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MARKETS BY TELEGRAPH


t.-.., ~, A.-,1 II. 1n.-FloNr, ao1, Wieat-.
w',cr v1nro@s 1a s' 81 rpriR liz df2. 4 White d2t
sltaIas Mi Iotl cu, lis :tltai3s 81. corn' 28' ''
e9fk, aroni w. M; at' 4a p, -nrcad.trs rm nna
uncansca rd"L Lar, as 49, hset nnca"soa IL, soct
1xrnon 5an 4-fhe rne tor .os .nGeS n ~ pcf ouns
1owcr than lilo l.ank Of ENGLAND ratio. .,.t,. ou,ot
st Amr,teafr r., "a iT ?seS!::';e1 3 1oios
md sttedy: t.2'* # %5; o2A 10 oi W '~~
50; ttew b., IN; 1rIc, 51A:
tAi.1H, jail, I.-~l,EsrEs-5afr h5o: o,,,
/ FnaNktonr, Jan. 4-6-2os Of ies2, So1 1,,d,,co ma
l.n's, iu';d; oeloana, loMd sales, 1900 balea
speculation md export, 1000 f,acs xr,,,,r wneat,
UuEApsT rrrf.--Qulot and r1n. lea "an1e' "'le"e
12sfat2s 3l io.lr, aos; corn, 29s pt. ,,u. ,es
Lard, SIS cheese, Cas-; Cumberland m'aa'eS' '0s
|, abort r1EB, g1s OIL. ' 4.
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SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 4.
The following wore the receipts and ahip1nonta
of produce at this point during tho past twenty
four hours, and for tho corresponding date ono
year ago:
, 1873-01-06

notwithataniH tho absence Ut anything Hike activity
In tho donard, aud tho tendency Of many tlr.cstpona
Is atlll In au ,trsard drectfon French cat hha e.,
Witness IN upward movement hero. Tho Shoe an ana
Leather Of o No yq, ,Ss Sssot % ii. anso
nf Tho ysar Prices arc however, r, and tho tono u
the IN market strong Neeepts owing to tho fo.yy snow
storm, which !tnpcac lilo tranarortaon nnes. ,'e haTa
H. san,o o. roported lat week. Tho aszormcna nro
wesl-Nled, middle and oyorws'gAts bolng INC mott
mt ukohooI Of any lowor ruling for tho coming season.
Oak and crop leather remain kqulos and 1rm, viii
, 1873-01-06
MONETARY.


SATURDAY EVENING, Jan. 4.
An approximate notion Of tho amount of
money scs atlost iu tho ilrat half Of Jnnliary IN
tho chief financial contres may DO arrived at by
tho facts TINT tho January iutorcnt On tho Pnbiie
Doht amounts to 3,Gi9, ,553. This is tho total
uoi-nunlal interest on 90oA, ,395, ,2l2 of Tho aobs
.1Ae nearly s400, ,00o,ooo Of this amoint cohalHts
of rogietcred bontaa On which tho sonal-annuaA
Interest ts duo January /, IT is to DO presumed
that at least $12, 2,0D0,0o0 Of tho s23 Gdo563 will
DO mid to American holders, aud the money will
ha kopt into circulation in thia country. In ad-
tition to this aro the dividends On bank and othor
local stocks, which in: Now York city will
amount to $4000,0O0. besides a6,o00.0O0 duo OIL
various State dobta Of which tho interest ia pay
nblo IN Now York. Tho total amount Of divf-
the public debit will no a., ,0n0,ooO. Tho Janna.
xy livilonla on railroad Btocks arc entimated At
100000 1000. Including all tho local stockB
Of tho principal citics, the amount OF ilVldends
eot aoat and psid to owers q M ntosks a t9 t' tho
United Statoa will ho near eG0,0d0, ,00l. IhiA
amount OF money set In motion and rota1hod I'll
this country, cannot fail to have great effect Oh
the money market III tho direction Of making
funds abundant.
In tho local market. money 10 oaster than it
WAS few tlnys ago. Tho total amount of 1ivi-
den]B t!isbursel on locn utocltB hero in probably
$500, 900, and Inns had somo effect On tho naasEat
In tho direction Of ceso. :.
Tho def,and for exchange ocontlnuou unuaual15
large. Sales were nlndo botweou banka today n
Zoe per 81 1a9o premium, but aofo hankg unahlt
to get full supply at that rato woro shipping
currency to New York.
Thu clcarings OF the Chicago ban1u for til.
week ending jan. wore
Dtft 1ffs.rinas. balance,
Monday uNy a1H.05 258 a7fG
Tuesday day..-..s-....,.-.->..% 2Gia, ,aj5.a7 2s7a3d2
Wcacedny-uoltaay ....>>. .+... ....
Thursday y.,.,....,>..,.... 5,k42, ,?G5,sG ao0ot.,
Friday. y...,..,.....,...... ,G9a,3 61t,179.l
Saturday ..... ..x......... 3J74d,6o9.7o lsS,oSAi
Total s17,c7d,oa5. q, ,o3a.1
corresnor. .diug week }aat -, nm -,x =
, 1873-01-06

Total. 2,o37,s3t 2,267113 3lep,o'o
the bulk Of tla hog crop }lAh not yet been mnr-
kntod mud with the recurrence OF favorable woa!t'-
or, tho receipts Of hogs for tho no1t three ., or
four weeks ara expected to bo overwholming.,
D. ". 9. Sanford Il Go. give tho following aa tho
btocka Of provisions III Nov Orleans. .,,-.
, 1873-01-06

!roULrny-Thore sn itnprevsh demand nHl ,do dof
yii, fair INJURY at I2@l29c. Tho uer1Ht II amply
sassS s,{s; f. sFhsss m ss Il It e jul
* w., ~ fnrv chickens el 40 anz Bon'a at
40: tsSe Is Ioz At 52Soa375; % dog
ioz reeao Ut $lobO doz do poor 1T Ss.oo 10
aIs aInsorAToEsWere rather quiet. The market Waa
fsry supplied with bath car md soro a9s; r1lees
tW veto usica al nenchhIowa at Too on track ao bu
Il poSsso from storei 90 b, doas 7sS J., .,,,n,o
'sASlI, DOORS, AND DL!NDs-Were IN tna Taua
,,",nmd previous prices being generally matnta'nea'
roun PANEL DooNs, RalsEp rAAEta BOTH s1pss: H.,
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NEW YonE, Jnu. 4.-Tcro was mn improves otaSs yaa
tlet.gnd for dnn,ctcB to-day. fo'no blofa 1lp ..,
mrchaseA rho market for cotton gootls Ia stfnhy pas
quiet: wooons showed a ,. moro nor s1 ai1@n 1hion, 10
In ristii,u trnIe wcro srna1 IN amount. Foreign
goods wore lt Thu nporrers and Importing gas ,9an.
hers nro opening srrlng A$es Of worae4 dsesa
tous Tor tha Ncck wero u,or one mud halt mions'
L i Right f,rovfnlof, TIOnsdA
|, Twrurr. .agcosp ST.. AND WAnAsn AVE-, ian. - -
sses 900 urls mess york, scllor January At $.so
600 mcss pork aoller MarCh, ut $11.a5.
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10xi4....1 3-la n.......2 2s1o ty 612 ..."'ssdao sdo
,S,i S;}t,Ss 4 in31aa II " y 6 6 :s
dscont ' Of i5a35 pcr cont II inado from thu
sAGr-waa III continued good demand ed ed an'1 ar',
ots: ea,ns an n1gnnw s nta; s""
jt!5y Sit!os. naa, *sse; d9 S wi a.os os4s
BSEDS-Tho offerings thia morning were qul'o IN
oral a1 fair hsnesn for this Heannn wnh trahhSst"".
Clover was trio eaSer other sssas Tets e os
otover at and a1 at 81 Is for goo 5a5ss 9
wsse ser's g II ssss psiS ametaS ta *, q ia Gas;
common at s. oo 100 baga Eoad clover a. *s.l1 ~
bays 10 fair nj 10 baYs aax at Lear ltuh.
seTf!S Z y doisd ssfs 9 an 1S' Tim demand WAS only
lair At tho nnncio rnnRe q pr.sss l.yao san,n"n ~
Ia tair 5u355a, goo ,chosec "asra m n ls
1ssx% psts S7ss; II e goo eq Il
Foo eaoe ass'os; ehae9 st11SSl ai se =, n,
tair 10 goo do. eoa9oo; co!ores nntSral loaf Jaan
S5Gssbn common d nne uatong, 3o94s; good eoe7
fSs . arfS Ss unchanged Tho do
u,nni continues fa!r 1t tho Following l,rccua: ,,o
SSs poop lo en0'' 0'
-; ssoS1sa 5IstSs5'; msklan, a'@a2o; com
"SH Wnnteaix s111n dull at tho following rates: Deacl,
$11oo; n1oplc, $a,oo; HICKORY s15oo; slaps' $soo
W0or-rhc wool ,nnrkct WIS qu!ot md unchanged
NJ, ~ ooas1 ,aos,"1 ~ ovtra tncltun .,.,,.. .6DGa65
WV ,rass,c falr Ia do .65GJG0
1n,n,rn,, 1 ] lf,ov v......,.,.,...... .50452
Iinne" rnshrI Xy Ueht. Gats5y
17icaco' ,vashei 4. Irht. .55G5a
Eiacco Sasht TX. iitpg .45sss
I1ioo ,,nehcI 4 ,innV 45ts5a
f, ~ ho1 ,Tetii,1n iiri,t .h5Q95f
E,sac. r,sshca ,,eIl,m diuey .45fa s.
rirocc' ,,nwaaic,l XkXX IN good condition. .JhG33t
E.ssca' uuwa.hcI' yNXX l{ugy. .30A3.
TioSse' mnw.sncI conrec to medium, .3aGS II
T7.cce' t,swmsieJ eoarso and tingy fG3E
9nnnr ,,m'inl .4stl5
= Ttfra 1n,ni'ni .....,,..,,.,,........, ,4BGBd
, 1873-01-06

Flour WAS mora active, and worry firm IN Tho
hands Of holders. Thoro WORD few orders on
Tho Aoor, principally on Southern account, and
\ fair inquiry from tho local trado while Htocas
arc small, aud so1no Of thom quoted as " badly
broken up" Hence holders worc careleas about
nollingt except at inll pricoa Drnn was stoady.
Sa1es Woro reported Of 400 brla whlto winter o.
tras at s8.75; 100 brts do at 1895 800 brls 40
On private terms 900 hr1a erriug e.trae Luck.
porf Hydra,llio) al $500; 900 b,le do ut $3.50 !;
ZOO briB do nj $3.50; 500 brls do on private
torms 100 hrls rye on private torma 12b brig
tons brau Ut si1.Qo 10 tons screenings at
500 car oornmeaf at $12.50, oil on track:
The niatisut olosca at tho following range OF
, 1873-01-06

r.ng 1o, per asg s,7s nst q d. So9s S e ,a e {;
sS7.37,% id d. ilne sa.6o@86aS I'd do, s9ooS912s;
oIIS~Carbon WAS again unsciticd and Tas quoted
aa whaic .Ta, and an most osr er Business remains
Very auot We quote: Caribou aad@9sS VI esaaa sas
;o hoa 93o wialo, $50 sper,n s20o@alo; neats-
loot oil, strictly DO exrs *1vo a9 No.
0o@o5a bank Oh ass5oc; stras asvity
- plfSTS. OoLoRs, AND pUTTY,-Trs1e docs not
5mrTnya. a,,l duiot ensy fooling Ia e prevalent.
below a1o tho ruling pricca:
, 1873-01-06

METALS AND r1NNERs sTooKThere s,.s' wes ,n No
rpr;res r.; reToaip Without alteration, as follows:
TN PnATE-Io, lo114, s1t.q9; 90, 12fl2' @l4.'o;
do, i4aeo, sl5 90 do, roofing, 1o, $l3.so' IN.
snrEr Z,No-Full casks, lie: hall casks, nAc:
lcaa quantity, l1,So; slab, o.
B1IEEr Inua--Nn. "a, 7He Estes:
Corrra-Coprer bottoms, 48o; brazors, over 21Ss'
47o timed coppDr, 43e. 1o.. :, ,1o, IN
,,f<. ~ nn;1 H. 12xo: is and 10, 14c IT, 1Gc |;
Is, 10 H. 100 2o 2oo full bundle. Ii per cont dis
coNlH ie sro,EEThcgo wss very littie dcmand for
onvt1jng 11nder this head. Prices are unchanged we
, 1873-01-06
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Review for tho Week Ending Jan. d
F,npAY EVENING, Jan. a.
Tho receipts of live stock during tho wonk
, 1873-01-06
DR.. A. Ct. Olin,

1 C.sktt Csako ths no.t .neossta snesalt., 1
thu Of III Uhsonlo su1alan No,yona diseas
10th Read hss Tosk. 1nd tnES Tor 1s
Gymui ifey Lid inYitsl, Ladies ssud for circulars
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hoping to escape. The squaw killed
the child. The captured squaws. and
Mrs. Wrehmotel, two sisters of Boston
Charlie, the mother of Black Jim and
. girl were brought to camp. No
braves were captured.
Two Indians have been sent to the
Modocs offering them terms of surren-
der.
General Davis reports that no trou-
BILE is apprehended from the Klamoth
Indians.
The Modocs must be fifteen miles
away. The squaws were taken before
General Davis and talked much, but
gave but little information. The Mo-
docs number fifteen men and fifty
squaws and children.
The Modocs want peace and want to
talk with General Davis alone. Davis
sent word that he did not want peace
nor talk, but would allow them till
Tuesday to surrender, and after that
he would kill every Modoc found with
gun.
THE LATEST.
YREKA, May 23-Night.-The Hot
Greek band of Indians, numbering SO
men, women and children, have sur
rendered and have been placed under
guard. There were fifteen warriors,
among whom were Bogus ,Charly,
Shack Nasty Jim, Curley Headed
Charley, and others, the best fighting
men of Captain Jacks band. The sur
render was unconditional. 1t is sup
posed there are no warriors with Cap
tain Jack, whose whereabouts is un-
known
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CAPTAIN JACK ALONE IN HIS
GLORY.
LO! THE POOR INDIAN!

San FRANCIsCo, May 22-Noon-
Dispatches state that the Modocs arc
going toward the Pitt River country
The trails show that the. Modocs and
Pitt River Indians have been iii con-
slant communication. It is believed
that the Pitts are with Captain Jack
now. The Piutes are also out of then
country. Twenty-Five Piutes were seen
at Surprise Valley, but they suddenly
disappeared 1t is reported that much
ammunition was sold to the Pitts.
They have held several councils, and
their attitude is threatening. Old
Shave Head tells them that they must
fight or go to the reservation.
VIRGINIA Cry, May -Noon.-A
settler from Spruce Mountain, Nevada,
reports that the Indian affairs have
about reached a crisis Hideously
painted Indians have been stealing
lead from the furnaces and buying am
mrnitiOn. They are also having war
dances and have notified the settlers
to leave.
The impression here is that gen
eral outbreak is being planned.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 23-NOon
JEFF. G.. Davis ranks as Major
General while commanding against the
Modocs
It is officially reported that two
hundred warriors, of the Yankton
tribe, have left the reservation to join
the hostile bands Oh the upper Mis-
souri,. The Indians will muster five
thousand.
An official dispatch confirms Col.
AIckenzie's victory over the Kickapoo
and Lipon Indians. The dispatch
does not say whether the fight occurred
on Mexican territory or not.
FAIRCHILD Rancho, May 2O.-A
courier intercepted Gen. Davis while
en- route from the Lava Beds to Bre-
mems, whereupon the Warm Spring
Indians and scouts were recalled. The
programme has been changed. Gen.
Davis has established his headquarters
at Fairchild, twenty-three miles North
west of the Lava Beds.
The soldiers scaled the ridge twenty
five feet high in the face of the Modocs
and drove them away. Captain Has
brouck did not lose a man.
The captured squaws report opera
tons of the last few months. They
report that Shack Nasty Jack, Shook
Nasty Bill, Steamboat Frank, Hooker
Jim , father. Boston Nick and several
other Modocs have been killed and
many wounded. Curly Headed Jack
is seriously wounded. Little John,
being unable to move rapidly, has de-
layed the Modocs. At this stage the
Warm Spring Indians made some hos
tile demonstrations and the captured
squaws refused to speak further.
In the stampede Mrs. Hendricks,
alias dempsey, threw her child away,
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this firm offered to resume work pend
ing the settlement of the difficulty, but
the offer was declined and money
advanced to some of them to supply
their families with the necessaries of
life.
AS to the strike extending among the
farm laborers, we are pleased to learn
that that is mistake. We have seen
and conversed with some of the largest
planters in the county, and they SO
assure us. The hands are at work as
usual, and there is an abundant supply
of labor at 81 per day.
The Fayetteville Eagle says The
La Fayette Light Infantry Company
now numbers some So members and
organized permanently last Tuesday,
the Goth. The Company celebrated
it's 18th anniversary at the Fair
Grounds the same day. This date was
formerly adopted in memory of the
Mecklenburg Declaration of lndepen-
dsnce, Goth of May. 1775.
The Independent Company met last
Monday night, at Town Hall, to organ
ize, elect officers, &c. This is the
oldest military company of volunteers
in this State and, except one in Boston,
| we learn it was the oldest in the
United States. We are, then, soon to
have fully organized our two old vol
| unteer companies, i'll which our town
felt SO much pride and interest in
years past.
The following are the officers of the
Independent Company
Wright Huske, Major.
Charles Haigh, LIST Captain.
W. F. Campbell, ID Captain.
w. E. Kyle, Sd Captain.
! Charles kennedy, 4th Captain.
Ed. P. Powers, LIST Sergeant.
p. E. Sedberry, I'd Sergeant.
Thos. II. Mclean, Sd Sergeant.
Arch. A. MCLAUGHLIN, 4th Sergeant.
10. Sedberry, LIST Corporal.
LIB. Davis, I'd Corporal.
II. J. Campbell, 3D. Corporal.
Jno. A. Skies, 4th Corporal.
II. r. Horne, Secretary.
And the La Fayette Light Infantry
elected the following officers
J. B. Starr, Captain.
J. A. Pemberton, LIST Lient.
A. B. Williams, 2d GO
d. NJ. Mcdonald, Sd g
Isaac Jessup, Ensign.
J. W. Fuller, 1st Sergeant.
J. b. Smith, I'd s.
G. P. Mcneil, Sd g
c.. Glover, 4th g
W. G. Hall, 9Th
J. NJ Matthews, LIST Corporal.
d. Jones, 2d
| T. J. Sellars, 3D.
| J. M. Woodward. 18th g
DIR. w. c.. McDuffie, Surgeon.
M. Faulk, Treasurer.
J. NJ. Woodward, Secretary.
G. W. Wightman, Corresponding
| Secretary.
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LOUISIANA.
WARAIOTH SUING THE NEW
ORLEANS TIMES.
DURELL ABOUT TO RESIGN.
THE CONGRESSIONAL EXCUR
SIONISTS.
CANAL FROM THE MISSISSIPPI.
TO THE GULF.

New YORK, May 4-Noon.-A special
from New Orleans says that Warmoth
has commenced suit against the Times
for $50, COO damages. The offensive
article asserted corrupt official action
in regard to the Mississippi and Gulf
Canal
The Republican editorially an
nounces that it is Durelps intention
to resign and suggests that Durell has
earned a foreign mission.
New ORLEANS, May 24--Night.-
The steamer "Belle Lee" with the
Congressional excursionists on board,
returned from Balize at 8 o'clock This
morning. The visitors were well
pleased with their trip. The Congress
men seem to regard the proposed Fort
st: Phillip Canal as the only practi-
cable means of securing permanent
deep water outlet to the Gulf. The
excursionists departed this afternoon
at o'clock on the Jacksonville road.
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This concert is under the supervision and di-
rection of the following
BOARD OF DIRECTORS
G. II. Durfee. Merchant; W. 0. Gould, City
Eng'r; III. l.. Newman, Banker; p. G. Lowe,
Capitalist; Ii. ID. Bush, Lumber; c. X. More
head, Merchant III. ". Gillett, Merchant; j. L..
Viewer, NJ. ID ; G. f. Prescott, Commercial j..
W. English, Lawyer; James B. Kitchen, Far
mer: G. MO!lsr, Cash'r Ger. S. B.; E. L. Carr.
Architect.
OFFICERS
f. IL. Durfee, President; II. l. Newman, Vice
President; Geo f. Prescott, Secy; Carl MOller,
Treasurer.
The well kno wn character OF the Directors of
dorsement presented il a sufficient guarantee
to all absent ticket-hOlders that their interests
aill be fully guarded and protected.
All correspondence strictly confidential, and
any person drawing prize need not be known
unless they so desire.
Tickets drawing prizes will be cashed on sight.
This is the gIanleSt, safest and best enterI rise
ever presented to the public.
Official lists of winning numbers will he sent
to purchasers OF ticket Immediately after the
distribution.
For information and tickets address
BAMBERGE & CO., Gen1 Ag'ts,
?5 LIBERTY STREET, New YORK.
Tickets sent e. o. u. at our expense.
Agents wanted. Liberal Com missile Ms paid.
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A MAN OF A THOUSAND.
A C0nsumptiVc Cured.

nR. II. IA MES, a retired Physician, (and
- by nature A CHI mist,) discovered while
the East indies certain cure for CON
SUMPTION, ASTHMA, BRONCHITIS. and
GENERAL DEBILITY. when his only child
a daughter, was given up t. die. III $ child WIS
cured. and is now alive and well DESTROYS ~
beneiiting humanity, he will send the recipe.
containing tgs io n r affotors ror making TINS
expens S. There Is not single symptom o;
CONSUMPTION that it does not at once take
hold Of and disspate-Night Sweats. Pecv islI-
nes., Irritation Of the Nerves, Failure of NJ c m
ory, Difficult ExpectOTation, Sharp Pains in
the Lungs, Sore Throat. Chilly Sensations,
Nausea at the Stomach, InactiOn OF the Bow
els, and Wasting Away of the Muscles. Ad-
dress,
CRADDOCK & CO.,
1892 Race ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
april 20 % 4w
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ARKANSAS.
THE PRESBYTERIAN ASSEMBLY
ADJOURNS.
THE QUESTION OF A UNION
WITH OTHER ASSEMBLIES.

ST. Louis, Mo-, May 24-Night. "A
special dispatch from Little Rock,
Ark, says: "The Southern Presby-
terrain General Assembly adjourned tc-
day and nearly all the members have
left for their homes.
No definite action was taken in re-
lation to organic union, but the gen
eral sentiment was clearly in favor Of
uniting with the Dutch Reformed
Church rather than with any other
body of Presbyterians.
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MASSACHUSETTS,.
HOMEOPATHY IN BOSTON.
SEVERAL P II Y SICIANS EX-
~ PEELED FROM THE STATE
MEDICAL SOCIETY.

Boston, May 24-Night.- The Board
of Trial of the Massachusetts, Medical
Society, which recently tried certain
members of the Society for practicing
Homeopathy, on the ground that such
practice violated their right to men,
bership, and rendered a decision to-
day expelling 7 physicians from mem
bership in said Society.
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DIRECTORS
JAMES NJ REDMOND, FRED PHILLIPS, " G
LEWIS, MATHEW WEDDELL.
Issues Certificates of Deposit bearing interest
Is authorized by Charter to receive On de-
post moneys held in trust by Executors, Adj
illustrators, Guardians, &c, &c, &c.
Sells Checks at lar On New York. Baltimore,
philadelphia, Norfolk, Columbia, Charleston,
Richmond, Petersburg anu all t. cities and
towns i'll North Carolina
BuvS and sells checks in sums to suit on Great
Britain Ireland, Germany France, &c.
BUYS and sells Gold, Silver, Bank Bills,
Bonds. Stocks. &c, &c.
strict attention given TO the orders and re
quests of our country friends by mail other
wise.
20 35f-pa-tf-i.S-
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Tie New Orleans papers are giving
brief biographical sketches of the mem
bers of the Kellogg Government
engaged in the late riotings that have
taken place in various parts of the
State. The biographies are of the
Negate Calendar order.
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N Office

rs HEREBY GIVEN, THAT APPLICA-
ZION win be made to the Board or Directors of
a certificate of one share of stock of the above
Company, issued originally to Owen Hanslev
and transferred to the subscriber by T. Lar
| strong, Administrator, the same having b.en
lost. VIM NJ HANSI,EN
may 10 1Sv1mX
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JAMES w. LIPPITT.

JOHN L. WOOSTER,
DEALER
ID r G S, CHEMICALS, MEDICINES
Fancy Toilet Articles. DC, dc.
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DIR. WELLS
EXTRACT OF JuRUBEBA

is prepared directly from the SOUTH
AN ERICAN PA Mt, ana i pcrts city rccu-
liarly suited to all these Cliff ultic it viii
cleanse the Iiidtcd BjD0d, strengthen the life
GiriRg IUsc9rS. and r. more az Distractions from
Impdired amt EnfFebie.i Organs.
1t should be freely taken, As Juru-
bella is pronounced by III -dical writer's the MIST
efficient Purifier, Tonic and DsoGst3tent known
in the whole range of medicinal plants. 1w
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URGE, PURIFY & STRENGTHEN
At one aRt. the same Time.

Their reese arch has at last been rewarded hy
a discovery which fully realizes the fondeSt de
sires of the medical faculty and which is justly
regarded as the most nportant trium lh to AT
Pharmacy has ever achieved. This mpoI tant
desideratum
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DR.. TUFTS Vegetable Liver Pill.

Which purify the blood and remove all corrupt
humOrS and unhealthy accommodations from the
body, and yet produces no weakness or lassi-
tude whatever, but on the contrary tones the
stomach and invigOrates the body during the
progress of thair operation. They unite the
heretofore irreconsiiahle qualities of a
STRFNGTHENIN8 PUEGATISE and a
PURIFYING TONIC.
DIR. TUFTS Pills are the most active and
searching medicine in existence. They at once
attack thu very root Of diseases, AMI the i'm
is SO prompt that IN an hour or two ter they
are taken the patient is aware of their good
effect.r I he's may be taken at any time with
out restraint CT diet occupation; they pro-
duce neither nau-e 1riping or dchi ity, aud as
family IN .t!icine they have no rival.
Price - ccnre 4 box. Sold Ev all Druggists
Prime ,ai fife. Is Il % Pratt St, n. Y. Iw