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REGULA TIONS.

]. Persons wishing to exhibit are reques
ted to make their entries of articles, with full
description on the Secretary'S books, as early
as possible on the first day of the Fair. Nc
entries Of articles for competition will be re
ccived after II o'clock on Wednesday, the
second day of the Fair, accept in the class oi
| Speed.
2. Animals and articles entered for exhibi-
ton Will have cards attached, with the number
as entered on the Secretary's book; and exhi-
bitorS should III all cases obtain their Cards
previous to placing their stock or articles on
the Fair Grounds
3. Persons exhibiting articles which they
desire TO have sold, will be furnished with
cards announcing the fact that such article is
for sale.
f. No animals or articles entered for exhi-
bition can be taken away before the close of the
Fair except by permission of the President,
and no premiums will be paid on animals or
articles removed in violation of this rule.
5. All articles or animals offered for COM
petition must have been owned by the competi-
tor at least thirty days before the Fair; and all
fruits, vegetables, and grain must be the growth
OF the competitor
6. Any article or animal which receives a
distinct premium cannot compete in general
display, nor shall any one article receive more
than one premium.
4. for all STOCK exhibited, hay, straw and
water will be furnished without charge; oats
and corn will be supplied at market prices.
s. Any person entering horses, cattle, sheep
or swine, for exhibition, without first consult
ing the Awarding committee (whose names will
be furnished on application to the Secretary on
the first day of the Fair) in regard 20 blood,
will do it at his own risk and if said animals
are not entered in the proper class, they will
not be recognized by the committee on such
class, of which the Awarding Committee shall
be the proper judge.
9. All articles exhibited, whether eatables
or not. must be respected as private property !;
and any person detected purloining or injuring
them will be dealt with according to law.
TO- All moneys awarded as premiums shall
revert to the Society unless called for Within
60 days
IL. An efficient police will be on the
Ground day and night, and the Society will
rse all delgence to insure the safety of articles
on exhibition, but in no instance will they be
responsible for loss or damage that may occur.
II. Exhibitors are requested to take charge
of their goods at the close of the Fair. and at
tend to their removals personlly.
BeI5@ Articles intended for exhibition will be
to and from the Depot free of
Charge.
JEROME S. WILLIAMS, President.
c. S. DERRICK, Secretary
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MONROE COUNTY


Amount Of Property Insured 81 10000
The rate of Insurance in this Company
is one dollar for every thousand dollars in
sured. after which payment no further char
yes will! be made, except to cover actual loss
by fire that may fall upon members of the
Company.
The policies issued by this Company are
perpetual, and afford the fullest security,
with the largest economy and convenience
This company will not issue Tanneres-
Oisti!lerics or Cabinet Shops.
Applications for Insurance may be made
TO either Of the Managers, Surveyors or Sec.
retary.
MANAGERS.
J. Depne Labar, Jacob Knecht,
Richard S. Staples, John Edinger,
Silas l.. Drake, Francis Hagerman,
Charles d. Brodhead, Jacob Stoufier,
Robert BOYS, Theodore Schoch,
William Wallace, Thomas w. Rhodes,
Stogdell Stokes,
STOGDELL STOKES, President.
e. 3. DREHER, Secretary end Treasurer.
Sias l.. Drake, Monroe co.
Me'choir Spragle, s.
Peter Gilbert.
Geo. O. Skater, {.
Tho. W. Rhodes, '' Surveyors.
F. A. Oppelt, Wayne co.
J. Ii. Wells, Pike CO.
Rich'd Camden. Northampton,
San'l Ziegenfus, Carbon.
" The stated meeting of The board o.
Managers takes place at the Secretary's Of
fee, on the first Tuesday of each month, at
2 O'Clock p ~
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do Display of Beed Work,
do Display of Leather Work,
do Display of Hair work,
do Display of Millinery Work.
For ID best of each of the above, diploma.
Class IG.-NatUrssi and Artificial
yyers-Enfrance Free TO All
For best display of natural flowers q plants s.
do design of cut flowers, ]
do Boquet, .
do collection of Roses in pots,
do collection of Dahlias in pots,
do China Astors,
do Nerbenas,
do Petunias,
do Heliotropes,
do Hydrangeas,
do Geraniums,
do Fuschias, ]
do OIeander, ]
do display Of artificial flowers,
do display of wax flowers,
do display of wax fruit,
For second best display of each of the a
bove diploma
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For best hcifer between and s years 90
Second best g g Amer Ag' st and 90
For best heifer between and = years GO
Second best 90 Amer Agriculturist
For best heifer calf 200
Second best Amer Agriculturist
Class 3.--HOrned Cattle.
Diriaon 2.-Grade and Ndtice
The different varieties of Grade Cattle
and Native Stock, will be entered in distinct
classes.
For best bull, 8 years and over s5 co
DO. between and years 4 90
Do. between | and > years 8 90
For best bull calf under II months 200
For best COW, years and upwards 90
DO. between 2 and years 90
For best heifer, between and years 3 90
For best heifer calf under l2 months . 100
All second best premiums in this Division
will consist of one years subscription to the
d1Rerfcdn A1J9cuIturiT.
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CLASS 2-EEorses and NEuies.
DiciSjoa l-Diuught.

DictSJO1 I-UIultgAt.
All animals entered in this class will be
Judged entirely without reference to speed
Best pair of draught horses, 81 90
Best single draught horse, 200
Best stallion between and II year, 90
Best brood mare, I 90
Best horse colt between and years, 90
Best mare colt between , and years, O0
Best horse colt between and years, 90
Best horse colt under months. Ameri-
can Agriculturist.
Best mare colt under months, Ameri-
can Agriculturist.
Best pair Of mules, 800
All second best premiums in this Division
will consist of one years subscription to the
t,pe,ir1,, iogtcI,Iti,rist
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lass I7.-EEone Department
Enterance Free TO All.

Persons who desire to do so, may select
"Miss Leslie's Complete Cookery instead of
"WiddfelPs" In this case they will please
notify the Secretary within one week after the
close of the Fair.
Discretionary premiums may be awarded on
meritorious articles under this head, and not
enumerated in the above List.
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Glass rS.-NOD- Enumerated Arti,


The committee on this Class will use thei
judgement in awarding such premiums as the,
think suitable.
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Ayers
Hair Vigor
For restoring Gray Hair TO
lis natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and cffectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hdir as soon restored
to ats original color
a0iM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair is thick
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Class lO.---Yegetables

The premium on Vegetables will consist
of one years subscription to the 4mericcn
AgricultTist.
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Class Field Crops.

Persons who compete for premiums in this
class will be required to present to the Secre-
tary an affidavit properly authenticated, stat
ing that the ground has been surveyed by a
competent person, the quantity of grain
taken therefrom, and to exhibit at least one
bushel of the product to the Awarding Com
n,ittaa for thni-. inCna.tion
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For the best three acres Of Wheat, 50 90
For the best three acres of Rye, SEQ
Best three acres of Corn, 500
Best three acres of Oats, 800
Best three acres OF Buckwheat, 3 90
Best one acre OF Clover, 800
Best one acre of Timothy, ) %
Best half acre OF Potatoes, 800
All second best premiums in this Glass
will consist of one years subscription to the
ti1o,icOu Ioy.icUItu,iSt
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, though not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the follicles are destroyed.
or the glands atrophied and decayed.
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
of fouling the hair with a pasty sedi-
ment, it will keep it clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use will prevent the hair
from turning gray or falling off, and
consequently prevent badness. Free
from those deletcrious substances which
make some preparations dangerous and
injurious to the hair, the Vigor can
only benefit but not harm it. If wanted
merely for
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Glass 3.--Eaorned Cattle.

Dmhams, Devons, Ayrshires, ELereierdS
and Alderneys will each be in distinct class
es, and will receive premiums as follows -,
For the best bull over years NSW
Second best . g Amer Ag'St and.4 "
For best bull between , and years ) W
Second best . 9 Amer. lAgricultuIistS
For best bull between and > years Sv
Second best g g Amer 4Agriculturist
Best bull calf g
Best cow over S years w ~
Second best 5W
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Nj second best premiums IN this UlaSS
will have added, one years subscription to
the 4DleITccR igHcnltaj$t.
Glass 2.--HEOrScs sssad Mutcs.
DiriSiOR 3.-.Spceh
In this Division, unless there apgtweor
more entries nRdesfer eaclfmenlun it Nill
notbe.awarled. ! E aSS H'4
The.nuaber efSlnatss distance, tisc md
manner of going shah be subject to'tlretN-
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Glass 14.--EkOme manufactures
Entrance Free to All.

No entry fee will be required for articles
entered in this and the following three classes,
but admission tickets will not be furnished to
cono potitors
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RE- For the best of either of the following,
diploma
Chittagongs, Shangha, Cochin China, Great
Malay, Shakebag, Great Java Fowl, Wild
Indian Game, Spanish Game, Yankee
Game, English Raven, Dorking, Guelder-
lands Black Spanish, White Spanish Be
varian, Spangled Polish, and Black Polish.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-03
NEW York Naval stores Market.

From the Journal of Commerce, December 80;
The market for spirits turpentine Is very strong.
The large shipments from Wilmington the last
few days embracing fuzzy 5000 barrels, and about
clearing out the stock hand there Is the prin.
oipaI feature working In favor Of the market. The
stock here is fair, but not excessive, and holders
portant advance conceded. 1t Is difficult to give
q fair price. Some parties are disposed to accept
4Sc for small parcels In merchantable order, while
forlarge parcels for shipment as high as 49a5oc s
asked. Beyond che sale quoted In Whaling.
ton q day or two ago another lot OF 1900
barrels is reported, I. o. b., for Continen-
tai port, at ACC, which makes the quantity
alluded to above. Small lots have sold here to
the extent OF 100 bbls In merchaltable order at
47Na4sc, and Il bbls reflections at 47c. Rosins.-
The market continues little irregular. The light
amount on the way create great reluctance to
part with stocks, unless at advanced figures. Ex-
porters meet the market promptly, but the dim.
Guilty Of obtaining full lots restricts transactions:
There has been an improved inquiry for the best
grades for shipment, and advanced figures have
been paid. For strained, So Is 5is asked for large
parcels With some small lots working OF at So 20;
sales are 26a bbs strained at s2 2O 200 bbls good
Eat 50 80; 1000 bbls low No. at 81 IS; 200 bbls
pale at 81 50a5 50. We quote strained at 81 goa
Is; No. at 50 3oa2 IS: No. at 81 75a3 SO; pale
ness IS in small lots; we quote at So 4oa2 so for
Whining gton-the inside price for thin.
Selma Market.
SELMA, December Sl.-There were sales yes
terfay to the amount Of $40 bales; mddlings
laYc:low lniddiag 1Skc; strict good ordinary
lac. Factors offered sparing!y. The market
closed hard 8: quotations
sock on hand ] September /, 1sTO.... l,27e
Received this week. ek......"...........S SIOs :, ~,
Received previously = s-............4S SoSo-ol'os4
Total. ....................,...... s2,ssa
Shipped this week. 3.2e3
Shipped previously ,2s7-4l,50o
stock on hand Friday, December go 1870. .1o,soe
Interior Cotton Markets.
CHARLOTTE, December 3i.-yery little offer.
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New York Rice Market

From the Daily Bulletin, December 30: The de.
naand for jobbing parcels has been fair, with for
nier prices still current but pretty steady tone,
as the supply now here is small and well under
control. Sales OF leo tcs Carolina at 6Ha71sc For
eign neglected.
From the Journal OF Commerce: The supply Is
so5,ght that the demand, though limited 10 sup.
plying the wants OF The local trade. occasions
frIne more steadiness in the market. We quote
6Na7Hc; sales 100 tcs. /.
{; From the Herald: There was no change 10 more
IN the market. The demand was Hight and only
for small lots but prices were steady at 6xa7c for
fair 10 prime lots. Rangoon was dull and noml-
nal.
From the World: Holders continue STEADY 10
view Of the small supply bat Che demand still
fails to extend< beyond the current wants Of the
trade; sales o, 100 tcs Carolina at 6ha7sc.
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GOMMERCI4L' NEFS.
Imports.

x IIyERpool-Per British bark Yumuri-l1o casks
botIled beer to Rayenel j. CO; casks and boE
brandy, to AGobias Sons; So casks bottled beer,
I. to W H Chafee co;.2f caS.s mdse, to ScnucE-
man; q bales sea island bagging, TO Vim c Bee i
co; ass potts. 2s5 coyers,.5s extra covers, cas6
> 9Poppenhedm; 1000 bags superphosphate OF lime.
SB cases marble, to G A Trenholm Son; 800 boxes
nn9lates, to Order; l but wine, to Gibbs co;
cases mdse, to order Of 7. A Leigh GO; " crsses
oarthenWare to W L Webb; 1s casks hoes, to Hart
co.. II casks traces, casks chains, 10 anvils, II
bags nails, 26 casks hardware, bbl hardware, !
'cask holloware, to E Adger CO; 946 sacks salt,
TOT n Fredsberg; crates and 2 casks carmen.
ware to P Wright i Sons; casks chains, Z casks
hardware, to R Marshall; SO tons pig iron, 25
tons Camel coal to Ravenel Il CO, 1850 buRdles
arrow ties, to Mure j. CO; 1000 bags superphos-
phate time, to Orde-.
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Further Language from Truthful
James.
tHYB's FORD, sTAN1sLAus)


James.
NYs,s FORD, sTANIsLAus.)
1870.
Do sleep; do dream9
Do ] wonder and doubt?
Are things what they seem,
or ls Visions aboutp
Is our civilization a failure! r,9
or is the Caucasian plsJ ed ousf
which expressions are stfons'
Yet would feeby Imply
Some account OF wrong
NUs Wss ~ worked or on William my pardner,
which his name Il was W. Nye,
he came down to the Ford
On the very same day
OF thai Lottery, drawed
BY those sharps at the Bay;
And he saws to me, t'Truthful. how goes 1tW
IreplIei, at Is far, far from gay
"For the camp has gone wild
On this Lottery game,
And has even begulled
Injln Dlck,' by the same"
Which kaid Nve to me, 'In]tDs Is piaen-,
Do YOU know what bis number is, James!'
replied "7.2.
9, 8, a. is his hand;"
Out list. which he scanned;
Then he softly went for his reYo!Ver,
With language Icannot command.
Then I said, "William Nyeg"
But he turned upon me,
And the look in his eye
Was quite painful to see,
3 And he SAYS: "You mistake; this poor ldlln
Iprotects from such sharps as you DC )"
i was shocked and withdrew;
But grleve to reate,
When he next me: my view
Injln Dick was his mate,
And the two around town was lying
In frigntfrny dissoiute state.
Which the .war.dance they had
Round tree ut the Bend,
Was sight that wGs sad;
And rrseemed thatthe END
-Would not Justify the proceedings,
AS quiet remarked TO friend.
For that Injin he ned
The next day TO his band;
And we found William spread
Very loose on the strand,
With q peaceful-like smile on his features,
And doIlar greenbaek In his hand. -.
Which the same when rolled out
-. We observed with surprise,
What that Intfn, no doubt.
Fad beliersd was the prize
Them figures In red in the corner.
Witch the number Of notes specifies.
:, Was 1t guile ora dreamf =, a.;
Is It Nye that i loubt2.
Arsthings what they seem,:
80 Or Is visions aboat2
Is our civilization o failure 4i!
or Is the Caucasian played o1tS 80
. .ee@'' F. BRET HARFE.
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POET CALENDAR
MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, JAN UARY
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

-. ARRIVED ftStEhDA1.
Brig Edith Hall, Oliver, galtimorees days.
road Agent Paul, Weloh + Brandes and Atlantic
S schr Davis, Bishop. New York-l2 days.
Mdse. To Roach s. co, J Z Adger S co, Jas Ad.
ger, Jr. Adams, Damon & CO. D Ahrens & co. G
" Aimar, " NJ Bird Il co, q II Benedict & co, DR.
Ii Baer, II Bischor co, Campsen 4 COZ Claciqs
& Witte, Med Cohen. T II Cater, H Cobia co, u
R Cowperthwait, Dowie, Noise Davis, Field
mann co, VIM Dukes Il CO, Elias Bros, Furch.
gott, Renedict 4 CO, D + Fleming & CO, J H Gra-
yer, 9 Graveley, Gerdts GO, Gornam, Hart
& co; Holmes, Calder & CO. Heslln. W Harris
son, u Hull j. co, Heath & Rice. w h Jones g. co,
Klinck, Wickenberg i CO. knobeloch d Small L
KenaEe. Klatte 6 co, Kanapaux Il Gonzalez. N
Luhrs, Laurey i Alexander, II Lopez, y We
B 0'NenI, order. D Paul 4 CO, Faul. Welch Bran;
dres, Ravenel, Holmes d CO, " Bissell, Railroad
Agent. D II Sicox, Vim Shepherd co, Shep-
pard. f q Stelling, a Seckend9rn, b smith
CO. steiens werner pusEeT' E1ISyr EdsyOr Tsasn CO.
er &c MOnsees, W Webb, White. Walker.
W G Wbilden J. co, CIV Williams & CO, G G "
Bradley, Bo.lmann Bross. Cagart Hague, NJ
Tom!iL son, Cameron. Barkley & CO.
Sclr Ann Deas, Garbatti-Mest Point Mill. 10
tierces ri:e. TO Stoney j Lowhdes, and Cohen,
Hanclel & co. fti
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
schr Mstoaka, Fooks, Baltlm ore-street Bros
Il co.
Schr Emma, AHtloaE, Georgetown, SC-"n
Roach & CO.
SAILED YESTERDAY.
Bark Aprelia, Lothrop, Liverpool.
'Schr Maroaka. Fooks, Baltimore.
Schr Emma, Anthony, Georgetown, c.
FROM THIS PORT.
Steamship Sea Gull. Dntten, Baltimore, Decem-
Der 81.
Br bark Granton, Grundep, Liverpool, Decem;-
Der IL.
;, Br bark Monsoon, Menzles, Bristol, tEng, ,tDe-
cember -.
Br sfis Jennie Moody, Brcatlhaven, December
H. for Glasgow, short OF water and provisions.
UP FOR TulS PORT.
Schr A G Fay, Parsons at Baltimore, Decem.
Der 81.
Schr John Lent,ai!. Martin, a. New York, De,
cember 30.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Br bark Harvard, Shaw, al Philadelphia, De-
cemher 90.
Scbr Willie Martin, Noycs, at Baltimore, Decem.
Der 81.
Schr Nancy Smith, Boyd. q: Baltimore, Decem-
ber 81.
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DaCIFIC .IAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers of the above line leave Pier .S{HHs.
Nc. AZ, North River, foot Of Canal .SaeiSSsssa. s..
street. New York, at IL O'Clock noon, OF The 4ll
and 20.h OF every month except when these
dates lah on Sunday, then the Saturday proceed
ing.
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those o. 4th touch at Manzanlilo.
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco for 10
nan and China December 81, 1870.
No California steamers touch at Havana, bui
go direct from New York to AspinwaH
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For rassage Tickets or other information appl!
at the COMpANY'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F. 4. EABY, agent.
jlly1s-lyr
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TINE FOUNTAIN SYRINGE.

THE FOUNTAIN RING E.
SELF ACTING.-No PUMPING.-NO AIR
INJECTED.
The best universal SYRINGE in the market
1t is recommended by the-trst Physicians OF tne
country.
There are no valves, and nothing that VIII cor
rode. One will last a life time.
DR.. JOS. q. WARREN, al eminent Phisiclan, OF
Boston writes to the manufacturers:
prInciple in the structure OF yonr Fountain Sy-
ilnge,i and for the easy manipulation, practicable
result, and comfort 20 the patient, have recon-
mended this instrument extensively"
The Profession are invited to call and examine
the apparatus.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
DR.. q. BAER,
so. Isl Meeting street,
mays0 e.-Aeent.for. SOath Carolina.
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E,RENCH PATENT MEDICINES.

kAhENCh FSlcNA mi-DiOAfGo'
Preparcd by Grimault 4 Co., Paris:
SYRUP OF FHYPOPHoSPNATE OF LIME, SOY.
crign remedy in ththlsls-relieVes, coughs,
Nightswears, &c.
Guarana, for headache, neuralgia, &c.
Pepsine, for Indigestion, loss OF appetite, &C.
IodIzed Syrup OF Horseradlsh, invaluable for
persons unable to take GodnYer Ou-especlauy
recommended In cutaneous affections, and as
most powerful depuratlye.
Digestive Lozenges OF t1le Alkaline Lactatee, o
pleasant and effective remedy for functienal de'
rangement of the digestive organs.
Troches OF Pepsine and Paucreatine.
ALSO,
PURGATIF LIE ROY, Pharmacie Coffin.
vOMIT1F LIE ROY, Pharmacie Coffin.
Dragees lie Sautonive:
Dragees de Morphine.
Lnncelot's Asthma Cigarettes.
For sale by DR.. h BAEk,
may5o No. lS1 Meeting stress
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-03
NOTICE TO MARINERS.

EAST FLoRIDA-DANGERoUs ROCK NEAR BAYPoRT.
Mr G Mead, mate Of the scar F. liallock,
which arrived at New York from Bayport East
Florida, reports dangerous rock lying about u
miles west half south from RaypOrt II Is not laid
down Oh any chart, ana has heretofore been un
known to The pilots OF that vicinity. There are
txo fathoms OF wafer alongside, and !he top OF
the rock Is hut two feet under The surface at low
tide. The E Hallock S.ruck. on IT and carried
away portion OF her fUrsfoot and shoe.
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Receipts by Railroad, January q.
SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD.

1915 bales cotton, 1o7. bales goods, 2oa sacks
flour, 1856 bushels grain, 81 bbls naval stores TO
Railroad Agent, Pelzer, Rodgers d co, Il Waiter
l. co. Reeder j. Davis, Graeser- d Smith, Frose o.
son' T P Smith, Caldwell s. Son, Bowling co, w
K RYAN A Mulligan, Sloan lS- Seignious,
Smith, G A Trenholm & Son, claghorn, Herring g
CO, " Hall, Wiss i co.