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Stolen Notes.

A Ii persons who have given me Notes
II in favor of Wilcox, Gibbs q Co. for
Guano, are notified that such as have not
been taken up, although paid or over paid,
were stolen from ME on yesterday at the
Show, and I warn all persons not to trade
for any such Notes. Receipts are given for
all those paid. The largest note was OH
John Mellow for $361.4S. The next on
John Phillips and 2. P. Smith for S9l. 70.
and next on Larkin Walker for S39 Al, With
others that had been paid and receipted for
Those who had not paid are notified not To
pay to any other person than myself.
GEO. SEABORN,
Agent Wilcox, Gibbs q Co.
Pendleton, Nov. 16, 1876. 19-1
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Honea Path High School,.

THE Exercises of this School will be re-
l. sumed November 9th.
Instruction will be carefully impaired in.
Latin, Greek. Mathematics, Book Keeping.
and in all the ordinary and higher branches:
of English. Special attention will be paid
to Penmanship. Terms-From $500 to
$14.00 per term. Contingent Fee, so cents:
Students will be received at any time, and
charged only for the time they come.
81. G. REED, A. B.
Nov q. 1876 10
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HYMENEAL.

MARRIED, OH Thursday the 10th inst,
at the residence of the brides mother, in
this town, by Rev. ]. S. Murray, Mr.. WILL
LIAM w. KEYS and MISS VASHTI
BURRISS, all of Anderson.
On Thursday the 10th inst, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, in Williamson,
by Rev. B. F. Mauldin, Mr.. THOMAS
ARCHER and Miss RUTH ACKER, all of
this County
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Nov %. 1876
/ Mean What I Say.

A LII persons indebted to me for Guano,
n. and Tobacco for the years of 1875 and
1876, OF who owe me for money loaned, are:
hereby notified that they must make settle
ment before the first day of January next
or before that time give me satisfactory rea-
son for the delay, or they will have to settle
with an officer of the law. I have on hand
q large lot of fine Tobacco, which I will sell
low for cash. 1t is in caddies of ten pounds
and upwards.
Nov % 1876 10 6
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TOlled.

DEFORE ME, by Dr.. W. G. Brown, one
ID white and black-spotted Hog, IA bar
row. about 1S months old, one ear cOaside-
rably torn-no other mark. The owner
will come forward prove property and pay
expenses; otherwise said hog will be dis
posed of according to law.
WARREN D. WILKES,
Trial Justice Anderson County.
Bolton, Nov. 9, 1876. 10
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Nov %, 1871
To Rent.

WE will rent to the highest bidder, OH
w the 9Th December next, at IL NJ, g
very fine Cotton Plantation, situated ON
Little River, Abbeville County, the place:
known as 1.-THE George Clinkscales OLD
Place" 1t will be rented in one lot or sevc-
raj. Terms made known on the place Oh
the day above mentioned.
J. G. CLINKSCALES,.
w. L. PRINCE.
Nov % 1875 10 2
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NOTICE OF FINAL sETTLEMENT.--
IN Notice is hereby given that the un-
dersigned, Admistratrix Of Mitchell B. Scott,
deceased, will apply to the Judge of Pro-
bate for Anderson County, on the 29th day
of December next, for final settlement
and discharge from the Personal Estate Of
said deceased.
ROSANNAH DICKINSON, Adm'x.
Nov % 1876 19
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Ex-Gov. d. H. Chamberlain says he
will be the next Governor of South Caro-
lima. We suggest to him the propriety
of saying instead of this, that he would
like to be the next Governor. Ills
chances are gone.
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Aiken's majority, 1926.

The prospect of South Carolina having
pure and just government in South
Carolina once moro is bright. The whole
matter rests with the Supreme Court,
which we trust will do justice to our long
oppressed State,
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A LII persons indebted to us are request
n ed to call and pay up before January
l.t, 1877. After that date they will have to
settle with an Officer of the Law.
FAINT. BELL & CO..
Nov %, 1876 10 8
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Money Found (!

AT Anderson Court House, OH Tuesday,
n November Il, considerable sum of
Money, which the own can get by calling
IN the undersigned, proving property, and
paying for this advertisement.
r. B. DEAN.
Nov %, 1876 10 IL
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THE INAUGURATION
OF
II AM.PTON
WILL TAKE PLACE DURING THE
STATE FAIR,


A ND the citizens of Anderson are cor!ii-
II ally invited to unite in the grand de-
monstration, when will be inaugurated
Great Reduction in Prices, at the
famous Dry Goods and Notion Store Of
C. F. JACKSON, Columbia, S. C.,
Who is prepared to give bargains of every
kind for the benefit of the whole people,
irrespective of race, color or previous con-
dition."
My entire stock of Dry Goods will be
sold at lower prices than ever before offered
in this city, and extra inducements will be
made to purchasers in White and Coloreti
Blankets, Mems Heavy Jeans and Cassi-
meres, Ladies' and Misses Hose, &C.
Call and examine goods and prices, or
send for samples.
C. f. JACKSON, Columbia, S. c.
Nov %, 1876 19 +
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Notice TO Debtors.

A Ill persons indebted to ME by Note or
~ Account, are requested to make set
tlement before the first day of January next,
or viii! be compelled to institute legal pro.
ceeding to obtain what is due me. A word
to the wise is sufficient.
NJ. D. KENNEDY.
Nov @. 1876 10 2
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Dissolution.

THE firm of ]. N. Sutherland & Co. is
l. this day dissolved by mutual consent.
All indebted to the firm will make payment
to ]. N. Sutherland, who is authorized to
settle up the business of the firm.
]. n. SUTHERLAND,
II. +. ARMSTRONG;,
w. F. SUTHERLAND.
Belton, S. c., Nov. 20, 1876.
The undersigned, having purchased the
entire stock Of General Merchandise of
]. N. Sutherland & Co. have formed CO.
partnership, and will continue to sell Goods
low for cash at the old stand, under the
firm name and style of Sutherland q Artn-
strong. -
w. C. ARMSTRONG.
Raltnn Nov % 1876 10
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
COUNTY OF ANDERSON.
IN THE COJIpT OT QRORATE

IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.
Wm. S. Hall and wife, Malinda Hall, Plain
tiffs against Enos Massey, Thomas Mas
scy, Levinah Hays, VIM. j. Shaw, James
Shaw. VIM. L. Massey, ct al, Defendants.
Summons for Partition-C0mplaim mot
Served.
TO the Defendants Enos Massey, Thomas
Massey, Levinah Hays, VIM. J.. Shaw.
James Shaw and VIM. l.. Massey and
James Massey:
VOU are hereby summoned and required
Il to answer the complaint in this ac-
ton, which is filed in the Probate Judges
office November 81, 1876, and to serve copy
of your answer to the said complaint on tho
subscriber at his Office, ut Anderson Court
House. S. c., within twenty days after the
service hereof exclusive of the day of such
service; and il you fail to answer the conf
plant within the time aforesaid, the Plain
tiffs in this action will apply to the Court
for the relief demanded in the complaint.
Dated Dist November. A. D. 1876.
JOHN 3. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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The Republicans are slow to admit
their defeat, but it will have to come any
Wav:
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NOTICE is hereby given that an action
has been commenced in this Court upon
complaint Of the above named Plaintiffs,
for the purpose of obtaining partition and
division of the premises therein described
among the owners thereof, or for sale
thereof under the direction of this Court and
and for division of the proceeds of such
sale among said owners according to their
respective rights, which premises were at the
time of the commencement of this action
and the filing of this notice situated in the
State ofSoutl Carolina, County of Anderson,
and are described in the said complaint IS
the real estate of Silas Massey, deceased. of
which you have an interest.
JOHN b. MOORE,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
Nov %, 1876 ~ 6.
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Bolton. Nov. 20, 1876.
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HamPtonS maJofrty, 1, LOS:
Simpsons majority, 139.
Official Vote for Member Of Congress,
Third District.
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A Positive Fact !

Nov %, 1876
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Official Vote for Solicitor, Sth Circuit.
Cothran's majority, S,2l7.

Congressman and Solicitors.
The following is the aggregate vote for
Members of Congress and Circuit Solic-
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THE STATE Of TRADE.
ETHIOPIAN NARKrTs

LTyBRPOof, Aug. l2-l2 30 p n.-COtiob Ia strong; MID
ding Uplands Gslsd MddliDg Orleans 6b,sd ssles
I50Oo bales including 5000 of speculation export;
eepis 300 bales Of which SlO bales American Fu
tes, iasd dearer sales Of Mddins Uplahha Low Mldng
clause August delivery A. G do do September and Octo
Der desey I'D also sales o the same AT sad sales
Miding Upan'A low Milihg clause October snd Sovem
her delivery ut G1gd alsD sales Of the 0sd sales
crop Middhg UP ands fow Mldlng clause shipped
November and DccerDb"r ller saii). NJ 64d -
LIVERPOOL Aug "a 80 M PORK SIG Dbl for Prime
Meas. TailUw al g. cwt for American.
ILyEHrOoI- Aug l2-2 d. m-Pofk--P Prime Mess Western
steady at 81 HamsLobg Cnt steady at 69i Shoulders
steady at 34I. Wheat-sprinE No. iuli AZ 81 No. du
at82.
LiyERroOI, Aug 1913 D. Cotton futures quiet sales
OF crop Middlng Upianda Low Mddlng clause shipped
October And Noyeber cr sa at Bsd on the sales today
O. 900 bales American.
LONDON Aug l2on the stock Exchange during the past
bseu rather vide fluctuations and al
general advance prices although the amount OF
business has been small Consos and India stocks have beon
weak English railways with two exceptions,
sncod but Canadian lines been unchanged In
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We snrex closin2 QUOTATIONS. OIL roI9IBI chO

None, could he had almost for the asking 20 day
and certainly with the thanks Of the lender Tor
taxing T. even at the low charss- of lS1l per cent
ON Government bonds, and 1ssll2 Oh pledge OF
,toek collateral We heard of loans running until
J,ouary 5, ri per cent, justifying the tEeoiy ex-
,,es.ed by many we'll informed bankers that money
will not command over per cen this year. Tho
discount market and domestic exchanges are as yos-
terd,v quoted The following is the clearinghouse
abatement to-day: Currency clesrsnoes. Si3,4S6-
O93; currency balances, $2,927,972; gold clear
,Dces 81. 76s, 9S2: gold balances, S705,S07; and
the following were the claarances at the New-fork
Cls,rinS. house for the week and the resulting
t.,ances: Currency clearances, $2G@,33i,5 SOP;
currency balances. Sl5,o62, 1856; gold clcarances,
S35. oG3, $50; gold balances, S45,570,7Go Inc
hank statement for tho week ending to-day was
Ices favorable bScsrse OF large decrease IN legal
,enters which more than noutraiized the effect OF
e,in inspccie Otherwise tho changes were unim'
porta,t aud had 40 direct infuoDes upon tie future
omrso OF money The banks now Lold in !avfni
money in excess Of the twenty i've per cent required
BY law $c3,1i6,425 as against s23' S3e,S $50 last
week, a decrease Of 1892 25 Tor the week. The
following is comparison ct tho bank averages THIS
week and last:
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.sn considerations. There Is likely 70 DO more ae
t;s;tv next week. The sales were at llliS' Tue
range for the week having been llI's ON ~ ths
90 and Illss yesterday. On so-i loans uho
1 N. .sre fat and 2 per cent borrowing. Inc
.Ss;.tant Treasurer paid out to-day Selooo
=; conn interest on the public debt. and Sl'6ool IN
redemption of called bonds bringing up ahe seSp ~
-. g,okly totals to 81, 667, 900, and S6$4'o' Inc
n,,ort entries of foreign dry goods at the port Oh
,.york for the week ending to-day were $ZOoo'-
41o the amount thrown upon Tho market fooang z up
81 sos lsi, and of aonern meF'hAn''e 70 800 r.
o. making total in gold coin valuation OIL
e. 3e0715. The export eiearanees OF domestic
D,aca for the week ending Aug. were to the cur
rauov valuation OF S591s,osG. The specie ship.
80 for tho week amounted 20 $279999. OF
- s1Os 500 was in gold coin in transit. The
;nnorts Of specie were $50, 096. The days business
=, rbe Gold Exchange Bank covered: Cold cleared
sol 100, 900; gold balances, 81 81 currency
Iala,oes Si.472,792. Tho principal gold quota
tons to-day wero s. follows:
my Ilse...iiih ili,s go III q q
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pouEsTic NApK FITS.

DOMESTIC MARKETS
w Rsg,S 5g 5. 2 odrn Sa,a Rrs Ss
C,ss gr50 Srsh BsyIry 200 bush dsaal shuren,-
S soos s sn'h o TSr $50 p s sN
$50 His H aSsL iY S hlsn csna
fren's UNCHANGED Whe: continues viii seN.os any sni ,
SG6 .soa.a Ssins al 81 Is corn il aud hen sales
Rys ds q So ' .p S S, S Sa; ,a: s
az p g"@ is r j" .' Ard % 9 H sSa ' sG
CgioaGo TIg I2-plour Gull whea, IN far demand; No
30. To- siSGs5 81 l3a6a.c c5rnaed:s So ts,. sost
ssay AID arr Bsriey steady end srm iorI am a.
AM weaE a. si a5 pot SD 87is syp@,6rr max Nests
du shoucr. 6-tas &C., Snort Fab and sh.5. Cn% sts
81 o Freight, uEehcntrd ke,pts5519o pie -Four s
40 Iush Rye 400 bush B.io;. sAlinoats8oOo bAls.
Flour 1000 bis. Wheat 1000 bush Conn., liU0O bush
cIsciSiTi, Aug i3~rionr qirs bg, steady. whs,t
s gair Int Inn Inn II S2os5c. Fork dn a -, 80 lard
BulE Meats du Ha weak 5iuir.s, 49, Clea' i!ig ana
Sm ~ f :rt a. od md SIC 5ly j 10
,s g. ff IA. 9a 10 % Saa sS Is Hss,, IS
g 50 receipts, 5a5i slrm.nt, 8So .e.-., w.,
af SS t'f iuI N 81 c5 Hsrd CO., ii IS do,
corn qurt No a5rnnally or;a qre. br. .sad' So
,. "lc Rye uDcllnScf BalsJ hrn No sPrnS 5o, cash,
tS 2c 70 5e, cro s g, coo 6b flour 900
bus'- Nao1L Sll'utnss-J 3Vv bDls to1i' 'fSY' 'u7"
WLea' So,
PHILADELPHIA, Avg l@-pot-oecn h-m crude. lS.se'
EsFuei l- IfJIh. ~tru ~ 3D. Bark tlus'cl'rnui 30
rloIr hIn sa'ct 500 bblt ,irss ~ > ST. - " n
n~soa Panty = 75aS6 -; rcnEs ysr.A oe' nf la -
do - ~gd - 10; Iiich GrairI s7fsS 70 Bye FIp1f,
2,1St 3ris Who's, dui Nes F,nHsrlvaua Rod 81 II
prl.warc Amber. ~ lsdsl ~ it'e-PtnHS'ivAia ana
western sc firm Yellow 81 cb~. N4t'fl 80 'tG
sell a5 5ji:r. Oa'- ulcii-r sid lower. "'snrn v htt
g. ca2, peNa %tc l"LnstlF,nia See 49,. H. % tt
SMnh o. " -'Sr. Picsru 10, ija6l+a'. Lard 80
II ts,. WHISKY W,strr, 81 IL Hlter quiet; rT1 - a
and Bradford county tu!@s = -" .. % ~ -
- -, s, -o,. Ia Eirst- 1. 30, tr.se.s sirtiy;
Svw.NrrA Fancy SrUrc= 30. Prime. I107's' v tel'il'
Fius &C.: Prime, tDi - E.Esa-t.s rsn-'N"Lia
Ies-. .ii buiasRrr fr ,h RIDE weston '', ~ :
10. ,re pj- .vuE. ,.-i0 bn.+. N"rai. 500 bush ~.
gr21o bls4; osis, 22oGJ bush lp"lehIs t5''@9
-. Ions Aug l2-F-our ..-i ana ursiaug~,. Nhea.
ar'n'r' ~. We'd Pail ~ cash 81 70 = >>c- Der :
3 a." 81 n" . CO... 81. No Mixed 80 ->fOTr, cash
tacr. 80 = sc. br Gosh sa'ras "tRc, August 20 2c
september i've f@G - &c. Hu-<' 't4EiT and ain =!
- 10 pJrl. Silr~lJ 3D. la Tli's sad Iu'n"nS' iN
sa,d N..- rhoul.i t'.'-; tr.F lsh Hnh lear '''',
Jce .Ecs IJ.i1lO1-r aUd iO'c Lys HOGS IA If 50
n -. 'atti' drH .ui no tan,'f ie""l-s -n, DDS
tour 2GrCY hus. Wheat 52.uou Nr,l. corn, LOW b1sh
Oa;s 5000 bash. rye. 30 Hogs ~CO trul". 49, AMI.
40 =. Nrv. d.. No. $40, 81 o., 10 Naits sich
l-l1. StF 80 liHt ,o .d0 "a u'H hrL "', -'"N -
fwhrE N.cGZ.L u ''as Sri."HI.' > co.. ~ i"t'
81 a.. IL. ao: = - N", ~ 70 ~ " No.
$50 No Amber Ilin"'., N"r, ~ ."f1 stu, li,F
4btc: t.uAe,,i. 4ULc. Oa,' sray Va. :, So d" 2
Wln~ $50. Michigan. 81, hr'tpi 90 bu., '',i'
~ prr 1000 rhs. flour oS,O1O bash Wheat -'OvO
Ia 1T 600 Dor p. tJgt-.
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~ EAE1N-haIket IVES quiet 1T liigGii'ic per N Ter
Prime amt CHOICE WcsicIr
SUGAkRehhed In moderate demand AZ Yesterdays
prices Raw qui"' bat tho t-'s Of "oJ'tc LOT
Far 10 pDl Refining 9c. Tor Primo % yac. for No ~
and ~ Harara bOxe aud eS6lO'sr SHES Of 30 hhhs
81 ada al fa 7c LIPS bags Centrifugal At 0a6iOo; and
2UD bUNs MJlHsAcs Sugar II
TALlOw-Martets ti rulod firm salcs I5J. 900 Prime
Al btrah'iac. ., ".
WHISKY Inc market a shade easier salcs 100 bbls
al 81 - n per gallon
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CATTLE lALEErs.
IIrnrrlai.
,r1rr 40 rlrr unlnEHS of THE FIRST

NOTICE 10 THE HOLDERS Of TIE FIRST
y MORTGAGE BONu0 II thg MJNiGpNEki and ~
s,,I I' ., H. R" 81 ,te Nonqoery and Eu',ul raj
-,fh torIlry known the tirsE Iutr5g" E"Nds, ana
ar,l b. Endorsed be- thc .at oi NHhna lH "'oor a,e
j. W. DiNMlCk, Ma-trr In hancrly.
CIRCUIT COURT of the LSlLEp ,ItAltS ,.oi. Ve
MIDDLE DISTRICT 81 ALNNAM,h,y NAG"U - ~ ,NN 81
tDNpt..N - A,.IS 'Etifl.-ihlS 'auau l. .uhillt'l
m An !r,rrn-r nrti and up0l confederation &. IS ordered,
,to,lrrd and iccr-ed ". pimmick b' appointed
~ s,r. a,ieri and decIca that Tho holders
Railroad Company hiou are ALLEGED Y" Do ih'@'l
the state - Alabama ard known ~ NE t't M'IF"se
i he ut day 81 October : f. 1877 NJ hs u'co IN the
tiy MONTGOMERY. state OF Alabama statement IN =" rg
tUn tho first unpaid coupon AMI tho aatr q
the iuiorscu.nt thereof. ard ~ rs Governor oi Su
on. nd"fs men, rI' mndr Ill a,s' i'vh ,,,
obtained 1T tho prt" pa!d Tor thh =" 81, Ho.'No''g
aul IUfau' Railroad Company OF he con- 'I'. ~ ~" sn
oDtibod f,om mo Montgomery ana tiaIj. h5i."F
COMPANY; which statement shail bo Vptr Nv tuo lutN
holder ~ sid bonds or by any person having p'iS"h
know IT, 'gc ~ the facts. .,..-.-.... A..
II tn. aniay made by oxecutor or adminrrator u
viii be .aci, according u the best "l - LHnWl
tigr Information and belief Hnch s"i'in,n' @ is'
with IN ChanuerY shall b" takeh cd ahd con
,.r,i no came aud O have he ea'rt II u" bonds
ten,rvti alri cnins against said ApnIpneI! aud
I, t. ,tbcr ordered a. JUDGED and derived hat toe r1st"r
~ ChHucry r.purt prpr"ngs had undrr tnE decree 70
the next term of 'his cohii an ne $40 L'go, ~, ~, y,
nj. silt shn have te right upon trr coming a. ~ ire MAS
tors report Gle exceptions 10 IA" allowance OF any
o. having argit 10 pal.pae ~ ING ,'' " d" '" '''o""
cu-panv bIgdhultrrs having Httt h"n.
Is further ordered niiufgd Rnd dire1 tiat tc hhStt
In ChhDcery notice of this dccr'" 10y Plb'h.ng ne so
ninety days IN the Alabama state Journal neNsIe
published In said City Of MONTGOMERY anu ~ .no go YIN
Tribune spaprr published In 10" tlly OF NtM.lOrN TO-
Al eIuiii ~ M tie parties in interest," ar reserved tos
future hearing and "9''''''n-''J oIiN nRUCE, Judge
FILED the 9Th sar " July, 4. D., 1879. .,. go :,
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Dipiocn1 Notices.
C,rcwo tSD 'ttoS rhfNot1 Cor }
stCGEfAsCf pyi7cI tHll 400 Aug D. 500.

Cl.f~, zoo tNp 'gfoN rN'NOt0 60, I
stCGErAsTf pg:TCT ,HIl 49," Aug. .. 1861
NOTICE 10 SiOCkBDLDERS.--No Is
...y gwen tho sock t 70 OF tIt chicago '. A.tOl
i.l,rl & .ni..uy that CASH DfEfDH|D ~ 80. ~
m % ,J,o,T "a rls Ja beer q ciaurd upon ~" Preferred
.ut Common .f.rA OF t, Company, p'y"Jr a. We l-nt!hs
lry's ag,ut-. MOSS NJ Is lrhnl, iAt1h
/, co. No o. vii am .' IN 'dc cry y No"fo.A On TIE
l1 tly - ~;,rb.r ar,t y holders no ar" rcss.,r' as
l a. to n.H az no 18Th ily Of Aigist
iua at which umu 10" b..r b"Dhs Ni' Re r'std anu
f.r ~ Tor t.4rs., 2, "a ta' 1881 ~i1ui"g "
" ". LA:thA RE. St'I- idry.
pEi,w,Ka ~ - uso> CANV. C"griNY,)
ssg.N O.k. July ~. i>1t. s
rl'uE OARD of MANAGERS ot this COM
PANI nav" aa,'t,d . y. 'lhEHD OF fI.t n"EE
,....T capita. stock, rsN.bH AZ IL" NA!tOnAL
f. TX or DDN.AEitDi IN >ev-iOIs On ANA alter IL rs
DAY. 1t AUGUST NtNG
"a, i.ir,tc- nooa, wi. close =, O'Clock p ~, sATUE
So 1877. s. .'' o.a'' upr The morning vi Thurs
'''7 De JAMES C. HART. Treasurer.
'l~rN DtElDEND.-Otlcc at Columbia fire
~ fu.utlnc- Company 50 'lh'rt' ~, Juy ln l,t6
l., Ia..i a. I..c. ~ have ur,ar.-i a~EHI.ANNCtL
tIE DEAL ~ FIVE 80 PER - on t1e g. IAL
X .g.rbls on Demand. $50 y. ARTHUR sec.
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81 cl coed D. inary lO4 Midd!nR
For future delivery there wa, an ad anee OF iSsa,c, via
iinsye NOVEMBER 400, lipage: December, 200 lHS2c.
January, 800 il7sc total 100 bales First caii-soptem
SOD bales od March 10 is,.e total 100 bales s
i2issac 600 i2ac September, 200, lHslc. 1910 I2hcj
200 i2'ssG. 500 i2iie oe,oSer is1 I'm IN 400
!yD ti'.e; 300 Srecl DecempSI SOC ii~sss; 100.
March 100 Ih'sae total TO- 100 bales gland total 1900
balel
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Rr6.!icse ghancc5.

DARE OPPORTUNITY. - FOR SALE -
gb.I safe, profitable bu~t-, well established goods
o. u. .lar. anI iohhrrs o The proprietor mas o,er
pr.nes- y and van roltcr ,he YUrctaN'r is ad
,-t r,uuI.u slJuu. none fEt person rrl ULg SUHL
e mes meet -.py ,as Address Lock Box p, Post
Nur.. NoNIur.. y \.
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tnated heavily closnteaa3h ghsr. TIE OTHER charges
have npwarl hu,sleans nave nStn
Unchanged, and the uneipse
baa.eas Gn.Inntipn TOGaYs market Y.s N, nu,
stes1y Business oifr3 the pest Week hi'
been oL stocss have peeu large aIe piiSts lus'l ,,b
OF coffee 1t "rct'on have Deer WIZ
ara hr ssut of DJlci sais of lOOo bags next
aited with u.Jsual interest Cool 10 - cVlOny
CatInn Vaed Gully slightly, all otiors nave
been dull and sLgar continues etiye WIN an M
bsIrss In fcsting cteo' mas De-"
large. lice nean unchapge The NItVas o. lN va
rrcos.nt, 7rge rripE RE wecS al eln1urtit III,
yrices good - Dna Esio ArpShs'u
low gIa s5ld favor OF buSers - - ,..,
LONDON. Aug l2-l2:3c .. M CcDsoS So'IG Ioi LON
ard the account L. - BohaS lsobs OIL loo'.i Nov
Eiyas, 10, - o.
IoNDON Aug i2-i.3O y. m.-IGTis atvtccs qnote III Q
per mt Rcut.g lOGf lac. Ter IN" account ,o,,.
LONDON. Aug. l.-2:J y. M hited sIates poh Aoo''
oil LOG 1868, i09e- -. 90, l., ..or,
rAaA Aug !2-xchango Oh i"ndon Zof' 1900 WI S''''
sight ~, .r,.,i
ANIwERP. Aug 12.-Peoieum. 3jai Ior Fins Alo Amen