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CETOTIFYRA.
HOW TO CURE IT.

Al The commencement Of the tiiarrhnea,
which always precedes an attack Of the
cholera, take 4 teaspoonful Of tho Pain
Killer in sugar and water, (warm, II convo.
nient,) and then bathe freely the, stomach
bowels with the Pain Killer clenr. Should
tho diarrh@a or cramps continue, repent
the dose every ten oy, fifteen miuutss tin the
patient is relieved, In extreme oases, two
or moro teaspoonfnls may bo given at
dose. si5s5. /
-. The Pain Killer, as an Internal remedy,
hab nc eei,aL 10 oases Of Cholera, SUM-
rner Complaints, Dyspepsia, Dyssniery,
Asthma, IL cures In one night, by taking II
internally, and bath with It freely. It's
action Is like magic, when externally appli-
ed 10 bod Sores, Burns, scaids. and spraips.
For siok Headache, and Toothaohe, don't
fail to try IT. In short, tits a Pain Killer.
The Pain Killer is cold BY all dealers In
Family Medicines. eaf45l 's a2aRi
sep 2-lm,I fy; 9gi lgisEs5
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Assignee's Sale.

IN pursuance Of orders Of sale, made by
1.-the Hon. Geo. s. Bryan, Judge of, tho
District Court fsthc, United States for tbe
District OF South Carolina, I will soll at
public auction, in tho village Of Monticello,
at II O'clock, A. NJ =. on, Wednesday 9th day
Of October neEt, tho following described
Five lots Of land. Situated in The village
Of Monticello. ~ t'ail} Ts4ss nge.nl'N
Sunary sealed notes md divers promis,
sorry notes and accounts. = a.}y '.,s... J..
4 Mules. ''
lnuggy. Carriage. g. h""a' nhs
I Gold Watch! !25 13aaI 2vaH "~ Hlss
1Silvcr Watch and Chninaa t,a H agyl
i Pistol. t}a.a salingrssaE .l b. r.1
Lot Blacksmith md Carpenter Tools.
Lot Farmers Tools.
Lot Leather. Sc ha
belonging TO Estate of'J. TX. Davis!
Bankrupt @ 6n+f o.a .tn ai3 aUa'.
ALSO.
Mare and 4 Mules. ,,....sa.. s., .y
3Cowa and 2 Calves.
4 Sheep #o
100 bushels Corn feiE- y H" 2lt
Clnim Of homestead under Act Of Lcgis.
lature 1868, In three hundred and twenty
aoIres of land, disputed BY the ,conveyer Of
said tract Of land.
Bclongif & to Estate Of J. Thos. Dawkins,
Bankrupt. SAML. 3. CLOwNEY, u
sept lG-f2Sl .i fh Assignee .I
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

y
Thos. II. Crooks, Admr of Danielu Kerr.
decd. W. William II. Kerr and others
hcirs and creditors Of Daniel II. Korr.
dec'd-Bill for Injunction to marshall
assets and for sale Of land t@E rWa7T
RT virtue Of an order Of sale nladc in tho
- above stated cause, | will sell NJ pub.
lie outcry 10 the highest bidder before tho
Court House door, in Winnsboro on tho lst
Monday (4th) in October next the several
tracts Of land described in tho plcadngs i'm
the cause, belonging to Estate of Daniel
II. Kerr, deceased, situate In Fairfield
County and State Of South Carolina, CON-
tanning in tho aggregate abo,t al Al
= 100 Acres, moro or less. 2a
Tho lnnd will DO divided and sold in
separate tracts. s'.H
~ TERMS OF SALE.--Cash sufficient TO tleS
fny tho cosls Of suit and expenses Of snlo
and for tho balance credit of ono, and
two years, in two equal annual instalme,r,s
with interest from day Of sale. Purchasers
to give bond with good personal security
and q mortgage Of tho premises 10 secure
tho payment Of tho purchase money, and to
pay for oil necessary papers and stamps.
S. Is. CLOWNEY,
&C. p. Equity side
Clerks Office Sept 7lh, 1869.
:. sep. 9-t1x2
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News It3ms

NEW ORK, September IA.
James Gordon Bennett is seriously Ill
and has tclegraphcd his son, now IN En-.
rope. to return.
BINGnAMrToN, N. Y, Sept. II
The bootmakers of this place are on
E's,rilIc, iii consequence Of refusal, of
employers to Discharge some workmen
who ARC not members Of the St Crispin
Society.
AUGUSTA, Me-. September Ia.
The vote IS reduced, and the predic-
t'ons are that Chamberlain has hern
elected by 5000 votes. against 10000
last year The prohibition vote won't
exceed 5000.
CINCINNATI, September Ia.
hSe attempted compromise between
the L. otostant and Catholics, with re-
gard to the public schools has failed.
SAN FnANcr>co. September ID.
Hon W. Fl. Seward has returned
from Alaska, in improved health.
A slight earthquake has been felt
throughout thes Pacific coast. "a "a
A bottle has been found, containing
many details of Sir John PranIlin's
Arctic expedition, Sir John died
June ii, lS47. SIT
4 NFw BEDFoRp, Sept. ii.
A schooner, with ninety suspicious
mon on. board, left hero to-day. A
revenue cutter has gone in pursuit Of
her. rFf - ~ fht
BosroN, September Is.
DTwenty.six fllibusters have been
captured off New Bedford, and im-
,prisoned in default Of bail ranging
from $4,000 to $500. Geo. b fown
and Henry Heart wero the leaders Of
tho expedition.
PHrADELPHrA, September l6.
The National Ponological Society is
in session, and twenty-five States are
represented. It has been determined
to hold the next annual, meeting in
Richmond, Va. ~
CrScrNNArr, September l6.
Tho Evansville and Cairo packet,
Phantom, exploded to-day, when five
aQr or six were killed, and many hurt. s
RED SwEErSraIEcs, Va. Sept. l6.
There are 100 visitors here. Among
them are ek- Secretary Conrad. The
Whits Sulphur Syringe have not been
sold. to Northern capitalists. The
lease of che present proprietors has
three years TO run.
Rst1s.s
FoRTaEss Moanos, september ls.
During dense fog, tho steamer
Geo. Leary and Sue both oollided with
the schooner Boston. The steamer is
aground on Lumber Point. &j III
LoulsvfLLe, September 10.
Millard Fillmore has been appoint.
ed a delegate and will attend and pre-.
side at the organization Of the South
.ern Commercial Convention at Louis
Vile. ''#' '''f'9'so '4e,'. ik'" :,
PHILADELPHiA, September Is.
Dr.: 1ssbjamih DTf, t9za ro6tor Chriet
Church, is dead His age vas seven
ty-three, "S 'H t'F' ~ (" -
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Fresh Medicines. SC.

nastor Oil, Sal Soda, Scotch Snuff, sooth-
~ ing Syrup, Ginger, Yeast Powder, Al
Ions Zylobnlsamim, Extract Of Lemon,
spirit Lavender, spirits Ammonia, Hops,
Mucilage, Gelatine, Porous Plaster, Extract
of Logwood, Mace, Dovers Powders, Fob.
nestocks vcrmifuge, Mercurial Ointment,
Extract Jamaica Ginger. just received.
KETCHlN, McMASTER & BRICE.
sent 81
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Thompson g. Woodward.

WIE are daily receiving our FALL and
wv WINTER STOCK of general mcr-
ehandize which we intend from this time
TO be full aud complete Qiquors and drugs
exccPted.) Sold only for cash and at popu-
lar prices or on consignnents of Cotton.
Call md examine our stock and you will
find many goods "Nust 10 suit.
THOMPSON g. WOODWARD.
sent 21
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TO- au'g 81 yannlb n iIayb .,tl us ~
1AEEP constantly in Store large assort-
ment Of Ladies' Dress Goods and Trim
mings. House Furnishing Goods, Shoes,
Boots, Hats, Goods FOR Mems Wear, Ready
Made Clothing, Crockery Wooden Ware.
Baskets, Tin Ware, Shelf Hardware, also
Iron, Steel, Hoes, SC. Il
School Books and Stationery, Juvenile
Books, Paper by Ream or Quirc, Wall Ps-
pering, Window Shades, Floor Mating aud
Trunks. "t' u' Yas
In the Drug Room, they keep fnll Stock
of choice Medicines, Oils, Paints, varnishes,
Window Glass. Lamps, Lamp Fixtures, &c.,
&c., &c. ff.w 50 doGt juno 10
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Foreign N ,sw.
LONDON, September l8.

LONDON, September l8s
It is rumored that Napoleon is
about abdicating in favor of his son,
but maintaining the Presidency of the
Council.
Thomas Graham, master of. the
mint and on eminent chemist, is dead .
MADRID, September l8.
1t is thought the Washington Gov
ernment will be more conoiliatory
since Sickles' despatch that the tenn
per of the Spanish people would com.
pei the Government to continue the
war for the suppression of the Cuban
insurrcction. The King of Italy con.
sents to the election Of the Duke of
Genoa as King of Spain.
The workingmen's strike at BARGE
Iona is assuming alarming proportions.
QUEBEc, September l8.
The manager of the Quebec branch
of the Montreal Bank has absoonde
with $4,000 of the banks funds.
HAVANA, September l8.
The Florida has arrived from Vera
Cruz. Advices from all parts of the
country represent more tranquility
among the people than for many years.
The schooner G. Dyer, from New
York for Texas, at Matanzas in dis
tress, was afterwards detained as a
fillibuster, but was discharged.
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TO ISBNT.

TNliE. place known as LAGRANGE,,
Il near Glnddens Grove. one Of the best
Cotton Plaptatons in the County.
The tract contains 1850 acres, and hos
upon 1t comfortable dwelling and all ne.
cessnry out buildings. ot!I
This plantation will b, rented for the
next year. to the highest bidder OH sale day
OF October neSt, At the Court House, Winus-
boro. ''N' 'T0l
JAS II. RI0N. Attorney
for Est. Of John q. Slobey, decd.
sept 0-xt lawtd Nm
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New Advertisements.

COMMITTING NEW.-In musical circles
~ the Estey Organs are the rage. They
ore the most durable and have the finest
tone, remarkable for their speetness and pop-
T. The Vox Xumana and Yox Jubaante
are The greatest and best inventions ever
introduced. J. ESTEY g. CO., Sole Manu-
factnrers, Brattleboro, VI. sept %
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SrRofsI Nosfcs. ITO parties la want Of
Doors, ssshes and Blinds, we refeeto the
advertisement p. p. Toale, The largo
manufactures 6f those goods ia, Charleston.
'i'rioe list furnished on application.
p july 20A9m aTf2 7'f '"2f ~
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Z AGENIBl REAIl.TIIES q

JXTE will pay Agents o. selafy ,os $40. .Yss
w week and expenses, OF allow d largo
conmissIon, to sell our nov and wonderful
sSjsSshsii Mioh' i'TH III ~ SSsSs al III
,Jsn r ,,xJs ri ,sk',Tf
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
NJ. J. Shaw, vs. c. II. Rivers, II. Ford
Bin TO Forceloso Mortgage.
DURSUANT to on order of Court made Il,
l. She above stated eaiisc, ] will sell at
public outcry to the highest bidder, before
lhc Court lIottse door IN WInnsboro, on Ito
4th day Of October next, the mort gagged
promises described in tho pleading In this
cause, contoining ,c| ,a~, /.
237 Acres, more Or less,
TERMS OF, SALE Cash sufficient to pay
tke costs of suit and expenses Of sale to bo
paid on tho day Of salc, tho balance Of tho
purchase monoy to lie paid on tho lst day
OF january 1870, upon which day titles arc
TO be signed and possession given. Pur-
ohaseis TO pay fop necessary papers and
stamps.
: SAINT. e C!0wNEy.
G. O. p. Equity side.
cfctk's office, 7th Sept, 1869.
=, sept 0Atlx2 .,,I.y....i.-, y..f.,.,
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THIS is NO IIUMDURG.. BY sending
Il. S5 cents, with age, height, color of
eyes and hair, you will receive by return
mail, q correct picture Of your future hus-
band or wife, with name aud date Of mar.
riage. Address w. FOX, II. o. Drawer,
No. 8, Fultonyillc, N. Y. sept %
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Fine Plantations for Sale.

Fine Plantations for Sale.
Rf vlttue of authority conferred upon US.
- 10 the will of Theodore 8. SDuBose, de-
ceased. we will sell 70 tie highest bidder;
at Fairfield Court House, ON sateH ysay III
October next, the Pla,stdtiod known as i1
FARMINaTON.i o4n ~
Situated on Watcrcu Crook, about teh4miics'
from Winnsboro, and continuing abnu. 22UU,
acres 0Tth's places is o dwelling house,
andneccssary plantation buildings. :. .Also,'
"@o >d'N N0GHsSPRINGs lor ua
situated about four miles aboS$ Wihnsbcro.'
md contains about GOO acreS There arc.
on this place NIL the necessary plantation
buildings. bhE Z, GI3I.
r1ERMS-One. third cash, the balance ou,
q credit Of one and two years with annunl
interest from ls January. 1870 purohas-,
ere to give thcr individual bontls with
mor' cages OF the premises and to pay for
all r'pcra and stamps ui,U O.
JOHN BRATTON,
t1m -tu..ttH ROBT. Nj, RuROSE,
sept 0-xflawtd Executors
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LiYeruool Market.

LIVERPOOL, Sept. 10.
Cotton fat and irregular-uplands
l2sal l3; Orleans l34al31.
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Charleston Market.

f''r = CHARLESTON, Sept. l8.
Cotton in good demand; sales 600
bales, middlings 274a274; receipts
1929.
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.THH mYAIRrRIEFLny rH>GsR q X n.

rTlHE MAGIC COMB will change any col,
L orod hair or beard to permanent
Black OF Brown. Ono Comb sent by mail
for9GYi For sale by Merchants & Druggists
geherally. Address MAoIC Coap Cos,
Springfield, Mass. sg8a 6es sept ~ y,
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Nobt Hawthorn, Admir-. vs. John Munroc,
ct, als.-Bll for Injunction TO marshalg
assets aud shle OF Land.
, 1869-01-09
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET,

FE1DAT EyxN1x0, Jap.a.
The following tables Ehp = the d ty receipts an
shipments Of Lire stock during tac week 70 shls
csrnIng. ported by the secretary OF the Union
, 1869-01-09
khr lnsf or ttfr %svan GfotbDrs n,
fkNthacialo.

Tic Hebrew Ii nl.- IN i'tri,Inas D,r
1httnlcn 'lic f0flna1ng lnirrr.i II -. p1,cr +,
IT, 1rnaicrs: ~
,'fr. s','li'r Sachs, al tari., WHO In, re7ary.
=" Important Herslrr. 10 lhr lIc'nu~ Jtn.
Euissic 'Ntrh'tirr, hnr, In ihr rytrt rns les
is'' retio'flcal. thr ia r.;", elected ~urll,y
tl",ntl,rn! to ihr l'tc tInit,u .Intl"s f.tur III
~ lt',lprhtId. lie rsll.lt-iuut MI nhltnary Ut
lhl" rrnl 'inan. In " hIch lw gn~r. with r..
tnHthnbir skill II. a.rn'ttrtint II r,s.uar~ tttt,n
t"'" r"r'ry, n'larinr '''"m I" Ii" DIR au d
snd l,'- tn'hIty. Whit ntns nI,I,rn, rxtrayn.
rn"t III tn. tnhllH.1tjah In. Ii br s,trIbutrtI
t",!h'. ''n'lr"l asr1lnntnn. NJ llm n,ttimr,
II" I"sll's 'hll---' f.tar1 hut tcpI, Intrnyrl
~ II" tH''"''M ~" "'ntntr ttuthArl.lit was IN
.mu.r "east1. and h', ,nwts II. II Hnhmirr,
mt 'hfn1" hr lltr'l HIns fa!. In lla rApllhl
~ II stlmrils>In nr,l tpiruti1nt, Ia tltr Il utst ut
rrfninl'r "hfrh arr mi IL r#.la,lr my uu.r
!'"s" lii. lmth n' ii higher mn. 81 a,n, rrtiul,us
ttt n',l tt III gnftt a.Ilt in,n tnlt.r lii ,shnrII
~" lritrrs uf every external rrsttutut II
!''""'' nshif, ami. nevertheless, etppI ilrut.
~ n'ii faithfully ht tho MfunUttmial at hIs
mint II, a'll sttIr'ly ul'zcrsrd lln,se ,p.stIyr
hlst"fIra! d"'ttlm wtheh are IT,, r,.ss.,d, ,rs
= i'f''hflt'. It's ~ h," "rIeArl, ,i"u.u.sts ,,.ll
IT. ll'cse rnlllll'n: nir fnttnrt ,,r,us]rIa nmi
tha'l ht'e nn nrr"I'unlsy IL relsr to hrrraf
t.f. II "nH M Interesting rulnrl,tenre tlml
s!"''m Hnshsrhi'l sl1.tt nt tint mrrk wIpp In
tlr s,nRg"gnes 'raa t't lied, ta,ult mi.
gteafd tt.an lle*t. s"h"sa ,rrn ihr
well NJ The Hrsen," wf,tr}, w,s Tim, H..
lcrI'etr1 hs Air. Far1Is: IT,, nas mn. ,,f I'm
se"n '"u''nrs4 "lH, Nrtp sHh n l,nuu.lmd
st',!tsr 1t tuatat ,'t tltr IL letprl, Win sw,
E'slaf ltsratl,,is,lrsa In flts Hjfn,t,air r,t,.
t,H4i"''t,a lrt"ern ihn Arli htinvu tfalsesr:
Nm" Ut tt"'hhrhIstf tat thsEH' rr, Ills pr,a,
lttra "1 Tin tIel.i. SmlttH, ItaaIt,,a.l, wnj,,,
lr ssHtscsl, .l i.lrts tlt u.,,t tn tl.s, .t,rt,
!a'r1'H III ihn Ma III ,h,r ~ tIa t,lnai In,ntrt1l
ltlAt-u1nl flr NH In,FA1fA4. Ill ,,I.,,,t H..
, 1869-01-09

In tho bouse, one with chimney uscd ~ a
kitchen and dining room. The other as
nit tpanE apartment. 9ono time afte.WAed
the u.Igh5ors who lived al some distance dfs.
ct,y cred, by some means, that the Martins
house = as on fire and hastcnel to their
assistance. By the time they aEriSed,
howcycr. the liam 8 had made such pro-
erss that to check them OF to rcs:ne
thr lr1natcs Nns Impossible. Tho bala ,inr
WE entirely consumed, ald In It tue bodies
Of Martin and his two sisters. It was at asat
imagined tha: the fire Was accideoal. but
ave been most horrible murdcr, commit
tel Tor the sake Of rev palsry dollars. Tue
tousc WAS vhat was known as aoutle log
cabin, two rooms, With passage
upeu at both ends, between tden.
The occupants slept a IA 1ne End Of .he oa.'d. ID.
o1iciuaicd in the other. We can hardly be
20 crcduious as to believe that the Gre could
consume one portion of the house aud then
| the hull Without awakening he sleelfrs who
] were pcrsnns advanced iu life and not aleep-
ing with The hcaviness which characterizrs
Of lhe premises revealed the prcscnce Of o
,uattoef rear the hodles Of the Martins, and
and their ul1s had been fractured before they
were burnt. Suspicion rested upon three
pe4 roes, named Ned Adams, Startling Craw-
ford and George Borum. Tnc latter was 10
rom tic II 41ttns, and, m thc evening Of the
fire, started 10 visit a relative livfos come
miles distnnt, taking with Aim some fresh
pork as present. 1t was discovered It
inttead ot dining this he had concealed
the pork III the woods. and was seen. ut
Into hou1, lurking ucar Martins
h:usc. Boon alter their arrest, one u: the
1AEty, Doruul, confessed the &C and stated
that l,c knew where the III u"y was. uT.ring
to discover the same. After search, how
ever. which proved intiie. he den1ed all
knowledge oi the trans1ctfnn, and, with his
accnm alicra, Is etil! in custody at Tl,mson.
D,.lgtnt scnrch is being made for prnor. and
there Is no doubt but what the whole III liter
will be thnrouKhIy Investigated. II
, 1869-01-09

greater are th now, and such receipts a. We
pts os,l, trr i&r b~yntd rho eTPocta1oas OF saofo
Nho predicted but t,fui supplies. We have no
L, 4 eousuuptfon, tvtn Nth E'osx at f1'ntane
prices. FRAT ran mcre th N slightly diminish sucn
sast aecutnulatttns a. viii be II ali p'o:alnan1
I o nj. in n arr b aud April.
Nc murL ,betet.ie. look to foseien markets
Eur .r!l.f, Aud 1fest Britain ts tho nn'y co1ntr1
whit &c, ven 1T noderHte pf,ce. thtro L. likely
to ho ans crmlpd. But as Ill the world, ~ith
,he e.cepti:n Of S:sin fpow fnllT suo-
pied nae unusunils abundant hsrTs'te, an1-h:nce
f.e cxto1t rs to Brit 81 markets. cur oppoft1'
Eli, toete must be email, OF Of oct tsansiens 2d'
saltAgc.
L1,ietlT. owtte to exeeteire rs!ns throughout
FnRlann, far rsfr hxvt not reen Rble = shtesh.
and ihltr d series Earc b. en- tnall. therefore 4
}l-trd IN tie leaGisg English matkets; But a.
evsf5 tcEe eIsr IN Eufups prices an loser. she
IN al try rtrAry want IL E. Kla1l Wll be prompt.
II ru, piled, Azd possibly. sno. before the few
hca. 4oace ot uhsat> Cow being bought IN New
Yerk, rescn the Liverpool Corn R*chankc:
OF wheat In EI4land. md ne havc beea RfA.fiy
II wlreat bad not bean 70 abaudant}y
EsoEn II, Ensl.sd. and nc consequently 70
for ieedlEk purposes whcre corn y plenty 4 s1t.
peat a.o beans arc rr1ally. relatively, cheap
What has b ( n ten to Cattle In other yeasa oi
abunu uance in England, but t3ose WEo arc 2o5t-
t'pp. OF kLowlec ~ Will ascersa:n taAs - h WIZ
years Vi lu. pr1ccs, And Of dbaauo1a result. TO
ihe exporter iron this and otlef co1ntFIc.. l.
lEe gr1 esAi plenty ~ a ftct that will defe4t Ill
schemes 10 et tahl:en anT p:snancnt att'n :! n.
vsnc., The teorfs ultl eur.if htve chcA1 br. al
during 1869, evcn II svmebodJ should get hurt.
, 1869-01-09

H. Woot,
In reGtrence 10 tic Course of tho wool q stkes du,

In relerence 10 the cousse of tho wool make, dur.
trg 1sis, s'af d!aE. Gray Dewey. 0. Boston, SAY:
Last year lhc new clip opened At comparatively
high pixies IN the Interior, Ani from July 10 an1.
etr there nm no check in the downward movement,
llh .eaF the chsc htah,en tic fesefse. Opening At
from July "a Octohff. With an active demsad irom
manufacturers ani dspoBlIan on the part
= Msent III. 4ne .a;sses a.astts o5tslnsi eGt, Is
CONSEQUENCE h. not BEEN Iery ma.kci-
TanElnx from :teloc on the different grades.
toe. subsequently, sd!4uced TO t>sAc No. 4nl
Ohio Guai 4sc lii july 10 satto=Yc: XI Uhlo aud
ty1ranlA from ~ &c +, 3o,e314c: sad P!cklpck
Nom &c up 10 Is: = =. Tie Pr3Eclp4I ue.na1u fJr
ne.er. cone'nx aud dela1ue selections. "a d:ara.
BIZ lots o1t"b wAshed. iuns saulo aup.r CAil;ur
mia. Mahn1aeture11 hsse been grea purchasers 1T
u ntrers In eond condition., anJ hsve lately
given scm n" pTetcrcG e to une sud -rAda', crcn
81 ~ adsnace. IN some instances. Q; 2.sG q D.
ID tht iserioF to fiji hack npon, while, LAST
year. rs and wsf. purchasers
Of round loh Ia Cle.+l lsnl, "c.t4 m NcE YORK SID
Ssd. s:,X e s % I'D
market i. al.o qnitc a.6Teat. siEcc III
Adytnt OF the new el!p tho mschincsy o
the c"nntry hA. been ia fa orers.ion. ana tht ron
The West and st ut arc comtar atiyely Prosperous
and the demand for goods will. no duuht. be {plly
equal 70 thr eUpplJ. 2S the ytk opens With cnMpsrA
uEe1y light scks Of tsiraoIe goods In tho Ipteloi
louk fur gradual Advance IN prices or Eool rsrtic
uiarty In CHOICE tecea. - this gr4de uow rules caa
rasatlrely low. aud Ellt be ted for 20 N nuut
to comefor the q nanufactufe of spaaE Koods."
, 1869-01-09

F1DAr EFKE1Aa. Jan- f..
a.s aass % tas oss!s Of saes tc> storage. unless
IlnIlt-ksctiTtd 10 80 trls th.pped Is, ,7st brrs.
n.1s 51 M - Eht iaeaisy to5 Floas o1! 70
seIe; seEisa lI1s4sS:a: nss-:sf.ad. sirea--oa
co ~ OF; ct m n.nsd = e bstt q 4 !.
* sm'th Mil Il stfs IS II. II
sos s.n5d Sd 4 &C. g n!s do attlo IT'S osls Do \.
-MhkkT!aee;lvsa..ts 4: IL pn: shipped. ,4sso pu.
sr5. s s:Stssf ss "a a. s5st 4
sp'!aSs vi :e.sea - . i Il i,t b y; t,s
q. s2sf @ s. e e q IS s
e :ssss \ sas r g. e 4
e9GKSReee'[td ssh % 1's b. es
g. s & e ss DO Z e T. 8
b.. ~ ~ G5s9s ;oa at4xs 20 r. g q taae n $
q s!aSS .,a:; i;s% s. Eis.sf!s q 4 W.; Is
r. ~ ~ ny ~ = e: go eu ess 4 se s oq o.
slo:ea 1onins ssaxe to1 ne. cos1+ sad Il: for M
oATs-Rece!yed. 9. 81 bu: shipped, as: bo. The
ststt * i, opensd qSist sad pnsh.1ssd Ssles wsIe:
n ts s. R:ected Il il = s
e.ed qse.s & s" g. y *:9R' B. ~:
niE7Rsss,ssa. @ 7scs b.; :n'rrea. 50; ea. M
~ r ~ Il s%9a siitX - s. d
~bAf LEYcHeeti1ed. Isl ii bu :; Ripped, as3s pu.
lhc Ea1lGt was irregular ADd uncaanctd. S4IeA
xrte: Ic,ep hn 30: i Il 6 10 b Do Il t1s5N
90 m Dr. q u 20 ta DO AZ Il .: 20 6a 10 II
Barley "0' '0'
Observation-Disclosures. lbs hy.s. shipped. es b.ls
lne 4 Bet xns Qules snd unchanged sales wero
10Q htts free ~ Sc
:: :se; 3; : ''s' SE.a. H. c.,o.e !.
y q diEd 1Gt Of MAY.
bU1TER-ReeeiVec. II. .s1s n shipped. 1nsS n Z
The market VISA fairly active soe cholco xrAdes ard
nlm - nE 81 CHANGED nttees CoNeaoa Butter ~ MOI
ruled weak and tIt<ulAr. RA3A&e no change Il Qas
, 1869-01-09

DAC1F1C MAIL BIEAATSUIP CON-.
L rASN.s Thr'nxh Linz TO ct1lf'sn,a and Clua.
Freight and FRrrs1u VI trrntlY ite1uerh ttAle<.
-Four u: e's month on ihe ~. VII. 18th nni 2!t
4ttarrt ra.t F1tr No u \, ttsl hjttf, foot Ut I'll
- n'rI"sx. rvon. NJ eulnw.: lin i5-ni.
nast. .n..- '" cult te1lnG With "a :KA.
NEAT!. Cspt: intkrE. Jan. 90. ""tSA,
EEi, Girt' toEncr. connecting with ~ 49,.
tart. Fsfn.e efth. t.rcs fr!m ihcag, to San frnt.
stE !HS!n1tn1 tv Se~ iusk: iat cabin
&zi5, I'll }f1h G'l All DEPARTURES tuch at Ara.
.uco ,htte " lhr 1T sGl llh roancrt, i, rsnsni,
rith Atesnern fF with PAc'nc E-rts; iAf nrd lGh
iur' 'rai AM rscsh nort. AMI IN ~ ri it tour ri
snris n;;h H.. 80. ~" u.u..,u .a
ns+ TT s. I'D Srr M.l*ta s..atnsr q F:hfasrt =,
~ ny Francisco March J. 4jl. ~ .1.y.n an htna.
rs s,". @ {" sa;sat;G r; ~ i.an. " ~. II. ~ u
r. y. rnn".,. lns r'r'n,~ y ty ID. tan.rs,y /.
ffnHetfd that pssaFhkefh trry 10 ttr hgrttts ViIt
f"f ~. se t'rtr,. NJ, nj ti..s innrsu..,p ~.
far as thS n'e. IN u; ~tsTt s''t IT +nri.,t H.rfh
rt.1 "rnitsh hgepvJ. rvt t..ssI!e hiri Mnils,n III
GhttAyp, ,jAH WfIEIsts,k, Agent,
1TALt ITO NEW YORK ,nnEIr,