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r OST, A RED SETTER, ABOUT EIGHT
IL months old, with four white feet, and end
OF tail tIpped with white. A liberal reward will
be paid Tor recovery or same. Apply at this
ONCE. noVSO.I
r OST.-LOST IN MEETING Or ANN
streets, on the 18th instant. q double plat OF
LADIES' HAIR: Any one fuding the same Will
be rewarded by leaving It at No. As Nassau street.
nOvS0.lH
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HOOD FOR THE MILLION.
THE GREATEST DISCOVERY OF TEE AGE,
AMERICAN CLUB FIsH-BoNELEss
YOUNG SHAD.
BOARDING.

CINGLE GENTLEMEN, OR A FAMILY,
- cen obtain good board, on reasonable terms,
by applying at No. II Broad street, between King
and Meeting. nov29-3
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What North Carolina Proposes TO Do
About Her Debt.
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Gonfe1tlor1erp, Gnps, 81.

A NEW AND BEAUTIFUL STOCK Or
Rich Fancy Goods, Toys, Games,
Fireworks, French Confectionery,
Rubber Goods, &C.,
Ia now opening, tnearly every steamer brings
in a fresh supply Of the latest novelties until the
Holidays are over,) at =
Won SANTEN'S BAZAAR,
No, 22s King street,
noy2smwa Next TO Academy Of Music.
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Eegal Notlres


NOTICE.-AT THE NEXT SESSION
OF the General Assembly an application
will be made to incorporate THE CHARLESTON
uOASTW1SE TRANSPORTATION C0MPANY.n
oct-6, llnoVl. l6. dec1.l Is
EINAL NOTl.E-ESTATE OF Mis-. E.
l. B. WILKINSON the 2d day OF December
next, at II O'clock A. L., the undersigned will
apply to GEORGE BUST, Esq, Judge OF PROBATE
for Charleston county, for letters dismlssory to
him as Executor Of above Estare.
October 30, 1872. MARTIN L. WILKINS.
oct3l .thstulmo
TSTATE JOHN q. SCHMIDT.-ALL
~ persons having claims against Estate OF
JuhN a. sOHMlDT, deceased, Will present them
duly %attested, and those Indebted will make pay.
ment to CIV DINGLE,
administrator. with will annexed, OF John b.
Schmidt, deceased. noV18-s3
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
l. CHARLESTON OOUNTY.-By GEORGE
BUST. Esg., Probate Judge.-Whereas, FABIAN
r. WICKENRERG, OF Charleston, Merchant
made suit TO me to grant him Letters OF Admins.
ton OF the Estate and effects OF JESSE L. Rs-
EMPKE, late OF Charleston, Widow:
These are therefore to cite and admonish all
and singular tie Kindred and creditors of the
said JESSE L.. R0EMPKE. decea>ed, that they be
and appear before me In the Court OF Probate, to
be held at Charleston, ON 7th day Of l'ecember next,
after publication hereof at IL O'Clock In the fore.
noon. to show cause. II any they have, why the
said administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand, this 22d nay OF Novem.
Der, A. D. 1872. GEORGE BUST,
noV2S-s2 Probate Judge.
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NOLLIER'S REMEDY.

b BEET FOR MAN n BEAST
This article has gained q wel.deserved reputa.
ton, wherever 1t has teen used, as an external
remedy, and hundreds Of our best citizeBs sestify
to its good qualities on man and beast. Used once
1t becomeh q family oDmfort and necessity.
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HOMESTEAD BUILDING IN LOAN
m. associstion viii he held THIS kvRNRa. aoth
November Nov at haf:psst ! o'clvek, At the aall Of
Charleston Hook and Ladder company, NJ =, ~
wentworth street. near King. a lew saaaes
stock will be sold previous 70 a ,Sa e, ~ ~ VIM
q Wh,lden, corner Of King and Beaufain streets,
and ~ the Hall In the evening:
noy3o - JOSEPH WH1LDEN, Secretary.
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A T PRIVATE SALE, ALL THAT PLAN
n. TATlOE lying on santee River, In st. JOINS
Berkeley, about two miles below Eutaw Springs,
known as "Walnut Grove.n and property OF the
the place Is q good Dwelling with eleven rooms
and necessary outbulidings.
A more detailea description, and the terms OF
sale, will be given In q future advertisement.
II not sold by the lsr OF January next the Plan.
tstion will be offered early In January for rent,
for the yesr 1878, at public cutlery on the premises.
For particulars apply to
Z. 9. GAILLARD, at Charleston Qualified
Or to JNO. G. GAILLARD, on the prem. Execu-
ises, or at Bonneau's Postofice.) tors.
nov2Sstuth
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nRAY MULES, HARNESS HORSES,
IL Timber and Turpentine Mules, saddle and
Brood Mares, Plantation Mules, shat have had the
Eplzootic and are now well, can be bought at
moderate prices at the Kentucky sale Stables, No.
SO Church street. BAhBEaG b MCCOY.
nuY256
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Meetings.

OT. ANDREWS SOOIETY.-THE ONE
mo NJ the ST.. Andrewis Society will be held at
south Carolina Han THIs DAY, at 2 O'Clock 2. n.
The Polls for the election Of Oficera OF the 80
ciety will be open from IL to n; ..-~
n..V90 R0BT. II. GORDON, SecleeaIy.
CHARLESTON TYPOGRAPHICAL
" UNION, No. 4a.lThe Regular Monthly Meet;
ing Of the Union will. be held THIs EVkNiNG g., a.
halr.pass seven O'Clock, 1t me 9ail, on hlne
street. 5. b. bhAOhGt, oeo-oSo-y.
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DERSONS WISHING TO PURCHASE
Horses or Mules will ind 1t to their advsn.
tage to call at HOGAN & CO.'S STABLES, No. sos
King street. before purcha log elsewhere.
now stuthlmo D&Cs
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A GENTS WANTED. - THE MASTER
II SPIhIrS OF THE WORLD. THE TREAS
UkE HOUSE OF AMERICA. d GREAT BOOK
OF THE YEAR. Agents report sales OF rs TO 100
copies In q few hours or days. Prospectus free.
Address ]. W. G0UDSPEED, New York, Chicago,
Cincinnati, s.. Louis, New Orleans.
Octi-8mOsDkW
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WTOOL, HIDES, SKINS AND FURS
w WANTED.
We are paying the highest Cash prices for
Hides, Wool, Skins, Fu's ana Beeswax. at
MOSES GOLDSMITH & SON,
noV27-1mo Vendue Range.
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Ua1ns.

VTANTED, A SMART, ACTIVE BOY
w to do Homework. Apply corner knaeoge
and Broad streets, nOVoV-l--
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mnsentett

TON BALL
I9. q RIFLE CL
a ALDERMAN HALL,
MONDAYL ESING, DECEMBER 2, 1872.
The alag pres tation will take place at Q
O. ,k precisely.
COMMITTEE:
D. O,NKLL,
A. G. MAGRATH, JR-, JOHN 0'KRRFB,
T.. ]. KENNEDY, I. DEB. MoCRADY,
&. MURPHY, 7. O'GoRMAN,
J. 7. LAFFAN, D. KENNEDY,
]. O,DoNELL, JOHN MADDEN,
J. F. RRDDNG, O E. SURAU.
nov25
GRAND PROMENADE CONCERT.
Nj WITH
GRATUIT0Us DISTRIBUTION OF PRIZES,
IN AID CT THE
MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COMPANY,
At TIE
HIBERNfAN HALL, DECEMBER 8.
Number OF tickets limited to 1900. Seventy.
seven magnificent gifts OF Gold and Silverware to
be distributed to the Ticketholders.
TO THE CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON:
The Engine OF our Company having been en.
tirely worn out by hard service, we were COM
PEELED to replace It by a new machine to keep up
the efdclency OF our company. The location Of
our apparatus, 1t Is well known, requires a first
class machine, and with this We propose In the
future, as In the past, to give the public our best
services. The proposed Concert is to enable ua,
with what we can save from our pay from the
city, to make payment for our Engine, and We
trust that We may not appeal in vsin to our
fellow. citizens.
Tickets can be procured Of either Of the com.
mlttee. IT, s. SIGWALD,
A. J. JAEGER,
n. HARRIS,
1T. WILLIAMS,
noyls H.N. JACKSON.
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DOOMS TO RENT, ATNo. II DOUGHTY
LII street. Inquire on the premises. novl5
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fbr aale.

DICKED TURKEYS AND CHICKENS,
Wild English Ducks, Oysters, opened and In
shell, Fish OF all kinds, for sale at Game Sign, No.
Market street. TERRY d NOLIEN. nov276
CHEAP HORSES, FROM $s5 TO s125,
~ Just arrived at r. 0AKMAh'S STABLE, No.
86 Church street. For sale on time. nov26.6s
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DO Rent.

ITO RENT, A LARGE FRONT ROOM
4 suitable for q Club, No. as9 King street.
povS04* j. LIVINGSTON.
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uTANTED TO RENT, FOUR ROOMS
w or q small Dwelling. Address D., az
f1ce. uOSoo-l'
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A correspondent of the Union, writing
from San Juan Island, August 18th, says
! take the liberty of addressing YOU on
the subject If the question now pending Of
the two channels. namely, straits Of De
Hare or Straits Of Rosario the former be-
ing the western boundary OF a group of
islands Of which San Juan is the largest.
and Rosario Straits is the eastern boundary
of the same group. Both these bodies Of
water connect the Gulf Of Georgia with the
Straits Of Fuca The American Govern
the one intended AS the boundary line.
while the English clam the Straits Of Ro-
sarlu, according To- the treaty If 1916. As
regards tins portion OF the boundary line,
IL MS Ia tie from the centre Of the Gulf
Of Georgia no a southerly direction hy the
mann channel 1T that water To- the Straits
~ tu,t 10 liaru IS much deeper than
Rusuiu, TINT lr be- time Of the treaty Ro-
sarlu was uSti almost exclusively by ship
ping hence arts the controversy which
rs the mann Chauu,i. the decision If which
will give t. one Government OF the other
tins group of islands, numbering twenty
two, though many are only barren rocks,
"r very small islands of from one to three
I square mules but Of the larger are San
Juan, OrcaS, Lopez, Maldron, Shaw :,
I Blakely and Decatur The first three r.
nearly 81 the same size the remaining
ones are smaller There are several Others
I ut the group which have settlers residing
/ upon them-
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That the protection Of life, liberty ind
property are the three cardinal principles of
government, and the first two are more sacred
than the latter therefore, money needed for
prosecuting wars should. a. it il required be
assessed and collected from the wealth Of the
country, and not entailed as a burden on nos
terity
10 That it is the duty Of the government
70 so exercise its power over railroads and
telegraph corporations, that they shall not
IN any case he privileged to exact such rates
Of freight, transportation charges by what
ever name, as may bear unduly OF ineauitably
upon the producer or consumer.
II. That as both history and experience
teach us that power ever seeks to dperpetuate
itself by every and all means at it, command
and that It's prolonged possession in the hands
of one person is always DANGEROUS To the
liberty Of free people, and believing that
the spirit OF our organic laws, and the stabiIi-
" and safety Of our free institutions are hest
obeyed ON the one hand and secured ON the
other BY regular constitutional change
IN the Chief Executive Of the country at
each quadrennial election therefore we are
IN favor OF limiting the occupancy Of the
presidential chair to one term
II That there should be such reform in
the civil service Of the national government
as will remove it beyond all partisan influence.
and place it in the charge and under the tii-
r~ction of intelligent and competent business
men.
IL That We are in favor Of granting uni.
versal amnesty and restoring the Union At
once on the basis of equality Of rights and
privileges to all, the impartial administration
of Justice being the only true bond Of union
to bind the States together and restore the
affections the people to the government.
IA. That We deem it expedient for Con.
gress to revise the patent laws so a. to give
laborers more fully the benefits Of their own
ideas and inventions
-. That fitness and not political OF person
al considerations should lie the only recon.
mendatIon to public office. either appointivt
or elective, and any or all laws looking to the
establishment Of this principle are heartily
approved
l6. That We demand the subsection Of tn,
military to the civil authorities, and the
confinement of its operation to national pur
poses alone.
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notice But this question when once
opened is so like " Pandoras Box that il
Is hard to close before YOU have let all ont
That IS my case nov and even at the
risk ~ having this article charged with
prnliNlty or. perhaps verboseness, | feel
that ! cannot close without bringing 10
vour notice, in more especial manner.
one or TWO Of the evils which | have
already limited AZ, and charge drunken
lies, with being the cause III both
lun are probably Wrl aware that your
conventions have been souucv hat perl.lrx
wv concerning thp question w learning
helpers tn puddle Hardly anything they
could do ua, gwen general satisfaction.
ut' .Hr uUdcst cruak,r~ we're our tip-
UHu- friends. tht Ncr, men tur whom
N'ur conventions have tn waste So much
- fl,ir valuable time Ia lcsislatiug
OWNS tu thyrr hmtcd education. there u
tu .H.tusyucs- No moral the faculties which
STRIPS th,m oi all c.ns,l,utiuusuyss Hence.
n almost every forge ana mill NJ Hnd
them bursting aIi moral and legal RES
trIut, when interest, dictated IN extreme
>ylh,hu.s>. Pr1ult, them tu NV WV Thvsr
Ernlnyr~ Will never subject Themselves 10
laN, hc "a c'rI nm Just and wholesome. a.
Dong As thet ..u avoid doing w With i'm
uuutN
Tha u.>J u,a ly-r- tu dryyt your
attention t.. coming trar IA, same source.
ha> h.yu limited " h, riu President Ia ms
suggestion ouuc, ruu- thr manner uf elect
u- u,.,Htr~. lua .Ic timuAr with the
n,r 'hlt Era. u1lu,.. uf that class uf
winch MN. ivru speaking marc Iartlyu
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Officers of the Cigar Makers Interna
tional Union.

VIM. IL, Noerr president. 303 Christy
vnue. st. Louis. Mo
y. u. olive, first vice president, Box PIG
Leavenworth. ka
J. A. Heenan, second vice president. \
Trinity Place, Albany. Ny
Peter Cady, secretary, box "a Troy. \. Y.
Joseph Sterritt. treasurer lock box 5.
Omaha, Neb
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CIGAR MAKERS

WESTFIELD, MASS.-Uniou. No. 2S
w meets on the LIST Tuesday in each month Birues
Hall. Daniel Cuwley, pres George H. Reed, nee
pres. q. Heidenriech, rec. John BOYLE cor Sec
box SIS John B. GOodro, tFsas
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GRAND oorNcIE.
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urer, Springfield. Ill.
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1N1 TECTlvE ASSOCIATION of Indiana. r,sssr on
the fourth Friday in each month The officers o: the
General Council are: President james orisses vice
President, Joseph Martin Treasurer James Patrick
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