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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14

r. DAVIS. Rector Christ Church.
lgiiles.
SR-In compliance with a resolu-
ssed at meaLipgo Of the "Borry-Wash-
an Associated" hsld january 10Th.
have the honor to request that YOU de-
sermon on temperance in your church
such Sunday evening as may best suit
60nVenfenee.
aiting your reply, lam
Very respectfully yours,
W. h SMALL, Rrcst.
oWnvilie, Jan. II, 1863.
PARSONAGE Jan. II, 1859.
Il SMALL, Esq, PreSL. '.B. ". s."
AR SR-Your note Of to-day, requesting
b delivers sermonpn Temperance, before
Berry Washingtonian Society, f" was duly
we'd Imost willingly c5mply with your
pest. q would be pleased TO meet you
at Christ Church, on Sunday evening.
luary 18th.
remain your Obedient servant, +.
GEO. r. DAVIS.
Reoier chrisr chlgch, ByouRrtle, Neb.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14

4sO acres Of Land fOF sale y jas. R Dye
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14
Ayers Cherry PectOra,
For Diseases OF the Throat snd Lanes,
such e. CouzhB. Colfa WhoorinT
Ccunh. Bronchffsa. ATffm1,
nwH Enumnm~ffrm-


Probably never before "a TIE whc1e hst7v e
medicine, has anytllnE Won 90 widely GtacaErH
upon TIE confidence OF mankind, ~ this errf.enf
rcnedy for pulnonary complains L1lCu ahT
series ofyeaTL and among most or tno r1r8 81
men it has risen higher and mgherm their ceGDa-
ti0a. as t has become better Known. Ia aa1In
character and power % cure ne varon8 aGcctons
Ell The lungs and throat, have uade Do mCWn o
liable protector against them. VALE n.1rerl %
hidsr forms ef disease and % young cd 3h
at the same time the most electual reuelT tat ca
Be gwen for ~incipieut consumption, and ~ caRs
reFoua affections of the throat andl1uT8. ASSN
vision against sudden attacks Of Croups2 1hoah
Sc kept On hand IN every lamLy, and 4ceed mM
are sometimes subject % colds and coR7ha a.
should be provided with this anndoe for Hem
Although settled CouguNsptton q tou4n4 ~
durable, still great numbers OICasos where Tie d.
ease seemed settled, have been comDlct1ly curoi.
and the patient restored % sound hcal8 bY th6
Cherry Pecfor0f. So cmplete IL n8 mastery
over the disorders Of The LunE1 and ItroaL TIA
the most obstinate Of them yieldtoG When noa-
ug else could reach them, under tho Ch0rE Eece
toral they subsid0 and disappear.
Slngers qsd Paotie Speakers ND Eea1 pro
lection nCm 10.
Asttue IS always relieved sRd oRsa shsny
BrOncAitfs IS g~encraly cured b. aka "a
CherrU PICTORIAL In small and frequent 1c1oE.
So generally are its virtues known that W. n1cd
not publish the certificates Of than here q Do mrra
Shan assure the public hat is qualities are mny
maintained,
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14

Frank MIXERS Harness Oh at Bauer's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14
CHICAGO DOLLIR STORE.

The immense success attending our buss-
ness in BOSTON the past i've years has IN
duced us to establish q Branch store "a Chi
cago, rendering % mere accessible 70 the
Western people, and also saving a larEa Tx
presSage. Our goods are all neWand resolved
direct from the Manufactures, consisting OF
nearly every article. desired for family -.
such as Dry and Fancy Goods, Boots anf
shoes, Jewelry, Plated Ware, etc, &c. An
articles sold for
One Dollar Each,
and not to be paid for until you know what
yOu are 20 receive. CHECKS, describing
goods, sent az the rate Of 10 cents each, 70 nay
for postage, printing. ect. Presents nom 8
too 500 sent Free to Agents. We are krante
Tor ali the best ManufRct0ries In the country.
Circulars sent free. Agents wanted IN eVerv
town. Address FARR & Co, I8 Dearbo-n
ST. Chicago, III. Pc. Box $40. SIR
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14

1o.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14
h. c. Lett, Land Agent. BrowRvLne.

h g. Lett Land Agent ~
Frank MiIIsr's Harness on at Bauer's.
4aO acres Of Land for sale by Jas. R. Dys
Dictator wishes all 3 happy Eew Year
W. 7. Den
Goods selling at extremely low prices at
]. L. MCGEE q Co.'S.
Horizon broadcast seeders, for saleby
l.. A. Tisdel & Co.
ANo. i FOur Year OIdHOrse for Sale
Enquire at his ONCE.
F~lOur-spring and Fan Wheat, at McGee's'
at reduced prices.
PersOnsindebted to J. l. MCGEE & Co. VIZ
please call and settle up.
Closing out at cost. shawls, Buck Gloves
Hoops, etc. ]. L. MCGEE & Co.
Pekin reakingPIOws-2OE&H II. smith
& Co.'S make, for sale by J. c. Deuser.
z owe anybody they win please present
the same and get their pay W. 7. Den.
Desks, wardrobes, and all kinds Of Cabi-
net Work madeto order byA. j. McFah SEQ.
II you wish to see just what is the most
fashionable goods for Ladies' wear 60 70 a.
Mays Regulator.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14
nPRTNTFRsl

y. THURSDAY, JAN IA. 1859.
Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14

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Nebraska advertiser., 1869-01-14

Reolor caria caaeh, BT0rarige. No.
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O1LLH STORIES FROM THE SoUTH.-NIrs
Paulina w. Davis writes to the Providence
(R. ~ Journal to deny silly story that she
had been poisoned in Florida She speaks
severely of the sensational writer's who send
on such tales of malicious temper and vio-
lence on the pnrt of the residents of the
South, and says: Throughout the South
for the past three winters, have met
only Kindness and courtesy from all classes,
and by some believe my visits are gladly
Welcomed
In the great confagration of steamboats,
at st. Louis on Monday night seven boats
were burned, valued, with their cargoes, at
1887 500 on which there was an insurance
of S96,OOO ''''~
The lady and gentleman about whom H.
Rives Pollard wrote the article in his Rich
mond IVA. Southern Opinion, that was the
cause of his murder, wer, married in that
city on Thursday Of last week.
A Rustic, describing Louisville, said the
finest residence there belonged to Mr.. M. E.
Church, whose name was cut IN big letters
over the door, and there was sharpspointed
chimney on the house, two hundred feet
high.
A sea captain, just arrived at New Or
leans, reports that when off Tortugas he
steamed for two hours and a half through
tangled mass Of snakes Of all sizes and
colors. '" d y
Judge Kelley's coinage bill-one cent,
three cent. and five cent pieces-was passed
yesterday by the House. The contemplated
coinage will amount to about 800, 900, 600
The bodies Of seven dead infants were
found in pond in Walnut street, Philadel-
phia, on Monday.
The wife of the Hon. Armstead Burt. of
Abbevile, died on the 9th ultimo, after
severe and heightened illness.
Carleton has in press another work of
fiction by Miss Augusta j. Evans, entitled
"Until Death do us PART
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Office Secretary and Auditor

GREENVILr.E AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD COMPANY,
CoLuMBIA, 8. c., April l. 1869.
NOTICE is hereby given, that on and after the
In 8TH INSTANT, the ak months interest due
upon the first mortgage and guaranteed debt Of
airy aet will be paid presentation at this Office
less per cent, retained for Internal Revenue Tax:
Pr0oiied, the holders of the said frat mortgage
and guaranteed Bonds and Certificates OF Indebt-
edness will fund ali interest accruing upon them
up to July l. 1868, in the Bonds and Certificates Of
Indebtedness of the Company, endorsed by the
State
First Mortgage Bonds OF the Company with the
interest and coupons upon them, which have not
yet been exchanged, will be substituted by the
Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness Of the
Company, endorsed by the State.
Also, the Bonds Of the Company, with tho inter
est and coupons upon them, which not secured
by mortgage or other lien, will be substituted by
the Bonds and Certificates of Indebtedness of the
Company, endorsed by the State, Mt reduction O.
three dollars to one, provided in the Act of 1866
or in second mortgage Bonds and Certificates of
Indebtedness of the Company, at par, at the option
of the holder.
Also, the Bonds Of the Company issued under
Act of the Legislature of 1861, Will be exchanged
and substituted by other Bonds authorized under
tho Act of 1866 when desired by the holders.
Coupons for payment and Bonds and Coupons
for exchange and for funding, will be forwarded
or presented, to q. v. CARRINGTON,
April 70 Secretary and Auditor.
sy- Papers publishing by agreement, two in
sertions.
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Affairs in Washington.

WASHINGTON, April I'm the House, the
Election Committee reported that Hoge, of
South Carolina, has prima fdciG right to
his seat.
In the Senate, memorial was presented
from. citizens of Kentucky, protesting
against relief, aud asserting that officers ex-
cluded by the fourteenth amendment are
the most mischievous in the State. Action
regarding the excluded States is regarded
impracticable at this session.
In the Senate, Sumner and Wilson pre-
sented petitions for the removal of political
disabilities. Howe introduced q bill provid-
ing that the Quarermaster and Commissary-
General examine claims for property taken
or used by the army of the United States
and report to Congress all the facts no
money to be payable until Congress appro-
PIRATES the money claims to be presented
within two years. The Indian appropria-
ton passed.
Among the nominations o-day, by Presi-
dent Grant were several females and colored
persons. Charles Wilder (colored) has been
nominated as postmaster ut Columbia, S. c..
There were no Southern confrmations
Two lcolored men were nominated ss Justices
of the peace in the District of Columbia.
The brick-lnyers in the navy yard struck
to-day, in consequence of the reduction of
twenty per cent, for eight hours work, ac-
cording to Hears decision Committees
from several navy yards are here, urging a
reconsideration of the decision A poll of
the Senate shows six majority in favor of
Aongstreets confirmation. No Southern
combinations to-day.
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DEC. q. For the payment Of the interest
on the pnblio debt, ,aoorued since the, same
was last funded, Ave hundred thousand dol.
lars. gGE 100, : - ~
SEQ. 8. Military Expenses: Toidefray the
expenses OF enrolment, organizations and
equipment of the militia, twenty thousand
dollars, II so much be necessary, to be paid
on order of the Governor. u -
SEC y. For the payment of the salaries
Of the Commission to codify the laws of the
State, ten thousand five hundred dollars.
All contingent expenses connected there
with and allowed by law, shall be paid out
OF the contingent fund of the State, upon
the order OF the Comptroller-G General.
SEC. i0. That all taxes assessed and paya-
pie under this Act shall be paid in the
following kinds Of funds, viz: The bills re-
celvnble of the State, United States cur
rency, National Bank notes, gold and silver
coin.
SEC. IL. The Auditor of the State is here.
by authorized and directed to levy. and
cause to be collected, sufficient Der
centum OF taxes, to raise a necessary amount
OF money, upon the assessed valuations of
the property of the State, to meet the ap-
preparations enumerated in this Act: Pro-
uided, There shall not be assessed and
collected, under the provisions of this Act,
an amount exceeding one million dollars.
In the Senate House, the twenty-second day
OF March, IN the year of our Lord one
thousand eight hundred and sixty-nine.
OHAS. W. MONTGOMERY,
President of the Senate D,.o tenn.
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, JR.,
Speaker House of Representatives.
approved the twenty-third day of March.
1863
ROBERT X. SCOTT, Governor.
AS1s~ Charleston Courier and SomM Caro-
lima Rep"6Hcon will copy once
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New YORK, April 2-Noon. Cotton mar
ket dull and unsettled. Money T. Exchange
n. Gold 3l24. Flour 5@lOc lower.
Wheat 1@2c. lower. Corn shade better.
Pork declining-new mess 31.371l. Lard
heavy-barrels 1S1a@1S56. Cotton steady
middiing uplands 2824 Freights dull.
$500 bales. Flour heavyNsuperfine State
5.9O@6.l IS; common to fair extra 66O@
40. Wheat very dull-white Michigan
l.s5; Corn dull and declining. Pork 3l.2O.
Lard heavy. Whiskey quiet and nominal.
Rice dull-Carolina 8I@9L. Groceries
dull. Freights dull. Money stringency
unabated. closing sharp, at gold. Gold
weak. at Biz. Stocks steady and firm.
BALTIMORE, April 2.-Cotton 28%. Flour
i dull and weak. Receipts Of grain light and
unchanged. Corn s4@s6. Pork quiet
Bacon firm. Lard quiet, at 20.
CINCINNATI, April 2.-Whiskey dull, at
81. Pork nominal, at 3l.5O Bacon dull
shoulders offered at 1917; clear rib sides
11664G9l6IG. Lard dull. Sugar-cured hams
New ORLEANS, April 2-Sales of cotton
to-day 800 bales; for the week -, 800; mid
diings 2S14. Gold 80. Flour frmer-su-
perfine. 5.621a; double 6.1O; treble G.35
Corn frmer-white 77M@7S; yellow so.
"uNouOOU " ~. IOrk Qfmor, ut
$500. Bacon quiet. at 14A@17h. Lard
dull-tierce 1816@1S1a; keg 2Oll. Sugar
dull-common IL; prime 49, Molasses
steady-prime 70. Whiskey dull-nominal
Western rectified s5@92N. Coffee quiet
fair l42l;@l514; prime 171a
MOBILE, April 2.-Sales of cotton to-day
200 bales, with dull and fiat market-low
mlddling 2634027; receipts SAG.
SAVANNAH, April 2.-Cotton quiet with
sales OF $50 bales. Receipts 1,l47; mid
dhngs nominal at 271a.
AUGUSTA. April 2.-Cotton inactive and
hand 1900
CHARLESTON. April Cotton dull and
depressed with sales of 1913 bales s-middlings
273a ca 2724 receipts 500.
LONDON, April 2-3 p. M-Consols 92z6.
LhvERPooL. April2 2-3P. M.-Cotton dull.
at last quotations; sales of the week 81. coo
bales; speculation 5000; exports 1000:
stock 236, 900; American 100000. Stock
afoat bound for this port 40 OoO bales
whereof GO, 900 are American. Lumber trade
report unfavorable. Yarns and fabrics dull
LIVERPOOL, April 2-Evening
aataonplands .1214@122s; Orleans 1917
(9l256. Sales 5000 bales.
HAvRE, April 2.-Cotton quiet. at 145tI
for low middlings ahoat.
HAvRE, April 2-Evening Cotton closes
dull-low middlings afoat 146.
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Wholesale Prices Current
CORRECTED WEEKLY
By THE COL U.MBIA BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, Pbns.1 25@l so
BAGGING, Gunny,25 M2S
Dundee Pyd. -. M25
BALE ROPE, Manila, ,@2G
NY. Drives, 53It. 10 S15
BUTTER, Northern. M5O
Country, - Ii. .3Olp35
BACON. Hams 2O623
Sides, e b.. 18@20
Shoulders. .16 0118
BRICKS, Bl, 900. . .9@12
CANDLES, Sperm. 4O67O
Adnmantine, 4. b.2l@25
Tallow .14Nt16
Cotton YARN. . O0@2 30
CoTToN, Strict Mid. 0275
AliddlinS. -. 260t2GI
Low Middl'g, 25 @25l
GoodOrdinry, 23l@24l
Ordinary. 20 90 %
CHEESE, E. ID. ID. .20M25
Factory. .23G025
COFFEE, Rio, = ID. .22@2G
LaSuayra. .27M29
Java .........3 .37 G40
FLOUR, Coun.12 O0@13OO
Northern. 8 OOMI4 90
GRAIN, Corn. Il 1901 25
Wheat -. 2 25G3 90
OATS. II 00@1 10
Peas Il 1001l 20
HAY, Northern, Tlcw,.
Eastern.
HIDES, Dry, i}fb ..12l@IS
Green. ...... as
INDIGO, Carolina.161l rs
LARD, 59it .20@25
LUMBER, Birds, 100 fl 80
Scantling.. l so
Shingles, Pl. 900. 2 Is
LIME, b bbl.. 2 70G12 80
MEATS, Pork. f9lt.. 15i
Beef. .SMl2
Mutton. Is
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News Items.

PoUoHKEEPsIE, N. Y, April 2.-The flood
is abating. There has been but Slight da-
mage.
SAN Francisco, April 2-There was the
severest earthquake yesterday, since Octo-
Der; but as far as known, no damage done.
Pneumonia prevails alarmingly Indian
outrages are increasing in number and afro
cities. Rich silver deposits have been dis
covered within seventy miles of San Fran
cisco, and the people are rushing there
MEMPH!s, April 2.-The military post here
has been discontinued, and the garrison or
dered to Atlanta. Georgia.
CHARLESTON, April 2.-Arrived--stea
James Adger, New York brig w. H. Parks,
Baltimore /; steamer 81. M. Cool, Savannah,
for New York. Sailed-steamer Saragossa,
New York
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AloLAssEs, Cuba,g.GOM7O
New Orleansl 00@1 %
Sugar House. .75@l 25
NAILS, e keG. IS 00@7 90
ONIONS. T}bus. 1 25M2 90
OIL, Kerosene. f'g 85@75
Machinery. 1901 20
POULTRY, Ducks, pr.
Turkeys 3 90
Chickens. .25M3O
Geese .......
SPECIE, Gold. 130N1 80
Silver. Il 206p1 %
POTATOES, Irish. h.75G11 rs
Sweet, T!Dush. .J0@75
RICE, Carolina. ID 11O1O
East India.
SHOT, f}bag.. 3 25@3 80
SALT, Liverp'l.2 70@3 90
SOAR, t'lb. .7l@11
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gale 90
brandy. :. 4 00@I2 90
Holland Gins O0M7 90
American. 8 5eG14 90
jana Rum 6 006S7 90
n. +. &c. 3 50@3 rs
Bo. Whiskcy,3 50@4 so
Monong'hola3 1904 90
Rectiticd. Il 50@2 90
SUGAR, Crus'd, ID .20@22
Powdered. 20M23
Brown. .12@l7
STARCH, f3lt. .IO@l2b
TEA, Green, h. l OO@2 90
Black. L OO@1 so
TonACoo, Chew. .5O@I 25
Smoking, f'lb. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, g.70@75
Cider ........ .500t60
French. . IL 25@l so
WINE, Cham. g.256632 90
Port, T3gal. 00@5 90
Sherry. 3 50066 90
Madeira. 8 50@6 90
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Probably 1t will astonish most persons to
know that the annual product of the dairy
in the State of New York is more valuable
than that of the grain fields.
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SHOES AND HATS.

~ THE subscriber is now opening a
YVyNEW STOCK, at the Store one door
Sabove his old stand, consisting of La
dies, Gentlemen's, Misses Boys and Chill
dren's BOOTS AND SHOES, of the Latest
Styles. Also,
A Stock of Gentlsmen's, Boys and In
fants' Fur, Wool and STRAW HATS,
comprising the most Fashionable and Sea-
sonable Styles; ali of which will be sold at
the lowest figures for Cash, AND FOR
CASH ONLY. J.. MEIGHAN.
April 3 50
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Building and Loan Association.

N ing and Loan Association will be held on
MONDAY, April 5, at IL O'Clock NJ, in tho Hall
formerly occupied by the Court Of Appeals, over
Persons wishing to subscribe will cali at once be-
fore the books nre closed. Subscription book at
FISHER HEINITSHS
April 2 Drug store
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- -, Z,
6 n Ia1 sagf E. - So !.
o.hsr D-.rsssisa.

HAvASA, Apfii, a a. he eaptufed steamer
Coma nditaro has arriY Yadat Nassau; her caps
tors abandoned her. Fresh Spanish troops
have embarked. Several inoendiaries have
been captnred in Sagua. The district is ex-
cited. M st' 'sTi hilF'Eo'la'li7'
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Economy in Fuel and Labor.

GINCE our introduction of the Improved Kcro-
~ sene STOVES, they have steadily gained in
public favor, and are now used not only for yari-
Gus culinary purposes, but also for PRESERVING
FRUITS. DISTILLING ROSE WATER, PREPAR-
ING LARD, &c. In the Nursery and Sick Room,
they are invaluable. Dentists, Chemists and Ma.
nufactnrers, and others who need PORTABLE
HEATING APPARATUS, will find them admira-
bly, adapted to their wants
large supply of the above, and also of the
superior GAS STOVES, on hand and for sale at
manufacturers prices, wholesale and retail, by
j. B. DUVAL & SON,
NO. 337 King st., one door North of Liberty st.
April +3mo Charleston =. c.
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'oOnUnfnfA trARKmT.

Report for Week ef'd5ig Iriday Apfa 2, 1869.
PHGNIx, OTrIcE, COLuMBIA.s April 8, 1S6s,t-
There has hotbeen much doing in cotton during
the past week. The sales that have taken place
were on basis Of 2e@26a for middlings.
The sales of the week were 544 bales, as follows:
at 90 10 at 25; 16 at 25a 1877 at 26; 144 at 26i;
17G at 26l.
No change in other articles of country produce.
The following are buying rates of South Caro-
lima Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer & Co.,
Brokers:
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Ii your wife "kills you with laughing, +"
what VIII, crime does she cause to be perpetrated?
Why, man slaughter.
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MARRIED.

MARRIED,
=, AT ST Philips Church, Charlesto on the Cd OF
March, by the Rev. Christopher Gadsden. JOHN
T. RHETT, of Columbia, to MISS HANNAH C.
McCORO, of the same place
sS- Charleston Courier, will please conv.
On the 25th Of October 1868, in Brooklyn, N. Y.
at the ST. Matthew's English Lutheran Church by
the Rev. Isaac Funk Mr. FREDERICK HAYNES
or or brooklyn, to Mrs. ANNA NJ. MURPHY, of Co,
lumDia, daughter of the late George Strauss
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Note Book and Money,

OST Or STOLEN, NOTE BOOK, containing
~ S32ooU National Currency, and 81. so Colum,
pa Clty h,ils' and sundry papers, only available
TO the undersigned. A Alberalreward will be given
April 3 o
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Fashionable Dress-Makinp

fashionable Dress Making.
MI rs. NJ. A. FLANAGAN, tformerly Miss Saun-
IYI ders,) has secured rooms on Main street
over Heisc's Confectionery. and will resume the
business of DRESS-MAKING. Her former pa
tr0ns and the public i'll general, are invited to
ell to. Anil q .
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Lost !!

Lost
A BLANk BOOK, containing sum of money.
with my name inscribed thereon. The finder will
please leave the book and money at Mr. Eilhardt's
store. or at Mr. Maxcy's on the Monticello road.
liberal reward will be given.
April 81 G. T.. IEITNER
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In Bankruptcy.
In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina.
AZ Cottm6ia, The Cd day Of Apra 4. ID. 1869.
NHE undersigned hereby gives notice of his ap-
H polntment as Assignee OF JAS. q. GIBBEN,
or Columbia County of Richand, and State OF
South Carolina within the said District, who has
been adjudged Bankrupt, upon his own petition,
oy the District Court of the said District
April s3 W. J. HOKE, Assionee
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Blue Ridge Railroad.

6S holders SsEpFNG IT the Of blus shs SsSSs SSse
Railroad Company will be held in the city of
Charleston, on THURSDAY, the 9Th day of April
requested. BY order OF the Board of Directors
W. II. D. GAIILARD, Secretary.
aB- Anderson hAeaiJcnceT and Keowee Courier
please copy. March 81 o.
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Bank of Camden. .68
Bank of Charleston. 60
Bank OF Chestor.... =. 7
Bank of Georgetown. 10
Bank Of Newberry.. .65
Bank South Carolina. 8
State South Caro-. old, ,45
StGto South Caro-. new, S
Hamburg s............G 6
Commercial l
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Thoroughbred Brood Mare.
BY JACOB LEVIN.

JhOUb LEVIN.
On MONDAY next, 5th instant, at II O'Clock.
will sell, before the Court House:
NO; BROOD MARE, of fine style and supe-
rlor s pedigree To person desirous Of raising
the above named animal
Terms made known at time of SALE March 81
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Wood! Wood!I

Wood! Wood!
An now prepared to supply Oak and Pine
Il MOoD to any one, on short notice and at rea-
sonaDie terms. Apply at G. HAMBERG'S
Aprli Imo' Near Charlotte DEPOT
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

New YORK, April 2-Noon. Cotton mar.
ket dull and unsettled. Money 7. EXCHANGE
n. Gold 3l24. Flour 5@lOc. lower.