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HOMES & MACY. BANKER
H0WEs MACY. Bankers. 30 wsu-st
=. CaCsG0 Rock ISLAND AND PAcIPlc RAILROAD Co.
AtAHTt OFFCE D. WIIAvT. Nav YORK Apnl % 1870
IO HOLUEkS OF CHICAGO AND ROCK
REDEMPTION of CIVIL BONDS of 1851.


W. SAClsNFNTO, June J. 1870
On he Let tsv n February 1870 there 100 The Interest
Ans fuu1 u 1857 The " hundred and lJ three thou
- which apau for the redemption Of bonds under ile
es o. SCI Of tie legislature Of STATE. entitled An act
~ sf TIE payment Of certain equitable claims he State
-ss and 10 Funded Debt f hat purpose approved
= 1851 And The provisions aci amtrlslory Of
spr0ved April o. l8t0, cod whereas due and legal
80 "a gveg AMI sufficient II snch bonds offered
.A AID sinking Fund 10 ss amount than zen thousand dollars
- hereby rsn hit there hs q one hundred and eighty
1ad doa sid sinking flBd st pay and dis
d rs ssd sHouEt Of DO s. numbered a. follow 70 at 10
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a. ~ - 81 100 ol 40 Io7 ~ rs z zie 49, ~ Ji5 $50
.. ~ ~ ~ 6 3d. 3) 4-beng geutysI bonds u i've hund
shn each Amounting thirteen thousand dollars; and uakIg
gregSe The 81 hundred and egbtgo thousand dol
A sgch bonds numbered above shall not be presented
asn and cancellation within Tee moEhs from the expiration Of
- Connection which expires the l day Of September 1870 theB
fe sail remain so he Treasury pay end dctarge such bonds
pa pesented All uey viii deE uiere, sfef f lst dav Of
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eilualions rOanteO-- AlaIes.
feIp uanle0

AGENTS WANTED $40 per day BY tn
~ AMERICAN KNITTING MACHINE Co.. Bos.oa. Moss or 5
Louis Mo-
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rsr,o Iinel Oh at SCI lo uu TuFTeatne Que At %
QNQN Cwt
AsrwERr. June 24-Peroeun opened hrn 1850,
IospoN mAmercn securli's Not'Ft il'Nl
Bonds 1861 94 1867 ash stools >.e9lyt tue
Rfay sbares is Illinois Contrs rs; Atsu.c ami Grea' Western
isRis june 2t-The Bourse closed I'm Ecntcs I'm 61c
2f2N u.n su-k OF Cotton 40 sea ionni
81 O bales ofwhch lu 1 American
Whest oI8dl0g ccnts ~ California White for No Rel
Western and gag lor Red Winter the receipts Of Wheat for The
~ 2 900 gu8fer Of which 1000 AmeI
81 60Jl qus-er European. lard g. q cWJ
LONDON jane 24Wlale Oh duh 90 80 e SPru Petroleum
dull ST al b gslon Spirits rurI antue 90 0;5 e cNt
HAyRE Jane 2ACoton opened quiet both on spot ana a-oai
LrvERroo June 2+f3l m-CUtcn heavy and prces nave
elae fraction Miiug Uplands lOao; Mdlhpg Orleans io
lid The market for yarns and fabrics Manchester - heavy
2fUuited states Five Twenty bonds opened YIN
ANrV gRP June 24-Petroleum closed quiet and steady
nNpoN 2f53O COsols closed AZ VI for money ana
securities quiet; United states F
Tentr 1902 oi 1868 old, 89i 1851 89i Ienfoes 81
Stcts Erie Railway shares ls, Illinois Cens llSi Atlantic
aud Great Western, o. =,
IivrRroo June $3.50 p Coon closed dali and irregular
NJ ine Upsns lU0lOi Mddug Orleans l0l 3i sales OF the
as, bates Of which 900 taken for export and spg
too Wheat per for California White gag 10Y u
81 per quarter for No Mixed Western FeOS~
10. pei gallon for Spirits . -.-. 1890 ,bs
i>1 June 2i-Speun closed with declining 'end9ey 'P
la sale, ttiug Linsecd Oh eset al ~''
Al % q tuu SIinjs TupentIue dull Hops quiet
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Commons pave on the h DAYS o. March September the BANK
AMERICA HewYork where the principal is also payable at
maturity
These Bonds are issued in sums Of 1000 Coupon Bonds under the
First Mortgage Of the road property and franchises
and are due in 1890 They the privilege Of conversion into stock by
the holder wears after the dTt through train bas been run The
Bonls can be registered If desired.
The length E1alehowu and Paduc Railroad il
l5 miles running Elzbethtown tie Louisville and Nashville
Railroad forty miles south Of Louisville to Paducah at the Intersection
Ohio Teunee Ryer forming the outlet Of the tobacco
growing GTayson Butler Ohio Davies Marshall and
Mcrackeu passing through the rich and extensive htutnons
COAL FIELDS situated in Graysou Hopkins CALDWELL and
Mutltuburg Along the entire route is found unlimited
supply LUMBER, and in many localities large deposits
OF IRON-ORE exist.
The rad nearly and Of construction,
100 miles having graded end % miles put order The
Capital stock amounts to Sd OBS 900, which the City Lon
Vile suei slOo0J) n per Bonds all Of which have been
sold Welding in cash upwari Of 4]O0OOo and the balance individual
subscriptions and County OF the latter 100000 have been lis
posed Of at g per cent.
To Jay The completely comp the rod there vii be issued
THREE MILLIONS oF DoIIAIs Of First Mortgage Bonds
The Bonds viii pass through hands Of the United States Trust
Co. o.. NvYork where the proceeds sales will he deposited to be
paid COMPANY only mile Of the ROAD completed
The most rigid care has been exercised protect by every legal safe
eari The interests Bonlhoios With Che capital already eruIsi
proceeds Of tie Bonds offered tie road viii be finished and
equipped a early Jay.
The ansqemut Of this road hands Of responsible
f'vorblv Kentucky. with the guarantee o.
their able and thiul direction and tie large stock subscribed
these Bonds form very and desirable investment
Tie price - 1-2 and accrued interest
Any further M FURNISHED upon application 90 either Of
tie Undersigned
NORTON, SLAUGHTER & Co.,
II BEOADST.
WILLIAM ALEXANDER SMITH CO.,
10 wALL.ST.
IIALLGARTEN & Co.,
y.vY.rs. June o. 1870 2s BRoADsT.
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41RAyy CATTLE yrARKrT-Jrvr p.

lei. stated that the Central Railroad today cattle Buffalo
deliverable per and sheep and h0s a. the came rate as
Isl per transaction u beeve, thus far this week
JTui change the Of the market Lambs uu-
eeh1ge1 Sheep. ale. higher. with a fair demand
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DUBLIC NOTICE Is hereDy gwen ~ NY
rs Of @, s s9l ~ fSad e 81 t N Act 70 saScf
io he construction o Railroad mi Onehunlcl an ~ Nv WI
s ss = Ant mi Va u.s. they n % at public G Cow
Room 81 the CITY Hen 10 sad CITY ON % ~ and franchise
/, construct opcutt snina power and use railroad W.T.. 49,,
or doabe ct hereinafter provided and to COVE ar
q. i oO Io s o. as IL the y NesYE cqgmeqeHs on
tf Nol Hudson River, at ne 700 o. With dute
track Muhst lnst thence through sna VaA LS 80
double track to One hundred aR twenty n bi rst 10 ts East
or 1,rlSn Riyer also Ouehu1dred nih'st hs9ee
through and so1 Che TaT SS through and along onhSS
9th st.. with double uat , 10 ne a Th .1
, r through sBd along the Tentha.e with double track
70 the terminus said TenhsVe together with The Necessary cor nee
the working and accOmnods
,s ~ railroad said streets avenues routes
d rosd 70 completed within two years from the passage Of sad
sTenne A. last the shall be opened graded and paved
from ehundr twenty 6fhs such sale viii he eoniueie in
Who shall offer pay the city treasury the largest Of money for
scb tight privilege franchise shall receive from said Commissioner
operate and the accordance with the
provisions Of the said such certificate to he issued tie payment
Of bond the Mayor Aldermen and ConmOna Of the
CITY Of Neyiork the two hundred aud my thousand DO "
good Rd sufficient surees be approved by the Comptroller OF
hsu bn Two ye,ts IN and cowre al road sp e1up The
requisite number and horses except along Tenth
but should he they be eae prevented by
legal rocee CONFLICTING and constructing the same
s d he SINKING Pun5 are authorized and reserve the ri m 10 eject
should the franchise for sale the net Of
ie Legislature under which THIS sale Is to be made can be procured at
A. OAKLEY HALL MAYOR.
RCHARD b. CONNOLLY Comptroller.
JOHN J. BRADLEY. Chamberlain
JOHN X. HACkkTI Recorder.
JOHN MOORE Chairman Finance Committee,
NICHOLAS HAUGHTON Chairman Finance
Committee, Boari Of Assistant Aldermen,
Z
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COLORED HELP obtain -uch saoE notice by applying
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Pratt's astral" Oil.

Unlike many other Illuminat ting Oils. Ia
~ perfectly pure and free from all adultcra-
lions or mixtures of any kind. 1t emts no
offensive smell while burning, gives soft and
brilliant light, and can be used with the same
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ever offered to the public; and Insurance Com
panies endorse and urge upon consumers the
use Of the astral" Oil in preference to any
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New Law Books

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This remedy is compounded expressly 70,
purifying and cleansing the blood Of ali in.
nrmitles, going at once to tie foupt a in baad
OF OF disease. 1t extinguishes ~
i""toTs. Consunnptton, Syphilis, Skin Es-u,,-
aons. SAT- Rheun,, Bois RheuYnotisrn
NJ vase y Vitality, Scrofula.
=. We all know that the pron,iscuoua vacc;n..
tlon lnd1lged in during the late war bred the
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taken from the arms Of many persona fnlil 81
scrofulous cores. TAs 'uAi VI
Then Of course the impurities of the scrofu.
lous patient were absorbed in the blood of men
otherwise without diseases, and both became
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aIew months ago, the origin of it.
Henrys Constitution Reuovator
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1t imparts
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CLEARNEss TO THE HEAD
bR1aHTNEss TO THE COMPILATION.
buoYANCY TO THE SPIRITs
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FOR all affections OF the kidneys IL ia rns,.r
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Two sisters in Missouri fought a duel
with case-knivns about q lover. One of
them received painful wound in the
waterfall, while the other got q slash
across the panier, which will disable her
until she gets new dress made. The
lover sat on fence and laughed like O
villain. - - -
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THE SEASON AND ITS DANGERS
The human body Is chiefly composed of tis-
sues and fbres as sensitive to every change
In the condition Of The atmosphere as the
moet delicate clectrometcr, OF. the quicksilver
i'll q barometer tube.
The stomach, the skin, the nerves. the
lungs, and the excretory org ans are especially
liable to be affected by these variations. and
the bost defence against their disastrous ten
dency Is to keep the digestive machinery,
which feeds and nourishes the whole system
in good working order.
fthe stomach is weak or disordered, neither
the blood nor tho bile can be in healthy
state, and upon the fitness Of these two i'm
portant fluids for the offices assigned to them
bv nature, and the regularity Of their flow.
health in Q great measure depends.
When the air is heavily laden with chilling
vapcre, as it often is at this season of the
year, the digestion should be an object of pe.
cuhar care. III it is weak and languid. the
whole physical structure will be enervated. IF
IL 10 vigorous, the entire organization will be
strong to resist the untoward and depressinp
influence OF damp end vitiated atmosphere
pure and powerful tonic is therefore
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the nervous system braced up, and nature put
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complaints which areapt to assal the unton-
ed and unfortifiedore anizations. The body ia
strengthened without exciting the brain, and
;G.onseaaentiy 10 10 unpleasant reaction follows
March q 10
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Mr1: Morris, the newly appointed fe-
male Justice Of the Peace in Wyoming.
is the type of the aggressive woman OF
the period. Tall, muscular, $50 pounds
IN weight, fftJ-se7en years of age and
not ashamed to acknowledge it, the wife
OF respectable gentleman and the
mother of twins; sho writes for the Req.
olufion. and undertakes to study law. On
her first court-day the judici Al ermine in
which she appeared consisted of calico
gown. worsted breakfast shawl, green
ribbons in her hair, and green neck tie.
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EXTRACTS FROM YAn1ous s1rrr,a

..r .AihaCIS FROM VARIOUS IETTFpa
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beiore that had no skin disease. Until hsi
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,,anS gu 'ErtuIes with running sores. Since
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CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
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Moh tbs ON Il Geo UNITS.
OFFICERS.
VIM. Martin, President
John John F. F. Thnn Trai%sn; as, vice-rresiden..-
5as% 5hn%n' e. + r smf,R sanfSs' Cashier Cashier
Directors
Wade HAMPTON, Columbia.
William Martin, Columbia.
r. W Mchaster, Columbia
q. Haskell, Columbia
J. =. Thomas, Columbia.
T. H. Heiuiish Columbia.
John B. Palmer, Columbia
Thomas +. Gregg, Columbia.
j. III Gregg, Marion
Ct. 4. Scott, Eewbcrry
w. q. Mayes, Newherry
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JOHN p. THOMAS
JAN IN WADE HAMPTON GIBBTs
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~ ADvERTIsIHG.
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Each subsequent insertion, so
Weekly, each insertion, rs

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double monthly rates; months. tim ca month,
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gSDTvpR0Rgi By CoNGRRss.- The New
York Herald is 30 out of patience with
ehes facility with which divorces are
granted SIND tho consequent shaky, CON-
dttion OF the marriage relation, that it
ETaToiy proposes that Congress take the
matter in hand and pass uniform laws for
aiEthe States. 30 that the general we'll
being and social organization Of society
may be strengthened. It claims that, as
Congress has found il necessary to ar
range the railway and telegraph inte-
rsess, it sheuld likewise attend to this i'm
portant feature of marital law. If such
Q thing was done there would immediate
" De organized in Washington divorce
ring. which would, for O consideration,
unite couples through bills hurried
through both houses, with more facility
and less cost than the Indiana authori-
tiee can afford to do. OF course, no State
could, If it wonld, compete with such
monopoly. The morals of members of
Congreas are 30 immaculate, and they
lead such pure and sanity lives, that they
would be eminently fitted to decide deli
cate points OF evidence with unbiased
and disinterested minds. They would
be Ikea Board Of Cardinals sitting in
judgment on the morals of the libretto
OF "Genevieve di Brabant" or '.La Belle
Helene" 90 ignorant are they of the
world and the flesh" II Congress
concludes to manage this lucrative bu-
siness sin the interests of the people. /"
Sumner should be made Chairman OF the
Committee on Domestic Relations, thus
having charge of this as we'll as our for
eign affairs.
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To the Public.

10 the Public.
& l WOULD RESPECTFULLY
ET&kJ Jlnform the citizens of Columbia
ILL., @ and tho surrounding country &C.
GAS. ,j&3neraiy that have resumed my
9SlASSzDDoid Business again, after lapse
OF I~ehti years, engaged in the manufacture
OF Iron, ann again back at my fr.t Business,
that OF WATCH. CLOCK AND JEWELKY-
Tl There a fuil Stock OF all Goods kept in First
CLASS establishment can be found. Ishsllu-e
my best Gndeavors to give satisfaction tn aII
L nope 10 receive share or patronage Ishall
keep FIRST Class Workmeu, and all work en-.
trusted to me will be warranted
NoVo WILLIAM GLAZE
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New York Advertisements.

New York AdVertisements.
A WAY WITH sPECTACLEs.-Oldc cyos
"A made new easily without doctor or mcdi.
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt of 10 cents.
WAY WITH UNCOMFORTaRv.E
N TRUSSES.-Ccmfort and euro for the
ruptured. Sent post aid on receipt of 10 cents.
Address, DIR. r. BFUO'TE
Dec I'D f3mO 12U Lexington Ave- N Y
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HE3NJRxs@
CONSTITUTION REN0VAT0R,
Or Blood Cleanser. a....s

'B'HlS medicine is known to the faculty as
Il being the concentrated flpid eYtrant 70 10
Sareapariila, tied with other valuable mefii.
oinai herbs, and is guaranteed as chemicaiiv
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sCROFULA AND COMMUNICATIONS
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German Cattle Powder.

OeIWdH CHCCI6 FOWU6r.
IHSEx1a FOR the cure and prevention Of II
X$M diseases to which Oxen, Mich
-Q.N- Cows, sheep and Hogs are subject.
armeiB, Drovers and others will find this MI
excellent Medicine, and none should be without
it. 1t purifies tho blood, carries tff all gross
humors. and thus prevents disease. 1t i'm
proves their appearance and condition. When
cattle are oppressed with heat, fatigue and in
low spirits, few doses will restore the m. For
M;!c!; Cows. it is an Invaluable powder when
calving; it increases the quantity and richness
have good cattle. take care OF them This
Powder liz for sale only at the Drug Sr"re of
Dec 10 FISHER n HFINITSH
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SARRACENIA BITTERs

sovereign remedy for
ID Y . F B - STA
,;.ii ana diseases arising from disordered con-
dltI"n a. OF the stomach and Liver. PrensrsS hg
"' W: ,co hiMAR, Che mist and Druggist.
fU' n. k,ns' co,rer VanderhoIst street.
Jan IL ~ Charleston, South Caro;nna
ns- SOLD By all DRUHGISSS 1Wa
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soAAH HoFiCE.-To parties in want of
Doors, sashes and Blinds, We refer to the ad-
vertlSement OF p. P. Toale, tho large manu-
!sctnrer of those goods in Charleston. Price
list furnished on application. Ju,y II 9mo