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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-05-19
MINNESOTA STAATSZEITUNG
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MESSAGE OF GOVERNOR BOWIE TO THE
MARYLAND LEGISLATURE. was read
Thursday. 1t is very long. The aggrc-
gate of receipts into the Treasury for the
fiscal year ending September 3Oth lin
Guiding balance of 1882, 551 OF left over)
was $3, 4s4, 641.59. The total disburse.
ments for tho same year wero So, O39,-
3O1. .18, leaving a balance of $445, $40. Al.
The State debt for which interest has to
be provided WINS on the 3Oth September
$12, ,692. 93S.9G. The productive assets
of the State (bonds and stocks on which
interest and dividends are promptly paid)
amount to $7,22S,41313, OF unpro.
ductive assets the State owns $40, ,676,-
632OS. Governor Bowie denounces the
fifteenth amendment, and opposes its
ratification. He promises separate
message concerning the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal. He discusses at great length
the refusal of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company to pay bonus due
the State on passengers between Wash
ington and Baltimore, and recommends
the taxing of all that company's $50
600, ZOO worth OF property.
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A Yankee one day asked his lawyer
how ON heiress might be carried off.
"You cannot do it with safety" sold the
counsellor, "but I'll tell you what You
may do. Let her mount horse and
hold bridle-wbip; do you then mount
behind her, and you are safe, for she
runs away with YOU" The next day the
lawyer found that it was his own daugh-
ter who had run away with his client.
The rebel Mexican State of San Luis
Is to be reconstructed. The Governor
and most OF the members of the Legis-
lature have been put in prison, a new
election has been ordered. and forced
loan of $400, 600 has been levied on the
people.
An Omaha despatch says that the
Mormon schism is increasing rapidly.
There are over two thousand apostates
now in Utah, and they are about to have
q daily newspaper.
The Captain General of Porto Rico
met with narrow escape from death by
poisoning recently. The poison was
verdigris, which had accumulated on meat
kept in q metal box.
Henry Ward Beecher is for instant
Cuban recognition, right or wrong He
looks at Cuba rs he did at MIS-. McFar-
land, simply as suffering sister.
The Dnhe or Devonshire is about to
construct, at his own cost, line of rail-
way from Fermoy to Lismore. in Ireland.
The estimated cost is 9l2O.OOO
Tho weak and emaciated mother says:
My health and strength is restored by
the use of" SoLoMoNs' BITTEDs, N21
Louisville is going to post the names
OF common drunksrds in the saloons,
and forbid the sale OF liquor to them.
Why are lovers like turnips? Because
they are often pared (paired.)
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Ashley is like Johnny Twitcher sus-
pended by his neither integuments, hung
upon spike on the top of wall. in his
efforts to escape in thieving expedition
He was charged with an attempt Mt affili-
alton with the Democrats, and was about
to be removed from the Office of Cover
nor OF Montana Territory. Dangling by
the wall, he protests his innocence, and
inveighs against his eviction for so un-
just an Impeachment" ia kind of as
sault he is we'll acquainted with. Thus
stands the case. 1t is said lie is not
absolutely removed, his case being under
advisement, but he still hangs upon the
WALL We suspect that Ashley, under
the impression that great convulsion of
parties was at hand, had r-Ashley cover
that his strategy was about to place him.
instead, among tho "dams," and walled
nloud.
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synahIngfon Nc.ys.

WAsHNaDoN, January 10.-In the
House, many bills were introduced, in
oluding one from Payne, to reconstruct
Virginia.
In the Senate. various petitions were
presented; among them, one for recog-
nizing Cuba.
Sawyer is confirmed for the Ninth Ju>
dicial Circuit
The San Domingo treaty was received
by the Senate and referred to the Com
mittee on Foreign Relations.
Internal revenue receipts tod day S672,
900. .s o..
In the House, Blain's vote, ordering q
vote on the main question, is considered
important. The bill in question is
Bingham's, and admits Virginia without
additional conditions.
The President has nominated Thomas
Biddla Consul-General ut Havana, and
Holmes 81. Emmons, of Michigan,
Judge, Dice Withey, who declined.
Major-General Charles II. Smith, COM
manding the 10Th Infantry, succeeds
General Mower in Louisiana. General
Ayres succeeds Smith in the command
of the 10Th Infantry, at Little Rock
General Reynolds assumes command of
the 25th Infantry, 0ice Mower-still, how
ever, retaining command in Texas
Virginia and the general condition of
affairs South was discussed in both
Houses. In the Senate, Stewart, War
ner, Sawyer and Fowler advocated Vir-
ginias admission; while Sumner, Will
son, Howard and Pomeroy suggested
obstacles. Warner wanted to 90 into
Alabama with the amnesty in one hand
and the halter in tho other; he would
pardon rebels, but hang murderers.
Fowler would substitute the Bible for
the halter. Fowler defended Tennessee
against the alleged SANDERS of her Con.
gressional delegation and Brownlow. In
the Honse, the bill admitting Virginia
was discussed. Bingham demanded the
previous question; the demand was sus-
tanned, and IL reconsideration of the vote
ordering the main question was moved,
by vote of 76 to 76; the Speaker voted
no. The main question was up, but, the
morning hour expiring, the matter went
over.
An error was found in the vote on or
dering tho main question on Virginias
admission. The Speaker withdrew his
vote, and on tho subsequent vote shall
the main question bo or dered? the vote
stood: yeas G6, nays 80, aud the bill went
over.
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.FiNANerAL AND CONFESSIONAL.

COLUMBIA, s. c., january 1O.-Sales
of cotton to-day only about 40 bales
C1sc1SEAr1 Pnopucn AND Pnov1sros
MARKET-Report by Morris & Reid, Pro-
duce and Provision Brokers.-CINCrN-
NATI, o., January s, 1S70.-Provision
market very dull and unsettled, with
sales of all hog product ut lower prices,
and mo demand at the decline. The re-
ceipts Of hogs to-day G,964; market dull
and further decline established by sales
of live at 8.75@9. so gross for fair to extra
heavy averages. Totalpacked to date at
this point 298, 610; total packed to same
time last season 1922. O22. Green meats
offered at 10, 12(014A for best averages
of shoulders, sides and hams, but buyers
are holding off, anticipating lower fig
ures. Bulk meats-sales of partly cured
shoulders ut IL; fully cured nominal, at
liz, 14M@15 for shoulders, clear rib
and clear sides packed. Bacon.-no
sales; but purchases could proftably be
made at Is, 16016% for shoulders. clear
rib and clear sides; hams, canvassed, GOA
II: Lard nominal. at II; but purchases
plight pnt;la, be 3eo.. made A@ho. less for city
Mess pork-sales 1,050 barrels, inside
city, at $3.50. Corn-no old offered;
new shelled Soc. in elevator and 90c.
sacked. including bags. Oats $50. in
elevator; $50. including bags. Flour
unohanged; super T. 50@4.75; extra 4.85
G5. 10; family 5.35@G0O. Whiskey-
highwines 94c. sharp cash.
New YORK, January 10-Noon. Stocks
unsettled. but firm. Money 7. Ex-
ohange-long SO; short 9id. Gold
22as. 62's, coupon, 1888; Tennessee's,
ex coupon. 531a; new so; Virginia's, ex
coupons, 5O1; new 5714; Louisiana's,
old. 6S; new SO; levee 6s 65L; 9's COZ;
Alabama 8's 90; 6's 63; Georgia 6's SO;
rs 80; North Carolina's, old, 43; new
2SA; South Carolina's, new. 7216. Flour
dull and dropping. Wheat dull and
u shade lower. Corn dull and declining.
Pork firmer, ut 28.5 SO. Cotton heavy, at
254. Freights dull.
Up. M.-Cotton n shade easier; sales
2, 100 bales, at 251a. Flour dull and
State 1905. 90; COM
mon to fair extra Southern 55O06. 90.
Wheat heavy and lower-winter red
Western 1. 1.28@1.31. Corn dull and de-
clining. Pork steady, at %. OO(02S. 81.
Lard firm. Whiskey firm at 1. .O2l0I. O4.
Freights on cotton-sleam "a. Money
very easy ut 6(07. Sterling 63s(0S3d.
Gold 2234. The Government sold
81, 900, 600 in gold, at % 1-16.
LOUISVILLE, January 10.-Pork o. SO;
shoulders 13l14; clear sides II. Whiskey
90.
CHARLESTON, January 1O.-Cotton
firm, but quiet, for want of Offering
stock; sales 200 bales-middlings 241am
24L; receipts 1, 100 bales.
AUGUSTA, January 10.-Cotton mar
ket firmer; sales 532 bales; receipts TIL
231s.
SAVANNAH, January 1O.-Sales of cot
ton, to-day. 800 bales-middling 24L;
market firm.
LONDON. January 1O-3 P. M.-Mo-
ney 923G. Bonds frmer, at S676.
PARIS, January 10.-Rentes firm, at IA
@7O.
HAvRE. January 1O.-Cotton quiet
on spot 1877.
LIVERPOOL. January 1913 P. M
Cotton steady -uplands 11as@11%; Or
leans 1156@11a4.
L1vERpoon. January 1O-Evening.-
Cotton quiet-uplands II aS@I11s; Or
leans IL 15s@11324; sales 10. 600 bales; spe-
culation and export 1000.
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This remedy is compounded expressly for
purifying and cleansing the blood of ali in
hrmlties, going at once to the fountain cad
OF disease. II oxtinguishes
Iunors Consumption, Syphilis, SKIN Erup-
ttons Sat Rheum, BOits, rheumatism,
Vase Of Vitality. STofu'a.
We all know that the pronliscuous vaccina-
ton indulged in during the late war bred the
most villalnous disenses. Vaccination pus was
taken from tho arms OF many persons full of
scrofulous sores.
Then of course tho impurities OF the scrofl-
ous patient were absorbed in the blood Of men
otherwise without diseases, and both became
infected alike. Men, women and children
throughout all tho West are most wofully
diseased from thie cause, and knew not, until
few months ago, the origin of it.
Henry's Constitution Renovator
Relieves the entire system of pains and aches
enllvens the spirits, and sends new blood
BOUNDING THROUGH EVERY VEIN.
1t imparts
SPARKLING BRI0HTNEsS TO THE EYE
Rosy Glow TO THE CHEEK,
RUBY T1NdE TO THE LIPS,
A CLEARNEsS TO THE HEAD,
BRIGHTNESS TO THE CoMPLExIoS
BUoYANcY TO THE SPIRITS,
AND HAPPINESS ON ALL SIDES.
For all affections OF tho kidneys it ia unsur-
passed.
People have been rescued, as it were, from,
the very Jaws OF death, by timely use Of this
great remedy.
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Domestic News.

CHARLESTON. January 10.-Arrived-
schooner George Pautane, Baltimore.
The steamer Anna, which was arrested
on last wednesday, by the United Statos
Marshal. at the instance of the Spanish
Oonsul,i was released this morning.
motion to that effect having been made
by the counsel for the steamer, with the
concurrence Of the United States Dis
triot Attorney, as nothing was found to
substantiate the charge of violation of
the neutrality laws. The Anna leaves
for Nassau tonight.
NAsHv1LLE, January 1O.-The Constitu-
tional Convention organized. John G.
Brown, Confederate General, was
elected Chairman unanimously.
SAN FRANCISCO, January 1O.-Deery
beat Dion for tho diamond cue and
1000. Dion made l, ,492 points,
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TEa1S9e%RAPHEC
Foreign News,

PARIs,. January 1O-The report Of the
Pope has been received. He will allow
no discussion Of his infallibility, unless
he. ID sure of favorable result.
MApRID. January 10.-The crisis is
over. Ruero is President of the Cortes,
and has accepted the Ministry of the In
terror; Topete is Minister of Marine;
Sagosto is Minister of State.
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Baron Haussman, Prefect of the Seine
was removed, says Paris despatch, on
account Of the extravaganza Of his nd.
ministration and the unnecessary sums
expended in eDlargihg and Identifying
the city; the Emperor has complied with
the 5smand., M Cherreau has been ap-
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HE1NIFK K75
CONSTITUTION Ek0VATOR,
Blood Cleanser.

'UNdIS medicine is known to tho faculty. as
Il being the concentrate fluid extract OF
3arsaparilla, u tied with other valuable medi.
oinal herbs, and is guaranteed as chemically
pure. For the cure Of
SCROFULA AND CONsUBIPTToS.
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His stock Of Liquors and Wines
ToDaCcoa

SMOKING TOBACCO Of Richmond, Lynch
burg and Baltimore manufactures, in half
quarter and one-eighth pound packages.
SEGARS-both homo manufacture and i'm
ported.
qualities.
Besides every article belonging to first
GLASS establishment.
Grateful for last favors, and determined to
leave no honorable means untried to retain
the good will Of all who lave favored me
hitherto. and who may hereafter favor me
with their custom, will be happy to receive
the kind patronage, both Of my old friends and
Jan
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EXrnAcrs FRoM VARIOUS LErrERs.

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS
Doctor, was vaccinated in the hospital
Before that had no skin disease. Until had
A., bottle OF your Constitution Renovator,'
sent mo by MIR. Roper, OF Columbia, Mo-, I
suffered tortures with running sores. Since I
used two bottles am we'll, except small sore
on the calf OF my left leg, and that is getting
This from lady: "And now my skin is az
clear and fair a babe's. My complexion.
thanks to your 'Renoyator,' is beautiful"
nrtneS,y Ines, yes, a may well well say such relief was
dollars for Blk bottles; two families here want
to try it." ~
:, 81 was very much troubled with syphilis.
Your remedy seems to be curing me fast Send
four bottles per Express"
mo moro rheumatism. Three bottles of
Constitution Renovator have made me o new
man."
doctor. enclosed find s5. Please send me
a supply. Two families hero want to try your
Constitution Renovator."
We have not space for moro OF tho above ex
tracts, but You can ask your neighbor about
the remedy. Every one has something good
to say, as it cures every time.
For all diseases of the
KIDNEYS, RETENTION OF THE URINE. &c &c
And for Female Diseases, Nervous Prostra
tion, Weakness, General Lassitude and Want
of Appetite. it is unsurpassed.
,CAUIlON.-In ordering our remedy. always
place the number OF our Post Office Box on
your letters. The new law in our New York
Post Office compels this. Address,
DIR. NJ. e. HENRY d CO..
Director-General Berlin Hospital, Prussia.
Agency of the United States,
Laboratory, 276 Pearl street,
Post Office Box 5.272 New York.
oT CONSTITUTION RENOTATOR is 81
per bottle, six bottles for IS. Sent anywhere
on receipt of price. Patients are requested to
correspond confidentially, and reply will be
made by following mail.
Sold by all respectable Druggists.
AInIAR
SARRACENIA BITTERS,
sovereign remedy for
ID x . P EO P . I a.
And diseases arising from disordered con-
ditlon OF the stomach and Liver. Prepared by
Ct. w. AIMAR, Chemist and Druggist
469 King, corner Vanderhorst street,
Charleston, South Carolina.
81 SOLD BY ALL DRUG GIST8. -aa
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Fresh Drugs.

FANCY ARTICLES,
A REDUCED PRICES. at
"a Jan Il. E. JACKSON'S.
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Gas Bills for Month of December.

CONSUMERS are respectfully requested to
" make prompt payments Of the above. The
Company has pressing demands and muet be
met-do not permit yourselves to be deprived
Of the light. The regulation regarding it,,
will be enforced without any distinction.
Jan93 JACOB LEVIN, Sec'y Gas Co.
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Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE,
Coru,fpy Jopuory1o 1s1n

COLUMBIA, January 10, 1870.
Tho following Sections Of the "Ordnance
concerning Streets, Pavements and Shade
Trees" are published for general information:
SEC Is. BE hfurther ordained That it shall
not be lawful TO drive any wagon, cart, or
other carriage, or to ride or lead any horse
across or upon any open brick drain, within
the corporate limits OF the city OF Columbia;
for crossing said drains. undef spenaity not
exceeding twenty dollars for ach and every
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!3if. F-~!.ssats {, {, sfnesC was -
BOOTHS THEATRE. NEws YORK,
Ending on Christmas Evo. 1t was success
that compelled this famous scholar to appear
as Sir John Falstnff continuously for over one
month.
Mr.. JOHN IT. FORD, the Charleston Ma
nager formerly of Ford's Theatre, Washing
tion, D. c., has secured Mr. HACKETT'S next
appearance. after Booths Theatre, for Charles
ton, G.. Jan IL IL
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Just Received

Notice.
CITY CLERKS OFFICE.
COLUMBIA, January 8, 1870.
H7AAES on sales OF merchandise, sales at
Il auction, and on commission. insurance
agencics, receipts of hotels, boarding houses
saloons, &c., for the quarter ending January l.
are due, and prompt payment OF the the same
is required. - j. y. MCMAHON
Jau66 City Clerk.
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A Il HARDY SOLOMONS, 1 case BON TON
IN SURPRISE CANDY Jan IL
Wanted

Wanted.
A Intelligent GIRL. we'll recommended,
N can get good situation as honse ser
want. JAMES, GIBRES
Jan IL
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TO Rent.

r. AtCOTTAGE, on Pickcns street, with
@Ht four Rooms and a Basement, which
.AA.lattrr 'ontains Kitchen, servants' Rooms
&c, ~. Apply ~ WM. WALLACE.
,aJan e.
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Special Notice .

Special Notice.
lGNHE annual meeting Of tho Stockholders Of
Il the Carolina National Bank, will be held
THIS DAY, at II o'clock NJ at the Banking
House. Jan II
True Brotherhood Lodge No "a, A. F. NJ
"a AN extra communication of this
YYLodge will be held ut Masonic Hall,
~NTHIS EVENING, at o'clock. The
Second Degree will be conferred
Jan II l f. A. GRAY, Secretary.
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The Purest Spices
A ND best FLAVORING EXTpACTS. at the
"A lowest pricea, at Fisher IIeinitsh'a
Drug Store. Dec 81
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Pocket-Book Found. .

A POCKET-BOOK,c containing several valu-
~ able notes and other papers, supposed to
belong to X. w. Bates, Of Orangeburg, has
heen found and placed in the hands Of Police
man Berry, who will return it to the owner, on
payment OF the necessary expenses. Jan 81
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Wanted,
A FURNISHED ROOM by single gentle
N man. Address, "S. 9. g."
Jan II Is PHOENIX Office
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Dental Notice.
OWING to an accident, tho undersigned
" will be forced to close his Dental ltooms
until Saturday, the 18th instant.
.Jan9Gt Il. II. MOORE, Dental Surgeon.
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Upholstering and Understanding.
TINE undersigned has opened ork-shops on
Il Washington street, o few doors West OF
on the above business in all its branches. Ali
work entrusted to him will have his personal
attention, and satisfaction guaranteed. His
long experience and best efforts shall be used
to please all who favor him with orders.
Dec 10 limo !. GRIESHABER.