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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-04
BANKING AND FINANCIAL.

ALABAMA STATE fEDoRsED Bonds, BEARING EIGHT
PEE CENT GOD Interest, ISSUED BY 4 Trunk
LINE--THE SELMA, MARION, tSD MEMPHIS H. IL
AND SELMA AND GULF Il. r., Al 81 AND ACCRUED IN-
TIsREsT IN CURRENCY.
This line OF railway forms the shortest route from
Memphis to the sea, and viii command on conple'
ton the vast cotton traffic of Alabama and MISSES
sipp which States ii iavcrses. IL addition 10 this,
a large part of the freight by way Of the Mississippi
River win seek at Memphis the more rapid tIanspOr-
tation 10 the sea afforded by these AIcs.
One hundred miles OF this route ara completed and
show large earnings from way traiic alone. Ihe
completion Of the enterprise is already assured by
Che large sales Of bonds and liberal subscriptions Of
town and county aid.
bonds are equal to any now in the market But in
addition 90 tho lien the railway property, tho
bonds are secured by the Obligation Of tho state Of
Alabama, Endorsed upon them, which has been de-
clared by the leading LAWYERS of New York to be as
binding on the State as the currency bonds which
now sell on the Stock Exchange above par.
Fol- sale, at 9j and accrued interest, by
HENRY CLEws & Co,
Financial Agents Of State of Alabtna.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-04

No. % WAiI-sT., NEw-YoRK, Jan. l. ISL
In connection with the house Of
JAY COOKE, MCCUrLOCH Co,
No. Al LOmbaId-st, London,
We are prepared to purchase and sell
STERLING EXCHANGE
To issue
CoNHERCIAI CREDITS AND CRcULlE LETTERS FoB
TRAVELLERS drailabIe IN all parts Of tie uorid,
TO EXECUTE ORDERS IN SECURITIES.
TO make
CABLE TRANSFERS OF MONEY,
And to transact any business pertaining TO an
AMERICAN BANNING House. II LONDON.
JAY Cooke 81 Co.
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rto ,oIIoung ,vere the LIDS foy city bank shares:


In railroad bonds, largo and vel distributed Ou.'-
nose yas recorded Central Paci1cs were in active DO
roapd mn 20 the close seng freely at o 4eOS interest
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-04
TURs AND SKINS.

Nothing favorable can be said Of these The dfeenHs en oa
dealers county s.srk buyts are pay opehA s poe
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-01-04

sEEDs-A fair Inquiry for Clover Seed at tse sSpPy
orae exuors liberal the past mouth Timothy SEED
has ruled quiet IS but 6rm Rough FsI,ci Is quis' a.
s220 per Calcutta LEced j. FIRM ~ " i'@-E ~ soL
erEARINThe Iule steady With mqnryi saes OF
10 n and I r January aad February de-
livery. A., -.
Lefbs continued IN GOOD demand bas
ard for hl Al Tue uA'e VI our Ss
nc M I'D Ial. ann. We QUOT:
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The foloniay is Il c"ry Of the docu,
ment !.anl@I 10 ;hr ,i!or in Cuion, on
the night Of ;:,e "currrnrr:
TAKEN pY EIAr*AS Eo%pUs In silence
and IN secrecy, thought has been work
ing, and the benignaut cliicacies OF con-
ceament speak for themselves. Once
again have We been forced by force to
use force. Justice was lame, and she
had to lean upon us. Information being
obtained that a doubling 'ThnmaS'-
the inferior of nothing, the superior OF
nothing, and Of consequence the equal OF
nothlng-who has neither eyes 10 sec
the SceEcS of oppression, nor cars "hca?
the cause Of humanity, even though he
wears the Judicial silks, had ordered some
guilty prisoners from Union to the city
of Columbia, ard Of Injustice ard pr'j'l-
dice, for an unfair trial Of life, thus clutch
ing ut the wheel spckes Of destiny, then
this thing was created and projected
otherwise it would never have been
We yield to the inevitable and lnexora
bic, and account this the best. 'l.ct not
thy right hand know what thy left hand
,,oeth, is our motto. We want peace ;
hut this canrot be till justice returns.
We want and will have n>tice; but this
came: be til Justice returns. We want
aad wi;l have Justice but this cannot he
till the h'.c'Ing fight "f ffcc1"m Is
fought; nrtil ten, Ike M"loch of i"iqnl
tv will have his victims, even If the Mi
ct;acl q! justice must have bis moltyrs.
X. X. X.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-02-22
TIE LEGISLATURE

Since our last issue the Senate and
House have determined to push ahead
with the work before them. The t'II
rcpcaling ;hc act rcrca|iHs the usury
)av. has passed the House. \ rcSula
ton adopted in tic lIoaSc, to request
the Governor to arm equip and mcunt
regiment Of militia, rcE THE Pl:ESEEvA-
TON OF PEACE, WAS tabled in the Senate.
The election for Judge of the Seventh
Circuit, which resulted IN the choice o!
Mr.. Montgomery Moses, hes hy subse
oncnt ac,ion been declared null and void.
\ :,cw election will be Eeld on Friday
24th.
\ resolution, III the House, requesting
the Governor to restore arms ~ militia
companies, was adopted.
\ bill to rcqrire the State Treasurer
to pay CAuaty Trca>urcrS their respect
i've apportionmc:t ci tie POLL tax for Il
school iund, was passed to third read
ing.
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.-%~%-
s.sq~ TRANSFERABLE AR

ES?~ | y \ NSN ERA 81 r. A X
GTMENTS -Fs:ab'i-hed f;cts are silcEt arGIi-
ments which neither Ccn Tor tongue can shake.
and il is upon established facts that the reputa>
:ion Of IIoSiettrr'S stomach SitterS as 4 health
preserving elixir. ard 4 wholesome and powerful
remedy. is based. When witnesses come forward
In crowds yenr f;er year. and rciteratc the same
statements in relation tn the Lenctcial effects of
medicine upon then. selves. disbelief in its eflca
cy is Literally impossible. The credentials of this
uneoualcd Ton &c and alternative. extending over
i period OF nearly twenty y.arS. inc ude indlvid-
uals of every class. and residents Of every cline.
and refer TO the most prevalent among the Gems
plants which at'i,:ct and harraSS The human tami-
ly Either mu ttude Of people. strangers to
each other have annually been seized with an in
sane and mOtirce-s d..sire 20 deceive the public,
for Hostette:> Hitrrs. fur no less than fifth Of a
cen. lry have bcu alTordE- sEc;, relief to suffer-
erS trcm Indigestion. fever and aguc. bilOus,iess.
general debility. and nervous disorders. as no
other preparation has ever impaired To-day.
while the eyes of the reader are upon these lines.
tens o; thousands # persons of both sexes are re-
lvIun upon the littcrs rs sure defence against
the pilncufS which the present se1S"n engtnders.
and their con!id cEcc is not misplaced. The i cal
potions which interested dealers sometimes en-
dcayor to loi>t upon tc sick in its stead. are ev-
erywlere meet ing The t;itr that Is due TO fraud
aud imprstu.e c. While the demand for the great
vegetable specific is constantly increasing.
Feb / 5-lm,
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.
For the Herald


NEssas EDITORS: feel constrained IN
begging vou to allow me short space IN
your napcr 10 call attention toa fact OF serious
character. Thcrc is at present tine party
Of mcn-hnown 70 me l,y :hc names OF Eaton
and Watkin-who arc selling stoves under
false nrcicnscs. FIRST, these stoves, aS far as
| can Undertaking tie one purchased as a
sarp'c-arc NOT wusi! ;hc price asked; Sec
ond. they cfFer to sill on time till first Of Oc>
;obcr. taking Il note one day Gft:r datc, and
in a few days thereafter demand payment
and threaten :hc simple co"nry people with
prosccu icn and pcr:itcnfiary if they refuse
10 pay, because their notcs are unStampcd; !;
third, they sell the sama stoves for different
prices 10 different people. want TO warn the
people against these men, and advise them
if they have stoves to buy to get them from
responsible parties in or own town OF New
berry. Thee are facts and an prepared TO
substauiiatc them.
Respectfully,
e.. II. CHAPMAN.
p,,uari., - G.
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MOUNT PLEASANT,
CHRIST CuuRCu PARISH, SO. Co.,

I
Fcbrnary 1871.
NEssES. EnIroRs: Doubtless a'nv OF
vour readers are unaware Of what Il pleas
ant village this is, though, among onr city
residents in common with SnllvanS Island,
il has long been appreciated Us Il rc4ort Tor
,rcrhing children, those suffering with the
srGrenrcs of whoouiug cough, and kindred
diseases whih atttc: Juvenile humanity, as
well rs their elders WHEN pTos;ra!ch with
The tlrai itariny rIf,.c:s of orr Summer eli
moIc. Siiua:cG on the high bluffs which
fringe the eastern edge OF our beautiful har
hor, opposite lle city, with its white
washed houses prrring through the foliage,
against back ground OF dark pines, !; pre-
seats Il conspicuous anl ATTRACTIVE object
from the deck Of steamer plying over the
green waters of the bay.
Connected with tic city a:.d he i"iand
nv the Ferry, fhc him l;,t}c steamers OF the
company land the visitor within twenty
minutes from wharf 20 wharf, ahordES, at
The same time, a deli ghtu! trip 70 the seeker
afcr recreation, and bracipg and ba!my
air 10 the invalid This ferry has been Kept
IN since the war by the energy and prrSe-
vcranrr Of Mr.. Mccormick, in spite Of great
dit,icultirS and d Scorragcmrnts, and HOW
assumes tic proportions Of company
established Oh a firm basis, with the gentle
man above II ,mri As the President
We're the advantages Of This village more
generally known and appreciated beyond
our immediate locality, as it deserves to be,
!. wou|d without doubr trench on the hith-
crio almost preserved rights OF those plea
SAINT resorts, Aiken and Summcrriile, which
have 50 long aud 50 justly crjoyed the rep.
utation Of beS,owing bracij g health and
bloom to the invalid. In wi#tcr, little re-
moved from the edge of the water, the air
is soft and bracing, and liz summer the IN
yiooratinc effects Of the breeZ"S, on the
front with the extensive view over the wa
tors Of ,hc bay, relieved by the white sails
If The numerous era and prfiEe steamers,
Which ply over them, must be felt and seen
t. meet due appreciation.
Tile inhabitants are kind and hosptablc
and there are Il nrn'cT OF physicians OF
skill and ability residing in the village,
among whom trust it may not be i;:vld'
ions to n.cn.iou one accomplished in hi:
profession, and wcl-known to many ofyour
readers. It's war:H-hcartcd and genial
friend, Dr.. John !. DGPre. son OF the
Rev, Mr.. DuP.e, 50 we'll known throughout
the State as all active and acceptable minis
ter of the gospel. 4 broom factory is
active operation, established by Mr.. II. S.
Tex, al o'd resident OF the place, and there
are several stores, where articles for family
use and supplies may be obt'ned much on
a. with prices current in tie city.
Your irlir, hAPPA.
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SCRAPS

SCRAPS
Think Of il. girls, you may not be able to
set river OF fire. yet you may get mp toll
cradle contagration in your waterfall. Dol.
Go It, though.
Some folks profess to be connoisscurs, and
of wines, especially, and pronounce some
German wines "better S goot." Every one
20 his taste. Cool authority says one OF
these so-cullcd good wines is like cat scam
pcrine down your throat head foremost, and
another is like drawing the same cat back
again by its tail. Ah! dat i>h good.
Don't leave your children home with
matches to play with. \ Chicago lady did
so and on her return found q fire engine
engine playing TWO streams into the hole
where her house used 10 stand, while the
children and matches could not be found.
The owner Of stray chicken rooster which
lrprcdatcS on III seniors plantation will
please prove property, take it away, and pay
charges for advertising. lie is nuisance,
The rooster, not the owner.
in q kettle of boiling water, let them remain
three minutes, then eat them.
Improvement is the order of the day. Mr.
Mower is filing ont an ugly vacuum with
comfortable dwelling, and 3Ir. Chapman is
at length putting up substantial work
shop, something be has long needed. And
these are NOT all.
I, blew great guns on Friday night, and
the rain poured in torrents. Since then the
weather has quit its bad behavior and is al
lowing the sun TO shine.
Saturday afternoon we nearly had a clear
sunset, hut not quite. Ry tcn o'clock the
sky was as clear as 4 whistle, and the stars
lad 4 frosty glitter pleasant TO loci; at. from
undc: good oyercoat. and 50 they cody d,:y
glittered The livelonS night, YET We haFe
found couple Of people who declare that Ii
slcetcd during the night.
Walhalla has hook and ladder company
anl beats N..w'n-ry j:;st that mu:h.
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Experiments with FERTILE:

In :hc Rnra! Carp';,ian for F, b"nal.
~ ,ri;r:, >::rc a"G valuable article emit;
.t,>i"r,.c;iS 81 II rc..m ,cl, Frrtili;
tr.,n the pm OF FL. b. Smith, VI. D..
Mar;or. the following extracts from "
Il .ni;on is called to:
YIELD OF SEED COT
FERTILIZER CstD. PER ACRE.
E:!wln No. l................... 1. OIL
Carolina Frrfi'iZ.r Z.r.............6 ga
I;Iva sa Ammoniated Supcrphos-
r:iatr. ....:................ 98
Wilcox and G;bb, Manipulated Pho
nix Ga 10. ..aj9
B:ugh'> Raw ,3nnc Su?crpho:phate. .54S
Pacific Acid Phosphate 4 Compound.429
Peruvian Guaro. .96
Peruvian tiuano and E,iwan No l.. s676
Natural soil, same prepa: alton. ......2S6
Mural soil, Sab:oilcd. =. ..... .323
"rhc Charleston Fossil pho>phateS, proE'
" prcfarcd, are more than equal 10 the b
Bone Supcrphospha:e'. rs inStanced in :
Yield from the Carolina Fertilizer and Bausl
Raw Bone, which is everywhere conceded
be the best and most honestly made Of
cl ,SS." Il l.. MCCAlGlthlN'
Feb. @, S-tf.
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General News Items.


Iii feared that hostilities viii be re-
sumcd on the part Of France.
The California vintage cf 10 amounted
to nearly l0,000,o00 gallons wine, and
10000 gals. brandy. The champagne
in "boqnrt" and "body" is very fine.
Alice Gary Is dead.
II is thought that the Count dc Paris
will be King Of France.
Henry Nash, Il coiored man, was killed
4. CokeS5rry last week.
CcnrrcSsr.an Bawcn, recently tried
for bigamv, Is to lie arrested rs accessory
lrf,re the Tact to the murder Of Col! v u.
p. Wktc.
Gv"cral Cn>:is Lee, soa Of TIC late
G..n. e T.. Lr". has succeeded to tic
Presidency ,I Washington and Lee Uni
vrrS:.y. He IS ,:;.ri SO.
N,w Az! irh >i.rr; H.i::cs have been
discovered j., .lrizrna.
Plus - into :hc ground anil become
tcrrr..pinS.
The ron,iticate cr pn Nnno has been
longer tirrn tha, If any other Pope.
Sheriff Dam, Of Cnion. reports that
the names Of the persons shot were Bill
Finchcr, Joe Van Lean, Bart Edwards,
Ellison Scott, Thomas BycrS and Aaron
EuS,iS, anl that of those hung sylsanuS
Wright and Andy Thompson.
The Legislature has passed 4 bill CIV
ing equal rights to all 1T lircnsed hotels.
Nf - nj tpr
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,.c-,s..r 81 GGa REWARD IS o.

ts:;7' S1.G90 Ni:W AKN IS OF:
frrrd bv ,hr proprietor Gf DR.. Pieces Ait.
Ext. or Golden Ned:cil Di>corcry for Il "c.i-
cine that Will cQnal it in III" cure o: all dis
cases for wLicn it is recommend ii. For
Brnrchiiis. severe Coughs. and the carly
stages Of G usump'inn. it hr> aStoni>hcd the
medic t! faculty bv its wonderful cures, ard
hundrcds of the best phv>ici:nS pronounce it
the greatest me !ical discovery Of rhe age.
Sold by druggists. Feb. S3 S-l'.
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r.>s~DODRS SASUES, BLINDS.

IL" IJKIV IN.N. N.N'NlI III. y III y II' :,
MouIdings, &c-Wc would Call special at
untiou 10 the advertisement in another coli
umn of Mr.. =. p. Tnalc, Of Charleston. S. G.
Mr. T0a!e is IN extensive and successful
manufacturer. and :hcH can be no doubt that
our readers would conSn!t their own inter-
cSts sv corresponding with him before pur-
chasing goods il hi, line from other parties.
Feb l. Sim.
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"UanS" PATENT
GIIAN0 DISTRIBUTOR
AND
COTTON SEED PLANTER.

THE undersigned, in connection With
Nr. w. a. Cline, have purchased The R,ghs
10 manufacture and sell the above Asricui-
,nral Implement in the County of Newber-
ry, S. G., and are now aking them in the
Town of NewEer.v. This PLANTER" took
the premium over al Others at the Georgia
and Alabama State Fairs last fall, and We
can confidently recommend it 10 our friends
rs the Planter they want. z
Bv its use the G,,sno is thoroughly pull
veriz.d in passing through il, and it can oe
regulated to distribute it evenly, and IN any
quantity desired. without any waste. ....
In planting fifty acres Cotton enough seed
arr saved fro;n waste 10 pay for the F'en-
ter, and the Cotton is much easier ,eqltS
waited than when the seed IS planted y
hand
owing to the delay in getting our mate
rial we s!:a!l be able to make only limit
ed nunlhcr this season, and those'"ho "ans
them are ADVISED TO leave their orders u''a
us at IN early day to prevent disappo'n''
mcuf. One Of tie Planters can DC seen
Any time n or store.
Price SD m, delivered at onr store.
5. 7. DOUZER l. CO.
Feb. Is. lit.
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Az IHDrsPESsiB;E No family circle is COM
pete wIthcut Il good singer. and how is thEt 20
he helped. says one. wien no member OF the fam
i'y has the =itt " There Is nothing easier Go
nj once to the store OF iIc>s7s. Chick & Chick,
ard uurchasr one of the new Singer Emily
sewing Machines The best machines made. Il
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Mr.. J l.. Fair, of Abbevilie, died last
Thursday. He was gentleman Of ex-
ce;!ent attainment. Cut of in the bloom
Of youth, he leaves a broken hearted
Young wife and many sorrowing friends.
Gov. Clayton. of Arkansas, is to be
impeached.
The steamer Pacific is lost, with &c ol
her crew.
The District Of Columbia is TO be terri
to-ialized.
Dexter Gibson, 4 young man Of un-
sound mind, has been arrested as the
one who shot engineer G'ibb?e.
Mr.. Tro., has been confirmed by the
Senate as postmaster of Charleston.
5000, o,000, 900, the Diaro says, is the
amour; Of damages inflicted by the tu'
ban insurgents
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J.iNT m"<o!yc:oN AUTHORIZING AND DI
rrcrlN; THE STATE: AUDITOR AND corN-
7Y- coMslS<!uH.!S TO levy CERTAIN
CANES.
Be it resolved by thc Senate and
House cF Representatives Of the State Of
Sputh Caro.ina. t.cw met and sitting IL
ticncrai A>>cn,hly AID by the autho;it?
eli the sane; That the State Auditor be,
and he is hereby authorized and directed
- lew a::G cause to Ge collected tax Of
,;ae Mills or dollar Of all taxable pro.
,cr;v in the State t. meet appropriations
.or The fiscal year 1870, and the county
Commissioners OF each Cf the Counties are
hereby authorized to levy, and cause
20 tie collected z tax rot exceeding three
r.il's on dollar Of all taxable property
IN ;l.,ir respective Counties for the tiSca!
wear 1870, excepting the County Com,
,n:sSonerS Of Beaufort, Georgetown,
GarnwcM, Neuhcrry, pjckcn<, Edgesirld,
.nd Laurc,:S CoI:ticS, "ho are hereby
authorized to levy a"d cause TO tc col
lectcd tax not exceeding four mIlfs on
;nc dollar amh excepting the counties Of
Clarendon, Darlington, Horny and Rich
iard, who are hereby authorized to levy,
*u6 collect lax not exceeding five mills
vn the dollar, two n.!I!s Of the Said tax
50 levied in Darlington County, shall be
devoted t. the completion ofthe Court
House at Burlington, provided so much
Shall be urvce>Sa"r.
Sr,roie;i Drcri,l Der S3rC 1870.
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n.y. \ DISORDER or TIE

gg3e \ DISUKUEN OF IlE
digestive organs renders man 'rre'olute,
n;irm OF purpose, al! both inl!<posea, TO-
and unequal 10 enterprise OF any klEd. lEen
why nor seek remedy therefor, and such Rs
is afforded by the r>c o.: the C l..nratcG South
ern Tonic, the Odd Carolina Bi:,crs.
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E12f~"CNDERTA Il + NOTHING
without thoronrhlv Carrying it out."-The
nropr;e:orS of SUMTER FILTERS adopt :hiS
maxim when they mn .er;2 kc u give th pubs
lie the best and most palataHc tonic.
Feb. 70, SIT.
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G . y y .r1 - " z r HLSK.-

s {. r. r. aud 5. ". r. r. DASF.-
At The annual meeting Of this body, in
Charleston, on tie lt;h, Hon. Alfred
IIaser presiding, it was shown that the
Company is rapidly approaching maxi
mum Of prosperity, with e minimum o
expense, &c. From the interesting bus
mess matters before the body, We cX'
tract the lc!lowins:
Mr.. Scibl; moved the fni!owIng rcSo'
luton, which was adopted:
R"snivcd, That The Beard Of Directors
Of the South Carolina Railroad Company
take itamct:;a,. T">S.S.i'n Of the assets
Of the Bank, a",! r::~:.">c ci them as so"H
as ro>SijIr. an;i ~ yo:A late the proceeds
10 Tie liq;i'!:!i';' # 'hc debt incurred
Ly i"r lad 81 H., !.a"I, ai"l that the
Ha:,k :,v inmc.:; ;:'"iy c!.',:l.
.\ny n,lin;.rr Of SO. NH~!lrr<. not less
thnn five, representing l,r"@ shares.
shall lie rrcr>>ars /" r'G"l;c stocN
vc;r nn *My 9n">';'n.
Nr F. u S,jl.i.s offered the follow
iur ~ rr>n;r io,<, vkl:h we've adopted
Resolved, Tia, the Directors OF the
con,hv.o,,.-n p,lro.d Bank be in.
,.r...1 =, c,...o H., hank .rd transfer
snos,ot. - ,hc .;,:,h C,rn},pa Rail.
.nsd Wv. C,nro,r ~ ,rnv;lrl for in \ rcso.
iN.;,., o;H a,inn,nJ
~ r..,,irnI Tb,, tbr rio,,t of nassins
free nyry The rnad TO and from Charles.
49,, n,,n, - ,,,r;,3 nf nv.rv Twelve
''.I, ,,;-.', - ~, H.. .torlhcIIcrs
',',''' '.'',u' I'D 49,, 49, cIn, ;,r cord;,;,ns
e4'''s any, .rt va 80. .''n ,n.iLr,Iar ha;n,,
i'''V'. ,'"' wv >v,': ~: N''ot ~. on.e
lne IONA ,: ''"c @ oA'e' Ill ' "'s - Ia '' t,r;,n Wv -
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AH ACT SUrTi%%INTAEv TO An ACT EN-
TITLED ".lN ACT TO AUTHORIZE ADMIN
lSTHATo,:S, EXECUTORS, AND OTHER FL
prClAE!E$. TO SELL CERTAIN EVIDENCES
G- INDEBTEDNESS At PUBLIC SALE, AND
TO COMPROMISE IN CERTAIN CASES" Ar-
.a&oYrD JANUARY. i, 1870.
N'hcreaS, prior ~ the ni:!th day 0:
S.&:cn5vr, in tie year cf orr Lcrd one
;:,1asaai ci-h; :.9n'lrcl and sixty eight,
.nany estates were disposed CT, ami the
,;at2s a"C accounts representing tac rrr =
,.:.aSe non"y Of lie same were deemed to
', GOOD al the time. have >iacc been rem
,;,:ci doubtful or worthless, by opera.
.:,l Of tic Act OF the Genera! Assembly
=, determine and prcpet"atc the home.
..%i, and by other c&nSeS; therefore,
S*c:i3H /. Z. i, c;.act"d by the S:na;e
9"i House O: Representatives, Of the
sc Of S1"iA tArn,i::a, now met and
;,ing in General Assembly, and b: the
..;:ap,iiy Of the same, That Ill a!rni"iS-
.:.:nrS, cxecut0:S, and ether t;duciaries,
...:yi"r in lhei~ posses jon, rs sucG, notes,
..-v,.;l:.t<, aid ether evidences oe in,
.:.,:,:",!ae<s, heretofore appraised soo'i, but
= "ich have since become Iouh'fH! Or
,n:,i.Ie<s, by operation Of the Act Of Tie
::.c,al Assembly to determine and per.
i,"j.:atc the ho;atSicai, >hal: be allowed
-. ,:;<ao<c nf the SANE in toe maaHci
...scri',I in Sections aal 3 Uf the
-; 20 which this is 4 supplement.
e.. , r,.- ,,.hr-, :.i;:,ip; St-rtO-c eS.
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ORTIZ AIRY.

DIED, or the morning Of the 18th ms: at
her home in this Di>rlict, Mrs. LURA b.
PITTS, aged g. wears, 10 months and ! days.
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COMM ERCIAL.

NEwBEHRY. :. C.. February 2l.-Cntton l3
COLUMBIA. February 20 Cotton l3 I.
LIVERPOOL. February 20-E:eni inG-Cotton
steady-uplands = AZ: Orleans = ~ saies
l2t bales.
New IorK. February 90 r. M.-Gold III
ll2. Cotton finn. with sales Of 6.i41 bales. at
ISL. >,
CHARLESTON February CO. Cotton firm-mid-
ding a.; receipts lis bales: sales 40; stock
8 .SJ2.
AUGUSTA, February 2l.-Cotton very firm. at
Il for midding; sales 6l2 bales: recsipts 531.
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# vou wish your children relieved Of
worms, nsc Wincmau's Worm Csn'iy!
Feb p Sit