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The New Orleans crescent. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1866-1869, 1869-02-18

FROM OUR EXCHANGES.
FREIeHrs-Neto Orleans.-Up freiehts are now
landed here at high water card rates-75c. 0sl
per Dbl. Down: Cotton 81 per bale on side wheel
boats and 81 373 on sternvheel boats. Cattle
Stalled $40 and grass fed IS per head. Passage
$l5@25. 49,.
81. Louis Flour 81 rs per Dbl. Light freight
81 25@l so per 100 lbs. Insurance 2 per cent.
We learn from the vicksburg Times of the 3lst
that Capt. Dof Green, general manager of the
Wharfboat Association and president of the
Yicksburg Gas Company, will visit this city and
Jefferson In the interest Of new line of steamers
to ply between Vicksburg and this city, 5hreve.
port Southwestern, 18th.
Business opened up with vim yesterday, and
steamboats, follower each other in rapid succes.
sion. The river came to q stand on Saturday, and
since then has risen about three inches.
The Gov. Allen arrived at New Orleans on
Wednesday last with 2700 bales of cotton and 200
passengers. The Allen Is now making weekly
trips TO Camden, feat, We believe, never before sc-
complsbed. The distance travelled on the round
trip is l400 miles, and for boat TO get over this
and do any business, she must be pretty "soon."
His many friends In this section will be pleased TO
learn that Ed. Rylsnd continues to lend the light
of his efieminate counte nance to the Office of the
Allen, and from our exchanges we infer that he is
as well liked in the 0uachita as he was In the
Vicksburg trade.
Singular to relate, not boat arrived on Sunday
from any direction. With the large number of
boats plying the river this Is q remarkable fact.
Auo DehO Va AAton buucu ny w INC rnaki yOstot-
day morning, only about thirty six hours out from
New Orleans. Capt. Bruner informed US that the
Belle resume her old place in the Alton trade
tVicksburg Times, Feb IL.
The Legal Tender, Capt. Roberts, viii leave the
wharf to day at P. NJ. for New Orleans. The
following tows of coal left Pittsburg on Friday:
Glncinnau-Resolute, thirteen barges Grey
Hound, six bsrges. Memphis-Bsltic, eight
barges; Tigress, ten barges. Total number of
bushels, 6SS,0Co. The whole amount of coal
started down the river on the present rise Ia esi
mated In round numbers at 2,500, 900 bushels.
Dapt. Alex. NJ. Halliday is building Q new Red
kiver packet, stern.wheeler, one hundred and
forty ieet long Memphis Avalanche, Feb. l6.
business on Saturday was coed. Heavy ship.
ments were made South, nearly all the boats de-
parting with good trips. The river has risen
eight inches ID the "a hours ending last evening.
There were then Is feet inches water In the
channel. l
The Leonidas, Capt. Ell. Evans. arrived vester
day from New Orleans, with fair trio. Part of
the cargo is for Pittsburg. She viii reship on the
r. @. Gray. and load for New Orleans at once.
The Alaska left with one of the biggest trims of
the season. consisting In part of 1850 barrels
whisky, lS5 casks meat, 1900 barrels potatoes,
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

New YORK, November I9-Noon. Flour dull.
and 50l0c. lower. Wheat dull, and 1G62c.
lower. Pork steady, at S7a Cotton firm, at
25a.
Up. NJ. Cotton closed dull and heavy: sales
1000 bales, at 25Qe25l. Flour dull, at a de.
cline sine dgolag aoag ot the day OF
ern S 4O@6 10 Wheat dull, at noon's ,iesiine
winter red Western 1.33@l 35; Illinois 2s.
Corn in better demand-chiehy specnlatiyoM
mioed m oeaeS WssteTn es osa@1lo Pork tirmer. at
key firmer, at 11@112. Froights dull-cot-
ton steam 5.16@a. Governments closed
strong. G2s 15}; Southern's generally dull: Ten
nessse's nss 6s3; yireinia's 5OA@55; Louisiana's g
rolina's 46. Money closed easy, at s67. with
exceptions at S. Sterling dull, at O69I. Gold
dull-closing ut 26i. stocks closed unsettled
generally.
DALrIaoRE November 1s-Cotton oniet.-
middlings PA: Flour dull; high grades omar
tor to half lower; Howard street superfine
5.23: Wheat active, hut not higher-choice
red red 1891 81: Corn firm-new white 81. Oats
dull, at 53Ga5G. Rye dull, at 95@1 90. Pork
hrm nt 80 so. Bacon firm, Mt 15l. Lard firm,
CIScINNArr, November 19-Cnrn advancing
,-93aDg5. Tobacco higher. whiskoy firm, at
LOUISVILLE. November 19.-Provslona firm
er:. Pork 80 90: Lard III. Whiskey Os.
st. LOUIS: November 19.-Corn huoyant-
new white 90093; prime old 1.O6@l O8. Whis-
key 1903. Pork firm. at 5000 Bacon firm
shoulders l63: clear sides $4,000.
CHARLEsToN. November 19.-Cotton in good
demand but light stock; prices advanced IG6a;
sales 32o bales -middling 24i0213; receipts
1909; exports coastwi.c Acc
AUGUSTA, November 13.-Cotton market
opened finn, but closed easier, at 23I; Gales to-
dav 400 balcr; receipts 730; sales of the woek
2,916; receipts $50; stock on hand 10 900.
SAVANNAH, November 19.-Cotton receipts
z OBI bales; exports ]. .6l0; sales 20O-middling
244 market firm.
MOBILE. November 19-Sales of cotton for
the week Z. 800 bales; aalns to-day 400: mar
kct firm-middling 24@244; receipts l, ia.
New ORLEANS. November 19-Cotton active
and firIner, at 24024}; sales OF the day S 100
bales; salcs OF the week q, 100; receipts $3.50;
exports 1850. Corn soarce-white rs Mess
pork trmer-3l.75. Bacon 17iQ52O4. Whiskey
16. Gold 274.
LIVERPOOL, November 18-Evenins-Cotton
opened buoyant, but closed fru-uplands
1ls; Orleans III; sales $4,000 bales.
PARIS, November l9.-The Bourse closed
qnet-rentes II and rs.
LoNpoN, November 1913 P. M.-Consols "a.
Bonds 83A.
HAvnE, November 19.-Cotton opens fat.
but quiet-spot 1881.
LlyEnPooL. November 19-E~ening. Cotton
steady-uplands lii; Orleans III; sales to day
10000 bales; export and speculation Q OOO:
sales OF the week rs 900; exports IL 900; sptcu,
iation 900; stock 400 900, whereof American
is 800 900; receipts SO 600, OF which American
IL IS 600; stock afloat 285. 900, American 1OO.-
600. Yarns and fabrics dull.
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Industrial Iron Works.
Groceries, Wines, Liquors, &c.

r * BAGGING. RoP f, IRON
TIES, BACON, Clear Ribbed fGrznyI5SSH
Ez1A4s2S Sides and Shoulders A choice l9eFN
article Canvassed HAMS Fumi:y Lard, tAAazEfA
in barrels. kegs. lbs, 8 and 10 ID. packages
CHOICE Family Flonr. in bbs and bags, with
full assortment nf other grades. Liverpool
Salt, in sacks. Mackercl-Nos. l, 2 and g. in
6bls halves, quarters and kits. SUGAR and
COFFEE, OF all grades. TEAS, of all grades
Molasses Muscovado. Now Orleans and Sugar
House Syrup. Tobacco and Segars. Soap; Cam
dies, in boxes and half boxer; Cheese, Crack
ers, Pickles, Can Fruit, Spiccd Oysters, Sal
mon, in cans and glass. Liqnors-Choicc Old
Cabinet: monongahela. Ryo and Corn Whis-
key, and q variety Of other fine brands.
WOODEN WARE, Nosts Iron and Brass
Bound Tubs, Pails, Churns, Bucket and Cans,
Nails. Of all sizes, Shot Of all numbers. Cast
ing, Pots. Ovens. Spiders. Skillcts and Frying
Pans. OF all sizes.
All the above named with many other arti-
cles has teen recently purchased and select d
with care and will be sold low for cash. Give
us call. WELLS Il CALDWELL,
Near tho 8. G. and G. and C. Railroad Depot,
next door tn National Hotel Got i6
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,,,s GRANITE S2fk1G9@%y TgN1
'eass, 81, i3sssSs lS6 SEHas. Sli6ss fissE f
the eoai was unit fortR rsaa Eiadiesses;
Higgins. - ~ FIE r .fEldGt3 g. !


WASHINGTON, November 1a.-Internsl
revenue receipts to-day 95o0, 200. q ~. >
In the Supreme Court, Chaae ordered
that cases hereafter continued at this
term be put at the foot of the calendar
of the next,term.I t,is understood that
cases 30 disposed of will be DELAYED
about two years. .sha $500
The Revenue Department has the fol-
lowing advices regarding illicit distille-
ries in Virginia: In Bottetourt and Craig
Counties, in the 9th district, several stills
were found, the distillers arrested and
about 300 gallons brandy seized. In the
9Th district, a largo number of stills were
discovered and parties arrested; in Rich
Mountain, two miles away from any road
or path, number of stills were seized
and large quantity of whiskey, beer
and brandy confiscated. Supervisor
Embry, OF Tennessee, reports that in
Anderson County, Edmondson, who had
been left III charge of some stills and q
quantity OF whiskey seized, was attacked
aud overpowered hy q crowd of men,
and the property was taken from him.
Counsel for the Government filed a
general demurrer, questioning Farrngut's
crews right to bounty for capturing New
Orleans. and questioning the jurisdiction
OF the Court as against the United States.
General Butler has been arrested in
New York, charged by Mrs. Florapce, of
New Orleans, with having taken three
swords, presented to General Twiggs by
the United States Congress, the States
OF Georgia and Texas, valued at So, 500,
and box of silver worth $4,000 He
claimed that the swords had been de-
posted in the Treasury Department, but
inquiry proved that suoh was not the
case. Butler was held in SIS, o. O. bail.
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For Sale.

DIrKSONS IMPRO FED COTTON SEED
ROWN from Seed purchased directly of
VI Mr.. David Dickson, in 1867. and carefully
other seed.
will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order,
at the I.ouisville Depot, South Carolina Rhil.
road. at S20o per bushal, for any amount un-
der bushels, or at 81 so per bushel, for all
amounts in excess of bushels.
A. T. AMAKER, st. Matthew's. g. G.
1 respectfully refer to the below named ven
tlemen, who purchased Seed OF me last spring,
riority of the Seed, to wit: Hon. L. j. Gopd.
WYE, DR.. A. r.. Taber, Fert Motto; P. M. Hon
ser, ESQ, and VIM. paullipg, Esq, 81. Mat
thews nsR BeokHith, Esq, Janiison's; SShd
Erq.. oFsnEebufg Court House aiicf Orange,
oGnsg Coensys o!o'@' A.p.tEl =
'NoVo lmos
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.Je4sss ns,t.

ssaisSSy Id eSAuuesty
has lhsaqt aEslses st,sBca itigal offenders.
M extands se sI Il sls took 5past in the
lste gliss haiIt Tx q 8 :
9H TRfHsrR, sember i6. .AThe latest
adviees from Catsafo ofeport the rebellion
ended and the cos.ntsy quiet. f1.I = .,i'3
~ The festivities preliminary to the in
Rugnrstion Of the Sne7 Canal con-
InenSed at Port Said on Tuesday. The
Emperor of Austria landed Mt noon, and
vAsEecsived by the Khedive with great
ceremony and q magnificent military and
civic display. Houses were decorated,
arches raised over the principal streets,
and hundreds. of flags flying and salutcs
exchanged between the fleet and shore.
Az night the town and harbor were
ablaze with fireworks and illuminations.
The streets were as bright as day, NIL the
houss:tops being covered with lighted
torches. The rigging OF the men.of- war
and shipping in the harbor was hung
with lanterns of every color, aud show
era OF rockets we're rising and falling.
LONDON, November 19.-Rio Jaueiro
dates OF the 9th have been received.
According to latest accounts. Lopez had
transferred his headquarters and the seat
OF government to San Joaquin. It is
~SR.SASS~'.e SuesS !sAoPeh huo hiilei DiS
mother, one brother and other persons,
in Consequence of suspicion that they
were engaged in q conspiracy against his
lffel The allies had made no movement.
It is supposed active operations would
ae still longer deferred.
IsMALIA, November 19.-Eugenio as
sisted at the Catholic and Musselman re.
igious services.
Thirty-four steamers have arrived.
The shallowest point in the canal is
nineteen feet. The trip OF the first de-
taohment of the feet, with visitors, was
made from Port Said to this place in
eight hours and q half. -Four steamers
have jnst arrived from Suez-the South
ern terminus of the canaI-and met
those from Port Said. The town, banks
of the canal and vessels are illuminated,
and the night is given up to festivities
and rejoicing.
HAVANA. November ia commits
sioner of insurgents is at Caracas, en-
deavoring to secure Venezuelan recogni-
ton as belligerents, and the privilege of
recruiting from the Venezuelans.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, November Cotunabiu
uote'.1J Sloan. ID Lee, w III Evans, NJ
Michel, N D, Ihos Clyde, WI Bradley. Vim
Williams, Robt Mckay, II Bcaitie, Alex McBee.
Greenvile; J a August, w w Wash, u Robe1t t.
son, Fox, Cooper. b Bouknight,
EdEeheld; l. May. c; W Hancock. Allan.
" WCarwi!e. Jr. J " Williams, J II sondIev' q
Long, New6erry,; N Adams. H W Adams, J
dama Auams' IS 59hn nI,,. Adsms, lady and son,
Entzmingcr, Richland; M Stokes, ] c
Hess. Philadelphia; f DeBerry, G; II o Duke
nidgeway; ; Afford, Augusta. J T Back
Smith, kimpton and lady, Now York; E
Bump. # w Matthews, Baltimore; Mira C A
Abel, Fairfield; JS Wiley, Spartanbbrc; p
Cohen. New York
) h Gay, c; G Stone, Baltimore; A W
Funk, J Rogers, + Perkins, Miss; W Swat
nxla' n;aa Cd, : Sopthern' l. k,nard. Wade Man
% Bsyton toa%olS Jr NJ FaTr2w; Ts. Greenwood; WIN
A Conner, Cokesbury; J o Davis. C Il i;rown,
GB Dyer, Robinson's Circus; j B Dawson,
W14Ns.hingtOn; y D Ci MIR and Mrs D NJ Porter, Il
Fleming, wife and sister. Sparianburg; F q
Williamson. C X Il; T Ball, A If Left.
wlch, j II Wharton, Baltimore, L o Neall, Ley
lngton; Mr Drucker, Charleston; Harwin,
Clarendon; Jones, Augusta
Central Hotel-John r Smith. Buck Crock.
Wade Fowler, Pea Ridge; r Lancaster, POGO.
taligo; G W J. league, Waterloo; r Powell,
Fort Mill; w Allen, Burnt Woods; " C Harri.
aon, Monticello; d Aroon, city, w o Rowland.
= Copeland; Javan Bryant, Spartanburg;
Galloway. G; and 6l persons connected with
Stone d mnrray's Circns.
Ndtionat Hote.-W Bramlett s Burn
ham, ia Baily, G B pooreAW l. Mouldin. l.
Il Bates, l. Bowden, Greenville; w Srlbe,
tIonca Path; Thos Andrews, Orangeburg;
Batchelor, Charleston; J Meredith, G & G
4 Il; G Osteen, Sumter: Miss Mary James,
Miss Lizzie James, Miss Lizzie Beckhsm, Miss
AliGe A James sllss Carrie Bates, Jos Bates, JOS
James, MI James, ClarRson's: A RamsaV' V
d SheEp D Talbert, Edsefeld; L l. 0uf,
lin, CIV Abbeville;J j Gerick, Gsds-
den; A Is C; Wm Pitchford, Walhalla:
play; B Feers, s Mafrett,
? Pda,s e. " NJ evSi; vel; J Nop o Peoples. Mrs J p
kin and lady. Fairfield; + Wood and son.
Ma HMei,,vile; + Parker; Greenwood; Joseph F
walker; baltimore; A Fl Ellison. Oconee; Y 8
3obo. G M billiard, Cross Keys; Z II Rogers.
Marlboro; Hart, Darlington.
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Sslz0LissAi.Sl1 PIs1U1sS Il = rGM@EaT
IAHAhMs IHhnIr 81 rHs s1M noaan % - 4:ts

|iAsnERs, V56a.FE55STJI
BAaa7no, ,Gunny 2T@2e
nsindee 3a7yd SQd82;
kBAyHR0FE laniIi id2R
N.Y.orWesBDl0@16 N.
BUTv1Bs Northern @5O
Country, T b. 25@35
BACON. ,Hams. .26l027.
|. >. Sides, ID 10. @23
Shoulders. .18 GEO
BRIcKs, 3l, 900 .90I2
OANDhRs, Sperrn4o070
Adamantine ib21@25
Tallow ..'.... 14@l6
COTTON YARN1 90@2 10
CoTroN Strict Md@235
Middling .23 a
Low Midl'g, 223@
GoodOrdny,2l a
Ordinary. II @
CHEESE, E.D.ib. 2l@23
Factory .19@25
COFFEE, Rio, pb22D26
Lsguayra .27@31
Java .3764O
FLOUR, Co. 900@10OO
Northern 6 5O@11 90
GRAIN, Corn l 40(01 so
Wheat L 6002 90
Oats. 80. 90QD1 90
Peas .... Il 50@1 60
aAY, North, govt.
Eastern ..........
HIDES, Dry, pbl25@1s
Greon ........... .@8
INDIGO, Caro-. .1@1 rs
LARD, Blb .20025
LUMBER, BIDS 100 f.1 50
Scantling ...... l 80
Shingles, $4,000. .275
LIME, q bbl. 2 1902 80
MEArs, Pork, Dfb. 153
Beef .S@l2
Mutton. .12a
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MoLASBEs, CUBA, 57QeBa
New Orl'nsl 00@I 10
I kBpgaF H's6. H6@i as
MANS, u ker8 00@7 %
ONIONS. y9bus1 50@1 rs
Oh, Kerosene, & 60@75
Machinery. .!k@I 90
PouLrRK, Ducks pr ,
Turkeys -. ..3 90
= Ohickehs :. 10000
Geese ........
SPECIE, Gold / $50
Silver Il 22@
PorAToEs, Iris 76@1 80
Sweet. bus l 00@1 20
RIoE, Carolinait8a@09
East India. -.
Shot, Bbag. 8 1908 Is
SALT, Liverp.2 60@2 rs
soar, Bfb,. .74@ll
Spirits, Alcohol.g .gl4 90
brandy a 00@12 90
HollndGin.5 OO@7 90
Americana Og@3 90
Jam. Rum.6 00@7 on
N. K. &c. q 0J@3 90
Bo. Whisky 8 5O@4 50
Mononghla2 50@4 90
Rectitied. l 35@1 65
SUGAR, Crus'd, l8i@I9
Powdered. ). 185020
Brown ........l20l7
STARCH, . b. 9l@l1
TEA, Green ibl 00@2 on
Black, Il 00@1 81
TOBACCO, Chw. .60@1 25
Smoking, ID. .50@1 on
HlSEoAH, w lne, .futD0
Cider ....... .50@60
French. i 25@l so
WINE, Cham. 25@32 90
Port, 3gal 8 00@5 on
Shorty. 8 50@6 90
Madeira. q 50G8 00
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Notice.

A We have lost SO much MONEY, lately,
~ sent ne through The mail. 5y por.ons or.
dering Duplicate Photographs from Negatives
In 9nr hends.; We hereby notify all parties
sible for money sent ius, unless 80 S6rn, by
Post OfEce Order 5fogistsrsdl LStter Jof rby
ExtPress. sWEARN & HIX. Photographers,s =
NOV limo Columbia, 8. o.
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I CASE Beautiful PoPLINs, at 37c.
L.. do do DeLaines. at 2sc.
Large lot Worsted Shawls, 81 90 to $1,000.
Dress Silks. at very low prices,
LADIES Cotton Hose, good quality, at 12!c.
Ladies' Linen Collars. at 10c. and upwards.
Linen Diaper, at 81 so por piece;
Linen Damask, at SO. rs and 81 90 per yard,
Extra Quality Ladies' English Hose. at Soc
20, 25c. to $500, ''
Mems Half Hoso. 12, 20, rs, IS, 5oc.
Lsdies' Hats. 20, rs, Soc.
Good article Jeans. at 8Si. 900.
Extensive stock Of Cassimures. for Men,s
and Bows wear, at reduced prices,
Another Invoice OF those beautiful tlrab o.
verinGs, at low ratos.
The attention OF the ladies 10 specially called
to our unusually large assortment; OF Dresa
trimmings, Of tho latest styles, and superb
Sash Ribbons and Sashes.
Nova C.F JACKeON
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Report for Week ending Friday, Non. 10, 1869.

hePortTor week ending Friday, Non. ~, 1862
PHGNI1 OFFICE. COLUMBIA, November 20,
869.-CoTToN.AThe demand for cotton has
been very brisk dur ing the past week, and all
chaseEs The sales Of the week amounted to
367 bales, az follows: Is at 23i; 90 at 23i; 80 at
-; 2o5 at 22l; As at 223; Ia at 22i; % ut 224;
The Carolina National Bank is buying sight
exchange on Now York at per cent. discount,
and selling it's drafts at par
The following are buying rates Of South Ca
roiIna Bank Notes, prepared by Grogg, Palmer
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Watches, Clocks and Jewelry.

r. THE undersigned most rcspcctfuIlv
&1A. informs his patrons, and tho puL;ic in
SAa.sA general, that he has received we'll &C.
lcrt.d assortment of fine Watches, JeweIry
ana Ciocks-amOnGst them the celebrated
and Oak. SPECTACLES and Eyo-eIa.ees of
every focus, to suit all eyes. Above -Incnt;oned
articles will be sold At reasonable prices. An
WORK connected with this line will be executed
In the best work manlike manner. and Dronerl1
"aITanteo. a. w. WEHRRAN,
Plain street, opposite Mr.. Hcrry's Furniture
nuor's. Oct 27
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Pure Dickson Cotton Seed.

WE offer for sale 800 bushels pure Dickson
w COTTON SEED" grown from seed OBJ.
Ialnch from Mr.; DAVID Dickson, Oxford, Ca,
last spring, and which were collected for his
own use. w
Notwithstanding tho unprecedented dry sea-
son-which has continued for overall months
We have gathered, up to the present time.
from 500 to 2,45e pounds to the aero.
five bushels or more.
OXFORD, Ca, November 4, 1869.
do certify that sold to Messrs. Riohard
ONoale Il Son. Of Columbia. s. C., some of NV
choice improved Cotton Seed, for planting
pahrpo.,e9s h., ,9. They proposed to sell portion Of
Seed they raise, may rely upon getting the
Genuine Dickson Seed. DAVID DiCKSUN.
We arc Mr. Dickson's agents here, aud will
order Seed direct from Mr.. Dickson, il desired
Price IS 90 from one to five bushels mr. "a IN
for five and upwards.
Nov9 RICHARD O'NEALE Il SON.
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Bank of Camden. 80
Bank of Charleston.85
Bank Of Chester. .l3
Bank of Qeorgotown15
Bank of Nowberry.. .83
Bank South Carolina1O
State South Car. old, 80
State South Ca. new, 10
Hamburg. 6
Commercial Q
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Photograph Albums in Great Variety,
I DANCING in price from rs conts to $40 90.
Cases, Writing Desks.
Family BIBLES, Pocket Biblos, Hymn
Books, in various styles Of binding, for the
several denominations. Schools Books. mis-.
cellanoous Books, Blank Books, DO. We have
the above for salo in large variety. at usual
prices, wholesale and retail.
DUFFIE Il CHAPMAN,
Nov0 Under COlumbia Hotel
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Exchange Of Bonds.
~ M @aEg (,a7l
OFFICE CHARLOTTE. COLUMBIA Il A. r. r. Co..
COLUMBIA, 8 O., November lS. 1869.

OFFICE CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA L A. r. R. Co.,
COLUMBIA, o., November Is. 1869.
TlHE Stockholders of tho Charlotte and
IL South Carolina, and the Columbia and Au-
Gnsts ltailroad Companies in joint Convention,
Jnly8, 1869, having consolidated and autho-
rizcd the issuance by this Company of its Frst
Mortgage Seven per cent. Coupon BONDS, 10
DO used for the purpose OF retiring the Bonds
OF said two Companies, respectively, the un-
dersigned hereby gives notice OF his readi-
Tho Coupon due January /, 1870, will be at
tached to the New Bonds. This issue of Bonds
Tor the purpose designated, will amount TO
si,2O0, O00. which is equivalent to lien OF only
OF l9o miles, AS security, they are regarded
as being better than any hcrotO Ofore issued by
either OF tho two Companies named and are
confidently commended as one of the beet in
vestments now offered In the 8 ,uthern S,ates
Nov l8 g VI. MANSON. Treaanrnr
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NE1eHBoRHoop NEWS.

RrCHLAND COUNTY, O.-Dr. A. Keys, as.
sisted by DR.. J. M. Fackler and several Other
physicians from abroad, performed surgical
operation of great delicsey, upon Mrs. Nc
Hyaine, of Mansfield, last week An ovarian
tumor, the solid part ofwhich weighed
eight pounds, and the fluid part twenty
pounds, was successfully removed The
Democratic ticket was elected in Mansfield.
----sevsral weeks ago some thieves entered
the stable of Mr.. Burgher, of Monroe Town
ship, and cut his harnesses to pieces, carry-
ing off portions Of them.
LoRAIN COUNTY, O.-J.F. HaImon was
the choice of the people OfoberliD, for Post,
master, Oh the 5 h inst, :, when an election
was held for the purpose of determining the
matter 49, DR.. Abram @. Haring, of L.
grange was convicted on the charge of pro.
curing an sbortion, sud sentenced to two
years in the peniteniiary aud pay the costs.
-.-.lohn OOminga, for an attempt to commit
a rape on little girl, was convicted, and
sentenced to two years in the Penitentiary
and pay costs.-- Conrad Foster, of shefisld,
attempted 10 drive across l,s railroad track
in front of an approaching train, at Elyria, a
few days ago, when the wagon was struck
sad broken to pieces, and Foster thrown On
the COW oitcher. he wasearried fome dis
tance, and rolled off oD the sideof the track,
with broken arm and bruised foot -.
The house of Parker Foster, In Elyria, WIS
entered BY a burglar, on the night Of the 9lst
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Marrianes.

At the residence Of Wm. E. Haynes, in
this city, April Sth. by, the Rev. O. b.
Young, Mr.. HENRE g. DoECTsoE 10 Miss
CARRIE L. BRowN, both Of Fremont.
With the above notice came substan-
tial :" token" in the shape of gresnbacks,
which The printer never fails to appreciate,
May love, prosperity and peace,
Their choicest blessings bring,
And they enjoy, though years increaae.
a bright, perpetual spring.
At the residence of Geo. Bixler, in thts
city, March 6th, by the Rev. O. Il. Young.
Mr.. WN FooTE, of Hillsdale, Mich, to Miss
LAURETTA BIxLER, OfFremoDt.
April 18th, 1869, by Rev. E. Bushnell
JNO. P. ELDERKNJr., and Miss BELLE Hale,
all Of Fremont.