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The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Nature h the Great Physie,au.

NAtVI0 - Su0 G1oeS FnyelclAns
This 10 now admitted BY the medical profession
~ fundamental principle Of healing science. II
10 wisely provided By tis human economy that
whenever anything u wrong In the physical sys.
tenn the natural forces Of the body arc brought to
bsar TO sxpsl tho disease The psst sim, there.
foss. 10 tn Strsngthsn, tie natural powers. This
has hsep, kept 10 view By the, ptilful compoynd.
ers o. tosTETTER's STOMACH DrTTERs.
which operates to give fresh vitality 70 all the
organs Of the body. The effect u this medicine
upon The stomach, the liver and the kidneys, 10
prompt and dscisks.. The patient, who is wise
shotsh to quit dragging and try the BITTERs,
soon feels % II he had taken new lesss. Of life,
and ~ seontipues to use The article, b. 10 ever.
joysd TO ind the streams Of health coursins
through bis fame. 1t 10 prepared sith sssat care,
and ~ component Psrts are sutissly vsnptsble.
Itl9 kep from shS ebjeetions b oftsd urged
ao1lpssparatisss Of the klnd.- ~ 3 MEDI.
CAtr AGENT II has no equal, vhils w. plsssing
ass6e - hssltfal seset hsysnsds Il . general
pvorits, II 10 free from all the properties cslcu.
htsd 10 impair the system, and fts operations ars
at once mild, soothing ssd sdicient. All Who
b. havs used aosTETTERgsToAAt n BITgERs
Even sio:: vho .-s 10 .ss sa,oym.a. of p.tis.,
hsa th esouyppy. tays ~ u, ,fsye rpeourss 70
topics e Prsvsntivss Of disease. We arc nsvsr
100 we'll srnsd sgafnst the assaults Of the "ills
that deah 10 heir TO-" In health or sickness this
tonic cannot be taken regularly without giving
vitsiisy sad elasticity to the system. 'N
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Adsmtntstrator's "A Sale.

QY VIRTUE Of an srder Of the, Lincoln eoun !.
~ y Court made At tho May term, 1869.
TUESDAY, THE 10TH DAY or AUGUST, 1869,
~ The court house door In tho town Of Troy In
said county. dnring the session Of the county
coert, SsIa 70 The highest bidder >ah the rIxht,
title INTEREST and estate Of Wenxcl Martisik ia
and to the following described real estate to vii
That part Of survey No. l7b7 being. and lyias
north Of CuivIe river. township ~, range 2 west,
containing 40 acres. more or asts, II Lineclu
Terms.six months credit, with tea per cert
interest from day Of sale.
June II JOS. b. ALLEN. Adm'r.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
local AND COUNTY.

We have been placed in possession Of
copies Of "Night Scenes 10 the Bible
and SLOW to make the Farm Pay" BY
Mr.. W. H. Allen, agent for zeigler, Nc.
Curdy b Cos publications We have
not had time to give these books . proper
psrusal and the notice they deserve, but
will do 80 hereafter. Among the books
for which Mr.. Allen 10 agent, We noticed
= large and beautifully bound Family
Bible, containing photograph album for
16 pictures, and 6ne steel engraving Of
the "Holy Family" Joseph, Mary and
the Infant Address W. H. Allen, Au.
burn.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
QcQuRT, HOUSE BUILDERS

SEALED BIDS WStb De RECEIvED At
- the elaes of The C,sRk Of The Csvuty Court ii
Troy, Nissouri, sntil the sth dsy rof July, Isl9.
q = H.. for The Coss.IIatios of rCsxst. Honss
II Troy, Lineola oessty, Missouri, according ts
ths llaa and specifications sdopssiAy TIE Couaty
Trey. .TAs Howe u 20 by 8l fest, s.orias high,
and TO be built o. briot to bc completed BY tht
18Th a&y Of October, 1870. Psynssts to Be- made
% tn work psoGrsssss. 70 ~ = y 20
The County Court reserves The n gat 10 reject any
and sli bidst aua no awari viii 30 made except
uPen ntisfaetoty svidspes thst ths. party pro.
posins isPrspered 10 yiys bond IN dyubis the
suesit ofths bid to DO the work. I'nr'I
Proposah ntst BE- indorsed "Court- House
ProPoSsaC" end s,idr~sssd to on "f' WV
'' -'' FRANCIS g CAKE,
.-..., cIert Of County, Court, Tfpy, No.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Cure OF Thick Wind.

"A year ago our mare had Q very Sc
we're cough, and being exposed one day
in heavy rain, she become very much
worse. Her complaint was pronounced
by experienced persons 10 be the hesvss
thoy said she would soon become broken.
windod. We fed long time suitable fol
that disease, and gave condition powders
and used au old prescription which il
excellent for distemper, and consulted
books with no success. We then com.
menced with the same remedy We used
with the cow. Symptoms seemed to i'm.
prove for while, when, about the be-.
ginning Of April, We perceived thick
ening in and around the wind.pipe, below
the gullet large lump.
We drove her up long hills, and had to
stop many times during the day, her
breathing was 80 very difficult. In the
evening We made . strong decoct,on Of
the eupatorium, lobelia, and cap.icum.
and fractured it with ammonia about o
pint and hall, aud gave all at the same
time. In few minutes sho discharged
from her nostrils . running stream Of
thick mucous, more than a,pint ard the
white Athsr exnded ffom her body and
limbs in . stream. We scraped it ofI
with curry oomb-au astouishmeut to
oil who were present. We then rubbed
her we'll, and wrapped her up warm At
ten o'clock We saw her, she was dry,
warm and comfortable. At 6 o'clock
next mornIng she gave . hearty winnow
for her breakfast. Heaves all gone, good
. petite, and has been we'll ever since.-
Home journal.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Order of Publication.

ASaSa VI u SaUsnNeSSuVBus
s.sts esss,s q y sis:;sss'. Lincoln. ffB@Es ggsr
tp Liseoia Ci.esit oosh Fall tsso, 1869.
Nathan womblc, pl'f, vs.. ] -,
ss::ss i:. IT. S::': ss.: D..I, S:ss'' ''r'"
ITO Robert Daniels, Francis Daniels aud Noah
1 Daniels, n0n.yesidsnts; Yeu are hereby no.
tiled thet the aid plaintiff hRs lsd 10 the Office
Of the Clerk Of the Circuit Court 81 said county
Of Lincoln, bis petition snd aGidavt stating that
Robert Daniels, Francis Dsuisls and Noah Dan.
isls, are non,esidents OF this State; the object
and general nature Of which is for the sale Of the
following real estate, situate 10 the county Of
Lincoln aforesaid, to wit: Tho southwest quar-.
ter OF tho southeast quarter Of section No. I and
the northwest quarter Of the northeast quarter Of
section No. 10, all In township ~ range Q west.
It Is therefore ordered ty the court that pubica-
t,.. :. ~.a., ..~ssys-s ..sa -.- ..s,i... a.-
Therefore you, the saii non resident defendants
are hereby required 70 be and sppesr In said
court on or before the third day thereof, which
will be begun and held at the court house in
Troy IN said county on tho fourth Monday IN
September next, and answer said petition, or the
same will be taken as confessed. And II 10 fur.
,ther ordered that copy hereof b publhhsd ln
tbs Lincoln County Herald, spublic nsvspepsr
publishsd In this State, for four wsehs sucoss-
iy a. BY law required.
........ In witness whereof I,'Willau COL
/: bert, Clerk of tho Circuit Court for
:SEAL': and within the county Of Lincoln
/: aforesaid, subscribe my name and afax
'''.'.. the seal Of my ssid ONCE, dols At
once on this 18th day Of June, 1860.
janA WIN. C0LDE 1T, Clerk.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

A.vEKY On HoRse. se.-Pe,hups the
Oldest on record. Who knows authentic
facts ,of ~ older onsY II anybody, te
hope tbey will let - ksev. -
"TAe favosits horse Of Rev. Dr.. Chan.
Ming recently died at Portsmouth, N. H.,
sgsd - years. At the. decease Of the
dostsr, . psrsen VS. selected, specially
shevgsa to tsks good esss Of hin o. long
- he might Rve. This person died and
anothes Hvas .sslstsd 10 800 that the
doetssS w,EAss wsrs carried out.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

a young couple elopcd from Owings-
VIE. ~, ttely, .gd yhsa a .afs. die.
after an officer was sent 10 pursuit, and,
arriving at the hotol where they wers
stopping, found them snsg in bed. Hp
sxRlaiped his errapd, yhsp tho ryoupg
hd1 .sSie ,Yhl . ripgisg .hSgh 4 rNll
ms It's TO late e-wo have been married,
and have been in bed half an hour.
sn9ggle up, will. and dos't get out Of
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Adnlinfvtratofss Sale,

nY!i VIRTUE Of a otass VI tIsl lscolu
- Gouaty Court. made at the May term, 1869,
TUEsDIY, M D1 RI. n 1oru DAY or AUGUST. 1870.
st the eosrt hesss door IN The tswn.sf Toy Ia
said county during the session Of the County
Court, sell to the highest bidder oil the right,
title, and interest Of Cynthia A. PersI, dov'j In
and 70 the fQatsvhg Assesibsd rsai ss6tS stuate
In tAae0aecSxnty, bfsssoust, tewit, NSrh wss,
quarter Of the Setthwsst quarter, section No. 3,
township a, range . east, containing - Sp.i0o
= Tsms.-Six wenshs credit viii tss psr cent.
interest from day of sale. l'. - =
June ~ JOS. b. ALLEN, Adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
FYfYIffA44.A.l !

" fnsni.h oil CLASSES With constant employ msnt
at their hons., the whole Of The time, ss fos ths
spare lspsats.. 0usineas sew, light and profit
able. Fifty cents 70 eS per evening, y easily
earned by psSsons Of either sax. and The boys and
,girls sssn naasly - much - man. Great isasss.
whole tns to the business and, that every per-
een who ssss this sotos may sssd @s thsit Cd.
dress end test the business fof themselves. Imsks
the following unparalleled, offer; 70 al rhp, are
net Svll sstiJ9sd with ne bssiness, VII end
oitcpsy for tAe trouslS Of writing ns. Pail par.
sss,'ss' g .. q, tS,';ss'is:' e. s:ss '' A.p ~
ngslssu3u C.8. ALLEN. Asgusts, NJ.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
lncrease Of Orchards.

Nurserymen Say that the present sea
son Is very good one for their business
as they have sold large quantities of fruit
trees Of various kinds. The formation
Of new orchards and the renovation and
Of old ones, have been going on rapidly
siuse the soansaccme. Of sprisg. The
high 'Peies Of fruit for several years has
completely silenced the croakers who pre-.
dicted that from tho number Of or.
chards in the country, fruit would soon
become drug in the market, and be al.
most uusaleable at any price. It ID
rather unfortunate that the increase Of
destructive insects keeps pace with the
increase Of fruit, so that . very large por,
tor Sfh( Sgep y aheually Destroy led BY
,tteep paA n 1he arshard. Tinely pre-.
caution should be taken against tho dep.
relations Of tho borer, the tent.caterpillar;
tho canker- worm, the curculio and thS
aPple.worm. Plaut lice are also very
destructive. Almost every agricultural
aud horticultural paper contains, from
tNs'to tinS, cepiouss rsne1iss asd ore.
ventives for the destruction of these in.
sects or the prevention of their ravages,
but such information is Of little avail II
ie 10 aot reduced to practice. All those
predatory insects, with tho exception ef
tteapple. worm and lthe cusculiOi ~ nov
at work and should be searched for and
destroyed. As soon as the fruit begin,
to set, the codling moth and the curculio
will commence operations. Leaf eating
caterpillars may, DO shaken Of and do
stroysd, boreis dag oSt'of the COLLAR Of
the trees. Fires kept burning In the or.
chard at night will attract the codling-
moth and probably the curculio. Jarrine
u ree sod 'eollecipg NtP ,isseS,s %
SlPAt spsesd Oh the egq6n4 w 3e'ef.
!sotuil sgaioat The latter peit..W1stora
Rural,
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Culture Of snall Fruits.

A correspondent Of the Now Yorl
Resst Growers. Club lately psksd the fol
lowing eusstieas. !. Will Il do 10 con
ainus binching back the young shoots oil
through the growing season until frost
OF steulA " stop 10 ~ Sfsli7 'lfse o
wA4tAms4 S1HvWl lStK will blackberry
and raspberry plantations lastf I under
stand That some growers recommend TAX
Ing up Ne plants every fost or lvs years
and setting out nav plants IT, uthsir. place
I hsat that the Antwerp fdsbsrry u fail
ing At Milton on ths Hudson river. 8
I hare, aesu II recommended to plov o.
farrow up 70 the plants IL the faif. Nov
should The soil b isl> ,thesA dasing th,
nezt sun@sf er-tsksn away -,
|Tb thee qSestiess Ms! A.! 8. Tulle'
replied % follows:
]. Il is diiReult 10 give directions tha
VIII suit IN localities aud sosh. In re
gard to pinchisg bAek the young cane,
Of raspbbcrriss, my practice 10 TO pincl
back blaekberies but once or twice IL
the season according 70 the strength o.
the piauts, and then only the main can,
10 checked, - ! prefer to let The sid,
shoots grow their Whole lesgth, ant
prune them back IN winter or early il
the spring. I Usually commence piseh
log of the main cane IN July, and If the
upper buds start and grow TOO strong,
chssk than sgeio in August, but usve,
l0t4y thsa -the 1fse u. .esHt9Nhas. Iass
sImulf pisett1k Of pruntaS Il alway,
injurious, particularly II the plants sfs
growing very vigorously, because they
Gro very iihely 10 producs new shooti
which Win be killed bt the frost. Be.
sides this, the fruit buds which ore re
lied upon for tho next seasons crop, will
sometimes start in tho fall, and, Of course
be destroyed BY the 6rst frost. have
never found IL pecessary 70 check the
growth Of raspberry plants in summer
and I doubtif It is ever beneficial. 2
The duration Of raspberry and black berry
plantations viii depend entirely upon the
soil snd care given them. Probably
about Eve years 10 the average duration
but l have known some to be as good al
fifteen years, % they we're st thrssor ioul
years. 8. Plewing the soil up to the
plapts in the fall, 10 certainly to bc rec
commended for both raspberries aud
blackberrier, but the coil should be made
level again 10 the spring.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Florida 10 satfng watermslons.

"Fiorida 10 Sa0ng watermelons. at
"A reward is offered by Western
FARMERS for . grasshoPper trap.
i II dsutist ssd . shisopodist should
engage il ~ s1tsression could they b
ssid % b 'st It tooth snd TO- nail2" ,
20 One hundred and Any persons were
arrested in Chicago the other daS tor
leaving their horses unhitehsd 10 the
slrssls." 4" 00S@ ~ H7t , S'ti.ssTp,il'T
a man, li.i.e us.- N.v York cut 1t biz
$Arost ,ths ether, day bscaass, . i, sl.
legged, As vile wanted 20 many ney
dresses. aa.s t,rM t'.aT
The Ques1 Of Madagascar aud several
SKibsr nitislcn wore reoeu0y 'pSbliNy
AsptSesd h the" EuslisA .nissiousty
church. 'a.c.i GS ~ ,.'i.hss9
Chicago now claims to bs an eastern
Gig, o ilis osly 900 miles to the Adam.
tss eosst, While Il u 2860 miles 10 the
Pacific coast. /, '2'' .. I'D" s-.., Ia .4. s.'a5i,
AAundsrtaksfS shop vas recently sold
esSat section 10 New York. Amosg The
burial cases sold wss one oosta,siug tie
dad body OF sn infant, wh,ch tho pur.
hsssI tael hene, and es. Friday b pro.
e9se1 spkhe'lSs bstisi. =.
n
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Administrator Notice.
Administrator,s Nolicc.

NOTICE 10 hereby given that letters Of admin.
- is,rAties asceS1My wore granted 70 wm
Young, on the estate Of William X. Carr, decd
late Of Pennsylvsnis, on the 2ad day Of Jxus
1869, by the Clerk Of the County Court Of L,ucols
county, Missouri.
All persons having claims against said estate
sre required to exhibit them to tho administra.
tor for allowance within oae year from the date
Of said letters, or they nay DO precludsd from
any benefit Of said estate, and II not exhibited
within two years from the date Of said letters
they will be forever barred.
jnn24n26 WILLIAM YOUNG, Adm'r
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

EssENcE OF JAMAICA GINGEn-Prc
pared BY Pharr & Carlisle, Clarksville,
Is the best remedy known, for the various
diseases Of the atomach aud bowels, such
- iadissss;oa, colo, pains and gripping,
diarrhoa 10. Far sale by Hunter l. Ham.
ilton, New Hope, and Doct. 8. T. East,
Troy. Price 80 cts. per bottle.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
Final Settlement.

NOTICE 10 hereby gi-en to all psrsona inter.
~ estcd that tho undersigned, administrator Of
VI the estate Of James Simpson, deceased, will
make hnal settlement OF bis aduinistration OF
said estate, at the next AuSust term Of the Lin
coin County Court, to be begun and held 10 Troy
on Monday, the 9th day Of August, 1862.
Vune IL, 4wp WIN. SIMPSON. admir-.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24
EVERxrFAMII.Y

In the county should hare tho HsRALD. II pub
hsas ell ahs aLs>ai' snd cosnsy Ns~s. Legal
J EA%taks-ss,i, n.llasse.s Land LIT. Notices
|k Assss. - aeaS ssass matters u interes. TO
tho ,itixen,t Lisesls County. .,i '''.
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

PnoTodRApHs.-Best Of photographs
taken by George l.. Collier, ia room over
Thomas W. Withrow's saddle and bar.
ness shop. WIN be in Troy but two or
three weeks. Give him . call. n23w3
The Lincoln County herald., 1869-06-24

DID YOU KNOW ITY
Know vhst2 . .r ,. ....
Why, you can 30 10 H. T. PENDLE.
TON, At WaIoHr CRY, and get al kinds
of t't.f r.''r-
STOVES, ,.. I.
.... TINWARE,
s. FURNITURE.
AGRICULTURAL ..t-..'
IMPLEMENTS,
Also,sa!l kinds Of LUMBER, and every.
thing A.Ss Loyi; Prices and froishs, /,
He Is also prepared to write your
Deeds and Deeds Of Trust, and keeps .
supply sf '-...'' t,t'l.' ~ W !
...E ,-s' REVENUE STAMPS ,.. F
SlWsys ON hand. ag :,.sf. aa,- See
He viii ALTO buy oil kinds Of Produce,
and pays the highest market price.
n5 ly ..i.. OBSERVER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25

the Eryptian has rapidly taken the place Of the
lower grades, and at prices which manufacturers
avail themselves Of to fill their orders ior manu-
featuring stock, giving the lower grades OF caro-
lima, Georgia and Florida sea islands the go pyS
The stock on hand for manufacturing uses Is, Dy
latest advces, fully 5000 bales, and the STOCK mere
on hand which has accumulated on tue maIheo Me-
in consequence Of want Of demand, and the
above causes, reaches 115o bales. The mgher
grades are firmly held-say Csc LOT cnolce,
which is nominal, 6oc for fine Foridas, 6Oa55c lor
made of about 80 bales on the above figures dur
ing the past week, but until planters lnucate E
their desire to sell the stock on hand, Wnlcn -
held at high figures, we can quote no market: M
The receipts at this port since OCTOBER l4tn
amount to 1914 bales OF upland and Az bales Oh
sea island, of which 1884 bales OF upland were
received per r r, 1445 bales Of upland and 239
bales Of sea island per A and X, 335 oales up
land from landings on Savannah River, 20s bales
sea island from Florida, and Is bales sea Island
from Hilton Head The exports for the same time
have been $500 bales upland and l16 bales sea
island, Of which 1851 bales upland and 40 bales
sea island were shipped to New York, 703 bales
upland to Baltimore, 25s bales upland and 5ibales
sea island to Philadelphia, Sl3s bales upland 10
Liverpool, and 10 bales upland and 65 bales sea
island to Charleston.
RICE-The stock of new rice has been increased
during the past week by arrivals at both mius,
and operations have been commenced, putting
clean on the market The demand mas 9een goou, oou
at prices from SA to s1Sc for prime. Advices CON
tinue unfavorable both from Carolina ana eeor-
gia The samples Of rough sent to market nave
not yielded as much as was expected. we See NO
reason to change our opinion that the present
crop win exhibit deficit OF fully one-third, and
that prices must rule high during the season. we
hear OF sales Of lot OF CLEAN at an advance Oh &c
on our last quotations, And with the present lights
before US, we can only advise planters to be eau
tious in putting their grain on the market There
have been heavy arrivals, but we hear Of no sales
beyond those mentioned above. -,
FREIGHTs.-There is ample tonnage Offering,
both foreign and coastwise, causing the market
to rule dull at our quotations. which remain un-
changed We quote to Liverpool, by steam, cot
ton, Ia 2 fb; do by sail, dull at s-1ed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
Drmss, Chemicals, &r.
n R. r l c H A U S

DR. RI0HA
SOLD EN- e M Ed e S
Ask for no other, take no other, and you will
save time, health and money.
$1,000 reward for any case OF disease in any
stage which they fail to cure.
Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. l cures
Ulcers, liberated Sore Throat and Mouth Sore
Eyes, Cutaneous or Skin Eruptions, Copper Col
ored Blotches, Soreness OF the Scalp, Scrofula,
&C.; is the greatest 'Renovator, Alternative and
Blood Purifier known, removes all diseases from
the system, and leaves the blood pure and healthy.
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN BALSAM No. 2 cures
Mercurial Affections, rheumatism in all its
gives immediate relief in all cases. No dieting
necessary. I have thousands OF Certificates
proving the miraculous cures effected by these
remedies. Price Of either No.. l or No. 2, So per
BOTTLE or two bottles for go.
Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ANTlD0TE, q safe,
speedy, pleasant and radical cure for all Urinary
Derangements accompanied with full directions.
Price So per bottle
DR.. RICHAU'S GOLDEN ELIXIR DAMOUR,
radical cure for Nervous or General Debility, in
old or young, imparting energy with wonderful
effect. Price So per bottle, or two bottles for So
On receipt Of price these Remedies Will be ship.
ped to any place. Prompt attention paid to all
correspondents None genuine without the name
OF "Dr. RICHAU'S GOLDEN REMEDIES, ID. b:
RICHARDS, Sole Proprietor" blown In glass OF
bottles.
No. 22S Yarich street, New YORK.
Office hours from 9 A. NJ. TO p. NJ.
Circulars sent. July3 lyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25

l. Alexander, r Keip, G Logerman, J H Muller,
MilIs House, g R Marshall, Mantoue CO, Mar,
shall, o Michaelis, W Mclean, McCobb: Jr
F o'Nein Muller, Nimitz L CO, B O'Nelll, 0sten-
J A Quackenbush, c Ring, Rayenel Holmes, D
Silcox, S Railroad Agent, Stenhouse d co, W
Shepherd 4 co. Thomson & co, WAGNER Mon
sees. " L webb werner Ducker, N NJ Wohlt-
mann. p walsh walker. Evans & Cogswen W G
Whilden CO, S'T E wiss L co. G W Williams & co.
WE Haskell, W Dayton, Heesemann d Bro, W
& CO. diamond A, DR. Grummell, and order.
GEORGETOWN, c. October 2o-Arriyed, 18th,
schr Booz, -, Charleston. Cleared, 18TH, ,sa scnr
wood. DeHckson. New York; 10th, bark r G
Dodge, Munro, Philadelphia; goth, schr Booz'
-, New York
The schr Palma, Rankin. for Georgetown, c,
cleared at New York, October Il.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
Savannah Market.

SAVANNAH, October MISUNDERSTANDING the
week the prices have been steadily maintained,
and the market has been fairly active, leaving but
a light Offering stock at the close OF our weeks
review, with a determined view on the part OF
holders to maintain prices; buyers have entered
freely, and have met generally the strong views
OF holders, and the result has been brisk busi-
ness during the past week.
At the close OF the weeks review to-day we
note change In the figures OF the week, and
yielding Of &c decline on the strength OF New
York and Liverpool advices, the former quoting
dull at 26Hc.
Our market opened brisk and closed with
good demand, at the following quotations: :ALiver-
pool middllng 25a25H; low middling PAX; good
ordinary 24Ac.
nave been extremely limited, in fact the cOndi-
ton OF the market does not warrant quotations.
The stock in Liverpool is large, which shows that
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-25
My Darling.

Nv darling is the sweetest maid,
TSat ever lived on marmalade
Or wanted wings to make her
Tho angel that she ought to be;
But then-unluckily for me,
pm 1--WE and forty, and, you see,
she only twelve-deuce take her
Her hair is gold in wavy cnrls,
Her eyes are stars, her teeth are pearls,
Her boots are bronze, and lace up.
Her cheek Is bloomy like plum,
Her breath Is sweet as marjorum;
But poetry is Weakto sum
Her figure and herssace up.
Alas, the truth must aver
Nv nephew Dicks in love with her,
while Prudence says I should prefer
Her aunt, who's plain and heavy.
oh, Would-but why ask Fate to grant
A boon which Pm aware it can'tf
Oh, would that she had been her aunt,
Or / had been my nevvy.