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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07

Stock In the interior towns.... 60,400 18, ,125
Total. al....................... 15oa5so 1,422,5s5
Excess In visible supply S1,055
Stock OF cotton held by Manchester spinners at
the mills, now 400 bales; same time 1859, s5 goo
bales. Middling Orleans now lid; then, 11Xd
CRoP.-The condition Of the crop appears to be
as follows: Increased area planted in cotton from
10 to 20 per cent, The labor. has been increased
60. 600, and perhaps more, BY general movement
and Tennessee to richer lands In the southwest.
The preparation Of the ground has been alto.
gether better than last year, and the amount OF
been more favorable. The condition Of all farm
implements and mules Is much improved. All
that is wanted 10 make an increased crop is good
weather. AS for the picking, that question has
could gather over 900 bales, there will be no
trouble in picking more this year II it Is grown.
PRICE IN L1vERpooL.-lt Is surprising fsct
thas notwishstanding our large crop 1ae Price OF
ber 1869, to 1st June, 1870, has averaged l1.56d,
while for same period the previous year the price
only averaged 11-2sd. How is 1t that with crop
OF 500 900, larger than was expected last Sept en-
ber, that prices have been maintained at higher
range than when the crop was only "a mlllions2
Was 1t not because the crops for the three previ-
Gus years were not large enough for the wants Of
the world, and that we commenced this season
with dirth OF cotton and cotton goods all over
the world? 1t has taken nearly year OF increas.
ed production TO 1 up this gap, and as yet with
very ubLIc eueCb Ou Iiic ptlCco VI SOoucs DuI ~
does not by any means follow that because this
crop has been disposed Of at full prices, that
another as large, OF larger, Will go at same rates.
No; give the spindes OF the world cotton enough
to run full time. which has not been the case for
years, and there is an end to the competition for
the raw cotton. Three and half millions In this
country, with the supplies from other sources,
would, We believe, be sufficient to keep all the
mills busy. When that Is the case. the planter
cannot expect to realize such profits on his in
vestments as lie has been receiving, but only
fair and reasonable return for his time and labor.
BOMBAY SHIPMENTs.-By special kilograms from
Finlay, Clark Co:
1870. 1859.
Ct. Brit. Cont. ct. Brit. Cont.
3ist May ..... 72Oo0 -. 62,66s e,26l
Previously re-
ported ...... 800, 600 $4,000 5so,o65 144,3ls
100000 12S,Ooo 051,72S 15o,67e
Eports .1st to Sd
june. 9]Ouu 4uuu o,4Z Z,ooo
$4,000 1920 6eo, 14e 1929
Deficit to Great Britain. .104.1+9
Deficit to Continent. nt........."............ 81 2S7
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07
ID E C A R E F q ]
WHAT EDICINE
YOU TAKE.

When you are exhausted by overwork of head
or hand, and feel the need OF something invgorat-
inq, don't drink whiskcy or any intoxicating
thing whether under the name OF Bitters or other.
wise Such articles give just as much strength
70 your weary body and mind as the whip gives
to the jaded horse, and ne more. Alcoholic stim.
ulaTits are Injurious to nerve health, and are al.
ways followed by depressing reaction.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07

had been just week In the Bad when the
denocement Of this story came out
We had gone up the river one morning in a
:'hen-coop," and landed some three miles or
so above Lindenbad, and stroled away, out of
sight of the boatmen, along the bank, down to
which extended the low scrub and brushw0od
of the forest.
We had sat down on sort Of little crag
which overhung the river, and from which
Helen had discovered view which she was
doing her best to sketch under an organized
series Of Interruptions from me. Lying there
at her feet, watching her eyes, and drinking
in her voice, thinking of that new life she had
given rne, and that was precious to me for her
sake, was terribly near my death.
There was hardly breath Of air astir; and
yet, all at once, my pot-hat, that was tilted
over my eyes to keep of the sun-glare, rolled
away lazily across the turf, fppGd so neatly
and lightly that hardly felt it OH my head.
a sharp crack and little puff of white
smoke rising above clump Of brushwood eX-
planned this phenomenon.
saw at once what this meant. / was on
my feet and halfway across to the cover which
sheltered my would-be assassin in couple OF
bounds. Another bullet whizzed by my ear,
and then had sprung into the thickct, struck
by one lucky blow O smoking revolver from
the shaking hands, and flown at the throat OF
Alvarez Smith,
1t was as we'll I,had lost no time, he got no
chance of using his knife.
heard Helen scream, and then saw her fall
lifeless on the turf where we had been sitting,
and then was wrestling for dear life with
madman. He had no science, but he held me
like fierd. cut him off his legs again and
again; but he clung so desperately to me that
| couldn't drop him. Each fresh Struggle
brought us nearer and nearer the edge OF the
little crag. l guessed what he wanted to do,
and put all my remaining strength into one
fierce (lpSnpratp effort t0 hinr him
This time he went down, but my foot had
slipped on the dry, short turf, and he man-
aged TO pull me dowl upon him.
felt his arms close around me in grip of
steel as he twisted and writhed toward the
edge; heard his yell of >liabolical triumph in
my ears; knew that we must roll over; felt the
earth slip away from me; felt the mad rush
Of air by me; felt a shock that seemed to stun
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07
Dopp,s NERy1NE AND INyIGoRAToh

Is a Tonic and gentle stimulant, which Is not at
tended by reaction. What 1t gains for you II
maintains. When 1t refrnshes body or mind, 1t
stay We are not recommending teetotalism in
the interest OF any faction; but long and extend
ed observation teaches us that he who resorts to
the bottle for rest or recuperatiOn, Will fnd as he
keeps at 1t, that he Is kinding fire In his bones
which Will consume like the flames Of perditiOn
Turn from it. Take tonic that will refresh and
not destroy. DODD'S NERvINE Is for sale by all
Druggists. Price One dollar See book Of certi
acates that accompanies each bottle.
iune25
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07
LIST OF VESSELS
D o NJ E s T l C

UP, CLEARED AND SAILED FOR THIS PORT.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07

For Cleaning WINDOWS twithout water) re-
moving Stains from MARBLE and PAINT; Polish
ing KNIVES, (no scratching;) Washing DISHES,
scrubbng FLOORS, FLOOR CLOTH, TABLES,
BATH TUBS, &C.; Polishing Tin, Brass, Iron,
Copper and Steel Wares: Removing Gums, Oil,
Rust and Dirt from Machinery. Indispensable
for House Cleaning, and lll uses except washing
ciothes) 1t costs but few cents, anil Is sold by
all good Grocery, Drug and Notion Stores.
For sale by GOODRICH, WISEMAN Il CO.,
Wholesale Druggists, and D0WIE, NOISE d
DAVIS Wholesale Druggists Charleston, S. c.
mch1 tuth6mOs
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07

FOREIGN.
LONDON, June 6.-HoIiday to-day.
PARIS, June G.-Bourse closed dull. Rentes 74f
42c.
HAvRE, June e.-Cotton opened heavy both on
spot and afloat.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-07


I was in Eysium, and lost the count Of time.
A step. soft and cat-llke, that neither OF Us
heard, came down the walk. A drv branch
cracked under the cautious tread, and then we
both looked up. A man passed US. / knew
him instinctiyely. The fierce black eyes, con-
tracted IN their wrath, which met nina in one
brief, vindictiye glare, could only belong to
one man.
That 1.-THE. dark parsonage with the feline
tread, and the ugly, yellow physiognomy,
must needs be the hero Of Charlie Twis,Ieton's
story, the man who bad bought up the arbitra-
ment, OF Helen, Wybrowe's fate-Alvarez
Smith.
He never looked at her this time, only at
me. I wonder whether the mans instinct
told him, even then, that I loved her2
Mrs. Wybrowe rose a little pale; the dark
circle under her eyes more plainly visible, sort
OF hunted look upon her lace that made my
pulse throb angrily
-. "Amy seems to have forgotten me-" she
.Haid, let us 60 and look tor her."
We walked Across the croquet.iawn, for .
while silently.
Then she said, 'You know that man who
passed us Just now2 2"
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02

.EsTRAYs-After the first day OF No
any person is allowed by law to take up
estrays. We condcnse below the re-
ouireplents of the law after such taking
up:
ANY person taking up an estray is re
qured within five days to post written
notices in three public places in the town
ship, containing description of the ami
NAL If not reclaimed by the owner with
in ten days, he shall go before Justice
of the Peace of the township, and make
oath as to where the stray was taken up,
and that the marks or brands have not
been altered. The Justice will thereupon
summon three appraisers to appraise. the
same, whose report shall be entered in
book kept by the Justice for that pur-
pose. Within ten days the Justice is re-
quired to send certified copy of the APP
praiscment and description Of the stray
to the Clerk of the District Cou TT, who
will enter the same in an "Estray Book,
and if the appraised value of the cstray
exceeds ten dollars, he shall cause the
same to be advertised once in the ioca!
paper, and twice in the Ioaca homestead
\ copy of the Homestead is sent to the
Clerk, and kept on file in his office, where
it may be consulted by parties who have
lost stock
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02
The Western Rural Two Now
Branches ODeued,

The prosperity of this popular Farm
and Family Weekly is unprecedented, and
its subscribers may now be found in cv-
cry "nook and granny of the Great West.
Its plan of two offices, and two separate
editions, at Chicago, ILL.,, and Detroit,
Mich, has proved SO satisfactory to all
concerned that further extension has
been determined on. Commencing with
Jan. 1st, 1871, editions will be published
at Columbus, Ohio and at Kansas City,
Mo. The offices will be opened at these
places about Dec. list. A competent cd
itor and business manager will reside at
each place Each edition will contain all
matter of general interest that appears in
either of the others, while each will give,
also, much matter, such as markets, etc,
of more particular Importance to the
readers of each, as determined by their
locality and respected circumstances and
needs 1t is only $500 per year. Ex-
anime it before subscribing for any other
agricultural Journal.
Magnificent Premiums are given for
Clubs of subscribers, from Taco to T~o
Hundred Clubs can be raised in every
village, school district, or neighborhoou.
Write for Premium List Specimen NUM-
bers sent free Address II. n. f. LEWIS,
Publisher, at either Chicago, ILL.,, Detroit,
Mich, Columbus, o., or Kansas City, Mo.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02


ARREsr-An officer came down from
West Union yesterday, upon an entirely
mistaken and fruitlcss mission, fact of
which nobody was more thoroughly con-
WINGED than himself before he left town.
His errand was to arrest Mr.. VIM. What,
of WHAT e Co, swagon makers, of this
city, for forgery. The alleged forgery
was the signing of the name Of party
in Fayctte county mot named in the
warranty, to a patent right note. 1t is
quite possible that this party has been
sWindlcd, and also possible that the
swimdling was done by some former or
present resident of our city, but it is ex-
treme!y improbable that Mr.. What is the
man. Ia the first place Mr. What has
never been in Fayettc county ut all, and
in the next What & Co. have never taken
any notes in Fayette county or any
where else about the character or validity
Of which there has been any dispute.
The officer from Fayette became convln-
ced of the facts, and for time was much
bcwildered as to his duty in the matter.
He started yesterday afternoon with his
prisoner, proceeded a short distance, and
then turned back intending to take Mr..
JAS What instead. But Il glance at his
| warrant informed him that that could
not be done, and so he finally left with
Mr.. What this morning. The latter will
probably be back tomorrow.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02
REFEREES SALE.

n-otic. +. hereby wiven that the undersigned
Y Re,rre - appointed by the Circuit Court 81
nnchann county, lows, will offer for sale and sci
- he hi,rhcs, bidder the following real estate IL
puchan,,, county, Iowa. viz; Southwest quarter
Il .nrtinn thirly-,heac and the southwest quarter
~ tIn s,tti,-eN-t quarter of section tWantN-hint
in Toxyn.iD I'll ,hty -uiuc, range nine AT the from
Innr Of me court House, In the city OF lndepra
Jonre Iowa. on the 9th day of December, 1870
cn,nmnucur N 10 o'clock. A. NJ. sald sale to b'
a. e,Iloys. The south west quarter of section thir
~ three Township cishty-niue, to be divided in'
ts,n arr, Ions being prairie land.
Terms of sale onc-third cash ana me halahel
in two equal annual payments with use at ten pei
cent. ..,. ,.,,,.,,st o,,rter
The southwest quarter OF the south-tsS, l"at;.e'
,f .nrt;nn tYenty.ninc in Township cighty-nine
range nine to be divided into iiic acre inls. ;,
Terms of Sale-Onc fourth of the amount OF sac
c,sb and The balance in one year win use ~ i.i
,nr cont Deferred payments to be secured by
mortgare to the satisfaction oil the court. iur
chnsers Of the south west quarter OF seciion ihry
three Township eighty nine. range h'nc 10 nave
thn privilege of discouning the deferred payments
al the rate often per cent. ,raoro 80 n,
said sale being made by virtue OF an order o' !n'
Circuit court of Buchanan county. Iowa, AZ th'
November term, 1870, of said Court ~ i Gus,
wbcrein Abram IL. Fondaand Benjamin NJ. heoveS
y~,o r,ajptifs aud oziaS Perry and Others were &c
DIM nf land 10 be sion n the ofl!ce Of James Is
miLnu; in Inlegepd INC
"iT""i " ' ItEa ". ReN.ss ]
a. H.GAMPRfLL, Referees.
o,.ov ErHRIAM LEACH
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02

CHANaEs-Whait & Co. have removed
their wagon shop to that recently occu'
pied by A. Hageman, on Chatham st.
Ransier & Flanagan dissolved partner
ship some weeks since, and Ransier "goes
it alone" at the old stand, on Chatham
St.
Tabor & Irwin, druggists, have also
dissolved, Dr. Tabor continuing the bu-
siness at the same place.
Lee & Weart, Attorneys, have taken
possession of the new Office in King u
Kenyon's building.
Last but not least our neighbor the
Conservative has fitted to the new and
spacious quarters prepared for it in the
same building We congratulate it upon
the change of base
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02
Liberty Lyceuna.

SUB DIST. No. 2, Fov. 20, 1870.
Society met according to adjournment
Meeting called to order by the President
The exercises were then opened by a
song from the choir, after which, the roll
was called, showing thirty members
present, and house full of spectators
Minutes of the previous meeting then
read and accepted; Select reading by
Miss Sophia Foster; Declarations by
James Murphy and Charles Foster; Els
say by Miss Nora Anders.
The general discussion was opened by
T. j. Utterback on the affirmative, and
A. j. Anders on the negative. The ques-
ton for discussion was:
Reso1ced, That the love of money has
more influence over man than the love OF
woman.
The decision given, was unanimously
in favor of the negative.
Society then adjourned to meet on
Friday, December End, 1870.
A. J. ANDERs, Sccy.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02
ENOr 1871.

II Is the oldest, best established. most reliable.
and most faithful to Republican principles, of all
the Chicago papers.
Unlike all Others. il steers clear of llumbuggery,
Sensationalism, aud immortality.
1t publishes all TIE AetCS, from every part OF the
country and the world, By III graph dadHe HadS,
promptly and fully.
1t especially aims to he hWSt'coWhy In its inteli-
renee and in lis discussions, and to fill its columns
with raiiefy Of readiag m Her, so that every read
or whatever may he his tastes or interests. will
dnd something acceptable and profitable in it..
TUEDAILl EVENING JOURNAL is publish
ed every afternoon TSundays excepted ut 3 and >
O'Clock, and AVERAGES thirty roian"% q te$h ae'rS'
coyrtslou feace, marka rpo'7S, mtNttctAeo"s ifaH-
ina eir daily Every Saturdays EVENING JOUR
NAL is filled with choice literary matter ana ms
cellany. for Sunday reading. 49, ,
THE TRI- EEKLI JOURNAL Is pnblishe'i
every other day tuesdays, Thursdays and Satnf,
days.) and each issue contains all the news ana
reading matter of the Daily of its date OF pnhica-
ton and of the preceding day.
ly made up sheet, is published every Wednesday,
aud is iirst-class Family Newspaper. II gives
all the news of the week editorial discussions OF
current topics a great variety of choice misce!la-
ny (ncluding stories, pleasant and Instructive
sketches and letters poetry, WI, humor, eic lah''
the latest markets from all the commercial cen
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which to make their announcements. The DAILY
has circulation of over 10000 in city and country,
and tn. TIL WEEKLY and WEEKLY circulate very
largely in all parts of the Northwestern States.
TrpNs.-Inyariably in Advance.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02

ACcIDENT.-Mr S. VI. Osgood. Of the
Knitting Machine Depot, met with an &C
cidcnt on Monday morning, which only
by the most fortunate chance did not
prove more serious or fatal. He was i'll
a light wagon, and in the act Of turning
the corner of Main and Chatham streets
the seat gave way. This threw him vic.
lently to the ground, landing on his head
and shoulders. He Immediately arose
but was soon overcome by faintncss and
was taken into TabOrs drug store where
his hurts were examined. There was nc
outward wound but he was confined to
his room several days by soreness ant
pressure upon his lungs. He is now abb
to attend to his daily business.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02
New Advertisements.
SPECIAL ELECTION.
MORTGAGE SALE.

STATE OF IOWA, tss
Buchanan County.
WHEREAS, Thomas G. Goodwin and +. II.
w Kesscr. on the 18th day of May. A. ID. 1870.
executed and delivered to c. AultInan & Co. a
ChatteI Mortgage, dated on the 10th day of May,
1870, upon the following described personal prop
erty, tOwit:
One Threshing Machine, one pair of sorrcl
Horses one seven years old with bald face and
four white feet the other six years old, and one
chestnut sorrel Horse five years old. TO secure the
payment of $500, 90 on the 10th day Of November,
A. d. 1870 and said mortgage was duly recorded
in the Office of the Recorder of Deeds in and for
Buchanan County, Iowa, in Book 81, of Chattel
Mortgages on page 5l2. on the 21st day of June,
1870 at 80 O'Clock A. NJ, and. whereas there has
been no payment of the money secured by said
Chattel Mortgage.
Now therefore, notice is hereby given. that in
pursuance of the statutes in such cases made and
provided, the said Chattel Mortgage will be fore
closed by sale of the property therein described,
at public auction, at the east door of the Court
House, in the city of Independence, County of Bu-
chanan State of iowa, on the oath day of Deceri-
Der, A. D. 1870. at O'Clock p. NJ, of said day, or
SO much thereof shall be necessary to satisfy the
said sum of $3.50. with interest costs and expense
of sale unless the same shall he sooner paid.
JOHN A. DAVIS, Sheriff.
Sheritf's Office, Independence,
$780, November 30, 1870. 22-2w
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02
$1,000 PER WEEK
A CAR O..

A CLERGYMAN. while rcsdn. in South America
AZ missionary. discovered safe and simple rem
cdy for the Cure of Nervous Weakness. Early De
cav Diseases of the Urinary and Seminal Organs.
and The whole train of disorders brought on by
bancfnl and vicious habits. Great numbers have
been cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by a
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate, |
will send the recipe for preparing and using this
medicine in a sealed envelope, to any one who
needs it, Pre- 4f eAaIge. Address JOSEF r. IN
MAN. station u. Bible House, New York city.
IS WATCH y TIC T" ';sss' , nasss"n"
s;oid Watch Co. have appointed l.. '. DEFoR-
EST & CO. Jewellers, 10 Il Il Broadway, ~ y,
Soie ldtatS for the iniffa SGtes: and nave author
lied them To sell their great Eureka ALUMINIUM
Gold Watches for Three Dollars, and TO warrant
each and every one to keep correct time Tor one
year. This Watch we guarantee TO ne inc pes'
part Of the Globe. The works are III douhle-cases
Ladies' and Gents size. and are beautifully chased
The cases are made OF the metal no" :" widely .,
exact color of Gold, which it always retains; It
will stand the test of the strongest acits; no one
can tell ii from Gold only by weight, the Alumni
nm Gold hein. Il lighter. The works are made
Inv machinery same as the wcll-known American
Watch The Aluminium is a cheap metal, hence
we can afford to sell the Watch Tor - ana MAKE a
box and send il by mail 70 any part 81 me ;. on
receipt Of $3.50: fifty cents for packing ana posi-
o~e Address all orders TO l.. V. BEfoklST
co. 10 4 ~ Broadway. y. !. E-W
n.xchomancy.-An gentleman or lady can
make 81. 900 month. secure their own hap
niness and independence. by obtaining fSrHiio-
N\NcY. FASCINATION, or SOUL CIi AIMING.
tnn n, res: cloth Fun instructions to use th.
mower over men or animals nj will, how TO Mcs-
mncrize. become Trance or Writing Mediums, DIV
;.tinn Sniri.ualism, Alchemy. Philosophy of
mm,ans and Dreams. Brigham lonng'S ilarcm.
Gnia. re- Marriage Sc. all contained in This book ;
100000 sold price by mail in cloth ,,; T,s; paper
o,,ont win receive sample copy of the work tfte.
a. no cani,al is required. all DESTROYS of genteel
cmploy ment should send for the h8"k' ENCLOSING
south Sth 81 Philadelphia. I-iW
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02

Youthful, BELIGERENCY-Ed war d
Press and Henry Ritter, two youths OF
Is, sought to settle difference Of opinion
by fighting it out in Main street, last Sat
urday evening. As they were engaged in
giving and receiving mutual tokens of dis
tinguished consideration, Marshal Shipley
happened along, and put an end to the
discussion by arresting both, and taking
them before Esq Cnrtis, who fined them
81 each and costs Ritter paid, but Cress
spent the night and Sunday in the iron
clad
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02

O. & ST PR. Rive had the salts
faction yesterday Of examining at the Of
fee of Lake & Harmon, the map and
profile Of the recent survey Of the Ottum-
wa & st. Paul r. r. through Buchanan
county, just forwarded by the engineer,
from Ottumwa. The route through the
county as laid down on the map is very
nearly an air line, the direction being al
most directly north and south The pro-
file shows route of easy grades, with
cuts and fills about equally balanced.
The highest point in the line in this coun-
ty is about two miles south of town, on
land belonging to the estate of Albert
Clarke, deceased: From this point north
into the valley of the Wapsic, is the
heaviest grade on the line. 1t is about
half mile in length, and about 541. feet
to the mile. Just south Of the crossing
of Bear Creek is another short grade OF
about So feet.
Buchanan County bulletin. [volume] (Independence, Iowa) 1869-1891, 1870-12-02

A fact that all should bear III mind:
That Turner has a fine assortment OF
every thing pertaining to Lady's or
Gents toilet, and making that class OF
goods speciality, has better styles and
better goods that are generally found IN
mixed up stores. Prices warranted as
low as can be found west of Chicago.
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