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BaItimore Produce Marked.

BALTIMORE, June 22.-Cotton heavy and weak ;
low middllngs, lshc. Flour dun and irregular ;
Howard Street supernne, s5@5T5; do. extra,
s6.2b@T; do. family, sT@sT6 City Mills supernne,
S6@T'2b; 40. extra, s6oO@s; do. family ss9ll
Western supernne, s6'25@6; do. extra, S625@T; do
S2@ 215; Ohio and Indiana. tlbT@1 go. Southern
white Corn, dull at ssc.; Southern yellow, T6c. {;
mixed Western, T5976c. Oats firm at 7l@sc0
Pork steady at si65e Bacon nrm; shoulders, nc.
rib sides, 99sAc. clear rib, 9A99Se.; sugaI-cured
hams, 1e917c. Lard, 1lH9l2c. Whisky, 939s3Hc
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FROM UTAH.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESS.

7
Exclusively TO The EVening Telegraph.
Appointments OF New Judges Reeom-
mendeds
SALT LAKE, June Ex-senator Stewart, of
Nevada, is in this city, and is counsel in some
great lawsuits. He recommends the appointment
of new judges for Utah, but the Gentle lawyers
and the Federal officials are opposed to any
change in the judiciary.
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FROM THE WEST.
IBY ASSOCIATED PRESS ]

Exclusively 10 The BUeaing Telegraph
Condition of Mrs. Vallandigham.
DAYTON, o., June 21.-Mrs. Vallandigham is
still unconscious. The physicians remain in
constant attendance, and are
Reticent
as to her recovery. She fails to recognize her
most intimate friends standing by her bedside.
By many it is feared that she has lost or will
lose her reason, while others declare that the
double shock she has encountered during the
last few days threatens the most fatal conse-
quences, and that her death is merely matter
of brief time.
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Chicago FIour and Wheat Market.

CHICAGO, June 1850 A. M - Wheat market
July; sales at sl19A, seller July and August. Corn
nrm, 6sA@5sAc. seller June: 6sH@54c., seller
uS' Pseeipt. Szsrs. 1N' w. " E~ess.as Shin,,s
Flour, bbls. 1000 5000 Oats, bus. 10000 5000
Wheat. bus. $1,000 $4,000 Rye, bus ~. 1000 1000
Corn, bus .2AsOOO $4,000 BARLEY. bus. 1000 none
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FROM NEW JERSEY.
IBY ASSOCIATED PREss.l
70 The EUenfng Telegraph.
Railroad Accident.

WOODBURY., N. j., June 22.-An accident
occurred last night TO an up freight train from
Bridgeton, near Barnsborough, five miles below
Woodbury.. The conductors car was crushed,
and John Peck, of Henry, H., was seriously
injured.
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ALllRamIee NTarleta.

MILWAUKEE,, June $3.50 A. M-Wheat market
nrm. No. l, el'2SH: No. 2, 81 81 Receipts. ", 900
bushels; shipments, "a, 200 bushels. Freights-sa,
&C. steam, 10c.
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MEssRs. WILLIAM PAINTER Co., No. SO s. Third
street. report the following guotstlons1U ss Of
l122l9ll2H; do. 1885, l123.9ll2H; do, July, 1885,
il4H9ll4A; do, July, 1857, 1141s1l4z<; do. July,
X: r. Currency Sc. 1l6@11bA. Gold, 112A@1l2K.
NARR & LADNER, Brokers' report this morning
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- EOOND EDlIlUN
FRANCE, SPAIN, AND ITALY.
The Paris Military Review.
East indian Crops Destroyed.
Advices from the Pacific.
California Democratic Convention.
Mrs. Vallandigham Dying.
Etc, ETC., Etc., ETC.. Etc. Etc.
The Paris Military Review.
East Indian Crops Destroyed.
Advices from the Pacific.
California Democratic Convention.
Mrs. vallandigham Dying.

Etc, Etc, Etc.. Etc. Etc. Etc.
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ku Klux organization; but Tho denied
Tue assumptions Sbatithe kian was con-
spiraoy Intended to interfere with the
rights ot any class to vote. NO such in
tenti"n appeared from its consultation,
aud no false Interpretation placed upon
1t ny individual members. he claimed.
con'd bind others, who must be pre.
sumed to have subscribed it with view
to the purposes set forth, and 70 nothing
else, until. at least. they themselves had
given evidence OF different understand.
ing OF it. Nor could the unlawful acts
OF certain parties to the agreement bind
others not engaged in them-ths agree
ment itself being Of an innocent charao-
Ter. AS to the special conspiracy against
CHARLES Leach, the testimony Of ali the
witnesses present at Captain Mitchell's.
the night OF the occurrence, proved him
innocent.
At the close OF Mr.. Melton's speech.
the court adjourned to IL O'Clock, to.
morrow, when Mr.. Chamberlain will
close the argument before the Jury.
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vernon OF Arkansas has sent his adiusaut
TO the scene sshpti4 tsHmeantime Repnb-
Aosa s.A.szs 4A.s7s s:::::e:... k.se
united insa petition for.regular troops.
OHARts=ssxcaSS DeceubSt 2l.A-ArTiVod-- -
echooners La VIZ W. Silmons, Boston;
T.. 8. Knight, Sandy Hook; Bowdoin.
Baltimore. Sailed steamers aGeoroia.
New York; Virginia. Philadelphis.
RICHMOND, VA, December .2l.-NI&r.
tin Alley. who killed Robert Pettewav.
two months since, was convicted, to-day,
OF murder in the second degree. and
was sentenced to eighteen years in the
penitentiary.
HAVANA. December 21.-Dr. Howard.
who has been awaiting trial at Oienfne.
gos, Tor, aiding the rebels, has been sem
tenoed to eight years in the penitentiary.
PTTsBURa. Pa, u psosmber 2I.-An
Eastern bound train ran off near West
Newton, Pa. Cause. a. broken rail.
Fifteen persons were hurt-two fatally.
The express car is in the iiveT.
NEW XoRK, December 21.-South
American letters report forty shocks OF
earthquake in nine hours at the town of
Oran. The streets were opened, and
every house tumbled into ruins. A vol.
cano burst forth in the province OF In
fairy. Further subtel ranean oonmotions
along the line OF the Andes are appre-
hended. a''T 3i3nt'A
NJ, PHILADELPHIA, December 21.-The
people GROSS the Delaware River on ioe
opposite the city.
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Sale spartanburg and Union Railroad

sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
The stats of South Carolina ., plsintiff. against
the Spartanburg and Union Railroad Com.
pany and others, creditors, defendants
obedience t0 an order dated 18th day of
4 November, 1871, paesed by the Hon. James
- Hct!sad. Icayc &: the An C:-c.it. cs .to
state 0f South Carolina, the undersigned will
SELL on the FIRST MONDAY in January, 1879,
At Uhlonvi;le, in the County of Union, in the
State OF south Carolina, before the Court
house door, between the hours Of IL O'Clock
IN the forenoon and O'clock in the afternoon.
at public outcry. to the highest bidder. the
whole of the SpARTANBUK4 AND UNION
RAILROAD, including the Koad- bed, Right of
Way. Grading. Bridges, Masonry and Super
structure, lying aud situate in the Counties
OF Fairfield, Union and Spartanburg; all the
stock subscribed for in the Spartapburg and
Union Railroad Company the ch rtered rights
and privileges thereof; tile railroad spikes.
chatrs and equipments, and all the property
owned oy said company, as incident or neces-
sary for lite busint ss. on the following terms.
to wit: Twenty-Five thousand ($25, ,O0O) dol.
lars cash, and the balance in three equal
semi an.dal instalmonts, with interest on
each instalment from the day of sale, to be
secured by the bond Of the purchaser, with a
mortgage OF the entire property sold. The
purchaser Will also DO required to pay for ell
stamps and papers.
II the highest bidder should fail to pay at
once the twenty-five thousand (s25. .OOOj dol
!ars aforesaid In cash. the property hereinke-
Tore advertised will Immediately be offered.
at the time and place above mentioned, upon
the terms already stated, for resale.
JAMES III. BAXTER.
THOMAS q. JETER,
NOVEMBER %. 1871. Referees.
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The Temple Of Health

MORE good and reliable remedies can be
IN had at HEINITSH'S Drug and Chemi-
land. There is not single person afflicted
with disease, who ever bought bottle Of
Heiniteh's medicine. but returned and gave
thanks, and bought another bottle. just see
what has been done:
so 900 bottles Of the QUEENS DELIGHT,
for the blood.
25, 900 bottles stanley's COUGH sYRUr,
for coughs, &c.
Of the Liver.
20, 900 bottles Tar and Wild Cherry COUGH
CURE.
10000 bottles Heinitsh's CHILL CURE.
10000 bottles QUAKER LINIMENT, for
rheum atism.
Still the cry is, oomcl Come ono, come all,
to the Temple Of Health, and be healed at
little cost. full stock Of good medicines al
ways on hand, at moderate prices, Wholesale
and retail, by +. n. HEINITSH,
Nov as t Proprietor and Dealer.
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Executors Notice.

4 IL persons indebted to the late James
"A Brown. either by note or book account,
are requested to call and settle at once with
my agent, Fred. J. Brown, or they will bo
placed in the hands OF An attorney for COL
lection. Those having claims will present
them, properly attested, at once for pay
ment. SELMA BROWN
Nov % t13 Executrix,
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PRINCE OF WALES
ONLY THRIFTY PEARS OLD

TNHE accounts report tho Prince euffering
Il from disease Of the lungs.
CONSUMPTION,
That fell destroyer. spares neither The high
nor the low. Every one is subject to coughs
and colds. STANLEY'S COUGH SYRUP
should be in tho hands OF everybody. 1t
cures Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Hoarseness,
Sore Throat, Bronchitis. Group and Influ-
enza, with marvellous certainty. Let the de-
clining heahh Of the Prince admonieh you to
go at once and get . bottle. For sale only at
HEINTFSH'S Family Medicine Store.
Dec 10
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Auction salea.
State Of South Richland Co.
IN TIE CoAMQN PLEAS.
Referees Sale.
By JACOB LEVIN. Auotionee,

By JACOB LEVIN, Auotioneer.
Mary Fair, Is Ezeoutrix Of the will OF sa-
m1el Fair, deceased, %. JACOB 0eiger et al.
-cSSwp!at"s aS nl.:, to marshall Assets JoT Do,oer
pURSUANT to deoretal order in tho
- T. above entitled cause, will seil before the
MONDAY in January next, between the LEGAL
hours, the following REAL ESTATE, to Wit:
Such portions Of two (2) squares OF land. in
the city Of Columbia. as belonged to the late
Samuel Fair, deceased; one known as the
Hospital Lot" bounded by Washington.
Barnwell. Winn and Lady streets, and the
square contiguous thereto, bounded by Lady.
barnwell, Winn and Gervais streets. The
above viii be sold in lots of about ons-quartsr
the office OF the undersigned.
Terms OF SALE.-Cssh sufficient to pay
costs due; Of the bslane 9, one. half payable on
the 1st day Of March, 1874. and the other hail
on the lst day Of March, 1873 The purchase
mouey to bo secured by bond and approved
perso;usl peas";a security. with q mortgage Of the
chase money be paid in cash, then the Der
sonal security will be dispensed with. Pur-
Dec lot d. B. MILLER, Special Referee.
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Meeting Of Stockholders.

CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
COLUMBIA, 8. o., December 81, 1871.
VIE regular annual meeting OF the Stock
l. holders of this Bank will be held, on the
SECOND TUESDAY In January. 9th proximo,
e. the bAnktng Honsa. in the city of Column
bia.r A. G.. HRENIZER
0Dec ~ tuA Cashier.
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Excelsior Fireworks,
FOR CHRIsTBIAs,
AT Heise's Confectionery.

Stoves, Tinware, &c.
sJh, THE undersigned have just received
IA large lot OF Cooking, Pnrlor, Office
~ and Church STOVES. Of newest pat
Lerns and latest designs.
Also, always on h and q good assortment of
home. ade and pressed TINWARE. all of
which will be sold at the very LOWEST cash
prices. Give us o call before purchasing.
ROOFING, Guttering. Plumbing and all
job Work promptly attended to.
Store just above new Post Office Building.
Main street. CHAMBERS & 90.
Dec t6 G.
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Frightful Prophecy.

IF yon neg!act cough or cold, however
l. slight, consumption. that great destroyer,
will be sure to follow. The inscription upon
the tombstone will be in the following start
ling words:
"DIED Prom NEGLECTED. CoUoH."
Stanley's celebrated COUGH SYRUP will
cure coughs, colds, asthma, throat affections,
when no other pr paration will Try bot
tie. Prepared only by
Nov 25t L. h HElNITSH. DRUGGIST
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Notice.
CAROLINA NATIONAL.

CAROLINA NATIONAL. BANK OF
COLUMBIA, y. O., December 20, 1871.
i All notes and acceptances falling due on
Monday should bo attended to on SATURDAY
previous. w. B. GULICK.
Dec212 Cashier
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Notice.
CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK.

COLUMBIA. =. g., December 81, 1911.
THNHIS Bank will not opon on Christmas
II Day. All Notes and Aoceptances ma.
turing on that day will be due and payable
on SATURDAY, ESD instant, as provided by
law. A. q. BKENIZER, Oash;ar
Dec %
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Columbia Canal.

"ANTED, 100 moro LABORERS on the
,vy COLUMBIA Osnsl. Apply to J. NJ. Draw.
toru; at tooEhouse. Guignard's Ferry, at 63
Dec 21 3. A. PEAnCE. LR. Aoant.
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Wanted.

A FIRST RATE HOUSE. SERVANT MAN.
~ without family, to go to town of Sum.
Ter. He must havo good recommendations.
Apply at this office. Dec 2O2
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wmK.Ee4RARHIo
@AsA.sA A6Alfss
NOON. DEspATuHEs,

= - SS7'%'Fss ,--SeAsA.S=-AMAAfsl
of.i 1i,sa'.sa ',+i NOON, DEspATCHEs,
soHRMokss PRIVATE spEoULATIoNs SPA.
iNIsH MKNrsrnx,aTkoU1nES-
!, 8, EQUALITY IN FRAat0Ht--OoMMUNIsT TRI,
Z aLs-FATAr. MARINE DISASTER, so (. Ao!.
& LoNDoN. December 20. Victoria ha.
received the congratulations OF the
French Republic upon the Prince OF
Wales recovery. English journals ex.
press regret at Sclenck's Complication
with private speoulationa. 6A5
fs MADRID, December 20. Ia number Of
Madchampo Ministry have resigned.
j The. formation Of new Ministry has
been entrusted to Sagosta. Sagosta
offered four portfolios TO the Gorilla fac
5tt{on, all OF whom refused. ,se t.
Z : Pans. December 20.-Thiers assured
z. dspasstion Of French Protestapts that
religious equality will be maintained.
Oommu0ist trials are progressing rs.
ptdly. The number tried Is l4,378, of
whom twenty-five have been convicted.
&C LONDON. December 21.-Wales gradu-
ally gains strength.
DR.. Gull will be made baronet; Dr..
Lowe will be knighted.
~ NIGHT DISPATCHES. !
LONDON, December 2l.-The steamer
Delaware, whioh sailed this week from
Liverpool for Calcutta, was totally lost.
yesterday, off Soilly Island. All on
board are supposed to have persisted.
PARIS, December 21.-A new Spanish
Cabinet has been formed, with Sagosta
as President and DR.. Bias as Minister of
Foreign Afairs. The Government will
now move for dissolution of Oortes.
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Columbia Board of Trade,

A N EXTRA MEETING OF the Board of
IN Trade will be held THIS EVENING. At
u O'Clock. at Hibernian Hall. Prompt at
tendance is requested, as business Of impor-
tance will be transacted. Dec 221
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Christmas Goods.
LNIRE CRACKERS, 4
IL Fire Crackers.
Torpedoes.
For sale, Wholesale and retail, by
Dec 20 JOHN AGNEW j. SON.
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For Sale,
OON EMPTY WHISKEY BARRELS. Ap.
lOO ply at tho Columbia Hotel
Dec 10 IS WM GORMAN
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Butter.
400 LBS. Fresh Country BUTTER, for
fOO sale by 4. HOPE.
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even hearsay, OF DR.. Whitesides being a
member; and how that even Foster him
sell was forced to say that he never knew
OF DIR. Whitesides being engaged in any
other outrage, except the raid on Charley
Leach and others, on the night Of the
9th of January. So much for the gene
raj charge of conspiracy. The speaker
then turned to the charge of the special
conspiracy against Charles Leach, and
collating. in clear and effective man.
ner. the testimony Of Mrs. Howe. Miss
Sallie Howe, DR.. Darwin, Mrs. Whiso-
nant and Sammy Mitchell, showed that
on the night of the 9th of January, on
which, as manifested by the testimony,
the outrage on Charley Leach was per.
petrated, DR.. Whitesides was away, dis
charging his professional duties BY the
sick bed of Mrs. Mitchell
Col. Wilson was followed by 9. D. Mel
ton, Esq. counsel for the defendant, J.
w. Mitchell. Mr.. Melton opened his
argument by brief analysis of the in
dictment, showing the nature of the
offence charged. The first count, he
stated, charged the defendant with par.
ticipatiOn in general conspiracy to
hinder and prevent, by threats, intimi.
dation and violence, divers male citizens
OF African descent from the free exercise
OF the right to vote at elections. The
second, third and fourth charged spe.
cial conspiracy, based upon the overt
act OF whipping Charles Leach. Mr.
Melton said he would not deny, in the
face of all the facts drawn out in the
case, that his client was member Of tht
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man towards them. He further testified
that there was general disturbance
throughout the County, and that incen-
diary fires were frequent, and that ho
himself had been importuned to engage
in q plot to burn large number Of
houses. Further. that he himself had
warned q number of men who were af-
terwards punished by the Ku KIux that
they would endanger themselves by their
violent conduct aud language.
Tho defence closed here, and the pro.
secution introduced rcbutting testimony.
as follows:
Butler Askew, colorel-l ave in York
County, and know Major Guyton. He
never gave mo any warming about the
Ku Kiux coming on me. They did raid
on me once. 1t was on the Sd of Fe-
bruary last. There were FIVE of them
They jerked me out Of my house; made
me take off my shirt. and whipped me-
know Major Guyton's politics. He
voted the Democratic ticket all the time
until the Inst election. He voted the
Radical ticket that time. bnt he told me
afterwards that he was sorry he ever did
it. nm too Young to vote M, IF.
Jackson Dowten, colored. was next
called. He said-I live Mt Madison
Smarr's place, in York County. know
Major Guyton. He never warned mo of
the Ku KIux. They did visit me about
month after Christmas. They came
tearing up to my house at night. MY
dog bnyed them and they shot him, but
didn't kill. They then broke in my
house and took me ont. They said: You
are Radical, amt you? I said: Yes,
sir; am Radical. You belong to the
League? Yes, sir Bill Kells League2
Yes, sir. They then piled on me, and
gave me about 100 lashos over my shirt
They were oil disguised in gowns, and
some had long horns on their heads.
They told me to tell my folks that il
there was 30 much Us q chicken COOP
burnt in that neighborhood. they should
kill ten d-n Rndical niggers.
Charles M. Foster, white, recalled
Milton Watson brought mo orders to &c
on the Charley Good raid. He Dor.
rowed my ku Klux gown and mask tc
take home. as a model to make the Others
by. Miss Rico Leach. Miss Jerushs
| ! Moss and Miss Watson made mp the
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~ CulIeu IOS Dy tn6 patent during the
night. heard of the Ku Kluxing. the
next morning. after breakfast. James
Mitchell, younger son of Capt. Mitch
ell, had been to the post Office. and heard
Of the whipping Of Jerry Thompson,
Presley Holmes and Charley Leach.
Cross-exauined-I was never mem
Der of the Ku Klux Klan, nor did 1 ever
so confess to Col. Merrill. I was casu-
ally alta meeting once. I don't know
that You could call it Ku Klu1 meet
ing. It was a neighborhood meeting.
called to consult means of defence
against the incendiary fres that had be-
come frequent. I know that the even
ing I was called to visit Mrs. Mitchell
was the 9th Of January, because kept n
record on my books. John Mitchell
was present all night, sitting up with his
mother.
Mrs. Mary Howe was next called
She said-I reside in York. I remem.
Der Of hearing of the raid on Leach. l
was at Mrs. Mitchell's that night. l
was sent for because Mrs. NJ. had been
taken very ILL got there about sun
down. DR.. Thomas Whitesides and DIR.
Darwin attended that night. They got
there about 10 O'Clock. Captain John
Mitchell had gone for them. DR.. Dar.
win, Or. Whitesides, Mrs. John Mitchell.
Captain Mitchell, Mrs. Whisonant, my.
self, my daughter Salle and my son
Julius sat up all night. It was Wednes.
day night, the 9th of January. After
breakfast, next morning, heard of the
whipping Of Charley Leach, Press.
Holmes and jerry Thompson. Sammy
Mitchell told us Of it; he had been owe,
to tho post Office, and heard it from Mrs
Smith. Tho post Office was on Thomp
sons place, where Jerry Thompson was
whipped.
Cross ss-examined-I remember the date
by circumstances; I emit exactly 50,
how. New Years day was on Sunday.
Mrs. Hannah Miami Whisonant wa.
next placed upon the stand. She said
l live in York County. am sister O
Capt. John w. Mitchell. Irecollect m,
mothers illness; she had spasms; sh,
had been ailing for several days bnt wa
taken violently i'll on Monday afternoon
and Capt. John Mitchell went after
doctor. he returned with DR.. White
sides and DR.. Darwin, about 10 o'clocl
at night. Several sat up that night
There were my sister law, Mrs. Johl
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We propose to offer to the public, few re-
marks may he applicable, if necessary.
In the first place, We feel it our right to
request our share of public patronage;
more than our share we do not ask.
Srrondly-W" do not prott's to under
sell any one, or to sell Il better quality for
the same money, but We rely entirely upon
our own merits, and leave the CoNrARA-
TIVE WORTH of our merchandise subject
to the judgment of the public.
Thirly--That we have ONE AND EXT
ON: PRICE for the same kind and quality
of lumber may be depended upon, except.
ing OF course when larger bills are pur-
chased reduction will he made.
The following is list of our stock. and
it may be- relied upon with absolute GER
tainiy that at all times each kind and quail
ty below mentioned can be found in our