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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-02-22
February %

a%CHARLEsrON, FEBRUARY 1s, 1862
The saxton Charitable Society celeb rated their
Third Anniversary on the above date. The follow
ing officers were reelected to serve for the ensuing
year:
ia BRIGHT, President.
P. MAYZoK, Vice. President.
q. W. MARTIN Secretary.
". ~ GAD.DEN, Treasurer.
Commatee-J. Hubbard, Chairman ". R. Spencer,
W. NJ. Gadsden, Virgil Ponteaux, q. Green, q. W.
Martin, Lawrence.
The regular business Of the year being concluded,
the Society," together with their invited guests,
moved forward to attack the supper taole. After
proceeding short distance thfy were met by bat
talon of dishes drawn up In Hubards best style.
After ,ody di play of courage on both sides, tn
dishes yielded reluctantly, consequently the table
was cleared and the more gentle spirits remain ed.
1oasts were given, songs sung and spirit OF good
humor and jolity engendered that kept the company
together until a late hour In the evening.
February % II
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tered on the journal: We vote ''no" because we
believe that the bill is in conflict with the
twenty-slxth section Of the irst article OF the
Constitution OF the State.
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Shipping.

EXCURSIONS AROUND THE HARBoR.
THE FINE FAST SAILING AND COM
N FORTABLY appointed Yacht ELEANOR
AHwill resume her trips TO historic points in
-S6the harbor, and will leave Government
Wharf daily at Ten a. N. and Three P. NJ.
For Passage apply to 1HoMAS Young,
December 18 Smo Captain. on board.
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B. F. BERRY.
Il. B. MILFORD.
GEO. DUsENBRRRY.
Little else of general interest marked the
days proceedings.
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THROUGH TICKETS TO FLORIDA.
CHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH STEAM PACKET
LINE, VIA EDIsrU, BEAUt orr AND HILTON
HEAD,
CONNECTING WITH
TIE ATLANTIC AND GULF RAILROAD AND
CONNECTIONS FOR ALL POINTS IN -
FLORIDA.
rK-A THE FINE, FAST STEAMER
s.SIsff=3s PILOT BOY Captain FINN PEoK. viii
leave Charleston on Mo SDLY and THURSDAY MORN.
Ias at Eight o'clock Returning, will eaya savannah
TUESDAY MORNINGS at Eight O'clock, aud FRIDAY
AFrHRsooN at Two o'clock, tousblag 1t Edlsto on
1HUnsDAY trip from Charleston, at Eleven A. M.,
and leaving EJisto at Nine A. NJ SArDnDAYs on re-
turn trip.
The steamer will touch at Chisolm's, each way.
everv two weeks, commencing with trip OF Febru.
ary 18th.
For Freight or Passage apply to
JOHN FERGUSON,
February 16 Accomm ,dation Wharf
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roFFTCE CLERK OF COUNCIL, Eel

February IL
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FOR LIvERPUOL.

s-e. THE lR-T-cLAss IRON SCREW
Hk2E@3E2 Steamship GOLDEN HORN, 3. J.
LE3NflXf{fH3 BIAcKLN Master having one-hah
S@41SH- .ess615s her cargo engaged aud going on
board, will meet with dispatch for the above port
to sail on or about the Goth ins ant.
For Freight engagements apply to
FeDruary9 ROBT. NUKE q CO
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
made Z
Boop,n Grave, CO.


Government bonds We re strong and active, with large
dealings I'm the active bonds The market sympathEeu
with the advance In gold audputes were wen maintained
At the close prices easier in consequence Of the re-
action In gold.
State bonds we're higher, small transactions Ten
nessee new per cents sold at 43l i North Carolina
per cents a; North Carolina per cents o2!GSJ
Missouri 6 per cents, 30. Railway bonds were SrOnHj
Pacific per cents OF Missouri guaranteed by the STATE
sd AT o. Central Pacific per cents advanced on small
purchases TO 95 closing 94i d95 Northwestern lists 20
Morris and Essex lsts Fort Wayne lists, 1907 Fort
Wuyne DDS %; Saint Paul lists 90 Toledo, Peoria and
Warsaw ISIS W. d., 10. Bank shares we're quiet, with
,ales OF Nuh National at 1871 Nassau 1903; Central
National lO9 Western Union Telegraph sold at Sld3;
Pacific Mail was nctivc, and changed hands in large
amounts at 5Od5 Pennsylvania Coal sold at 23S EN-
press shares strong with sales OF Wells Fargo o.
at ls, and American Merchants Union at 80.
Railway shares opened strong and improved In prices
under the stimulating effect OF Secretary BouwePs re-
mort md spectators inclined 10 operate for an ad
vance, The Vanderbilt stocks and Reading we're hrn'
The Western shares continued In active demand al ad-
yanciug prices At the first call EewYork Central and
Hudson cold at o0R EewYork Central and Hudson SCRIP
s2s as2, Erie n Erie Preferred IS; Reading sSs9s
Michigan Southern, s6ds6l Toledo and Wabash, oci
North Western Common TlldT5i; Northwestern Pre-
ferred ssiasol Rock Island, lO749lO7i; ST. Paul Com
mon TOi ST. Paul Preferred. s5l Fort Wayne, guar
anteed s6a; Chicago and Alton 1Ii; Delaware laeKa
wanna and Western, IOti; Hannibal and St. Joseph
! Common 1854. After the call tho market was strong
with heavy transactions Michigan Southern andNorth
Western Common. At the Second Board Now-forh
Central and Hudson scrip sold at 50; Harlem, 10
| Michigan Southern sGg; Northwestern Common 10
North Western Preferred 20 St. Paul Common. y st
Paul Preferred s6 HewJersey Central sc Fort wayne
Guaranteed s7l After the call the market was strong
and active, closing at the highest prices OF the day
The o'clock quotations for Government bonds wer'
| fnlio
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SCIENTIFIC NOTES.

HEAT AS A MEASURE OF CHEMICAL DECoM-
pos,TtoN-M. Thomson has a paper In Po0gendorD's
Lnnale on Thermo Chemical Researches, the purpOrt
Of which that different acids when neuir9zed ny tne
same base, evolve unequal Quantities OF neat Mh.n'
therefore, any acid displaces another ACID from M co
bmation with that base. this decomposition VIII De ac
Somnaned either by an evolution heat by absorb
ton heat according to the greater or less neat O az
salt The quantity Of heat thus evolved or absorbed
affords a measure FOR the degree Of decomposition
THE SOLAR CoRONA.-The result OF the
numerous observations Of the Corona, made by american
scensts during the late solar eclipse. are thus Drey
.nmmed mn by a correspondent of The Iale college
CotuaHH They demonstrate concerning ~ mo- dark
That 1t is not flame since the spectrum light emanat.
ing from iucandescent body ana @ a ~ dIar
tcles OF lts % oibcty Of prof Young
that II is Identical nature WIN VIC 1919 lines
Confrmatjon of IFS electric origin Is 1Ouhd III lls hao'
II attans greatest extent IN the oi 'no oohP'
and next greatest at right angles 10 that me-
, Tup SCIoPTIcoN.-Mr. l.. j. Marcy of Phila-
slpbia has given this appropriate to an improved
rortabe magic lantern. 1t is illuminated by double
wicked coal oil lamp, which is arranged that the CON
denser and reflector WIZ NOT DeeOne JaHsned &, we'll
ADAPTED the production OF advancing ana recedhH
Since the substitution OF Photographic
fTaDsparencies for the coarse paintings formerly only
used with the magic lantern the Instrument mas assuet
a new Importance because the former when magnined
reveal no distortions. The sciOpcon, well supplied with
Photographic pictures of remarkable organic structures
Beautiful scenery and specimens of fine architecture Will
he prized in many family unfailing source Oi
amusement and instruction.
LIGBRIAN BEEs.-The species known as the
italian Alp Lguran bee is indigenous 10 Southern Eu
sore. From time mmemOral II has been fosiered IN
Jalv lint was NOT introduced into Northern Europe
Sins country until within the last ten years Baron Won
Eerlespseh an eminent German sparan, thus sums up
their advantages The Italian bees less sensitive
81 the cold than the common kind. Their queens are
more prolific. 8. The colonies swarm earlier and more
heauently. a. They arc less apt sting. g. They are
G. They more disposed to roD than
tie common bees aud courageous and active III
pelfdefense. They strive, whenever opportunity oilers
force their way into colonies OF common bees bul
when strange bees attack their hives they light Win
great ferceness and with incredible adroitness.
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RANKING AND FINANCIAL.

GEORGE OPDYKE & Co.. Bankers, No. rs Nassau
ST. offer for sale the following desirable securities;
First Mortgage per cent Gold Bonds Of the New
York and Oswego Midland Railroad; First Mortgage
per cent Gold Bonds Of the Montgomery and
Eufaula Railroad Endorsed by the State Of Alabama
First Mortgage 8 per cent Bonds OF the Mobile and
Montgomery Railroad per cent Bonds of the City
of OswegO 10 per cent Bonds Of Platte County, Mis-
souri 7per cent Land Grant Bonds OF the Union
Pacific Railroad, and some prime 10 per cent cur
rency bonds
The attention of investors is invited to these we'll
secured Bonds Full information in regard to them
will be furnished upon application to the agents Of
ferinu them for sale.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

CoFFRETbe stock Rio bed ~ importers 10 the United states az
mad, an morning was 81 b Of which 5000 Ssre Al Ne"or
Baltimore, an Sf4 AZ t pohI
ooss Ia band {. ds ot otS-
do; l0l lie Tor good co. Aau 3
Tor pnme do pad l3td &c for inyoee ~ tue ao'e Isgs
. steady m lar business DO y nioees
lie Of Mernaci - Dc" lSy
d, eI Virus asa EsspHet. on private s o,psi he
Quiet Bat held alta JA,A p G3i LasaAr Gle Aua
aaraeaibo. l8d2Otc, gold -, In. ,..,,.,.
COAL-Ths lalnd ha been nors ,e:7t and NE naAss
ouo from Tar Of % 4l0 Cargo prices are SOMEWHAT n0r
nal Foreign has been 10 fair demand and Is sh ,oao.
CANDLES without change Al LUe Tor AaAmAluue "ee
for Sperm ard SEE for Pateut -. -. l. Mia. "a,
FLOtR AND MEALfhrre has been less dong 10 nedsn sha
state Flour TO day uBsTsaos sH RON Bacps 40
aSi besyvi tie demand chiefly br the home nsdss
-. ~ 100 bba At Goa IS for Supreme sats % =
eSs IS FOR Extra e3 s5Es6 for Fancy siaie % w
* as Tor m. r grades OF RItFs5 sass IS for goos
10 choice spring Wteat EIssi % S9* Tor AIns.Ss ssd
Yrtrasi s. SCd 50 Is ir GJ Shipping EHTs' % 20
Shipping Ohio Round Hoops IS bass y er ires 4TAs;ss
W.s, state and esteTa aQS6 % Tor bite "6sat 90 90
IS 7 as f Family DO 90 90 10 h 81 Lou. EVA ss
DeubIs, aud 81 0dS9 % LOT CO. IIg.s-9
Gesud aud heayg though toe NV
bills az rs 90 20 10 " oI1oNy "
50 ~ Tor EttfA ueoIgA a VIZ
+ Family do; IS aneb % lot 5iua mar!
III a., D,lsa.re sni $50 10 for Psniy DO do Bs Flour
,ss and In meJ demand sales Of 2V bills at ~ NGen Cob
Ms. "a psgecd heavy. Jerey Bag Meal dal and oSe
Nbte YeloS &2d 81 l3 Coarse, 81 o1ei =
CoG 81 25aS 81; roaud Feel . 500 a Baeknbest noAs
/, ns Al s5G 2 lJO iSr state and sS6SGeSSo S' fsss
vlVara
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NATION STOCK EXCHANGE.
TUESDAY, Dee. 7--P. W.


The report of the Secretary of the Treasury
was received With great satisfaction, and the general
opinion OF the street was. that it sensible straight
forward document and calculated to advance our ced
abroad 1t was thought that, while there VIII DO no ex
panson Of the currency the other hand nothing would
L done 70 cause any that would disturb the
commercial and financial affairs OF the country lhe
sccrotary plan OF funding the debt was ayoraoy looked
upon Tho recommendation that the ce3thcaiioh oil
checks by banks should be prohibited by law ala ho1
strike spectators favorably the enormous transac
ons Of the street are entirely settled by their use and
II the custom was discontinued, an entire revolution
would have to be made in settling the daily business OF
bankers and brokers' The market became strong ana
moro settled feeling prevailed in consequence oil TIE con-
servatiye character Of the report.
Gold sold al l22I l22l 1881 and closed at 193dl23A The
clearings 40 the Gold Exchange Bank were f3S4oJWV'
and the balances sIl4 The Government sold $1,000
GOO gold to-day The bids amounted 70 S,S7OOO ranging
from PAR to l22si. and tho following aWarus were
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08
MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
M DtLkwARR LACKAwAESA. AND WESTERN RAILROAD

NJ. An S,wyorh ,,o, Of Ia art aus Chrsopher.t
MISTER ARRANGENESrs eomWsneug hoNDAl NO. y ioeS
TRAIN. cOunrctng al Deuvle Win bo0lion hsu.n
Of Dover utb Chester Bfaueb Waterloo With SUSSEX Il X oI 40
dover and SswNu WIh1gtou vth D. b. ard w Il Tor aver
Go Sonhurr Bend aud AN POINTS % The Lack
.ss6ua and Boombarr and Deawsrs and Hudson r. kdh .
LgIltGH VALLEY EXPRESS, stops Al New hoitf
vuover Ilacteowb Washington, PblpsbuF aad hA'on GOV
r,c,sa Phu p,hurS Be, Del Il r. for Bsldere &c auu
Fson v X r. for Bethlehem AeHoNe hanch Soahh' h1
WNkssiAue. - IL, C,..,.. n n
and a Waterloo With Suser r. X - -.
~. SUMMIT ard intemrli't' Nsuon'
$50 5:3i $3.50 aud n 40 AMI l. -, $40 so go 90 ~"
and n IS D. H. SOUTH ORANGE and nermehais stations a.
IIOl N 30 aud $3.50 ~ hORRIsIOHN aud lH'sH'''
Fr NEWARK at6JO 73O $3.50 go 1870 H. lao llo N
l. 2 2:lj. 3d. 49, $50, 40 $40 'O so SO '' 'O'
Ird HAS p. m - ,o,,,c, Of, -, -. -, O., 4, q. "a /.
AMI Glon IN. 4. school, Assistant sGperutssdsnt
w r koIwrt Ger1 Tietet gent
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~ '' ROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING nov. a.. 1862
NJ. YAH Of Ise


wISTER ARRANGEMENT
COMMENCING NOv. a.. 1862
P,pysr Station Neuiok OF rstutT s'snib and
FoauLsve. Entrance o Tsenvssyelses 81
TRAINS LEAVE NBWNORK,
For Haven ,hd Bridgeport T. OH l0 m 1910 (EI u
o. III 3:t5, 40. $50. and tEI p. q, =,
For Milford Stratiom Fairfield Southport aud Nep0r' icV NOV
a N. J:i5. NjD. aud $50 D. So. -, Al.
Hr J. J:l5. $50 Or $50, $50 sud $500 (ELl ?.
Dsti@n D m 3:t3. III. SOD snd b;J) o. m
FOR stamford T. (EL ~ He'd a. NJ l2;lo (bH j. IiIe tEih
3l5 (RIl 4;1j. $50, 49, f;l3 (kI) p ~ .,
For GeuNh D. 80 2:l5. 3.t3 AS 5;N $500 Iil9 m
For intermediate Stations ALL lliSO M II
3.t5. 4.43 $50 $40 and T;lS .. m. -, 49,. a..
suad.y Mai Tram rpes seytah , New tofh 81 H. BOT
Boston. 100000,
fot Boston via Sphngdsh a. m. tn y JlbLl x lti) m
Ior Boston, via Shore Line. l2:l3 (EL }, thL m,
For Hartford add SPhustsd SL m (ELh R''' 5tsLhfg H.
10 Hartford. . m. 4. -
. 10 horthAmptan.
For ssuHavsO Lonlon sOnnSion Railroad. at a m
P.f C.stl Railroad m 800 Northampton aud Williams
burgh
For kaugatuck Railroad. BG m. 3 tELl y N
NOrsah Railroad 1873 ,nh go m aAa
M In connection With Freight fon Nolwah 70 p'gonry
For New CspIin Railroad IE9 AJV NJ Ald On oA'ur
days $50 p NJ
Room '' I" '-' u" --' JANIS HoYr Superintendent
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THE MARKETS.

ICarehny reported TIE TRBrSEi . -.
TUESDAY Dee 7, 1872
lSuFsT,,ds IA Pot, Ia, been fair Ioeste oeDt
prre, are 6rp At 6l Pearls BagtIe AMI nominal
BILUISG NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ard deDes0a have been fne
ruling features descriptions our last We IaAke an stee
However Lump Lime which hrner AID meets IN sone 20
xari ter We quote:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

Second Edition Nov Ready;
DEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT.
IL A NEW BOOK on THE PEAR
Ar illustrated work. entitled
PEAR CULTURE FOR PROFIT"
Br p. T.. QUISS
Eortuur for sueeeifal rrover OF Pes7
The and thoroughly treated 0H1sf ihs
following beads
VARIETIES;
ASPECIi
PREPARATION OF THE Soils
DISTANCE APART;
SELECTING TREES;
DWARFs AND STANDARDS
TIMB OF PLANTlhGi
PLANTING; - - -. 49,. .,,, .,.ov,,o
DIGGING TREES FROM THE NURSERY HOW AND fACAlFo
VARIETIES TO PLANT
PRUNING;
NIHURING AND MULCHISG:
GATHERING PBUlTi
MARKETING PEARSi
PROFITS PEAR CULTURE;
PROPAGATlOk-BUDDiNG AND GkAFTlN03
PRACTICAL SUGGESTIONS.
ORCHARD RECORD.
woh will b. found complete practical msnaai for the Pear
yrouer. whether tor pleasure profit
volume handsomely bound 10 cloth Pre- ~ cert nee V
ma on receipt o. puea TUB TRIBUNE, Hss.IOrL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

I1cnisl lhe Above lh NeeA' Wheat We 11I 'V V-'I''
California
GTANO-Song Of moment doing perarsni prices are SsHSa
So Rtun currency. . ,eia,-. p.
the fa-aieF And 2ll q3ic tor the latter -
HEMPrhe business 10 Manila has heen modrra.e AZ 49,.
deyO4 Of activity and In the absence Of sales po' ."
Bss,i, ,,,a fro sqOs s2S5 Ju,s (zOl. &C.
It.Ian......s..- 3C Jue Butts teqneecyl;' sc
MarIs isoLO q m, itnl4io rAmpico lgod IN oondl tR
Ssa (so .,.... ii9illc AmeTn Drs.'e y an stga $500
Ul6kS-Dr, With good demand 9uas We
,sE ani "a ule quiet moment holders rem.h hra
fu me 6Sarea Foreign Wet "a ted HIDES are Niths9 mqen e
i .gpg strong ag,a tSpe Domestic SAaE9ten Sc
veil az. ,olne Of ague b"ns 70 ne q'A
Ceuer LseLs or ok M sellg mainly nom second hAnSA hA''
lula Hides quiet =, "a, n to,.
-, 81 "a ~ 100 ~ RE SaS al sId 81 10 Tor Dry, 400
90 Sc loo sgs N Stat. % ss, Common to Coed I5a7e
vs',,ia lgg95, Eastern llallc and lesrngs, 6diee
HOkNSSman making a. 10 i0f hAe'''N Nees "ii -
ItNBER~WOOD SLAVES kc(Dqy on Lnnter 20 per s.utll
w on slaves 10 yer al ya0remIbe eosug aaoiabom Ne
t.U.
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Brof,sSiunal TOiias.

BLOOD, MANHO0D.-Dr. OLlN, ~ Bond
ID Uuon.sds reputation. treats the uugtlu-te' boarding.
10 the slbNLmsnt dsrsd; matter sho si state your ease
confidential consultation frees isad o pimPlsi hout
10 T. suHdly' evening", stoL
nR. LEWIS, No. 7 Beach ST., makes specially
~ ofslnE oil dtelss without Those ftsi should DO
elsa The Dr. has given hi attention " hose
dfsa fortk ~. Into In Hrr.Y ofkC
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

N Peninsula n. x. bonds. ...... ss
% ~. T.. 4 lr,n Nom. Bons. .. %
4 . blil. 4 ST. Psui 1T VI, Be-, ....iol
ll iMll { ST. Psul lst Mort...... %
lg chic. & Ct East lot M.,.... IA
NJ Col. Chicago ~ Ind, lat hst.. III
ID lCoL, chi 4 Ind "a Mort. -. O.
"a Y. Y. Il New.Hayeu 6s....... ~
~ fol. Peoria 4 W., 4. D.. -. Is
10 ToL, Peoria & W.. w. De-. 70
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FROM FOOT of
~ COURrLAHDrsr-Fof PHILADELPHIA, vi. Camden, ?.
via West Philadelphia $3.50 q. 10 ~, 1889 m, >
D. ~ "a y M u nsht For Baltimore Ani Naslngon-o"
2JO m, 9lO' For South aud "es-S"A NJ
$40
FOR TIKI WESr-8i0 $3.50 M, 2.O pm p N, - p.
Palace aud through " Cincnuau
without change on - through dJ 10 Louisville nthou s6aBseI
on sad 800 through Chicago without cbsrks The p
Through euto Cincinnati and Chesgo run DAILY saisl excepted Va
that they are .taehed 10 the n trau t'DAiyl
Nov IS 1862 f. w. JACKSON, General Superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

xard tepdeney. We quote:
hh
Pal. Com H. q SIS O0d IS Cattle bnsh .....z31
\ n NJ, @dIO 90 NIei y bush..............Od-
Croton Fronts v ~. - Ode ~ GoAL
Phiairlphia Fronts. W OOG+J W - , LINE a., :.
Fire Brick No. A onnon; T. o''''''"''''" 20 -
No Sniit sosn ~ OOa.5 O IAth Bas,eTB p NJ. 81 10 20
PARit -
% Scotia tun. - 201i y
' $500 Sova Scotia, b.. = ian. S0 =
ale East AOty. = tuB. d. 20
ppoou COPY h., t,-oret sI has demand the arri-
-, ~ IN. d.nsnt; sales lOJ Jalss 10 lots at 80
"a ~ Bs an see and ~ qiT.. BOoDs selling
At 80 50d 81 y dozen. ,---.....,..~.
BRISTLks without special fanRei the ofs "
ouote from : American Gray AL " hie
BhISWAX anu da email safes al 81 DC of is.oH VIZ"
I'D Scuthegn.
BONES-we hear Of 20 sales; values are nonn .,.,
COrTON-The demand has been moder snd hoatn nov
% ~ las sae tone AID c8Ient Quotations are erems
Al The close Holders continue 20 gr loiere AhS no' moen
allie sales o. 0A bales Sjs last eraing OF aIn
20 For future delivery EO baes p
s,mber So January private terms w 40 81
eo N,rc5 2t,c Nv DO 80 To- April ]5c We quote
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

IMPORTANT MEDICAL NOTlCE.-Dr a.
T. BBLLRR and Dr. " g. LELAND Nho have performed min
wonderful cures HswYok aud Massachusetts sh The Equaisr
lusntea great re'torer have opened ohes him'buE
all afflicted sb chns Or diseases heretofore considered
iRcgbs Gnd speedy relief The wober curative powers Of ne
Equalizer have been tested 10 thousands Of The eameol 10
thoroughly scientific AID approved by tho highest medical authority
Circulars containing foil description, OF Treatment nth references Of
the highest character aud esmoua'o wonderful be OBJ
tsued Equ, one tsa SthAve York and l5J south
MY.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-08

DEDICATED
10
OR AMERICAN BOYS.
WHO
BORN IN POVERTY. GRADED ~ ORSCURlIY, AND bARLI
CALLED FROM SCHOOL To RUGGED LABOR,
ARE NEEhiSN
TO CONVERT OBSTACLE INTO OPPORTUNITY AID VRkST
ACHIEVEMENT FkOA DIFFICULTY,
THESE RECOLLFCIIONS
ARB EhGARBFJLLY INSCRIBED Bf
THEIR Al ihOS.
III, 10, . sasrtos OF tie e OF srrcss or.rtT ygbt 81
m tra.g Gee h-f1cciIHt ~
lBo D revised rss-H ttv s1tt0r af err ts1
Nv he addition of much lis1eisycl iltt tbsst auto
iAoaaUhs feB!r .crfcs De not only sptffstuF AID Ess
but I'll ffg1rt Df ne 'nf' N I've D uE
as they dos record DE- itd Inspiration y ore sho hs &C
fvey shared strange ltf -nA ard politics phttr' tbtngb
which dlrirg tbe trff Of gta
Greeley husef be best ltrtoa of fltf nature thru 10
= Nan s1FtE else 20 rttn if.AA L1a9
suucb Of myself sIpen-ues Ig0ss '.sv01s no modes "
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a Police comml..lonsr In Court.

On Monday Mr.. Luzenberg, district attorney for
this parish, after entering nollc prosequi in the
case of an individual charged with embezzlement,
the witnesses for the State having failed to ap,
pear, and while the court still in session, one
OF the members of the Board of Police Conmis
sioners, interested 10 the prosecution arrived INTO
court 10 learn that the case was dismissed. Ad.
dressing himself 90 Mr.. Luzenberg, he expressed
his suiprhe at his action, by telling that gentle-
man fhst be would raise h4-llf nhonr it,. In,
zenberg corrected the perznnaga in appro-
pirate terms. The commissioner, however,
vented his spleen further, by asserting that the
subpenss for the witnesses 2for' the state had
not been issued. Our friend Trepagnier, the
clerk of the court, whose impetuosity and pluck
is only equsled by his smiabty, and who had
issued the summons himself, addressed our commis.
sioDer in elegant STYLE Offering to teach him good
manners if he would make the assertion outside Of
the court. Judge Abel having re-established
order called for the returns of the deputy sheriff.
The commissioner now modified bis assertion by
stating that the summons had never been served.
Upon examining the returns it was found that they
had been servea according TO law one of them,
addressed to the commissioner. having been left
at bis own domicil. Things looked sheepish after
this about the counteDsnce Of the commissioner.