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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
Anderson County, Court Common Pleas.

SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
John W. Daniels, Clerk of said Court, Plaintiff,
against John Kay, Mary Florence Kay, Ida
Cannon, John Hendrix and wife, Narcissa,
Nimrod T. Suiih. Defendants
To the Defendants, John Hendrix and wife, Mar
ciss;, aud Ida Cannon:
XyOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re-
quired to answer the complaint in this &C.
tiun, which is filed in the Office of the Clerk OF
Common Pleas, for the said County, and to serve
n copy OF your answer 10 the said complaint oil
the subscriber at his Office, at Anderson Court
House, S. c., within twenty days after the ser
vice hereof. exclusive Of the day Of such service
and if you fail to answer the complaint within
the time aforesaid the plaintiff in this action will
apply 10 The Court for the relief demanded in the
complaint.
Dated at Anderson Court House, S. c., Aug. 30,
1870. B. F. WlllTNER,
Plaintiffs Attorney
Sept l, 1870 10
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA
County Of Anderson.--m Equity.
August II, 1870

SUMMONS FOR RELIEF
A. C. Wardaw and ]. L. Wardlaw, Plaintiffs,
against j. N Erskine and wife, Martha L. Frs
kiue ct al, Defendants
To the Defendants, Sarah Simpson and husband,
Alexander H. Simpson, aud D. G. Burford and
wife, Mary Burford John Wardlaw, minor of
H. G.. Wardlaw, deceased, and his brother or
sister, name not known, q minor:
VtOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the Complaint in this action, which
is ted in the Office Of the Clerk Of Common
Pens for the said County, and to serve copy of
your answer to the said Complaint on the sub
scriber Mt his Office Anderson Court House, South
Carolina within twenty days after the service
hereof, exclusive Of the day OF such service; and
il you fail 10 answer the complaint within the
time aforesaid, the Plaintiffs in this action will
apply TO the Court for the relief demanded in the
Complaint.
Dated Anderson Court House, August II, 1870.
JOHN B. MOORE,
PlaintiTs' Attorney.
August 25, 1870 9
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Farm for Sale (!

A NY person wishing to purchase n desirable
n FARM, containing ESQ acres more or less.
with comfortable dwelling Of seven rooms, and
all necessary outbudings, located within three
miles of Anderson C. H., will do well to apply
Immediately to the editor of the Anderson Intelli-
gencer
July 81, 1870
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ScROFULA.

This is tant or infection of the human organ
ism, and probably one is wholly free from it,
Ii exhibits itself in various shapes-as Ulcers and
Sores Decayed Bones, Diseased Scalp, Sore Eyes.
Weak and Diseased Joints. ST. Vtus' Dance. Foul
Discharges FROM the Noslrils, Eruptions, Glandu,
lar Swellings. Throat Affections, Rheumatism,
Heart Affections. Nervous Disorders, Barrenness.
Disorders of the Womb. Dropsy, Syphilitic Affec
tions, Liver Complaint Salt Rbeuin, Dyspepsia
Neuralgia, Loss of Manhood and General Debility
Il has been the custom to treat these diseases
with Mercury and other Mineral substances,
which, though sometimes producing cure, often
prove injurious and entails misery in after life.
The long known injurious properties Of these So
called alternatives and purifiers Inns led the philan-
rhropical man of science TO explore the arena OF
nature, the result of which hs been the discovery
of vegetable products which possess the power OF
eradicating these Taints from the Blood.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

ps- The many friends of VIM H. HAYNIE,
Esq, respectfully announce him as candidate
for re election to the Office of School Commissioner
for Anderson County at the ensuing election.
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''BAD BLOOD
sThe Life is the Blood"

EROM it we derive our strength. beauty and
ment i capabilities. 1t is the centre of our
being around which reyolves all that makes e1is-
tence happy. When this. source is corrupted the
painful effects are visible in many shapes, promi.
neut among which Is
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Election Notice.
August 25, 1870

A N election will be held on the second Monday
N in September next, for Intendant and four
" ardens Of the Town of Anderson. Polls will
be open from a. m. to p. m. Managers
Sam'l. Crawford, d. A. Woodson and Joseph
Martin.
BY order of the Town Council
w. H. NARDIN, Clerk.
August 25, 1870 8 8
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THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
COUNTY OF ABBEHzLLE
IN THE COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Summons for Money Demand.
A. ]. Cinkscales. Plaintiff. against James A.
Brownlee, Defendant
To the Defendant, Jane, 4. Brounlee.
VoU are hereby summoned and required to
is filed in the Office of the Clerk of Common Pleas
for the said County, and 10 serve copy of your
answer to the said complaint on the subscribers
at their office, Abbeville Court House. Law Range,
within twenty days after the service hereof, ex-
elusive of the day of such service; and if you
fail to answer the complaint within the time afore
said, the Plaintiff will take judgment against you
for the sum of Six Hundred and Fifty Dollars,
with interest from the .1lth day of December,
1868, at ten per cent. per annum. with costs OF
disbursements. PERRIN & COTHRAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant, James 4. Brownlee.
TAKE NOTICE that the summons in this ac-
ton. of which the foregoing is copy, in pursu.
ance of the proceedings heretofore had, was filed
in the Office of the Clerk of the Court of Common
Pleas at Abbevile, in the County of Ahbeville,
in the State of South Carolina, on the 10th day
of July, A. D. 1870.
PERRIN & COTHRAN,
Plaintiffs Attorney, No. 2 Law Range,
Abbevlle, s. C..
August IL, 1870
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pSy- The friends of A. O. NORRIS announce
him as candidate for the Office of Judge of
Probate for the County of Anderson at the ensu-
ing election. His political disabilities have been
removed by the Senate of the United States, but
failed to pass the House of Representatives for
want of time before adjournment, but will pass in
time to take the office if elected.
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To Housekeepers /!

XyoU cannot be comfortable or economical
without you have in the house an EUREKA
COEFEE POT. Everybody can have one' Prices
J. B. BENSON & CO.,
Hartwe, Ga.
sspt 9. 1879 IL
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NOTICE
Valuable Water Powers and Small I'm
prOVementS for Sale
Sept 8, 1870

NO. l, containing Ninety-threo Acres, known
as the Majors Mill Place, seven miles West of
Anderson Court House-the best unimproved
water power in the county.
NO. 2, known as the DR.. Gaillard Mill Place,
near the Railroad, eight miles North of Anderson
Court House. Splendid water-power plenty wa
TERMs-One-half cash. For particulars, adj
dress the subscriber at Perryville, S. G.
THOMAS HARPER.
March 8, 1870 SO
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ps% The friends of Maj. W. W. HUMPHREYS
beg leave to present his name MS candidate for
re election to the Office of Probate Judge for An
derson County.
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ns5~ The many friends of WILLIAM PERRY,
ESQ.,, nominate him as a candidate for the Legis-
lature, believing all parties can safely unite and
elect him.
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aa- The friends of JOHN SCOTT MURRAY,
BALLARD D. DEAN and KENNON BREA-
ZEALE. announce them as candidates for County
Commissioners for the County of Anderson at
the ensuing election. MANY FRIENDS
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g@r The many friends of DR.. JOHN WILSON
respectfully nominate him as candidate for re-
election to the House of Representatives.
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Returning thanks for past patronage, the un-
dersioned will continue the business near Wal
halle. All persons desiring lumber will be sup
piled promptly aud on liberal terms, by address
mo me At Walhala, sc. All kinds of lumber
delivered on the Railroad at short notice.
-.'o.G W. F. PARKER.
Augest 80, 1870 II 90
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NOTICE.

A PPLICATION will be made Mt the next scs-
~ sion of the General Assembly of this State
ior un Act to incorporate the Bethlehem Metho-
dist Church, in the county of Anderson South
Carolina DENNIS CHANCELLOR,
Steward.
August 25, 1870 0 Sm
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na- The many friends of Col, D. L. DONALD
would respectfully nominate him for County Com
missioner of Anderson County at the next elec-
tion.
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
A IL of the ASSESSORS for Anderson Conn.
~ ty are requested 10 meet ut the Auditors
Othce, on the first Wednesday in September next
for consultation, and 10 receive the forms, &c..
for making assessments for 1870.
THOMAS J. WEBB, A.A.o.
Sept ], 1870 10 Q
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DISSOLUTION.

NOTICE is hereby given that the copartner-
IN ship heretofore existing between ALEA-
AMBER EvINS ard W. F. PARKER, in the
Lumber and Mercantile business. under The name
and style of Eyins s. Parker, is this day dissol-
we'd by mutual consent.
The Notes, Accounts and Books of the firm have
been placed in the hands of j. H. Whitner, Wal
halla, and B. F. Whiiner, Anderson, for colec-
ton. to whom all payments must be made Per-
SONS indebted will save cost BY settling their dues.
A. EVINS,
W. F. PARKER.
.Ealballa, s. &c, August 80, 1870.
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ORDERED AwAr-we are ,orfy 10 tsat

ORDERED AwAY.-we are sorry to hsai
that Capt. John A. Webster, Jr, Of the reve.
nue. steamer Mahoning, has been ordered to
the Delaware station. He will be succeeded
here by the officer now in command of the
cutter at New Orleans. Capt. w. has been
stationed at Portland, excepting for one or two
brief intervals of time, about fifteen years, hay
ing come here as first lieutenant of the Caleb
Gushing. and after the memorable end of that
vessel, Capt. Webster, who at the time was on
Southern station, was sent back by the
Treasury Department in charge Of the j. c.
Dobbin, from which vessel he was relieved to
be transferred to the steamer Mahoning, the
crack vessel of the fleet of six first class reye.
nue. vessels, and assigned to this port During
his long residence among us Capt. Webster
has made hosts of friends among all classes, and
none know him but to esteem him as a gentle
man in the fullest sense of the word. Those
who know him best are most attached to him.
The government has not better officer in the
service, or one that reflects greater credit on
1t; and We arc sure thas while our citizens re-
greet his departure, they will wish him and his
amiable family the highest prosperity.
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ks. -o NNVe-oiV1.N W runway


NEW BEDFORD, May 2.-Oil Market The market
has been quite active since last, and sales were
made of 1850 bbls in parcels for export on private
terms Whales in request, and we note sales of $50
bols. Northern, and 2OJ do Southern. for manufac-
ture, on private terms.
NEW YORK May 3.-Cotton lower; sales 800 bales
Middling uplands at 23c. Flour-sales o 4OO hills :
State and Western q 10c higher; State at 4 tx 05
5 80; Round Hoop Ohio at 520 a 90: Western al
4 So a 500; Southern at 6 90 q 9s5. Wheat lie
better and less active; sales q, 900 BUSH: No. /
Spring at % a 125; No.2 at 16 a IS: Winter
Red and Amber Western at 80 a 81; White
Michigan at 40 Corn heavy and declining; sales
18, 900 bush; new Mixed Western ct "a 01 / 10
Oats frmer; State at 81 q 69c; Western at 61s "a
633c. Pork frmer; new mess at % so "a 29 IS;
prime at p IS g % 90. Lard-steam at 16 "a i65c
kettle at 17c Butter quiet; Ohio IA zoe; State
g lott Sugar steady; Muscovado at Q q sIc; lair
at 9hc. Naval Stores steady; Spirits Turpentine at
43i q 44c; Resin at 05 q 500. Talow steady at 81
q sac. Linseed at2 III q 220. gold. Freishts to
Liverpool steady; cotton I'd; wheat 4.@ 4ad.
CHICAGO, May 3.-Flour more active Whoa.
dull; No. at 81 q 96c; No. at CSC: No 2 at ssi M
64c. Corn quiet at SS4c for No. 2; no grade Mt "a n
76c and S3ac tor new. Oats active at 4S} 6 49c ioT
No. Rye dull; No. 2 at soc. Bigh Wines firm al
1880 la Provisions firm; mess pork at "a 60 n
20 90. Sweet picked hams at 154 "a l6ac Lard Si
16Ic. Dry sated shoulders at lisc; rough sides AT
14bc; short ribs middes at 155c Cattle quiet Live
hogs steady. 200 e.iol
new ORLEANS, May 3.-Cotton steady; Middling
uplands at &c.
MOBILE, May s.-Cotton firm; Middling uplands
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superior Court.

NAY CRIMINAL TERM-aoDDARD, j.. PRESIDING
TUEsDAY.-The May term opened this morning
with prayer by Rev. DR.. Smaller.
l.. 81. Haskell took the caths necessary to enable
him to enter upon the discharge of his duties as
Couty Attorney.
The traverse jury, as empannelied, is as follows:
Elbridge York, Foreman, Pownal; Francis H.
James L: I. Files do; Eeazer B. Fobss, Westbrook !;
Byron Hamlin, Gorham; Whitley Jordan, Cape
Elizabeth; Alyah LIBBY. Gorham; William Nc
Laughlin, Scarborough; Albert j. Merrill Portland
Reuben Sanborn, Sebago; Nathan Skillin, Cape
Sapern.merary-simon N. Sawyer, Portland
ETcused-Lendell g. s. Boyd, Portland; Sylvan
US G. Prince, Harpswell
The grand jury was empanneled as follows:
Asa Berry, Foreman, Standish; John G. Camel,
Naples: Sewall Cloudman, Gorham; Charles Field,
Haskell, Pownal; VIM. M Libby. Brideton: Luke
Moore, westbrook; George Mcrriil, Raymond;
Windham; Joshua L. Sawyer, Yarmouth; Seth
Seaman, Scarboro; John L. Swift, Brunswick !;
William G. Soue, Portland; John j. Thompson, do
The Court docket will be disposed of this week
while the grand jury are in session.
The following decisions were rendered in Justice
cases tried last term:
G. G. Jones VS.. W. D. Mclaughlin. Decision for
defendant.
Clifford. Bradburvs.
E. B. Knapp vs.. F. o. Themes. Decision for plain.
tiff for $si.49.
Howard & Cleaves. holden.
John Neal VS.. Eliza c. Strout. Decision for plain
tiff for $96.39.
Neal g. Son. Strout.
Margaret Conley vs.. Margaret j. Doane. Decis-
Ion for defendant.
O'DonnelI. Carleton.
Henry L. Tyler vs. Luther Fitch. Trespass for
taking and carrying away 10000 feet of hemlock
timber and eight cords of hemlock timber. Defend
ant denies that the cutting was Plaintiffs lands
and claims it was his own. On trial.
Bradburys. Swasey s. Son.
The following assignments have been made:
WEDNESDAY, MAYA
23o-Hunneway vs. Perry
263-Randa ct al. vs. Chase.
z71-Wright ct al. vs.. Roach,
Screen vs.. Portland.
331-Y0ung, Appellant vs. Deane
361-Day, Appellant, VS.. COBB.
THURSDAY, MAY5
2ot-Long vs.. Woodman jr.
268-Crossman VS.. Taylor.
FRIDAY, MAY g.
233-Bradstreet VS.. Poor.
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GO Nj MI Err CIAL.
Receipt. BY R.ilrona. and s,..mn..,.

STEAMER FOREST CITY. FROM BosToN-24 pkps
furniture 70 cases Shoes 80 empty oil barrels 124 bxs
tin, bxs fresh fish, Stoves II iron sinks, bdls
shoves % bags seed 20 chests tea 80 trails dates
pcs marble, % bxs cheese: bales gambia 80 coils
cordage bolts duck, 20 bbls beer 10 cases and 20
bales Gomestics casks oil 10 bbls onions Is rkns
horses, wagon, 800 pkgs to Princes Express 100 do
to order: For Canada and up country, empty bar
rels 10 kegs lead, ties lald So bdls LEATHER bales
cotton, 6 bdls paper, II bales wool, sewing ma
chimes, 80 bags logwood casks OIL 9 cases and II
bales domestics, l20 pkgs to order.
GRAND TRUNK RAILWAY 1872 cans milk M
pump tops 1900 bbls -four $40 cases mach splints
cars cats, DO corn, 46 do lumber, do ship knees
90 cedar ties, do window blinds 1 do shorts / do
iaths, DO ., headings, do sundries For shipment
east Zoo bbls oat meal car whiskey, do sundries,
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD-1 carriage beams
car cattle So cases and 1906 bxs scythes 222
bds d0wel stock, 904 sides leather cars cedar posts
40 slabs 70 m shingles, steam pnmp, 81 bxs eggs,
ture cases cloths, bbls potatoes 10 do meal 4 do
and u pkgs merchandise, II freight for Boston,
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q U r. ORE.


THE CONSPIRACY.
PARIS, May 3-The Journal Official denoun-
ces the tactics of the revolutionary journals in
seeking to make their readers believe that
there has been no conspiracy, and declares it
the duty OF the government to warn the public
against the effect of such electoral tricks The
journal adds that this conspiracy is a part of
that OF last winter, investigation into which
ton OF witnesses are terminated and they soon
WILL the public will know and be able to ap-
preciate the danger.
MANIFESTO FROM GARIBALDI
The Rappel publishes manifesto from Gar
ibaldi to the French army, calling on the SOL
ders to raise the flag of revolution. The police
are searching for Ballot, who they say is inn
plicated in the conspiracy. Ballot is an Off
Ger of Garibaldi and warm friend of Gustave
Florence.
THE CAPTURED BOMBS.
The maker of the bombs seized by the police
explains that they were ordered for America
and it was represented that they were to be
used as wheels for patent velocipedes.
A SERIOUS RIOT
occurred at St. Quentin, caused by the arrest
of number of the International Society,"
Two thousand wOrkmen attacked the National
Gnards and Gems de drn,es stationed around the
prison to which man had been taken. The
guards held their grounds though number Of
them were wounded. The project command
ing the items de armes and the procession came
to their relief with q detachment of regular
troops when the riot was dispersed and order
restored.
Great Britain.
PARLIAMENTARY PRocEED1NGsr
LONDON. May 3.-The House of Lords thi:
P. M. passed to second reading the Irish
bankrupt bill, and the bill making reforms In
the war Office, the latter being opposed bv Ear
of Richment and Earl Gray.
In the House of Commons Mr.. Forster stat
ed that the exciting normal schools would
meet the demand for teachers under the nro
posed education act.
Mr. Otway informed the House that an ex
preston of dissatisfaction of her Majesty witt
the Greek government was intended to be ex
pressed by visit of the British SQUADRON II
the Mediterranean to PirOneus, but has beer
countermanded. Mr.. Monsell denied that the
Colonial Office bad been informed of the re
cruitDg of the Red River expedition from tn.
Japal Zouaves recently returned to Canada
Hugh Birley of Manchester moved for a selec
committee on the renewal OF the Commercial
treaty with France, and long discussion en-
sued. MIR. Lefevre said he had heard no com
plants of the treaty except from ribbon max
ers. The inquiry proposed was unnecessar,
and would prove mlschevous because imnly
ing discomfort here with the treaty which
would alarm France.
A general debate followed. after which tn,
motion was rejected by SO majority.
JOHN BRIcHT's RESIGNATION DrN,rn
The Pail Mall Gazette denies by authority III,
report of John Bright's resignation.
TIE TURF.
The great race for 1000 guinea stakes at New
Market to-day was won by McGregor, beatips
Normandy five lengths; King Craft third.
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..,~n.,n -,rhe G,apa r,odca M, 4, .ha

Masonic. The Grand Lodge met Ia their
hall In this city at nine o'clock yesterday
morning, John II. Lynde of Bangor, Grand
Master presiding. 1t was opened with prayer
by Rev. j. e. c. Sawyer, Grand Chaplain, and
chant by select quartette choir.
The report of the Committee on credentials
showed an average attendance and Representa-
ton, after which the Grand Master delivered
mis- annual address. He advised against cele-
brating the semi centennial anniversary of this
drand Lodge which occurs on the oath day of
June next. The address was able and con-
tanned much Information in regard to the craft
IN the jurisdiction. 1t consumed most of the
morning session.
Several lodges under dispensation presented
petitions for charters. At T. 30 the Grand
Lodge adjourned until o'clock.
In the afternoon the Grand Lodge called at 2
O'Clock. AT o'clock the hour of election ar
rived and the following officers were elected:
John ii. Lynde of Bangor, Grand Master.
DaVld Carglll of Augusta, Deputy Grand
Thaddeus R. simonton of Camden, Senior
Grand Warden.
John w. Ballou of Bath Junior Grand War
den.
Moses Dodge of Portland, Grand Treasurer.
Ira Berry of Portland Grand Secretary.
Oliver Gerrish of Portland, A bner B. Thomp-
son of Brunswick, VIM. y. Preble of Portland
Committee ordinance.
e. p. Burnbam of Saco, Stephen j. Young
of Brunswick, Trustees of Charity Fund.
Grand Chapter-The Grand Chapter of
Royal Arch Masons assembled at n o'clock.
Joseph Pearson Gill, Grand High Priest, pre-
siding.
The Grand officers made their annual reports.
The following were elected officers for the
ensuing year:
Stephen j. Young of Brunswick, Grand
High Priest.
Jno w. Ballou of Bath Deputy Grand High
Priest.
Marquis F. King of Portland, Grand King.
r. F. Dillingham; of Bangor, Grand Scribe.
A. M. Burton of Portland, Grand Treasurer.
Ira Berry of Portland, Grand Secretary.
Committee of Finance-Josiah DrnmmOnd
and Oliver Gerrish of Portland, Nathan Wood
bury of Skowhegan.
The Committee ON returns reported 279O
members in the State, being an increase of 237
during the year. 10 o'clock "Wednesday morn
ing was assigned for installation of officers;
and the Grand Chapter called off until nine
o'clock Wednesday morning, to meet in Signet
Hall. The order of High Priests will meet at
II o'clock Wednesday morning; the Grand
Council at 2 o'clock in the afternoon and the
Grand Commandery at Z o'clock in the eve
ming.
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LONDON, May 3-113O A. M.-Consos "a for mon
ey and account.
American securities-U. S. 5-2o's, 1852, sss; do
1895, old, 49,; do 1867, 500; us. To- O's 49, Erie
shares 19t. Illinois Central shares 112 Atlantic
g Great Western shares 27h.
LIVERPOOL, May s. 11.30 A. M.-Cottou dull
Middling uplands at 105d; do Orleans III 0D lid
sales 900 bales. Corn 29s Sd. Pork 16Os, LARD
7es. 4 ,,.t-,,f-,,-'.s 5'..f ID u s.5-r +. 49,"
LONDON, May s-1.sO P. M.-Consols ssH a "a 70,
money and acc iunt
American securities - United States 5-20's, 1862
$751;; do 1865, old, sst; do 1887, s95 Stocks dull
LIVERPOOL, May 81 80 P. M.-Cotton drmer.-
Advices from Manchester are less favorable Wheat
California White 9s I'd; Red Western So I'd; Rec
Winter IS 10d q IS LID.
LONDON, May 3-l.so P. M.-Sugar afoat easier
LONDON, May 3-430 P. M.-Consols "a for money
and account. -
American securities-United States 5-2O's. 1862 a
le6S3 DO 1866. Old SSs; do 1867 s9f u s. 1O-4Os $50
Erie shares IL. Illinois Central shares 49, Allan
| tic e. Great Western shares 271.
| LIVERPOOL, May $3.50 P. M-Cotton ouiet
Mlddhng uplands 10td; Middling Orleans III a Id
| sales 10 900 bales. n
LONDON, May $3.50 P. NJ Calcutta Linsee,
| firm. Linseed Oil easier and quoted at G3l 15s a
Esq. Sugar easier at 32s Cd. b-5rt 7.1' =
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Louis Jennings, former correspondent of
the London Times, husband of the actress,
Madame Heuriques, and the supposed author
of the Times articles on Mrs. Calhoun, succeeds
Mr.. Sheppard as morning editor of that journ-
al.
An attempt was made few evenings ago to
garrote Col. James Fisk, Jr., bnt just as the
villain threw his arms around the Colonies
neck, his servant, a gigantic negro, who was a
few PAGES in the rear of Prince Erie, seized the
garroter and hurled him into the street.
Mrs. John Burns heroically rescued a three
year-old child from impending death as it
was quietly sitting upon the railroad track at
South Dighton on Saturday morning. The Ia
dy was knocked down by the engine, but for
tunately her injuries were slight.