The Charleston daily news. (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, November 15, 1869, Image 4
VOLUME VII.-NUMBER 1141. CHARLESTON, fe. C., FRIDAY MORNING, AUGUST 20, MX DOLLARS A YEAR
purl, Imt on thc next tiny she was released nml
lier papers returned. Tue authorities ktmity al
lowed her twelve hours lu which to put tosca,
bul declined to permit lier olllccrs lo purchase
coal. They mudo arrangements, however, to duda
Hie vigilance of iii Uovcraor, tint their plans fail
ed. On the 22tl, theotllcers of the Lapwing again
went on hoard anil look possession of tho Lillian
in the name of the military authorities of the lla
hamas. The Lapwing then went In search of the
men who liad been left behind, and returned with
them in a suffering condition. The great In al or
tie tropical sun und watti of Ute necessaries of
lire had dom- their work. Two hundred of the
men were Sick. Their beds were Hie unsheltered
earth, ami their canopy the s y, from which a
scorching sun poured down its rays. The cloth
ing of many were torn into shreds. So worn out
willi hunger and fatigue were the men on their
arrival at Nassau, that it was liant lo distinguish
them ono from thc oilier. Many were shadows of
t Itu robust men who so short u time since depart
ed from Fernandina. The expedition was a
failure.
Work nml Wilges.
Huckle, thc historian, say ri Hint "thu con
*'stunt ellort of every malt lo belier lils own
"condition Ks so salutary, us well as pow
erful, Hint il Isoflon capable of securing
"Hit! progress of society,'' tn spilo of tho
folly iiml extravagance of Hie rulers or man
kind. Where placid content sl mborously
reigns, Hiero is neither progresa nor im
provement Dissatisfaction Ls th precur
sor of inquiry, of I hough t ind of ncliou.
Anti in tho steadiness with which Hm work
ing dusses, Hin wide world over, strive lo
clovuto themselves to a plane of superior
prosperity, wo recognize, not only a sense
of tho necessity of advancement, but also u
consciousness thal Hie power is possessed
lo obtain, sooner of lalor, all that is so
eagerly ami anxiously desired.
Tito working classes, us those ur iliij
liiiotiycly called who on rn their daily broad
by manual labor, must bc in the majority in
every community. Under any social organ
ization, Hie lot of the ninny must be one of
privation, hardship and toil. To make that
toil is easy as may be, lo secure to tho
worker all thc fruits or bis labor, to reduce
us fur us possible the necessary pains of
those who obey
-"the original ordinance that man
".Must sweat lor lils poor pittance;''
those are the aims of Hie enlightened stales*
men and ccouomists of Hie age. And much
lias ulruady been accomplished. While Ino
working classes of Europe ire still knock
ing nt tho gales, the workingmen of Amer
ica stand within thc citadel. Here there aro
no laws which prevent the workingmen from
regulating their own allah's in their own
way. Although protective tann's, and leg
islation for the bandit o tho monopolist,
blot Hie Plainte books, there is no enactment
which embarrasses the workingmen in their
endeavors to Increase Hie beiiolits md exalt
the dignity of labor. The ballot gives thom
power; the schoolmaster, tho lecturer and
the journalist will leach thom how lo use it
aright ; and there aro not wanting staid and
thoughtful men who believe that, in less
than ton years, tho working classes of Hie
United Stales will control every popular
election.
Slavery, which prevented white Immigra
tion, md made competitivo free labor im
possible, allowed the atmosphere of Hit
South to remain undisturbed, mid perl m p.
unparlfleil, by the currents of economic agi
talion. The co-operative store, the indus
trial partnership, tho combination of em
ploycrs against thc employed, or of the em
ployed against the employers, wus unknown
in thc Southern States. When tho wai
closed, the freedmen held aloof, and tin
white workingmen were eager for employ
nient. There wns no immediate talk o
making the position of thc willing workoi
moro pleasant and secure. This, indeed
appeared to be impracticable. But, now
circumstances are declared to have changed
the wave of agit al ion breaks on our quin
shores, iud Hie white workingmen, nssem
hied together, give expression to tho opin
ion that they must he up and doing, to ob
lain better wages, and to guard Lbomselvo
well from oppression and from wrong.
Of the nttoinpt winch ls making to .usc tb
workingmen is a moana of giving noloriet,
lo political adventurers, iud ol' imparting
new life to a moribond political party, w
have nothing now lo say. What wc huv
to deal with is tito fact thatrour white work
Ingiuen n e determined to obtain, if poss
hie, a better price for their labor; not b
threat or intimidation, hut hy peuceful con:
hinution und concerted unity of action. ,
This is a matter which touches each an
every one of us. The price of labor, in Hi
absence of combinations, is a fair gauge <
lhc*prospcrity of a community. Where Hi
price ls low, thc supply of labor outstrip
the demand, or elso thc demand for Iain
lins decreased while tho supply hos romaine
stationary. Either horn of tho dilemma
bad enough. In neither coso is weall
accumulating, nor are thc pcoplo growln
rich. Wo are, therefore, deeply intcrcsU
ia ascertaining the reasons why labor in th
community is poorly paid, und in dcterml
ing whether this unfortunate result com
from natural and temporary causes, or fro
tho absence in South Carolina of tho pr
tcctlve Trado Unions' which exist, wo L
Hove, in every Northern and Western Stol
If there hos been any overt cotnbinaH
among the employers to keep down t
wages of theju-orkingaian, we know lt nt
If there has been any desire among thc co
ilalists, few as they ire, to oppress anti tl
grade Hie artisan and laborer, it has r.
come to our ears. Hut w. icul that c.vt
man is entitled lo "a fair lay's wages fo
"fuir day's work;" anJ, when a body
hardy workingmen desire to make kuo
their griovunce and explain their pressi
wants, we, at least, cannot throw cold wa
on their tolling. On the contrary, wo sli
aili them to Hie liest of our ability in adi
with prudence, temperance and justice
tho gr.tnd work now seriously begun.
COMPLAINT ls mude, that thc wutchmon
not promptly ring Ibo alarm when tho
hroko out in Calhoun street on-Sutli
morning. At the Urn in "East Bay last we
and nt the recent tiru at the Citadel,
alarm was not rung until at least twe
minutes after tho Haines wore plainly \
bio. The attention ol the ant hork 'es is c
ed lo this important matter.
CnKsrititKtiH.n Ima organized a Dist
Survivors' Association, willi M ilo^ Jame:
Colt us pres!.lent. Moem H. Mciver, ,
H. I'owo.'T. V Malloy, M..J Hough, Ja
Colt, J. K.. MCIJOJIII and P. W Rauch
woro'oleotvd dolo'jriUes to the "State \ABS
lion" to meet in Charlea ton on the I8ttb
Thc Slate Pair.
Iii ii community whoso wholo system of
labor luis benn suddenly ami violently
chunged, whoso bornes have boon harried,
iiiul whose people lia vu been brough) lo Hie
yorgo of ruin, il ia nu oas*/ mailor lo kindle
anew thc lin* of emulation uml ambition,
und lo aroiuHi in holli farmer and artisan Ute
stirling activity which niall Slate, fairs bo
fore Ibo war valuable unii interesting. This,
however, hus boon dom* in South Carolina
in thc course of u few months.
Thc stulo Agricultural ami Mechanical
Society was organized in Columbia in April
last, and it was determined that, tho lirsi
annual fair should bo he'd in that city in
November, ll. was Ihoughl by tunny lint
neither lb fair buildings, nor lue articles
for exhibition, could In* tundo really in so
short ii lime, and Unit the people were not
yet alive to tho importance of such gather
ings. Uni tho expectations of Hie sanguine
friends of tho movement have boon fully ro
nlteed. Columbia-guided by tho counsel
or her far-si- .od merchante-erected, ul
grout uxpcil8i lUllablo buildings, ind hud
out extensive grounds, in which lo hold ibo
fair. And when thc exhibition was formally
oponed on Wednesday last Ks success was
already assn rod. Tho pooplo thronged to
Columbia from every part of tho State, ami
tin* whole colouration was in every way
creditable. Sollie counties won; barely rep
resented; tho seacoast could send nothing.
Hut tho Slats* at Inri;*- showed well in her
manufactures, her calilo und stock, hoc
household wares, lier cloths and yarns, ber
vellidos iud implements, and Charleston
stood in tho front rank for mechanical abil
ity and manufacturing skill. Thc premium
lisl was hugo and goneraliy acceptable, and
tho receipts of hard .cash larger than was
expected.
Now Unit tho first stop lias boon made, wo.
trust that both farmers ami manufacturera
will so lo work in earnest lo make tho Fair
of 1K70 in ovorj' way worthy of our now-born
Stale. There was some naliirul dosi re t hat
the Fair should bo held next year in Ch ..'lea
Ion; bul there wore good reasons why ii
contrai point should bo preferred, and Co
lumbia has neted with so large and wise \
generosity that it would bo unseemly to sug
gest that her noble Fair buildings should lio
unoccupied and hilo, oven ovo y altornato
year. Columbia, lins won tho honor, and,
wo arc Hiiro, will near it well.
Tho officers of tho society have boon un
tiring in their efforts to nuike tho fair both
useful and successful. In tho face of many
difficulties, and in spite of some discourage
ment, they persovorod to tho end, ami il
must bo pleasant to thom to know that, from
thc mountains to tho seaboard th Fair of |
1X60 is spoken of and regarded as a welcome
victory over bissit mle and indifference, ind
tia a good onion of tho dawning of brighter
an I moro prnApernus days.
TUE Cheslcrliekl Democrat speaks encour
agingly of tho prospects of tho Clioraw and
Greensboro' Road, and soys that arrange
monte are making for opening books of sub
scription in this State, as well as for a thor
ough canvass of thc country through which
thc road is to run. For Charleston, a road
more important has never boon p.ojedod.
Ju not:ZEPHANIAH FLATT, (Radical,) in his
charge to the Grand Jury ol Barnwell Coun
ty, said ho thought willi pleasure that "in
another year nil of the offices in tho Slato
would be filled by intelligent while Carolina
gentlemen." We heartily say. union ! Rut
what would become of Flatt?
Thc Slimier News, wo aro^lud to say, has
been enlarged. Our namesake is thriving.
.for Sale.
REAL ESTATE OR PERSONAL PRO
PERTY of any kind may ho advertised for
sahl in this column, at. thc rate of i cents for
I wenly words or less, each Insertion, it paid lu
td vance.
FOR SALE. A CHOICE LOT OF FINE
Saddle and Uran NORTHERN HORSES,
just arrived. Apply al No. S-J State sired,
nov13 2
17*1 OR SALE. TUF. HOUSE ANO LOT No.
. 7 Minority street, containing live rooms und
necessary out bu tidings. Possession given imme
diately. Apply opposite thc premises,
novll thama* .
PRINTING PRF.SS FOR SALE AT A
OREAT HARRAIN.-One small CyllndcrTAY
LtiR PRESS In complete repair, lt has been but
lillie used, and ls sold simply because the present
owner hus no use for it. Tho slxc of the bed of
ibo Press ls forty-four by ilfiy-clght inches. Said
Press will be sold al ti greift bargain If applied for
ul once, as the room il occupies ls wanted for
other purposes. Addrcsss Box No. 3706 New York
I'OSlOtllCC. BCptCO
jtoGt ano iFounb.
I" OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
J have lost anytJilng, make it known to thc
public through this column. The rale for twenty
words or less, each Insertion, ls 23 cents, If paid
lu advance._
IT^OUND, ON SATURDAY NIGHT, IN
; Meeting street, a gotd watch and chulo. Thc
owner can obtain tho same by paying expenses
and applying at TUB NEWS ofllce. _NOVJ.!L
TRAYED FROM THE RESIDENCE,
No. 17 ritt street, a White Setter DOO PUP,
flvo months old, with buff spots on carn and right
side. A suitable reward will ho given for his re
covery. * novl2 3
CDiooolutions of OJauartucroljiji.
DISSOLUTION OF COPARTNERSHIP
Thc Arm lately existing ander the name of
CALLEJAS, SON & F dlNS ts this day dissolved
by mutual consent. All debts due by them will 1
bc paid on presentation. Mr. Forns is alone au
thorized to collect all debts due tho Imo firm.
JOSE CALLEJAS,
* JOSE CALLEJAS, Ju.
EUWARD FORNS.
Thc undersigned will continuo tho Cigar and
Tobacco business on their own account under thc
name or CALLEJAS A SON, ul thc old .-laud. No.
oj Market street, and solicit ncnutliitiuncc of thu
patronage so liberally extended lo the old firm.
nov!', 3 CALLEJAS A SON.
_j_._RewOTate._
REMOVAL.- HOLMES Ai MACBETH
have removed their brokerage ofllce to No.
31 broad street, directly opposite their old stand,
novis fm W.I
(S ucational.
N^IOIIT SCHOOL.-THE SUBSCRIBER
will open on thc H h Inst., a Night School,
lu which tho greatest attention will be paid to
Spelling, Grammar, Heading. Writing und Arith
metic, A pill v al No. 37 Archdale street.
, nova sturm** JOHN CANNON.
Nellies in BankrnpicTj.
IN BANKRUPTCY.-IN THE DISTRICT
COURT OF 'CHE UNITED STATES FOR THE
DISTRICT Ol' SOUTH CAROLINA.-Ex parto WM.
T. SHUMATE and A. Itl.YTHE, Assignees, In ro
JOHN W. ORADY, bankrupt.-Petition to sell
Raul R jate, unlnc.uinbereo.callln Lion Creditors,
Ac-Notice ls hereby given tosll Crodliors hold
ing Liena ng.ilnsi the Estate of JOHN W. ORADY,
that they ufo required to establish the. sarto ho
foro W. J. CLAWHON, Esq., Registrar; n Vt rkvllte,
R. C., within forty days from tho date hereof, or
be barred from all boncflUVif tho decroo for dis
tribution to bo made lu luis coso.
Hy order of Usn. ORO. S. HUYAN. Judge or sold
Court. VV. T. SHUMATE, 1
A. LYTHE, I ^^"W*
flrcenVitlo, 8. 0., Sonlcrhbox 16,1S09. .
.Oem mwfU f
Ufante.
WANTS OF ALL KINDS CAN HF
mu<ic known to everybody tn this column
nt thc rate ol SS cents for twenty words or less,
each Insertion ir paid In advance.
ANURSE WANTED, TO TAKE CARE
of children. Must i> ; wen recommended.
Apply at Mr. L. ALEXANDER'S, No. IS King
street. nov I ., i >
WANTED, AN EXPERIENCED WO
MAN, while or colored, lo cook, wash, iron
ami maleo herself userai; mus have good ruler
enees, and bu clean, tidy and smurt. Apply to
Mrs. HANNAM, corner Pitt and Montague streets,
nov Li I
\Y\r A N T E l>, A COOl) COOK AND
W WAHI!Kit, for a romilly ot three. One
that ls civil, without children, will linda good
situation and wages paid punctually. Applv al
thia oBtce. novIS
WANTED. A SITUATION AS CLERK,
in a Wholesale Drug Store, or a lance Uc
la il and Prescription Drug store. Nu objection to
go in the country, win expect hut a small com
pensation ut iii si. The applicant is a graduate of
the South Carolina Medical College. Address M.
I)., through thc Post nico. octo
TIJA N T EI ), A~110 U S~ir, ~NF.A if TllE
Vv central part of Um city, containing five or
six rooms, with good outbuildings and water.
Address 1), alibis onie . scpCM
AGENTS WANTED EVERYWHERE TO
sell the American KNtTTINU MACHINK,
Ibo univ pracliual Katnlly Knitting Machine ever
Invented. PrlCO $86. Will knil 20,000 stitches
lier minute. Address American Knitting Machine
Company, llostou, Mass., or St. bouts, Mo.
octal timos
'TT7'A^TED,~ VEItYBODV:-TO KNOW
M that .HHS PRINTING id all kinds, plain
Sud ornamental, is executed prom nt ly in tin:
neatest st vie and at tb* lowest New York prices,
ut THE NKWS Joli Dill , No. Ito KAST BAY. Call
um! examine thc scale of prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
WANTED, AGENTS.-TWO HUNDRED
and Poly Dollars per month, to sell the
only Cellulite Improved Common Sense Family
SEWING MACH INK. Price univ IS. Circa! In
ducements lo Agents. This is the most popular
Sewing Machine of thc day-makes the famous
"Klusiic. Lock Stitch"-Will do any kind of work
that can be done on any machine. One hundred
thousand sold amt the demand constantly In
creasing. Now 1st' - ino to take au agency.
Semi for circula- . . ?> are ol' Infringer*.- a
Address SKCOMll CO boston, Muss.; Pitts
burg, Pa., or St. l.< octa amos
ci Kent.
HOUSES, 1 lRi i, MORES, ROOMS,
Ac, now ... ... . r>-nilly tic rented bv
advertising them oin mn. The rato I* tu
cent* for iwent i . DI les.-" each inscrliou, If
paid tn ad vane - ?
mo RENT, )MFOttTAnijY FUR.
JL NISHKH ROOM, lilah'. . tor one or t wo sin
gle gentlemen, M ; iv it No. ju Hasel street,
nnv IA u*
ItO RENT, J HE I I.i: \SANTLY SITU
ATKD HOUSE N' :.' Meeting street, and
also that pleas illy situated House No. 40 Nas
sau st reel ; each i mt lining -Ix ronms. with OUI
buUdings and a 11 rn on the premise*. To nun
at very low rates Apiti) '.' lbs corner or Anson
sind Calhoun streets \ novl.i 2*
ItO RENT. \ 1 iNy - i'< RE WITH FIX
TCRKSfoi a ;;i .?' bar-routn. corner
Longitude bani tiffi Hay, To an approved
tenant rent w oe Wt. pi r mouth. Also, six
large square Ru .. ||Ni t i .puces.hw-k piazzas
and cistern wat.; iiiNbvery -tory. Tl rooms
will be rented ninnis i n fi ired, 'inquire of .Mr.
RUSK, on Hie pi I- ' oct id
ROOMS Ti .'.' 'TREE UN FUR
NISH KO i . . dence, pleasantly
situated In tho ' the city. Terms
moderate. For ? . mars, apply at No.
tl Doughty slr. . * oct I'J
CftlM ' bile.
.) 1 AO A' ' JASE FOR A
j J~h\.r\l T . - .-The large mid
beautiful PLAN I I us Kelti Phire,
consisting of tit- loured. Sud rich
and clay abonni iiep If marl, too acre*
ol'splendid colt 1. , .-es of H Will make
a bag to the ac .. .acuion perfectly heall liv all
the year; four unit a hair luttes from l.cwlsvlllc.
South Carolina Railroad; wet) settled; has been in
cnn nant cultivation since thc war; has all neces
sary itiilldings; small dwelling, barns, stables,
glutinoso, screw, laborers' houses. Lyon's Creek
runs through tho estate and furnishes one of Hie
best sites'for a factory In thc State.
Will bu sold willi the lease, thc following: s linc
young Mill.RS, ti largo lot of Improved Imple
ments, H'inly Ploughs, New Oin, Dickson Colton
Seed, enough to plant tho enure crop: -JO-m
bushels or Cotton Seed for I! rt 111/I nu ; aOO bushels ol
corn. All will be sold on thc place, low for cash,
l'art les desiring to lease arc requested lo inspect
tho growing crop ol' colton, which will give eui ire
sutlsraction. For terms, applv to Mus. LAW
RKNCK KK1TT, St. Matthew's P. O., Orangcbiirg
District, S. C.
RKI-T.KKSCKS.-Major T. IL .Whitley, J. c. Ki.tt,
Esq., Orunzchurg: fl. VT. Peronnoau, Esq., Wil
liam Middleton, Esq., Charleston.
ocfJi luwf-.'mo*
AAA ACRES.-TO - CAPITALISTS.
T/V/w At private sale or tor lease, a line
PLANTATION In Orangcbiirg District, forming a
part ol' thc estate of tho late Colonel Kein, con
sisting of about GOO acres; ;t o or ll cleared. Ills
Wittered hy Lyon's Creek, a large and never-rail
ing stream. Soil riilli. red clay, well adapted lo
cotton, corn, wheat, root cruj s amt clover. Ch
nale healthy all the year. Splendid range for
cullie; Hie neighborhood attractive-the adjoin
ing plantations owned by gentlemen who reside
Hiere and secure good order. The buildings were
burned,but lumber mills being uear.they could be
replaced cheaply. A large Stute road connect.H
with l.cwlsvihc. South Carolina Railroad, six
miles distant. Tho above isa splendid chance
for those desiring to ronna beaulirul lanoma
pleasant, healthy section. In HMM these lands
were returned ut $20 per aero. Will be sold ul
half thal price. For terms apply lo Mrs. LAW
RENCE KEITT, Society Hill, S. C.
RKKRRKKCRS.-Major T. ll. Whaley, J. C. Kelli,
Elq., Orangeburg; ll. W. Pero nc au, Esq., Wil
liam Middleton, Esq.,Charleston
oct ll mwfJmosnao
"TA AAA ACRES IN WILLIAMS-,
_LVJ.V/V/\J mino CO'.INTY-loo acres or |
which ure cleared and Vu acres now under culti
vation lu corn, cotton and rice. Thc tract is
heavily timbered with pine, oak, cypress ami
hickory, um! contains a dwelling and outbuild
ings, with un eon cabins for laborers: also one
good mill site. Average production of the land
ten to iiftecn bushels of corn nuil- llflccn to twen
ty-live bushels or rice to the acre, without fertili
zers. Tho region abounds In marl deposits.
Gcorgcc .rn ls Hie nearest market, the place being
four mil's from black Mingo Creek and twenty
five miles from Georgetown Creek, which ls navi
gable Ul all seasons.
I'rice or Hie tract $15,000; ono hair cash, thc
balance In one and two years, secured hy bond
and mortgage. Any smaller number nf acres
will bc sold at a meliorate miranee ou this rule.
Parties desiring lo Inspect thc traci can do so by
leaving thc Northeastern Railroad at Kingstrce,
i and Inquiring thc way to my place, twenty-three 1
miles distant. Thc tract Mos within one mlle of j
the projected Georgetown Railroad. Address
JAS. P. CARRAWAY; Survivor of Perkins A Car
raway, Georgetown PostofUcc, S. C.
Bept20 inwfjmos* mo
AND FOR SALE IN WILLIAMSBURG
COUNTY, S. C.-The valuable PLANTATION
or thc late John fl. Prcsslcy, containing about 2000
acres,sit nat eil lu thc Indian i ow u neighborhood,Im
mediately on the Georgetown railroad,und In seven
miles of water communication. There aro near
live hundred acres luolosod and tinier cultiva
tion. The balanccof thc Lund ts heavily timbered
and well adapted to turpentine. The pace oilers
linc facilities for stock raising, ns tho pasture Ls
abundant, liol li w inier and Hummer. Thc dwell
. lng la painted, In complete order, contains nine
commodious rooms mid extensive piazzas. All
outbuildings necessary for a cotton farm, tn good
repair, and coinrortable quarters bir twenty la
borers. This valuable pince will he sold cheap If
disposed of before the 20th December. Parties
desiring lo purchase will apply to mc In person al
Indiantown, or by mull, Kingstrce. S. 0.
JAMBS Mi.'CllTOHHN,
novio nisten_Agent lor Executors.
FLORIDA LAND V O R SALE. - A
valuable PLANTATION of 8S0 acres In Ma
rlon Conniv, Florida, ls offered nt private sale,
about ono nair cleared nnd under cultivation :
part best hammock. This Plantation ls ono ot
thc most desirable In the Stale; ls very produc
tive for Cotton, Rice, Com, Sugar, Vegetables,
Ac; nlso lino for Orangen and other Fruits; in
located in one of nm healthiest and most plea
son l neighborhoods in the State, hoing conveni
ent tn railroads, churches, Ac. Apply to A. B.
MULLIGAN, Cotton Factor, Accommodation
Wharf, Charleston, H. Of novt2
fcuaiches, jJcwulnj, &c.
"^jrr A T C ll E S I WATCHES I
WATCHES of Hie boat English, Swiss and
American manufacture, In Gold and Silver Cases,
at JAMES ALLAN'S,
novl mu.imo -_No. ftOT King street.
jlii rYE~L R Y I J EW~B L R~Y~!
An elegant assortment ef One half reta BAR
RUMS, Brooches, Ac, at
JAMES ALLAN'S,
novl muiimo No. JOT King street.
ttcct ngs.
SA INT ANDUR W'S LODGE, No. IO, A. F.
M.-Tlie Regular Communication or lho above
Lodge will bc held Tins RVKMUfQ, al 7 o'clock, at
Masonic Hall.
Itv order W. tl. K. S. JKANNERETT,
llov a Secretary.
/f VPNA STF. A M FIRE BNGINK COBT
J li PANT.-Tho Regular Moiilhlv Meeting or
Hie Company- v.ill la- hold Tins EVKNIKII, lfdh in
stant, al lulf-past 7 o'clock, al Hie Company's
Hall, ( eca Mired, A general and punctual at
tem am e of members ls desired. liv order.
nov ia JOHN Mcl.KISH, secretary.
/COTILLION CLUB.-ATTEND A M ET
V INC ol' your club, on TI'KSOAY. billi lust ,
ai 7 p. M., at i he omeo oribe Secretary, A full
meeting ls particularly desirable, as lillies fur Ibu
government of thc Club will be submitted by Hie
Committee on Regulations.
Itv order of the President.
W. Sr. .MILIEN J Kit VB Y,
novlS .. Secretary and Treasurer.
RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION.-THK
regular Monthly Meeting or thc Association
will bc held Tins KVKNIMI, at Masonic Hall, al
quarter-past 7 o'clock.
Arrears received during tho dav at No. |:ir
Meeting street, and at th. Hall In Ibo evening.
WILLIAM lt. STE ERM AN,
novlS Secretary and Treusurer.
(t D, C.-ATTKND THE RKGiJLAli
Jm Monthly Meeling or vonr Club, ut vour Hall,
Tins KvKNisi;. at half-past 7 o'clock.
W. S. PHINCK,
llOVlfi * _ _ Secretary.
SURVIVORS' ASSOCIATION.- T il K
Convention of ihc lnslrie.l Associations for
thu purpose or organizing a State Association,
will bc held al Hu- South Carolina Hall, in this
eily, on TlltlMSOAY next, thc Ihth iusiant. al 1
o'clock P. M.
A Complimentary Klipper win be given to the
Delegates ul half-past H o'clock In the evening.
JAMES ARMSTRONG. .Ht..
novia secretary.
IOHCO, Ranges, S?c.
T 0 V E S AT WHO L E SALK.
S
TUE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OK HOR
TON A SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES. AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER BUSI
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER HEALERS, FACTORS, MERCHANTS AND
ALI. THK CUSTOMERS OK THE Old) HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OK COOKING STOVES, RANGESAND HEATING I
STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO |
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-SOME
OK THEM ARK DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH
OUT THE All) OF CHIMNEYS IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO RAKE PROP
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
PRICE-HAVE SIX ROI LRR OPENINGS AND
DOU LB OVENS, TIIODCn BUT A SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK-WORK TO SET
THEM DP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRACES
CAST-IRON AIR-TIGHTS, RUSSIA-IRON BAIR
TIGI1TS. SIX-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, ftc.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND TRICES
WILL HE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WM. SHEPHERD A CO.,
No. 2 4 II A Y K E STREET,
CHARLESTON S. C.,
J
AP ANN E D TIN-WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WM. b H E p n E n D & c o
No. 21 HAYNH STREET.
S
TAMPED TIN -WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
WM. S II B I1 IT E It D Sr. CO.,
No. 24 1LVYNE .STREET.
TTTIRBNCH RET1NNED IRON - WARE
AT WHOLESALE.
W M . S II E V II E RD t CO.,
No. 24JIAYNE STREET._
.j E Ii LE VI L li E COPPER
Il OELING MI L L S .
AGENTS IX CHARLESTON:
WM. SHEPHERD As CO.,
_No. M HAYN E STREBT._
UGCC11HIIC01IG.
g L O ll O N ' S BITTERS
ACCOMPLISH ALL THEY PROMISE
septl7 .linos_RAOUL ft LYNAH'S.
piIE MASON Sc. HAMLIN ORGAN CO.
WINMIRI OP Tin:
P A RI S . E X P O S I T I O N MEDA L,
WHO nAVE UNI KORULY'REEN' AWARDED
HIGHEST HONORS
iT INDUSTRIAL EXHIBITIONS IN THIS COUNTRY.
So thal their wv . is thc acknowledged standard
or excellence In i*.S departnient, respectfully an
nounce that, with extended ami perfected facili
ties, und by thc exclusive use of recent Improve
ments, they aro now producing yet moro perfect
GROANS than ever beforo, In great variety as to
style and price, adapted to all publia and private
uses; for Drawing Rooms, Libraries. Music Rooms,
Concert Halls. Lodges, Churches. Schools, Ac, In
plain and elegant cases, all or which they ure en
abled by their uncqunllcd rucllltlcs for manufac
ture to sell at prices of Inferior work.
The recent Improvements In these Organs have
so Increased their usefulness and popularity that
they are unquestionably tho most desirable In
struments obtainable for family usc us well as
Chtirches, Schools, Ac, while the prices nt which
they can bc alfordcd ($&o lo leno each) adapt
them to the. means and requirements or all classes.
They ure equally adapted lo scctilur ami sacred
music, ure elegant as furniture, occupy little
space, oro not liable tn gul out or order, (not
requiring tuning once where a pianoforte ls tuned
twenty times,) are very durable, and easy lo
learn lo piny upon.
The M. ft IL Organ Co. arc now selling Kour
Octave Organs for $50 each; Five Octave Organs,
Five Slops, with two sets.or Vibrators, for $12>,
aud oilier stvlesnl proportionate rates.
For testimony In the supciiorilv or their Orgnns,
the MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN COMPANY re
spectfully refer to tho musical profession general
ly; a majority of thc most prominent musicians In
the country, willi many of eminence In Europe,
having given public, testimony thal tho Mason A
Hamlin Organs cxscl all others. .
A eli cular cunt lining tills testimony In full will
bc sent free to any one desiring lt, also adcscrlp
llvocircular, containing rmi particulars respect
ing those Instruments, with correct drawings of
tho dureront sto les und ibo lo vi si prices, which
arc Axed and invariable. Address
THE MASON A HAMLIN ORGAN CO..
No. fiOii itroadway. Now York;
novl3 3 No. IM Tremont street, Boston.
J^" YOU W I S H
TO PRBVBNT YOUR
O II I LL AND F E V B B.T
sepll7 amos USE SOLOMONS' RfTTERS.
7 C . . KAUFMAN,
UROKER AND COMMISSION AGENT,
I N o . 1 S ll it o A D HT K K HT ,
Char eaton, 8. 0.
Prsmpt attention given to tho purchase and
sale or Kcal ii tata Stocks, Bondi*, Bank-bills,
- ftc, ftc / . toptio vfmivosoB
CtVmuscm<.nto.
A GRAND M ASO NI (J KAI ll,
Under Uio authority and a[ provai or inc M. W.
GRAND LODGE ami M. E. GRAND HOYA I, A KCl I
UIIAITKR or Hie Slate or Routh Carolina, will lie
ope ii eil
AT lllltRUNIAN HAM.,
os MONDAY EVKNINO, NOYKMBKR Urn.
Al 7 o'clock. Win unen at lin* Hume nour during
ino entire week, and win clone nt il o'clock each
night, ami on TNUHMUAY ami SATURDAY Amt'
Koon?ato'cioek.
Masonic Jewels ami Rcgulia, Silver ami Plated
Ware, Jewelry, Household Hoods, Perfumery,
Dress Conds, Clothing, Hats, Refreshments ur au
kinds, Paney Ardeles, ami a larne ami varied as
sort nient or oilier merchandise, win tic odored for
sate. Contributions and donations will be thank
fully received and acknowledged.
Tlie lower Saloon will bc opened every night, ul
io o'clock, for Cotillion and cuadrille Parties, nu
der the management and direction of Hie olllccra
ol bu Candeur und Walhalla bodges, and a line
siring Hand will he in attendance.
Arrangements have been made lo transmit
Telegrams rroin the Hall lo till parts uf the United
State*, or by cable to bin ope.
HUNIOR >l ANAUKUS.
M. W..I. CONKRH, C. M. W. C. II. SlilONTON, 1".
M. li. K. S. RUINS, C. IL M.
P. W. p. M. lUlDKItTStlN, P.
M. W. C. M. Fl'KMAX, M.
P. <L M. W. J. A. WAURNBE, P.
M. W. A. P.. Mll.l.KIt, P. M.
C. M. W. C. H. WAI.TRR, P.M.
M. W. ALFRED PRICE, P. W. IL D. COKUKTT, P. M.
t . M. W. A. ISAACS, P. M.
M.W.II, lt. CAMPBELL, W. J. DIP.XIK, P. M.
I'. <1. M. W. J. A. Itlt.Mil.KY, Jr.,P.
M. W. II. BUIST, P. <:. M. M.
M. W. .1. L. ORK, P. <L M. W. S. W. MAritlCK.P. M.
M. W. WM. CHUNKY. I . W. T. Tl.TlNKU.P. M.
1).. C. M., New York. W. I. W. A NUKI., P. M.
M. K. .1.11. IIONiM lt, Sr., W. J. MUKKKXIR, P. M.
P. C. H. P. J W. II. IL DKLKON, P. M.
lt. W. W. K. Bl. IRK, 1). W. C. H. ClIICIIKSTKK, P.
C. M. M.
lt. K. M. MUSKS, D. C. H. XV. K. J. WAIHIKI.I., P. M.
P. W. C. llHNItv, P. M.
IL w. W.T. WAI.TKK, P. W. W. S. HOWMAN,!', M.
S. C. M. W. J. ClRNIOft 1'. M.
lt. W. S. A. Dt'ltllAM, P. W. lt. W. SuViioi.lt, P.
J. (1. W. M.
H. W. JAM RH Mi Cit.- W. A. HAO-I., p. M.
I.OI I11I, S. li. W. Rev. llro t er A. T. Pou
lt. W. j. s. iiuurr, J. 0.1 TER.
W. It(;v. bro. W. W. HICK .
R. W. H. W. SCnRODBK, Rev. Uro. J. IL M. CHU-'
C. T. M AC 1:11:1 P.
M. H.J. R. PICKETT, 0.1 Rev. Uro. S. C. VKnoKit.
C. I Rev. Uro. J. M. GHKKNK.
W. 7.. W. CAKWII.R, S.I Rev. Uro. W. H. YATES.
C. D. Hov. Uro. W. W. tanto,
W. ll. COVINOTON. S. C. Kev. Uro. E. A. WAU
D. NBR.
W. CT. TowssK.sn, J. fi. Rev. Hm. R. I*. CUTLER.
D. 1'.rot her El). S KN KINO.
w. (i. M. JORDAN, J. C. tiro, JAMBS W. OUAY.
H. Uro. A. P. HI.UNT.
W. P. K. COBURN, ii. M. bro. W. c. SHIMS.
W. D. I-:, ti 11.1:11 HIST, c. s. tiro. T. J. LOCKWOOD.
R. K. C. P. JACKSON, ti. T. Uro. M. ll. NATHAN.
R. H. C. O.JABURU. C. K. Uro. C. S. HACK 1:11.
R. E. J. E. HOYT, li. S. Uro. T. V. SIMONS.
K. W. H. H. OAII.1.AIII1, Uro. J. H. BETTS.
ti. C. ll. Uro. (!. W. PAUK Kit.
K. K. W. LLOYD, G. R. A. Uro. J. HAIU.KKTON.
C. * Uro. R. S. VKNNINO.
w. ST. J. PHILLIPS, P. MT mo. J. R. UOYI.STON.
W. H. P. DUNKIN. P. M. Uro. l-l. D. ENSTON.
W. lt. YKAUON, P. M. Hro. N. C. NOWELL.
W. A. P. Ai.liiucil. P. M. Hrn. W. A. KKI.I.Y.
W. D. W. HAINES, P. M. S. S. SOLOMONS, Esq.
W..L ll. KBH8IIAW, P. M. H. T. PEAKE1, Esq.
Jl'NIOH MAKAOKR8.
W. A.T. SMYTHK. President of thc Association.
w. /.. H. OAKES, VIcc-Prosldcnt.
W. S. THOMAS, Sr., Cbuirinan Committee of Ar
rangcmcnls.
tiro. S. K. WBI.OII, Treasurer.
ibo. lt. E. DROWN, secretary.
S. K. <:. PHONRBKUURU, South Carolina Com
tnandery.
Cou.p. S. II. OPPENHEIM, H. P. Carolina Chap
ter, No. 1.
Comp. W.T. MIM.BR, H. P. Union Chnpler, No.
3.
Comp. Dr. J. lt. HONOUR, Jr., H. P. /.cruhbahtd
Chapter, No. ll.
Comp. ll. lt. MI LI EU, Germania Chapter, No.
li
JOHN Mot.Rlfltl, W. M. Solomon's Lodge, No. 1.
WILMOT G. HRSAUSSURB, W. M. Colon Kilwin
ning Lodge, No. 4.
J. SOMERS RUIHT, W. M., Washington Lodge,
No. 5.
A. PALK, W. M. Prlendshlp Lodge, No. 0.
It. S. DURYEA, W. M. St. Andrew's Lodge, No.
10. .
CHAS. INOI.ESUV, W. M. Orange Lodge, No, 14.
KURD. HORSEY, W. M. Pythagorean "Lodge, No.
21.
J. HOCK, W. M. La Candeur Lodge, No. 30.
A. Mia.cunes, W alhalla Lodge, No. 00. '
w. E. MIRRIA, W. M. Landmark Lodge, No. 70.
G. L. BUIST, W. M. Pranktln l. <ig.t,No. or..
W. p. I'.MUIOS, W. M. Tyre Lodge, No. 136.
bros. ti KOROR II. iNflRAIIAM, Jr.. S. WEBB, JJ. II.
ll ALI.. WM. KNOX, I). MULI.KU, W. W. PEUUEKTUN,
c. w. STYLES, WM. L. KINO, J. H. I.EOU, N. W.
KINSMAN, W. J. THIM, L. P. M KY RU.
FI.OOU COMMITTEE.
W. N. LEVIN, P. M. I Uro. J. M. WO.MACK.
Uro. W. w. SIMONS. Hro. J. il. HALL.
Hro. J. H. LOBB. I Hm. A. MOWRY.
Price of admission to thc Pair, 28 cenis.
Children nuder 14 years of agc, IS cents.
Season Tickets, $1.
Admissiou to Hall-room, one Gentleman uud
two Ladies, 50c.
Tickets can tic obtained at the Hotels, Jewelry
and Hook Stores, nt the Hall, and or thc Secretary
al lils place or business, No. 24 llaync afreet.
na- Thc Street Railway Company have very
kindly consented lo allow their cars lo await thc
closing of tho Pair, each evening, for tho accom
modation of the visitors.
Thc South Carolina, Northeastern, Chcraw and
Darlington, Savannah and Charleston, Charlotte,
Columbia and Augusta Railroads, Clorida and
Georgetown Stcamcrs.have,with,their usual public
spirit, reduced Hie price of travel on their several
lines, and will Issue Excursion Tickets, good rol
len days, rroin the 13th November, for one fare.
nova lu thin fins
(tailoring. *c.
O R B A U M & JURS,
MERCHANT TAILORS,
Hsvc removed to No. 147 KINO street, five doors
below their former stand, where they will ho
picuscd to see their former patrons and friends,
and the public generally.
Mr. Jurs hus just returned from thc North with
a large and well selected stock or Foreign aud
Domestic cloths, Beavers, Coatings, Docskbis,
Cassi meres and Vest lugs.
ALSO,
A fine assortment or Gents' Furnishing Good?,
which will bc sold at a very small profit.
Gentlemen in want or any of the above articles
Will do well to call Indore purchasing elsewhere.
octll m th__
LOTH IN G , TAILORING
AND
FURNISHING GOODS.
D
C
M KN ti F, A MULLER,
No. 32ft KINO STREET,
Tiree Doors below Liberty street.
Have Just received and oponed a large and rino
assortment nf Men's Youths'and Hoy's CLOTH
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, Ac. Consisting of
Elegant OVERCOATS, Huslness and Dress SnlLs,
While and Odored Shins, Underwear Goods, Ac,
English and Domestic. Half Hose, Alexander's
ami Coilvlsicr'S Kid Cloves, Buckskin, Doeskin.
CaUskln; Cloth, Cassltnerc, Tweed; Silk and
Threat! Gloves, Linen und Paper Collum, Cravats,
Neck Tics, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Umbrellas, Ac.
Also, a large and well assorted stock of BROAD
CLOTH, CASSI M ERE, DOESKIN, B K A V R R
CLOTH, Ac, a large variety of thc new style Pants
and Veal Patterns, which we. Offer lo sell liv piece,
yard or pattern, or make up Into garments by
measure, In thc latest stylos,
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low, In plain figures.
Being confident thal wc can odor Inducements
unequalled by tiny other house, we solicit buyers
in our Hue to give us a call before purchasing
else wileri .
All orders will re oive onr prompt and Very
careful nttcnllan.
Entire PAilsrac.llon is guaranteed.
octll mw rani OH
JJ O I. M E S it MACBETH,
No. 36 BROAD STREET,
Charleston, S. C.,
BROKER, AUCTIONEER, REAL ESTATE
AND
GENERAL COMMISSION A G E NTS,
Win attend to Renting and Collecting of Reals
. nd purchase and salo of Stocks, Bonds, Gold,
Sliver and Real l state ,
AMO,
To tho Purchase or Goods and Supplies for par
ties In tho country upon reasonable, terms.
O BO EOS IM IIOLMRS....A LEX AttP Kt l M AOS STU.
jam lyr
($roccrice, tiquoro, &c.
E vir V O R K 15 A G O I N G.
Twenty mllH >r DUH Superior HAGGING ncr
steamer Saragossa, will bc sold low mun wharf
WM. ROACH A CO. '
vir. I
I AI.MIKNCEVII.LR It Y D K A II hTc
J.J CEMENT.
loo barrel* lo arrive per Schooner Minnie, l'or
Mle low tty WILLIAM ROACH A co.
mtv L*> I
010ULDER8, HIDES, STRIPS. NECKS,
H PORK, Al!.
20 hhtl<. Strictly Choice WKSTRRN SHOUL
DERS
IS hints. Prime c. lt. ami L. D. Shies
.tooo pouiula Choleo Hnitur-cureil strips
.tooo pounds ctinico Sngur-curcd Pig Shoulders
tooo pounds Choice Nock liaron
Jo bills. Rump fork
Salt, MolasHOHj Candles,Soap
Vinegar. Smoked Tongues, Ac.
Just received and for salo Ly
LAIJRKV A ALEXANDER,
nov i r, 2 _N". i:t7 Kogl Hay.
p O It T () (*; O s j G A RH.
r.r. hhds. Choice POKTOtttCOSUOAR. Now land
ing and for sale liv
MILLER. NIMITZ, A CO.,
novir, mlUth.t_ No. lfcl Kusl Hay.
E VY C ll E H S K S
PIN KA l'I'LK CI1KKSK
Kni,un Cheese
Young America Cheese
Imitation English Cheese
Crime Hostien Cheese.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
novia 3 No. 76 King st reet.
p U R R S ll K H lt Y Vf 1 N ir
Just received 00 casks of SHERRY WINK
prices f: . fi, 1.1, $o. is, (M per gallon: lu hollies,
from $1 to fa rsi.
ALSO,
PIPER A- CO. IIKIHSIKCK
Ve Clicquot I'onsardin
Miiiuiu's Champagne
? Creen Seal
Sparkling Mo/.olle.
All of direct importation.
WM. 8. CORWIN A CO.,
No. 27.'. Klug street,
limned of No. ooo broadway, New Yolk.
DOVI3
A
N G OST D lt A II I T T E R S.
HOKE H'S HITTERS
Drake's Hitters
Hosteller s Hitters
Russ' St. Domingo Hitters
Wolfe's Schiedam Schnapps.
WM. S. CORWIN A CO.,
novia il No. " 76 King street.
Q RANGES i ORANGES! ORANGES I
30,000 SWEET HAVANA ORANGES, nt $2 50 per
lin mired and 40 CHIS per dOXCO
40 dox.cn large Pineapples
soo Plantains
..'.ii Lunches Italianas
Kor sale ny Mus. C. H. KENRICK,
No. sa Market, near Meeting street.
novia 2
J UTTER, CHEESE AND BACON. -
200 kegs and t ubs II HITER '
M boxes Factory Cheese
100 hints, and tierces Sides, Shoulders and
Hains. For sale low hy
UEO. W. STEFFENS,
novia 2 No. an Vendue Range.
OLASSES! MOLASSES! AND
St IGA tl.
M
40 hints, fine Muscovado-MOLASSES
ai hints, prime Muscovado Molasses
10 tierces prime Muscovado Molasses
f>2 hhds. choice Muscovado Molasses
S3 hints, choice Muscovado Molasses
:U tierces choice Muscovado Molasses
fiO Hurrels choice Muscovado Molusnes
HU Loxes prime Muscovado Sugar.
Now landing ex-American brig "John Batch,"
fi nm M utan /.as. (Cuba,) and for sale by
W. P. il ALL,
nov 12 a Drown & Co.'s Wharf._
i 1 D N N Y C L O T H .
vT -
loo bales, extra weight, In store, and for sale
low in lots lo suil purchasers, by
E. LAFITTE A CO.. No. 20 IJroad street,
oct2" wm _
QU Y~CLOTU ! GUNNY CLOTH I
tin thc spot and to arlve. For sale by
0i t7 Ibm ? GEO. A. TRENHOLM A SON.
I V I! R P O (I li SALT!
ooo sacks LIVERPOOL SALT, direct from Liv
erpool-large and roll sacks.
For sato ni lowest market prices, by
001211_T. J. KERR A CO.
QALIFORN1A VINEGAR RITTERS.
For stile tiy Rn. II. HA ER,
novll No. lal Meeting street.
UPILAU'S ANTIDOTE FOR STRONG
DRINK.
A SlTRE CURE FOR DRUNKENNESS.
One Hollar a Rollie. Sent by mall, postage
paid, on receipt of price.
Tho Antidoto is Hu: best ronicdy that can he
administered in Maiila-a-l'oiti, und also for all
nervous affections.
For sale by Hr. II. RAER,
No. 131 Meeting street,
orin Agent mr South Curolin.a.
R E 0 E I j V E D.
JUST
CARRO ATE OF AMMONIA
liicurbonaic of Soda
Cream of Tartar
Fresh Hops.
For sale, wholesale and retail, by
Hr. II. HARR,
ocio No. 131 Meeting street.
jy/j- ARENGO
CURES FEVER AND AGUE.
TUE FINEST TONIC IN THE WORLD.
jOo-For sale by all Druggists.
G. J. LUI IN, Agent,
Druggist;
Corner King and John street,
sept 17 amos_Charleston, 8. C.
gOLOMON'S BITTERS
ARE FOR SALE DY
Dr s. RAOUL A LYNAH,'
At Wholesale and Retail, "
CORNER KING AND MARKET STREETS.
sepil7 amos
fcittnbcr, iTncl, #c.
QOALI COA Ll COAL!
aoo tons very Superior RED ASH COAL, land
ing this day ex Schooner "Fawn," und for salo
hy . RUDD A ItLAKE,
HOV15 3 Hoyco's Wharf
c
OAL! COAI.I COAL!
loo tons BITUMINOUS LUMP COAL, for parlor
usc
200 tons Cnmhcrlnnd Smith's Coal, now landing
from schooner Nut auk A
aoo tons Red Ash Coal, egg and stove sizes, to ar
rive per brig Gambia, Hom Philadelphia.
For sub: by li. F. RAKER A CO.,
Cout Yard, No. 20 ('umbel lund street.
novia 3_. .
HO A R R I V K .
100,000 Cypress SHINGLES io arrive. For sal
low, and will bc lairmsl at any point In thc harbor.
Apply lo . JOHN TIKNCKBM,
novii tharne* Market street, '
F
OR SALE
Oak and nickory TIM HER and STAVES.
Apply to
WARING A SIMONS, . !
, Wood factors,
novll UismS west End Mill street.
1I.LIAMJI. LAWTON*
FACTOR AND COMMISSION MERCHANT,
No. 10 Hoi oil's Winni'. . ..
Bxtra Heavy Sea Idaud RAOD NO A NUTWOOD
for Rule. Advances rcado on, Prodnce In. batt )...
aug2S tbsru