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unity yielded his life to his ccuusry and
Aecept our thanks FOR the rumerous
aass'.s sss " nl ssd sGss!unans have afforded u1.
Js q MEHaxE or TINE 5Aesoc11rrcN.
kWesa Tor she RsesenE CeuseaI.
as ESunmstsicased.1 {;
NJ 4 II RIcHnoxp. Hfay 1as 1871

kSiunmstiic cated.1
gg.a.sgT. RlcHlfoEDs afayl 49, 1871.
Messrs. Editers, --Much ha8 been said
about the expenditures OF ghe presenf
Council There are two ifemf Of sxpense
about which Z know ething.
6 I'm no year In the past twenty has as great
improvement been made In cur streets as
In, the past twelve months. Those who
rarcly leave the centre OF the city have but.
little idea Whist has been done. AS In for
mer yeas Z eoMpla lained fepea atedlF through
our sthorouehfares.I / feel It almost duty
now to notice the fmpr royement. Formerly
1t was more disagreeable TO drive over many
parts Of the town than to walk. If you
drove your horse outof o walk the i0ltinS
was insuferable. On the b6st streets, exc
cepting those paved with stone, IL was me-
cessary to check up your horse almost at
every crossing, or endangsr tie safasy Of
your wheels 1or springs. This made plea
driving IN town almost an absurditY.
i visit almost every part of she city, espe-
ciaIly the suburbs, weekly and speak from
repeated personal observation. a HIGHT ye..
one-third OF eEourth longer than itWould
five years ago. This Is an important itcm
TO those who drive. But the sidewalks haye
also been greatly improved aud extended.
It is hoped that CHS system {and it Ii nowa
- systeag' will be carried out. Thestreets
in Richmond were formerly in worse con-.
dttiea tlan In any city / ever visited wors
thy OF the name or o city. !"
Another nattes-
The distribution Of fuel to, the poor was
never until this year done with any sort Of
judgment or system. It would not be easy
to do It any better than 1t was done last
winter; and understand that it was done
at much less expense, though the winter
was of uncommon severity. ~.
On inquiry, find the wood distributed
by the city this year cost $2.S5 per cord-a
very low figure certainly. / find also, by
reference to the Dispatch, that the !" out
side poor" this year cost us between six
and seven thousand dollars last year $l9,-
ia.
z / make this publication upon my own
motion, and simply as an act Of justice.
s.yItss. 40, s.s. WV. P.H
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CaAsERyAr1YE MEET1Na IN THE COUNTY,

CONSERVATIVE MEETING IN THE COUNTY.
of the Conservative voters Of
Tuckahoe township, of Henrico county,
was held on "Wednesday at the forks Of the
River and tsThree- Chop" roads, but, owing
to the inclemency of the weather, few were
present, and the meeting journed untllto-
morrow (Saturday) at 4 O'Clock 7. NJ, at
which time nominations will be made at
the same place. ,1a 4
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INCENSE TO THE ADoRABLR.-In the Patri-
archsl age sweet smelling incense was an emblem
Of worship, and in these later times the most ac-
ceptsble symbol Of homage that q gentleman csn
offer to the woman he adores is case Of that en-
chanting perfume, richer than frankincense and
more delicious than the scent OF roses wet with
dew. Phslon's new bouquette, II Love, You"
Sold by all druggists.
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CHESTERFIELD CIRCUIT CoURr.-Judge
Weisiger yesterday rendered decision in
the Walker-Scott poisoning case, remand
ing the prisoners to the custody Of the JUS
tices, to be dealt with according to law.
A writ of habeas corpus in the case of
Wilkes and Morris was applied for and
granted, treturnable this morning at 10
a'pIonLr -.... e ~ A
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CIRCUIT G. uRT OF FiRICKxosD.-In the
Circuit Court of Richmond yesterday the
office judgment docket was called, and o
number of judgments entered, the 5most
interesting Of which was in the case Of
Warwick va. Mayo, who sues for rent, the
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CONSERVATIVE NOMINATING MEETINGs.---
Mass meetings of Conservative citizens will
be held in each ward Of the city this even
ing for the purpose of nominating candi-
dates for the City Council. }assa:j.
The following are the places of meeting
Marshall Wdrd.-Springfeld Ball.
Jefferson ,Ward.-Old Market Hall.
Madison Ward.-Monticello Hall.
Z Monroe Ward.-St.. .A1ban's Hail.
Clay Ward Spring Park (Euker's).
= =. Jackson Wdrd.-City Hall. = 4 -4f.t; 81
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AEoTHER. JUDGMENT AGAINST THE CITY.
Henry Smith has gained his suit in the
11nifsa states Court for the value OF Whis-.
Few d " DESTROYED by the city OF Richmond on.
sSs n;ohtS Sof the ad OF april, 1866. "A jury
suas suuy S Waived, and the court gave Judgment;
for y = 1ttasnlaintIH for the full cunt claim
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HARDWARE.

EARMERS AND MERCHANTS will
Il find Ito their advantage 10 call and examine
our new stock of haryeEtiDg and ether implements,
GRAIN CRADLES and BLADES GRASS
BLA ID + 5 and RSATHS. CULTlYATORS,
P'.OW5 and iLOW-CAeIIN9S. Also, q full
ilpe Of sms!l implements and fsrmerx' HARD
WAKE at manufacturers prices. =
scGHAW Il DEEUoM, 1904 Franklin ST.,
my8 Eve doors from Old Market.
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COMPLEMENTARY BANQUET TO A UNITED
STATES JuDaE.-The members Of the Rich
mond bar have rendered to Judge 81. l..
Bond, of the United States Circuit Court,
q complimentary banquet, aud the Judge
having accepted the compliment, the en-
tertai1ment will take place at Zetelle's
djnngirooms this afternoon at S o'clock.
Judge Bond is Marylander. During his
short soiourn here he has made many
friends. and his decisions have generally
received the endorsement Of our best legal
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YoUsG GuARD.-The meeting Of !, this
company for reorganization has been post
poned until next Thursday night, when
those proposing to join In the movement
will meet ut Old Market Hall.
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? OaoHUNDRo VS.. OMoHUNDRo.-T case,
which was noticed in the Dispatch few
days ago under the heading :. A Singular
Suit," was decided on Wednesday in favor
of the plaintiff. 1t was suit brought by q
colored man in Cincinnati against the ex-
ecutors Of a white man in Virginia for the
recovery Of s., 800 expended in the support
of a colored woman who was the mother Of
the former, and the reputed wife Of the lat
fer
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E.T9aRER DEALERS.
BAKERIES.
ADAM,

DICHARD ADAM,
II STEAM CRACKER BAKERY.
TWELFTH ST.. BETWEEN MAIN AND CARY, AND
6lsBRoAD STREET. NEXT DOOR TO
MOUSTcASTLR,S. els
/ desire to inform my friends and the pnblic
y net ally that have, ut great expense, lifted up
The lar, est and most complete
STEAM BAKERY
In Virgins
rre,n CaKgs, PIES. BREAD. aud CRACK
EG- da1y ars r.,
urcers, wholesale and retsil. attended TO
promptly. prce list and circulars cent oy mali on
application.
Aiberal discount 10 the trade mys
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HUsTINes CoURT-Judge 4. B. Gsagon.--
This court was in session but short time
yesterday, and no business was transacted.
Henry Smith will be tried for forgery to-
day.
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UNKAnlBLH LETTERS REMAINING IN THE
RICHMOND PosT-OPFIcE MAY 18TH, 1871
Mrs. NJ. c. Rice, Richmond, Va; Mr. 8.
Smith, Philadelphia; Miss Jessie Buck
walter, Richmond, Va. s
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xUcTIoa saIEs This DAY.

11 all public or prtuats- sales ef Real Estats
made 6et,oee1 the 1stof January and the 1sto
t5psythe purchasers pay he.tG1es for the pre-
sent year; but on all sdies betioeesa the first
day Of July and the last day Of December the
d seller pnps them. = 1sygts3 2 r.
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HESRIco CoTNTY CoURT.-The entire
time of this court yesterday was taken up
In the case of Emily Hawkins, who con-
tests the ability of Fred. Willis as guardian.
A large number of witnesses were exam
inpd ~.a III. +.
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ELECTION, TICKETS Send your orders for elee-
Hon tickets to the Dispatch Printing House. " Jon
wish to get them printed cheaply, promptly, ana
In good Sty yTaE 5z7tgeE ...'
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b FRANK LEsLIRs FASHION BOOK for June,
and Harper's and Leslie's weeklies for this
week, received from Elyson & Taylor,
next TO Dispatch office.
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CIRCUIT COURT OF BENRIco.--In this
court yesterday decree was entered in the
case of Albert M. Aiken for the distribution
of his lands among his heirs.
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Strawberry Twist, Dianora, Wine Sap, King
Bee, and other choice brands OF Chewing Tobacco
at the cigar store corner OF MaiG and llh streets.
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THE VrRoINIA-HALL FESTIVAL Is In full
blast. and Is eminently deserving Of every
body's patronage.
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The Davol Bleached Cotton Is an unusually
good article, and can be found as LEVY BROTH
Uni 3. T I. K. .
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ExEcur1vE.-Gov. Walker has appointed
John Thompson, Jr., coroner for the coun-
ty Of Goochland.
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ssMau wants but little here below, nor wants
thst little long o'i- especially In the matter Of
coats. Csn at E. B. SPENCE q E0N's, and ex-
anime their STYLES. - - yt5as
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seventy-fye cents Will buy fine gauzs Under
shirs at z. B. SPENCE 6 SONS gentlemen's FUR
niehin0 q store. 1000 Main street.
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Remember that seventy i've cents viii buy . nne
fabric gauze undershirt at z. b. SPENCE q
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You Win find 1t to your interest to ehecs your In
surance through the City savings and Insurance
Brokerage Company. Oalce corner OF Main and
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,IFor the Dtspatch.1

- go CFor the Dispatch.1
TIC. the Conservative Voters or Rich.
m0nds a.
You are called on to nominate ticket for
councilmen. II you wish any change to be
made for the better, permit me to suggest
that you think over during the day who
would make you good representatives, and
20 to your respective ward meetings to.
night with your ballots prepared.
f. -. I-PREMoDUs.
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ENVELOPES furnished and printed at D.. ea.so,
ss7s, and $3.50 per leoe, .. the Dispatch Printing
Establishment. lFs
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Ekating this afternoon.

Jugla,s Kid Gloves, all shades and sizes, q LEVY
BROTHERS,, Just received direct from France.
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.EREsH CONGRESS WATER just re
ce!yed from Saratoga Springs, and for sale by the
case or bottle, at MEADE Il BAKER's Drug
Store. als Main street. apl2
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A full assortment OF those superb Jugla Kid
Gloves on exhibition ut LEVY BROTHERS..
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{. Gsuze undershiffs at scyenty.aye eent1 apiece
at e. .B. SPENCE q sos's, lsoo Main street u
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A large supply OF plants for beds and borders
at MoRroN,s hower garden.
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Skating this afternoon at Assembly Hsb.,

. The celebrated Dayol Cotton ean be had atLEyY
p, 81. ~ ~.
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Bouquets made ut short notice as No8Tos's
flower garden.
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Skating at Assembly Hall at 4:ao p. NJ
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rOR SALE, ONE THIRTY-H0RSE
4 POWER STATIONARY ENGINE, in good
order. ANY one wishing TO buy will find In to their
advantage to call and II before puf fchasing.
Apply at the Pioneer Planning Muls near Ar
mory bridge. REkCUS SAfAGG'
nv lO-eodgtS
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Street cars psss MonTos's nower garden syerY
fYe minutes. ~. --...-.-.-
PeI.rgonum geraniums 10 bloom -as koRgpS's
dower garden.
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The Davol Cotton Is superior to all other.

Skating ut 4: 30 this afternoon.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

r WISH a PARTNER WITH A CAP1-
L tsl OF from S., 90 10 60 oco 70 engage IN pro-
1,able business in Huntington, W. Va. can
safely guarantee pref: OF so per cent. annually
For the mex, five days address F. II. W.. at Scotls-
Huntington, W. Va. Satisfactory reference VIII
be given. 1ra@
my l7-eOd2wt h. ds w.
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Skating at 4:soP. N.
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FOR TOBAGC0GsSTS
7 fCORICE, LlCORICE.
JAMES @. McANDREW,
ls2 Front street, New York.

Referring 10 the above Sdvertisement, we nave
t"rsnies MIR. JAMES c. Nc aNDkEH, OF New
Si K orr exclusive agent in tie United etases Tor
:, sale Of our X. X. y \. +. B3ASilS OF LIZ
IyE, ROBERT MACAN DREW @ co.,
V"A>-' London, EEgland
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.,-.tske great pleasure In Informing our friends
" ,t. ~ mac ina. we have been named SOL n
1.E%Ts u this CITY fo- the a5ove Named brands
-: fUnE IItuR.CE FA>TE: ,u
,.r-,ira sold by us guaranteed II quality.
iiIIL - ,p'N - u : KSt,YS & WILLIAMS.
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~ DOGGETT & CO., corner Of Gov
Iarre and pnautlful stock OF PAPER-HANG-
INGS. CARPETS, MATTIAGS, OI!.-CLOTHs,
WtNDOW-SuADES, CURTAIN GOODS ano
GDNSIrEs, with general assortment or UE-
HpI.STERISG MATERIALS and Trim
MISGS; to which we invite the attention OF Duy-
ers wanting any.ulug in onr l!ne ap 2A-im
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fE'ONQuA BEANS.
! choice parcel just received direct from tne In
purtcrs for sale py ,,-,r,,.,.o
,oo lnporrars' Agents.
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Sp q al N O tic es.
Trust what Timo has Sanctioned

The maxim tat the voice Of the peoplc is the
voice OF the Divinity, may in some cases be open
TO doubt but the testimony Of honest and cnligh
encd Witnesses extending through a series of
ycnCS, and all TO the same purport, is worthy Of
crcdcncc, admits Of no question Upon such tcs-
iimony the reputation Of Ilostcltcrs Stomach
Eittcrs as all nniloc anl cure for many ailmcnt,
rs based. During the twenty years that il has
ocen before the world, innumerablc prcparat ions
'nteaLsd 10 compete with it, have gone up like
rockets, and come down like The distinguished sticks
Meanwhile lhc progress Of that Incompatible
tonic has becG swift ana scady-always upward
and onward witk the eagles flight. It's introduc
ton produced a aeyolution in therapeutics and it
proved 10 be one of those salutary revolutions
that cannot 60 Backwards To-day IIoscttcr's
'Bitters is one Of the most popular remedies in
christcndom aud commands u larger sale than
any other medicinal preparation, domestic or i'm.
ported, on this side of the Atlantic. AS n cure
for dyspepsia, bilious disorders nervous atfcc-
hions, general debility, and as preventive of cp-
idcmc fcycrs, il takes precedence OF every other
remedy. This fact should teach The ambitious
country dealers who attempt to foist their local
nhorions The public in its stead, how futile
hcr small attempts to cnolc the community
must necessarily be- Where the game tisl, have
failed there is no chance for the 'suckcrs"
Oci. J. 1871 SO I'm
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TOBACCO NOTICE,

pElNG unable to procure the services of q
I'D skilled buyer, will suspend the purchas.
ing of tobacco until the lst of next MAY, at
which time Mr.. JonN +. DALTON has promised to
return and resume work in my factory. will
then buy at the Richmond prices, Of manufac.
turo on the shares.
Persons desiring to compete for the prerai-
ums have offered. will please inform me Of
the fact and measure their ground and weigh,
their tobacco after 1t Is handed, in the presence
of n credible witness. They will also assert
the different grades produced. and preserve the
weights of each grade Much Of the rroli.
both to producer and manufacturer depending
rs we'll upon the quality rs the quantity, tho
award OF premiums will be influenced BY the
former rs well us the lattor.
j. j. NORTON:
Oct g. 1871 5O
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Survivors, Association.

fNllE Annual Meeting of the Survivors As.
IL socation of Snutl, Carolina will be held
at Columbia, on THURSDAY, November 0, at
III o'clock. a. NJ. District Associations are
requested to send full delegations, as matters
of interest will be brought before the Associa.
ton
On the following evening, November 10, tho
Anniversary Address before tho Association
VIII be delivered by TINT true patriot and tried
soldier, General JunAL A. EARLY.
Al Confederate soldiers. and those who SYM
pathzcd with tho cause for which they fought,
arc invited TO bo present on this interesting
occasion. o
by order Of tho President, General WADE
HAMPTON. A. HASKELL Scc,v
Oct 81, 1871 q
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mo BE SOLD AT AUCTION, to tho high
IL est bidder, Oh
Sal cday in Dcccm bcr next.
at the Court IInusn in Wnlhnlln
A BEA TIFUL FARM.

Containing Fifty Acrcs-onc third under cul
tivation and the balance in Underestimate
near the centre Of the town Of Walhalll. S. G.
lMrRovEMENTs.-A fine Bric: Stable and
Cnrriagc House, n small Dwc,.ny House, good
Nr'b, We'll. &c., &c. 1t also contains a large
Garden. enclosed with close board fence Ga
feet high planted with the choicest Crane vines
and other fruits. The yard around the stables
Is also enclosed with a close fence This place
has also BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITE
i"r II residence, near the Public Square, at n
convenient distance from the Court House.
Nnwhery C"llcge. Lutheran and other churches
Ali these things combine tn rnn,lnr this ouo Of
thn n"St desirable locatiohs in the up country
TEhMS'-Ono.halr Cash. aud tho balance
in one and two years. with interest, secured by
mortgage of the premises.
On the same day, will be offered on the prem.
iScS. FOR CASH, sundry articles, valuable
approved Farming Utensils, Il Buggy. &c.
For farther information. apply to Mai. S. p.
DESDY, Wahulla, s. G..
Mrs. H. w. WARNE,
Charleston, S. G.
Es1s' EdgeGeld A1rcTi$cr and Ncwherry
H,,"/d each copy till day Of sale. and forward
bulls, with copies If cnch number, to Mai. S.
l.. Dcndy, Walhalla, S. G.
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VCl. To- INI I DT Z
LEATHER, BOOT AND sac q
ManufactOrv.

DERSONS wanting to purchase GOOD and
d CHEAP BOOTS and SHOES. arc re.
specially invited to call at w. a. Lays Man.
u"ctory, whore they can get, on the best
Soutl) they want Having competent work
men in very department of the work, lie en-
surcs satisfaction.
Mechanics, who can "box the craft" will al
ways find Il seat of work at Lays Mandatory.
The patronage Of the public solicited
BsS- RAW HIDES WANTED -U3a
Mauufactory near Pcrryvilc. B. II. r. r..
w. A. LAY.
Jan. g. 1871 81 ly
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THE STATE or SOUTH CAROLIN..
oCONEE CoUNTY-cITATIoN.

NM HlfEAS, Edward IIonea hath made
W application to me to grant him Letters
OF Administration on the Estate and Effects of
John Davis, deceased
These are, therefore, to cite and ndmonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors Of
the said John Davis. deceased, to he and
appear before me, in the Court of Probate, to
he held at WalhaIla, 5. c. on Tuesday, the 2lst
day Of November 1871 ut | | o'clock in the
forenoon, to slew cause, if any they have, why
the said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 18th day of Oct,
A. ID. 1871.
S. p. DENDY, J.r.o.c.
Oct. o. 1871 l
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WYE WILL FURNISH MARBLE WORK
V AS LOW AS CAN BE BOUGHT
ELSEWHERE. Below is our Price Lists
Tomb Tops, Of Vermont Marble
common and ordinary, Gx3 feet S 35 to 40
uoou Nuailty, 45 to 47
no; l ana otatuary, so to G5
,!ahan, OF same, SO to So
Head Stones, lxl IT, G inches. l4tolC
lead Stones 3xl #. 2 inches, and
3xl feet, 9to O
Monuments. Monumental IIead-
stones, Mt same rates.
Box Tombs, plain ll5 to 1875
Paneled, good quality, i35 to lGO
NO. Heavy Pauclcd with posts, IT'S to 100
Lettering, cents letter.
at our shop we put up those $3.50 Tombs at
@loo and guarantee to furnish good material
and heavier panelcd work for the same.
Parties wishing Marble Work will find it to
their interest to call on us.
L. WILDMAN & co.
Sept. |, 1871 As 3m
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Notice.

10y an order from S. p. Dcndy, Esq. Judge
JD OF Probate Court VIC will sell to tho high.
, est bidder at Walhaila' on Tuesday, tho l4th
day OF Noyemrer next. the NOTES and other
CLOSES IN ACTION, belonging to the rs.
tato of GEoRGE w. LIDDELr., deceased, which
have been appraised doubtful and worthless.
Tcrms--CASII. Z"
!, T. IIAGOOD. !
J. L. LIDDELL, ES'o'S'
Oct. 27, 1871 l
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yYnll,aIl:, Chapter. no. 2s, Hs. a. nH
Improvement ia Charleston.

Among tho recent improvements in Charleston
is the warehouse md buildcrs' depot Of Nir. p. p.
ToALE the manufacturers of Doors, Sas,cs and
street to No. 33 Pinckncy street, and said to be
tho most extensive as well as The most complete
establishment Of The kind toul, of Baltimore
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90 M MI II II or IAI

C"LrnnIA. October 2I.-C,,tun, sales &c
bnles middlings H.
'aaaaaat Ak ff:<r"N, OSsobcr o3.-Co:,nn dull mid.
,,AlI!U>l7i: net receipts 23j bales: export
Stwi>r 1910; sales 100; stock 1880.
JArGu>rA, Octnlrr - Cotton dull and low.
,er: m'1diinas l75f"7i; receipts 500 bales ;
sales COO
New YORK, 0';nhcr 23--Evcning. Cotton
irregular: Sa'cs 20i6 bales nplanlS lS} Or.
Scans l?4 Fl'.n dull anl easier: common to
'",r extra f.~iCt 90 gool I" choice 1000
025. Wheat closed Iirmrr, and fair cxport in
g'"d speculative demand: winter rcd western
o. Corn iirmrr, At I5CGI6! Gold l2}(~i2S.
south Carolina bonds II new 43l.
LlvEHrooI, October 23-- Evcnng-Cotton
closed heavy uplanls 9!C>osd; Orleans 9}
GG 9sd.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-10-27
AMMliIlIstrat Or's Sale.

WILL BE SOLD, to the highest bidder,
w at Walhnlla 9. H., on Saturday, tho
! Eth day Of November next, tho NOTES, &C..
appraised "doubtf"l or worthless" belonging
TO to the Estate Of JAMES NJ. SPENCER
deccnseG.
Terms-CA&Tft
RoBT A. THOMPSON, Admir-.
Oct. 81, lc1l