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1T BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIs
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Dye produces Immediately splendid black OF
natural brown. Does not stain the skin, bu'
leaves the hair clean, soft aud beautiful. The
only safe and perfect Dye. sold by all druggists
Rectory 1s Bond street, New York.
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@ USE NO OTHER PREPARATION
but HALLS VEGETABLE sICILIAN HAIR RE.
NEWER for improving the growth and restoring
tho color Of the Hair. Janl1.stuth3D&o
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~TUTT'S LIVER PILLS ACT MILDLY
on the stomach and liver, causing no gripping.
THEY contain no drastic element. jan9.6D3w
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8uar6lnQ.

TWO GENTLEMEN CAN OBTAIN PLEA.
Il SAINT BOARDING In q respectable family,
residing in central part Of the city. Address r
h. o., NEWS ONCE. Janl4
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SINGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
- can obtain good board on reasonable terms
by applying at No. II Broad street, between
King and Meeting streets. janl4
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TOH N @ d A D W G K,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA,
REED & KEIM,
LONDON, ENGLAND,
LAND BROKERS AND NEGOTIATORS.

TO LAND OWNERS AND OTHERS.
We having established Bureau in London. for
the negotiation and sale OF Cotton and Rice Plan
tatlons, large Tracts oil Timber Land and other
Estates, Mines, Water Powers and Charters Tor
va liable franchises Invite the attention OF all In
terested to our great facilities Tor bringing such
property to the notice Of capitalists, farmers and
manufacturers In England, Ireland ana scotland,
and the Continent OF Europe.
For Circulars, giving full particulars, address,
JOHN CHADWICK CO.,
decA Charleston, 8. O.
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CHARLESTON LIBRARY SOCIETY
" The Regular Quarterly Meeting OF this SO,
ciety will be held THIS DAD, l4rn inst. 81
O'Clock. ARTHUR MsZYCk,
isnl4 Librarian.
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STAKE AYERS SARSAPARILLA TO
purify the blood and purge out the humors,
plmples, boils and. sores which are merely EN-.
olems OF the roltennesg within. Jane thstu3Daw
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xg HALLS VEGETABLE SICIL-
LIAM HAIR REVIEWER restores to bald heads
une healthy growth OF hair, II the hair cells are
not closed up. jan4.stuth3d&W
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@ FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES, JANUARY 8
ls7a.-The Annual Election for Directors OF this
Bank will be held at the Banking House. on TUBS
DAY, l4th OF January, 1878.
Polls open from IL NJ to halfpast P. n.
jans WIN. O. BREESE, Cashier.
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meetiHas.

OAROLINA CHAPTER, No. l, r. A, II.
" A Regular Monthly Communication will be
held at Masonic Hall. This EVENING, az O'CLOCK.
The Arresr List will be read. Candiostes lor tne
Degrees will please.be punctuaL
By order OF N. e. q. p. W. A. WILSON,
ian14 Secretary.
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SIEGLE GENTLEMEN OR A FAMILY
- can obtain good b ard in private family.
Terms $40 per month. Address 'V, P. o. Box
$50. jan13.2s
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@ THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST COMPANY, SAVINGS DEPART.
MENT.-Depositors are requested to LEAVE
THEIR BOOKS to be credited with the January
Interest due 1st instant.
All Deposits made on or before goth January
will bear interest from 1st January.
Interest Six Per Cent, compounded quarterly.
lana smwr7 F. A. MITCHELL Cashier.
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Cost ann Gonnh

eNTRAYED Or STOLEN FROM NO. "a
- Beaufain street, on sunday evening, 18th In.
slant Setter Dog, with alternate patches OF
liver color and white, answering 10 the name
or "Czar." Head almost wholly nVer-col-
ored. Somewhat peculiar but Intelligent ex-
preston Of countenance. suitable reward Will
be paid for his delivery at No. "a Beaufan street.
decA
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NTANTED, AT ETIWAN WORKS,
w twenty laborers. Apply at the Works. Q.
A. CHISOLM, superintendent. 1anl4-lr
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QUEEN CITY CLUB.-ATTEND REG
\oS ULAR Monthly Meeting, at Club Rooms,
TaIs EVENING at half pass 7 O'Clock Full attend.
ance desired. By order OF the President. janl4
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JETANTED, A RESPECTABLE WHITE
wv GIRL, as House Maid, ag No. 4 Church
Street. Apply, with references, until 23d INST.
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YXTANTED, A BOY TO ATTEND TO AN
70 W. o. .,r prneh -'->~r.--@~--'T ta:~ s~v.- ::
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VXTANTED IMMEDIATELY, AT NO.
w Ladson's court, Q OUlored Oh ambermaid
honest and civil Good wages promptly paid.
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janl1.3

~THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
OF CHARLESTON, 8. c., JANUARY 8. 1sT3.-The
Stockholders OF this Bank are hereby notified that
the ANNUAL ELECTION FOR DIRECTORS will be
held at their Banking House, In Broad street, on
TUESDAY, the 14th OF January. Polls open from
IL N. to 2P. n. d. @. Lopez,
ianA-stuftua Cashier.
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TNTNA STEAM FIRE COMPANY
hI The Regular Monthly Meeting Of this Com.
pany will be held THIS (Tuesday) EVENING 14h
inst at half.past7 O'Clock.
BY order Of the President. T.. PRICE.
ian1a Secretary.
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Danrs.

nARTNER WITH CAPITAL WANTED
In an established business, In which the adj
vrrtiser has been engaged for over twenty years.
agreed upon, II suitable person Offers. The
business has always been prontable. Fr'.m
$4,000 to $4,000 will be required to take the
place OF retiring capital Withdrawn at the DE- sire
Of the advertiser. Address x q, DAILY NEWS
ONCE, janl4
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ST. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT SOCIE.
y TY.-The Regular Monthly Meeting Of this
Society will be held THIS (Tue,day) EvENIN @, at
Bibernian Hall, at half.past7 O'Clock. punct.
ual attendance Is requested, as business OF I'm
portsnce will be considered. W. BAKER,
janl4 Secretary.
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for Gale.

A MOTHER ARRIVAL, ONE CAR LOAD
"A. OF Plantation and Timber Dart MULES, ut
K. UAKMAN'S Stables, No. IS Churcn street.
jan1i-2n
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WTANTED, FROM FIVE TO FIVE
w hundred Cords OF WoSd. Apply 10
BLAEELY HOUSTON, west end Mill street. +
ianla.Iuf8
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XATANTED, A GIRL TO ATTEND TO
w general Homework. Apply at No. IL
Coming streetl third door south or Wentworth.
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yETANTED, A COLORED BOY TO WAIT
w on table and do houseWorE. Apply at
No 81 Weul worth street. janl4.iA
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EOR SALE, FOUR WEIGHING SCALES,
IL weighing capacity from 1200 to 2U00 pounds.
Apply to A. moLElSa, No. 4 Cumberland street
ianls.6C8H
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TED, A SITUATION BY A.
w respectable white woman as cook. Ad.
dress "Z.," NEWS ofice. janl4-1s =
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FOR SALE, A FINE TEXAN PONY,
IL 1ve years old, perfectly sound aud gentle.
Saddle and draft. Warranted in every respect.
Apply TO II. BERNAnD, No. is Savage street.
iHn1a lR
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The Blue Ridge Scrip.

The Revenue Bond scrip case which has
excited 30 much interest throughout the
State is now near It's Close so far as the
State Courts are concerned. The closing
argument will probably be delivered by the
Hon. J. B. Campbell In the Supreme Court
to-day. Then We shall await the decision OF
the judges. /
There was feeling OF gloomy despond;.
ency on the part Of the people at the begin
ming OF these proceedings, praying for q
n,andamus from the Supreme Court, to COM
pei the Comptroller General to levy the tax
OF three mills for the redemption OF one
fourth of the scrip, which amounts 10 all to
about 81, 800, 900. A common Impression
seemed to have gotten abroad that it was q
sput up" job, and that the validating OF the
scrip was a ioregone conclusion. This
would seem to have implied suspicion Of
the integrity Of the court. Such suspicion,
however unjust or unreasonable 1t might be-
did exist. 1t Is pleasing to observe that this
suspicion, SO mortiiying to State pride, not
to speak Of the court, has been almost II not
entirely removed during the progress OF the
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K ENTUCKY SALE STABLES, NO. SO
IN Church street. have The largest and finest
| collection O. Saddle aud Harness HpRSES and
MARES, anu the best lot OF Lray, Timber, Tur-
pei tine sIG Plantation MULES In the city. For
sale on time. Also, car load OF cheap Mules, to
arrive on the 10Th inst BAMBERG & MCCOY.
janli-4
Lexington weekly intelligencer. (Lexington, Mo.) 1871-1887, 1873-04-23
Es MEMBRlNO."

rVNItiS highly bred young troiting Stallion will
sinr'i I errrsrnt season (Which has.N
August ncxJ at NErTLLwOup. tw"L0N
miles south oi Dover, Lafayette coT.nty, Mo, at
so the Sras"n or SO to insure.
NEMBitlNO is dark red bay, l5,, hands high,
four years oil, with perfection of form and tenn
per, ana decidedly the fnrst trUtting stallion !
ever SAW. H. was sired lay the celebrated Ma
rion. son 81 Npmbrino Chief, and hi. ,!lm was
iy Bob Diliik. by Mcm5rinn chief. Mrmbrinu
tnir: MAS by MeInbrino PayIna>fer. hv Ma;nbri-
NJ, by inp. Messenger, and vas the sire of L,iy
Thorn, Idol, VI. Putchrn, W. Membrino, Fries
son, BrisnOii, Clark Chief. &c, &c. and also gr
sire Of hr. Bouner's Membrino BERTHE tor which
the most valuable horse living, snda host of other
celebrities. This Is tn" most valuable stock Of
horses in America. They have brought more
capital into the State of kentucky than from any
other source and given 10 the state u most enyia-
Bile posiiiUn. Mcmbrino, though quite young,
has won "a considerable r. putLiioE in the west u
the different 1airs. At Kansas City last TALL h
won tae second position in a ring ofIi aged road
OF celebrated stations mas seldom il ever been
Seen befUr~ together.
Membrino will be- limited this year to 10 mares
only, besides II ut my own. Gentlemen who
gagged will have precedence over all oih.rs for
his services this year. lie Is now q frst-class
%trotter, having shown wonderful speed LAST fall.
18th i've weeks handling he trottrd a half mile
his blood and form only shall have advantage
over n W applicants, since he is u trOtter.
Good grass for mares from n distance at 81 per
month Care taken of mares, but NJ owners
risk For further particulars OF Membrino,s
p ,disree see American Trotting Register, vol
LIST. 'Marmaauke, the name claimed for him
when be WIS fOaled, but after bringing him To
family. II. TODHUSTER.
r. S.-Mr. Noble will have charge of nv stable
l OF trOttcrs this wear IaD2tu2.
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TRIAL.

The trial Of Ferdinand Saunders, Indicted
In the Circuit court for killing Dan. Cham
ber,, Jr.. at Bashr's Cave. on Christmas
uight, 1871. was commenced en- Friday last,
and wa, continued until late yesterday even.
ing. Considerable iHterest was manifested
In the proceedings, tho court room being
pretty welrhllsd each day. Prosecuting At
torney Hall conducted the case for the State
with a great deal ofvim. Henry Wallace.
Esq. and Judge Walker appeared for the
accused aud made for him a powerful dei
fence.
The jury after being ont ncsrly three hours
came In about 0 O'Clock p. M, with q verdict
Of murder In the second degree, and fixing
the punishment at ten years in the peniten-
tsary. The most I'M oppressive silence rcigned
during the reading ofth verdict, and all eyes
were turned Involuntary upon the unfortu-
nate young man. IN compassionate regret.
We have not tire to say anything further
concerning this most distressing occurrence,
but 1t teaches . lesson which we trust will
not be lost upon the mon, especially the
young men, Of our county.
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DIED.

DIR. Philip A. Stechern came to LexInc.
ton last fall to fill the position of teacher oil
the German language in the public schools.
He appeared In delicate health, hut gave nc
sign OF having nearly reached the limit o.
life's journey. But his complaint was pul.
mohary, and ere the victim himself realized
the fact. he was brought face to face with
the grim terror. He had been confined ia
his rooms in the Bourbon hotel for many
weeks. where he breathed his last on SUNDAY
afternoon 1t Is most gratifying to know
that In his last sufferipgs he received the
most humane attentions. his couch being
watched day and night by kind friends.
We learn from Captain Bah!mann, who
was with him to the last. that the deceased
was from konigsburg in the PrussIan do.
minions- His father was q Lutheran clergy.
maH, and well to do IN the world. lie
desired his son to pursue the same calling,
but the latter objected. and fred with am.
bilious independence. sought IN the Western
world a field for his Iabors. where he nigh,
amass a fortune in accordance with his OWL
ideas. He educated himself for the practice
Of medicine; but the returns from his pro.
fession proving too tardy for his slender
purse. he was compelled to resort to othe,
means OF obtaining a livelihood and died al
the carly age of 20 years. in the humble
calling We have mentioned. The deceased
was married about three years since. in tht
city OF st. Louis. to q young lady of .Ameri
can ~parentage. who. with two infant children
survives him. Death is frighlful when al
favorable circum stances conspIre to rob it o.
Its terrors. but TO die in q strange land ant
among those speaking a strrrge tongue
missing the soft hand of mother upon the
forehead. and the Kind words of father tc
cheer the heart in the last bitter struggles
., how desolate! The deceased was burict
in Macpeiah cemetery OH Mond1y. Tn,
bereared widow and orphaned children hav,
the earnest sympathics OF our people.
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"SUNDOWN,"

TTNIIfS thoroughbred stallion will makcH
OF Lewis W. Cox, one mile east of ~
Dover. ut So To Insure 4 colt, So for the season,
for Sl.i; the single leap. the leap money due Ut
aud the insurance money rs soon rs the marc is
a,c-rtainci in he in toal, irad-,! or removed from
the ncighhorho"'i Car: taken to prevent acci-
dents, but no responsibility assumed.
PEDiGEEE:
SHUTDOWN, got ly Uncle Vic. he by Lexington
out of tndine byiimpOrtc'l Yorkshire. First dam,
imported sunny south. by Irish Bird Catcher;
second dam. by Cecil; Third dam. Equation, by
dam. ,IihsiIe F.,irie, by HcrTnes; sixth dam.
Vici-sitl;dr, by Pipatrr; seventh dam. Beatrice, by
Sir Peter Trizlr; eighth dam. Pyrrna, by Match
nose: tenth daIn. Miss Slanerhiu, by young
True Blue; eleventh dam, by. Lord Oxfnrl's
Arabian. See Diuce's stud Book, LIST volume;
page III.
SHUTDOWN was ioalcd IN ISIS, and only ran in
his tfref-ysar-"!d form ustSl. He won at all
distances from ONE t. thre" NILS heats, and won
81. Louis AMI New Orleans, beating The fast hOr-
SEES then ON the turf, including G;lr"!. Little Mae.
Iransit, Merrill, sympathy. Roch' stsr, EauN
,.own H1,s the stable companion vi Fat Mal!oy,
Eans',ec and Plnniagcnrt. nIh was certainly the
equal Of any of them He was rs fast rs the
Bansh.e, ani she was only beaten three feet at
saratn;lin a race of Ia miles, run 1t the rate OF
| III LII. the best race ever ruin With GIll weight.
! We consider SHUTDOWN one Of the best horses on
the turf in America. lie WIS bred by John IL.
Wiley, Lexington, Ky, and his pedigree cannot
he surpassed. He has u splendid constitution, is
very powerful, and must MAKE u line breeder ior
all PURPOSES. JAS. J. O~'FALLON,
BASH. DUKE.
The fine canadian horse .'I;LACKHAWES,r
Will also stand nj the aaine place, ut 81 to insure,
Or 81 the single leap. same terms anu condi-
tons rs for shutdown.
Also. at The sam. place the fine Maltese jack,
:DENlL,' al Sl0 80 insure or So the sIugl. leap
same terms and conditions ~ for the he rs's.
airii2-3m LEWIS " cox.
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FLoRIcULTuRR.



Among the Industries Of Lexington which
deserve something more than . passing mo-
tice Is the hot or green house OF Mr.. Alex.
Ander 10 the rear Of his residence near the
Baptist church, In which plants OF various
kinds. particularly Towering ones, are cared
Tor during the frosts Of winter and spring,
and by which We afe enst!sd to have natural
flowers at all seasons. A green house Is
just as important In It, way ~ . machine
shop or = cotton mill. and o real flower IL
quite as pretty as the gayest ornament that
decks humanity, no matter what It costs.
'we should do our utmost to encourage the
beautiful, for the useful encourages ITSELF
says Madam de Stael; and though We may
not be able to cat or wear the products OF
such an establishment, after our essential
comforts are provided for, the senses are
gratitied to fully as great an extent by
nowers and plants rs by anything else In
nature or art.
MIR. Alexander has found the study OF
botany an interesting ono f.f a long time,
but has only pursued tie cultivation oil
plants rs an amateur till within a year. Las,
year he built n capacious green house with
sash, furnace, lues, beds, &c., sufficient to
rear a large stock, aud designs now to 60
into Horticulture as a matter OF business. The
house is about 20xCO feet, and looks to be
completely filed with plants, from the single
spike just shooting through the sand to long
trailing. vines and conspicuous shrubs.
Among the cuttings and small plants WI
notice As particularly numerous, were rose.
Of almost every variety. both hardy and
monthly, hybrid perpetual, Bourbon. tea,
noisette, china, &C.; fuschias In great
variety; v%crbenas, all colors, in full bloom
~violets, single and double; pansies of every
kind geranimus, scarlet and other colors
single and double; pe,unias, single and
double; blood plants; English and German
ivy, coleus in variety; oleanders. spotted
and other lilies. dahlias. pinks, carnations
hydrangias, b%egonias. ADDITIONS or fairy
bells, cigar plant. ~pelargoniums, oxalises
%cohoeas. and many others.
Sample lowers and plants are on exhibit
ton at the drug store, corner Of Main and
Laurel streets. but Mr.. Alexander will take
pleasure in showing his whole stock in store
to those who will visit his residence. We
hope for the credit Of our city that he will bt
literally patrOnized aul encouraged to 90 or
In this very laudable enterprise.
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OLD MoNEY.-A coiorcu man in
cxcavating Tor the foundation Of klee's new
building on Mriu Stree, week before last.
aug up three or Tour fee, belbw the SUFFICE Il
French copper eoin of the time Of Louis XIV:
having been coined ia the year 1.86. The
lace Of the piece bears the .feHr De lis. also
the following in Latin ''l.ud Sllll ID. G.
FIR ct Nav. Rex" Louis XIV by the grace
Of God King OF France AMI Navarro" The re
verse shows the cross pommette Of heraldsy,
aid the Latin inscription. '.Sit Nomen Dni.'
TOR Domlni) Benedictum. 1.-THE name Of the
Lord be blessed,'' and the name of the COLI
in figures. The value OF the date seems to b.
indicated by the numeral letters X and Vi
ul,on the face OH opposite sides Of the tleui
de lis. but we could not ascertain their
meaning. However. we would be safe il
saying the piece isn't worth q cent"
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Stock Owned by business
Men Of Lafayette county.