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PROPOSALS.
Proposals f6p Slgpli5S.
STATE OF 1LLEo1s, County OF Coos. }
0EE1CE GEEK OF COUNTY COCHr,
CHICAGO, D2c. t, 1.7a-}

In pursuance ofin1trucons from the Board of Con1ni
soners Of Cook County, pubs notice hereby given that
soaod proposals. will be received at this Office until the
Eth day of Dccenbsr 15 ut foE furnishing Cook
County with all blank books stationery, printing ETC.,
required for the Of the county for Also all
the NEAL provisions -four butter grocerias. dry goods
clothing boots aad zhoes medicines etc., needed Tor tha
Insane Asylum County Poor Honse County Hospital and
County Agent. eor year ending Dos 81, 1873 to DO
delivered such places and At suca times tho County
may direct
All bidders will be required to enter into bond, with two
sureties to approved BY the County Clerk In
sutcisnt guarantee the faithful OF the
contract the county tho right to reject
all bids, II deemed expedieut to do
P.Roq@ts TIT to & be made Pso1np} u Ga sa;h Immediately
All proposals. must be incossd n sealed envelope, 1n
dorsed Proposals for Suppies and addressed and
deposited with, tho County CLERK OF Cook County.
JOSEPH POLLAK+
Iavutf E1erE.
, 1872-12-11

LEMONS-The offerings are Meagre but anple for
the present demand Prices we're unchanged. Palermo
and Messna quotabe at $3.50 Maagas at $s.5o&70o.
ORANGES are IL some request at $l0.0o@120 90 PEI h
change to notice. The demand is very fair for this
season of the year. There material change In
prices. We continue to quote:
TN P1ATE-1C, lo114, $14oo: do, 12112, s1450; do,
14x20, $500; DO roofing, 70, $3.50.
Pro TIS-Iarge, 4oc; small, lc; bar, 42c:
less quantity, 12c; slab, Sc.
STREET. 1Hoa-No. ~, TIC rates.
coPPE-copper bottoms, 4sc; braziers, over Il ns,
47c; timed copper, 43c.
WmE-2 to 5, Sc; e. 8, and g. 1oc; 10 to II, lie; H.
T. uc; Is and "A, l2c; Is and 16, 14c IT, 15o; 18,
1Gc 49, 19c; 20 20c full bund1e Is per cent discount;
fence wire. Sc.
NA1s-Were in moderate request. Prices were
without chanEe 11 and continue UNI I3tes as
ss.oo@Gl2K; Cd do, s6.S5@s.si9; I'd do, $500
6.62H; Sd do, s7.e5@7.s7H: do Sd. fine, ss.so@
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at s. ooe2.25; fair, s1.s5@175; common to medium,

at *30v1g2*zo I'LL, s1.o91S18o coranon 20 notun1'
S-isG3LDi511;Na BUMD1Na MATERIALS WIS light de-
steady steady It for@er quotations: ~ Brick XIV Wns quiet
CO, s26o@2,75; New York stucco, casing,
$3.75@4.o0; supeeane ,,, d. soo@4.5o; Rosendale
cement s3@s6o; 9aSa e. esspsnt sna s2oo per hr1
marble dust, $s.a5@35o; lime, in bulk, s1Oo
@125; lime Qn brls> s1:a5@1.5o per brl;
40@45c; frs brick, per LOCO, $ao.oo@oo0o; b,iialng
brck common soo9isoo c9uet q esH yd bstsk slsoo
Louis Hydraulic pressed, $500, del; Milwaukee,
$500, del; Racine, 5000 del; Hingda1e, $500,
del; fire. clay, per brl, $4.oo@5. oo. The following
is the List OF pricea per box Of so feet for domestic
window glass, from which reduction Of 20 per cent
ia rnBda by dealerB
, 1872-12-11
CHICAGO DAILY MARKET.

..-.-,. TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 10.
ALC0HOL-Continues firm ut 81. .T@1. .83 for 81 per
cent proof.
BROOM CORN--This market continues quiet There
is some inquiry from Eastern and local dealers for
current necessities. No. hurl rules firm, the supply
being Light: Other grades steady, and quotable
follows: No. hutl, 1886 per b; No. do, 596Ec;
s@4c; inside green, A@45c; do red tip, Sc; do pale
and red, 2G5Hc.
DEANs-There was some inquiry for choice hand
ca1n1nan Is abundant, We continue to quote; NaYses
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Withdrawn from store yesterday for city
consumption 2,7o8 bu wheat; 1,035 bu corn;
8,167 bu oats 755 bu rye; ; 2,756 bu barley.
The following grain has been inspected into
store this morning, up to 10 o'clock 154 cars
wheat; c5 cars corn - cars oats; cars
rye; 80 cars barley. Total, 275 cars, or 1o6,-
600 bu.
The leading produce markets. we're rather less
active to-day, but, except in wheat and oats,
prices we're higher. The recent decline in prices
Of produce has brought ont 3 more active specu-
1a.ive demand for most descriptions Of produce,
and this naturally calls out q firmer feeling on
tbs part OF holders. Our receipts con-
tinue liberal for the geason, and our
shipments ct grain have shrunk to
winter dimensions; but the increase Of stocks
In store is nat laroa. hains but Ittla mora than
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6.75G6-m
5.0195.25
4.5oG5.D
3.W94.M
275t93,85
2.0092.D
2.G09?.75
3-0Q(93~5o
3.T5&4.N

HOGs-The trains we're late to-day, md the Light
supply On Ea1e at the opening of trade enabled
sellers to work up prices little, early sales maxi
ing at 33.90@405, but the advance was not long
sustained. After shippers had filed their orders
and withrawn, packers held back, and by the
middle Of the the afternoon the advance gained
yesterday afternoon and this morning, had main-
ly been lost, the market closing quiet and weak
medium to good, and at 43.90@3:95 for choice.
The bulk Of the transfers were at 3380O3. .95.
, 1872-12-11

KEMPER. IT IL

KEAGPER HALL
select school girls aud young ladies' rcopons JAN
18TH The elegant comforts ths thornu3hoess Of train
ing, and discipline and character, and
the superior mode and courss ot instruction haTo
attracted for its patrons any lead1ne people Of Chicsgo
and tho Northwest.
For particulars apply to GEO. II. EvERHART, DID,,
Rector, Eenosha, Via.
, 1872-12-11
COMMERCIAL.

TUESDAY EVENING, Dec. 10.
The following were the hereceipts and shipments
Of the leading articles Of produce in this city
during the past twenty-four hours, and for the
corresponding date q year ago:
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1oz44:: ..1s-s 1n;.;.....a11o b 53 900
othy quotable at s31o@3.15 for prime, a.25
asked Tor round lots. Clover ct $5.o5@5Io ne;
ssies wsre reported Il Il bags timothy At s, e,ass
Do at s2so; 3 bags clover at Eos; Il bugs do5;
TEAs-The ten trade renains rather snd
to fair, 6o@s5c; good, e5@7sc; choice to ea!.oo
CLIO; superhne to fine old hysora
800; common imperial, 81 ss91so; good -
s1 eSo1ee aaf - eesS to *
Japan, 9uc@51 o5; katr to good do, 6o@9oe; j.
natural leaf Japan, 55@e5c; common to fine ools,
@45e;; gooa eo2!oe; choice to e1t5a, soeSl GO.
grades may be quoted easy. There is steady
business doing at the subjcined prices:
,o oazwemFRe .;s9oa zasa SrE aa 1S@ 5s@soe; chotee
mon stems, 27@29c.
P1ua-NaturA leaf, 75@soc; half bright, COG
black, sound, 48@55o.
quote: Bench, $500; maple, $14oo; hickory,s
CISCO; Hlabs, $8.00-de1i7ered.
WO0I-This market for the past week has
rather quiet. There has been sone inquiry, b.q,
GALES hare been effected. Prices are without ma j
change, as folloTs:
Tub, washed, e1tra medium. :.
Tub, washed faIr do
Common Ding, 5sc s.
Eieece' 8asns1' = 59
Fleece, washed. \, Light.
Eieeee, "asaea' - alns5-.-.'''-
Eleece, Hasae9' a3ngy -6so
9ieeco, "ssaeo' meuu !.l nsat.
Edeece, Hasnea. y
nee' E5eeee' annsslea' 49, a. gooo eoneaiA1on''
E3eece, unHasneG. A6AA, uluey y;-.....-.-.---.fo
Fleece, unwashed, coarse, to medium. .........1s
Fleece, unwaahed, coarse, and dingy.......-.S.
Super, pulled. acknowledgements.
Extra, pulled
RAILROAD FRIGaTs-Were acf;v; nd
The rates to the leading E4ste1n point - 70. :.
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Total. 276,857 2Il,52 442&40
Total, 2,455, $40 bu. This is an increase dur
Ing last week Of 1925 bu wheat; 154, 100 bu
corn; 81 ,43A bu oata; q, ,19o bu rye; and 5,079
bu barley.
PROVISION STATISTICS.
The New York Produce Exchange Circular
gives the following as the foreign exports Of
provisions from New York for tho week ended
Dec. 8, 1872, and the distribution Of same:
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LEATHER-The condition Of this market has not
changed any essential particular since the date of
our last review, the demand continuing steadily fair
and prices ruling firm all around. Certain lines Of de-
mesto leather in short supply, md further adj
vance imminent, though, should the demand
fall of event that may reasonably be looked for
prices may remain where they are. We quote:
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'7 "@ *s001R&t51136 15100 37oo
and upwards. ................
Cholee BeeVes-fine, It, well formed 8 year
to year old steers, nd averaging 1,200
Good Beeres-Well-fattae finely formed
steers, averaging 1,l00 Q 1900 MS. ........
Medium Grades-sseers i fair flesh, aver
aging LOO to l $50 bs-..
Butchers Stock Coming to uedium
steers, and good to era cows, for city
alaughter, averaging 800 , 1,10O lbs. ...-.
Stock Catt1e-Commou cattle, in decent
fesh, averaging 700 to 1.05 lbs-..
1nferior--Laiight' and thin saws, heifers,
stays, bulls, and sca1lawag seers.........
Texas Cattle Through droVes. .,.,.,.,,..
Texas Cattle-Northeru Bummeed.
Texas Cattle-Corn-fed B.. ...,...
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CATTLE-h It's department. Of the Two
stock market, trao vas about as dull as it we'll
could be. Advics from the East were to the
effect that prices here we're materially lower,
and, as q result, nippers we're shy about taking
hold, and generaJ refused to invest, save at
something Of Z reduction from last weeks
prices; the CONCESSIONS asked varying from 80
to a Ae Per ID; ht The hght receipts ]1nly about
buyers found itmpossiblo to crowd down prices
more than n on fair to choice grades,
and 10 IN choice. The quail
ity Of tb fresh receipts was
good, but the sllo cattle, of which there were
many, were of inferior grade. and made the
average poor. sutchcrs STUFF and stockers we're
dull at the redued prices recently established,
the former sellig slowly at S2.00@s.75, and the
latter at $275i3.s5. Some Christmas steers
arrived today, mong them 81 head owned by
J. D; Gillette, = Elkhart. III. Their average
weight was abou 1000 lbs, and 1926 Was the
price asked. II drove will probably go East in
first hands. Tn steers, averaging 1880 TBS,
found buyer at 5000. They. were purchased
by i. B. Doud. he market closed weak.
QUOTATIONS.. ...-..-
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OISTrade continues dull, with prospect OF
early improvements In prices few changes and none
moro firmly held, and Bids fair to advance
soon. Carbon and turpentine are also d1nn.
3se. Me a9ote: casbon 27H@aee: extra 7.ol lard oil,
85e; do boiled, soc; whale, 8ac; spern, $2o0@21O;
neats' foot oil, strictly pure 9110 do extra, s1.oo
do No. i, so@o5c; bank oil, Csc; straits 72c eIe-
phant oil, Csc turpentine, 72c.
PAINTS, CoLORs, AND PUTTY-Dealers report
the market inacve with prices generally easy, though
, 1872-12-11

FOULTRY-There was fair Inquiry Tor STRICTLY
choice poultry, bnt, aside from this sales were slow
at 12@12Nc; 500 lbs do at 1oc; GOO lbs poor at 5@7c
40 doz choice chickens at s30o@3.25; 25 doz do at
doz geese at s. 0o@11 90; doz ducks at ss.5o@4oo
POTATOES-Continue to meet with . fair demand,
md firm at 70@75c on track. Potatoes sell from
store at 6G@90c Sales include $50 bu at 600 80 bu
at sO@e5c.
sALT-This market continues fairly active and
fine, 40 ordinary coarse, Saginaw, fine g
coarse pamond a4o dar Taoet q 1o .1han 5ag oo
per bag, $500 ground alum. $3.50.
SASH, DOORS, AND BL1NDs-continue to meet
with moderate inquiry at the prices given below:
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sHEEP-Were IN moderate demand, and sold
buyers were operating, and the offerings were
disposed of at s3.25@3.5o for common at 1915
@4.25 for medium, and at $4,5o@5.o0 for good
to choice.
, 1872-12-11
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

TUESDAY EvEsTsG, Dec. 10.
The receipts Of Ire stock during the week up
To this eEeniner IFer ns fo1Ic1rg -.
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to take breathing spell: There did not seem
to be any doubt that wheat is good property for
the winter, though it is bound to come in freely,
but simply that there WAS no occasion for ex-
cirement, and several parties who bought yes
terday little beyond their means Of holding
were obliged to sell out to-day on the first init
nation Of weakness: The shippers operated
but withdrew when New York reported q scarcity
OF freight room which caused the option traders
to grow even moro nervous than before, and
the market WAS almost panicky at one time.
Seller January was the principal option dealt in
it opened at S1.145a, declined to S1.14I, ad-
S1:1s. eoller tho month, or cash No. spring,
sold at s1.11M@1. .1sszz, closing at 91.12. Seller
February sold at 31.15@1.16I. No. spring
closed nominal at S1.20; No. spring at S102@
1.G3, and rejected do at 92@9315o. Cash sales
were reported Of 500 bu No. spring ct 51.21
$4,000 bu No. spring at 81. .1324; ). 10000 bu do
at s11sXi y '49o bu DO at q. .15H; z o9o bu do
at s1.13 5000 bu do at s1.12s4 600 bu do at
5l.1215{; ], 400 bu do at S1.121(; 5000 hu do at
91.12 400 bu do No. spring ct a1.041I5; 1000
bu do ut 51.04 900 bu do at .03a4; 1000 bu do
at 81. .0311; 1000 bu do at 81 .031( T. 900 bu do
at 3l:os 2 900 bu do at $1.o219 goo bn DO at
31,02; 1,600 bu rejected spring at 93c 4, 400 bu
do at 92c. Total, Isl, 200 bu.
Corn WAS more active, and comparatively
steady, at an average OF H@57(c above yester-
DAYS quotations, owing chiefly to continued
strength in New York, and the announcement Of
light inspection for to-morrow's bulletin of re-
ceipts (65 cars). These were the immediate
causes but the more general influence at work,
growing conviction that corn is cheap. Wheat
has been the principal subject of speculative
trading recently, but now money is directed to-
Eartaa norn bnsh here and at tina Eaat- Hanea
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assed. 4. The. COMMITTEES

Louis, passed. > The COMMITTEES on
Banking and Currency is authorized to
send for persons and papeks in cases Of
suspended national banks. The appor-
tiohment bill. as amended by the Senate,
passed. and goes to the President. It is
the original House bill, with the addi-
tion that States disfranohising male citi-
zens shall lose representation in proper
tion.
CAMDEN. ARK, January 3O.-Five
prisoners, including two sentenced to
death. escaped Jail to-day.
HAVANA, January 30.-The survey for
cable between Cuba and Mexico hau
commenced.
NEW YORK, January 30-Evening.-
Counterfeit twenties on the Market Ma
tional Bank are circulating.
Seventeen oases OF smallpox and Eve
deaths in the past twenty-four hours.
Ice impedes the ferries.
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TIE DEFENCE OF F1sK's MURDERER

! TRE DEFENCE OF FIsK's MURDERER
"A STRANGE STORY. "Burleigh," the
New York correspondent OF the Boston
Journal, gives the following outline of
Stokes probable defonce:
Stokes has been arraigned on an in
dictment found by tho grand jury, but
he has not yet pleaded. There are some
interesting if not startling positions
taken for the defence. The one is, that
Colonel Fisk was not only armed, but
that the wound in his body was inflicted
by himself-infiicted q Ia Valandieham
III attempting to draw his pistol from his
pocket. That two pistols were used is
very clear, from the fact thnt two bullets
were found-one in Fisk's body and one
on the marble pavement, the ono bullet
lifting the pistol found and the other
not. The bullet in tho body fitting the
pistol found, the bullet on the floor,
which produced tho wound in the arm,
not hitting any pistol yet produced.
The theory ia, that Fisk, coming in
that door and seeing Stokes on the stairs.
attempted to drnw his pistol, when it ac-
cldentally discharged at the same time
that he received Stokes bullet in the
arm. The parties who removed the out.
side clothing Of the Colonel are vet Ia
be produced in court The woman who
handed the pistol to tho officer is vet to
tell how it came into hor hands. with
other interesting testimony to show that
Stokes did not fire on an unarmed man,
But two persons witnessed the shooting,
They were two hall boys o: the Centra
Hotel, who were either 80 frighten cd
that they did not know what was GOING
on, or deliberately perjured themselves
as they fatty contradicted ench Other
aud their own testimony on the stand.
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A ANEwRA1hRoAD PRo,ncr. The Ashe.
vile IN. o. Citizen says: IA bill ie be-
fore Congress asking grant of 2, 600, 600
cores of the public lands. worth 81, ,OOO,-
600, to build railroad from Spartan
burg, 8. O., to Asheville; from Ruther.
fordton to Asheville; from Ola Fort to
Asheville; from Wool Greek, Tenn, to
Asheville. and from Ashevilla to Dalton,
Ga., or Cleveland. Tenn. The friends
OF the bill in Washington are assured of
its passage during the present Con-
gress."
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Financial and CommercInI,

COLUMBIA, 8. O., January 30.-Sales
Of cotton, to-day, 40 bales middiing
20%o.
LONDON, January 8O-Noon. Consols
92ess@92%. Bonds 921a.
LIVERPOOL. January 3O-3 P. M.-Oot.
ton opened hrmer-uplande 1917; Or.
leans 111s@11A.
LIVERPOOL. January 30-Evening.-
Cotton closed strong-uplands 10%
Orleans 111s@11L; sales $4,000 bales;
shipping at Savannah or Charleston
l116. Yarns and fabrics firmer, at better
prices.
New YORK. January 3o--Noon. -.
Flour dull and declining. Wheat dull
and heavy. Corn quiet aud steady.
Pork steudy-new mess 14.5O@14. &c.
Lard firm. ut 95a@92I. Cotton quiet
and n shade frmer-middling uplaudA
2214; Orleans 2256; ss!es 1,5on hs!es
Stocks steady. Governments dull and
steady. Gold firm, at 934. Money firm,
at 6(@7. Exchange-long 8; short 95G.
T. M.-Money easy, at SAG Ster-
ling 5000. Gold o56@924. Govern
ments Oft 169Lc. Tennessees firm;
new South Carolinas steady; others very
dull. Cotton strong; sales 3, 20S bnles-
uplands 22a6; Orleans 2224. Flour quiet
and unchanged. Whishey steady, at "a.
Wheat dull and nominnl-winter red
Western 1.60@l.65. Corn unchanged
and in fair export and home demand.
Pork nominal. Lard active and nn.
changed. Freights unchanged.
CINCINNATI. January 3O.-Flour, corn,
pork and lard unchanged. Bacon firm
and in light demand. Whiskey higher,
at 80.
LOUISVILLE. january 80. Baggine
firm; asking 1ac. higher. Provisions
very active and firm. Pork-round lots
1875. Shoulders 619; clear sides 6.
Lard-kegs 10A@1oH. Whiskey ss@
50.
New ORLEANS. January aO.-Cotton
strong - middling %; receipts G.98y
bales; sales 10. 500; stock 23,453
CHARLESTON, January 3O.-.Cottou
strong = middling 20; receipts l,727
bales; sales 600; stock 80, 85l.
BosToN, January 30.-Cotton firm and
held higher middling 22556; receipts TIC
bales; sales 600; stock 5000.
AUGUSTA, January 30.-Cotton in fai,
demand and prices advanced-middl
81; receipts $50 bales; sales 500.
MOBILE, January 30.-Ootton quiet
middling 21as; receipts 1,2l7bales; Gales
oOos otoCh Ofs tOts
BAhrMoRE, January 3O.--Cottor
steady--middling 22@22H; receipts
676 bales; sales 30S; stock 1872.
WILMINGTON, January 30.--Cottor
firm-middling 211s; receipts &c bales
sales 73; stock 4, ,23l.
PH1nADRLpHIA, January 3O.-Cottor
firm-middling 22I.
GALVESTON, January 3O.-Cotton very
firm; holders asking higher rates-gooc
ordinary 1924@20; receipts 655 bales
sales 100; stock 48.779.
NORFOLK, January 3O.-Cotton firm
low middling 2U1a(92O34; receipts 1,3O
bales; sales 200; stock 1874.
SAVANNAH. January 0.-Cotton--buy
ers and sellers apart; tending upward
middling 2lA paying; 21>S asked; re
cceipts 1923 bales; rales 1850; stool
68,O47.
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Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad

Sale Spartanburg and Union Railroad.
me ,s State Of South Carolina. plaintiff. against
pany and others, creditors, defendants.
j obedience TO order dated 10Th day OF
4 November, 1871, passed by the Hon. James
nj. Rutland, Judge of the 4th Circuit, of the
State OF South Carolina, the undersiuned will
sell, on the FIRST MONDAYin February. 1879.
at Unionvllle, in the County of Union. in the
State OF South Carolina, before the Court
House door, between the hours Of II o'clock
in the forenoon and 8 O'Clock in the afternoon.
at public outcry, to the highest bidder. the
whole Of the SPARTANBUKG AND UNION
RAILROAD, including the Road-bed, Right OF
Way, Grading. Bridges, Masonry and Snper-
structure lying and situate in the Counties
OF Fairfield, Union and Spartanburg; all the
stock subscribed for in the Spartanburg and
Union Railroad Company; the ch ar tered rights
and privileges thereof; the railroad spikes
chairs and equipments, and all the property
owned by said company, as incident or peces.
sary Tor It's business, on the following terms
to wit: Twenty-Five thousand ($25 OOO) dol.
lars cash, and the balance in three equal
| semi annual instalments, with interest on
each instalment from the day OF sale, to be
secured by the bond Of the purchaser, with
mortgage OF the entire property sold The
purchaser will also bo required to nav for ali
stamps and papers.
II the highest bidder should fail to nay at
once the twenty-five Thousand 1925, ,OO0J dol
lars Aforesaid in cash, the property hereinbs-
fore advertised will immediately be offered
ut the time and place above mentioned upon
| the terms already stated, for resale.
JAMES NJ. BAXTER,
THOMAS B. JETER
NOVEMBER 28. 1871. Referees.
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A girl of the period comments thus on
Mormonisn: "How absurd! four or five
wives to one man; when the fact is, ench
woman i'll these times ought to have four
or five husbands. It would take about
that number to support me decently."
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ERh@GR.APHI0
F6reign' AGAIrs,

LoNpoN. Hanuary 3O.--There is a
thraatened Ntrike at Blaenavon, and the
military re'under arms. 10
A IAption in the Paris Jockey Club.
excId4lhg Germans, failed.
MADRf hnuary 30.-The turbulence
at BarceloHH xeBulted in conflict in the
streets. The'military are guarding the
city.
LATER. R.-The disturbance at Barcelona
originated in opposition to excessive 40
tive duties.
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A boy III Iowa has q silver quartz,
stuck fast in his throat. It can't be 6
good quarter, or it would pass.
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For Sale---Splendid Building Lots.

For Sale---Splendid Building Lots.
T OFFER for sale full eouarc IN l6 ouarter
l. aero LOTS, bounded by Wayne, Divine,
Pulaski and Greene streets. near the Char
lotto. Columbia and Augusta Railroad, and
tho Wilmington, Columbis and Augusta Rail
tho most beautiful portions of the city.
fERMs-$250 per Lot, Of one-q quarter Of an
acre; $50 paid down. and the balance in
monthly payments, SIS each. and no rates OF
interest. No charge for papers. if payment
10 made as stipulated All the Lots to be
closed out by February l. Plat to be seen at
the post Office. EW WHEELER.
Jan limo
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Railroad Meeting.

kMM M ss;salz'5 @HzaH
YNHE Annual Meeting OF tho Stockholders of
L the Sonth Carolina Railroad Company and
OK tho southwestern Railroad Bank will bc
nold ~ tho South western Railroad Bank,
Broad Street, Charleaton, y. g.. on February
18th, pro1imo, at II O'Clock A. NJ.
oh the following day, an election will be
held Tor fifteen Directors OF tho ItaiIroad Com
pany and thirteen directors OF the Bank.
StockholderH will he passed over the road,
to and from tho meeting, free Of charge.
me proposcd amOndment to Article /. Sec
ton l, OF the bylaws. changing the time OF
tho annual meeting, by striking out "Febru-
Will come mp for action at this me meoting.
Jan IL WY j. II. EMERY, Secretary.
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Boarding.

boarding.
MI lSH COKnEI.lA MORDECAI, Columbia,
Iva. =. g., ANNOUNCES that her establish
mcnt. Sf,uth-wost corner Of Sumter and Lady
streets. Ia prepared to Accommodate BOARD
EkS, permanent and transient. where the
taste nnl comforts of the most fastidions
VIII DO guaranteed. Dec 81 limo