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The Columbia D -" !, ,,,,.
mendable taste and nion.ro1d, with .'s"". com,
to the following trq fairf, s.Se' ..Thc
Anderson Intelligent dthfuen'li'io"., W.. week
enlarged and impSe Gees 10 10 Wv, w W,
think. the best lookl lrove II is now, wv, Wv
lies" Sng 'n'
Hon. Jefferson Z -;,c
history of the war Fvs; gol''e w.
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IF Any inshna T., Iomison.
A. Ora, - 'owdcn' A. $ sa'ler
% L1nsDDPq.:. "A s-en, sup't Or. W.
,nrkle, :W y. Gray, N. c. Dickson;
Pls lS;mpse,WT. Dan, ]. S. Beatty and
'Asg EJoln Reeves Sup't. Jesse +.
=, EN1. B. Williams, &. ".
J -, SSsS Sss-S SsSasurrc,ss Eq Moses Dean.
Nase1. norJ JSERy.~B. S vA&;,f dnyton, Srpt; JIs' y
-; foIN Nr ,r,, r W. Reeves, T. NJ. Cater, Il.
+. MnYEg r,,oIn a,1n = aA"1 John Eskew, Sup,t
H0r M Mc(;nc 3F,iluI D. L. Cox Thos. L. Reid Il.
v. va w.. orsnn and Joseph ". Keys.
V'To,.sB w. i,m Bruo1n "B."-John ]. Lewis, sup l.
m nv NV Sherard. Mrs. J. \. Brown, MIS-
MLS; Snn;c . sg,oon, Mrs. Z. \. Bell, Mrs H. L'
I",,.S Tars, ,aEnd Mrs. w. C. Neville: c,.
hgSs,a r,oIn CIV. S. Brown, Sup l.
M n'T w Reed. Mrs. S. Bleckleyy, Mrs. y: ~ y
SISraf1 S,s 4 Mrs. v J. Ligon and Mrs d. '"
AGysl .se,,o,n John W. Thompson
,, no Mrs Va,lti Burrcss, Mrs: Marthf
: Ppari SuP ~ Mrs. J. ". r. Skclton,, Mrs A. :, )
F. DuH0 Strns,er Mrs. II l. Epting and Mrs H. l.
IL Sadler. r, 1,,,cs Orr Sup't
,o Nrl : McCuliy ,lrs. {. A. go MS M u D. = =
'e W;ls,n. Mrs. W l.. BrnyicS Mrs.. "; NJ H.. =
pt Ga;nATl, Mrs ). c. Whitehead anu NFs .
H. W; i1a,,.r,Iolp n, r "F.'-Dr X. +. Diver, Sup
w Reed &c cIijaTl pT nd a. aSd Sp1It IT. O. II fierricR:
M w; II. -: ,CTrprRs "A"-Thos. B. Lee Sup
nee ~, NV W T. Brovles. W. y. llcFall, JON
rho Dr. w n N Kav and !ohn \. Reeves.
"o l-ons, ,.,'.rrpERs "I.'-F. +. Harrison
eek 8 NJ, MA'' nike ii McGcc, A. s. MsClinton; j.
we sup '1'TS e Whitciidd and Y. S. Sharp
oo,. "iiSu,: - ,,rrrrps CD. ;. Anderso
ccN' MM11N>W NJ; W. B. skclon, W: }. Hatton,
9"ro ro;pkscalcs, Hcnr. \. Wiitc and lie
u " b"i;rri Tr,pit >xp FAScY yoRK::-' II lfeTo
~. Vr, Lizzie Iauldn, Mrs. y.
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ANDERSON. Oct. q

ANDERSON, Oct. 20, 1875.
Sal of cotton for the week ending to-
day Scdncsday) 64l bales Middling
III t2i cents.
CHARLESTOH. Oct. Is.
Con dull; receipts, ,l73 sales 600
midng, l3a. i
NEW YORK, oct. lSS
Onary. II JIG; strict or'linarXI
l3-l good ordinary, l3 7-16; JtrlctM;
ord ,ry, IL 1913; low mil dHEKnr. |
stri-ood mddling, II 5-lG ~. strict
II Is; good middling n ,1inr fair,
gocmiddllng IA 15-lG; n11 1u''''''
10 i; fair, IL 5-l6. A
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THE CIRCUIT COURT.

The October term of the c ircult W kssS
Anderson County began O. Mono
Judge Reed presiding. In IBIS chare
Grand Jury the Judge referred at zee
various matters of public imPln11
among which the whiskey Pf Pfddlena Y
duties and conduct of the Trlal JnfftE
commented upon. The Judge ap
mended the erection of perm banenfpIi
mcnts upon the square, an}l stab1E !
was under the jurisdiction of tSReo
Commissioners. That this arhce'
was just and equitable, as the pefSthe
County were interested in the iwefSs
trading place, and they should Fcom'
keep it in repair The people OH prove.
are likewise taxed to keep the rof bat y
and so forth of the County in lCSunE
then directed their attention I'll &mc.
officers, and afterwards to lc IF y
the buildings at the Po5r uarg Is
The business of The se,ile1 tsss IAN Aeo
entirely occupied the 10
in which there was ads. Pri'
ant. Larceny an9 ecnaiF.
the only charges shc %.
At the hour " brt :; n
sions' business has SeV
victions were had i'm ,eY. w
and the sentences given, Ir1,p 4 ~ ,
therein: ,.So1qBlE, ~,
The State vs.. Ben 49, 49, = - - q
ceny. Sentenced tArosS$,xS', : % j
Penitentiary. - ,M 4
Same sentence ~
The State vss iI,'s'
and battery wit sI|
to three month s
ordered to worR
son under the Il 4
ties s +
The State VS.. ~ 3 's's
and battery.
prisonmcnt in 8 i B & Il
upon the street j IS
The State vs.
battery with il
fenced to inpr 8ss' ,'@.!. '1;'7 E
State penitenti s IS
The State VS.. EnlSSS 9 3 iS,
ceny. Sentenced to in 4.
County Jail for six mon
The civil business VIE
with, and the session . III y
last longer than the yhec9ur' u ~ 5cck Y
it is thought. Soil an4a " b, dis. I
charged the duties or ?g'ne :., - 7e1i,v
and ability ,lSUiEe
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AND LAST, But NOT LEAST,

REMEM BIER, that we expect those to
whom we have extended accommodate
tons i'll the way of Supplies, &C., during
this and former years. to return The IA
vor now by settling amounts due us.
'lf we prosper, we must help one an
other.
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HIN ,MEEEN..

MARRIED, in the Arlcr>o,I}a,,i
church, on Thursday morrns Iat
1879, by Rev. J. $. Murray, Ar. .THI Al
AVER, of Barnwcll, and Miss ITEI
B. BURRESS, of Anderson.
On Tuesday evening, Oct. Il ls1,t II
residence of the brides fatl:erby T "
Murray. Mr.. JEFF. d. MANWA. u
Miss ALICE V HoRsTEL' HofAcr~
MARRIED, on the l2,n ,teg
Asa Avery, Mr.. W. r. Carter anil% ~
c. HELLER, all of Anderson (aa, N-g
On the 18th inst. by Rev. AJ ~
J. F. GRAHAM and Miss Tux 4
BRUCE. all of Anderson Coun 'A
On the 18th inst, by Rev. EIIt. i,
J: i: HIN and Miss JENETTAT;'E;. ;;
HAN, all of Anderson County IN
On the 14th inst, by Rev. Asye.
ANDY l1EMBREE and Miss tAF,nf
MONS all of Anderson County -
ON Tuesday, 18th inst. tmr
T.csky, Esq, Mr.. JOHN Ao4TT W.; W;
Mrs. AMANDA WEBB. al| .No, e'f'
On Thursday evening. cd 3sijand 4
James McLcsky, Esq, Mr. g0kHEi'
and Mrs. ELIZABETH DFB d'.t
daughter of Capt. Robert .Jmh,aN cl,,l
dersun.
BY J. l.. Bryan, Trial Ja<,i'jcohnJ,
Mr.; WihLIAM MOORE 4"I>s ID
McGEE
BY the same, Oct"bV1lth J. sIr-
ttLLOCG1 and Mi,TLTCY1 1$MN.
all of Anderson Count.
At the residence ftc bgdr'. alton
the evening nf OrtoFr I'M b. They
+. Il. Long, Mr. F.M. D.E Ms anGs-
LOUISA, dau"htcri Mr.. u !" EyrLIl
it \ nIIprsnn 4 'ntInf
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)Wf%3s Do,r.n
Mn, Mrs. .Ili.I<, /,

10 Iirs. .yu.irs&oaaae:s NJ NJ
RS. ! W.Kcys anGN
's:IS FINE Arts. J. Pc
Fr'rr>"u, Rev. J.
food. +. +. Earle,
tucker.
FLORAL DEPARTMENTS 3
8up't. Mrs. \. r.
Nilsson, Miss Carrie
s3.dwarls and Miss Macs
SPECIAL PREMIUMS i
feys, S. NJ. Crayton,
5 ,arpcntcr. o.
I MISCELLANEOUS Arm =
J. Relton Watson. ~
Neal and J. Miles Pick
Any Of the persons KS
Committees, who prtjIs.'
the Departments to "
assigned, will be rclicv
notice to the President.
Supcrintcn'lcnts are @
tendance, at their rcSpct
Wednesday morning >
main until the close Of,
hours of exhibition, N 80
are not handled by thWiSa
assemble their comnlilcs
morning and report 1 VI
President. They arc p'tic1
to see that no person DER
of the Association. or alcll
nlittcc for his l'articularicl'
nlittcd t" participate in IL
of articles on cXhihit>n,
Will be awarded III III:
when this regulation i.vi
designed to protect the ehi
Supcrintcndcnt> will gfc
every facility for examining
will carefully abstain fnu
of opinion as to the merit
and see that the awards mc
JAMES
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Familiar fax

~ hmonr us. - $1,000 =
hailed mr. NJ p p 4 lwavs rlad,v
rega! rEich ~" M ,nncars| $rtainly y iact
ment s,rnlv CIV me as advertise.
We an ,n:,ru il ct bthor coIun,n
cham nds to which9 Tooln * tho
ana u isites !or the@f doors, sash
of rec, To ,ho nclds = larun lief
ou'iui n;l l1riccs.' 'pletion Of any
lor II y = iIa----u--------.-,t"wc say "scnd
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A difficulty occpe .;,o IN
"Wednesday night laed II ois. -. Now.
ton Cox was knockt, i'll wicil an." ~, an
axe by one Charles lin t ilt''' Wv con.
nected with the Gmli1q va1 ,, "' Lost
year. There had best Bsah ,..,t.,. o ha.
tween the parties, % trA a''Ls ;ote
when Sullivan sudgowiF0'', ol , Mr
Cox and struck himyll! NV e ,b
head, inAicting sevet tponAe pacA .' ,,"t =, a,
counts, his wound ing AZ ,.;,,, NV n
prospect of an earlyFs ii'0'"e' ~a o,,em,
was made to arrest gfeco!' ,1o !,
escape. S''l'iN
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INV "l'',Lrigncl respectfully informs
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80, "A a ~ ri = ssf41lT
1t is M
Dyspeps fiji
.dcrangeI r ~ ~
such as a Z, .
lIabitua * a Hcod 'cJ,,
Heart, ion of th
ing ands nash Dn,,v ~,
oVoiilaG'a a: q 3c pit of th
anu u cd Tongue
coming the mouth
IT'S Nc;'lc Y hg, low spir
an aII,1r, day buyin!
nclsnl fan cured thci
na.c nav. aEou re, yet they
ouG llN'E IS too late
w Wil.LiMiREv Druggists
polll' ;Ha cdiaIN and get ;
your !&srlc pr FLOWER
I'VE, 1i'tainc0( ertain us YOU
can n virtue. his medicine
pcTioi iu'a~ size to try it's SUI
NY viii relieve
doses Try it, two
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qualified 10 dis
M foifi;e, but | appeal
lships whether
1SAe&Den ocratic candy
Tc lot. 1t is true |
Ss& rscn Court House
f8as en-: sed in taking
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last longer than the s,ssc'aF' a5 ~; Tss Ssss
it is thought. Sol. dnsi o. 'h =, dis.
charged the duties OR 1ythe he, h' ,s1ifv IIS,
and ability. ,isolAs
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O'rclnllll.
81 aic'lc> !
.e wlrll is !
ir.
r hlIlltCeS
.cl'l,,ltllc.y
ly.l'r'-inli
+ tarl:.lc>,
1t Fat,
|. lY'T'
d..
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NlHsRs. EDIT /.
Anderson Su1cj~|
out Of q candWI
which my nanh(
regard to the ts1
I was appointedE
assistants. Darkt
away townships
stated by the eel
the most income
s1,5:. t1a',: '1s '''. ! {
to the citize #s
the statelncli,Ae
shop editor are q
took a few drinkn
during the tine
Broa(lawaYstoY
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Hon. T. @. Donaldson, Senator from
Greenville, and Capt, G.sG. Wells were in
attendance upon the Circuit Court on Mon
3o1- Loot
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WIstlomSG. RiiIinRy.

II man tells a lie he IL always in q
great hurry to prove it.
There is more real happiness In re-
fusing our wants than gratifying them.
The price OF being pitied is to be des-
pied,
Even mule has got head on the end
ov his body.
Az We get older, we gro less certain Of
things in general,
Friendships are like mummy in one
respect; 1t is easier to make them than to
keep them.
One half the trouble Of life can be
traced to not saying "No" at the right
time, u. ~.
Men never forget the iayoFS they be-
stow upon others, and seldom remember
those they receive, = ~
Ii a man Il natural now days, hs is
charged at once with being eccentric or
silly,
The man whom prosperity makes
naughty; adversely izSlre to max grOvel.
ling coward ov,
lam violently opposed to betting, but II
| do bet | am in favor Of winning.
There IL no crate danger Of too menny
getting famous; there IL too much ieal-
Ousy among mankind for that.
Pashunce il like kastor lie; II IL ono
thing to presEribe II, and it IL another
thing q take 1t .3llli..-, JI.
No man kan git me to keepa sekret for
him, | had rather hold a mule Tor tho
same length Ov time,
Every man haz u right to pix out hiz
own phun, his own hash, and biz own
phisick.
We are all ov us brought up to think
that mummy il the chief end Of man, and
when at last We find out our mistake 1t Is
too late to rektify 1t.
II our Savior and the god Hercules
should appear on earth again together,
which do you suppose would have Che
most fpllowers2
About The only difference between a
philosopher Ind u phOol il that-the phi
Iosopher cooks all the evils Oy life before
he partakes Of them; the fool eats them
raw,
There seems To me Just this difference
between honor and Chivalry-hOnOr IL
the chivalry ov courage honesty Is the
bravery oy princi pie,
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Cincinnati.

CINcISSATI, January l9.-COtton firm
Axe. Flour dull but unchanged. Wheat
dull and weak, 81 DIAL OF. Corn active, 4
aye. Oats firm, GOa63c. Rye quiet, 81 IL
Barley firm spring, St&. Oils unchanged
Eggs steady, 9Sa24c. Butter and Cheese
firm. Pork Dull and lower, SIS 50, lard
dull and nominal; steam lS14G; kettle l4Hc,
Bulk Meats dull and lower; shoulders G8a
6ISa9I SaOSSa9Hc. Bacon dull ind unset
tied, SHai0sSallc, Green Meats steady
shoulders sold 6Ac; clear rib sISH0ci clear
gkc. Whisky, demand fair mud market
firm ut Ole.
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Ten Rules Tor Farmers.

l.Take good papers aud read them,
=. Keen an account Of farm operations.
49, DbeiiOt leave implements scattered
over the farm, exposed to snow, rain and
heat.
4. Repair tools and buildings at apro-
per time, and do not suffer subsequent
ihrCefoli expenditure ofthe same money.
8. Use money judioionSly, do not At.
tcnd auction salos To purchase all kinds of
trumpery because II il cheap. :.
q. See that the fences arc we'll repaired,
and cattle not grazing in the meadows, or
grain folds, or orchards.
Z. DO not refuse to make experiments,
in u snallway, Of many small thing,
s. Plant fruit trees well caro- for them,
and ofcOurse get good crops:
0. Practice economy by giving stock
shelter during the winleri also good food,
taking out oil that Is unsonnd, half rotten
or monldy, ,
10. Do not keep tribes Of cats and
snarling dogs around the premises, which
cat more in month than they are worth
in u lifetime.
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PopuLAlt scfnS# MoSTlgM = Tho
February number o. this excellent peri
odical Is an unusually attractive one. II
contains twelve articles, exclusive Of the
Editors Table, on interesting subjects,
that will repay pcrnsal. Among tho ar
ticlcs Is one BY Professor Tynlull, who
makes an ItcpiJ tOthc Critics Of the Bel.
fast Address," in which he gives clearer
and more satisfactory enunciation Of his
views than he has done in any paper
heretofore. Another interesting article
is "a Short Story OH Birds Nests" Dr..
Ely Van De Warkcr also discusses III a
fOrcible way "Thc Relations Of Women
to the Professions and Skilled Labor"
The Monthly well deserves the name
"popular," for II grows in popularity
with each number, and takes rank among
the most interesting and instructive peri.
0diCals Of the day.
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New York

NEW YORK, January l9.-Cotton closed
easier. Flour easier; super6ne western and
State 50 SOa4 %; common to good 81 G5a
4 rs; good TO choice 81 SCAT 10; white wheat
extra 81 SjaG OG extra Ohio 81 66a6 30; St,
Louis 81 sons O0, Rye Flour quiet and I'M.
changed, Corn Meal quiet, 81 10a4 Is,
Wheat irreguIaFand unsettled; No. spring
81 l5Nl 49, No; 8 spring 81 DIAL Otl IN
graded Iowa and Minnesota spring 81 05a
| OS; amber western 81 96al 2s, Rye quiet,
9SaSSc. Barley aud Multi unchanged. Corn
lower aud In moderate demaldi mixed
western new sjaSGl Gc; yellow western new
S7aS7lS 10. Oats dull and lower mixed west
ern CGaGSc; white llO Gsa7OC. Hay un.
changed. Coffee firm, Sugar steady prime
at SIC; refined lONl0Nc. MolaSSes quiet.
Rice unchanged, Whisky lower at 97]5O9S'
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CHICAGO, January l9-FlOur dull and
nominal. Wheat in fair demand and mar
ket firm; No, !, Ole; No, ., SSllSG cash; S9Isc
seller February; 90c seller March; No. 5,
s99<asSLtc, according to location; rejected
7GIsa77c. Corn duh and lower; No, 2
mixed GSJEaeGc cash; 8GAa8Gltc seller
February; 7.Xc seller March; rejected
6lI{c. Oats dull and lower No, 2, Sa9Sa
69I9c cash; 69Ac seller February; rejected
49Ila5Oc. Rye quiet; No. !, 97C. Barley
dull and unchanged, Pork dali and nom
iRal at 81 7Oal7 70 cash; 81 80 seller Feb,
ruaEy; SIS 10 seller March. Lard dull and
nominal at $l3 25al3 80 February. Bulk
Meats dull and lower; shoulders 6JSe; short
rib middles 9Hc; short clear exc, Whisky
steady with a moderate demand ut Ole.
On call Boarlin the afternoon, grain was
quiet and unchanged, Pork steadier at
$l7 50 February. Lard steady and un'
changed,
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Afternoon Dispatches
Election OrU. =. Senator's.
MINNESOTA,

@lNNSoTA'
ST.. PAUL, January l9.-The following
is The vote In the Legislature for United
States Senator:
scnate-A, Ramsey IS, c. K. Davis $,
]. Donnelly u, SCattering2,
House - Ramsey ~, Donnelly II,
Davis 10, Gilman 3, Scattering 4,
TENNESSEE,
N,suv,11r TpxX January l9-The
two Houses ballotted at noon to-day for
United States Senator. ln the Senate
the vote stood: Johnson 9, stephens =,
Brown s, Bate 4, Savage 2, QuaFles
Ewing !, Kennedy !. The second and
1hlrd nalloLs were rue SANG ,n..,
~ Inc ng ,ho,o ~ 'va n0G Snt NUs ballot
maui any INV, sMs To ~ ~ ., Stonbcns
~ S'i 49, ~ ao' ~ P.,atI o",rlss ( Ewinv
\ Z sa Dr0m" 4 n RrownloS , Hawkins2
" S 5a,i uInsas nJionr1ed mill to-mor.
DON ~ o,OI"cl, ''" "'
~" " 'V'''NNN -
.... NEW YORK,
ALBANY, January l9.-Ihe vote to-day
in the Legislature Tor U. ). Senator re-
suited o. follows:
Senate-E. D. Morgan, III p. Herman,
l3. ff
ASsenibly--E, D. Morgan, 81; f. ker-
nan, II.
RHODE ISLAND.
pRovIprNcE, January l9,-The Gen.
eral Assembly had tWo.ballots to-day for
U. s. Senator without result,
,.,,v,,.,v,>,,
,,,,,a Ta,,,,.., 10 Tho Ro
HAKN'auvhu, ~, ILa;""aty '% ,an';rot"J
PnpllcaP caucus p S@,s s'o'" Il" ITni,e5
Sonn AtlMom, F ssTYS o. S.a,H,
states treasury, lor = q ft'"''''
'"''1"
nETEoII, SanuaIy lo'Its ~" ,' ~
sorlsi oalios SSs .ans " ,di ~ - NJ t
senate 81 'hc NStu S n'h1.,. ."S"I poIjw;n
SleIia', GnS9I ~ I,i,, = . pn.na5
PeISh LT IW SnriI''""V! = ""'"''
o hIaIF w. o. ~ moO oo.,i i" a. to,lo,,,
IN lne I1uSe S w r'su 49, VIZ . ~ M,
Chanuler ~, Ia' aus :, baS'e' -
nancy Y SaiSl n'.. SCa'1eINR; Ill., vo,o oon,
- LAsSlNe y n1aIuot i S.oh Gor 'O' III ,ho
menSeu y os,UvA ~ v"SL nIIoI "a, tho
members S,hS ps'Seti S ,is.aer IL J;s ~"
Oa!aMCe ,Ss' ~ Su,yns n'' ~, 'Tho
en- eahIlna I,5; W "Nd oro"t
Supito ,,a u"''u uroS,;,oJ V'T Thoso ~iIl IN
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Conc into Ginnldntioili.s..

CHICAGO, january l9.-Tho Cook
County National bank closed ltS doors
this forenoon, and n notice posted on he
door informs the public that II il owing
to tho nOn.rcceipt Of promised aud OK;
pected aid The shareholders have voted
10 20 ihtO voluntary liquidation under
the National Currency net. The depos-
itOrs ARE assured that their payment IN
full is only u question Of time. At this
time no statement Of liabilities or assets
can be produced.
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ST. LOUIS, January l0-A special
from Macon City, Missouri, says that a
cattle train on The Hannibal 4 81. Joe
Railroad ran through nbfidge at Eureka
City on Sunday last, aud destroyed the
bridge which was 1876 feet long, and
smashed the locomotive and three cars
and killed or wounded all the cattle In
them. The damage Ia over $50, 900.
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pnlsnNEn To DEATH.

A heavy liver secrelcs each day about
two and a half pounds Of bile, which con.
tainS q great amount Of waste material
taken from the blood. When the liver
becomes torpid or congested, II fails TO
eliminate this vast amount Of n0xiOtls
substance, which, therefore, remains to
poison the blood and be conveyed to
every part Of the system. What must be
the condition Of the blood when It. re.
ceiying and retaining each day two and
a half pounds Of poison? Nature tries
to work of this poison through other
channels and organs7-the kidneys, lungs
skin, etc., but these organs become over
taxed IN performing this labor, in addi-
ton to their natural functions, and cannot
long withstand the pressure, but become
variously diseased. .l ..l. K,
The brain, which is the great electrical
centre Of ali vitality, Is unduly stimulate
ed by tho unhealthy blood which passes
to Ii from the heart, and II fails 10 per-
form its office BEAUTIFULLY. Hence the
symptoms Of bile poisoning, which are
fnllneSs, headache, incapacity to keep
the mind OIL any subject, impairment Of
memory, dizzy, sleepy, or nervous feel
inps, gloomy iOfebolihgs and irritability
Of temper. The blood GasVbeing diseased,
M II forms the sweat upon the surface
Of the skin, Is 40 Irritating and p6ison1
Qua that II produces disc0loted brown
spots, pimples, blotches and other ernp-
lions, sotes, lioils, carbaIcles and Srtoih::
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Ihiindciphln Wool.

PHILADELPHIA, January l0,,-Wool In
fair demnnl; Ohio, Pennsylvania md West
Virginia Xxx and above 5ja5Gr: X h4a6Oc;
medium 5GaiIc; course Soc, Michigan,
Inliann and western fine 4saj0c; medium
5ja5BC; coarse combillg wished 6Gcj do un.
washed 44nliCi fine unwnShcd 35c; course
and medium washed AZ; tub washed TOci
extra and merlnO pulled IgaGOe; No. ! and
suppr pulled i2alTr.
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PLiIadeInlIin.

PHILADDELPHIA, january 10. - PetT0'
leum easier refined l2al2HC; crude In bar
rels Okc; In bulk o.. Flour declining; OK.
ira $4a4 70; Indiana and Ohio extra family
IS 25aG 90; high grades 81 25a7 20, Wheat
quiet and steady red 81 gOal 20 amber
81 2gal q; white 81 30. Rye, 00G. Corn,
western yellow SOaS2C; mixed western STA
500. Oats steady; white &c; mixed western
i5a6Gc. Provisions unchanged, Lard, l2h
al4c. Dressed Hogs, ~ 66Ns ". Whisky
nj IlEr
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BALTIMORE, JANUARY lO.-FlOur steady
and In good demand; western extra S. bOa
Mt 90. Wheat quiet and unchanged. Corn
dull. Oats tirmer; medium white OIC. Rye
arm at 81 0Oal OJ, Hay unchanged. Pro-
visions dull. Pork Unchanged. BacOni
shoulders SNuOci clear rib lOHal NJ.
Lard firm At llalILc, Hams unchanged.
Butter; western quiet; Tub and roll 9ja3OC,
Petroleum nominal anl easer ut 6aGlSc.
Coffee nominal and dull NJ tSHNlOAr.
Whisky nMict 1t NSAOSNc.
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WsfytRdtNrA jsrrrp STATES Sen,

WsfVtRdNrA USrHEp STATES SEN
AroR.-A letter to the Richmond DE-
patch from Charleston says
"The large number Of aspiranls for
senatorial hOnOrs lends considerable IN.
terest to the present session, and every
thing seems swallowed up in the mOmen-
tous question, who will be the foremost
MANI The organization Of the House Of
Delegates was ut first considered slgmii-
cant, but many have changed their Views.
However this may be, IA between j. n.
Camden and IIcnryS. Walker, late pub.
lie printer, the latter seems to be the
strongest, and much danger Is apprehend-
cd by his opponents, being as he Ia, M
indeiatigable worker and ingenious ma.
nipulatSr. Without diversion in favor
Of u new man Ia against the two named
his election Ii considered assured by
many. Among those most prominently
mentioned as candidates. upon either Of
whom these factions might possibly be
united, are Judge G. D. Camden, lion. ].
n. Bennett, Ex-Governor Samuel Price,
Hon. Judge A. F. Raymond, Hon. Z. j.
Faulkner, and some others"
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New York Dry Goods,

New YORK, January 10.--The package
movement continues slow, but there IL q
cheerful feeling, IN the trade, brown sheet.
lngs are stliFly held by agents ut current
rutcs, and corset jeans 0re strlItly. Bleached
shirtings move slowly. Prints are quiet:
ArnOld's ChInlG prints have been reduced
tnOISU and robes to 100. COtiOnades are IN
steady demand Hosiery more active for
low and medium. Fancy cusyinCr9 aud
shlrtinus In demand By clOlhiCrs.