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REPUTATION.
"Thc purest treasure mortal times afford,
Is spotless reputation; that AWAY, s,.- ....

Is bpOtIeSS reputation That hMAy, = =
Men arc but gdcd loan, or painted clay"
Reputation is mans best legacy pure and unspot-
ted character is of the most precious gifts that
ever been vouchsafed to 1t is of his immortal
attributes When ho and passes away he leaves his
character and reputation behind him to influence the
generations that aft him Every family has its
household traditions; and all do more or less to
shape actions and deeds those who succeed then
How true is 1t hen "a good rather to be chosen
than great riches" 1t Is more valuable than all the gold
that was ever dug from tho bowels of Garth; moro
nestmnble than oil the diamonds that were ever taken
from Golcondas mines; moro priceless than all tho
gems that ever sparkled beneath the sun, and when
coupled with fauess Hat from the One Price Fash
ionable HAT MART OF STEELE, King g-street opposite
socieystreet wifi not fall to its possessor DER the
Journey of life. ... Wa October Is
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By n. ri. MARSHALL.
TOMORROW. the 18th instant will be sold. at my
Oface No. 33 Broad-street,
EIGHT BUILDING LOTS In Mrtle.street Ward No.
near King street. Plat Of them by R. K Payne Sur
veyor, can be seen at my Office.
October 18
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House and Lot in ST. PhliD- D-st,ee<
n,,, By MckAY & CAMPBELL.
THIS DAP, October 18th, win be sold at our Stores
- NOS 30 and 82 Hasel.strcet, ut 10 O'Clock
ALL THAT LOT OF LAND, WITH THE Two atorv
wooden Dwelling thereon situated tho West side Of
St Phihp-sreet, and known No. 3S. Tho House con-
tans rooms; tho premises is q good well of water
and necessary outbuildings >
The Lot measures 4s feet in 'front.' by 40 DEPTH
be the said dimensions more or less. rN'
ConditionH,Onethirdc cash; balance in one and two
years. secured by bond and mortgage of the premises:
the buildings to be insured and tho policy assfoned
Purchaser to pay us for all necessary papers.
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In THE Third Congressional District, composed tof
Orangeburg, Edgefeld; Abbevile, Newberry Lexington
Richland and Fairfield, Gen. SAMUEL MCGOWAN is the
only candidate for Congress- Mr. TLaAN, his compeH
tor, having Withdrawn. rs'n
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DAILY NEWS
WEDNESDAY MORNING. OCTOBER 1s. 1886.
LOCAL MATTERS.

OUR THANKS arc due to Dir. D. A. KEYEs, Agent o.
STONE, RossroS MURRAYs Combination Circus, fol
late files of New York papers. Mr.. KErEs visits OIL
city for the purpose Of making arrangements for the
opening Of his Circus Company here ut carly date
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1865-10-18

We FIND by the GreenuHe Enterprise that the follow.
ing gentlemen candidates for Member Of Congress
from the Fourth Congressional District composed Of
Anderson, Pchens, Greenville, Laurens spartanburg
Unien, York. and Chester, viz JAMES FAnRow, J. D.
AaHhoRR and J. P. REED
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The Embassy from the Bey Of Tunis hae lust
made visit to the Bay Of Now York, and yery
much regrets that the Bay Of New York cannot
pay visit to the Bey Of Tunis.-Sat. Press,
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The most ridiculous libel case yet ID that Of
nan in Nantucket, who sued the publishers Of the
Mirror Of that place, they having, in report Of
tho doings Of the Superior Court two years ago,
6y 6yyst 1ypGgrsphical error stated the date Gf hs
the libel suit so puerle that he instructed the jury
TO bring In verdict for the defendants, without
giving their lawyers time to offer plea.
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By WILLIAM M. PELOT
. No. 81 Beaufhin-strcot.
At Private Sale n
fine large MULE October 1e
Farms at Aiken.
By WILLIAM NJ. PELOT,
No. "a Beaufsin-st., 1st House West from
corner Comtng-Bt.
At Private Bale, that desirable FARM about half nAa
Tom the depot formerly known Guytons, nearly op-
posite Governor Magraths farm. The tract contains
one hundred and twenty-five less. About
seventy acres cleared and under fence the balance
s well wooded also largo orchard Of peach and apple
trees, good vineyard Of imported grape vines, and
mover failing spring Of good puro water The Dwelling
House fs nearly and has nine square rooms good
outbuldings Kitchen carriage house. stable, barn and
servanto houses Immediate possession will be given
Terms-four thousand dollars one-third cash, balance
payable in one and two years To any lover of good
fruit pure water, Aiken air, and large shady oaks thia
beautiful and Worry lucrative Farm offers opportunitJ
seldom presented.
FARM seven miles from Aiken, noar shaws Creek
containing 1877 acres more less This Farm is very
productive In corn, wheat ryo, cotton, 6c The peach
crop OF this year was very abundant Near the House
are TWO springs OF good water and good range for ca
tie and hogs. About 90 acros cleared and undes
fence, the balance heavily tmbered. Tho buildings ara
comfortable. Immediate possession will be given and
viii DO sold for the very low price of thousand dol
lars-haH cash; balance payable In ono year.
For further particulars, apply to
WILLIAM NJ. PELoT, Charleston.
Orto FREDERICK A. FORD,
September 20 Attorney ut Law, Aiken. q. O.
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VALUABLE TEsr1MoNY.-Proeure at any drug
Worlds Hair Restorer and Hair Dressing, and Won
Will find in 1t much valuable information oonoern-
ing the g human hair; also testimony from well
that her preparations have no EQUALS for restoring
inyigorating and Identifying fhe hair. II yons
hair is grey, II you have . bald spot, if you wish
to retain your hair through life, use these prepa-
rations. IS
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Balance Of Stock Of a Retail Siore-Dry Goods
Boots and Shoes, and Ciothin1.
MCKAY 8; CAMPBELL
Will sell THIS DAY, 18th inst, at 10 O'Clock at OUR
Sales Rooms, Nos. 30 and 81 Hasel-street
=, CASSlMERES, Red and Fancy Flaunes Linen Huck
iowes Linen Damask Fancy Shirts Mems Undershirts
qnd Drawers, Grey and White; Fancy Neck Ties White
H. y; smrts Hair Nets, Oyercoats, Cashmere and Sat
net Pants Velvet Silk Satin Cashmere and Jean Vests
20 cases and cartoons Mems Ladies' and Childrens
cases Ladies' assorted Straw Hats
ma; uses Sottons, Plated Ware and Jewelry.
Being balance Of stock of Retail Storo removed for
Conditions cash. 'oc,oh,,,o
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PRIVATE SALES.

BY WILLIAM M. PELOT,
No. 81 Beaufain-strcet.
At Private Sale ~
fine large MULE q October 1e
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SADDLRRY WARRHoUsE.-We are glad to so many
>of our old merchants returning to business who
have enjoyed the confidence OF our communicated
none more 80 than the firm of HARRAI, NICHOLS & Co.,
manufacturers and dealers In sadery, coach and ha
ness trimmings, &c, who hope to be prepared to
furnish their old friends and customers with goods Of
superior quality in their line Of business They may be
found in Hasesree south side, second door esst Of
King street
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25

War Department, to direct the release from ,h.,
prison Oi certain prisoners committed there by order
OF Gen l.. {. h,ier, thoy having been confined I.
'ufhelcnt length of time without tho charge. beip.
aust liued.
u currently reported In military e,rcle, ,h., ,he
secretary Of War hn ordered q military cour, to
convene for ,hs trial Of windcr duncan and Cec
no" confined In the Old Capital upon the charge Of
cruel tfoaIment Of Union prisoners at Aud.r,on.
vile
Inc NtuoNAt ErrunLicAN Of to-day say. ths, I.
"H which II publishes has been dr.h.d and pte.
'cn'ei to several sen'tors and Representatives aud
vi" probably be offered Immediately .ncr the
os'nizaton Of the Hcl,e, fi /, not prev iou.l, iu
'ONueci IN the senate. II provide. tor the ots.nI.
h'uon Of so'ernmen,, for tho state. heretofore IN
'oIo'ioh by ih, appointment Of Governor. With
pose to call couveution.to 10 ,rame now constitutions.
oN the 'ppiovd Of which by Consres, tho recon.
''tue'ed s'sios are to he admitted by spccial act.
'p 10 date the total amount Of National Rank
'u''en'v '''ncd by the Treasurer 10 s2IL111sib,
an 'hc AIN unit i'srel durius tho seek ending thc
18th instant 80 ,I1JJ5.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
From Washington.

WAsurNGrlS Nov. go.
An the regular cav.lr, Icsment., oIccptng the
Fhh, have been oIderei ioT duty to tie command Of
Gen. Merritt at san Antou.o, Tea,s.
An order has been Issued by the War Department
for Board Of Ofcors 70 assemble In this city
a. practicable TO examine and report up0l the Gpp!i-
cstons and Tecomme ndai ons which have bson sub
mtted Tor appointments In the resular regiments Of
the army. The following Ia statement of the yacan-
cies TO be filled; The cavalry arm, SECOND loutenan-
cies 81 In the artillery arm, second lieut"nanc'e.,
~ IN the infantry arm first heu'enanoss Gu second
heutenanceL i99; total number Of vacancies, 49,.
Aitor = careful examination Of the te'!monias aud
the military history Of the spplcsnts the Board viii
select the name. Of sufficient number to MI TIE va
cancios shown In the ioreqons statement from those
appliesnA who have served IN tht Vo'Ineors at least
two years and will sulmi, report with list Of
names az selected. IL maAins tue selection the
board will hppoition tie Nhos humber 10 be Sp-
pointed to equal the number Of VACANCIES except ~
to the several States aud ler'ione'' according to
the Representation In CunGies.
Col. Henry T.. Lanlz, Of 10 lana, M,tary Agent in
this city, has been removed. and Capi l. u. wilson
appointed in his place. IhceH' no clarse touching
his mpotency, or ruy mrH'nN mont IN 'on-
neation with the legitimate bu'ne'- OF the Office;
but that he has been sdine snl -ss.stns lion. Geo.
W Julian, member OF Cougn,' ilom Tie on district
/ VI Indiana against Gov. Norton.
I No hoin'omh.on hn. leeu gee 'et Nv th" Govern
mou' 4 ON Get. L..aa. 40 so the r~c.' o. the
mission 20 tie Rem. Of gaA oo. Col y on nlng
the former private -,re'.r 20 90 '''-'e"n'' na'
ace ed the sp9o.ara rac.. c. -'c ,a.' "' Le'"ton
AMI hrs alruidet t..,rA.s .cH.i ie prepared
otrier npa he Gld
an
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25

The PAYS asscrts that the evacuation Of the p.pL
States by the French troop. vould commence on tho
9Th instint.
Paris telegram says.
According to EtSpErTSpAScE Prtax. there /,
some sone m,'.er, In the r'c,o,ce JUS, nov q mira
tour of vsits 10 our ocean war hatlots of LOricni
.nd Hrest. whs, does that daring ami distinguished
American seaman cont mplate hy loterinrao oui
coast or is be taking soundinrs Tor oteratos
y case Of rupture about Mexicoi II is clear that
ifoIcsoine In the visit Of 80 determined g. y
tain.
telegram from Msrseillcs says,
Adyiees received here from .Alsicts st.te hist an
oticta ditpatch had cen published In that city au-
nouncing th.t upon the I, euch columns epproschus
TIE oice. Of 81 Lals aud the other n.u sen contn-
souihctly direction. The Arsb s,ums under ,,,u
LAfietehe, supported BY the French cavalry, over
numerous n, cks belonging to ihs Human mile WHO
recently lotned the Insurgents.
The spanish Government had ordered . strict
wsieh to he kept on the ,eabosrd Of Cuissrd Porto
Rev, span leaunE the in,urreeton In Jam sics may
have IsnihcAnons IN the spanish Nnlie,
The GerA, Council OF Sviz Rand have slesiei
N. knulci fsderNI Councillor ior Lucerne President
Of the Conedcration ior lsj6, and NJ foruefod Vice
President
Tho Bssuto var tCApe Of Good Hopel vi. not ,et.
tied Moshe,h aeInowlsised tha, th. R.suio- we're
beaten but said they would not give their
trN t. tn" BJefs. sthourh thry Nou to the Enrlsh
l.e remained awAi'tng tie tovetuol's ttpy. A 20.
ct Nm itported o be loot iOr coonz ,us the Bas.
ulo County With kUslish se,tlog.. Bu.ilsss dull.
Cd'cN'td. oct S1-Ihe market has been brought
10 ct " IN rouse gusnce OF the lilure Of the
iico crop. IL -as Iuin,iei thst the Eu..isn. lad
itat'h ihc bokhsriAus lCAr Jaahakalll, aut " etc
reported ~ te Within lev miles of Bothsra. H. M
bsJ -ts rist lighici wt,n g,s the ith OF OctOhe
lHo nNiiNe Direction. OF the Commercial nance
anu suck tIchaufe Corporation ot Bombay had
Teen sehteltcd 10 Nsu. pOI t4t4uH tor lHr, ana \
third 10 imprisonment iol our roars on a ch. - Of
torg,ry.
Shan9ha,, oct. y A serious question had ,ris,n
With regard to tho supp e.slon Of piracy In the
Chinese sssL Which we're daily becomin more an.
serous. ILs Tsku iorts hsd lecn evaculted by the
Allied garrison. great hurricane bad occurred At
kanill.
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City Intelligence.
General Grant.

Grand reception Mt the Fiith Ave. Uo,.i
hr.ihnt AssemblaEc Heauty, Brayery
nnd : nshion Genes Outside -Eirew orLs =
aud Entausinsui
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Imperial Reports

letter In ths CorRaIEu DL- krArs SIS dated
City Of Mexico, % inst. says that there scarcely
aoubt but that the force BY which MAtsmorAs WI.
At that date lo,eiged, was composed mainly OF
Glibu,ter expedition from the Uuited States, DE
patche. from, m,Gepersl MelIa confirmed this statement
E,oOledo, Meudez, Canao, had never before but
iW haniiu under their command but leiorc Maa
morsstheJ maintained little corn. darmce coinpos.
cd mainlJ o. American adventures attracted by the
tope Of plundcr, nni Of soldier. from tho army Of
I,SAs-;o whom their officers Give thousand fasili
Tea ior deser'ion The arms, the cannon, the men OF
tn,se .oi dirsnt Liberals all came frou Texas"
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Mexico.
Liberal Reports.

News hss bsen received In this city, IRON auttcn.
lie sources, which is really Of much importance The
Emperor hIlmilian has dsle mined and ordered
that all his force, be wishdrasn from the outpost.
and concentrated a. three points, viz. Vera Cruz,
city Of Mexico, and San Louis Potos lie will mtL
thee three places the hoadquaTters OF the respective
dr'itets, sud swnit he arrival of his expected rein
iorcem'na. hsIimilisn has abandoned hi. propo.ed
visit to lueatan hi, affairs at hoins demanding hs
entlTo and undivided attention. The Emrro. Car
loua IL preparing to return to the oontiuont Of
Europe, Nheth'r 10 plead for ~slsiance as a iorerun
ner of tho Emperor Ia not yet known. A. soon a.
the French iroops withdrawn to the thr,e place.
sboyenamed, the Mexican people will rise an rrds.e
aud take vigorous prevent any future I'D
vance. The spirits OF the Liberal, have teen much
cou,lorted BY adviccs from the Jniied States that
material aid will soon reach them.
san frdneisco, Nor ls.-A letter from IlpoL, Loser
California dated the 9Th, the Territorial Assem-.
lily passed All act recoguGins the Empire. hut the
Governor refused 20 sian IT, as the people threatened
to revolt # the acI was cousummaitl. Nno. her let
ter, dated bfzAilan, s,h, says the French have
entirely abandoned ,sinaloA with tho exception n
AsEstlsn, where onl 50 troops feiusned, nan Of
whom we're IN hospitals. The Mexican iorcc. ,asu,-
h esunaIod at several thousands, have cut oil com
uunieaon With the interior aud threaten the CITY
The foreign resideHs we're indignant at uhAt they
called 'thoir de.rrtion" b. the French, which Lsd
strengthened the opposition Of the native population
The same letter says that he nsus from siu,lo. IL
not fatterng to the Empire Soon afer the French
abandoned hermO.lla ldate not gvsul, the Rtpubli-
cans snteted and eI'orted loan Of dvo thousand
dollar. hom the captali.l
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
From Europe.
-Four DAYS Later News

The steamer city ofLoudon, FROM Queenstown. the
Al Inst, hss arrived.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25

Nearly All the U. S. Cavalry
Ordered to Texas.
The weekly sun. (New York [N.Y.]) 1851-1869, 1865-11-25
riy aad Miscellaneous News,

Grand ovation to General Grant.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

Nav YoRE. May l3-Tho steamer Liber,
" brings Havana dates OF the 9Th inst, and
Vera Cruz to the I'd, which confirms the re
ported capture ofSAltillo and Monterey by the
Liberals. i.
Il is reported that Juarez would establish his
cepital at Monterey Macmillan on reaching
Otisolo heard Of the fall OF Richmond and
the oapitulation Of Lee, whereupon hs has
tened back 20 Mexico aud dispatched his
chief ofedhiuet MsiE Loin, to the United
States who arrived at Havana in time to take
the Coriscs there.
Don Jose Romor Paeher, ex.Minisier of
State, died in Mexico on the 10Th ult
The Engllsh Railroad company have con.
cldded to let a portion of thoir road from
Vera Cruz to Mexico to French company,
thus giving France another claim on Mexico
combining English aud French interest
The Juckeriraud is accepted by Ma Similian,
and the five million dollars are to be paid in
one million annual instAllments
Several Of Maximilian's governors have
pronounced against him. II Is said that rebel
deserters are joining Corlnas.
There was large FIRE in Maiamoraa on the
9th instant '7''
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

New YoRR, May l2.-Last evening during
the thunder storm, Shorthand & Sons store
house, Brooklyn, was struck by lightning and
hretb Owing TO the, prompt action Of the
6remen, only about $4,000 damage was done.
The storm was accompanied by a gale, which
did great amount of damage. A large mum.
ber of houses were unroofed. Several persons
were injured, but no lives are known TO be
lost.
\ The Posts Washington correspondent says
the official statement Of the number Of imm.
grants arriving in the country in 1864 was
22l ,536, of which 10000 arrived at New
York. t'H''.."f ...
A Newark, N j., correspondent of the Post
says there was great destruction of property
and many persons were injured by the gale
last evening.
( In Brooklyn some twenty houses were un.
rooted or otherwise damaged. man weigh.
ing two hundred pounds was lifted from the
ground aud carried distance of twenty
feet. ..tB lat4g,q st- ..,..,........
Over one hundred trees were uprooted in
Philadelphia, and twenty.Chree houses we're
blown down
The brig Excelsior, from Bermuda, reports
that on the day Of hearing the nows OF Presi
dent Lincons death, all the Courts on the Is.
land were closed, flags were Mt haH mast, and
draped with mourning. The public sympathy
was UNIVERSAL .'o'l' .'ysg aldou M b.,
The Commercials Washington special says
General Sherman has arr ived here, and Is tea.
tiiyipg before Tie Comm ittee on theoconduet
oil the war. i..iHfY iua 4. .ll. .... .s.ti I'D
Revsrdy johnson has consented to act as
counsel for Mrs S1rrat ' ''' n'a
The hall occupied by Iooleys MinstreIs in
Brooklyn, took FIRE IT,. morning, and all the
scenery, wardrobes, and working machinery
were destroyed Loss $4,000 The Lard
Oil Factory of Wan. Flanders, on Water
street, Brooklyn, was also destroyed by Ere
this evening. Both the fires were the work
Of incendiaries,
The fTribahe's sp4cialsays Governor 6taw.
ford, Of Kansas, and the Superin6 ndents Of
the Missouri, and Pacific, and Alton Il Terre
Haute Railways, have been appointed com
rnissioners on the part of the Government to
examine and accept Pacific Railway stock,
when its various sections shall have been
completed. Secretary Isher is to be Presi-
dent Of the Kansas .brsl lch. President Lin,
coin had interpreted the law to require but
one mmissioner. M tf is ' lf
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

NEW YORK, May l3.-Cotton, steady 5sa54c
Flour, dull and lower for com. grades, Sc 4Oa
DO Tor extra State, and 81 3Oa7 40 for round
hoop Ohio Wheat, quite firm at 81 co,
amber Michigan 81 40 for Milwaukee club
Rye dull and heavy at 25al 35
Corn, dull at 81 GOAL 20 for mixed Western
Oats, la2c. better, with sales at 5Oa52 cents
Tor western. Pork, steady at $25 OOa25 25
Tor new mess, ~ 75a23 90; for G3 and Ga;
VIZ 90 for prime. Lard steady at l5alsc.
Whisky dull at 81 O9a - for western
Petroleum quiet at 36 cents for crude. so cts
for refined in bond, re for free; Dressed
Hogs quiet at l7al7s for western; Sugar
dull at l7ials9e for Muscavado Butter 3Gn
4sc for Ohio; Cheese quiet at l5a24c Beef
dnll and heavy; Cutmeats dull. Eggs firm
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

New YoRE, May 10 The Herald's City
OF Mexico correspondent furnishes some i'm
portant intelligence
The news of the Natoa al trumphs in this
country has afforded vast encouragement to
the adherents ol. President LJaurez and his
cause, which short timo ago was
thought TO be almost hope less, and now rapid
ly recovering ground
A number of victories ever the Imperialists
have recently been gRineil, and new spark
appears to be infused iEto the Republican
armies.
. The report Of the capt are by them of satillo
aud Monterey Is contrad icted, and there were
ruTors that they had also taken Matamoras.
These events restore r,eary tho whole Of
northern Mexico the au thority Of Janrez.. Sow.
eral other Republican successes had been
achieved.
The ImperRlists were as much alarmed as
the Liberals wers ob conraged by the sup
preston Of our rebellion owing to fears regard
ing the enforcement of the Monroe Doctrine,
aud had put sop To the expedition to the
Northern Mexican States, and to a project
for terrifying tho northern frontier and H..
600 Imperial troops had been despatched
from the capital for MatamorRs
President Jaurez was at Shphaula. sur
rounded by all his officers Of the Government,
and with large army loyal TO his cause
Macmillan was on tour through the
country in the direction of Vera Cruzo Ex.
United States Senator Gwin had returned TO
Mexico from lraDee with important lnslruo-
tions, i was repeated relative V L0uia Ma.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

NEw YoRK, May l3.-stocks heavy Mon.
ey plenty at 6a6c per ct Gold closed at 30I
chicago, Burlington a Quincy Railroad, lOo
Heading 94t 6-20 coupons 1861; lO.4O's
coupons, 9bBi one year certificates 99l
United States skies of 1881. con.
Pons, il0h New York Central OH Erie 7sg:
United States skies Of 1881, registered. lO4i;
1905 IA; Sterling Exchange llO; U 4
slxes OF 81. registered, llO; 5 2O's,registered,
I05; coupons ll0t; fves of "a coupons
w. lives Of II, reg 81; skies OF '67, con,
PonS, 100 $40 coupons. new issue IOlg
Reading lOOt.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

PoLEMoRAMA OF THE REBELLION. This
splendid work of art is still on exhibition al
Beckel Hall, and is greatly admired by the
lprge numbers who have visited il. ALI speak
oil it in terms of tho highest praise. II is in
every respect what it is represented to be, and
an hour cannot be more pleasantly spent than
in visiting sihiso really meriiorious ex.
hibition Tonight, we understand, will
Close the exhibition for the present. There
will be "matinee" this afternoon at 2 o'clock
for the accommodation of the schools-ad
mission ten cents. We would advise all who
have not yet visited the exhibition to do SO
this afternoon and evening.
Dayton daily empire. [volume] (Dayton [Ohio]) 1850-1865, 1865-05-13

B6S- But few people that have health can
appreciate the blessings they enjoy; nor is It
supposed that thoy will place a proper value
on il, until they are deprived of It. IL is only
in the absence Of the thing which we want
that we cBn realize its value When the
blood becomes impure the indications are in
the form of sores, pimples, or the virus col.
lected in small knots under the skin upon the
glands Of the neck, which are the seeds of
scrofulous ulcers, and will sooner or later de-
siroy the system unless some timely remedy
ia used to restore Il ScoyIL's BIooD AND
LIVER SYRUP is the most valuable, as it will
purify the system and restore il TO health.