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The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1866-11-07
POETRY.
From the New Orleans Sunday Times.
THE SOLDIERS GRAVE.

From the New Orleans Sunday Times.
THE SOLDIERS GRAVE.
Tread lightly-'tis a soldiers grave,
A lonely, messy mound
And yet, to hearts like mine and thm0'
Il should be holy ground. :
Speak gcntly-lct no careless laus"'
No idle, thoughtless jest
p..o., ,our Inns. where swcctly sleeps
The hero in his rest.
For him no rcvcillc shall beat,
When morning beams shall come;
For him, at night, no tattoo rolls
Its thunder from the drum.
No costly marble marks the place.
Recording deeds Of fame,
But rudcly on that bending tree
Is carved the soldiers name.
A namc-not dear to us-but all
There may be lips that breathe
That name as sacrcdly and low
As vesper prayers at eve.
There may be brows that wear for linn
The mourning cypress vine;
And hearts that make this lonely grave
A holy pilgrim shrine.
There may be eyes that joyed to gaze
With love into his own,
Now keeping midnight visils long
With silent gricfs alone.
There may be hands now cl"sp'd IN rraye'
This soldiers hand havo pressed
And checks washed pale by sorrows tears
His own cold check caresscd'
Tread lightly-for man bcqueathed'
Ere laid beneath this sod'
His ashes to his native land'
His gallant soul to God!
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CAUTION TO Purchasers.

All of our instruments have upon the samc
boards, in full. GEO. a. PRINCE Il co..
When dealer represents any other instr1l-
mcnt rs ''the same us ours it is usually n
mere attempt to sell an inferior instrument, OIL
which he can make a larger profit.
=. S.-.A liberal discount to churches, clcr-
gymcn and schools. Address
GEO. \. PRINCE & CO.,
Buffalo, New York.
GEO. 4. PRINCE, cHhs. f. BACON, G. =. $. THO
MAS. lHr) oct. Io-IS.
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Ordinary's Notice.

A IL those having charge of Estates in
n Kershaw District, Executors, Executrixs,
Administrators, Administrative, Guardians,
and Agents, or those having Estates other
wise entrusted to them, amcnablc to thcCourt of
Ordinary, will make annual return ofthc same
to the Ordinary on or before the first day Of
February next. Delinquents, after that date,
will be ruled in default of making returns Of
their trusts. Also, those in arrears to the
Ordinary will do well to look to the same.
N. B.-The law of the office requires me
to make this demand.
ALEX. L. MCDONALD,
Oct. 19-td. O. X. D.
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BILL

ToPe1.petuate Testimony
Ex partc, ;5IMEoN FAIR, Solicitor Middle
Circuit.
WHEREAS, W. D. MCDONALD has ar-
w piled to me to pcrpctuatc testimony in
regard to the notes hereinafter described, all
parties having like or opposite interest, and
desiring to come forward and cross examine
the evidence which may be produced, are
warned to appear before the Commissioner In
Equity, at his Office, on Monday the 10th day
of December next, when such evidence, if not
rcbutted, shall be recorded. The notes are
as follows:
D. G. Flctchcrs sealed note, dated Camden,
2Gth December, 1861, payable ten duys, in fa-
vor ". u. McDowall, $10.7S.
Washington Bracey's sealed note, dated
Camden 24tl, June, 1862, payable three days
in favor ". D. llcDowall, S21.43.
James W. Teams scaled note, dated CAM
den, oath June, 1861, payable three days, in
favor W. D. McDowall, S53.17.
VIM. Il. Josey's. ST., sealed note, dated
Camden, Goth July 1859, payable three days,
in favor ". D. NIcDowull, S35.14; with a
credit $40, lst February, 1860
Jas. NJ Ingram's scaled note, dated Cam!en,
14th March, 1861, payable three days, in ia
ror W. j. McDowall, S39.82.
+. +. Alamson's sealed note, dated Cam
den, 1st August. 1851, payable five mouths,
in favor W. D. 3IcDowall, $777I19.
Vim. Antlcrson's note, dated Camden, pay
able ]st January. in favor W. d. McD"wall,
in trust for Helen Douglas $l100.00; paymen,
guaranteed by J. K. Douglas; interest paid to
lst January, 1861.
Sutherland, Lclnmond & Jas. Dunlap 'snote,
dated Camden, S. G., 7th January. 1860 pay
able on first January, 1861, in favor of Mrs.
L. Richardson, $4,000; with credit SO,
4th April, 1861.
J. D. DUNLAP,
Sept. 7-3m. {. i. h. D.
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FANCY GROCERIES.
Almonds. Raisins and Prunes,
Dried Figs and Currants,
Cocoa. Pecan and Butter Nuts,
English Walnuis, q.
Candles, (assortcd,) Kisses, SC.
9 cuscs Preserved Ginger,
> do assorted Preserves,
. do Brandy Fruits,
do Cooking Wine,
25 Ito canned Fruits, Poultry and Eegc-
o.. tables,
. do Worcestershire Sauce,
. do Tomato Catsup,
8 do English Mustard, in quarter, halt
and pound cans,
! do best Olive Oil,
barrel Picking Cucumbcrs,
] do Saur kraut
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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HoWES
Improved Cotton Picker
FOR PICKING COTTON IN THE FIELD,

A SIMPLE and compact instrument, weigh
~ ing about two pounds-picks three or
four times faster than by hand, leaving the
cotton clean from trash. Price 70 dollars
Orders can be filled by
TIE HOWE MANUFACTURING co.
81 Cedar Street, New York.
Or by eur Agents throughout the South.
Oct. 19-1y.
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IiI! 10 EocTpeissatc Testimony.
1r.1U.

IsiIIte E'cTpeiHatc Testimony.
Et Parie, Simeon Fair, Solicitor Middle Circuit.
w IIEREAs, JOHN r. SHAW has applied
w tome to pcrpctuutc testimony in regard
to the Notes hereinafter described, all parties
having n like or opposite interest, and desi-
ring to come forward and cross-examlne the
evidence which may be produced, ere warned
TO appear before the Commissioner in Equity,
at his office, OH AIonday, the 7tll day of Jan
nary, 1867. when such evidence, if not re-
buttcd, shall be recorded. The notes arc as
follows:
Note of Tobias Folsom. dated about ,.liarch
l, 1850, with interest from 81 Nay, 1860,
payable to Branch Bank, and as,.,gncd to me.
Note of Tobias Folsom, d;-ted January ],
1850. for $500.
Note Of Tobias Fols,m, dated January /,
1859, for $500. =,
Note of Tobias Folsom, dated January l,
1859, for $1,000. ID. DUNLAP,
Oct. It'd. c. L. X. D.
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FISH, &c.
90 half barrels No. / and 2 Mackcrel,
20 kits No. Mackercl,
/ cask Goldfish,
10 boxes choice Herrings,
. barrels Kerosene Oil,
l case Wagon Grease.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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Special Notice.

4 Ii persons indebted to the late firm of
u MATHESON g. CO., either by note or
omen account, are requested to come forward
and effect a settlement, or the papers will be
,,l.ced in suit for immediate collection.
MATHESON & CO.,
not 12-sm. In liquidation.
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HARDWARE G. CUTLERY

HARDWARE G. CUTLERY.
25 kegs Nails, assorted,
2 boxes Collins Axes,
9 dozen Shovels and Spades.
] case Whittelaorcs S Gotten Cards,
do do do do
dozen Selves: (assortctO brass and steel
wire,
2 do Coffee Mills,
80 pair Truce Chains,
ALSu-Ay ASSORTMENT OF
Knives and Forks. Pocket Knives.
Tea Kettles. Curry Combs, Horse Brushes,
Shoe Brushes and Dlacki4g. SC.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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Tobacco, segars and Snud.
l box fine Twist Tobacco,
2 do do Plug Tubacen,
10 do Ordinary Tobacco,
IN ''Princpe" Scgars,
3 NJ Ordinary Scg.ws,
200 lbs. Smoking Tobacco, various qualities
100 lbs. Scotch Snuff,
so lbs Maccaboy Snuff.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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BiIl 10 TerpeiM:aic Ve>tinony.

Hill TO Per.,ciM;aIc Te>timony.
Er Purtr Simeon Fair, iSoiirifor .Rij!dte Circuit.
VS7iIEREAS, Dennis McLcndon Las ap-
w piled to mc to pcrpctuate testimony III
regard 10 IL certain Title Deed. from Samuel
p. Murchisou to Alcxaalcr Mcdonald, for
four hundred and forty-eight acres Of land,
bounded by lands of L. W. r. fiair, John
Webb and ". Marlborough, all parties having
a like or opposite interest and desiring to
como forward and cross-cxaminc the evidence
which may be produced, are warned to ap-
pear before the Commissioner in Equity, ut
his office. on Monday, the 7th day of January.
1867, when such evidence, if not rcbuttcd,
shall be recorded.
]. D. DUNLAP, c. i. X. D.
Commissioner Office, OctoberS, 1866.
Oct. It'd.
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Soap, Starch, &c.
9 boxes Brown Windsor Soap,
> do Honey Soap,
, do Sassutras Soap,
9 do Pcrsimmon Soap,
Is do Colgate's Soaps,
l case Concentrated Lyc,
boxes Pearl Starch,
do Fig Blue,
do Spanish Float Indigo,
do Bluestone,
do Saltpetrc,
l keg Cooking Soda,
i do Sal. Soda.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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No. I Mackerel. .
MO Boston Mackerel, in barrels and Kits
IN For sale by PHI. MOORE.
Estate Notice.

A IL persons having demands against the
II estate of the late WM. McKAIN, will
present the same, duly attested to JAS. NJ.
DAVIS my Attorney, and all persons in any
way indebted to said estate will make immo-
diate payment to him.
MARY Z. SHAW,
Oct. l0-tf. Adm'x.
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dn1 SnO PER YEAR! We want
DHHS ] Aocuts cYcrYMhcre 10 sell our

eSl.DUU Agents everywhere to sell our
Improved $50 Sewing Machines. Three new
kinds. Under and upper feed Sent on trial
Warranted FIVE years: Above salaTy or large
commissions paid. The only machines sold
in the United States for less than S4o, which
are fully licensed by Howe, Wheeler & VIII
son. Grover & Baker, Singer & Co., aud
Bachelor. All other cheap machines arc
infringement sand the scllers.:or users are liza
bic to arrest, fine and Imprisonment. Illus
trated circulars sent free Address, or
call upon Shaw s. Clark, at Biddcford, Maine,
or Chicago, III.
juno 18-y.
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nOO A MONTH AGENTS WANTED
OSU for six entirely new articles, just
out. Apdrcss o. L. GARY, City Building,
Bildcfurd, Nc. June o-li.
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BACON, LARD AND FLOUR.
9 hogsheads Bncon Sides,
/ box Bacon Breasts,
Q casks Lard,
. barrels Sclf-Raising Flour.
10 do .s:patapsco' Family Flour,
10 do Extra Family Flour,
10 do Supcrfne Family Flour.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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Curing MEAT.-We take the
following, which we consider reliable,
from the Southern Cuztarator, 1t is
in answer to an enquiry as to the
best method of preventing the inter
ference of insects:
We submitted the enquiries OF our
correspondent to our friend Col. l.
Wilkerson, of this place, who is as
we'll posted and successful in curing
meat as any person we know in the
business and he gives us his process
in few words:
LIST. Kill the hogs early. Late
cured meat is much more sub
;ect to the attacks of insects, than
that cured earlier in the season:
Meat should be fattened so as to Kill
during the cold spell that almost, if
not always invariably comes between
the 18th and 25th Of November. 1t
lis cheaper to fatten meat at that
time than later, and the curing is less
troublesome and more certain.
2. Pack all your meat in casks OF
brine, immersing them al over, SO as
TO exclude the air. Neither saltpe-
tire or sugar are required for curing,
!but can be added, if liked. They
will he salt enough in three or four
weeks, according to size. Take them
.out and drain; smear over all the
aeshy parts with paste Of syrup
and black pepper, covering every ex-
posed part; then hang up to dry in a
light, airy house. Be certain to take
plenty of black pcpper-the red pep
Der is of no use. The syrup is only
employed to hold the pepper. Col.
Wiikerson showed us his hams, cured
in this way, without smoke, which
were laying in his store room ex-
posed, which were perfectly sweet
and sound.
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Underwriters Agency.
w. D. McDOWALL, AGENT,

SAuDL4S3 NJ W.
THE GERMANIA FIRE TNURANCE Clt.
TIE HANOVER FIRE INURANCE CO.
THE NIAGARA FIRE lNURANCE CO..
TIE REPUBLIC FIRE INURANCE CO..
al of the City of New York.
TIATE entered. Into an arrangement far
Ill thepurr@sc'o Of acting together tile
business of :fn,uTancc against Loss or DAM
age by Fire, and the Pcri!s of Inland Tpans-
portation," and have established an office iip
this Town designated The "UNDERNRlTERSr
Agency anil your atte,tie1 is respectfully
called to tie superior advantages Which The
Agency affords to those who desire to make
prompt and reliable insurarccs.
The Cash Assets of each Company issningi
the Underwriters Policy of Insurance exceed
HALF 4 MILLION OF DOLLARS. making q
security in the aggregate of THREE MIL
LION DOLLARS. Jan. 2G-1y.
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SUGAR AID COFFEE.
25 barrels Sugar, A., B. and C.
2 hogshcads Porto Rico Sugar,
barrels crushed Sugar,
. do. powdered Sugar,
10 bags Rio Coffee,
. do. Java Coffee,
2 tlo. Laguira Coffee.
For sale by JAMES JONES.
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the most eminent musicians, us lo tHe HuPS-
rior excellence of our instrumcnts-wlil be
sent free to any address.
THE AUTOMATIC ORGAN.
In presenting the Automatic Organ, we
boldly announce the greatest triumph in mu-
steal instruments of the age. Daring the
past half century, the French and Germans
have manufactured reed instruments with
double bellows, and two pedals for the feet to
operate; but the want Of the reversed OF cX-
haustion bellows, (which is the only bellows
used In our Instruments made 1t impossible
for them to produce the mellow, rich and mel
low tone for which our instruments are cec-
bratcd.
Another objection to this method of blow
ing was, that both feet being occupied no op-
Dortunity was offered for the management OF
the swell. Within the past two years, instru-
mchts constructed on this European plan Of
:.double bellows have been manufactured i'll
this country, and to counteract this difficulty
want of swclD lever has been proiecte ed
from the centre of the instrument, to net on
the swell, and operated by the knee. The in
convenience and contortion necessary to effect
this object, are disagrccablc enough to gcn-
tlcman, but to Il lady the use of such al ap-
pcndage is nearly impossible.
Our Automatic device obvntcs this difficult
ty entirely. the simple net of blowing with
more or less force giving the desired increase
or decrease in the Volume Of the tone We
predict for this invention briti:ant future.
MELODEON AND SCHOOL ORGAN
For seventeen years the superior excellence
of our Melodeons has not been questioned,
and for two years past the enormous demand
has made it impossible for us to meet our or
lcrs promptly. With our increased facilities
we feel warranted in assuring our patrons
that their orders will be promptly met, and
solicit continuance Of their patronage.
GEO. \. PRINCE s. co.
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AGRICULTURAL.

Ro111Ne FOOD FOR HoGs.-At a
meeting of the New York Farmers i 4,
CIub. Prof. Mapes made the follow,
inc remarks in regard to boiling food
for hogs:
bv boiling has been given here; we
NAV us as we'll have it. Mr.. Mason
was O. matchmaker in Camden, NJ j.,
among other fancies he liked to keep
hoes. He had his hog pen built just
back of his shop, so that he could sit
at his window and watch his hogs
Every spring he bough some pigs
and fed them through the season.
Just opposite to Mr.. Mason was the
store Of MIR. Van Arsdalc, and every
mound of food Mr. Mason gave to his
pigs he bought at his store. 4 At t the
end of six months he got his bill from
Mr.. Van Arsdale, and he always
slaughtered his hogs at thesame time;
80 that he knew exactly how much
his pork cost. For several years it
figured up at thirteen cents perpoun1d
At length some one advised him to
boil bis : corn. He accordingly got a
larpe kettle and cooked all the food
which he fed to his pigs. Then his
pork cost him fOur,and a ; half IA cents
her pound. We also had the expo
rience of Mr.. Campbell, which was
the same as Mr.. Mason's. Henry
Ellsworth made some extensive eX-
periments in the same thing, and his
statement is that thirteen pounds OF
boiled corn, makes as much pork as
thirty pounds ofraw corn.
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10000 NOW IN USE!

A \ illustrated Catalogue, containing full
N description Of style, and testimonials OF
the most eminent musicians, as to the snpe-
rior excellence of our instrumcnts-wll be
sent free to any address.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-09-07

New YORK, Sept. 6.-Thc Comnsercial's
money article says the depression in the
stock market continues. The 'bears" At
tack the market vigorously with view Ia
turning their shorts to account, and meet
with lii,le opposition from the bears" who
want to get in stock at lower prices prepar
atory 10 putting up the market generally
Governments are rather weaker. The high
prices arc bringing in liberal supply from
the interior, while the low prices Of ex.
change AM, the downward tendency OF gold
also tend 10 depress prices Money is in fair
demand from stock brokers, but the supply
Ia ahead Of the demand, and the rate on all
loans is generally percent The banks Mre
offering round sums at that rate from fifteen
10 thirty days. Discounts continue quiet,
owing to the limited supply Of bills Prime
names pass at 5Ca5l per cent There is more
activity in foreign exchange, the low rates
having brought out buyers which in con
ncctiOn with the continued shipments from
England and the Continent to this side is
giving the market rather more strength
The continued shipments Of specie, reported
by the Cable, have no appreciate effect upon
the gold premium, the market being still
held in the control of the "bGlls" clique.
NEW YoRK. Sept. 6.-The Post's money
article says the loan market is easy at 5 per
cent. Stocks are dull and dropping After
the board the latest quotations were N. Y.
C., 1884; Eric, 7Us; Hudson River 12O; NJ.
c., III; / C., 100
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imously recommended the Legislature "a
submit the question Of striking the word
''whitc' from the State Constitution to the
people.
Gov. s. J. CRAWFORD WAS unanimously 70.
nominated for Governor.
Major @. Green was nominated for Lieut..
Governor.
The congress was duly organized and
ready for business. Gen McMurphy. Of
New ieik' was elected Speaker OF the
House but declined the honor. when Mr..
L. q. Gallagher, Of BROOKLYN. WAS elected.
Sir. J. c. OBrien, of Rochester. was elect.
cd Secretary. The members Of the o-oani.
ton was adopted forbid l;ur Tho rommun,.
eaton oi a,y Oh the busine details Of the
session % 'ue press for publication. The
Congress Then adjourned to . O'Clock
to'ms',ew morning, when President Rob-
erts' add!ess VII be presented. The delay
in the rep'rt OF the Congress on CT. dentisls,
was occasioned BY the appearance of certain
delegates VINO claimed 10 represent circles
in Canada. Their credentials we're scruliu.
lied mo.s closely, but whether they wee
admitted OF not, am unabl. to learn One
delegate 10 here from Prince Edwards L.
and. learn IRON good authority that the
feeling against Gen. Sweeney is rather on
the increase among the delegates, but it is
almost Impossible to predict the result Of
the congressional action in his cese, - the
tables may DC turned upon his adversaries
by the oiiic'ai re ort Of the Canadian move
ment. ne address oi President Roberts is
On ayle ana s'atesnan-lke document, and
rta's 81 'ne origin aud progress IF the Fe-
nian brotherh' Cd from It's inception TO
the present 'i,ne. The next movement is be
ing Thoroughly discussed by IN mbers in
LITTLE Knots about The hotel and streets.
Washington specisl says: TIE bounty
comm sSioneiS have at length made their
final report They unite in 81 irg tina, At
ter a thorough examination OF the PRESENT
manner Of paying boun,ics, they arc unable
to suggest any safeguard CT any improve
men's IN the PRESENT method; and they re-
commend that payments be continued IS
hersto'ore, both to Indian and Negro sol.
dicfs.
The Times saws: In the Texas Legisla.
ture August l4,h. Mr. jackson offered
resolution 'nstructing the committee on pub
lie lance to inquire into the expediency Of
donating $40 acres Of land TO each Confcder-
ate soldier who, by reason Of wounds re-
ceived in the late war. is incapacinted for
labor, and to report By bill or otherwise
It vas adopted
Ague'rilla leader. named Dick Hempsted
Va captured on Wednesday, BY the Kegu-
ators. near Little Rock, Ark, who after
trying him and finding him guilty Of eleven
murders. oil OF which he confessed. burned
him to death by slow fire which totally
consumed his body.
Mr.. jackson, representative in the State
Legislature for Jackson county, Tenn, has
brough. suit for 800, 900 against the Rad
ical member OF the House, Tor false imprrs-
onment.
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Western Union Railroad.

WcStefn Union ka1IfO00.
T,eA!ns LEAVE PORT BYRON AZ roll
Mail "a I.prsss 7.so 4. n, daily. (sundsys
ss:saboas Express 1926 4. n, daily, (Sun.
Accemmcdaiion - r. \.
Aaalva Az rORS pYDON.
Nail end Express 7:so +. ~, daily. (Susdays
Ssesm6oas Express Las r. n, daily.
Accommodation $50 A. n, daily, (Sundsys
excepsed.)
Mail and Express leaving Port Byron . 7:2c
makes close conaections for Chicago as1 I'll
points 10 Northern Illinois and Wisconsin.
Stsamboat Express connects = Savanna with
Steamer Lansing for Dubuquc. arriving heurs
ahead Of Northern Line boats.
.s0teamer Iowa " leaves Davenport at AN.
connecting At Port Byron with steam boat Ex-
press, and q +. ~. connecting wah go ~.
train.
Al Raeins, with Goodrich I.ise' sseamersse for
Grand Haven, Shsbvygan and Manitowoc.
At Racine Junction, With Chicago : Milwaukee
Railroad, for Milwaukee, keuoshfs Waukegan
A. Clinton Junction. with Chicseo / North
western Railroad, for Jsncsville, Madison, Pra-
iris du Chen and La Crosss.
AZ Beloit, with Chicago Northwestern Kali
road. for FoOtviile, Evansville, and Madison.
AZ Freeport, with Chicago Northwestern end
lliiuoie Central K railroads, for Rockford, Warren
nineral Point snd 0alena-
A. Savanna, With steam packet Lansing"
foe Dubuoue and through boats to 1t. Paul.
Al Fulton, with Chicago Northwestern Rail.
road, for Chicago, Dixon and Cedar Rapids
AtPort Pyron. with Chicago 1 Rock Island
Rnalroad, and steam packet Glove" between
davenport and Rock island.
PshGenRers will lind this road he cheapeot
sud euieGest 70 III points il Tie Northwest.
K, g. TATE. Sup't B. A. KNAPP, sept
Eastern Division, Western Division.
mavl7.dtf1 Rscine. Wis. Savanna, II.
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NeSNe bv the Allan aac a. HE.

LIVERPOOL, Sept 6.-Thc steamship Mo.
ravlan. which sailed to day for Quebec took
over 300 British regulars for service in Can
ada.
LONDON, Sept. 6-Tn the Admiralty
court to day an appeal was made by the
counsel OF defendants for the release Of the
seven cx rebel blockade running steamers
seized at Liverpool some weeks ago The
Judge decided that the Cnites' States min
lister. Mr.. Adams, or the consul at Liverpool
be required TO file written authority for this
presentation.
PANS, September. 6.-Various diplomatic
charges are expected Immediately.
FLORENCE, Sept. 6.-The cholera is max
ing sad rAvsges in Italy.
LONDON, September, 6.-The bank of
England to day reduced lie rate Of discount
10 per Ct. Oonsols tier. The figure Of
noon 70 day is 500; sos u; Erie 551; Ills.
Central 79}.
LIVERPOOL, Sept. 6-Cotton market hss
ruled steady to day; Sales 10000 bales; Mid.
ding up,ands are quoted at 1871.