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NEWS ITEMS.

Letters received by the Cuban Jup
Ia from Havanna state that five Span
ish war vessels are about to proc,ai
from Cuban waite ssto New York. ii
General Tate, the Haytien Minis.
T, is to return to Washington short I
ly for an interview with the President
in regard to West India matters,
The New Orleans Water-worksa
Board have cut OF the supply to tho
Custom House. Collector Casey refus.
ing to pay the bill Of one thousand
dollars ts-j- t@leIo9f ~ soaEff<S
The body Of VIM H. Curry was
taken from the Fifth. street ruins in
st. Louis yesterday evening. Ono .
side his face, and the whole back Z,
part Of his head, was cut away. -,
The Peruvian Minister engaged a
prominent American lawyer to put in
shape his charges to Secretary Fish,
which resulted in the detention Of the
Spanish guu5oats. gTsna. . zxoI
d A man died at Lynn. Massachusetts, /
a few days ago, who had worked oni'
a shoemaker's seat .sixty-four yeaEs.o
He began when he was ffteen, and
yeggsd ost when he was seventy nine.
All, the piers of the Ohio Rixee
Bridge at Louisville, and the four hun
dred feet span over the middle chan>
mel, were completed yesterday. Tha o
entire structure will be ready for pass
senger trains IN aboat twenty days.
Mrs. Wallace who leaped from the.
fourth story window of the burning
house in Furman street New York.
ON Saturday, gave birth to still born
cIliid, in the hospital, on Sunday.
The unfortunate woman stiH lives,
but is unconscious.
Recruits are being forwadred from
Fort Leayenworth to New Mexico for
the Third Cavalry and Fifteenth In
fantry; and to the Indian coBntry for
the third Infantry and Tenth Cavalry.
General T. A Carr lett St Louis
Il - =
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nAVID,RRYTE.

Cooper, near Rector's Mill, South Ashland.
Keeps on hand large supply of stock and
materials and is ready to sappiy any de-
mand for Cooper work on short notice. l-',
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SELECT POETRI.
All Noble Workers.

a.
. By WILLIAM ROSS WALLACE cd
Sing, o Sing, all noble workers, -
In the vale or in the steep; 49,
Build the factory, and the railroad,
Launch the steamer on the deep.
-'- II.
Let Napoleon's fire-h thunder.
Only from a clondy horde;
Labors sun shall melt the cannon. s4o
And the loom outlive the sword.
q v-tIs rs' III. s.i i.-fss.-- 90.
Smiling Shakespeares then shall follow,
Newtons wave the starry; rod, sd
Millions stand div nelly chan,ing -, D..
Opposite the thfone of God.
- iT--ia -. - ~ sflf" g
So for them prepare the Temple, II
Brace the arm, and clear the brow;
After while wen sink the Epic, p
But wen lire the Epic now. b..
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II. F. .yANTILBURG.

Jeweler and Silversmith, one door west OF
the First National Bank, Ashland. Gold
and Silver Wstches, and a splendid assort-
ment of Fine Jewelry, kept constantly on
hands. Repairing done to order. on she IT
notice. ~ ..-..-- 81 yyoei---(,n' yye-- !. l..
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PILE &aKNorH,

Dealers in stoves, tin, Copper, brass and
sheet iron ware. Particular attention paid
to roofing and spouting! Manufacturers OF
the Automatic Clothes Washer, Il door
east Miller House. %. ~ -l.a -.aE tEdi
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HI. TRAYER & CO,

Proprietors Of. the Ashland Carriage Facto
~, old stand of Ames &, Leach, San husky
street A very large stock Of the best made
r;.oer md W.Soass fs53H:ed SIIu- .aI
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st ee banks with their millions O
bank bills redeemable9 In coin wert
wiped out. s..,-s,: ,,fs..,,.,s +,
The greenbacks, (not the nationa
bank. notes. SO plenty during fhe wal
have been called in and bonds, on
which taxes must be paid, issued
therefor. -. .,.-..-,r. l..445 ...,.-,.-.
! We paid no taxes on the greenback
money.
! We pay double taxes on the natson.
al bank note currency. We pay THE
tax on the bonds on which the curren-
cy is based. The banker deposits the
bonds he purchased with greenbacks,
draws interest thereon, and with these
bonds a. security issues national bank
notes, for which business men must
again pay interest .-5arE,llo9 astiu1
So his money bling j terest at both
ends; at Washington, where his bond:
are on deposit, and over his bank counI-
ter, where he pays them out tos such
men as give him notes and securities
therefor in such sums as they need
I And further
T The holder Of the bonds, " ho draws
interest thereon is not taxed on them.
The public is taxed rxsHo
And the business man who hires
money Of the banker pays his; share of
the tax on tho -bonds-pays interest
to the banker for the currency be re-
ceives-then is obliged to pay,
Nationai--5 s.zussffa s.a II r. l5r
d
Slate-.. ,aaI TE-aST. iaHz g
County--.t -ri.a.s - ~.
Nity- -p 2. sls.z,4i4.sz SIS
Iown-a a-:.a- a-.s .515ue-saa
HaoI i-s9 'iJe1 =ttel-.s ESQ lal.Ii
Al pnor la1S.I LItk2c
taxes on the farm, store, shop, mill,
office. or business he is dciug, based
on the money he has hired! gE.s. 9,E-
So the business man is paying, tihsf
Tax on the bonds ,yya
Tax on the currency haa&t So
Tax on the business be does i40
Tax on the property he ownsl t1
And all this for the benefit of the
bondholder and national bank owners.
--at the expense of industry every
where. 3 @1a T. *
Z And still further let us probe this
matter and seeif we have the best
Government in the world .. sy..t5ss4
We have Que hundred and ninety
eight millions Of dollars less money in
the country than before the war And
then we had too little. And we have
a larger extent of country to supply
than then. We have a. largely in.
creased population from natural causes,
and from immigration. And we have
several million black people who now.
.loing business for themselves, must
use money not needed by them before
the war e; -e.=.f- .t.zs-.-s- f,a
And,w does our Government to 4
give relief?s7 sd1 80 Jsaz.st tes . -t1
1t withholds currency; ISSUES bonds,
faxes the poor, exempts the rich. Let
the people demand either money or
bloodi a. H '. +it- i''J!i
Give us greenbacks for your labor
robbfng bonds, or give us a red-hot
blood-letting peace, bringing revoiu-
tion, in place of the lingering agony
and business depression settling like
a pail over the industry and prosperi-
ty of the toIntry.-Pomeroy's Demo
rat. -a 5s3ii3ft 4
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: MEAT MARKETS,
g. J.asAAL,.

Butchers, and dealers in fresh Beef, Pork,
Veal and Mutton Meat market South side
Main ST., three doors West ofthe McNulFy
House., z-ysl- ISIS q. -.I,1. 80 s..
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G. & H. SCHNEIDER,

Baker and Confectionery Dealer in choice
family Groceries, Flours, provisions, Fruits,
Notions, Sc, Bread, Crackers, Fancy and
Ornamental Cakes and Candies, at whole
saie and retail. Main st., Ashland Ohio -
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q DRI wNj 81 AIIEN NJ. !

- Dh. " M .. ALA1L<-N' M D'1
Ph ysician and Surgesn-Ofice and Resi-
dence ON Corner of Church and Second Sts.,
AshlandI o. -.l-..I ...lnt-. .(v24nl9l ~
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JoHN MILLER,

Butcher and dealer in Fresh meats Of all
kinds, Died Beef, and Bologna. Meet
market at his old stand, basement of Mil
fer's Block opposite the Town Hall.
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HARDWARE.

8. W. &-T.5 81. BEER,
Dealers in Hardware, Iron, Nails, Glass,
Cutlery, Paints, Carpenters Tools, Sash
and doors. Store one door cast of lst Nat
RanE - .''
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CABINET WARE.

&C. F. & C. EPPLER,
manufacturers of and dealers in cabinet
furniture and chairs. A first class stock al
ways on hand, at their ware rooms south
side of main street. east of Times Office.
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! II s.HUNTER, NJ. D.

], ts,.s...ss.T .T-S.HUETER, T. NJ. D. s.l5Fg1l
Ashland Ohio, office over Sampsel & Co.'s
Hardware Store. Special attention given
TO surgery and the treatment of chronic
diseases on Monday and Saturday OF each
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tRLAIPSEL & co.

Iii= .s1 . Cs4MPSEL & CO., -
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery, Paints, Oils
Varnishes, Bent Stuff, Iron, Nails, &c.
Store one door East of the McNuity House
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.FREDERICK BOCKLEY,

saloon. and dealer in family groceries
provisions and nofionssl Fresh stock and
cheap Sore north sidezof main street
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.1IIstIGEs OF, IDHEl PEACE

-cIEIRRaREEK iRl3l TP,. ..'IIl 'il5 ~
R. J. simanton, Com. expires Apr. 9, 1871
M Sloan. do do do do
GREEN TOWNSHIP
IsazE,F %is kpiEai s AssllI II Ias isa aa
HANOVER TOWNSHIP.
Morrell Rust, Com expires Nov. 6, 1871
Sssphen Eapes, CON-
JAGRS1Y P5Vy5IIP
wiIfisln Befay2G 2Gon. .aeSpires April q, 1872
Jacdh Esstpd de9 i.AQt .adR, n DO do a
.soi444KE T1WNSHLR 7siii..a1
R Eosst' 3 sst sR PrA 1s7S is7S
W. S1MoNTG65fERY rPla sa q;
John Diaj B. jonnesl nssl c0ui. expires Prii is5 1879
J. EAcC Cfdsk5f dor 1dsIiodoy DO
X. IeNucn1, ,shoo sdosuo gan.1lS, 1Hlll
MILT0NToWNSHLP faode
d. W. WItPsors Com; expires APT :, s12 ls12
B.nj. wefniek, 1tdSp lido y do ~ JlS9l-
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES oY
Rsga%psss Gsg, 5Fites y ARFil II !, g is7f is7f
W MfFFLIF TO W&SHIP u 'yo!e'
p.lm,1n srSltaer! ~ s cemaH ciaa s.ai tpire 1871
J.co6 p sBehhnen;sbffff Sd6 GfIdob lido y
10 gR4GGE roBlNSHLP. ..4z:.s,,l
d. Bdainsef.o aGenj szpires Oct is, 1869
james Albesea,s do doc q do II, 1879
yragRERRK T0WSSHIP. .asr,,,.
= g:saass e; BriSsS tsl5fT seSs ASsll is7o 10
RSGGEES SFowNsHIP. 9il5 ii.
r. n. Ms6 Il z cc5dm! efpirtS Oeg le, 80
a. A.
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DRUGGISTS.
PANCOAST 4 son.

Druggists and dealers in Perfumery, Wall
paper, Notions, &C, main street Ashland.
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RESTAURANTS.
CHARLES KNOTH.

Lunch, Hot Coffee, Choice Meats, Oysters,
Pies and Cakes, and the luxuries Of the
season always on hand. Sells no intoIicat-
ing drinks. Restaurant on south side main
street; west of McEulty house.
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y +. cowkN, y. d. D.. n
Pll,y,,siic.isns and Surgeons ofiics over Citi
zeris,i Bank, Ashland, Ohio. .a Gs'5-f--t,
{ N. B.-Dr. Myers having taken a thor
ough course of instrnctions' under frol.
Flint at Bellevue Hospital, n. z. ON diseas.
es of the Heart and Lungs, will give Partic-
ular attention to the treatment Of the same.
I e(voi.z4n1 '-i.' -
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% ,as9H.assEEt

Attorney at Law, Fire and Life Insurance
Agenft tsnd Nofary Public. Paricular at
entie4ffpaia 70 eqilecting, Probate business
Partition easss apd: execution Of ,.as, deed,
slocf, second story5 Main street, Ashland,
JhioSGo1 d2ni ,f9IsW ssf.J z,rili:f.lii
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Stated meetings of Ashland Chapter, No.
ca, X. A. NJ, held at lodge rooms in Mil
ler's Block, first Tuesday in each month.
-i5i Il Jl:II --a J. MCCOOL, ii. p
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MASONIC

Stated meetings Of Ashland Lodge No. Isl
II d 4. NJ, held at Lodge room in Miller's
H6ck on Fridays preceding the full moon
of e::ch month. = L....- :. -. - 81
-Voi.al s. G. BUSHNELL, w. NJ.
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-otaA---Ss ~ T. 80 nv
faFiRSTNATIoNAL RANK II

b9IEsfnz = ,,112J i -.r.--h: =.
.IiVrAEz, Prest.. J. Q. JESNISess Cashier.
II.'e siDfREET0RS. u ''.-ls 3.N
HulheIS lutAesy 5aeoh etAu,, q! H. Top
,ae IbeA {sssirs,s s.sas;,s ys%ss Fuzzy S,9 and
sxll Com OF Grfitea States Bonds, remit
meney9 90 any3 pArtI Iofthsf United Ssates,
and ebo to EnelApA ireland, Scotland and
0ern,any.r. Sell. Reyeuus Stamps-iH sums
~f so at y per hf eehf disceuht.s3 ss2i; si;d
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- bue E31sd3 ncit>iida ? io HpiI
bae sfsofT1 .9u3s"hI HsSs,r T-as2lt
% beIsyai s4er sl,-eEs Tx 30 .Isisi flial
.saofzeayo I'D rc ta9zs74 n
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ns9sln uiadJ eTom iasIb s69ni 70
VOL s.XXIY5:'s v ss5,..5 70 .isa lss5
.3lr troIHM.p.l

Phy.ician and Surgeon, Ashland Ohio, Of
fers his professional services to the public
O6ee Ard residence on Church street, End
.iootInorth of Post Office. Particular stten-
ton paid to:the treatment Of chronic DIS
eases. anllia5 IL Insina eli I-.it-..l.l !. Il
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CLOTHING.
PHOTOGRAPHERS.
J.H. KELL.

Photographic. All kinds of work done
from card to life size. Particular attention
paid to enlarging Ambrotypes and Photo
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yligfiDcsd 51se 10,.-Eh ss8 ni zqids
v1sva 10 sf;Ta+Hd fljig Ss3s1osab
.s0i9s
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NOW is 3TD cd u yToIsif1 isI7d
% ,sseajnssbh ,'soJ ,ssIgo0--
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-J-TSo-st5 Tl9Gi oi 49Js ST2l-eST Tiio u
,.sro-.i u Il s-sHI ban Hig Zsd1 2.
cisa ,gyHiE oni,3srao3 busi ~ II
--sl95itsA yLI 2GIIR-a9ss bae ,..le
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-eiD> OF beIIeqmoe rood sRd ,b.'s7f iii
tedf 20 strsmste5s. yiltnom sat sas7
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From Washington.
WASHINGTON, October 81

Persons here, thoroughly acquainted
Che personnel of Tennessee politics,
have announced the ballots, and think
johnson may come within six votes of
in election, bat his final triumph is i'm
possible. They regard Etheridgc out
Of the race, - so r-, u j.
On the lst Of November, $25, 1885,
600 in coin will be required to pay The
semi-annua! Interest on $40 bonds
There is now on hanI about $84.
600 in coin S28 600. 0n0 in coin-h"ar-
ing certificates. and about $4,000, 0O0
in currency. Afcr the payment Of the
draft required for interest. over s5S,-
600 600 in coin will remain. No more
will be required iur the payment Of in-
terest until the lst Of January.
WAsm1Nsron October 23.
The following has been tclcgraphed
North, from'a usually Swell-informed
source cit has been ascertaiEed that
the occasion of the special Cabinet
meeting eh Wednesday last, was tho
constellation Of the notorious Yerger
case, from Mississippi. Attorney,
General Ioar had expressed the opin-
ion that considering the well-known
defe&ts 6f those scStioHh. %, the Re,
cons ns3fuction' Acts referring to the
jutisdistion of the civil Law, the Su-
preme Court will dndohbtedly render
an opiniShiiha the Jase' adverse to the
powers Of the military tribunal BE-.
fore which ,hc Wa tiled and conviot-
ed" ,oSnsa a,r ri 34a .ls Il ..,..t
Ewing still lies in q dritisal cohdi-
tion, though improving. giHe was re-
moved from the court room this, morn.
ing .''s5 g @nau ~. XXI a. @.si,W
Coupon bonds outstan ding Septem-
Der 80, 1869, $l,332, ,440, 900; regis
tered ditto, $775,496.20o. t"i5a9a5t 3,
A battls Has occurred in Cuba,
near Bayalio,, on the, 10Th. wherein
Joyaan's and iQuesada's forces encoun-
terSa Valmaseda's forces. The fight
listed si2 hours, when the Spaniardf
retired, leaYibg their Killed and
wounded. Tie Cuban loss was very
large. The Cubans are jubilant ovci
tho result f3the fight III
McNlahon, the gParaguayan Minis
ter, and WortbiDgtoh, theyAfgentine
Republic Minister, have arrived.
Gen. Butteriield demands an hives
tigation Of his conduct; but instead
tits said he sillShe allowed Quietly t
resign.
The earthquakes yesterday EXTENDED
throughout Canada. At ST. Andrews
New Brunswick, chimheys were throws
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se,h,iuo,r ComImissIto,n eerr,s lOdlce,

T; ,9thg2 l.wIsSsrono} NO, OCT. @, 1860. s|
Dcrs'ns odtsipiDg to- teach s.liree Schoola'' Il
i J. ip Fairfield County, fotl thesyeara e,m-, u
incneing Oot ober jiBt,, 1860, will make np-,a
3plioniionto this office, on Or before, tho 15i,
jNovcmBee hext. Tic School Commission
or has been anlhorizcl 70 Sslablisll, AS many
Schools IN Fhirheld C6apf$ NdS may 10
adSsa aas""nses s@"
large, "A applicants must tbo colnpet ent to-
teach tho Elementary, English; Brapehes,,,
and DO possessed Of good moral obnreptcr.as
'.'D'.'l'1'N '''' w, Bh PEAkEs,i wy sti
cot 9-1 m t9htA stf x iS.3CiF. o. u.
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THEv TAINTTELn EMRRALn.
Charleston Market.
CuAR1.Esron Dot

CHARLESTON, Oct. %.
Cotton aptive aud ,stoady, with
sales of $50 bales, middlings IS; re-
ceipts ,45s.
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State Agricultural and Mechanical sooio-
ty---A Notice from the Secretary and
Hreasrrer
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ToRoNTo, October 10.

The gun boat Prince Alfred has been
ordered tob' got ready for service at,
Goodrich, to defend The towns on, the
@npper lakesa against a reported F'cn,an
brvateer. aHN r.. -,.
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Toleg ga.apT1aG.
Foreign Nays.
MADRID, October 10.

The Government regard, The Rcpnb-
lican ins',rrection MS ended, although
precautions against new outbreaks con-
linuc. a conspiracy to surrender the
barracks OF Santo Mato, has been dis.
N''0''' ""e '''""''ep'
=, TORONTO, October 10.
the gun boat Prince A fred hos beon
ordered 10 b. got ready for service at
Goodrich, to defend ihe towns on ,hc
u upper lakes a gainst repot,ed Fcn,on
pr,vateer. ..
srs IT
T,.o .io 49,
arrived within lnrtv s;,,h, % ' ,,n"r, NJ AZ
o,hrr s,.,,n.r l,nj.l : oon
tacnru,o,s ma nnn,i,,.r ' T; ~
G,;s morn;no 6lh.I >>> ''~' : ~ w
- LoND N, O'tobe %.
me monster meeting of Fenian
naJ 'S IT,, ,'Aans' "as Deeh p0stpon'
im"ur.s. ] !, ~ MINISTRY in'ehoeu 90
o., D.,h, :, a,.a 1;.
s.vs,t, % "e""' " 'so was
=,
=, MADRID, Ootober 23.
The country is tranquil. The
blsl,op Of Albania aid several Pro-
testunts were arrested at Grenada.
loNpoN. October %,
The Morniao .e,au,ia,d n - eai
torial to-day, p:otesSs AGAINST ,h,
election Of Rev. B"ad>ivk Temple, as
Bishop Of Exeter, on account of his
suspicious heterodoxy. OAe lorg,h
Of the new submarine cable, designed
to connect Havana with the island of
Jamaica, has been completed.
MADRID, Oetobe. %.
Allarja sxsnt.tss os ;mn,;.,t;,n
!, ,h. rnce,t ;pynrro,,;n, h.s hao,,
;, arrested Ly the authorities md tatsn
+o V,lo,,;, for ti i Nh. S,.n; l.
Cabinet is divided on the subject of a
candidate for the throuc.
ALEXANDRIA, EGyrr, Oct. 80.
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NnticG.

ID ID tan e.:rS=ST|as, it#xg, ,tf+z{s,
NOTICE is hereby given, that, application
alt 4 viii be, made ~ Jhs. pe:;L .Sessionsof
The Legislature for AZ Acf Incorporating,
Noun, Olivot2TresbyteTiaRy lCharch, in {
Fairfield County. ntai3yE' GEilj &eGbH Il &
October :4th lseo.gu!ip-. wa u. alr..
oct xtlawf3mos a,l ..grv,; II q...s
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3.
REpoRrED MARINE DIsA
following note has been found on Rock.
away beach 10 d bottle: J.,
"Maroh 20, 1869. Ship Cultjyator
lost in latitude 80 ,deg., Longitude 80
deg Heavy sea; all hands took to
$the boat. God save us and protect uf.
; a9t W,LLiAE'tRoniNsoN,
.sei .it cone Of the hands. B
aGod help my wife and Children"
I On the revorse side was tho follow.
ing i"Whoever finds this will please
advertise II, 50 as to let our ,families
know, our fate" III s.s {, ,,91,t, \,
IS, .tS.. I'TGT,es - ~ II II F;--a sTS .,
+ DR. LIvIHGsToNE or, His WAY TO
THE CoAsT.--Mr. Kirke has received
n letter from Dr.. livingstone, dated
on the 9th ofaJdly, 1868, in which
tho Doctor informs him that he be-
,lieves he has discovSted the sources
|of The river Nile at appoint situated
betWseif cen and twelve degrees south.
+ DR.. Livingsto1el was in good health
at the tims OF, writing 30 Mr. Kirke,i,
il JntelligepeSof, a stills later, date lto
hand from Zanzibar states, that The
trade caravan had arrived there, And
| SSpqr::aaa. that that Liyingssoas had ssaSS'
led, ,fjijS, onsthSl ySkd = The !e|soase, a
ssfaEYg.f i,efs fst ssp s>hS!:,gs2sfh o' va
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The Government regards The Rcpub-
llcan insurrection MS ended, although
precautions against new outbreaks con-
linuc. a conspiracy to surrender the
barracks of Santo Mato, has been dis
covered and lhwaried
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ks3e5fta rxa aercdsSI,

@H WINNsBoRo, October 20.
CoTToN-159 bales were, sold in this mar
ket during the past week at 23@24f.
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IORoy GoodSp

Bleached and Brown Domcs,ics, Bleach,
ID and Brown Shifting, Striped and
Plaid Homespuns, Bed Ticking, Galicoes,
L,ndseys, Grey, Brown and, White Blankets,
Red, Grey, White and 0pcnk Flannels,
Elaok Cloths and Cassimeres Fancy .Cassi
meres. Twecds, Jeans, Kersys and Satincs,
Table Damasks and lowell g. OiC Cloths.
J oop Skirts, Balmornl and Boulevard Skirts,
Black aud Colorcd Alpnccns. Solid Nlerl-
noes and DeLoncs, Scotch. Plnids. an end +,
less variety of fancy Dress Goods. Shnwls
and Cloaks, ,'ollars and Cuffs. and Notions,
in variety, &c., &c ;.
Our stock Of Ready Aindc Clothing dad
Shirts Is very complete and cheap. ~ e..
Our limo OF Gentlemens', Indies', and
Children's Boots and Shoes cannot be ex
ceilcd in tuaiiy, variety and price. -
a fne assortment OF Gcn,lcmen's, Boy 3,
Ladies'. Misses, and Childrcn's Hats.
We would call attention to our complete
stock of, Harwdare and Cutlery Guns,
Crockery, Wooden Ware, Tin Ware, Chill
dren's CABS, Sc.
Our terms arc strictly CASH. Nolgoodi
taken back after delivery. Il
Remomber 70 bGy your goods from the
Cheap Store. WI7.YERS j. LAW.
oct 12
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News It,M$,

RALEIGH, N. G., October 10.
The State Fair opened today
There was large and increasing at
tendance. The exhibition will contin
ue four days.
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Splendid Stock of Goodsl
GREAT BARGAINS.
NO HUMBUG.I.....

XN7E arc now prepared 10 cxhibit. ono OF
w The lnrges,, CHOICEST and oheapcs
stock of Goods ever offered in this. ntnrket:
Wo are determined to nlakcthe prces.to suit
the times, and yill sell our articles Ms low rs
thry can he b. ught in any market in. he;
United Stat es. Iuu will save money 6y
giving us n call. Below we. fnumcratc only
a few Of tho articles %o hapo - :,
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P AIN KILLER

''.f.Ys e y > YfHFt'fE rpff.
Cholera and Bo,Oel Complaints,
For Boils, Cuts, l,ruiscs and Scalds. Old
Sores, Sprains, Swelling Of tho Joiuta,
Toothache, Pain in the Face. Neuralgia and
Rheumatism, Frosted Feet, Felons,, s..
Sore 1hrout, Sudden Colds Coughs, &c.
Use II for any of these, you never will do
without H.. It's success MS a,.v9luable fami
ly medicine has induccd oilers to- initiate
and counterfeit tho Pain Killer to . great
extent. Bsay" Beware Of Couptcrfeits.
oct
SPECIAL NortcE.--To parties in want Of
Doors, Sashcs and Blinds, we refer to tho
advertisements of Pr. Tonle. the large
Of those goods in Charleston.
Price list furnished OH application.
july 20.-9m