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III B H R AN HI A Iii.
GRAND GERMAN OPERA COMPANY.
II. GRAU.... Managing Director.
FOR FIVE NIGHTS ONLY.
COMMENCING TUESDAY, April 20.
With the following grand array of talent:
Prlma Donna. Miss MARIE BAGIARI,
Prima Donus LIZZIE ECKER,
BERTHA JOHANssEN: CLARA LANG ZEIGLER.
Prima Donna MARIE MARIrIE, GENEVE.
Prima Donna Seoundas, JOHANNA CHIRON9, Ma
THILDE BERGER, SOPHIA Won BERG.
Tenors-Johann Armand. Theodore Habelmann.
Bassos-Joseph Hermans. Joseph Weinlich. VIM.
Bach, w. Foimes observation-disclosures Pollok Antho-
ny Weber Full chorus and Orchestra. selected from
the principal opera Houses In New York, under the
direo ion OF August PrediRam.
The following Grand Operas win be presented,
commencing with ROBERT Liz DIABTF, to be tol.
lowed by LES HUGUENOTS. LA JUIvE, DER
FREYSCHUTZ. DON JUAN.
The Management will spare neither pains nor z
pense to give these Grand Operas as perfect rossi
ble Fori further particulars see future advertise
tment The sale Of Tickets will begin at HOLMES
BOOK HOUSE on FRIDAY, the 10th INST.
p. GRBENWALL, Agent.
April IA WM. BA 81, business Manager.
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II PH1 VA II e SALE, THAT FINE
~ STAND With fix ures for Grocery, corner
PREMISES. thstu January a.
LNON SALE. "A WE'LL ESTA BLlSHRcD
n GROCERY STORE. with CO House. took and
Furniture. Will be sold Cheap. Apply by letter to
F. w. b., Charleston P. o. 81 April I3
GTEAnI ENGINES FOR SALE CHEAP
~ If applied for immediately-
~ One IL horse Portable ENGINE
a. One 4-horse Portable Engine.
ALSO,
~ One 8-horse-power ENGINE, in good condition
CAMERON. BARKLEY 4 CO..
Northeast corner Meeting and Cumberland streets.
January Is
ENOH SALE, OLD NEWSPAPERS IN
The cheapest wrapping paper that can be used. Ap-
ply al the Office of The NEWS. March
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educational.

MISS EMMA E. HOLMES, PUPIL AND
~ late assistant of Miss BATES. has orened
sCAOOL for girls at her residence. No. 90 WALL
STREET, one door from Calhoun.
Terms including French. SO to $l5 per quarter
April 10 AIN Ia
IH 1GH SCBODL OF CHAs.L. STON-
III he EXERCISES OF this Institution will be
resumed on MONDAY. 10 inst fnstrucho givcn
IN Latin. Greek, Ere, Oh. German. Mathematics and
the higher branches of Epghsh. LII :.
Terms. $12 per quarter-psyable In advance No
extra charge for French. Germa", or stationery.
w. Il. KINGMAN, A. NJ.
April IA Principal.
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XAtILAHs " CEaAsOa.na.
RAcroRs. COMMISSION MERCHANTS
4 ~ And
@S aHLPPgN0 AGENTS.,
WILL ATTEND TO TBR PURCHASE. sALH ANr
SHIPMENT to Foreign and Domestic Ports) os
COTTON. RroE. LuMBRR AND NAVAL grORKe.
ATLANTIC wHARE. 0hsrieston. o. q.
q n'w1LMs Wn.LsMs s.......... ..........A. RsONI6OLM
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aeftlngs.

UNION KKLSVINNING LuDGE, No. 4.
A. +. NJ.
THE REGULAR MONTHLY COMMUNICATION
IL of this Lodge will be lloldeu THIS EvEN1Nu
tao 10Th instant at Masonic Hall, at E2ht O'Clock
preci,ey. Tho Candidates tor e. A. Degree will bo
BY order w M.
april 15 ADAM T.. GIBSON, Secretary
10. q. .F.--HOWAIsD LODGE. No. 3.
TENHE REGULAR MEET ING OF THIS LODGE
4 will be held THIS EVENING, at Fight O'Clock pre-
csely
Candidates for Degrees will please bo punctuaI.
Aprl15 tn L. l.. TERRY, Secretary.
RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION.
TVNHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING OF The
Il ASSOCIATION vii be hold THIS EyENINo at
light O'Clock, at Masonic Hail.
Arrears received during the day at No. 1876 Meet
ing street, and at the Hall in the evening
VIM. B. STEEDMAN,
April 10 Secretary q. Treasurer.
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XXIANTED, A SMALL CULOIsED GIRL
Wv to assist in nursing child. None need up
ply unless well recommended. Apply at THE NEWS
OFFICE. april Is
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FRESH DRUGS.

FRESH DRUGS.
JUST RECEIVED AND FUR SALE,
DIR. II. BAER, NO. 13I MEETING-
STREET..
DISOE'S TOBACCO ANTIDOrH
III Guarana (Headache, Powders
Roses Cough syrup
Schenk's Pu monic Syrup
Schenk's Seaweed Tonic
Saratoga GA" Water
Cherokee Remedy and Cure
.ReJuvenatlng Elixir
Chloride OF Lime
spears FIul Preserving Solution
Browns Chorodype
6ernlan Blood or KAISER Pills, &C.. &C.
ApriI3
CHLORIDE OF LIME,
LNOR SALE, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.BY
a Dr. II. BAkR,
April3 No. 131 Meeting street.
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Gopartnersbip lQotiee.

COMPREHENSIVE NOTICE.-T II II
~ undersigned have this day formed Copart-
for the purpose OF conducting AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS, at Nos l43 and las East
Bay. corner Of Unity Alley, and solicit q share of
public patronage, GERHARD RIE 'KE
EDW. #. SOHAIHtE
Charleston, April IS, 1869. 6 april IS
IT AW NOT1CE.-THE UNDERsiGNM ~ ID
IL have shis day formed o copartner, ,bip for the
practlce OF Law AND EQUITY In all the Courts Of
the state. under the name and style Of UHAMBER.
LAIN SEABROOK. Eepecial attention viii be
paid TO the collection Of elaine held by parties ont
OF the State. !9 d. H. CHAMBERLAIN :
April q 4. B. SEABkO n
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WANTED A GERMAN GIRL To DO
King street. 2 April is
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MTANTED TU HIRE, LABONERS TO
w GO IN The COUNTRY u short dis ance from
the city. Apply to JOHN M. BRYAN No. "a
Gdsden str. ct, opposite West Point Mile, to j.
P. BRYAN, New Road station, S. and G. B. R, IL
miles from this city. April is
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WANTED, AN ACTIVE SETTLED
w MAN without incumorance. to wait in the
House and attend to Horse and Cow. Apply at No.
80 WEN rWORi H-SrREET. April IA
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XNJANTED, SUBSCIslIsEKS RcSIIs ALL
w THE LEADING MAGAZINES AND NEWS.
PAPERS, at publishers rates.
CHARLES G. RICHTER,
April 81 No. 161 Klng-street.
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WTANTED, FARSr-CLA> TKAVEL-
w LING statesmen in overv State Good
wages or liberal per cent. and steady employment
Address, with stamp, b. F. HOWE, No. 639 Arch
street. Pblladelphla Pa. Snos April 9
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ONE HUNDRED AXMEN WANTED.
~ White or Colored Men wanted to cut Railro ad
1les on the Savannah and charleston Railroad
Apply In mediately TO JOHN M. BRYAN New Road
Station eighteen miles from the clsy.
April Is tuth2
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DQnts.

WANTED TO PURCHASE, n PAIR Of
w HANI SOME PLAIED CANEELAbR4, told
fashioned shape) with tour more lights and with
'out pendants. For sultab pllr fair price will
be given. Address "M. NJ" care of THE NEWS OF.
FICE, stating price and where the articles 6an be
9r0 A,,ril1
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feel bound to say, that I regard Your Selma ops
as being Ia every respect pre-sminently pure, and
deserving Of medical patronage At all events 1t is
the purest possible article OF Holland Gin hereto
fore unobtaanable. and such may be safely pr.
scribed by physicians. ! =
DAVID L. MOTT, M.
Pharmaceutical Chemist New York
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FAgM FOR RENE FOR 1859.

Z OFFER NY FARM NEAR ROCKY POINT
4 Depot, on the Wilmington and Weldon Rail
road for rent for the year 1869.
Truck farmers would find this place very dcsira-
BILE for thei operations.
1t is situated at convenient distance from the
above mentioned depot.
The land is Of the best quality aid under good
fence With good seasons it is capable OF pro-
ducing forty bushe Of corn 10 the acre.
There are about forty acres Cleared suitable
for the production Of pea nuts.
The dwelling is two story frame building,
with six rooms, il good condition, with a kitchen
attached.
A cistern capable Of holding 8 900 or 4, 600 gal
Ions Of w4ter is close to the house.
To one desiring to rent the place 1 would sell
all the stock, horses, mules, hogs, cows add
calves, with all the farming utencls. Also, corn,
II dder &c.
To good farmer, and one who would keep the
place i'll good order, favorable terms would be
given
If a satisfactory price could be had would pre-
fer to sell the farm. My motive is desire to
move to the Western part Of the state
A. T.. HALL,
Rocky Poi t PostOfice.
| dec 90 76-d6t-w6t
| Godsboro' News copy weeks and send bill
| inme disteIy to Journal Office for collection.
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aANoTHRR Fra IN SSMrTHvILIE. About, 4
o'clock "Wednesday mornin 6 another Ere oc-
Cured in Smith vile. which laid in ashes
two small buildings.
The fire was first discovered in the grog
shop Of Mr.. Ray mond Selars, on the street
running parallel with the river. The en-
tire building and its con tents, consisting of
considerable quantity OF liquor. were de-
stroyed. The loss Of Mr. Seilars is esti-
mated at 1900. No insurance. >sa'a''
The flames next seized hold of the boat
manufactury Of Messrs. Lehu Il Daniels,
and were not checked until this building,
its tools and appurtenances and three boats
were destroyed. The loss of these gentle
men is estimated at $500, on which there
was no insurance. ~I'.,
Capt. ". j. Potter, Of the steamer Ida G.
Potter, also lost fine boat, which was val
ued at 1926. "a Is
| The prevailing opinion is that the fire
was the work of incendiaries 1t is attrib-
1ted to negroes, who are highly incensed
against the citizens by reason Of accuse
tions of stealing at the large fire recently
Where this demo- MAC fury will stop. it i:
impossible to determine. The citizens O.
Smithville are sadly afflicted, and with thi.
existence of hatred manifested toward
them by the negro population, they will b.
forced to adopt some measures to ensure
their protection. ,.[
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herd drives his sheep into the fold, but
gentlemen of the other side would not be
dictated to or inundated .
MIR: Sinclair said he and his colleague
MIR. Proctor) had determined to endeavor
to secure the exemption after careful ex-
animation of the Constitution, &c No
Democrat had been consulted in the least,
on the other hand, some FIVE OF six had
voted with Mr.. Estes.
Mr.. Proctor said his claims to be good
Republican would be thoroughly confirmed
by an examination of the Journal O: the
House, and if certain gentlemen saw fit to
persist in calling this Democratic meas
ure, all that he could say was that it must
go fer one. He introduced it, believing
from his heart that 10 doing so, he did
nothing more than what the interest Of his
constituency demanded, sc.
Pending further debate, the House I'D
l0urned until tomorrow morning 10
o'clock
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Senator sprague's Southern Purchases

The Dungeiness estate, near tefnandlna,
Fla, recently purchased by Senator
Sprague, of Rhode Island, comprises 5000
acres; the mansion now on it will be fixed
up for winter residence. The land is to
be reserved for gardens, parks, drives and
hunting grounds. The place is called
The Gem of Cumberland Island" Sena-
tor Sprague has also purchased fine plan
tation Of {, ZOO acres on the same island,
which vii, be devoted to the cultivation OF
ramie The lands are of good quality,
with q valuable growth of live oak. The
price paid is ten dollars an acre.
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STATE OF NORTH CAROLINA.
Superior Court of N Q "
Hanover County.
John J. Long,
against
Oatharine G. Meares,
John J.. III g are s,
Thomas D, Meares
John J. Long.

TNHE DEFENDANTS, Catharine 6. Meares and
i John L. Meares, are hereby notified to appear
before the Superior Court of New Hanover Uoun-
y, at the Court House in Wilmington, on the 25th
day of February next, to answer the complaint
filed in this for the following OF action,
to wit That on the 4th December, 1856, the said
Oatharlne G. Meares. John L. Meares, Thomas
D. Meares and myself, executed our joint sealed
note as cosmetics of William B. Meares, to
Joseph }; Bell, for seventeen hundred and seven
ty-six dollars and so cents, due day after date
and that on 3Oth November. 1858, 1 paid the bal
ance due upon said note, to wit. the sum of TWEEN
ty-fve hundred and twenty-five dollars and
seventeen cents. Whereby cause OF action has
arisen to me against the said Catharine g. Meares
for her rateable proportion of said as my
surity, to wit the sum of eight hundred and for
dollars and seventy-two cents, with interest from
3Oth November, 1868, and against the said John
L. Meares for like sum. .-..
JEO. J. LONG.
Witness, J. C. MANN, Clerk of our said Court
at office, the eighth Monday after the fourth Mon
day in August, A. D., 1868.
Issued January 10Th, 1869 . 70 '.l' F..
g. J. G. MANN, Clerk
jan % 50-4t
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New York Market.
NEW YORK, Jan. 20-Noon

: NEW YORK J an. ZU-NOOn.
Stocks steady but dull. Money at % cent.
premium. Sterling Exchange 1881 Gold 1863.
Five-twenties of '62 113. North Carolina Skies
645.; new, 62; Virginia Skies, ex-coupons, $50
new, 81; Tennessee Skies, ex-aoupons, 68 new
67B.
Flour dull and dropping. Wheat moderately
aotive-prices unchanged. Corn unchanged
Mess Pork steady-new 500 IS. Lard dull at 1873
l94 cents Cotton firner-middling 29a cents
Spirits Turpentine firm at IS cents. Rosin quiet
at 50 6O0s2 IS. Freights firm. , ...... ..
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TIRPENTINE ANM TAR.

TJHE SUBSCRIBER WILL PURCHASE ANY
L quantity Of TUtPENf me and TAR that
may If r, and pay the higheo' market price for
same.
MAKERS csn send to him direct, or cell in person,
alwa receiving the Gerry highest prices, and saving
all charges for brokerage or commissions:
A, 81. VANBOKKELEN.
jane isa go sS-1W-4S'Am'
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NnHIGE.

z OFFER FOR SALE ON REASONABLE
terms orc II BIB. TURPENTINE STILL,
81 h all necessary FirturcS Also, an a FLAT,
nearly Lew.
Apply to me at Robson p. o., Brunswick Co.,
)r in person at Brnklcy Depot, w. u 81. X. r..
ID. &. COWAN.
inna IS 81 3t*
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From Washington,

From Washington.
WASHINGTON. d @, Jan. 20--Noon.
In the Senate to-day Mr.. Wilson introduced a
bill reducing the army, and providing, among
other things, for the abolition of Brigadier Gen
erals during peace.
The House is considering the franking privilege
question.
The Supren Court is hearing the case about
railroad bridges.
The Reconstruction committee heard argu-
ments from Governor Wells and Mr.. Baldwin on
the Virginia issues to-day.
The House Election committee hears Jones us.
Mann, from Louieiapa, tomorrow.
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SPECIAL ORDER.

Report of Committee of Privileges and
Elections in reference to the eligibility Of
Mr.. Purdie to his seat.
Mr.. Brogden moved to postpone It's con-
sderatiOn until next Monday.
Mr. Davis moved to amend the motion
by striking out Monday and insert We'd
uesd8y Il o'clock, which was adopted.
Bill to repeal an act restoring to married
women their common law right of dover.
Mr.. Welker moved to postpone indef-
nitely.
AYEs-Messrs. Barrow. Barnes, Beasley, Bea-
man, BelIamy Burns, Blythe, Davis, E&ves, Fork
uer, Harrington, Hyman, colored, Lassiter Lind
say, Long MelchCr, Moore, Of Carteret, PurGle,
Richardson, Respass, Robbins, Shotfner, Smith.
stephens, Sweet, Welker and Winstead-27.
NAYs-Messrs. Brogden, Love, Martindale,
Csb0rne, White and WiIson-6.
Bill to incorporate Carolina Lodge at
Ansonvllle, passed its third reading.
Bill to incorporate Woodlawn Cotton
and WooIlen Manufacturing Company.
Mr. Love moved to postpone its consid-
Grafton until Feb. 1st.
Mr. Osborne moved to amend the motion
10y substituting Thursday next, at y
o'clock, which was adopted.
Mr.. Robbins presented communica-
ton from the Mayor and Commissioners of
Salisbury, rendering to the General AS
Sembly the amount of land and other ne
cessarleS to erect Penitentiary.
4 message came from the House trans
hitting a bill to prevent the sale of prop
erty exempted by the Homestead Act
Referred to the Committee on the Ju-
dietary.
CALENDAR.
Bill authorizing the consolidation OF
the Charlotte and South Carolina Rail
road Company and the Columbia and Au
gusta Railroad Company, passed its second
reading.
Resolution proposing to raise q joint
committee to investigate the present man
agement of the North Carolina Railroad.
Nr. Welker moved its indefinite post
ponement. After severe discussion the
motion was adopted by the following vote
ATEs:-Messrs Barrow, Beasley, Beeman, Bel
amy Burns, Eaves FCrkner, Graham, HarrinG
goh; hymaI. cJlOred, Lindsay, Long, Melcaor
richardson, Rospass, shoffnar, Stephens ant
Welker-l9
NAYs.-Messrs. Barnes, BrogdeD, Blythe
DAYS, Galloway, colQred, Lassiter, Love, Mar
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Jan. 2n-P. M.
At Republican meeting tonight q resolution
was adopted protesting against Congress grant
ing what is asked for by the Virgins Conference
committee in Washington.
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INTRODUCTION OF BILLS.

by Mr.. Love A bill providing for gen
eral corporations, referred to the Commit
tee on the Judiciary. Ordered to be
printed
BY Mr.. WeIker 4 bill to incorporate
the North Carolina Manufacturing Loan
ana Trust Company. Referred to the Com
mittee on Corporations.
by -dr Love: a bill to lay off and es-
tablish Eureka county. Referred to the
Committee on Propositions and Griev-
ances.
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E E Y [ Z W
OF THE
W IL Nj NGTON MA Rk ETS
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
January Fl. 1869.
E E Y | E W

TURPENTINE.- the close of our last re-
view the market for this article has ruled rather
unsteady, and prices have fiuctuated somewhat
closing, however, with moro frmnees at figures
given below. There is fair enquiry for both
shipping and distilling purposes, and at the time
of closing our report parcels are taken upon ar
rival at 50 20 fo= soft and 80 Is Cor hard y $50
lbs. The weeks receipts have been fully fair,
. Se0 hbIs
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tndale, Moore, of Carteret, Osborne. Purdie,
Smith, Sweet, White, Winstead Wilson-16.
On motion, the Senate adjourned until
tomorrow IL o'clock.
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kPIRITs TURPENTINE--Ihe market ruled With
out material change for this article up to We'd
nesday, and the sales made were at 475 cents
On that day, however, there frmer feeling
in the market under more favorable reports from
abroad, and the price advanced d cents, closing
active and excited at SO cents-Which is adj
ance Of q cents on former quotations. This
Of closing our enquiries, but it is generally held
at 60 cents, with little or no stock in first hands
In addition to sales given below, 100 bbls changed
hands on Wednesday, for February delivery, at so
cents The weeks sales are as follows
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ROSADALIS
Purifies the Blood.

For Sale by Druggists Eyerywhere.
iulv q 2Jl-ly-24-
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MARRIED.,

At the residence Of Gen. W. G. Lewis, in Tar
boro'. on the morning of the 14th inst, by the
Wake Forest College, to Miss ANNA LEWIS, OF
Tarboro'.
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SENATE.
MONDAY, Jan. IS, 1869,
NOTICE OF BILLS,

BY A. II. Galloway, colored: OF a bill to
charter the Wilmington Life Insurance
Company.
BY Mr. Beasley OF bill for the relief
Of Guardians, Executors and Administra-
tors,
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LATEST NEWS .1 IL
TELEGRAPH,
IN Washinston-Proce of Con.
gress, SC. Sc .
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. Cop III.

sAoss, CAcs, NC.
WASHINGTON. D. c., Jan. 20-PM.
SrSA1E.--1 his body considered specimens of
the Railroad bill TO roads centering at Washing
ton all day, aud after an executive session ad-
journed. s..
HOUsE.-l1r. Sceenck introduced bill provi-
ding for the payment Of bonds in coin, unless
otherwise provided, but such bonds shall not be
paid before muturity until United States notes
be made convertible into coin. Section legal
ICES gold contracts. Referred to the Ways and
Means committee.
/ bill forbidding other than franks written by
the privileged person passed.
Ir. Farnsworth introduced bill removing the
political disabilities Of large number of persons,
which passed by two.thirds vote.
A committee ives ordered on the ninth census
The Denver Railroad bill was resumed, but the
House adjourned without action.
Death OF Editor.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-. Jan 20-P M.
William Hames, for many years associate editor
of the Missouri Republican, is dead.
From Pennsylvania.
T1TUsvILLE, Jan 20-Noon.
The Catholic Convent and a Priest were burned
here last night.
From Tennessee
MEMPHIS, Jan 20-Noon.
Three negro militia were court martialed and
shot here to-day for committing rape at Marion,
Arkansas.
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BEEsEAx, b s. a 81
Bricks, =,
e NJ. -. 10 90 ais 90
RARRELs, Sp'ts T., each,
and hand. 9 90 a 2 50
New. ...I.2 so Gh 3 50
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Rates OF Freight.

Dor S+oor,or Per Sailing
% S'0"lAA0i' Vessel.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-01-07
ExhubOrant Health
10 blessing vouchsofed to few. Even those

10 . blessing vouchsofsd to few. Even those who
have been favored by nature with strong consti-
tutions and vigorous frames apt to neglect the
precautions necessary to preserve these precious
cndowments. Indeed. as rule, tho moro healthy
and robust man Is, tho more liberties he 10 in
clined to take with his own physique. It 10 some
consolation t. tho naturally weak and feeble to
know that they can be 80 invigorated and built
up, by proper use OF the means which science
has placed at their disposal, as to have . much
be etter chance Of long liie and exemptions from
disease and pain, than the most athletic Of their
follows who are foolish enough to suppose them.
selves invulncrablc, and act accordingly.
It Is not too much to say that more than half
the civilized world need occasional tonic, 70 on.
able them to support the strain upon their bodies
and minds which tho fast lito Of this restless age
occasions. In fact, purely wholesome, unexcit-
lug tonic is the grand desidcratun of the busy
millions, and they have tho article in HOSTEL
TER'S SOMACH BITTERS. It 10 . staminal
medicine, I. 0. it imparts permanent strength to
weak systems and invfgorates delicate constitu-
tions. Its reputation and Its sales have steadily
increased. Competitive preparations have boen
introduced ad Hbitum, and, far as the public 10
concerned, ad nauseum, in the hope Of rivaling it,
but they have all either perished in the attempt
or been left far in tho rear. 1t has bsen thegrsat
medical success Of the present century. and II 10
quite certain that proprietary medicine In this
country 10 as widely known, or ~ generally used.
Ten lightning presses, running incessantly
| Sundays cqccptedl the whole year through,
| barely supply the demand for the Illustrated AL
maAac In which the nature and uses OF the prep
sration are sot forth, the cireulstion now being
over i've millions year.