrs GooDRrcH, WfNEAAN& K 60, Charlestun:
- Centlemen-I take great pleasure in informing
vou Ilat my,wRe has experienced great benefit
rom The use OF the OLD CAROLINA BlTfERS.
It * cerlaiuly a good medcine, and Would'
pleased II you would send me ano,ner dozen I'M
medately. kespecuulS. @c;'
: "tSignedl ,.;a,, HHo, a. noossa. T ts.,
Sold BY all druggists In Charleston. The trade
supplied by .oon,,cu .,v,sEM.N co
PRINCIPAL Depot, No. s5 Hayne street
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Day and Night Trains make close connections
at Augusta with GeUrgia Railroad and Central
Railroad. -,, r-s-S,,
Night Train connects with Macon and Augusta
Railroad. ~ T''t. t;'S 80
Columbia Night Train connects with o.eenxiass
and Columbia Railroad.
Camden Train connects daily with Day Passen.
JAMIE A. L. TYLER, Vlce.President.
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ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.

rLECTRo MAGNETIC BATTERIES,
MEDICINE CHESTS, PHYSICIANS SADDLE,
- BAGS, DC.
For aa,s bv DR. q. BAER II
mario No. 131lNeetlng street :,
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THE STRONG ARM.

United state Troops en- route to South
Caroilnn-The President Determined
to Restore Ordrr-in the Resources Of
the Government to be Used IL Neces-
sury.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD CON.
LlN ,pAGY. E.-r.E


CHARLESTON, s. O., February II, 1871. :
Trains leave Cnarleston Daily at II N. and 6:ao
Arrive at Charleston 7:so A. N-ldondsys ex-
cepCed) and $3.50 P. II.
Train does not leave Charleston s:se P. n, SUN.
DAYS. - III - ll4
Trainieaying at 12 NJ makes through connec.
tion te New York via Richmond and AcQma
Creek only, going through In u heors, wNHoUF
DETENTION ON SUNDAYS. s. =
Passengers leaving BY $50 P. d. Train have
choice OF route, via Richmond and Washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore. Those leaving
FRIDAY by this Train lay over on SUNDAY W Bal.
ttmore. These leaving on SATURDAY remain Sun.
DAY In Wilmington, N. o.
This is the cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and ether poinba
West and Northwest, both Trains making Close
connections at Washington with Western trains
'ol Baltimore end 0 hfU Raflfoad.
8 =. SOLoNQHS, - =
80 '.i;'S Engineer ana superintendent
P. I, CLEAPos, General Ticket Agent. ..,st.
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LOYALTY IN TIE STATE.

rhe Class which Demands Protection
Loyal Citizens Always and Every
wh.re safe-South cnrolintans RE
qatre Relief from Radical Mlsruie-
The Eu-Kiu1 and the earpet-Bagser.
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fertilizers.

: This aUANois no& 30 wen known in alr the
southern States for It's remarkable enects "a az
agency fer Increasing the products OF labor, as
not TO require especial commendation from Us.
its use for fve Years ast has established Its
chayacter Tor reliabls eAeslencs.. The large hxso
-capital1nvested by the Company in this trade.
affords tile sursst guarantee OF the Gouttnuea,e
celIence Of its Guano. i'm. ROBSON,
=: - ....s ,Sellag Agent GhsSlestsn, g. c.
3 JOHN S. REESE u CO., General Agents, Bati.
more. Atlsf r-.-.. 80 2EeL-bAC
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QAvANNAH.AND CHARLESTON RkM
~ ROAD .-..I - =. = l., 2.

PASSENGER TRAINS on this Road run daily as
follows: t......,sA. z IN "a - '..l- .
Leave Charleston. on............. $50 A. y.
= Arrive es Sovannon. 800 fsH: eN..
Leave savannah. ."..r... Il 10 70 4, e.
Arrive at Charleston .t.z8 r. ID.
. Connects at Savannah with the Atlantic Gull
Railroad for Jseksonyiile, st, Augustine, and all
points In Florida. ...i,.
VITA Oeasral. Raflroad FOR Macon, Atlaata, Mo-
bile, New Orleans and the West.
T. With Steamboats, for points On the Savannah
River. .-....sg. .s,.e .l......,
Carolina Railroads, and Steamships for al points
North and West.
Through Tickets over this line on sale at Hotels
In Charleston; Soreven House, Savannah; aad oil
principal Ticket offices North and Sout1
Frefghts forwarded d8tfy 70 ana nom SaVan'
nah aud ali points beyond. .s,..;. ..,
4. Through Bins OF fading issued to Jacksonville,
rh7 TariT as low IS 'py any other llne.
I. O. 8. .GADSDEN, .j.s
oct5 Engineer and superintendent.
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LINE: 10 SAVANNAH.

Fox racfr1c LANDING, REAgEonT lhres.
RRUNSWIEk, a..
Inc fayortte Steamer
ELfz A II A ~ G O 1p
oaptan L: ". BuKA
VIII reoeiys Freight at Accom- moaa, nSs1s Sc
tion wharf for above Ralngr zs,r Sys Wss;aS5s9
IS az octock, arriving as savsnaah ssa1ne:
aventna. and lealin9 fT Dsfien, &c, te folioN.
tne mofning. Returning, VIII leAye savannah 1et
Clsrieston every MONDAY .oatnso, AZ e'caock-
AYENEL, HOLMES i CO.,
sepfo Saa1TEass bays
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miscellaneous.

,, =. = @ "A Il y
JOHN BINNS, AGENT, z,F
RespectfuIlf Informs the citizens Of Charleston,
and she public generally, that he has Opened D
store at No. 81 Market street. where he intends 70
keep on nshd efers artlclefor Ladies' and Gents
WEARING APPAREL, Pocket and Table Outtery,
Agricultural Tools and numerous articles, useful
aud ornamental, too numerous TO recaptulale o IN
an advertisement, and Win Cell for cash for .
small margin over direct i'm; orr cost. and by
such ne hopes to share portion o! pubic paLron-
age. : msI -
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Railroads.
CoUPRG GARoLINA RAILROAD.

>f IIoEPREsIDENT's OFFICE,
CHARLESTON, B. o., January 1a, 1871.
On and after SUNDAY, January 70, the Psssen-
II Trains on tnc Sou.l ~ rJlna Railroad Will
e on fOlI0wg. '-.Tt 'f4i -
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EoR GEORGETOWN, IS q. ',;f
= mo stssnsr ElQLlEs GAptain0 r.Ea2h,.
q. White, Will receive Ftetght THIs =, I.
DAY 1t S6dth e6mIHercinf 8GSlf, fof HsoTgeto#a
ind Laadiags IN the Beaehboshocd, - usual, and
lssve on SUNDAY NIG1l, the 18th infant, at
O'Clock.
10 Rreisht Hihi he received aftsr sunset. Ship.
pegs Will please bear thtA tp mind.
: All Freight must be prepaid.
Apply on beard: or 60 - -
mar1b-I,'a ~ - Boycesb Wharf.
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18
RECEIPTS OF PRODTCE.

Pr Norh RTlT I's''ts 0nf Hd'tfoHdt.
De- h- Pkg, Ashes pig EresnaI 3s4 hss Cotton hae
orooE Cr Il! CDy:t 81 PIGS Dci Fui, 81 M Eye
~ b. Flour go bush. Nies', 35cI buh. Com s0 bush
AZ 60 Malt l'j hu, Bsrlc'. fyi bags SEED - bs
s.a,, uo Peas 10 jD> Mai 80 bag Meal "a bls Zane
81 hts. Ii.up rs 'sles iIo Gas nd 1902 sis Leab.r
Nv pg. tr,ss a4is rtg. Isri 81 Legs Lard 81 Bo'.
- - -, Cr.ss lkgs. ms - hbi- LarI Oh DrSl
heg' ~ r,e Re pig starcL +V tags sumse 54< bb,.
n4sfv - is.. Wc0l.
,nr Der ~ Las Ct, "a ylgs Drei Fiut-. JGJ bhls.
sn ~ Lt, Beaa, so hs'es Hop 1881 sGes icAher '"3
b' 'sr " Chez ids. Tobacco, 4i1 bOIr and
~ Vseeo - ts. Wool 1914! til' Flour 3C5l osr Wh sky
70 tI' 'st N'l 2 ~ isgs Crn MoAl - SN bun Wit &s "
20 "t. y ll5 au,L Il 800 h.sl MtF !sIl"
H.h hs'T r: sd ~ pigs Ashe, 2ii' e. Bee
~ ~, 10 p.g Cat Meats ltJg Ttgs Lar - Aess Ls'd
New-York tribune., 1871-12-18

,.;s.s : .,: - ss :;:s an @
$3.50 a..S wS..s sss s e..l OF. Os asos fsss nsss
S.sI @ Ss a S ;es Gss %s Ss o s
'Ts s,s, and tS n l@e R.,
'ii ss%!s' sss a. s &s ss'
= 20 ":. nd T-S Sl ts s. s.s ss
& sI Ss s I'd ssSs aSr 10 s,s an q
tTs: %E,;. oa yellow Ss:d sssse|s, ~%se &C
% Nike $ Ws nn" dull m.sd " sa%a Sae' cn.s IS
& t Esr Sso 3"s sss % f: S1s. L's9 M sF, a
S 0i sG Pm sa%s ws. cy" nssn a. rs ,s e. N e
nryrHo Dec e-R.n 81 900 bush Corn rlo". dO
S:ss Ss's S'% as'' 10; ' Ss NJ as
E: .' raas 9%si for ''
% sf a aid ss s %f !'%sl sas aid aa
sssgss ri s .eT s%,s% & o
HAM, m n'isssn1s sr % VIA; A. ranias mG fsi &c &c Clear RIB Sides Sc
for spT.s zSsr S"sr - e, s.G %s,e s.
M''s' % n'' f5 Ws1' ;:
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