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The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04
What the Miners Say of Hostet-
 ter's Stomach Bitters.

During the when the gold harvest s generally suspended and the respen of the gerng crop seek te cities to enjoy themselves there h of course good deal Of convivality among s euierprsng hard. working class but dram drinking s not carried the excess that t ~as few years ago. This may fairly be attributed to the growing ds,ae for spirits engendered by the use of HosTETTERs STOMACH BITTERs Th,s famous siomsohic s in universal favor with the rniners They take with them to the intsr.nr and ]. .esa=-.S
 beverage but strength -sustaiBing tonic and aa an,dote tc the unhealthy influences ~Escs ssy ssr erTosed in the localities where they labog, and on turning Co the cities and towns they hDd in is refreshing and Hvgoratng properties the best safeguard only against s a,saf,s bat against the dssfpa,is @ c-o-asa eommuunes It h of the peeuliarites hs preparH ton that fl b aNftots to fnsbety Those vho take h an srpeszer and invgorAnt that ey have no de sire whatever fOr qnos of any description and whatever fanatics may think to the contrary HosTETTERs BIT TIERS a powerful Any Of the tsmpessses caas. It s becanss unmeosied alcohol weskens stomach nd the ncrYoas system by iu reaction that i bsees craving f< Itself eIcites and when the exnltsmes, passes of de- biiy eHsues ssd fuel needed resew the arsif sisi STs that has. io ssas burnt i,sef Bui feet of the great vegetable tonic and Aerstve to iny
 rate the system permanently and heAlfhfuIiy
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04

SAN Drroo.--The San Diego Union says "News has arrived here that the Pacific Mail Steamship Company's steamers are hereafter to make this one of their ports, on both their up and down trips.n
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04

the fight. Al this stage of the game the Sheriff started to arrest him, but, we are told, he resist ed. Deputy U. S. Marshal Dunn went to the aid of the Sheriff, and while assisting in making the arrest was stabbed in the left side The stabbist is now in jail
 DEPUTY SHERIFF srPxRr, Ben. Block. and Bill Smith started Wednesday last, for wickenburg.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04

THE San Diego correspondent of the Los Angeles Daily Nees says Mir. Whiting, of the frm of Hooper, Whiting & Co, of Arizona City, in this Territory, arrived there on the 10th ult.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04

U. s. Senator Carl Schurz and other East ern magnntes--healthy feeders at the public crib-were expected in San Francisco August 20th.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04

SINCE the successful laying and working of the French cable, the tariff has been re- duced to one dollar per word, in currency, between America and Europe.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04
ONTEZUMA HOTEL,
 Montexuma St. Prescott

The undersigned hereby announces that he has m leased and rehed this old and hvorte house, aad EH that he Is prepared to accommodate the public - with the best the market affords cooked and served in excellent style,
 In connection with the house, h q liar, where aone but the best Wnes Liquors and Cgas will be dispensed. lR Sleeping accommodations furnished when desired.
 JOS. KNOTT. Prescott July 3i, leeo. D
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04

WILLIAM W EST, native of Cornwall Eng land, was murdered in Jamul Valley, San Diego county, California, recently.
The weekly Arizona miner., 1869-09-04
GOOD TIMES COME keAIMl RE-OPENING
 or THE PR E SCOTT HOuS SE

Nesarx- Chambers Reeve =i=A e .=-s=.S= S>-s sS tss pubse thas they have ieased rvaovasd &s and arc SOW running this large venerable and lg ceannedoS1s hotel for the accommodates of SI Ames sin1ie boArderx and rss-fee@-- A .. vhls under ,seir charge, shAi bs kePa Ia the bsst possible manBes.
 The house contains several good suitable kr fam ihst alec excellent sleeping accommodations Sr sspel. persoas.
 BAR VII ee kept in the house fS the AooommaiAsIou 0 tho<e wishing to patron1e t but with a win b~ sf secondary importance time ssd attention shall bs mainly devoted ts ths work of keeping good hotel R Bilis must bs settled when due
 D. T. cHAMBERs
 H REEVE Prescott August l4 ls6s.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-19
NOTICE.

ry,uE STOCKHOLDERS IN THE ATHENS
GOLD AND SILVER MINING COMPANY,
are hereby particularly requested to attend =
meeting Of the Company to be held, upon bust
ness If importance. at the Sheriff's Gnice at
o'clock p n g., Thursday May 13 1869
MILES Il. REESE, President.
sam D. KING, Secretary. m61w
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-19
Dissolution OF Cop.rtnership.

.J,HE COMPREHENSIVE HERETOFORE Elk
isting between d. McCarter and Daniel Kelly
in tile blacksmith business has this day b On dis
solved by mutual consent Mr.. Kelly 10 alone
authorized to collect all outstanding bills and pay
all indebtedness against the firm.
D. McCARrER,
DAN'L KELLY.
Carson City, April 16, 1899.
The business will he carried on ut the old stand
~ heretofore, and liberal patronase h respect.
fully solicited BY the undersigned.
aP17-1m@ DAN'L KELLY.
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1hase pills ara now Acknowledged by the Nedi-
cal .rater,,ity to be the only safe mid and eff
c.c;on. remedy TO be depended in long sanding
CAGES snppressien irreguiarity, or stopping OF
d. fuucti,s.s of astlrs. the neglect OF "hlch IS
~ go. Of .,,ch dsplorabIe effects on the female
.s-,m.- In no case -houid these Pills be taken
vb.n the patient has reason 10 believe she Is
1xoI, rE. Price S5 Remit the amount rs above,
and they will he forwarded with fii oirectohs tor
Use, CURED Ar HOVE.
Patients residing in anv part OF the State now
ever distant who may dssire medical ADVICE on
t,rir re-pactive cases. and no think proper tosNo
h'.,;;., n,r.n., iat.ry.w are assured that their
---..-njcatiu,s will he held most sncr'd
an E,cn,y n,usr be addressed
- BENZ T. JOSS ELYN, NJ. d.. tsfanp
go Washington street
APO San Francisco, Cal.
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These powders will be found of essential vai'le TO
.,o.s whose means health, or other circunstan-
-, A. No. hermit them TO increase the number OF
their family without Inconvenience, suffering, ana
,,rb,Ds risk of life This preparation is new, safe.
! nfaib!e Convenient and simple. and cannot IN "a
ure the health of the most deiicate; IL c"I I'iis
~ n-ivlares hut rive. strength and vigor. MIR
aI,r con iiered it is of the highest utility and sus
,.ine6 nv the souni-st principles of pru''en and
virtue Their use should be avoided at CERTAIN
60 Price SO box Sent to any part Of the
cast pqrfectlv safe from suspicion.
Remit the amount nv Mail or ESpres. addressed
q. BENZ. +. J0SEELyN. NJ.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-19

John Glinn: s. and C. tax 13 40. delinq.,
l 81, assessed upon lots Nos 1, i. 5, and 0. in
block No. 81, 5 T. and $. division, Carson City,
and improvements thereon valued at LIS 90:
household furniture valued at 80 90; wagon
valued at 80 60; 2 horses valued at LIS co.
Total. 400 90.
III. B. Ponroy: S. and G. tax, So. delinq !,
% 100, assessed unon a lot Of land fronting 1ol
3 100 feet on the west line Of Thompson street by
24O feet deep, commencing AT point on west line
Of Thompson sfreet lo2 500 feet south OF the
south line of Fifth street valued at 100 90.
John s. Richards: s. and c tax % Al. delinq..
2 IS assessed upon lots NtS. ], 2, and in block
No. AZ s. T. and s. division. Carson City, with
i'm provenleuts thereon valued at 400 90; west 30
eet of lot No. 8, in bl ok No. q, same division,
and improvem. rs thereon valued at go o. and
housshoId furniture valued at 100 w. Total,
200 90.
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NEATLY AND PROMPTLY


a. GIVE rs A CALL. Oa
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-03-20

WASHINGTON, March 19.-Durinp the
morning hour in the House, bill was in
sroduced regarding sales of agricultural
lands sold for taxes; the lots are to be forty
acres and sales confined to satisfaction ~
legal claims The House resumed the con-
sideration of Indian affairs. The Recon
etruction Committee resolved to take no
action on the bill extending the time for the
removal OF officers; and also to report Pains
Mississippi bill, with unimportant modifi-
cations; disapproving Stoneman's PROPOSE
aon extending the time for the removal of
officers to thirty days.
An the House, bill was introduced and
referred, that tax be exacted for peach.
apple and grape brandy, under section So
OF the Act OF July, 1868. The Indian ap-
propriation bill, after long and bitter de-
sate. passed. Adjourned to Monday.
IN the Senate, n bill continuing the edu-
'catlonal branch Of the Freedmen's Burean
fe 1871, passed. Information from the Sc
csetary OF War was demanded, regarding
the cost and present value of the New Or
leans Marine Hospital. The tenure of
ounce nli! was discussed to adjournment
An executive session, the Senate confirmed
Ars. Van Lew in the Richmond Post Office
3he PRESIDENT nominated VIM. A. Rich
ardson, OF Massachusetts, Assistant Secre
tsry of the Treasury.
qhe tenure of office debate was exceed.
1ngiy interesting. Carl Schurz said he was
not one OF those who availed themselves of
every possible occasion to fly into paroxisms
OF adulation over the President. The mill
sary guard at the White House has been
withdrawn.
Boutwell, declares his intention to sell
gold publicly, and never at private sale:
also believes he has power to invest surplus
gold in bonds. f'A'
The Postmaster General revokes from the
-51st instant all commissions of special
agents, except those paid and assigned to
special duty.
The McArdle case was argued in the Su-
preme Court, bnt the decision was reserved.
Eiaroche,. the Haytien Minister has ar
Grant has signed the bill erasing "white. +"
The negroes of the District now have all
rights, including Office and jury.
Grant received the Spanish Minister
Hoberts, to-day. Speeches were exchanged
and d kindly feelings and hopes expressed.
The vote, in the Reconstruction Commit
tee, whether Grant or the Convention should
appoint the Provisional Governor of Missis-
slppi, stood-for Grant four Democrats and
Farnsworth; for the Convention, the balance
of the Committee.
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EIEAroaAz AVID OoarnannosA,. \,

NEW YoRK2 March J19ANoon. Stocks
unsettled Governments declining. Money
active. at 2. Exchange Sk. Gold 31166.
fiour iess active, but unchanged. Wheat
dull and 1c lower. Corn dull and shade
lower. Pork unsteady-new mess 1926.
at 28Il.
z P. Motion more active; Gales 2, 500
bales, at 281S92sA. Flour unchanged.
Wheat 1(92o. lower. Corn 1c. lower Pork
$500. Lard heavy-kettle 19@19T. Su-
gar actives Freights quiet. Gold 81.
BALTIMORE, March 19.-Cotton dull, at
2S. Flour family active Wheat dull
Pennsylvania red 1.5O@165 Corn dull
and lower-white S0(9S3; yellow S2(GS3.
Oats dull, at 66(968.
CINCINNATI, March 19-Pork dull, at
$500. Bacon dull, and nominally un.
changed, but no sales, and market dull. at
49,
MOBILE, March 19.-.Cotton receipts for
the week 2,792 bales; stock 40, TAO; sales
4,575; sales to-day ], 1925 Market quiet and
6rm-low middlings 2614@26kI; receipts
$685.
AUGUSTA, March 19.-Cotton market dull:
sales 285 bales; receipts 21O-middlings
nominally 26lLs.
Savannah, March 9.-Cotton dull. n, d
prices irregular; receipts 387.
CHARLESTON, March 19-Cotton quiet,
with an easier tendency; sales 400 bales
middlings 274@271a; receipts GIT.
LONDON, March 1913 P M.-Consols
932s. Bonds quiet.
LIVERPOOL, March 1913 p M.-Cotton
quiet-uplands IL; Orleans 121a; sales of the
week 81. 900 bales; exports 1000; specula-
ton 5000; stock 264, 600; of which Ameri-
canis los, 900; stock aAoat $685. 900 American.
Yarns and fabrics at Manchester quiet and
firm.
HAvnE, N.-sch 1o.-Cotton opens dull
spot 142%.
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WILD HORSES. The Melbourne Argus. of
January 4, states that wild horses have be-
como such nuisance in the Orange IN. S.
W. country, that devices for trapping them
at their favorate watering places, are resort
ed to-. Those branded are impounded to be
owned the rest shot and skinned, il not
sold at auction. One hundred and eighty
of them were sold at two cents a head. at
Blaouey Pound. Skins, at Sidney. were
worth one dollar, and hair fifty cents per
pound.
The female principal of young ladies'
seminary in London cures the innumerable
cases OF failing in love- that occur among
her pupils with close confinement and doses
OF SIENNA tea. She says the tea never fails.
Sometimes the girl gives in after few doses.
but usually it takes two or three days, and
In one case she was @ whole week effecting
cure For school girls "calf love-" she
declares there is nothing like SIENNA tea.
Five or six noted Chinese burglars re.
Gently arrived in San Francisco. They have
been recognized by their fellow Cinnamon.
who are eager to have them arrested. They
use an anaesthetic which is said to be much
more powerful than chloroform. One in
stance of its use in San Francisco has al-
ready occurred. t8E
Charles F. Nagle, bridge contractor, was
killed, last Saturday, on the Mills Valley
Railroad, near Rome. Georgia, by being run
over. ri -.t I04' IN ,r'tif 80 Z
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News Items.

ATLANTA, March 19.-Both Houses adj
!onrned sine die last night. Yesterday, a
motion was made in the Senate authorizing
the Sberiffs of any County to call on the
Governor for the use of troops to assist the
Sheritfs whenever deemed necessary.
Hungford (Republican) thought the resol1-
Mon tha .n11 Unnecessary and moved to lay it on
ayes 16; nays IL. On the motion for the
reconsideration of the indefinite postpone
ment OF the fifteenth amendment, yesterday
morning, the resolution was sustained, and
the amendment was put on its final passage,
and defeated by the following vote: Repnb-
hoans voting for the adoption 8; Democrats
voting for adoption 5; Republicans voting
against adoption 7. Democrats voting
against adoption z; Republicans absent and
lodging the vote 8. Thus the fifteenth
amendment was slaughtered in Republi-
can Senate, after its passage by a Democra-
1lc House OF Representatives. Both Houses
passed general appropriation bill, which
vas signed by the Governor.
CHARLESTON, March 1o.-Arrived- steam
or James Adger, New York; schooner Mary
Ella, Belfast, Maine.
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-2a sE SS1 SFE - q u IA !.
> 'As..Sr.7- -o----ry7Ti q,
,OAhIo 0espatchea.

g)rJsk3 a st'CnhIo Dcspatches.v,1
LONDON March 19, The cotton -spinners
or Preston struck to-day, 50 s 6 '. ..
MADRID, March, 10 The troubles IN
Andalusia continue.. There was q short but
nerce engagement at Jeres de La Fronta.
IN which the Insurgents were defeated and
600 captured. Marimcn beads 900 Carlists
IN the mountains near Almeria.
VIENNA, March ia .Royal decree has
established jury trials for violation of press
laws.
HAVANA, March 10. The insurgents have
enrned five of the largest plantations in the
lurisdiction of Duqua La Chiot. It is con
hdently asserted that the insurgent generals
were inaugurating, but deferred plan of
burning everything. Authentic informa-
tton from the insurgents admit that many
plantations were burned within q week
Another steamer has arrived with troops.
General Bueela and Amable Escalanto are
aboard. sThe insurgents were routed yester-
day, near Alvarres. Another battle ocur-
red at Guaracabulla. The official account
states that 136 insurgents were killed. The
Spanish soldiers wounded number of in
surgents in the Sagua and Remedies dis
tricts. 1000 insurgents destroyed the
telegraph and railroad between Alvarres
and Macagua.
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MoLAssEs, Cuba,g.6O@7O
New Orleansl 00@l 25
Sugar House. .75MI 25
NAILS, y keg..6 00@7 90
ONIONS. q bus. / 25@2 90
OIL, Kerosene, t3g S5@75
Machinery. .75@1 90
PouLrnY, Ducks, pr.
Turkeys. 3 90
Chickens. .25663O
Geese $3.50.
SPECIE, Gold. 3O0l 80
Silver. Il 20Mi 90
POTATOES, Irish. 1901 25
Sweet, Pbush. .90@75
RICE, Carolina. lb 11W1O
East India.
SHOT, T}bag. 8 2jM3 so
SALT, Liverp'l.2 7003 on
SOAP, t'ib. .75@11
SPIRITS, Alcohol, gaT.6 o.
Brandy. 4 00@12 co
Holland Gins C0I7 10
American. g 50@4 90
jana Rum 6 00M7 GO
N. T.. &c. 8 50M3 rs
Bo. Whiskey,3 50Qs4 so
Monong'hGla3 90
Rectified. Il t0M2 so
SUGAR, Crus'd, ID. .2O@22
Powdered. 2OM23
Brown. .126l7
STARCH, F3lb. E. .106l21
TEA, Green, ib.l O0@3
Black, Il 0OM1 so
TOBACCO, Chew. 50Gol 25
Smoking, S}b. .50@1 90
VINEGAR, Wine, .70@75
Cider .50M60
French. Il 25Ml SO
WINE, Cham. g.25@632 90
Port, Tpgal. 3 30O05 90
Sherry. 3 50@G 90
Madeira. -. 8 5OM6 90
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wholesale Prices Current.
CORRECTED WEEKLY
BY THE COL UMBIA BOARD OF TRADE

APPLES, T3bus.1 25@1 so
BAodING, Gunny,25 @2S
Dundee 39yd. :. @25
BALE ROPE. Manila, @26
NY. Drives. .Taib .l0Ol5
BUTTER, Northern, M5O
Country, a fb. .30@35
BACON. Hams. .20M23
Sides, u ib :. e.. 1920
Shoulders. .16 00l8
Bricks, t3l, 900. .9@012
CANDLES, Sperm. 40070
Adamantine, ib.21@25
Tallow :. .l4MI6
COTTON YAnS..2 0OGa2 20
COTTON, Strict AIid. M273
Middling. .. 26@2GI
Low Middl'g, % @25I
GoodOrdinry, 23i @D24i
Ordinary. 90 M %
CHEESE, +. d. u. .2O@25
factory. .23@o5
COFFEE, Rio, ~ ib. .22@2G
Laguayra. .27@29
Java .37 GAO
Flour, Coun. IL 00613OO
Northern. s 00@14 90
GRAIN, Corn. L 1901 25
Wheat. -. 2 25@3 90
Oats. Il 00@1 10
Peas L 1901 20
Hay, Northern, f}cwt.
Eastern.
HIDES, Dry,t2lb ..12b@1s
Green. as
INDIGO, Carolina.1Ml rs
LARD, T}lb .20625
LUMBER, Birds, 100 fl so
Scantling. Il so
Shingles, 5}i. 900. .275
LIME, u Dbl. :. q 1902 so
MEATS, Pork, f3lb... 15A
Beef. .8Ml3
Mutton. is
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COLUMBIA rIARkET.

report tor Week ending Friday, Marc. TO- 1859.
PHGSIX OFFICE, COLUMBIA, March l3 1862
Cotton has been III moderate demand during the
past week, but full prices were maintained
The sales of the week We're 800 bales, as follows:
at 20; at 23A; ut 25l; u at 25a; 10 at 255; Sc
at 253; 173 at 2C; Ii at 2Gl; So at 264: at 2Gi
No change in other articles OF country produce
The following are buying rates of South Caro-
lima Bank Notes, prepared by Gregg, Palmer Il Co.,
Brokers:
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;Aruc t 40 IN sales .
SHERIFF's SALES

pY virtue Of sundry writs Of feyi fdctas. TO me
D directed, viii sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in
April next in front Of the Court House, in Co.
property, viz: N o. -71 - = - '''1Ne
All that Plantation or tract Of LAND, known as.
seven hundred and twelve t7l2) acres, more or
less, and bounded follows: on the North by
lands Ian OF estate of W: r. Singleton. formerly OF
lands OF the estate Of W. r. Singleton and John
Neal; South by lands Of Gilbert Garner and the
estate OF Lewellen Woodward, formerly of George
Rawiinson, and West by lands OF Absalom Joy-
ner, lands formerly Of John Williams, and also.
9y drlfhn's Creek, separating it from Absalona
yoyners land; levied on as the property Of Thos
y: Clarkson, at the suit of Florian O. NAV ps
Ihomas u: Clarkson Terms cash.
march IA NTH P. r. FRAZEE. 8. r. c.
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BRUTAL MURDER. The Macon 1eleqraph
contains an account of a brutal murder
committed in the suburbs of that city by a
@egro woman named Harriet. Harriet in
duced young white girl, about fifteen
years OF age, named Nancy Wright, to go
1nso .naod tne @ Moods near by to get some light
with an axe, cutting her head open in fonr
places with the instrument. II is supposed
$he negro killed the girl to get possession of
S3.2o' which she had in her pocket, and was
mlssed when asearoh was made. ilyuoli
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2 srAFn LEsIsnATunE.
RfaHTY-TmRD DAYS pRocEED1Nas.a

ss'ata,y' a.1!S1s DA. ms = Issih'ooAEplSGs.9a q
THuRsDAY, March 18.--The Senate as
sembled at la. NJ. ~ rs - :
The House returned to the Senate an an Act
| to provide for the conversion Of State seen
rites; which was ordered to be enrolled. ,s
The Committee on the Judiciary, to whom
was referred House bill to regulate the
granting of licenses by County Commission
ers, City and Town Councils, reported back
the same. with a recommendation that the
bill be laid on the table.
The Committee on Finance to whom wos
referred bill to make appropriations and
raise supplies for the year commencing in
October, 1868, reported back the same
with accommodation that tho bill do pass
with sundry amendments, submitted by the
committee.
The Committee on Engrossed Bills re-
ported as duly and correctly engrossed, and
ready for third reading. bill to facilitate
the settlement of the affairs of the Bank OF
the State of South Carolina. Passed. and
ordered to be sent to the House,
The Speaker of the House of Representa-
tives attended in the Senate, when the fol-
lowing Acts and joint resolution were rati-
he'd: An Act to protect laborers working
under contract on shares Of crops; an Act to
authorize the consolidation of the Charlotte
and South Carolina Railroad Company and
the Columbia and Augusta Railroad Com
pany, and to amend the charter of The
same; an Act to amend an Act entitled can
Act to regulate attachments;" an Act to
amend the charter of the Sulphurio Acid
and Super-puosphate Company; an Act to
establish lazaretto or quarantine hospital
In the harbor of Charleston; an Act to in
corporate the Longshoremen's Protective
Union Association, Of Charleston; an Act to
establish ferry between Hilton Head
Island and the main land in Beaufort
County; an Act to provide for the uniform
and proper PRONUNCIATION Of all illegal and
public notices; an Act to provide for the
enumeration of the inhabitants of the State:
Joint resolution to provide for the pnblica-
ton of the Acts. reports, resolutions and
Journals of the General Assembly
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVE
The House met ut IL A. Nj.
The Committee on Engrossed Acts re-
ported as duly and correctly engrossed. for
third reading, bill to incorporats the
South Carolina Improvement and Trust
Company; which was amended, and ordered
to the Senate.
Bills to amend au Act entitled can Act
TO regulate tue manner of drawing jurors,
and to provide for the care of the poor, were
read the third time, passed, and ordered to
be sent to the Senate
Senate bill to determine the value of
contracts made in Confederate States notes
or their equivalent. was read second time
and adopted.
A bill to facilitate the settlement of the
affairs of the Bank of the State of South
Carolina, was read the third time, and re-
ferred.
A message was received from the Senate.
that bill to authorize the Common
Council of the city of Charleston to amond
an ordinance entitled can ordinance to aid
IN rebuilding the burnt district and waste
places of the city of Charleston" had been
laid on the table.
After routine business adjourned.
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Cast Iron Wanted.

CHARLOTTE AND SOUTH CAROLINA r. r. SuoPs,
COLUMBIA, 8. c., March 16, 1869.
IH>HiS Company will pay 81 per 100 pounds, for
4 old CAST IRON, delivered in lots of 100 lbs.
or moro, at their Workshops in Columbia, or to
it's agents along the line of road
March II tlmo I'd. KLINE, NJ. M.
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The Great Wonder of the 10Th Century
DROFESSOR WARREN'S Compound Chemical.
Il Toilet and Washing SOAP is now on exhibit
ton and for inspection, free of cost, at the Drug
Store of DIR. Mot and st the Hardware Store Of
Fisher, Lowrance Il Fisher. Parties wishing to
investigate its efficiency as household econo.
mizer and blessing, will call at once on the under
signed as above, or at Mrs. Clendining's State
and County rights for SALE D. Hicks
March 20 7* hssignor for aouth Carol;no
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