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nF the Executive Committee of tho Union
~ Reform Party is over tho Savings Bank
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Notices.


The Shivering lSenson.-The loss to the
laboring classes Of the United States caused
by fever and ague, has been estimated at up
wards Of two millions of dollars per annum
Whole settlements arc sometimes prostratcd
by the disease, and it is regarded in some To-
ca!ities, as one of those visitations of provi-
dcnco which cannot be avoided. This is a
mistake. AS certainly as any OF tho evils
which are invited by neglect may bo fore.
stalled by precantion-so certainly may au
attack OF intermittent {or remittent) fever be
prevented by invigorating the system with
Hostetters Stomach Bitters, in advance of
the season, at which this malady prevails.
Prevention, it is needless to say, is the wisest
policy; but it is consoling to know that whcrc
time has not been thus taken by the forclock
and the paroxysms have actually commenced
complete euro may, in all cases, be rapidly
effected by tho use of this powerful vegetable
tonic Tho reputation Of tho Btters as spc-
cific for dyspepsia, liver complaint, constipa-
ton and nervous debility, has in some mca-
sure thrown into the shade it's merits as a
preventive and cure of other ailments, but all
who have ever taken it, either as protection
against or remedy for malarious fcvcrs, will
admit that it surpasses in efficiency all tho
so-called specifies, including quinine, usually
prescribed for these maladies, while it is at
the samo timo entirely harmless and decil..d-
ly palatablo. Sept &c
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si UnsNa IN Ia d. carafnFS eati.
mate by the New I York otton brokers,
OF the fSEth 0ming ettpl GRO opSgises tha
surplus yield this season Jat not less than
50O. 600 bales. 81 Even 'at the low figure
OF fifteen cents per pound this represents
an addition to- the national wealth of
$4,000, 600. The value. Of the entire
crop will mot be less than $3.50 900, 900.
Through, the medium of successive
crops. like this the South is destined, in
Q few years, to recover it's old prosperity.
Afe-Organization A Of the system Of mar
ketipg crops since the war enables the
planters to receive much larger share of
the proceeds than before. New York and
Liverpool have grown rich and luxurious
from the commissions charged tho pro-
Queer for selling his cotton. It used to
be said that the cement between each
brick OF our uptown palaces was mois-
tened with the sweat Of the Southern
lnborer. No doubt Southern industry
did o great deal toward building up the
cities OF the North. The larger part of
the profits on pound of cotton stopped
here. This condition of things has ma
terislly changed since the war. The
toll than formerly. The distribution of
w
South, annually, will soon make its peo-
pie rich again. In ten years tho sum
will more than equal the present total of
our national debt. No doubt rs wealth
increases and the people recover the
means of working their plantations pro-
duction will also increase, and ut the
end of the decade we have noted, the
South will be raising cotton enough to
supply the wants of the whole world ut
o cheap rate, and with great profit to
ITSELF What it wants now is political
quiet, immigration from Europe, and
cheap fertilizers for tho older States.
Fortunately oil three are promised. The
discovery of vast beds of o phosphate
manure along the banks of the South
Carolina rivers seems almost providen-
tlal, in view of the worn condition of
the cotton lands in the Atlantic belt.
M Ne,o York Netcs
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While playing poker in New Orleans,
Mr.. O.Niel got four aces and king, and
bet o hundred dollars, and because Mr..
Smith ''called'' him and showed We aces,
the former gentleman carved him with a
knife. Most oil the gamblers attended
the funeral, and by their presence showed
that they approved of having nine aces
in pack of cards.
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~ ChoLENA IN CAlNA.-AI-
MOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH PAIN K1,1ER
ltrom Rev. Il. Teford, Missionary il. Chin.
now visiting His home in Pennsylvania
WASHINGTON, PENN.
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years as missionary in Siam and China
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ties. Batbc the stomach with the Pain Killer.
clear, and rub the limbs briskly. OF these
VINO had tho Cholera, and took tho medicine
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United States District Court South
Carolina District.

In re the Laurens Railroad Company, Bank
rupt.-In Bankruptcy.
ETHHE creditors Of tho Laurens Railroad,
Il bankrupt. are required by order of the
Court, dsted 26th August, 1870. to render and
establish their respective liens, before G. G.
Jaeger, Register, within thirty davs from the
publication hereof, or they will be precluded
from any distribution of the assets Of the said
bankrupt. JAMES NJ. BAXTER.
NEwBERnY. s. c., Sept 6, 1870. Assignee.
Sept 6 limo
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MOST EVERY CASE CURED WITH PAIN K1,LER
lFrom Rev. Il. Tclford Missionary il. Chinu.
now visiting lis homo in Pennsylvania
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New Things.

" Liver OH viii aypophosphites. Eiii.r pea 81
Gentian aud Iron, Wine of Wild Cherry fer
rated, Wine OF Pepib. .rnre, Powder Of ofpepain,
Elixir OF Barks, Iron aud Bismuth. Elixir OF
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Removal of Dental Office.

e. DIR. D: L. BOOZER has removed his
t1n9of1ice to Mr.. G.. Diercks' now building.
on Main street. over the Messrs. Porter 4
Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services TO his former patrons
and the public. juno 28
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
GEORGIA.

Reassembiins Of the Legislaturc-Recommen-
dntiOns Of Governor Bullock C0ncurred in
by the Senate.
ATLANTA, April 27, 1870.
Both Houses OF the Legisla ture met at noon to.
day.
The Joint committee appointed to wait upon Gov
ernor Bullock and General Terry made report to
either House recommending that the views and sug.
gestions Of Governor Bullock be adopted.
Governor Bullock, communicating his views to the
committee suggested the passage OF joint resOu-
on adopting the Appropriation act Of 1859 for the
first and second quarters Of tn present year: also
resolution continuing the tax act Of last year and
authorizing the Comptroller General to proceed
to act under 1t. The government OF Georgia
being provisional, the Governor thinks that the
Legislature cannot go into general legislation with
out complying with the opinion Of Attorney General
HOar in the Virginia case.
The Governor again requests the appointment OF q
committee of investigation in regard to the charges
made against him by Treasurer Angler. and
also to investigate the OF funds by the
State Treasurer for his the Treasurers) per-
sonal benefit, and the system of bookkeeping
IN that olllce. He also recommends a committee OF
Investigation into the affairs of the State road, and
that this being accomplished and approved by the
general commanding the district, that the Legisla-
ture adjourn to such day as they may determine.
The House adjourned without action until to-
morrow.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

LONDON MONEY MARKET.--LosDoN, April a.
r. M.-COnsois closea at ssH for money and
OAK 94 for the account. United States fve-twenty
bonds, 1862, ss5s; 1885, Old s75s: 1867 ss. ten-for
ties SO. stocks rrmer and higher. Erie Railway
1hares 1sA; illinois Centrals, lli,s; Atlantic and
Great Western q "a.
PARIS BouRsE.-PARIs, April 27.-The Boursc
closed declining. Rentes, Tsf 15c.
FRANKFORT B0URsE-FRANKFoRr. April IT,
United States fve-twenty bonds closed nat and
quiet.
LIVERPOOL CorToN MARKEr.-LIyERPooL, Aprii
27-5 r. M.-Tpc cotton market closed steady. Md
ding uplanda, lid. I'd: middling Orleans,
113fd. The sales OF the day have been 10000 bales
including 1000 bales for export anu speculation.
HAvRE COTTON MARKET.-HAvRE, April 2s.-Cot-
ton closed nat.
LIVERPOOL BREADsTUPFs MARxEr.-LIvERrooI,
April 80 p. M.-Corn, 2ss. I'd. per quarter for
European.
LIVERPOOL PROVISIONS MARKEr.-LwHRPooL
April 27-5 p. M.-Beef loss. ed. per tierce of S0i
lbs for Eastern prime mess. Lard, 7Os per cwt
LIVERPOOL PRODUCE MARKEr.-LivERPooL. April
27-5 p. M-Common rosin, -. 6l. a Is Oil. per cwt.
Turpeniine, Dos. 29s. 3D. per cwt.
LONDON PRODUCE MARKET.-LOSDoN, April ~. -
Calcutta linseed, 60s Cd. 6ls. Liseed oil hcavy
f32 f32 IS. per ton. Refined petroleum duh al Is.
S1d. per gallon Tallow quiet. Sperm oil quiet
Common rOsin quiet.
PETROLEUM MARKEr-ANrwERP. April 2z.-Petro-
leum closed firm at 52,.t. for standard white.
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MASSACHUSETTS.

Great Fire in Springfield burning Of the
New York Watch C0mpany's WORKSHOPS
Two Hundred Thousand Dollars.
SPRINGFIELD April 27, 1870.
The large factory OF the New York Watch Com
pany Orleans street in this city caught fire this
str0yed. One hundred hands were thrown out OF
employment.
The loss Is 100000 The insurance, which is
$85, 000 Is divided as fOlOws:-Ten thousand dollars
each In the North British and Mercantile, of London
Hartford, Etna and Phonix oil Hartford; Home of
Marine Of Springfield and $4,000 each In the Con-
tinental and International, of New York, and Nor
Wich of Norwich.
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PENNS YLVANlA.

Wholesale Homicide In Philadelphia-Two
Men Shot by q Policeman.
PHILADELPHIA, April q, 1870.
About two O'Clock this morning police officer
Max arrested q man for behaving disorderly
In Third street, above Montgomery avenue
He was attacked by another man who al
tempted to rescue the prisoner. when officer
Max used his revolver with fatal effect, Kill
ing both men, whose names were Hugh Murthrough
and James Welsh
Ofcer Max was severely beaten before he fred
His assaants were engaged In fght together when
he interferrcd. and they both joined in an assault
upon the oniccr. 1t Is reported that they
belonged 10 party OF young men who oc-
caslon much trouble e. the onlccfs. About
two weeks ago officer Long had difficulty with Two
OF the gang In which he shot ana slightly wounded
one " them. Ii Is said decease were only induIp-
ing In sham fight their oh ect being 10 find an op.
por UNITY 10 beai oiioer Max.
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ENGLAND.
The Marriage Question in Parliament,

The Marriage Question in Parliament,
LONDON April q, 1870
In the House Of Commons today the bill permit
ting marriage with deceased wife's sister was con.
stdered in committee.
Mr. Spencer Walpole opposed 1t.
Mr. Gladstone thought the Opposition to the bill
rested on narrow basis. Sectarian views might and
did differ the subject; the bill simpy made allow
ance for such diversity.
Mr.. BeresfOrd-HOpe vehemently denounced the
BILL and Lord Percy also declared against 1t.
Mr.. Denman showed that the Bible was silent on
such marriages, and Mr.. Palmer was for prohibiting
them altogether.
The bill was carried in committee by seventy ma.
Jorlty and reported to the House, after which the
sitting was adjourned
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
The Captain Generals News On Recent span-
ish ssuccesses-Forgery and Attempted As
MEXICO.

Reports Regarding Rebel Generals Cudena
Sill In the Field-SIa lighter Among Rebcls-
The Tehuantepec Ship Cana,.-Earthauake I'm
chihuahua.
HAVANA, April q. 1870.
The steamship City Of Mexico, which arrived here
To-Day rom Vera Cruz brings advices from the
Mexican capital up to the 18th inst.
1t Is rumored that the rebel General Huerta has
asked Tor permission to leave the country unmo.
Tested, ana agrees not to return under penaItv Of
ueatn. ~ Is also stated that General Aguerre mas
Grande. 'Ae A''o
Generals Cadena, Martinez and Soledo are sil
IN the Held with small bands
.,l,ns nns !, ,pronunciado Euchng, an American, was
Kllled IN an encounter with other pronuncIados by
enc0un er. " ~
Angel Santa Anna, son of the ex.dictator ia still
awaiting trial. He was brought to Puebla on the
lstn, where he VIII be tried with other political
prisoners.
Corona has proved true 60 the government
The Tehuantepec Ship Canal is still under discus
sion. In The national Congress an inquiry was moved
as 10 Mnelher the Ieliuantepec Railroad Company had
compiled with the terms of their concession. Con-
gress Is mostly engaged Oh financial questions ami
80 Iar mas shown itself careess about railroad bills,
several OF wnlch nave, as yet, remained untouched.
MIR. Buchanan, chief engineer Of the Mexico and
Vera Cruz Railroad, is going to England IN the in
terests OF that company, which improving.
severe shock of earthquake was felt in Hidalgo,
IN the State OF Chihuahua, on he 9th instant.
General Marescal, the Mexican Minister to the
United States, was expected in Mexico.
The press are continually inquiring about me trial
OF General Cant0. No movement on the part OF the
government had been made to that end.
Revolt Among ROcha's TrOopers-Prcsident
Juarez's Demand General L0zada-Exe.
cutiOn Of Rebel Chiefs-Romero's Bill for a
Mining Tax.
CITY OF MEXICO, April 1871
VIA HAVANA, April 27, 1870 !
detachment of troops, conveying $4,000 from
San Luis Potosl for General ROcha's command re-
vOted on the road killed their Officer and decamped
with the treasure.
President Juarez has sent q commissioner to Tepc
to induce General Lozada 10 give up the 5000 900 be-
longing to the national treasury ana seized by him.
The rebel chiefs Dominguez and Franco were exc
cuted aC Pachuca.
Trial by jury has been abolished by the State of
Jalapa.
The committee on the subject had reported unfa-
vOraby on RomerOs bill for q mining tax.
The charge OF twenty dollars on naturalization
papers has been abolished.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
CUBA.
Reported Ocieat Of the Insmrgeus Arrsy In tho
Macio Mountains.

Reported Ocieat Of the insurgents Arry II the
MaciO MOuntains.
HAVANA, April ~, 1870.
the steamship Mariposa arrived here this morning
from New Orleans
According to the Spanish reports three hatlalions
Of The Spanish forces attacked Modesto Diaxs rebel
army IN the Macio Mount aims yesterday. After nine
hours lighting the rebels were defeated
The Captain Generals Ncws On Recent Span-
ish Successes-Forgery and Attempted As
HAVANA, April 81, 1870.
The Captain General telegraphs the following
news:-
The troops at Najasa killed thirty insurgents
including two Americans. detachment mt
Counl destroyed powder MILL killed seven
insurgents and captured Prefect BeaucOurt The
column under BOudrch has brought in 1870
prisoners. rebel detachment from Cueya,a,
has surrendered with wagon train and stores
The rebels are thoroughly disorganized, and wan.
dering about In scattered bands without leaders
The latter are roaming along the coasts, seeking to
escape from the island. the rebel General AGRA
mante has thrown up his command.
young man named Casiellanas presented n
forged check at the Spanish Bank to-day The fraud
was dis 0vered, and the fOrger, while Attempting TO
escape shot ut Senior RHO, vice president or the
bank, but missed. the bullet entering the roof He
Ii now IN custody.
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
The Republican Convention I'm Rochester
Arrival Of Delegates - Active CmnvassiDg
Among Candidates.

KOCUF5TEK, ApfII II, IbVU.
Large delegations Of republicans have arrived In
this city by the various trains today and Tonight
and more are expected tomorrow morning. Can
vassIng las been going Oh actively during
the afternoon and evening, but yet no
slate has been made up. For the organization
stewart ID. Woodlord Is spoken OF temporary
chairman and Charles j. Foger for permanent pre-
dent For Chicf Juuge, H. T. Selden of Monroe
aud John ID. Talcot, OF Erie are named
The following gentlemen are named Tor
Associae Judges:-A. ). johnson, OF Oneida:
Henry Hogcboom, Of Columbia; Joseph Mullen, OF
Jefferson: Charles Andrews, OF Onondaga; Charles
Mason, Of Madison. r. s. Hale Of Essex Charles j.
Folger. Of New York. ana 4. Darwin Smith OF Mon.
roe. letter Is here from Ward Hunt declining any
nomination. Judge Mason, IL Is also given out vii
not accept the Chief Judgcshlp.
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TsLEGRApHIc NEWS ITEMS.

The widow OF Adjuant A. W. Brigham, killed in the
assault Petersburg va has been appointed posmsress
at Natick, Mass
tank In the refinery OF the Excelsior OIL Company at
Freedom, Pa exploded last night, killing the watchman
named James X. Coffee.
Carks machine works. Lyel street, Rochester NJ
Y, were destroyed by last night and Michael Punket
the wachmn pershcd In the aamcss The loss tia
feTty IL r2J,VuJ: insurance $9,C0G
The New York herald., 1870-04-28
GREECE.

Briaands' Murders u Cabinet Question.
LONDON April 27, 1870
Strong representations made by the foreign
Powers to the Greek government in regard to til Q
late massacre have led to the resignation OF General
SoutzCs, Minister Of War.
His place will be supplied. al interim, by valo
vritis, Minister Of the Interior.