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passengers.

Per steamship Manhattan, for New York-Mr lid.
we'll Gears, Major Ogleby, S Foss J Deroe.
W Parker, Mrs M Won Hadep, Mr. stelling, J Rua',
R Bond, Miss Haas, Miss Hortener. Mr. Be zvan; )
Rarbesou, Wilson, A Wilson, Mrs BaIdending. Mr.
Hamilton and wife. Hetty jenkins and TWO calIorep'
and Mr. McDermott
Per steamshi James Adger, from New Yorh-Mrs
Bedford and two children, Mrs Mcoregor, MISS
McGregor, W McGreSor, Mrs Nichols. Sherry
and wife, Miss Ii Nichols, Miss Sherry, Mrs III
Burnett, Bartlett, Miss Frank Rollard, Miss
Rosie Lee, Miss Nellie Brunele, Blanche Lee, Miss
kitue Beck, Miss Williams, Miss Anhie Lovett, j
} hompson, Miss sallie Smith, ] Shelton, CAM
well, Ryan. Mrs vrrdier and infant, kandni'z,
A Peden, $ Co1etter, 6 " King, Philips and 2
on deck.
Per steamer Dictator, from PalAtka via Jackson
vile, Fernandina and savannah-T Hughes, Blu
menthal, Mr. Alfars, W Bennett, Miss Miller, Mrs )
L Day and daughter, Spark, T Browp Y San
chez, " Sanchez, Ar Tcrris, Mr. Braid, and on
deck
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LIVERPOOL cLAssHIoATIt
Markets by Telegraph.

FOREIGN MAkkEIbs
LONDON, September 26-Evening- Consols closed
at s2X. Bonds steady.
LIVERPOOL. September 25-Noon-Cotton hrmer
hut not higher uplands 12<d; Orleans l23sd; sales
10. 600 bales; sales yesterday reached GOO bales
Evenipp.-Cotton closed nrmer; uplands 12Ha
1axd: Orleans l2Ha12xd;; sales Il. 1000 bales; e1-
mort and speculation 1000 bales. Corn 2ss Cd.
Beef Sss.
HAvRE, September 25.-cotton opened dull, both
on spot and afloat; tres ordnaire, spot, If 45Kc.
PARIS September 25.-Bourse opened steady
Rentes 7Of 6Oc; closed at 70f.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
NEW YORK, September 25- Noon-Gold Board
adjourned to ten O'Clock ON Monday. committed
win then be appointed to request Butterhed. Assis
tant Treasurer to postpone the sale Of $4,000 oCo
some future day. 30 gold transactiors Of to-day
win be recognized by the Board Stocks dull; l,tlt
doing; prices o shade cf from the opening. Money
7 per cent, With ha's commission. Gold, 70 quota
tons. 62s 21x; TenneFsees. excoupon, 81; new %
vreinias ST. new 3d. Louisianas, old 6s; levees 65
ss ss; Alabama Sc 90; Georgia 7s e0H; North Caro-
Iinas, old sax; new 46. Flour dull and nominallJ
unchanged. Wheat dull and nominal. Corn dull
and 1a2 cents lower. Pork quiet at ss1 80. Lart
Dull. Cotton 20 cents. lurpentine firm at 43 cents
Rosin quiet; common 50 25; strained 50 S0a2 S21s
Freigh's dull.
Eyening.-Go,d Board and Gold Clearing BILL
closed. But little doing In storks. Government
gold sold at about a. Cotton heavy sales 100 taes
at 20 cents. Flour favors buyers; super fine s6 900
6Io Wheat heavy and 1a2 cents lower red and
amber Western 81 47a1 81; white Ohio 81 56. Corr
2aS cents lower mixed Western 81 t7a1 co. Whiskey
dull 1T 81 Goa l25. Pork Gull and heavy. Lard heavy
Naval stores and groceries quiet. Freieh's dull ane
dropping.
WILMINGTON, September 25.-Spirits turpentilt
quiet at 40 cents. Rosin steady at 81 6Oa4; crude
turpen tine 81 5oa3. Tar 50 90.
MOBILE, September 25.-Cotton in good demand
amcng several; m1rket closed firm; sales 800 bales
mi5 OH ng 25 cents; receipts 1910 bales; exports So-
bales.
NEW ORLEANS, September 25 Gotten frper; salc'
$500 bales; idding 26k cents; receipts 1888 bales
exports coastwise 1876 bales Gold 941s. Sterling
AK. New York sight par.
SAVANNAH, September 25.-Cotton-Recelpts 2lSl
bales; exports S7ba bales; market dull; quohtions
unchanged.
AUGUSTA, September Is Cotton opened firm at
26s2sx cents for middling Under favorable news
from New York our market advanced to 26h cents,
At which figure all desirable los offered were readily
taken. The market closed rather weak, With quota
tons nomipaly upchanged sslss So4 bales; receipts
LAT bales stock on hand This P. NJ. by actual count
It'll bales.
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90, Klinck, Wickenberg Co. Kriete Chapman, a
LANCER, Laurey Alexander. Lee, EengnicS ,T & 9 9
Sell. Lehman, McLoy b Rice, p j McNaiy.
Marshall, Menke 4 Muller, Marks J Minor &
%, G Moffett Moifett Wharton, Muller,
Murray, Muller Nimits %, Nachman 70, Z
O'Neill & Son, Neufvine Hannah. Nor.n; Ssee'e q q
Wardell, O'Neill D O'NeiD, ostendorh CO,
Oetjen. Palmetto Pioneer Cooperative Association
Parker Paul, Welsh Brandes, Pelzer, Rodgers
Co, O Plenge. Ravenel Holmes heiis Ren' @
neker. Fighter. Riordan. DAWSON ~ S1 ~ nuS
Schroeder, scott slegline, " steele, z stoq, !,
dard & Co, stoll. Webb & Co. Strauss vance, Z
Taylor Co, Tidemann. Tobias Sons. Utsey
Quicker, Wirth. W 6 Whilden Co. Wing: J
NJ Williams. G " Williams & Co. b q Wiikins, & .
Zepeds, Crane, Boylston 4 Co, Marenall 3 surge,
I Cohen Co. Melchers MuIier: @.roan %ole1 d co O.
d Bruning b Co. b Valentine. Stiles ,, TO
garte, Agent. d Campsen, ] Caussen. walker'
Evans & rogswe. A JAEGER. Wineman, hno.'
J HALEY, J Easop l. Bro, Forsyth, McComo q
Co, Dowie l. Moise n Morane, Haroeson q 20
D Clancy. " Uferhardt q Slender, Thomas,
Welsh Murphy, Little & Co, L Mann, douohop'
and others.
The steamer Rebecca Clyde, at Wilmington. n c,
on the q2d inst reports speaking the 22d instant
of Chincoteaque the schr Jessie Leacn ior
ton.
The schr Ze!a-Psi, from Boston for Charleston
sailed from Holmes Role Sept 2lst.
LIVERPOOL. September The Clifton, "illa@s,
frsm Charleston, came into collision last evening
with vessel at anchor nearly abreast Of The Princes
Landing Stage and was cut down below the Mate,
edge, but the deck cargo removed to the port side
and thus prevented her filing with WAFER lhc o'ner
vessel apparently received little damage.
PORT OF GEORGETOWN. s. c.. SEPT. %.
CLEANED.
September 2O-schr zulette Kenyon, BucKingnam'
for New York.
September 22-Brig George, Swan, for Boston.
LIST OF VESSELS
Up. CLEARED AND SAILED FOR WS PohT
FOREIGN
The Duke of wellington, Allen, sailed. ......sept
British bark Dalkeith, Langwill, sailed Angus! ~
The Homborsund Nelson, up.........-Augus1I 10
DoMEsTIo
BOSTON.
Ship len southard, -. up..............S sept ~ ~
Bark Kimball, Lincoln, up. ...Sept ~
Brig Adelaide Wilson, up.... .:........'.'s
Schr Grace Gircler, Smith. cleared ..Sept 40
Schr Zeta Psi, Thompson, cleared ........Sept 10
schr Joseph Long, Perry cleared. ~
Roc1poRT, Mr..
Schr David Talbot, Amsbury, cleared .....'sept 10
Steamship Saragossa, Reter, cleared .....Sept 20
Brig Mary Frances. Francis up. sept ~
Schr Jessie L Leach. Childs, cleared. .....Sept II
Schr Ellen Baxter. Rogers, cleared sep! 10
echr Isabella, Burton, cleared. ep' 10
schr Conservative, Kempton cleared. ~ ~
8 hr Ridgewood, 1 rerrickson, cleared sept ~
schr I Cranmer, Crahmer. cleared. o.''....'fep' q
PHILADELPHIA.
Steamship Proinetheus, Gray, cleared. sept 70
Schr Thomas Booz, Somers, up..............sept Il
BALTIMORE.
Schr Woodbury., -, up......"........Sept ~
Schr Wenonah, Mitchell, up............... sept 20
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DHE ANDERsUN INTELLIGENCER,
pUBL1sHFD AT ANDERSON, s. c.

no YT,&, co., Propri e TO rs.
TIE NTELLGENcER HAS A LARGE AND
constantly increasing circulation in Anderson and
adjacent counties, and. being the only paper pub
lished In Anderson, sforis an excellent meo1um
for advertising
Business cards inserted at REASONABLE rates
Liberal deductions. made from regular terms to
yearly and half.yeary advertisers.
@- subscription 50 50 per anuum, lnvar1abiy IN
advahce.
JAMES 4. HOYF J.F. CLaNkScALS.
Sept3 IMo
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CHAR EsTON HOT E L (.
- CHARLESTON. SOUTH CAROLINA.

THIS F1RsT-CLAsS B0TEL. SITUATED n
pleasant location, and in the business portion OF the
city, renders it the most desirable Hotel for either
permanent or transient guests. The accommodations N
furnished Apartments ior f,milies and single gentle
men. The proprietor will endeavor TO maintain the
high reputation enjoyed by the "Charleston. as a
first class house. and effort will be spared 10 de-
serve continuance of the liberal patronage hereto
fore bestowed upon it.
The best Of Livery accommodations will be found
adjoining the establishment
The house is supplied with the celebrated Arte;
sian Water. Of which delightful paths can De nad
either day or NIGHT. Z. II. JACKSON,
July Is Proprietor.
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Charleston Cotton, Kice and Naval
Sf0rea Market.

Charleston Cotton, Kice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAlLY NEWS
cEAsIIsroN, Saturday Evening, September 20
corros-The demand was limited, with only mo-
derate amount Of stock on the market prices re-
roa,nine without change. Sales about 70 bales, viz
1Ea, "a: 10 at 25,;;sat 25X; % at 2e; 8 at 1870.
We quote: ..rf.
Ordinary to good ordinary. -. .2Sh@25
Low ruiddhng. .Io1s9Ioz
Niddhng. ........."....-. ...'.'. ..z07ze@-
P1oE.-Ihe want Of stock prevents operations in
this grain. < .s.ls e.-
NAyAL sroREs.-The market was quiet for arti
cles under this head, and We could learn OF nc
transactions ofnote.
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GouuaerfieI.
Exporrs,

NEW YoRK-Per steamship Nsntatan-S bags Sea
Island Cotton, 14S1 bales Upland Cotton, "a bales
pomestcs, 106 empty Barrels. q packages sun,
J, dries ....Per sehr MyTover-le3 oates ~ UpMno Isa
1 Cotton, $40 bbls Rosin 100 casks Ciay, ioo zone
Phosphate, 26 bundles Sheet Iron, bs5ss sew,
ing Machines; packages Furniture ~ empty
Ale Barrels, 80 boxes sugar, Is b6ls sugar. xee
PHILADELPHLA-Per steamship Evern1n-ooo -"S
bales Cotton. 1876 bbls Rosin. SO bales pomes-
tics bales Rags, bale Wool 80 bags Cocoanu'S'
and Sundries.
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THE DAILY NEWS.
An Ola story with q New Moral
By JULIA wAhD HOWE

Cinderella da2sss Is Tsn psss her Tss to
horses hne; nc mn
denial, 49, .,as
80 cease to shine.
Forth into the chilly darkness in her solitude and
Goes sns bloom Of dissipation, with no lovely fruit
With no strength condensed. in meekness, with no
hofy nature weakness,
with no thorn Of resolution, with no aftergroWth
Of mind. "a.
back to vermin shrink her horses, on ner paie ana
ghosiy courses
Rags replace her recent splendors, unadmired ner
-lES beauty wsnes; -.-. ,.~-....-,,..--,,,
ehe bemoans the moching fairy who uphfted her un-
rnrcGsS span.ry prize Of pleasures to multitude
~ Of pans. --,t
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Conssnees per south Carolina Katiroao
September 25.

7s7 bales Cotton, so bales Domestics 6ss bushels
Grain, 6 cars Lumber. cars stock. 10 Hailro99 30
AGENT " Williams Co, WAGNER Monsees.
" smith. Bowling Co, Pelzer, Rod .ers Co, 6 q
waller & 90, Rteder L Davis. Willis Z chisolm,
DeSaussure, Campsen Co. Caldwell Il Son. FTost
h Adger, Mowry l. Co. Wagner Stewart, A oaI n
mas. " Ryan, Pringle Wardlaw Carew, . y
Mailonea, Brodie Co. Thurston Holmes, and Z
yelling.
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Consignees per Nertheastern Railroad
September 26.

September 40.
24e bales Cotton, A30 bbls Naval stores cars Lum
hor Tohacco live Stock. Mdse. &c. To Kinsman
q Howell. J Marshall, Jr, Jv sarden. 9 stoney,
Rayenel & Co. Frost & Adger, W Williams GO,
Mowry & Co. Kirkpatrick & Witte, Graeser & smith,
TO Archer, A J Salinas, Walter Co. A Quscken-
bush. Pelzer, Rodgers & Co, Trenholm Son.
Mulligan, e wiss h Co, F Follin, Winebesg, A
PritchaId Sambo Aston, Bollmann Bros, W Ryan,
Reeder & DAVIS Kendall Dockery, Clsehorn: Her.
ring Co, yelling, Chisolm Bros, and Railroad
Agent.
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GENERAL sypRRINTENDErT'E OFFICE,
CHARLESTON. g. c.. Sept. Is. iseg
ON AND AFTER THURSDAY. September 10,
the PASSENGER TRAINS Of the south uarolira
Railroad will run followz:
FOR AUGUSTA.
Leave Charleston. ............'..'c &C ~ d. "
Arrive Rt Augusta. 1.t' r' ~
Connecting With trains for MONTGOMERY, Memphis
Nashville and New Orleans. via montgomery III
FOR COLUMBIA.
Leave Charleston. 10y a. N
Connecting with Wilmington and Mancl ester all
road, anc Camden train.
Leave AuGIsla. 'o'' IA u
Arrive at Charleston. ...... ..'.....4 w r. ~
Leare Columbia. ........i 40 -
Arrive at Charleston: x:t,c rvpRv.; -
tsuNDAYs EXCEPTED
Leave Charleston.
Connecting with trans tor Memphis, Nhshvihe
and i,ew Orleans va Grand Junction.
Leave augusta. ...................t., r. u
Arrive at Charleston. u 4. J"
''''' COLUMBIA NIGHT EXPRESS.
SUNDAYS E1cEPTEDl
Leave Charleston. ....................6Uo r. A.
Arrive at Columbia. .'4o A.
Connecting Sundays sxcepiedl with Greepv'lle ar d
Columbia Railroad, and on Mondays, Wednesdays
and Fridays with Charlotte and south Carolina Rail-.
road.
Leave Columbia. ............... .....'..aon r. n
Arrive at ohasssiHT sI;%MERyIIIs TRAIN. 'O
Arrive at summerville. 81 :. M
Leave summerville. .....................I.i0 a. m
Arrive at Charleston SsTnvx nn:NcH a.
Camden and Columbts Passenger Trains on Mon.
DAYS, WEDNESDAYS and SATURDAYS. and between
Camden and Kingvie daily, lSundays e1cepted,)
connects with up and down Day Passengers al King
VILE.
Leave Camden. den........................ .35 A. NJ
Arrive at Columbia. .l!.oo a. "a
Leave Colum mbia. .................i53P 80 r. a.
f5gned, q. T. PEAKE,
Sent tI8 General SuppriptandeDt.
NEW ROUTE NOKTH'
<NaRessATHm
Ah'aS &! q
TIE ST. LOUIS
IRON MOUNTAIN AND SOUTHERN RAILWAY
Is now open for business from
COLUMBUS, KY, TO ST. LOUIS.
Making the quickest, safest and only all rail-route
10 ST. Louis.
Passengers taking this route avoid one change OF
cars ard tedious river transfer OF twenty miles,
and arrive in ST. Louis FOUR AND HALE HouhS
in advance OF any other Road.
a8- Trans leave Columbus upon the arrival OF
trains on the Mobile and Ohio Railroad.
W. X ALLEN,
Seot1 limo General Ticket Agent.
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g0tsls.
COLUMBIA HuTEL,

COLUMBIA HOT e L.
COLUMBIA, SOUTH CAROLINA.
TIE PRoPRIETORS TAKE PLEASURE IN
announcing this elegantly. y.furnished Establishment
now open for the accommodation OF guests Inc
table viii always be supplied with every delicacy Of
the eeason, both from the New York and Charleston
markets. and no efforts will be spared TO give perfect
satisfaction in every respect to our patrous.
FREE LUNCH in the Refectory every day from
II until hafpast 12
VIM. GoRMAN, p oprietors.
lmO
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DE carr EFUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TAX e.

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUs BY OVEkWoHk
y, had or hard and feel the need OF something in
yinoratnp, don't drink whiskey or any intoIca ting
thing whether under the name of Bitters or other.
wise. such articles give just as much strength TO
vonr weary body and mind as the whip gives TO the
iaded horse, and no more. Alcoholic stmulanfs are
injurious to Nerve health. and are ALWAYs followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION.
Dodd's Nervine and InVigOratOr
Is a TONIC aud GENTLE sTIMULANr which is
NOT attended by REACTION. Wat i gains for
Won Il maintains. When trtfreshos body or mind,
it refeshes with natural strength hat comes 10 stay
We are not recommending teetotalism In the interest
of any faction but long and extended observation
teaches US that he who resorts to the bottle Tor rest
or recuperation will find, as he keeus at it. that he
ia kindlinR Gro in his bones which will consume
like the flames OF perdi.!or. Turn from It. Take
tonic that will refresh and not destroy. DODD'S
NERVINE is for sale by all Druggists Price One
Dollar. See Book Of Certificates that accompanies
each bottle. limos june 70
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sh1pneyys b. re,cgrapn.

SAVANNAH, September 25-Arrived. steamship
Leo from New York; schr Willimink from Boston.
Cleared bark Mary & Louisa for New York Sailed
steamships Magnolia and Montgomery for New York;
Wyoming tor Philadelphia.
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RailrOaDS.

SouTn cAKcAisA RAILROAD. .
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plantation Ditters.

A GLORIOUS CHANG er'
THAT ANY s1ck NAN SURVIVED 1.-THE
treatment of fifty years ago. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kill.
The lancet calomel, cantharidies and drastic pur.
gatives we're then the order Of the day. The: ply
sic an played into the hands of the aro!becary, and
the unfortunate patient was drenched morning,
noon and night with prostrlting medicines. We
I've in more rational and conscientious era. The
importance Of supp ,ring Nature in its conflict
with disease is now understood. Complaints in
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with ToNIcs
that rally Tie vital powers and enable them to de.
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature,
In its battles with sickness. Is
PLANTATION BITTEKs.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
an .hor Of the feeble and debiIita.ed AS cordial
for the aged and decrepid it has no equal among
stomachcs. As remedy for the nervous weakness
to which the tender sex are especially subject it is
superseang every other stimulant and nervine
In all climates, tropical, temperate or frigd its acts
as a specific in every species OF disorder which un
dermines the bodily strength and breaks down III,
animal spirits. Wherever 1t ia introduced 1t be.
comes a standard article-a medicinal staple. Drug
ois.s. although their profit upon It is small, find it
absolutely necessary to keep preparation for which
everybody inquiries, and for which nobody will
eaccpt substitute. It is to-day the most popula,
medicine in the civilized world. Extensively as Il
is advertised its best advertisement is the bene6ca
result which uniformly follows lis use. Every bottle
sold usures the sale OF at least half dozen more
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Men. GRAND

Coraguees per steamship James Adger, arrived
Friday night-Jas Adger Co, Railroad Agent,
N f Railroad Agent, Steamer Agents, Southern Ex-
press Co. Adger Co, ] D Aiken Co, Apple,
& W Amar, NJ q Ashton, G Bart & Co. Z Bates L
Co, T A Beamish & Co, " M Bird Co. Bischof
& 20, q Bischof 4 Co, Bollmann Bros. Borner,
BRISTOL & co, steamer Henry Barden. Csmpsen q
Co. " q Chafee Co, L Chaplin. Chisolm Bros. Misc
II Clear, " Corwin & Co. ] 3 Fairly Co. c Frank.
] Frank. Frost, Iurchgott Bros, Gerdts Co, o
t:raveley, Goodrich. Wineman & Co. = Gorham =,
P L Guillemin, " Gurney, Hart Co, Holmes BOOK
Store, F Holmes, Holmes l. Calder. III Horsey
Bro, L Howard Bro ) Hurkamp Co, Hing,
W Jager Jeffords & Co. Jennings. Thomdnson
TO. Johnston Crews & Co, ] Kanapau1, Kerri'
son, Kinsman & Bro Kinsman Howell, kiatte
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onics and Alternatives.
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Sold by all Druggists.
December z
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
From the Omaha Republican.
THE RAILROAD QUESTION.
Adjourned Meeting at Red
dicks Hall Last Night-Re-
port Of the Committee, Etc.

An adjourned meeting upon the
railroad question was held last eve
ming at Reddick's Hall, to hear the
report of the committee appointed on
Monday.
The committee having entered the
room, the Mayor took the chair and
reported as follows:
GENTLEMEN: am directed by the
committee appointed yesterday TO ~
port as follows:
Resolved, That this committee re-
commend the construction Of tWa
lines Of railroad, one northwest and
one southwest, on separate and tnde-
pendent routes, and that the County
Commissioners be requested to submit
to the voters Of this county PROPOSE
ton to grant to each road the sum Of
ten thousand dollars per mile for
each mile built within the limits Of
the county.
RESOLVED, That it is expedient to or
ganize the Omaha and ElkhOrn Rail.
road Companies forthwith.
Several substitutes were offered.
The following by Judge Wakely being
adopted after several eloquent speech
es had been made upon the question.
To strike Outall after the word route,
and insert,-"and that it Is the sense
Of this meeting that Douglas county
aid i'm the construction Of these two
roads to the extent Of three hundred
thousand dollars"
The resolution as amended was
then unanimously adopted.
On motion of Judge Wakelz kha
meeting then adjourned to meet ~
the call of the President.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
G. B.& Q. RBILROAD.
Anew $25, 900 to be Erected
En1UnedfafQlv.

We understand from the Quincy
WhiQ that the Chicago, Burlington &
Quincy Railroad Company, whose
freight house was burned last week,
have promptly decided to build new
freight depot at once, and the work
will be c0mmeneedin in 4 few days with
a view to its completion the present
season. The site of the building has
not yet been determined upon, but
it viii pretty certainly be on Front
street, at the foot of Spring near the
old one. 1t will be g large and sub
stantial structure of brick, with slate
roof, and is intended to be entirely
fire proof. The dimensions will be so
feet in width, by at least 500 land
perhaps 4OO) in length, and the cost is
estimated ct SIS, 700. Plans and
specifications have been under con-
sideration, but the details have not
been finally agreed upon.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-09-16
Confession fhe Camn.

Gen. Rosecrans has shown little
regard to the Democratic party, for in
addition to deelination of the NOM
ination for the Governorship of Ohio,
we find him uttering the following
decidedly anti-Democratic sentiments.
No local declaration inviting a pop
ular pre-judgement of any legal ques-
ton about the terms of payment of
the national bouds shOnId impair the
priceless fabric of the public credit at
q time when it is important to create
the speediest means of ridding the
country Of these enormous expressions
but every Democrat platform should
tend to rise higher and higher the
public credit, and to satisfy the people
of Europe that the Democratic is the
last party in the United States that
proposes to whine or act reluctlently
about paying the public debt, even
though present holders should have
brought it below its fair value.