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Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-24

MACON, March 1S.-IIo f. w Nisbct
former Judge of the Supreme Court of Gcor
gia. member of the United $ es Congress
in 1888 and 1910, member of vhc Confcdcr.
ate Congress, and a lawyer of distction, is
dead, ngcd GS years.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-24

TFiIIS PLACE contains 4G6 Acres. md ,;cs
j about two miles from Fair Play. About
l25 acres cleared and under good fencing-s5
acres acre OF when is trst.,ate bottom. There is
still some unclenrcd bottom and n considarnbla
quantity of valuable timbcred up land The
houses, fencing and dtching have oil boon nut
in good repair in tho last two years.
:, For further information, apply to- b. W.
Boil Walhalla, or the Undersigned ct Fair
Plny 5; =. G. KEEI.S MAXWELL,
rep. ~, 1871 10
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-24

- dispatch in the Charleston Ncvs da.
ted wednesday, says: Judge Thomas finish
cd court in Union yesterday. Three negroes
wore tried for the murder of Mr.. Stephens,
and two of them found guilty and sentenced
to be hanged on the third Friday in April.
The other was acquitted. The jury consisted
OF SIX whites aud six blacks. The result has
give" satisfaction to both races, the trial be.
ing perfectly fair.
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1871-03-24

pounds per ccntum per aunum, intrrca1. in
gold, payable semi annually; the principal
and interest thereof to be payable in the CITY
of London, i'll England, aud the princip,l
thereof to be redcen'able and payable within
twenty years from the passage of this act, in
gold coin.
SEC. 2. Such debt hereby authorized
shall be known MS the sterling funded debt
The bonds to be issued in pesuance hereof
shall be signed by the Governor, and counter
signed by the State treasurer, under the seal
OF this State. They may he issued in suns
of not less than one hundred pounds sterling
The coupons attached to such bonds shall be
signed ty the State treasurer, or executed in
such manner as the Governor of the State
may approve, his signature to said bonds be.
lug evidence of such approval
SEC, B. That all of the bonds authorized
by this act, or their proceeds, shall be used
exclusively in exchange for, or in payment
Of the existing public debt of this State
heretofore authorized.
SEC. a. That all the bonds hereby author.
ized shpl' be placed in the hands of II financial
agent of this State, to be appointed by the
Governor. attorney general, and treasurer,
comptroller general, secretary Of State PRO
Vtded, That said financial board Shall receive
no compensation. Such agent shall reside in
the City of London aforesaid; and the finan
cial board hcrcinbeiorc authorized, or a ma
jority Of them, through tho financial agent
OF the btateip New York, arc hereby author
lied and directed to enter into an agreement
with such financial agent as may be appoint.
cd as Gforesaid for the negotiation of said
bonds; pr the payment of the interest there
on untitti'o maturity thereof; for tho pay.
ment Of ,aid bonds at maturity, aud tor the
cxthaDgeof the samo for any of tho public
debt of thh State, or for the payment of any
of said pubic debt, from the proceeds of such
pew bonds Ps they may deem to bo for tho
interest of bis Stutc: Provilca, That mono
I11i .eyistisg public debt us aforesaid shall
nsr11,sI sIs.he maturity thereof out of tho
" Ybonds hereby authorized, uu.
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Boston Market.

,as asss psss Thrre is fair cbbps demand and
sales. OF Java at s,<a2sc, gold, and Rio at l4Aa
1Sxc, gtld, the sales Of the latter Including some
500 obags.7 81. lamin go .ts scarce and nomlnally
s10c per pound gold, In bond. 4. &c..
~ CsEfoN.-T6e cotton market has been quite
lnltthe past week, so FAR as sales are concerned,
.sithSneR a times we noticed q nrmer feeling.
8ol6eis. however, End 1t difiicult to sustain any
rdvSnce with The large receipts and the unset.
tied statr of affairs abroad Low grades are stlll
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new York Rice Market.

From the Journal Of Commerce, March 1:
T6Eets ND new featuresto note. sTnTe moa
Serdfe busineSs from the tr dde, and small Rnpphes
Riye holders some advantage. We notice sales OF
IS rierces Carolina AT -sasXc, and 800 bags Ran.
xoon.. ..duty paid, at 7xa7Hc, currency.
From the Times: Business has been quiet, but
prices hayeResn quoted sssasy eales a 60 tierces
Carolina at $8aS SIX, tho latter foE fancy. and
aG9bags Kapgoons IN small .loss, st 81 lza7 80 per
:101hs. ......,...... s{ati /. sigtltc;': 49,
at from tue Journal of Commerce, March a: There
Hn not much doing The offerings are light and at
fun rates only, while buyers purchase only m the
!alna LOTS required for daily uye. We quote caro-
pfnH' at8aSyscp aid Rangooa at TAT &c, currency.
.qtFfdnf tlles Daily Bulletin: The market is mode
3ksNiE aotiY sand but without new feaa ures
0lamtefestc Sales OF 40 casks Carolina at SKA
,Sxc, aDdh66 bags Rangoofl at i<oto the trade:
81 Rfcm the Herald 1.-THE demand continued fairly
ssfiy4! and pfieee were firm with small offerings.
YiS saleBs comprise 27Os bags Rangoon at 7a7Hc
and 80 casks sCarolina at 8xa8Eo for strictly good
TO choice, The inquiry wfgs mostly for the better
JinadkRa, anh tfdf sueh the market was partieu-
larly firm. :.
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Markets by Telegraph
.r-I. MnSEY MLRKIrs.

LONDON, March 26-Noon.-consofs ss1' Sonas
u NV w YoaK, March 2s-Noon,-eoyernments
dn and heavy STOCKS s.eaey anu COLD o spsess we
1oX. Exchange, long sN; short 1ok. FTe&ms
auf;ternoon.-Money- AZ; .aaa. Sterling duh. Gold
Very sasaasSS
sisats ssiNssnnsss:rllns sseass; du otter closing Of the
mai, sXssX. Gold -stesdy; al day; n loAaloM: lsl z
sTSF1,niaa e1X: new s.. Louisisns g.; new IS.
Ievees 82K; eights s6 Alabamas lo1h; ives 6o.
George G ssVsns s. !. sasa specle has de-.
creased over s& 0oa, Oe9; legal tenders have de.
creased near = $500, ,oooi ideposita have decreased
COTTON MARKETS.
~-TwVKpooI. March %25-Noon.-eotton harden.
tDg-uplanass 7xka, :osleana7 7ka; sales 1900
Esvspmese.ton cbsea active ana nrmsr. pc
lands TKa7Hd, Orleans 7xa7Xd; sales $4,000
bales; speculation. and export ao0o.s
NEW ioEk March 2HNoS1%UTnSn sa:s SS01 Ss1ss
Eveningrv0pston qhrm-sales s;sslrr bales al
aSsSs SSsdhbs March sS,e. ar1s sz.a
M F;I4sSSg S ~ sfSi SaS eotfo1 arm; middlns
Wxss 5Dss Ieesipss' 1os bales; sales 4'' bales; a
SSI ssc1 SSSsli cotton drfm; lon mtddfng
1Ssses IecstpfI 1sao bales; exports coastwise so5
WI WmiSTefSN. s X Ma Iarcf 25.Acotton more active;
midab nst1treiptsH & ss 8, ealess !sI sales 10;
sNsSSNfn S:s march 2s!!gco ttoin. nm and in good
demand, with prices advanced; middl1g i4hc;
net receipts l bales sales l4oO; ssoeR ;oeo on
ssc1dT dTusyrsteru1g,Bu us ucsfrg quotations; at close
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New York Hay Market.

Prom the Journal Of Commerce, March "a: A!
very fair trade has been going. On Ios shipn eDt,
st steady prices. Sales embrace 100 bales for
Darien at 81 l5; 30 bales for Ferna ndinR at
81 49, 200 bales Tor Jacksonville at 81 Is; 100 bales
10 the government at 81 is and l25 baleh for Vii.
mtnefon at Sll5. Prime, qualities, are IL lair de-
manIi az 81 25aI 45. Straw is moderately active
II a esai sefor long rye; s. for short rye;
2oc fnE oat. .'id.E,.f .: :" "si'.'
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Mddsas SH issli and Sssrict middiins ....N @l4H
R1of.4Tne market was quies with very ngnH
transactions. sales Il terces at z n-lSc 10.
We quote common to fair at 7h01Hc; good
s@sAc. ......-sz.,.... .,,.7.s..ei,.
. NIvAL sroREs.-Tnere were no sales OF note.
FRz1aHTs.-To Liverpool, by steam direct nomi
nal on uplands; via New York, IA on up
ands, 1d@lXd on sea Islands; by SAIL
B.sad on uplanda,S ga on sea Islands. To
Rayre nominal. CoastwlseT-to New YORK.
by steam, xc on uplands and 70 on sea
islaflds; 81 25 p tIerce on rice; by sail, hc BIOL
USssDn; fierce on rice: :4sc Rihsrrel on roam
.E@sRM RM onlumber;. ;.ss@1O p n on timber. IG
Boit6n, 5by saI,t 10 n rs on upland cotton.
70 Providence, by sail $s = n on boards, &c
p mson cotton; by steam 81 p bale on New
rofk rates. To Philadelphia, BY steam, nc y 10
on uplsnds; By sail, 81 p N on boards; 50 on
timber; So p ton on..claY, and ss@8 30 on PhoS'
phates. To, Baltimore, BY steam, hs 10 oy
yail, Sc 60@7 . N on boards. $S@a Is p ton OIL
iphospnate rock. Vessels are In demand BY
o our merchants to taxa lumber .frslghts from
Georgetown, 8. c., Darien and satllla River, Ga.
sad Jacksonville, Fla, TO Northern ports, and $40
012 Nm are the rates on lumber and boards.
ExoHANaA.-Sterling 60 day bills.
DOMESTIC. ,ExuHAHas. = The banks purchase e
tight checks At aGA Oh, and sell at \ premium
2taoIp-lo@l1. : s.. 81 -, 80 ...h.
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;.Int.rior Cotton Markets,


COLUMBIA, March 25.-sales OF cotton, yesser-
day. sa bales; middiing 12xc.
UNION, March 2a-is bales sold during the
week. Market opened on Monday at12Hc; closed
dull to-day at 12c.
ANDERSON, March 22.-To-day middlings com.
maRded -12h to 12Xc.
ORANGEBURG. March 24-Sales during me
week 40 bales. We quote: Ordinary 1p; low mid.
ding lie; middling 12c. f-tj
3 CHARLOTTE, March 24.--Sales to-day 81 bales;
extremes OK to 1sc; market quiet.
ATLANTA, March 23.-Lght offerings, ana ns.
| tie change In prices;. prices drmer; mlod1ngs
lsHc; low middlings 12&c; good ordinary Law
ordinary l0Xc.
MONTGOMERY, March A.-Our cotton marKet l.
is very firm, with good demand; low mloulne
lsXo; low grades diflcult ofsale.
SELMA, March A.--There were sales yesteraay gay
To the amount OF l25 bales; middlings l4Nef sM
middllne iSc; the market was firm; offerings wore
nrincipally poor grades, .... -.
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MEMORANDA.

The steamship Tennessee, OF the Dominican
expedition, touched oil lhiR harbor at On early
hour yesterday morning, and took a pilot from
the pilot boat Mystery. The pilot boat Pride was
afterwards signalled by the Tennessee, and some
ten passengers placed on the former, by which
they reached the City at about 10 II. The Ten.
nessee afterwards proceeded on her voyage.
The James Ives, al Liverpool from Charleston,
reports: On February 13 in lat 81 80 n, long So Is
W, passed several cabin doors painted white, and
some window shutters painted bright color, the
wind at the time blowing strong from the south
ward.
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Passengers.

Passengers.
Per steamship Ohampion, for New York
Mrs SlatterJ and Child. O McUunley, Roberts.
Mills. S Tibbests, ] N Edmondston, Cellers. G S
Thomson, P hamshlre, ] q CASTILLO, SA Condlct,
SebricE, Magrath, J GODDARD, s Thomson. J y
: Averin, E Hummel, Capt FSPet K and wife, w J
Haighs and wife, H.Deas, Jr. Mrs E Murray. john
Bune, Morrison, J Elliott Mcmahon, and 10 on
deck. . r..
Per steamship South Carolina from New, York
wv Smith, Mrs G Smith, ] W Howard and
wife, Mrs Marsh, D r Pynehow,J West, Har.
0eson, 6 W KHuok, Mrs $ Klinck, c Butsh and
81 Fuselehr. -
per steamer Dictator. from Palatka via Jac';.
s0ngiIle, Fernandina and Savannah q Brow n,
Mrs Brown, Miss Brown. MsssSweet Gen Wai;h,
Mr9Iyman and wife, Jenkins, r Z JenE ms,
Mary jenkins, Miss jenkins, two Master len.
Elns, Mrs Honlug, Mira Hiyt Mr Edsal Mr. Dhran.
DR. q Rand, Nj Bedell, Mr. Lynch, Clrse,
B Pinckney, II Spalaing, Ne Sexton and wife, ]
L Madden, Ar Cr0oker, q ". .paviS and wife, B c
Heyward: : Bull and wife, Mr ostrum .dr Prse.
and deck. lsi, -
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New York Navaf stores Market.

From the Joarnsi of Commerce, March "a: The
market for spirits tnrpentine ds ratner m3Te
,duote merchantable lots as 5o1la51c, the latter
Price forparcels on this side. Sales embrace 81
barrels at the latter figure. -Rosin-Fhere nave
been fair sales 0fssrained for shipmentat tne sa;
arm, With So SIS bid for cargoes to arrive safes
embrace 5000 barrels on private terms, unoer.
stood at 81 go; 800 baelsat 81 100 barrels az az
81 le0o barrels at So 6S 5000 osrTeIs als iO
are very steadily held, With trade moderately 9
active. Sales embrace 400 barrels NO at Sz Iea na
90. we quote NO st 50 soas 50; MOI Ss seaa 20;
loco loco barrels wilmington sold on private terms,
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MARINE NEWs.
CHARLESTON. 8. c.. MARCH 27, 1871
Lat 80 deg 4s min So seo ILongasd 81 min 27 sec
ARRIVED SATURDAY.

Steamship South Carolina. Beckett. New York
Jeff 27d INST Mdse To Wagner, Huger co,
W "A CpnrtenaY. J. E-Adger i co. Admins, Damon
&C. Ssssa a e. Ea5S4sss iR@s snes CO.
DR. h Baer, Bayer .&,Kresseil,s w Bee & co, T A
Beaptsb. E g bedford, H ,tttschon ice, W AB,rd
Cd, Bo1mann Bros, Mrs Bootn, ,cB Boyd, " Hs.
sen,SP Brown, Brown, Wm BfooSoanss, COL; an d
Barkley s co. A canale, M Drake, = Deyereau,
Doscher. Douglas & M!ner, D9wie, Noise 4 ,Da.
iSs CO, rIs Forreston Teai Fraake Mm Gar.
lunkle, FurenGott, Benedict \ CO. b Gerdts 4 GO,
Go6dnGh, WileInan ! COD JH Grayer 4 CO, MSS E E
~ Haas W cornsy-T1 w Harrison; Hsroeson f3 @ 90:
Jno Hurkamp { CO, A Iser, lager Bros. Johnston.
Crews j. CO, Q Kerris0p. Kinsman Bros, II Katie
4 Go, KlincE, Wickenberg ! co. Col Lathers,
Lawton & ce, Laurey 4 Alexander: Murray
Levy, Sen d Foster, X Marshall. Marshall &
Milnor & CO, Melcners & GXullsr, Aenke & dplier,
q E Meters. Nachmann Il co, A -Niemann, l.
O,Neill. 4 Nipnitz, OiNeill 4, Son. W. PaddGn,
Paul, WeicH & Brandes, & Perry. or Popheahem,
Pelzer, Pelzer, Rodgers Il co, Ravenel & co, w
2 Russell & 90. @ O ,Righter, J. Russea. =, R,Rothi W
Steele, Steiens. Werner Il DncSer, F. 3 Schroaer,
mons E B BStoduard 4 CO. Capt Thomas, SThora.
son, r ThomltnSon, n Triest, " Urerhardt, Geo Il
Walker, i Walker, Walker, Evans 4 Cogswel w
I Hunt, whey J. co, Wirth. " Yates, ars u
J Zernow. March "a, II P N, { q .Ratreras, passed
''ia BARK Sarah M ( Frazer. Knight. New Yosk-l1
dayE Hay. TO King 4 Globop. Vessel TO D jen-
sshr Mary R somers. someys, Boston-s days.
re. To Tudor Ice Company. Vessel to Il /, Baker
! schr WIN CoIners, Toole. New York m days
Acids, hay and salt cake. To VIC Dukes GO, J
Campsen 4 CO., " g Bee & co. Vessel to q Ba'
sloop Mary Goodrich, Roberts, r.Ashepoo 4
Sags sea island and II haIes upland cotton To
sioop Camel, saptse EVer. .2B busneS rough
rice. Tow CBee. CO., :,.f,,t .e:.,;s.,.
;;o ,,.-'.,t !. ARRIVED YESTERDAY. ~ =. -.
80 Steamer Dictator. aCoxstteE PaIatks, via Jack
Scnyiile FHnendina and Savannah. ~ bags
sea island COTTON; 289 sacks ice, l6 bales moss,
bbls syrup, rs pkgs' mdse- &c. 70 Rayenel d 60,
'PincEney Bros, 6 WWHte, W Witsmsi6 Son,
Bsrden 4 Parker, Mrs GarfunEle, W Lawton d
.Sons,g "a II Ipgsaham 4 Son, W ingalls, Son, O
Beck co, + Won Santen, ] Madsen and Order.
- -. IN THE oFFNG.
Ship Missouri. Bradburn, New York. To Vim
Smith i CO.
z; CLEARED SATURDAY
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, New Yors-
. schr Beaj aartside, Stanford Jacksonville Fla,
to load lorP Philadelphia F Baker i CO.
1.i &. - SAILED SATURDAY.
Steamship Champion. Lockwood, New York.
a.f e" asgr FROM THIS PORT.
Br bark Arbitrator, Irwin Liverpool, March 81 i.
Span brig Prolta, Sansera, Barcelona, March q.
schr Mary Parrow, Bag ey, New York, March 2.
s...T UP FOR TlIlS PORT.
Brig waltham, Haskell, at Boston, March %.
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
Steamship Virginia, Hunter, at Philadelphia,
March %.
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Z s ssx5da ! IT, d.; ]: ! II Hss

FOB SAVANNAH FBKNAN ANpENAl IAoKsoN
'YftLE, @Ptt4TK4 INDAEL POINTS On
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
fhe steamer DfcE4T9B captain :. : +: I'D
L. II. CoxETTER, Will osati from 1EZeal26S5ieasa-
sautheynj wharf fDH shove 4olpys 1vdil4f EsbAi
EyEkrNG, at s.80 6,ElocE. arriving back al Charles
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, a. s O'Clock.
the steamer CITY RQlNTs Gsp5atR p. B. Vincent,
win sail from Southern Wharf for above points
ssesT essg TssSbSssss ESSS4S shS at
oaaIooI, q 10; .,as .IlsTs 81. iI's- 'fasS
II: e RAVESEL 4 Co.. Agents.
octlo Southern wharf.
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LIST OF VESSELS
UP. CLEARED AND sAILED FOR THIS PORT.
D ONE S T I C

no D o. ME s 7 c..
-l ~: ~ BOSTON.
Ship City of Boston. Wyman, cleared. ..... Feb 19
Brig Waltham, Haskell, p.........'..... .March rs
Sehr F3ler; Barrc:. ap. -. .Feb l3
!Schf n Hawkins. Wyatt, cleared. 49,. .March4l
Schr Maryland, Green, up...... !March q
:. 20 - NEW YORE.
Schr Walton Boyd, cleared. March 8
Schr Myroyer, Brown, cleared. March IL
Schr st EImo, Davis cleared March IL
Schr Florence Rogers. sheppard, up. .March 10
Scnr Cha Hitler, Mitchell, cleared. March 2s
Seht cGraee, Gilchrist, up. ........... March 20
PHILADELPHIA. e.. ~
Steamship Virginia, Hunter. cleared. ....March %
ScH A HuOper Hooper. up. Feb lS
Schr E Glover. Terry, up. p................ eb Z
-Schr Ella Matthews, McElwee cleared, March; Is
Schr Clara, Mnli0rd. cleared ........ March Q
Schr Streaker, Van Glider, up..... .sMarch l6
Is: = ,'.,.sl BALTIMORE. 'i
Bark Caroline Lamont, Marriott cid %. March Is
Scar LQ o Wishart Mason, up. .Mareh 16
Sehr. Chas Comeryt Pinkham cleared. .Harch 20
Sshr e Darby, Wall, clraredn ........ March n
60 H.. - -, BELFAST, ME-. 49,
lBrg Chss wesley, Griffin, sailed .Feb17
ROCKFORD; Me-, =. - N
Sehr Nellie Doe, Richardson, cleared. March s
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Chipping.
~ O & N e w 7 0 Z n.
ON THURSDAY, MARCH 3OTH, AT FOUR
O'CLOCK Pm, .
Chipping.
ssw lRos STEAM .L1NE-EsgABblsHBD 1879.
sTArE.KooMs AZ ON DECK:

= ks Splendid Esw Iron SIDE s sSgsr StesmsRiiIR IiI1
sail for New York on THURSDAY. March. Sote, az
a O'clock p. NJ, from Pier No. UNION m9arves i;;
The fine new Iron Steamship GEoRGla WILL
''TSr TEronah BIIls Of Lading given on Cotton to
LIVERPOOL. Boston, Providence and the New Eng
land Manufacturing Towns, at the lowest mar
ket rateg. 81 ,o,,
=. insurance by Steamers OF this Line per ceat.
---Fnr Frptuht ENGAGEMENTS or Passage, having
yery fine state-room accommodations, apply TO
WAGNER, RUGER q CO., No. % Broad street, OF
to WIN; A. CoURTENAY, No. Union WharVes;
1narH4 - 80
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ExporA

9-,,,,, r,~ yoRK-Per stesmshtp .Chsmpion-l22l
nsies uuland and "a bags sea island cotton, 20 20
- rice. rs bales doInesacs, 200 empty barIeiS & o.
ss roetn, 100 sacks rice nour, ~ packsges SM~
dries, a2 packages green peas, Riooo Iee' ium''''
9herSea. l.i .f''.4 49, -'..
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.,'(;a FAEs s#At1x xE9UeEA1 :a'l

Steamers OF the above line leave Pier xCEHf0
No, AZ, North River. foot OF Canal SAtEE&
street, New York. at 1o O'Clock noon, q Tile 18th
and Soth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday preced
ing.
All departures connect at Panama with steam.
ers for South Pacific. and Central American ports
Departure Of 18th touches at Kingston. Jamaica.
For Japan and China, steamers leave San Fran
cisco first OF every month, except when 1t falls on
Sunday; then on the. day preceding. -. 49,
SAsCSffprql& st1amtr1 toueH kt R$vaf6 bu
20 AfecA AffofBfNew Yofk'to AspinwalE
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult
Medicine and attendance free.
For Passage Tickets or other information appl!
at the COMPANY,S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, New
York. F. R. BABY, Agent.
julyl8-lJr
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! K.csIpts by rsnlroad. March rs.
SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.
bales cotton, mdse, &c. To Murdaugh 4
Mathews, ] ColcoCK & co, r Prtpge q Son, e a
Locke, Arther.
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POET CALENDAR.
MOONS PHASES.

Fup Moon, 9th, 10 hours, 10 minutes. morning.
tasr Onarter, 18th, hours, minutes, evening.
New Noon, goth. 10 hours, 40 miduteSg evening.
First Quarter, seth, hours, "a minutes, morng.
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so s,1;: ...t LoUrsVILLg, Ky., sep8embssIa
feel that we have now sp article, OF, 2in. .sujt.
able for such cases as that remedy fs adSbted 10.
IlR-i ~ RRiGHT
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-rns ch.rleston. Cotton, Rice and Nava'
- : Stores Market

OFFICE CHAxIzsroA NEWS. !
ssssarURDAY EVENING, March o. lS7L)
corros market for this article exhibited
ante Arm ch aracter and the better qualities were
and In some instances higher, improving
a full xc . Ii. Sales shout 800 bales, say 2sat
H. - ati1x, Il at:l2 n at Rx, .at Is, at
zpx. q at 1sx, ss az 1sa<, Al at 1sx, at 1aN ee
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Warmers Pile Remedy.

warmers Pile Remedy has never failed
(not ia case) to cure the very worst cases
Of Blind, Itching or Bleeding FILES. Those who are
afflicted should Immediately call on their druggist
and get Warmers Pile Remedy. 1t IL expressly Tor
the Piles and Is not recommended to cure any other
disease. IL has cured many OF over thirty years
standing. Price One Dollar. For sale by druggists
everywhere.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

Who wants cheap
Dry Goods? Every
body. Where can
you get them F? At
Gundry Il Gray's.
Extra inducements
offered! The Largest
stock, Best goods and
Lowest prices. BY
cry article warranted
as represented. One
price to all. Large
lots of New Goods
received w eekly !
Great Bargains IN
Dress Goods, Shaw|s,
Cloakings, Cloths,
Cassimeres, Blank
cts, Flannels, Jeans,
Prints, Delaines,
Domestic, Cottons,
&C., &c. Our Mer-
chant Tailoring De-
partment, in charge
of MIR. Amberg is un-
rivaled in this section
for style, durability
and cheapness. A
choice assortment OF
our own manufacture
always on hand.
Call and be con-
WINGED that you can
save money by max
ing your purchases OF
us.
| GUNDRY i ebay.
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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02
ID y s p 9 p s l a :

Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic is prepared
expressly for Dyspeptics and those suffering with
hantua Cosyencss. 1t Is slightly stimulating
tonic aud splendid appetizer; 1t strengthens the
stomach and restores the digestive organs TO their
healthy state. Week. nervous and dyspepic persons
should Warmers Dyspepsia Tonic. For sale by
druggists. Price One Dollar
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1871-02-02

BENZ LOMBARD, cu,c.oo
Csy B. J. SWEET. 9,
United States Pension Agent,
fERNANDO JONES', =.
Capitalist
JOSEPH A. GRISWOLD, 6.
Of A. & II. +. Griswold, Merchants,
GxH 0. l.. MANN, =.
Late u. S. Collector Of Int. Revenue,
HENRY W. FULLER, .
OF Fuller, Finch Il Fuller, Druggists,
ga BRIGGS,
Late Pres Board Of Educatisn,
Z. W. GATES, a.
Pres. Eagle Work Manufacturing Co.,
II. G. CHILDS, ..
Of Childs, Verdier Co.,
CHAS. A, CRANE, :,
Pres Mutual Homestead Association,
CT HINMAN,
secy of Chicago Elastic Stone Roofing Co.,