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GENER4L FOREIGN NEWS.

POLITICAL COMPLICATIONS IN FRANCE.
THE PRoLoNGATIoN OF MACMAHoNs TERM TO BIB
INSISTED oN-THE MINISTER OF WAR CALLS FoB
17OO0OO0 FRANCs-AssEMBLY ELECTIONS Or
pEREp--THREE THOUSAND COMMUNISTS Still
PARIS Friday, Nov. IL, 1878.
The situation al Versailles is again becoming com.
plicated. The compromise between the Right and
Left threatens to fall through. The Government
and the Right have decided to insist on the nneou-
ditional prolongation Of President MacAahons
term for ten years.
The Minister of War has informed the Budget
Committee of the Assembly that ne VIII require an
extraordinary grant of 100000 francs in order to
carry out tho provisions of the Recruitment Law.
Elections for members Of the Assembly have been
ordered to he held on thu 14th of December III the
Departments of Fnstere and Seine and Oise'
Three thousand Communists are still N prison.
awaiting trial.
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DEPARTURE OF THE KANSAS.

SHE SAILS UNDER SEALED ORDERs-THE JUSHTA
READY YoR sEA-TIE ossiPEE.
The first American man-ofwar has sailed for
Cuban waters. The departure OF the Kansas yoster-
day was the chief local event Of the day. She sailed
with scaled orders. and there was much specu-
lation as to her probable destination. No
one Of course oould furnish official informs-
ton on the subject, though il seems
established almost beyond donbt that the
orders received by the Kansas will take her direct
TO Santiago de pnba Prior TO the reception of her
sailing orders the Kansas nearly ready for sea-
Immediately on their arrival ell effort was re-
doubled and only few hours were required to
complete her equipment On Thursday night the
orders came and her ammunition was hurried on
board AT daybreak the Kansas ready for sea.
and at 10 O. IN. she dropped out of the harbof.
The sloop-of-wsr Kansas is rated third class. and
is screw steamer She has 800 cubic feet displace-
ment, Is vessel Of 40 tons. and ca mics three heavy
guns Her crew numbers about lcQ msn They
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A DECLINE IN STOCKS.

TIE WAR CLoUD-ExcIrEMENr CAUSED BY BASE
LESS RUMOR or COMMODORE vANDEgBILT's
pEATH-A TRICK OF THE "BEARs."
A more disturbed feeling prevailed in the
speculative marts yesterday. in consequence OF the
prospective complication between the UniIed states
spain. Gold advanced u cent. and stocks declined
from TO per cent. the strength OF rumofs stating
that the demands OF the Uned States upon s2ainwO
bs of such nature the could comply with
them Subsequently, the report OF the shooting OF
tue rest Of tho passengers OF the Yirginlus
created profound excitement, ana caused a fur
Their advance gold and decline In stocks Later IN
the DAY. however. there revival % the stcreotypud
sensation. Death " Commodore Vanderbilt
Just before y. NJ. Broad-st was flooded with tele-
grams TO the effect that Commodore Vanderbilt hal ust
died. Among those who received the telo,rams were
Osborn a Chaplin. os9ood & Co. Barton Alien. and
soott, Strong Co. Tue ness,.sos were OF peculiar
character aud dsd not nenuon Commodore Vanderbilt
by name. and we're only aligned with the n'tas TIE
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MORE SPANISH CRUELTY.
FlFTY-sEvEN ADDITIONAL VICTIMS.

FIFTY-SEvEN ADDITIONAL VICTIMS.
ONLY -FOUR OR Five PRISONERS SET AT IIBkHTY-
EXTENSIVE NAVAL PREPARATIONS THROUGHOUT
THIS COUNTRY-GREAT EXCITEMENT HERE AND
ABROAD.
There can be no doubt that at least my
seven additional prisoners, taken from inc
Virinius, have been executed, making llo now
known to be dead The steamer seems W
have had about 40 souls on board, al
of whom. with the exception of IS. have been
condemned to DEATH OF the Is prisoners, only
fopr or five have been set at liberty by
the Court at Santiago de Cuba; about IA
have been condemned to the changing.
OF those already executed, an important Ist
of the officers and crew, 81 in all, shot On the
9TH of November, is received from Havana.
Respecting the policy of the Government
the Secretary of the Navy has made HIM
self especially prominent by his naval
preparations. After Cabinet meet
ing yesterday, great activity was displayed
among naval authorities. Orders were given
for Rear Admiral George II. Scott, COM
handing the North Atlantic Squadron, to
leave Norfolk Navy-Yard on Monday,
in the flagship Worcester, for Havana. Most
of the Navy Y ards of the country are actively
engaged in naval preparations, par
ticularly that at Brooklyn, from which
the Kansas has already taken her de-
partqre, under sealed orders, but undoubt-
ediy for service in Cuban waters. Much
excitement exists not only through the cOun-
try, but also in England and Spain. The
press of London urges us to vigorous meas
ures, and the language of Madrid journal,
brought us by telegram from Madrid, is very
concihatOTy.
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MORE EXECUTIONS.

yFrY-sEvEN PRISONERS SHOT on NOV. 10--ONLY
KIGHTEEN PRISONERS TO BE SAVED FROM DEATH.
HAVANA. Now 1.-the trials of all the prisoners
taken on board the Virguius have been concluded
Only eighteen will be saved from DEATH OF these
several were engineers OF fremen, who were igno-
rant of the destination of the expedition, and four
five viii be set at liberty. The others will proba-
bly, be condemned to the chain-gang.
EvENING.-The Diario of Cienfuegos says 81 of the
Virginius captves shot at Santiago on the 10th
INST. No particulars of these additional executions
have yet been made public here
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ENGLISH AFFAIRS.

THE DEAN OF WESTMINSTER 10 PERFORM THE PROT
EsTASr MARRIAGE OF TIE DUKE Oh EDINBURGH
VERNON HARCoURT APPOINTED SOLICITOR
Observation-Disclosures OF. PosTMAsTsR-GEN-
ERAL NONsELI-
LONDON. Friday, Nov ~, 1871
The Dean of Westminster has been appointed
10 proceed to st. Petersburg perform the Protestant
marriage Of the Duke OF Edinburgh with the Grand
Duchess Marie OF Russia.
Mr.. Vernon Hareourt has been appointed Solicitor
General wee Henry James who been appointed
Attorney General.
PostmasterGenerai Monse has resigned In fsVo' OF
Dr. Lyon Payfar, no issued address TO his eSnsu-
uents TO night for reflection.
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THE CIVIL. WAR IN SPAIN.

CONTINUAL CANNoNADING AT CARIAoeNA-A DON
CARLOS MEDAL.
LONDON Friday, Nov. IA, 1873
A dispatch from Cartagena reports that TIE
cannonadmg continued all day yesterday notwihtand-
ing violent storm The city has received fresh sup
Mics ~ nroyisions and ammunition. The British Con-
su (. the only representative OF foreign government
who remains In the place.
BAYorFr Friday, Nov II, 1878
DON Carlos has struck medal in comn'emoration OK
the victory claimed by the Carsts in tho recent battle
at Miranda - ,,., -, :, ,o,s
Gen. Moriones arrived &C Logreuo, capital OF the
province Of that name
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OPINIONS IN SPAIN.

A SPANISH JOURNAL on THE EXECUTIoNs-THE
NECESSITY FOR AVOIDING THE RUIN OF SPANISH
REPUBLICANIsM.
MADRID, Friday. Nov. Il, 1878.
The Tmparcidl has long article to-day orrthe exc
cntons at Santiago 1t endeavors show that it is
net possible for the United States Government to
make any demand on Spain in consequence of these
proceedings. 1t argues that the great majority of
the American people want to see The Spanish
Republic united and successful. President Grant
and his advisers know this and not likely 10 i'm
peril the hopes of Republicanism in Spain by pre-
cipitating complication abroad when internal
troubles demand all her strength.
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LISTS OF NAMES.

THE 81 PRISONERS EXECUTED ON THE TIN Oh
NOVEMBER.
HAVANA, Nov. 14.-Tbe following are the names OF
the officers and crew, 81 in number, who were exc
cuted at Santiago on the eth inst.
Captain--IOseph Fry.
First Nate-William Barnard
eecopd Mate-James Flood.
sRANEE
J. c. Harris. Barney Herald.
John Bosa. Samuel Card.
b. p Chamberlain. John Brown.
William Rose. Alfred Haiseu.
IgnaeO Duenas. W. j. Price.
Antonio DelOye george Ihoibas.
Jose Manuel Teran. Ezekiel Durham.
Ramon LarrameDdi. Thomas Walter williams
Eusebio Garizz. Simon Broyeur.
Edward Day. Leopold Larose.
i g. TruiiO, A. Arci.
JACK williamson. John Stewart
Portirio Coryison. Henry Bond
p Alfaro. George Thompson.
Thomas Crigg, James Samuel.
Frank Good Henry Frank.
Paul Khunrer. James Read.
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OPINIONS IN ENGLAND.

THE LONDON JOURNALS HOPE THAT We WILL
AvENGE THE EXECUTIONS.
LONDON, Friday, Nov IL, 1878.
The shooting of the crew and passengers Of the
steamship Virgiuius is commented on at length by
Che London morning journals, all Of which express
the hope that the executions will be avenged by the
Government of the United States
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CANADIAN POLITICS.

nrxysR TO sIk JOHN A. ACCOMMODATIONS OF
GoygRS,iESr CANDIDATES IN THR NEwFOuNp.
LAND ELxCroSs.
OTTAWA. Nov l4.-Sir John Macdonald and
the menhrrs Of tho late ministry were entertained ut
Grand dinner siven nv their friends las night num-
Der Of distinguished professional men prominent
citizens were present
Dispatches from OF. Johns. Newfoundland, cay tho
Government have secured majority OF four ar ave ~
the recruit ct We general election
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A BATTLE IN CUBA.

-FOUR HOURS FIGHTING AT sAcRA-THE srtNiARos
CLAIM A VICTORY
HAVANA, Nov. 14.-The Spanish Brigadier-
General Bascones reports that encountereda strong
force Of insurgents at sacra in the Central Department
ON the afternoon OF Nov. Z. The fighting began at
o'clock and ended at p. The rebels we're defoate9
and routed flying all directions over 100 we're s'eA
and large number woun ded. The loss OF tha spanish
troons was "A killed.
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ACTIVITY IN THE NAVY DEPARTMENT.

MEETING or Tux cABiSEt-ihPokfANf ORDERS IN
yyo.pn IN THE NAvy--REAIl-ApMIRAL SCOTT TO
SAIL FOR CUBA ON MONDAY
GENERAL PRRss DIsPATcHj
WASHINGTON. Nov. H--rhe SESSION Of the Cabinet
to-day continued over two hours, and was the most
important which has taken place under President
Grants Administration. The capture Of the Viz
ginius and the shocking baJbaritGs perpetrated BY
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OTHERS EXECUTED OR CONDEMNED TO
DEATH.

OTHERS EXECUTED OR CONDEMNED TIC
DEATH.
The following list of 80 passengers contains the
names of the 81 prisoners executed on the 10th Of
November, as well as the AZ also condemned tt
death, but in regard to whose execution nothing
trustworthy has been received:
Arturo Mola, Jose Bolte,
Hose Diaz, Ricardo Trujillo,
Francisco de Porrss, Ramon CaVo,
Juap Msrrero Aug0strn Varona,
Alfredo Lopez SilveriO Saas
Jose Ignacio Lamar, Salvador Penedo
Andres villa Enrique Castellsnos,
Andres Acosta, RsfaeljPasheco,
Francisco Castillo, Alexandra Calvo,
BENJAMIN Olaza0a, Canuto Guerra,
Jose MadeO, Camlbo SAM,
Raimupdo Pardo Loon Berud.
Francisco Gonzales, Emilio Garcia
Jose Peiaez, Oil Mohtero'
Leonardo Alvarez. haiael CaDrera'
JuIio Arango Amador Rosello.
Jose Hernandez, lRhacio W. Aapa'
Ni,oas Ramirez Manuel A. Slveiro,
Ignacio Quntin Beltran, Santiago Rivera,
perfecto Belle, Antonio Gomez,
Reni.o Glods Ancres Echevsrta,
Luis Sanchez, Lnis, martiDef'
Nicolas Ruiz. jose Marin,
Jpan Alyarado Domingo salesar.
Manual PadroD, Pedro PaariD,
Alexandra Cruz Estrada, Pedro ssez,
Fenx Fernandez, Miguel says,
Imam soto Severe Mendfvc,
Manuel Perez Patricio Martinez,
Josh Otero Enrique Ayada,
Jose Antonio Ramos Manuel Sannedo,
Ramon Barrios, Domingo Rodriguez,
Ignacio Valdes. Luis heoono'
Felix Morejon. Arturo hiVera'
Jose gaDtstevsn, Carlos marln'
Francisco Pacheoo. william D. vans
ryar,sto suusuneguL Ramon X. d. Armas,
Ramon Gonzales, Manuel menenses'
Antonio Ghacon, Jose A. SUNNI
Frapcisoo Riyero, Philips Abecsler,
sireno Otaro, William Ourht'
Carlos Pacboco, namucI hah'
Antonio Padilla, y. Gray,
Enrique Canals, Sidney ROBERTSON
Indaleeio Trujlio. George winters
Domingo Diaz, Hiham harsls+
Carlos Gonzales, Evan fento,
o.,ar varona George Burke,
Just0 Consuegrs. Leopoid hiso
pedro baflOl,
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THE NETHERLANDS.

ExrRAplTIoN TREATY WITH THE UNITED sTArko
RECOMMENDED.
TIE HAGUE, Friday, Nov. IA. 1873.
The Minister of Justice yesterday informed
rho Ch.mb,r of Deputies that II was 20
,, an e.traation treaty between the Governments OF
an. Netherlands and the United States
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!6H; April Is 1916 1871. Cotton
irregular; sales 1855 bales, at 16(0169k.
Flour 5910c. better, chiefly on ship
ping Rrades-common to fair extra G. IS
97.85; good to choice 99O@lI.OO.
Wheat dull and declining. Corn closed
dull ami heavy. Pork a shade frmer-
new 14.75. Lard shade easier-steam
8(99 1-6. Groceries firm. Freiehts
dull. Money active, at 7, currency to
coin. Sterling firm. at ~. Gold ga
GA. Governments strong; considerable
done. States quiet. Customs for the
week ST.. 100000.
LOUISVILLE, November 29.-Flour
steady. Corn and provisions firm.
Whiskey 80.
C1NcINNAT1, November 29.--Flour
6 83(07.00. Corn steady. Pork held
at l4.00@14.50. Lard tirmer. Bacon
shoulders 6l9. Whiskey firm, at
80.
NonFoLK. November 29.-Cotton
quiet-low middling 1879; net receipts
1882 bales; exports coustwise 1850;
sales $50; stock SAT-.
BosToN, November 29.-Cotton quiet
and strong -middling lG5s; net receipts
200 bales; gross 640; sales 800; stock
$500.
GALVESTON, November 2o.-Cotton
demand good--good ordinary Az; or
dinary 13; net receipts 1880 bales; ex-
ports coastwise 1874; sales 1,70O; stock
43, ,444.
CHARLESTON. November 29.-Cotton
lower with fair demand -middling 15(0
l514; low middling 142l@l47s; strict
good ordinary AZ; net receipts 3.49l
bales; sales 1,200; stock SO. 626.
| Wrr Nop,,,L,.
easier-middling 151a; net receipts 45o
bales; sales Is; stock 1897.
SAVANNAH, November 20.-Cotton
quiet aud steady-middling I5k: net
receipts 6.655 bales; exports to the con-
tinent 1854; exports coastwise 1.513:
sales 1.139; stock 103, 1885,
MEMPHIS. November 29.-Ootton
stiff and held frm-low middIing l5L
| @l534; receipts 4. 1926 bales; shipments
1859; stock 29.641.
AUGUSTA. November 29.-.Cotton
week-middllng 14H@I434; receipts
1924 bales: shipments 2.O32.
| PHILADELPHIA. November 29.-Cot-
ton steady -middling 1Gal; low mid
ding 16; strict good ordinary l5h;
gross receipts 200 bales.
| MOBILE, November 29.-Cottcn de.
mand light aud dull-middling 16; low
middling 151SS; strict good ordinary Is;
net receipts 5000 bales; exports coast
wise 994; sales 800; stock 27,64O.
BALTIMORE. November 29.-Cotton
quiet-middling 1524; low middling
l514@l5as; strict good ordinary 147S;
net receipts 1G bales; gross ISL; exports
coastwise 161; sales 205; stock l3, $50.
NEW ORLEANS. November 20.-Cotton
quiet and easier-middling 1893; low
midding 15%; strict good ordinary
l4la; net receipts GAIT bales; gross
1904; exports coastwise 2,255; sales
$500; stock 135, 1928.
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Pr .tracted Meeting

4 PROTRACtED MEETING has been
~ gong on III Lion Baptist Church, Cc :
lumbia, under the care Of +. DOBBINS
Pastor. since Sunday, the 23d November
Hood results are expected. IL will he CONT
nned as long as encouragement is shown.
me pnbiic are cordially invited to attend.
Nov % o.
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Lost,

nN the road leading to Winnsboro. near
" tho residence OF Mrs. Parks, about three
miles from Columbia, NAVY REVOLVER.
IN tho scaobard, having Blk chambers, and
being ten inches long. Any ono findinr ana
returning the same to Mr.. Bearden. in Co.
lumbis. or to the undersigned, at Mickler's
place, IN Lexington, will receive a reward of
90; ., WILLIAM A. JACOBS.
NOV ~ 1k
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Dissolution of Partnershin

NOTICE ID hereby given that the copart-
nership heretofore exciting under the
name Of LAKE 4 LAsSALLE is dissolved.
All persons are notified not to credit the said
firm. TuOS II, LAKE
Nov 80 MI
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For Sale.

q, TWO DRAFT HORSES, a first.
I@> rate Saddle PONY, heavy yoke OF
fS well broken OXEN, and a good
-SAAMlLCH COW and CALF. Apply
10 the subscriber. JOHN ENGLISH.
Nov 80
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StraYed or Stolen.

~rsx+ RED COW, with young
ksks' SkASN1, Calf, two weeks old. Their re-
AKSfkA4fW turn to me will be Literally re-
WT IN warded.
So H&&ap Nov 80 ". L. LOWRANCE
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Columbia Building and Loan Associa

1NHE thirty ninth monthly meeting OF this
4 Association will DO held at Temperance
Hall, over +. Cantwells Store, TO- MORROW
(Monday) EVENING, at Z O'Clock.
Nov 30 A. q. BKENIXER, Secretary.
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Auction Sales
Furniture Sale.
BY u. C. PEIXOTTO & SONS.

TOMORROW (Mondav) MORNING 81 IN
O'Clock, We will sell, at our auction store.
without reserve,
large collection OF FURNITURE, belong.
ing to parties declining housekeeping, con-
robes, Mattresses, Parlor Stoves. Crates.
Franklin Stoves. and many useful articles.
rs Union Hpr'atd copy. Noy90
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For Rent.

'ItHE STORE, with back entrance, now oc.
Il cupica by the Central National Bank,
from and after the 18th Of January, 1874
Inquire of S.W. IRWIN.
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Myrtle Lodge No. 3. Knights Of Pythias
10 THE Regular Convention of Myrtle
ERNA Lodge, No. 3. knights of Pythias,
E.s2a:5sill bo held in Odd Fellows Hall
VSW 70. MORROW tMonday) NIGHT, at
&L~ a O'clock.
CHAS. a. CALyO, JR..
Nov JO Keeper o! Records and Seal
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Acacia Lodge. No. 81, a. F.M.
x AN Extra Communication Of this
~ Lodge will be held in Masonic Hall
MORROW (Monday) EVENING
I o'clock. Tie f. G. Degree will be con.
erred. BY order OF the W. NJ
Nov 30 l JOHN DORSEY, Secretary.
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T III z S Z N.
Weekly, Semi-Weekly and Daily

THE WEEKLY SUN is too widely known to require
any extended recommendation; but the reasons which
have already given it nifty thousand subscribers, and
which will, We hope give it many thousands more are
briefly as follows:
1t is rst.rats newspaper. All the news of the day
will be found in 1t, condensed when unimporant Ut
full length whsn of moment and always presented in
clear, Ineligible, and interesting manner
1t Is rstrate family paper full OF entertaining and
instructive reading ofevery kind but nothing
that offend the most delicate and scrupulous tas
1t is first rate story paper. Tho best tales and
OF cnrrent literature carefully selected
and legbly printed in its pages.
1t il iirstrate agricultural paper The most esb
and instructive articles agricultural topics regularly
appear in this department.
1t is an independent political paper belonging to no
party and wearing no collar. 1t fights for principle,
and for the election of the best Office
corruptiOns that weaken and disgrace country,
and threaten TO undermine republican institutions
altogether II has fear of knayes and asks no
from their supporters.
1t reports the fashions for the ladies and the markets
for the men especially the cattle kets to which II
pays particular attention.
Finally 1t is the cheapest paper published One dollar
year will secure 1t for any subscriber. 1t is not
necessary to get up club in order to have II
WEEKLY SUN at this rate. Any one who sends
q single dollar viii get the paper for year.
We have no travelling agents.
THE WEEKLY Sunlight pages, fifty.sx columns
Only 81 20 year. No discount from this rate.
THE sEMI-wEEKLY sUN.-Same size as the Dali,
Sun. $500 year. discount of 20 por cent to club
of 10 or
THE DAILY sUN--A large four-paEe newspaper o
twenty-eight columns Daily circulation over l3u 900
All the for cents. Subscription price 80 cent
q month, or $500 year. To clubs Of ~ over,
discount Of 20 per cent. Address
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BY B. F. CARROLL, AUCTIONEER.
PIJBLIC SALE

THE undersigned will sell at Public
l. Sale, at his residence, on the old
Churchville road, near Bush,
On MONDAY, DECEMBER 1sT, 1878.
At 10 o'clock, A. NJ, the following
Personal PROPERTY, viz.
Sixteen head of Mich Cows, Bull, 5
Work and Driving Horses, all young; l
superior Driving and Riding Mare, fast ;
/ three-year old Black Hawk Colt, pair
of young Mules, we'll broken; Top Bug
gy and Harness, Lap Cover and Blanket, l
Carriage, no-top Buggy, Single and Dou-
BILE Harness, Wagon and Plow Harness,
Sleigh, l Bride and Saddle, light two
horse Wagon, 2 Horse Carts, Ok Cart,
two-horse Threshing Machine, 1 Cutting
Box, Cayugl Chief Mower, Wheat
Drill, Grindstone, lot of Milk Cans,
Plows, Harrows, Cultivators, Forks, Hoes,
Rakes, Shovels, Mattocks, 2 Log Chains,
Double and Single Trees, lot of Old Iron,
Corn by the barrel, with lot of other ar
ticles too numerous to mention.
TERMS OF SALE.-All sums of $40 and
under, Cash on the day of sale; on all sums
over that amount credit of 9 months will
be given, purchasers to give their notes, bear
ing interest from the day of sale, with APP
proved security
fpaid within three months no interest
will be charged. --.
no14 HENRY c. JOHNSON.
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Good News for the Children.
st. Nicholas has GOMEZ

Christmas comes but once Il year, but ST
NICHOLAS, the beautiful new Magazine for
Girls and Boys. just published by Scribner &
Co., of New York, comes every month.
Talks with Children, Historical Sketches, Fairy
Tales, Nursery Rhymes, Jingles, Puzzles, etc.
There are two Serial Stories, "WHAT MIGHT
HAVE BEEN EXPECTED story for Bows,
already commenced by Frank r. Stockton, one
of the best writers for Children in the country.
has started out with his gun on his shoulder,
and you may be sure there will be no end of Fun
and Adventure. The other is q story for Girls
"NIMPO'S TROUBLES" by Olive Thorne
(Mrs. Harriet NJ. MillerD to begin in January.
The Editors say 1t is good strong helpful
story for Girl Life, and will be full of interest
for both girls and boys. We are not sure but
that the boys will like the girls story the best
and the girls be most delighted with that writ
ten for the boys
Then there is ACK-IN-THE-PULPIT who
tells he children the most curious things they
cN. !i1ard.
ST. NICHOLAS has already won the hearts of
the young-follis who are eagerly expecting the
next number. The Publishers have issued a very
amusing picture, entitled "Little Children Cry
ing for st. Nicholas"
1t is the most beautiful Magazine ever issued,
and il has hundred delightful suggestions for
the Little Folks. Indeed You find in its pages
something for all, from Grandpapa and Grand
mama to the Baby.
The Publishers say, they mean to make it Just
as good and helpful to the children as they can
They want 100, 900 children made happy by ST.
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