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We are informed that eight hundred men
are now at work upon this important
railroad, that the Savannah River bridge is
already building, and that ere long the
hands will DO working simultaneously on
both ends Of the road. The track has al
ready been laid, we believe, to point some
miles beyond Grahamville, and there is
good reason for thinking that the road will
be open Throughout. before tho New Year
comes in.
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NEW IOODS
ENAsT INDIAN MANIOCA, NFw, AaREKl.
II BILE, most de icious ID healthy TODD used
for Puddings. Jellies, Blanc afanpe. Ice Cream,
dridile Cakes. soups. 40, put up iu1 ID. pack.
ngee with directions for usa.
D pesiLcatd d 'ocoanut f'r Pies, Puddiuqs, Cakes,
go pnt up In haif tb packages. W III directions.
Rweet Oh, French and american Ia halt plnts ptnts
and q iarta.
Cioer and White Wine vtneg sc. warranted pure
Fresh Roasted Fio Coffee Of good guilty. at 35c.
q fb.
JUST received aud for sale BY
E CO.OPERA I'VE aR,HiERY STORE.
southwest cornsr Meeting and Market sireets.
Goods delivered free. MAY 2S
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CTENM ENGINE FOR SALE AND pkE.
y MISE 10 RENT, No. 973 East Bay, well suit.
"a LOT grst mill or any business requiring power
d four horses. Apply ~ J. McCABE No SIS Broad.
street. stuthss auSu., IA
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Qua Greenville correspondent gives 3
deores Of Judge Bryan, which pays q very
handsome tribute to the fidelity aud tact
displayed by certain members Of our bar in
the conduct Of delicate and difficult case
before the United States Court. The com,
pliment though q marked one, Is as dessrv.
ed as Il is substantial.
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CnARA s TON BL
CHARLESTON. soUIH CAROLINA.

THIS E1RsT-CLABs HOTEL Il UATED IN A
pleasant ioeaop, and in the business portion Of the
CIT renders 1t the most esiIabip ote, for either
PERMANENT or trans 'ent eues g. be Recommendations
gre uns arpas cd havl,p autes Of elegantly
men The proprietor Will endeayor 70 maintain the
hiRh feputition O. joyed by the 9. harleston'' AZ
serve continuance OF the liberal patronage hereto.
fore bestowed upon Il
The besi OF live accommodation will be found
edtotning the estabishmep,
The house 1, supplied with the celebrated Arte-
Sian water OF which dell shiful ba hs can DO had
ctnG oy OF nla6 Z. b. K>ON,
Suly 10 ProprtetoY.
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'yissolatioa Of Gepartatrsaip.

n1ssOLUTlON OF COPARTnRR.
~ sBIP-The eopartnerahip heretofore known
as W. LRR & TRAILER has this day heen oils.
solved by mutual CONSENT
- ". l. LEE Will settle all debts duo by saTd Arm
to dste. and alone suth.rtset TO collect debts due
said Arm. (~iRRed) w. L. LEE
tsianedl d. H.IkAXLHR.
Lessville, N. r. B. r., go. ~ August no
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AcD pubiirai,uss.

R0ok BUYERS WILL FIND 1T TO
THEIR ADVANTAGE 10 CONSULT THIS
CATALOGUE.
Tho List win be oh'nssd at least ones Week.
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New York Money Market.

July l.
MONEY-Active and stringent at
per cent with ! per cent. commission aa-
ded on loars. The July disbursement
on account Of the interest and dividends
commenced to day. The Treasury has
to disburse 100000 in coin as the in
terest on the funded debt, and 100000
in currency six per cent, bonds in aid OF
the Pacific Railroad. The coin paid out
o-day by the Assistant Treasurer was
4,544,00 The general disbursements
at this point, outside of the Treasury, are
large, and will aid in raising the money
market in future. The Assistant Treas
urer, General Butterfeld, has announced
his willingness to pay for the bonds pur-
chased to-day, Immediately sfter the
awards were made
STERLING-Qniet at'lO9aa1Q9f,
GOLD-Opened at 1874 and closed
weak atl365al37; carrying rates 5a]
per cent.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Closed
steady at fractional decline from the brs,
rates Of the day. Coupons Of 81. lila
1l74; do '62, 1214al2l4; do ga. III
all74; do '65, ll8i1lSs; do new, 1l5sa
l153; do '67, l15sa1l5f; do '6S. 115ss
| i154; 10-40s, 10Ssa109a.
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From the Register.l
Wheeling Wholesale Market.

GRAIN-The wheat market is stead,
and prices without change; sales at No
l 10aI 20 for red and Goal 80 for No
white. Corn is plenty and held at 65'
70c, Oats steady and demand moderate
sales at 55a60c. Rye at l 90. Barrie!
nominal.
HAYS beld at IS OOa22 90 pei
| ton.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES ,24a26c fo
fair to prime. Sugars-Reiiued su
CARS ifm; good to choice New Orleans
hal sc; Porto Rico 13Ia144c; Cuba 1915
14c; Demarara 16al7c; Crushed lie
A coffee 164, B coffee 16c: c extra
15c; c coffee 15c. Molasscs--New Or
leans SOaS5c, Porto Rico 75c, Baltimore
Syrup 75aS5c; New York do. S0a9O'
Choice Syrup1 GOAL 10.
PROVISIONS-We quote mess pork
at 81 O0a33 90, shoulders 14al5c, clear ril
sides 1Sc, clear sides Isle, sugar curei
hams 20c, do canvassed 2l1c. family ham;
cole. Lard 2Oa2lc.
POTATOES-Market dull, sales a
soc.
BEANS Sales of white at 5Oa
8 OG.
FLOUR-Market quieter than las
week Red wheat is held at 6 %; fancy
at 7 IS; superline at 5 90. Rye Flou
at 90.
BUTTER-Sold at Zoe with q fai
supply and demand.
SALT-Dairy rs: Ohio River 2 80
TEA-Gunpowder tea l 25al Is
Young Hvsoh teal GOAL GO; Black tie;
l O0aI %
TOBACCO-Navy, tobacco 65a75c
dark los and IS, 65a7Oc; bright Is ant
los, 75asOc; fig lump, 70aSOc; Garrett
Snuff, 79c; CARROTS Snuff, in boxes, so
FISH-Firm. We quote: Mackere
No. 9 half barrels 10 so; No. medium
6 so; No. large 90. Lake herring
half barrels 3,75; white fish 90; La
brador herring at II co.
CARBON OIL-At 2Sa30c per gallol
and charge Cor package.
EGGS-We quote fresh at 15c.
IRON AND NAILS-The following
are the ruling rates: Flat bar 34a44c, ac
cording to width and thickness; hors,
shoe ste; heavy band 4Ia54c; hoop an(
light band, 6 to ! inch, ,5a94; round ant
square 3aa74c; oval iron 44a5c; hal
oval and half round 45a54c; fiat rail
punched and counter-sunk Ic; T rail 4,
a4fc; I rail spikes 64c; nails. brads anc
fencing, Toto God, 4 25; s and 9d4 so
sand I'd 4 IS, 4 and Sd 5 90: Sd ) Is
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Special Wotiets.
To COnsuinIstiVeS.

THE Advertiser, having been restored to
health in Few weeks, by very simple rem
edy, after having suffered several years with
a severe lung affection, and that dread dis
ease, Cousumption-is anxious to make
known to his fellow-suferers the means OF
cure.
To all who desire it, he will send a copy oi
the prescription used ftree Of charge.) with
the directions for preparing and using the
same, Witch they will find SURE CURE FOR
CONSUMPTION, Asthma, BRONCHITIS, etc. The
object of the advertiser in sending the pre-
scriptiou is to benefit the afflicted, and spread
information which he conceives to be invalu-
able; and he hopes every sufferer will Try
his remedy, as it will cost them nothing, ant
may prove a blessing.
Parties wishing the prescription, will please
address REV. EDWARD A WILSON,
Williamsburg. Kings Co., New Yore.
ma25ly,
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LOCAL INTELLIGENCE
County Officers.

Probate Judge, W. 7. SINCLAIR; Office in
the Court House.
Auditor, S. GRIMsHAw Office in the Court
House,
Treasurer, DANIEL NEUHARr; office in the
Court House.
Clerk of Court, JERB. WILLIAMS; Office in the
Court House.
Prosecuting Attorney. J. P. SPRIGGs; Office
up stairs in Bloomer House.
Recorder. D. O'CoNNoR; Office in the Court
House.
Sheriff, JOSEPH MYERS; Office in the Court
House.
Commissioners-IsAAC BERNHARD, WM.
WORKMAN, F. A. LAMPING; office with Auditor.
Surveyor, o. S. SLOAN; Pos toffce Stafford.
Infrmary Directors. WIN. READ, STEPHEN
DoueHERTY, JESSE JACKSON.
Coroner, JOIN MuHLEMAN, ESQ Baresville
Monroe county, Ohio.
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Philadelphia Cattle Market.

BEEF CATTLE-Wcre in fair demand
this week, but prices were unsettled and
lower. About 1900 head arrived and
sold at 9a9&c for extra Pennsylvania ant
Western steers; 7a9!c for fair to good do
and 5a6lc per lb gross for common as to
quality.
COWS-Were unchanged;l50 head sold
at 40 COa50 90 for springers, and 45 OOa
20 90 for cow end calf:
SHEEP-Were dull and lower; $1,000
head arrived and sold at the Park and
Avenue Drove Yards at 4la5tc per pound
gross as to condition.
HOGS-Were dull; 400 head sold al
the digercnt yards at 00al3 Is per LOG
pounds net for corn fed.
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Consistency,

James Weaver killed negro in Texas
was taken out Of the hands of the law and
tried before a military commission
found guilty, and ordered to be executed
on the 24th of September, and General
Grant, as President, approved the sen
tence. In Georgia private Henry ATayUt
of the 10Th Infantry. killed negro, and
was tried by 4 military commission.
After tedious examination, he was
found guilty ofmurder, and the findings
submitted to General Grant. General
Grant disapprOved the findings of the
commission, and ordered the soldier to
be dismissed from the service Of the
United States-tO turn the murderer
loose unpunished !! At Mount Vernon,
Alabama, it will be remembered, an off
Ger had quarrel with a citizen, brought
him unarmed to his quarters, between
file of soldiers. and there deliberately
drew pistol, and shot the helpless citi-
zen, intlicting a mortal wound. The
officer was tried by military commission,
and sentenced to six months contine-
ment in 4 fortress! Mark the consistency
the soldier may kill the citizen, and
he goes unwhipped Of Justice, but let a
Southern man kill q soldier or Il negro,
and he is condemned to be hung, and the
President approves the sentence! This
is the '.justice" we are receiving at the
hands of a military President, who has
an AttorneyGeneral ready to decide in
contempt of all forms of law, when q
white man is to be executed in The South.
|-Vichsjgrg Times, 23d
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SUPPORT Your HOME PAPER.-The
Cleveland Herald talks thus sensibly up
on the duty of supporting home papers
"Recollect, if a home weekly paper is to
be supported, home influence must do it
Every dollar sent to Eastern papers is al
the expense Of the local papers. A coun.
ty acquires prominence through its pap
er more than in any other way, and to ev.
cry one who has county interests at stake
! his home paper is a necessity. Never
will such man take paper printed
away from home until he is able to take
second paper. His first Epaper will be
his home sheet, and he will so identify
his own interests with that of his county
paper, as to consider his subscription a:
much matter of yearly duty as the pay
ment of his taxes.
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GOES COUGH BALSAM

This long tried aud popular Remedy 10
again called to the attention OF the public
As often as tie year, rolls around, the pro-
prietors annually make their bow to the ped-
pie, and mind them that amongst the
many things requir I'D for The health, con-
fort and sustenauoe Of the family through
the long and tedious mouths of winter. Goes
Cough Ba!sam should not be forgotten. For
years it has beeu household ineiicine-and
mothers anxious for the safety of their chill
dreu, aud all VINO suffer from any disease of
the throat, chest and lungs, cannot afford to
be without it. In aliitioa to the ordinary
Ioar ounce so long in the market, We now
flrnish cur mammoth family sizs bottlei.
which viii, IN common with the other sus,
5e found at ii! Bruy Stores.
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Baltimore Cattle Market
SATURDAY. July 3.

JUIy I.
BEEVES-The offerings to-day amour
ted 10 about one thousand head. The
market is moderately active at last weeks
prices.
SHEEP-The market is very much
depressed under heavy receipts, and pri-
ces are from twenty five to 6fty cents per
hundred pounds lower, Sales to-day are
ranging at three and five cents per pound
Tor Sheep and Lambs, and at two dollars
per head.
HOGS-The market for Hogs is firm
and fairly supplied, but prices are
ranging at twelve and three -fourths to
thirteen end one-half ccuts per pound
net,
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Allegheny Live STOCK Market

June 20.
CATTLE-The supply Of c,ttle. was
fair Aggre eating 73O head, against 7SC
head last week. Prices, however ruled
lower, particularly on the common grades
The greater portion ofthe stock offered
was very common in quality. The few
offerings Of strictly prime butchering
stock suitable for this market, were
bought up at full prices Some few ex-
ira sold at s 90 per cwt, but the general
range for the best stock on sale was from
6 81 TO %; fair to good at 6 50a7 90,
aud stockers at 5 U0a5 IS per cwt, as to
quality. \ few we're taken back to the
East Liberty yards for sale
SHEEP-There was only a moderate
demand with full supply on the ~ar-
ket, aggresating fully 1900 head, and
the market ruled very dull with de-
clue in prices from those reported one
week ago. The best on the market ruled
at 1 25a4 80 per cwt, a decline of fully
&c per ID. There was a fair supply of
lambs, aud prices ranged from 5Oa3 70
per head,as to quality, but generally from
l 5Oa2 90 per head.
HOGS-There was only a moderate
demand for hogs and the n nars ct ruled We
ry dull, but prices are nomi nally as last
noted. In aretail way sales were made
at prices ranging from 900a11 40 per f,un-
dred, as to quality.
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~-Todyism in this country has founG
a lower level of degradation than Eu
rope has known for many years. Ir
order to propitiate the imperial majesty
at the White House, the loyal officials
of Wyoming Territory have adopted as
the motto of their rotten borough
Grants meaningless platitude, 'sLet us
have peace To make this motto sig
niicant, the great seal of the Territory
should be ornamented with few scalps
serving as drapery to picture Of 8
burning village, niger riot, loyaI
league assassination, or probably the
outline of nigger rape and murder
such as are of daily occurrence, under
the benign reign Of the great captain
aided by the noble African.
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Grants Cabinet.

One of the curiosities of Grants Cabi-
net is its geographical composition, Mas
sachusetts, with 100000 people, has
two members. New Jers ey has one
member, with 100000 and Maryland has
another, with about the same number OF
inhabitants. These three little States,
that have not, all put together, to exceed
100000, of people have four members
of the Cabinet out of seven. The bal
ance of the country, the remaining thir-
ty-four States, with 100000 Of people
have three Cabinet officers, one less than
the three States with the 100000.
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The Radical negroes Of Virginia ar,
trying to reduce the colorcd Conscva
tive vote by murder.
The Iowa papers are proposing name:
for tie Senatorship soon to be vacated
by Mr.. Grimes. j. II. Wilson, Govern
or Kirkwood, George c. Wright, G. r
Willet and Hiram Price are among tn,
most promising aspirarts.
Gep. Grant has been chased down ant
caught in another lie. He gave his wore
that Mrs. Hood, q soldiers widow
should not be removed from the Mt
Vernon Postoflice, and then removed
her-NapoIeon NorMwGSt,
After Mr. Raymond S death there was
found lying on his desk an unfinished
editorial paragraph referring to Major
General Mcdowell, probably the las
words that flowed from his pen. L
breaks off abruptly, leaving the sentence
incomplete, as if the writer had beer
suddenly interrupted and called away
sadly suegestive incident.-Ne1c IOrl
Times.
A letter from Madrid says that unit
the Spaniards shall have been driven out
Of Cuba, or its independence acknowl
edged, there will be no King proclaimed
because Serrano and Prim are not able
to fight the Cuban patriots and the re
pu5licans of the Peninsula. Spain vii
equip every man that can be obtained tc
be sent against the revolutionists.
The way Radical victories are secured
in Tennessee is indicated by the follow
ing which we clip from neutral Jour
nal:
"Nigger convicts are taken out of jai
in Memphis and sent to the polls to vote
for scallawags and carpet-baggers
What blessed government the people
of the South live under!"
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Cincinnati Live Stock Market.
BRIGHTON PENS.

The receipts OF live stock at these yards
since Monday were as follows;
Cattle. e....................... .............. 3Sl
Sheep........ ......"..........".n. 375
Hogs AIS
BEEF CATTLE-The has been acor-
ciderable falling off in the receipts, as
will be seen by referring to the aboN e ia
bic. Quote number, however, tad
been held over from last market day, and
the supply was ample for the demand.
The butchers were the chief buyers,
though few were taken by shippers and
feeders, and the range of prices to day
were about the same as in our last report
The quality WAS hardly up to the aver
age. We quote common 75a4 fair
2ja4 IS; good 5a5 so and prime butchers
stuff 8 75a6 per GENITAL gross. Shipping
cattle sold at 25a6 rs.
SHEEP-There is still dull market
though no decline has taken place. We
quote them 2 50a3 IS, per GENITAL gross.
Lambs are selling at l 5Oa2 SO per
head.
HOGS-The demand has been fair,
about equal to the receipts, and prices
are steady. We quote those ighiug
$50 to 200 lbs 7 75a6; 200 to 24O lbs.
S 25a9 Is, and 24O to 800 lbs. Gao %,
per GENITAL gross. A few extra sold at
9 10.
GREAT WESTERN STOCK YARDS.
The receipts at these yards since June
l, 1869, to July l. from all sources have
been a. 12O cattle, 25,410 sheep, 119,
9l3 hogs, $3.50 mules, and l, 1G0 hor-
ses. Since Monday, June %, we have
had 26O cattle, $50 sheep, and 2,51O
hogs.
BEEF GATTLE-The receipts have
been very liberal, aud the market rules
slow and dull, with decline of Ice. to
15c. per 100 lbs. We quote common to
prime butchers stuff 7Ja6 %, gross,
and shipping cattle 50a7 per 100 lbs
gross.
SHEEP-The receipts have been light
and the market remains steady at pre-
vious quotations. Prices range from 2
00a4 per GENITAL for common to prime
qualities. Lambs sell l so to 3 so per
head.
HOGS-The receipts have been fair,
aud the demand still being good, the
market rulss steady and firm at prices
ranging from s so to Q 25, gross, aud
extra heavy 8 so per 100 lbs, gross.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-07-06

I'd 90; barrel, ! inch to II inch,5 90
AZ %; finishing, l to 3 inch, 5 5Oa9 p !;
casing, 10 to GOD, 5 90; Sd ) %; Cd 5
50; 4d 5 IS; fine blued 4d 6 90, Sd
7 90, I'd 8 90; lining nails, ! irch, s 10;
clinch nails6 90; cut spikes SO; boat
spikes, cut, 5 90; wrought G0a5 10.