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CAPTAIN,S OFFICE !-The

VJvHE CAPTAINS OFFICE !-The
Il undersigned has closed up his business in
Yorkville finally, and is determined to proceed
Immediately to the settlement of outstanding
debts. Persons indebted to 'hirA are respectful
~ notified to make payment before Return. Day.
He has been very lenient with debtors, but long
er indulgence cannot and will not be granted.
Papers which remain unadjusted, will be put
in an Attorneys hands before Return-Day.
y. F. Il SIMR1L.
Jan6 ot
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NOTICE.-:Au persons indebted to the M,
IN dersgned by Note or Account previous to
January lst, 1860. are hereby notified that pay
ment must be made before Return-day, or the
demands will be put in suit. In this case,
will do what say, as I have no time to run
about and make collections. J. FLACH.
Jan 12 I'd
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These Gums remove allt
morbid or bad matter from
the system, supplying inIa,
their place a healthy fow of :
bile, invigorating the stom. :
ach, causing food to digestIe
well, purifying { b ED
blood, giving tone and q
health TO the whole machin1 :
cry, removing the! cause Offs
the disease ffecting araddH
ical cure. :
Bilious attacks arelS
cured, and what Is better,IS
prevented by the occasional :
use ofthe Liver rInvigorator.t I
One dose after eating Isl 3
sufficient to relieve the stomIS;
ach and prevent the foods
from rising and sourfng.+,
Only one dose taken be-
fore retiring, preyentsnight-s
mare. a
Only one dose taken at :
night, loosens the bowelslS 3
gently and cures costive-Ie
mess. -. a..
One dose taken after eachl s
meal willcure DYSPEPSIA. !
One dose oftwo tea-spoonjl
fuls will always relieves Z
Sick Headache. Ia
Only one dose immediate
ly relieves Colac, while
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officers and Delegates from Subordinate Chap
ters, will please give general and punctual at
tendances.
During this Convocation, there will be an ell
ection of officers for the ensuing year, an exem.
plifcation of the Royal-Arch work, and a con-
sideration of the revised Constitution. .
EBENEZER THAYER,
..... Grand Secretary.
Jan 10 3 At
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THE LIVER
INVIGORA,TOR /!

PhEPAhED Bf, Uh.s SANFURU,
Compounded entirely from GUMS, J.
rs ONE OF THE BEST PURGATTvE AND
Il Liver Medicines now before the public. -
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n@ The common opinion is, that we
should take good care of children, at all
seasons of the year, but it is we'll enough
in the winter to slet them slide
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~ ARKANSAS
Land and Mills For Sale.

. 700 ACRES
FvALUABLRLAN situated in Drew Co.,
~ Arkansas. eight miles west Of Monticello, on
the stage-road leading from Gaines Landing on
the Mississippi river, to Camden; aud about i've
miles from the M. o. & R. R. Railroad, the track
laying of which is now under way, can be had on
terms to suit the purchaser. LARGE
STEAM SAW-11IEL,~
with every variety of Dry Goods for PLANTA-
TION AND FAMILY USES. Our long expert
rience in this branch of our business, and our ia
cilities for purchasing .r...-.,.
with two saws, has recently been completed upon
the premises, and works well, cutting 8 to 10000
feet per day, which finds ready sale at One Dollar
per hundred at the Mill, with large body Of fine
timber at hand. -
There is in connection with the Mill, RUNNING
GEAR, with two pair of STONES, for GRIST
MILI-evorything new. There are
TWODWELLING HOUSES,
Negro Cabins and out-houses upon the premises,
with as good water as can be found in any coun-
ty. The location is healty, and in growing
community, and is thought to be as valuable q
place as can be found in the State.
Purchasers a-
CAN BUY 900 ACRES.
including the Mills, with the privilege Of 1000
Acres, or the whole tract as suits their conven.
venience.
My object in selling, is to pay my debts and
change my business. A bargain can be had.
Address, JAMES BARKER,
Barkada, Drew Co., Arkansas.
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/ .one dose often ,on.at.d "A
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lave NJ Choler.
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One dose taien n short
time before eating etyes Vic.
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SCENE IN A SANoTUM.-Enter large
strong man with cowhide.
us the editor imp As.s 3
yes ...-.. ...... ,..
fYou? ..-.....-. ..
sYes.' r.
Il have come to settle with you
well. (Editor draws revolver.) Go a.
head
Il have taken your paper year.
Well,' (capping pistol.)
Gan article in your last weeks paper (edi-
tor cocks the pistoD convinced me that you
need -
Il deny your right to give it-therefore
please be cautious, SIR .
'Give you whatF
"A thrashingP
why no, my dear sir, I came to pay my
subscription in advance -.
Of course no further disturbance was ne
cessary.
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> Alwho use Il are giving their unanimous
testimony In fts favor. > esgs - 4 3 t14
MIX water In the month with the Invizor-
ator, and swallow together.
- = PRICE ONE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. Ct
DIR. SANFORD, Proprietor, No. 345 Broadway, n. Y.
RetaIed by all Druggists Sold, also, by 800 81
... .,. ALLISON & BRATTON,
and q W MERRILL.
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E.. GRAID Royal ARCH CHAPTER
OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

THE ANNUAL Grand
Convocation Of this Most
Excellent Grand Chap.
ter, will be holden in
Charleston, at Masonic
Hall, on TUESDAY, 18th
Of FEBRUARY, at IL
o'clock, meridian.
The Mamhera Qronf
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*25 millimetres are equal to one inch.
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"HNHQDVAHo
Look to your own Interest |

THE UNDERSIGN
ED has removed hi.
BOOT and SHOE es.
tablishment to tn {
'McLURE,' Building.
opposite Hare's Mar
Bile Yard. where he is
prepared with excel
lent material. TO make
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they were assembled and proceeded to ad,
minister. hearty kicks to several ds.>soo~
Efortably isnoozipg befoss>~,ne, accompa;
80. :. ~ I;oEaxs6e exclamation, get
~. T ss-sss begone, Colonel! out, Ma
One of the magnstes, with ill.concealed
anger, remarked: o...a. ~.
Why, madam, you have singular names
for your dogs ..... .+
90! yes,' she naively answered, 'any
NANCY pup may be General or Colonel now
days! ..
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formerly sold at S135, but now reduced to $40,
is too well known all over the world to need any
description. Every sort of work, coarse or fine,
can be done with it. .-....-.-e 49, -,
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1860-11-29

UNSAFE BUn.DNGs-ASorHER ACCIDENT
Another instance Of the frequency with which
the laws are deHed or evsded at the imminent
risk Of life occurred yesterday in the fall Of
portion OF q new building, ovsrladen with
bonr, Ia whitehall street Tois building has
beeo erected within q few mouths past since
the passage OF the Unsafe Buildings act Of las.
April, which one would think - elaborate
enough In Oil its details TO guard against any
possibility OF An accident Of this kind, II ~
provisions were carried but by the inspec-
tor sPPoinLssd under it. IL appears, however,
That the building was put up 10 most care.
lese fashion. some Of the bricks ia the arches
being actually put together without any mortar
or eemen. bet seen them. Moreover. We earn
Est II was reported as unsafe by the fire war
d-u- during its erection, and there could there
fore be no excuse for proceeding with Il to
completion without taking any measures to rem
der IL secure. There is q heavy responsibility
resting somewhere in this iransa sion, and ".
hope the matter will be sifted and the parties
~ blame brought to due punishment
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AusTs--KEly -0r Tot sday, November 81 at the
Church Of ~. Francis Xarer, by the Most Rev Arch
bishop hughes, STEPHEN v AUSTIN 10 CnCLIA, youngest
sRhter 81 w. Kelly, Eco OF g. Louis, and nece OF
the late Terence Doupey, Of this city.
RAnY-bsRY--In Pisinneld, N j., on tuesday No
~ New York, Rally 10 HArTs NJ, daughter OF Jonn q
Berry, Fro, Of the former place
COITMAF-AkGKvINu al Niagara Falls, on Wednesday,
November 81, by the Rev DR., Jarvis, ROGET COLI
MAN TO Mics EsnIsn ANGsyNB
GoSSoUn-CoG0EY --On sunday, Novem Der 26, at the
Church OF ADJUDICATION, at MsDhattsDvile, by the Rev
Father Breer. krHAHI GossoUD, Of this city, 20 Bpn
~ sccond daughter Of Mathew aud Mary Ccggey Of Car
nsusvilie.
HASwoop-MAHURuR I'm this city, on Saturday, No
vepsber by the r.. james Miett ~ the brides
d.nce, MI FRANCS HAYWOOD TO Miss LIZZIE hAHusrEs, ali
OF this oity.
pnpsrrH-P Poor At Trinity church, Bergen Point, N
on "Wednesday, November %, by the Rev Mr.. Rang
WArsos J. HnpRTTH 10 PrBEccA b ROOF
bIsBBRI1-CoswAy-On Wednesday, Moves ber %,
by the Rev Dr Morgan rector OF - rbom9 church
CHAs n KIMBERLY To AGSps CONWAY both OF tots city
LBE-GLsAsos On Wednesday, November Is, 81 the
church q the Nativity second avenue, by the Rev Geo
scClofsey, THOMAS n LIZ 70 KAn T GLAsos, both Of
this city.
Boston BaifaI, Nova Scotia and Cork papers please
copy.
NooRr-RsAPP In Crsrleeowu, ysss, on Monday.
November 20, by The Rev. James Niles, JOIN MOORE
70 JANE ksAPP, daughter of Captain Wan. l. Hudson
Q. 5. n, all of Brooklyn.
srns.s-ssrH this CITY, on Wednesday morning
Nov.m Der Is BY the Rev. Mr. Montgomery, ROSWELL
sPunAs 10 Lorna J. daughter OF the late Mr.. j. u
smith, all OF ths city.
TrrtntI.-Ixws At Trinity chapel on Tuesday, No
venaber At NJ tho Rev. Dr. n Greasy, NJ e DARwrs
ruIBul, Of Jefferson, Y. Y % Miss NKrrE, daughter
Of tho late Col Levi Lewis, Of Auburn, N "
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NEWS FROM WASHINGTON.

WAsmsGros, Nov. %, 1880
sALARrEs PAID IN sPsuE
The government employees were paid their monthly
dues TO day In specs.
ooSvALn%HSCu coBB
Secretary Cobb has recovered and Is ont to day 10
good health. He Ia making arrangements 10 remove
south Many OF bis effects have already been forwarded
Tho position OF the administration regarding secession
and Mr. Cobb's retention Of power at home are widely
different. and Mr.. Cobb may quietly retire without
Cebiret explosion
SITTING OF THE SUPREME oorRr
Tho Supreme Court commences next week Attorney
General Black may scot 70 tue senate either
OF Judge fancy OF the late Judge Daniels
OF virgina-Biack changing his residence TO suit the
case.
The principal before the court those involving
the validity or the tom tax the Pennsylvania rail
road amounting three hundred Thousand dollars per
snnum and tire validity OF municipal subscriptions
favor OF the railroad The decision In ths latter viii
not disturb the great ass Of boads even Il be adverse
to their validity.
Tomorrow being act apart by the municipal authori.
ties for Thanksgiving all the public departments VIII be
closed.
Scarcely . dozen members Of Congress have @ yet
arrived
rhsddcus Hyatt called upon the President to day fur
land rates.
The Census Bureau IN receipt OF from all the
States, South Carolina included IN few scattered dis
trcss, ho~ever, withheld for correction The
returns Of the Territory Of New Aexi,o tine
way pgton and those OF Usah and Kansas have
only In part 70 hand. In all cases. ore ex'
oepted, la~s have heretofore been passd 70 ex
tend the time for taxing the census; - TO the
present. one, they have been rendered within
shorter period sef1re, bu! not time To
bio he Secretary of the Interior TO communicate to Con
gress the OF the session shc enumesH
ton the Inhabitants the representative appor
tlonmen.
The steam sleep Brooklyn daily oxpected At Norfolk
with the Cbiriqni commission.
Among the latest arrivals OF Congressman u Senator
DAva, Of Misissipp
Secretary Cobb absent from tho Cabinet day
account OF sickness.
me rre-,deuty Image has been piscsd In the
printers hands
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Tuumow warns wspox.-To many Of our

THuRLow wrEn's WEDox.-To many Of our
republican philosophers including philosopher
Greeley, this existing Southern oisunion excite
ment 10 q miiir,one beyond which they can see
nothing. But the Reverend Thurlow Weed has
bad peep through this milestone, and he sees
trouble on the other side. he sees that this
trouble may spo'l all his calculations Ct the
White House kitchen; that IL may cut of the
usual supplies Of tns tat things OF the isrd-r
and the aromatic rosst joints aud smoking ket-
slev Of oysters. which are ths usual perquisises Of
the hing Of the kitchen. Weed IL therefore ready
Tor compromise on the almighty Niger tor
the sake OF the almighty spoils He will catch
she Niger and return him 70 his msster or pay
for the Niger u he gets away, 20 that Thurlow
may have good old time In the kitchen Nay.
more, Thuriov sill run the Missouri con.
promise liue through to sbe Pacific, aud divide
even California with the South, so that he can
have FREQ rrn Of the kitchen. Weed Is wise
msn, but Greeley Il crc.shsJ; Weed under
stands - position. but " re afraid now th4t
Sf-ss-y 90. az, a. - ....h.
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THE TICKET SwINnLING NUISANCE TO BE AR
eEsrED.-We are glad to know that soma prac
sical measures have been taken to stop the sys-
during the last ten or twelve years upon per
Sons departing for or arriving from the Golden
State. Last winter the California Legislature
passed an act authorizing the Governor OF that
State to appoint an Emigrsnt Commissioner, to
eeside In New York, and take all lawful aud
proper measures for the protection OF pAssen
gers from the numerous hetel sharks, runners
and ticket agents who infest the lower par, OF
Che city. The Commissioner, Mr.. Dickinson
entered upon the discharge Of bis duties last
April, and caused the arrest of large nun
Der Of "agents" and the suppression OF several
bogus ticket ofices Subsequently two motto
rious ticket s9indlsrs we're tried and
Grand Jury. One Of them las been sent
to the penitentiary tor one year, and the
other to Sing Sing for two years, and their
late affords notable example to their confrs-es.
For crying evils of this kind, the actual cautery
Is the only effective remedy. 1t Is now pro
poeed that the law shall be amended SO A to
provide for the establishment Of q regular
bureau here, aud to give the Commissioner
power to zee that the federal law as to the
security Of passengers upon steamships is fully
and truly obeyed.
These reforms are very much needed. and we
trust that no time will bs lost 10 carrying them
into effect The most shameful frauds have
been practised upon emigrants here, and the
e~iDdlers have generally managed to escape by
mesns Of political influence, or on account Of
the fact that the injured party was unable to
remain here and prosecute the robbers. II is
high time this sort Of thing was stopped, and
~e are very glad to see tina, measures are to be
taken to accomplish that most desirable con.
summation.
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Later from Msxsco.

DECISION OF TUE COUNTS RksPkotihG TfK rRoCExDs
or TIE srizED CoNnuCrA-MIKAMon's INABILITY
TO DEFEND tbs CAPlTAL-cAPruRg or TAoUsAYA
AND PKoBABLB sUEREsDKR o. 6UADALAJAKA.
NEW ORLEANS, Nov a, 1850.
The schooner Alphenzire, from TAmpico 18Th, has G.
rived.
Regarding tho $500 900 Of the seized conducts, the
courts decided In favor 81 pro rata distribution. Every
body 10 preparing for . change OF government.
hsmon's declaration declaring his inability 70 defend
the capital created considerable excitement
me las, accounts stated that the constu,oualss bal
captured Tscuoays.
GussaSjsrs, u ~n believed a. the capital would ssr.
render without struggle
wAsasoros, Nov. Is, 1850
New Orleans papers Of Sunday have been received
here.
The Pcdyun< has extract from private letter from
tho highest authority at Vera Cruz sayins;-
"1he occupation Of Gusdalaara BY tho Liberals and
complete roui o. Geo. Narquz, are regarded here the
beginning Of the end OF the civil The constitution
asA VIII march ct once on the capital"
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TLLEGRAFHIc TRoUBLEs.--Evsr since the
town of Springfield. Illinois, has become the
Mecca Of the republicans; since Chicago has
lost its morals, and since tho Kansas raids have
commenced again, the press in this part of the
country has been suffering from two evils at
the hands of the telegraph. The drst Is the
imme nse expense of the telegrsphic news, aud
the other Is the unceasing difficulty and delay
In getting dispatches over the Western lines in
time TO permit the papers to go to press at .
proper season In the morning. The expense
We can stand and would not complain of, but
the delay is a serious inconvenience to our in
ternal management, and deprives MS very often
OF the opportunity to furnish our paper to
thousands Of subscribers who desire to get il
early. Besides, We are frequently compelled
to leave out Of our columns hundreds Of dol
lars worth Of telegraphic news-as we were
yesterday with the proceedings of the Burcb
divorce case, and the Kansas news-from tho
lateness Of the hour at which arrives
With the political excitement In Springfield
the immoral excitement In Chicago, and
the bloody work Of Captain Montgomery In
Kansas We are grievously troubled by the
delays of the Western telegraph companies
thereby losing great deal of time and
seriously Disappointing our readers. Cannot
the Western telegraph companies bestir them.
selves, and do things up little more quickly
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THE TROUBLES IN H SoAo'


IBAvpwosrH, x T, Nov n III.
Acting Governor Beebe uss issued proc,amsi,os
tive TO AfArs In Southern Kansas, calling % CspA
Montgomery and his OF Jay Hs 1sers % osospd
return 70 tho obeoeoce Of tho constituted authorities
BE says that peaceabe citizens sha receive just protcc
tion and oil offenders ibeir due puusnmsat.
There 10 nothing new from the scene Of disisrbAnce
River navigation q irely resumed
BOLIVAR, Mo, Nov. d, 1880,
letter dated Nevada city, Vernon county, Nov. II,
signed COL j. Y. Snyder, Division Inspector Of the sixth
district, orders Capt Nichols OF Polk county 70 mount
his company and hold h,msel read nese 70 march at
moments warning 70 the border. The Colonel adds
"Thero viii he some trouble the lineu
Great excitement prevail. bore In consequence Of tbs
receipt Of this intelligence.
81. LOUIS Nov 81, l8eo.
special despatch 70 the Dsmocrs, says the bor.
der expedition, under General Frost, ia enc~mped
snhtown tbe terminus u the Pacific Railroad, await
ing orders from tho Governor.
Rumors current in jefferson City that the Governor
bad ordered TROOPS return Consequence Of tao
President having given General Haruey full power TO
pursue and arrest Montgomery wherever he might DO
fosnd Another probable report vs. that the troops win
remain In the camp for the present. and small mounted
squad, under competent command, ~i bs sent In tho
IesAborhood OF Fort Scott 70 report 70 headquarters
with all possible speed and the future movements Of the
troops wil be In accordance with the official Information
brought back.
KANSAS CRY Nov 81, 1890
The all coach ON Fort SCOTT arrived this
ing bringing Jessie Norrn registers Of th, land
office nj Fort scot who furnish the following despstohes
touching The late disturbance
Much or the excitement hsre during tina has
been without real Toe business OF the land Office
has not been interrupted, and ears at that Will
be- Tho giSbt OF Judge Williams aud the court not
warranted by she circumstances OF the CARE
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togr REAsssy, Nov a.. 1880
Tho Denver City coach % lne 2sh passed II noon
10 day, With ~ eco 10 fr,isht
nrxvxR, Nov. a.. 1890
Parties are atm leaving daily lor sns
letter received yesterday oriags very encouraging
ports from that region
A sevure sno~ storm coatlnued throughout the 22i
ard 9si -
VIM Riley, Deputy Sheriff at Mountain CITY fcrr1 -rly
from Vrgnis ADD CoAriie Harrison sslcon kecDer rf
ths city n Fight duel lhis mornrg ococx
with d