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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-01-19

The GALAXY. January number Of this
magazine has rich table of contents, including
Susan Fielding. by Airs. Edwards; Queen Victoria
and her Subjects. by Justice Mccarthy; Seventy
Thousand Dollars by james T. Mckay; together
with the confirmation o. Ciphor and articles on New
York Journalists, Tho Grammarless Tongue, Light
houses, &c. The Galaxy has steadily held the high
position which it gained upon entering the broad
field OF pouodical literature, and popularity has
caused Lo lcsaening oflts interest and value This
is perhaps, the main secret its now assured sue
cess; while l. also justjies the belief that the new
volume just begun viii be oven moro valuable than
any of its predecessors.
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ALMANAcs. We have received copy OF the
Tribune" Almanac for the current year 1t Is filed
with fund of infcrnction and is valuable as book
of reference not oay 10 polihcians bat to newspa.
per men, Its most important feature is its election
returns. The figures, in nearly every case, were
taken from the ocal records on file in the offices OF
the variou, secretaries Of State. 1t contains COM
plee county rerurrs of the vote for President, and
the detailed vote for al the Governors and members
Of Congress chosen in 1853.
We have also received the "world" Almanac and
the I'D; mocratic" Almanac for 1859. both OF which
should be well nigh Irresponsible to the student Of
public affairs.
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iTHE ROBBERY AT FLonENCE.-Mr. Albert
Baiuch, Of Florence whose store was lately robbed
Of about slo0 worth of goods, has. with two friends,
tracked the burglars successfully. md recovered
about one-!hIrd of the stolen property. The h'use
in which it was found was inhabited by three me-
groes, Robert Manuel. Charles tichlrdson and Peter
Murdoch for whose apprehension reward is offer
cd. Some gosds were found in the house with
were stolen from The store cf Mr. Gcgsha about one
year ago. also some gools belonging to Mr.. Martin,
of Florence. who was robbed abou' nine months
ago, as well as some goods which have no cca
identified. A large quantity OF burglars toJs aud
false ke was found. Tho three Leerocs. who bore
q verT bad charlcter fred on Nlr. B:-'loh and his
mpanions as soon as they We're seen und mad'
ihc;r escape.
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HOTEL ARRIyLs-January 1S.-PauGion
H,teE eE-Miss Jenkins Mrs R Jsnkins. palatka; W
aile,, Summsrvillo; Clark VI Gilbert hs-
atre; q Rosdon. St Louis; W Barnes. New York; J
S Shuck. Barnwel; 2 Bates. Washington; S
Bamberg and lady, Bamberg; R Barker. J vii.
Hanson, Barnw,ll; Miss Sh,nnon, Flat Rock;
Mccolbr.y, Kipgs;ree; John I McNain. che
raw; Thompson, Williamsburg; II Knots.
Oransebu-E; R sowden, New York.
Charleston Hotci-O Porchcr, South Carolina; ]
Cantey and servant. Camden; j Jones. T Ancrum,
Camden; P Langsley, New York; D Evans Man
n:ng; Mr. and Mrs Bonton, New York; Mr. and
Mrs Benedict, Virginia; S J stock. Marion.
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VIe1LANr FIRE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OF
ATB>TINoNIAL.-Lsst evening there WAS meeiin
OF Squad No. 8, Of tho vi liant Fire Company ut the
hail. Sta.e-stteet for tn purpose Of presenting their
late leader and director F. L. ONei l. Lsq.. who has
lately boon elected Taird Assistant Chief of tho 1ard
of Ftrcm .sters, with testimonial OF their sincere
regard and esteem.
committee. consisting OF Mess g. James a. LII
Gtte and s. B. Thomas, was appoin ed to invite Mr.
O'NeLl to tue hall. where he las met by Mr.. Johu
Gonzales who acted as chairman, and eloquent
and s'ngu;arly appropriate address male to him on
presenting im with beautiful silv goblet chly
chased aad beautifully inscribed. Mr. O'Neill
though surprise at the ucexpe tied IN ation of
good feeling Tho part OF tho SO lad. returned his
grateful h inks with emo ion. After tina preseuta-
ton was over. there bo ,ntitul punch on hand
which was Immediately imbibcd to tho satisfaction
of tho squad. officers of tho company and taeir
guests.
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PERSONAL PROPERTY TAx.-As some persons
have refused to give the required inform lon tho fol-
lowing is commended for persal: 'Tf tho person
quired by law to lit refuses or neSects to list and
swear to the number and value Of the whole or of
any Of the items in the list when requested to do so
by the assessor, the assessor will then make the
return fro his own knowledge or from information
of Others and will enter ON the margin Of the list
Refused to list or Refused to swear. as the casc
may be-; to which return the auditor will add fifty
per cent. as pena ty."
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. CLUns AND SrARs.-The following cases ap-
pearing on the docket from Saturday, were disposed
Of at the Mayors Court yesterday mornine:
John Waring, colored; assault and battery; dis
missed.
Anna Mitchell co'ored; abusive AMI insulting Ian
suage to Jno Waringi dismissed.
white woman, found drunk on East Bay, fined
s5-paid.
Dafney Alexander, colored, drunk and disorder
ly; fined s1O in default sent to House Of Correction
Moses Stevens; indecent conduct in the streets
and resisting the policeman; fined s2-paid
tshow.b posters, for posting bills in wrong places;
discharged.
John shaw, white; drunk and disorderly; fined SIS,
In default cent to House of Correction.
Two mules, picked up. delivered to owner.
VIM. Wright, lodged for sleeping in the market;
discharged.
Thomas Nestor, white, drunk and disorderly and
resisting tho policeman. Fined $40. In default,
sent to House Of Correction.
Alick Britton, colorcl. assault and battery on
James Barron. colored. Discharged.
Julin simmons. coiorcd. under influence of liquor
and interfering with clizens in Neetingstreet.
Thirty days III House OF Correction.
brtudle dog found at large without license-s2
tor license, pcna,.y, or else to be killed.
The following cases viii bo hoard before the Mayor
this morning:
Simpson, drlYman for assaultns sergeant of the
police.
Sam Richard on, coiogo', drunk in fruit store
in Martet-strcet.
Edward Wade wan arrested yesterday, by Officer
Kenny, on vibrant issued by Magistrate Rivers,
for committing an assault aud battery on James
O'Hara.
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MApEs' NIrRoaEN1zED SUpERpHo spHATE OF
full account of the virtues of this valuable
fertilizer will b5 found in tho advertisement of the
agents in another column. Messrs. Kinsman &
Howell will supply the article on the most relsona
lie terms, an are prepared with the documents to
convince the most skcptical of it's general value and
special adaptation to cotton culture.
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REpoRTER's CRUMBs.-South Carolina Rail
road stock brought forty-seven yesterday.
There is to be grand masquerade ball tonight
The fremen's benefit to Gilbert takes place Oh
Saturday night. The gold mednl to be presented
can be seen ct Mr. Alan's, King street, on Wednes
day
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The UNIVERSITY B1LL.-Wo understand that
the Committee on Edccation have recommended the
passage of this bill without the Medical School fea-
ture preerring not to disturb the charleston Medi-
cal College. which has iar greater advantages than
could be obtained in The Medical Department of tue
University.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.

FuRs at cost at the Temple Of Fashion, No.
269 King g-street.
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Quo WAnRANTo.-A writ OF quo ,oa,Tanto
has bee II served on Mr. Horny Trcscot Registrar of
Mesns C onveyance. and is mado returnable on Wed.
nesday tho Goth instant in Columbia before Justice
Hoge at chambers. Mr.. Trescot will be prepared
to answer why he will not yacate through his
sel, Ed ward Mccrady and VIM. Henry Irescot, Esqs.
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MEETINGS THIs EVENING.

Grsnd Lodge Of South Carolina, at O'Clock
Ashley Base Ball Club at o'c':ck.
FreundschaftSbund at o'clo H..
Delta Lodge Of Perfection a. ha fpast O'Clock.
Jefferson Lodge, at clock.
Hope Fire Engine Company, at oc.o:k.
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BL,NKETs FOR THE MILLIoN.-Messrs. John
G. Minor l. Co. sell to.dY. at . lotion, immense
quantities of brown and gray blankets besides full
aud very dcsirabls assortment OF dry goods. Go
to ]. g. Minor Co.'s for great bargains to-day.
Sec advertisement
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NEW ASSESSORS APPoNTHD.-The State Audi
tor has appointed Mr.. Thomas A. Baynard assessor
for the Seventh District, comprising st. Andrews.
St. Johns Coeton, and the adjacent islands. Also,
MIR. E. NJ. Mksll for the Sixth District comprising
St. Johns Berkeley and Goose Creek; and s. D. Rus
sell for the Fifth I.sict comprising St stephen's
and Christ Church Parish, and the neighboring is-
lands.
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To SOUTHERN INTERCHANGEABLE. Gilbert 81.
King. of tho firm Of Mills Glib, Of New York, is
now in Charleston for the purpose OF introducing
his house to tho notice of the merchsnts of tho
State Mills t. Glib are importers OF white goods.
linens embroidoriss draperies French gloves, aces
shawls. 60, which they ohor 10 the trade at the
lowest p:cos, and on the most favorable terms See
their advertisement.
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q Woman-The perfection of humanity. Her love
and faith guide us to Heaven and ally us to Deity.
Responded to by Mr.. s. G. Deas.
Many volunteer toasts wers offered and speeches
made, but space forbids further details.
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LADIES' LUNCH AT KINsMAN's SALooN.-Oys-
tors in every style. Mince pies, fresh daily. Hot co
fee and chocolate at oil hours loo cream overy
day.
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THE ST. HELENA.-This steamer will leave
Charleston for North Edslo, en- aud after the 25th
instant. every Monday morning, at four O'clock. and
will leave Edisto every Monday. at three o'clock
Z NJ
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TEE THEATRE.-The "Sea of Ice" was sue
cesstully performed last night to full house The
'.K. K. E. was received with roars Of laughter
The same programme will be repeated tonight.
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AHetisu Sales.


Peremptory Sale-Direct Importation by Rob-
ert Mure & Go. and B. q. Rilkins d Co.,
Of Sherry and Port Vine, Gin and Ale.
BY J. FRASER MATHEWES,
Auetioneer.
Will be sold THIS DAY. the 18th instant. at nv
Office, No. 56 Broad street, at IL o'clock, to the
highest bidder, the following imported direct, aa
above.
% casks SHERRY WINE, imported 1867
27 casks Port Wine, imported 1867
10 casks Old Tom Gin impol ted 1866
1 case assorted and case Dantzic Cordial
so cask' Dernafd's Edinburgh Ale, in pinta, glass
and stone bottles.
Terms-An sums under $780, cash; over $780,
thirty days. approved city accertances.
%Aueusta Constitutions ist aill insert twice. and
send bill to ]. Fraser Mathcwes. January lS
Clothing, Dry Goods and Cutlery.
BY MILES DRAKE.
TETS DAY, the 10Th instant, at 10 O'Clock, will
sell at my Store corner King and Liberty streets,
An invoice cf CLOTHING, just received by steam.
ship Charleston.
CONSISTING OF:
so Gents CLOTH FRiCK COATS
So Gents Cloth and Tweeh Sack Goats
200 pair Cashmere and Sainet Pants
80 Velvet, satin and Cloth Vests
10 dozen Undershtrts and Drawers
Pieces Broadcloth. Satinets, Cassmeres
He'd and White Flannel, Prints, Gipghams, Popltns,
Stripes. Checks. &c
Ladies' and Gents Hosiery, Corsets, Insertion, Lace
Ladies' Sets, Neckies Wells, H m Stitch and Print
ed Bo der HandkerchIefs, Belts &c.
AND
A limo of TABLE and POCKET CUTLERY
Crockcry, Glasawar-, &c. January 10
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MASQUERADE SUITS 10 HIRE, at f. Scott's
Shirt Emporium, Meetirs-strees, neaily opposite
Market hail. thstu3 January IL
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Jacob Barrett Us. ssjgaee Of J,seph Purcell,
a aa!-Under Decree, United Sta.s, Circuit
Court.
ISRAEL GTT1LENGUI.
Auctionccr

The undersigned viii sell. GU TUESDAY. Cd day Of
February next. ut II oclocs +. 81. ut the Old Posi-
Office, under decree o. Hon. Gccrgc i. bryan.
United tatps Ju ac or District OF sGuth Caroina,
All thatLOT OF LAND. with the Brick Buildings
thereon incuGln. on the # NJ those occupied by E.
Lailite Il Co. aud II. Del.con). situated on tho
nor side of D oadstcec1 CITY OF Charle'.on. we'll
known as tho La .ns!. m assuring AMI contain
ing and uttng ana bo ndiI to the outh on Brad
street lorty y-nluc (i9) feet eleven and halt t1hl
rncle', OH the ea.t line. ir'an south to north two
Luutro and four i204j Icct cignt l inches. on the
west ue Ir m sout.i to Irtb. one hundrel and
yiour l44I feet nine l9l Inches then to tie wts
.cvenccu ti1i feet, and thence northwirdly to tho
brick wall f:tydve (j5 seven ~ inches, and to
the north six y-Gve 1867 lcei, tho sid dimensions
!. little more or lcsI
Teim>-Onehrd (1;l cash; balance on credit Of
on. tll and two 2) ye.rs with Interest from day Of
SALE able annually secured by bond OF the pur-
chaser and mort Igo uf tho premises. P cmlse' %
be insured and olicy Isl snod. Purchaser to pay
for stamps and pal.ers.
EDWARD W. MARSHALL.
WILLIAM J.. MIKaLL.
Jnnuwy7 thtu7 feb 2
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SILK AND ALPINE HATS, just received at the
Temple of Fashion, No. 269 King-strces.
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FEHRESBAoH, Fl. a., EAST BAy.-Green
turtle soup and stuffed roast pig. and other nice
dishes, for lunch to-day.
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o4o1cy GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, 81 per
pound, at Wilson's Grocery southeast corner soeae"
and Anson streets. Goods delivered Hee'
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JOHN GILL
iiNGX u Gill.
COTrU PACT RS

GENERAL COMMISSION ,aEROHANTs,
No. l95 SMITHS WHARF. BALTIMORE.
oonsignments o, COTTON, RICE, 20, respect.
fu,,, soiclted, and liberal advances mado thereon.
Orders for uoRN and BACON promptly executed
NTH care and attention. 60.
April az I]~"s'
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audionerrs' apriuatf. Sales.
The lhsroon Farm.
w. Y. LElTCH & r. y. BRUINS,

For Sale
the city most valuable Veg .tuble Firm. consisting
Of SO acres of good Planting Land and acres marsh,
4 OF which are banked Togo her with tho Farm aro
included IL ucres Land Of natu al growth timber on
acres in Ashley River directly in front Of the land
ing OF the Fsrm. There is good residence on the
place, an nil the buildings necessary for carrying
on Market Farm outbuIdngs &C., all in good order.
Jsnuar, 1S stu2 No. IS BRoaD-sTREET.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST clRcULATIoN.-THE DAILY
NEWS BEING THE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
RECOGNIZED AS HAVING TIE LARGEST CIR
oULATIoN IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE PoSroFFIcE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRovIS-
IONS OF THE NEW Po5ToTFIcE LAW.
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RYJ. FRASER MATHEWES.

Real Estate Agent, No. So Broad-street.
For sale and Lease o.
PHOSPHATE LANDS OF q superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMsin
all parts OF the State.
CITY PROPERTY OF every descnption.
November 2 9mos.
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BY VIM. MCKAY.

At Private Sale -.---, 10 :. :
CORNER CHURCH AND BROAD STREET.
Also. No. 7 THOMAS-STREET. For particulars.
applyat No. 1S8 8MEETlNd-SThkEf.
January Is .-f-.- ...L
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JANUARY 19, 1869.
Auftioa Sales.
Hams, Bellies, Sides, &c.
BYG. w. STEFFENS & co.

---~,>-->>--.>>->->>-->-<
Hams, Bellies, Sides, &c.
BYG. w. STEFFENS & co.
Will be sold THIS DAY, in front of their store, at
halfpast O'Clock,
500 CHOICE s. C. BANS
1890 Choice S. e. Bellies
10 hhds. D. g. Sides
IN bb!s. Picked behring's
Is bags White Borns
Coffee, Sugar. Tea, &c. January 10
Positive Sale.
BY r. M. CATER.
Will be sold Tbs Day, on Browns Wharf, at three
quarters past O'Clock,
LOT OPEN BACON
60 tubs Butter
80 tubs Lard
10 barrels Picked Beef
Lot Open Crockery
90 crates Assorted Crockery
10 barrels Dccf
Conditions cash. January ~
Butler, Sausages, 4'c
BY LAUREY u ALEXANDER.
TIL, DAY, the 19.h lust, will be sold in store
at 10 O'Clock,
20 tubs BUTTER
200 pounds Bologna Saussses, in Tin Foil
barre Molasscs
10 boxes ToDaceo
IL boxes Brandy
800 resms Wrapping Paper
400 Hans aud Belly Bacon.
Cond tions cash. January ~
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Positive Sale.
BY T. M. CATER.
Butler, Sausages, &c
BY LAUREY IL ALEXANDER.

Ttcenty.two Bales 10 and II pounds Broa0n
and Gray Blankets, ~sthom Teserve; Dry
Goods, Hats, Sc.
BY JOAN q. MILNOR & co.
THIS DAY, 10Th instant at 10 O'Clock, we will sell
al our Auction Salesroom No. 1856 Meetingstreet
% bales Heavy 10 nnd II lbs BROWN AND GRAY
BLANKETS.
Conditions-sums under 5000 cash; over 5000
thirty days approved endorsed notes, or city accep
tances.
ALSO
DESIRABLE INvUICE OF DRY GOODS,
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
PRINTED SA AlISETS. Kentucky jeans, Madras
and Charleston Hanokcrchiets, Black and W. B. Flax
Threads, Fancy Prints Fclt Hats Satinet Pants,
Bleacled and Bl Shce,ing, white Hose, Balmoral
Skirts, Pins, Spool Cotton. Scissors, &c &c.
Conditions cash.
AT PRIVATE SALE:
Bales T.8 sATE>VJLLE SHEEfING
Hales Factory Yarn. January ~
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House on Cannon street with large Lot.
BY lUUIS ID. DeSAUSSURE.

" Ihs tS two 1saS story WOODEN RESIDENCE on brick
basement on south ride OF Cinnon-sreet, No. 80,
about two doors west of Rut1edge Avenue contain
ing seven upright and two attic rooms, double
ri izz,, gas; on premises are h ohen. 60. Lot So
ieet 'front.' by 205 feet Deep more less. Apply "a
above, at No. 23 BROAD-STHhET.
january 18 8
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Anftioil Sales.
BY HI. H. DelEON.

VIII be sold at Public Auction. at the Old PostoS-
fee, THIS DAY, January 19. 1863. at II O'Clock,
1870 (forty-ave hu adred) SHARES Of the Capital
Stock Of the COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL-
ROAD COMPANY, In lots to suit purchasers.
Conditions cash. stuthsmtu6 January1 10
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THE pHENIx ANNIYERsARY.
Presentation of Canes to President Tup'
per and Ex-President Ho1mes.

The Phoenix Fire Engine Company celebrated
their forty-third anniversary yesterday in their
usual ole CANT syo. business meeting was held ct
their hall in Cumberlaud.street and tue following
of1cers elected to serve for the ensuing year:
GEORGE TUI'PER, Pres dent
P. G. HAStL, vice-President.
W. WILLIMAN. Secretary.
r. S. R. CATHcAkI, treasurer.
W3I. 4. KELLY, First Director.
A. I. sMYTHE Second Director
s. WILEY, Third rector
sCHARLES PENNAL. Fourth Firector.
j. 2. DEVEAUX, Engineer.
is. FORD PRIOLGAU, Surgeon.
Rcy W. B. YAr. $ Chaplain.
w II. MUCKLNFUSS, Solicitor.
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1ooS. .<uVi ~
Terms OF sale cash, payable within ten Q0l days
after the sale.
Any information concerning tho above property
II be furnished by the Trcnsurer Of the institution,
at the C0ire No. 90 Chur ch street. where tho mort
cages can be seen. Purchasers to pay Tor stamps
and recording assignments.
January 19 tumiuS
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JAMES KNOX.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-29
RUSSgLL's TONIC BITTERS

WILL EFRECruAILY CURE
Liver Complaint, Jaundfce, Byspep-
STA. Chronic or Nervous Debility,
Chronic Dfarrhea, Disease of the
Kidneys, and all Diseases arising
from Dfsordered Liver, stomach
or Intesffnesy
Such as Constitution, Flatulence. InTard
Piles, Fulness of Blood to the Head, Acidfty Of
the Stomach. Nausea, Heartburn. Disgust for
Food, Fulness or W eifht in the Stomach. Sour
Fluctuations. Sinking or Fluttering at the Pit
Of the Stomach, Ssimmi ina Of the Head, Hur-
RED or Difficult Breathing. RlutterinE at tho
Heart, Choking or Sufocating Sensations
when In q Lying Posture. Dimness Of Vision,
Dots or Webs before the Sight, Dull Pain in the
Head, Deficiency Of Formulation. Yellowness
sf the Skin and Ryes. Pain in the Side, Back,
Chest, Limbs, ETC., Sudden Flashes Of Heat,
Burning Of the Flesh. Constant Imaginings OF
Evil. and Great Depression Of Spirits.
They are entirely Vegetable and Free
from Alcoholic stimuIant and
All Injurious Ingredients,
And are pleasant in taste and smell, and mild
in their operation. and will remove impurities
from the body. and gise health and vigor to the
frame.
Sold By all drureists and dealers in family
medicines. Prepared at No. q North Court
street. Memphis, Tennessee.
- Liberal discount 10 the trade,
J. B. RUSSELL. MD.
l2-N-E Prnurietor.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1869-09-29
FOREIGN.

PARIS. September 28.-It is said that
Father Hyseinihe will be defended in
the Council by the Bishops of Avignon,
Rheils, Chsllous and Bayeaux.
LISBON, September 2S The King OF
Portugal publicly conirsdlets the state
ment thet he is a candidate for the
throne OF SSpaiu. Il lie =sJs he was born q
native Of Portugal, and will die native.
MADRID, September 2s.-The troubles
at Barcelona have been quelled and the
CITY is now tranquil. One hundred and
twepty-six persons have been arrested
for com pliciiy, and many have escaped.
The fugitives have destroyed che tele'
graph wires and railroad track to pre-.
vent capture. Troops have been sent 10
pursuit and to protect the laborers en-
gagged in repairing the railroad and tele-
graph.
Reiuforcements for the Spanish army
in Cuba sailed from Codiz to-day.
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NEW YORK.

New YoEK September 2s.-The Com.
mercidl understands that an application
has been made to Boutwell, requesting
that he would make provision for supply.
ing the market with currency, in the
event of sfairs assuming once more the
aspect OF panic. 60,
The committee appointed by the Gold
Room 10 adjust The accounts of Friday
last. have been busily engaged all eve
ming, at the banking house Of Jay Cooke
4 Co. The work cannot be completed
90. night, as statements have as yet been
furnished by only about two hundred and
fify out of the three hundred members
of the Exchange. The work of adjust
ment is proceeding on basis OF l35 for
all contracts made on Friday, except
those of Belden & Co., whose accounts
have been thrown out, and who are gen.
erslly spoken of by brokers as "gone
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