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The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14
Members of the Assembly, "a,
follows:

lOAlOWSs
San Diego County--One member
San Barnar,iino Connty-Oue member.
Los Angeles County-Two members.
S'nta rbara and San Luis Oblspo Counties
One member.
Tulare an Kern Counties-One member.
Fresno Cnunty--One member
VI riposa COUNTY lone m-mber.
Mrrred ahi st nisaus tounries-One member.
Santa Cruz Coun y-0ne member
Monterey Counly-One member.
Santa Clara County--Thr members
San francisco city and Connty---Twelve mem
brrS.
San Mateo Conniy-One member
Alameda Conniy--Two members.
onlra Costa Iounty-One IN mber.
Norm County-0ne m,eb r.
San Joaquin County-Twu members.
ruolumne, Mono and lnyo Counties Three
members.
rala,aras County-Thr<e members.
Amador and Alpine Couuties s-Two members.
Ell Dorado Couuty-Four members.
Sacramento County-Fi,e members.
Solaho County -une member.
Yoli County-O e member.
Napa an Lake Countie--One member
Mendo inn Cnun y-0ne member
Souoma County Three m mbers
Placer C,upty Three members.
Nevada Ccunty-Four m-mbers.
Sierra Coun Two m mbers-
Yuba Coun,y-Thr. 0 membe;s-
Sutt r County One memb T.
Butte Cuuniy-Two members.
Plumas aud Lassen IountieS- One member.
T hama and olusa Counties-One member.
shasta County One member.
Trinity ounty-One N mb.r;
Humboldt ounty-Oue member.
Khan tn and Del Norte Countles-0ne mem
brr.
SisSiyou County Two m mbers.
The attent or Of the Bo r,is OF Supervisors of
the sev-ra! osnties is directed to AN Act
supplementary to AMI anendatory ofthe sarinus
Act regulaJin. elections, and to repeal certain
laws o the subject approved March Sis,
s66. (See statutes of ls55-66, page sos. !
Al-o, to IN act TO amend eeIion thirty-eisht
If an Att regulating ele tions, passed March
2sd, 1850; approvei Marrh 3oih, 1885,
(>tatutes OF lo6T-6S, page 6s0l
IN WITNESS WHEREOF, hsv- hereunto
SCI my hand and affixed the Great Seal
L. 5. OF STATE, at the City of Sacramento.
this Thirtisth day Of July. A. d. One
T.ousand Eight Hundred and sixty
nine.
Il. H. HAIGHT, Governor.
Attest Fl. L. NICHOLS, Secretary of State
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SUN-STRUcK "A few days agn Mr. Nc
Clannahan. If Cottonwood. received sun.
stroke while feedinga thrashirg machine
He was supposed to be dead for awhile but
finally recovered.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
SHASTA COUNTY DEMOCRATIC
TICKET,

For Justices of the Supreme Court.
j. B. CROCKETT,
W. T. WALLACE.
For Judge 9th Judicial District,
A. NJ. ROSEBOROUGH.
For Assembly,
A. r ANDREWS.
For Sheriff.
SYLVESTER HULL.
For County Clerk,
j. EMMETT COOK.
For Treasurer.
CHARLES BOELL,
For Assessor.
ROBERT KENNEDY.
For District Attorney,
C W. TAYLOR.
For Coroner ami Administrator,
JOHN SCHUYLER.
For Supt. Public Schools,
JOHN A. DOWNER.
For Surveyor.
QUINTUS n. ADKINS.
For Supervisor Dist. No. 8,
j. N. LOGAN.
Township No l.
Rnadmaster ........A. LESCHINSK1
Justices of the Peace Wm. MAGEI
..... ...... K NJ d. MSON
Constables. IF. SUTER, C. c. LANGSDON
n2la7
The Shasta courier., 1869-08-14

STATE OF CALIFORNIA, COUNTY OE
SHASTA.
Notice is hereby given that in addition to the
ofhcers above specified to be voted 70. in this
county, the following officers will be elected in said
county at such elGtion, TO wit:
One Assemhkyman.
One Sheriff.
one County Clerk, Ito be ex-offcio Auditor and
Recorder.)
One Treasurer.
One District Attorney
One Assessor.
One Coroner, Ito be ex-oficio Public Adrinis-
trator.)
One County Surveyor.
One Superintendent of Public Schools,
One Supervisor for Sd Supervisoral District for
three years.
Two Constables for each township
0ne Roadmaster for each Road District.
By order of Board of Supervisors.
GRANT /. TAGGART,
County Clerk.
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State of

of state.
!, h. L. NICHOLS, Secretary of State of
the State of California, do hereby certify that
me ABOVE Is true. full and correct copy of the
Election Proclamation on file in my office.
WITNESS my hand and the Great Seal
IL. o-J OF State, at Office in Sacramento,
California, the I'd day of August
A. D. 1852
Il. L. NICHOLS,
Secretary of State.
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yor Judges of Supreme Court,
LORENZO SAWYER,
o. c. PRATT,

For Judge of 9th Judicial District,
E. GARTER.
For Assembly.
JOHN s. FOLLANsBEE.
For Sheriff
THOMAS GREENE.
For Clerk.
GRANT I. TAGGART.
For Treasurer
SAMUEL ooPER.
For District Attorney,
MILTON s. BABCoCK.
Fer Assessor,
A. P. LADD.
For supt. Public Schools,
". L. CARTER
Fur Administrator and Coroner.
DENNIS Il. DUNN.
For Surveyor.
GEORGE SILVERTHORN
For Supervisor 3rd District,
JOHN P. WEBB.
T. wnsh'p N |.
Justicer......G r. KNOX. 4. L. DOWNER
Constables ........ .......... 30. ). lOLTON
....... .............. IT. b. REYNOLDS
Roadmaster...........- W. JENKINS
rownship No. 2.
Justices. .E. DICKINSON. H. JACKSON
Con-table-....J. CIII1WOoD. 2. llUGHE
Roadmaster.........-....... ........C. L. " ATS
Township No. 8.
Justice II. SlllFFLETON
............................ w. x. CONGER
Conslnble- 20. ENGLE W CLEVELAND
Roadmastrr -. ......DANlEL SWEENEY
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ELECTION PROCLAMATION,

CTATE OF CALIFORNIA, EXECUTIVE
ODep 'rtr1enf, Sacramento, July 3Oth, 1863
N"tire is hereby given that General
Election be bel throughout the Stale on
WEDNESDAY, the
1T Day of Septf mber. 4. D.. 1869.
AT which the following officers are to be elect
ed
State Senators as Follows:
Second District Composed of the County Of
Los Angeles, one Senator
Third District Composed of the Counties of
San Luis Obi>po and Santa Barbara, one SEN
ator.
Fourth District Composed of the Counties of
Fresno. Kern and Tul re, one Senator
Seventh d strirt-Compnsed Of the County of
Santa Clara, one Senator.
Eighth trirt-Composed of the city and
counties of san Frncsco and San Mateo, two
Senators; both of whom are 10 be elected bv
the county Of n Francisco.
Ninth District composed of the county of
Alameda, Senator
Twelfth District Composed OF the counties of
Tuolumne, Mono and I4yo, one Sen TOR.
Thirteenth D strci-Composed of the county
# Calav ,ras, ore Senator.
Fourteenth District Composed of the counties
Of Alpine and Amador, one Sen tor.
Fifteenth District--(omposed Of the county of
Ell Dorado, one Senator.
Sixteenth Distrct-Composed Of the county
If Sacramento. one Sen tor.
Se, ent-enih D sirict--Composed of the coun-
ties OF Solano and Yolo, one Senator.
y neteenth Distrirt-Composed of the county
of Soroma. one Senator.
Twentieth District i omposed of the county of
Placer, one Senator.
Twenty-frs District-Composed of the county
of Nevada, Senator.
Twenty-second District-Composed of the
county of Sierra, one Senator.
Twenty-third Dislrict-CompoSed of the coun-
lies OF Sutter and Yuba, one Senator
Twenty-fourh b District It omposed of the
counties of Butte, Plumns and Dassen one
Senator.
TweDty-eighth 'strict-Composed of the coun-
ty OF Slskiyou, one Sc aator Also,
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UmdefiEed Ailments.

There are many ailments trying in their ma
ture, but the symptoms OF which are not sufli-
GENTLY specific to enable physicians to classify
them under any peculiar head. As general
rule they arise from general debility of the
whole organization, but their primary cause, in
at least three out of five, is lack OF brisk
vital action in the stomach and liver. Stimulate
and tone the relaxed digestive aud secretive
org ans, and bodily ease, health and vigor will
follow the treatment. Among all the medicines
which have been recommended as conducive to
this end, none has been administered with such
uniform and entire success as HOSTETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS.
Its ingredients were selected from the vege-
table kingdom, originally, with view to the in
vlgoration of the physique and the constitution,
and also for their anti.bilious and slightly Taxa
tive properties. Twenty odd years OF experience
has proved that these herbal restoratiyes were
wisely chosen and have been judiciously sppor-
toned in this celebrated preparation. Not only
as specific for indigestion and all kindred COM
plaints, but IS h,useholt remedy for all the
minor ailments incident to humanity, it has OBJ
taiaed reputation based on unimpeachable tes-
timony, which fairly eclipses that Of any other
proprietary or oficinsl medicine IN use
S. T.-1S60-X.-The unprecedented and ex-
traordinary demand for PLANTATION BITTERs is
evidently owing to their being prepared with
pure st. Oroix Rum, Oalisaya Bark, &c. Our
Druggists complain that it is almost impossible
to keep supply, and that their orders, owing
to the great demand, are but tardily executed
Do not become discouraged. Be sure and get
the genuine.
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Any girl of common ingenuity can make d
pretty one with these materials Attach
them to the bowl with common glue dis
solved in water or whisky-if dissolved in
the latter it does not set or harden until
used.
When it has dried, varnish with black
varnish, which is readily procured at little
expense at any paint shop or carriage man
ufactory.
When that is dry ornament the edges
with allspice berries strung on wire. Now
attach the cords, and you have as hand
some basket as the shops can furnish,
and the expense is very small. wooden
bowl can be ornamented with the scales of
the long pine cones. Each scale can be
nailed on with npholsterer's tacks, first
boring the holes, and after the bowl is
covered. varnish with brown varnish -
Even the varnish can be made at home, if
one chooses. Buy two or three ounces If
asphaltum and dissolve it in turpentine or
kerosene, making it lighter or darker as
one desires by adding more or less Of the
aSDhaltum
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-31

CHIRIQUI IMAGES. We have had the
pleasure of examining IL quantity of gold
received 10y DR.. ). G. Aver & Co., from
Honduras, in payment for their medicines,
which are extensively sold throughout
Central America. Among massive crosses,
bracelets, aud chains, are the rude images
which have been taken from tue graves of
the Chiriqai chiefs-birds, turtles, SER
penis, bugs and reptiles done in solid
gold. They carry us back beyond historic
times, to periods and places where barba-
rism reigned supreme. They seem to
come here now in mute appeal from the
winding sheets Of their ancestors, to ask
for the simple Indians in the mountains,
medica! protection from cultivated skill,
against diseases which gather them up in
too early graves. Ignorant and unlettered
as they are, they have learned of the white
man enough to know where to apply for
relief, and what will bring it. Our well
known townsmen, above named, inform
us that they require their remittances from
foreign countries now to be made in silver
and gold.-Lowell Mass Sentinel.
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During the dreary winter months. q
fresh green hanging basket in the hall will
look very pretty and refreshing. Below
our readers will find the necessary instruc-
ton for making and arranging these sim
pie and tasteful ornaments. The credit IS
due the Hearth and Home.
Hanging baskets are within the reach
of all, and the more simple their structure
the more graceful their effect. We have
seen one made of cocoanut shell, with the
upper section neatly sawed of, and scarlet
cords attached, planted with moneywort
It's trailing stems, extending halt way down
the window, filled with its bright golden
blossoms, might have graced Fifth Ave
nue. drawing room so exquisite were
its proportions, SO bright its coloring. For
larger baskets buy at the wooden ware
shops wooden bowl twelve to sixteen
inches in diameter. Bore three holes at
regular distances for the cords to support
| it, Then ornament with rosettes, made OF
halves of the coffee bean not roasted,
grains of rice and small black soup beans.
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LATEST NEWS
BY TELEGRAPH.
From Warrington.

WASHINGTON, L. c., Dec. % Noon.
The Mexican Commission have not yet made
any legal lecisions, in fact the Court is not yet
organized, an umpire being absent. Mr.. Cush-
ing, who represents Mexico, Directing to an
American umpire, and Mr.. Ashton, who repro
SCENTS America, objecting to Mexican. The
nomination of an umpire will be referred to the
English Minister, Thornton.
The ''Ohronc!e" of this morning says ''TlSe
statement sent from this city to the New York
Tribune and Published in that paper yesterday,
imputing certain views and purposes on the
Cuban question to the President, Mr.. Fish, Sec
rotary of State, and Senator Sumner, is in all its
assertions and differences utterly without foun-
datiOn.''
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CRONEY Il MORRIS, AuctiOneers.
ADMINISTRATORS Sale Of Valuable
Lands,

TN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF THE
i Superior Court of New Hanover County made
at Fall Term, 1869, in the of Robert T. Will
liams, administrator Of David Williams, against
the heirs at law of David Williams, L will, on tho
1st day of January, 1870 at the hour Of II O'clock
A. NJ, at the Court House door in the city OF Viii
Engton, expose to sale at public auction, nine
turpentine and farming. One tract, 32j acres. 7I
Of which cleared, subject to tho right OF
homestead Of four minors, the youngest OF whom
is ~ years old, il provided with dwelling and out
houses, and is exceedingly valuable for farming.
The other tracts are contiguous, or nearly so,
and arc situated on and near Island and Ashes
creeks. All in New Hanover county.
Terms-One-third cash balance in siy and
twelve months Bonds with approved security
for the deferred payments. For further partcu-
lars apply to DuBrutZ Guitar, Attorney at Law,
Wilmington, n. y.
ROBERT 7. WILLIAMS,
BurGaw, N g..
dec 55.w4t-dlawtGs
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New York Market.

New YORK, Dec. 30-Noon.
Stocks weak and unsettled. Money T. cent.
premium Sterling Exchange-lons, 1885 short,
1893 Gold opened at 1893, but rose to 12O -
Tennessee skies, e1-coupons, 534 new, AL! Vir-
ginia sizes ex-coupons, 479 now, 50. Louisiana
SKIES, ex-coupons, old, GO; new, 62. Levee skies,
Ga Fights, sO3. Alabams Fights, 943 Elves, 60.
Georgia skies, cx-coupons. 81; sevens, Oh
North Carolina skies, ex-coupons. old, All new,
284. South Carolina SKIES, ex-coupons, new, n.
Flour 5 011O cents better. Wheat shade firmer.
Corn l cent better. Mess Pork lower at 500 80.
Lard dull. Cotton quiet and steady-middling
Is! cents Spirits Turpentine quiet 40 cents
Rosin steady a. % a. 10 f)t str ain ed
Freights quie'.
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wilmington Journal
OF THE
n,.rEniHE,; 25Tn.

.,..,l.. aid kind patrons, l take oft my hat,
| ...,.,iney nv toe q Bpry scrape st your ina''
- go, fly . bow. with a emile and all that,
- che tor: j.: the morning" to meet you EltA'
i 49, r,-,,,,h for bon i3a9. said rollicklng Par
= I,sr,,or All ready to greet you with.
1 ira. tl,a. same little bcdy who primes
,,,,,., ; YEAR with batch of bad rhymes,
j, II your doors for superiluous dimes
4 ,....,.: 10 make Christmas hilarious
"A -, immcmOrial times
s...us ''Co0ners'' aud Carriers
... Ill YES, last = reic, | say,
....:,.L thiiI.,s that are fading away!
We ..,-.t.: ..CnGnors" must die out come
.... ~,ga,-vi,ks burnt - the sockets.
.-.,. Cause even bcs ips TO lose sway,
.'.., .I..r noe The war wore in his pocEets.
.g.....> li.a.lht,,r,- the rest you al know
..'. cf,.,,e., and all Of Is change here below.
-...,,, innovation will iostlc things go,
.rav speedily fall to dcr4nging.
.r..r inv Il ten dollar bill viii soon go,
.F...Er
..al,- ats ..td,sn,or-as change is supreme,
.e,.,. tq.r.- Ger Eoy. down With that stream,
. ..g.,. i9.l,s tl.ristman forever Womb soon
,-sl.aut& p IFS g m"ckinEs.
r, ..,t ,lcs catch 5old in some barcfooted
ira-nl
W..ion. tlei. goetie4I stockings,
g-..-. .s..,,,.- I,a IpTCr Ira Ia
,.itl.- IDLY good fellow keeps failing &c fast.
dancing o. nothing, he'll hang up 1T last,
Another poo, victim OF Stanton.
ISL Johnny ms; move to the mists Of the past,
r, .ssu,. - {, lick O my Lantern.
r-.,5okil, av,hlic at suoh old fashioned joys,
r.as. myth, Ia: the memory takcs Tor it's toys
..uai.. it We mise all TIE girls and the boys?
those stars uE mes glorious dawning
;..rg -auuds al their laughter, their shouts
YES, theiH noise
t..!ma,ic Il youths Siddy morning.
..t.s .u.- .I.ln st handy or ball nova -days,
.ag Sos thcs2 come III with their checks a.
ay.aZ-
;runiliay g; hoops, to bring back from
such pays
~. l.o3d ii rhc;t veins, t1as they want all.
.,r" hoops go" 10 longer run vertical ways,
b't =" covered 10 iAai'8 HORIZONTAL
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,o,i,,,, ,r. bro,,bt 70 Won,
,,,,,,d
rag14w games of-marbles in these days youl
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b." %'l"H '''vlF ionHcai axes
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Is 'i''' '''2is@e II VIII lake 70 pay taxes
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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1869-12-31

Simple but E:fectual.-Ths entire freedom
from all deleterious ingredients renders "Broton's
Bronchical TrocRes" or Cough and Voice Lozen-
ees a safe remedy for the most delicate fenIaie,
or youngest child, and has caused them t. be
held in the highest esteem by Singers, And Puohc
speakers generally. In Coughs. Irritation OF the
Throat caused by Gold, or unusual Exornon OF
the vocal organs, in speaking in public, or sing
ing. they produce the most beneficial results.
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North Carolina Credit.

In that excellent paper, the DAILY jour
NAL of Wilmington, n. c., of the Odd inst,
we find some structures upon an article
which appeared in this paper on the Goth
inst, headed, "North Carolina and Re-
pudiation.
We cannot consider that our remarks
are Justly amenable to the censure Of the
Wilmington JOURNAL; of which we do not
complain, however for that censure was
conveyed in the weIl-known style of the
editor of that paper. which is always that
of well-bred gentleman.
The object of our article was to show
that the financial condition Of North Caro-
lima is depressed lower than the facts JUS
tify-at the same time condemnlng, as 1T
deserves, the reckless extravaganza by
which Holden and the Radicals have squaDss
dered the means of the State; for none
more than ourselves can feel for its over
taxed people.
Knowing that politicians SO generally
draw their pictures in too glaring colors,
we stated that such was our belief in the
case of the Old North State. We cannot
help believing that after the present
stormy time shall have passed, our opln-
ion may be found to have had some foun-
dation. Nevertheless, aCe are not afflicted
with the iron rule of Holden, and we free
ly conceded that we may be to certain ex-
tent mistaken III our surmlses.
We trust that our suffering fellow -citl-
zens Of the good Old North State may
soon be delivered from their thraldom, and
that however they may now be devoured
by the harpies, they will after awhile have
the opportunity to bring evil doors to JUS
tice, and of restoring purity in the admin
istration of the government of common
wealth equal to any in the Union in great
natural resources, and that yields to no
other in the sterling character of its noble
people. - Norfolk Journal.
Why are Jokes like nuts Because tt e
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CIINTnN MALE ACANEMY.

TF.HE NEXT SESSION OF THIS SCHOOL WILL
L begin Jan. 10th, 1870, and continue twenty
weeks. Board from $40 to s12 50 per month.
Tuition SIT so and S22 so. Contingent Zee %
cents. No deduction unless in cases OF protract-
ed sickness Pupils will find it to their interest
to enter on the first day OF the session.
GRADY & MCLEOD.
dec 16 69.d6t&wGw
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From Richmond.

RICHMOND, Va, Dec. 29-P IL.
The State Central Committee of The seeding
wing of the Republican party has prepared a
bill to be submitted to Congress providing that
the Legislature shall meet and take only the
oath prescribed in the Fourteenth Amendment,
and go on to elect State officers and Judges, az
ter which it shall adjourn and its work be sub
mtted to Congress and il approved the State
then to be admitted.
The Chamber of Commerce to-day adopted a
petition to Congress to release from payment OF
the revenue tax on whiskey or tobacco which
may be destroyed by fire or wreck.
DR.. James Dove a we'll known physician, died
in this city to day
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THE HEALING POOL,

ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN, WHO HAVE
fallen into vicious habits, and now dosire high
er life, and better MANHOOD, with certain
means OF relief for the afflicted. Sent in scaled
letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address. HOW
ARD ASSOCIATION. Box P, PHILADELPHIA.
Pa.
sept IS 507&33- 3mch
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From Washington.

WASHINGTON. d. O., Dec. 28-P. III.
The revenue receipts to-day amounted to
$4,000.
The Assistant Secretary of tho Treasury, Mr..
Richardson, will positively quit on the LIST of
January.
Senator Pratt of Indiana, has resigned.
It is now said that the public debt will hardly
reach $500, 100000.
The agricultural report, just out, estimates
the cotton crop at twenty seven hundred thou
sand commercial bales, fully equal to three mil
lion bales of four hundred pounds.
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Marine Intelligence.

CHARLESTON, g., Dec. 29--P. III.
Arrived-Gunboats Standish Triana and Tybee,
Schooner 8. L. Woodbury. from Baltimore.
S. iled--Steamer Charleston for New York;
steamer Marmora for Liverpool; Bark Maria for
Liverpool Brig Pauletta for Barcelona. and
Schooner r. n. Hawkins for Boston.
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JUST GUT!

"CHERHY PICTORIAL TROCHEs,''
For Colds, Coughs, Sore Throat and Bronchitis.
NONE so GOoD-NoNE so PLEASANT
NONE CURE AS QUICK.
No more OF those horribly-tasted, nauseatinS
''brown Cubeb" things.
RUSHTON e co,
10 Aston House, New York.
dec IS 16-3m, d6WCh.
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MARRIED..

On the 25th instant. ut tbo ros iLcaco or Blany
Williams, Esq, i'll Duplin county, by George l..
Swinson, ESQ, Mr.. JACOB J. SilITH to MARY
Il. SMITH.
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II, 600 ACRES OF LAND FOR SALE Or
RENT.

YByHG NIXON PLANTATION, FORMERLY
4 EnOHn the Jordan Tract, situated on Lit
tie River, Horry District s. q.
This valuable farm contains 800 OF
cleared land, adapted especially to the growth
of Cotton, Corn and Pes Nuts. A fine dwelling
and all necessary out houses on the promises.
ALSO FOR RENT,
a valuable farm on Topsail Sound, n. g., about
IL miles from Wilmington, containing about 500
acres, in q high state of cultivation.
Any one dosirous Of purchasing or renting will
apply to A. A. MOSELhY,
10. 90 Market st., Wilmington, n. &.
dec 26 77-d&wU
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r E Y | E W
OF THE
Will NJ NGTON NJ \ Z X EFT S
FOR THE
WEEK ENDING THURSDAY.
December 80, 1869.
OF THE

TURPENTINE-For this article there has been a
demand for distilling purposes through
out the week, and the market has ruled steady
at former quotations-$2 80 for soft, and 81 IS
for hard u 280 lbs. The receipts have been
light, owing in & measure to the Christmas hoh-
days, but the recent freshet will enable parcels
from above tide-way to arrive more freely, and
We may confidently look for larger receipts dur
ing the coming Week Tho sGlas sra "A follows
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earle DISPATCHES.

KINGSTON, JA,, Dec. 29--Noon.
The Church has been dissstsblished and dis
endowed. large number Of clergyman had to
resort to manual labor for livelihood.
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Departure OF Emigrants,

ST. LOUIS, Mo-, Dec. 29-P. M.
Two hundred aDd fifty Chinese emigrants left
here to-day on the steamer Mississippi for the
purpose of working railroads il Texas.