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~MARENGo.-FEvER AND AaUE

"MAhENdO.-f y = n AMI hGOH
CURE, TONIC, FEVER PREV val.
uable medicine entirely vegetable in its prepare
hon, Is offered TO the public and warranted to cure
any case OF CH1LLs AND FEVER Of however long
standing, completely eradcsting its effect nom the
system, purifying the blood, strengthening the d.
gestlve organs, inducing an appetite. and keeping
the system in perfect health.
Those suffering from debility arising from any
cause will find It the purest and best TONIC to be
had anywhere. To persons residing In unhealthy
sections, or who are predisposed to fevers OF any
kind, 1t will be found invaluable ss preventive. 1t
is quite pleasant to the taste, and can be given to
children Of all ages without injury Numerous let.
ters have been received testfyng to Its efficacy and
value as FEVER AND AGUE CUBE AND TONIC.
It s fully guaranteed to give complete and ubiver-
cal satisfaction.
MARRNGo is no humbug. TRY IT.
For sale atretail by all Druggists.
At who.esaleb By DowrE NOISE, corner Meet
ing and Hasel streets; GOODRICH, WINEMAN &
CO., Hayne-street, and G. J. LUHN, General Agent
Of Proprietor, southeast corner King and John
streets, Charleston, 8. G. DAG smos Junee
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a@IHE NEATEsT, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEApEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
14a EAST BAY, having replenisbed its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material OF the dness
quality and latest Styles is prepared to execute at
the shortest notice and In the best manner, JOB
PRINTING Of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
~ EXECUTORS FINAL NOf1CE.--No-
TIcE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
JULY ensuing, at II o'clock A. NJ, the undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Probate of Charleston
County for final discharge as Executors OF WI OF
the late EBENEZER H. RODGERS.
FRANCIS 8. RODGERs,)
GEORGE a. RODGER Executors.
E. q. RODGERS }
Jnnao wfm1mo
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-Tostee took home seven thousand dollars as
The proceeds OF her recent visit 10 th,s country.
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Spefial agtifes.

NJ FRIENDLY MORALIsT SOCIETY,"
At the Thirty-6rst Anniversary Meeting OF the
Friendly Moralsl Society, held at the residence OF
p 8. WILKINSON, the following officers were elect.
eI to serve the ensuing year:
WIN. T. OLIVER, President.
R.D HART, vice.2resident
P.s. WILKINSON, Secretary.
r. R. GORDON. Treasurer.
y ET; 4. RbaoK' bsoks, Stewards.
Standing Con, q aitee.-John B. Edwards, R. L. Sut
ton, q. ". Edwards
Committee on Charity.-Richard Lucas. T. L. Cas-
ton. " 1uue 40
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81 Tho Relatives, Friends and Ac-
ouainisnces of Mr.. PATRICK GRAHAM, and of Mr.
and Mrs PA1a1cK LANfaAN. are respectfully invited
tc attend the Funeral of the former, from his late
IT sidence No IS John. street, THIS AFTERNOON. at
Three O'Clock June 18
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ss- Hibernian ssciety. The Oaicers
and Members Of the Hibernan Society, are respect
fully requested to attend the Funeral Of their late
brother member, JAMES MURDOCH, Esq. from
their Hall, THIS AFTERNOON. 18Th instant. at Five
o'clock. WIZ AIKEN KELLY,
June l8 Secretary.
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.fuusral Motifes.

M The Friends and dAcquaintanees OF
the latc JAMES MURDOCH, are respectfully invited
to attend bis Funeral Services, at the Unitarian
Church, This AFTERNOON. at ha'fpast Five o'clock,
without further invitation. .- June IL
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Pacific MAIL STEAMSHIP COMFY
THROUGH Line 10
0AJJFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN. .

oHANoH OF SAILING DAYSf
STEAMERS OF THE ABOVE
A2 line leave Pier No. "A, North Rtvs1s.
I5MTEk1HA foot of Canal street, New York. =
u O'Clock noon, Of the 1st, 11th and
91st of every month Except when these dates fAA
en- Sunday then the Saturday precedingl.
peparture of lat and 21st connect at Panama VIM.
ste.ners FOR South Pacific and Central American
ports. Those of 1st touch ct Manzani11o.
Departure Of 11th OF each month connects Nu1
the new steam hne from Panama to Australia sps
New Zealand.
Steamship GREAT REPUBLIC leaves Ban Francis
CO tor China and Japan July 8. 1859.
No California steamers touch q HAVANA, pas u
direct from New York 10 Aspinwall
One hundred pounds baggage free to each aduns
Medicine aud attendance free.
For passage Tickets or further Information ayDH
,,at the COMPANY'S TICKET OFFICE, On the HnA1t
foot of Capsl-stre North Biver, New York.
March II 1u =. B. BABY, A96n6
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RHIEaEscRa Governor z. B. Vance, Charlotte;
". D. Reynolds + Bro, Norfolk; z. g. Chic, Super
intenden. 8. l. B. Railroad, Portsmouth; Colonel s.
L. Fremont, E. z. Bur1uss, Esq, Wilmington:
s. Thurber Co., LapRhra1 HRbert, New Yors;
Bernard O'Nein, Charleston; Alexander RusAsa.
Savannah. SmOs Apr.s
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FOR GEORGETOWN,S 8. Q.
-A THE STEAMER EMILE, CAPTAIN
A&2S4tRS SP. G. LEWIS. will leave south Com.
mercial Wharf az above on MONDAY MORNING, Ise
instant, at o'clock
Returning win leave Georgetown on TUEsDAY A.
rxRSoos, 22d instant. ct O'Clock.
Freight viii be received To o-MoRHow Saturday.
AL FREIGHT prepaid.
No freight received after sunset.
Apply TO
No Boyce's WhazE
N.B.-On and after TuEgDKY, 18th instant oe
steamer EMILE viii leave Charleston on TukspAF
MORNING, ct O'Clock
rvnsooN nj o'clock June 10
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NJ The Friends and Acquaintances OF
Mr.. ROBERT BENNETT tcolored,) and Of Mr. and
Mrs. WILLIAM PARKER tcolored,) and of Mr. and
Mrs. WILLIAM BLACK (colored,) are respectfully In
vited to atterd the Funeral Of the former at bis late
residence, No. lS4 Coming.strset, at Three O'Clock
THIS AFTERNOON, without further invitation.
Inna 12
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CHANGE OF SEIZED UZE.
FOR PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FERNANDINA AND JACKSON
VILE.
--A THE ELEGANT AND FIRsT-CLA 3
SSTRAMRR CITY POINT, Csptaf
GEO, 3. MCMILLAN, win ssil from Charleston eve19
TrEsDAY EVENING, at Nine O'Clock, for the aboN
points.
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad ct Fernandina for Cedar Keys, ct whtst
point steamers connect with New Orleans, Mobile
Pensacola. Key West and Havana.
Through Bills Lading signed to New Orleans IN d,
Mobile.
All freight payable ON the wharf
Goods nod oved at GuneoA wU be stored n M II
J. D. AIKEN co., Agents,
Nav 17 South Atsnuc Wh1lt.
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BOR THE HAIR.
JUST RECEIVED,
PHALONS CHEMICAL HAIR INVIGORATOB
AYERS HAIR VTGOR
MONrGOMERYS HAIR RESTORER
BURNEPS COCAINE
HALLS SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER
CHEvALlER'S LIFE FOR THE HAIR
CHALFANT'S COCOA CREAM
LYONS KATHAIRON
BAR9Ys rRICOPHEROUS
REEVES AMBROSIA
HAIR TONIC
SAvAGE'S URSINA
BATCHELQRS HAIR DYE
HAWLEYS HAIR DYE
JAPANESE HAIR STAIN
HAMBLETCN'S HAIR STAIN
POMADES, PHILOCONES
HAIR OILS, BANDOLNE, &C., &c
For sale by DIR. Il. BAER,
MAYS No. IS1 MEETING-sTREET.
, 1869-11-30

~. iHn y Shsc.Ga IEtsrsE, in uorcn9 the +:i4Ers
~. taas % .Se f%ennsapy % stanesst Of the Pr-oyt.-
rtssSpsso' ,h,s W,4hs ns1s ~ ~, massv u:
memorial ocetire. . FRESH l. WA 1ien,a II
ths he.eanattsTe e u ~ rutslshn4 basoess and
At the thea Of loeas,u2 this tyi,Id,nr IN Err
York, and Rists halt a tozvn teLRtn1 reaaooe
r. ees 'ne q lose sa. f
be ncastd II Chicago Taesc Is enc vcrg wood
reason wtJ 1t saoaln mt. however. 1t would r.
Old Scto1! Rbd the Eew-aow tO eoou 10 II ~
nast,ct, to 60 70 Chicago The uulou would be
blolea again 10 less hsn : week, suI the caascoes
ITO Chicago t1sotvc coaste.-I.n>anrsA Dirpoick,
The WABASH Avenue iilnk Ia .;hleAKo cssed ID
!ast ToEndst evening, nnl.r the Pressure OF N
inch or tNo OF anow u2on lts roof <:nAsAeseT1stie
Of Chicago. Nothing there IS bull: 10 tat, ard
This 70 o1:y psemoaiuan OF what awaits lac rett
Of ~ Sso1t9E I !. II !. ..afz =, ,r
the rolls "fof unrrotrs..ousl cont!act.-' lie
proaehly iett lev nenfs in toe po.'es,aaa OF ms
"A kasrinceat Day for D.orees, ' xai1he bead
Inc Of TIE CHICAGO TRlBtSE oyes last FT:day &
hi1eous No:s, -LlI tuxges.vn 70 any tnonHnt-
truc:lo!o kuct'. can bt:cut u the Noshroom Ctr.
II u d.tncull TO icag,Le why l.ntc2Soan snoulI
aeek 10 cn1rasa bI n revolver waA' be shn1ld 20
caEo tapess, ot Nnniia5, :Is tiled with accounts
OF 1he coLrsc1ton Of David Halsn f3r killing hts
vile Rose. siagutaIty enough, TOO rae pI.sonrt
wna sentenced to aEner rde0th-Einefnndtft tSd1rftr.
They are tIJtnE TO get rp d ~tcktt1eaf Nan sem
cation IN Chicago. hut there Is too uuca conpe-
1ttlon ~ to ho shall Us 1ae taaa--Exstau County
Rtnn kirnn- ...
me Es.teru press dean Cttcsz7 ta:r game tor
all Their }okea and gbes. II d.rorce. murder. OF
aoy so.t OF horror, the rrsul os Renafoo Gus
sedutt-t' happens IN AuJ part OF the county. cnA
pneopsc,ousy Gpds bis pen c.1d!tloE tho parslcu.
lars 70 sone Of toe excellent coieiRo
papera the TRIRCiK, Of taat mach 'sou 'ed
printing tie Uo.. ooioni and ctuelest s!bes Of IL
Esst.rn cctenpo7xr1es n Fr1Ht of bcneroltnt
reagnatto1. Hnt should Cincinnati Of 81 Loota
The whole psess gang OF the Garden Cty ru.a N.
petaously 70 tue rescue, and taeif tisas ssnk mto
1RpoEInlnos and uuu! siIeace. On The cootr1tJ,
the Gnayt dr1vex OF :he EAstsru papers sre Pot Of
On aepsrs&e corner by themselves wtraQut cSm
, 1869-11-30
Eet1 showed IN, the psAsengesz vii NOT freeze O

sss!,n ss.r .n1xsa o. The vii not teezo
ne Kansas CITY journal s1y1 tte Uaunfo1i /
2.. t@eph ReslfoSd Company U proposing 70 eoa-
111et branch % the lice surveyed ore1 tea yeaf1
19o 1of the st. Joserh Rock Island RAi.fpa4
1aA route runs through DeKAlb Comfy, asf-
Iiaon. Aefcert Aud Putnam Couustss, tapping the
burlington Missouri R0ad tAA& OF Oeutn M, 4pd
11aotlen'nR the d1tAnca bet Teen s. Joscph and
Ealosgo about aixty nptIce. !;
1he 6A1 Frauctkco Ruil<tia says that 1t u quits
ptoosole enAf within thfre year. the C31lforula d
oregon 1eaflfusd, and the Oregon Central (which,
y ooasITcA, mast he practically ODE fusd,) Nlll
Tees - .tho boundMJ between tne swp SxAtea
4ae NSo!e lenGth or Tie railroad line 1fna AAfys-
sne 20 PORTLAND u lot le8s than 600 miles divided
asMg equally between tho tso States. Twonty
nues o. the Oregon end will b compiled tails
eaI "a aad thsty Or forty miles Of the California
wizard Carpenter. Of Evansville, Ind, who ii
- ne EAst mt rJ!eFln8 capttaltsts, wflies home
sH snsI Ae leara 20 Arsnn4suent can Be made for
ana completion OF the Straight 11ne Railroad
"nnul Evansville people DO something fer sne
@ en.tfp51.e moIe than they haye done" This
4, hhitoadin Greene County. but thern Beems to
Ine Sioux Cary 4 Columbus Railroad viii be oae
nuEdted miles IA length. extending from Sio1x
GHy, 1oWn. 10 .Cotumbua on the Enio1 Pacific
halfway. Ten niles OF the line, At the west e1c,
afe 70 be pat under contract thia fa1 be CON-
E!elea oy February, 1870, and ten miles mort at
tbc elto1 CITY termtnuA- The inluatofy po,ns Of
lee Ioad viii be opposite the mouth OF The Floyd
Alver, which cmptles tnso the Mhsont1, just south
Of lne Sioux City ltIbttk
, 1869-11-30

ncns Or Without reproofA under the n,ll1,r saf.
es.ise fn head, "Complims1is to Ch.eago."-Roehs..
Chicago ,ra.ns for The fame Of Syracuse. 40.
Gofdlnsiy. nshy story comes down iron the
Nleeay Cy ,hat Prof. William stlmpsou, kuo "a
a. being connected with that eu,lnenay
respectable body, Tho Chicago Academy Or
Sc'eneeF, has heen mailing lnyesfttaiions On
ine iAtu Of NE. Thatcher. near tho town sr
Harlem, md las taked tip tue skeletons Of some
twenty human beinRs+ And 1T once the nstoupd+
IL claim Ia 1ct up that the<e arc the fcna4n1 OF
eonc old yctet11e who lived Ia the mound
1und!rE PERIOD We hlYp never belIeveat and
thir cheerful dl-bel,et We still cherish thet any
other than 1cuE modern Chicasoao woI!4 setilc
In the near vicinity Of the spot where the sea.
Aelpent makes hie chosen home. Aad where the
Hltds blow more dercely than Tho uaopaooaa Of
that other FsEnn land. We ruase no question,
however, bit the gentleman whom the Cht
caGo {hst cIoquently, bat somewhat infcltcttons-
" proclaim 4'one Of cur tbtost aud
widely Known Ectenukts" has dug up Bone
bouca. But there Ill bt 10 such difficulty IN ac-
counting for thcse As Tor Tie Ocondagn Kt2al-uo
more dirncury, in fact than there Hss IN ncsornt-
ing for the bodIea 30 recently cxnnned IN Ffznce.
OF mytteltous dlsappcsraDces there hnye been
enough In Chicago to nlake PLAN the onxtn of
thc.c remains. They ne Eoth.ag notr than tue
couron TIufts Of What Il pleascs the Chicago
parers to caN Chicago enterprise We feel Ger.
lsIn any uurDbet Of o:ncfa eau ha found u hnt
lhc police Will fet to Hork--CiHcsnaati Gazette,
, 1869-11-30


nrd.,t dt m seoo ID Al! dlTre1len- - th etat fa
talc l.. Enli a sEd erntsciAi eitcl.s dry. I1v.
I'D ID. ap. "a .asts Tss !.
stsl sisi"n to eater into nce eneaEsca 10 The
ihe "f tn consequence ot the Esne1al In.
Fin a''n ~ 'S's Il ,at wf"'s Il sa t &
OF the -skc. in Dcre1tct eta Jhnr4ry. Ls:s ID ths
day the stTest Vas lIed With thsf The aer41J
rtad sn 70 biz psosohc7 psoeTsmmt by dc:te .elnE
.ateA. and ert.tat with tp<culs.osr In tho Iiold
teet1 md Stock hJthAnse, ho4e Intcrtss 4aftsc.
the decline 1hty had ton'itcf .le tntlaecoe, how
ri vhlcss fer thr time brfnE
losk~ cod Co rc-unse hu.toesa an Wednesday.
tlh ircd eokter.14. Therv wcEt exceptional lssns
% Ec.einntent hundd dea1tTs It PEI cent Discounts
sa i5 ne ~ IT, s sc1daT e n
l. uity Ike snd New Urscauh
Sit4lnx adrsnred 10 ln9h, and VA dail
r., SGa ese asti,s "a 4 spsasa
Govcfnlnrns. hars DEFINED. but ae.ed .ts.dy and u
E*r crnt ao2yt he 70 xest point sotnr lasEo bold
sIss: SssIt H. tssPens GssPens g. zit
I.uean. e.. !io,.!1I!l !sd. .-:.....!oe;.'5lM,
Gesi { sn: a.. nv: e'fferss o. ''.
talr Il tEdts5+h. and t.eady In neE bntds It 10ftx
acd n .rttisl ~ ID at 2sesh. Mssoafis tlm ii
s.nek make dail nd erneza1ly heavy Throukhous
thc a!'eIno?a thete wxEr tp9Ess Of dsHees
Ite tAJ f4E aluust the entire Mt; Roek lAApd Aloae
IL tfsatts # shs Cstssss ,S N9;.A.e,ssa m D.
dtSdept. adjourned until fuoITqE, without tusk1ns
, 1869-11-30
Stealing Associated 1'rcss Dc..
pAtcAex

F.pt1 fhs Ifft.butpA nisJ-1teA,
The Af1t { eie'! Frsts desua'chcs, nj ous eea1efa
douht.css know, cost the p1opr1ctors of re1sra.
rers rtty Large sun1 Of MOI ey, an1 to tamper with
them IS aprateLtly Serious EATER, as xllt be
seeu nom IN Information rnntle yesterday be-
tore Alderman McNas,erA The Etj,nblic ueea-
psper, OF Ibis city, had for sont uuae been =
Memeer Ut the Associated Press, bat BY an Of
der latcly received By the aEenf OF, the associs-
ton IN t1ls city from head11szttrs- the benent4 OF
The press desrSieats we're withdraw The rru-
-pneMrs Of the paper. John n Murphy
4 e, on hearing OF the iact
resscn Of tbs action, and were informed that the
tlecrans cent 10 tic ptess OF this city, copy OF
bteh dnpltcsfed nom the Repu5iiean to
othsr Newspaper not u tne snsoc.a-
1tpr. MURPHY i Co, IN their turn, and
protesting their own tgroraoee OF tae maueI, sus-
p+sted 30urR Ean paruet ChaA J. Ferdinand.
WHO Was IN the cnroy Of the nfm AZ n'Rht editor,
or e0methtug ol thAS knd. 50. yesterday, MI. Mar
rhy. ot # The pruprtetors OF tne pppsr referred
ie'k, c'sretnR fertt' and Hnh the larceny OF the
de- p tchea and damaging ther ne wspapc. 10 the
~ ount Of 9a.to1. Tue tcHEf1ms 1t X alleged.
were copel by Fernt1a.d Aul tr11s-
mtttd TO seeetat peHEapeH tnok IN the
sskt tAfl1u to ti-tten. palts oi the county, for
A.s intisiInA4 FStn 4td psc1t He WAS Aur6t4d
acd ccst n1ttted 10 tsA for htaf.rE. The hecuscd
wAs, We arc informed, formerly connecte1 Tltn
the rre.scf New IorE, and has been but short
tine In tnta city,
, 1869-11-30

ARRIyED........Nar..1 ~ aad -
Ssns iA!staa naEd Matea. % hri. a.h aua sun,'ie.
:s St. !; ! .as
Prop q Caaer sAus..acf, ~ n 1atnbes 100 N shtn.
Prop w st Concord, osdeuabnrza Ito bsls Fab and
R4l dss. GfSsh st. Bue.lo> .uz dies
Ssht Eys1yn: he!:and. s N s;Ases
IS: asss'ass II r. q r
tthr ntekoskan. hniiw 20 kris o.s sad sundsies
Pp h:hsn5 TrsseIts Gy Z - s,a 2 s@s .s
sssa s;sfs 1s's fa'e ss s@ss' ss's
s.! xx;;s:ssfe az: c's|S:!;:s 4 s.: ss;
sehr ners.sh ! IL ~ tsaser. e'' "'''
SIR H:st. 6fsssea. FEET. .se s IN utal.er. 10, q,
sr E'' xa;a: = 5sea|s Sas II I & : 1anssl 18th
sssf !ts M Fois:;; Es!; ,s; i: n: luab%'.
III IL Il; 3:s 's7s<'
ss5 IT, nsy Mct1 R;h ,E = S.sd' wood
III, Esh. '.e g ee:s,. eS loa pa...
ssat II. ID ot.. si,sa,;.n. ito b s'1ler .ud
Eeuw {: .. Rutt.. Msnfetee. IS N l1u,h-r.
Etow H+f<urA- EarFuken 4AN tkrf.
HcoH Gften Bay. QcnEto. 10 III Lumbar. u u lath.
CLEARED-.-.--. = a3d p.
Etmr Alrrna, MusksS-n, enndr1es.
Prop HHtan ST Jceeph IL tons railroad atou. and
SIN.d1ta
Prop Aoattnpcsv. Fer uron. assu bss hour, lso bss
poll. Ald s.hdfiet, ,..0 ..
St1Ir l.. -. &aAAp- EtNH xuEet. no caIEa
tehrt'. H. Haekl+y, kepe%hA no e1fgo.
Srhr Etrls n, Ho.lsno. " brn sslt md eupd1tet-
stkr Fl Temp Manfsnwne. no carfo.
Seir "a a1 siRk1.'Ahuapca P1ef, no car{o-
<t3ny shefr EAn >. NH AukeE, s1ndftes.
TTOp ldxlf BGfAss. ~, Lu e8fr, So hfz aouz. zud
D3rdrt4
dri-f.
Sehf Lizzie T o x. vt .Ioscne. cargo.
Scnw tiTtrn ftAv. RArfrc. s1rg,.
>ttf Ltdis Easc. kA tnc. &c c.rea
II W R:hthert, ~ IL atph. no cargo
* thr AG.de st Joe<ph. ca-ro,
Sct'r Mary Etotn. AaJaithys FleT. NJ earEs.
, 1869-11-30
D14As sfcfBs

A TOLL Loes-rse ecow Geo Neville, ssnafe
In SANDY Rsy, h = tsnal 9Feck Her outne u n
Ssat ean be Dved- She Has natlt n AantAo1ta tu
1e1<- msa1u1th 81 so1F+ rated !, and MA valued
y II, 600. We upderIt&ud ta4t ane was uninsured
Her \ ne1s Ec4ide here. q
FcCNpxhta Or TIE Psorkuxa CoLnsnr-A
teieEr1m from SaFnts 41noaLea4 the sinking OF
the CaEadtAn propeller Colonut in Lake Huron,
twenty i've mtea bc-ow the STRAITS Cfrv sNe-
IRON Nlvaasee i9f Nonuea: on The i;tb, VIA ;
casRo eorsktloG OF s,5t<l bushels OF wReat an
It's bltTels OF nour. IN tie Dta violent north
nsrtor, EneA ste pounded 50 heaEry ss 70 break
asu ahIare, fatally kcaldiDg one OF her dEesuen
Upon tse cestnuun Of the alorm she resumed her
the bctoro above ktstsd. It Is pre-umed, opeted
her Selma 20 SEea N exert that wien headed
,S!o ,as - q Iass naIon she .efaeE ~ saa nd
wa,es:. The esrgu q the Co!oE:st va tn:ppsa BY
VIE Eo1uS, E:9. II VIZ tnsored Tor dls.aG0 as
W4ren, t pnn,lo. rorr. .sns.w
Ec1:resis.n Sas:cna- OF NsTs=see, wheat $50
4flna: Ensas ~" ~
% Tns ceeat.; G. Wa butt il sainis in issi. meas
ured egT tons, rated t. anu was yalned Il I'll, cd
g. e. "a. ~ ,;,otsd :, e. fsr 1laees n tn II
It u falF 70 pEesant maj tse ~ 6. ths
TIE 9o I'd tbs. the
ssbI J1sa tlIaek a rcek II the eef.Ence Of Co2peI
Ls1bos; da1Eg ~ Eale Of 5ae ~ =. "a ~. sod
10 Of railroad ron iof Dnlush. II ls DOUBTFUL
Nht tttr she viii b rHsed tefoFe Epft1g.
ARH1rAL OF sBrwtEckKp CKlwR-Tbe pro-
pelleT City o. Fremont arrived u NlNaakee On
saturday afternoon with the ercW1 Of the oayz
Jnhn N!rer tud schooner Pn1nl1; the former od
which ID stranded % Forty MiIe Point and the
tA1fG In lts1tt TnveIse Ray. We have nof As yet
sex a Captain Srtnk, Of The Arert bat understand
tat be repof1s his resEel foi1 OF EateT suf badly
fced ID Notnir can be dons toward xets'ng her
% he present.. teason, aod. from her exposed po-
STOP, Il Ia douh<1ut ~hesnes ate viii aod together
until tpItug. The o1rk may, tbefel0Fe, be cQu-
adhered : tota1 lt4, WITH her carHn
Ths PbGntx reported as ocCdpyiug an easy
to be rs.ted With sde~h and pat upou isunc cu'1k
wsyT. Teis eanrot be done until tprtrg. The
wr~eHnk steamer M1Fpet Attempted 10 ruu her
parting her lssnch hAweezs The Phuepix Il q ne =
sod 01uuch vessel, Of 1sAe9o feet tarrJ1uz ca
pas1H saa is owned ~ Captain George Eeed,
, 1869-11-30
TIE LAST SPIKE.
1,aIonri IEan,m ORG, John DufE. T.
L. lttFnnk, oAd Others, Presented
With n 'Tcxttn 0nRn -d:oedep Esinru
from IAc l.EGsk1 NuNsck.

r..,-.
Mr. ,tsrta in,,s !ne usoha ,h rex nian. .ssr. -.
,it., a. isu @ uenG sne &eal leHsn WAC presented
.ns ss!oen spne tnat bound tae Two iIou lines Of
M tuS .t1.io. e nku -! tutAnct. A!s7Feo IN unahi
nun .seM iofk nn - ns''s1 evening last, ana Gu
2eEsa 4ea .Sonls ~ me MSonlog hoase
ine Epic WM maze If"m f~c1ty.Cve twenty
'lua.al euiu plecsNr and MAs sa!aro AT tsAl. TIC
ptses EGIe aIst netu. Ahu Iaen run into
rannr ~. e.. Vii. ~ o. me sna. Tne
~ M, ~ pey 1s r Re sese =,
~ ss .,"9 y -, ~ III, ptAs inn
~ -, ytn. n, Vs., SSu ~ i;
un.n n, ~ at ~ ~. ~ - vi osen lNestiseu
snS.t.1,n ,,rcs MAJ, was
=. y ntt ,snars uH VIC =, tMs,
-. ~ - .tt,,. 1870 stn strA' uta ~ tae k'eAI hnk
"a.eu ~ t.'us - t'c ~ n.4n !. " ~ tu. tAGinc;
.,,r ~, 81 ss.M sp1 ~; t.e 1910 *us iaseti?;
ioW ~. "'r rn,, .. ,ts lae i'a*s se'kes
nue!- ra,n " naans IannHs ,sassessets, ~efe Inc
n, ,s., .4S "s'e r, " sae toso, une's enS1aseu'
"a uan ;nr 1.Ss., 'S".i s,as,r, at1.x: ,,,.,.,,
a. a. i. iinnft, r,nA W.,,. ~. n'sM. shi.,.
,:,..,., ..rrs..,. ..,'t,ns,r,,,a.,,
, 1869-11-30

tisttcs OF The lurrhef bosIuca1 1t the yusf up ft
November I. along tic 81. cfafr RtrH andiA tf1e
."Dnnug octobes 1s.ua ano feet o, loEs wats
1ca:ed on Black Rrei. and the total amount
This Is IN e1cess of % sSe ;osai amount ,for IL,
season and It is prooaoir that la oo 900 feet more
~ % eealed beforu tne the season " c'osed a.
booUs over winter; the eeason's work on .hs rtyer
m1 be about 1oo. OK, ,0cn feet Of logs including
~ fsT m'on .as Iset that ware IN the 'er e' o'e
The r-estern portion Of MICHIGAN hal Of satc
ysaN become noted rcF the production OF i11tt
vh1iouA haEbofs on the eastern snoTe Of Late
Alcntgan, from whence It b transported 70 ~.
sss xss1s ssa oa, o.
tious parts Of the West and Eo.tnwest.
:. The aRufes below Ase 10: entirely accurate, ~
dine ot neP 4 shs q sppes
p.oxtma'ion Tbs returns fFnm the most important
ard Giapd naten, aro deft1el nom tetarns to nc
1orwasdlnR hoasss. and the osbeEs are mostly e,ti-
localities: From 1900 to 1Aooo acres OF 1Aad
es portion whch I. Sow paTsed 70
writing from Aacktee, says: "Last spfn9 5000
oesf aass se I'M T s9r
tris f1l, anl probably e, ZOO WIN be planted hare
next tpttcR." The peach belt vastea in width
IEen six 10 twelve uSe,l:.the wildcat portion 60
~ ~ scertotced, being at Holland, 0r1nd uaveu,
and Manetee- The highest laud IL considered the
bet 1or pesches aid grapes, The average prices
o. irolt DUNG the SEASON were about Al fouows:
st!aKtet1tes per quart, 1oc. KaspoeiI1es
6. Apps,s rsr huaoel. soc, Pests per basnel.
s. Peaches per box or haskell 75c- Cherries per
nuthei. e p1uuns per bulnel, g. Q1lnces PER
brtntl, =. Grapes per n, Ice. From TIE nzuses
conts1hsd tn the table xhlch lo!1owA We es-
innate the ralpe Of the fr7it crop OF the weStefn
tEote dor1nR the past seaAou, a. follo1s: Apples,
I1es e ~: g1spes N1iQ; hackbe.rle., slo7, 7o5
fhspeen1es. tU,6l7; strawberries, 1l47s7, anu
p}UIIe. 4l.1nR, Total. fS11, ,ffa