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LIGHT BRAHMAs, DARK BRAHMAs
~ Partridge Brah1nas
Partridge ana Bun C0chins 3D. ~-..
-? Dorkingsi :" =. ,'i'Et. -.:i...
Silver Spangied Hamburghs ala3
Bremen Geese '.flI4V 1!lt.. I - .jY
The Fowls are .aeleeted from Prize stock, and
are OF tho purest and best strains. cl,..o
Chickens from stock delivered In the tall. -,
Also, Black 0ayuga and AylesSury Ducks,
Bronzed and White Turkeys. - -
-, FANCY PIGEONS. ,ir ;,osuS
Carriers, Pointers, Tumblers .Fan!Tsls, ;Trumne-
terg, Tnrbts, Jacobins, Schnells. Oabasheea rii5y
For particulars and prices address
E. E. BEDFORD,
.'.'G Summerviile. 8: O.:
febls-a Or No 275 King street, charleston
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VXTANTED, EVERYONE TO KNOW

&o7S A MONTH, EXPENSES PAID,
DClc Male or Female eAgents.-Horse and
III ItL IuritaheA 10 pon our rpEJpEHSAL- -GEmEST.
Combination Tunnel; Button Hole cutter and
other articles. Circulars Tree. Address Novelty
Company, Saco, Ne. noVl4-iS
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10 Rfrt.

ITO RENT, THE STORE AND Dwell.
LING. No. I1s King street. To an approved
tenant rent moderate. Apply atNo. lo2 East Bay.
febl6-1t
HlU RENT, A ROOM SUITABLE FOR A
schooi or a ANAL family. Applf Al No. lilo
Calhoun strret, north SIDE near 81. Philip street.
feb15-SS '........
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tTTANTED, A .COLORED BOY BE.
wv TWEEN ID and 10 years to do houiework.
Apply at No. 81 Wentworth street, next west OF
Military Hall. febl6-lh
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WJANTED, A GIRL OR BOY, TO DO
wv general houseWork. Apply at No. AZ East
Bay, opposite North Commercial Wharf.
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GhuratonaI.

COLLEGE CLAsS.-MRS. P. J. BARBOr
y viii, iu complain ce With the request OF many
persons, commence a soffege Glass, q. 5 O'Clock,
o. Thursday next, 22a Instant for children is1 i[0m
tne ages Of years sla l9s young gniV aae5 eS
Mrs p r. Rsspt,T ar her residence, southwest
corner OF Smith and Montague streets. .
Terms-$l2, in advance, per quarter. feol6
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Eegal Notices.

NIOTIOE. A. BEALL VS.. S.UAMES;
IN ROBERT and CHARLES T. LoWNDEsy Trls.
tees, JEREMIAH BEALL, vs. JAMES, ROBERT
aud CHARLES T. LoWNDEs, Trustees, ex parte
LOUIS n. O0XETTER, 10 re the said csnses:-ln
pursuance OF the order OF Hon. r. F. Graham,
Judge OF the First Circuit, In the above entitled
causes, OF date the 7th day Of February a: D.
1872 the Creditors OF JOHN FRASER d C0MPA.
NY, FRASER. TREEHoLM d COMPANY" and
LAFITTES LECOUNT, who may be minded to
accept and become parties TO the agreement OF
date the 26tt day OF september A. D. 1857, between
THEODORE D. WAGNER and W. 1. TRENHOLM,
in behalf OF JOHN FRASER u COMPANY, aud OF
FRASER TRENHoLM& COMPANY, and the, the ssy- asv
and to receive the benefits and give binding eflect
to the same, are required 10 appear before me,
at my oface, at the Courthouse In Charleston, and
after signilying their assent and signing said
agreement, 70 prove before me their alleged
ciaImsas Creditors OF either Of the said firms, be-
fore the nrBt day OF Nay. A D. 1872
WIN. J..GAYEH, Referee.
n1The New York Journal OF Commerce will
insert once week until the .1st Of May, A. D.
1872 and forward bill for the same to the under.
signed. WM. J. GAEEh, Referee
feb16-f11
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Qopartt1trshlps ano Dissrtntiprrs

.,.,..,oe-.
# M. WEEKLEY Is THIS DAY AD-
d.. HIrTED member or eur Firm, to date
irotn the lst instant, under the Firm name OF
=. feb1S-S .. MURDAUGH & MATTHEW'S.
THE FIRM OF W.P. DOWLING d.. CO.
:! having dissolved, / will staIe for the tnfor.
continued, Rithont loss OF time, the Factorage
and Commission Business, Shippers OF cotton In
tended for me will note the distinction.
W. Preston BOWLING,
Factor and Commission Merchant,
{ Established IN Charleston 1885.
/. ianf6-mVd5DaU b.. i.I#r1
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TIYE DOLLARS SREWARD. .--STRAYED
or olen from No. 106 Tradd street,
SEQ, ch Terrier Pup; yelloWish brown and aoout
seven months old. Answers 70 the d me ol
Peat. Apply at this Office. leDl3
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iuanfs..

VTTANTED, IMMEDIATELY, A GOOD
w Cook. and also WaitIngman. Apply at
corner Of Rutledge and Broad streets, nortn
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Epst and 1onno.

r OST, ON NIGHT OF l4TH, A PHYSI-
IL OIAN,S WISHING LIST, with some papers
l the pocket Of the book, which are or no use to
any one bnt the owner or the book. A reward
viii be given to any one leaving 1t at the resi-.
dence OF the owner, corner OF Katled9e avenue
aid Calhoun street. q. H@::. Ieolo-I4
r OST, EITHER IN vANDERHORST OR
4 Thomas Streets q Drab Fur Mutr. A re-
ward will be given. Apply OF this ONCE.
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WTANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
wv Wash. Must be without encumbrances
md well recommended. Apply at No. "a King
etreer one ffOor below Broad, lebl6
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JXTANTED TO KNOW. WHAT Il.
. wv WHITE intends to do with all the FUR.
NlIURE he Il piling up In his Store No. 8s HRsel
street. Answer.-Go there and see 1t leaving for
all parts OF the State Conclusion.-He must sell
cheap. .,...t lepl43
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NLANTED, A SITUATION, By A
wv" respectable White Woman, as 1rstrate
washer and irUner. and willing to make herself
Ann1y AT No l04 Church street. fe0l6-1H .
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VTTANTED, A FlRST-CLASS BARBER.
w at Pavilion Hotel Barber Shop. A. WITT.
Ieh1k-3H
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KailrG1aabs.

|. GoUTH CAROLINA. RAILROAD. 7 J
~ cHAaLxsroSN, s.. O.. December: %, 1sii
+ on ana after SUNDAY, December 24,the Passen.
ger Trains on the south Carolina Railroad win run
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Gold at New York yesterday closed at lo4:
81 i.Fhe New York cotton market closed
steady; tiplands 22E; sales 2l24 bales.
AT Liverpool cotton was quiet; uplanas
h11tda1lld; sales 10000 bales; nearly due lrom
New orleans at II 7.l6d; from Savannah or
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for 6ale.

EOR SALE, SIXTY HEAD KENTUCKY
! Rroke MILES. for Timber and Plantation
use, cheap for cash or city acceptance. p. WEST.
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New YnrIr Ciir News.

New YORK, Oct 23.-John d. Townsend and
DAILY, counsel for Stokes, submitted in the court
of over and terminer to-day, an affidavit OF
Stokes asking for his trial during the present
term of the court.
The affidavit declares that repeated appeals
have been made to District Attorney Garvin for
a speedy trial, but no satisfactory answer could
be obtained.
The affidavit also sets forth that Stokes has
come into additional evidence that will tend to
prove his innocence; also that his health has
suffered severely by ten months close confine-
ment in the tOmbs.
There were fourteen offers of bonds to-day,
amounting to about S2,424,S00 at from liz As
100 to 112 1900. The government buys 81 900, :
900. 1t advertised to purchase at from 112 As.
100 TO 112 74.1OO.
The insurance convention yesterday did no
business owing to the small attendance. 1t be-
ing suggested, however, that there being moth
ing in the constitution concerning quorum, it
was thought that business could be transacted
The president remarked that the business TO be
brought up was for private consideration, and
then suggested that future sessions be secret
The National rife association have imported
targets at cost of over $4,000.
Gov. Hoffman has named John r. Brady, one
of the associate judges Of the general term in
this department, in the place Of ex-Judge Bar
nard.
Patrick Clifford, convicted of manslaughter in
the second degree for killing Mary Ann Gala
CHER, has been sentenced to Sing Sing for two
years.
George Parsons, IL Park place, has been held
in $4,000 bail for trial on the charge OF shipping
unabelled fireworks on the steamer Charleston,
Oct. /.
Hayemeyer has accepted the republican NOM
ination for mayor. In letter to Thomas Muir
ply, Havemeyer cOngratulates the people on
laying aside party characteristics in the interest
of reform; Hayemeyer has also written letter
to Peter Cooper, accepting the nomination from
the united reform organizations.
On presentation of checks for gold at some
banks in Wall street to-day, the discovery was
made that the banks had no coin to meet the
demand.
Base ball; Atlantics IL, Red Stockings 10.
The game was between the old Atlantic and Red
Stocking mines, and for the benefit of Mrs.
Thale, mother of the drowned member of the
new Atantics.
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COUNTY NEWS.

A new band of twenty pieces is being formed
at West Brookfeld. New Instruments are ex-
pected this week. =.
Erastus Wheeler of Shrewsbury fell from an
apple tree, Tuesday evening, and was fatally
injured.
Abel Hildreth of CIRCUITS Corner, brakeman
on the Vermont and Massachusetts railroad,
was instantly killed at Athol yesterday by fall
ing under the cars.
Tuesday night, a horse, harness, and carriage
were stolen from the barn of Moses Adams in
UXbridge. Mr.. Adams followed the team to
Whitinsvilla, where he secured the services of
State Constable Fletcher, who found the team
near Rice's saw mill in Mlllbury, early yester-
day morning. No trace of the thief has yet
been discovered.
The first Of a course of lectures, under the
auspices of the NJ. Z. church in New England
Village, was delivered by j. Benson Hamilton,
Tuesday evening, who took "Smoke'' as his sub
Ject. The speaker divided his subject as fol-
lows: Charatans and quacks of the platform;
Humbugs of the pulpit; lncompetency of the
bench; Imperlectons of our present jury sys.
TEN, and the lollies of the young ladies and gen
tlemen of the period. The attendance was quite
large and the address was received with evident
satisfaction by the audience.
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General Political Intelligence

New YORK, Oct. 23-The bar association last
night passed resolution that the denomination
of Judge Bedford for city judge should be pub
lcly disapproyed, and that it will be opposed by
the bar association.
Gen. Slocum will accept the democratic as
Sembly nomination rendered him in Kings
county.
Alonzo B. Cornell has resigned the SURVEYOR
ship of the port of New York, which he has held
for three and half years, to accept an assembly
nomination.
The committee of seventy last night discussed
the proposition to urge A, r. Laurence to with
draw from his democratic candidature for the
mayoralty, and accept the nomination Of city
judge.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H., Oct. 28.-In the supreme
judicial court this morning the jury returned
verdict of not guilty in the case against the Sc
lectmen of Northwood, democrat for putting a
man on the check list. John Butcheder, repub-
lican charged with lrauduently voting in ward
one in this city, was also declared not guilty. =
RUTLAND. VT, Oct. 28.-At the republican
district convention of the first Vermont con-
gressional district, to-day, Hon. Charles W..
Willard Of Montpelier was unanimously renom-
mated for congress, and Col. Allenson Allen Of
Fairhaven for district eector.
WHITE RIVER JUNCTION, Vt, Oct 23.-The
republicans OF the second Vermont district, in
convention to-day, nominated Hon. l.. Z. Pc.
land for representative to congress, and Elisha
Stoddard of Townsend Tor presidential eector.
NEw YORK, Oct 23.-Mathew Stewart was
.J-night nominated for congress in the fifth dis
trlct by the republicans
BALTIMORE, Oct. 23.-At the election to-day
for members Of the first branch of the city coun
Gil, the regular democratic nominees were elected
in seventeen wards The republicans elected
their candidates n the 10Th, 18th and 10th wards,
gain of two; vote small.
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the American board, the past year, was S5978.-
q, $50 more than that OF the previous year.
An address was then delivered by the presi-
dent, on the general objects of the foreign mis-
sions, and the importance of the continuance of
the present efforts, on a more enlarged scale,
for the CHARACTERIZATION of the world. Inter
esting addresses was also made on the same sub
ject by Rev. Alden Grout, for the last IS years
missionary at Lulu, South Africa, Rev. 5. b.
Treat D. D., secretary of the American board
Of commissioners for foreign missions, and Rev.
DR.. Cutler.
Last evening, there was a session of the con-
ference, at which the following question was
discussed by Rev, DR.. Cutler and others: ''Is the
growing conformity Of many protesting Christ
ians in the favorte and fashionable amusements
and practices OF the world, favorable to their
piety and TO the progress of Christ's kingdom
generally
This Thursday morning, after the reports
from the churches and the discussion OF the
question Of one or two days sessions, remarks
will be made by Rev. Geo. W. Phillips of this
city on the state and wants Of the churches, and
he will be followed by a report by Rev. W. A.
Houghton of Berlin, chairman of the commit
tee on home eyaugelization.
This afternoon the communion sermon will
be delivered by Rev. Andrew Peabody, D. D., OF
Boylston, and the exercises of the conference
will close with the administration Of the Lords
Supper
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The Horse Disease.
Rapid Spread of the COnIa2iOn-seVenty
Gases in springfieId-PrecnutiO TOO
Late.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct 2S.-Seventy cases
OF horse disease broke out in this city to-day
but none as yet are fatal.
SYRACUSE, Oct. 2S.-The horse epidemic is
spreading rapidly. Fully 400 horses are at
tected, including those of the fire department
and street railways IL is feared thar the cars
Will be stopped altogether shortly The horses
Of the milk company are affected, also 100 pr-
yate horses, and II number have already died.
WASHINGTON, d. c., Oct 28.-rhe secretary
OF the treasury has issued the following instruc-
tions to collectors at Rochester, Burlington,
Cape Vincent and Port Huron:
You are directed so long as the existing
horse disease prevails in Canada, to allow no
horses to he brought into your port or district
from that country, unless you are perfectly sat
ished that they are free from contagious
diseases"
BosroN, Oct 28-The sickness among the
horses of the Metropolitan railroad company
has necessitated the stoppage of some of their
cars. -Four Of the Norfolk horse line had been
taken off at noon.
LooKPoRT, N. Y, Oct. 2S.-The horse cpl
demic still prevails largely in this vicinity
Upwards of seventy horses are sick in the pub
lie stables. One died last night. There is no
abatement OF the epidemic hereabouts.
New YORK, Oct 2S- ECeadlg, The epidemic
among horses has caused intense alarm in this
city. The disease is spreading rapidly 1t is
rumored tonight that Mr. Bonner's Pocahontas
has been attacked by the maady. About $50
cars and so stages have been taken off to-day
Il is feared that here as in Rochester, locomotion
by stages and cars will be suspended in a few
days. Manifestations OF the existence and
spread of the disease to-day are of a startling
character, The exact nature of the disease seems
to puzzle veterinary surgeons Blood letting
and drenching have been found failures, and
many horses have died from treatment Among
the remedies used are solution of tar and bel
ladonna, aconite given homeopathicaily, and
haitian feed mill company This last mentioned
is the only remedy which has met with marked
Success MS preventive and cure Many cases
Of the disease are reported in Jersey City and
HObokeu,
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Affairs in Mexico.


CITY OF MEXICO, Oct IA, via Havana, I'll
The political situation is improving, and it is
thought that the administration Of Lerdo de
Teiada will be successful.
Primary elections took place on the 18th
Lerdo'S nomination was unoppOsed, and the re-
suit will probably be declared in time for him to
enter upon the regular term of office on the LIST
Of December.
The minister of FomentO has presented mes.
sage to congress, urging the concession to
Pumb's international railroad, connecting the
capital, VagoS and Mazatlan with the United
States. The government grants the company a
subyention of $4,000 for each kilometer of the
road it shall build, an extra premium of $780,
600 for every year the road is finished inside OF
ten wears, and many other advantages.
A Mexican commission has been appointed to
investigate affairs on the Rio Grande The gov
eminent has relieved Gen. Cortina from service
on the Rio Grande frontier, and ordered him to
report at the capital.
Mazatan is again in possession of the govern
ment. Poriirio Daz and Donate Guerra are the
only rebels of note who have not accepted am
neSty.
Congress is discussing the Rosecrauz railroad
project, and there is some probability of IA
vorable result.
Secretary Bliss is in charge of the American
legation.
HAVANA, Oct. 21-Adyices from the City of
Mexico state that the Mexican congress had
created senate.
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Oct. 23.-Complete off
cial returns of the late election show the follow
ing maiorities for state officers:
Hendricks tdemocrat), governor, 1148; Sex
ton (republican), lieutenant governor, $50
Curry (republican), secretary of state, 1874
Widmau (republican), auditor, 275; Glover
republican,, treasurer, 1888; Denny republican,
attorney general, GA; Hopkins (democratj
superintendent Of public instruction, 957; Black
trepublican), reporter of supreme court 427
Shell (republican), clerk of supreme court 1903
Congressman at large: Orth, (republican
1852; Williams, (rep) 5S3. The following arc
the maiorities for congressman: list district
Niback, (dem. 1872; ID district, Wolfe, (dem.
1854; 81 district, Holman, (dem.) 1928; 4th dis
trict, Wilson, (rep.l $50; 9th district, Coburn
(rep.) 1893; 9th district, Hunter, (rep) 6G7; 18th
district, Carson, (rep 1877; sth district, Gyner
(rep,) 2989; 9th district, Neff, Qiberal "a; 10th
district, Sayler, (rep.) PISS; 18th district, Pack
ard, (rep.) 985. Total number of votes cast lol
governor, 877 700; being an increase in four
years Of over $4,000. The straight out demo
cratic ticket received about 1870 votes in the
entire state
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Fires.

SPRINGFIELD, Mass, Oct pa large mill,
Owned by King and Sloan, was totally destroyed
by fire early this morning. Leonard & King
lose most of their stock. James Oliver, ma
chnery, had an insurance of $4,000 on his stock
Total loss unknown.
NEWARK, N. j., Oct. pa fire last night
damaged ST. Johns Catholic church at Orange
to the amount Of $4,000. Insured.
PROVIDENCE, K. L., Oct. 23.-Wm II. Boy
den's jewelry shop in Rockland, Sctuaie was
destroyed by Ere last evening. Loss s5OOO par
tally insured.
BANGOR, Me-, Oct. PA steam saw and ex-
celsor mill at Milford, owned by Geo +. Dill
llngham and Others, was burned last night
Loss $4,000 TO $4,000; insured for $4,000.
CHICAGO, Oct. pa fire ut East Saginaw,
Mich, last night, destroyed the Cranse block
owned by Jesse lloyt of New York, and occu-
pied by W. G. Woodward, grocer, whose loss is
100000, on which there is an insurance of $500.
A. A. Durk, drugs, loses $40, 900; insured for
$4,000; Scott Co., and Goldsmith Co., cloth
ing, loss not stated; Goodridge Brothers, pho
tographers, lose $4,000. Other losses viii make
the aggregate from 500 600 to Sf25 600
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SAN Francisco, Oct 23.-The steamer Col.
oradO, from Hong Kong September 21st, and
Yokohama October ID, brings the following
news:
The japanese government liberated the
coolies brought by the Peruvian vessel Maria
Luz, under plea of il-treatment mandarin
had arrived, and they will be sent to China
The Yeddo mortality has been excessive The
authorities had notified foreigners residing out
side the foreign settlement to return at once,
and the Japanese were forbidden to lease the
premises to them. This course is considered
impolitic and lliberal by the friends of the gov
eminent.
The new paper money made in Berlin has al
ready been cOunterteted
The telegraph line from Yeddo to Nagasaki
has been opened, and the railroad from Yeddo
TO Yokohama will be formally opened by the
mlkadO on the 18th inst. The mikado would
alsovisit Yokohama
A severe earthquake shock was experienced
at Yokohama on the 18th ult.
Corea has sent more threatening letters to
Japan. Sailing vessels, conveyed by a man-of-
war, have been sent to Corea for the purpose of
bringing hack all the Japanese in the country,
preparatory to further measures on the part OF
the japanese government.
Several foreign war vessels have cOngregated
at Che Foo in anticipation of trouble to the
japanese.
Several Japanese sailors, shipwrecked on
F0rmosa island, were eaten by the natives. The
King OF the Loo ChooS has sent an embassy to
Yeddo for aid TO avenge their death.
An attempt was recently made TO assassinate
Hanji, one Of the chief justices of Japan.
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Abbreviated Disnn,ches.

Hall Of a circus is laid up at Suspension
Bridge, n Y Horse disease did it,
Three men were found dead ON the track OF
the Northern New Jersey railroad in Piermont.
They are supposed to have been killel by a
train.
Intelligence is received at Quebec of the total
loss Of the schooner Heart with cargo of her.
ring and oil on the coast of Labrador Crew
saved.
A Halifax dispatch says the bark Premier OF
Beaumaris, from Quebec for Holyhead was
wrecked off the Newfoundland coast on the LIST
of October Two men were lost
Jules De St. Cyra, formerly u clerk in the
Meridian national bank of indianapolis, Ind.
forged an order on the Indiana banking com
pany for $1,000, and escaped with the money.
In the three mile shell boat race at Peekskill,
yesterday afternoon, James Ten Eyck of Peeks-
kill, beat Gilbert Ward OF Cornwall and Jarrett
Raymond Of Sing Sing, time "a minutes "a
seconds; Ward second, but beaten quarter OF
mile.
Gov. Parker, of New Jersey, has appointed
eight marshals, with full power and authority
OF constables, to arrest yiOators Of the peace in
Hackensack township, Bergen county, under the
law Of 1869, for the better prevention OF crime