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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
ALBANY IuNRRR NIpKRT

There been considerable trade during
SeH which Tater dull the previous weeks There Is
kaal change IN peo- The Of Old aber Fetey
run cat Mes lumber continues coming slowly the sappy
gesent Frelghs suehsuged and are follows:
heH.iof ~; BrisgepsH
Addosn 81 sos 20 Hartford and Providence to Philadelphia
- % " BALTIMORE - 0i Boston "a
wood IS The receipts Al the CoLecor ee during week have
beeh fnows Erie Canal feet uuber shin.
get 4s0O pouud, Chsmpais Canal 2 feet Of
lumber following the railing prces al N, erppaI Yards
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

GUAEoA fair retail demand for PsuysA ess tuA currency
III pr.oe u The
GEskEG-s uodsssse demand heavy souhsu
and Western.
OCEElEs-Bags are 10 odesae dsssd We quote at t6lal7
Cloth u bFm and pFiess hHye advanced 70 ~ S2te
HORssws quote On &c for Rio Gunds and 90 for Americas
selected
hoEET-csba 'ss s4aO6e gold bosd and sa0sse gold
BEhr11s esnaa ned.rsts Esd prices stedy ". quote
AsEla At ~ dlZie gOd SsA D0l6c gOh Taupco GSdBkf
Ie1 !aie 4@Ye, gods Italian 80 Russia C1eAn at S2tJd
&f7S0
EDEs-Tbash sS bssa Rseb general sery Ia CO. ksss The
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
Office of FISK e. HATCH,
Bankers and Dealers in Government Securities
NO. S Nassau Street, New York.
DEPOSITS I. 8. Treasury.

We receive the accounts Of Parks,
Bankers, Corporations, and others,
subject to check at sight, and allow
interest on balances. We make Collec-
tons on all points in the United States
and Canada, and issue Certificates Of
Deposit available in all parts Of the
Union.
We buy and sell, at current rates,
all classes Of Government Securities,
and the Bonds of the Central Pacific
Railroad Company; also Gold aud
Silver coin and Gold coupons.
We buy and sell at the Stock Ez-
change miscellaneous Stocks anu
Bonds, on commission, for cash.
We offer also the United States
Six-per-cent. Thirty Year Currency
Bonds, issued in aid Of the Pacific
Railroad, which are widely esteemed
by moneyed corporations, as the
longest Six-per-Cent Government
Bond in the market.
Communications and inquiries By
Mail or Telegraph will receive
attention.
E1eK g. HATCr
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

WANTS q eoth city and interior operators being pretty well sHprd
h"'el't remain tro aud fn farmer rates are t ssked
" " .r ~. sre ~ moderate rrqnest and sead Domestic
-" u Guy am country If all t,TIte.eN freely AZ e1teme
nId r lose nae buOyGut Uper Leather sock has been
1'',t e.oslg steady former Calcutta goods
scarce dali and somewhat nominal We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
EKFsWAX Is nniet bot prices az

BONIi-Ro Iraule IS quoted at SO Ter tnn. .-..
CORN quiet and prices tend downwad sales az l0Ge
for ceua and Red -.
without change the demand Is moderator We qao AZ
4Or f0r american Graz and Whte,
COFOyl demand has but not general exporters fed
% no srrp and spectators Withdrawing owing 10 the uryorsbe
n news about before; sales Il A55 bales loO
sstvay gnugl 2Z3 taken By spDa aud two by
We b lniohs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

The underlined oar h persons desiring safe and profitable invest
limited Of the above bonds at ~ per cent AID aefat
secured By sinhag Pana o. per cent Per snag@
ara the ONE HUNDRED AND tltIl .FilE
MILES ORA THOROUGHLY BUILT AND FlLLl kQJlfPbD KALI
ACTIVE OPERATION Houston,
uofhcy tie Red River wher - intended TO onuect
with the railroads badng from LaSrenee Kansas CTS ADD 81
branch road % Ausiu 2 niles ~ which j. now IN opera
II valuable po atd timber au TO the amount o!
ssrh mile Of rad but The bonds Issued and 20 De
issaei arrl niisd 10 $1,000 per mile -.
NO BONDS ARK ISSUED EXCEPT UPON ROAD COMPLbIbD,
EQUIPPED AND IN OPERATION.
SHBrHRD KNAPP go. and WILLIAM WALTER PHELPS
esq Trustees unier th- mortgage.
The Rsaay bl projected passes through The most fertile aui
tkyopuNol pyn u the STATE ~ rIa aud during The past
three has rr}lei then double The
th- iusfest AZ sinking faI a anon IT, boniA
" JAMES ROBB KTHG 4 Co,
No SO Wsll.st, NesYork
J. s. KENNEDY s. Co..
10 4 Ceiarst, NeSioTh
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

HOPS are In ned demand fT home corsRmpu and In prices
there bas sess very h change At the close toe mSre. quiet
qHote ~ 508c. fo Michigan aad 6al0c for State.
INDIGO is quiet W quote EcBgsl 81 81 2ei Madras 80o
9$ TO- Manila co. 0pl cts Guatemala VI 1OG 81 < and Cara
81 IS, all gold
LUMBER-woODS SLAVES kc(Duy Lumber 90 per ad
Vaoem 10 al yRo THE closing quotations
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

LEATHERThe ANNALS OF H.mock sale have been LIBERAL
hut y quae by v sales and the market preserves hrner
rsrs little weights Oak Sole
before and Qu stadr Slaughter rough, in good demand, and
realizes fgl puees. We suOte
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
pPAra Irn PRAa

mall eohtsuuE nVes SDd also sapug bow ard when
S CAn packages aud care In putting up vii add nueh 10
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THE MARKETS.
n,...t.rlr rsnnrtel for Tns Tnrnrxr. !

iCarsfauy reported for Tns TainryFl zee.
AsuRs-Tke demand moderate and the market steady at 8 %
Al IS: sa,es. 26 bb.A ~ a.. - ,.1.s
Uts- are Ia lois 10 suy, immediate wants. We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
finantial.

CITY ~ ALLOTMENT, Pa
TRRAsURRBs OFFICE, June 10. 1862 5
NOTICE is hereby given to the holders of
the SIX PER CENT MUNICIPAL BONDS OP TIB CITY OF
ALLEGHENY PA that the COUPONS said Bonds dHe
JULY 1909 will he paid said day Cess the state t at the Bank OF
Pittsburgh IN tbe city Of Pttsbugh, Pa
EIRST MORTGAGE LAND GRANT SINK
IL ING FUND
SEVEN PER CENT BONDS ...
OF THB
HOUSTGN AND TEXAS CENTRAL
RAILROAD COMPANY.
PRINCIPAL AND INTEREST PAYABLE IN GOLD,
IL NETWORK.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

Arrivals o. Beans 22 brs y than the previous week
rose on asd e few sales made aa ots OF Few
barrels each at S2d ~ IS occasionally 81 Is m mediums The
rgt noted sale Of rs barrels r to prae mediums
- S"ihen bAeyj Peas scarce have been run up to
s.. DID, --l. .n..-.re. ILc1. ..,e Or L. a--
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
SECURITY SAVINGS BANK,

CORNER 34TH-ST AND 3D-AyE
Omen every day from 10 p ni evening from to
8 D. m (ssBiays sbd holidays eTeepieIl
SIX PER CENT INTEREST pa all sums from 81 to $500
commencing on the Let Of each moath
pspots made on or before Juy viii draw interest from JulT
TEMPORARY DEPOSITS received end interest allowed as may
be agreed UPON for the IAN time sIeh deposits Tsnai1
.. D. T. MARSHALL, yee-Presideht
RICHARD KKLIY Treasurer
Jort A FfTut,y Secretary
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I869-JULY INTEREST.
CIrIzENS SAVINGS BANK,

No g BOWERY. s. W COR OFCANAi->f.
AENUAL INTEREST At tb raie Of FIX PER GENT per 50
pula on an upW-ri. wh egR on orposH io
three will be credited aud payable TO depos'os on ana
aner w DNESDAY july n. .
e.t secsrirey aAd depOa books az a9y
tine shen presented ahcr the as Of july
Tg BANK op Byery Dy Tor the reception aud plnent o.
money ll. ald 10 tie l4elrss OF AoNbAi -
WEDNESDAY,. and FRIDAY ten 5 To o'clock !,
DEPOSITS isd on or J goth will draw Interest oa s
lst sf JilT
BANK BOOKS IN German Preach snd FDSl 81 , -.
SAVIOUR 4 BUSCE. Sscretay. E4 QLlNIAtD. Pre'.nent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

Too rnsny chickens sat n tor the fogh Most OF ihn
Of small fe sell slowly II lover rates Fowls And sA' arc
lower We quOis
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07

lruor Damaged. all weights ~ GA
10 note In this market. business stlll
. such a. 10 j.. comes mainly from the
ows: Cuba Centrifugal aud Mixed,
MuscOyaia. a. d11c. Porto REQ.
and New Orleans. 7549oc,
long, bus prices are nOmiDally uG'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-07-07
yEGETABLEs, a

The few old potatoes q BE oA fatet OR qeoiiion ls
- a. new only 81 ts6se IRON Norfolk are both ss sho soE
badly. They sci ~ sld%5 v f.t.,s so,..L.-
Connecticut are adrd ~ We ~ ob
hing 4 " with string Beans At % ~ OhAs"n iV'~"' "
unsaahe We quote: M
H. l.. b.. VOD ~ f"'s'"t'I'e'.'"" 90
Gncanb6u Norfolk, L"us
udo 3 Norfolk O00 W
o., 4 + L,y-.... | Ota Is Taulps Nes white -. 90.
Umoos, Red bill. ~ ,I A. ~, ''''' so,6 as
String bbl.....'s eWdlV W nN~A'F '"'''''
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$50, but that cold weather reduced it very mate.

1850, but that cold weather reduced IL very mate
rally.
One fact regret 10 record is that the bulk or
| 'his crop VIII go North, principally TO Baltimore
Is IL not the duty OF Charleston factors to endea.
vorto control the railrond taritr as to direct the
cotton from the eastern section Of our State from
| points north to the "Cl,y by the Sea.n we have
direct trade TO foreign ports and II is but com.
! mon prudence In us to cndcav0r to build up our
| own trade In our own country. Planters must
nave advancements, and, could our Charleston
hrins establish local agents here who would know
the proper persous here TO whom aid could safely
be given, IL would. to q great extent increase tho
shipments In that direction. Many substantial
men and planters whose obligations could he
rcckoned on are too little known In the city to OBJ.
tain tile necessary aid, while, 1t appears, others
not nearly SO able to meet their dues by some
means obtain credit. To remedy this, q local
| agency would probably DC found most efficient,
| and surely 1t is worth the serious attention OF
| Charleston merchants. A new year Is upon us.
| and this il the time to act.
Our village is to have, In few weeks hotel
The Old Brown Hotel, purchased In November by
Mr. I. b. Brady, has by hlm been sold to Mr.
j. +. Finger, OF Wilmington, who u now rciitting
and furnishing 1t for his lessee, MIR. s. b. Cocutt,
| OF Georgetown. Thus one great want IL TO he
supplied, and transient visitors will not be hence
ioItu Ut u loSS LOT the Wilerewith TO bc feu.
by the way, the luurishng school OF Messrs.
| Mitchell and witherow has closed Its second
session for this year. The examination, Which
was held ON the 10th and 10th instant was highly
| satisfactory TO the parents OF the young ideas.
and very credltable to the teachers. On Thurs
day night the youthful Clreros entertained q
audience for some two hours or more, forcibIy
evidcncing their good training for contact with
| the coming world, in which they arc to bear
their parts This school Is local academic lnstl.
tuition of many years. standing, and to it many
| who among us now front the evil day owe their
first lessons in that knowledge which now renders
| them able to show themselves men.
On Monday, 27th, We are to have public In.
stallation OF the officers OF Clinton Lodge No. CO.
| A. F. NJ. The officers are: Major S. A. Durham, w.
NJ; W. II. Witherom, S. WI J. T. Dubois, J. w.
| W. c. Mcmillan, treasurer, and ]. NJ. johnson,
tpfce A. l.. Evans declined re election,) secretary
Harris Covngton, Esq., OF Marlboro, is to deliver
an address to the craft, and picnic Is to follow.
TIL then defer speaking oft. PEEDRE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
tFRoa THE ASSOCIATED rREss.I
Georgia Affairs.

WASHINGTON, December c3.
Bullock convencs the Georgia Legislature
on tile 10th Of January.
The opinion prevails here tha. Governor Bu,.
locks proclamation VIII not secure quorum OF
Tie Legislature at Atlanta.
Muny members OF Congress who voted for the
bill to promote reconstruction In Georgia. have
given assurances that convention OF the pcoplc
OF Georgia, pedging the adoption OF the Fife entb
amehdmcnt and the rescating OF the negroes,
will secure the immediate repeal OF the act
Senator Morton says that the whole object OF
the legislation Is to secure the adoption OF the rlr
teenth amendment.
The Texas Election.
Texas advices from Governor pcase saw TINT
Davis ia 400 ahead, exclusive OF Milan and Navarro
Counties, which will elect Hamilton, II counted.
In Milan, the election was stopped on account OF
disturbance. In Navarro, nc election was held
on regular days, on account OF incomplete regis
tration. Questions regarding counting these
counties have been referred to The President who
awaits Reynolds report before deciding
Naval News.
The steamers Y0ntic and Albany are or,crcI
after reitting 10 join the Eor,n Atlantic sauad.
ron. The Seminole is ordered to San Domingo;
the Nantucket Is already III F. Coal for the
North Atlantic flect Is ordered 70 the Bay OF Sa-
mana, which is now occupied by the United
States. Port Royal, S. G., Will probably be used
as rendezvous for the North Atlantic squadron.
dispatch from Fortress Monroe says the Sran.
ISL ncet Is coming into the roa,$
Misccllancoyf,.
boutwcll and Robcson spe.', 'heir holidays
here. -
The President won't receive Soitors during the
holidays a.
The customs for The week ed. ing the 18th in.
slant were two and n half nIilIIoa.
The New forS Tribune says awe trust the
Presi''cui Will see the propriety II speedily with
drawing iIoar's name and sub .ituiing therefor
that OF some thoroughly capable and thoroughly
Trustworthy Southern lawyers
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
If1RION.
Cheering Sign. OF Coming prosporI.,
IFRnM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
luc SOTU
tomorrow

[PRnN OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
MARION, December Is.
During the past month, many things have
occurred calculated to produce the impression
that despite past and present misrulc our county
Is recuperating more rapidly from the prostra-
lion OF the late war, and the dsorganizatIon of
our social and laborlng status than the most san.
guine expected. Matters generally wear bright
CT aspect, and only dull, gloomy turebodIng of
some more destructive blow to the liberty and
consequently the property OF our people than
hos yet been dealt restraints us from feeling that
our country must soon vie with tile wealthlcst in
| the Union. The aim Of every one Is to plant
again the vino and 1g tree where once they nour.
fshed, and to ask from those who now oflicer the
chip OF State protection and justice to all. Give
us these. and The rest ls our work.
The first cheering sign s that litigation is much
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. because we are transactIng
most OF our business on the cash system, or TINT
debtors are making better crops and can meet
their obligations, cannot bc known but, In either
view, 1t Is matter for congratulatlon. Our court
dockets have been largely reduced by the extra
term held by Judge Green, for two weeks preced-
Ing November 20, and II the PenitentIary would
retain some OF the gentry we send there, our
criminal docket would DO 80 lessened as to opcn
to lltiganis the courts without requiring extra
sessions.
Again, on salesday OF tlis month, lands brou ght
prices which had not been realized since our ante
oe'tun' sales. The landed property OF the estate
OF the late Major g. F. Gibson brought the gross
sum OF $2o6S7, portion OF one plantation bring.
Ing as much rs $50 per acre. On Tuesday follow.
Ing, the estates OF Gcnoral Ely Godbcld and Mr..
I. w. Godbold were sold by their assignee, and,
!" some extent, commanded as good prices rs
the Gibson estates on Monday.
These evidences Of Improvement, connected
with the Improved tone and energetic action of
our people, at least affords ground for hoping
"thcres better time coming" Cotton Is still
held for proper advance OF price, and most
plantcrs, though exercising the grumbllng prIvl.
legcs accorded them, have done very well. Ono
who planted for one hundred bales, has pnned
and packed out crop amounting to one hundred
anu eight. Corn crops arc undoubtedly short,
uut much Of the complaint In relation to It results
from desire to mako moro than ia necessary,
and also from dcvoting undue prepondcrance OF
attention to the cotton crop. Tho seasons have
not beon propltlous, but, so far as con be asccr.
talncd, the yield Is greater than was expected
Home two months ago. Tho cotton crop Is much
shortened by tho cold weather Of tho last OF Sop.
tcmbcr and the first OF October, and many bolls
which 'were expected to open seemed to have
heen ruinod by that weather. Had tho autumn
OF this year been as late usual, the yield would
havc come near. considering the reduced area
cultivated, 10 that OF the famous cotton year,
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THE EXPRESS RoBBERy.-The Kingstree
Star gives these further particulars OF the rob.
berry reported In yesterdays NEWS:
There was on express robbery committed at
night OF the 18th instant. Two packages OF mon.
ey, one said to contain $500. and addressed to
Daniel McNatt; the other, Bald 10 contain $50 e.
and addressed to WI. Ferrcll. These packages
were delivered to Mr.. Roberts, tho express agent
at that place, and deposited by him in the money
drawer In his store. At night when no went 10
leave his store. and on taking his money out OF
the drawer he discovered TINT the packages were
missing. lie Immediately instituted search, but
without success. Detective o. Il. Levy, OF
charleston. has been engaged for several days
ed Samuel Brown. Robert Brown, Rebccca Brown
and Eliza Brown, against whom there appears
evidence OF guilt. These parties gre father wife
and children. Robert 10 penitentiary blrl) seems
10 be the chief actor In tho theft and the Others
accessories. Mr.. Levy recovered through the I'm.
formation OF his sister {who says Robert admitted,
10 her that hc took tho money, and that she saw
the Express envelopes) $103, which was In the
possession OF Roberts mother. lie also found i'm
The house or the parents new trunk, which was
cln1med by the girl, alied with dry goods PERU.
mery, confectionery. and a large three dollar
pound cake, &c. &c amounting In tho aggregate
to about sixty dollars WORTH which the girl SAYS
was purchased with money given to her by Rob-
crt. The above parties after undergoing pre.
liminary examination before Magistrate Maurice
have oil been committed TO await their trial and
with the exception OF Robert, have oil been b.j
ed. since the above was put In type Jim ThurIc
mulattO, and son OF the Old woman has been
arrested and $lso found on his person.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
RAILROAD prscnrxrSArroy.- The follow

RAILROAD DIscRIarNATIoN.-The following
Petition signed by large number Of citizens, has
been presented to the Columbia City Council:
The undersigned respectfully petition your hon
oraule boly not TO pass any ordinance permit.
road Company to connect their ROAD with the
Grsenyille and Columbia Railroad Company, by
granting tue right OF way through tho streets or
IN thn ordinance as part OF the contract and
condition on which tito permission to connect
said road Is granted:
"rhat the charge for transportation and freight
by the Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad
Company over their railroad, In ali cases to ami
from The City OF Columbia shall not exceed tho
lowest charges for the same service pro rata
over tho entire linc to any point.n
1onr petitioners believing that tho interest OF
inc Clty OF Columbia lm2eratlycly demand this
protection from railroad monOpoes, pray your
nonoraDe ,,, body to grant this Just right, which
na,, Isl enhance the Value OF tho property In lilo
unjust and discriminating tariffs.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
TIE AYER-oLryEn CASE.

RICHMOND, December 23
At Charlottesville, in the case OF Aver.
charged with the killing OF DR.. 4. II. Oliver, Miss
Ellen Aver and DR.. Brown, the family physician,
testified to the e1eos that Miss Aver was about
to become mother, and that the deceased had
seduced her. Aver was balled In twenty thous.
and dollars to answer tho indictment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
1tlurrlr0.

vINCENT-WYMAN-O the 9th instant bv
tnc tcv. Edmund lscllingcr, HOWARD r. VINcENT
OF charleston, to q. GERTRUDE, daughter OF Dr.
j. W. Wymnn, Of Beaufort District.
VtNCE-MAULE.-OnW Wednesday, evening liz.
ceinhgr Ed, ut 0rangcburg Courthouse by the
' Mev. l. II. I.cgarc, THOMAS &. VINCE and CLEAEN.
,tSE D., youngest daughter or the late Charles s.
Thursday. December 10. Mt
81; IaniS church. New Orleans l,y tile Rev Mr..
ADAMS, l'r. j. B. JOHNSON to Miss ClrA SloO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
WASHINGTON.
THE FUTURE FINANCI1L PoLICr
or TIE ADMINISTRATIONS
UNFOLDED.
Twelve Hundred Million Loan. nj
Four and n Half per Cent, Principal
and Interest Payable Fra Gold.
ESPECIAL rELHunAM TO THE sEws.l


WASHINGTON December %.
The authorities OF the Treasury Department
have prepared a bill, illustrating what is to he
proposed as the future financial policy Of the ud
ministratIon. 1t provides for the creation OF a
new loan Of twelve hundred millions of dollars 10
bear interest ut the rate of four and half per
cent, and principal and interest to be payable in
gold The loan,o be made ycmpts from taxa.
tlon, and the interest is TO DC pnid to foreign
bondhotdcrs In London, Paris and Frankfort.
The bonds of the loan are TO be cxchangabc for
nll nvc.twcntics.
secretary boutwell, lad intended to submit this
bill to Congress yesterday, but has decided, In.
stead, TO lay it before the Committee on Finance
during the holiday recess.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
CANDYI CANDYi CANDYI

Let those who want Fresh and Pure CANDY 90
to A. d. PLEMING's Steam Candy Factory, No.
s4l King street. Branch Store corner OF King and
Ann streets. Also, received 10 oases Of French
Confectionery, OF direct importation, composed
OF the greatest variety Of orystalzed and glazed
Fruits and Bon.Bons, Of all shapes and forms, to
please tho ladies' and little ones, for Christmas.
Also, lne assortment OF Cakes and Mince Pies
for the holidays. dec1s II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24
Z UR ore.

LONDON, December o.
The trial of ovcrend, Quincy & Co. is over,
and the defendants were acquitted.
Lorl'lard's New York yacht, on q voyage round
the world, was lost In the Mediterranean. The
crew was saved.
PARIS December %.
The Corps LegIslatir will probably be adjourned
tomorrow
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24

&D- NOTICE.-BY VIRTUE OF AN
order made by the Judge of tho First Circuit,
dated the LIST December, 1860, notice IS hereby
given to oil Trustees and Guardians whose Bonds
wore taken by the former Masters in Equity for
this County, to come In and vouch their accounts
before me on or before the 18th January next
otherwise they wlll he reported I'm default.
JAMES W. GRAY, Special Roferce,
dcclO f3 Oflcc Courthouse
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-24

.maO- STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
LEXINGTON COuNTYin Probate Court-Ex
partc JAMES INABlNET and JURIAH f. INABI-
NET-Petiiion for Partition of Real Estatc-It ap-
pcarlng to the satisfaction OF the Court that
CAROLINE, ISABELLA, JURIAH and JOHN
GEiJERS, four OF the defendants in the above en-
titled case, are residents out OF and beyond the
limits OF this State OH motion OF Messrs. DYTnEv-
LILLE SIsrRUsk for tile petitioners: It Is ordered,
that tie said ISABELLA, JURIAH, CAROLINE
and JOHN GElJERS, do appear plead, answer or
dcmur TO the said petition within forty dayc from
'hc publication OF this order; anG I'm default
thereof q Judgment pro conJesso viii he entered
against them. ADAM ErIRD,
nov10 fl2 Judge OF Probate, L. c.
e -7sssPRRRy,s -CoAEppNf -A1S] PM
PIE REMEDY positively cures Comedones Bald
Heads or Grubs;) also Red, White and Malterated
rimpes on the face. Depot No. 40 Bond street.
New York Sold by Druggists everywhere.