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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-01-18
A wedding secret.

#
The most singular incident in ne ev-
entfui life of Sam Houston, and one never
hitherto explained WAS his abandonment
of the governor ship of Tennessee only
three days after marrying a Young wife.
he became voluntary exils among the
Indians of the plains for years thereafter,
was made great chef, aud only reap
peared in public life when Texas was
struggling for Independence The GAL
weston News lifts the vail from the secret
chamber of Houston's heart by this
strange narration. What we know about
this matter is SD honorable to him that
we shall, for the first time, put it in print.
We may prom Sc that our information is
derived indirectly from one nov deceased,
who, during her life, had right to
know what caused that strange episode
in the life of that great man. Governor
Houstuns first bride was a Tennessee
belle of surprising beauty, and of consi /
cradle social r.nk She was, if not the
aftianced bride, at least the sweet heart
of a neighboring gentleman, when gov
ernor Houston sought her hand. Her
family beng very ambitions, forced the
match, and she was married. After re-.
firing to her bridal chamber, her deport
ment was such rs to cause him to suspect
that while her hand was this. her heart
was another's. She Co fesse1 the truth
when Intercepted, and while promising
fidelity and wifeiy duty, declared herself
unable to- love him. He at once retired
from the house, leaving his bride as pure
and spotless as ever. He at once resign
ed his position and went among the Com.
unches. In the course of time the lady
sought and obtained divorce.
A farmer hired sailor to dig patch
of potatoes upon condition of being al
lowed bottle of whisky to begin with.
In about an hour the farmer went to see
how the son of Neptune had progressed
with the business of farming, when he
found him holding 10 a stump. the bot
tie empty at his feet, and no potatoes dug
Halo, you rascal" said he. AIS this tie
way you dig potatoes?' If you want
your pntatOs dug" said the sailor, hic
coughing, bring 'em on, for I'm not
going TO run all around the lot after
'em."
4 Cincinnati man got rid of his
motherin law by greasiug the cellar stairs
with soft soap.
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Howard Nanitary Aid association.

For the relief and cure OF the erring and unfortu
nate. on principles Of christian philanthropy.
THSSAYS on the errors Of youth and the foliies
~ of age in relation 70 marriage and social evils
With sanitary aid for the afflicted. Sent free IN
sealed envelope. Address Howard Association.
z OF P. Phiadsiphia, Pa.
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PRIcEs--A FAIR OFFER.
I'D a :. Lecture
To You've MEN.


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The world-renowned author in this admirable
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This lecture will prove boon to thousands and
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Sent under seal to any address. in plain seal
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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1871-01-18

4 Cincinnati man got rid of his
motherin law by greasiug the cellar stairs
with soft soap.
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To COnsunapaives.

The advertiser. having been permanently cured
of that dread disease consumption. by simple
remedy. is anxious 10 make known TO his fellow
sufferers the cure To ell who desire il he win
send copy Of the pre- .eription used (free Of
charge with the directions for preFaring and using
the same, which they y II find a sure cure for
consumption. asthma, bronchities. &c
Parties wishing the prescription will please adj
dress Rev. Edward A. Wilson, les South Second
Street, Williamsbnrgh,
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American Intelligence.

HARTFORD, December 0.-Tho gas
works at Winsted exploded, to-day. Two
persons hurt.
ST. LOUIS. December 9.-Iu the Ma.
t!oai Convention, the subject OF na.
tionai double track, Government postage
road, from st. Louis, uia San Diego, to
San francisco, was postponed. Rcso-
lutlonS on iuland water communications
were postponed to next yoar.
NEW YORK, December 9.-The Odd
Fellown' demonstration Mt the Cooper
Institute, in behalf of Chicago and
Western sufferers, was not M large as
was expected. Colfax presided. Dean
Hanson, Of Chester, loctured on the in
PRODUCTION of female deaconesses in
America. He conceived that much good
must come from the free and easy inter-
conrse of pure, noble, devoted women
with all olassea OF society, and tend 10
greater modesty and discretion in works
of charity.
The police have notified the officers OF
the international Society that their de.
monstration on Sunday is forbidden.
The demonstration, if mado, must occur
on some other day than Sunday.
samuel j. Anderson, formerly Deputy
Sheriff of New York, and confined in
Fort Lafayette during the war, attempt.
ed suicide.
The steamer Titan, from Sidney. and
the scEo Daniel Williams coilided
the schooner was sunk, and Michael
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HSAyANNAH, December 9.--Cotton quiet
and firm-middling 18zs@19; receipts
2. ZIG ba'cs; sales l, 800; stock 81, 1927.
BosToN, December Cotton dull
middling 19A@19ZS; receipts 1850
bales; sales 300; stock 1900.
NoRFoLK, December Cotton
firm-middling 1876; receipts 1,764
bales; sales 200; stock 6,977.
New ORLEANS. December 0.-Corn
firmer. OF 78@8O. Pork dull-mess
14.50. Bacon dull, at TX. ALI others
unchanged. Cotton strong-middlings
10 receipts 2,572 bales sales $500 !;
stock 163, ,592.
WILMINGTON. December 9.-Ootton
frm-middlings 1811a receipts 1876 bales;
sales 2l9 stock 2,O06.
AUGUSTA, December g.-Cotton in
strong demand and active-middliDgs
18M receipts 900 bales; sales 1000.
CHARLESTON, December Cotton
strong -middling 1816@18M; receipts
1.846 bales; sales 800; stock 28,317.
PARIS, December 9.-Rentes 56f. Coo.
LIvERPoo1, December 9-3 P. M
Cotton opened strong uplands 9A; Or
leans 1O@101s; shipping at Charleston
and Savannah 9A.
LONDON, December 9-Evening.
Consols 9lM. Bonds 92L. The feeling
on change is better.
PARIS. December 9.-Rentes 56f. 2Oo.
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Financial ana commercial.

New YORK, December 8.-Total re.
ceipts from September /, 1870, 4,769
bales; same time this year. 1O3, 1888. To-
tai exports from September l, 1870,
GIT. .603 bales; same time this year.
AZ, los bales. Stock at all United States
ports last year. 43C,636; this year,
4O6. $50. At all interior towns last year.
90, 63G; this year, g., 1875. At Liverpool
last year, 319, 900; this year, 445, 900.
Americun cotton afoat for Great Britain
last year, ITO, 200 bales; this year, 49,
600.
New YORK, December 9-Noon.-
Stocks steady but not very active. Gold
active, at 9zG9101s. Governments dull
and firm. State bonds dull and steady.
Money firm, at 7. Exchange-long 8;
short 92ii. Sales of cotton for future dc.
livery, last evening, 2,700 bales, as fol.
lows: December 1915, 10 1-16; January
10 BIG. 1914; March 1879; April
10 1916; May 1917; June 20. Flour,
corn and wheat quiet and eteady. Pork
steady, ut 1850. Cotton frm.uplands
l9M; Orleans 201s; sales $500 bales.
Freights dull.
P. M.-Bank statement-loans in.
creased 81, $50. 900; specie increase S..
l2O, 900; legal tenders decreased Sc, 75O,.
600; deposits decreased $1,12O, 900.
Money GOT. Sterling 9(102i. Gold
5000. Governments inactive-sixty.
twos 10zs. Tenncssecs steady; South
Carolinas pretty active; bnlnnce very
quiet. Tennessees &C; new GG. Vir.
glnias 63; new G4. Louisianas G1; new
50; levees 62; eights rs. Alabamas 100
lives 60. Georgias 80; sevens 83. North
Carollnns 35; new Is. South Carolinas
43; new 30. Cotton 20. higher; sales
2.633 bales-uplands 1881. Flour q
shnde firmer. Wheat very quiet bnt
firm. Corn shade firmer. Pork $50
Beef steady. Lard firm. Freights quiet,
Sales of futures to-day 13. 800 bales, rs
follows: December 1919. 10 3-16. SIG,
10 ZIG, 1898; January 103S, 49, TIC,
l91@, 10 GIG, 1879; February 1917, 1851,
10 GIG, 1871. 1872; March 1897, l09.16
1871; April 1914, 10 Is 16, 20, 10 1916,
May 20, 1917.
BALTIMORE, December 9.-F'lour and
wheat dull. Corn frm-white G507I
yellow G0(07l. Provisions quiet and
unchanged. Whiskny 100. Cotton in
moderate demand and u shade higher
middling 1917; receipts 2S5 bales; sales
80; stock 1856.
PHILADELPHIA, December 9.-Cottor
firm-middling l921.
MOBILE, December 9.-Cotton quiet
and a IDS ast,ronIg-middling 1S7s@19; receipts
2.322 bales; sales 1000; stock 80, ,O07.
MEMPHIs. December 9.-Cotton firm
or and held higher -middling 1897: re-
ceipts $500 bales.
GALVESTON, December 0.-Cottor
firm-good ordinary 1624@17; receipt.
$500 bales; sales 1900; stock SO, ,O51.
CINCINNATI, December 9.-Flour dull
and dropping. Corn in fair demand nnt
advancing, at 47@49. Pork in fair do
mand, OF 1850. Lard steady-kettlo 0
Whiskey %.
LOUISVILLE, December 0.-Provision
active. Pork 1850. Bacon nomina
and scarce. Whiskey 90.
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Wood! Wood!! Wonl III

vi undersigned begs leave to notify tha
l. citizens OF Columbia TINT he has. this
day, established WOOD YARD, at the
Charlotte Depot. just below. or back OF Mr..
hamberg's Store, where he has, and will en-
deavor to keep on hand, an iuexhaustible
supply of choice Oak. Dry Pine and Light
wood, which he will sell, and deliver sny-
whore within tho city limits, at the regular
market prices. For convenience. I have
made arrangements to have order. left at the
store OF Mr. Agnew's, in front of the State
house, and at tho store OF J. A. Hendrix.
Parties leaving orders will please state the
quality and quantity wanted, with their ad-
dress and pl.ce OF residence. Prompt atten.
tion and good measure guaranteed.
In order that buyers may know that they
arc receiving good measure, havo all nv
Wood corded, 30 that all parties can inspect
for themselves; and 1 would prefer having
them dc 80 before purchasing.
VIII also, az soon as possible. have on
hsMd good supply of the different qualities
OK Coal, Brick, Grani'o o. Lime, Lumber, Laths,
Shingles. Post. Sanh and Blinds, Doors. DC.
partics having Lumber, Wood, Shingles,
Post, dc, 30 desiring. can ship and have
them sold On CO omission a liberal rate.
Contractors, mechanics aud builders gene
rally would do we'll to call, before making
their arrangements elsewhere.
Nov "a N. A. PENN.
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Stolen,

~ FROM the subscribers residence. near
L&G>Red Bank Church. on the Goth ult. a
.-l12-medium sized Black HORSE, five
years old next spring; ono hind foot white up
TO ietlocl; small white spot on left side, about
spot on shoulder; the snip OF upper lip whito,
and also small white spot in forehead
The thief IL supposed to have gono in
gia
will psv a reward OF s25 for recovery of
horse, or $50 for horse and thief
Dec 83 HENDERSON SMITH. (colored.
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In the District Court Of the United
States for South Carolina.

III the matter Of Gouvenier NJ. Wi,kins. o,
Columbia, :. c., bansrupt.-Petition for
full and final discharge in bankruptcy.
nRDEHED, That a hearing be- had on the
~ second day Of January, A. D. 1872, at
and that all creditors, 49,. OF said bankrupt
appear at said time and place, and show
cause. if any they can, why the prayer OF the
petitioner should not be granted; and that
the second and third meetings of creditors Of
said bankrupt will be held at the oflice OF C.
J. JAEGER. Esq, Register OF bankrupt, New
berry District, =. C., on 28th day OF Decem-
her: 1871. Mt IL NJ. BY order OF the Court.
81 duy OF December, 1871.
DANIEL HORLBECK,
Clerk CT the District Court OF the United
States for South Carolina. Dec Sf3
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State Of South Observation-Disclosures Go,

otate OF South Carollna--- KichIand Go.
Wade Hampton. administrator, plaintiff,
against Catherine 81. Hampton, Christoplltr +
f.. Hampton. Richard q. Richardson, and
others. defendants.
RY virtue of dccrctal order III tho above
HAMPTON, deceased. are hereby required to
prove and establish their demands against
his estate, oil or before tho FIRST MONDAY
IN February, 1872. before inc, at Columbia
JOHN s. GREEN,
Dec . n4 Special Referees
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Proc amatlon.


EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
WHEREAS, hy an Act of tho General Az.
w. sembly, approved December 81, 1870
entitled IAN Act to extend the time fol
officers 10 qualify it was provided that all
officers. elected ut the last general election
TO-, and they are hereby allowed until the
18th day of January, iS7l, to qualify and
enter upon the dutics Of their respective
Offices, and. on failure to qualify within the
specified time, their respective offices ehnll be
declared vacant b. tho Governor;
And, whercaa, DR.. w. A. MOONEY, elected
at tho last general election, in October, 1870
ono OF tho County Commissioners OF Green
vile County, has heretofore neglected to ap
pear and qusiify to undertake and fulfill the
dutics:
], ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor Of the
State OF South Carolina, in concurrence with
said Act OF the Legislature ON this subject, dt
hereby proclaim md announce tho ot!i:n OF
one of the County Commissioners Of Green
vile County to be vacant.
In testimony whereof. | hnvo herounto &c,
my hand, and caused tho great seal o
: tho State to be Affixed, at Columbia
g this 3th day of December, A. y. 1871
ana i'll the ninety sixth year of the In.
dependence of tho United States oil
America.
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
r. L. CARDnZD, Secretary OF State.
Dee 10
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State Of South Carolina--Richlan Co

STATE OF South Carolina---Richland Co.
Wade Hampton, administrator OF Wade
Hampton, deceased, plaintiff. against
catherine IL. Hampton g. F. Hamilton
Richard G. richardson and others defend
ants.
opedience to all ord, r, dated the 9th OF
4 december, 1871. and signed by tho Hon.
Samuel W. Melton, OF tho Third Circnit of iho
State OF South Carolina the undersigned will
sell. on the first MONDAY in January next. or
on some subsequent sae.day before the
Court House in Columbia all that tract RI
LAND ajtuated about four miles from Quinn
biH, known az the MILL. TR ACT, CONTAINING
about 400 acres, more or Less bounded on
the North by lands OF S.muel Dent. and
touching tho Camden Road; South by the
tract lately OF Eawiinson e. Hccutt. ard tho
Millwood tract, and tho Mesers. Hampton's
and the Hutchinson tract; East by lapIIn of
z. Giimer; aud West by lands Of ". r.
Parker.
Tho tract containing about 25O acres. mora
or less, bounded hy lands Of the estate Of K. !.
Arthur, l.. Hancock, G. A. Tronhol,n. and
estate OF Frank. Hampton
The tract known as tho Mill Tract has a
good saw mill in complete running order
upon it; is well timbeIcd, with abundant
water power. The burnt mill tract has a f3ne
mill seat directly un tho South Carolina Rail.
road.
TERMS or SALE-One- third each: balance in
ono and tvSo yeare; credit portion to he 81.
cured by bond cf purchaser and mortgage of
the premises. Purchaser to pay for papers
and stamps. JOHN s. GREEN,
Hcc ~ m4 Special Referee.
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a Beautiful Assortment of Uhromos. in
Oil OOlora
Orphans Concert--.Irwin's Hall.
MONDAY NIGHT, DECEMBER IL,
BY THIRTY ORPHANS

BY THIRTY ORPHANS.
ENROM LAUDERDALE SPRINGS, Missis.
4 slppi, ORPHANS HOME, for the benefit
VI 200 holplcss Children, the most of whom
arc Orphans OF
FALLEN CONFEDERA TIE SOLDIERS
Please read hand bills for particulars, and
satisfy yourself as to the worthiness Of this
noble cause in which we arc engaged.
Dloro than furty different railroads com.
panies have passed them and heir attendap
iree OF charge. They sre received into tho
homes of the first and bost people OF tho land,
as they continue their travels, and every
where tho plaintive notes of these intere sting
and great. 49,
9s- Admission so cents; Children Is cents.e
Doors open at Z o'clock. Concert begins at 8.
Dec 13 A. D, TRIMBIE Agent
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Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad

oale oPartanDurg and Union Railroad.
The State of South Carolina plaintiff, aeainet
the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com.
pany and others, creditors. defendants.
4 November, 1871. passed by the Hon. James
Al. hntiand, Judge Of the 4,h Circuit, of tho
state OF South Carolina, the undersigned will
sei!. on the FIRST MONDAY In Janusry. 1874.
at uuinnvi;Ie in the County If Union. in the
state Of South Carolina. before the Court
rouse door. between Tho hours of II O'Clock
IN the forenoon and O'clock in tho afternoon
at public cutlery, 10 the highest bidder. the
whole OF The SPAkFASBUKG AND UNION
RAiLHOAD, including the lead bed Right OF
Way, Grading, Bridges, Masonry and Super-
structure. lying and situate in the Counties
OF Fairfield, Union aud Spartanburg; all the
stock su5scribed for in the Sparta anburg and
Union Railroad Company; the chartered Fights
and privileges thereof; the railroad spikes,
chaira and equipments and ali the property
owhcd ny SAID company, rs incident or neceu-
sary for its businfss, on the following terms.
to wit: Twenty-Five thon-anL 1925 Q0O) dol.
lars cash, aud the balance III three canal
semi ANIMAL instalmcn.a, with interctt On
each lnstalment from the day cf sale, to be
secured by tho bond Of the purchaser, with
mortgage OF the entire property sold Tho
purchaser will also be reQuiied TO pay for ali
stamps and papers.
II the highest bidder ehculd fail to pay al
lars Aforesaid in cash, the property hereinbe-
tore advertised will Immediately DO offered
at the time and place above mentioned. upol
the terms already stated. for re.sale.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
THOMAS B. JETER,
NOVEMBER %, 1871. Referees.
81 The UninnvIie Times, Fairfield Heroid
Caroline Spartan and Columbia Union will
copy until day OF eale and send bills to Re-
ftrres. Nov 90
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STATE. Bid. Asked
South Carolina Bonds, q
cent. (old) 800. 70
South Carolina Bonds, 6 u
cont. new .......... 80
South Carolina Stock, 6 % ct. 40
CITY SECURITIES.
City Columbia Bonds, 6 T. ct. GO
City Columbia Bonds, 7 TP ct. G5
City Columbia Gas Stock,
! par, 1926. 13
City Charleston Stock, 6 II ct. SO
City Charleston Bonds, Fire
| Loan, u cent. .... T2
RAILROADS.
South Carolina Bonds, z T.
cent, 1st mortgage. S5
South Carolina BonGs, z II ct. 72
South Carolina Bonds. 6 q ct. G2
South Carolina Stock, mar.
| SlUU, -. 80
South Carolina Bank Stock,
par, SIPS. 80
Northeastern Bonds, 1st mort
gage, u cent. 91
Northeastern Bonds, I'd mort
gage, 8 q cent. 81
Northeastern Stock, prefer
red, 8 u cent, par $50. ;.
Northeastern Stock, Capital.
par, $50. ..............
Charleston and. Savannah
Bonds, G y cont. ......... G5
Savannah and Charleston rs
Bonds, 1st mort, 7 Z. cent. G5
Savannah Sc Charleston Bonds
State guarantee, 7 fD cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Stock, par, 800. .........
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds, State guar, z q Ct. so 55
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds, I'd mortgage, z Jpct. SO
Greenville and Columbia 1st
mortgage, past due, z u ct. 90
Greenville and Columbia
Stock, par, S25 .......... l
Charlotte, Columbia and Aug.
1st mortgage Bonds, &c. 81
Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Stock, 500, par. 35
Spartanburg and Union BIDS,
State guarantee, II cent. 40
Blue Ridge Bonds, 1st mort
gaga, z 7Ta cent. t............ so
Cheraw and Darlington Binds,
1st mortgage, s u cent. 90
Cheraw and Darlington Binds,
I'd mortgage,iS u cent. -. 80
BANKS.
Peoples Bank of Charleston
Stock, par, 500. ........ 4
Union Bank Charleston Stock,
par, @OU. 40
Planters and Mechanics Bank
Charleston Stock, par, $25 25
South Carolina Loan and
Trust Go. Stock, par, $780,. 100
First National Bank Stock,
par, SlUU.. ................. 125
Peoples National Bank Stock,
par, SlUU. U................. 101
Bank of Charleston Stock,
par, SlOO. ................. ID
Carolina National Bank of CO.
lumbia Stock, par, 500 100
Central National Bank of Co.
lnmbia Stock, par, S1OO.. 100
South Carolina Bank and
Trust Co. Stock, par. S1OO.
BANK NOTES.
Bnnk Of Camden. Is
Bank OF Chester Is
Bank OF Georgetown. O5
Bank of Hamburg. ........ Is
Bank of Newberry. ......... 90
Bank of South Carolina. 49,. O5
Bank of State of South Caro-
linn, prior to 1861. 49,. 25 80
Bank of State of South Caro-
lima, 1861 and 1862. % 90
Commercial Bank Columbia. Is
Exchange Bank of Columbia O3
Farmers and Exchange Bank
of Charleston O3
Merchants Bank of Chcraw. O3
Planters Bank of Fairfield. O3
State Bnnk. ........... -. O3
These quotations arc liable to 1uctua
tlon. Securities sent to mo will be re-
mltted for as directed, at the best mar
ket rates. Stocks and Bonds of every
description bought and sold.
MARRIED,
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State Of South Carolina..Fairfield Co

State Of South Carolina. Fairfield Co.
The State of South Carolina, plaintiff ps. the
SPartanburg and Union kaiiroad Company,
aud Others. creditors Order for Sale, DO
ID stated case, all tho creditors OF tho
Spartanburg and Union Railroad Company
arc required to prove and establish their de-
mands against tho said Company, before us.
ns Special HefeIccs, at the law Office OF James
Il. kion, Esq in Winnsboro, i. c., OH the
10th, 9th, 28th, Goth and 3Oth days of Decem.
Der, A. D. 1871. and OH tLc GAL, oath, 25,h,
26th 9th aud 28th days Lf January, A. D.
1879. JAMES M. BANTER,
THOMAS b. JkTEN,
Nov 2.i Special Referees.
ns- he Fairfield Herald, tho Unionvillo
Times. the Carolina Spartan and tho Colum.
hIa Union will pnblieh till LIST OF February.
1872, and send bills to tho Clerk OF the Court.
Winnshoro.
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QUoTAr1oNs FOR SoUTH CAROLINA Sc
ouRITIEs, BY D. GAMBR11n, BRoKEn.
Main street, Columbia, s. O., Dealer in
Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks, Bonds,
etc.-December 8, 1871.
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-. >>-->~ -
bacon, Mdcke''el, Cheese, La,'d, Butter, &c.
BY d. G. PEIXOTTO G. SUN.
IGEsDAY MORNING next. December 12. at
~ o'clock. at our Auction Room, we will sell.
without reaervo, '"'
Sca es prime Dry saited SHOULDERS,
leases Breakfast Strips.
10 bbls prime Sugar.cured shonlday.
casks strictly prime Uanvsesed Hsn..
60O lbs. primo Smoked Beef.
200 lbs. No. Hams,
oH oMhoie, half and quarter barrel Msokerel.
19 KITS choice Mountain Butter,
70 boxes State Cheese,
Lard Pickles, Canned Tomatoes. Tea, do.
u ALSO,
Gwenty-fivn sets new Bteeyards.
Conditions cash. Sale positive. Dec 10
Horses und Mule.
BY D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON.
TUESDAY MORNING next. Deoember 70 IN
!, !ront OF our Auction Koom. at 10 O'Clock.
Woik HORSES,
Mule.
Terms cash. Sale positive. Deo 10
omp'cte Assortment of Dentists Insfru,nenfr
Iools.
BY w. Y. LEITCH &R. & RRuNs
AUCTIONEERS.
l0l Meeting street, Charleston. 8. a Che
LAT late residence OF DR.. Is. Rodrigues.
The largest assortment Of DENTIST MA.
iEniAL IN the South, consisting in mart ~
tathes, vulcanizers, Operating Chair. Ma.
cnanlcai Tools. Teeth, Dental instrumental OF
an Kinds. OF tho most approved and modern
M .nso1.ions. mo Instruments will be sold in
sets or cases to suit purchasers: among than,
Dec 10 u