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Cut Worms.


Considerable complaint is made by some
of our farmers of the ravages of cut worms.
In some sections they have injured the corn
considerably.
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w ATCH FREE, and $50 day sur e, no hum
w bug. ADDRESS with stamp, LATT Co.,
Pittsburg, Pa. Apr. l3-4w.
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Advertising Agents for this paper, and COM
plete files of it cab be examined at their Office
by any one making application. This firm
has reduced advertising to more perfect sys.
tenn Than has heretofore been known.
FRESH GADEN SEEDS in great variety.
.rront,i repre- scented for sale by
B. SCHMITT.
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Post Office Amendment.

Mr.. John F. Zirkle has been appointed
Post Master at Forestville in place of Miss
Diana Frank
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The Maryland Farmer for May has been re


ceiyed.
Its pages are rep.ete with useful informa
zion to the farmer, Stock breeder and fruit
6 rover. Farming like other sciences is max
ing rapid advance, and the farmer can only
keep up to the times by subscribing for some
live agricultural paper The farmer is equal
{ o the best. Terms 81 so, s. Sands Mills &
Co, Baltimore Nd.
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Sale Bills,
OF all sizes promptly printed at the Herald
Office.
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JObWOrk,

JODW OK,
Of all kinds Executed neatly and promptly
at the Herald Office.
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BLACK 4, ;, ; TEA

j i r Z b L b A. 4:
WHAT Is TIP
1t is surs and perfect remedy for al diseases of
the
Liver and Spleen, Enlargement or Obstruc-
ton Ut lntestines, Urinary. Uterine,'
Or Abdominal Organs, Poverty or
A Want of Blood, Intermittent or
Remittent Fevers, Inflammation of
The Liver, Dropsy, Sluggish Cir
cula ton of the Blood, Abs
cesses, Tumors, Jaundice, Scro-
fula, Dyspepsia, Ague d Fever
Or Their Concomitants
DR.. Wells having become aware fthe extraor
binary medicinal properties OF the South
american Plant, called
J U R u B E B A
sent a spec ial commission to that country to
procure it in its native purity, and having
found its wonderful curative properties to even
exceed the anticpations formed public, and is
happy to state that he has perfected arrange
ments for regular monthly supply of this
derful Plant. He has spent mucn time expert
menting and lgating as to the most efficient
preparation from it, for popular use, and has for
some time used in his own practice with most
happy results the etfectual medicine now pre-
sented to the puplic
DIR. WELLS EXTRACT of JURUBE-
.BA
AMI he confidently recommends it to every family
as household remedy which should be freely
taken a Blood Purifier in all arrangements of
the system and to animate and fortify all weak
and Lymphatic temperaments. JOHN Q. MEL
LOGG, Platt st. New York.
Sole Agent for the United States
Price One Dollar per bottle. Serd for Cir
culars. Apr l3-4w.
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DAVIS TOWNSHIP,

Messrs. Editors -
IfW. 7. Ramey, will consent to occupy
the position of Supervisor, no will be sup
ported by MANY VOTERS.
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s JEWELRY.

Americans. Anchor Duplex and Cylinder
watches, and a, large stock of Jewelry at Bar
gelts. = And watches and clocks carefully r
paired, at prices lower than the lowest, ande
one year.
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THE DAILY SUN. Sc A YEAR.

.. A prominently readable newspaper with the
largest circulation IN the world. Free, inde.
pendent, and fearless in politics. All the news
rom everywhere. Two cents q copy bY mail.
0O cents month, or SO year.
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SEMI-WEEKLY sun, So A YEAR,
OF the same size and general character as
THE WEEKLY, but: with greater variety of
miscellaneous reading, and furnishing the news
to its subscribers with greater freshness because
1t comes twice week instead of once only.
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VTIQGiNIA TO W.T.:

XTIQGfNIA TO W.T.:
At Cou 1ty Court continued aud hold for
the County of Shenandoah, on Tuesday
April 1ltb.. 1S7t.
Jacob Pence and abraham Richard assignee
of said Jacob Pence....... Plaintiffs,
Il ~ against
0. G. Billings, Lemuel Alien and others.
...... ....... Defendants.
IL CHAscsRY.
The object of this suit is to enforce a GER
tain Deeds of Trust executed by Amos Gra-
bill to Samuel Williams, to secure certain
debts therein, and TO enforce the vendors
lien secured in favor of Jacob Pence in deed
from said Pence aud wife TO 0. C.. Billings.
1t appearing satisfactory evidence that he
defendant Lemuel Allen is oi;an inhabi'ant OF
this State it is ordered, that the said defend
ant do appear here within one month after
due publcaliott hereof, and do what is ne
cessary to protect his in crest; that a copy of
this order be published ia some newspaper
printed in Woodstock. ohce week for four
successive weeks. and copy posted at the
front door of the Court House Of said county,
on the first day of the next County Court.
4 Copy-Teste. 50
Apr 13-4 Geo W Miley G c.
J, c: McKaypq
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dNLOCKS CHEAP.
- -. Bargelt has just received d
new lot of s day & 80 hour clocks Of Beauti-
full PATTERN, and will be sold at reduced pri-
ces fer cash. Call soon, before. they are all
gone.
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sH EyTLEMEN TAKE NOTICE
NJ That Nelson has ON hand, the very best
scloth and Cassl mers for sale cheap.
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EHENSION NJTICE. .

EBENSION NuTICE.
= Soldiers of he war o
1872 and widows who are entitled to pen
sion under the late act of the U. S. Congress
just passed are informed that all claims for
pensions placed in our hands will receive
prompt attention. MOSES WALTON,
A. G WALKER.
Feb 20. Solicitors for pensions
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4G1SN4O ~ CLUBS.
THE DOLLAR WEEKLY SUE-

AAAS DOAAAD w LEN SIN,
Five copies, one year, separately addressed,
Four Dollars
zen copies. one year, seD-rateiy addressed land
an extra copy to the getter up of elub).
Eight Dollars.
Twenty copies, one year. separately addressed
cana an extra copy to the getter up of club,
r. Fifteen DOliaCs.
Fly copies one year, to one address tapd the
Sem. weekly one year together up ofciub1.
- Thlrty-three d Oilars.
Tnsy copies, one year. separately addressed land
tne semi Weekly one year to getter up ofcl1h1,
Thirty-five Dollars.
One hundred copies, one year to one address
land the Daily for one year to the gette; uoof
Oi"ol, Fifty Dollars.
dressed Sanc the Dailyfor one year to the Setter
Wy ''NV' Sixty Dollars.
THE SEMI-WEEKLY- sun. -.
Eve copies. onc year. separately addressed.
Eight Dollars.
Ten copies, one year. separately addressed fan6
IN extra copy to gstter up of club,
Sixteen Dollars.
Il; SEND YOUR MONEY
II Post Office orders. checks, or drafts on New
a ork, wherever convenient If not, then reeist4r
Vie 'essers containing money. Address
T. W. ENGLAND, Publisher.
Sun office, New York City
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ADVERTISEMENTS

CPRIEG g. SUMNER IMPORTATION
y 1871.
RIBBONS, MILLINERY AND STRAW
GOODS.
ARMSTRONG, CA1oR GO.
Importers and jobbers of Bonpets. Trim
ming and Velvet Ribbons, Bonnet Silks,
Satns and velvets, Blends, Netts, Grapes
Ruches, Flowers, Feathers, Ornaments,
STRAW BONNETS & LADIES HATS,
Trimmed and untrimmed, Shaker Hoods SC
237 and 239 BALTlNolsE SfREET,
BALTISIORE MD.
Offer the largest Stock to be found in this
Country, and une aualled in c1oice variety
aud cheapness, comprising the latest Euro
pean novelties.
Orders solicited, and prompt attention
given.
Mar 1873. mo pd.
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StOppage OF Trains.

Horse Bills,
Printed in finest style, at the Herald Oaic'
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LET.

ITO LET.
, A desirable property in Woodstock, House
conveniently arranged and large enough for
two or three, small families Garden ] acre.
TERMS MODERATE.
Apply to John IL. Grabill at the Herald
Office. Apr.-t. f.
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MR. GINI A SCHOOL BOOKS
FOR
VIRGINIA CHILDREN.
THE UNIVERSITY SERIES
adopted by
STATE BOARD OF EDUCATION.
The State Board of Public Instruction has
adopted the well known and popular series
of school books. prepared by the most emf,
nent educators in the State for use in The
PUBLIC SCHOOLS OF VIRGINIA,
embracing
PROF. HOLMES
Pictorial PRIMER
SPELLER
FIRST READERS
SECOND READERS
THIRD READERS
FOURTH READERS
FIFTH READERS.
PROF VENABLE'S
FIRST LESSONS IN NUMBERS (Illustrated)
MENTAL ARITHMETIC
ELEMENTARY ARITHMETIC
PRACTICAL ARITHMETIC
HIGHER ARITHMETIC.
Prof. Maury's First Lessons in Geography
World we live in (intermo diate,) Manual
Geography.
County Superintendent and Trustees are
requested to send in their orders as early as
convenient to
Messrs WOODHOUSE & PARHAM,
Richmond, and
J. V. II. NASH, Petersburg, Va, and
HlTE & WARD, Winchester, Va.
apr ID I'M .--.---r..- .-.-.---.-
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MARRIED

sTEUART-MURP On the 4 of May,
by Rev. Chas W. Rankin. RIGID. E Stsuart
to Miss Belle Murphy. both Of this city.
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WANTED.
MONEY IN MARKET.

MONEY In MARKET.
Ten Thousand Dollars worth of land bonds
wanted. Call at my Office.
may limo. A. HELLER.
$4,000 Prime Oak Shingles, also 100 Cord
of Chestnut oak Bark. for which the cash will be
paid. Apply immediately to
apr. 27-tf. HELLER Il C0FFMAN.
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Clarence Thomas. son of Samuel
Thomas, of Warren county, was kicked by
horse near Aide last Friday, and had
his leg badly broken in two places. The
injury was SO serious that it is feared
amputation will have to be resorted to-
Winchester Times,
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CHE 9ollar Mjeektu Sui.
CHARLES A. DANA. Editor.

A Newspaper of the Present Times.
Intended for People Now on Earth.
Including Farmers. Mechanics, Merchants, Pro-.
fessional Men, Workers, Thinkers, and all Man
ner of Honest Folks. and the Wives, Sons and
Daughters of oil such.
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We understand that preparations are
now being made to work the supposed
Coal veins on the North Mountain Road
west of this place. We hope that it may
prove complete success, as we know of
nothing which would aid in the develop.
ment Of this country SO much and directly
as supply Of COAL Shenandoah Valley.
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-
T O0K. aroand and then so to Cobb's
IL Cheap Store.
= 81 ---. - "efs
NEENS Ready Made clothing in gr5at vari-
WI ETY. at Cobbs Cheap Store.
TNHE cheapest eottons and calico at Cos,
1 cap s chto-
'IsH. -,
Ihave now. made arrangements to open
the spring 6sh trade in Woodstock, and will
deal in none other but Strictly
i PRIME NO FISH,
which will be sold in barrels half barrels and
hundreds at the lowest
CASH PRICE. i
The first run of fish is inveriab,e. the FEST
and CHEAPEST.
Hand in your orders early and secure q
good article
mar. so if. W. C. BARRON,
Deaie-.
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THE sEMI-WEEKEY SUN.
SEND YOUR MONEY

n OF &c . T.. ':'
The partnership of Drs. Irwin ard Triplett, has
been dissolved for more than sixteen mon tbs and
the business Of the firm is still unsettled.
The books at the office OF j. C. Mckay
and parties knowing themselves to be indebted
can call and inspect their accounts, and close
them by note Othe- wise.
The books must | settled up at once.
:, D.. -. IRWIN,
Nov. 17,-tf W. II. TRIPLETT
SAW AND PLANNING Mill.
- - -.
lean prepared, at my mill, 2 miles from Wood
stok, to furnish
WEATHER BOARDING AND FL O
-. PLANK,
dressed and:ready for use.
also grind eorn, or chop at my
GRIST MEL,
lam also prepared to make eOFFINe Gts IN
notice - -. 81
Sep. l5,-Gm. . MOAN COOK
Parties indebted TO me are requested to call
and settle at once, as my terms are CASH :
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The correspondents are carefully prevented
from seeing anything which the Germans 90
not care to have published. and are further re-
strained IRON disclosing even such limit I'd IN
formation as they can pick up, ii 1t does not
exactly suit the authorities to havelt known,
The correspondent of the Telegraph makes the
following candid confession on the subject:
1.-THE English correspondents at Versailles are
virtually condemned, much against their Wills,
to OCCUPY the positions of sinecnrsts, with the
additional disagreement That their sinecures
are, for Z variety Of reasons, made as disagree
able as they we'll can be. The intelligence
which it is their duty to communicate !o the
public is Of two sorts military and political.
With regard to many matters Of interest,
coming under the former category, with
which they may be acquainted, their
Inns are necessarily sealed-or, to use
a figure more suitable 10 their i'm
mediate functions, their hands are par
alyzed; while, as to reporting anything
seen in the neIghborhood Of Paris during the
last iour days, the dense white fogs that pune
taly wrap up this part of the world In their
damp folds from morning till night. and night
till morning, take very good care that they
shall have no opportunity OF exercising their
eyesght upon anything that exists or takes
place at a distance Of more than MY yards.
SO tar as the political part Of our information
Is concerned, the correspondents ere. as
rule. worse off than, say, the editors OF Italian
or Spanish newspapers In their native climes.
Versailles is cut of from humanity with re:
spect to nsws, save for few thin wires
that discharge their meagre budgets Of fats
acconspiis, negotiations and intrigaes into the
penetralia denizened by the royal stats, who
being in absolute possession of monopoly,
are az sublimely uneommunicatlve about
tdings thai the readers Of your kilograms are
probably made acquainted with even before
they reach the telegraphic bureau Of Versailles,
as they are about incidents Of local Importance,
for the concealment of which there~is not the
least motive save the North German military
consIgne of retlcence at all hazards"
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to get them before the House. Indeed, the
President was yesterday for a long time in con-
ference with Secretary Robson, at the Navy
Department, regarding the details Of the naval
expedition OF the proposed commission, and
found that the Tennessee, now fitting ont at
the navy yard here, could leave within week.
Judge Acknowledgement Holt denies the re-
Gently published statement that he proposed at
the time of the trial to give up Mrs. surratt II
John Surratt would come forward, and that
therefore Mrs. Sllrratt was held and executed
as hostage. Per contra, another Of the colln-
sci for the government, and Hollis associate,
says the original statement is true.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.
% State delhi of P,nosylyanla is ssl. .oOo,-

Tie State debt Of Pennsylvania is ssl l,oOO,-
900.
Mr.. Miller. clerk of the Senate committee on
commerce, fell dead in the capital.
The Princes EdiJha, who claims TO ba the
daughter of Lola Montez. has been committed
to lunatic asylum.
The election of Governor Clayton as United
States senator from Arkansas Is assured.
Judge Taft delivered the opinion of the
Supreme Court of Ohio, taVortng the constitu-
tionallty OF the subscription BY Cincinnati of
slo. .ooo 900 to the Cincinnati Southern Railroad.
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menced its sitting for the purpose OF aiding IN
the establishment of lasting peace between
England and America
The foreign Office announces that tho Con-
ference of the European powers has been post
ponei few daysto await the arrival OF Jules
Favre, and TO allow other plenlpoten tiaries to
receive further instructions. :. =,
THE HAGUE, January g.,
The new Dutch CabInet1s formed as follows:
interior. Thorbecke;, Foreign, Gusriche; JUS
tice. Jolles; Colonies, Vandoose; Finance,
Blushe; War, Doors; Marine, Bro!x.
LONDON, January 4.
King Amadeus made his entry into Madrid
ON Monday, and was received most enthusias-
tically by the people. r,
Amadeus, Immediately upon his arrival, vls-
ited Prim's widow. He then proceeded to the
hall of the Cortes and took the oath as King Of
Spain. The enthusiasm Of. the, people was I'M
,mense. The King has consulted Rosas, Sorllla,
iRivero and Olozaga on the formation OF q con-
istitutional ministry.
LONDON, Jannary4 4.
! Adyices from Bone say that Cardinal Anto-
nelli received cordially the ambassador sent
by King Victor Emanuel to announce his arrh
val in Rome.
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
The Parlsians Denounce Trochu, and
Demand n Sortie.
BORDEAUX, January 4.
90
citement among the populace, who demand
grand sortie. number of the Mayors Of the
city called upon General Trochu, and invited
him to give way to this desire OF the people.
Some of the Paris journals accuse Trochu of
feebleness; and q number Of the Bordeaux
newspapers, In noting this expression Of opin-
ion, appear to coincide In It.
1t is understood that orders have been sent
to the generals in the field to hasten the
movement upon Paris. A new general has
been sent to command the French forces at
Hayre. The evacuation Of Rousn by the Ger.
mans ia considered certain, :as Manteuffsl is
forced to concentrate his troops in the north
on account of the forward movement Of Gen.
eral Faidherbe along the valley Of the oise.
General Chansey continues to gain sue
cesses over the enemy with his flying columns.
The Algerian cavalry routed body OF Prus-
slams yesterday.
William the Vietorious-The DanubIap
Question.
LONDON, January.
At the New Years banquet at Versailles King
william gave toast to the German princes,
to which the Duke Of Baden replied In speech
rejoicing at tie restoration Of the old>German
Empire, and concluding with toast to "Wil-
liam the Victorious"
Letters from Paris state that the citizens
suffer greatly from lack Of fuel and food, the
severity in the latter particular being mitlga-
ted, however, by the official distribution Of
stores by the government
Tt is announced that Austria will arrest and
detain all French prisoners who escape into
her teri hory during the war.
The PrussIan Government has declined to
second the Austrian demand upon the Powers
for fresh guarantees for the security of the
navigation Of the Lower Danube.
BERLIN, January 4.
Certain Berlin bankers have been sentenced
to long Imprisonment for participating In
the subscription to the recent French loan.
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MARINE DISASTERS.

NEW YORK, January4.
The steamer Rio Janeiro, from La Plata for
New York, was badly damaged three hundred
miles south of Rio. The steamer Humboldt
was sent to her relief
The Rostocs, from Philadelphia, with petro-
leum, Is wrecked off Languevorn. The crew
were saved.
The steamer Adelaide, from Baltimore to
Norfolk, exploded her steam pipe.
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TsPEoIAL TELEGRAM 70 TIE NEws.l
CHESTER, s. C., January 4.
A fire broke out last night In this town, con-
sumlng the stores occupied by Alexander,
Robinson 4 Atkinson, Simon Jacoby, Ben
nett & Brandt, N. d. Hunter and John Mckee.
The residence Of Mr.. Mckee was also burned.
The total loss Is at least o,ooo, which is not
covered by Insurance.
No positive evidence has, so far, been OBJ
tanned, but 1t ls believed that the fire was the
work of an incendiary.
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD.
@BM M a

Trains leave Charleston daily at5s:so 4. NJ.
Sundays excepted, and e.s0P NJ
Arrive at Charleston 7.3o A. H.; (Mondays ex.
cepteaJ and6 p. IL
Train leaving at $50 A. ", makes through con.
ncctlon TO New York via Richmond and Aqua
Greek only-gong through In ~ hours, and with.
out detention on Sunday. ... o.
Train leaving OF 0:3O +. NJ, have choice Of route
via Richmond and washington, or Bay route vfA
Portsmouth and Baltimore. Passengers leaving
Friday by this train lsy over on Sunday In Bala-
more those leaving on Saturday remain Sunday
In Wilmington, n. O.
This is tie cheapest, quickest and most pleasant
route to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both trains making close
Baltimore anu Ohio Railroad.
8. 8. S0LOM0NS,
Engineer and Superintendent.
IL. CLEAPoR, General Ticket Agent.
9ent6
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Il SHOCKING AFF4IR.
Captain George Butler Killed I'm Edge
field.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THR NEws.l

ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THR NEws.l
/ COLUMBIA, January4.
Captain George Butler, the elder brother Of
General II. c. Butler, was killed on Sunday in
Edgefeld County, near the Savannah Rver.
Captain o. N. Butler passed through the city
this morning, en- route for Greenville, with the
remains of Captain George Butler.
Further particulars OF this lamentaole affair
will be found in another column. :.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-01-05
coNaREssIoNA1 sUMMARY.
WASHINGTON, January 4.
Congress reassembled to-day.

WASHINGTON, January 4.
Congress reassembled to-day.
SENATE.
The Senate passed Sherman's bill authoriz-
ing All additional Issue Of three hundred mil
lion five per cent. bonds for funding purposes,
and agreed to Summers resolution calling on
the President for copies Of all papers relating
to San Domingo negotiations, &c.
The following were introduced: 4 bill for
the relief OF dIstillers of brandy from grapes;
encouraging mining; incorporating mining
schools; paying for army stores taken from
citizens of Alabama who, had enlisted or did
service In the Federal army. A resolution
was passed instructing the committee Of
finance to inquire into. the expediency OF i'm
posing stamp tax upon applications for
offices. The bill relieving J. N. Best, Of Padu-
cab. .was. discussed. Best's house was de-
stroyed to give range to the Federal artillery.
The question involved was whether the de-
structon was an Incident of the fight or prop
erty taken for the use Of the army. Ad-
journed.
HOUSE.
In the House bill relative to q centennial
fair was discussed Banks gave notice that
lie would coll up the San Domingo bill on
Monday. The President sent message We
tolng the bill for the relief of the bondsmen
Of certain defaulting officials The Indian ap-
preparation is made the special order for
Wednesday. A bill was reported for addition:
al appropriations for the Louisville and Port
land Canal. Adjourned.
The following nominations have been made:
George Newcomb, collector OF customs at
Beaufort, North Carolina; Charles NJ. Power,
collector OF customs OF Cherrystone.
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Obituarn.

JOHNSoN.-Ded at WIlliston, S. C., on the "a n
December, 1870 after brief illness, HOLLIS
JOHNSON, in the 74th year Of his age, for many
years resident Of this city. -
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~ OFFICE OF MOUNT PLEASANT
AND sULLIvAG,s ISLAND FEREY COMPANY,
CHARLESTON, JANUARY ID, 1s71.-The Board Of
Directors having declared STOCK DIVIDEND
OF 81 6oAND Cash DIVIDEND OF s. 50 PER
SHARE, from the earnings OF the Company for
the past six 10y months, (being st the rate OF Is
per cent. per annum upon Its paid up capital,
payment of the same will be made TO Stockholders
on and after the 10th instant, at the oee Of the
Secretary and Treasurer, Broad street, corner Of
State. Stockholders will please present their
Scrip. HUTS0N LEE,
lamps Secretary and Treasurer.