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New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
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| EE Il SHEPARD, IIgl Pgblish Lis 4,c This "0oA ,,.
AND yoiFs na oE.shs %$; S4,:: c; Ets:.s 's
ward Se"'"' BY PAUL coBprS, -
sdSe GhS wl on ~S MfssoS ss ,isa ~ so's
Benr beb and second W ases :" l a.
'%''it1 as 9dSis ssl ssSs S % sSS', sS".
T paSi.o.ica ss,o,, b, CHARLES BARSARn
HAsprI @ n5x6x ISs Is.,e l'1iIsi sSsca Young
h NJ h.rqra c. ' .; ,S ,"s. ,Ss Sl SI sasics
sts,d gSPS ors to The pus under the eom DC Pn '"''
wen particularly '0''''@ eecensy PuDsha; g. v.n, ,.,,
ruy ISp UOwf WIZ the Cmnese EHlgrsi ana tpe T.s"
W., m ,br parpoe Of sr,rg Amencs VIA heeehes 81 u
se"' S @t"ms kine Inc dens &c BY Col Russell u h"nNe
l6TS T,,e iT1,si socIaH srAeR p.u, coe, Dialogues Az
lo Nc nPs 9. Sa sSis ssTSa s.re . Ne isno ias.o
H9sE on y ThS a, T. s9s. or Ts s, s's n. asm. With
s1sas s% III s'iSS@ lS@ %s5 sIa Tinted paper
u IArFs RI 4s 81 Sfs Z R s. ; cHS 9
ar s. fsIss % st. ,i'''i1i % ~. s fsS "ad g Is 81
10" oy q" '00'''''' iEB SHEPARD rnbslss BosiOn
LEE SHEPARD, DIILINGnAA NeN-ioTG. --,---- - =
I ATEST FROM THE WAR.--See the Picture
G,eio,se in FRANK IssiIRS ILLUSTRATED PAPER now ready
at all News DePots q. 49, 4----------
VNIIE NOVEMBER MAGAZINES.
JUST ISSUED
WITH PlOPUsB ILLUSTRATIONS,
THB NOVEMBER NUMBERS
THE SUNDAY MAGAZINE.
WITH TWENTY VALUABLE ARTICLES
70 cents per Part - 50 per aDnnm, . ..|...
GOOD WORDS, -.. ...r
WITH ELEVEN ENTERTAINING AND INSTRUCTIVE
ARTICLBS
2s cents per Part. Only +? IS per snDum. ....
GOOD WORDS FOR THE YOUNG.
WITH THIRTEEN ENTERTAINING, INSTRUCTIVE, AND
AMUSING ARTICLES
Is cents per Part 81 50 per snnum.
f For by Periodical Dealers For Prospeus Liberal Claa
Baje etc. address
j. B. IIPPINCOTT Co,
PUBLISHERS.
us and III Msrketst. Philsielpha
| And tig Broone-st New ork
I ATEST FROM THE WAR.-See the Picture
f the umsn S png the Dead The Battle field Of
Gveoe FRANK LEsLIBS ILLUSTRATED PAPER, now read!
all Now. nennfs
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.
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tSItpu,Vp =, =,
SEVEN PER CENT GOLD BONDs OF THE PORT ROYAL
RAILROAD COMPANY. These bonds are secured by
mortgage covering the Railroad and the entire prop
ertv and franchises Of the Company, to the umon
Trust Company of New-lork. They have ~ years 10
run bear seven per cent, interest payable semi an
nuaily lst May and st November in New OK or
London at the option Of the holder, free Q G0rpp-
,nent tar and both principal and interest are paya
BILE IN gold coin. They are also conyertibe INTO te M
capital stock of the Company, at the option Oh tue
holder. ,o
The Road traverses the best district of South Caro-
lina unies the harbor of Port Roya-he best harbor
south of New York-with the city OF Augusta Geor-
ga and connects directly with all the railroads cen
tering at that point 1t forms therefore, the ATTAIN
tic or Seaboard link in THROUGH LINES OF railroad
extending already many hundred miles west OF the
Mississippi which fact assures it business second TO
that of no railroad in the South. .... -,
These bonds are offered for the present at the low
price of SO and accrued interest i'll currency we are
satisfied Of the perfect soundness OF the bonds anu
security offered in this market
n. B.-Pamphlets and maps giving further lnlof-
nation furnished on application;
Governments and other securities received in ex-
change at full market rates.
HENRY II. BooDY & Co, Il Wall-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

The National Bank OF the state Of Kew York has de,
clared sem-annual dividend Of per cent, uee OF au
taxes. PAYABLE on aud after the 10th inst. .. - =,
The earnings of the st Louis Iron Mountain Rail-
road for the third week in October were o. so"
ing increase on the corresponding week ol ioo' Vi
1886 9l. N, - A.,
The Atlantic National Bank Of Brooklyn viii pay me
November coupons of the first mortgage bonds OF the
South Side Railroad Company presentation. ....,
Messrs. Henry Clews 81 Co. announce thu they n.lIe
now completed their arrangements for making lner
on all cities England Ireland, anu scot
land. In TO suit pnrclIasers. ---
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

S2jO,OOO Of the First Mortgage Seven Per Cent
Bonds Of the Cherry Valley Sharon, and Albany
Railroad for sale. This is the only mortgage on a
road % miles long, connecting Albany and Cherry
Valley. The road is completed and has been in sue
cessfu operation since the 18th of June, and its net
earnings largely in excess of its interest on the
mortgage bonds. The road is perpetually leased TO
the Delaware and Hudson Canal Company, and the
bonds can be recommended as one of the very best
and safest investments in the market. For further
particulars apply to HALLGARTEN & Co.,
% BrOad-st.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
Gorporallon Noiirrs.
PROCLAMATION BY THE BOARD ~OF

CIR kEwyoRK rJSASCs BuKSAu OS THs/
REcylyKR W TAlE. CouRr Hotss, PARA. Z
"a CHAsBsmssr. Nov. I, 1JT. y
VNO X-PAYERS.-NOtice is hereby given
that will he added 10 all tsfs rnps 10 tis u q
Deeembri sls additional cent Drfmie 10 oh al
remaining unpaid January Of u pr
caa.ied oohs reesei bT the Re-
will e ad No money VIII lie
BERNARD sNYfIi. Receiver
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city bank shares also quiet, and the following


Railroad bonds moderately active, and Central
Paeacs sold ooS99l. Union Pacihcs Rock Island Is,
and lsts Of G. G. and c. asO dealt in at rIa quo
tations, The following we're the bids ,.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
Ncw Publications.

A MERICAN H0T0-LITHOGRAPHIC CO.'S
IA OFFICE b" been removed to No IO3 FutOns.. NJ.
I ATEST FROM THE WAR.-See the Picture
l. Of the Human Vuue Stripping Dead Battlefield Of
Grseoe in PRANK LESLIEs ILLUSTRATED PAPER nov ready
al Ness Depots.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

MIAsSRs-Tbere demand except lght call from 0tfs
pressing and the market has generally dpI
tone Inferior grades there hbes ss Az.
nothing in upon which haze quotations wh e
upper only he Gale stes Ne qnoie esso'
lsa 2a for centrifugal miIed 20d2c for Csys 4G5
for 40 Maseyado Porto Rico sales cf y" hha p'h
,rara on yate
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

ehsnge; Of lOal2i,
DRAFTED demand 3as pe sr Or To. ssr 0so
FEFD-lbs market N dull ~ ~ rs, IN
ats ssatI 20 1 a. 81 s50ti OF Io n ct 81 Sasa
fhs-fse sm,sd igt for sts !elie AMI for Canadian al
ioa Lc ana Chcer i3c 10 Tow 3 selling Of 9aJlc. B
hesl maIas, aasf me- al sfnss es. kyorale .
ron ns,ops srs :. aad 'af go aooiaols
All 80 yghss G hDDef Wrier
syssnx p,eisy,ss I'd ,es. ~, ...,,S seys on spny
v , -. ~ ~ We elo.e ihe
49,. 80. ~ :, q. ~. h tps 80 Heghi atle
,s n.. % ~, % III, a., qs "hs rb,ai " neglected - he
III 49, p'sInsli VIC AF ms uliO hah = a0
n 70. "; 1noyo spxi Yl il@ti - fr 80 Gi.go
g '" h ., q a. o 49, 70 nssss,s s y oGsl y ior "a
".sesh he hf i"I Fancy Sl DatI 81 Tor Anier Sat. ne
sIer 'yr sIai h. va ~ - ior Vile Aehgsaj ~ oio
q - W hwpsI nicbp - nu t1ey hri VI ~ ma ~ fY
i. as & o 1 Ss 'Sr s sao irrega 'nnos
I d.. u s,%se nIm s,s !" p hes. AZ xe teF
noN." s'se s~ oI 10 l% n ,shssa "e' Barley kAt very
a i ,.. ~ s a ,S S ss,s & a. " oss are dan .d
s. ~ :, -, ~ , "s.p :. ." uafs and 5,dS.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
THE MARKETS.

I'M 7
moderate demand. and steady at 80 5d - ~
Pear Is are iractiye and nominal
BUILDING MATERALSThere continues good demand for most
all articles coming heading ard the market drmi but ID
prices We hear Of quosble change. We quote; .-.-
F BRcx.. Bueuos Ayres mixed tgolD3i 0S
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
THE MONEY MARKET.
SALES At THE STOCK ExcHASGE.-FIRsr CALL,
1Ot O'Clock A: NJ.

or GOnrTnnfnf DOHt
-, a. %, Ne, 80 Ils, IOW u. r. 80 Co '6a.....c1l03
aaVo r. $40 tool 3oeoo U T. b' Curfeney'm9
rs 600 NJ ~ .lO3
5 900 u $500 Cou b7......e.lloIl t.- .. .l. l.
~, ,,o.t R,g,oad Roa.- BaaI and Raiiroad-ES2ress
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02
nlari)inrrn.

Alarbinrrn.
20
s. g. j. GEAR a. Co.. Boston. furnish
~ every description Of Working MACHINERY and
Supplies The regardless maker oSes possible
SEWING- MACHINES FOR EXPORT.
~ We prepared to Ill orders extent for different kinds Of
trade. Shippers will End IL
address NJ for farther particulars
GOLD MEDAL SEWlNG MACHINE CO..
Msnui,eiureTs. 54 Washington-st Bo.toB- Nss,.
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

NAVAL hTORBs-sprs Turpentne hes ben ss fe,"c bei
yery frm the supply moderate; sales 70 bbs 90 eoct al
strained Rons have moderately active and 1imr % 81 @
III. The sne Rsdes active and steady sas .i &c
bbls No 10 Pale AZ 80 y bbl Tar dali at ~ 70 oi
wilmington for North Coguty Pitch dull asa non
~ O. % Ctf delivered -. -, .
o-Amecsn IArsed remains quiet but pee se learn Of 10
important change Tnysh Bsre doll and IomDs lhto Sahnr,
good demand Crude Fish Oils and the market hrn hnrud
Os dull and prices unchanged Other o arr "to9' ay rev
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

OIL CtKE-Tbe demanl taf 10 thtI 0'''
sales Of O at -SS gol io' t al" 80" 'e
reucy for Comirg.
pRoYISONS-rhe market iy active snd prces eotinue
vol Inv ancton zoo bill Mes s2i D; the sales job t
are $50 bbs al s2J 3l 25 75o Mes Se9 for Et PRIME for
ire delivery TIE luet at S sellers opton prmef
Beef remains dull but prices tcnt change sales OF % oo
l0G for and $50 l3 tor Ertra Mess neee bef
sales OF l5 tes az ~ Tor
Prime Mes. India Mes Beef Isms dull bat trmj
sales of 81 bbs ct roarJl Meats dul sd homlha
Bacon quiet very firm sales II p boxes at lie for Long t
Dress. Hogs owe 9l0l0c 10 weight Lsdr N
gh immediate delivery aud sales weak bee wee t
laer 125 bb snd ties at Hdf" f
No. l5lal6c Western future del e 4'~ tee "f
December, at l3se. =
,ro.k oy PoEk Asu BERg sBy-IoEK And
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

COAL-The decline public se
. the mih weather. aud liberal arrivals have given cers the
advantage The astrIn dsHd has proved light ard have adj
stock aud hud tie The prices fno
yards 20 J0a 81 for Anthracite The is the
Al . the last public sale.
lLoUR AND MEAI-Tie market for State aud Western Forr
hss active and With liberal oftrpg much 6ruess ghts sud
hsyues. medium grades plenty
ard IN demsnl the sss bhls We
SnnrL, nnl hrl r.l9 al Ind L .s-nl Z,
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

c Flour inactive with oarrns pree' h'orth bueri the
ssts 20 hbs. We quote;
30 state and ~ si As 20
buskwhM Flour WI huu mFor change weqaoir Jd ~ ~
for sat tni Peuns,lYsEa at - slGr3 ~
Corr Meal hscve AMI beayy; lhe l b W. gGoe'
Corn Meal Jersey ~ 70 Com Meal Brr.. 81 sfd
Corn M.al, Western lsS - &. Meal. Brwe ~ aod
torL Meal. Wet w 9J0 = IS
Bag hcilWe lloe follows line White ~ JG =. lo kte
Yellow ~ 81 Coarse v0S IS; COB Mss', ~ o
81 W, and Gsarnd Feed aOa III 80
Meulis ssrliu NJ n
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

fRlsfbrre has mach layer snpPl OF LIVER Ia
tls market prices hry has been
the
last 81 ~ 30a y: CO. gc! @ aud s2 W eGhey closing trn
stedl
Io far Sales Of 50 bills New Currsnts AT tie
lRBGlTs-1ere activity the line Of BrrsGsafs
u. lsen
Z" Live IS hush Wheat oi cl bash
ll1o l5a0 bbs Flour Pa 3D. AMI for LONDON, 200 bbs
Foaf al D. pr Lbi.
ILAxTbe depapd g M Domestic bot prices without
New-York tribune., 1870-11-02

REVIEWS, &c.-Baek num-
V hr of 30D periodicals soh cheap At The AMERICAN
IND FOREIGN BA6AzINk DEPOT. ~ psS'st.N IL
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TEI FL. SUGMT ER. w ATC I'll M a N

..heafd abess Il the SDllowint evening. w.sst
homo that night. DR., Miller Nss At homo with mo
ss,hs was ap severai times daring tho night. as
Dartont Leo was sick md the children were fret
,fal. 10 -. 4 .'t%
Charles II. wast,, fops ofthe prisoner.) sworn
II was not at Mr.. RoBeftson's the night Of the
burning James Rembert slept with mo that night
Iat Mr.. Willis Spaan's ..t = ,... ~ ,,..-js
Dr.. John I. Miiler.-was at homo tho night Of
the kdrning, and heaf3 Of y thp evening, oEtkD
ncxsdat.S Twas NIT At Robert tsbn's thai nixhl.
The testimony for tho de'euee hero closed, and
the State put up no rebutting testimony. =,
The Solicitor, BIZ. S. T. AikineQa, addressed
the Jury on tho part Of tho State, in a short but
pointed speech. He was followed BY
Messrs. e. w. Moiso and Johp o. Richardson.
Jr.. Esqrs., in behalf Of the accused, aud Mr. j.
j. Fleming closed on the side oftho State. "'
Judge Green charged tho Jury on tho law
bearing on tho ense. and road over tho testimony
from his uotes, which wero very accurate and
complete.
The Jury retired for about ten minutes and re-
turned a verdict Of "Not Guilty"
On call.of the othor caioe, tho pext morning
tho State entered q Noi Pras, on each one. and
thus ended the trial Of the supposed K. X. Ks.
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OBITUARY.

DEPARTED thts lIie. ip Monroe Co., y. O.. Dec: q.
1869, Mrs, AHBIE, wife Of Mr.. ". B. JONKS
fssmters sap4 daughter Of ~. James Fondsr
hafks af EhsSterI 8. Q. She was . consfstsne
9s. ssss .ns s's' :.ssRs .as Sss
!liAe shlldfe&and ,naSy fIisass to moara their
X. Sbt ifvdd ,:sio loved ynd ihen ,h, died.
II thfs th6Su of AuniAn llfe7
'Tis,lifs begun With Christians tried,
Il is tho end Of natal strife.
DIED. on tho seventh Of December, 1859.
Mrs. MIRIAM L.f COHEN, aged forty. seven
years, second daughter Of the lotc d.. Abraham
DeLeon, Of Camden, and reliotof the late DIR.
Lawrence l.. Cohen, of Charleston.
The subject Of this notice presepts one OF those
rsre combinations or character aud manners
which We seldom meet. There is, usually, about
eoldpcss. reserve, or a harshness, which rather
repels than attracre. We respect and admire
such persons. rather thnn loyo them. But tho
character Of Mrs. COHEN resembles ono Of those
majestic structures IF Grectan Art, 10 which reg.
ularity aud strength wero 50 skil!folly blended
with tasteful ecoratit n. that The beholder know
uot which to admire, the sclidity or beauty of
the edifce. iler character wos pure nnd spot
less, yet ber disposition was so amaiblc, end her
manners so pleasant, that che Was beloved by
oil who know her.
A lrm adhcrent to The ancient faith which sho
believed, she mas liberal to all othor creeds !;
thus cxemplifying the true Jewish doctrine,
which recognizes all mankind as bfsthion, and
declares that tho righteous Of all nations inherit
the Kingdom Of Heaven.
Her charity WIS not OF tho hand only; she
Judged others with indulgence, and mover spoko
unkndl, of any one.
A sincere mourner for her beloved husband,
she hnd for many years withdrawn herself from
tho cDjoymcnts of gay society; yot her genial
manners aud agreeable conversation, made hsr .
mos, welcome guest in the limited circle of
& iende to which sho confined herself.
Her whole life was devoted to tho caro- Of tho
son and daughter, whose only parent che had
been froE their carly childhood TO them, and
espcc .aIly to her devoted daughter, her loss is
indeed rrcparablo. Tho mother, the friend, the
constant companion, has gone, never to be seen
again on this ourth. Tho only consolaton>s#hch
can bo offered to them, and to the numerous
relatives and friends, who lament her death, is
the assurance, that sho Is now orjoying, In
Heaven, tho reward Of we'll spont life.
c. II. NJ.
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Peeler Cotton Seed

NHOSE persons who have engaged these seod
n from me, aro notihed that I have tho seeo
In Sumter, ready for delivery. Thoy will p'on''
call or send for thom.
have some 20 or so bushels still nns"'d when |,
+ will exchange for other sood, or soil on h9orai
terms. J. s. RICHhkDooN,vt>
Jan 6--3t
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CouaTRYMAN. Arc you the man that sells
STORE CLOTHES 80 chssp7
ScHwEnIN. Yes, I'm the man. So
If your clothes aro worn out or ruined by tenrin,
There's no uso In cassa' but go right to Schoeria
@. What! Go to swearin'f Look hero, m
friend, Ii that's tho way you talk, how do you
expoot to prosper, whom tho Diblo says "Swear
not at all 2"
8. You don't understand mo, NOM como to
NE and III ft you out with new suit, inside
and outside. My name 10 Schrsria.
O. Oil That's it, isit7 woll its q cuss-.a very
bad nalno, any how. Bull s'pose your goods are
mono tho worse for that, ana $50 low yot mirbt
ht me With q suit outside from your stock Of
Hats, Boots and Shoes, Coats.
Vests and Pants, Shirts,
Undershirts, Drawers, Socks.
Collars, Handorchiefs Iso., Go.,
but how can you fit me 10 q suit inside, hoyf
s. Why, I'll toll you. Eome of nv excel,ent 1
dROCERiES thore would suit you in:ide 10 a r.,
wouldn't they7 '" =
O. Yos. they would, that's faot, some Of your
sugar, Coffee, Tea, Flour, Molasses,
Canned Fish, 0ystors and Lobstero,
Chow Chow Pickles, ac, DO.
s. Yes, I sell my
Dry Goods and Wet Goods, Groceries,
Clothing and othor articles too numerous
to montion, very CHEAP FOR CASH. "Smaji
Profits and Quick Returns" 10 my motto.
Exit coun.ryman with bog full, a basket
full and a bundle full.
Sept22 an
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THE DAILY ADyErs.FIsEr..
We nrc in receipt Of small Sheet from
Charleston, entitled Ms uhovo, mud published by
j. Is. DoUGurY b. +. Ford. 1t is nca "
printed, 1T SO por annum. II is small, but hupcs
to grow in sizo and usefulness, which we hopo
may bo its experience.
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dssr have removed my onlce to tho roar Of
my storo--ontranoo on Republican Street, and
VIII continue TO devote my tmo 20 tho practice
of my profession. S.H.
Jan ~ te
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MASONSIC.

rT,ME REGULAR MONTHLY coMMUNIcA.
TlON OF CLAREa ONT LODGE, NO g.
A.. F.. NJ. will be hold on Thursday evening
Jan. l3, 1870, at Z O'Clock, p. ".
Brothers will tnko due notrc aud govern them
selves accordingly.
T. Y. WALSH, Secretary.
jan
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COM MERCIAL.

SUMTER MARKET. JAN. ID.
Our Cotton Market has ruled quiet past week
ut from 20 10 23 cts. according to grado-rery
little offriing.
BAcoN-Ri5 sidos, 22@22a; clonr, do, a21
@23; Shoulders, 1s4@l0j Hams, rs.
LaRD-25c.
FLOUR-por bbl. $S@$l3.
CoFFEE-Lnyuayra, 3o@s2; Java, 4S@5u;
Rio, 22@30.
sUuAR~Brown, ls@ls; c., l1@lo; A., 1s
09l9; Crushed, 22@23.
BAGaING-Best, so@32; aunny, 2s@3o.
IRON-TIES-l0@l2.
kOPE-l0@15.
BATESVILLE SHIRTIN0S-Pc hale 1910.
YARN BY THE DALE-$2 ,l0c. Per bunch
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.S,uM (u,nhn", .S"n.i'y l"muty- III
GrnsrM ,Sessirns. Jn"mf'y Term, 1870.
The State w. Henry Dnl:o<~. las. Rsmbcrt. Rnbt.
j., Iterr,ut-lndirmnnt fnr Arson, Burr larry
aud Larceny aud llnase B'caking.
Thu State y.. John :. l;r"wn. John l. Miller and
Charlcs j. Watts = Iuli 'tmcnt for Arson, Dur
snry' LareG"y an" '',n,s nr'aI,"s
Arson. burglary and Larceny aud House
Breaking.
The STATE IS john T. Miller Indictment for ar.
sun burglary and Larceny aud llnasc i'roak-
ing ~
Tho S,ato VS.. John j. ShawIniic'm mt sor kio'
nnl Assault AMI Battery.
pur.olaliy appeared Alexander barnes. who ON
oath says HAT Lc Is q" The deputy State Con
stables, and that chief Constable J. u. Hubbard.
n prosecutor. aud material I" tho prosecution, OF
tho mhnvo stated casos, is ub.cut on "icial duy.
uud cannot he present at this term 1 Tho c"u,t ;
and that tho cause oi justice cnnnot hp rctcd in
consequence Of his nbsluGe ut this term OF tho
Court. and that proper legal process has been ro
sorted TO ~ have these witnesses Lcfnfe the
Court.
(Siyncl) ALEXANDER BARNES.
Sworn tu l,rioro mo this lath day Of Jun, 1870.
(Siynch) u. ". HEAKDoN, C. e. T..
This is to cor IFS that tho following witnesses
arc material wi nesscs in tic nb"vo case, ard thnt
WIN. lttlefcll, j. Calvin Eonsnil aud lionry II.
Wilson nro absent fran tho state Oh official
business aud cannot bo horo a: ,hia term u
Court. aud also john Burke. Il. j. Mann and
KUucrt S. Wilson nre an Official duty in ,iiierch,
parts "f this StaIe, and tiat they aro nlso mate
riul witnesses in tho case aforcsnd
fSyuo,D ALEXANDER BARNES.
Swor, 10 before NO this I2il, day "r jan, 1870
(Sisncd) q. ". REA' DON, G. Z. r.
.yDuih Cnwlino, ,Samfer Gouniy-M h'
Lcncrui ,Scssiuns, JaW. Ttrm, 1870.
Tho Srn,o VI. Hsary =. Dullosc-- -tnl"tment fo
Arsnn. Burglary und Larceny aud lious
breaking.
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Notice..
LATEST QUOTATIONS OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
IN CHARLESTON, S. c.,


Currcc'ed wcehy dy Il. &. KA UF.uAN,
B,Dhrr, No % Brond Street.
JANUARY -, 1870.
STATE SEcunlrrEs-south Carolina. old, %
-df2.
CRY SHcuni7IEs-Augusta, On. Bonds. S3@
SO; Charleston, S. q. Stock. lex ar int) 53@55; /;
do, Fire Loan Bonds, -@75; Columbia, S. c.
Bonds, 65@GS.
RAILRoAD BoSns-Dlue Ridge, first lmortgngc)
-@85; Charleston and Savannah, $4,000 /;
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta, -@8l /;
Chcraw mud Burlington, 80; Grccnvile and
Columbia. list murD --@75; do. (Siaio guar
anteo) o3@m Mor'he.s,er"; tern, sos2; i sayan aH,.
guaran.ce) -@64; South Carolinn, -@SO; do,
10 Spnrtanbnrg md Union. -@50.
RAiLnoAD STocKs- Charlotte, Columbia and
Augusta, ,-@55; Grccnvillo and Columbia, u
@2; 2;Nortleaslcrn, 7@s; Savannah and Charles.
ton. 2a@23!; Sou!l. cnrolinn, (wholo sharcs)
3S@39; do, (hnlf ,lo) 1SWlS!.
ExcuAxcE, &c-Ncw York Sight, ! OF par /;
Gold, l2cQlI22; Silver, lli@ll7.
SOUTH CAROLINA DAxK BILLS.
s5ank Of Charleston %
@Bank Of Ncwhcrry ".."..."".-1D--
l,nnk of Camden. ........ 506-
Bnnk Of Gcnrgolown n.............."........-G 20
Bank of South Curolinn. 100 -
Bunk Of Ghcstcr"..... ......."".."....".15@ 15@-
Bank of IIarnburg--- ....." "............5GG--
Bank nf STATIC OF s. G. prior to 1S6l ...... 5DGO-
Bank Of S,aio nfS. C. issue ls8 nnd 1862 100
*plnEtcrs and Mcchnnics Bank Of Charles. --GD-
tom. .................."....-0
*pooplu's Bank of Chnreston... .....,...- o.
4 Union Bank Of CburlcstUn"."".",....
Southwestern II X Bank Of Charleston, - 90
{nld).. ........ ,................ ....e5D =.
Southwestern II Il Bunk Of Chnrlcslon, %
tnow) ...""... ..... :. ......050O-
Farmers and Exohnngo Bank Of Charles = o.
ton. ......."."...".""".-@g
Exchange l,nnk Of Columbia ........ 900
Merrhnnts' Bank OF Chcraw.... ........... 3(0-
Plnnturs' Bank Of Fnirfcd ..... .........5(0--
State Of South Carolinn Bills Rocoiva bio. ..pnr.
City Of Chrr'nst, Change Bi.is... ..par.
"Bills marked thus (a) nro being redeemed q.
tho Bank Counters of ench.
inn IL ~
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-01-19
Estate Notice.

A ALL porsSYnsm u "ving s,ni%s against tho Es
please present them duly proven. And all per-
sons indebted will please mike payment to
IL. q. McCUrCliEN, Adm'or.
jan l{.-u
The Placer herald., 1870-11-19
TO EFMAIES-

When n female is in trouble. or afflicted
disease, as weakness OF the back and limbs, pain
in the head, dimness of sight, loss of muscular
power, palpitation of the heart irritablity, nerv
BUSINESS, extreme urinary difficulties, derange-
ment of digestive functions, general debility va
ginitis, all diseases of the womb hysteria, steri
ity, and all other diseases peculiar to females,
she should go or write at once to the celebrated
female doctor, W. X. Doherty, at his Medical In
stitnte, and consult him about her troubles and
disease. The Doctor is affecting more cures than
any other physician in the State of California
Let no false decacy prevent you, but apply i'm
mediately and save yourself from painful suffer-
ing and premature death. All married ladies
whose delicate health or other circumstances pre-
vent an increase in their families should write or
call at DR.. Doherty Medical Institute, and they
will receive every possible relief and help. The
Doctors offices are so arranged that he can be
consulted without fear of observation.