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The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-01
Tele@raphiC.
Foreign News.

ROME, November 23.-l5O Bishops
have arrived many from America.
PARIS, November 23.-A meeting
of tho Italian Ministry, last night, re-
suited in dissolution--all resigned.
The Sucz Canal is not regarded
complete success at London. Tho i'm
provcmcnts must be made before tho
canal answers the full requirements of
commerce.
Burlingame, with his Mandarins, is
aat Barlin.
LONDON, November 23. 3.--Communi-
cations from Dr.. Livingston, dated
Ujiyi, May Is, 1869, state that he was
in good health, and treated we'll every
where.
MADRID, November 23.-Thc Bis
hop of Havana was brought here to-
day, under guard.
LIVERPOOL, November 23.-Many
failures of Liverpool grain dealers
arc reported, including several firms
with extensive American connections.
The ship Spendthrift, from Shang-
hse, with tea, wasw rocked only forty
fiySsanilcs from home port.
l1ONDON, NONculDCI SD.- J. hC COlu-
plction of the Sucz Canal has serious
ly affected freights via the Cape of
Good Hope.
MADRID, November 25.-The Min
istcr of the Colonies to-day read in
the Cortes draft Of the constitution
for Porto Rico. 1t forbids the discus
sion of any proposition for separation
from Spain proclaims complete rcli-
gious liberty; gives tho right of suf-
frage to all who can read and write,
except slaves; places certain restric-
tions on slavery proclaims that slaves
have no rights, and can only acquire
them by emancipation the question
of slavery is reserved for subsequent
bill.
MADRID, November 27.-Thc Gov
crnmcnt announces its intention to
restore constitutional guarantees.
Philippine Island adviccs report a
formidable rcactionary conspiracy dis.
covered; mauy arrests have been
made. The chief of tie conspiracy
committed suicide when he found the
conspiracy frustrated.
PANS, November 27.-Lcsscps,
Chief Engineer of the Suez Canal,
publicly denies the unfavorablc re-
ports regarding the success Of this
great enterprise. Fifty vessels sailed
safely through the canal and returned.
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To The citizens Of Fairfield md travelling
public: have opened n Restaurant III
Winnsboro opposite Mr.. Davidson g. Co.'s
Dry Goods establishment, and hope by strict
attention to business md polite deport,
mcnt. TO receive n share Of your patronage,
oil ask is n call.
Fresh Suffolk Oysters, and Fresh Charles
ton and Ncwbern Fish, served up in any
style.
ALSO, everything that can be Ind in u
first class Restaurant, by one Of twenty
years experience. Meals at all hours.
Prices moderate. Families supplied ut lhcir
residentcc. GILBERT NJ. DYNUM.
nov lS-1m
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OUR MOTTO rs
TO x T.. ALL

ITO x L. ALL,
Both ip quality md quantity Of Goods. ns
our Agents will testify. being tho Oldest
House in the country. selling eneh article
for Ono Dollar, shipping nll goods The day
the order is received, having n large 81 ock
to select from Of first GLASS goods, bcugh,
expressly for fall trndo; and 10 sniisfy nll
TINT We are reliable. wo give below (rcfcr.
enoc hy permission), JoRDAN MAncm & Co.,
GEO. 8. WiSsLow K CO.. BosToS SILVER
Glass 90. /; EgE & SmgpARD.
p. s. Send for circnlar. Address EAST
MAN & KENDALL, 26 IIawley streets. I'os.
ton. +, o.. Box T., ~, nov II
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Two Months
EI'EJI]-HI F1RBHlII
ThC Most Popular Juvenile Magazine in
America.
NOTHING SECTIONAL!
NOTHING SECTARTAN! !
WTKA EE
LITTLE CORPORAL.

All new subscribers for TIE LI7TT e
CORPORAL for the new year, whose
names and money nre sent in before the
last Of November, will receive the Ncvem.
bcr and December Nos. Of 1869 Free.
THE LITTLE ConroRAL has n larger circu-
lation than any other Juvenile Magazine in
the world and is better. worth the price
than any other magazine published.
because Of its immense circulation. VIC
nrc enabled TO furnish it at: tn, low price of
One Dollar Year: Single number u
cents or free to any one who will try TO
raise club Beautiful premiums for clubs
Subscribe now Back numbers can always
he sent. Address ALFRED L.. SEwELL & Co.,
Publishers, Chicago, Ill. nov II
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Ketchin, McMaster & Brice,

,"Devoc's Oil is endorsed by the leading
Fire Insurance Companies of this City. In
view of the many dangerous explosions from
the use Of oils Of nm infaminabe nature.
and the destructive fires caused by the same
means, wo consider pure and perfectly
snfo il!uminntor TO bo public be cfaction."
Ncw York Paper.
a large supply Of the above, just recoiv-
ed and for sal. g
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News It,ms.

MoNTGoMERY, November 23.-.The
remains of Gov. Fitzpatrick were at.
tended to the grave by an immense
concourse to-day.
LEXINGTON, KY, November 23.---
The floor of the Baptist Church was
SO densely packed, to-day, when 1t
gave way and tbsfs., tbsso,. .p,eraons EYerc kill
cd aud pas ca.
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New Store ! New Goods +!
NEW PRICES

7 UsT received by GOODLNG, STUART
C s. CO., complete stock of GROCER-
lAS, WINES and LIQU UORS, consisting Of
fine old Rye Whiskey, Ale, Porter, brandy,
Rum. Gin. Port, Sherry and Madeira Wines,
Flour, Salt, Tobacco, Coffee, Sugar, Tea.
Molasscs, Cheese, Snrdincs Oysters, Crack
ers, Soda, Candles, Cnndy, Soap, Powder
Shot, Caps, Pepper, Spice. Nutmcgc, Vine
gar Starch, Marckcrel, llerrings, Mustard,
Table Salt, Raisins. Scgnrs, Lime, 60
A. +. flooding, E.S. Stuart, Vim. Bricc.
nov20
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NR WHITTIER, 0 Wylie ST., Pitisburgl
~ Pa, Of Union.wido reputation. trcn's
all vcnereal diseases; nlso, seminal weak
ness, iinposency, &C., The result or SELF.
abuse. Send stamps for sealed pamphlet,
so pages. Nonlatier who failed, state case.
CONSULTATION free. 3, !, 1 noy ~
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We have been making recent large addi-
tions to our Stock of Dry Goods, Boots
and Shoes, Hats, &c.
A largo assortment Of Ladies' Cloaks Just
received, and q lot of extra 6no Clothing
for Gents and Youths expected In q few
days. ~
KETCnIN, MonIAsTER & BRIcE
nov Is 80, i. III .sb
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A Largo Variety OF

Hardware can always be found mt the
store OF Ke!chin, MoNIastcr g. Brice Cut
Nails, Clinch Nails. Brads and Finishing
mills Horse Nails, Horse md Mule Shoes,
Bar Iron, Rod Iron, Plow Iron, Cast Steel,
Plow Stcol, SC. a s.l
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-01

Tho 'fgirl of the period" out in
Michigan wears plug hut and car
rics a cane, which is said to be de-
lightful summer costume-but not
comfortable in wintor.
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New Advertisements.
3 s 3 s 8 8 8 y 8

| y
TO THE WORKING " CLASS. We aro
now prepared to furnish oil Glasses with,
constant employment at home,the whole of
the time'or for the spare moments. Dust
ness new, lightand profitable. Persons Of
either sex easily earn from 60c to SIS por
evening, md q proportional sum by deyot,
'ng their whole time TO the business Boys
and girls earn nearly as much rs men. 'fhnt
oil who sec this notice may send their ,ad,
dress, md test the business, We make This
unparalleled offer: 10 such as are not well
satisfied, wo will send 81 % pay for The
trouble Of writing, Full PARTICULARS,
work on, and n copy OF The Peoples Lite
rary CQmpanion--4 one Of the largest and
best family newspapers published lEalI sent
free by mil. Reader, If you want perma.
nent, profitable work, addressE. C. ALLEN
s. O.. /, Augusta Me- ft@ 81 noyl7
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New York Market.

New YonK, Nov. 81, Up. N.-Co t.
ton firmer, closing quiet, vita sales of
5000 bales, at 25a. Gold 24s,
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TOR Ladies' Private Circular of q most
4 useful md indispensable articles ever
invented. address MADAM DuvALL, p. O.
box 24S8, N. Y. City. nov II
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WoRDS or WISDOM for Young Men on
w tho Ruling Passion In Youth & Early
Manhood, with scfholp for tho crrng
and unfortunate. Bent In scaled envelopes,
free OF charge, Address IIowABD AssooiA<
TIoN, Box !, Philadelphia, Pa, o,g s,s
The Fairfield herald. [volume] (Winnsboro, S.C.) 1849-1876, 1869-12-01

4 LBS GOOD BUTTER--Mado from one
i gallon Of milk, without drugs Send
Zoe. and stamp and get recipe with full par-
ticulnrs Very valuable. Address N NJ.
LINTON, Wilmington, Ohio. nov II
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Charleston Market. /.

CnARhEsroN, Nov. 27. - Ct,tton
firmer and more active, with sales of
700 bales, middlings 24s receipts
l,5l2. p"
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QZS to $500 per Month paid to Agents.
elp e salary or commission, to sell our
Patent White Wire Clothes Lines Address
Hudson River Wire Works, IS VIM. ST., N.
T., Chicago, Richmond or Memphis.
nov II
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GR GS a DAY.-33 new articles for
CID ~ Agents. Samples free. II. B
SHAW, Alfred Mo. nov II
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&11I0 How mado il in six months
CID IL fO Secret and sample mail free
A. J. FULLAM, N y. nov II
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LiYerDool Market.

LIVERPOOL, Nov. 20.-Cott<n opep-
cd buoyaut and closed frmer and ad-
vancing uplands l1a; Orle ans l2k !;
sales $4,000 bales. 3'SfI
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OF EpUCArED lloi.sEs, introducing ~, ~
ough-bred Horses. 4. S1uSon 4 DoLIJI CAST
MONKEYS AND HoATs, from DO ItoSsia OAR
dens, Genoa, italy. 8. MAphME GEnYRunE
Leicester Sauut. l.onton-rtho int,.>t krn>n.
uonx.With her mngnlncent den nf Perform. .
Ing LIONS, "IIcro," "lmn." "truis"r" nn'i
/" EtnR." O. WILSON'S AUSTRALIAN ,5;,M-
NAsTIC ALLIANCE, under tho special suprrN /.
stoii OF Mr.. John Wilson nssiStol by twenty
frst-class GynlnnSts, Tumblcrs nnd NnIlirrs.
]. BLoMAN's SouTH AMIsisfcAS N.,I.DEvII.iT
CoMpANY ,AthIctes, Acrnhn,s n;,u fant"lmi.
TRAINING HOUSES. giving free M ART OF irnin-
ng nnd subduing Vicious Horses, Introducing.
ne English hunter " IIInwRthn." .. i. q. q.
enn Wild Animals Dancing Bears Trained
!glks, Deer, Panthcrs and Leaping Hntnlncs
~. q. w. JoHNsON's PERrORMiNt. EIErItA
"EMPREss," !" weighing nonrly foUs tons. Tor.
morly tho property OF tho NiccrOy OF Egyl {
Imported for tho American XooIoEicni iiihii
tuto, +''''
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r H M O " A L
w. w, KETCHIN

HAS removed to the South Store of w.
IL II. Rober'son's new building where h.
will be pleased TO sec his old friends and
customers and the Public generally. nm
now opening new and complete stock of
Groceries, Provisions, Hardware, Dry Goods,
&C., SC insisting in part of
Bacon, Hams, Lard, Molasscs all kinds
Sugars, nil grades, Coffee, Tea, Flour. No
Family, Corn, Oats, Wheat, Tobacco, Cheese.
Mackerc'l, Herring, White Vino Vinegar,
Soda, Starch. Soap, Candles, Nracnroni,
Citron. Currents, Nutmeg, All Spice, GIN.
ger, Woodcnwarc, Crockcry, Glassware.
Shoes nnd Boo:s, Ready made Clothing,
Hats. Calicocs, Blcnchcd, Brown and strip
ed llomcspuns, Bed Ticking, &c., SC.
All of which will sell as low for CASH
as can be bought in this market
10 tons Mapcs Super-phosphnt Of Lime.
oct Z
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FEATUa[S 4Gs fl TEN SHOWS

|. Rom HSuSS GREAT Comm NATION SHow.-,
lying Wild Animals tMd Equestrian Sclec-
t"n-. WON it"iuS NJ ES AofRIE, III parts,
In!"rirl ahd Ornil biological, from london.
!. Mons FnASroiS NuNn'S rAKiSIAS SClIoOI.
bl'nnlr!l Arabian nnd EnEllHh Hunter thor.
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frllE MAGIC COMB will change any COLI
orcd hair or beard to n permanent
Black or Brown. Ono Comb cont by mail
for 81. For sale by Merchants s. Druggists
generally. Address MAolo CONN Co.,
Springfield, Mass. nov II
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COMMON SENSE!!!..

NMTANTED-AGENTS $3.50 per month.
w to cell the genuine and improved
COMMON SENSE FAMILY SEWING MA
CHINE. Prcn only Sl8. Create induce
ments to Agents. This is :he most popG-
lar Sowing Machine Of the day--mnkes the
famous "Elastic Lock Stitch"- will do my
kind IF work TINT can be done on any Ma :.
chine 100, 900 sold md ..tho demand con.
stantly increasing. Now is the time to kc
an Agency. Send for circulnrs. MaS" Be
ware Of infringers. "15a Address SxooMD
& Co., Boston, Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa., or
st. Louis, Mo-, 1f'aiH -, novrl7
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HOLIDAY JOURNAL FOR 1870.
CONTAINING a Fnhy Story for Christ.
" mas, Plays, Puzzles and ondcrs. l6
largo pages, illustrated. Sent free on re-
ccipt Of cent stamp for postage. ADAMS
& CO., 25 Bromticld. Dos: on, Mass.
nov II
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The sagaciaus advocate of woman's
enfranchisement will recognize what t
is distinctive in hor character and
powers. Instead of undoing tho work
of centuries of Christian civilization, ;;
and endeavoring to make hor manish
he will seek to secure for her protcc-
ton, liberty and Il just support, 10 the
sphere to which she actually belongs.
-Chor. News.
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A WAY with uncomfortable 1rasscs.
"a Cornfort and Cure for tho Ruptured.
Sent post paid OH receipt Of 10 cents. Ad.
dress Dr.. Il. Is. FO0TE, No. 100 Lexington
Ave-, Now York. nov II
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we Are esossaamg.

We Are Cosaaamg.
rINIE Great Original Dollar Sale OF Dry
n md Fancy Goods, and will present 10
any person sending us 4 Club, o Watch,
SILK Drcss.l Piece Of Dheeting, f
tsa& Il lsSss II y o If co 81. =
Send for Catalogue Of Goods and sample,
delivered TO any Address fre0.g ~ u'%
J,.S. flAwES g. Co..,
ao8 s I80federal ST., Bostor, Mass, p.
Q! lsox,2C. y + y. ! z =
n. B.-samples given on application for
Catalogue. nov IL
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CABINET ORGANs.-The most OK
tensivc makers Of this class of instru-
ments in the world are the Mason e.
Hamlin Organ Co., who apnr ally pro,
ducc ,and find demand for several
times as many as any other manufac
turers. Their work stands highest,
not only in this country, but also in
Europe. l
Mr.. Hamlin of this Company, was
the discovcrer Of the art of voicing
reeds, and has brought it to greater
perfection than has yet been attained
by others. From this mainly comes
the fine quality of tone peculiar to the
Mason u Hamlin Organs. But the
great success of this Company is
doubtless owing, also, in good meas
ure, 70 their rigid adherence to GER
tain principles.f They make first class
instruments only, and will not turn
out inferior work at any price, or suf-
fer poor instrument to leayo their
factory and they sell always at least
remunerative profit, printing their
lowest prices, which are invariablc.
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~ There are in California Co.
600 Chinese, nearly all enrolled in
six clubs, corresponding to the six
districts flom which the emigrants
came. On the arrival of an emf
grant saip, agents from the clubs
proceed Oh board and take charge
Of those who have come from dis
trictS represented by their com
panies. At the clubhouse the
elnigrant is boarded and lodged
at Il small cost until he has OBJ
tanned employment. Should he
be out of work at any time after
ward he is permitted toreturn, or,
should he be sick, lodging is pro-
vided for him, In case of indi-
gent, sick or disabled, the clubs,
it they should not be provided for
bya private contributions, find
lodgings, pay DEBTORS bills, and,
in cases where it is necessary for
1.-THE patients to return to China,
defraya theseoS OF their passages.
The name OF every member is in
scribed in a book kept for the
purpose, and, to prevent the alb
scoading OF -detatilting debtors all
persons proposing to return to
China are bound to report their
intention to the Committee Of the
club, who only allow them to de-
part when they are satisfied that
in doing so they will leave nc
just claims unsettled. In most OF
the club-houses room Or part OF
Il room is set apart for the Worship
of the. spirits Of deceased members
There an altar is erected, on which
are placed the offerings Of friends
and relatives; while behind it is
kept the lengthening, melancholy
roll of those whAa have died in The
land of their sexiles h E5ssa
hH
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From shreFeport South West err

- From Shreveport South Western
Thursday Evening. May s. Market
more active to-day, and the light offer
ingS bringing full prices. We quote:
Ordinary 24o; good ordinary 24ac.;
low middling 2540253c. Gold quiet,
1861 1868. .t-Y es
Friday Evening, May THE de-
cline Of Id in Liverpool was counter
acted by the advance in gold. Some
reund lots Of the staple changed hands
at our previous quotations, which we
repeat: Ordinary 24c.: good ordinary
l4ac; low miidling 254G254c. Cola
237A0I35 49, sGls .@ts@8o6) 81.
Saturday Evening, May 6-We
have nothing special to report in the
way of cotton to-day. In consequence
of the decline in gold the New Orleans
market gave way 4e. We quote, mar
ket easier bat not quotabiy lower. Or
binary 24c.; good ordinary 24ic; low
middiing 254025ac. Gold 136Gl37.
Monday Evening, May 10 During
the iorenoon light offerings were taken
at full prices. The evening dispatches
from Liverpool reporting the decline
of I'd, causes our market to close dull
and lower Ordinary 234G23ac.;
good ordinary 244c.. low niddling 25G
254c. Gold l37@J35+8i affof y5
Tuesday Evening, May ll-Oul
market opened this morning with fail
demand at our closing quotations OF
last evening. We quote. market clos
I ing quiet: Ordinary 234 0232e.; good
ordinary 243@24ac low middling %
0254c. Gold lbs.
Wednesday Evening, May 12.-Our
market opened this morning with fair
inquiry, and closes firm: Ordinary 23A
to 23ac,, good ordinary 233 to 243c.;
low middling2 5 to 254c. Gold l38.
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DE1TH OF RIB. RANDOLPH.
The Maas aekO Pulled General lack,

DEATH OF &c. Is. RANDOLPH
Inc zaass aeh0 Pulled General Jack,
sons Aose.-Robert B. Randolph,
who had the misfortune to be dis.
missed from the navy by General
jackson, without good cause, and
who pulled the Generals nose in
ylndlcation OF his honor-Ran-
dolph's and not Jackson's-died
in this city on Tuesday last, at the
age OF seventy-eight years. The
pulling took place in the cabin of
a steamer which stopped at Alex
andria ON its passage down the
river. Randolph went aboard,
marched up to Jackson. who sup
posed he was confronted by a
friend till the thing was DONE
Randolph got beyond the jurisdic-
ton OF the county police before a
process could be issued, and es-
capped arrest. 900
The citizens of the district were in
a foam over the. indignity, and the
whole country, in fact, was for a
time IN a tempest, the triumphant
Jackson party feeling that its own
nose had been twisted by this
audacious decendent of Pocahon-
tas. Gen. Van Ness, then Mayor
OF Washington, sent solemn
message to the Councils on the
event, and the boards responded
IN solemn resolution of condol.
ence and indignation. Randolph
was fugitive for a couple OF
years, and has since passed his
| life mostly in this district. The
act manned his prospects and he
! lived and died in poverty, He was
a cousin to John Randolph, and
leaves a wife and three daughters
and one son. Floyd gave him the
superintendent of the Armory in
this city, when he was Secretary
OF War, but the act aboard the
| steamer at Alexandria, solnet thirty
years before followed him, ant
| Buchanan ordered his dismissal
Randolph was a Lieutenant il
the navy when dismissed, and ha6
done good service under Decatur
Hewas high spirited, interpit
man, and maintained his dignity
and character to the last. TIL,
Intelligencer defended him wher
he was dismissed from the service
| indicating his character as [
brave and upright man. The
scene when jackson, who was
| then President, found himself will
{ pulled nose, is described By
those who saw itaas one ofstupen
d ousrage--f[ National IntetHgeacer
| 9th ult. ~. m i
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.TlEEOr.,s Sale.
TutorshiP Of DE minor. Jennst a
Hodges.

Tutorship Of he minor, Jennet A.
Hodges.
II will sell at Cotton Valley, by vir-
L tue nt writ Of sale issued from
the Parish Court OF Bo<sier Parish,
La. Oh Friddy June llth. 1863, the
southwest quarter of northwest quar-
ter, northwest quarter. Of southwest
quarter, southwest quarter df southwest
quarter, section z, township 81 Il range
Il; and southeast quarter Of southeast
quarter of section -, township 81,
range IL, containing l60 acres. be,
longing to minor Jennet A. Hodges.
Terms, a. fixed by family meeting, on
credit Of four years. purchaser 10
give note with two appraised securities
bparing 5 per eeIt interest from day
If sale, payable annually, and mort
gage retained. Deed and stamps al
expense If purchaser. WV
! 3I3Stl "A. MONZINGO. Tutor
May15. 1868. HoH 3ta pfe7 so /
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SEr0N Sale.

Estrayed before the undersigned, by G.
Il VI. Monzingo, on, May 9th, 1859, aud
will be sold for cash, to the highest bidder
at Bellevue, La, on the first Saturday the
4th day Of December, 1869, a Bay Mare Pony
four wears old, with brands r w on the lef'
shoulder, an O with cross under it-on. left
hip, white in her forehead N.
The owner is requested to come forward
prove property. pay charge, &c -fg #
j. II. LOTION, Stray Master
May llth, 1869. it 4s M
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Foreign and Domestic Markets.
From the South Hyastern.l


Liverpool, May II, noon.--Cottop q
shade frmer; uplands III and Orleans
1lad. Bombay shipments to the 9TH
81 600 bales. e5liiaHr aH 5tyI Is2.5 %1f
= New York. May 10, neon.-Cottnn
little more active; uplands 2S50233e.
New Orleans May I2-Cotton--low
grades dull and custer; high grades
steady; middiing 284 TO 28ae; sales
1900, receipts 200 and experts 2ll9
bales. Gold 1888. .Flourr-superdne
SIS so. double extra SIS rs and treble
extra Sc 25. Corn-white rs to 76c.
Oats 75c. Bran 81. 20. Hav-priine
S27 to S2S. Pork nominal, S32 %.
shoulders, l35, clear rib i73
AMI clear sides l7ac. Lard-tierce
ISa to 1I9and key .t94 II zoe. Sugar
firm; common 81 to 10 and prime IL to
l34c. Whisky--Westefn feetified 523
t" voc. Coffee--fair rl52 and prime
I74c. e;..f Il M sat
Liverpool. May u, evening Got
ton quiet; uplands, both on the spot
and afloat tl11 and Orleans llad.s sales
5000 bales. .isY5 H8 sg14a Il
+ New York, May 10, eYe.-Cotton
little more active; sales 2700 bales at
251 to 284c.1 Gdd heavy at 1874 I IL
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1869-05-15
ENGLAND.-A London dispatch

.of the 2Jth uit., says the recent
bellicose utterances of Senator
Chanler do not excite any appre
tensions here. The press gener-
orally ridlcule them, and European
Governments are so used to this
kind of buster that they do not
take any notice of it. IfCongresS
would force Britain to yield, il
can only be done by actual fight.
ing, an act for which, it is thought
here the United States Govern
ment is not at all prepared.