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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-13

We learn that preparations are being made for
hs erection Of an Episoopal and . Presbyterian
church in the town of Peru, next Spring. Peru
Ell make a big stride in improvements next season.
Viii some goOd man localize Tor Us there2
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-13

fERRY FRANCHISE.-R. F. Barrett, Of this
~ hs purchased The steamboat "Sunsst," and
= enaTier Tor the ferry Of the Missouri river at
~ place, at cost Of SIS. 500, and win hare the
vat repaired as a ferry boat. and have it in oper
'on as soon as the river opens in the Spring
: boat will carry over the river at one time one
ounoFed head Of cattle and fifteen teams, and will
! ~ condition 10 stem the current OF WiBd at ell
NOurs aud Sc asons. She will be under the charge
] Capt. James EmmonE an experienced steaubOpt
nan than whom there is not q more honest
uA'ghuOrWSrd, bpsiness-like yeung man in ths
ssSnunity.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-02-13

s @.EIg Blank Books, etc, full stock at Nc
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n. B. OLNEY.
WIN. G.. WHlIDEN.

WIN. G. WH1IDEN.
By Alderman Whilden, in the absence of the
chairman, which was adopted:
The Committee, on Lighting the City, to
which was referred the bills Of the Gas Light
Company for. the month Of May, respectfully
report: That they ere correct, and recommend
that they be paid, amounting. as per state
ment annexed, to two thousand two hundred
and rinesy-three 9O-lO0 dollars (2293 90).
- J. q. HONOUR,
u WILLIAM G. WHaDEN.
Alderman WhildeE, rom Special Committee
ON Fire Department., asked for further time to
report on the application OF the Eagle Fire En-
gine Company, which was gTrntod. .""s
Alderman Whilden presented the following
letter Of the City Attorney to the Mayor, ac-
cdmpanied by a copy of the decision of the Ap-
peal Court in relRtionsto city taxes, which was
received as information:
CHARLESTON, June 16, 1868.
Colonel II. Cogs,oeg, Mayor.
{ SIR:F enclose you certified copy Of the de-
cision Of the Appeal Court in relation to city
taxes. The substance OF the decision Is that
as againat mortgages, judgments or other
lions Of prior date. taxes are o preferred
lien only for the period OF one year. This does
not release the owner of the property from LA
biity-it only postpones the lien to others Of
prior date. y 49,. q.
e. Under this decision it VIII not be advisable
for Council to defer the collection of taxes be-
yond the year in cases where there are prior
liens upon the property.
Should Council desire to extend the lien Tor
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Markets by Telegraph.

-mbIActS ny OAo8A@PAs sef q
FOREIGN Markets.
LONDON, June 1s.-Consols s5as5h. Bonds 751t
a75K. .-,.. ...f,
5IrvrnpooL, June 19-Noon.-Cotton buoyant
sales Of the day 5000 bales; sales OF the week
baies for export Is 0O0 for speculation IL Ooo socl
610t0o. whereof 3s1, 900 are American Corn S4a
Cd. Others un hanged. - - - 90
2P M-cohon-sales 10000 bales; uplandl
11Xd.;;; Orleans l1sSd Yarns and fabrics higher
Wheat Armer Pork declining at sOs. Lard dull Z
PARIS, June 1s.-The increase of bullion in the
Bank OF France is Iooc,oOof 80 .aa
/ .-a .:,g. DOMESTIC MARKETS.. e., ).
/ ,NEwsYoRk, June ls-N -Noon.--steriing 10. Gold
z0X. Flour unchanged. Wheat 1a2c better, bul
very quiet. Corn, dnll; lc. lower. Rye drooping.
Oats dull and lower. Pork dull at s2s 50a Lard dull
Cotton frmer at Slc.. Turpentine steady at 4511c,
Rosin quiet.
Evening.-Cotton frmer but less active; sales 1900
bales, at Sic. Flour favors buyers and prices un-
changed. Wheat 20 better and quiet Corn heavy
mixed Western 81 o5a1 OK. Mess pork s2s. Lard
dropping. Groceries quiet. Turpentine 45s46 Ro-
sin SO 1oa7 So Fraights frmer on gl ain, quieton
on cotton. ,,i-,s yot = i''.F -.'f. r. - -.
BxTmonr. June 19.-O6tton 31c. Flour, low
grades declined 4; others unchanged. Wheat very
dull. Corn Arm. Oats and rye unchanged. Bacon
active; shoulders 14s14H. Lard 1sa1sh. -. - 80.
w1LMyaToN. June 19.-spirits of turpentine clos
cd excited at A. Rosin-lower grades buoyant;
strained 50 20; No. q 50 Soa2 35; No. 's3a4 II
pale "a go. .s.if,y.. =.
AUGUSTA, June 19.-Cotton market firm; sellers
holding oil at 2so; tales 80 bales.
SAVANNAH, June 19.-Coiton In good demand, but
the rmness on The part Of the holders restricts bu-
siness. Little good cottons are appearing. Sales
At baes middhDgs held OF receipts "a bales.
Reports from the crops show good stands. Rain ID
much needed in this portion Of the State.
MOBILE, June 19.-Nothingr doing; quotations
nominal; middliugs 2soi receipts S.; sales OF the
week 1880; receipts rs; exports coastwise 1906 for
esn none; stock on shpboard but not cleared 1026s
bales. '~'sS -.4 -,
NEW ORLEANS, June 1s.-Sterling 5Sa55 New
York sight exchange X premium. Gold 40. Sugar
and molasses dull. Cotton excited and unsettled;
middungs 2szc; Gales $50 bales; receipts 122; e1-
ports ss9; sales Of the week Ss71; receipts 42S; ex.
ports to the continent 34, to Philadelphia $780, to
New York 1402; stock 1884. .o- aa
: CMcINNATl, June 19.-F1our unchanged. Corn
dull and declining, at SO. Bacon dull and nominalIy
unchanged Lard Tx. -,.s
ST. LOUIS, June 19.-Flour very dull; Huperdne
81 121Sa7 Is. Corn dull at S4as5 Moss Pork active
at S2S 25a28 So Bacon quiet; shoulders &c.,; clear
sides II.
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Marine ntws.

Port of Charleston. June 90.
Arrived Yesterday.
Schr Anu Valentine, Baylis. Richmond, Va-7
days. Coal To the Master, and Gas Company.
Schr Santee, Prince, Back River. 1000; bushels
Rough Rice. To W Bee & Co.
Clcuxed Yesterday.
Steamship Moneks, Marshman, New York-Jno &
schr Maggie Chadwick, Chadwick, Providence, R
LIT Potter.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Moneka Marshman New York
Ship Amelia, johnson, Liverpool
Schr Lilly Francis New York.
schr Maggie Chadwick Chadwi Providence, I.
Steamer America, Kidder, Boston
From this Port.
steamship Saragossa, Crowcli. New York, june l6.
british brig George Crossey, Caioarlen' Cupa June
l6.
UP for this Port.
Schr Robert Palmer, -, at Noank, Conn, June -
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Spefial Notiffs.

a5- ON FRIDAY AND SATURDAY, THE
18th and Goth insts., the Town Process and Inquiry
Dockets win be called; on Wednesday,, the Oath inst
the Town Issue Docket and on the third week o
Court The Country Dockets win be called.
June 1s ]. W. BROWNFIELD, c. G. P.
~ THE PROVOST COURT FOR ST.
James Goose Greek, ST. Johns Berkeley and st
Stephens, will sit near Moncks Corner CIhe Bar
rows. Complaints will be heard and cases prepared
until June 9th. Trials will then begin. Business
hours from morning until night.
A. c. RICHMOND, Provost Judge.
June ~ f---'-.fr. stuth4
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June T.

@NO rICE.-THE FOLLOWING CERT
FIoATEs OF CITY OF CHARLESTON Blk te) PER
CENT. STOCK, having been destroyedby fire, say:
Certificate No. 8. issue October, 1S4 for s3593; Ger
Hfcate No. 141, issue August 1885, for $4,000; Ger
Hacate No. 219, issue August, 1850, for 1855 g.
standing In the name Of B. s. IZARD. Also. CertiA-
cate No. 22, issue August 1885, for $1,000; Certificate
No. 23S issue August 1860, for $780, atandingin the
name of R. s. IZARD Trustee.
This is TO give notice that application will be made
to the City Council OF Charleston for renewal Cert
fcates. MORDECAI CO.,
May 20 1amoSmos Agents.
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Memoranda.

The British ship sedbergh, Kneale, from this port
for Liverpool, which had been ashore and returned
to this harbor has been inspected by the Port War
dens, and found to have been 20 slightly damaged
tst she has been suthoriz to sail for her port Of
destination without undergoing repairs. and she
will leave In a few dayp.
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Consis noes per south Carolina Railroad,
.June 10.

81 bales Cotton, 30 bales Domesics, 1888 bushels
Grain, 40 bbls Naval Stores, cars Lumber, cars
Wood. TO Utsey e. Konyon, g Pritchett, Chisom
Bros, Rodgers 4 Co, Mowry Co. W Wiliiams n,
4 Co, j & W II Armstrong, Folin, Bischoh. W
W Smith, Wilbur, Goldsmith Son, Goodrich,
Wineman Co. Mrlkai, h Bulwinklc Co, Street
Bros & Co, Sprague Bros. Tupper d Son. Binns,
A Van Dohlen, West Jones, Rallroad Agent.
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p@ ESCENCE.-AFPER A DIS
EASE has been conquered, there is still the weak
ness that 1t leaves behind It to be removed. Conva-
Iescence is tedious affair. If the enfeebled and
Hncid muscles, the shattered nerves, the thin and
watery blood could speak. they would cry for help.
In too many cases such help as is given them Is not
Of the right kind. The fiery stimulsnts Of commerce
do harm. They kindls temporary aaue. which is
mockery Their effect passes, and the last state Of
him who uses them is worst than the first Not such
is the effect of fHOSTETTERS STOMACH BIrTERS
There is no drawback 10 Its tonine properties. II
has been found THE GREAT MEDICINE OF THE
AGE for sustaining and bracing up the enfeebled
constItutou-no matter how much debintated- las It
not only bestows strength, but soothes the nervous
system and alIays nll excitement of the brain.
While this excellent preparation possesses such ef
fecve properties II Is p recy safe and is agreeable
to the taste.
Attempts have been made TO rival 1t. They have
failed Can 1t be necessary TO say why they have
failed? Ask the recovered dyspeptics, bilious sur
fsrers. victims Of fever and, ague and nervous sub
jects who have experienced its effects, what they
think Of It. Apk THEM, and be guided by what they
say. a-.
As household medicine 1t Is available at a l
times In cases of indigestion, bilious and other
evers, and all diseases arising from an impure
condition of the stomach or liver.
June 20 .......- ..-'..
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CHANGE OF SCHEDULE.
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COM

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON-
4f.,gss. PANY. 1anpJ oh
OFFICE CHARLESTON Oily RAILWAY CO., n
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STnEETs,
CHARLESTON, 30. Ca, May 18, 1858.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CITP
RAILWAY C0AP4NK.
at7.3OA.E.. ard at inter- at sA.M., and at inter.
vals OF elghtls, minutes vas of eight lS) minutes
during the day till the during the day till 10 P.
last "Trip at $50 PM. NJ. etft fg;4r
N.R.-Leave the Batt>Ty as follows: On the hour,
and twelre i2) minutes Of the hour, from ga. N,
other trip from the old Postofice until $50 P. NJ.
from tho Upper Terminus when all the trips are to
the Battery. 80
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lo,oer Terminals
ut 730 AM, and at inter- at sos M. and 1t inter-
vals Of ten nO) minutes yals of ten t1ol minutes
during the day till $40 during the day tfl1oP.M.
N.B-Ieave the Battery al fifteen ti5 minutes after
the hour, and tirty.fue 1851 minutes after the hour
except at 835 A. NJ. Every other trip from the old
Postofice until $50 P. M. from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery. ca.1s 81
80 SUNDAY SCHEDULE.
EINGSTREET LINE ~
Leave Upper Terminus Leave the Lotrer Gerni-
,at 9'A.M.. and at inter- nus at $50 AM, and at
walls Of bfteen ti5) min. intervals Of fifteen 15)
!utes till TOO P. M. minutes till T3O P. NJ.
: N.B-Au the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGESTREETL LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Louer Terminus
at AM, and at inter- at 9.35 IN. and at inter.
walls of every twenty (20) walls of every twenty 20
minutes till GAS Pm minutes till 730 PM.
N.B.-All the trips are 10 the Battery.
: S. W. RAMSAY,
/ May II Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
PRooEsDINes oEsClTv couso1h.
REaU1AR, MEETING.
:, oousGtu10nAMsEn, june 16, 1883.

- s'ses'.se--- -.
I z CouEu1 OHAABxR, June 16, 1858.
Iae OSy SouHc1 1.,ona, "s 0ooawsll. I Msyor;
44tSseoA. sC;srh CmnineR Pot.
Sosssn sss9M11lKRs,a MaK ,asnsv Whilde1. Howard,
ness1saaMsHs,.,.r ssnsss.1.sa.MsSs ~ md Moore. Dy
y 3.ss last meeting we're read
me minutes u as s1e ,.'s .,1 = -,
=. ana ooDMmeo. Nth tha regular order of
= -. Sse..as ed anaciei Orders No.
~ AZ June IL, 1868,
n1stn& &.sEpoInI.nensoS o.sss,sJ a. al r.. Ia fs1sd5
Hoard or AioereMn IT - Esor. .deolininp
y 1etter nm ~ -. :aa hv isanerI IIssIbg in
sne p%nIore spPmeIS NJ n. SeS 4rdeT,d TO be- faled.
Special Eraers No: iuo. .sa,s .d;srose5 ~ in
alsEnet etolloMine ua'eess "eio ',st SA's''''~
reguin. aIaer. w.,,th sor a ;rnksbob II.
Apphcst,on 81 j. megIstn los a-T ;oanss u"
oense s W,T s;mneo,e II for Sepos.
tiofof keeperof' the Artesiaa wen. al. ta'q on
Inc taoiet tnero DelnR " s SSo1yy.s 81. .tt.jen
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nsTRY THEM. MANY PERSONS
have within this summer experienced the benefits to
be derived from the use of PANKNIN's HErATIo BIT
TIERS. We would recommend them 10 all who stand
in need of tonic.
For sale by all Druggists. October 6
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New YORK Market.
MONEY MARIE

1,'if - MONEY MARKET.
q The New York journal of Commerce. Of We'd
nesday, June 18th, ,.says:
The market generally ia without Improvement In
nearly all commercial departments business Ian
Cuises and but little activity Ia expected until the
indications of the incoming crops and tho demands
for the approaching autumn's trade are more fully
developed Money Is In excessive supply at 3a4 per
cent for call loans on acceptable collateraB. and In
eome cases large sums, which werc taken few days
being returned by the borrowers for tho want OF
profitable employment The range Of discount Tor
the best mercantile paper is 5a6 per cent per annum
PRODUCE oMARKET.
NEW YORK, June l6.-BREADsrUrFs-Then mar
ket for State and Western -four is quiet at un:
changed prices The sales are $500 bbls at ~ 20a7 30
for perane State So loas 60 for common nc ena
81 2Oa7 80 for superhne Michigan, Indiana, ONO,
Iown, &e and s8 0OaS e0for extra do; 50 0Oal0 0Of
choics extra do including shipping brands OF round
hoop Ohio at 50 10a9 CO., and trade brands OF do az
90 GOALS co.; good to choice white wheat extras at
S11 SEALS; st. Louis at $9a11 so for common to fair
EXTRA and s11a16 for good to choice, closing dull
and heavily. We quote: Superfne Stete, 81 2a1 W;
extra State loas so super Western % 2Ua1 eg q en
40 80; do trade, 9 Goals n0;' extra Genessee 49,
extra st. Louis, 50 0oal6 90. =, s.fI.s. "a
SOUTHERN FLoUR-Is In more active demand at
former rates. We notice sales OF 900 bbls at ~ qua
OIL lUr o4'Edb dllu oA1 oooAo w toA 6SSNA ~
choice. -.,.s......a
b CALIFORNIA FLouR-The market is steady but the
transactions are light. The sales are $50! sacks at
$40 40a13. -,., .s--,
wHEAT-Therc is some inquiry mainly for specu-
laton, at an advance Of two to three cents. ship
pers and millers will not pay the price demanded.
Sales made OF % 900 bush at SO 11a2 IS for NO
spring; 50 22h for Canada club In bond; So 20 for
white California, and for white Michigan;
CoRN@The mau ed about one cent better,
but as the FbusinsiR zRopfued to supplying the
wants OF the hori5 - = pbfters refusing to meet
holders viows, there was but little done, and TO-
wards the close prices we're declining. We notice
sales of 600 bushels at 81 07a1 USh for Western
mixed afoat, cospg at 81 DIAL 071 81 II Hal u for
white Western; 81 18for white Southern, and u l6H
for old Western mixed in store. fa1L
CorroN-Ihe demand for the high grades for
spinning is moderate and the stock Of these de-
scriptions is small shade better prices are current
The low grades are plenty and are freely offered at
prices favoring the purchasers The sales are 1850
bales including 1920 10 spnners and $50 to specua
tors. We quote: ~ 40
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Exports.

PROVIDENCE, Per schr Maggie J Chadwiek--
21e, 900 feet Lumber : :. $50. :,
NEW YORK-Per steamship Moneka-16 bags s
and 1b7 bales Upland Cotton. 193 bbls Rostn, 88
bales Domestcs. " empty Barrels. 25 kegs But
Ter 1929 bbls Potatoes. 400 crates Vegetables. 43
packages Sundries.
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asrCONJUGAL LOVE, AND THE HAPPI-
NESS OF TRUE MARRIAGE.-Essays for Young
Men on the Errors, Abuses and Diseases which de-
stroy. the Manly Powers and crcate impediments to
Marriage with sure means of relief. Sent in scaled
letter envelopes free of charge. Address HOWARD
ASSOCIATION, Box P, Philadelphia. Pa.
Nav 20 3no
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IL U II Us 49,
CELEBRATED
Horse and Cattle Powders.

This preparation,
long and iavorably
known, will thor
oughly reiRyigorate
broken down and
low-spirited horses,
by g tr e myth ening
snd cleansing The
stomach and intes-
tines.
IT ie q sure preven-
tive Of all diseases
incident to this ami
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sgNEW MARRIAGE GUlDE.-AN ESSAY
for Young Men, on Physiological Errors, Abuses and
Diseases incident to Youth and Early Manhood,
which create impediments to MARRIAGE, with sure
means of relief Sent in sealed letter envelopes free
of charge. Address Dr. J. sKLLIN HoUGEToN,
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
1opuarv ~
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GUNNY CLoTHl1s duh at DC
HAY-Is little lower, with sales at 75aS0c for Ship
ping and $1a1 25 for retail qualities Straw is mod
eratey active at 95c for long rye and s6c for short
rye. ippen SC .
MoIAssEs-9he inquiry Ia limited, and with large
offerings prices arc In the buyers favor, though no
sales have been made which will warrant change In
figures. We quote clayed at 46a4Sc; ,Muscoyado at
46s56c and Porto Rico at 50a72c.
sNAvAI SToRRs- Spirits Turpentne receipts
have weakened the market; we, quote at 46c for
lots, and Acc for shipping do. The
sales are 325 bbis at45o; go bbs at merchant-
BILE lots; l2o bbls, New York order at Roatns
are dull at So 12Hs3 20 for strained common and
good straned 50 90a3 62H for No a. 50 75aS5 tor No
i. The sales are 100 ,bbls black at. So; 200 b6ls
strained common at So 12h; $50 bis No at So 62h
300 bbls No at 81 eaH Tar is rm' with sales OF
Smoked MEATs-1ho iobbing Trade Is moderate at
unaltered figures. We quote bagged hams at 17a2lc;
shoulders at 49, Ha14c,' and clear rib at l7al7hc
CUT MEATS Are In Light demand. We quote hams
in sweet pickle ct 16a16s<c, and shoulders In dry
salt at 12haI3c u 90.
! BUrTERLThe market Is quiet. The local rado
are taking such lots Of prime State as arc wanted Tor
immediate use at unchanged rates, while the lower
qualities are dull and prices have downward ten
depcy, Western butter Is inactive at present The
shipments of choice to California are fair but the
poorer grades are drug. We quote State In Welch
tubs at 30a33 and In frkin and half frkin tubs ut
SSa35c Western at 25aS2c; the latter price for very
choice. y -.
! CHEEsE--There Ia some inquiry for strictly prime
factory for export and homo use at about 14a15c,
while anything Of poorer quality is hard to move
unless ut very low figures. The receipts are fur.
We quote dairy at 7a1Sc, and factory at 10a15c.
Elnp-The market opened firmly with but very
little offering but as the buyers we're not plenty
the close was rather temor, though not quota
bly, lower. Bales were made OF 95o tcs at ioSe
17c for city; and 175sa171c for steam rendered
Western. We quote kettle rendered at 171zal81Sc::
Also ior future delivery $50 tea for July, buyers
option, at 17Ac.. t, T. -
sUGAn-lhe offerings Of raw continue TO be lihe-
raj, and with limited demand prices are barely
maintained. We quote fair to good refining at l%a
11Xc No IL box Ut 123I. Tho sales arc 666 hnds at
II ha111<c for Cuba; 145<a1514c for Denarara. and
1880 boxes Havana, art ut 12a12Xc In rehned tnere
is but little DOING and prices are not 80 firm We
quote soft yellow at 14al5c, soft white at 1bNal6c
and crushed. powdered and granulatcd at 1870.
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aS BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIs
anlendid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneous; no disappointment; no ridiculous
tints; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invigo
rates and leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or
brown. Sold by all Druggists and Perfume crs; On
properly applied at Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bond. street, New York. Tyr January
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HTNOTICE.-THE FOLLOWING CERIT-
FIoATEs OF STOCK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH
CAROLINA having been destroyed by fire
No. 71-Sevrn Per Cent Stock Military Defence
Act December, 1851, Amending Act January, 1861
redeemable in 1870, in name of Mrs. r. E. lizard,
Administrative of the Estate of R. s. lizard, for
SIC. sst sal
No. 4o-six Per Cent Stock, dated 2sth Msy. 1857.
estate Capitol Act Of 1856, redeemable In ls77, In
name of R. 8. lizard, for $4,000. 49, sas
No 16s-Six Per Cent. Fife Loan, 1888, redeema-
BILE in 1870, In name OF r. s. lizard. for $1,000
This is TO give notice that application will be made
to State Treasurer for Renewal Certificates.
!. 1le MoRDEoAI CO..
May2o 1amo3mo Agents.
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NAL, such as LUN
LO W WAT L r,
HEAYES. Coughs,
Distemper, Fe, ers,
Founder, Loss Of
Appetite and Vital
Energy, &c.
Its use improves
The Wind, increas-
es the Appetite
giTcs q 4 m 90 tn
aud Glossy Skim,
and transforms the
miserable Skeletons
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xSrc1r or TiS. azxsg on eoIlozs no, BIB HONOR
SE aSkxpkuf rHI GyrH OR cHaHI1sToH. 1HoNIne
- rHx xuAalR oIsR11sonH- AnRkETxD NlTaE 1ofTr
~ OF uHknxxrroN puRMo TEE XoeTHs on MARCH,
A71m. Ann. NAY, 1855 AID THx GAUGE or THLH
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The Charleston Cotton Market.
OFFICE OF TIE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS.
CHARLESTON. Friday Evening, June 1928.
The market opened frmer and prices improved
during the day about cent q fb. Sales $50 bales
mostly to one buyer say So ut ny; 1s t2o: IS at
279z; 10 at 2sK; Tat 2s; so at 80; 3b at 2aK; 100
at 80, and 80 on private terms We quote:
LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION. ~
Ordinary to Good Ordinary .......26 @2s
Low MtddliDg. Dg....................29 20
Diiddling. ..29Iz@3o
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-20

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