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BROKER, No. 1 BROAD STREET,

Buys and sells on commission, Bonds Stocks,
Bank Bills, and Securities OF all kinds. The high
est market prices obtained.
Any Information desired, by letter or otherwtse,
l Bread street, or through Postonice Box 30r.
Will also attend TO the investments OF money In
,arge nnd small amounts. 7Ht
RERBRBacEs.-wagner, Huger Co.. Reeder d
Davis G. a. Trenholm & Son, w. G. lee Co.,
Thomas E. Waring. Cashier South Carolina Loan
and Trust Company; Pelzer, Rodgers CO., J. ID.
Aiken and Co., George Ii. Walter & Co., Cohen,
HencSel & Co, Andrew Slmonds, President First
National Bank. scpt2I 2mos D&c
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600 ACRES. Ito CAPITALISTS
Nkll.At nrixnta aaI - a.x

ONVLAt private sale or Ter lease, q dne
PLANTATION In 0rangeburg District, forming
part OF the estate OF the late Colonel Kett, con.
sstlng OF about 600 acres; $50 or it cleared II Is
watered by Lyons Creek, a largo and never fall.
Ing stream. Soil rich, red clay, well adapted to
mato healthy all the year. SpendldoranEe FOR
cattle; the nelghborh0od attraotive-the adjoln.
Ing plantations owned by. gentlemen who reside
burned but lumber mills being near, they could DO
replaced cheaply. A large State road connects Il
with LewlsviO, South Carolina Railroad 'sir
miles distant. The above Ia q splendid Chance
for those doslrlng TO form q beautiful farm. In
pleasant, healthy section. Iny1Se6 these lands
were returned nj $40 per acre. VIII be sold OF
half that price. For terms apply to Mrs. LA u.
REHCE KRlTT, Society Hill, 8. q. s1si l',7.
RRfRRRRCRs.-Major T. u. Whaley, j, O. Keitt,
Rsq., 0rangeburg; II. w. Peronne1 e1u. iRso.. Wi.
liam Middleton, Eaq., Charleeton.
octl1 mwf2mosp&C .
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" NY l'I" |-I-" I'VE: q - r,
nlreal. voted it. 81. 4A.r ".
= ec''rw .orrm, ir.r. -"
! 1sTTf sinoa, ~hIi, 81 .s......y -
S' no., = .S''is' 's'''a York, Me- ~. i
Peuns, yanin. aanNUar M. x 1 !. $Ss. 4
WIS rsin. 1u,n, ~, ~. 80.
ma'Hstr M'ssi.=i p ani Icx1l., .rp ,aouire,l
ceit',n y a aid ONO 5li, 'ljI. j.. I:
thc numbcr III .wenty-eigi,'
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10000 ACRES M SIN, IN WILLIAMS

BURG COyNTY-Ioo acres Of
which are cleared and rs acres now under culti.
walton In corn, cotton and rice. Tho tract Is
heavily tlmbercd with pine, oak, cypress and
hickory, and contains n dwelling and outbuild-
lngs, with fifteen cabins for laborers; also one
good mill site. Average production OF the land
ten TO fifteen bushels OF corn and fifteen to TWEEN.
zers. Tho region abounds In mari deposits
Georgetown Is the nearest market, the place being
four miles from Black Mingo Creek and twenty
five miles from Georgetown Greek, which Is navi.
gnble OF all seasons. f3 - 1867
Price OF the tract $16,o 900; one half cash. the
balance in one and tUo years, secured by bond
and mortgage. ANY smaller number Of acres
will be sold Mt moderate advance on this rate
leaving the Northeastern Railroad ST KlnUstree
and Inquring the way to my place. twenty.three
miles distant. The tract lies within ono mile or
the projected Georgetown Railroad. Address
JAS. r. CARRAWAY, Survivor OF Perkins & Car.
raway, Georgetown Postofllce, q. O. Nt
gept20 mwf2most DAo s 81. .t AZ.
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THE Republican success in Ohio makes it
tolerably certain that the Fifteenth amend
ment will be ratified during the coming
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fan0 for Sale.

0IO0 ACRES TO; LEASE FOR, A
AfOO TERM OF YEARs.-The large ana
consisting OF 400 scTd, iioo cleared. Soil rich
and clay abounding In deposits Of mari. 700 acres
OF splendid cotton land; 100 acres'of It will make
o bng to the acre; location perfectly healthy p
the year; four and half miles from Lewisy'e,
South Carolina Railroad; well settled; has ben 10
constant cultivation since the war; has erneces-
snry buildings; small dwelling, barns stables,
glnhouse, screw, laborers' houses. IONS creek
runs through the estate and FURNISHES one OF the
best sites for factory in the StYsss,,.
@ VIII ns s1id with the lease improved I1nIe, Iie
ments Briniy Ploughs Hey Gin, Dickson Cotton
Seed enough to rant ine ent,re .o crop 2oo3
corn. All viii oe sold IN the place, tow for cash.
Parties desiring to lease are requested to inspect
the growing crop u,c0tton, which Will give entire
gottsIactIon. Poy terms, apply to MRs. Law
RENOE KEiTT. st. Matthew's r. o., Orangeburg
RsFERsSGss-Maior T. b. whaley, ]. G. Keitt,
ESQ, Oranseburg; II. w. Peronneau, ESQ.,, VII.
liam Middeton, Esq, Charleston. m
! oct2S mwl2mo* sT3a
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~ 49, Ehi.5l rAf,nis IN ~" yosE.
/ q
Tl., fn. ms' s[ryar No,r
oAif.ls r.bi ROAD. i.e.adiap' a., ou,... and
'.:pme',' The Trustees al J MsS Nuua
sNe's;.;!pr' : iLihA A.EEN aH4 ,;Lv.GE Y
". South Carolina 9
zii: g, = los niles in ieng'i A0scttnr ,n5
~ ~ S,vanr = and Cha, ,'top i.u ia N %.
'SSSt ~, 'in'. OF Il ush tra't. .,(s"m tn ,.] g
. ~" tlc ,;u,; Sin;. ,,-'' 'i'''a
T. ~ g complete running otda' ~ ht
hi.,t Of Dcceire,r
This loan i the ra'c VI only sic per MA,
ch is less th'n nr ccs. ,9fstsegirepp, ani! Is
II ,,.clasq erurty ~ cr.. aptci:.
These tunt!s are orrd sor lnc present e.
-.iaTY ckS al :ae cellar, by ~" SOUTH
f'l....-.t,A ..vA> AEi) rNuSI COMr.iY NJ 70
Broad stne' rUpuA" u. vArtSG,
s'if' ''fT. f'ush,eT
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educational.

T,HE EXERCISES OF MRS. BLUM,s
i. SCHOOL will be resumed on MONDAY, October
atn NJ acr Residencc, Mary street, opposite Eliza.
Dcth:' All tho branches OF nn English education
taught. Music and french II desired.
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ITO RENT. HOUSE No. 4 STOLL,S
Auey: Rent low II applied for Immediately.
Apply Up "a 10 % Ars. JORDAN, No. Zig Tag Alley.
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ITO RENT, A FURNISHED OR UNFUR-
4 NiSHED ROOM, at No. 12 Jasper Court.
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Go Rent.

HOUSES, FARMS. STORES, ROOMS,
~ &C., now vacant, can readily be rented by
advertising them In this eofdmn. fhe rate Is IS
paid In advance. -
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.Remopals.

DEN vAL.-THE UNDERSIGNED
l0 would respectfully inform his friends and
customers that he has removed from NO. 027 to
540 King street, directly opposite the old stand
ERY, Blank Books, New Novels, Periodicals. &c.
oct2I ~ .lG ]. SILyERSTEIN
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THO RENT OR LEASE FOR A TERM OF
- years. valuable and extensive Brick Yard
on cooper River, fifteen miles from the CITY, with
nne landing; the case In good order and the
clay Oh excellent quality and inexhaustiblc s,lp-
ply. Apply ut this onice. octo2 fwos
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7NO RENT, THE DWELLING HOUSE.
~ No. 90 Coming street, containing seven n,
square rooms, attics, pantry and all necessary ac
commodations. Terms moderate. Possession
gwen wen ISL October Apply at No. George street
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SUPERIOR COLOGNE WATER.

Manufactured and for sale by
fr. II. BAER
ocn No. l51 Meeting street.
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iosl mo for,to

Z pST hNn FOli>tn AcAIr t ur-
rave lbs. aGy ything, niak, i
punio nivtiyh THIS column. The rate for twenty
Moras or less each insertion Is 25 cents, II paid
II OST, FROM. No. 268 KING STREET.
~ II yesterday morning, about 7 clock n White
~, PULL TERRIER PUP, three months old with a
Dacx mark on point OF nose. reward Will be
given Uc,a5 TOT MS return to she owner. J. SHAW.
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r EMOVED.-RIECKE & SCHACHTE
~ have this day removed their Auction and
v commission business to VENDUE RANGE, Sa.
see their old customers oct28
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For 6ale.

Ntn es..h ia7er' paiG i.
.,- .,sE.S>'s. .,s.S>,'s. .;siat:. sastt$A GuRCHOM ft'E
T., rir' = sII,o leopard. l"1nvuk,
yssssii ESt r. 70 he se,r At \. o.
E jteiE 1!'sr -tss.
81 s.
81: rla:,a: .sss ! D.. -;
So a rs f-ts,s,,,S ,%e,t.s., THns no. ,ss 4
< q Il Y. st}l3, I, y. 'ir! Nsr.
8: ~ f'Fs'si. ttu.e iHt. O...DHll.'rfs t,Il .
a. i'f i- Wl.i 20. 'a;, si'i .u. ftp ltui' .
r.. t"t iN .ri.luir Ilc aHr.. l' ioir ~
M 49, py 90 ~ -
tHHri4U NSH'
$50 5tt@ NAUyAnt = FARM ~
'' CogiainluS
s'N n st, i'N ilHr House,
Nus o,aa ia Farming
coils Hunf .. IU lis N..-.l u'r...u
ai y -r'l"t tf.s 'l- i".ms
tt.tts .llO.NN t.N to' a''
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pOOMS TO RENT.-THREE UNFUR-
IG NlSHED rcons In a residence pleasantly
moderate. Tor further particulars, appiy ut No
IL Doughty street. octl2
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ID PEMOVAL.- HERRING &
.lN CO., Factors and Commission MERCHANTS.
have removed from Accommodations Wharf to
Nortn AtIantic wharf, .iri5i oot8 1mo
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ITO RENT, A FINE STORE WITH FIX
Il TURES for grocery and bar-room, corner
tnongIude Lane and East Bay. To an approved
ie tenant rent viii be $40 per month. Also, sIv
large square Rooms, with fire places. back pIazHas
ann l cistern water on every stnsy. The rooms
ROSE, on the pfemfses octI8
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pLEASANT ROOMS, COMFORTABLY
furnished, and Board, at Mrs MILLER,S.
W. . iiuuboh SLreet. OCt2 gwlmo
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6topes, Rangcs, &r.


THE UNDERSIGNED, SUCCESSORS OF nOR.
TON & SHEPHERD, HAVE RESUMED THEIR
TRADE IN STOVES, AS WHOLESALE DEALERS,
IN CONNECTION WITH THEIR OTHER DUsI.
NESS, AND ARE NOW PREPARED TO SUPPLY
OTHER DEALERS, FACTORS. MERCHANTS AND
ALL THE CUSTOMERS OF THE OLD HOUSE
WITH THE MOST APPROVED DESCRIPTIONS
OF COOKING STOVES, RANGES AND HEATING
STOVES AT A CLOSE APPROXIMATION TO
FOUNDRY PRICES.
THE COOKING STOVES AND RANGES ARE
SOLD WITH OR WITHOUT FURNITURE-soMB
OF THEM ARE DESIGNED TO OPERATE WITH.
OUT THE AID OF CnIMNBYs IF NECESSARY
AND ALL ARE GUARANTEED TO BAKE PROP.
ERLY, IF SET UP AS DIRECTED.
THE RANGES ARE UNUSUALLY LOW IN
pRICE-HAvB SIX BOILER OPENINGS AND
DOUBLE OVENS, THOUGH BUT A SINGLE
PIPE, AND NEED NO BRICK WORK TO SIT
THEM UP.
THE STOCK OF HEATING STOVES EMBRA ACEs
CAsT-IRoN AIR-TIGHTs. RUssIA.rRoN AIR.
TIGHTS, sIx-PLATE OR BOX STOVES, &C.
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES AND PRICES
WILL BE FURNISHED UPON APPLICATION.
WIN. SHEPHERD & CO.,
No. "a HAYNR STREET,
CHARLESTON 8. c.,
-Ap NNnD mIH, ~, -
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fTNO RENT, IN A CENTRAL AND PLEAS
=, AMI part OF the city, HOUSE OF six upright
largo catern and gas throughout the hoiise;
" WILL VIII DC rented with the Furniture or without
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general assortment OF Manufactured and
Smoking Tobacco, Of all grades and styles, from
reliable manufacturers in Virginia and North
Carolina, and offered at the lowest market prices.
, 1869-12-25

Declaration OF lndepcndcncc-Lcad
trE points OF the ErOCE am mt on
Design OF tho Leaders OF tho nc.
bclltons
Special Despatch to Tho Chicago Tribune.
ST. PAu1, Dec 81.
The Declaration OF Independence Of the Pro-
ritional Government Of Rupe1tts Land md North
west Territory, Was received from Red River by
to-dsy's mail 1t Is signed br John Bruce, F1esf-
dent, and Lous F!ell, Secretary. It Is quite vola'
mi1ous. It preamble rec tes that pubic antho.-
ity cou mands the OBJ detce and retpect OF lts
6ublt cts that people, when 1t has no govern
mcpt, IL free TO adnnt whatever form It gees nt:
that the people Of nuptrtt% Lat have heretofore
respected tie AUTHORITY Of company OF edscn-
turtre known ne tLe LIutlkun l5s5 Conpaufs wa'ch
circumstances had placed over 1beu thRs thls
government vas far from answering the wants OF
the people: TINT that government h1v!ug anan-
dontu them By transferring TO a s.T2rgt poTer
the sac1ed authority connded TO II, therefore the
people OF Rup+rtt Laud aud the Ecrtn vest Terri.
tory became free from ali allegiance to said gov
eminent; that they refuse 10 recognize t1e
Doupn1t and his companions, coming to tha "a nc
Of Canada 10 ru'c them with the rod of desp3tl-m
the> have but hcted 10 conformity to that aacted
right which coUmanda ererJ CITIZEN 10 resist Gu
aIxvemeot: thai they will continue TO 0onose tbs
establishment OF Cansdinu out 7or7ty uncy tho a.
poupced FORM The proclamation concludes u
sFurthesmerr* We. Do declare and rrtsa.'m in II.
q .bs pecp.e e aa5a ~ tn1
crnment ADD hnld to be the only authority ooN
t1l7spnte II kQ2eytN L1od Wdleh esl04 sno opeal
, 1869-12-25

t0sd fnp' Ing up the shore Of Lsko Michigan
lhropt thcIwes e1n tier Vi G miles Of this State
tie s., Jo..t b Hrrdh says: :" ChIc t1o being ooe
tal,sis should re1dtr iauea aid as may
be necessafy to secure its ea:ly conpts-
tion." Whsn Chicago voter one dollar
ecrsee enae s DOLLAR to she stoet % ot ;hs PR
road II hlch 8 now actr ally being bnslt), ne rust
rome ore viii make taste to inform III. CalSnx0
Dn y aP,
CT railroads. that censre IN that city. and Jet we
hear about "Ch1caao enterprise and lioeEal!ty u
numnuF.-Eetrost Trfsuae.
breach Of pIo1ise case, In the District Court, on
Saturday, 6J 3 nunlua verdict for the plaintiff,
forth By sJmpatny for WOMAN IN dls.
tess, ana = natural desire to faznish her
tie cans to return TO . home Of her choice,
Chicago. But, n one view, this case warns our
people Of the great dagger to which iney are
subjected BY their speedy and regular r:!iroad
communication with Chicago. Toe legal rec
Euth cases-ttted. pending, and TO come OFFS
ttat of Johns on re1sus Smith, aud uuless so2.c
Measure IL adopted BY which tney may be EN-.
aA will tnundate the staid a1d old.faahsoned
t.!buI als bJ which {nstice "a admlni ters,d IN
AAeaeeny County. We don't know that ths.
suomit thar the question ne1iss inquiry whether
We cannot be saved from Chicsgo aensatonaliss4
Il is scmt thug 50 entirety opposite 10 our hona
traits and characteristics, tnat re hardly look tos
It 10 grow into our sucta ie but II the courts are
TO beCone tI1o1Ea:s tor the adult ent Of Chicago
d1soIcea and breaches Of marriage contract, tnefs
ts no telnL g to what e1teht the EVIL may be az.
grasated OF how lbjurtously our domestic moral:
may be affected ~ the torce Of example. A.!
though 1t Is scarcely Necessary to MAKE tns
stgKesuon, We think the legal fraternity here
oHe 3 duty to their friends and pe,ghbcr:
among whom they ger tnelr bread and butter,
aDn tnat !. TO TeV:se thelr fec bills, and thus iesi
Q protective tar n u cxS1bisaut charges ayalus
mpor1ar1ors o! EhcaRo social 1lfe as it tlustrate
Itself in the courts Of t9at euterpr'stn9 crea!nn
fne star OF Western empire.-f.ftstur9h Caaamss
eaak,
, 1869-12-25

ousrtss ff'res m rc G1 i: psops h.t e.2whs bold
Ia tns G3pada;n y te.s mont Is
O. thts d. cAratton rolJnE tho pintrsn nf
En!,7 nee, re mutually plf1ke ourselves ~ III
rnch oiheE." wa '"4oo oohof 70
TIE s7ets correspondence states that the nfr.r
70 ueet Win Canada ID On terms ~h,cn ,ho Caas
nisn aosefrment will lot he likely To aqaanl IN
me real rroRram'ne Of the leaders Is a faF moro
fadical Of e. hut ~ the English speaking portion
q sn.,4 fne posqs5toa have ~ yet delegation IN
ne co-operation and unity Of tho eholn settlement
nas peen secured, after which they Will make !
eo!d eIike tor Independence.
Eolorel Denn,s, Surveyor General of the Do
mlnion. who had organized the Indians IN sup-
port Of McDouFall nas formally dts1auted his
3oreee, 3, ano, IN . proclamation. has ordered the
loyal party 10 cease further action under lno ep-
peal TO arms. The stoue Fort has accordingly
been abandoned. Dennis u still q fugitive
ADot1ef letter says Hben the party wero re-
Gently captured at the residence OF Dr. Shulfx,
there we're no rrea In The atoves Au ex&m,ua-
lion disclosed large quantities Of powder and car
trioR.H concealed IN the ktoves aud storeplpes
Mhlsh bad been taken apart for tba. purpose.
gndef the doors nrns and amuurlstou zere
found. Bad nfea been at once made tn the stoves,
tne bnldrV aud lts captors wou!d hare been
blown to AtLnA
, 1869-12-25

viii he forwarded over the K8nAas Pacific Rod
via Law1enco pending tho sefleneut OF The
,rnut 1es betxe cen the parties Interested. It rB
ruIrrred thss proportions have h eu made b. tho
North Mtttonit, Hannibal i st Jos.oa a-d Fols
30 It AEd Gulf Roads, with "a view nf obtaining
Io.st taion Of the his our River Road. aid *ork Il
lulbi., npQ their trains rect to Lea euworfb.
st. II uls, Lee. 24-Gt orle E. Leighton, for
h'u teli AID other blnckhouera 10 tne Missouri
Parttc R1'lrnao. applied to the C.1cait Coar 10.
Il J for au trj1tcton to restrain said ra'tIosd
company frou operaut 6 the Missouri River Rstl-
IuAd between Kansas Cttv ard LeHven WORTH.
Knpsat, or the Leasen = o'th, Atoa,son i North
wettsFn Railroad. In the tad State. LeigntoA
clAinH that The PAtioc Company have no right
uuneE their charter to operate ADy road outside nf
Mlsa' un: tnat leases With tue above roads a1e
VOID: that hey IT re made without the cooAtns Of
the stockholdera. and afe excessively burdensoDe.
An 1ptut ctt0u Was Sf1nted,
, 1869-12-25

CuUH*
RECENT NEGOTIATIONS BETWEEN sFita AND TIE
United sTATEs.
NEW }0RK, Dec 24.-La Reuo|ueton, the Cuban
organ here glses an account Of the attempt OF the
United States at mediation between Spain and
Cnba, most OF the particulars OF which nre already
kroWh a portion Of the statement Is Of interest,"
IL States, however, mat ABOUT the 1tst OF 5eptem
bst, IN Cabinet council, 1t WAS decided to Bsse
Spain ten da5a fn which 70 accept OF refuse the
proposal OF the United statep, and In case OF re-
lntal as was considered Probable, proclamation
recognizing Cuoa as q nellgerent Was TO be issued
on the Soth OF september. Inc President announc-
Ing that to be his decision. Thla Information was
not contained In the toc1menta sent TO the Senate
on Monday.
CoHsP1RActKs.
Havana Ietteta say that the Spanish shot seven
persons at rinar del 1slo and come ffty more are
, 1869-12-25

The Actton OF Congress and Cow
ernox Hnllock'~ Proclamation.
Special Despsteh to The Chicago Tribune
ATLATA. Ga., Dec. 81
Tho proposition to call convention
Of the people Of Georgia to pass aKaioas
the late action Of Congress meei8 with uni.
yeTsal r!dcule. Governor Boliock's proclamation
calling the Provisional Legislature together on the
10th OF Jannafy next. ia received With 60r1sfac-
lion b. all casses as deciding the present st1tu,
and putting Nh ead to the anomalous condition or
Georgia.
, 1869-12-25

A few days ago very starchtIy dressed iud.
vidual called Mt m on;-of-1he-9sy snop on How
oIo street. New Oteans, on which ~wung tue slgn
Of Dr. Jirrles. t. Is the doctor IN - he Inquired
Of dllaptdated darkey who answered his sum-
mons. he am dat, ear.' waa the sm1ilng re-
i0lLdeT. "Tell hin think have symptoms OF
Of tha darhey'a EYES grew intense, md hts dasky
conf lex1on assumed rapldlJ a creamy hue
Golls, hoeB. what sou saI 7" Tell the doctor
I'm s1ck with the smallpox aud wish to see him.
The astoLisned African glye Wild leap. and,
daring through an inter door. slamnlinK II tn the
VISITORS face. CRED our, "Ltave dis ser house;
"Golly. boss. lie the doctor, but amt good q.
sMa l-pOx."
, 1869-12-25

LAFAYETTE, Ind, Dec. e4.-The Montgomery
optra ioute, until recently kno*n a. SaJders
afternoon. The hui1dsng WAS owned by jams
Montgomery, Of Chicago. and valued at SO. 0o0
the Post U.llce- The mall aud ONCE
nxtures we're sayed. c. o. Comstock'a billiard
roo1D In the basement: loss s. 500: no insurance.
pslt the adjoining room, met With sligns loss
nom the hasty removal OF stock. The 1re Is sup
posed to be the result Of defective due.
PHILADELPHIA, Dec. 44.-Hearpc Wefst's dis.
tlllesy, on and Masters streets, was
totally destroyed by IRE this morning. Loss,
ga nf0 To Ean. I'M.
, 1869-12-25

CoScoRn, n. H., Dec q "A co1ored man named
George Washington. aged Is member Of Company
K.piucky after the close Of the war. and wAs
sentenced 10 be hanged. which sentence n xaa
Hampth;re, He was liberated this morning By
order Of General Sherman, aud transportation pro.
fidcd him to return to Kentucky, hur he declined
II, payipg he could get living IN Ne" lamp
RhiT1a
, 1869-12-25

PHILADELPHIA, Dec. es.-The Gags are ut half
n,nst on Independence Hail md other public
but!dtngt, and on many pirate residences, ID IT,
erect 10 the memory OF e1.SectetaFy Stanton.
public buildings are at haif.mast, In respect to
ibe memory OF Edwin II. Stanton.
Pl11sgCkGu, Dec. 9A-Tne naK8 Of public
buildings and On steamboats, were at halt mast TO-
day. All tho courts were adjourned 10 respect to
the memory Of Hon. EN-. Stanton. Meetings were
held in all the courts to dfalt resolutions.
Sr. LoCIs, Dec. 9t,-AH the steamers In this rort
and the public Offices OF the city had 1aSs at nall'
nast TO-DAY In honor Of E. IL Stanton.
, 1869-12-25

There are thirteen premiums and they viii DC
mailed to the thirteen parties entitled to them Tor
derered to ther order} on the twenty'fouzth day
Of January, 1870. ........-.
The adlresses Of the successful parttes Will DC
given in the WEEKLY TRIBUNE Of the twenty.dGtn
Of January. 1870, together with the sizes Of the
winning clubs.
Persons making up clubs In compliance with the
Bbore terms Will secure the twenty per cent con-
mission any how, and II their clno Is oEe Of tne
thirteen largest Will dtnw one OK another OF the
above pr6nium8.
y MoEey BY draft, express, money orders, OF
In registered letters, mag be sent at cur 1isS.
N.B,-No Publication OF this Pro"
spectus will be recognized unless
ordered from this office.
Address,.
TRIBUNE COMPANY,
Chicago. Ill.
, 1869-12-25
IN Interesting 'CEt.at In washington.

IN Interesting rKt.at In washington.
From the Aerark Ddtiy 4jreTtiser.
An Interesting case has been On TIT IN the Dts
trtct Court To-day, beng sdit by Oxen Thorn d
Co. aga1st the New York Tr1buae Association, TO
recover a balance claimed TO be due for slo!en
copy Of the testimony taken before the 1mpeacn.
ment Committee Of the House, for when, It Is al
legged, the Tribune agreed To pay ut the rate OF SIS
Per column for Gil that was tired 10 the paper,
The defence Is that the testimony Has sUrtspli.
uouPly obiatred, and therefore tue plaintiff Is not
eutltled to recover.
one .. 4. Harris testified to making the aale.
MACK" tneu Of the Cincinnati Commercial, uo@
OF The inquirer, Bwere to getting copy lrom the
Tribune aeent The Clerk Of tne JutItcsarJ Com:
from agent oi the Herata for copy Of tue les.
1iuony. The thlef did his rart Of tue work, and
era Of slolen testimony re made 70 keep their part
| OF the bargain Fton this case ycu can appfect.
ate the morality Of the boosted enterprise Of some
Ut the bix 8heetA
, 1869-12-25

Declaration OF Indepcnlcncc-Lca
trE POINTS OF the FrOCE q lntlon-
Design OF tho Leaders OF tho nc.