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FEVER AND AGUE

This try: AMI l'r',v"i.in= disease, wh,l, FIXES its
RELENTLESS grasp thu '"': "f r-r,n: him to
-!.;ruw in short space "f Line. ,:v rendering,
him I!y -riIly air mentally ns"l.- -nn 4" defeated
ai driven f,n Tia. liy Icy ;lir "f llpSTETTER'S
RENOWNED BlrrEES. Further any If tic ahVvc
stated diseases not IL. contracted when exposed TO
any ordinary conditions lr".nr:'. them. il thr Filters
u-rl per directions. .tri It neither creates
na"sea nor "l"';- III" palate. a, rendering unneces.
Enry any cr,I@' "t DIT interruption usual our.
suits, hut lron,:"> >n;p !"' AM" healthy d.cst"n,
tn. c"nllat i thus renewed! speedily is con.
sist,n with the production Of thorough AMI Ierma
ncnt cure.
For Persons in advanced years
Who snEcrin: from cnf,Ilrtl constitution and
inlria '"v. '.''>'' Et''r> "a: vani'" Il
tive "f Sr.n-th AMI ,..r. AMI needs only tried
To hc aIln,-'i,:.l tn I" 81 m,,',r while tnr sing,
hics. ErGS Indispensable, especially where thr
mothers n"uriIhm"t i i'rml, ',a;' t" t". demands
OF til: child. consequently her strength yield,
an'l her" it ia where """l 'ui such II">trtcr's
Stomach Filters i "'ri'ii" iim't temporary strength
ami Et."r I" the SYSTEM. Ladies should ly all
try this remedy fr all "f debility and leforc So
dom: ask ia! -ic,,n. who. If he i, acquainted
with the virtues Of the Filters, will rccoininc, their
use in all cases of wr,kur,-.
CAITl0N.-Wc caution the public against
using amy oI 'ir many limitations or COliI-
trrIrilS, but ask for Iu,rlrrtn'> CELEBRATED
STOMACH HiiriES. an.l that each bottle
has the words - DR. j tlo-tr,,-rS Stomach
lH,,"rs blown "u the >il, "i the bottle. AMI
STAMPED OH tlr metallic cap c"v-rn" the
cork. AMI "i'S''rvr !l,;l "ur autograph sigma
turc is OH the label.
u Prepared and SG!d By lI0STETTER i
SMITH, Pittsburgh, Pa. and sold BIZ all
Druggists. gr0crrS. and dealers gcucraIly
throughout the United States, Canada, South
America and Germany.
S c o VI I. g. NJ AD,
NEW ORLEANS, La,
Wh"ir>alc Agents.
SOLD BY
DONALD McTArsnI.IS. Abbcville 6. H..
T.. NJ. PEHH, EdyctieId e.. IL.
May /, 1889 9 "
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State of South Carolina.

ABBEVILLE DISTRICT
Office Court Of con,momP P1eas and Gent Sessions.
N. X. Butler
VS.. Attachment.
VIM. d. Lloyd, McGowsn, PIrf's Attorney
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did,. on the nins.
w teenth day of November Leiglteen hun.
dred and ffty-eight, file his declaration against
the Defendant. who. (it is safd,) is absent from
and without the limits of ':;s State, and has nei
ther wife nor attorney known within the same,
upon whom copy OF said declaration might be
served: 1t is therefore ordered, that the said De-
fendant do appear and plead to the said dsclar
alton, on or before the tw wentieth day Of Novem.
ber, eighteen. hundred and fifty nine, otherwise
and awarded against HIM.
MATTHEW MCDONALD, c.c.p.
CLERKS Ohce, Nov. 20, 1858. J32-i2m
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why is it, asked Frenchman of a
Switzer, that you Swiss always fight for
money, while we French only fight for
honorT Il suppose said the Swift.
zer, that both fight for what they most
lack
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ESTES & CLARK,
a IL 6 ust a, @a.
Wholesale and Retail Dealeys in
~

@ k q Z IL Z" L E 8
'kNl1 1ANKFUL for the liberal patronage they
Il have received heretofore, offer for sale at
the lowest market prices for cash or on time to
prompt paying customers
l25 Bales Extra Heavy Gunny Bagging,
300 Rolls Heavy Patched Bagging,
100 Pieces Dundee Bagging.
$50 Whole and Half Coils Rope,
is llhds New Crop Molasses,
50 Bbls N. D. and Sugar House Syrup,
125 Crushed 4. b. 4 G. Sugars,
$50 Whole and Half Boxes Candles.
100 Boxes Tobaceo-vaYious Brands.
$4,000 Cigars,
1000 Sacks Salt, in TwiIled Sacks,
l5O Whole, Half and or. Bills .MackereL,
5O,o0o Lbs Tennessee Bacon, Hog Round,
200 Bills. Fresh Thomaston Lime,
$50 Liquors and Wines,
5,O9O Lbs. llemlock Sole Leather,
25 Bales Heavy Osnabures,
200 Kegs Nails Assorted Sizes.
March 81, 1859, 81 Iv
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A Yankee who had seen Powers Greek
Slave, and who was asked if he was not in
raptures with it, replied Well, to tell you
the truth, don't care much about them
stone gals
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A Southern politician, while witnessing
the play of Othello in Northern theatre,
ashort time since, suddenly left Indignantly,
because, as he said, it was a Black RepubIi-
can production.
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MONTGOMERY'S a.
CELEBRATED DOUBLE SCREEN
Rockaway Premium

TNHE SUBSCRIBER having purchased the
l. Right for this State. now offers to Planters
these justly celebrated Fans for cleaning Wheat.
This Fan is superior to any thing of the kind now
in use, rs tile number OF pr crniums awarded at
different State Fairs will attest. 1t is simple
in its structure. easily rugged, works well, and
when out order, can be repaired by any ordi
nary mechanic. 1t is adapted to cleaning al,
kinds of grain. For future particulars see Hand
Bill. which will be furnished any ono desiring
such.
Cotton Gins and Threshers.
Also constantly on hand supply of Cotton
Gins, which warrant to he equal 10 any made
Also, 10, Of Thrcshars which are SO extensively
known that deem il unnecessary to culogse
them here.
These Machines arc all manufactured in this
place. by skillful wnrkmcn, nnd of the very best
material, and wnrrented 10 do what is said for
them. Any orders for either Of the above Ma.
chimes. addressed to the subscriber, or left with
my Travelling Agents, will be promptly attend
cd to.
For all Repairing and Job Work, the Cusb,
will bc required upon delivery.
E JOHN ENRIGITT.
Abbcvile G.. H., April II, 1859. 5l-3m
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CS The friends Of CAPT w. s HARRIS
respectfully announce him IL Caudidote for the
once OF Tax Collector Of Abbeville District at
the next election. '''' "'
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Il C0rio"S TiiSiiotion Of Mmcts.-We
find in the London Illustrated Times the
following accoun, from Il correspondent of
Il singular visitation Of insects to Il church
ut Colchester -
Did you observe in the papers curious
paragraph informing the public that
| church at Colchester hal been shut up, be-
cause it swarms with ioul-insccts? When
saw this paragraph, thought it could
not be true, but, on inquiry, | find it even
50; and very strange phenomenon it is.
The church in question is st. Peters, the
principal church in the town. 1t has late,
Iy been entirely rcfittcd inside, and scarce
'y had the congregation returned, when
the plague fell upon them. The wretchcd
creatures which have committed this afro
cious sacrilcge are, am told, as small rs
dust-numhered by myrads and myriads
and are SO lively that lumigalion by sui
rhnr does rot kill them nor will they die
in Il bottle hernlc.icaly scaled. Whence
they come is ut present II mystery. Some
say from the new wood, but that is hardly
probable. Others aver that they creep
from an old vault, which was broken into
accidentally whilst the church was under
repair. For Il time the congregation hoped
that the plague would he stayed, and held
on, but they were disappointed, and at
last they were obliged to evacuate and
Shut up the church. Just fancy-for will
not venture to describe in detail the effect
Of such Il visitation on 1900 dcvout pco-
PIE.
''Ruhy' one Of the Iorkrile Enquirer
best correspondents (anI that is saying
considerably writes that the very acme OF
mundane beauty is "a beautiful, refined
woman seated on n fine horse holding Il
rosebud i'll her hand, and admirng and
loving glorious sunset
. -
TO preserve a friend, honor him when
present, praise him when absent, and assist
cordially i'll time Of need.
To some men it is indispensable to be
worth money, for without it thcv would be
worth nothip"
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Clerk.

The State Of South Carolina.
ABBEVILLE DISTRICT:
C&de Court Of Common Pleas and Gent Sessions.
N H. Butlst' Survivor .
VIM. B. Lloyd. McGowan, PItl's Atty.
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did on the nine
w tenth day Of November, eighteen hun.
dred and fifty-eight, file his declaration against
the Defendant, who, Gt is sadi is absent from
and without the corporate limits of this State
and has neither wife nor attorney known within
the same, upon whom copy of said declaration
might be served 1t is therefore ordered, that
the said Defendant do appear and plead to the
SAID declaration, on or before tire twentieth dnv
Of November, eighteen hundred and fifty nine
otherwise final and absolute judgment will then
be given and awarded against him
MATTHEW MCDONALD, C. or.
Clerks Office. Nov. 20, 1858. s2-l9m
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CT The numcrou, friep,s ,r w r. t,t
hiNHSWORlli respectfully announce him no :,
ton. "'ui"S eled-
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~, ~ We arc authorized to ANNOUNCE 3. a.
~ noDGES "s Candidate for Tax Collector o.
the ensuing election.
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To some men it is indispensable to be
worth money, for without it they would be
worth nothing.
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NJ The friends of JAMES A. McCOpD rs,
speettnily anno,ince him Candidate for Ia.
Collector at the next Election, for AbbeviiIa
District.
July 80, 1851 IA .,J
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For Tax Collector,

lhe friends of HENRY s. CASON announce
nm Il. candidate for the Office of Tax Collector,
mt the next election.
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TO preserve a friend, honor him whcl
present, praise him when absent, and assis
cordially i'll time OF need
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SB The friends of JOHN a. HUNTER re-
SPee'i9iiy announce him candidate for the offics
oi Ordinary, at the next election.
October 81, 1858
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o a N D I D A T E S.
For Ordinary.

eY Tho fiien.ls Of COL. JOlIN.G. BASkIN
announce him us u Candidate for Ordinary at the
ensuing election.
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80 The numerous friends of WESLEY A
Di,ANh' Esq, respectfully announc. him n con.
oidnte lOr Tax Collector, at the ensuin,r alaet;
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u, The friends of q. NJ. MATTISON. re.
spectiuiiy announce him candidate for IN.
Collector, at the cms,iing elect,:n.
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DISTRICT ADVERTISING.
Commissioners.

commissioner.
State of South Carolina,
IEBEIILLE DIS7HICT
In Equity.
Agnes Ss. Cox Ri, (or r,r,;,;,,n
L. H. Gu,ilebr'u, Real Estate.
Adm'r. 4. u. Cox,
ct. al.
q appearing TO my satisfaction that Augustus
IL NJ Cox, Samuel Jacobs, and Jane his wife,
d"ien'ants in this casc reside beyond the limits
of this State, motion of Marshall l. Lee Comm.
SOL
Ordered that said defendants 10 appear and
plead, answer or dcnur to said Bill Of Complaint
within three months from the publication here
Of or the same will be taken pro coatesso against
them.
WM. II. PARKER, cEA.D.
Commissioners Office,
May 1G, 1859. 4 3m
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3 RAILROAD TRAVELLING.
REDDlNGs q CO.'S
H8 b SOUTHERN EXPRESS.

OFFfCE-UNDER ST. CHARLES HOTEL. N. ORLEANS,
For the Reception and Delivery Of Goods for all Points
On the OpelonsRs Railroad.
This Company ID organized for the purpose of doing GEN.
= RIAL a EXPRESS AND FORWARDING BUSINESS such
forwarding Specie Bank Notes. Jewelry Merchandise Bag.
gage and Packages all parts and Havsr
We are also prepared to do General City Express Bag
Business in connection with the New Orleans Opelousa
and Crest Western Railread.
Will call for and deliver, with dispatch and NJ reasonable
mtes Freight Packages and from parts Of the
city Of New Orleans.
Merchants planters and citizens rely upon this Company
q forward ne most minute article TO Destination and
most respectfully solicit share Of public patronage
W. +. BEDDING,
tn. THAYER,
.u,, Proprietors.
Express. ~ ~ Al N
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moderate request, with sales Of 1900 to 400 bales
during the week at 133c. y yard. of Bale Rope,
about $500 coils Machine-made has been sold at "a
@sc U h., including, yesterday, 200 at 73c 70 at
&c., and $50 at BIC. % b., bulk of the stock being
held at higher rates.
GUNSY BAGS. :. The sales have been confined To
900 to 400 bales, at range of 9l093 and 1Oc. fo1
Light and Medium weight, and 10l@1l4c. for Heavy
and Extra Heavy bags.
RICE We have noticed sales OF few hundred
tcs. during the week at 3s04c. y h. for good Caro-
lima, part to arrive.
CoFfkE' There was an active demand this week
ana tne sales have amounted to about rs 900 bags at
range Of lO30l03c. y H., as extremes, showing
continued hrmness in prices. We quote Fair to good
Fair at lo31llc, and Prime 1ll@l1Ac q b. Seven
cargoes, embracing 35,20s bags, have arrived from
Rio Janeiro, and 2l22 bags from New York. and the
STOCK on hand last evening was about Is ZOO baes
SALT The rates for Liverpool from SECOND
hands are 90c for Coarse and 81 05 for Fine delivered
free OF drayage and 75c for the former and CSC for
the latter at the warehouse. We quote carpoes aoat
at 65966c. for Coarse and 6s@70c. % sack for Az
sorted.
TALLow. We have noticed sales of 200 bbls CITY
Rendered at s30l0c., and 30 Texas at 10c. b fb.
OILs Lard Oil sells slowly at 85Gl95c and Al
as to quality, and Cotton Seed at 65@70c for Crude
and 75Ge0c b gallon for small lots Of Clarified
Southern Oil Companys Oils are selling at 75c fol
Machinery, SOC for Deck and Paint, and zoe q gallon
for Gas Oil.
CANDLES. We quote Star Candles 1t 1sa19Ac
for Light, and 21@22c. y n for Full Weight, tn
sales including some 800 boxes at about this range
LINE. The last cargo sales of which the par
ticuars were reported were at Al 35n4l 40 q bbl
for Camden and RockIand.
NAVAL STORES. There has been some demand fo
Spirits Turpentine with sales of few hundred bbls
at about 52@54c. y gallon, showing large advance
Of Rosin, few small lots have been sold at 8
45@s1 Is for Common to No. 2, 90 50@3 so for No ]
Southern Oil Companys Navy Pitch sells in retail
parcels at So so y Dbl. Of Tar, few hundred Dbl
Lake have been sold at 81 so and 400 bbIs. Wi
mington, Washington and Alabama at 50 25@s3 I
y bb
i FREIaHTs. The market has been heavy and til
rates generally easier for shippers. The weeks er
gagements include two or three British and on
American ship for Liverpool at 7l6d for Cotton on
for Trieste at l}c; for Genoa at Isc one for thu
same port at =; one for Bordeaux at ltc for Cottor
and $50 u N. for'Etaves one for Boston and one fol
New York at &c. for Cotton, and yesterday an Amer
lean ship for Liverpool at 3D., one British at 1532d
Vessels on the berth for Liverpool have been Iinf
up with Cotton, generally at 7l6d@ mostly q
the former rate, both for British and American
though yesterday some 1000 bales were shipped il
British vessels at l5.32d,
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Arrivals Al De rrI.s,pal ns.els YsseerSay.

ST. CHARLES HOTEL ....A F Taylor. Va r
" Hall, c. Thos Borden and lady Mis- Bor-
den. Mrs Borden. RI Gray. Mrs Webb. Mrs
....W A Meredith, Garrett, Miss. r Tru-
vendt, Phila Chas Mediation, B Rouge Nrs
Chum aud daughter, Texas. .. VIM Jarvis, La. -
Bass Tenn Isaac Z Pride, Miss Kellogg, Ark
Mrs Tanner and daughter. \. b Tanner. Geo
Marshall. j L Pearce. u Muse, La. "a
Barrow, Rouge Sidney Clay and servant, Clay
La la ~ psayitt ) Tenney q D Brigham
"A. Robt Field, Natchez. Thos Rigby and nmily,
Miss. C Polk wife and daughter, e. VIM 81
Kincaid, Pa. Miss Scarborough, Mrs Good
Jones, La i. " Fuller. o d Whitfield, " j Minor.
Miss. l.. Geo Carr. Jos LeBourgeois. - W
Harris, Miss.
CITY HOTEL . F Mayo, E Pettess and son,
Thos J Buck f. E Hendrix, Mobile Jas 4
c Sa%s Gates S casss ana
No Geo Woodward, Miss ~ E King. "
E Owens, 7 s Wells, Burks, Jas Barker, Ark
y. VIM Dalyell, river. Geo Barnett, "a
James and svt, Herring, s n Newman, J G Her
Geo N Collensworth, Texas. Rufus G Williams,
Texas. Col Murrel and syt, Miss 4. "A vii
Watson, Mcneil, Allen, Miss: :.F Rapp
Larkin. Miss Larkin, Miss Wilking, " J Larkin. "
Larkln, La. - Dalton lady and SIT i. MIS-
Livingston, La. It G Russell lady and child Mrs L
B Russell, Mrs Hutchinson, st Louis. W G Ford,
Memphis. :. r. Thomas and Q children, Ala. .. b 8,
Blanchard, saml George, H.. John Chafe, La.
Hagerty. R NJ Tarver, jackson. !. e 81 Ustick,
Ala. s. George, VAR B Lynch, La. Amos
Marsh, La. j W Goldberg, coast ). r. Gullett,
Ala. "A H seley, R Orsley, Ill. w q b Tay
lor, KY. B W Towers, P N Bnrk, Miss
ARCADE HOTEL. M Curtis, G White, D B
spers, city W Fuller, Miss. M Cochran.
Mason. IS J Powers, Jas N Station, John W Clo-
man, Tex,...W H Bright, NJ Carter, John Nc
Elwa, Il J Simmons, I Simmons, c C Simmons,
La. r. Leggins Mr. Beeks, Ca. j Brown
III Willis. ID D Stinchcomb, La....A Pier
pont, N o.. j Chisholm, Miss. Isaac Cox, Ind
-, Geo Longaero. :. j Robertson, La. Thos
Walsh, Rouge. :. R Dixon, ] P Tranton, 81 f
Handy, Richardson, La. :. JAS N Clinton, Ala
-. .Drs Reed and Graham, Texas. N Graham,
G Ratliff, ] L Fostemberg, B W Lee, Miss G W
Ogle, John Robinson, Law N Adams. Miss .
-. j W Coman, Tex. j W Blight, Thos Wood
ward, W Lyman. J Bambricks, j Routon, r
Cunningham, PARROT, J Sherwood, La.
ST. LOUIS HOTEL....W W Wakeman, Miss
Wakeman, N TIA L Warriam, INV War
riam, Tex. - Dunn and wife, La John Nc
Gavock and wife, Tenn. Mrs NJ G Winder Mrs
Loverin and son, J H Gillespie, Tex. Mrs l. Win
der, ] NJ HALFWAY, La. :. N Alexander, o.. H 8
Routh, La. rs j Leach, Ala. III Dardennei L
Desobry, La. E Booth, N T. !. Mr. and Mrs W
Barron Jas Bowman, La. d Fl James, N T.
n Dunn, Mrs Burlington, La.
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excellent officers for their respective posts and
always favorites with their guests RecolIect The B.
l. Hodge win leave this evening ct ". positively.
Natehez.-U. 8. Msil Line Packet for vicksburg
This unsurpassed and splendid passenger packet,
10 charge Of Capt T. P. Leathegs having bees fully
repaired, will be found at the levee this mor1ing re-
ceiving for Vicksburg and way points, and will leave
at O'Clock P. n. to the minute. The Natchez ID .
hrstclaas passenger packet and general business
steamer, and Is managed by clever gentlemen and
experienced steamboatmen. Passengers will md
every comfort and luxury they could desire on board
the Natchez, and will be well treated by the officers
Mesm Sherman and Crater, the correct cleris, will
be found on board at their respective posts.
Woodfoyd-Ligbtnin Line Packet for Louisville
today-The elegant, fast, complete aud popular -
senger packet Weodford, Captain Moses Erwin, Is
again in port receiving passengers and freight for
Louisville and way points. The woodford had fun
trip down, and win return this evening at O'Clock,
With her fine cabin full Of passengers q usual The
Woodford Is favorite boat in the Louisville trade.
The public know that there's no discount either the
boat or her officers, and their merits have met with
noble response at the hands Of the public. III. H. B.
Mclaughlin il the clerk Of the Woodford.
L0ndn for Cineinnati-The well known audex-
cellent passenger steamer Lands Capt joseph Scott
with Mr.. Ames Fisher 10 the once, u receiving fbr
Cincinnati and way points. It should b borne n
mind that the Lands i an independent psetet snd
her officers hope BY strict attsution 70 business ard
the wants Of the public, to merit the condegse and
patronage Of the public genenIly. Passengers win
find splendid accommodations % board, and " viii
promise them pleasant and fast trip up the river
Mr. Fsher will be found on board ready % receive al
calls.
| Champion, Railroad Line Packet fof st. Lonis
Sunday.-Be II known N tnveIen bound up the
river Sunday, that the dine swift passenger steamer
Champion, Capt T. B. Moore, y 1t Tie foot 81 Pcy-
dras street receiving for ST. Louis and wsy points-
The Champion 10 in al respects drstclas steamer,
and her passenger arrangements and appointments
are complete. We promise al whomsy engage their
rooms on the Champion entire satisfaction with the
treatment and quarters they will receive NJ. Duval
Young, the clerk, will be found On board
ready to receive all visitors He will do hfs best to
please ALL and has never failed to give general salts
faction. The Champion leaves positively on Sunday,
| at 10 O'Clock.
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MtSsTs fdltTey 20. nOlQ SAFE al the Arcade To-
morrow of Stocks, Bonds and Scrip.
We alluded in our last to the country clause, so
termed, of our Insurance companies-and which has
caused many censorious remarks from the country.
We have been called on and informed that it is mis-
understood There cannot be any misunderstanding
about it, because there is the clause inserted as plain
as can be, that property insured in the country out
side of the city, is subject to this clause, as follows
at is understood and agreed to be condition of this
Insurance. that in case of any claim for loss under
this policy, that the insurers are and shall be only
liable for one-half of the SANE, not exceeding the
sum herein insured, and that one-half shall be borne
by the assured
This reads plain enough that an assurer is to bear
one-half of the claim. If there are any other con-
ditions attached or to be understood they ought to
be fully explained. We understand very well poll
cies so intended but that is not the question: an
office or insurer can at all times be screened under
that clause. Furthermore, there are very few poll
ces issued but of the triple mule teams with its
ten bales of cotton, which daily in Streets
can be driven through without stopping. We recon-
mend our companies to discard and erase this country
clause. If applicant for insurance is not worthy
of insurance. reject his application at once, and limit
the amount. In other cases these clauses and pro-
visos do not please the country
In uncurrent money there has been fair supply
offering, with corresponding inquiry, so far as dis
tant bank issues go. Take the uncurrent money mar
ket all round we have to note great activity during
the week. Mexican dollars have been active-the
sales for the week have been at l04 q l04. AT the
latter figure the demand is large. The receipts this
week reach s475,OOO, very small share of which
has found the way into the Branch Mint. There
will be very few Mexican dollars offered to the Mint
at 81 q U or, so long as lo43 q lo4l be OBJ
tanned for them outside for the European market.
Inc demand Tor American silver CON has been only
restricted for time the complaints of the article
being drug will begin to wear off.
The demand for land warrants is feeble Congress
is about to give squander away few more millions
of acres of the public domain which measure if car
ried through, will keep the market well supplied.
We annex our usual weekly quotations Of coin and
ner Camp and Common streets:
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Children TIRES old under tbrse
and twelve old hAprce all years old
fu!lfare.
Family tickets IN PACKAGES Of twenty i've be had At the
Lies reside the line Of the road procure pack
twenty five for their reduced
The Company prepared and Pack
ages Of al kinds place with which they
on, receiving from delivering the doic patrons
r. s. WILLIAMS,
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1859-02-12
CATTLE nARKxr.

JEFFERSON CITY. Feb. 10, 1853.
Arrived AZ head Of Ordinary Beef Cattle and 102
Calves. The supply of all descriptions of stock is
very moderate, and prices are in favor of holders.