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The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-12-22

TIME, ExPECTORANT is composed exclusive
ly aof Herbal and Mucilagnous products,
which PERMEATE, TIE VERY SUBSTANCE
or THE. LUNGS, causing them to throw of the
.acrid matter which collects in the Bronchial
Tubes, and at the same time forms soothing
coating, relieving the irritation which produces
the cough. s.t.
The object to be obtained is to cleanse the or
gan Of all impurities to nourish and strengthen
it when it has become impaired and enfesbled by
disease TO renew and invigorate the circulation
Of the blood, and strengthen the nervous organi-
zation. The EXPECTORANT does this to an u.s.
tonishing degree. 1t is active but mild and con.
genial, imparting functional energy and natural
strength. 1t affords Oxygen to vtalize the blood,
and Nitrogen to assimiste the matter-it EQUAL
IzEs the NERVOUS INFLUENCE" producing
quiet and composure.
The Anderson intelligencer. [volume] (Anderson Court House, S.C.) 1860-1914, 1870-12-22
Mothers be Advised!
Keep 1t on Handg

This dread disease requires prompt action; as
soon as the hoarse, hollow cough is heard, apply
the remedy, and it is easily subdued;
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Domestic Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.

NEW YORK, February 7-Eoon.-Flour dull and
Sc. lower Wheat dull and Ic. lower. Corn steady.
Rosln quiet at s.. is for strained. Freights dull:
er M &c.: o@sr d spg4ae s sass sss
common to fair. extra southern, k5.a5@$s.oo;
Wheat heavy aud 1M2c: lower winter red and
Pork, s25@s2o.25. Lard heavy; kettle, Is5@i7sc.
Whiskey heavy at aSI0S3c. Groceries and naval
stores quiet. Freghts frlner.
BALTIMORE, February 7.-Cotton dull at 24ic.
Flour fairly active with prices weak but not G quo.
white; n5c Glsl; Oats, 5eQ955e Rye dull at aSc:@
81 bid. JIM" o''' '''' +''' Val '''H' ''"'
large receipts at 726S7sc: Whisky, ssc. Mess
Pork, *27 shoulders. l2ic.; clear sides, lsGloic.
ST. LOUIS. February 7.--Corn declining, primo
to fancy white, s0@Ac.
LOUISVILLE. February Corn, sacked. csc.
Mess Pork, $3.50. Shoulders, l2ic clear sides,
l6c. Lard, kegs, lSc. Whiskey, 93@o!c.
WILMINGTON. N. C., February 7.--spiri,s Tur-
pentine-No sales. Rosln-Small sales ut Sl.55 for
strained and 81 for No. /. Tar steady at se. Cot
| ton quiet at 23sc. Corn, $l.o9.
CHARLESTON, February 7.-Cotton easier and
quiet at 2lc sales, 400 bales receipts ,3o9 Dales
AUGUSTA. February 7.-Cotton In fair demand
with light offerings at 2Ssgsstc. sales, 4so bales
| receipts, COS bales.
| SAVANNAH, February 7.-Cotton quiet at 24c.
| sales, 100 bales receipts, :, TIC bales.
| MOBILE, Ala. February 7.-Cotton In fair
demand and closed quiet at 2!c.; sales, 1900 bales
| receipts, 1885 bales.
NEW ORLEANS, February 7.-Cotton in fai
demand and firm at 2it@?!ic.; receipts. 1888
Molasses flrmer at 7a@75c. Gold, l2l. New YorI
sight, par@Sc. discount.
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The Hudson river is filed with ice dis
lance of ninety miles above poughkeepsie.
Nc,0 York. Times.
Deak, the Hungarian statesman. has
been swindlcd by a faithless steward, and is
said to be now bankrupt.
The first snow OF the season in Colorado
has just fallen to the depth Of eight inches.
The weather is now moderating.
Wallace's planning mill, on Spring Garden
street, Philadelphia, was totally destroyed
BY fire on Saturday morning. Loss, $4,000.
Rufus B. Kinsley, proprietor of Kins-
ley's Express, died in Providence, R. l., on
Saturday, aged seventy-three years.
Theodore Nicholas was convicted AZ Little
Valley, New York, last week of the muir
der of DIR. Meade, and sentenced to be
hanged.
A fire in Cincinnati on Saturday night
burned the building of Oliver Perrin, occu-
pied by H. II. Hamilton & Co., and inflicted
o loss Of $4,000. Insured.
An ARRAY took place in Rochester, n. T.,
on Saturday night between some young
men, in which one Clinton Creswcll was
stabbed, ii is thought fatally.
Mrs. Eastman, matron Of the Troy Or
phun Asylum, died of apoplexy in Troy on
Saturday. The wife of Hon. John Went
worth, of Chicago, also died in Troy on the
same day.
Papers from western New York an
nounce the marriage of Mark Twain to
Miss Olivia Langdon, a young lady OF
Elmira, who, after many years confne-
ment to q sick-room, was cured by the ma
nipulations of magnetic doctor.
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WEST VrRGISIA.-Wheeling, February
3.-Thc Senate last evening, by vote of
Ii to 6, concurred in the House resolution
for the impeachment of Judge Nathaniel
Harrison, OF the seventeenth judicial dis
trict. In the House Yesterday the political
struggle over the registration question was
the most prolonged contest that ever trans
pired in the Legislature of the State. The
liberal and straight Republicans, with a
few exceptions, united in the passage of the
Wells bill, yesting the power Of appoint
ment in the Governor.
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ATTEMPT TO SEIZE 4 RAILROAD TRAIN
FOR TAxEs.-Utico, February G.-On Fri
day of last week the collector Of Paris,
Oneida county, attempted to attach and
hold the morning train on the Utica, Che
mango, and Susquehanua Valley railroad,
at Claysville, to satisfy an assessment for
taxes which the company refused to pay.
The attempt failed, as did a similar one
Friday evening. The collector caused the
arrest of the engineer. brakeman, and con-
ductor, for resisting officers.
On Saturday the collector was arrested
by Deputy United States Marshal Donald
son, charged with obstructing the passage
Of the mails.
On Saturday evening Il more decided
demonstration was made at Claysville to
attack the passenger train north, which
also failed. Tomorrow morning another
attempt will be made.
1t is understood the deputy United States
marshal will make further arrests to-mor-
row,
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REV. HORACE CooKE.-The Now York
Commercial says that Rev. Horace Cooke,
who lately eloped with lamb of his flock,
has not gone to parts unknown. The Com
nercia5 adds:
"The unfortunate man is neither in Bos-
ton nor Chicago he has sent no telegram
to his wife stating that she would never see
him again but, on the contrary, he is with
her, receiving medical treatment ana beng
kept as quiet and secluded as possible.
His physician states that his nervous system
is completely shattered, and that several
weeks Of perfect rest and quiet will be re-
quired to restore him to himself"
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The TAN On ClGARs.-On Friday night
last there was large meeting held in New
York by manufacturers of cigars, cigar
makers, and dealers in leaf tobacco, to pro-
test against the proposed reduction Of duty
on imported cigars from $3.50 per pound
and 25 per cent. I'D ralorem to 81, and to
insist on reinstating the duty of $3.50 per
pound and so Per cent. Resolutions carry
ing out the views Of the meeting were
passed. The cigar-smokers, however, who
are the more numerous class, would proba-
bly, take the other side.
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The WISE LIFE INSURANCE CAsE.-The
case Of Harriet II. Wise Us. The Mutual
Benefit Life Insurance Company Of New
Jersey, in which an action was brought by
the plaintiff to recover the amount of life
insurance for $4,000 upon the life of the
late Rev. Henry a. Wise, Jr., pending in the
superior court, was on Saturday removed
to the circuit court for Howard county. 1t
will be remembered that the company re-
fused to pay the amount Of the policy on
some allegation concerning Mr.. Wise's i'll
health when insured, and his having been
refused insurance in another company pre-
viously; which fact, it is alleged, was not
known to or was kept from the knowledge
of the Mutual Company. when the now dis
puted policy was issued. The company,
however, has not put in any plea as yet
further than that Of a want of jurisdiction by
any Maryland court.-Baltimore Sun, III.
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Georgia Politics.

MACON, GA, February Threat indig-
nation is manifested by the people over the
statement Of the Mtelligencer, a pretended
Democratic paper, that they endorse the
designs of the Bullock faction. The lntetH-
gencer is in the pay of Bullock. The peo-
pie ask Congress to give them the benefit of
fair construction of the act to promote re-
construction, and save them from plumber
and ruin. The people ask Congress to car
ry out their own act in good faith.
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Foreign News
FRANCE.

PARIS, February General Heine has
departed for Panama to conduct the Darien
Ship Canal surveys. !.
Rochefort has characteristic article,
with his signature, in his Marsellaise this
morning about the recent notice ordering
him to constitute himself prisoner, in
obedience to the sentence of the court. He
declares boldly that he will not surrender
himself, and if the Ministers want him
they must come and take him, and, further
more, they must come prepared to use
force. ~
The new postal arrangement with the
United states applies only to prepaid
matter.
MADRID, February Tt is reported tina.
treaty between Spain and the Spanish
American Republics has been signed.
ENGLAND.
VALENTIA, IRELAND, February THE
Irish telegraph telegraphs tonight that it
is cut off from eastward.
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STEPHENS, CANBr's SHERIFF.-In addi-
ton to being q dcfaulter to the State as
sheriff, and ascending with the funds Of
the colored peoples church Of this place, it
is believed that Stephens, while acting as
postmaster at Tappahannock, robbed seve-
raj money-letters of their contents. One
man, MIR. George NJ. Falck, fish dealer at
this place, claims to have had letter
robbed of $3.50.
He left his resignation ut the Roost be-
fore abscending with the Governments
funds-some forty-fve dollars. 1t was
found on Thursday in one of the heaps of
rubbish at our model post-office beautifully
written on tinted paper.-Esse1 Gazette.
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STEAMBOAT DISASTER IN THE SrrTH-
MISUNDERSTANDING FIRE, &c.-Hemphis,
February 6.-The Little Rock Gazette says
three persons-Mr. Ellis, q merchant of
that city, and two boys named Thomas and
John White, deck hands-werc lost by the
sinking Of the steamboat America few
days ago. Owing to the fact that the boat
sunk in three minutes. and the passengers
were asleep, it is feared that more have
been lost. The saved passengers lost every
thing, and suffered much from exposure and
cold.
The residence of Thomas O'Neil, near
this city, together with his barn, contain
ing thirteen bales of cotton, was destroyed
by fire on Friday night. Loss, $4,000.
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RAID on GAMBLiSG-PLACEs IN PHILA-
DELPuIA.--Phitadelphia, February Ga
raid was made by the police officers yester-
day afternoon on the gam bling-houses here.
Some fifteen places we're visited, but owing
to the bungling manner in which the affair
was conducted only one arrest was made,
but considerable property, in the shape Of
roulette tables, ETC., was captured. This
was deposited ut the central police station,
and during last night the owners visited
this place and carried off Il portion of their
property.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.
Correspondence Of the Richmond Dispatch.
rrrEg FROM LEXINGTON.

sor,rry CELEBRATION AT THE vIR.
Ct>r, MILITARY INSTITUTE - CADET
r,Xn01ru. OK VIRGINIA, ORATOR OF
-,,ir "CApET" SOClETN-CADET VIII
,I> nv VIRGINIA. ORATOR OF THE
rnl,LECrIt"-D BETWEEN CA
,,rTs MCCORMICK AMP RUCK, OF THE
rCTIC.' AND SrOTTSWOoD AND
,,1T1i rF TNf "CApl THE CELE-
yy,Trn\ SUCCESS.
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MIsSouRI.-!Si. Louis, February 5.-The
bill to regulate the compensation of teach
ers has been amended by the lower House
so as to give females the same pay as males
where equally qualified and performing
like duties. 4 joint resolution was intro
duced looking to the carrying out of the
programme OF the Radical caucus Of a few
evenings since in regard to giving the bal
lot to all d;sfranchiSed persons.
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Cuba.

HAVANA, February 7.-General Gay
woche has returned to Puerto Principe. lie
reports capturing two pieces OF artillery
and many prisoners. -,
There is little business in sugar in this
market, and prices are barely maintained.
WAsaISaToS, February 7.-Dispatehes
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TELEGRApHTo NEWS.


BE" YORK, February 7-Eoon. STOCKS strong.
money easy at sac per cent. Sterling Exchange
Long LOB short, 1908. Gold, 1901. s-2o's, 90.
coupons, ilss. Tennessee Ts-Ex-eoupons, s5a i;
new, Na. Virginia ss-Ex-coupons, e2a; new,
ssa Louisiana s's-old, cs levee rs, 70; s,s, sls.
Alabama ea o.; s's, g. Georgia s,s, 80: "a,
sii. North Carolina Ts-Old, u; new, asa. South
Carolina Ts-Old, SO; new, ISL
ErenanG, Money easy Mt %ae per cent. Sterling,
100. Gold, l2o. Governments quiet. Southern
securities generally low, except Tennessees,
which advanced-oldt to 81, new 90,
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The Alabama Lesaslature.

MONTGOMERY, Ala, February THE
Senate Alabama and Chattanooga Railroad
bill passed the House with the amendment
that 100000 of State bonds should be
loaned in place of So, 900, as was pro-
vided in the original Senate bill. The
amendment will undoubtedly be concurred
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Hoes IN THE WEsT.--Chicago, February
G.--The Chicago Tribune, in on editorial on
the losses sustained by the grain-raising
farmers during the past year, says they
have found partial compensation il the
high prices realized for hogs, the receipts
frem this crop having saved many of them
from bankruptcy.
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FERTILIZERS.
TERTILlZERS FERTILIZERS |!

TERTlLlZERS FERTILIZERS!
PLASTER-Fresh and finely ground, from the
very best Nova Scotia Lump.
RAW BONE DUST-From pure raw bones and
finely ground at our mills.
PHOSPfIO-PEkUVIAN GUANO-Prepared by
ourselves and well known to farmers as per
their certificates.
TOBACCO FERTILIZER-A manure which we
prepare expressly for tobacco, and which, by
actusl experiment, has given the highest salts
far tIon.
PERUVIAN GUANO-No. ], OF best quality.
CALICO FERT1LIZING COMPANY.
corner Twelfth and Cary streets,
in Slot Richmond, Va.
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Financial and Commercial.
Grain and Flour Market
CORN AND FLOUR E4CHANGE,
RICHMOND, VA, February ], 1870.

CORN AND FLOUR EXCHANGED .
RICHMOND, VA, February ], 1870 /.
OFFERINGS.
Whedt.-White 1850 bushels. Red, a4o bushels.
Corn.-White, Lss6 bushels. Yellow, liz bush
els. Mixed 34 bushels.
OdtS.-2, 3st bushels.
RYe.-Is bushels
SALES.
Wheat.-Whlte, l20 bushels prime at 81 IS; l3S
bushels badly cleaned ut &l35 llS bushels fair on
private terms; 90 bushels very good ut $1521; 50
bushels inferior at $780, 1873 bushels fair ut Sl.45
30 bushels good at 31.5O-total. $50 bushels. Red,
$40 bushels very good at l.373; 100 bushels badly
cleaned at S1.35 Il bushels fair on private terms
l56 bushels common at Sl.25: 81 bushels damp at
81 rs $50 bushels at $l.32 }-total, 1000 bushels
Corn White. &c bushels prime at 81 4s bush
els damp at 973c.: 81 bushels good at CSC. !; 2!s
bushels prime on private terms; 1900 bushels
prime ut 99c.-tota1, 1,47e bushels. Yellow, liz
bushels prime at Csc. Mixed, 30 bushels foul at
ESQ.,; 50 bushels very good at &c.: Pa bushels
very good at 97}c.
Odts.-2S bushels good at &C. /: 900 bushels prime
on private terms 12o bushels prime at Csc. 900
bushels prime on private terms 2ea bushels good
on private terHfs-total, 92G bushels.
RE-ExHIBITED.
C0rn.-White. 81 bushels.
Odts.-a52 bushels.
Rye.-40 bushels.
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giant Costumes sauntered towards town he
knew not, and your correspondent shall
certainly not attempt to write.
may the Cadet !" and :" Dialectic have
many more such anniversaries.
LEXINGTON.
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NAT. HARRlsoS.-Receiving an intima-
tion of what was coming, this eminent
scoundrel packed up his traps an hour or
two in advance, and skedaddled to escape
the service. of notice. His hasty flight is
the sompletest possible confession of guilt.
HLfrHnr Pc1jSffT
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Marine Disaster-Arriyal.

SAVANNAH, GA, February T. Brig
Helen, from New York for Wilmington, n.
c., put in with her rudder gone in the late
CHARLESTON, S. c., February AR
rived, schooner A. H. Whitmore, Norfolk,
Va
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Mr.. Alexander Moseley, of the Wing,
goes to Florida for his health. Mr.. Cameron
retains his connection with the Inder, but
has secured as his associate in that paper
Captain Hampden Chamberlayne, formerly
of Misunderstanding Courier.
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Foreign Markets-IBY TELEGRAPH.


LONDON, February acknowledgements, oct. Uni
ted States bonds, s7A. Sugar-Aloat, 2ss. sd a.
2ss. cd. Common Rosin, So. Cd. 9ss. Cd. Tallow,
4es. SCI.
LIVERPOOL, February 7.-Noon.-Cotton opened
llid. estimated sales no. 900 bales. Flour los Cd
PARIS, February 7.-Bourse opened dull !;
renteS 73f. soc.
HAvRE, February 7.--Cotton opens quiet for
both OH the spot and afloat aloat, 1877.
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LAND sALEs.-N. P. Piggott has sold his
farm of l65 acres, in James City, to Mr..
Gaus, of Poughkeepsie, N. Y, for 81, 900
cash, and D. D. Buttz 2l0 acres adjoining,
with new building, to the same party for
the same amount.
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nISSOLUTlON OF CO-PhRTNER.
RSHIP.-The firm OF CIV. TAYLOR 4 co.
is this day dissolved by mutual consent.
-. G.. w. TAYLOR,
II. SELDOM TAYLOR

The undersigned having purchased the interest
OF II. Seldom Taylor. and assuming all debts Of
the firm of G.. w. ] aylor & Co., will continue the
business at the old stsnd. g. W. TAYLOR.
RICHMOND, February I, 1870. fe a-lns
NO.PARTNERSHIP NOTICE.-RIcH-
" MoNp VA, January 18th, 1a7o.-Wc have this
day sssocisted ourselves together under TIE style
pose of condurtng the LEAF TOBACCO CON-
MISSION BUSINESS.
Our Office ut present will be with Messrs. Spencer
& Cunningham, next door TO the Tobacco III.
change.
She patronage OF our friends is respectfully so
licited NAT. r. WILSON,
late OF Petersburg, Va,
.s's.. r W. N. RAGLAND,
late Of Petersburg, Va.
Refer by special permission to
W. K. Martin 4 Co., u. T. Williams Co.,
Gibson 4 Watkins Wise Brothers, John B. Davis,
president Of the Plsnters' National Bank Rich.
mond, Va; Z. Raglsnd, president First alto, aaonaa
John Donnnn & Co., Petersburg. Va. jala-Im
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BlsHor EARLv.--Wc regret to learn that
this venerable and beloved divine was so
critically i'll during part of the day sa-
turday that serious fears were entertained
of the result. His condition, however, was
much better Saturday night.--Lynchbavg
Ne,cs.
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DYEING, SECURING, DC.

II LINNEMAN'S
~. STEAM DYEING AND SECURING
ESTABLISHMENT,
40 Broad street. between Fourth and Fifth streets.
Ladies' Dresses, Shawls, CIoals, and Sacks,
DYED IN ANY COLOR DESIRED, or CLEAN
ED In the very best and neatest manner.
Gentlemen's garments CLEANED OR DYED
APRONS STAMPED WITH ALL COLORs.-
sale APROSS STAMPED IN ALL COLORS,
aud will stamp goods at my establishment, No. G7
Broad street, Ut much lower rate than any house
I'm the North. Specimens OF my work can be seen
nj INV store Call and examine for yourself
l.. LINNEMAN. No. 40 Broad street,
"a o. am between Fourth and Fifth.
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N N. WALKER & CO.,
L. FIRE. MARINE. AND INLAND
INSURANCE AGENTS.
OFFICE, No. 1014 MAIN STREET,
under Messre. 4. Fl. injury Co.

Buildings, merchandise, furniture, and peEsonA
property OF all kinds, In the city ana county,, IA
sured against loss or damage by nre ~ tue 1o"ees
rates In companies OF the highest standing;
Tobacco In warehouses and marine ana iniaas
risks taken at the lowest rates.. ,s
Losses equttably adjusted aud prompeiy pe.u.
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MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF
WI VIRGINIA.
CHARTERED 1894.
OFFICE CORNER or TENTH AND BANK STREETS,
RICHMOND, VA.

This old and well-known Virginia institution In.
slres Buildings by perpetual or annual policy.
1t has more than TEN MILLIONS OF DOL.
losses.
More than TWO AND A QUARTER MIL
LIONS OF DOLLARS have been paid In losses TO
the people Of Virginia.
Upwartls OF TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTEEN
THOUSAND DOLLARS II large part Of II for
losses during the wary have been paid since the war
closed.
The former four-hfths system OF insurance has
been abolished, and other Important changes made
for the benefit of the assured.
Losses e1uitnbly adjusted and promptly paid.
HERBEETA. CLAIBORNE,
.-.... g.. d.. 80 Principal gent.
J, B, DANFORTII, Secretary.
II. D. DAEFORTH, Assistant Secretary.
SAMUEL II. PULLIAM, Collector. re Jim
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.
tITIZENS INSURANCE COMPANY,
1 NEW Y0RK

A NITILENS' NSUKANCE .CVMFAN1t
" NEW YORK.
SASn @yOvss.evsSS
ASSETS, JANUARY l, 1s70........... 6S4,444.1A
Insures against loss by fire, buildings, merchnn-
disc household furniture, rents leases farm build.
lngs and contents, and personal property gene
rally. -
This Company having divided FIVE HUNDRED
AND SIX PER CENT. IN DIVIDENDS 70 It's
now issues policies emitting the holders thereor TO
participate IN the profits of he business TO the ex
ton OF assurers is called to this system Of insu-
rance afording greater security, with less cost
10 the policy holders.
The Company Will continue 10 issue EON-PAR-
TICIPATING POLICIES at rates as low az any
other responsible company.
JAMES II. MCLEAN, President.
EDWARD A. WALTON, Secretary.
-" r. T BROOKE, Agent,
feo-lm No. 1914 Main street. Richmond.
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Richmond Tobacco Market.

FEBRUARY 7.-Breaks much larger during the
past week, and receipts Of loose heavy.
We reduce quotations on some grades and ad-
vance them on others.
Bright Tobacco is higher with an upward ten
dency.
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10 Secretary Fish from Hsyana ssyy cre
American citizen was killed and two
wounded there Yesterday.
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w. PECKHAM. President:
W.T.. HOOKER, vice-President;
L. MCADAM, Secretary and Actuary;
g. A. FUDICKER, superintendent

SECURITY, CHEAPNFss LIBERALTf,
PROGRESS, and SUCCESS, mark and dlstin.
suish the management Of this company.
ISAAC HUTzLEH,
General Agent for Virginia and North Carolina
ONCE, No. oo2 Main street,
rIprry Examiner. 10
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UNITED STATES BONDS-lRlSH LAND
QUESTION.

LONDON, February 5.-There has recently
been an improved demand for American
bonds, both Federal and State.
The Saturday Reriep of to-day predicts
that the Irish land question and the bills
for regulating the ballot and for the dffu-
sion of education will engross the atten-
ton of Parliament at the coming session.
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