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THE COLUMBUS CHICAGO AND INDIANA CENTRAL
The negotiations pending between the Columbus
Chicago and Indiana Central Railway Company and
the Pennsyvania Railroad Company have at last
been satisfactorily settled and adjusted SO as to
leave the first company free from floating debt. The
guarantee OF the first mortgage bonds is reafirmed
as WIN appear by the following letter. signed by the
presidents OF the Pennsylvania Railroad Company
and Pitlsburg, Cincinnati and ST. Louis Railway
Company
To Messrs w. r. Fo5DICK and JAMES A. ROOSEVELT,
trustees ana A. PARKHURST. Esq, TrusJee:-
GE>TLEMEN-Under the contract and lease Of the
Columbus Chicago ana Indiana Central Railway.
dated January ~ 1861 as amended by the contract
oil February l, 1870, the P1ltsburg, Cincinnan and
st. Louls Railway Company as lessee, which lease
Will by tne terms or said lease pay the interest as 1t
natures on the 100000 OF the hrst mortgage
soildated bonds OF the Columbus. Chicago and fndi-
ana Central kailway Company, on the bOnds which
they represents and on $S1 600 Of the second mort
gage bonds or the Columbus ana Indianapolis Gen.
tral Railway Company, which bonds are secured by
deeds OF trust made respectively TO you. You are
therefore authorized to inform the holders OF said
bonds ana TO give such further public notice you
may tnlnk proper. that the interest on the said
Sl5,s2l, 600 OF bonds Will be regularly paid by tho
pany or the PennsYivania Railroad Company, ac-
cordng TO the tenor of said amended contract and
lease. Yours, very respectfully,
J. EDGAR THOMSON, President
THOMAS L. JEWEIT, President.
FHILADELPHIA, Pa, Dec. !, 1870.
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Higi,est. L0DeSt.
THE CITY BANK STOCKS,

The following were the bids for the city bank
ehares:-New York. 1872; Manhattan, 159; Mer-
chants'. 113; Mechanics, 1885, Union l4o; America,
ns4K; City, 226; Phenix, 1864; Tradesmens, las;
Butchers and Drovers', 1885, Mechanics and Traders,
ps0; National, 1l6; Merchants Exchange 1922
Leather Manufacturers, 200; state OF New
HOrk 112; Commerce, III; Broadway, 2a0;
Ocean, SO; Mercantile, 125; American Exchange,
p14; Chatham, l65; Bank OF North America,
po2; Hanover, l02; Metropolitan, 100; Peoples,
pS7ki Grocers' 11e; East River, 1ls; Market, 1885,
Nassau, 1os; Corn Exchange, 1876; Continental, ss1
Importers and Traders, l57; Park, 1852; Manufac.
purers and Merchants, 9s; Fourth National, lo7
Tenth National, 12l; Oriental, 100; Gold Ex-
change, 10.
THE RAILWAY MORTGAGES
The following were the bids for the railway mort
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SOUTHERN SECURITIES puIr,.

The Southern list was dull. The North Carollnas
were strong and in more favor. The new issues
sold as high as 25, On the theory that the State in
future legislation concerning its funded debt will
regard these bonds in the same light as the Old
Issues, both having been created previous to the
convention" The South Carolinas were firm and
higher. Tie Tenncssees were weak and broke down
over one per cent The following were tho only
quotations made at tho last board:-Tennessee, ex
coupon, 81 bid; oo.. new, e3 a e39; Virginia, ex
coupon, 651s; do. new 6oh 81; Georgia sxes
"; DO sevens. "a SO; Missouri skies, S91s S9sl;
do, Hannibal and st. Joseph, ss1s a soy; Louisiana
nxes. es: 90. now "a: DO levee sxes. 70 bid
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| In the gold loan market the rates for carrying
BANGED from to 5 per cent. The operations OF the
Eold Exchange Bank were as foows:-
POD cleared $50 $4,000
fSOiu oalanCeS 2,3IS295
kurrency paiahces.... .................. 2b3I,oo6
GOVERNMENTS STRONG AND ByoYANT.
The government list. under the further operation
lDf the influences Of easy money, higher gold and
etrong market In London, became buoyant, and
prices Of the fve-twenties and ten-forres to
pest quotations made since last summer. The G2's
iEere In active demand at the advance The iolow.
lng were the nnal street quotations this evening"
United States currency sixes 1i1's ll1A 40 skies,
p6Sl, registered, 1l35 l1St4; do. do coupon 1885
p13L; do. 1ve-twentles, registered May and Novem-
per, 11oA 1loss do. do 1852, coupon, do, III .
t11H; do. do, 1904 do. do, 110A liO5s; do. do,
es85, do. do, 1ioA 1loH; do. do. registered.
January and july, 1904 lo9h; do. do, 1866, cou-
bon do. lo0k 1oo3.; do. do 1857, do. do, 1921
p00X; do do, 1s6S, do. do, 1909 loeal; do. ten.
forties registered, 1861 LOT; do. do, coupon,
Fosx lcs7s.
STOCKS DULL AND STEADY
The stock market as usual on Saturdays, when
@eaers manifest dispos on to await the develop
knents OF the new week. was dull and generally
Steady. Union Pacific was IN better demand on
the announcement that the question OF en-
Forcing the governments claims was likely to be
kurDed over TO settlement by the courts, ana some
eales were made as high as 2od. The injunction Of
the Erie Company on the Ohio and Mississippi road
had no effect for the reason that the corporation
belonging IN ONO could not be practically reached
by the Injunction. At least the street Inferred SO,
and the price from 81 u to 35X. The chief
Fluctuations OF the day are shown IN the following
liable Of the highest and lowest OF the leading
Iecttve stocKs;-
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Alabama nvss, n, south Carohe "a sxes u u; 40.
new, January ana July, b8k q W; 10 do, April
ana October. COS cl; Arkansa5> siAes' %; 40
sevens, 68.
THE IMpoRTs OF THR WEEK
the imports other than dry goods and spesie at
the port OF New York from foreign ports for the
week ending February 8, 1871, were s31762t2.
The following shows the imports Of foreign dry
goods at New York during the past week and since
the beginning OF the year: -
For the WeeR. 1862 1870. 1871.
Entered at port. -. 81, 734 327 S. 9s85a5 31475,6
Thrown on market. 2,35y,ll1 2,4S2, I55 l,852,olO
Since JAM l.
Entered at port. 7esl,ol6 7,62o75s s,442,oa5
Thrown on market. 7,o0l,107 6,725,l0l 8,l33.0l0
The toral imports at this port for the past week
amount to So,s75.4s6. against 50, 7O5 7o4 tho pre-
viOus week.
THE SPECIE MOVEMENT
The following Ia q detailed report Of the specie
exported from New York during the week ending
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NAVAL INTELLIGENCE.

Master Edwin 8. JACOB has been ordered 20 the
Hydrograpnic once. Chief Engineer Thomas A.
Shock has been ordered to the Portsmouth, Masters
w. T. Burweil, J. NJ Taft and John II. Rich have
been detached from the Monocacy and placed on
waiting orders
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DlWH A PREcl lpics.

Another Jersey Horse Car Acetdent-Thc
Eriver, Passengers und Horses Go Down
with the Vehicle.
Not many days ago an account was published in
the HERALD OF an accident to horse car OF the Pa
vonia and West End line on the incline near the
mouth Of the Bergen tunnel, IN Jersey City. Thre
persons were injured at that time Yesterday morn
ing similar accident occurred at the same place,
the company having neglected 10 build up the fence
where It was broken down. The brake, IL
seems, did not work as usual, and down
rushed the car pell nell till 1t arrived at the curve
near the foot OF the Incline when 1t went down the
embankment distance OF sixteen feet. The dri-
yer, George Holden, had his leg crushed and his
arm fractured aud the following passengers We're
injured, though fortunately none OF them sustained
fatal injuries:-Adani Schch, brother of Alderman
Schlch Mr.. Montgomery, Of West End; Charles
Spear, OF Beacon avenue and James X. Woodf0rd.
may prove serious The conductor Thomas Ryan,
jumped of In time to save himself The horses were
not killed but they were SO injured as 10 be useless
for further work.
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MONEY EASY.

MONEY EASY.
The money market was easy, at four to six per
pent. The stock houses paid i've to six per cent,
hnd borrowers on governments four to five per
kent
In discounts prime paper was In demand at seven
percent
I Foreign exchange was dull after the steamer but
beady the of 1929 1922 Tor prime bankers
Sixy day sterling and l1oA 03s for sight bills.
GOLD sTRoNG-l11H ll1zs.
The Washington dispatches to-day confirmed the
reports OF an intended change In the Cabinet, ana
kave a runor that General Butler would be called
30 take the portfolio OF Secretary OF State. THIS
bouncement SO intimdated the "bears," whose
numbers IN the market were very large, that they
began covering, and gold, which IN the morning had
opened ct 1ll3s l114, ran up to 1ll1s. The course
M tha market u In the table.
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FINANCIAL and COMMERCIAL.
WALL STREET.

WALL STREET, I
SATURDAY. Feb. 4-6P. N.
on 'Changc to-day wheat opened With some ac-
Evity, but closed dull and heavy. The cotton mar
bet was strong. active ana higher.
THE COTTON MOVEMENT
The cotton movement for the week shows q fur
pher improvement IN receipts and exports The re-
ceipts OF all the ports l544 4s2 bales. against
p6o 800 bales last week. The total receipts since
September ], 1870, 2,352 297 bales, against $780,
e90 bales for the corresponding period OF the pre-
lvi0us year, showing an increase OF 6l7Oo5 baes IN
khe present crop. The exports from all the ports
were 7b 62s bales against 200 bales for the same
kWeek last year. The total exports for the expired
portion Of the cotton year TAO bales against
b70 31 bales for the corresponding period last year.
THE BANK STATEMENT.
The weekly statement OF the associated banks Is
Nery favorable, the chief feature being q gain OF
hearly two and hall million dollars IN the surplus
RESERVE which now stands at $1s,632, 1856. Despite
khe continued heavy payments Tor customs during
khe week, the specie shipment to Europe and the
suspected locking up OF some gold by operators for
rise In the premium, the specie line has fallen only
about loo, 900, while the legal tenders have IN
ereased over $4,600 00O owing to the natural move
ment Of money to this centre at This season. well
as to the return OF locked up greenbacKs to crcua-
tion The deposits show an increase OF over four
nillions. The statement contrasts with It's prede-
Eess0r as fOllows:-
L Jdnudrp2S. February 4.
Noans. $270, 2S0,310 $270, ,7S9 TIT
Specie. ce.................... 27,420,4 AS 90, 233573
Circulation. ............. 3l,S4S,342 l,T64, 129
Deposits. ................ eli, I05,6 2l5,3sS595
Nega. tenders. 40,44l,039 6i,lS7,393
The changes since last week are In detail as fol.
rows:--
Rnorease In loans $780, 401
Decrease In specie. e...................... 1,lS6SI2
Decrease In circulation. Observation-Disclosures. S42i3
increase In deposits s.................. 2S2 $50
Increase In legal tenders ............. 4,636 354
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NATIONAL LINE,
IN STEAM TO LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
From pier ~ North river.
LIVERPOOL AND QUEENSTOWN.
Lawson. Saturday Feb H. at 10 A. n
lATf Grogan Saturday, Fob. IL, At r. NJ
Ihssaar 20 Liverpool or QueenstownCsbin $75 and 65
storage 82s currency.
Prepaid secrage tickets from LIVERPOOL Queenstown, Lon
donderry ani Glasgow, f32. currency.
50 broadway.
" W. J. HURST, Manager.
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MATRIMONIAL OFFICE, 1ss THIRD AvENUE.-CALI
lu address Nine. WID4kk- Mealcai ana busiieSi
CiatrvoyAnt. Tels evsrythins
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A PARTNER WANTED WITH 81 500 CAPITAL TO
~ inyest IN professional busness one who saes 70
learn honorable proess!Dn address j. TERRY,
Dr. Duke, 100 " est Fourteenth street.
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A RARE CHANCE--FOR YOUNG MAN WITH SMALL
n capita; old cstab bished Cigar store,
fixtures, complete, doing good cash trade Call immed-
ately. S. JOsEPaS, JI2 Eighth avenuaL
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A PARTNER WANrED-TO PURCHASE PART
N Interest IN valuable patent, would dispose OF tho
whole. Apply At Legsets ote Chathlm street, room %.
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PARTNER WANrED-WIrU A FEW HUNDRED
n dollars, to extend wholesale manufacturing busneas
long established, paying 10 cent Call 969 Spring
street, afternoon
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TINTED STATES MAIL TO HAVANA.
~ ATLANTIC NAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY
Sailing regularly every Thursday at O'Clock r. M, pre-
ciseiy from pier No. 4 North river .
MORRO CASTLE Captain X. Adams (vfa Nassau Fob.
COLUMBIA. Captain E. Van Slice u
MISSOU RI Captain J. g. Edwards (va Nassau FEB. %
p~s 4 w. DIMOcK, President,
No. Bowling Green.
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A RARE CHANCE.-FANCY GOODS STORE, OVER
n three years established Broadsay hrst GLASS loca
ton cheap rent patty health for sell
Ing stock fixtures and eooiS Bi01l Inquire OF J. w.
MUDGETr sduheas. Sixth and Thirty ST.
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DACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPANY'S
Through line to
CalifnrnIa a and China

IrOR HAVANA.
Il The drst class steamship
YAZOO Il 300 tons,
Catharine, Master,
will sail for Now Orleans Havana, from pier a. foot
Queen street Philadelphia Tuesday, February Z, a,
O'Clock A. NJ.
Accommodations for passengers OF the superior
cha ncter.
Fare to either Havana New Orleans, H5, currency
WIN. l.. JAMES. General Agent,
13O South Third street. Philadelphia.
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ENOR sALE-THE STOCK, FIXTURES AND GOOD
viii OF first class Lace and Ladies' Undergarmens
Business located Broadway; terms reasonable, the
present wishes TO Europe. Address LACE,
Herald Office.
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death. The body of the negro was discovered
on Wednesday morning, it having been thrown
into the pond BY his executioners.
On Sunday, March Is, there arrived in the
Mersey one ofthe largest importations of sill
yer that has ever taken place at Liverpool.
The Gulon Company's steamer Wisconsin, Cap
tain Williams, which arrived that day from
New York, had on board the enormous.quantt-
ty OF 65 tons and S cwt. OF silver coin, priuci'
paly Spanish and Mexican dollars, a large
amount of which Is intended for this country,
and the remainder for different parts
of the continent. AS soon as the Wisconsin
was secured at her moorings in dock, the wore
of getting the specie boxes ashore was com
menced, and in a short time safely completed
Wagons were in readiness, and the specie was
conveyed to the London and Northwestern
railway station, where 1t was placed. IN ID
closed railway vans, and dispatched to London
by an early train on Monday morning.
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JUDGE BOND, In his charge to the Grand
Jury Yesterday, said that the Court and Jury
must make this State a place where we
may live "without fear Of midnight assassi-
.~'nation, and Of being dragged from our
s'houses and murdered by people who haze
'sno right to do So" We would mildly sug-
gest that this State is not, even without the
Circuit Court and Grand Jury, q very furnace
of wrath, and, at the same time, we should
like to ask who are the people who haue hs
riaht to assassinate and murder In South Car
oaina? That there is such a race, is the infer
ence naturally drawn from the remarks OF
Judge Bond. Perhaps he was incorrectly
reported. Or, he means the negroes.
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New Books.

ANNUAL OF SCIENTIFIC DISCOVERY OR YEAR
Book OF FACTS IN SCIENCE AND ART, FOR
1871. Boston Gould & Lincoln. 1871.
We haye received from Holiness Book
House, In King street, a copy of this hand
book for 1871. 1t is fully equal in merit to It's
predecessors, and, like them, covers the whole
Wide field of scientific discovery and progress
in art. We can cordially recommend the An
nual for 1871 to the reading public, who wish
to keep pace with the progress of science and
arts,
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~THE PLANTERS AND MECHAN-
ICs' BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA..Thirt days
sf3er date this Bank will be prepared to consoii-
date ts'stock BY Issuing one Share Of new for ten
OF the old, In compliance with the recent amend.
meut Of its charter. Also to receive sabscrip'
lions for an additional number OF Shares to the
extent of twenty thousand at twenty-five dollars
each, including the Consolidated Shares as above,
present stockholders 70 have precedence In sub.
sertpsion to the Increased Stock, in proportion to
the amount now held By them respectively.
mar22-Y5
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s- LOAN ON BoTToMRY.-THE
undersigned, Captain OF the American Bark
KEDAR, now In this port. needing funds to pay
for repairs and other expenses! OF said Bark to
enable her to resume and prosecute her voyage
hence to Valparaiso, requires q Loan OF Fo9H
THOUSAND DOLLARS ($4soo,l more or less, on
hypothecatton Of the above named vessel, to be
reimbursed twenty days after arrival az Val.
paradise:
Sealed applications, naming rate Of maritime
premium, must be- presented at the Office Of
Messrs. J. A. ENSIOW i co, No. 14l East Bay,
at IL O'Clock, noon, on SATURDAY, 9Th April, when
and where they will be. opened in the presence Of
the applicants or their representatives. For
further information, apply to my Consignees,
Nessrs. ]. A. ENSLOW 4 CO..
CHARLES A. FRENCH,
marsl.fmwS Master Bark Kedar.
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5perial Hot,res.

@ UNION BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
.LMA.-Notioe Is hereby given that this Bank will,
on the trst day Of May next, be prepared, In COM
pllance with the recent amendment OF Its charter,
to consolidate, reduce, aud redeem the Stock OF
the Bauk-,hat ia to say, N SHARE OF NEW,
VIII ue ISSUED for TESsHARE5 OF STOCK;
and at the request Of any stuckholder holding
less than ten shares. the Bank will redeem the
same atthe rate nxed for said redemption by the
charter. or holders may sell aud as Ign all such
By endorsement on the original certificates. Ac-
cording to the pr visions OF the amended char
ter ''no one shall be considered or held to be a
stockholder Of the said Bank who has not receiv-
ed q new certificate for the consolidated shares"
on or before the Drst day OF June next.
II. D. ALEXANDER,
mar27-mwf Cashier.
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fertilizers.
IMPORTANT TO AND
FACTORS.
MIDDLETONs FISH AMMONIATED PHOs-
PLATE.

This excellent brand OF Fertilizer comes before
the public well recommended. having been pre-.
pared with great care. and with the best mate
rials. It's adaptabillty 10 the crops OF thls ses h'n
Is unsurpassed; QUE evidence of Which Is the
official testimony of Professor SHEPARD, which
we annex, as follows:
OFFICE OF q
STATE INSPRCTnRoF FERTILE sRs
CH .RLESrUN. j. u, Mar I'll III, l6li:
Messra J. a.. khSLOW & Co.. Agents vi aiooietou's
Fish Am luni ,tei Phosphate:
GEHTLBhEN-t nclOsed plea.e nnd khe Hnaiysls
OF tile sam pie OIL Midi .etun's Fish Alnm0uiateo
Phosphate, ~selecten by my as 'lslsut irom TUE caf'
go JUST arrived. Il,
The larg amount Of organic matter, rlcn ~
Am ,nnia. and tile nlgilv snluble clndttlon "Ltne
pn0sphur C acid. are sufficient recoihm haaslUus
for ;his ar lcle. / feel sure Ihat tne plah WV
be benefited Dy It's Iudlcious applcau)n w oo''
ton and other Grips.
Respect fully, your obedlent servant,
lSigned,) CHAS. u SHEP ND. JR ID. d.,
Inspector Ut Fertilizers for Sou q Carolina
UNIFORMITY OF QUALITY GUARANTEED.
P~RrcEs-t6o cash, or for approved acceptance,
payable lat November next, $do.-
address IA. EN-Low q CO., Agents,
No. l4l East Bay, Charleston, 6. O.
apr5-w m .
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TERMS OF FIJI NEWS.

TEE DAILY News, by mail one year, So; six
months 81; three months 81 50. Served In the
oisy at E1enzssN GENTS 9 week, paysbleto to- the car
riers, or s. q year. paid in advance atthe once.
THE TR1.wKEkfY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
Thursdays and Saturdays, one year 81; SIX
months 81
TEE WEEKLY NEWS, one year 81 SIX copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address. SIS
SUBSCRIPTIONS In AL cases payable IN ADVANCE,
and NO paper ~conunuea after the expiration OF
the tiae paid for.
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.es- DANGER AHEAD.-A sINGL

,n2- DANGER AHEAD.-A SINGLE
spark may Eindle a name that will consume a
city, and small ailments neglected, may end "a
tai in disorders. Bearing sLl- TACT In mind, let the
drst symptoms OF debility or nervuns prostratton
be met promptly with invlgorating treatment.
Foremost among the vegetable tonics OF the age
ssaads HOS LETTERS STOMACH BlTTERS, and
whenever tho VITAL powers seem TO %Ianguish: or
there is any reason to suspect that the animal
functions essential to the sustenattpn aud purln.
cation OF the body are t1nperfecrly performed, this
valuable tnvigorant aud antisepsic should at once
be Iesorted TO. Indigestion always produces weak
ness OF the bodily powers. Sometimes It happens
that the appetite demands more food Than the
stomach eau digest; though not more, perhaps,
thanis required TO keep up the full strength Of
the frame. The object under such circumstances
Is TO Increase the dig stive capacity Of The assimt.
latlng organs, so rs to make It equal to the duty
imposed u on It y the appetite. and ca able Of sup
plying the building material OF tile system al fast
III It IS required. This object Is fully accomplish.
ed by the use OF the Bttters. They lone and gently
stimulate tile cellular membrane, which secretes
the gastrlcjaices, and The resdlt * that the sol.
ventis mingled with the food In SUFFICIENT guam
tity 10 convert all It's nourishilrg particles into
pure and wholesome element. II, Oh tue OF 'er
baud, there ID q deficiency OF appetite, without
any corresponding deficiency Of digestive power,
the effect Of the Luiic ID % stimulate = desire for
food In nlnet en cases ous uf twenty, he idache,
nausea, nervousness, laiuting nts. spasms, aud.
inierd, Must OF the CASUAL aches AMI palms to
which humanity Is subject, proceed p imarily
from indigestion complicated WI b b:liousnessi
and Tor both these complaints HOSrETTER's
STOMACH lTTERS are recommended asa .peedy
and cerLalu remedy. aprl-SDkc
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@roFFlCE OF THE SOUTH CARROLL
NACENrRAL RAILROAD CoMpANY-CHARLEs
TON. s. c., Ike 18th. ls7l.-The Ninth install
ment OF FIVE DOLLARS per share will be paya-
BILE on 10Th April psoXlmo.
In Oharleston-At the Olice Of the Company,
No. IL Bicad street.
10 Snmte.-To Major JOSEPH JOHNSON.
In ClarendCu-To DR.. G ALLEN HIGGINS.
WIN. h. ~PERoNNEAU,
mar15-w5s1 Treasurer.
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daily where the entire not income (exclud-
ing taxes) derived from property Is less than
the amount OF State and county taxation.
Yet the Union has the GOODNESS to say that
the taxes are not heavy beyond endurance,
and that taxation is not exorbltant. South
Carolina Radicalism, Of which the Unao" is
the defender, demands, as taxes, oNIY-oNR
FIFTH of the whole income Of the yearF
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m- GERMAN FRIENDLY SOCIETY
The members are respectfully invited TO attend
the Funeral OF tn ir late brother member, JOHN
STROHECKER, from his residence, No. s5
Beaufain street, TErs AFTERNOON. at 4 O'Clock.
anr6 JOHN A. BLUM, Secretary.
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@-BATCHELORtS HAIR DYE.-TilI-
SUPERB HAIR DYE is the best IN tns %,oorld-per.
lectly harmless, reliable and instantaneous. No
disappointment. No ridiculous tints or unpless'
ant odor. Thegenulne W. A. BATCHEL0R'S HAIR
DYE produces IMMEDIATELY a splendid Black
or Natural Brown. Does not stain che skin, but
leaves the hate clean. soft and beautiful. The
only Safe and Perfect Dye. Sold by al Drug.
glsts. Factory No. 10 Bold street, New York.
Jan23-mwi1yr
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~ STRICT OBSERVANCE LODGE,
No. 73. A. 4. M.-The brethren TT this Lodge Will
assemble at Masonic Hall, THrs. AFTERNOON, at
half past 8 O'Clock, to attend the Funeral Services
or our late brother. JOHN sTROHEOKER. BY
order Of the W. NJ. CLARENCE WAGNER.
apr6 Secretary.