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High School Report.

Names Of scholars neither absen
nor Lardv during The four weeks end
ing Feb. % h, 1873.
Louisa Club, Richard Meyer.
+ "a Robe. Arthur Sherman,
+ len Wpostenholm, Everett UT,
George Cox, Charles Weber,
Gerrit Gates, Willie Lewis.
Eddie Lowry.
Number Of names enrolled ~
Average daiy attendance 81
Percentage of attendance 80
Halliday scholars
j. IL. CHAMBERLIN,
Principal.
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FARM FOR SALE.

One hundred and forty acres o. improved isnds
vi b frame house thereon, situated one mile s"sth
~e,t tho village of Bloomington aud adjoining the,
arm OF Ira Tracy hnely vatered with two good
8 rings aud neW'y tepced.
Also, tw" eighties OEe-naif mile fram same VI :
age, for sale T. NJ Ch : Mbk0S ~. D.
BlooEiu Kton Apr, %. ls72 4eu
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
FARM FOX SALE.

Omen he q, N the village Of Bloomington, WILSON,
sin 80 acres Eearlv under cnlavationi gooe
frame du,Iltns ga AIRY sssbiug aud otnet build
inx- never failing spring 81 water nesr the dwelling
some fruit aud snrubbery T~rns, half down BALANCE
on terms {" suit purchaser.
JANIS BALJAETINE 4 RIO.
Bloomington. Sept Is, ls72 28u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

g Senator Cad we'll Is reportedto
have said that If expelled. be will 90
Immediately home for rs-eleciion.
The KaDsas Senator ia stnfy, and
seems resolved 10 stay in tie Senate
lift costs him every en-, h has got
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
FARM FOR SALE.

l vii. sell my Ia, u Of 90 situated ~ M les
west OF IaLesster. 1hirt,. nNe scits OF Bot IN
mra, ov lanu IS acres under cultivation an fence
ia. anee young thu ser. good sprng- on he farm.
rh. reon over lou year I'D Orcha trees; good
use i7122, with exec lent &c iHr. good stab aid
gu tbulldnss th PROMISES q 81 r~nSv tor stock.
II sell tor 5 per acre ou' third d.wn, and the
bai Au1e on lane to suit purchasers 37w>a
THOMAS DAY.
Lancaster, Wis., Feb 9 1873.
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CHICAGO MARKET.

CHICAGO, Monday March :, 1873
wheat 1.20s6 Corn az. 0at' 2esc. Barley ire
Live hogs ~ere dull and ''wer with sales at S.i09
90 for common q strictly choice assorted lots Beet
cattle du and the only demand eastern
account 4s59s. for fair 10 CHI smooth sfeers
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
MILWAUKEE MARKET.

MfLwAUKEe. Monday. March 3. 1878.
Flour quiet, WITH iair o. lOis extra ~ 6eo5.15
WHEAT unsettled 81 2sfr M. l, and t.21% for No 2
Corn steady at 326e for No =. Oas quit at nc fr
No.2 Rye steady at 6Sk Tor No. 1. Barley Toe TO-
Fo.2.
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CLEANING and SECURING.

All tho-e having od clothing TO clesa. color "r
repair-sach a. Coats. Pats vests. Ac--wfh please
,esvs them Al the Tsysnr shop ~ ~ Site
A. woszoR. Dyer and scoureS.
aoss PlstteyiiIe, Wis.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04
NOTICE.

70 all Ehou. n Nay Cono>rr:
Notice % hereh, given hist the und@rsgned who
LA cat mn n sections ten ftOl eleven (ill fourteen
(Ial and Dr. en- (l5). In town No two tzl nortn o.
rag. No hire 81 west. ia Grsnt County Wisconsin,
IN. nlot Of which vas recorded the 3oth day OF
anr,I II $50 on pax- SIS Ct boak A OF Deed ia
che ono Of the r. ser Of Rsds q sd esuE,t
sppIy 10 the rircuif Court t5TssH c0nty, 70 be hed
=; The rusge Of "a cast In sid crunty the frst
Tu4.das Of March 1879 the oPe"iHg OF Court upsn
that d.y or as SON h~re after they ~ heard
Eor an ord r aud vscatinS he said town piot
~ s,g,eS p Cox
JOHN W. Nee tBg
B.psEa \ cLKxssrsos, Attorneys.
Deted pecember 81, 1874. 81
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tey-The Dial notices the freight
shipments from the Boscobel station
for FIVE mon hs ending Feb Lat, OF
which we copy:
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t.. Ia,

In Lancaster January Is. isT3. of Bus fever Ida
Mary, daughter 1T Va liam aud Mary L. Pollock, aged
, eats and o months
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

STRAYRp OH srOLEN-Out OF the pss ure OF
The sub-c Der ia the town OF Cas,ihe In the
aarlv parf 81 jane iss2 a black mare Years old
past small o ny built With heavy name and TAT 90
r..rs- ..o.nt peTh.psA few white hairs in forehead
MOI p4rceutibls At distance Any person giving W
fo-msti,p where h. same NAV be found vill be Der
s,IT rewarded JOHN II. @. sSECIoDE.
S...-.IIs -, s,h ,sTa 33u
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

HA1 HkiFkHs -Tsken up By the tab~cr b.
e. On lands ow red By hin c. -, F"wH s. "a ge5
on ~ "a, the 18th day Of Dccemher 1874 on@
brndie hefsr on. year old 9Th ~hit- under oel'y
and upder side Of both ears bit CUT Also one req
h'4fer same age white andsr belly sna same ear
marks *sst,
Rlansnin rtnn Wiz RNh. lst 1873.
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BLOOMINGTON NURSERY
{ Grant Cows tn. us

BLT0f a BALLASTISk n eos. Prepriaters. Aavs
On hand 100, 90 Appie Trees Of all ls ding rdy
rssties also Miner Pums iAy Cherries. 0rsp~-. sud
other snail frIits all In IN order Call and
LAs exs sscsA sesors bayia& Nsswaer& leaf
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

a, rHaN AHB.-Takea up by tie suhserib-r N
lands owned by him. Sc = sec " lows rang"
In the town OF Wy tlusins. ia Dtcenh"r last ore
l.ye,r cd hsy colt tn siar In forehead. sop
posed "a. belong TO IN party WHO. on or about the
a., 90 n ,,vembar last drove Mr.. Ken aifs a.
lie yard on he Mississippi tom below the village
Of wysiusisg e-r ain t. year Cd colt. soneshAt
rpsepbipg the above 1.-THE rrope ~ % the undersign
sa1 "a ,ers ght and took gs1 said co through
rni.t,E. sor tne one shove d-cr b.j r1e 9wpsr
1,ou,st.A 10 ptove property, pay charg-s tskt
-, - 80 5qs4s Root. GLENN.
Wysiu.ing' wis Ps rusry 10. 1879.
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| ANcAsrER N uasssY

JOEL q A " BARBER
Oder to the rmers Of this vicinity sRrrER soUSDEE
anil LAO TRIES with Hn-r roots and delivered in
better condition. than nv other dealer supply
The great and universal sati.factop thai at
tended tn apple trees bou ht OF US IN 1877. give
u expect heavy sale the coming spring. No ma
ter what in sted agents may falsely say of our
stock; ex mine tor Yourself inqu re of our late
customers. A large ock nf fine evergteens and
ceud-nt crab trees that we'll last ear for lie at
same prices ~ applet trees
App trees 5 4 or years old go per hundred
Satisfaction gIaraht ed. J. A A. ". BARRIER
lancaster u, c. 81. l~T2 3itf
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LANCASTER MARKET.
CORRECTED EvEET TUESDAY HoRSIss sr SAra,x soHREI.
AER a Co.
BOSCOBEL MARKET.
Boscobel, via. March =. "a

DIRECTED Every TUESDAY MORNING BIT JoRS PEPPER,
RRoDucE ANs STOCK DkALxR.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1873-03-04

OFT sTRAYRD --strsyed nom the snb'erbsriu
\ the t.wp Of Css.viHe. during the last summer OF
fall tsht sorr.l mare colt, vars old last spring
Ts,h ,,,nsrk.. .he no. have = very little white
IN. .r.he.d and very little whit on her feet, OF
.one ~ them any ps son who " u return said coli
20 the subscrlber or give hin iniormathh Nn're "
-" % NELSON DEWEY
en-. n...-.h.r "a 1871 sltf
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GRANT CIRCUIT COURT.
Calendar OF Civil and Criminal Actions
March Term 1878.
OFFICERS or THE COURT.


HON. T. MILLs, Judge. DAVID ScHsEI-
sea, Clerk J L. A. BuRa. Deputy Cl rk.
GEO. B CARrER, District Attorney.
TKAnEscE CARREs, Sheriff
PETIT JURORS
Charles Walker, Philip Keller, James =.
Rhodes, James Bradbury, Addison Handy,
William Thompson, Jacob kuenster. q. ~.
Guernsey, George Ketner. II. Z. Lane. John
Roddick, John z. StilpHug. t. &. Evans, +.
II Bouham, John Willis, George Lyman.
Thomas futiey, ID BallenIine. J J. kendrick,
Joseph Horseisll, John Williams, Perry
Squires, VIM. =. Rowden, James hurphey,
William GOyier, James Hicklin. J. b. Kicks.
X. John, Lawrence Keeler. Jason Lathrop
MEMBERS OF Tine RAR.
Barber Z eInentso n, Geo. Z. Hszelion,
Bushnell 4 C.arK, Samuel MerrIck, Tn Jlnas
X. Robertson, L. J. Wooliey, Andrew Nc
Fall. Ben Shearer, II. NJ. Hackney, James
sheffield, Carer Car CT, William 2 Dewey
Bel Bevbe, Clarke Chambers, Warden
Anderson, L. A. Andrews. J. w. Bracket,
hsgh X. Golfer, NJ. ". Bahey, +. }.
Brooks.
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SELBY COLUMBIA, G. MORNING. DECEMBER 1879
AGNEW's CASH GROCERY HoIsF

fTlIE trial Of conducting onr business .,n !,
Il strictly caah basis has prored a success.
our sales for tho past month being fully mn,
per ceh:. more than on sales for the month OF
NO0cm0er, 1872, which shows :hat our Iriun,is
and the public appreciate our tfIoIts to fur
men Jo0d goods ut living prices. We shalt
not undertake to enunerato price, for nmr
chtlfc STOCK, but give quotations ior II tcw Of
~! !hc leaains articles. assuring our friends
that our prices for al others no, nu,acI viii
oc as low rs any other house who sclis sound
goods, and the extent and variety o: our
stock is mol eTcecded W any house n this cHv.
Crushed SUGAR, 1T retail, 12lc. per lb., or
tb! tor 81.
Granu'atcd and \ SUGAR, III retail. Mt 1oir.
per b., or lbs Tor II.
Powdered SUGAR, ut retail 125. pcr lb
or lbs. for 81.
SUaAl:, very choice, 81 los rurs1
Kehned Yellow Sugar, 9 los. tor ST.
Porto ';icr Sugar. 10 lbs for 81.
lilo COFFEE, Green, 25c.; Parchcd. :, lbs.
for 81. "
New Family FLOUR. % so per barrel.
ANo1 {" sI1.U0"
HAMS. choice New York, $u3.,r-curetL, al
lie per H.
BUTTER. Treble Gilt Edge GuA!.e., | TO-.
per lh.
KAISINS-nuarter boxes, Il; halt boxes,
81 80; whole hoxcs, $3 so. each
Old Rye aud Corn WHISkEY, ESQ caii,I. =
ut 81 20 to - per gallon.
Dec JOHN AGNEW & son.
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+ RAmRoAD MEETING IN GHEENv111E -
At meeting of the citizens of the
County md city of Greenville, S. O.,
held on the 4th inst, pursuant to no.
tice, on motion of Julius @. Smith.
Esq, Mr.. j. A. David was called to the
Chair, and A. Blythe, Esq requested to
act as Secretary.
The Chairman explained the object Of
the meeting to be, to take into conssid.
Grafton the propriety of sending dele
gates TO represent the city and County
of Greenville in the railroad convention
to be held in the city of Charleston, S.
O., on the 11th inst.
After stirring and able addresses from
Hon. T. O. Cover, VIM. Beatio, ESQ,
Whitner Symmes, Esq, and others, on
motion of Mr.. Symmes, it wasss
Resolved, That o committee of five be
appointed by the Chair, to represe ent
the city and County of Greenville, S.
o., in the approaching railroad con.
vention to be held in Charleston, S. G.,
on the 1lth inst.
The Ohair appointed on the com.
mittee Col. Z. p. Jones, Col. II. p.
Hammett. A. Blythe, Esq, Whitncr
Symmes, Esq, and DR.. j. L. West
Aoreland. as ai.-f
On motion of G. G. Wells, ESQ, the
Chairman was added to the committee.
The meeting then adjourned.
J.. A. DAVID, Chairman.
A. BLYTHE, Secretary.
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Tessss.a ssifFfzsEs'oa 's5BTRl:s R:susaofSs1.. /
The Rev. Mr.. Robert "a Il fsssos a;sias
arHQts Castle Garden. NewssYork, 3 9hay.
Ing sSms to The sohsli.o under The al:
reotion Of sthe Commissioners Of Im,mi. i
grafton, of New York, fol: the purpose
or seeking new field for the immi-
grants arriving daily, is desirous of
placing a:few hundred families in, South
Carolina. Under the auspices of the
German Society of Charleston, The un-
dersigned, therefore, calls upon the
planters, farmers and others, who de.
sire to have some of these laborers, to
write Immediately and designate what
Kind OF !sborers they wish; whole fami-
lies o. single laborers, Germans or
Italians, craftsmen or farm laborers.
Planters who, have land for sale at low
prices, or who desire to give portion OF
their land free to immigrants, will also
please state it, IN portion Of the immi-
grants have money enough to start q
farm, II they get the land gratis. or OH
long credit. An opportunity presents
itself hereto draw the long-desired i'm.
migrants to our State. and if all act
promptly, several thousand good men
may como here. The undersigned is
ready to devote his time for this pur.
pose, and only desires tho cooperation
ofthe citizens of the State.
FRANZ MEECHERS,
Editor Deutsche Zsitung.
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JewelrX! /!

"A posito the Central National Rank. his
alarge and beautiful stock Of fine WATCH ES,
stem and key winders, from tho best En-
ropean and American manufa ctur.rs, and of
Elegant JEWELRY! An unrivaIed aseert.
ment just received. and all the latest styles-
sterling S1LFEN-WARE, in eets and csses'-
n ~ dal rresents, and very fine selection Oh
Lockcts, elegant Seal, Wedding and Eng gaee,
ment Rings, large stock OF SpectacIes And
Eye -Glaeeos, Clocks, Mueical Boxes, and n
great variety Of Fancy Articles. MY stocE in
country, and will be sold as cheap aa thn
same article can be bought anywhere.
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MILLINERY
s"Vm Vlctis.'

IN tlc prosoEt excited statc Of the adrc,-
i Using mania, We scarcely know how To
address oor friends. "Cnprcccdentcd
iushes," "Enormons Incrcaee of Biz," 0d
coPtandnm cigar pnfs, a liberal profusion OF
supcrlativos, together with the quietly wills.
pcrcd-in-your-ear assurance that it is aat
ishing how tho young mon stand IN to the
grave demands upon trnir physical cndur-
auce-rcally haveltft our modest style in the
shade. We have. howe ter, no DEERE or love
Tor tho sensational. "Water always finds
it's level" and purchasers Of 10 cent hams
and cooking butter vamptd under the namc
of "Gilt Edge" soon find their way back 10
whero good goods only arc kept; and where
no promises are mldo which are not meant
to lie performed. Our stock is full, our bust
noes fair, mot unprecedented, terms are cash,
and our goods are up to the standa rd We
have always maintained. We can promise
no moro. I'erJum sap.
NOv2 GEO. SYMMEPS
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SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENTS
At TIE
Grand Central Ery Goods EstabisEm I
W. y. LOVE & co.

\ Ni.i;i large stock of desirable GOODS
~ purchased since Tie panic at auctim,,
and ti-' wS,ie. will he offered on MONDAY
N"v' m'icr 10. ls1;;. and throughout the We,
al I'll: most INrEAoEbINALY Low rEiCIS EVER
KNOWN IN THIS CITY.
Our r.ii!ro stock of DRESS GOODS will Le
oH"red al LEES 'han PANIC PRICES.
Al! the ucwanI desirable Fabrics IN Mourn
lnE Dress Goods. including acvcntv-iiy.
pieces al l;iack AIpacas, oi the beat goods
made. vii! bc oiIeled III panic prices
fial:ar,.. H!a, k"is. Cnmforlalcs Hosiery
au! Underwear for ladies Gen,- an,l chill
d!'n "f ev.r? -i:n AN quality, at tx,rcmt!y
low pNces.
In oar LiCE department, we il,r an i'm.
M' ass'i!h.; II oi goods, comprising Col.
larcit' :, JHh1i-, En.ls, Ties, Ne, which Ia.
dies viii ii;:d To he the beet assortment wc
have ,vci exhibited, and III unuAuaiIy low
prices
On sto,!, III Domcst.cs, Prints. Jeans
lwc,, ~ AL. issimcrcs comprise IA full lin,
o! c!i"ic. e"nGs. nj very low prices Linen
aud sc.kcrring Goods much under for.
mrr iIicts. Carpets and Elcs Mt a great re.
duction. I" rcdicc stock and give uur cu- tcm.
cr- bargains
Don't Iaii I" secure some ot tie great bar.
gang tn hr t"nnh at the Grand Central Dry
Go"d= Establishment of
W. D. LOVE co,
Cnlcr the Wheeler Hnusc
w -. LOVE. II. B. MCCREEUY
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A Card

a Card.
BEG to state to those of my customers
4 who have been running monthly bills
thai Ill accounts unpaid on the 5th instan,
viii at once be stopped and the proper step.
taken to legally enforce payment. This
conr,c is imperative, for protection Of my.
self aud creditors. No exception whatever
will be made. GEO. SYMMEKS.
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CLOTHING! DRY GOODS!
GENTS FURNISHING <:OOns,

LOOK OUT FOR BARGAINS!
TINHiE. undersigned. equal to the wants OF
= his friends and the public in general,
formerly, occupied by Jshn G. Dial, with a
large and wcll-sclcctcd stock Of DRY GOODS.
CLOTHING and GENTS FURNISHING;
GOODS, which lie offers at prices that defy
onipcthion. Nespccttully soliciting share
or the Patronage hitherto extended TO him
he promises iull satisfaction TO all that fa.
'or am with call. Ii. GOODMAN.
Oat22
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CENTRAL NATIONAL BANK,
L d - L ~ II l. a, S. C.
:l5O.CG0
sJtiO,U0U

IFfSthI C"rH"', :l5D.CG0
'ih"1rtztH C"PIH. 3JO1 600
JOHN r. PALMER. President.
\. G. uKENlZER. Cashier.
=. \. q. BUTT Assistah; Cashier.
fsNtlS HANk will soon occupy il. magniii-
< cent thrcc-stnry Ma,isnl Il Roof huiid-
ing, now in course ni construction on the
r"!her OF ilain and Hichardeon streets. bu:
Tor .ne Eitsut Will do lusincs. mt it's old
Enhking llon-r, opposite G Columl ia Hotel.
genera Bnnki"E business transacted. Ger
!lticnies OF Drp"t!t. hta,ing Interest at the
raic oi seven itr ccat per anEUm. issued.
Notes. EiI's 81 Exchange aud otnl evidences
al debt ulsct united. ara MOI cy lnart y on col
!Attra!s. Stocks, Bonds, Gold, Silver bong LIT
and sold. Drafts rn all The prominent citice
in tho United states bought and sold.
DIEEcT"NS-- Jas j. Black, JohnB. Palmer,
+. W. McMastcr. II. l.. Scnr, cot r. ID. Sem &
SON q. W. Kc4rGcr, toG Copeland ~ Rear
d!len.) Il. J.; Fr,an, ". G. Swalcd. tof Il. l.
w. G. Swatlitld, W. =. Stan.ty.J G.. Sccrers;
Sanncl MCGOWAN, Al!,,i'."; james II. i;irn'
Wimnshnro. Feb s
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New Books at Bryan's Bookstore

a JOURNEY to the Centre OF the EartL
a from the French OF Jules Verne, sX
, monographs Personal and Social. by Lo-Es
Houghton, with portraits, 20.
,Jessamine, Newell, by Marion HarlanE.,
Family, s175. :" lf>,''i''-
Music and Morals. by Howeis, s1B.
Oxford, 81 SO. 1-Sf'H'' -.
Remarkable Voyages; or, Man Upon Tire
Sea, Illustrated, by Gooderch, }3.
BOOK OF Epita phs, by Northend, 81 25.
The Penns,lvania Pilgrim, by Whit tia5.
Aftermath, new Poem, by Longfellow.
Physics and Politics, by Baghot. London
and other new Books. Alec, an assortmeni
VI new NOVELS. Nov II
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9poc1al Notices,

AN honest man never gets fat
DOrsay Cologne is the best of peri umcs.
"a setting hen is a JOY iorcvor''-
D'Orsay Cologne is also like xise.
"a babe'in the house should never tlro "
stones"-
Every one likes D'Orhay Cologne.
"a thing OF beauty gathers no moss
D'Orsay Cologne is both cheap and good.
At FISHERS DRUG STORE.
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Deposits of 81 and Upwards Received

i%1EEE.S1 hLL0WLD .iY THE RATE
rF SEVEN PhIt GENT PER 4 NM J1I
oN CEfIIFICA 7ES or DEPOSIT.
hAU .SlI PER CENT. EONPO UNDED
EFEHI SlI MONTIIS ON Il COO UNITS
OFFi EKS.
Wm Martin, President
John u. Palmer, Vice Pro idt nt.
\. q. ErtMiHcr, Cashier.
J.H. Sawyer, in general charge.
John q. Il. Smith, Assistant Cashier,
Directors.
Maue Hampton, William Martin, John Il.
ralmer, A. &. Haskell, I. ". McAIs stcr, L.
Ii Heinitth. 4. T.. Gregg. Columbia
G. i. Scott, ". q. Ma.cs, Ncwbciry.
H. d. Rutiedgc, Daniel Ravcnel. Jr., Char
MECHANICS. Lnhorers, Clcrls. Widows.
1X1 Orphans and Others may here depoeit
their savngs and draw a liberal rate of inter-
ast thereon. Planters, Professional Men and
Trustees wisli ing to draw interest on their
fnnds until they require them Tor business or
other purposes; PaI ents desiring O set apart
tmail gums for children, aud Married Women
ana Minors (wloso deposits can only DO with
drawn by themselves, or, in case Of death, by
their legal representatives, wishing 10 lay
aelde funds for future use, are here afforded
an opportunity ot dtpoeting their means
where they will rapidly accumulate, and, at
the same time, te sui jcct 10 withdrawal
when needed. Aup ~
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Notice to AL.
G.. f. JACKSON,
TIE
LEADER OF LOW PRICES.

IS now ready with large stock Of DRY
4 GOODS aud FANCY NOTIONS, at the
LOWEST POSSIBLE PRICES, FOR CASH
say little, but will do more when you call
1T the store. c. JAG i[sUS
E0vII
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baltimore g Wilmington, \, C.
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Semi-Weekly Steamship Line.
Composed OF tho frstclass Steamships
-. J. FOLEY. .Capt.D pp1e
EEBECnA CLYDE. -. Capt. b. c. cnIIDs
~ 49,. Capt. J. S. BENNL71
"AAEAu ..........-.:... Capt. ]. s. CLlyEH.
"ILL hereafter sail from BALTIMORE
Nv every TUESDAY and FRIDAY, and
and SAT URDAY. =
connecting at Wilmington, N. c., with the
wilmington. Go umbia and Augusta Rail-
road, giving Through Bills Of Ladine to and
rom all points in North ard South Carolina
iGcorgia and Alabama.
connecting at Columbia, S. c., with the
Greenviilc and Columbia Railroad and Char
iotte division Of the Charlotte. Columbia ar 4
AuCueta Railroad.
Connecting at Augusta, Ga. with Georpie
Macon ana Augusta and Central Railroads.
'mngton. stop at Railroad Depot, and The
Railroad Freight, being slowed sepnrately in
steamer, is transferred, under covered sheds.
direct to Cars, without delay, and forwntdeI a.
by the fast Freight Expresa that eveniog.
No drayaSe in Wilmington, and no transtsy
from Wilmington South. Rates guarsnte cd
as low as BY any other route, and all lsases
or over. charges promptly paid.
Mark all Goods Uid Steamship to Whining
ton, and forward Bills OF Lading to Nailros5 3
Agent, Wilmington, NC. ~
/ For further information apply To either %
undersigned Agents Of the line.
,ANDKE"S co, Agents B: & ". Steam
ship Limo, No. 73 Smiths Wharf, Baltimore g.
A. L: CAIAUX, Agent B. & w. STEAMSHIP in
Line, Wilmington, N. @.
4. =. vWorE, ~ General Freight Agent,
HIM. coTT1NcHAM' eGmassGn, Genesssi wease,, N; t.,
aEcllt, Atlanta. Oa Nov 22 Smos
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efnho"n by sales proved hy swoIn returns
tothe owners OF the principal Sowing Mn.
chine Patents-w which last year amounted to
2i?,7oS Machines, line out OF ton of thcm
beng Tor family use. This is over IS OOO
more sewing Machines than were sold by
any oth;r company duiirg the same period,
and over onc-qnartcr of all tho SI,lchnes
sold in 's2 These enormous sales arc
nwlnE to The iong-tc.!cd mcrits Of the SING
Elk Machines, which m,ct the wants Of tho
pnoiic III superiority ANA simplicity of con
s'tuctIoI. and capabi'i,y for great variety
and excellence of wD.k
THE h1EGER MANUEACTCElEG co.
j. =. L1GON. Agent Nov7
CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
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A daughter of Mr.. George ". Cristie,
of Georgetown, died last week, from
the effects OF q large dose of strychnipe.
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MOORE & FABER,
Att0rnc cys-ut-LlN w & Solicitors II, Equity
COLUMBIA, S. c.
nFFICE on Main street, over Scott's Bank
~ L. .. Box So. Nov ! lmn.
a. G. MOORE W. il. FAEEt..
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Just Received.

a MUiEs and lionsis i1n is ."ma % MsTsaisE Of wicE
GaHzz3s are well broke. They .nay be seen
at Ciiarlcs I.ogan's Sta5es, corr r senate
ana Assembly slrc,t4.
Nov IL " s. ~ l.. IA HDTT