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SPEAKING of the " Gold for Cotton move
ment, the New York Times says The cotton
crop Of the present year, if sold for specie, at
present prices, would realize to the Southern
planters between three and four hundred mil.
lions of dollars in gold and though it is
against the interest Of England and other cot
ton-purchasing countries to pay for it in coin,
it is undoubtedly for the interest Of the South
to sell for coin as Tar as possible. There are
obstacles to the success Of the South which we
do not see any prospect Of being surmounted;
but We shall be glad to see the planters, factors
and shippers make the attempt and achieve
whatever -uccess is practicable"
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Mr. Corooran has intimated that it is his inten-
ton to still furtner increase the gift by an en-
dowment at future day of $500, 600 in money,
to be devoted to purposes contested with ms
present donation. MIR. August Belmont OF
New York, who became apprized Of his munlh-
cent intention, has written to MIR. Corcoran'
authorizing the trustees. when they shan nave
entered upon their trust, to choose rom nus
celebrated collection twelve pictures Whlch ne
will tbereupon convey to them, to be added to
the gallery there, as the beimons oon'fi'u-
tiop." ,...
The virtues Of that model Queen, Victoria,
ord the inoffsnsive mediocrity of her amlabie
consort have by no means descended to their
eldest born. The Prince Of Wales, indeed,
might be taken as the model Of the bad young
nan of the period. Doubtless he is no worse
than others; but scandal, like death, loves
shining mark. and certainly Wales shines in
scandal more brilliantly than in anything else.
While the Prince is disporting himself with 80
much rnagniacencs in the Orient, there are
certain grave whisperings among the gossips
Of Warwickshire County at home which threat
en- to become unpteasantly outspoken. They
involve the domestic peace Of q country gen.
tleman, Sir Charles Mordaunt, the honor OF
his wife and the legitimacy OF newly born in
FAINT. Sir Charles considers that the child has
no claim to his name, and sweirs that II there
is law in England he has the evidence which
will convict the heir tc the throne OF an offence
known TO criminal law. II Wales is innocent.
he is certainly very unfortunate. Whether he
stays at home or goes abroad, scandal fastens
upon him, and gossip claims him as her own.
His continental trips OF last year furnished in
Vulnerable tales Of waywardness, and now he
has no sooner escaped into the wilds Of Egypt
than one OF his titled subjects PRESENTS very
bad case against him in England. 1t lis pity
70 think how much good "bringing up has
been thrown away on this young man. a.,
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TIE declared purpose Of Secretary Boutwell,
to pay the national debt at the rate Of 81 ,OOO,-
600 week, to begin with the payment of the
first million this week, produced an immediate
and stimulating effect on the prices OF the diff
fereut classes Of government bonds in both
foreign and domestic markets. Meantime, We
notice, gold keeps steadily rising.
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The New York Journal OF Commerce endors-
es the new idea in prison .refol m, Damely, the
communication Of punishment as reward tor
the exemplary behavior OF convicts, and as q
means Of discipline in habits Of industry and
virtue. The Communication laws have been
adopted in twenty States Of the Union, and
thsre is also q United States statute Of the
same purport. bearing upon persons con-
victed upon offences against tne United States
lava
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STATE mEDICAL ASSOCIATION.
GDufatiDual.

RIvATE INSTRUCT TION.-.M & s /.
WuTrON will form Class for oral Instruc-
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The system is calculated to awaken the hyelies In
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which is seldom or never attained by the ordirary
course of instruction.
For terms apply at Residence, corner Of ARCH-
DALE AND MAZYCK STHEET5.
May II mthm3T
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q II. CLOU d HOT E l..

n -
THIS NEW AND ComMOL IOUS HOUSE. LOCAT.
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possesses advantages ov all other houses for the ac
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the depoIs. steamboat landings places Of arrnse-
ment and business of the great metropolis.
MORE u nOLLEY, Proprietors.
March IL 6n0s
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fost anD founD.

r OsT, ON THURSDAY, THE 18th
i ult., between the south Carolina Railroad De
pot and wentworth streets. in King, plain GOLD
BRACELET marked on the inside Burroughs"
suitable reward will be paid for its recovery. Az
ply ut THIS OFFIoF. May II
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May II nacre' ery.
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YOU OUGHT To INSURE IN THE
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOCIAT ITO n
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The same amount invested at zen per cent WIN pro-
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May II Dwf3F
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9ottls.
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TO BUsI Ess alEN.
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PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, s. C.,
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CHINA, GLASSWARE, Gtf.
AT COST! AT COST! AT COST! {!
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rare opportunity Is now offered to supply vacan.
cies in house and kitchen.
MCDOWELL & SON.
Corner of King and Liberty streets.
The Store TO RENT. 6 Mayll
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BwS sUHMA 3 Il =.

Gold closed in New York on Saturday at
S9faSe3. '"'
Cotton closed steady and less active. Bales
$500 balea. Middhngs 282c.
N Liverpool on Saturday cotton closed
easicr.- Uplands lid. 'i,' 80 ''''n - .'''''..
tim. b. Leppett, a well known druggist OF
Wilmington, N. c., died on Friday last.
: Ssorge Goodwin, wen known patent
m,i.c.ne man Of Boston, was found dead on
u, ii ssday night in Sixth Avenue, New York,
Very large quantities Of black walnut lum-
Der aye being shipped from Tennessee to New
York. The logs are merely squared and other
wise shipped whole. r..-...
H.. woman named Ann McMahon was terri
bly, alsned rio wsshingson9e Friday evening.
b; - explosion Of a kerosene can which she
hsI laced near the fre.o -Geio sslzo :, 'rs.A
-,he French line OF battle ship Jean Bart,
usol as school snip for the Imperial navy,
with about three hundred payal students on
BID, arrived at Annapolis on Thursday morn
ins. ~ ~ =, -, .i.ats,5r v ,,q
Connecticut has ratified THE Fifteenth
Amendment. The House reached q vote on
Thursday and passed the amendment by one
hundred and tweuty-sx Republicans to one
hundred slii2{d four Dsmocrats The, iseaatea
had previously ratified it by thirteen Repuoi-
caas tosix Democrats ,,.ts; a,ii;=', .iFs'-
II ia sail that George ". Smalley, the Lon
do; .osciaifAihGt the New York Tribune. who for
wA1G. j tho triple alliances dispatch to this
orr. Nv. Is vote Of the ablese and most trust
vortbv rrrsssprsoSndent,s rss rsS ill.,, ,Eepe, and holds
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lDauts.

A sETTLED ENGLISH LADY WISHES
A Situa ion as an experienced Cook No OBJ
ieouons to 70 In the country. Apply three doors
nom Hasel.st street. on EAST BAY, for three dsys.
May Is ~
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puarsiug,

THxCELLENT PRIVATE BOARDING
~ Is offered at Sumuerville, which is noted for
its healthfulness: and near to the depot Apply to
Mrs. G. g. WHITE. m April IL
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VETANTED, SUBSCRIBERS FUR ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS
FAf A0' CHARLES C. RICHTER,
inril II ~ No. 16f King-street.
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n YOUNG LADY DESIRES A SITUA-
a TION as Nursery Governess. No objection to
leaving the city or State, UnexcepdonaoIe REFER
snces given and required. Address A. R Key Box
90 81 Charleston Postof1ce.. May 10
Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1869-04-02

The continuation of it from where 1t
leaves off here can be found only in the
New York Ledger, which is for sale at
all the bookstores and news depots. ASK
for the number dated April 10, 1863,
and in it you will find the continuation
of this beautiful tale. The Ledger is
mailed to subscribers at three dollars a
year. The publication of Rev. DIR.
Tyng's great story, which has been writ
ten expressly for the LEDGER is just COM
menced in the Ledger, SO that our read
ers will get the whole Of these two sto-
ries in it. The Ledger has the best sto.
ries of any paperi in the world and Hen.
nv Ward Beecher, James Parton and
Fanny Fern, have articles in every num-
Der.
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CHI Err II.
A CURIOUS AND STARTLING MYSTERY.

n 1lhiOtS AMI
Skirting the Black Hills, forty miles
west or Fort Laramie, party of horse
men were riding eastward.
They had left Fort Bridger eight days
before, taking the route of the North
Platte, and were now following the Ore
gon ernigran. road, among those ridges,
dry beds Of rivers, and sterile plains, by
which the region of the Black Hills is
distinguished.
The bulk of theparty consisted of ten
cavalrymen, under a lieutenant, who
were returning to Fort Laramie, their
post OF duty. They were well mounted,
and had several led horses in their train,
loaded with their provisions and appur-
tenances of travel.
The balance of the party comprised
three civilians, who had seized the oppor-
tunity of crossing the mountains under
military escort. Two of these were en-
igrants who had settled near Fort Bridg-
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COUGH BALSAM.

This long tried and popular Remedy is again called
TO the attention of tho public AS often as the year
rolls around, the proprictors annually make then
bow to the people. and remind them that amons'
the many things required for the health, comfort
and sustenance Of the family through the long ano
tedious months of winter, Goes Cough Balsam SHOULD
not be forgotten For years it has been household
medicine-and mothers anxious Tor the safety
their children, and all who suffer irom any diseas'
Of tho throat, chest and lungs cannot afford to b.
without IL, In addition TO the ordinary four ounce
SO long in the market, we now furnish our mammoth
family size bottles, which win, in common with tn
other size, be found at all Drug Stores.
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WHoOPING COUGH.
The testimony of all who have used it for this ter
rble disease during the last ten years is that 1t in
variably relieves and cures it.
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CLERGYMEN.

Inc Rev. ISAAC AIKRS. of Allegheny testiGes that
II mas cured him, after all other remedies had failed
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DRUGGISTS.

Any druggist in the country will tell you. if you
take the trouble to enquire that every one that buys
oottle Of Goes Dyspepsia Cure from them. speaks
IN the most unqualified praise of its great medeina
virtues.
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A GREAT BLESSING.

From Rev. L. i. WARD. Avon, Lorain Co., o.
Messrs Strong IL Armstrong. Druggists Cleveland
Gentlemen ;-lt gives me great pleasure to state
that my wife has derived great benefit from the use
of Goes Dyspepsia Cure She has been for a mum.
Der of years greatly troubled with Dyspepsia, ac-
companed with violent paroxysms Of consultation.
which so Frustrated her that she was all the Will
for months, unable to do anything She took, at
your instance Goes Dyspepsia Cure and has derived
GREAT BENEFIT FROM 1T, and is now compare
lively well. She regards this medicine as a great
blessing. Truly yours, L.F.W WARN
Jan. 18th. 1868.
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

Win also be found invaluable in all cases of Diar-
rhea, Dysentery. Collie, Summer Complaints, Girl
ping. and in fact every disordered condition of the
Stomach.
Sold by Druggists in city or country everywhere
at 81 per bottle, or by application to
THE c. G. CLARK CO.
Sole Proprietors. New Haven.Ct.
, 1869-06-23

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Housb, gioo: c B. Bsir iloo; Intna hl h,n9' sloo;
Tr,tu4s sompans,' so s.eo eo starxse tioo: JOIN ,
F. E ko!xa MHe1aIs sioe: Mss Dse1. {ioo picF-
-, ~ s1; ps,ts s1oe; ,,,s Go; m + Ae6nsy.
s1eU oU,, n 7 Ro~,e,, s77: Lnding1on, Wells i Van
arhasct. 50; ThoF. Foxter, 80: y. B. Kiddcr,
e.. \. j. j y. Reed. $50; y. ". Underwood,
< a"i lsista6s s IS: kely BIOS -: s. " irtine
+ ca, 10; hoss + GossaRe, $50: Schwab, NC
QuaId 4 Co, -; Charles T. Kellogg, $50; n.
Ludnsso1 - CO; 1 s'vi ~, i: 7. Aurgny, ss0; 4 =
Merchants Saving Loan and Trust Company, ~:
l. Il ActagF, 80; Z. !. T1nkhan, -; uayden l.
kA:. g; Dosgs:s, tassett 4 Hnl, 5so; J. u.
~: y. +. storey 4 Co, &aa; Vim Blair CO $50:
Tufpln 1 Co, 80; Gilbert Hubbard / Co. $50:
= 7. AnadnoA. &ab; ChaG. L Wilson $50: Witt
y. -: J. L uaneock- ~; Geo. P. Rumsey,
20; v. c. Dnrand, SO; A j. Aserel!, S5o; :. A.
Inrp'n Co, t5u; John l. Wilson, SO; Brsdner
! Charuley, fsa: = Powell t3s; Linn Reed,
70; n. T1Icoit, ~; ". n. 4 c. Loomls, $50; F.
H. Winston, IS; f. Anthony, rs; Clarke Iay
!on. 81; George stawart, Is; Wright 4 TyrTeu,
70; Gilbert Pryor, 80: VI. Batcheier. rs: 4, 4
Fisher, -; 9. Ellison sz5; Eoodrun i natin, is:
4 aoaRes Van Allen, SIS: u. 6pruance, s95; S. J.
%%siAeI: Y ~; Rees I1crce, rs: Il. 0reenebsam i
so. sss: Stiles, Goldy..& AcAahan, rs; Lunt,
1 kean, RS; 9. r Smith, SIS; & R Hs-
.en, tz3; J. J. Feasce, ~; Stanton 4 ca, s23;
ifeenehaam Foreman, ,ff3: y. A. Towner, xlQ:
- sherman. SO. - Arwater, $40; Tuftle.
10; Allen Aacley, 80; cash, 90.
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