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Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-01

More FNcOrS.
Our readers will notice this week sew
eral fresh announcements from well
known dealers in Prescott. CARLOS
McCRAY, careful and popular druggist,
has new advertisement. He is q
thoroughly reliable business man and an
honest, upright dealer......... GEO. A.
DILL wishes the people to understand
that he still lives" and continues to keep
full shelves of goods at his two mann,
moth stores in this city. He also makes
q challange in another place in to.
days, paper. If anyone has n tanning mill
they think is better than the " American
Sitter" lot them bring il to the fair next
week and have decision by some com
petent Judge. MASON Stone u Co
also appear with revised advertisement.
Farmers should not fail to read what
they have to say. They are agents for
some of tie best kinds of plows. etc......
Jos. FIRNER, the oldest hardware dealer
in the city, has word TO say in this is.
sue. Read the advertisement. .......F.
MEINcKE also makes an important an
nouncement.. j. Dill makes a
I" notice extraordinary" which it be-
hooves those indebted to him to consider
well.
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ISTERNAL REvENUE.-NEw RULINGS.
Tho Commissioner of Internal Reve-
nue. has just decided that whoever quar-
ries stone is manufactures, and there
fore liable to pay special tax, or license,
IS such, and is TO pay the tax on his sales
over IS, 600 at the rate of two dollars q
thousand.
The contractor or builder who, in the
erection Of houses, bridges, or any other
structures, procures the stone he may use
in tho rough and dresses it, is also to
be classed as man Sfacturer, and is TO
pay the special or license tax, but is not
TO pay on the valve because he makes no
sale. but simply uses in fulfilling bis con-
tract.
The Commissioner of Internal Rcve-
nue. has decided that parties who sell any
other than fruit and ornamental trees, or
sell such trees at retail, or solicit orders
when travelling from place to place as
agents for more than one person or firm
or if they receive commission, or stated
amount on each sale. they shall be held
liable to tax as peddlers, or as CONNER
cial brokers, according as they may sell
and deliver or negotiate sales.
Dealers and others selling tickets for
lotteries located elsewhere, become liable
to the special tax as lottery ticket dealers,
(Oue hundred dollars per annum, and
the managers of the lottery are required
to give bonds for the fsithful compliance
with the law by each of their agents.
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Teachers. Institute.

Reports from River Falls indicate that
the Institute being held there this week is
proving very successful; about fifty teach
ers are in attendance and much interest
is manifested. Mr.. GRAHAM, the state
agent, and general manager Of the insti-
tute is pronounced exactly the right man
in the right place. Supt. CRAIG lectured
before large audience Tuesday evening
which gave unbounded satisfaction
He is pleasant, forcible speaker, and we
bespeak for him crowded house this
Thursday evening.
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PERSONAL.

Personal.
ABE. VAN METER, of the st. Croix
Republican, looked in on US Thursday
morning.
ID. J. Dill, has returned from the
eastern market just ahead of fine as
sortment of goods for the fall trade.
Mr.. G. l.. DELA1rTRE, the gentle
manly agent of the "North Star" wool
en- mill of Minneapolis was ushered into
our sanctum last Monday by G. r. HER
sEY, all of Hudson. We are glad to OBJ
serve that GEORGE still keeps good COM
pany. no..
DIR. S. S. WooD, special correspon-
dent, of the Chicago Journal Of Com
MERGE, gave us a brief call last Tuesday.
The Doctor is engaged in writing up the
live towns of the northwest, giving an
account of. their history. locations, ad-
vantages, gram shipments, business &c .,
for his valuable paper, and is now in the
St. Croix valley for that purpose. He
has gone to Taylor's Falls and will re-
turn the latter part of next week, We
ask our business men to give him such
information and assistance as he may re-
quire to aid him in his correspondence.
-........ -.-ssN-.
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Reuublican County Convention.

Republican Convention for Pierce county,
will be held in the Town Hall at Ellsworth, on
Wednesday, Oct. 6. 1863, at O'Clock r. ~ for the
purpose of nominating County School Superin-
tendent a Supervisor for the 81 district, a Mem
Der of Assembly for the district of Pierce county
Also. TO elect nineteen delegates TO represent this
county in the republican senatorial convention to
be held at Hudson Oct. s, 1869. and for the trans
action of such other business a may come before
the convention.
The several towns and wards are entitled to the
following number of delegates: Clifton 4; Dia
mOnd Bluff 2; Ellsworth 3; Ell Paso / Hartland
8; Martel 81; Spring Lake I; Gilman 2; Oak
Grove 3; PrescOtt-1st ward 2 ID ward 8; Maiden
Rock 3; Rock Elm 2 River Falls O.; Salem !;
Trimbelle 4: Trenton 2; Union 1.
IL Is suggested that the several towns hold their
esucuses on Saturday evening, Oct. 2 at the usual
place Of voting in the town.
PAINE CONVERSE,
C. Ii. COX,
E. HOLT,
Republican County Committee.
Dated Sept. IA, 1869,
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The Chicago Times, explaining the
cause of the democratic loss" by the
murder and lynchings at Portage, says IT
was all because the city is governed by
lawless radicals, etc, ete.,-which goes
to show how easy it is to be mistaken.
Instead of the republicans being in the
majority, for long, weary years the de-
mocracy have held the balance of power,
and always elected a majority of city Of
ficials. In 1864 Mcclellan received 10
majority over Lincoln in the city.
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Fine Carriage.

EtNe carnage.
We noticed on our streets this week a
buggy from the mandatory of j. G.
LEWIS, of this city, which, in point of
fine workmanship and beauty Of finish,
we hardly think can be equalled, and
surely not excelled any where in the
northwest. 1t was made for GEO. A.
Dill, and cost 1925.
Mr.. LEWIS has been in business here
only short TINA. but has already ac-
quired considerable reputation for do
ing first class work. His business has
increased to such an extent that he con-
templates charging bis shop, and attach
ing to it blacksmith department..
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-01

Last week, KRAzEE WISE gave the
readers of his sheet another dose of his
bottled lightning" Vital Principle
brand-warranted genuine) in a heavy
article entitled Railroad Lands, the
Children and TRUTH" He talked inco-
herently about the "railroad lands"
showed bis manliness in abusing (us) "the
Children" but failed to get a word of
truth in the whole Of il.
Prescott journal. [volume] (Prescott, Wis.) 1861-1871, 1869-10-01

The democratic nominee for 1t. Gov
crnor, GILBERT l.. PARK has declined for
personal reasons, to be a candidate for
that Office at this election. Hon. II. III.
GRAY, of Lafayette county, has been
chosen by the state central committee as
the next victim. He is a member of the
state senate and is said to be very ex.
cellent man. As be has large land inter-
ests in the st. Croix Valley his name is
doubtless familiar to many of our read
ers.
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Higs HiaEeY.

The Mississippi and st. Croix rivers
have a most remarkable stage of winter
for this season of the year. They are
far above high water mark" and from
ten to twelve feet above a medium stage.
The highest point was reached Tuesday
noon, since which time the water has
been slowly receding.
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CRY AND COUNTY.
city Caucuses.

Republican caucuses will be held in the severa,
wards, Of this city onfSaturday evening Oct 2, a
the following named places, for the purpose Of
electing delegates to the county convention:
FIRST WARD-Ierchants Hotel.
SECOND WABD-Council Room.
The frat ward is entitled TO two delegates, the
second ward 20 i've delegates IN me said CONVEX
ticn.
By oRDER CT THE W.RD COMMITTEE.
Prescott Sept 30th, 1869.
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Lecfgre.
Our citizens must not forget the lec-
ture OIL this Thursday evening at the
brick church by Hon. A. J. CBAIe, State
Superintendent Of schools.
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TIE .Warf.cts.

We publish in another column of to.
days paper, the st. Paul wholesale pro-
duce market report, which will be of IN
terest to our farmer friends. We shall
continue to give the reports of the day
before we publish, SO long as they may
be of benefit to our readers.
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Republican State Ticket.

FoR GovERSoR,-
LUoIUS FALRCHILD, of Dane.
For LIEUT.. -GovERSoR,-
THAD. @. POUND, Of Chippewa:
FoR SECRETARY OF SrATK,-
Z. Il SPENCER, of Dane.
FoR TREAsURER,-
HENRY B1ETZ, of Kanitoroc.
Pos ATTORNEY GESERAL,-
s. S. BARLOW, Of Sduk.
FoR STATE PRISON COMMISSIONER
GEO. r. WHEELER, of Fond dH Lac.
For SCHOOL SUPERINTENDENT
Il. j. CRAIG, Of Dane.
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MAR RED.

GRAHAM-FERRY.-On the 12th of Sept. 1869,
at the re sdence of Rev. James Cochran, in this
city, w. w. GRAHAM to Miss MARY FERRY, all
of Oak Grove, Wis.
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you want from the substantial articles lighter
Sold at the Lowest Living Rates.
cAsHuALwAYs PAID FOR GRAIN.

gand feel
Judgment Tor
selections Attentive viii always be ready to attend
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OILs Oms Ons Lard, Whale. Castor,
Machine. Meats Foot, Kerosene and Linseed.
Best in market. BRILL d WEIGH.
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Local lettings u
Remember the caucuses Saturday
evening
See call elsewhere for d emocratic
convention.
-CHAs. BAILEY, Esq, offers his
homestead for sale. See another column.
We are under Obligations to Mr.. G..
P. SARGENT for fine pencil, which he
didu't give us,
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PRESCOTT MARKET.
Corrected Weekly by George II. Dni
st. Paml Wholesale Markets.

st. Panl Wholesale Mark cts.
ST. Paul. Sept. %, 1869.
WHEAr-S5@90c per bushel.
FLoUR-$5.00@60 90.
NEW s-50@55c.
CoRN-$1 .05.
BARLEY--Prime 90c01 90.
RYE-65O70c. .
HAY-Common. $l5@2O.O0 Timothy,
$40 90.
BEANs-2.00@3 90.
BEEswAx-30c ~ fb.
BUTTER-Firkin, common. I5@l6; choice,
1922 Jar. choice. 25@30c.
EGGs-l5@16c per doz.
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.MOre FNcOrS.

The choicest brands of Fine-cut Tobacco at
BRILL d WEIGHS.
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Another Candidate for LIT. Governor

RepnbIlcan county COmmItIee.
Dated. Sept. IA, 1869.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-02-20
FINANCIAL AND CoprmERC1AI

New York, February 19-Noon. Money
easy. at 6(97. Exchange 80. Gold $3.50.
Flour dull, and 5910c. lower. Corn 1c.
lower. Pork dull and lower-new mess
W 5O(93275. Steam lard lower-barrels
I9399l9A., Cotton lower, ct 2S24..
Freights dull.
2 P: M.-Cotton lower, with sales of
l.90O bales, at 26A-closing more steady,
with no sales under 20. Flour 1O@15c.
lower-common to fair extra Southern
$50. Corn heavy-new white Southern
g3I;, yellow SO. Pork heavy, at 49, 80.
Lar Lard h;at heavy Sa and lower-kottle 194. Whis
Porto Rico 13T@14; Muscavado 12I0
131a; Havana 131a@14L. Coffee firm.
Gold 331a. Molasses dull Freights droop-
ing.
BALTIMORE, February 19.-Cottoa nomi-
nally 20. Flour-superfne 6.OO0a7. 75
White corn 91@9S; yellow $1,000 Oats
unchanged P0o'
CNc1NNATI, February 19.-Flour dull
and unsettled. Corn firmer. Whiskey
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DON. AZ sss Mesa s,ofak lover, as So 90.
Lard dropping. Bulk meats 1land b bacon

don. AZ ss Mess s,ofk lower tas So zoo
Lard dropping. Bulk Ioeats and bacon
NEw ORnHAHs, February ne. II 4Flour-loV
grades firmer; superfine 6,6O; double 7.80f6
7.25; treble 7.50. Corn market bare, al
$4,000 G Oats 70. Pork dull. att 81 CO.
Bacon dnlAshoulders 15; clear rib IS
clear 1875. Lard dcIl-:;eTooss &c; hh5E GG
Sugar in good demand-common 12(9l2L
prime a141a9l5;ryellow clarified l6. Mo.
lasses in good demand-prime 77(978.
Whiskey-Western rectified LOO. Coffee
quiet and firm-fair 154; prime 171a@
16k. Sales cs cotton to-day 835 bales
middlings 27A@276. Gold 33.
MOBILE. February 19.-Sales of cotton
to-day 750 bales; market dull-low mid
dlings 264; receipts ], ,492.
AUGUSTA, February 19.-Cotton market
continues dull, with but little Offering
sales 252 bales; middlings 263z@27; re-
ceipts 296.
SAVANNAH. February 19.-Cotton quiet
and prices irregular r-middlings 27h(@2S
sales 600 bales; receipts 729.
CHARLESTON, February 19.-Cotton dull
and declining, with sales of 14O bales-mid.
dlipgs 27M; receipts S58.
LONDON, February 19-Noon. .-Consols
SO. Bonds 781S.
LIvERPooL, February 1913 P. M.-Cot.
ton fiat-uplands 11A; Orleans 12L; sales
of the week As, 600 bales; exports 4, ,OOO
speculation 5000; stock 277, 900, whereof
American is $4,000 Manchester advices
600
LIVERPOOL February 19--Evening.-
Cotton dull-uplands on spot liz; afioat
1l1a; Orleans IL; sales S, 900 bales.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba, 50@6O
New Orleans1 O001 Is
Sugar House. .75@l IS
NAILS, % keg. 6 00@7 90
ONIONS. % bus. 1 25@2 90
OIL, Kerosene, Bg 50@55
Machinery. 1901 90
PoULTRY, Ducks, pr.
Turkeys. s. 90
Chickens. .25@S0
Geese ........
SPECIE. Gold. Il 3401 35
Silver. Il 23@1 IS
POTATOES, Irish. 1901 rs
Sweet. 53bush. .60@75
RICE, Carolina, ID. .9@lO
East India. .....
SHOT, Dbag.. s. 25@3 90
SALT, Liverp'l.2 70@3 on
SOAP, 3b. .73@lI
EPIRIrs, Alcohol, gals 90
Brandy. :. 4 00@12 90
Holland Gins 00@7 90
American. s. 59@4 90
jana Rum 6 0O@7 90
N. e. &c. IS 50@3 rs
Bo. Whiskey,3 50@4 so
Monong'hola375@4 90
Rectified. Il 50@2 so
SUaAR, Crushed, b. .18@
Powdered. -. 1900
Brown. .12&@l6t
STARCH, 3fb. .10@12f
TEA, Green, tb.l 00@2 90
Black, i 00@l so
TOBACCO, Chew. .50@1 Is
Smoking, 3lb. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, g.70@75
Cider .50@6O
French. IL 25@l so
WINE, Cham. g.25@32 90
Port, 3gal. .300@5 90
Sherry. .3 50@6 90
Madeira. s. 50@6 90
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COLUMBIA. MARKET.

Report for Week ending Friday, February 10, 1869
PHOENIX OFFICE, COLUMBIA, February 20.-At
the beginning Of the present week cotton opened
with good demand, at 2s3c. for mddng Since
thon, the unfavorabie accounts from Liverpool
have had very depressing effect on the market,
and from day to day prices have receded, and at
the end OF the week havs further downward
tendency. Strict middlings are quoted at 27A.
The sales Of the week were 4O5 bales as follows:
IL at &C. 16 at 26 70 at 26a; 81 at 26l; 1877 at az
"a at 27l at 27i; 70 at 28; 16 at 2s4.
No change in other articles of country produce.
We would hore remark that corn, peas and oats
are in good demand, and very much needed.
The following arc buying rates of South Caro-
lima Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer & Co.,
Brokers:
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az SMADAD,f February ia decree has
'1sstied establishing q nnifofm leesi juris
sictiou; ahoiishing ecclesiastical courts, ana
modifying the fnanoial administrations in
the colonies. ..si4r. K ~, g'l15' \
- PAn1s. February 19.-The Conference
INST, to-day; The reply Of Greece is salts
factory. A resolution was adopted whereby
8 the great powers reserve to themselves the
right TO protect the lives, property and in
terests Of the Christian inhabitants Of Tur-
a col, when the Conference di. solved. l1yi
.s MANzAssILLo, February 14-A coluro
= has erriyed from, BsJamo. with 1000 women
and children refugees. The troops were
: hnrassed the entire route by the insurgents
10 HAVANA, February 19.-Ports without
custom houses have, been proclaimed closed
The insurgents burned the railroad at La
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Wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY THE COLUMBIA BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, 73bus.1 25@1 so
BAGaINa, Gunny,25 @28
Dundee Byd. :. @3O
BALE RoPE. Manila, ,@26
NY. Drives. .T3B. .10S15
BUTTER, Northern. @5O
Country, g Ii. .25030
BACON. Hams. :. .20@23
Sides, g b.. .18@21
Shoulders. Is @17
BnICKs, 3l, 900. SOFA
CANDLES, Sperm. 4O07O
Adamantine, ib.21@25
Tallow .14@16
CorToN YARN..2 O0@2 20
CorroN, Strict Mid. .@27A
Middling:.... :. 27@273
Low Middl'g, 26i@263
GoodOrdinry,2 ,243@26
Ordinary. 90 a "a
CHEESE, e. ID. ID. .20@25
Factory. .20@23
COFFEE, Rio, y ib. .21@25
Laguayra. .27@29
Java .37@4O
FLOUR, Coun. IL 00@13
Northern. 8 O0M14 90
GRAIN, Corn. i 1O@1 20
Wheat. :. 3 25@3 90
Oats. .90@1 90
Peas ........ .90@1 90
Hay, Northern, govt.
Eastern. :.
HIDES, Dry,3lb ..12A@18
Green. :. as
INDIGO, Carolina.1@ rs
LARD, 8lb. .2O925
LUMBER, Birds, 100 FL so
Scantling.. Il so
Shingles, $1,000. ATS
LIME, u Dbl. 9 70@2 80
MEATS, Pork, Blb... 15A
Beef. .86l2
Mutton. is
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&c PINE Srnrrr NV Yopv n

20 ZINE STREET, NEW YORK, Nov. 81, 1867.
Udotpho Vote, Esq, Present.
DEAR SIR: have made a chemical oxamina ton
OF a sample OF your Schiodam Schnapps with
the intent of determining if any foreign or injurious
substance had been added to tho simple distilled
spirits.
DEAR SIR: The want OF pure Wines and Liquors,
for medicinal purposes has been long felt by the
profession, and thousands OF livos have been sac
tremens, and other diseases of the brain and
nerves. 30 rife in this country. are very rare in
Europe; owing, in great degree, to the difference
In the purity OF tho spirits sold
Wo have tested the several articles imported
and cold by you, including your Gin, which YOU
sell under the name OF Aromatic Schiedam
Schnapps, which we consider justly entitled to the
high reputation it has acquired ia this country; {;
and, from your long experience a foreign inn
porter, your Bottled Wines and Liquors should
meet with tho same demand.
we would recommend you to appoint some of
the respectable apothocaries in different parts of
tho city az agents for tho saIe Of your Brandies
and Wines, where tho profession can obtain the
Same whom needed for medicinal purposes.
Wishing you success IN your now enterprise we
remain your obedient servants.
VALENTINE MOTT, NJ D., Professor OF Surgery
University Medical College, New York.
j. M CARNOCHAN, NJ. D., Professor OF Clinical
Surgery, Surgeon-in.Chiof to the State Hospital
etc, No. IA East 10th street.
The examination has resulted in the conclusion
that the sample contained no poisonous or harm
ful admixture. I have been unable to discover
any trace of the deleterious substances which are
employed in tho adulteration OF liquors. would
not hesitate to use myself, or to recommend to
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SSt,ssIs. Tor ,hsdiciaal purposes, tthe sschiedam
schnapps aa an. excellent and unobjecsionabIe
variety OF gin. Very respectfully yours, :
Sfstsigned.) CHARLES A. sEELY, chemist.
s ,o,1Se New & YSSr, sa on8An s1aErT. Nov &c. 1867.
DEAa SIR; have submitted to chemical anslyn,
sv Two bottles les OF sshiedam sohnapps. which took
and fnd1 as before, that the spirituous LIQUOR
Y free from injurious Ingredients or fasiaoaton;
eaa. eaa.H has the @aF OF being eyed and
alcohol and aromatics Respectfully,
FRED. +. MAYER, Chemist
LEWIS A. SAYRE, NJ. D., No. 795 Broadway.
E6SpnI2 e; F. DEWBES, E, N. D., No: 79l Broadway.
JOSEPH WORSrER, NJ D., No i2G Ninth street
NELSON NSIEELE, NJ. D., No, 81 Bleecler street
John ORElLLY, NJ. D., No 23O Fourth street
B. 1. RAPHAEL NJ D., Professor of the Princi.
pies and Practice of Surgery, Now York Medical
College, etc., No. 81 Ninth street. and others
The proprietor also offers for sale
Bottled Wines and Liquors.
imported and bottled by himself, expressly for
medicinal use Each bottle has his certificate OF
its purity. A'"'o VI
NOV ~ Smo UDOLPHO WOLFE.
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.A1aSt1es1a
G.saass.


'@ '2hree Desirable Ruildt,g Lots.at AUCTION.
s, By d. G. PEIXOTTO q ser. stsa
WE win sell. ON the frat MONDAY In MARCH, az
as ~ ociock, In front OF the Court House, in the
2, THREE DESIRABLE BUILDING LOTS. 81
LOT No. I an that lot pr parcel Of LAND, front
feet four inches t69 4in.) and running back two
hhnndEed and eight feet eight inches, (2Gs in.,)
Ried @ J! BY Il Col a. n. Hunt Hosel; West by Lot
NO. =; North by lot formerly Mrs. BaIdWin's
Lot No. 2. Fronting aud measuring on Gervais
ST. street si1ty-nine feet four inehes, and running
baH PACK Two hundred and eight feot eight incheso
bounded on the East by Lot No. I ION the Weetby
Lot No; H. 3; North by lot formerly Mrs. Baldwin's.
streot rot no; Fronting and measuring Gervais
nipg back two Hundred and eight feet eight ifiches
LLDo9hded on the East by Lot No. Q; on the Nfest
Rs,S,s;n,s' street, North by lot formerly Mrs.
IL, Terms --one-thrd cash; tho balance on one and
Two years secured by bond and mortgage OF the
premises Purchasers to pay for papers and
eealnPs t.r- ,Feb6t
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News Items.

= New ORLEANS, February 19.-Trouble is
brewing between Cuban refugees. The
Spanish residents in this city have signed q
communication from the Spanish Consul to
the Governor, asking his interference in
the prevention of any difficulties which are
likely to occur at any moment. The mat
ter has been referred to the chief of police
CHARLESTON, February 19.--Sailed.
steamer Saragossa New York