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GALVESTON. Nov. u, 1874
Cotton strong ordinary, 15s<c good ordinary i6,sc
lss<c. Net receipts 1908 bales Sales today 6oO
evening, l,7N Stock al
NEW onLsAxs, Nov. 81, l72
middngs, l9Sc Net receipts $500 bales gross, H. la.
ExporsTo the Continent, L750; coastwse, Llls Sales,
900; last evening, 1900 stock, 1872
MOBILE, Nov. 21, 1872
Cotton quiet and easier; middlngs 9c Net receipts,
oss bales. Exports coastwisc, S49 Sales, 500 Stock,
T,sS.
SAVANNAH, Nov. 2i, 1877
Cotton quiet and Arm good ordinary, l7sc. al7c low
1i6s bales Exports-fo the Continent l3; cosstwse
l,f70 Sales, 8f2. Stock, 69,6ll.
CHARLESTON Nov. 81, 1872
Cotton firm mlddlngs, 1S1c. good ordinary, IKE
lsc.; ordinary, l7c Hs Net receipts. 2,2S3 bales.
Sales 900. Stock. 290l3
LoursvrLtx. Nov. ~, 1872.
Tobacco active and arm; sales 81 hhds
OswsGo N. ", Nov. 21, 1872
Flour steady and In good demand sales ~ bbls a. eS
for No. Spring. ~ for amber Winter, ~ 10 for wntto
Wincr Sv - for double extra Wheat unchnnged sales
800 bushels No. amber Michigan al S. 5000 do white
State at ~ s. two extra white Michigan at el 98
Corn dull; sales Of 1900 bushels, on private terms
and car lots at SC. 0c. Barley unchanged prime up
lake canada held q sl sales Of 5000 bushels o. pr
Corn 0sal-si - tor eoltsd. d ior anbolted, Der
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THE PRIZE RING.
Harry Hlcken and Bryan Campbell
Matched to Fight for 81 900 Side.

While Harry Hlcken, OF Philadelphia, was In the
coal regions OF Pennsylvania last week, giving ex-
hibltiOns In the art OF sclfde fence in connection
with big Ned OBaldwin, he met Bryan Campbell at
wilkesbarre, when their friends came together and
made a match to do battle in the magic circle for
81, 200 side. The articles were at once drawn up
10 bind the matter, both the pugilists agreeing to
tight on the 4th OF March next, in Western virginia
at 13O pounds. and to weigh on the morning OF the
difficulty. Each party at the time staked $780, the
subsequent iustalmeDts being due as l0ll0vs:-$200
on the I'd or December, $3.50 on the I'd OF January,
$3.50 on the I'd OF February, ana the final deposit Of
$3.50 days previous 10 the time OF lighting. Ned
O'Balowin was witness for Hckcn in signing the
articles ana John r. Barrett acted in like capacity
for Campbell. IL will be remembered that Camp
bell fought Lewis, Weshman in the mining
regions OF Pennsylvania, December, 1870, winning
by q foul.
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CLOSING pR1cEs-4 O'CLOCK ?. n
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

Cotton I'm Mod crate Demand and Firmer;
Receipts at the Ports x3,O29 Balcs-
Flo1r Active and Firmer-Wheat Firm
Corn Dearer-Oats Quiet, but Firm
Pork Dull-Lard Firmer Groceries
Quiet - Petroleum Nominal - Naval
stores Easy-Whiskey Unsettled.
THURSDAY. Nov. 2l-6PM
Mercantile matters were still in a prosperous
condition to-day, the business marts generally pre-.
senting scene OF no little activity and buoyancy.
The movement OF produce continued free, ana con-
siderable was done for export In most OF the lead
ing articles, prices steadily tending upward. Cot.
ton was ffrmcr, under speculative movement, but
business was restricted by the extreme views OF
sellers. At the Produce Exchange breadstufYs
were firmer, there being good export demand for
wheat at the extreme prices Of yesterday, buyers
evinciRg their confidence in the future BY purchas
ing IN advance Of arrival at the outside price
for lots on the spot Corn was also In
fair request and prices were the turn dearer,
though at the close OF change part Of the ad-
vance was lost Oats remained very quiet, but
the market ruled strong. whiskey was weak and
sold at halfa cent decline. The pork market re-
mained In the same anomalous condition, though
there were evidences OF greater strength than had
been obtained for some days. Lard was In better
demand and higher. The freight movement was
rather slow. and grain for Liverpool was wanted
by the steamers at yesterdays rates, which ship.
pers generally refused to pay. vessels for charter
were in demand, though the call was not urgent.
Rates remained substantially the same. Cotton was
again the turn dearer, but the transactions only
moderate Groceries remained in the same condition as
hitherto noticed Petroleum continued dull but nomi.
nally unchanged Naval stores were generally quiet
spirits sold rather freely at the closing prices Of
yesterday.
CorrEK-There was fair business consummated to-day
and the market remained steady. Sales reported
Of le72 bags Rio steamer and il3 bags do, Tails
at Baltimore, both private terms. We quote -
Rio ordinary cargoes i5c. 15,sc; fair, lec. 16kc
good, Isc. l7JSc.; prime, 1sc lsc; extreme range
for lots l5c lssc god b. Goa days credits Java
government bags, 1sac i9c do III 0o grass mats i9c
20c. Singapore, 5000 do l5c. 16c. Ceylon, 16isc
issc. Marscaibc, lsc sis,c: Lagusyrs, isAc i7hc;
vorTos-A. fair spinning inquiry, prevailed for SPOT
cotton but the advanced views Of holders operated
against the consummaon Of even average business
The quotations a1xed show advance Of 70. per 10
This improvement however, was not basis NJ which
tusnsW could bs Prcsscutsa buvsrs generally reissus
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sOUTHERN SECURITIES sTRONG.


The Southern State bonds were strong for the
Tennessees and North Carolinas and hrm for the
general list, closing as follows Tennessee, ex
coupon, 75H a 75a<; do, new, 75,s 75sl; Virginia.
ex coupon Al so; do, registered stock, old, 38
4s; do, sixes consolidated bonds, 551s So; do.
sIxes deferred scrip, 16 II; Georgia skies, 10
IS; do. sevens, 81 q 90; North Carolina, ex coupon,
3514 81; do. to North Carollha Railroad, Al q 80;
do funding 1885, 2s 30; do do. 1868, 20 2s; do,
new, 2l rs; do special tax, Ia 10; Missouri SKIES,
93d 93s<; do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, Oh s2; /;
Louisiana skies, 81 5S; de-, new SO 5s do. levee
skies, SO 90; do. do. eghs, 70 75 do. do eights,
1876. 10 q so; Alabama fves, 6s q SO; do. eights,
SO IS; South Carolina skies, 80 q IS; do, new,
January and July. PAN 25; do do, April and
October. 27 a 80; Arkansas skies, funded, 45 SO.
GOLD sTRONG-113 113s.
The gold market was strong particularly after
the government Gold had been bought ana alb
sorbed by the street, the large competition for
which, well as the presence OF the clique in the
market caused rise from 113 to 1884, and finally
to 113s! The gold clique have read the writing on
the wall and, newly alarmed by the advance in con-
soils in London, desirous OF getting from under
their load before the great tumble In gold which Is
coming this Winter Hence they desperately
bought all the government gold at the noon sale
to-day, and still later, and
SUBSEQUENT TO THREE O'CLOCK,
bid up the rate for the or cash gold tomorrow
to y per cent, thereby intImidating the ''shorts"
and causing covering OF speculative sales, as well
fresh inquiry for rise, under cover OF which
they commenced unloading their gold. The plan
of squeezing cash gold will be kept up tomorrow
If necessary in order to enable them to sell out.
With our wharves and warehouses teeming with
cotton and grain; with the English money market
growing easy and the Bank OF England rate likely
to be reduced to or per cent within the next
few months, and with sixty-day sterling selling at
1854, gold ut 113ss is the
BIGGEST BUBBLE IN WALL STREET.
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EUROPEAN MARKETS,

PARIS BoURsE-PARIs. Nov. Y.--Rentes 52r g7c.
LryERrooL COrroN MARKEr.-IIveRrooL. Nov. 2l-5 r.
M-The market closed strong. Mddiing uplands, 9ysd
padding Orleans load The sales q the day have been
ID oW bales including zoo for speculation and export
LIVERPOOL BREADsruFFs MARKEl.--IyERrooL Nov a.
r. MThe market Is frmer Wheat, lis. Cd. LIS. I'd.
per GENITAL for California white lbs ID for club
do LIZ td lss for red Western Spring and lis: 3d.
Ss. per bbl for Western canal
LivERPoOL Provisions MARKEr-LIvERrooL, Nov 2l-
n M-BacOn 5ts. per cwt. for Cumberland cut Pork,
SIS per bbL for prime
IhvkRrOOL PROpUcE MARKET.-TIvERFo0L, Nov. 2l-
Eyenng-Linseed oil, f35 los per ton.
LONDON PRODUCE MARkEr-fONDON, Nov H.-Tallow.
aSs 81 per cwt Lnsced oil, f los ESQ l5s per ton.
Turpcntino, 4ls per cwt
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the Gold Exchange Bank were as follows:-
Gold cleared. ............. $49, 7e9 ooo
GSTr.nca Go'q SaapSes; Balances sssss assssss
The European steamer took out $4,000 In silver
bars The Sub-Treasury paid out $4l00oo on ac-
count OF interest and 900 on account OF re-
deemed ve-twenties.
STOCKS DULL AND STRONG.
The stock market was inclined to duller tone,
as II everybody's attention had been diverted to
the sensation in Northwestern to the exclusion OF
ordinary business. Contrary to a general con-
victlon that the dizzy height to which this stock
had climbed would cause the selling of other stocks
through fear OF collapse and sympathetic
"breakn all around the market was firm and for
most OF the list higher. Northwestern opened at
So, went of to 9ots, advanced to 100 and
closed at co. The "oull' clique in North
western are holding the stock irrespective Of
the outside speculation, and are endeavorng to
ascertain If the yearly election OF onlcers can be
anticipated there being some provision in the laws
OF the western States allowing majority OF the
stockholders to demand an election at their option
after sixty days' notice. The stock was worth Il
per cent to Stat" in to-day's deliveries. number
OF holders of the preferred stock which is selling
81, were under the impression that they had the
privilege Of converting it into common stock, and
the company's officers were subjected to o good
deal Of idle inquiry in consequence of applications
for transfers The Stock Exchange was duly
notified ofa
NEW ISSUE OF 81. PAUL
to the extent of ST. 500 600. to be made at the end
OF thirty days, the proceeds to be applied to the
extension Of the road. confirmation OF the
safety Of the steamer Arizona, by the receipt OF
Of her arrival in the port of San Diego, Cali
fornia, caused further advance IN Pacific Mail to
ss1, although an early dscredit OF the first news
had caused decline to Ss. The speculation in
Erie was pursued under the auspices Of Daniel
Drew, and the price advanced to 559s, which is
about three per cent higher than the closing quo
tation tonight In London 1t looks as II Mr.. Drew
were tempting the foreign bankers to sell short
with view to cornering them before they could
bring the stock from England.
HIGHEST AND LOWEST PRICES
The following table shows the highest and lowest
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Whcat was more active, and the market opened buoy
ant holders generally asking advance Of &c. 4c hut
sales were about $4,000 bushels at 81 for rejected
NS Chicago sI q FOR prime Northw.st IS or No
lot Of extra choice amber So o. choice white, 81 81
a 81 70 for red Winter. Corn was frmer, but
closed with part of the advance lost The sales
fair, aggregating about 10000 bushels, at 641.c 65c
closing At M Tor sail mixed s5s for high mixed sec
7oc re TOR Southern white Oats were quiet but
firm. The sales sum about 900 bushels al 52c Tor
new white or the track 4sc for do mixed car lots; 4sc
for do In store, 49c 5c tor old mixed In store and Sc
assc for old white Barley continued IL lair demand,
Canada at 81 16 Choice held ut 81 49, and Western
as75c. 96c Rye remained dull and nominally I'M
changed.
FnEIGHrs.-Thcrc has been but little doing in berth
hcightS to-day yet rates have shown perceptble
change. The chartcrng demand moderate, but
owing to the scarcity OF tonnage there little business
transacted. The engagements were TO Liverpool, by
stcam D0O0 bushels grain (relet at 81ad. SAd; i5O
boxes bacon, 40s lU0 bales cotton, 76d. I'd To Lon
don by sail 900 bbs flour, 3s I'D and 5000 bbs do
at S. 3D. To Antwerp by steam 20O boxes bacon, Sos
The only charter reported was a Norwegian bark, from
Philadelphia to Marseilles 800 bbs crude
6s 3D. There was at least one or two vessels chartered
for grain go Dame Rumor said, hut unable
elicit particulars.
MoLAssEs-Business In either foreign and domestic has
been OF unmportant character but prices although
n the main nominal, were not auo,aby tower. We
quote
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1850 37,sE 1852 I,5l5
8.isg 23,.4O G.573 22l
---- - -
D,a49 6l,Ss7 s3.2l5 l,736
1892 rs. 400 56,;Bs $40
- - - -
1877 H,yS7 Zt,s47 LII
S,463 @,7S7 St,i 3.72l
ss,s4o s2,as soz,ea sss
stock this day, November n,

vennber Is 1882 49,. $3.50 lo3,4N l7640l 323
SIC 9ic; s,r g good iair, ss.c s,.c good
prime to choice los;s rTS; csnTiiusai, hhds
:,aSSsEs SS: @ d. = SSs1
10 10 20, l2s&c.; do., white, Re- isc. Porto
Rco-Refning, common TO prime, 9sc: lOfc grocery,
10 r. sHc l0c Java-Dutch standard, Nos. ~ to IL
sl<c.
200 tierces to arrive at &c.
TALLow.-The market remained steady, and after
Change yesterday there was quite q large movement
with sales of $1,000 lbs. Of common at Sc and 10000
lbs OF prime at &c. To-day the sales foot up
WHIsKEy.-Heccipts 1904 bbls. There was fair busi.
ness transacted to-day but Notwithstanding the market
irregular and unsettled The sales aggregate
$50 bbs at 93c sc. s5ac but At the higher prices
tirncw WA
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grade quoted.
FLoyR GRAN-Receipts- Flour, 81 s76 bbs wheat.
and l bags; oats g 622 bushels; barley, Sl5 do The
Hour market ruled firm under moderate inquiry for
shipment and from the trade The sales last
foot up about 25D bbls including all kinds at prices
was In limited demand with sales reported bbs
~ 8a ~ 40 for Western yellow and IS IS o. % Tor
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NAVAL ha, been air bsine IS in spirits
seaay p rcas was Sa
or lots on e az pSi at s se bat S was asked WE
and noininally unchangcd sira,ned quoted al 81 10
SiI5 safes made bbl strained at sia de-
nc s%I
rErsoLrUMThs5f Fket ior reinsd continued dun aud
27isc spot, month Jkbecember. Crude in buik was 4
shade easier but nominal; quoted at 3ac al4c Gases
maned entirely nominal at about ISc lssc for West
city At the creek there business import
ehsnseS @ N The PSIadep5a narket vas hseW dun
and entirely nominal ut former hsuresnameiy 26'.c.
novIsloss-Rccepts-Por 80 bbls.; beef 1913 pack
ages cut meats l5s do; lard I,l. bbis and ,icrces
uncnsnaed. Mess quoted at SIS Is a SIS IS cash We
note sale OF bb OF old for next month Sil The
at si6 AZ Bacon was rather snail sales Tor next
week made OF long clear AZ also 250 boxes do.
the Winter months quoted at 7;,c. Dressed hogs were
nrmer, owing to an advance Tor ive Quoted at 5'4c
only in moderate request The comprise about rs
packages, at prices within the range ol gig
d. SIS pr%o lSr nsy mss extra ana fss s 1 for for
do India mes; % Beef a hams @ were generally asiet
SEs sa s o "
Ss and lSsss Ssfs s s"Ss
Lard-The market for Western shade Afmer ai the
S'e sS epces 'e or NosemSer al 5 and s
tierces OF new on the spot at se City lard was in de-
!, and SsSc. q S,Sc. for steam and kettle.
RIcr-Business has been iair today at nally
inal at7sc IKE, which prices beyond the views
suoAR-Therc was very little trade to-day in raw
ire market S ossa rsser suoaioSs hhSs
Cuba sold az sj;c Kefned was NOT qgotably changed
Messrs q Amann Co. report the stock, sales and re.
cepts as toows:- ~
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For future delivery basis low mlddlng the sales have
been as folows;-Saies Yesterday after three r. N
100 at IS iSl6c 400 at 10 5 l6c 400 st lsc 800 ct lsc so
100 At "a Issc o at a. isc pes.rv 20 AZ sc % March,
400 at ls 5Sc 200 at 900 at May, 40 at Isc
o oMINoyember 4; 100 isc 100 a = slsc
sl$isc, 800 at isc 800 Is iSISc 40 q iss O5 at
soo at Isi5iec $40 q l57sc; February, AZ At iS,sc
o a y Sc eS @ e 4 ss e; @ a. y se Ssrs No a. S
l31s Ss Zoo st l9sIc, 900 at e ssS 100
1872 A. - y &c. 100 at 1885, 100 a. - LIE ~ at
100 At sc Total Is iS bales Grand Total sso bale.
Rates cotton foreign ports hTm the follow
I'D; 70 Havre, by steam, I4c. c; sail, lc., com
% Seee g hbs%surg Ia stss eg steam ss
ports steam Viz: .ngsSs TsasrrsI.s;ss s.s;a.
g the ports sum up thus Galveston sos bales; New
Orleans sso2; Mobile sss ssyannsh 4ie5; Chsr.estsn.
BOSTON, 26O. Total, S,ON This day last week, II s2S.
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Stock (asceraincd by actual
count, including spectlla
Receipts since the ist OF No
vembcr .............,
Total.
Sales since the lst OF No
vember... .......
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20 pay anything above the quotations. OF yesterday IN
TACT the bids OF the exporters gcnerSy on the basis
ket Was tame with downward tendency For iu,1re
delivery lair business in progress at Irregular
priccs The market opened cxciedy aud prices ruiee
tl6c hc per b higher than the final nguses OF last
evening subsequently, however the offerings free
and prices declined the market closing duh at si6c
for November Sszc IS Is l6c for December. l3l6c.
for January February offered at 10 l6c March offered
at lskc April offered ut 10 9l6c May noMinsiy l9c.
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BIGGEST BUBBLE IN WALL STREET..
The course Of the market is shown in the table

In the gold loan market the rates ranged nom
to per cent for carrying. The operations OF
the Gold Exchange Bank were as f0llows:-
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The European steamer TOOK out $56.O0U III sver
bars. The Sub-Treasury paid out $410,000 on ac-
count OF interest and $1,000 on account Of re-
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rathers and Mothers.

IF YOU occupy these relations now, o. ar are
about to do so, study well your consuI9 aon. ~.
IF Won have acquired or inherited ScroIula, or
any disease which may be transmsteo 10 YOU
of3spriIlp it is your solemn duty 10 eraolcsSe Az
ThousaSSs of children are now suHecng nom
the sffects of poisonous disease transmltuo 70
fs,errn nom their parents. The thought Is terrl-
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and solicitude, and your dear little ones Iaqcn
pain and unhsppness by the timely use q IT; IT;
sTnfS,s Sarsaparilla and Queens Delight. u VIII
snreIv eradicate the taint from your system, OF
if it has already been entailed upon your chllo,
give it at once this valuable preparation, and
It's system will be renovated and restoreo 70
soundness. ,ooeo,,
! = sMoNraoMERY Co., N. G., Sept. II, 1852;
DE- WIN. II. TUTT-Sr: Please accePs ..Ie
heartfelt thanks of mother who was wen nigh
driven to despair. by the sad conditaon al, On
only child. My little boy has been ainicseo so
with Scrofula ever since his birth, anu a,oer
irving every remedy: that was recommer.deo,
and several physicians had pronounceo nm 9lm
mast all hope. I accidentally heard OF your Sar-
saparilla and Queens Delight 1t was 80 ingn. -
ly recommended that concluded to try II, put
I must confess with. very little faith. de mas
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dozen he will be perfectly restored 70 .heaaln;
He has gained flesh, has fine appeate, ano
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Truth and Poetry.

Milton puts into the mouth Of LucIfes.. IN IN
paradise Lost" these memorable words-to
be weak is miserable" Never was truer sen
tence written than this-supposed to be wlun slln
from the Arch in his lmpoS5ehbGyli Sablitv H or of
sSys DEPRESSING ssy gor 1u which the
compartments Of dyspepsia and pioqsesS an% hey
involve The masys RSy9n RSs mnd G tis is
system is partially 4istv pd and fear and the suf-
hs'ia fsrep IS as y incapable of applying himself en-
.,,atcsliy to any kind of business as If ne we're
ergsst6 eISsr the benuinbing BE- influence of catalspsy
This terrible mental and physical S9nasga
henrs nv nv any human being. Plantation Bitters
is an absolute specific for all the torments which
a 5eranged stomach, disordered liver, ana
shattered nerves, superinduce.
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SALE OF LAND.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAhOLlNh,
ANDERSON COUNTY.
IN THE PROBATE COURT
Peggy Stanley VS.. Benjamin Holland, Execu-
t0r of Robert Holland, deceased-Pet't,ohJ JoT
Partition and Account Of the ReGt ana feT-
eonnI Estate of Robert Holland, deceased
nY virtue of an order from A. O. Norris,
&3 Judge of Probate, to me directed in the
above stated case, will sell on the -FlhsI
MONDAY in NOVEMBER next, at Anderson
Court House,
ONE TRACT OF LAND,
Containing Three Hundred and Eighty-six
ecres' more or less, situated in Anderson Coun-
10 On the East side of Tugalo River, bounding
lands Of Samuel Isbel, w. W.. Holland and
FIRMS OF sALE-O -One-third cash, and the
rom sining two-thirds on credit OF twelve
months, with interest from Gate, ana the PIr-
chaser to give bond, with approved security,
and a mortgage of the premises to secure the
nnTchase money, and make settlement or his
lash payment with the State Savings and In
snrsace Bank of Anderson, as Receiver OK the
s.me. that upon complying with these terms
90, The purchaser, that the Defendant, as Exec
~, do execute titles for said Tract of Land,
u'd uoS snrn over the bond and mortgage, duly as
a;ar.sd to the said Bank as Receiver. Purcha-
ser to pay for papers, ,.covNr11
Auctioneer.
oct3 1872 l3 o
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Corporation Notice.
Williamson Female College Association

Ill persons interested in the above corpo-
n ration, and desiring to subscribe to the
Capital Stock thereof, are hereby notified that
held at the Williamson Female College, in the
Town of Williamson, Anderson County, s. c.,
on the Fifth day of October next, at 10 o'clock
a. M, for the purpose of adopting Articles Of
Association and Bylaws, ana receiving sub
scriptions to the Capital Stock.
Addresses will be delivered on the occasion
by ]. G. G: Featherston and other gentlemen.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
g. w. ANDERSON,
J. B. BOAZMAN,
W. l.. PRINCE.
HfkIinm,ton. S. c., Sept. II, 1872. I2I2
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Notice of Final Settlement.

THE undersigned hereby gives notice a that
Judge, on on Monday the 2lst day of October
next, for Final settlement of the Estate Of
Stephen Shirley, deceased, and for letters
of dismission from the same.
JAMES B. MOORE, Admir-.
Sept 10. 1872 ii s
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Election OF Town Marshal.

AuTa meeting of Council, held on the 18th
"A day of September, 1872, the following was
unanimously adopted.
PesoIyed, That an Election for Town Mar
sbaI Jv5lI i,s held in Council Chamber on nSatur-
The Marshal win be required TO perform SER
,,;ces from u M until 8 o'clock p. m, and to
overlook the work done on the streets.
Applicants must set forth in their application
tSe amount for which they are willing 70 per-
form the duties. Applications received by Ell
ther of the Wardens or the Clerk of Council.
0s o-N'- " W. II. NARDIN, Clerk.
Oct 8, 1877 Is
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.ss We again call the attention OF our Iaany
readers to the advertisement in another column
of Builders materials and supplies. 10 .ncse
send for circulars and price lists from the great
Southern Factory of these goods, and ekten-
siye sales-roorns Of builders hardware, marble
mantle-pieces, French and American WINDOW
glass, &c., &c. Address p. p. Toale, 20 Hayne
Street, Charleston, s. G.