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NOON DESPATCHES.

CoLoRRD Observation-Disclosures OPPOSITION
4, TO a MARRIAaE-M0RMoNs NOT TO
ABANDON UTAH, Ac., 40.
HALIFAX, November 24.-No new
cases OF cholera. The infected district
is closely quarantined.
s.. LOUIS, November 24.-Forty.five
colored persons passed through this
city, yesterday. en- route to Lawrence
County, Kansas. They are the advance
guard OF 5000. who will soon follow.
NEW YORK, November 24.-The World
has the following London special isA
distinguished Cardinal authorizes me
TO say positively that the Pope will
not leave Rome. unless he is compelled
I to do 50 by physical force or personal
Judge McOunn denied a motion for a
new suit, in the case of J. O. Davis.
to compel Smith. Gouid & Martin to
fulfill contracts made on Thursday
preceding the celebrated ..Black Fri.
day." "A -. ~ - - :.
Several faro banks were broken no
along the docks to-day. snd forty arrests
NAw 3Yoak. November 25.-Tbe
Heralds City OF Mexico special. dated
the 18th instant, says: Government
troops, under Falcutino, we're routed by
the revolutionists in Durango"
The Duke arrived last night, and pro.
ceeded quietly to the Olarendon House.
HARTFORD, Conn.,. November 25.-A
German, whose mother opposed his mar.
irtsge,' cut his smother's throat.
NEW ORLEANS, November 25.-An' ex-
ira session Of the Senate is called to
elect Speaker, who shall be GO oH,cio
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ''ff
The Times announces compromise
between Charles Morgan, proprietor OF
the Opelousas Railroad, and the Mobile.
New Orleans and Texas Railroad, which
Will insure the early completion Of both
roads to Texas.
SALT LAKE CRY, November 25.-The
ohicial organs say the Mormons don't
asntend to abandon Utah on acoount of
religion.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
NEW York, November 25.-Comp.
troller Connolly has been arrested, and
bsil fixed at 81, 900, 900.
Duke Alexis inspected the harbor
forts, to-day.
Probabilities-The barometer will
probably continue to rise until Sunday
morning in New England, with pleasant
weather and falling temperature; but
falling barometer and increasing cloudi-
ness will prevail from New York to the
Southern States and Westward. An
area of low barometer will develop West
OF Wisconsin. advancing to the East and
Southeast, with rain or possibly snow
tonight. and extending by Sunday noon
to Lake Huron and Arkansas: increasino o
but not dangerous Southerly winds to.
night on the upper lakes.
ALBANY, N. Y, November 25.-The
following are the official figures OF the
late eieosion: Scribner 287, LOT: Miller
8e8, ola.
ST. LOUIS, November 25.-Arrange-
ments are nearly completed for rebuild
ing the Llndell Hotel, at cost OF
81, 100000. ,,3sl-..l, :,
BosroN, November 25.-It is stated
that $81, 1000 Of forged paper has been
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FlnaHoial ana 90,

&AnoEcial And CommsrcIal.
COLUMBIA. 8. O.. November 25.-Sales
174o. ~ -, 9 9
New YORK., November 25-Noon.-
sales OF futures last evening, 1900 bales.
as follows: November lSN; December
1856. 49, 11-16, 1877; january 1913 .18.
l8M; February 1919; March 1996; April
10 9-16. Flour dull and heavy. Wheat
quiet and declining. Corn dull and
dropping. Pork quiet, at IL. 9O@18. 90.
Lard dull. Cotton 6rm and quiet-up.
lands 1915; Orleans 1917; sales 1,26O
Dales. Freights steady. Sterling-iong
pa; short l015. Stocks strong. Gold
W.. Governments dull but steady.
states quiet but strong. Money firm,
Z P. M.-ootton easier; sales $500
49ales-np!ands. 1915; Orleansa, le%
r!opr dnll and declining common to
I 1alr extra 6.75@7:40; good to choice
: 1.4o(9S. 40. Whiskey steady. Wheat
dS92c. lower-winter red Western GOA
90. Corn irregular, closing little
hrmer' at 77@7s. Rice 5000. Pork
aS.V. Lard steady. at 9N. Freights
nrmer. Money easy. at 596. Sterling
Weak. at 9(99H. Gold 10A@1O1S.
dovernments somewhat irregnlar-62s
dni8,,. Tennessees very arin; new South
Oarolinas strong; balance stea,lv. Zen
nessees 65M; new 65L. Virginias 60;
81; ss IS. Alabamas 100; T Sc 7S.1 G tseeas Geors
gias 80; Is 85. North Carolinas 81: new
IL. South Carolinas CT; new so. Sales
OF cotton for future delivery. TO-DAY
l 800 bales. as follows: November 1872.
IL 1915; December 1871, 18&, lS 1915.
!8T; January 1877. 18 1916, l9, 10 1-16.
- 11-16. 18 1915; February 1917.
19 5.16. 1915: March 1917. 1867. 1852:
April 1913. l9A, 1917, 195S.
NORFOLK, November 25.-Cotton
frm-low middling 18; receipts ]. $40:
exports 8, 778; sales 100; stock .262.
MEMPHIS, November 25.-Cotton 3rm
-middling 18M; raceipts /, 47O. NJ
GALVESTON. November 25.-Cotton
frm-good ordinary 16L; receipts 423
bales; exports 1866; sales 1000; stock
3O,878. 0l-'.-
AUGUSTA, November 25.-Ootton
hrm-middling 17A; receipts 900 bales
sales 1000.
CHARLESTON, November 25.--Cottou
strongmomiddling 1871; exports coast
wise l23 bales; sales 500; stock 29. 243.
BosToN, November 25.-Ootton active
a,-ImaiIddling 29M; sales 700 bales; stock
,PHMADEIeMA, November 25.-Ootton
hrm and acsive-middling 1917.
s. WHMNGToN. November 25.-Cotton
qaiet-middling 18; exports 24I bales:
sales 65; stock 3,846.
NEW ORLAARs; November 25.-Ootton
active, at full prices-middIing 1870
l9; receipts 5,417Si bales; sales 6. .O60:
stock 116. 900. :
Lou1svMlE. November 25.-Shoul.
ders, new. z; old sides 7@7N.
BAIEMoRB, November 25.-Flour and
wheat dull. Corn Arm. Whiskey 94H6
95: Cotton frm-middling 1857; re.
ceipts 367 bales: sales 425; stock 4, 6e2.
SAVANNAH. November 25.-Cotton
aotive-middling 1871; receipts 8, ,625;
exports I, ,603; sales 8, 100; stock 70, 2l0. :
MoBnE, November 25.-Ootton quiet
-middling 1875; receipts 2,099 bales:
sales J., 200; stock SO, ,286. .,,e
LoNDoN, November 25-Noon.-Con.
sois 1885. Bondo 9lA.
PARIS, November 25.-Rentes 56f. 65o.
LlvERPoon. November 25-Evenine.-
Cotton closed strong-uplands 8 9M{099<:
Orleans 10; sales 20. 600 bales; specnia.
ton apd export 5000.
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Desirable Redl Esiate at Auction.
D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON, Aucticneers.
On the FIRST MONDAY In December. in
fs9nt Of tho Court House in this city, I will
sell. ht public auction,
Richardson street. directly South and ad}oin-
ing the site OF Nickerson Hotel, containing
hity-two feet six inches, more or less, on
hionsrdson street. running back 165 fest,
more or less. 80
Terms cash. Purchasers to pay me for
papers and stamps. J. W PXRRER
NOv 2E
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State of South Carolina--Fairfiald Co

State OF South Carolina--F airfield Co.
The State Of South Carolina, plaintiff. us. the
spsrtanburg and Union Railroad COMPANY.
and others, creditors. Order for Sal5. 6c'
- stated oaso, all the creditors of the
spartanburg and Union Railroad COMPANY
are required to prove and establish Their de-.
na1ds against the said Company, before us.
a. Hion, Eaq., in Winnsboro. 8. g.. 81 om SsSs ihs
26th, 27th, 2sth, Goth and 30th days OF Deoem. !.
ner, A.: D: 1871. and on tho 2Sd, oath, 25th.
18Th. 26sn 9th and 28th days Of January, A, ID.
lofz. JAMES NJ. BAXTER.
THOMAS B. JETER,
n NOV Nov ~ Special Referees.
,,,sI The Fairfield Herald, the UnionYille
;a,In'Ss. the Carolina Spartan and the Column
H1a Ioao on19n Will publish till 1st OF February,
Winnsboro. - Ao 0oeH''
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The disciples found angels at the
grave of him they loved; and we should
find them too, but that our eyes are
too full of tears for seeing.
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PACIFIC GUANG CcMPANY's
COMPOUND
ACID PHOSPHATE OF LIME

For Composing with Cotton Seed.
Price s25 Otlsh. tOilh Usual Aduance for Time.
1la1S article Is prepared under the superin.
Il tendence OF DR.. bT. JULIEN RAVENEI,.
expressly for composing with Cotton Saed.
Il WAS introduced By this Company two
years ago, and It's use has fully attestsd It's
vaine. 200 to $50 pounds Of this article per
weight Of Cotton Seed, furnishes the planter
with FERTILIZER Of the Highest excel.
fence at the smallest cost. A compost pre-
taa with this article, as By printed direc-
1srti!ity that can enter into first class FER
IiLllER, while its economy must Commend
it's liberal use to planters.
composing, apply to s
j. N. ROBSON.
~ - = Agent Pacific Guano Company.
NO. to East Bay Nos. / d q Atlantic Wharf.
JOHN s. REESE CO., General Agents.
wy 1o 3mO
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Wantad.
Acacia Lodge Mo- S4 a. r M
Wanted.
"A WOMAN to nurse and make herself oana.
a rally useful. Apply to
Nov 26 / VI. a p0pE

&AO'V1a AVug6 mo. 04, a., f. ID.
"A "A CONTINUED Communication of
XXAeAeia Lodge will bo held TO.MOR-
NNROW |Mondayl EVENING, in Masonic
1au, at O'Clock, for the purpose OF installing
please come prepared to pay their dues. By
Nov 26 I F. M. BRENNAN In aae,u
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Desirable Business Ste.nd. al Auction.
By D. G. PEIXOTTO & son.

ON MONDAY MORNING, December A. at
hAf.psst 10 O'Clock, in front OF the Court
House in this city, we will sell,
All that LOT, With two-story brick Store
uated on Gervais street. between Richardson
and Assembly streets; the said Lot measuring
front. on Gervais street, "a feet, more or less,
and running back 208 feet. more or less.
the North 5y J. Il. Baldwin, on the East by
J. Q. Lyong, on the West by Mrs. Btratton.
Terms-One- third cash; balance in one and
Two years, secured by bond. bearing interest
OF the premises; property to be insured and
policy to be assigned; purchasers to pay for
papers and stamps. The above can be treat.
Cd Tor previous to day Of ssle. Nov &c
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QUOTATIONS FoR SoUTH OARon1NA Sn.
0uR1TIxs, By D. ,,GAA1BRI1n. BnoKER.
Main street, Columbia, 8. O., Dealer in
Gold, Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks. Bonds.
etc. November 25, 1871.
81 srATR. Bid Asked
South Carolina Bonds, 6 9a
South Carolina Bonds. 6 y F"
South oarolina Stock. s y Pot. Ct. 20 20
cI-G SECURITIES.
City Columbia Bonds, 6 ~ ct, GO
City Columbia Bonds, z d ct. 65
City Columbia Gas Stock,
par, $16. Observation-Disclosures. 13
City Charleston Stock, 6 ~ ct. 63
City Charleston Bonds, Fire
Loan, z Tp cent. ....... 70
RAnRoADs.
South Carolina Bonds. "A
cent, 1st mortgage. ...... S5
South Carolina Bonds, got. 70
South Carolina Bonds, 6 ct. 90
south Carolina Stock, par,
@1UJ, .................. 80
South Caroline Bank Stock,
par, $l25. ................ 80
Northeastern Bonds, 1st mort
gage, 8 9e cent. nt............ 0I
Northeastern Bonds, Cd mort.
gage. 8 q cent. ....... 81
Northeastern Stock, prefer
red, y cent, par $50. 80.
North eastern Stock, Capital,
par, $50. Observation-Disclosures.
Charleston and Savannah
Bonds, 6 % cent. ....... 65
Savannah and Charleston rs
Bonds. 1st mort, z % cent. 65
Savannah & Charleston Bonds
State guarantee. z % cent.
Savannah and Charleston
Stock, par, 500. .........
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds. State guar, % ot.. 50 55
Greenville and Columbia
Bonds, I'd mortgage, 9pot. So
Greenville and Columbia 1st
mortgage, past due, z 9p ct. 80
Greenville and Columbia
Stock, par, $25. 5........... 1
Charlotte, Columbia and Aug.
1st mortgage Bonds, 1890. 80
Charlotte, Columbia and Au-
gusta Stock, 800, par. -. 35
Spartanburg and Union BIDS,
State guarantee, u cent. 40
Blue Ridge Bonds, 1st mort
gaga. 2 Sp cent. ......... so
Oheraw and Darlington Binds,
ISL mortgage, 3H cent. 80
Oheraw and Darlington Binds,
I'd mortgage, - cent. 49,. 80
BANKS. ia
Peoples Benk OF Charleston
Stock, par, 500. ........ 4
Union Bank Charleston Stock,
par, 800. ................... As
Planters and MeoKanica' Bank
Charleston Stock, par, $25 Is
Snnkh 6ovOys~A
Trust Go. Stock, par, $780,. 100
First National Bank Stock,
par, 500. ................. 125
Peoples National Bank Stock, ie,
par, 300. 80. ............ 104
Bank Of Charleston Stock,
par, 800. 10
Carolina National Bank of Co.
lumbia Stock, par, $1OO.. 100
Central National Bank of Co.
1umbia Stock, par, 500. 100
South Carolina Bank and
Trust Go. Stock, par. 500.
BANK NOTES.
Bank OF Camden: .......... 15
Bank OF Chester. ............ Is
Bank Of Georgetown. ....... O5
Bank of Hamburg. ........ Is
Bank OF Newberry. ........ 20
Bank Of South Carolina. 49,. O5
Bank Of State of South Caro-
lima, prior to 1861. ...... 25 80
Bank OF State of South Caro-
lima, 1861 and 1862. % %
Commercial Bank Columbia. Is
Exchange Bank Of Columbia O3
Farmers' and Exchange Bank
OF Charleston. O3
Merchants Bank of Cheraw. O3
Planters' Bank of Fairfield. O3
State Bank. 03
Ihese quotations ere liable to fuctua-
Eon. Securities sent to me will be re-
mltted for as directed, at the best mar
ket rates. Stocks and Ronda Of auaru
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Bargains! Bargains /! /!

AsMALL selection Of choice DRY GOODS
.na FANCY ARTloLHs. will iOe re..iled at
sacrifice until disposed OF. These are bar
gains. oall At the li..ls store If you Wish
little prices. O. F. JACKSON.
Nov a Main street.
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Dutch Bulbs...Fre,h.

hYAoIHTHs-ned, White, Blue aud ia.
low. single and double. H.s
Tuhps-Early single and double. late single
and double Bijbloemen and Psrfott.
Orooue-Blue, White, Striped and Yellow
Anemones. Rannuoulus. Grown Imperials,
Gladiolus.
Fine collection OF Balbs, ct ss, IS, $40 and
Strawberry Plants in quantity.
ALEX. Y. LEE,
Nov 2e Tll 1Oorner Sumter and Blanding,
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OFFICIAL.

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
M|HEREAS information has been received
w at this Office that SMALL POX prevails
20 considerable extent in the ports OF the
cities OF New York and Philadelphia, and,
unless precautionary measures are provided,
the health OF porte communicating with the
SAID cities OF New York and Philadelphin may
be endangered by the introduction Of conta-
g1ous diseases therefrom:
Now, therefore. /, ROBERT X. SCOTT, Go
vernon OF the State OF South Carolina, do
hereby hereby, ordsin and proclaim that all vessels
town and Hilton Head from the said ports Of
Now YORK and Philadelphia, BIO directed to re-
main at the quarantine anchorage OF the said
ports until they are vieited and inspected by
the Health officers Of the Raid ports. respect
lively; and, IL exempt from disease, be author
ized to proceed to their respective ports OF
In testimony whereof, have hereunto set nv
hand, and caused the Great Seal of the
State to be affixed, at Columbia, this,
IL. g. twenty-second day OF November, A. D.
1871, and In the ninety sixth year OF the
Independence OF the United States Of
America. ROBERT K. SCOTT,
F. L. CARDozo, Secretary Of state. Nov e6
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F. l.. OARDozO, Secretary Of State. Nov 2G
Pickles, Fruits and Vege etables.

lou choicest kinds as follows: English S
Piccalili and Chow Chow; California Apr}cots
snd 3srtlett Pears; Pine Apples, fresh Peach
es, Plums, Strawberries, Tomatoes, Green
GW3rn, Wn, Aspsrsgus, Spanish Olives, Capers'
tard, Dessicated Ooooanut, Chocolate Paste,
Essence Coffee, &o.; all fresh and for sale low
for cash: e. HOPE.
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AuCE1on salee.
Hdndsofse on6 Dssiroble BErntss,re.
fssf by JACOB LKVIN.

III ftBYJAC0B LEVIN.
TEsDAY In s,o1I MORNING next, 98.h instant.
soom 70 10 o'clock. viii sell. At my auction
,r14In 1A4Ihsndsome vsriety OF hou.snoiai suRRI.
One Parlof Set, Consisting of q Hair Reat
Sofas. 6Ohairs and Arm OhSirs. ''"'
One Cottage Chamber Bet, consistinx OF
6edstead. Bureau, Wardrobe, Wash. stand. 4
Chairs, Rocker. Table and Rack. a.
Tables, Marble-top Bureaus, Wssh.stsnds'
Cottage Bedsteeds, Bureaus, chairs in vs.
riety. Spring Beds. Mattresses. Bolsters and
Pillows, And.irons, Shovel and Tongs.
aud Basins. Crookery. Kitchen Utensils. Co..
Bale positive, unless weather preventing.
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Boots and Shoes,
LEATHER, ETC.

oOOCS anu S0OeS,
LEATHER, ETC.
THE old house Of p, Il. FLA
X NIGAN, who for twenty years
~ carried on the shoe trNde. and
snever failed to give Satisfaction
In every branch, Is now opened by his sons.
and they will conduct the business on the old
pl.n-keep nothing but hret GLASS goods.
quick eales and short profits.
=: u. FLANAGAN will superintend the Ma
nufacturing Department, and will be pleased
to see bis old friends and customers
c.- stoek consists Of Mems. Boys, Youths,
Ladies', Misses' and Children's
Shoes Of all Styles and Varieties.
They will leave nothing undone to merit .
f.tr Ahsre OF the patronage 80 literally be-
slowed on their father. Go and see them.
All shoes exchanged or money refunded.
Next door to b. Hsnnan's Baddiery, Main
street.
FIVE First Glass BooT.MAKERs wanted.
Nov II J. T. FLANAGAN & co.
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Sdte OF cay Lot, on account and risk Of jor-
n,er Purchaser.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
On the frst MONDAY In December next.
vii! sell, before the Court House, ct 10
O'Clock, on account and risk Of former pur-
chaser,
That vacant LOT. on Henderson street.
near Gervais, being So feet front, by 2O8 deep:
bounded on the South By estate OF Howell.
and North by Gus. Cooper.
TERMS OF sALE.-Oash. Purchasers to pay
Tor stamps and papers. ,a Nov IA ma
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Just Received.

Just Received,
c"E A LARGE stock Of fashionable
A@HSaz.. light CARRIAGES. Prices low At
w. K. GREENFIELD'S
Carriage Repository, corneF Assembly and
Lady streets. M
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NEW, FRESH
IL Q . Rls HluG

All our GOODS NEWI All FREsHi All
FASHIONABLE ALI. everything that we
deal in is OF the best quality. and at the low
est prices. and guaranteed.
'Our trade for tho whole season" nearly
doubled.
We keep the largest collection Of tho follow
ing goods in the South:
CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, SHADES, RUGS.
Cornices, Blankets, Flannels, Bleaohed Cot
ton. Pantaloon Goods, Jeans, Oassimeres,
Cloths, Prints, shirtings. Dress Goods, Silks,
Merinos, Delaines, Alpaoas, Notions, Small
Ware, Willow Ware, Trunks, Boots, Shoes,
Hats and Gaps, Millinery, Laces. Embroider-
les, Furs, Feathers and Flowers.
All these at Wholesale and retail. And our
DRESS.MAKING DEPARTMENT
Fhe best Of the kind in the STATES.
r. O. SILVER d 90.
u. %. sHIYER DAVID JONES.
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STUDYING the wants OF our customers. we
~ are constantly receiving
Kew, Tasty and Desirable Goods.
To show them, we open, this week, a large
stock OF FUR6, ranging in price from a TO
500 per set.
Some new and knobby styles Misses and
Uh!!drc0'e knit wooden Sacks, Tslmas and
Cioaks; Ladies' and Misses Waterproof
Oioaks; Ladies Cloth Oloaks, In newest styles.
Laces and Embroideries.
Much attention has been devoted to this
department., and Ladies' will find q most beau.
iful selection.
Our Dress Goods Stock
Has beon fully replenished for the winter and
at reduced prices.
Passementerie Silk Trimming.
something new and novel, in all widths.
Owing to our increased trade this fall, we
have repIenished all che departments ytth
hrst class goods, and are selling at the same
Low Prices,
Which have given our house suoh q popular
reputation. WD, LOVE 4 DO
W. D. LOVE.
D. B. MoCREERY. Nov 20
To the Members of the Executive Com
mittee of the Tax.pavers' Convep+ior
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QU0TATIoNs FOB SourH OARo11HA an
0uRrTRs, By D. ,GAa1BR1In. BnoxrR
Main street, Columbia, 8. O., Dealer in
Gold. Silver, Bank Notes, Stocks. Bonds.
eto.-November 25, 1871.
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Wood! Wood!! Wood!!!
nAR and HICKORY, delivered, 1925 per
Oak and Hickory, delivered in Cords or
HALF Cords. sawed in lengths to suit pur-
chasers. Sc per cord.
Orders left at Childs Il Wiley's Clothing
Store, Main street. or at James x. Fridays
warehouse, Greenville Depot, promptly filed.
NOV 23 6 THOS. J. MOORE
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Consumption from Coughs and Colds.
STANLEY'S Great Cough Syrup cures
~ Coughs and Colds with marvellous GER
tainty. This Is great medicine, and is with
IN tho reach OF all. Only so cents bottle.
Made and for sale only by HEINITSH.
Nov II 8
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To the Members Of the Executive Com
mittee Of the Taxpayers Convention
Of South Carolina.
N accordance with the direction Of the Con-
l. yention. you are hereby requested to meet
in Columbia on the LAST WEDNESDAY In
this month. JAMES OHESNUT,
NOV 70 Chairman.
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Barley! Barley ~ a4
DLANTERS can have SEED BARLEY a.
Il 81. as per bushel. Terms cash.
sept "a JOHN O. SEEGERH,
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

VEGETABLE ARDEN.-Many seeds
may now be planted, as before they
are up the danger of frost will be
pretty well over. Okra = Dwarf
yarietyis best for early crop-long
smooth pod without ridges, We like
best for main crop. Beans-of the
bush varieties the Early Mohawk Is
one of the best, being hardy end
bearing a full sized pod. The latter
item is an importantOne in bean,
as ia ''stringfag'", much of the pod IS
liable to be cut away, Of pole beans
We like very much a variety which
probably came from Mexico, seed
rather olive cOlored-peds in clus-
ters and .ery large. May be eaten
as snap when quite large, For
q sure crop of butter beans nothing
eou,Is the old sieva-the lima is de
eidedly less hardy but of rather bet
ter quality than the sieva The stiff
est soil in the garden may be planted
in these pole beans; the whole fami-
" delights in clay soil.
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TIE Double .CHIID OF TIE PRAI-
EIE.-The western newspapers are
greatly excited over the double baby
which is now on exhibition in Cincin-
aati, Que editor says:
1.-The childnn (for children they
are). are rather pretty and intelligent
looking-blue eyes. fair hair, AID
light complexion. Their bodies are
joined together so that there appeaIs
to be bnt one b6iy. and their heads
lie IN exactly oppoSit directions
The question has cften been asked.
.,can they everMalk2' twill be an
odd looking sisht if they do. far their
lower limbs are. placed at their. side.
and at right angles with the line of
their body. Besides. the right leg
belongs to, ono and the left to the
other. and being governed by difer
ent minds.G should think they would
:aiI to move in hsrm6ny. While |
AS there orc ci.iid fell. asleep; the
pther rcmihG3e a,t. =. laughing and
owing
Bristol news. [volume] (Bristol, Va. & Tenn.) 1867-189?, 1871-04-14

LoCK-JAw, INJURED EYE, &C.
EDITORS SOUTHERN CULTIvAToR:-
Here are three receipts worthy Of a
ploce in your columns:
To CURE LOCK JAw.-IIave pot
Of boiling water, in which saturate
three blankets. and put them on the
horse as hot as he can bear, and
place tub of boiling water close up
under his belly. Every ten or fifteen
minutes take off one blanket, dip it
in the boiling water, and immedi
ately put it on again. This treat
ment was recommended by an old
farmer. experienced in the manage
ment of horses, and relieved a very
severe case of lock jaw for me in two
or three hours.
TREATMENT FOR TIE EVE WHEN
ACCIDENTALLY INJURED. - Bleed
freely, battle the eye twice day in
cold water. and blow into it through
a quill some Of the following mixture:
Equal parts of loaf sugar powdered
fine) and cal0mel. This WAS also re-
commended by the farmer apove men,
toned, aud restored a mules eye
which thought WAS past curing,
TIE BEST COMPOST FOR THE FAR
MER.-"ConPos mentis." The eff
cacy of this receipt can be greatly in
creased by reading the "Cultivater.
J. $. J
Oak Grove, S. c.. Feb Is. 1871.
~ ,ssnH. SVutberR CultiUtor.