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VICTOR CORN PLOW.
ALL KINDS OF CASTING

Al rates a. cheap any Give trial. col. MOORE will
be found AZ the shops ready to show everything The
"old shop means business Call and Our charges
reasonable be had anywhere In this section OF
Orders from distance promptly attended to. tddTss
col. \. Il. MOORE,
. Superintendent
May 2-3m OTTAWA his
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ALSO, GAME IN ITS SEASON.
DAlsTNEIs WANTED,

WIcDl tDCk.-Thel BASIS of Civil Socic,y-E,says
" Tor Dung Men, on the honor and happiness of Mar
rage ana inc evils and dangers of Ccbacywh sanitary
hclp Tor the attainment OF mans position
free. In sealed envelopes. Address, HOWARD AsSOCiN
iioN' DON - ImuW1pulo. fa mOva-ly
GARDEN EKS. EARMIcIsS. and all WIN
~ may need Boxes for shipping fruits and berries viii 6nd
supply by calling Ut TulINs Auction Store, No. Court
street. II. Il. WARlslNEls
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MEAT MARKET.
Corner of Columbus and Madison Streets OPP
posite Postoiiicc Block.
MAMMOTH REFRIGERATOR

This Market has just been thoroughly ovcraued rcte
supplied with
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04
OUR STOCK OF PATTERNS
IS VERY LARGE.

Our facilities casting and finishing have ~rpcorwcst
of Chicago. We invite the attention Nl Wr.ts to our
extensive stock of Patterns Mn Gearing Gc We are
| ready " do
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REPAIRING

In our line OF every Kind AT reasonable have
patterns for almost all kinds Of machinery that has been
use In this section OF country Tor the last twenty-five years
We have for salc several
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1870-06-04
Ottawa Reapers and Mowers,

Which have been oyerhaued and droppcr attached them
making them one OF the best machines Call and
Inc our stock before making purchases.
ned that we can give you good and substantial machine
very reasonable rates We specially invite the farmers 10 call
and the
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Tuesday, June 9TH, 1870,

Between the hours OF 10 O'Clock and o'clock Ia
The highest bidder for cash. not sold at private sale before
that time. Parties IN want OF building OF this kind
chase at price that will pay for moving the same The
warehouse and the ground will be sold separately together
suit purchasers For further particulars apply address
+. l.. TlsOWBHlDGE, ESQ., 7. o. Box 1883, y. Y City
ST. CLAIR GUN,
May II. lSi0iw Real Estate Agent, Marseilles Ills,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15

Ba- Der Sciimer tcmmt unb Srbsrs
mann prrlanat Gin 9laS fiilhss fiibles
9agerGier. @ebriiper Qspnarb fno bic
eiu,teen 5abritantrn pon 2assrbiersYuu.
pen. Ssbsr, Der 2asertier vsvtauft, fUlltc
cine berlsIben babsn; ra6 lebte GIas Bier
bleibt babur6 stsniO gut uup friib, ais
bas erIts. Cine Der Yumpen IN In ibrem
Sfens unp Slr6waarsnarIhdft, Qada'
wanna apenue, segsniiber oem Court
tau1r, auserltelt unb mir empieblen ben
Birtben, iih pteislbe anSuistsn. 26mt
5ierbsr! Na6 SweipShsntIi6er at>
tpeIsnteit III 6r. Nettleipn Icsben iptersr
aus bent Often suriidastebrt NIT sinem
Scrrat9 BON Stirlsln, S6uben, Neiietas
I6en II. (. 10, ipel6s Ibrss 0lel&sn iuht.
Or bat i'm ginfauIen bic ridtiae 3fit at.
eewartet unb bic niferiss 0Olpprimie
fh ;u gfubsn eematt unp III natiirli&
aud g8iGlens, ben @rrft nit Ieinen Sun,
ben su tbeilen. gBer in Ieinsm 0elh1fte
pcrIpre6t unb bic g8aarsn priifst, wirb
lih BON Der @abrbeit iberjeusen.
5srr antpn 5000 beiCrst, ME bts9fr,
aud In rsr 3ufunft fopObl nsue arbeit,
ais aud 8epdraturen uno fpirb leinen
Sreunren unb Qanbsleutsn bst i9ren Gin
fGufsn eerne te9ilflt6 Iein.
Serssbt ntht: bic 3weite StGre RON
SanperlpnS Sanf. 29ap
EaT Sabt t6r elm neues Saus ansu.
lreiten pbsr Elm altes su SsriGGnfrn, 70
iibersebt bic Irbeit an @ler. 5ap, pslder
su6 3ufrispsnifsllsn wirp. gluftrGee rer.
ben in Imspen'S Gapetenfcre pper Sui.
Iers apcttefe sntSesenssnommsn. 19mt
B9 Das ntue pbctceraptiI&e atelisr
In Sppe Yart III am Gnpe Der Straben.
Gilenbabnltnie. Die befsn Stlbtr werben
baIelbf anseferttst unb fir 3uirierenteit
sarantirt. Spreht Bet tbm pcr. 14ap70
BD~ Die Bette unb sr5Be glutpatl
BON BaFsrtiitlern pertaufsn bic 9sbriis
Der 9spnarb Ietr btlia. 0s9sniiber Dem
GcurtGauls. 26mt
B9 0ebriiOer Qepnarb, sessniibsr bem
Gourtbauie, baltsn auf easer etnen 9ro'
zen SrrratG pom @ummt Ihlauh gum
Sprtbsn rer StraBen unb @irten unb
psrtaufrn bi(lts. 26mt
E6g" gesr feline 3tmmer gut unb billte
tapesirt gu baGsn wiinltt, Der iitsr9ste
feline Sefeluns an alsr. Sap. @uftrdse
t6nRsn In Suffers @pGtbete ppsr In gms>
rsn'S SaPetenSei&dft binterIaEen psrs
ben. 19mt
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
>, ,M0afTO1t SOtcl, "

9. q. Batttnbfrg, Gietntb.,
6baIb, ga.
SitFgsn unb auspGrtissu 5rsunbrn bic sras-
bene gln,tist, ba6 obists 5ptrl i'm bflftn Stplt
siuatribtst unb nit alien mpbtrntn 8srbelTerun-
arR SerIebn III. Reiirnts finttn baItIblf quite
Sertsrsr. Gin grocer Saal fir Bale unb Or,
curIiontu lfsbt ju Disnfsn. gluG bic Staauna
fir gfsrbs I6st ni&ts ju pinl&tn iibris.
2Sap7O Q. 9, 9attsnttra.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
Sie TeSfilu0 NdriS.

- Gcl9snNt hstaillirts Ssi&rsibuus Der
StfslttGun9swsrts BON paris pir6 iebl
BON src6sm SntsrsiIs Ietn.
Snmltten bss bura feline aeoluaiIHs
Stlbuns msrtpirbissn 5srtidrbedens as.
lsssn, br1en sIst6artts liG pisosrbcIenee
6urmsn bic an ben Sfranb Der gampaa.
ne BON 8uujisrs tittr ct, @sntbpalS,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
Germania Halle.

Ginem Strtbrtrn publifum bic trgrbent I'm
lsist, baB pbisrs, nabr lem Depot strBrne Cola
neu engsrihtft unb beetutsn6 prrfbbnert prresn
4 unb Hntrr her 2eitung brs llnisrseibnrisn bsm
btntltfn pubIiEum isBt pitttr pftn ifebt.
Die 3eit trr frrmeltn Ginipfibuus tpirb Ipa
ter bsfannt esniadt.
Das auseSeidnsis ,,Sr6eIiripn" uuStfn
burbsrrifrnss 9tntiaticn MAIDEN eifirs Cola
~ bm angtnsbmfftH AuftntbaItsprt in
@tabt. DOM Spbn 3ttbItL
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
Scr0ntO1l Sams,
0ietor Rod, Gisrntbiimsr.

Iisirs I&Sns unb bsaurms SOtrl esrats bent
Depot ssstniiber etIseen, IN felt benz 1. Apri in
ttn StiB ppn @irtpr 8pG ibrrseeansru, ptI9rr
baneIbt 6ur9 un6 bur@ rtuOpirt bat. git BEN
Spisl III zine RsRauratisR fir Damsn unb Strs
rem rerbuntsn, no narme rnb faltr Spstien 3u
it6sr Iaass;eit Itrpirt iperbeu.
CUR arrpmptatipn fir JisiIenbe IN Gin f6Snss
9elr,inmtr unb Elm gillarblaaI Omit Sisr pbta-
Ion 9iliarbs) tinstrihtrt prreeu.
Der babG1 sinsrri6tftt See Cream Gallon III
feet trSifntt unb See Cream ppn entIhitbsnem
WpbIstf4mad pirb ,u allen 3tittu irrSirt.
7dp70 8tetpr Sod, prpb'r.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15

Commensurate Cooperative, 100000
gebSuSe, @RGbrln, Saufmanusgiitrr &c. tprrbe
i'd su ben niebrisltn Haten Ssrlihern.
SD psrbe mid bsitrrbsn, neiue @Snner in
ieher Stniidt sufrisbrn al lfsIer, unb iitsrbaupt
mrne GjribGfts espiIsnbaft uub piinfIli6 iu rr-
fiillsn. 3u iprsdsn jsesn Sag I'M GliT QBprf
Wai9ineu Sbpp unO SUn bis 10 llbr abenbs
in Der Office ppn gSrlls unb 9Satres, Sen.
aseutsn, 22i 9ndapauua glpsnur ssssniibsr Der
BaIbinstCn SaII, cine Grsppr bod. Srrr Ibsps
Dor 5eiinesr pirb IN bsr IL. unb IL. g8arb
AppIiratipnrn fir oirislbsu Gpmpasnirn aufnrb-
men. $40 Gbns. SO. Better, N9ent.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
Teltcr!

Dem Ssrsbrtrn pubIifum Spn SCRANTON une
llmeeseub eirue sur RabriGt, bae i'd BON ben
fclsenprn 6ruer- ilnb -gerHGerunss- -Grnls
paauien bic Nseuhlr iitrrnpmmsu babe:
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
OySilstaic0'S S0lOlt,

Ounrtprrts
Msurn Grsuueeu unN geFannten tifrmit bic
ersrtens ansei9e, SaB cbisss eOfaI neu stnasri&-
unb tats Sptilsn 1u irSrr SsiL Die @irasrn.
Gilrntabn Sen Srrantpn fiibrt Bis ;um Saufr.
au6 ntabt ter1sI6s barauf aufmsrFam, ta6 CT
nit sutrr Stalluns fir pfsrSe serfrbrn III.
23ilS 9puis Wtuntb.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
SefDnbere SSaci,rttbt,

gla6ribt pirb bitrmit ssseben, bas Der Inter
Seihnrtr, ,,8srfertiser unb 8erfGufrr Spn Mie
ntralpaIfr unb frnltisen @ftrGufrn in S5la1Htn," {"
zine 9ife Der BON ibnl getrautttn SlaIten in
esr Amtsifube bss SiaatslefretGr5 BON prnnIyl-
onnien brpcnirt bat, unb gegen irgenb cine per~
fOn cher psriOusn, Der 70 bsSsi9nets SJlaIdrn nit
WineralWaiirr Ubrr irsrnb tintm anbsrrn 6je-
trGnfr fIilt, pbrr ie tauft, Serfauft pbsr auf r-
senb cine grt bamit banbelt pbsr is benubt, um
SbIf barin 3u balten pbsr at irgtne einsm 3pede.
pire esfsBli6 ptrfabren prrten.
6riebr. S6rabsE
Serantpn, pa.
Ran bea6te nu6frbsnbrn @flessrlaB:
,,Gs tpirb hermit ais ungsIeBlih trflGrt fir
irssub pelde pnfon pbrr gerIcnrn, pbns Gr-
laubnib bes GistntbiimerS ireeub 70 beSei9nrte
8la1Gen nit Winrraltpalrr pber lpnlfiecnt gs-
tranft su fiillsn, su Ssrfaufsn, 3u Seresbru, su
faufen, rber bamit 3u banbeln, tpenu Iplds 5la-
I@s ui6t pom rsttsn Gissntbiimer sefaift pirb
unb ir9snb Semaub, brr iib 70 prrgrbt, III baIt-
bar fir cine Strdfe BON fiinfsig Gents fir jsbe
IpIbe 8laI6e, 70 srfiat pSer Ssrfauft, ssbrautt,
Ssrseben, sefaiift Oesr bamit eebanbslt, fir has
erlte grr9eben unb flint Dollars fir jebes meters
8srsebsn, III rrIansrn Spr ir9rnb rinrm glbsr-
mann cher 5rirbsnsri6tsr, mic Shafrn sslsBIid
AZ trlan9en llnb fir ben Staat." 24f71i
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1870-09-15
SC16iO1u 6ams,

GraniliH aSsnut, i,nbs btm Gilsntabn-DtPrt
9Ortnj 3eiblrE Gissntbiimsr.
Das Saus 1T nsu unb in pplIfpmmtnfrr gBeile
sinsrri1trt unb Slid unb 9sllsr litfrrn an Spst>
fen unb 8ttTGnfsn bas Bette, mas iu babsn ~.
SOIibe efutt fSnntn aUit uub 9psts bftm 2asf
per btr gBp&t trbaltrn. 1f1O
esrtut 9tibIsr.
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DOmesiic Affairs,

Gold closed yesterday at 1901.
e. Kendall, late Treasurer of Bowie county,
ILL.,, is a defauter to the extent of about
The internal revenue receipts yesterday were
$246, S52, making total for the fiscal year of
$S5 9S7,502.
"A military commission is in Nashville, Tenn,
to investigate frauds upon colored soldiers by
claim agents.
Caldwell, charged with completely in draw
back frauds in New York. is not likely to arrive
in that city, from Canada, until next week.
Secretary Boutwell, will inform the finan-
ciers of the country on Monday next what he
intends to do about the January sales of gold
and purchase of bonds.
Governor Geary's message was completed
yesterday. 1t will not be given for publication
prior to its reading in the Legislature. 1t will
be longer than usual.
The charges against Senator Harland and j.
B. Grannel, in connection with the Cherokee
land sales, are denied by Mr.. j. f. JOY, of West
ern railroad celebrity.
President Grant has been chosen as the UNI
pire in dispute between Great Britain and Por-
tugal, as to the ownership of the island of
Bolama, on the western coast of Africa, and n
portion of the main land.
The Spanish authorities report a victory
over a small party of Cubans at Magua, and the
capture of some important correspondence.
Private advices received in Washington, tell of
furt.ar Spanish successes and Cuban surrenders
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NEWS SUMMARY.
riru AnnirN.


AT o'clock yesterday afternoon Select
Council held n special meeting, the object being
to take action upon the ordinance making the
annual appropriation to the Fire Department
There was but small attendance of spectators,
the gallery containing not more than twenty
persons, the floor below having about a like
number. A quorum of members appeared and
the bill was taken up on its final passage.
Mr.. Hopkins moved the further consideration
of the bill be postponed until Thursday next.
(To come before the new Councils.)
DR.. Kamerly opposed the bill excluding the
hose companies, and suggested that if this was
Persisted in the companies excluded would be
assisted by the more favored companies lie
favored reduction of the present department.,
as this would afford the proper protection to
property.
Mr.. Stokley asked Mr.. Hopkins if he was sin
cere in making his motion to postpone
Mr.. Hopkins said it was for the purpose of q
test vote. If there was not q sufficient number
to pass the bill to-day IL would be we'll to let it
pass it.
Mr.. Jones said he was not willing to stay here
all night listening to debate, and he therefore
moved the previous question.
This agreed to-yeas, 13; nays, 3.
The President announced that this decision
ito put the main question" took precedence of
the motion to postpone.
The vote was then taken, Shall the bill pass
and it was decided in the affirmative. Yeas
Armstrong, Barlow, Bumm, Cattell, Duffy Fox,
Franciscus, Hodgdon, Jones, Kersey, Mcllvain,
Shermer, and Stokley-l3. Nays-Cramer,
Hardness, Hopkins, Kamerly, King Mccall,
McCutcheon, Marcus, Plumly, and Shallcross-
10.
The bill thus passed as it came from Common
Consolidating from hose carriages that have
not steam forcing hose, and giving their gratu-
ity to the steam fire engine companies. Ad-
journed
The Building Inspectors have ordered down
the walls Of Nos. 12 and IA North Fourth street,
and the south party wall of No. 16; they have
also ordered down such portions of the walls of
the sugar house, in Vine street, below Third as
they considered dangerous, and directed the
others to b-Nstrengthened by means of braces.
During last evening six women, two men,
and one lad were arrested by Officers Curley,
Kelsh, Breniser, Merlits, and Lieutenant
Thomas on the charge of parading the streets
as masqueraders. They were taken to the Cen
tral Station.
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Foreign Affair

Prince Charles, Of Prussia, his wife.
are visiting Paris.
Victor Emanuel refuses his consent to the
nomination of the Duke of Genoa as King of
Spain.
A card is published by the French Cable
Company, stating, in reply to a passage in the
Presidents Message, that the messages by that
route are not subject to the examination and
control of the French Government.
A heavy gale prevailed on the English and
Irish coasts yesterday, causing loss of life and
great damage to property.
In a communication in yesterdays London
Times, "Historcus" assails Secretary Fish's
despatch on the Alabama question.
MIR. Ashbury, owner of the yatch Cambria,
has published, in the London Post, his accep-
tance of the terms proposed for the ocean race
with Mr.. Bennetts Dauntless
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MEMORANDA.

h1EmORAhDA
Steamer Rattlesnake, Mershon hence for Portland
sailed from Holmes Hole A. M, 2sth ult.
Barque Alfred, Burt, from Liverpool via Bermuda for
Philadelphia, was passed 99th u 30 miles east OF Five
fathom Bank Lghtship by the brig Virginia. Johustone
from 81. Pierre Mart The A. had lost maintopgallsnt
Barque Lepanto, Bell, hence for Bremen, slipped an
anchor and l2O fathoms Of chain in the Downs to
collision was supplied with others-agreeme e2O5
Barque James Ives, Foster hence for Rotterdam lost
an anchor and SO fathoms chain at DunReness
Brigs Merriwa, Waterhouse and Martha A. Berry,
loading at Matanzas 18th ult north Hateras
dischargng. '
Schr A. H. Cain, Simpson, for Philadelphia cleared at
Boston Both uIt |
ultimo. - ~
Schr Kate Lunt, Lunt hence at Charleston 2sth ult
Schr Emma r. Graham, Smith, hence, az Salem 10th
ultimo. - 49,
Schr Charlie woosey Rainer hence for Boston, at New
York yesterday. "
Schr Gen. Connor French Philadephia saled from,
Matanzas 18th inst
Schr Niagara, Townsend, hence, at Mobile ed inst.
Schr o. w. May KINNEY, from Boston Phiad elphia
returned to Holmes Hole y. M. 2Sth inst.
Schr Thomas H. Stone, Pitcher hence. below New Or
leans 24th inst.
Schr G. W. Bartlett, Bartlett, from Boston for Phila
delphia, returned to Holmes Hole p. M. 27th inst
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1hE number VI CudilSeS Ill DusineSS urlllS lS
about the same as last year, The following
summary presents those which have been an
nounced;-
New Firms,
Agard, Noodle & Co., in Philadelphia, and Agard
Bush & Co., Boston, succeeding Tyler & Co.
George o. Evans.
Henry P. zeuner & Co., succeeding Mennel &
Zeuner,
Boneko 4 Kiefer. German hosiery, succeeding
Adolf I{iefer.
James d. Ritter, dr&g and merchandise broker.
VIM. M. Wilson " Co., importers and jobbers and
wholesale druggists.
Ramsey s. Hartman, law and collection agency.
Work 81 Drouin, general commission.
Danett, Son & Co., New York, shipping and general
commission.
Hail. kirkpatrick & whiteman wholesale tobacco.
Edward Parrish 81 Son, drugs and pharmaceutics
Wilson 81 Stewart, general commission.
O. w. 81 II. w. Middleton, iron.
Levi Hedges, Jr., succeeding Levi Hedges, Jr, S
Co.
Frederick Butterheld, Jacobus & Co., New York,
and Frederick Butterfeld s. Co., Bradford, Eng
land, manufacturing and importing British dry
goods.
Frank 81 Stretch, wholesale queensware.
Fiss Banes & Erben, worsted and woolen yarns
manufacture.
Seal, Williams s. Co., general merchants, WOOL sc.
Cadbnry 81 Thomas, succeeding Cadbury ,khoads q
Thomas.
Thomas P. Stotesbury & Co.. succeeding Thomas
p. Stotesbury.
A. S. Tomkinson, importer of earthenWare, sue
ceeding Tomkinson & McElveney
John @. Scott s. Sons, mining and selling coal.
John Huggard, linens ana white goods commits
sion.
Walter Donaldson s. Co., wholesale coal.
Leonard, Son q Co., dry goods importing and COM
mission.
Erasmus C. Pratt, Bro & Co., importing and COM
mission, New York.
Marshall Pratt s. Co., importing and commission,
Philadelphia.
Hall 81 Vein, succeeding Vein, Hall & Vein.
VIM. NJ. Wilson, importing drugs and merchandise
Roberts, Warford q Co., succeeding Roberts &
WarfoTd.
Thomas Potter, Son & Co., succeeding Thomas
Potter.
Fenton, Thompson & Co., succeeding Fenton &
Thompson.
William II. Dunbar s. Co., manufacture and com.
mission of Theoretically sealed fruits, bottled
Goods, groceries, Sc.
james IA. Vance u Co., hardware,
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PARTNERSHIP CHANGES.

THE number of changes in business firms is
about the same as last year. The following
summary presents those which have been an
nounced.-
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Steamship Saxon Sears 43 hours from Boston with ,dse
and passengers TO Henry Winsor Co on the Brandy
wne barque beating mp; one baiuue off tbe Over
falls and one of the Cross Ledge. "
Steamer Centipede Fenton, ~ hours from New Haven
in ballast to w. d. Crane 90. OF the own saw deep
foreign bargue off the Brandywne, deep Darque; also,
gone, all bound up, names unknown.
Steamer Shetucket Taylor from New York. with oil of
vitriol to Baush So.
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WENT mo- SEA.

- WENT TO SEA-
Barque Sam Sheppard, for Cienfuogos brig Mary Rice
Tor Iaguayra and schr E b. McOauey, for Cenfuegos
went to sea Both ult
PORT OF PHILADELPHIA,
Foreign and coastwse arrivals for the month of De
cember, 1862 compared with the period in 1888
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STEVENsON, BRO, ~ co.
OILS,
uIs8m No. I32 s. SECOND ktresk
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ROOFING.

ITO OWNERS, ARCHITECTS, BUILDERS,
AMP Ro0FERSSoRR s. R:s Xgs yeg Every Ks size M ana
RIOAE CONCRETE PAINT AND ROOF COMPANY
are selling their celebrated paint for TIN ROOFS and
Pei roof covering the bost offered e tho public with
Fire. and Waterproof; Light Tight, Durable No crack
ing, peang shInking No paper gravel or heat Good
for all omatea Directions given for work. good work
sunn''d f'are ""''"n'ness oertainty One Drioel
1pti ''A JOSEPH LEEDs. Principal
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ARRIVED YFRTFRnAY-

Schr E. A. Hooper, Champion. Savannah, s. Lath
Co-not as before.
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MARINE TELEGRAPH.
For additional Marine Ne,Os ace F;rst Paoe.
CI,EARED yEsTFRnAv

Steamship Yazoo, Cntharne, New Orleans via Havana,
Philadelphia and Southern Mail Steamship 90.
Steamship fonawanda, Jennings, Savannah Philadelphia
and Southern Mail Steamship %.
Steamship Roman, Baker, Boston, II. Winsor 90.
Clyde Co. ~ -
Steamer New York, Jones, Georgetown and Alexandria
w. p. Clyde & Co.
Steamer Ii. L. Cav. Webb, Baltimore, A. Groves, Jr
Bernadou Bro. -
Br. brig Bachelor, Carlow, Port Spain IT, A. Souder o.
Schr Nj. q. LyonsNnew), Uorson Havana, d. s. Stetson
Co.
Br schr Maggie Louisa Miller, Port Spain T. A. souder
d 90.
sobr r. vanneman, Brewer, Savannah, s. Lathbury Co.
schr e. A. Hooper, Champion, Savannah s. Lathbury &
lot "A bef
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virtue Of sundry writs Of Fieri Facins
~ to mo directed l will sell before the Ab
neville Court House door within the legal
hours Of sale the FIRST MONDAY in FEB.
RUARf next the following property, to wit:
24O acres OF land. more or less, bounded by
lands Of Nathan Ingram, J. W. Fooshe and
others. levied on as the property of B. K
Murshison ads. T.. A. Miller, aud others.
$40 acres of lands, more or less on waters
Of Long Cane. adjoining lands of Thos. Eakips,
James Calvert. Sam'l Lomnx, Sam'l Smith. and
others, levied On ns the property of John K.
NcCord, ads. r. T. Gordon.
o. acres OF land, more or less, bounded by
lands of Enoch Nelson. J. E. Gelzer and others
levied upon as the property Of A. B. uambsn,
ads. Bernard O'Conner.
9.l00 acres of land, re or less, adjoining
lands la Of P. B. Moragne. Mrs. Agnes Lane, A.
w. Crozier, and others. levied upon as the
property of Phares Martin, ads. Thomas
Thomson.
300 acres of land, more or less bounded nv
lands Of DR.. NJ: C.. ragsart, estate of John
hcClellan, and others levied upon as the
property of A T. Watson, ads J. l.. Harmon.
One house and lot in the Village of Cok.s
bury. adjoining the Methodist Parsonage. lands
low or lately belonging to NJ. Strauss, and
others Levied upon as tho property of Laura
Blackwell, ads. Charles Smith.
100 acres OF land, more or less on waters of
Calhoun Creek, adj'inibg lands Of the Rev.
James ]. Gilbert, Sanl Jordan, and others.
levied on as the property of John II: Power
ads. A. ]. C]inkscal.a
100 acres Of land, moro or less. adjoining
lands of MrA Mary Riley, Mrs Hinton. and
others, levied upon as the property of Frank.
lin Beasley, ads. Jefferson Floyd.
TERMS CASH. -,
II. 8. CASON,
=, Sheriff A. G.
Sheriff. Office January IS, 1863.
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DR.. J. J. LEE.
CARD.
MAGIsTRATE's OFFICE. }
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Greenwood, S. G.
Certain unprincipled parties taking
advantage of a vile SANDER perpctrat-
cd against me, succeeded for time, in
having me suspended from Office as
Magistrate. "But truth crushed to
earth will rise again." The viliainy
and fraud have been exposed, and I
am reinstatcd in tho Office eff Mapis.
trate by his Exccllcncy Gov. r. K.
Scott.
All business entrusted to mo shall
receive prompt attention. Ny refer.
ences are, all good citizens, and an
experience Of over twenty years as
Magistrate.
J. r. TARRANT,
Magistrate.
Dee. II, 1869, 81, If