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SOUTH AMER aCA.

THE FARAGUAYAN WAX.
LONDON, April 1.-THE latest advices from
Rio Janeiro state that the allies were prepar-
ing to send an expedition of $4,000 men from
Asuncion into the interior of Paraguay in
search of President Lopez.
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VERMONT.

A SASG Or blGAMH.
RUTLAND, April 12.-John D. Horne, alias
J. B. Heath, has been arrested at Chester for
bigamy and committed to Jail at Woodstock
The first wife appeared and caused the arrest.
Much excitement prevails as the second wife il
a very respectable young lady of Chester.
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CHARLESTON, April 9.-Freights-To Liyerpool
by steam I'D " ID. on UplaDds and ia on Sea Islands
10 The West indies. Cuban ports, North side. on
Lumber SO, Gold, ~ M, and $40 " NJ, Gold, for
South side Coastwise-To New York by steam, &c
~ N on Uplands and 1c on Sea Island Cotton, and
r 5O az fierce on Rice by SAIL 81 70 q 50 y bale on
TfTnIands: on resawed Lumber 50 " NJ; on Timber
SO d M; on Resin 75c " Dbl. TO Boston, by steam
az fb on Cotton; S12 % NJ ON resawed Lumber and
Ala d9 M on Timber
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ANDY GIVES UP HIS TRIP TO EUROPE.
NASHVILLE, April 12.-Ex- President John
son is still in Nashville, and has abandoned
time and energies in behalf of the disfranchised
Of the south. He will speak in all the South
ern States. He leaves for Memphis tomorrow.
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THE DOMINION OF CANADA.

WYOMING, Canada, April 12.-George Tay-
lor's oil refinery, containing $50 bbls refined
and 700 bbls. crude oil, was destroyed by fire
last night. Loss about $4,000
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New Work stock and Money Market.
NEW YORK. April 12.-The Money market was
very close, with the bulk of operations per cent
currency with commission of 1-16 a per cent,
mainly the former, and coin interest. discounts
nominal Sterling Exchange dull and heavy at lO7 i
"a 1911 tor best bills and it IL difficult to name the
price for round lots. Gold lower but closed quiet
and steady; opened at 1881 fell to 1921 and closed at
1891 @ 1891. The activity of Saturday is reflected in
the clearances to-day. The City Of Brooklyn
brought $1,034, 900 in American coin from Earope
for which the Assistant Treasurer has issued prop
er security. The payments of coin interest to-day
amounted to $4,000 The rates paid for borrow
ing were 1-16 to per cent? and per cent. 1t APP
pears that the Bank of New York paid all its Gold
checks Saturday Governments opened strong with
62s and 10 4Os as the features; the former sold
high as 121, but the advances not maintained,
falling to 100; other issues fell q per cent in
sympathy. The market finally closed strong
Henry Clewes Co. furnish the following 4.30 quo
1921 q 1901; do 1864 1i5 q list; do 1866, 117l a
!l1f; 90 new, l13z q 113b; do 1867. 1873 q 1885, do
1893 I1sa 1881; 10 4Os. 1861 q 1o5a; Pacific SIS,
Border State bonds weaker on North Carolina's
others firm; Mssouri's, s7b; old Tennessee's, 81 a
s.; new do, 65i q g.; Virginia's, 59f q so.
Stock market during the morning was dull and
cepti0nally strong and higher. st Paul was some
what irregular. Early in the afternoon there was an
advance, New York Central reaching 1881, Rock Is
land 1873, Fort Wayne 1921 ex-dv., St. Paul common
7s4; Mariposa preferred 81 ard Michigan Southern
IS, The advance was subsequently lost and the
market closed dull. The following are $50 prices =
Pacific Mail. 92 New York Central, 1924 q 1921
Erie, Ssh g 81; Hudson, 144f g 145; Harlem, 1881 q
1872; Michigan Central, 11St Illinois Central. 139 q
14O; Chicago & Rock Island, 1924 a 1924; Chicago
North Western, "a q sat; do preferred, 96.
The clearances at the Gold Exchange Bank to-day
amounted to sis, 900.
The balance at the Sub-Trsasury to-day amount
ed to $S9, 3S2,019.
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steam Power to Let.

IN Cape Elizabeth Ferry Village suitable for Coon
or most any other manufacturing purpose. with
Apply to Perley q Russell, or
apriuoAW j. W. DYER,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
M tSCELLANEOU
WASHINGTON MILLS,
LAWRENCE, MASS.
Ga SCOTCH CHEVI0TS.
1860.

These goods are known to the Trade as "CHE-
VIOTS" and "BANNoCKBURNS," and are the
strongest and most durable wooden fabric which can
be made as it is impossible to make them OF shoddy
or any other material with which the manufacture
of woolens has usually been cheapened.
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YIRGINIA.
GOV. wELLEs' ADDRESS.

RICHMOND, April 12-Gov. Welles this af-
ternoon addressed a large Republican meeting,
giving history of the passage of the Virginia
election bill by Congress and attributing much
of the success to his own exertions in its be-
halt
DEPARTURE OF GEN. sToNEMAN.
Gen. Stoneman, with the 21st Infantry, lett
to-day for Baltimore en- route to California.
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NEW YORK. April 12-Cotton very firm; sales
1900 balesj Middng uplands 2s}c Flour-sales 300
bills; State and Western dull and heavy; superfne
% q 40; extra Western 90 a 925; Southern dull
and dropping; sales 300 bbs.; extra IS q 10 90.
wnear heavy ana s III sale sales bush White
for No. delivered and 81 for No. delivered. Corn
a shade lower; sales A, 900 BUSH; new Mixed West
BUSH I western 7e 7ssc Beet du PORK PORK
irregular and lower; sales 100 bbs. mess 80 so
81 70, closing at 50 Is regular. Lard rmer terces
Ut @ 1870. Butter quiet. Whiskey nominal; Wes-
tern 92c free. Rice quiet at 81 9sc for Carolina.
Sugar quiet and steady sales 400 hhds. Porto Rico
at III q 14ic Coffee-Rio Arm with tair demand !;
sales 5000 bags Rio private terms. Moasses dull
and unchanged. Naval Stores rather easier; Spirits
Turpentine 40 a. 495c; sales 200 bbls Rosin at 40 a
90; 1900 bbls. strained at AT. Petroleum quiet;
crude 1T @ l7lc; refined bonded 80 a 323c sales 800
bbs. at 32c. Freights to Liverpool dull Cotton per
sail I'd and per steamer $50 q 3-16d; Corn Sd per
steamer.
PHILADELPHIA. April 10.-Coal Market.-The
market has stitened up very much since our last
port, Coal having advanced from 80 to SOC % ton at
the mines. This advance has been chiefly, in fact al
most solely, caused by the belief that general strike
is inevitable at no very distant day, and which has
naturally created universal desire to accumulate
sufficient supplies to insure against want during the
period of suspension. The New York and Eastern
markets have not fully sympathzed in this feeling
from Port Richmond have inereased.-North Ameri
can.
CHICAGO, April lZ.-EXcnanBe on new fOrk uru
at 10 premium. Wheat dull and declined a &c
No. at O5 Corn very dull; new 5l4 q 51tc. Oat
dull; No. regular Size Rye dull at 10 fer No.
do on track %. Barley active and irmer at 81
q 20. Whiskey at s63c. Mess Pork dull at 80 30
Lard more firm; quoted at III q 1se. Dry saltee
shoulders steady at lie loose and 124c packed Swee
picked Hams steady at l6 q 17lc. Live Hogs stead,
at 30 q 30; common fair to choice 10 90 q 10 81
Cattle moderately active and steady.
CINorNNATI Al ril l2.Whiskey advanced to eoc
Mess Pork nominal Bulk Meats dull; shoulders a
12c; sides I44c Bacon dull; shoulders at 13c; side
1871 q 163c. Sugar cured Hams 1S a 19c, canvasset
and picked Lard nominal; old 18c.
MILWAUKEE, April 12.-Flour nominal. Whea
unsettled Mol at 118; No. at OFT. Oats dull a
53I for fresh Mop. Rye nominal. Barley quiet ant
steady at 90 q 20.
SAVANNAH. April 12.-Cotton in good demand
sales 800 bales; Middllngs 272c receipts 800 bales
exports, to Liverpool 81, lis bales. sasssssfSl
MOBILE, April 12.-Cotton firm; sales $50 bales
low Middlngs 26sc; receipts 9237 bales.
CHARLESTON, S. c., April 12.-Cotton irmer an
more active; sales GOO bales; Middlings 27sc; re
| ceipts $50 bales.
NEW ORLEANS. April 11.-Cotton more active a
| an advance OF q &c; Middlings 2s4 a 2Sjc; sale
1850 baes receipts 1888 bales; exports 4731 bales
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dy The. season of the year has already come when
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w. W. WHIPPLE & CO., Portland,
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Horses, Carriages, &c, at Auction
EVERY SATURDAY, at II O'Clock A. NJ, on nc
- market lot, Market street, shall sell Homes
lone Horse;
One Wagon;
One Robe.
Apl2S. FO BAIIEv Auct,oo..
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II. X. HUNT,

commission Merohsnt and Auotioneer,
NJ o 3l6 Congress Street, will, on Thursday even
In ing, Feb. II, at o'clock, sell at Auction lare.
consignment of Staple and Fancy Goods.
Auction sales every evening. Goods viii be sold
prices. Cash advanced ali descriptions of goods
Consignments not limited
february IL, 1868. diff
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And we have very many more bargains equally a.
desirable, but too numerous to mention,
Suffice 1t to say our goods are cheaper than we
have ever been able to offer them. w
r-Remember the place.
8 Deering Block, Congress St.
April 7-d2w
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ANOTHER CONTRIBUTION TO THE CONSCIENCE
FUND.
WASHINGTON, April 1O.-Another conscience
stricken individual to-day transmitted from
Boston to the Treasury Department the sum
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.b09 THE da3n5I
Merchants Protective Union
neutrality-suspicious. REGISTER


TIME MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNI
IL ION, organized to promote and protect
trade, by enabling it's Subscribers to- attain fa~
oility and safety in the granting Of credits, and
tbs recovery of olaimAi at all puints,9 have to-
announce that they will, 10 eptember, 1868,
" pnn M n pss .srss .ePsoTso x1sSnG Us,os mss,
CAMILLE KEFERENcE REGISTER, containing among
other things. tho Names; Nature Of Business,
Amount. Of Capital, Financial Standing, did
and Rating as to Credit, of over 100000 Of the
principal merchants, traders, bankers, manu-.
lecturers, and public companies, in more thah
10000 Of the cities, towns, villages, md settle.
mepts throughout tho United tates, tbeirter4.
%ritorics, and the British Provinces Of North.
A.tnerica and embracing the most important;
information attainable and necessary to enable
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ms customers as arc deemed worthy Of any gra-
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directory, containing tho title, character, price,.
ana place of publication, with full particulars
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to the prcss Of every county in the United.
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and reliable legal correspondents, whose char.
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Of tho information furnished By them, it 10
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ful and complete, and, therefore, superior TO-.
and of much grentcr value, than any previously
issued. ~. a
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at n glance, tho capital and graduation of credit.
as compared with financial worth, of nearly.
every merchant, manufacturers, trader, and.
banker, within the above named territorial.
limits.
On or about tho frstof each month, subscri-
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containing, among other things, q record of
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Reference Rcgistor," fifty dollars, 1850, } for
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Holders of five $40 shares of tho Capital
Stock, in addition to participating in the profits,
will receive one copy Of the (" Mercantile Refer
once Register" free Of charge; holders Of ton
shares will be entitled ia two copies; and no
moro than ton shares of the Capital took will.
be allotted to any one applicant. .nga
relative to the book should be addressed to the
MERCHANTS PROTECTIVE UNION, in
the American Exchange Bank Building, No.
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OcOlace County.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
Oconce County.
Alexander Allgood, Ex'or, Citation for q FL
ra vs.. nal Scttlementand
Banistor Allgood. Decree.
appearing to my satisfaction that Banister
j. Allgood, Alvin Allgood, Ellis Murphy and
wife Jane, jeremiah Ellis and wife Patsy, Fran
CHS Henderson,, wife of William Henderson,
formerly Francis Kennemorc, and tho heirs of
Casander Major, deceased, names and number
unknown, defendants in this case, reside with.
out tho limits Of this State: 1t is therefore
ordered that they do appear in person or by
attorney at a Court Of; Probate to DO holden at
Rickens Court House, at 10 o'clock, "A. NJ, on
Monday, tho 9th day of September next, to show
cause why q inal settlement of the Estate of
Barnett ii. Allgood should not be had and a
docreo given thereon, or their consent in failing
to attend will be entered Of record.
Given under my hand and seal at pickcns
Court House this 5th juno, 1869.
!. II. PIlILPOT,
Judge of Probate.
Juno S, 1860 81 3m
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ware over whichftho sturdy JohnnsBullian
had been made 40 boiaterously faddled. i, 4
Tom left the chip at Smyrna in charge Of
the frst officer, and came CClhsarleston and.
30 d that ffip. s2bsF
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Demorest's Young America,
ENLARGED. II

FHNIIE BEST JUVENILE MAGAZINE. Ey.
cry Boy and Girl that secs it says so all
the Press say so; and Parents and Teachers con.
firm it. Do not fail to secure n copy. A good
Microscope. with n Glass Cylinder to confine
ilvlng objects, or q good two bladod, pearl
Pocket Knife, and n largo number of other
desirable articles. given rs premiums to each
subscriber. Yearly, $3.50.
Publication Office.
RI 1873 Broadway, New York.
Try it, Boys and Girls. Specimen copies, ten
ccnts, mailed free.
Dec. 10, 1858 ~
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Y an early date, tho subscribers will publish
n the first number of asAlonthly Magazine, de-
voted to the development of the material interests
OF the State, and the whole South; and will dis.
tribute five thousand copies gratuitously, so that
every one may see what il is before subscribing.
ihey intend to make ii the hest and landsomest
industrial magazine ever published at The South,
and they ask The cordial o.opernt. on of every
good citizen in this enterprise, which must rebound
to the public welfare.
Persons Wishing copies of the first number will
please send thcir address to
WALKER, EVANS s. COGSWELL%
Charleston, g. G..
May 10, 1869 81 8m
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NorE.-Wo would call the particular atten
ton of our friends to the above card. p. P.
Tloale has q large Factory. and such facilities
as enable him to supply the best work Of his
own make nj low prices. A very large and
complete assortment always on hand at-his
Factory. HORLBECK'S WHARF, NEAR
NORTH EASTERN RAILROAD DEPOT.
CHARLESTON, s. c..
N.B.AOrdcrs from tho country solicited,
and strict attention paid to shipping in good
order.
April S, 1860 &c If
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f@ QISL1 "EH.
STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA, @
BUREAU OF AGRloULTURAL STATISTICS.
Columbia, June Is, 1860.
TNIIE nttention of the citizens Of the State is
IL respectfully invited to the annexed extracts
from on ACT passed at tho recent session of tho
General Assembly, and ratified on tho, 10th dry
with tho officers charged with the execution of
the law is earnestly requested. tg5I
The enumeration of the inhabitants is to fur.
nish o basis for tho apportionment Of roprcsen.
tatioi in the jnoxt Goneral Assembly, in aooor-
dance with Section 4 of Article II of tho Con.
s%titution, and the necessity for its correctness
will commend itself to citizens of. all political
views ~ "f1sfN2 t
In connection with this work tho statistics 90
the agrlcaltural PRODUCE 81. 81 ,ast ,oar MI, MI
tbs sak"s ~ ana n. is om;Sent}v. ls as;rSn vp' ,Siat
they should be returned. as fully and intelligi.
IDLY fas foifcnmstaHces will permit, as ills OK.
pected that they will furnish valuable data in
the future, agricultural history of the State.
HENRY sPARNICK,
Isl Qaa I 49, g Commissioners an saeFse:s
1n Act to proui7e for the Enumeration of
! as 1n1assfa"s gl4s ste'e. AF
SEcrIoS 8. That it ahallb the ddty of each
and every person appointed TO take the census
by virtue Of, .thiao Act to,call personally on the
head. OF some member 81 eacii amily in the
County, or portion Of County, for which he or
they shall! haYeh boen appointed and obtain
from such head of @ family or momber thereof,
as aforesaid, the ndh.bbf.o of porsons contained
in suoh family, and such other information as
may boz required and. directed by tho tCommis.
siogger Of the Bppprona Of, Agricultural STATISTICS.
'skc.@4.s That each hmcaad' or mommbero Of q fam.
lily shall, whealsnmtione thereto by The por-
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Piedmont Life Insurance Compa
OF y
RICHMOND, va.

,T,IIIS COMPANY is bnscd upon q paid IN
IL capital of Ole Hundred Thousand Dollars,
safely invested in Real Estate, and during tho
first seventeen months of its origin had issued
about $4,000 Policies. and had received nm in.
come Of aboutS360, 900, q success never cqualed,
if reached, by any Company in the world.
This Company insured, and paid promptly,
tho policy on the life of General N. g. Evans.
Gallon tho subscribers, and secure,a Policy at
once, for delays are dangerous" All of it's
Policies arc non-forfeiting. .
j, J. NORTON. Accnt.
WIN. WARNE, NJ. d., Medical ,Exeminer.
~. I. SHARPE. Agent at Pcndlcton, S. G.
ISACC BRANCH. M. d., Agent ut Large.
& Walhalla, March o., 1860. -
We refer to Gov. j. L. Orr, Judge Murray.
Lion. J.P. Reed, Gen. McGowan, Hon. w, b.
simpson. Rev. D.. M. Turner, Rev. r. L. Grior,'
and at least one bundled from Abbeyille. ai
OF wl"m arc insured in thir
.uar0hYy =, 1869 % am,*
2 SORGO AND SOUTHERN@CANE.
rH,HEA American Sorgo Manuel for 1860 con.
: tains full directions for cultivating Sor.
ghum, Manufacturing Syrup and Sugar, the
latest improvements in Machinery, and other
tinfomation0 of great Importance. Sent free.
Address GEO. i. SQUIER & BRO.
Y ,.is8. Buffalo, New York.
Way 10, 1860 81 If
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RLANK BOOKS of all kinds, such as Sher.
- iiPs. Clerks, Judge of Probate, County
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TO any pattern, of the BEST PAPER AND MATER1.
AIS, with or without printed headings also,
PACED or indexcd, as required.
Special attention given to tho binding of
Music, Periodicals, Law Books, and all other
work. $500
May lS, 1860 80 tf
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Rich, Rare and Spicy
CONSISTING or.

CONSISTING or: aa
Pure Baltimore Plain Candies, Fancy Candies
of different kinds, Fine French Candies. Cocoa
nuts, Almonds, Filberts, Butternuts, Raisins,
Cheese, Crackers of all kinds, Tea and Fancy
Cakes, Spices, Pepper. Ginger, Brandy Peach.
es, Lomons Syrupa Fresh Canned Oysters aud
all kinds.
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TIE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLWA
F'ickens-Em Equity.
Samuel Knox Bill for CONSTRUCTION Of
noirs Of II 4. P. Knox. WILL par''''0D'ass:f
I'm obedience to tho decree of the Court of Ed.
IL uity, made in this cause at June form, 1864,
notice is horcby given to the heirs:at.Iaw Of
Andrew P. Knox, deceased, requiring aud en-
joining them and each and every of then 70 be
and appear in the Court Of Equity, for tho Dis
day" from the date hereof to- identify then.
selves as heirs at law of tho snid AndrewoP
Knox. deceased and furthcr, toclaim thefaud
belonging to them, arising from the ale Of Real
Estate in this cause, on pain of being "barrcd
any further decree toSbe made in this cause.n
ROB'T. A THOMPSON, c.E.p.p.
CONS Oaico, July II, 1868. Ag
Pickens @. III. 3aAt ~ 3Ma@l lY4In
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'sS# iss is his bsst, lawyer, his bss ii
counsel, his Best Judge, his best advisor, and
. also ltsssssheapsst and most reasonable.
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IaS WNAAs EarSS9roo pD DEATH i Ii, 4. fact 10,
generally known, perkaps, that Washington
drew; his last breath'in' tho last hour Of The
l bast !d day thei last week in theslast month Of
the lastacentufS He died on Saturday night
y twelve a'ciook,, December alat, 1900.
The Bedford gazette. [volume] (Bedford, Pa.) 1805-current, 1869-11-04

Gov. HOLDEN of North Carolina is
engaged in carrying out plan of ope-
rations III regard to the organization of
negro militia which is creating great
deal of excitementamongst the people
of that State. What his actual inten-
tiOns are has not transpired, but from
the secresy OF his movements the peo-
pie have been led to anticipate conse-
quences far from being agreeable to
themselves. What the assem- bling of
these negro troops means has not yet
been developed, bat it seems remarka-
bic that there should be any occasion
for convening them, and the reasons
why and wherefore be unknown to the
public generally.