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Grand Lodge of Ancient Free Mason.
of South Carolina.

TNHE Annual Communication OF the Mn.t
L Worshipfnl Grand Lodge OF Ancient
Free Masons Of South Carolina will be held
a. Odd Fellows Hal Charleston, on TUES.
DAY, the 2lst Of November, commencing st
high twelve. The Grand Lodge will b,
Deputy Grand Master, and called OF until
TUESDAY. 10Th OF December Worrhlpfu,
Masttrs, Wardens. Delegates, Past Master.
and Grand officers, residing ont OF the cit,
OF Charlrston. are not expected to attend un.
y! the OeneEber Communication, sc ==hic,,
time tho Oorner Stone OF the new Masonic
rn'nple will DO laid. BY order of the Grand
Master. Is. RUSH CAMPBELL
Grand Secretary.
s'r Masons will be allowed tn paes over Tie
railroads., to aud fro. for ono fare. Nov83
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Financial and Commercial.

LONDON. November 7-Eveniny.
Consols 021s. Bonds 912ss.
FRANKFORT. November Z. Bonds
965S.
PARIS. November 7.-Rentes 57f. SOC.
LIvkRrooL. November 7-Evening.-
Cotton closed quIet-upluuds 9aS; Or
leans 956; sales 10, 900 bales; speculation
aud export 1000.
New YoRK. November 7.-Evening.
a few gold sales on the street, ut i u.
a few stock sdles show u STRENGTHENING
market.
BALTIMORE, November Flour dull
and weak Howard street superfine
6.0O(96 30. Wheat quiet and firm.
Pork-jobbing lots IA 50; round lots
IA OO. Bacon firm. Lard 1U(GlOlI.
Wh,skey 921s. Cotton quiet aud firm
mlddllpg lSlH@lS24; receipts $50 bales
sales 595; stock 4,UU3.
CINCINNATI, November l. Flour
dropping. Corn in good demand. Pork
l2.75(9l3 on. Lard aud bucon steady.
Shoulders 7 & sides 1905 Whiskey 8S.
Lo0isviihE, November 7.-Duxsiu,.
Gniet. Flour aud corn aulet. Purk
13 0O. Bacon steady. Whiskey SO.
MOBILE, November 7.-Cotlon in good
d-mund-mlddIlug l73.; receipts i,5l5
bnles; sales 900; stock ~, ,G97.
NORFOLK, N"velntur 7.-Cutton firm
low mlioIlug I7l@l72s; r.cc,pts |, ,595
bales; sales 2OU; slock 7,7US.
CHAKLksroN, Novenber 7.--Cotton
middIiug l756@173l; recelp 4
3.437 bates; GALES 1.UUU; stock 28, ,4u3.
NEW ORLEANS. November 7.-Flour
hrmor-supclt tine Is f; donb.o TOO
treble extra 1925. Pork 10 62. Bucun
dnller. ut S3s0s3s. Lard dnll and eur :
ier-tierco u1s@lOlIi; keg llll1 Other.
nnch"nged. Cution middliug
10; receipts 1877 bules sules 6O,UUO
b"lrs stock II, ,6SU.
SAVANNAH. November 7.-Cotton tend
lug down sellers aud buyers apart
,n'ddIlng l736(@l721 Receipts "a, OUO
bales sales lU.UuO stock 1884
AUGUSTA. November --Cutton firm
mlddling II; receipts l.0UO bales; suIes
SU0
PHILADELPHIA, November Cotton
hrm-middliug 1915.
BOSTON, Novemuur 7 7-Cottou quiet
aud stoAdy -mlddliug lH7s; receipts 7S0
bales; sales 400: stock 6,5UU
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FOFeIHn Affairs,
NOON DESPATCHES.

PRUSSIAN COINAGE BILL-RESIGNATIOE or
Won MISREPRESENTATION OF THE TYOH-
BORN CASE sE-RIOr-PEAoE IN ALGERIA,
&C., &O
BERLIN. November 6.-The Federal
Council has approved a draft of a coiu-
age bill, which is to be submitted t. Par
Lament.
VIENNA, November 7.-vop Deust has
resigned on account of i'll health. The
opposition press intimate that Beust bud
an intimation from q, X, Emperor that his
resignation would be acceptable.
PARIS. November 7.-Baron Gauldrie,
recently French Minister to Peru, has
been transferred to Washington.
LONDON. November THE Court of
the q 'een's Bench has resumed the hear
Ing Of the Tyohborn case. Australia was
ransucked during the vacntion for docu.
ments bearing on the case.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
MADRID. November THE anlicipat-
ed reconciliation of the partsuns of
Sagosta and Gorilla has failed.
PARIS. November 7.-Tbe restoration
OF tranquility with Algeria is nearly
complete.
The strike is increasing ut Rouen.
DUBLIN, November IA mob assailed
the military escort conducting Kelly to
trial With stones. One soldier was NOR
tally hurt.
VIENNA, November 7.-Von Buest's
resi- gnation has been accepted. Count
AN lrosy succeeds him.
SAN Francisco. November Tt is
Impossible to obtain casks for the i'm.
mense vintage of California
ATHENS, November THE ministry
has resigned
VIENNA, November THE statue to
Miximillian WAS unveiled to-day. The
ceremonies were solemn and imposing.
1t is now stated that Herr Won Lon.
gar, and not Androsy, will succeed Won
Buest
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NEW STATIONERY nOCSE.
e. r.. STOKES

III AS inst opened, in the new and Ina andsome
- building immediately opposite tho rnE-
NIX oifice, on Main street, q complete stock of
STATIONERY,
Comprising Letter, Cup and Note PAPER. of
all siZes, qualities and of every description;
Flat Papers OF Cap, DENY, Double Cap, Me.
aium, hoyal, Super: Royal, and Imperial sizes.
factnre,l into Blank Books of any size. and
ruled to any pattern, and bound III any style,
at short notice.
ENVELOPES
In endless variety all sizes, colors aud quail
ties.
BLANK BOOKS
OF every variety, Memorandum and Pass
Books, Pocket Books, Invoice and Letter
Books, Receipt Books, Note Books.
ARCHl rECrS and DRAUGH rHMEN will
hnd q complete stock OF n. ater ais for thor
use: use Drawing Paper, in ehee and rolls,
Paper, Pencils, Water Colors, in cakes and
boxes. brushes, Crayons, Drawing Pens.
SCHOOL STATIONERY
or every description; great vrrie:y OF conye
nient and useful articles for both Teachers and
Pupils.
photograph Albums. Writing Desks, Port
foiins, Cabas, with boxes, and a countless
variety OF
FANCY ARTICLES
Also, most elegant stock OF Gold Pens and
rencii Cases, superbly-mounted Rubber
Goo ls.
INKS.
Black, Blue, Violet and Carminc, Indelible
anu Copying; Muciage; Chess and Backgam-
mon Men nd Boards; Visiting and Wedding
Cards. and everything usually Kept in
FIRST CLASS STATIONERY HOUSE.
Which the Proprietor intends this hall be.
He will etin conduit his BINDERY and
blank BOOK MANDATORY and PAPER
RULING ES ESTABLISHMENT, which has been
IN successful operation for over thirty years In
this State. and to which he will continue TO
devote his own personal attention His stock
VIII be kept up full and complete, and his
prices will be found always reason able, and
he hopes to have q share Of patronage.
E. Il. Stokes, Main streat,
NovS Opposite PuHNIx Office.
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is known to. make it probable that the
RepublIcan State ticket and both branch
es of the Legislature is elected.
WASHINGTON. November 7.-Eleotinn
summary up to 6 O'Clock:
Observation-Disclosures returns in.
dicate the usual majority.
New Y0rk-The majority in the citv
is estimated at $4,000. 4 heavy vote
was cast. Tammany's triumph is pro-
bable. The number of arrests not nun.
sual. Tweed is polling IN immense vote
IN tie 1hird Ward. At Albany, the Ro-
pnblicans polled large vote.
New Jersey-The election in Jersev
eaty Is progressing quietly. with full
vote. Rioting is reported in Camden.
Observation-Disclosures quiot.
Baltimore-The city gives Dem Nora.
tic majority of 600. and a Republ. can
gain Of 700. The Republicans have
probably carried two Counties in the
State. The Democratic minority in tho
State will he very considerably reduced.
a lew scattering returns from New
Jersey Indicate the election of Parker,
(Democrat,) as Governor.
The Senate Finance Committee met,
but there WINS no quorum
Z. X. Hambrie has been appointed
postal railway clerk hence to Weldon,
n. G..
Probabilities The barometer will nro.
batly fall on Wednesday, along the At
lnntic const, with rising temperature
North. westerly winds will continue dur
ing the night i'll the Middle and Eastern
Suites, but will diminish and go back to
tho Southwest on Wednesday. Tho ba-
rometer will probably fall. with cloudy
fnn n ~,
Mississippi Valley. SonthcrIy winds aud
cloudy weather. are probable for the up
per lukes; Ensterly winds for the South
Atlantic aud Gulf coust. Dangerous
wlnds are not anticipated for our coast
tonight.
New ORLEANS, November THE
City Council to day adopted resolution
directing tho Administrator of Com
merce to organize paid fire department.
The present fire department is muuapcd
by the Firemen' s Charitable Association: !:
the contract with which terminates on
the 18th of December.
WASHINGTON, November 7.-Gencral
Auger commands the third department.
comprising Texas and the Indian Terri
tory, with headquarters at San Autopio.
SAVANNAH, November THE Dnilv
Republican was sold. to-day, by tho She.
ritf. aud was purchased by w. a. Reid,
formerly Of the Macon (Ga.) Telegram.
Ihe establishment will be Immediately
rcfitted.
CHARLEsToN, November 7.-Arrived--
atenmcrs Champion, New York; Sea
Gull. Baltimore; schooners Equator aud
d indy. Bahamas.
CHARLESTON, November 7.-Oue deuth
from yellow fever for tho mast t,ranty-
four hours.
ATLANTA, November 1.-The Senate
repealed the nsnry laws.
CHICAGO, November :. Medell is
elected Mayor by large majority.
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CON G A Rec
IRON WORKS.
COLUMBIA. S. C.,
John Alexander. Proprietor.
Manufacturer of
Steam Engines,
From, Eight to One Hundred Jyorso pn,re,.
From, Eight to One Hundred Horse Po,cer

WILL exhibit one CIRCULAR SAW MILL.
complete, at the State Fair, TUESDAY.
tho 9TH, aud all who are interested will have
chance OF seeing and judging for themselves
Will also exhibit five new patterns OF Pa
tont Railing, OF which rights am tho sole
owner Tor this County. Any OF the I've pat.
terms can be put up any length without ports
Also, five new patterns OF NJ Mssonio Balcony
halllng, gotten up expressly for the Fair by
the proprietor.
Will also exhibit one set Of Grist Mill Gear.
ing, one 3-roller 14-iuch CAST Cane Mill. and
largo iot OF Castings for Mill Gearing.
In addition to what will exhibit at the
raif, nave one moro Circular saw liiii and
several other patterns of Railing aud Cano
Mills. at my workshops.
Also. one 10.horso power Portable Engine
ohc 1o-norsc, and secondhand Dcddrick
cotton Press, to bo cold for cash.
shall take pleasure in showing any one
who may feel disposed to visit NY establish.
nlcht, which ls located ut the foot OF Lady
street, near the Grecnvlle Railroad Depot.
NOV o JOHN ALEXANDER
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Valuable Land Sale,

Valuable Land Sale. 80
1ME STATE OF SOUTH OAROLINA-
COUNTI or 0CONEE--IN THE cor
Florida Calhoun and Thomas q. Olcmson
administrators. ps. John G. Oalhoun. n, mi
nistrAtof NJ. II. Calhoun, est al.ZBu IN
Forectose Mortgage Of Land, dc. 1iin''
RY virtue OF decr.tal order in the abtxa
- stated case, will sell. to the h;gEa.t
bidder, at WalhaIla, on the first MONnsV n
January, A. D. 1872, that valuable plantation
known as
FORT HILL,
And for many years the residence NJ tha l. E.
HON. JOHN @. CALHOUN, f'i
situate on Seneca River, adjoining lands of
a. Lswis, j. W. Ora wiord and Others. abont
-FOUR miles from Pendlet on villlge. and in one
OF tho most desirable neighborhouds in, the
State. The dwelling is commodious and
handsome, and is lucated on an emiuenoe
with gentle slopes, which commands o nIeaa,
IN. view OF the ar jacent country. with tina
mountains in tho back ground. The tract IN
Represented by re-survey made in 185S as
containing eleven hundred and ten acrar' of
which about one hundred and fift7 acres are
SAID TO be good river bUttom; much of the nm
lands i:u veil and produce cotton finely. The
oot-buildinRs are suitabl. in numher and
slZe. and are convenient for this fne farm. :,
TERMs.-One.halfc cash; balance on . credit
Oh one year, with interest-the purchaser to
give pond without surety and a mortgage
OF tho premises to secure The purnhnse
cessary papers.
J. W. sTRIBLING. Special Referee
WALnALLA, 4. G., November 1, 1871.
Eov1
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The Tournament.

VIE riding having been postponed until
u Thursday, all gentlemen desiring t, .ht. T.
.no S. Iis'S. are earnestly rtque.trd to present
CehtrAl National DAuk, oppo lie the CUIumb bia
hotei; anu To puhctually att,nd the meeting
OF the ridurB ~ tne Leu.rsl Natl,IiaI BAnk
TO- 0hight, as z clock =. Al. Uy order Of tne
Managers. 4, HASEI,L liIBttS
NOV Sl St.tr,.iniy
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State OF South Carolina--Abbeyllle Co
RH z I.stE.a J. II

oso'o VI oouIu CarOln6-.A AODeVllle Co.
BY L. L. G"Bin, Judge of Probate.
TO James Franklin Puckett, Andrew @.
Picket. Thomas f. Puckett, Mary A! Peri
Son, Nancy Louisa Puckett, John Henry
Carolina Puckett-qreetino: ',' -''A'' '
NOU are hereby required to appear at tha
Il Uourt or Probate, to be holden 81 lhhe-
vliie Q. H., for Abbeville County. nm ths ann
day OF December, A. D. 1871, to show oause. Il
any you can, why the Real Estate Of Thomae
n. fucSett, deceased, situate in eaid County.
OF john H. Boszman. Thomas X. lPucketf.
IT., H. M. Pinson, William Foorke. John ri
turner and others, and containing two hnn.
cred ana Blk acres more or less-shonld mn
oe pardtioned by allotting to the said parties
above named, In equal portions. IL Or racricabie:
and an II not practicable. to divide or partition
the asIne in equal portions to them: then 10
sell the same and divide the proceeds.
Given under NY hand and seal. this twentp-
hrst day OF Oct4ber, in the year of our Lord
one Thousand eight hundred and 'aeyentv-
cna, and IN tho ninety sixth year of Amsri.
can Independence.
LII. GUFFIN, j. p.A.C.
To the defendants, James F. Puckett. Andrev
y. rocEett. Nancy Louisa Puckett. Jvhn
henry Puckatt. Mary Louisa Pickett And
Eliza @. Puokett: "A~
TAKE NOTICE, that petition has this
day been filed in the Office of che Jndse os
Probate for Abbeville County, State of Soutf,
CarOilna, Tor tho partition Of the Real Estate
OF Ihomas IL. Puckett, and that upless you
appear and answer or demur to the same on
or before 5th December next, Judgment viii
be entered as OF record against you. and fba
relief prayed be granted.
MCGOWAN PARKER.
Oct 70 th6 Plaintiff Attorneys.
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Guns, tIstOls, ttc.

lAt,JnM IN! tiIrnt!s and
~ lutiio iii youcrAi that ha.e
Sya ilst returned from the Nrrth
Vdnd ain now . e,,aIcd to IN, :
hish a. a.. w-n. of uCho, iIflos aud ito, eat :
ers al latest Ht.l,s and nca, uu,lItlu. Am.
IN mh.''ioh aud sportsMen's Apparatus, nf ~,
kiu - h'.d descriptions Ut ftduccd y. icrs
nEPAIHlNG uObc st short notice
NoV3 +. W. KhAt.r. Main street.
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Aetna Fire Insurance Company,
of Hartford, Conn.

VI AdI ClOTu, OOuu.
Incorporated 4. D. 1919. Charter Perpetual.
Cash capital and surplus, after pay
ing losses at ChiuagO a. nm nm
Premiums received In 1870 8 0,,O non
ia still the leading and strongest American
l. Fire Insurance Company. This grand old
hre corporation has st"0d for moro than HALr
cESTUaY as tho towering beacon and inde-
struc ible buwark Of indemnity arainst pIap
II has passed through terrible ordeals. Il
went through that Of 1885, the great New
fiiTH conf Tati0n, In the most luuOra bie IN Il
triumphant manner. It also acquitted itself
most nnhlyi in The moro recent FIRE 1T Portland
aI AZ mas just been called on to pay it's Losses at
Ihloag" which has only taken part Of its
large surpIus-leaving cash assets OF ~ nm .
o0o intact. The atock OF tho Company now
commands over $500 per share. The uar -s,rn
ls 800.
Imperial Fire Ins. Co., Of London.
Chartered A D. 1903 Capital &s COO ono in
toid. This Company had no agency at Chi
caSo ut the Time nf the fire Its lo.s vns
smaii. 1t subscribed IS GG for the benefit OF
the sufferers by tho fire.
Phoenix Fire ms. Co, of New York
Assets 81 500 900, after paying losses a. CHI.
Union Fire 1ns. Co., San Francisco.
This Company has 81. .I5O OGO in Gold amer
paying Chicago io>sts
ti.ks tnkrnhy GrO HUGGINS. Agent.
:, oiil,e "ppnss. Columbia iIotcl, In rear of
Mr' ". >. DUffIL's BOOK store. Nov89
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LIST OF NEW ADvERrisEM kNrs.
B. Rush Campbell Grand Lodge.
e. P. Alexander-C., q. & A. r. r.
D. Q. Peixotto & Son-Grapes.
A. 81. MOnteith-Auction Sale.
J. NJ. Tolbert-Mules and Horses.
w. X. Greenfield Carriages.
Meeting Independent Fire Co.
NJ. II. Prince & Son-Diamonds eto.
Z. 81. Gib5es-Tonrnament.
John Alexander-Iron Works.
Communication Columbia Chapter.
p r. Stokes-Stationery House.
e. T. Jaokson-Onion Sets.
Geo. Huggins' Fire Insurance Agency
d. Wyatt Aiken-Especiul Notice.
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At meeting of the "Columbia Chess
C!ab." held n few, nights since, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve the
term of one year: President-W. Muller;
Vice President J. Scott; Secretary
and Treasurer. e. Orchard; Exeou-
tive Committee-A. G. Brenizer, s. 8.
Palmer, Nathaniel B. Barnwell, W. K.
Baokman. w. Muller. The club room
is over the Carolina National Bank, and
is open every day from ga. M. to 10 p.
NJ, for the members to play Guess. No
betting, and no game but chess is al
lowed in the room. Persons who under
stand chess, or are desirous OF learning
the game. and desire to join the club,
must apply by letter to the Executive
Committee. Entrance fee. $3.50.
Strangers- -cless-p s-playcrs-visiting the
city will always find members in The
club room who will take pleasure in play
ing the game with them.
The Tremaine Brothers and Mr.. John
G. Pierson will long be remembered by
the musio-loving portion of our citizens.
As they have now regular troupe, and
will commence series Of entertainments
this evening, tho following description
from the NORTH Ctsrolin;an will &c read
with interest,"
The Tremaine Brothers and John G.
Pierson, operata troupe and oriental
bellringers, will give two of their MIL
sical entertainments in Tucker Hall,
on Tuesday evening, October 81, aud
Wednesday, November l. The brothers
aud Mr.. Pierson were here season before
last, und made the best impression of
any troupe of the kind that ever visited
Raleigh. Tie business manager, Mr..
Frank Barry. informs us they lave in-
creased the troupe, which now numbers
eight people, with new attractions, max
ing 1t one OF the strongest combinations
of musical and burlesque talent now tra-
Yelling.
COMMITTEES STATE FAIn.-Field Crops
j. N. Harrington, w. G. Hane, r. W.
Rabb.
jacks, Jenets aud Mnles-J. ". Viii.
Hanson. Robert Beatty. j. w. Watts.
Sheep-F. A. Connor, S. L. Nelson.
Rollins Lowndes.
swine-W. G. Hiuson. ]. G. Lykes,
s. G. Godfrey.
Poultry-J. G. Bulow, H. B. Richard.
son. A. c.. Spain
Household Depnrtment-(A)-S. W.
Evans. Edward Hope, J. A. Williams
(B)-Geo. Symmers. Walter Gregg, J
J. Mcclure. (C.)-J. S. Green, NJ. G.
Butler. L. 81. Clarke.
Garden aud Fruit Trees-Edwin J.
Scott. j. W. Ferguson. Jacob K-itt.
Domestic Manufectures-J.G G.. Mccall.
E. r. Stokes, Thos. Wilson
Chemical Mnnmfnctnres-D-. 2. w
Gibbes. DR.. @. II. Mot A. Y. Lee.
Needle and Fancy Wurk-(A)-Mrs.
A. n. Waring. Mrs. Ed Cautey. Mrs.
Anna DeSaussure. (B)-Mrs. J. s. Ri
chardson, Mrs. A. NJ Aiken, Miss Flo.
renee Hnrllee.
Mechani nj Departmental. Is. Lee
G. A. Shields, L. Mcintosh.
Fine Arts and Litaratnre-Gen. Wade
Hampton, j. 9. Colt. J. 81. Rion.
Articles not enumerated-M. w. Gary.
DR.. John L. Darby, John @. Haskell.
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AuCt1on salee.
Horses. Cattle, Sheep. Poultry and ottsr ArtioIes
A. q. M0HTEITH. Auctioneer. n
Fair. - w
give description early. Ofice on the Gronnds
Nov8
Referees Sale.

heIeIee8 3 sale.
Henry ". Dixon, Administrator, de 1onts NON
Of Wright Deniey, rs. Henry Oaugnman, q
TN pursuance Of the decretal order, signed
u by his Honor Judge &. W. Melton, on the
2Th October, will soil, before the Court
House; in Columbia. on the first MOND.' 7 in
December. that weli.known and valuabie
PLANTATION. formerly owned BY Nrighs
plantation comprises about /, 500 Acres, lsihe
on the Bluff Road. sbout ten miles below &c.
lumbia, and adjoins lands OF Col Thomas
Davis. Omit is large mill, with ample water
power; ont-honses, buildings, gin, screw.
Tho Tract will bo sub. b.divided to suit pur
chasers, and piats thereof exhibited on day OF
sa @, or before, upon application TO the Under
signed, at his offico in Columbia -
Another Trnct containing about so ncres.
Terms OF SALE-One fourth cash; balance
IN one, two and three years; interest annnnlIy
secured by bond and mortgage; purchaser to
pay for necessary papers. 80 In
Tho entire property OF Wright Denley viii
be sold, except tho homestead exemption,
D. B. DBSAUSHURE,
Wv Special H. feree.
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MANUFACTURING ENrsRpRIsE IN CHAnLgs
TON -Charlent0n ID fast becoming a manu-.
featuring az we'll as commercial city. Tue
largest m annfactury OF doors, sashrs. blinds.
&C.. in the Southern Stat. il that OF Mr. p
T.. ToALE. on Horlbeck's Wharf, in that city,
sales rooms at No 20 Hayne street. MIR
roALE's advertisement appears in another
column. Nov 24
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OFFICIAL RArrLE NUMBEns Char:est on CHAR.
table Association. for benefit Free School fund:
RAFFLR GLASS No 1856 Mnrninq-M Mnrt4,Je, =
rs l-A A-2l-70-. g 37-74 80 -31-45-7i
witness my hand at CUiumbia this 7th day
OF November, 1871. FEM PECK
NOV 3 Sworn Commissioners.
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Grapes.

Grapes.
7nA BOXES Of those fine Catawba Soneca
lO\I Lake, GRAPES for IA 10 low at
N0v82 D. @. PEIXbTPO Il ION'S
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STRAWBERRIES IN NOVEMBER. Mr..
Calnan exhibited to us, yesterday. dish
OF strawberries. grown at the Convent,
which he had just assisted in picking.
They were large. ripe, and, apparently,
luscious. Who can beat this? Straw
berries in November-think of il.
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A NEW AND NOVEL INVENTION.
crews patent hand plow requires no
horse to work 1t. Its principle is simple
and perfect, being adapted to the planta.
tion, farm and garden. County and
State rights for sale by P. p. Toale.
Charleston, s. O. Mr.. P. T. Morey. at
the Columbia Hotel, has the plow in
ohnrge. and will be pleased il showing
the plow to any parties Interested. We
deem this as an important invention.
aud believe fortune open to the right
man.
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bread and we clothes But our wheat
and her stuffs have to be carried across
the ocean, which requires ships, and
ships open TO US the trade Of the world
Thtn Ohioans, which do you prefer, the
interests OF Ohio, or those OF Massa-
chusetts? .....-.
rHR CREED OF MASSACHUSETTS.
My friends, | have no prejudice
against Massachusetts, but l am not
willing to pay her tribute. Many of
the noblest names in our country's his
tory belonged to that old Common
wealth. Franklin, Samuel and John
Adams and Otis, Of the olden time, and
he the greatest orator the world has
seen, since the great Athenian died,
were sons of Massachusetts,. But while
| cheerfully yield honor where honor
is due, | have ever resisted the collec.
ton Of tribute by Massachusetts from
the other States. On several occasions,
on the floor Of Congress and before the
people, | called attention to the fact
that ever since the foundation OF our
government, Massachusetts has levied
tribute on the other States Of the Union.
With official proof in my hand |
showed that in the mere matter Of fish
iny bounties alone, Massachusetts.
Maine and New Hampshire had in ten
years received four millions Of tribute
money.
WHAT MASSACHUSETTS PATRIOTISM COST
DURING THE CIVIL WAR.
The farmers OF the West and South
receive no bounties, but bear many bur.
dens beside their own. That four mil.
lions is but a grain of sand when com.
pared with the countless millions which
have been wrung from the people by
the monopolists the Treasury leeches OF
New England And now that | am
upon that subject, | here introduce an
extract from remarks submitted 10y me
to the House on the 9th day OF March,
1870.
Il hold in my hand table made ont
by order Of the Third Auditor OF the
Treasury, December -, 1865, showing
the amounts claimed and the amounts
from. .the Treasury TO cover war expen.
ditures during the late civil war by the
State Of Massachusetts,, New York,
Pennsylvania and Ohio. II is as fol.
lows