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Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1871-01-31

Dickeyville has petitioned to have its name
changed. A'in'
The season is an excellent one for the lumber
men.
Mr.. Turner Small, of Wellington. was killed
while telling trees on Beach river on Saturday,
The net profits of the European and North
American railroad company for 1870 was s1O9
S3612. ''
The house and barn of Mr.. 2. Woodmap in
Saccarappa were entirely burned on THURSDAY
night,
quiet but deep religious interest exists in
the three religious societies OF Newcastle and
Damariscotta.
Rev. Z. H. Byin7ton declines the call tc
Westooro, Mass, and it is believed that he will
without doubt accept the pastorate of the Con.
gregational church Of Brunswick.
The trial Of William f. Cunningham, Eber
Dodge and Edward A. Wright for rape commit
Ted upon the person of Caroline A. Davis, al
somerville, on the 9th of October last, was con.
eiuoea last week, at Wiscasset and resulted in
general verdict Of guilty
Oscar b. Eaton, of Skowhepan. died last wool,
ana on W ednesday dis WIFE who has been sick
ior some time, followed him. They were botb
buried on Friday -N "V'"
Inc Portland school board have adopted an
oluel ash,n5 lesisiatlon to compel children in
the city, between eight and fourteen wears 10
attend some school, e'i0' W
In an attempt 10 shoot candle thropgb a
board, at RocklaDd recently, WIN. Landry had
MS leIt mana 50 OadlY Iarcerated by the burstino
OF the barrel of the gun, as to require its ampn
tation.
At Rockland, few days ago, Enos Walsh
laboung man, after returning from down town
engaged IN conversation with his wife abou
affairs OF the evening; suddenly he ceased taIk
ing, his head fell upon his shoulder, and he ex
pred Immediately.
Hon. Lot n. Morrill,, who started for Wash
lngtOn last Monday TO take his seat in M
senate, after getting as far as Boston. wa
obliged to return to Augusta, the state of hi
health being such that he could not endure tb
cold weather
The aldermen and common council of Lewis
ion are at logserheads upon the matter Of allow
laS tle citizens 10 vote upon granting the credi
~ lewiston TO the Androscoggin railroad com
pany' 70 and that company in extending tba
n aYao 70 connection with the Grand Trunk
Inc BOARD Of aldermen passed an order calm
meeting Of the citizens but the common conn
eli indefinitely postponed n 'oii eou"
bridgion IS rejoicing in nnmho, NJ no,
church edihces. The south parish SOCIETY WI Nh
dedicate one in the spring, and the We.h9ga 81
another at about the same time. The TiOs,.a.
ealists have nearly completed third The 81 3,
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The glass company at Lenox furnace, which
has just petitoned the legislature for permission
TO increase its capital stock to one million dol
lars, contemplate the erection of many new
buildings the coming summer. The compau,
has about completed new gas furnace in tn
iron factory, and is about to build 4 maebin
shop $50 feet long on the east side of Housa
tonic river. The company has also two or thre
tenement houses building.
Hon. Increase Sumner died at his residence il
Great harrington on Saturday, aged sevent,
years Mr.. Sumner had held many offices o
trust IN the state, having repeatedly been
member Of the legislature, aud was a member n
the constitutional convention, Judge of bro
bate, etc. He was man of strict personal in
tegrity, and his death will be lamented hv man,
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! cooperative Building Assoeistion


A s many, Inquiries have been directed 70
"A me relative to the disposai.o .of the tiek:
cts which may Iemain unsoid, would etate.
that they 'oiN all be sold before the dravino
taxes place: Aa but 1000 tickets will be ia.
suedt and the price fixed so low, 'paI, iof Xii
the tioketa must be effected in, orderto coynr,
the e1pensea Of the drawing, and the General:
agent Will positively not hold ticket on the
aAy OF the rattle. AS it has become appsrent
20 me That large amount or morcy has been
pIaoen by those selling Tickets in; the bai,R6
or otherwise uHcd, in order to obtain the In.
terest upon the same, I now oiTer 10 allow in,
terest upon all Gums paid into my hands at
tho ratio OF one per cent: per month,frbm fhis1
date,psyab]e on the day OF drawiuf; tnt nof
afterwards. 1t must be apparent TO ali thats
so long as the money is kept ont OF nv hAndo.
= cannot FIX day for tho drawing. Nv bond.
IN the pennl sum OF $40, 900, mafes denosit
with tIne "a safe as could be d6sired. ina
otter Qf good rate Of interest, and the de.
sire to invest all the money in improvements
OF more extensive character, are suffIoiant
guaranty that the drawing will take piat.e ~
an early day as possible. Evidence of the
improvements intended ran be eeen at corner
OF Main and Plain streets. E..
: must sgain request al! who have. monAy
IN their hands to remit the same to me. yhe
ther 1t amounts to one ticket or ten. ..r...1fi
DIR. T.. w. WHEELER.
July 25 A'."' -
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g(,ay& da9g NaRfD; Bundle to her
daughtef. You must have something
'saha sI reas.ss sas 2 HgsGI O 3
hdr beau, ahd dlhA immehiatsH a6nSsnsIeS ID
with it.
Connecticut has ordained that RAILWAY
,oompanie spall erectl fence along the
tine a4oesasfse1s gi ise,s r fs@snds the
for. tribute, but millions for defence"
".Them soldiers must, be, an awful dis.
honest set" !" aaid an old lady; i'for not q
night seems to pass that some sentinel
isn't relieved OF bis watch.", :.
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Frobabilities-Threa g&E1sYHaNyz
weather will probably extend to.niaEt
Eastward .| tY|5; 4 5MoFigan apdEsstesngTea- !
9essee. TBs ahpSe is prSbA Ablefdf aatuf-
day in the Interior Of the sSontharh hs aud:
Gull States, and pleasant weather for
New England. ~
B;nENHAM. Texas. July 2s.-Henry
Miller, colored, the noutderer III Dehoys,
IN April last, who, was cop Noted 10y o
coiored Jury, was hung at o'clock, to-
day, IN this city: 5000 persons Wit
SAN Fasso1soG' sa sasss''Ja Soiy 2s MEG
minated il tie pnfohase. ~ Hex the Gsx.teaI tea
Pacific Railroad Company. Of the CALI
fornia Pacific Railroad line. between
Valigo ah3 Sacramento.
NEW YORK, July 28.-The first, bale OF
new crop Texas cotton was sold st auc.
sion, to- day, in front of the Exchange,
ut forty-three cents.
LouIsv1LIE, July 28.-The proposed
change OF gauge of the LouisvilIe apd
Cincinnati Short Line Road is postponed
till August 13. The narrow gauge roll
ing stook could not be got from the East
sooner. The road will, when the clIanr re
Is made, conform to the gauge OF North.
ern connections, making q through line
from Louisville to the Eastern cities
without change Of oars for freight or
passengers. f. ;
New ORLEANS, July 28.-The election
OF delegates to the Republican State
Convention, which meets hero on The
9th OF August, is progressing throughout
the parishes. Lively encounters occur
between tbs Dunn and Yarmouth fac.
tons. 1t is indicated that a bitter strug.
gle will he had over the nominations.
A meeting tonight at the .Mechanics'
Institute will endorse Governor War
mouth and his administration of the
state government. Disorders are ex-
pected.
Custom house officials assert that re-
.oeipts during the last month were greater
snan any preceding June for ten years;
"hile expenses are two per cent. less
sampson Bidwolph Robinson, in
atruotor in bookkeeping aud librarian
OF the Louisiana State University, is
dead.
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moLABsEs, Cuba ,35Qp5U
NJ =

moLAssEs, Cuba, ,35Qp5U
Now Orl'ns 8UGtO0
Sugar H'so.. GO6t9O
NAILS, % Kegs 5OQoG 90
ONIONS. pbus1 1900 90
Oh. Kerosono,g3 35u45
Machinery. 1901 20
SpEorE,' Gold 01 ia
Silver al W
.PoTAr's, Iris 1 009f so
Sweet. bus 90GpI 90
hIcE, Carolina ib 9ac1O
SHOT, pbag. 97a@9 10
SALT, Liyurp.200QS2 10
SOAP, 1}b,. ...T3W1u
3pInIIJ, Alc0hUl,gl5 co
Brandy "A 00@l2 OO
Gin, q 00WG 80
Num......3 uDW7 uW
Wiliskey.. .I350s1t0
SUGAR, Cr,is 4 r15GGiG
Brown. .12Mi.i
SnARcH, u ID. :. 8AGEl0
TEA, Green ib 1 0DG52 60
Black, II 00Gsi 10
roBACco, Chw. G0NIl 90
Sinol;inS, b.. .5Odb1 90
VINEGAR, Vino, .GftGG0
French. :. GbI 90
WINE, Cham. 2SlS35 U0
Port, J'sal3 Gudt5 ~
sherry. 27,Gl7tai
Madeira. 3 UUfGS 20
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A pPat ofiips has been established on
tho Ghuideysvills route from this plaoa,
under the name Of Skull Shoals post Of
iic". and A. A. Sarratt nppointed post.
ma ster. - Unioa Times! ,e.A
York on.sthos Eonisiaaa hysesswill
c"iar1enceimmediately. ;.,Afulltorce has
he an Organized. to. strengthen them in
Hnsll manlieti ns to prevent n Repetition
Of the Bonnet Carre. catastrophe.:
The all-rail route between Washing
ton aud Richmond tho .Alcxandria and
fredericksburg Railroads. being
pushed forward rapidly.
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TREATED BADLY bY HIS BnoruEn.
The following soene occurred at q we'd
ding recently, not l. .0GO miles from this
CITY, The bridegroom was twenty years
OF age and the bride fifteen. The happy
groom had d younger brother about
sixteen years of age. present nt the we'd
ding. The ceremony commenced, and
Just as the minister asked If any one
present knew cause why the couple be-
fore him should not be joined together.
yonng Bad commenced to weep loudly
and violently, The man of God paused.
the yonng bride prospective blushed and
trembled with Embarrassment, the bride
groom turned pale aud looked confused.
the assembled party were Consideration
struck, and the. father OF the weeping
boy seized him aud demanded the cause
OF his strange conduct. Amid sobs and
tears and divers shakes, he blnrted out,
Brother has treated me badly. She
ought to have, been mine; I loved her
first, and she loved me before she aid
him" The old "parient" jerked the
weeping, heart-broken boy out of tho
room. threatening hickories by the
dozen; whilst. after some time ip
restoring equilibrium, the ceremony went
on.
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20 20 3 IS 8 E@fsash 4FslTsa. f5@ I, ~. ~.
,i'NOONp DESPATCHE1aW

NOON DEsPATCHES.W
THE FpENqa A,asnAAa MIL NrInilBl; ili
1iTY-A TOWN DRRTROYBD AND DEsEnTED
PARIS. July 27,4+The Dobuss oensures
the Goyernment for siding with the mi.
norIty of the Assembly, and demands
changes in the ministry. It is reported
TINT Thiers has induced his colleague in
the, Government to remain in office.
The rumored reported adjournment of
courts -martial for the trial of ,Commun.
lists ie open for the. purpose of paving
the way for general amnesty. The As
sembIy has postponed till the 4th Of Au-
gust! the question Of distributing among
all departmental of France loss OF pro.
perty and material ocoasioped by the
German invasion, -
RoME. July: 97.--TAe Maranite and
Ms!aehita !, PatriarNha, the AIalaohita
Arohbishops. Of Aleppo, and thirtean
Hungarian Archbish0ps, have forwarded
to Rome their submission to the dogma
OF infallibility,
LONDON. July 27. -Goodwood oup:
Shannon, first; Fanorens, second; Nor.
heavy. I'lf i'.si ri
LONDON, July -Capmaguin, OF the
fhillipine Islands. has been abandoned
by its 10000 inhabitants. The earth
quake sinking the land, engulphed l50
persons: N This was followed BY the vol
oano firing the woods. Carmagain pro-
duoed one-tenth Of the whole MANILA
hemp Drop.
PARIs, July %. The Journal de Paris
says Favre is no longer Minister OF
Foreign AffIirs IN.
MADRID, July 23.-Tha now ministry
has resolved to put down the Cuban in
ss!urrection,; regardless Of the sacrifice Of
life and money. .s'".@.
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WASHINGTON UNIVRRsITY. !

MEDICAL DEPARTKENT, BALT, MD.
THE next regular session will commonce on
4 tho FIRST MONDAY in October, 1871.
Preliminary lectures will begin the.1stb Ssn.
tom1er. Tho course Of instruottdnsis emi-
nently practical and complete, consisting of
dldactio lectures, clinical lectures and special
lnstructions in the1isgnosis and treatment of
ease msy be seen in the hospital wsrds and
trGe dispensary connected with the college:
FEEs-For full oonrse, sl20; Matrfculstiou,
from the iote sldue- hoding Sy0teS ,ojose ,nenns
are limited, will be received upon the benefi.
ciary plan of tie school. The annual circular
and catalogue. containing full particulars.
Will bo sent on application TO .--' :
CHARLES W. OHANOELIOR. n n
July 70 limo Dean OF the Faculty.
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A colored State Senator in Texas. q
Republican OF course. has recently made
several quaint but very sensible speeches
to his constituents. He don't like car.
pet-baggers. '.We took them up," he
says, bob b-taiied7ooat, tight pants, little
gold; beaded cane and all, and we have
led them long enough out. OF onr own
chicken pie "These little fellows, (" he
added, ''are too small to plow and too
weak to oreed"-ra racy plantation illus
trraatiop;. This is thonght by the Newark
tNew Jersey) -Adoerlissr to prove some.
thing ,aas tp,thp Independence OF the
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Notice..

nwiNG TO the accidental bursting of the
~ oolier OF tho loe Machine. no ZOE will
be cold until further orders. All thoan b.v
ing tickets will present tht IN and the money
WI. pe de ne'undea. JOHN q. SEEGERS.
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House and Lot for Sale

Gh No. 1 FAMILY KE5iDENUE AND % lot t1TA
"a s14A- now occupied by Rev. ". D. Thomas
ihis is we'll known to be one Of the most
pie residences in the city-on one of the
comfortable roome, with fre-places In each
Kitchen attached to the house. IN
1000 Servants accommodation.
Fine Well and Cistern. -.:
Superior Garden Spot
beautiful Lawn in front Of residence, stud
ded with noble old oak trees. The Lot con
tains --- --- acres Of ground.
Sech an opportunity for securing a delipbt.
ful hnme seldom occurs
For terms, &C.. apply TO ' -sM
JULIUS G. sMITH,
Auctionoor snd Commission Merchant, Green.
VINE, .. =. July rs f6
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WHOLESALE PRICES CUHItENT,
'ohHEoTED WEEKLY By TEE BOARD OF TRADE.

APpLEs, Bbu.1 U0QD2 90
BAaalNa, a,.......19Qo26
BALE ROPE, Ma. 229o24
N.Y.orWesBfb 80l2
HuTTER, North. S8N4O
: Country, " b. .206S0
BACON. Hams. 1GGo2O
Sides, u ib. I0@I2
Shoulders -. 8601i
CANDLES, Spern,4O6W70
.Adamnntinc tbi66i8
COTTON YAaN1 20Q1I Is
Co,TToN, Stot III. 1874
Aitddiing .l8f
Low biidl,g,
.a Good Ordny,. .l6I
Ordinary. Ii
CHEESE, Ed. IL. 2O0e2;,
factory. 1Gds23
COFFEE, Rio, T},hl70I22
. l4asuayra .23@25
Java :: .28f03O
FI.oUn, Co. 760Gel0OO
Northern T666111 90
hnAiN, Corn 1 1901 20
Wheat HI 30 i1l so
Uat1..... ! 00QDl 20
Peas -. l 10G01 25
LAY, North, 1}cwt.2 50
HiDEa, Dry, Iihl21dals
treon GfS
LARD. 1l ID 80. 15l6l7
LiME, II bhl. 2 65t:2 III
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ColtWbia Typographical Hgion, No. "a.
rINhE regular mont hls MA this Union
L will be held THIsNS S4tdfa faISiiEVENING
~ the. Palmetto Eugtnb sHouse; &c go clock.
President I!li| Nv. ~ .fARR(lW
July 20 l. il-i .-..7s. - - HeoreEsrrv
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Sale Of VsluabIe Lands.


Mn BY order OF the Superior Court, will
3$$1 aeii at tho Court House door in States-
-. c.Eyiile, North Carolina, on "WEDNESDAY
iaNn io.H gay 2, august next, 1:7o0 ACRES OF
Catawba River and Lambert's Crock. iS miies
south OF Statesville, ~ miles North OF OhaY.--
aotte and about s miles Weat OF the AtlHntie
tennessee and Ohio Railroad. Tho land viii
No. !, containing 268 acres, more or leae NJ, I
which Or. ". Byars now lives. ii -,
No: =. containing 29S scros, more o., leaa, !
aoloin1og Lote Nos. J. 8, and 6.
go; Cd .; containing 2e4 acres, adjoining Nos.
, No 4. containing 2s5 acres, adjoining Nos.
No. 5. containing 400 acres, more or less. >
No. @. containing 400 acres. on which COZ
q. A. g. Brown now lives. adjoining Nos. 3, {
!; p.lon On theso lands are largo bodies Of nne
quantity Of Woodland on each tract an ths
4eo ag acre tract there is good Mill House snd
water rowerd good Dwelling aud other build. !.
inEs, Good Water on each tract.
:, uhese ianas are susceptible OF the highest
good clay sahsc;!. ard -:n produce Cotton'
Tobacco. Wheat. Corn and the otner erain,
ana grass crops; and are sold ae the lands be.
,nonglng to the estate Of the late James s.
:, TERMS -Ons-half in six months; the ba.
ianoe IN twelve months with interest nom day
OF SAFE. The purchaser may Day one bird or
Tue wno,s OF bis bid any time after the sale Is
be required for the purchase monav Thai
made. A pS5l"ens 10
persons Wishing to gee the lands will please
ErQ. M n Seon,
Administrator de Jonis non OF JamesR R,,.ro
- 80.
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STORE Room for Sale, or TO Lease, for
Vne or More Years, in The Town of

Une or More Years, in The Town Of
r OFFER for sale or lease the STORE ROOM
i lately occupied by mo in the town Of Union,
.: e. 1t is located tn tho most business pnrt
os Main street, near the Court House. It is
twenty .hvo :eet wide and sixty-five feet tloep,
Will VIII good Dry Cellar under il, OF the sapie
sizo 1t has good aud all necessary fixtures
lor Ihe Dry Goods, Clothing, Boots and Shoes.
OF HARDWARE and Grocery business.
and bclievo it to he one OF tie. beat iocsiinn.
Tor business in tho up.conntry. Apply aoon.
InOS McNALLY. Union O. a., s. @.
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Standard Medicines.

Ii QUEEN'S DELIGHT.
uei"issn.s OhiIl Cure, warranted. ,.t'a
t!tinitnli.s German Horse Powder.
iitinitei'n Crimeon letter Wash.
lleintsh's Tar and Wild Cherry Cough Cure.
lleinitsh's Quaker Iinimcnt r,
iie'nitsh's STANLEY Cough Syrup.
Let Tho people try them. They stand or fall
nron thu vcrdio- Of the people To this test
tho proprietor invites the searching discrmi-
patton of all. For snle only aE ~
IIEINlFf ll'H Drug Store :.
July7f Opposite Phtpnix Office
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IHE AMAzoNs. An English surgeon
IN the service of the Commune writes re-
spectlng it's last hours as follows:
Just as the Nationals were retreating,
q battalion OF women came up the street
at trot, and, with cries Of Vipe la Com.
mune. began firing. They were armed
With the Snyder rifle. and fred admira.
nsy. Many pretty looking girls were
there, destined, no doubt, for fur better
Things tn than killing men. They fought
IKE deylis, lar better thnn the men, and
l had the pain OF seeing fifty-two shot
down even when they had been sur
rounded by the troops and disarmed. I
saw about sixty men shot at tho same
place ms the women, at the same time"
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John Il. Salmon, of Albemarle Conn
y, Va, who was convicted in that
County, about year ago. OF the murdt
VI his mother and brother, and aen-
tonced to be hung. was discharged last
week under very peculiar cir 81 instances.
1t seems that writ .of error Ind been
awarded the prisoner by the judge OF the
circuit court, and new trial granted.
ihe case was then erroneously retained
10 the circuit court for trial, and was
held over for six months, and then,
when too late. was remanded to the
SGonnty court, where the prisoner, by
Inc action OF the circuit court in hold
ing the case for. six months, was deprived
'of his right OF "erial In this dilemma.
the prisoners aonnsel claimed his. dis.
charge. and it was granted. .'-.. nm
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Diarrhea Me0icine. Mi
nor CHILDREN TCETHING,
l. festlcssnc.s, bad Bowels. Clo.ic, paibs,
desirable mtdcina. VIZ hdvi.e mothers
and nur.c I" IL! toni! twenty-five cent?.
For snic nnly at NEiNITSIrp
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The Georgia Gin

The Georgia Gin
THIS lie the third season We have sold these
L GINS. and have netAr had . single oom-
dcnce, at moderate pricee and reasonehle
terms. I.ORIOK d LOWRANOE. Aets..
July IL 2m0 Coiumbie 4. O.. n
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Rate M..Gr'd Asked.

STATE EKCUnTTIKS. .;-
North Carolina, old. -. -.
N. Carolina. new. -. 6 -.
South Carolina, old. -. e -.
8. Carolina, new. g -.
.. @. reg'd stock, ex in. 6 -.
Georgia, new. ........ Z
Georgia e
Tennessee, old. 6 ~.
tennessee, now. 6
Alabam o. 8
o1honm0 ............. 5
CITY SECURITIES.
Atlanta, &C., honda. -. g
Atlanta, GA. bonds. z
Augusta. Ga, bonds. 2
Charleston stock. 6 :.
Oharl'n Fire IIoap BIDS 2
Columbia, s. O., bonds 6
Columbus, Ga. bonds. 7
Macon, Ga, bonds. -. 7
Mobile, Ala. a.
Mobile, Ala.
montgomery, Ala. ~. 8
Memphis, Tenn, buds
DID,. 6 -.
new. 9 -.
Nashville, Tenn. 8
Savannah, Ga, bonds. 2
Wilmington, N. G. ~. 8
Wilmington, N. G. .... 6
RAILROAD BONDS.
Atlantic and Gulf. 7
B. L. r., 1st mortgage 7
Central Georgia,
Charleston and Savan. 6
Charlotte, Col. &c Aug. 2
Chcrawnnd Darlington
Cheraw & Oar, Cd mort 2
Chesnp'ke & Ohio, gold 6
Georgia Railroad. =
Green. & Col. 1st NOR. 2
Green. & c., State guar 7
LaurenS.
Macon aud Augusta,
lst mortgage. z
Macon and Augusta,
LIST mort.,) guar. by
Georgia RaiIrond. T
Macon and Brunswick. i
guaranteed by State
OF Georgia. -
Memphis & Charleston.
North Eastern 1st mort.
North Eastern, 2d mort. '8
Sav. & Chnr., 1st mort. 2
Sav. & Char, State qua 7
South Carl'n, 1st mort. ~
South Carolina. y
South Carolina. ia
Spartnnburg and Union ?
RAILROAD STOCKS. Por.
Atlantic and Gulf. 100
Central Ga. ex div. 100
Charlotte, Col. g. Aug. 100
Georgia 100
Green. and Col. r. r. 20
Macon md Western. 100
Memphis & Charleston. rs
Northeastern 80
Savannah & Charleston 100
S. G. f. r. shares. 100
S. G. r. r. & B'k shares 1875
Southwestern Georgia. 100
BANK STOCKS.
Peeps Nj Blk Charl'n.
capital $780, 600. 100
lst Natl Bank Charl'n
capital S5OO,0 600. :. 100
S. G. Loan & Trust Co. 100
Caro-. Nat. Bank. Cola,
capital S2OJ,O -. 100 100
Central National Bank, VA
Coru, oap'l 500, 900 100 100
Nntion' Blk Of Chester,
capital $4,000. 100
Natl Blk of NewLerry,
capital 500. 900. ).
Natl Blk Spartnnburg,
capital $50. 600.
s. G. Bank & Trust Co. M
capital 5000, 600. :. 100
Bank Of Charleston. 100
Union Bank S. c.. 30
Peoples Bunk SO. Ca.
Plan. 4 Me. Banks. @. 25
Bunk Of Newberry. Is
Bank of Camden. 80
Others worth less. .
MISCELLANEOUS sEoURrTIRs.
Charleston Gns Co. 25
Oharl'n City r. II. stock 30
Graniteville MIN. Co. 100
It. q =. II. cert. indeb. -.
s. G. II. cert. indebt's.
n. -. Il. r., cert. indebt. :.
Mt. Pleasant and Snli-
vans Island Ferry Co. 100 ;.
City OF Nashville ooup's 81
City Charleston Ger. in.
City of Memphis coup. 70
n. E. Il. II. prof. stock
3. & o. R. pnst due coup.
3. g. G. r. past due COUP
EXCHANGE. ETC.
New York sight. per ]
Gola .............. ......... 11lL
oliver. 1O3
3. c. BANK BILLS.
AI}ank of Chnrlnston
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.7Ia Cottage Ho~se. q, Il: u,.'.,''ci1
: BIZ AM0NHEITH.& FIKLDINH.t {
On tho FIRST MONDAY LII August nsrti j
~ O'CLOCK a. H., in fFont Of tho Court House.
AL! that lot OF GROUND, with (. CoTyAiuE
81 four Rooms, and KITCHEN with two
hooms, situated at the corner OF Lumber and
Wayne streets. ls5': T4:@- ""o
For particulars, apply to'Mr. John Lane. or
MONIE1TH & &F1ELDING, Auctioneers.
July 20 (! q
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