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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
nnMPsIIC MIRKRrs

Osssso Peb 22Fo4r sdy and unchanged; sae oco h at
- . FOR No Spring; % tof Amber WEer 80 for White Winter
s55 if Double EI Wheat hrn ssies ITO bush No. Mwa1te'
lD, o. Corl firm sales 1J bush IL b5c tie tack sW
bush &c. Oats held Gc for Western Barley nOminsuy = ior
Prime Up Lake Csnsda Rye and Peas quiet Corn Meal 81 ~ or
hod 81 Is for nnboed Nfeed siesdy; shorts t2i0 sz5
snps'oes s<asA Mdngs s1Jo 80 Y TIM karos1 feghts
" Boston Albany o5ci Gram
Mfee 70 Boston 81 NewYorE 81 8o 70 Albany IS cop tun
TOLEDO F kFour doll and unchanged Wheatdul and shade
lover No eo Wabash 81 -; Red 81 g. Corn quiet and
unchanged Dat qne ani ubeaHge. Rsceps-3000 bush Wheat
400 bush Corr 600 bush Oats
e5 Rstbei dul Al 21id23c " '
CECNEATf feb Ilfotton steady demand:
1hg l' Flour steady sth Moderate demand chiefly
f.mll - V1rb ~ Wheat tru isr demand sample
Il H~el - bralei - 5a e. r. Com DOLL al Rye-Fo IN
news 'os oe qoet ana unchanged Barley quiet and unchanged
Mess ForE dull and shade lover LsrdSeA
Bob Meats aud ASKING &c. shoulders l0 Gle Tor s6
90 s1s bacon a. ~ anI veal asking Die for shoulder
doll ALL Of " W. NN"-Ne'
sAS PSAScscO. Feb 2i.-Mung s,ocl, are rsnying
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
rrRnpRAN MARKETS.

toxpoN Pen Pills: u-Con,os opened a ~ Tor hoh money
The account securities fm United states fe Iwey
oouaG la2 9I. 3 old 91; 1851 69t IenFores ~ eiocas
Great Western. ~ 81, ,
enc, bui TIE checied br large receipts Mddhng W
ass 1fd7i Mailing Orleans asa sses OF Cotton on snip
efi from Cbare.to1 o. male 7td for MdIhtgs
and a. sea bey due from Mobile lil6d for Mdolng Monte
Wheat !, euta the lowest grades Of No 70 the hg
Western sprng and u Tor hel "hef
Pcu bb for Western Canal Peas az quarter Tor Jana
dan.
LOsD0S, Pes. Z2-TaIlow. a 3044' T. cwt -, 80,
Lospo~ Feb 12-l:D r.-Ameresus securities finn United
StTt@s Five II venues-t2s 81 tos 81; 6ts. Bs ...
LvgKrOOL Peb. ZJ0 :. -Besdstuf dull Bacon 4Sb Tor
Cuubesud Cut IaH. 81.
LoNpOS Zl-4:JJ D n-Cousols 81 for and the
scoOunt American fm PveTwere 1867, 9lti ls old
% 1857. - TenPoHe ga Ene Railway shares 1885, Illinois
Cenirsls l1Si Atlanue sBd Grest Western. 29 1900.
LIVERPOOL tending dOvnwarf; MtddlnR
tpands diug orleans I'd; Of the day l50OJ bales
JO export custOni sales Of Cotton ship loading 81
Noble . H. ior " ding
LoSJoS Feb. 22-4:JJ u--TsloW, q Cq449
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
THE MARKETS.
LIVE STOCK MARKETS.

wrpsssp.r Peh 2Of little doing holiday Ike
oyeOkcd market when hutrlrs lsi 90
porrb for scyersl Ouy 6cos Of ca bad arrived ~ 70
,oo 81 tIsv since Maniav COmmunipA~ and =
more can. otpec e. hu OF them Will toles
ve ger Friday when free arrivals o0se Tor
a. a. o,e Beef was ver slos deed markets OF sheep
ere were toSy4l 81 Foreghtl st. ana cay
sch 81 Fcre and WeftVeu. few sales WERE lno
sheep 81 70 Gsc Ohio 800 n, 6t cars stat, VI ~ core
10 n 1c and car he1tucEy l5 10,
IL Ery 100 Sue Kencky sheep n l24 70 average costing about
80 50 eL were burned esr ry mcru in the
u,s Forty fOurbst Besides
ths thew wool s'o-t il tie building There "ie 80
tg. ~ lclr. Fort e and 10 @; COrmurpsw OF which car
gLo sod .
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
A CHOICE SECURITY.
NEw-YORK AND OSwEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.


NEw-YoRK AND OswEGO MIDLAND RAILROAD
COMPANY.
FIRST MORTGAGE PER CENT GOLD BONDS.
very large full paid up stock subscription.
800. $500, AND $1,000 Bonds
COUPON AND REGISTERED
The new trunk line from New-York City to the
North and West between the New-lork Central and
Erie Railways. and many miles shorter than either
6rom New York TO Buffalo.
Two hundred aud twenty miles of finished road
already in existence cost twice the amount OF bonds
issued; may fairly be called the best character of
real estate loan title perfect and value constantly
enhancing; issue of bonds positively limited to
so 900 per mile of finished road very small loan
per mile highly thought of 10y bankers, and we be-
heve, security of the highest grade. The road Is
earning largely; is better investment than money
in a savings bank. For sale by
GEORGE OpDYEE & Co.. Bankers. No. % Nassau-st.
THE NATIONAL Trust COMPANY or THE CITY or
NEw-YoRK. chartered by the State. Paid-up Cap
ital. One Million Dollars. Deposits over Five Mil
lions This Company has removed TO its new and
very spacious bankinC-rooms at Nos. 261 and 2G3
Broadway. corner Of Wa7ron-st While by its char
ter it cannot discount business paper, its large
means enable it at all times to accommodate its
customers with money to any reasonable extent
upon frst-class securities. II has fitted up separate
and commOdious fooms for the accommodation Of
ladies and gentlemen, and invites all parties who
desire interest upon money subject TO check at sight
and thoroughly safe and convenient depository, to
call and examine the advantages il offers
DARIUS Il. MANGAM, President.
b. L. SOLOMON, BENZ. +. BANCROFT.
FIRST Vicp-Presidpnt Second Vice-President.
JAMES NERREIL. Secretary.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
Gleamboals ano Ra!lron0s.

TOR BRIDGEPORT and all points on llollsa-
tonic Syog,tu'k kafOai FEIe 81. steamer F.s C@-A
rine- .lip al !! nDsh (sgn1Ays eIcepie)
HARTFORD DlRECT.-State of New YORK
and Ct, Hartford Psoi dip dbl, a. ior ai,s
CONNECTING with ungh Cloofeo HoIuke Northampton
Br.tlleboo n H., sc Ppr lsi Gsss ~ 10; - elias 81 -
CARNIVAL EXCURSION TO WAShlNG,
I j ITOS-.Ue hEN-TJIk AID PHILADELPHIA hAi"'oAp
-, F,raf,1a Ic.e Nts.orA 10 We. L. q, 'uI o.
- m 81 % for f.uld tup hoar i,ruus Of ans is iN
gsr. to be- held rclnlr 20 and D. Erus co. s'r o oi o'
C,rtIan d., depot, Je,J ,t. t-tlu. F.. il 10 no .
Wi krglau. T. W. IA'h2v"' ""'' ''''
4 w. Hlsxis, Gsai Pass AKeHt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
HORSE AND CARRIAGE M4RKEE
NBw.YoRK. Wednesday. Feb. %, 1871.

NEW' 1ORK, WedncEHaT, teD- y I5IT'
The legal Holiday was not very strictly OBJ
acrved in the horse market Offering II did welcome
opportunity to dealers in fine and road horses
10 show Of their stock 10 such callers who during bust
ness days, have not the leisure to lot the animals
undergo "a thorough examination.
New arrivals to-day two loads ~ farm horses
from Lower Canadn, also lot OF work horses from Ohio
and Michigan.
Mr. Backmun OF stony0-1, Orange County, y. r, win
permit his iue young staiOnsr AhdaiIb, star. Idol,
Messenger Duroc, Bolton, aud Wwerly, TO ~ to %
mares cacb TINS season.
Our rcmars in regard 20 callers In the horsc market
holds good I'm a measure 10 the carriage repositories
wherever they remained open.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

-e "a, l nd this beef cattle but prices remained
ou the sau Tie amounted 70 80 head principally est
- sud f Chsftar cattle. Fair good caitl SOLD Al
from Ole &c = eboe al from &c. 70 BE and lev eIif' c-''e
tere so A. high - De- Common from &c W &C. g. 10 gross
SUEyT1f s-pFr Of sheen large amounting 10 5000 heal
p 80 rsnret ron 5e Ia t. 10 gross 70 quality
and prices advanced
S head w o a. irou SO : 70 30 ior and from u %
~ u Tor cOrurl ,-,--- ,e- ...J..tt
Al rom : Der
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

Sales bn Autlion

A. MRtvIS. Aretoneef.
DY BANGS, MERWIN g. Co, Broadway, cor
4hsSsles Books WORKS o. Art Fane' Good Furniture &c
THURSDAY o. alj tao following da's a. Seo'a a
In Tho erfg.-XH' UTOHS SALE No. 2 u Books m ne Af 80.
glepcs II story Medicine &C.. frUrn the estate OIL WILLIAM
GOHANS
,IFo 4 IENVITT 81 Co. date Leavitt,
beh Coz Caion Hall Ls.or place For the SALE By
,rcry Of LnnAnti Of Books PASfSds ana al
knds of LlTAItAAl PKoFKsTY - 49, ...,.,,y
~ PRIVATE LIBRARY At AUCTION o., -,
FRIDAY snA SATURDAY Egi NIEGS Feb ~ ani - al y sioc
81 ~ TE Library conpr, large collection Of h,o'i
geots srd STANDARD Book; also. hne AMI ''f sAi u
scientific Wofas many Catalogue ready BOOKS on emo"
- poogs
pAtYIINGs WATER CO4tJlS EICHiNG> ENphAN INuNi Tue
urolr Of llt- Mr. John iialfin II Nslo fo IT," s
belonging To- The Nj EtwaTJ Hooper Ihr "h'e no"
on exhibition tSa ready
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
THE MONEY MARKET.
WEDNESDAY. Feb

WEDNESDAY. Fen. TT W.
Nothing was done in the Gold Board or Stock
Exchange to-day, both Boards having adjourned over
ti tomorrow out Of respect for the anniversary Of
washngtons Birthday.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
nELAWARE, LACKAWANNA, and WEST
~ ERS RAILROAD.

Depos New lor foot Of Barys AMI foot Of Chr,tophers
WINTER ARRAAGEshNl3. commencing 1ONDAl, Nov a. '4p
e:O EXPIRES MAIL TRAIN connecting at Danyie WITH Boon
ton Branch with Chester Branch w!h SUSSEX K X
AnoTer snd Newton Washington With tie D. L. AMI W. X X
for water Gap S'rouurg scranton Great Bend BnRamtou syria
Osweg and all the lnckaganna aad Bomsbu
Gnd Delaware aad H1isOn T. Roads
I:Oa ~ LEIGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops At Newa-k Morris
Dover saettsown Washington Phlsbug anu E.soni con
ueets Pb ury WITH Bel. Del r. r. for Beydere ~ all a.
l. v L. for Bethlehem Allentown. Aauch Chunk, and
NilLcsbs.rc.
4iOr m SCRANTON EXPRESS ,l Dover With Chester r.
p Eoso1 with r. r. and at Washington with D. L. and
W. r. e.. for Water Gap, Str1ui-h arr AM Scranton
$50 HAcKETSsowS MAIL e0aneei' With BOoOOn Chester
and SuftrT Railroads
sni $3.50 g. $1,000. 800.
For SNiT End intermediate stations at C5 I;3 and 1910
$50. ~, ans 900 p ...
Il:0 1l0 $780, $40 42 49, $3.50, $500, $40 s;O anu t'
For NEWARK At 6 100 400 $40 9O 1910 lo;0 ll:oo
Ii:2O Il.4o NJ LOO 300, '1J0 31 $40 $50 4lO 4-',
$50 5O s:3j 6 '9, $40, 1900, $780, anu ll'1 u
Trains marked stop at Past Newark.
ErFfOk Tor BLOOMFIELD and MONTCLAR a. B;p anI
Hoo a. N sud 1900 3:5J $40 and 6:2O p.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23

I ONG ISLAND RAILROAD;
On AMI MONDAY, OCT a. 1910. Trains will leave Jimsshp
follows
g:sl a. m Greehpor 1td esg IfarboE
1920 a IN hcrhpor WAY Tran.
bOr aud RYtrhs EypreIs runs through 10 ureen
Satur az nights
D. m. Eortlyor BIprss.
500 Hemps,eid WAY rain IAp Saturday nights
6:OJ D N Sor;hpor Way Train.
All tns connee. Al branch for Hampstead trains FOR Rosyn
Glen cove Locus valley cksvie Huntington and NorhPoH leave
Upnt.r', Point AZ g.tD A AMI D. m d BARTON. Sup;.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR LITHOGRAPHlNG, &c.
L OgECB OF THE CoSGEEss0NAL PhSTEA,

KAsHISGrON, Feb 10 1871. }
In pursuance Of the provisions Of JOINT Resolution o. congress
ADJ rove H. ISL providing for pu1ing sccaO' h
Of Patn sealed proposals viii be received az tins ONCE
i,os ami drawings fen Thousand plates OF patents an
nus july 1872 two hundred ana my copej
Of each more may no ordered by tie Patent once tone
hundred and 6v the numDer On sheets either
lDr5 inches in siBe. or 1iSll, ~ *. -, ,.,
Tea are invited behalf Of all processes OF trne1ne lho
grabbing photo phOiopae printing etc. etc. that the
bet ami mo economical process nav DE- aopeL 80.
Tie contractor furnish for the plates, OF 'nch SIZE qua
and eight % represented BY samples TO be furnished BY this Office
SAMPLES illustrations be bid for under this advertisement
nav examined this office at time during its business
hours .-,---, + A.. c.-o, rrA
nrou ao printing the Cy Of Washington or elsewhere
a. the Joint Committee Public Printing direct snd eeeh
illustration delivered free Of for transportation at this
days after the order for the same Is gwen TO rae con
tractor.
No considered unless accompanied BY bond with
security approval United States Judge District Attorney
the PENALTY the bidder bidders II his their proposal
shall shall contract with securities OF the same
amount approved s fahfn performance aud
each proposal also accompanied By satisfactory evidence that m
bller or bidders the sail and ability accomplish the work IN
acceptable and also by specimens ofhe style (which Is
PROPOSED to execute H.
aid proposals opened before and the awards Of contracts 20
joint Committee Of Congress Pubhc Printing TO tie
lowest bidder the Government the Comm tee
sel the 20 reject an1 all bids a. Us judgment OF
lie hes interests Of the bOEeumeut dictate
will be Endorsed envelope Proposals for LthOgapg
addressed the joint Committee Public Printing either 10
the Hon H. Is Anthony Chairman Of the senate Committee
on Printing Hon A. H. Latin Chairman Of the House Committee
on Printing; NJ Capp Congressional Printer Washington d. {.
BY direction Joint COMMITTEE Of Congress Public Printing
A NJ CLApP. Congressional Printer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
5itualions Wanlco--femaIes

A RESPECTABLE WOMAN, tirSt-cass Cook;
~ viii as sih washing u ironing las 1au be 90 ave Gaze
children and do cAambrrrora best city reference 90 h''' IDY
sIiA-,t,
NIrY and Country Ladies who wish 10 econ
" omse hy employing good mthu womea ani girls Holer"e
en- be nicely suited 10 b. tAi.toLLN agency ''
GOOD German Female Servants at DTS. Ililu
"a German Institute r. oro between Kyngion ans a'oai
SVANTED-A SITUATION by competent
w Girl general Loasegork or As cook |aste s3t
iroG-f; willing sni ngi best OF city references OA al 90
Bower cutlauc. tlr-tsL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
Eelp nanleo.

DLOCK -CUTTERS WANTED-lmmediately
ID Aoply address HOWELL BONBkHS Paper-iangng fao
tory, Tw5nly .tiirl-st AID Ssnomst. Philadelphia
TIXTRAORDiNARY inducements to AGENTS
IL Ia iii The WILSON CARD RACK aid STRIPS 1850
- W MILES BIOS. & Co, III John-st
---------. INUE YEAR OF BATTLES.
AGENTS WANTED for History Of tic Franco.Geman War
by Brcett Accurate reliable complete send VI 30 for o'th'
w D - 49,, te--,orv AiIess GOODSIEED & Co,
% 81 Parkrow, Now-York. or li8 Latest, Chicago.
NTFD-TwO active young dIy-goOds
w SALTsM1y Mgs ha7s general snS.fsT Of VIC Ou'H''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
Giinaiiono AlaIes.


MARRIED NAN wishes a situation as
"a PARNER IN grnamss place tke charge Of small pfe
bal IS years e1peence OF reference to be bad from present.
aud former employer. Address T. G., Rosyr Long Island
AN EXPERIENCED VERBATIM SHORT
~ HAND WRITER from Prof q. = Fowler an VINO
h.. he doing e ponleace 81 LARGE m
Tor several ,e hear vi lac position Address flOho
Tribune OIce.
GARDENER, FARMER, or SUPERlNTEND-
RN WANTED OBJ Sc0bmau jnll el 10 years practical etpe
erin wears America and 90 Europe, Thoroughly understands rs
profession Ia grrnhouse', grapes fruits; FVeaos
,k having oat aui improving rOun &C. eau pIolGe tl NOS an
DOUBTED reference all employers afraid to work Address r.
So. Weymouth. Mss
no RUBBER FACTORS:-A man practically
acquainted glt the manufacture Of Druggists stationeR Ioo@c
com ~ Good. SITUATIONS is so Jtng cIef ~
lotions BrooAyu Rubber wOrks hyeyeurs Address D. H. W" III
HIis1a4se. Bro Lfl.
NGyANTED-By thorough, competent GAk-
w DFN R rf good AMI hest reference tscs ii "a
TON None ttOse hrstcs bLcner neel afH A4
dress A. B.. Nen-Biiglt.n staten Island, y I.
NNTANTED-A situation by German married
man as GARDEEER understands the business 30 all ts
,,,a uq ami iaug a minis OF plants ful vines and ,ege1
bss h. go reference enpl Can be seen ny AL
dressing LB~ Is KLBEs. Pennington Conn
NNANTED-A Situation as GARDENER;
one thoroughly understands nis business IN Oh IS branches
bet Of reference. Ars j. H. X No e65 broaiEay between rev
enternth anl EgLeenth-sts.
VNANTED-A situation as n FARMER, by a
w married. man with ubsnce understands tanning AMI gar
deuug aud stock Vile "a hrsclss bi3 """@- NaI ''
lie best OF rs erences Address j. L.. Tribune Ohce
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
INRIE RAII MAY-TRAINS LenYe Denots

ERIE RAILWAI.-TRAINS Leave DepOts
a. too. Of Chinler,.st and 100; % 2Ast as follows:
through EGpr.ss Trains leave Chant erst at9 ~ 3:D
o. NJ an D. daily Leave 2Jst. a. $50 liJ anl 5:lj
All G.i5 B. daily ai improved DaEirg Room Coaches
accompany tLrorCh Buffalo connecting al Home
vile magnificent Sleeping e. aches running through 10 Cleveland
al Gallon sleeping accompany the II rsn from srs
aushanBA Bnfo the from Hee-lok 90 B1Gao ani
lie fg3r NeWioT 10 lloese, Buffalo AMI Cincinnati
AZ Rnigrint Train leaves daily at 7:fj p
FOR Port Jeryis and Wa $50 p. tljisi. ilJ p M
idosn and Way a. $3.50 (2Jlst BIB ml and Sun
dsr- only $50 (2Iist, h:l1 M
ForOGsrle and WAY At "1:30 a IN t2Jist, sI:lS A. M
SeWtuh All Way u JJ) and 4:D p M t1Jisi 5;
m 1915 aud f:l5 D. M go.
Thester Trsn II 20 .. N. (lJlst, 'll:i5 p NJ -, 80
For Pit.n War from I'D 81. Depot at6+5 91 and ll;f9
m; J5 5l5 and o. - From ChambensL Depot al
6. q 1000 a m y No.; Il .i5. T. 5:l5, and 6 q p
For sckeBark ae 2Iis Depot. at 8:i3 m and
l. 3fj 1913 $50 ami 30 s. From CLanbers'- Depo' JO
a M aud |. g. 1913 G. and t6:ij p. 81,
Por Perou Mack Tsuans AID WsT frcm 2lls Depot h99
M f5 IJ5 4J i6j and SATURDAYS only ~. =
Chanbest Iefo. a. 9iJ M ~ ~, f'l' lf''
5.l5 and 10 80 D. SATURDAYS ONLY tl2OJ midnight
Coace and Tor the checking nf trensier Of Bog
gage nav Company oo pa 29 and 95 Broaisay 2
Cambers.: Greenwich l25hs and Tbrsfe, Harlem
m Fon Bo.yu Dep1ta Of Chsmh-rlt sud foot Of RIlt
New York No Exchange and Long DOe Depot Jersey City and
Of the Agents at the Dracpa. lotes So, - ,.oD
L. J.. kCtEBR, lees WM BARR
G.p1 Suut irU. Gen' Pass'r A.
rDlilI iFor Haekens4et only
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printing.

XEvM. EVERDELL's SONS, 1O4 FultOn-st.--
w LlTHOGRAPuIC, STEAM JOB PRAIkhS and Label
MANUFACTURERS.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
Hll5Gellancon5.

Hll5Gellanrons.
GOAL by the CARGO.-Frcsh mined CUM
BRRLAkD COAL OF the 81 quality from the BdeH hne'' "f
ae BY the e1I<o ad promptly shipped al Baltimore q, u,,
wv 'BORDks & LOWELL, 20 and ii Nesi-st
nYSPEPTlCS and persons of weak digestive
DOW ers fud ,icle in the hzT Hufe
AND eay dg,,o FH3H BBF IN CAMS M sale - Ii % oe s
ea.s wholesale tho OF tue N. L. AND IhH D"'
COMPANY, l6 Colarst
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1871-02-23
Gorscs, Carriages, Garnc5s, Sc

T,INE CARRIAGE AND ROAD HORSES.
FITCU CONAN No. ljI Eist Twenty-fo'rtrst u Gric
Carrsgs AVID Road HORSES, eua,chei ra' aad 'e 70 oil %
s.o + lsi sul reared l doe t,rtal par. OF aus o
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04
- = = - : = =
Publications.

THE SoUTuEEX CULrIvAToR FOR MAY.
4 most excellent number, full Of plain,
practical, reliable, original matter. The
humorous: suggestions it contains, arc pre-
pared by practical, intelligent 'eorktag men,
who know what they talk and writc about.
The.cditors, whilst advocating progress, are
not visionary, but conservative practical
men, who appreciate the situation of the
Southern farmer, and are doing their best
to help him. We should be glad to see the
Cultivator in the hands of every reader Of
the JOURNAL, as the impetus it would give
to agriculture, would react upon our own
business, and that of every other man in the
community. -
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04

ALABAMA CLAIMs.-We. reinformod that
the most persistent and unyielding of the
private citizens who have claims vs.. the
British Government are DR.. j. G. Aver &
Co., of Lowell, Mass, the manufacturers Of
medicines. They will consent to nothing
less than that Demand for medicines de-
stroyed by the British pirates shall be paid
in gold and in dollars to the last cent
They are emboldened blythe fact that the
destruction of tieis.goods by the English in
Chins Gand elsewhere (for.ewhere are not
that troublesome nation trampling upon
somebodyi) have hitherto been paid in full
and they now say that they shall be. They
however propose this compromise Give
us Canada and we will call it even, because
we can then send our remedies there with
out duty Washington ,Nsrs.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04
OFFICE OF ADAMS EXrREsS Co.
.., No. 50 BROADWAY

OFFICE OF ADAMS EXFRESS co.
%. .., No. SO BROADWAY
New YORK. Dec, 81, 1870.
Mcssrs. Herring, Farrell s. Sherman: Our
Agent at Richmond writes: 1--WE got thro'
to night drying and fixing up the money from
the late fire. The contents Of the safc-$23,-
5se-iu bills we recovered. Itwas a Herring
Safe, ana n good one, certain. Yours truly,
II. c. BABCOCK, Treasurer"
Mcssrs. Herring, Farrell & Sherman, N. Y.
Gents: The two Safes of your manufac-
ture, which we had in use on the morning
of the 25th inst, at the disastrous fire which
destroyed the SpotswOod Hotel and adjoin-
ing block of buildings, have given full salts
faction, and served to prevent the destruction
Of some $50 900 in currency, besides the val
liable papers and books enclosed therein. 1t
was impossible for workmen to excavate the
Safe until nearly 80 hours after the fire.
Rcspectfuly, J. +. GIBSON,
49, Asst Sup't for Adams g. Southern Ex.
:. Co.'S, Richmond, Va. Dec. 20, 1870.
LETTER FROM j, NJ. SUDLITT & co,
Proprietors of the Spotswood.
Richmond, Va, Dec. 90, 1870.
Messrs. Herring, Farrell g. Sherman.-
Gents: On the morning of the 25th inst, we
were fortunate enough to have ono of your
Herrings Patent Champion Safes, which fell
into the cellar among burning mass of
ruins. After the fire, to our utmost surprise
we found the contents, consisting of valuable
papers, money and some silver ware, all in
good order. Had it not been for your Her.
rings Safe we would have lost everything.
T. M. SIJBLITT &, CO.
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Omission.

VIC omittcd5o state in our last issue, in
connection mj3 the killing of CHARLES
SAxox by KEN WHITAKER, that all the
parties connected with the tragedy, were
colofed.N WE stated sufficient Of the causes
leadhgso its,to prevent the Daily onion of
Columbia from getting up a first class ku
Klux sensation.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04
Religious Services.

= During the past week, religious services
Of an! unusually solemn and impressive
character, have been in progress, in the
Methodist Church. The Presiding Elder of
-sun,sEf pistriv6 and others assisted the
Pastor. We hope that much good has
been eFEfeotsa, sni chat these meetings may
occur : more frequently: :''a 7
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1871-05-04
Yncrcasc ofPoIicc Force.

g The Town Council have doubled the num-
Der of policemen, for the present, in order
that the security of the peace and quiet OF
the town may be better protected. 1t is
Be1hOpSd that 'thc nuisance Of firing guns
aRnjil njil pistols about the streets my be abated,
and}our citizens have awarranr tn at their
property is safe from. robbery or incendi-
:ai,rism. We think the measure good one'
and called for by the prevalence, of such
.apisances as the one above alluded to.
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We have received the catalogue of Uni
vcrsity of Virginia for 1901. 1t is in
iourishing condition, and numbers All stu
dcnts-about 30 from South Carolina. We
nutcc the name of our young friend ELIAS
MILLER BoYKIM.
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State South Carolina,
KERSHAW COUNTY.
, BIZ. s.Inanes z. Sutherland, j. ]

Whereas, JNO. I. TRANTHAM made
suit to merto grant him Letters Of Admin
istratioR on.the estate of WILLIAM, DRAKE
ToRp, deceased: .s.:.:. :, rs,,... -. :
These are, therefore, to cite and admon-
ish all and singular the kindred and credi-
TOYS Of the said William Drak eford, that
they be and appear before me, in the Court
of Probate to be held in Camden on the Sth
day off june 1871, after the publication
hereof at n O'clock in the forenoon, to
show cause if any they have, why the said
Administration should not be granted.
Given under my hand this 4th day Of May,
A:kD.sa 1871. - =, ~, =. = -"
J.. F. SUTHERLAND, J. p.
rafay4. s91:,1 80. .. 'a'7' -. . ,a@2t.
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"CoLLEGE AND CoLLEGIUM"

Is the title of an Interesting address de-
livercd before the Alumni Association OF
the College of Charleston, on Commence
mcnt Day, GMarch %, by Hon. W. D. PoR-
TER. Hon. II. D. LEsEsNE, President of the
Board, of Trustees, will please accept our
thanks for a copy.