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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
105 MILES COMPLETED.
ONLY IS MILES
TO FINISH The WHOLE LINE.
Y PER CEr5T GOLD,
First Mortgage Bonds,
coP THg
Danyille, Urbana, Bloomington and
Pekin Railroad Company
Of Illinois.

THIS road VIRTUALLY COMPLETED there ren,iasd at
latest sivces bat IL miles Of tack be a ADD the line V!
be opened throughout sboa, Peb h the rails Tor It's completion are
ground Trains running the portion completed aai
the earnings considerably exceed tho snhepons Of the Company
~ bonds have already been taken BY Svsst0 asd
the preser, active demand Ei absorb the balsace.
The road III SO miles 10 length and the Only Ba,, and West
line connecting from which derives s Nc road has
ever Jeeu built having valuable connections EAss sd
West A: kn connects with Peoria, Darlington and Omaha at
Daar. With Toledo Wabash sni Western Al Iadsnapo. With
Psnusyrla Central Baltimore ard Ohio asi all ibs main lines
Fa.. making H,to through Illinois aOd Indiana FROM
NYark Bstou Phale phiA Baltimore Peoria, Burlington
Qancy Omh, and As0us the advantages therefore
poIos directly the as Of nterocesae
travel track Of the great movements Of commerce from West
80 Rast
through Of the opuou sections Of luo state
tyr bHg several o. the most prosperous
this country through The immense local rsc contributed 10
them
SECURITY OF THE BONDS.
n. -bos she be sold Is less thAH 800 per
mile On road which has cost $4,000 per miles that the total
liability Company each viii be only $1,000 IN
gold which is really Insignificant when tie character and location
read Considered IL addition 20 the security furnished o o'
mortgage uroa the entire property Of rlss railroad III miles IN
length e Bonds have lately secured BY consolidation Of
thi. us With Indianapolis CTEe and Danre Road making
over two hundred under that the boai' are not
oy Frs. Mortgage Of less shan $4,000 per mile this III 3O
miles bat have assumed the Consolidated Company under the
name Of the pos Bloomington and Western Railroad Company
VALUE AS AN INVESTMENT.
III. Bond, ray SEVEN PER CENT IN GOLD cuPaus being paid
annually April and October the Farmers Loan and Trust
COMPANY in EsSIo1L The Boals asO be registered At tie
holte-s option.
THEY ARE FREE OF INCOME TAX.
THEY ARB CONVERTIBLE stock and the stocks Of 'svs,
ofth rruep pal Of nos such as be kock Island lla Oea''a
Chicago and Aoa Burug.ou Quy have sold al TIE stool
Boards from above par 200 per cent bs prt, Of con
r,rt,ag "a, tos s.,s Company q. greatly "aeo"
! A,il ralue .uJ should BE- highly sPprsciltel
PRICE 95
si en.d interest currency Cod Coupons GoverameI' 7d a.
marketable ,eur received in exchange the highest marEei Ta'ss
free Of eommou ". forward Bonds By free " charge
PAMPHLETS containing Maps Circulars relating the Road ar'e
IN ,,,o BIZ the Financial Agents Of tie Company
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

80. addltonnl dlvlaends have been declared


c... " ,-ebans Co Quarterly ......'..'''t per oelI
R,..6.s, lp,uaBee Co iseuauuua pe '0''
,o ogarts for the sale OF the NewHayen, MlddIeto"h
"a W,umap;ic Railroad bonds inform ne that S.JoOoo
81 tbem were sold on Wednesday, Gov English taking
10000.
The Treasurer Of the Southern Central Railroad Com
many Of NeWYcrk state announces that the coupons Oh
the first mortgage bonds due Feb J. will be paid on ana
after that date at the bankughousc OF Eermlye Co"
IN this City informed that the line is In opera
ton between Oswego and Auburn. and that the rate OF
he net savings this early date, on this section are
already more than sufficient meet the obligations OF
the COMPANY and amply confirms the aucpatons Of the
promoters II the enterprise.
The Commercial Warehouse Company has declared
quarterly dividend OF per cent free, payable Feb
The Broadway Insurance Company has declared
semiannua dividend Of per cent, free. payable Feb l.
The following were the earnings Of the Chicago and
Rock Island Railroad for the third week In January
lg-0........S 90 30 SS2 Dee.... Sobll
The regular weekly statement Of the Bank Of England
published to-day, shows that the amount Of specie IN
vault has Increased Rs6OOO sterling since last Thursday
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
Stuantial.

PROGRESS of LIFE INSURANCE COM
fANES-No 81 POLICE, saed By the Eve largest New iorf
Oompauie. daring the hrst year, their erc-:
li9A q mIlihs.. .lu2 N~s-lork ti8 monbsl. ...l0u
hanuatah Ut nouth.., 95 Lqu able az 90
hnicA tThoeter t1r moot ......669
ASbIhl IlfE INSURANCE 90. t9i mOntiisl 1900,
nsntng nearly $50 Oed Ten reliable CANVASSiNG AGENTS
WANTED for tbs Ciy AID vicinity ASBURY LFE lSS Co,
ErasIsa
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

s,4fs 81 Irr-t C7srof Ns YORK ARTHUR b. PRoAL,
Ca Aarl- National ban, Of New Y,rE DO so'emul' swear
A. b. PAOAL, Cashier.
Correct At-.,. JOSEPH POOL
g. g. HEIFlfp Directors
JACOB UEERHOLSRR.
Sworn uhs~-s3 before t-ta t1g January $50
JoHy b wgsrusvsLT, j.. N"tsr' Public, \ y 20.
INTEREST ON CITY SIOCks.-Ihe Interest
o1s lrI soll. o. Gle Corltou'. 1e CITY o. Nl ORR
Fsbruary 1870 u De- paid that DAY, ~ tbl hH u
swEENy esq ChlnbeIIr o. The Cry At lis oAee ihs Ne"
Court House
The transfer book, ti BE- co'- TUESDAY j,rl'ry 30
NiCIAlD B CONNOLLY. Comptroller
FSAsCE CoNPEAoLtEEs CsFCK NEW iokk Dec
l.f
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

The transactions at the Gold Exchange banA ~!
- as ,,novs. Cesrings S4SI9aOOG Gold balances
a. o,o 100 e. Currency Balances s2.so'."'O 81
The advance in Governments aud 10 goia leaves 'i0
,at,ve pricos Of bonds in currency and IN god "il
fraction OF our last comparative values
Foreigp Exchange is steady to-day. but rates are
n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

Calc-PereIpls bead naLIg 4l bean Ill' TOT u
mostly nsrr fsInmi Canst 10 suc iis - 4oe
prince sLIps beeTs gheissd aa-as "s 60 - ga
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28
LEBASos sPHlsGs RAILROAD CoyrAsr.l
NEw-YOEE. Jan. =, 1910.

/ y AhI NJ IN-L ITII u IIltVIIIIt
Of The Stockholders LEBANON SPRINGS RAILROAD
COMPANY" vi be bed at the oc 81 ssi COMPANY. Fsye,
corner ~ Ist n tie CITY " Neslok WEDNESDAY,
ihs sih DAY u February, 1910 At "a O'Clock vurh meeting will be
snbutte1
and those az The Bennington Rutland Railroad CouDsl
tof the consolidation Of said Companies aud Railroads., by bat
o1 stl theat
the Board % Directors q G. ROOT. Secretary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1870-01-28

Transact, general banking business
Receives deposits sueett al sight AEd Allows tSe per seai
irierea. on balance.
Interest allowed deposits specified tine
JOHN BONNER. PTssiisHt
" Msr.r
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Webster's~ National Pietoaial
Dictionary.

lo4o Pages Octave: 500 Engraviine..: pIice ss.
The work isreally a gem Of = Dictionary,
seaio"as Tosai, ,hiTie Il s't'.sfi 1aii
Published by G. 4 G. MERRIAM, SPRING
field. Mass n Tiitr0~J f,.a.ti!1n ~
March is' 1870 4s-ru5a ro3YuG6b ,aoa
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DIRECTORS.
WADE HAMPTON, Columbia.
WILLIAM MARTIN, Columbia.
F. w. McMASTER, Columbia.
A. G.. HASKELL, Columbia.
j. p. THOMAS. Columbia.
E. II. llElNrrSl1. Columbia.
JOHN B. PALMER, Columbia.
THOMAS E. GREGG, Columbia.
J. ELI GREGG, Marion.
G. T. SCOTT. Newberry.
w. 6. MAYES. Nswberry.
B II. RUILEDGE, Charleston.
DANIEL RAVENEL, JR., Charleston
Mechanics, Laborers, Clerks, Widows.
Orphans and others may here deposit their
savings and draw liberal rate Of interest
lhereon. Planters, Professional Men and
Trustees wishing to draw interest on their
funds until they require them for businets
or other purposes. Parents desiring to
set apart small sums for their children, and
Married Women and Minors (whose de-
posts can only he Withdrawn by them
selves, or, in case of death, by their legal
representatives. wishing to lay aside funds.
for future use. are here afforded an oppor-
mnity Of depo~tiGg their means where
they will rapidly accumulate, and ut the
same time, be subject 10 Withdrawal when
needed.
Sept. 10. 1859, 2o-ly
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DR1NC1PAL and Interest, or any part
l. thereof, may be Withdrawn at any
hme-the Bank reserving the right 0hough
1t will be rarely exercised) 10 demand four
teen days. notice If the amount is under
81. 900: twenty days if over 1000 and
under $4,000, or thirty days if over
S. 900.
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CORN. CORN F!
TUST received and TO arrive TWO
- THOUSAND bushels Of Corn,
which I will sell very low for cash.
ENOCH NELSON,
Jan. 8, 1870, n, If

GEO. VI. CARPENTERS
Compound Fluid Extraci Of Sarsaparilla.
And Compound FLUID Extract Of Buchu.
THESE Celebrated Preparations, originally
Il introducsd BY Geo; W. sCarpehtsr. under
the patronage Of the medical isenlt lty; have
been 90 long extensively used BY physicians
and others that they arc genetslly known for
their intrinac value, and can b relied IN AZ
being mos, valuable remedies 10 oil cas.s where
S"Fsap"rla o. Buchu ass applicable, and can
no, BE- 100 highly recommended. They are pre-.
pared in highly concentrated form, 90 a. to
render the dose small aud convenient Orders
BY ali or otherw iss Will receive prompt stten-
tion. Geo ". Carpenter, Henszey l. Co.,
Wholesale Chemscal Warehouse,
No 7s7 Market street. Philadelphia.
For sale by Parker 4 Thomson, and w. T.
Penney. AbbevilIs. Dowie d Moise, Wholssal
Agents, Chsrlsstons q @. loel Is, 1865. AL
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The theory is that Blood is tho Life OF
Of all Flesh, and If IMPURE the Life Of al
Disease. Life and Health is only to be
maintained by the circulation Of pure arte-
rial Blood.
Such as Scrofula. Rheumatism. Hepntic
Disorders, 1nf1amatiors, Fevera, Liver
Complaint, Consumption, Kings Evil.
Carbuncles, Boils, Itching Hu,nor Of the
Skin, Erysipelas. Skin Diseases, Te,ter,
RoughEess OF the Skins. Pimples, Blo;cles,
Pain in the Bones, old Ulcers, Sy phiIis aud
Syphili,ic Sores, Indigestion, Intlamma-
,ion of@ahe bladder aud Kidneys, Pains in
the Back, General Debility. and for all
complsints arising from deficiency and
poverty of blood.
Hienitsh's Queens Delight
Is the Wonder of Modern Science.
No medicine has attained sncl a world
wide reputation RS this justly celebrated
COMPOUND
It's extraordidsry healing powers arc at
tested to by thousands, and every mail is
reighted with letters bearing testimony to
Is excellent character and worth as med
cine Orders are coming in from all QUAR-.
ters, and all bear unmislakable evidence of
its great popularity. Be sure and ask for
HErNlTsH's QUEENS DELIGHT" Aud
see that his name is on it.
Look out and avoid base limitations.
Wholesale Agents,
FISHER & HEINITsH,
Columbia, s. G.
For sale by all Druggists.
October 20, 1860, 27-ly.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-23

A letter from Wisscnburg in the
Worth Eastern Correspondence says
chat every Prussian soldier has in his
pockct n sort Of album containing
colored drawings of tho various uni
forms in tho French army, so rs to
enable him to report when on out
post duty tho exact nature of the
troops he has seen. Ho is also pro-
vided with q little pocket book pub
lishcd this year at Berlin, under the
title of the German soldier in France
manual for enabling any German to
make himself understood by French.
lnen without knowing the language OF
the country, This manual" is sim
ply vocabulary of the words and
phrases which n German soldier in
Franco would be most likely to re
quiro in his conversation with the
pooplo,
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-09-23
Ayers Cathartic Pills,
For oil tho purposes Of Laxative
Medicine.

O. Perhaps no ono mcdi.
~ cine Is 80 universally
~ required by every
NJ body rs n cathartic,
QsxzS5ETEE<A nor was ever any be-
49, !: :;;;:;?
arrR puraativc PiU. Tho
that it is more rclia--
fectual remedy than any other. Those who havo
tr,ed a II, know That 1t cured them those who have
and all know that whut 1t docs once IL does al-
Enys@that it never fails through any fault orneg-
cros
of of the following complaints, but such cures are
KNOWN KNOWN IN every neiEhIorhood, and wo need not
publish them. Adapted to all ages and conditions
IN an climates; containing neither calomel norany
hSstSrio%S S drug they may be taken with safety
ever fresh, and makes them pleasant to take, whilo
being purely vegetable, no harm can arise from
their use in any. quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on tho
nterma, SlSccra to purify tho blood and stimulate
Of tho stomach bowels, liver, and other organs OF
inc Doy restoring their irregular action to health,
rnngcncnt* as arc the inst origin Of disease. ~
-, Minute directions aie given in the wrapper on
For 1Iy.pcpsi.. or Intliecation, Listlssa.
nes,, a,sn,, ,sangmor and Los. OF Appetite, they
aci, and restore its healthy tone and action.
For Liver COmpIaint and its various symp.
toms, bilious Headache, Sick Head.
ache, JluntliCc or Green Sickncss, Nil.
ious Collie and bilious Fcrcrs, they should
be judciOrsy taken for each case, to correct the
diseased action OF remove the distractions which
cause it.
For Dysentery or hSiarrhcca, but one
mill dose Is generally required.
For lsicuni:itisrii, eaout, Gravel, pais
citation Of the Heart, Pain in tho
side, Back and Loins, they should be contin:
uously taken, rs required, to chnngo tho lsenscd
action Of the system. With such change those
complaints disappear.
~, For DIoPsy and Dropsical sweIlings
| they should be taken in large and frequent doses
| to produce the effect Of drastic purge.
| For suppression n largo dose should DO
| pathy. 49,
As Dinner Piu, take one or two Pulls to
| promote digestion and relieve the stomach.
| An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
bowels into healthy action, restores the appetite,
and invgoratcs tho system. Hence it is often nd.
Eantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
| Ono who feels t0lcrably well, often finds that q
uosc OF these Pills makes him feel decidedly bet
ter, from their cleansing and rcnovating effect on
| the digestive apparatus.
| DR.. j. C.. AVER & CO., Practical Chcn,tsts,
! LOWELL. MASS, U. s. A.i T.
For sale by PARKER & LEE, AbbcviI
| June %, 1870, 8, I'm.
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Important to Planters.

Important to Planters.
A great saving of time and
labor is all that we need to
make the planting interest, a
success.
wE arc the sole owners OF the right
w for the "BOTTGMS HORSE
POWER" for Abbeville and Anderson
Counties az we have bought the right from
y. A. Allen, tho agent for the State Of
S. C.
1t useless for US to say more than has
already been said in favor Of this Machine.
The simplicity Of it, when seen, will speak
tor itself.
We have made arrangements with Mr..
w. S. Henry, the well known macl,inist
and manufacturer Of Charleston, S. c., to
have these "Iorse Power" constructed of
The best material and in the moet durable
manner.
The writer will in few days canvass
the Counties Of Abbevile and Anderson
and will exhibit model Of the Machine.
Mr.. L. II. Russell my partner will be
at Abbeville, G. H., to take any orders
for the Machine in my absence.
Come in with your orders as soon as
you can as it will give Mr.. II. nry time to
make the Machine. Fist come, first
served.
WIER & RUSSELL.
July 8, 1870. ll-3m.
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For Others Sake.

Tis happiness to love our work
For it's own sake,
And could We always. mono would shirk,
Or dread to wake.
But life is long. and we may cease
To love our tasks:
Illusions piss, and sober days
Throw off their masks.
They front us with averted eyes
And faded bloom;
The spirit quails and almost dies
Before their gloom.
Ahl then we learn ork has no wo.th
For its own sake,
And sordid are all tasks Of earth
Till love paitake.
For truly only love our eyes
Can worthy make,
And he is barpiest who most strives
For Others sake.
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March 25, 1870, 4S--tf
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Perhaps noonc mcdi.
cine Is 80 universally
required by every
body rs n catliartic,
nor was ever any be-
fore SO universally
adopted into use, In
every country and
among ull classes, rs
this mild but eilicicnt
purS;.tivc Piii. The
obvious reason Is,
that tits 4 more relia-
lilo and fnr f,,nrn nf-
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JUST RECEIVED.

a large supply Of Aliens Pain D1c'or,
good linimeut for Pains, Bruises, dc.
Also Aliens Lung B"isam, TUFTS Expec-
torant. Ayers Cherry Pcctoral and Wis
ts,'s Cherry BaIsam. These are all good
and need 10 putting. If you have a cough
or cold, call on w. ~. Penney, and ge, a
bottle Of either, and it will do you good
W II. PENNEY.
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Ole Bull was married at Madison,
Wisconsin, on Tuesday evening, to
Miss Sarah, youngest dauglt:r OF
Senator Thorpe, Of that city.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-07
THE IRIsB FORCE BILL

As was generally anticipated, the Irish
Coercion bill-or, to quote its title, the
Bill to preserve peace and order in Ireland
has gone through the House of Lords
with very little debate, and without en-
countering any opposition worth speaking
Of. We note an important exception,
however, in the Marquis of Clanricarde,
who regretted the haste of the govern
ment in preparing the bill, haste which
was evinced by the many amendments
which the government itself had intro
duced. He objected to giving further
powers to the Irish constabulary, whom
be described as worthless body of men.
We have no doubt now, says the New
York Express, that the bill viii
be put in force Immediately
if the Irish constabulary," thus
invested with additional importance
and additional powers, do not become
more "worthless" than ever, then we are
widely astray in our estimate of their
character. A prominent feature of the
bill is the summary style in which 1t pro
poses to deal with ''seditious" newspaper
editors. This clause is of the most sweep
ing character, and can be so interpreted
by the local magistrates as Gf they choose
to send the offender to Jail and shut up
his paper, without any opportunity for
the accused to appeal. The restriction
laws for the press in France, under Louis
Napoleon, are certainly very stringent;
but this bill for ireland, under the seal
and sanction of Queen Victoria, beats
them all hollow. We shall see, now,
what viii come of it.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-07

AN important question is now pending
in the Court of Claims namely: At what
time did the Presidents proclamation of
June "a, 1866, in regard to commercial
intercourse removing restrictions in GER
tain portions of the South take effect
The oath of June of that year was Satur-
day; and, although the proclamation bore
that date, it was not published until the
Tuesday morning following The mate
rial interest involved in the question is
with regard to cotton, the Treasury
agents having, after date of the proclama-
ton, made numerous seizures, being ig-
norant or not having been officially ad
vised of its issuance through the proper
department. The intention is to appeal
the question to the Supreme Court of the
United States, in order definitely to deter
mine when the proclamation took effect
whether on the oath of June, 1865, or on
the 9th of that month. If this tribunal
should decide that the proclamation took
effect on the oath of June the seizure of
cotton after that date was illegal, and
therefore restitution to the owner would
be made Argument win take place on
the question and witnesses be examined
during this or the following month.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-07

THE carpet-baggers appear to regard
Florida as legitimate subject of prey.
The Legislature of that State has passed
an act to "0rganizs the Aquatic aud
Tropical Plant Propagating Company, ;
by which, if certain of the carpet-bag
gentry infesting Florida will undertake to
drain the everglades, they are to receive
in fee simple about One-quarter of the
geographical area of the whole State.
The charter gives them the country south
of township thirty-eight which, as the
resd der viii perceive from the map, in
cludes about one-half of Manatee county,
the whole of Monroe, nearly all of Dade,
and all the keys and islands south of Cape
Sable. Having stolen about everything
else on the State on which they could lay
claw, we now find the reconstructed gov
erment of Florida actually stealing the
State itself and portioning it out, by the
two and half counties at time, to the
thieying crews which environ the Legis-
lature,
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-07

IT was only about two weeks ago that
Grant informed Senator Johnston, of Vir-
ginia, and Senator Foreman, of West Vir-
ginia, that as soon as Georgia and Texas
were admitted, he should send message
to Congress recommending general am
nesty- This has.aroused the Radicals and
they have gone to work TO induce Grant
to defer taking the step he promised these
Senators. As Grant is very careful not to
run contrary to the wishes of the Radical
leaders, they will no doubt succeed. 1t is
said that the opposition to a general am
nesty takes the usual form, charging that
the late rebels are as disloyal as ever. 1t
is estimated that tie number of persons
still DISTINGUISHED under the fourteenth
amendment from all State and Federal
offices amounts to two hundred and fifty
thousand.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1870-04-07

THERE is a rumor in Washington that
the monetary appropriations for the
''White House" are SO made as to largely
increase the emoluments of the President.
Besides his salary, there is an annual ap-
preparation of $4,000 for fuel, rather a
large amount for the wood and coal
burnt; and then there is portion of the
fund of the State Department applied to
defrsy the cost of estate dinners" Con
sidering all these, and the numerous cham
nels by which a private purse can be en-
larged, would it not be well for Mr..
Dawes, the economist of the House, in
the absence of Mr.. Washburne, the
''Watch-log of the Treasury" 10 make
some inquiry into the exact amount in
GLIDING secret-service funds, which are
devoted to defray the expenses of the
Presidential Mansion, above the salary of
the executive.