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The Copartnership

/ ERETOFORE existing under tho name and
II siylo of }. N. BRYSON s. CO.. being ths day
dissolved by mutual consent. All persons indcbt.
ed to the same er> requested to mako payment nt
once TO J.N. Bryson ana save costs. and all hny.
ing demands hganst the same will present them
TO him f'r settlement business will be continncd
by J. N. Bryson aCBackeiors Retreat fer whom
q liberal patronage is requested
J. N BRYSON,
A. W. BRYSON
Sent 49, 1890 h0 o
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900 Octave Pages and ovor 900 Illustrations,
Hooker Female College.
LEXINGTON, KENTUCKY.

heAiSOioN, hENTVchT,
'llE First Session Of this Cpllcge will beyin
ON Monday, Saptrmbor 2Dtli, 1860. Am.,
pie recommendations, with a large and aLle Pac.
nity' i"r"vrr three hundred scholars. Terms
moderate F'r particulars applyto
Mo>ts f. LAnn, on
j. W. hlCGAKvEy. r. GR,u,sA p,as,
Beard Of Advice
Snpt o. 1869 80 ,f
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BARGAINS, BARGAINS &

lf,IIEsSubscribcr. abon ohange his basiness5s
J. offers for sale his ire Stock, consisting Or
Dry Goods. Boots md Shoes. Groceries. Ifafdwaros
Crockcry. &c. 10 nm enterprising party, this ofs ,
Tors rare chance, tho sthnd is ono Of the best
in this section Of The tountry.
llIaH FALLS, Sept Is, 1869.
NIB Goods viii be resca Ell log Il iyures. ua.'
I'll The entire stock is disposed Of.
Persons having claims against John Black will!
please hand them in. anl thoss indebted will coad
forward and settle.
LgI JOHN BLACK. sy
Sept. Is, 1869 90 If
re- Sv7ANTAD-Agcatst to sell now book Of
great yalue to Farmers, Mechanics, aud Working
now ready. Tho
Farmers e. Mechanics Manual.
Edited by GEo. e. WANING, Jr.
A"hor Of Elements IF agriculture"
"'tDraiaing ,lor fr2ft and jar Hsnlh,"
aud formerly Agrtcultuni .Eagta.
-eer;W Central Park, ;s.s
Nec York a
900 Octave Pages and over 300 Illustrations.
The New Orleans Times slys; III il bosk
which should be in the hands of every Farmer anI
Mechnnic."
The New Orleans picayunc" SAYS. 80 yalu
able. n book should be found in the house Of every
Farmer ami Mechanic; its elegant illustrations
will make it welcome cyerywhcren
Active men and women can mike M,ors mouey
| AMI give brier satisfaction in selling tLis book
than nny work in the field 9l',I.,
Send for lIi.pHsc circular telling nll about H.
r. Is. TRENT CO.. Publishers.
sep,. 20 ,sc, No. e't Il b"oADw>r S.Y.
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Town Notice.

LII persons are hereby warned not to buy O,
"a sell 'any public Lnnd' or Property within III.
incorporate telimits,Sesceptfr from tho proper autho
rhiss. The Public Lot Northoast corner Of Mir
md 0l'urchs areetssso,d aud titles given BY D.
'Bfemann and 'oshors, aye hereby declared pull and
Se'aa ssg 1864 I's@ls 'oHh ntsS!Isst sSshtt
sHf' a9'fgf5ftas H9a SaAIS{i 7assniss5 ."'F''"l
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CLERKS SALE.
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
ocoaGE couSTy, 81 Us

ncohEE COUNTY, VI
Wm. 9. Keith otal,. R
Mary r. Koith, esaE ] a. : ''''''' =
TTNDER an order Eom tho Oifcuit Court,
~ Equity sido. for thoI above nained Stnte
and County. wilssellSts the highest bidder,
before the Market House in Walhnila, on salc.
day,in November next, The Real Estate If Wn.
". Keith, deceased. consisting of tho several
Tracts Of Lnnd, us follows:
TRACT NO. l,
Or the Cheohce place, containing 2.470 acros,
more or less. with good farm eimproyem ents,
good fence. and in thorough state Of cultiva.
ton: This tract lies twelve milos North,west
OF Walhalln, and onptains 25t acres Of good bot.
tom IN cultivation, u lurgo quantity Of good up
land and an outlet for stock range not sur.
passed in tho county. Deposit gold is found on
every part of it, and has been prolitably worked
in past years. 'v'--''','a - $500.
TRACT NOA2, "a.
Or the home place in the village Of ol,lPickens,
containing 'l2S acres moro Or. less, with g.nl
improvements ~,
TRACT NO. 8,
Adjoining Tract No.2. containing 1888 acres
more or loss. No improvements.
TRACT NOs;4,
In the village Of old Pioksns, Soataiuinyi | acre
moro or less No improvofhontsi
TRACT NO. g.. xs, ,,..
In tho village Of old Pickens, containing 1 acre.
with good improvements.
TRACT NO. 6,
In tho village Of old Pickcns containing aero
No improvements .ah..
TRACT NO. 8,
Or tho Gurlcy Tract. containing 80 acres more
f,I. lnoa nit. 20 49, r. 4
2q TRACT NO. 8,
Or tho Calhoun Tract. couta ming 475 acres
more or less, eight mi cs East oi Whlhall,. al.
joining lands Of NJ. +: MITCHELL No improve
ment6, 3.ut,r. .It. Atf 4..
t TRACT NO, 10,
Or coneross Tract, containing 60 acres more or
TRACT Nd. II,
Or, ,Albertson Tract, containing eco acres more
or loss.
TRACT NO. r.,
Or Aiken Tract, contaihing2)O acros, more or
loss. t, t,..,
TRACT NO; 13,
Or the Reid Tract containing SEQ aorcs more
or leSs.
Under the samo order, and at the same time
and place. ! will also sell tho Real Estate Of
Fhos. j. Keith dnccascd viz:
;. y. ..TRACT NO 1,
In the village fold Pickcns, containing acrc
more or less. l.s
TRACT no. 9,
Or the Devils Fork Tract, containing 81 acrcs
more or less, adjoining --- Corbin No i'm
provcmcnt Deposit gold found on it.
TRACT NO. 8,
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Wanted Agents to sell sERyIOR
n3 AFLOAr in The SUMpTRK
y ~ ALABAMA. M, by AMDML. RApIARn
,ENiME,; 10000 copies sold during tho fret
;a"' months. II - n most graphic and thrill.
,na"dcr and his comradcs written bv Semmn,
himself ard everybody axes it without srIicitn.
ti""' no matter what their politics. Wo w;n
''"rn'Sh The names OF over l25 agents, who have
m"1c upwards of $500 per moab net with his
oook. S'id only by Subscription and exclusive
territory given to gom agents. Address
T. ]. nlBBLE & co.
Sept. =. 1859. SO tf
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CLERKS SALE,
Hn EGuity-.Ss<Icrsom.

n, ~
4 Il, non'as .. .Mcolnrc.
'" y Mar'" m" viz wig n''l .I for p"r''',n
sa' w. fN mo Neni Es
oshsrs ase bolt "0 "''' Mary an' !as M"nro o + ..
pY virluo Of an order from Tho Honorable Jane
J, H. Orr, Circuit Jadsn to inc directed will
sell, at public onlcry, ~ Welh@lIa, in tho County
the following Tracts Of Land descy,hod in Tie Dr..
Mrt,l"Sn dsc"a,, JsI 10 ~. ",' ,s,.'.u o. ~
IN ArDEc
Known as T.pt No.7. situate on tho r.nl lead.
ing from D;mblo Cabins t, Anderson 9. II.
bounded by uuds Of Ii. Il. III Gibson. ri,om,,
Stuckcy. Thomas II Jones. AM, E,t,,o of Rnh
ort Norris decensod ~"
1856 ACRES,
hh0wn cW ~ 10Y NO; q; situate on head branches
y, m ohhe anu o'n"kSu SreeXS' wn'ors OF Little
I'vcf, p"","eu ny lrt No' - anu "hds Oh Col.
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Notice

IS hereby given to all whom il may concern. that
will apply to 7. H. Philpot, Probnte Judge Of
pickens connry, on the st dny Of November next.
fora final discharge as Administrators of The estate
Of John G. Knox, deceased.
ELIZABETH KNOX, Adm'x.
Sept. q, 1869 81 I'm
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eNOticc

IS horcby given to NIL whom it may concern, That
I will apply TO T. IT. Philpot. Probate Judge of
Pickenscounty. on the lst day of November n xt,
for final discharge MS Executor of the last will
and testament Of David Freeman ,ioo'd Il
fH li5iABEL HENDRICKS, Executor.
Sept. 81, 1869, 81 In
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
OCONEE COUNTY.

IN TIE CIRCUIT couRr--EoU1rY SIDE.
NJ. T. Mitchell, Ad'mr. Bill to Marshall as
vs. srts. for Injunction,
jesse % n, .nist%sn. iss%s, a"a d. al. Relief &c.
appearing TO my satisfaction thnt Jesse
4 Hickman, and wife Sarah, and Mary j. /.
Thrift absont defendants in this cause, reside
beyond the;limita of this State: On motion of
Norton, Comp Solicitor. 1t is ordc, cd
that the said absent defendants do appear aud
plead. ..answcr or demur to Complainnnts said
Bill Of Complaint, within forty DAYS after pub.
licatiop hereof, or tho same will bo takon oro
contesso as I'd them. i~p
&m y. w. SrRTBLING. ccp.
Clerks Office, Sept %. 1850 5I-6
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BOOTS & SHOES.

niE undersigned informs tho public that he
Il has opened Shoe Shop In room odioin,
mgJ. }. Lco's store room. and will promptly
90 all work in his limo. Freno, calf skin boots
ana shoes, adios calf.and goat skin sIosss put I.
Up IN tho latest ssylo. Aiso ordinary work
zone cheap for oAsa. A neat it warrantodsin
sert. I, 1859. gprA p"NS;s
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
r : sOGON1yE COUNTN.

IN THE clRcUIT coUgr--Eon1TY SIDE
y. A. uBalltngsr, sury'ng, Ex'n. Bill to stay
YH. Waste, Ro.
Mahala Ballinger. ot.aL lief. So.
i ppe9ring!to mytsatsfaction that Francis
II M. Hurt and Husband, ------- Hurt, nf-
sent defendants II this ca6as. reside abeyond
tire limit'ofthia State: On motion of Norton,
CowplaipalHs Solicitor, lis ordered that the
said absent defendaDte 90 appear and i plead.
Sdhswefs of demtif 10 C6mplainant's said Vii
of fOompldintt within forty days after, publico
tidn hereof grs the sapse viii DO taken pro coz.
u ~ ~ adalaw, ,isTRrBIINa, 4oc.s5
Clerks Office, Sept 90, 1860 1lss.,s Isl. i.-G,
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!. GET YOUR DEEDS.

I HAVE left all tho Deeds and Mortgages belong--
ing to Oconee County with j. W. Stribling,
Esq.. at Clerks office. All persons having Decds
and Mortgages will please call and pay forlhe Res
Iqording and get them.
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1
THE AIR LINE RAILRcAD. The grading
for the first twenty miles Of tho Ar-Liro
,rallroad1is nearly ready for tho rails The
locomotive, cars and iron for this road is ex
fpected the coming week As soon as it ar.
:riycs the rails will be laid to Pcachtrce creek
sThetimbers for tho bridge at this creek are
tnownearfy ready for putting up. It's estl.
mated that in rour days time the bridge can
be SO nearly completed as to allow the train
to cross. When this is done tho work Of
laying the rails will be continued until tho
who!etwehty miles is laid down. In few
days tho contract for grading the road to
Gainesville will be given out --AAanta Con.
'stitultoa. a'f @t
DEsrRDcPIvE FIRE IN ArLArA.--A des.
trueive fro occurred in Atlanta last week,
destroying all tho buildings from tho Nation.
al Hotel up, to Norcross corner. and frm
thence up Marietta to Broad street. The
destruction Of property was heavy. Most Of
it had more OF less insurance oni 4 Ef''T
4. 1t 70 said that the burnt district Is being 81.
ready rebuilt! a wonderful people are The
Atlantese J-~1R.eas Watesn,1n. 4 .'12Ta
s. par Two children wers tried for murder,
10 SlIariIs'ss last week The boy, 8 years Of
,age, was acquitted; the girf I thirteen years
Of ago, was convicted Of manslaughtcr.
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A Regular Communication

A Regular Communication
4 t Blue Ridge Lodge. No. 02, A,F.Ai,, will
- - 10 he'd at Masonic Hail. on tho lat Sntur-
oaY IN October. Mt 10 O'Clock. Enoh and eyore
momnor ,''; Is earnestly requested to attend, as
business OF tho utmost Importance TO every one
VII DO brought up. Members wn'take due
"'t,co ns ond gnyorn themselves accordingly. ~
By order Of the L,lge l.. e,
~ ROBERT YOUNG. Secty.
pt. :. l8O3 i8 "fas"r A..
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WAIiHALLA, s. G..
Friday Morning, October /, 1850.

aeS- InsNew York on tho 27tat tult, Cot,
ton was quotad at 90. I, Gold, S5. 34s 81,
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Ga,- An.s!ection will DO held in Ahhcvllc
Cpnntyon "Wednesday, 9th of October, to
ill the vacancies caused by the resignation Of
r. NJ Volcntnc, colorcd, and by the death
of Geo. Dusenbury. Representatives from that
County. a similar election will take place
in Kershaw to supply the scat Of Jonas b.
Nash, decd.
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Cay Cotton has been seriously injured by the
late drought. In some fields the leaves seem
to have wiltcd and upon shaking the stalk,
forms and even bolls will drop of. The Ca.
t'rpilcr has made its appearance, and is doing
fome .'iamR. After the ravages of the worm
and he. lrdpght, our farmers will d. well to
ga'' + tareo f9arshs of what they expected
tw" weeks ago. 'SuI'her Spriuys (7erns)
GuSctic.
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sep!. 81, 1869.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01

The steamer Moctezuma has arrived here
bringing the crew of the schooner Nellie True
OF Portland, Me-, lost on Eunta Mulas.
Speculatlons in sugar show disposition to
Withdraw from the market. They fear action
IN consequence. There were indications yes
terday OF heavy decline.
ST. DOMINGO.
New YORK, Feb. 2S.-The Herald has the
following special dispatch:
Havand, Feb. N.-St. Domingo advices to the
10th inst. have been received.
Negotiation for loan from British capital
lists is failure, the security offered not being
satisfactory.
The question of annexation to the United
States is exciting considerable interest.
President Baez has instructed Gen. Fabens
to confer with the United States government
on the policy of creating free neutral centre
of commerce in St Domingo
The coffee and sugar crops are short, but the
tobacco crop shows an increase.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
How a Decline is Produced.

Pure blood makes us well, bad blood makes us
sick. Vapors from poorly digested food in the blood
are condensed upon the various organs and serve to
make them grow or repair their waste. Organs
made with greater or lesser proportion of such
materials cannot be sound, If the bad condition of
blood continues but for few days or weeks the
body will be out OF sorts and if it continues, the
wholeof the body will in time be renewed with inn
perfect blood, and the health bad; it is in decline
-popularly called consumption.
Now Brandreths Pills penetrate the whole mass
of blood, causing the expulsion of impurities; the
body feels relieved from single dose-what then
may be expected from twenty? By continuing
their use the whole of the blood in time becomes
purified, and the body reconstructed from good ma
terial, the decline stopped, and new lease OF life
secured.
Principal Office, Brandreth House, New York.
eR-Sold by all Druggists
fe4 eod&eOw1msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
WEST INDIES.


HAVANA, Feb. 26.-The volunteers who have
been mobilized are preparing to take the field
against the insurgents.
Some merchants from Cienfuegos are here
and have purchased arms for the defence of
their city. The government has also supplied
them with rifles and artillery.
The authorities of Havana refuse clearance
to the American brig j. d. Lincoln, which ar
rived here with molasses from Sierra Morena,
because that port has been declared closed.
From Trinidad on Tuesday it is reported that
the troops who have been operating against the
insurgents, have returned with a number of
prisoners.
Advices from Cienfuegos of Wednesday say
that the artillery column has returned, having
whipped the insurgents on the river Domugi.
Many were wounded, aud Mexican general
who was captured was shot. The tugboat
which has been in use by the insurgents on the
river was recaptured
HAVANA, Feb. N.-Advices from Santiago
de Cuba TO Sunday have been received. Chol-
era was decreasing.
Three steamers left port to-day crowded with
Cuban refugees for the United States.
The brig Franklin Spoford, of Bucksport,
from Nuevitas for Cardenas, has stranded off
Point Maternilicos. At last accounts the q.
S. steamer Gettysburg was trying to save her,
but success was doubtful.
The schooner Nelly True, of Portland, from
Gaudaloupe for Cardenas, was wrecked OIL
Martus. Captain and crew saved.
1t is reported that the insurgents lingering
in the vicinity Of Santiago de Cuba have again
cut the acqueduct, causing much inconven-
ience to the city,
Ohcial information has been received that
Gen. Lesco strongly reinforced is pushing his
way into the interior from La Guanaja.
Inc insurgents were stationed in force on
the road near Magabomb. 1t was expected
that the troops would soon attack them.
Gen. Pueblo has arrived at Cienfuegos with
reinforcements. The troops there will be di-
yided into three detachments. The one under
Puello will 90 to Santo Espirelu; the one under
Ietona to Villa Clara; and the remaining di-
vision under Paez will march to Sierra More
An engagement took place between the
Spanish troops and insurgents at Colinia de
ST. Domingo, in the province OF Sagua La
Grande. Many were killed on both Sides
The result of the battle was not known. ne
norris from Cuban sources say that the 1ght
occurred between the rebel forces under zen
Quesada and the army of Gen. Lesco on tne
road from Guanaja, and assert that the gov
ernment troops were routed.
The emigration of Cubans is undimn1snedl
Every steamer that leaves port is crowded WIN
passengers.
HAVANA, Feb. 28.-Cuban accounts contra
dict government dispatches announcing that
Gen. Lesco is making triumphant advance
from La Guanaja.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
@ o M M II R CIAL
Domestic Markets. /.


NEW YORK, Feb 27.-Cotton frmer but rather
quiet; sales 140O bales Middling upands S9c. Flour
receipts 52S3 bbls.; sales $500 bbls; State and
q 6 25; extra do 80 q 65; choice do 70 00 so:
fancy do s. g 90; round Hoop Ohio 6 80 q 6 75;
choice dos 80 g 90: superne Western 45 q 20;
do % q 705; choice White Wheat extra 10 a 10
southern dull and heavy; safes $50 bbls.; common
- 90; California quiet and heavy; sales 200 sacks at
6 90 q 90 for old and 10 a 10 DO for new. Wheat
very dull and nominally lower; sales about 10000
BUSH; No. 2 Spring do 56 choice delivered; Winter
Red Ohio 70; White Michigan SO. Corn 1c better
with light supply and good home trade demand !;
old do 1 OF q % in store. Oats without decided
change sales 5000 bush; Western 74c in store and
75ic afioat. Beef dull; sales 100 bbls; new plain
firmer; sales $50 bbls.; also 1000 bbls. new mess
AP1i y at 81 5o new mess s2oo 80 124 old do 81 50
2 90 q &C. .Ed shade
April and May at 10 q 1stc; steam 1.B q 194c, and
194 q 19sc for kettle rendered. Butter firm; Ohio
bbs. Western, free at 81 a s74c. Rice dull. Sugar
firm; sales $50 hhds.; Muscovado 133 a 144c. Coffee
quiet; sales 800 bags Rio on private terms Molasses
dull Naval Stores quiet; Spirits Turpentine "a "a
55c; Rosin As q 90. Petroleum dull crude at 2lc
refined bonded s5c. Tallow quiet; sales $1,000 lbs
at II g l2tc; Wool hrm sales 675oO0 TBS; domestic
fleece Al q &c. Freights to Liverpool quiet; Wheat
per steamer Al q 4sd.
CHICAGO, Feb. N.-Flour dull and almost nomi
nal; White Michigan % q 25. Wheat-No 1
lull at 144 q 14a. Corn dull and advanced "a
4c new 5S@c; no grade 56a q 57lc; No. kiln dried
69lc Oats quiet but stronger and advanced a 4c;
&c; sales at 20 q 20 for No. l. Barley dull: No
regular SO q 81. Whiskey quiet and nominal at scc.
Provisions steady and quiet. City mess Pork 81 Co.
Lard steady and quiet; steamed 1s}c. Rough sides
lat bid Beef-plain mess 10 75. Beet Tongues 80 co.
Dressed Hogs quiet but frmer at 70 20 a 70 70. Live
Hogs active and rmer; light 80; fair to good 10 25
q 1872 -
MILWAUKEE, Feb 27.-Flour more active: city
double extra rs; country so a 90; extras rs a
623. Wheat steady; No. at 175; No. 2 at 1 141
Oats steady at 54c tor No. 2. Corn quiet and un-
changed. Rye advancing; No. at 10. Barley un-
changed. Provisions quiet and unchangd.
MOBILE, Feb: 27.--Cotton in limited demand and
2 A bales wv
SAVANNAH, Feb 27.-Cotton firm but with no de-
mand; market irregular and pricesnominal exports
coastwise S33 bales.
CHARLESTON, s. c., Feb. 27-Cotton frmer,
holders too stiff for buyers asking 295 a 293c for
Mddlings; sales 240 bales; receipts SAG bales; ex-
ports, to Continent 400 bales coaswise 703 bales.
AUGUSTA, Feb. 27.-Cotton market firm with a
slight advance; sales SO bales; Middngs 274 a 27ic.
NEW ORLEANS. Feb. -Cotton-oferings limit
ed low Middlings 28c; sales 230 bales receipts 17s6
bales; exports $500 bales. Sugar frm common 125
q 13c prime 15A a 15ac; Yellow clarified 17sc MO
lasses firm; prime 80 q s1c
Foreign Markets.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01

CristadOrO'S Hair Preservative
Cristadoro guarantees that his Hair Preservative
shall succeed where every other preparation has fail
ed in keeping clean the hair thickening itgossing it
preserving its COLOR incining it to CURL and restor
ngit to that health and vigor which the elements
of its beauty.
Sold by all Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dressers. Mandatory No 6s Maiden Lane. Prin-
cipal Depot No Astor House. fe 4eodSSeow1msN
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
DOMINION OF CANADA.

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
@MoNTREAL, Feb. 27.-The expectation of
specie goes on favorable; the rate has fallen to
IL per cent. discount; the total amount now
reported is $293,OOO.
Railway travel is still very much deranged
on account of the storm The track between
Prescott and Ottawa is completely blocked.
The mails for the latter place are conveyed
from this city and Prescott in sleighs. Another
snow storm set in yesterday and still con-
tinues. The city is being literally buried in
snow, and business is almost entirely Suspend
ed
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
NE w YORK.
CTTv AND VICINITY

NEW YORK. Feb. 2S.-The steamer Alaska,
from Aspinwall Goth, brings $104, 900 in gold
and California papers to the 10th, being several
days later than received over land. Gen. T.
Kilby Smith, our Consul at Panama, is pas
senger.
The Park Savings Bank in Brooklyn was
rocbed yesterday of small tin box contain
ing $45OO0 in city bonds and 5000 in money.
No arrests have been made.
G. D. Robinson, from Wo cd & Robinson, is
reported by his partner to have absconded
with $4,000 in five-twenty bonds of 1867, three
certified checks of $4,000 each, and six hun
dred shares of various kinds of stocks, valued
at $4,000. Mr.. Wood offers $4,000 reward.
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
MExIOO.
MISCEILANEAIrs NEW

MISCELLANEOUS NEWS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. 28.-Late advices from
Mexico have been received here.
The object of Gen. Negret, who is pronounc-
ea TO be at Puebla, was to capture conducta
with $3,000,000 in gold, which had set out from
the City of Mexico for Vera Cruz The move
ment had no political purpose whatever. Gen.
Negret had five hundred men with him, but
they fled together with their leader on the ap-
proach Of the government troops sent against
The Portland daily press., 1869-03-01
To Owners of Horses and Cattle


Tobias Derby Condition Powders are warranted
superior to any otherso pay for the cure of Dis
temper Worms. Bots. Coughs, Hide-bound, Colds,
&c, in horses; and Colds. Coughs, Loss OF Milk,
Black Tongue, Horse Distemper, &c, in cattle.
They are perfectly safe and innocent; no need of
stopping the work of your animals. They increase
the appetite, give fine coat cleanse the stomach
and urinary organs; also increase the milk OF
Try them, and you will never be without them.
Col. Phillip P Bush of the Jerome Race Course,
Fordham, N Y, would not use them until he was
told of what they are composed, since which he is
never without them. He has over 2Orunning horses
in his charge, and for the last three years has used
no other medicine for them. He has kindly permit
ted me to refer any one to him. Over 1000 other
references can be seen at the depot
Sold by all Druggists and Storekeepers through
out the United States. Depot 10 Park Place, N Y.
Price % cents per box.
Feb 4-eod&oow1msN