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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

Mothers, send your children to bed
happy. Whatever cares press, give it a
warm good night kiss as it goes to its pill
low The memory of this, in the stormy
years that may he in store for the little
one, will be like Bethlehem's star to the
bewildered shepherds My father, my
mother, loved me-" Nothing can take
away that blessed heart balm Lips
parched with the worlds fever will become
dewy again at the thrill of youthful men,
ories Kiss your little child before it goes
to sleeD.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

MOTHERS WHO HAVE DAUGHTERS THAT HAVE
WEAK LUNGs-Should arrest the disease
when it is in the incipient stages. 1t is in
dicated by n hacking cough, pains in the
chest, difficulty of breathing, or oppression
on, tuberclcs will form, and Consumption
will be the result. A most valuable remedy
will be found in Aliens Lung Balsam to cure
and check this disease in its first stage. .-f
For sale by all Medicine Dealers, II fs,
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

THE CHILDREN's HoUR.-ln their De-
cember number the publishers of this beautiful
magazine say I'VE will not promise to make the
Hour any better handsomer next year than it has
been in 1871, for we do not really know where to
improve it. But will promise to keep it fully up
to its high reputation as the best and purest, and
most attractive of the chldren's magazines. We
close the year with a number Of unusual richness"
Now is the time for all who wish to get the choicest
reading for their little ones, to send for the CH
drea's Hour, and secure its visits from the com
mencement of the new volume. Ii is one of the few
periodicals that all may place in the hands of their
children and feel that not line will be found
therein not fraught with good influence. The H.
lustratiOns in this number are remarkably fine
Price $1.25 year copies for $500, with beaut-
full Chrome as premium for clubs. Specimen
copies 10 cents. Address T. s. Arthur Il SoN,
Philadelphia, Pa.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

WE often see a large stock of cattle which
do not seem to thrive, and come out "sprins
poor" all for want of something to start
them in the right direction. One dollars
worth of .Seriddp's Ctn0lry Condition Poe
ders, given to such a stock occasionally dur
ing the winter, would be worth more than
an extra half ton of hay.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

HAVE you severe wrench or sprain? Have
you rheumatism in any form? Have you
stiff neck, or lunches caused by rheumatic
pains? If so, soAnSolfs Aaodyne L0,ineat is
specific remedy, and is also the best pain
killer in the world.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

SUDDEN CHANGES IN THE WEATHER are pro-
ductive of Throat Diseases, Coughs and
Colds. There is no more effectual relief to
be found, than in the use of "BrosFs's Broa-
chidl Tj'ocheS
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

"A young man advertises for place
as salesman, and says he has had great
deal of experience, having been dis
charged from seven different situations
within the wear. 3is-t t
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

FRuIT-GRowERs and fowcr-fancicrs should
not fail to read the advertisement in this
number, headed Fruit Recorder and Cottage
Gardener q. ...
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

PLAIN QUESTIONS FOR INvALDs Have
the routine medicines of the profession done
you no good? Are you discouraged and
miserable? If so, test the properties of the
new Vegetable Specific, DR.. WALKERS CAL
IFoRNIA VINEGAR BITTERs, already famous as
the finest invigorant, corrective and altera-
tive that has ever seen the light. Dyspep-
tics and persons of bilious habit should keep
it within reach, if they value health and
ease ... ........
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

THE LITTLE CORPORAL was routed but
not conquered in the great fire, and the December
number comes ont as fresh, sparkling and vigorous
as ever 1t contains a full-page Illustration by
Thomas Mast, the prince of artists and among the
articles we notice one from Horace Greeley, en-
Art and Industry This number contains many
rich things and is beautifully illustrated Throughout
The publisher announces that in the next number
will begin the $500 Prize Story, written by Helen
C. Weeks noted writer for the young. This will
no doubt be charming story. and all the boys and
girls will he delighted with il. Published by JonS
E. MILLER, Chicago, Ill.
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DR., RAILWAYS
ErNT DTTpn hTTVE PILLS
a.-.T r. r. r.. i'
RADWAY'S READY RELIEF

In from One to Twenty Minutes
'ii NOT ONE HOUR
After reading thIs advertisement need any
RADwAY's READY EELiEf IS 4 CURE FOR Ev-
II was the hrst, and Is ...--f.. =
THE ONLY PAIN REMEDY
that Instantly stops the most eNcrcsaiins palms. aays
Lungs Stomach, Bowels, OF other glands or organs ny
'"' 81 " From isiiSa ONE TO TWENTY MINUTES,
RlfI-NiATfC Bri-rifdcn InE-I.i, Crippled NeryOuss
NcuTalaic or prostrafed with disease nlAy suffer
RADWaY'S READY RELIEF
VIII afford Instant Ease. -i
INFLAMMATION OF THE EIDZEYS:, ~, ,,,,,,,,,
INFLAMMATION OF THE LOW ,,-, ,-,-,.,
SORE THROAT, DIFFICULT BREATHING.
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HEADACHE, rooTHAcTIE- -
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col ID CIfTrIS. AGUE CIiILis-
The application OF The Rsisy Isc!tet 10 ~ We rari
Twcn'y DROPS in half tun',cr OF wafer viii, IN
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ways IL es,dy Relief with Ihral- \ few dTOls IN
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wasCr Il Is lc, Ilan FFrRch Br4Iiay or BtIers ~
FEVER AND AGUE,
Fever and Asue cured for ifty cc1ts. There Is not
remedial agent in this world that will Fever and
yellow and other Fevers Cadei ny BADwAY's FlLIsl,
quick Is EADwAY's READY RELIEF Fifty cents per
SOLD BY DRUGGISTS.
.F-Read "FA FALSE AND TRUE" Send one letter
stamp TO RADWAY & CO., No. 81 Maiden Lane, New
York. Information worth thousands viii be sent you
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xx-ItEN wRITING TO ADVERTISERS
w please say You saw the advertisements
in this paper.
yNrANTED.-Agents for Juiinr's Interest
w Tables. ready calculated, at 0, o, :, > aAid ~
nor cent The best book on interest nov in use.
- L. JULIAN. Lancaster, ONO.
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THE HARRISBURG .
IsFAMILY CORNSHELLER co.

Want Agents to sell their Family Cornshellers Mos
perfect invention OF the kind. Sells at sight Proni
large. For circulars, address EUGENE SNYDER
Treasurer, LOCK Box 9, Harrisburg, PA.
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UNIVERSALISM.

Send for free sample copy of the CHRIsIIAS
ahrstclass weekly Journal published by the New
ing the sermons OF Dr. +. H. Chaplin Terms $50 per
year. Address. Publisher CHRISTIAN LEADER, lSSS
RrnnlNNaN- Now York ifN
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07
CUNDURA.NGO! +.
Bliss, Keene & Go. & Find Extract.
TIE woSDEKrUL EESEo1 Ros - D. +1r
Cancer, scrofula, Ulcers, Salt RheuIn, and All
Chronic Blood Diseases.

Dr. P. 7. KFFrNE having Just returned from Ecua-
dor and brought vita hinll Quantity u the ges,as
CEndarIu-C bark scxuEeE ihrGuEh tie NElclal
Recommendation and tii;ce - is Excellency the
President Ecuador. and The CoftFnnerT of h;zt
Republic prepared to lil ortlers foT Il % ilE
tied extent snd II price about near7er OF thHI
which the cost Of the Erst very small suPps cOnl-
pclled 10 charge. .... .f-.-..s. .s I'D.
Our Fluid EXsru is prepared from TIE seHHins
Cuuaura ngc Bark FROM Lola. Ecuador secured
by assistance Of the authorities of that county sold
by all Druggists il P.t bottles. having them
name trad. mark sud full directions Tor use Price,
$40. laboratory, No 90 Cedar 81, New y Qrk- =
-..--sr BLISS. kFENE & co.
DIV. Bliss. NJ d. Washington. u. q. 2. z BIIss
NJ D., New York +. I. kEExE- VI. D.. Sew York
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07
Chicago 4TD ,Ts DESTRUCTION,

ent and fiIture With graphic scenes incidenis and
full details OF the disaster, By Geo. p ppton and !
over 100 pa ces and so illustrr lions. IT is nov
AGENTS WANTED Gady f9T for deIesy eer S ena n FOR
Union Publishing Co., Chicago, Ill, or Philada, Pa
GENTS yauted.-Agents make more money at
N work for anything else Particulars free.
G. SrISsoS & Co. Fine Art Publishers, Portland, Ne.
Go7E MONTH.-Horse and outfit furnish
ID - 4 y ed. Address NOVELTY CO. Saco, Me.
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MAP CHICAGO, showing the Burnt District
VI Agents wanted Samples &c. H. A. CAMPBELL
3 Walnut st. Elaborate and worthy of preservation
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-12-07

EEEE for month to all who ask fors, ss....,.zs.
fhf IL Free for IfIIRTEES NoSTHs 70 AN who send
- - - -FOUR new subscribers. and s.: each ncw
subscriber also receiving the extra month THE
PORTLAND TRANSCRIPT. Of the largest most
entertaining and Instructive Literary anf Family
Neekcs In the country Seven months. trl. for ~
AL leading Periodicals dubbed with terss worth
inquiring into Address TRANSCRIPT, Ports1d- Ae.
Curiosity The Chicago oExtra-'-Sewspar--. Send
y Sc Big pay to Adds The icak Extra
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300 pg a x ssq, e ri trial Sr XSaESnl; S
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. LAW OFFICE OF. -. -,
,,. ~, TOPEKA. Kas. =, Noy. 1881. .

". 8. = - =
[Care of Rev. c. NJ. j.. Buffalo,
MADAME; We have made inquiries which salts
ned us that you are the person to whom our extent
the money herewith forwarded to be paid You
VIII please find draft on the - National Bank of
Chieago for $500 receipt of which acknowledge and
ODliue tf,,Il.- titi-l9fi55f
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:S3:fT|@

ty years ago-how could 100000 of
htaoks b npM disfr4pbbtssd2 ;Tbe de.
!. mooraoY pgght to ascebt sahh lfifteanth
'amondasnts Shd the Republicans ould
doubtless advocate the removal OF disa.
bilities. When these questions had passed
away, Afi1ance fwoulds. claim /. attention.
He'argusd sttobgiy In: fayorSof paying
the national debt assfast as possible. Il
was tbe only way to keep up the public
credit. Yirginians thought too much of
politics: They should devote their atten.
tlon' more to the development of their
natural resources. They had all the re-
sources OF -Pennsylvania, and could be
equal to that State. They wanted wise
and eotive men. They should have faith
IN their State: Every man ought to
look for q mine, n water power, &C., in
order to utility. He closed with eulogy
OF henry Clay and the policy of the de-
ceased statesman. He was warmly an.
plauded, and mos of those present were
introduced to him.
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american ,lrseeil.sonce.
NOON DESPATCHES.

DEMOCRATIC REPORT OF THE KU KLux IN
vEsTIGAT1oN IN soQTH<OARoLtNA-DIs
AsTER DEATHs-ExoDDs OF CHINESE
sH1PWREoK-INaANB DEFAULrRR
SION AGAINST M'aARRAHAN--nR1EorI
OF KENTUCKY's WAR CLAIMs-gpERoH
FROM HoRAoE aRFEtEY-THE CHARLES.
TON RLEoTIoN, &C., 10.
WAsHiNaToN, August 1.-The Rafrfot
publishes on authorized report of eyt.
depoe taken by the sub -Ku Klux Copn.
Hittee, furnished by Hon. P.nHa'yan
Trump. The statement published in
the Star. is pronounced untrue in n,any
essential partioulars, and facts perverted
in others, with the view OF producing
false and partisan impression. The testi.
mony shows there are four Counties, viz: ::
Laurens, Chester, York aud Spartan
burg, in which acts Of violence have been
committed on both sides. Tie whites
and blacks are nearly equally divided in
population, and carpet-bag rule, by
which the negro is foroibly pnt over the
vhite man. has produced bad, and
oven o dangerous, state Of feeling. The
poor whites are mostly aggrieved By an
oppression which is intended to make
them the inferior OF recent slaves
ateeped IN ignorance and vice. Every
thing has been done to aggravate the
labofing whites and to outrage the social
condition Of their families. <. It is in
PROOF that the 'ne9roes disguised as Kn
A'ax> abhmitthdi many ontrages. The
gesnHImo9y given by negroes was of the
lo~ess kIhaA and utterly unworthy OF
!neyet. a9d Many were ATTRACTED by tn,
iifyeE dsem; @ ;QI4wo dollars pers day. The
:statepent ,nonolndes: "Therp ie no 20.
!iticai faslihg Of any.kind inlt the unfor.
inmate distt,rbaneaa which: have occurred
.tn these foy Counties Of South CaroIinn
they result from NAL .administration'
corruption, robbery, carpat.bagism. aud
especially among the poor laborina
white mon, from wicked purpose on
the part of the authorities and Leaisla.
ture, to assist black supremacy and dc.
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TCT-
"A CARD.

On or about the 1st OF September, in addi-
sion to our immense stock Of DRY GOODS.
CARPETS, BOOTS. SHOES, eto., we will sup
ply two more pressing wants Of the commu-
nifty. by adding ap elegant first class MILL
merry EBTABLISHMhNT, where Goods in
quantities will be kept 10 select from, and at
prices that the people can afford to buy at
the Department to be under tho immediate
supervision Of q lady from abroad, and OF
high ability in the business.
Tho DRESS MAKING, FITTING aud CUT
TING DEPARTMENT will be conducted on
an en- arged scale, under the immediate
charge OF Miss ANNIE W1TTEvoaEr., assisted by
hrat class Gutter from abroad, The whole
to occupy our seoond floor, which is being
fitted up for tho purpose. We propose to
supply our patrons in full. We work oheap
and by rnic. We guarantee all we sell or do
to tho fulleat extent; and are satisfed and
determined to save money for every person
who deals with us. The calculation ia a aim,
pio ono. Look at our enormous purchases.
Can we not only buy cheaper, aud do We not
aell cheaper than othersp Let our patrons
(the largest OF any house in the South) an
swer. We explain our guaranty-which ap-
plies to everything We sell, or any work done:
We guarantee tho price of all goods sold by
us to be in all cases as cheap as tho samo ar
ticlo can be bought anywhere in the South.
snd often cheaper, and will at oil times re.
1und any amount where we are shown. n die.
crepanoy IN prices. R.c.SHIVER CO. I
0u99ek III emo
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Foreign aGairs,


EAnTHQUAKEs-yA1U DISCOVERIES
MURDERS OF ELRo1IoNs-CAr-
TUBE OF INoENDIARY DOCUMENTS FAIL
URE oF A .FUHION IN THE AssKMDnYA-
THEIRS THRRATENs TO REsIaN-MORE
TROUBLE BREWING IN FRANCE, Ao., ao,
SYDNEY, NEW SoUTH WALES, July 81.
The steamship Adelaide, the tirst OF. the
mail ships, left with full freight, inclnd.
ing wool for CALIFORNIA;. A rich Sin mine
has been discovered. Three Of the crew
ok the ship Storm Bird have been killed
by. natives Of the New Hebridesi Sc.
veral earthquakes have occurred within
o month. Heavy shipments of coal
have been made for California. Fresh
pearl shell beds have been discovered in
Australia. 32ei bsa ,iIttib ;.4uHitr
PAR4s., Apgust 2. The Siecle an.
no1ncas, at,meMbers OF the Republican
left have ,reieeiad, tie proposition for q
f9sion f, With ths extremists o. tlle aasem-
he, ,so5atti: yhar tia1. haze e been post
pohad Is the 8th inatss> XY.;5, I q IL ia
Z, IOHDoR, August 2.--Papers have been
seized as Mhrssilles.. relating ithe purpose
of 'the internationala 10 afS the dock and
hnrn the shipping, apd, to take the city
during the confusion. Nancy and
'oouSBtN W0Io 20. Dc nroQ ana taken, on
the same plan. .npifN L
F, = PARIS. August 2.:-Jnlea Favre has re.
spned the practice of law. a.
4 RHTORT, August 2.-Abstention has
defeated the elections generally in Alsace
Apd Lorraine.
.a;.s MIGHT DISPATCHES.
:. VERSAILLES, August .2.-PrAsident
Theirs, yesterday, threatenad ID place
his resignation Of the Government in
the hands OF the AsHerhbiy,iiih conae-
.quen1A Of the defeat OF the Hanentfaliza-
tion bill. It,ish thought. TO day, howev-
Or, the matter will, not be, made Cabi-
met question. .a;.i,, -.hz.Ifs r
,LoAPoN. August 2.--In nonseqnence
OF rnmors as to the intentions of the In
ternati6nal Society, q vessel laden with
petroleum .vas forbidden t0nasceud the
Seine;to Rouen. A despatch, from Bar
cpt1nR says: Four agents Of the ;Internn-
tional SsqlPtY have arrived here, amply
provided with fands.
Donald, Dalerymple. formerly an 'en.i-
nent surgeon and physician. and now
Member of Parliament for Baths will.
after the session of Parliament, visit
the United States for the purpose of
making study of the American course
Of treatment for the reformation OF In
ebriates.
VIENNA, August Q. 1t is probable that
Emperors William, OF Germany, and
Francis. Joseph, Of Austria. will soon
meet at Gasten. ,,..-'.'
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at private sale-ewsrs and basins
chambers, pitchers. plates, cups and
sancers, ut very low prices, ut D. G.
Peixotto & Sons.
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UAs
fss<sk.se6e----
!HsEs 81 ! q I! .; 11!ig =a "a HpHEg

,,..tr, - - - = -
~ iii'[Sb@3ldsl'g R}esRalaa d k5s sP1anig.1 -
III TAe cAer,ss.aS 81 ift6Sipa ~ ssssaa i
TIE orr1zEsg' p ;:E1Ck5E' a !, # ttsoTsp4 CO.
hoRHDeMAN KI1nRD BIZ A UNITED STATES
SOLDIER. ...43ttt': .!il..
'CHARIEsroN. August 2.-Iniormatiou
obtained from the best sonroeb, author:
ize us in stating almost positively, that
the Citizens Party have carried the city
by handsome majority. The Republi.
cana are blne and express themselves
Notwithstanding bets OF two to one.
The CONSERVATIVES are confident and in
fine spirits, -, Their majority will proba.
bly, be between 200 and 300. The citi-
zens have exhibited throughout the day
the utmost zeal and, determination 70
legitimately carry tile election. There
was great excitement ut many Of the
preoincts and several rows. In the
eighth: ward, q melee occurred, during
which Bailie Grant, colored, was shot
by United States soldier, and died
soon hfterward. The votes will be
counted at 10 o'clock. to:morrow. The
city is now quiet. fHn i'h'H
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Store Room for Sale, or to Lease for
One or More Years, in the Town. of

Union.
r OFFER for sale or loaso tho STORE ROOM
i lately occupied by me 10 the town OF Unipn,
8. @. It is located In tho most business part
OF Main street, near tho Court Houee. It is
twenty-five :eet wide and sixty-tlve feet tloep,
with good Dry Cellar under il, OF tho sanie
size. 1t has good and all necessary fixtures
for tho Dry GOODS, Clothing, Bouts and Shoes.
or Hardware and Grocery business.
have occupied tho stand over twonl Y Years.
and behave II TO he ono of tho best locations
THOS. McNALLY, Union O. H., s. @.
July 90
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Q UR. Fl Q U S 4
= II = }, Q N =
In this city 70 deal With:
In this city 10 deal With.

We will upon application. pond promptly
ny natl, fulllines OF samples OF tho oss kind Of
Goods deaired and specified: by our friends
And customers All orders acoos, pa nisd: by
Dash amounting to sa5 and over. delivered, in
any partof the State free OF freight charges.
Those unaocompnnied. will be sant @. o. D.
We respectfully aoliDitss orders, Which will
receive tho promps and 'personal attention Of
one OF the firm. 0uf,Ilioes being low. we
think we can render satisfaction to all. Give
us trial. 't't'
]. H. & RI. L. KINARD.
May COLUMBIA. g. c.
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Notice.
FENHREE months from this date, application
L will be- made to tho Grcenville and C6ium.
bia Railroad Company for the renewal Of tho
following HORIP, belonging 10 the estate cf
mislaid, viz:
stock ssrip No. I, ,1G3, $50 shares.
Assessment Certificate on samo. No. l. 4s2
81 600.
acr1p No. /, 1887. s ahares.
Assessment Certificate on same, No. t.514.
S20. VIM. IL. PARKER.
Receiver Estate Of Jesse DcBruhl deed.
JUNE 3, 1871. Abbeyilie e, II
ou"o t3mo.
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WASHINGTON UHIVERsiTY.
MEDICAL DEPARTAEYT. BALE, ND.
TUHHE next regular session Will com N ence IN
Il the FIRST MONDAY in October. 1871.
Preliminary lectures will begin The 18th Sen.
tem6er. The course OF inetruction is emi-
nently practical and complete, coneisting Of
didaotio lectures, clinical lectures and sneeisi
instrnctions in the diagnosis and treatment of
disease at the bedside. Every variety OF dis
esas may he seen in :hs hospital wards and
FsEs.-For full course, sl20; Matriculation.
20; Dissection, $40; Graduation, $40. Students
from The iote s!aoe.hoIding States, ,ohose means
are limited, will be received upon the benefi-
ciary plan OF the school. The annual circular
and catalogue, containing full particulars.
will be sent on application to
CHARLES w. CHANCELLOR, NJ. D..
July ~ limo Dean Of tho Faculty.
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House, and LIZ for SAD. IT

House and LIT for SAID. IT !
TAM row offerink at jrf$Ste na}ei tBAt
@ No, FAMILY RRSIDENoE AND LOT.
1asM n0F occupied 3by! Rev. ". D.. Thomit
This ts we'll known to be one Of tho most
desirable residences in the otty,-on one of the
highest points. House has six large ; and
room. - .-
Kitchen attached to the house
Good Servante' accommodation. -
Fine Well and Cistern.
Superior Garden Spot.
Beautiful Lawn In front Of residence, stud
ded with noble old cak trees. The Lot, con:
tains .- acres OF ground.
S sIch an opportunity for securing delight
ful home seldom occurs ~
For terms, DO. apply to
JULIUS @. SMITH,
vile, e. O.. It,ly Ok n
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-06

WILMINGTON, January 5.-Cotton dull and nom.
inal, middAhgs -Hc; net receipts 1866; exports
coastWlse Is; sales SO; stock 26o6.
NORFOLK, January 5.-Cotton dull; low mid
dlings l4c; net receipts 17s1 bales; exports coast
wise 2031; sales 100; stock 644l.
AUGUSTA, January 5.-Market dull and irreg-
ular at 13Xal4c for middllng; sales $50 bales;
receipts $40.
SAVANNAH. January 5.-Cotton In moderate de de.
mand; mlddllng 14Sc; net receipts 4e4e bales
exports to Great Britain 4S7s; coastwise 1926;
sales 300; stock 81, All.
MOBILE, January 5.-Cotton firm and quiet;
middiugs l$1xc; net receipts 1856 bales; gross
$3.50; exports coastwlse $50; sales 1900; STOCK 95
$50.
GALVESTON, January 5.-Cotton dull and aomi.
nal; middhngs 1870; net receipts 1856 bales: eX'
ports coastwise 80 bales; sales $50 bales; stock
5150 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, January 5.-Cotton weak and in
fair demand; mildling 14kal4H; net receipts
9es2 bales; gross 1oSl5; exports to Great Britain
2o6s; sales 74oo; stock 223,516. Sugar weak,
fair 714a74c; prime to strict prime sssloc; whlte
l1xal2Xc. others unchanged. Sterling 20. Sight
\ discount. Gold 10H.