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BY II. W. BOOL.

No. ~ BALTIMORE STREET.
4SI.sts TO TEACHERS AND UTHERS-A
AK,"I VALUALE SCHOOL HOUSE AND Dwell
Aa,,H LING, known rs that OF the late Nicholas
MA.A Splpan'S, deceased, for Auction on FRIDAY
ar iEkNODN, JuGe 21ih, at 5, on the premises, on
lhe northwest side of ilen, Monument street
THIS property will readily rent for S2O per annum it.
location is admirably adapted for extensive school
and has heretofore commanded very large patronage
Terms, one half cash. and the balance on credit of
and months, with interest from day of sale TO be
secured to the satisfaction of the administrators
JOHN II ING, Calvert street,
" adjoining Mechanics Bank.
JelI-2l-23-23-S-2E6t II. W. BOOL, Auct.
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POSTPONEMENT OF TIE

PV0TPVNENEN EMF Of THE
MILITARY AND CIVIC EXCURSION.
ID sSs-y7 In consequence of the un'avOrable
Sa>-z,j8A No. weather. the INEINCIBLES have
postponed their EXCURSION until
THURSDAY NEXT, the 26h inst.
THE BALTIMORE INVlNCIBLES have procur-
ed the superior steamboat COLUMBIA, Capt Guy
Their, for an excursion down the Bay on THURSDAY
AFTERNOON, June Goth, leaving the intersection OF
Light and Pratt.sts. at 81 O'Clock, p NJ The boat
will touch at Annapolis and remain there sufficiently
long enable those board visit the State House
Fort Severn, Sc. For the accommodation of the citi-
of Fes Point, the boat will touch at the County
wharf going and returning.
Gentlemen attached 10 the Volunteer Corps are re
quested to appear in their respective uniforms.
CONFECTIONERY, ICE CREAMS, &C., will be
furnished on board.
Harrison Cark's celebrated MILITARY & CO
TILLlON BAND has been engaged for the occasion
Tickets so cents each-to be had of the members Of
the Company, at the principal Hotels, and at this office
ie23 wth.t,
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Soup. The subscriber will serve up REAL. and
~ MOCK TURTLE SOUPS regularly every day
tSunday excepted,) made in superior way by Mrs
HAMILTON. Families supplied with Soup at % cents
trial, they will find it very grateful and whole
some beverage for the summer season.
EVAN HAMILTON, No. % German-st.
je20-tO4w between Hanover and Sharp.
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THE GRAND PROCESSi(

THE GRAND PROCESSION.
NJ Office. Whereas in the course OF human
~ events 1t sometimes becomes necessary to take
time by the fore0ck, therefore the subscriber respect
fully informs the citizens of Baltimore and It's vicinity
that she is making extensive arrangements furnish
Individuals societies and military companies with
BADGES, SCARFS, and all Tie REGALiA neces
sary for the approaching celebration in commemora
ton of the depart Hero and Statesman "ANDREw
JACKSON" OF whom it may be justly said ''God gave
him length of days, and he filled them with deed.
of glory" and like his ilustrous compatriot, the i'm
mortal Washington, will live in the hearts of his coun
| trymen, when marble monuments have crunbed into
dust. The undersigned has just received from New
York large stock Of superior French GRAPE, RIB
BONS, GLOVES, &C., and is prepared receive or
ders large small scale having the best work
men engaged, and every thing will he executed with
neainess and economy. Please call and give early
ORDERS 2. A. NICKERSON,
No. 81 N. Howard-st.
je2l-4t APR door from Lexington ST.
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On Sunday morning, I'D instant. after 4 severe i'll
ness Of three months, Mr.. JONI II. KENNEDY in the
4ith year of bis age,
On Sunday, 2!nd INST. HANNAH RE8gCcA, youngest
daughter OF John r. and Mary Ann Rhodes, aged
months.
inst. JACOB HARTMAN, IN the 18th year of his age
fatner OF Jacob T. Hartman, OF ths city.
On the 22d nsl MARY ANNE maxwell, in the 5.st
year OF her aye, relict of the late w lllaml Maxwell
British Amy and daughter OF the late Counsellor
GoIdsno'ough, county ol LOngord, Ireland.
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REDUCTION OF FARE.
NV AND AFTER TODAY, the 25h inst.
" the following will be the price of fare the
Philadelphia and Baltimore Railroad.
THROUGH IN SIX HOURS!
PHILAD. WHINING
E;ssSSiiaSaaszH ~ T TON AND BALTIMORE
kss ss:lsa $751; RAILROAD. UNITED STATES
s aS 1922 MAIL TRATNs--throush in 6
hours! (yIa iiavre lie Grace Elkton, Wmin gton
and Chester) to PHILADELPHIA.
The MORNING TRAIN, carrying the United States
Mail leaves Pratt-st Depot daily except Sundays,)
at O'Clock A. NJ Passengers arrive Philadelphia
in full time to continue on BY the mail train for New
York. reaching that city by half past ten O'Clock the
same evening FARE-S2.
THE EVENING TRAIN, also carrying the L. s.
Mail, leaves Pratt street Depot daily at O'Clock, p.
NJ. after the arrival Of the cars from the South and
West. Through in z hours. Fare Sc.
FREIGHT AND PASSEN-
N,s.F.s5a n1 GER TRAIN-Fare through,
EsaGssasss5 SRd4A=a. only so Cts. The Company S
= -IS&sa-5sI Freight Train Car will leave
GAILY (ekcepl SunGays) at 81 O'Clock, ?. NJ arriv-
in; in Phiadep hia early next morning. Fare 30 cts.
<G3- THIS Return Mail Passenger Train leaves Phi
laiflpha, at A. NJ. and O'Clock, P. NJ. The
Freight Passenger Train leaves Philadelphia at Al
O'Clock, P. NJ.
ie25tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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EyTyRE NEW STOCC WIZ

fn2 ENTIRE NEW STOCK OF WATCHES
IN AND JEWELRY, received this day. NAV 90
" " and are now ready for my customers and
sss~.s those who woud wish TO purchase good
NaGn' Inc stock cannot be surpassed by any other
establishment for fneness of quality-anong which
are Gold Levers Of M. |. Tobias & Co.'S; ]. P. john
sons Church ST. Watches; Gold Lcpines; Gold An
chor LEVERS Gold Cap; Brass Cap; first quality Silver
Anchor Levers; English Hunting Levers; English sin
gle cased Levers; Vertical Watches, SC. which are
oilercd wholesale and retail by GABRIEL ID. CLARK,
az ms old established store, Water-st. second door
from Calvert. taA ,f
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MAKE YOUR TOILET COMPLETE.

NJ Il II YOUR TOILET COMPLETE.
I'VE This cannot he done unless you have the Gig
CAsslAN COSMETIC, it is the best preparation
known for beaulitying and promoting the growth of
the mar, IL removes dandruf, scuff Sc, and is par
tcuary useful 10 the Ladies, il not only prevents
me hair from falling out bul gives it u sofness and
brilliant appearance, which can't be eAcelled For
NED OK CRAY HAIR OR WHISPERS, use the
CIRCASSlAN HAIR DYER changes the hair 10 a
beautiful natural looking brown, auburn or black
without staining the skin in the least Tryit-you
VIII not regret it, Look out for counterfets and pur-
chase OF none but advertised agents. Prepared and
sold wholesale and retail bv
SAMUEL REED, Chemist,
corner Cay and Saratoga streets,
And at retail by j. W BARRY
Jel9-lm corner Pearl and Market sts
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TIMERS HISTORY THE CONSUL
III ATE AND EMPIRE IN FRENCH. Just M
rtA1 "A

ported and Tor sale by F. LUCAS, Jr.,
No. l1O Baltimore street.
Historic DU CONSULAT EFT DE L'EMPIRE,
par a. infers ancen President du COnseil des Min
lsres. Te be completed in 10 parts Parts l. and 3
now for sale of the cheap French edition.
Also, a few copies Of the fine edition, with por-
traits OF Bonaparte as lSt Consul, Napoleon as En-
peror Sou, Prince Eugene, Bernad0tte, Alexander
LIST, Frederic Augustus, William Sd of Prussia Fran
els lSt of Austria, Murat and Theirs, together WITH
many handsome wood cuts. iel6
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PHOTOGRAPHIC LIKENEssEs.

TUNAKEN ON an Improved principle, by
IL KERFOOT s. KING.
A favorable opportunity is now offered to the La
dies and Gentlemen of Baltimore, to obtain NINA
IURE PORTRAITS in the most perfect style of
execution, which for liteke beauty, distinctness and
accuracy, are acknowledged to be unsurpassed. Chill
drcn taken at all ages, in from four to ten seconds
Adults in from fifteen seconds one minute. Fami-
lies taken in groups; also nvaihs and deceased per-
sons taken ut their residence the shortest notice
Ikenesses taken in all kinds Of weather and sails
faction guaranteed in all cases. Original Paintings
are likewise correctly copied
N5-I0oms 1877! and 2l6 south side of BALTIMORE
STREET, between Charles and Light streets, where
persons are respectfully invited to call and examine
specimens and judge for themselves. Miniatures CO.
lored IN the most beautiful manner. fe5-tf
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NOTICE. NEW AGRICULTURAL EsTAB.
hp

~ LlSHMENT, bv
JOHNSON 4 COTTTNGH4lf,
GRANT STREET, near Pratt.
Who have now on hand and are daily manufacturing,
''Rices Improved FANS;' Wheat Cradles; Grass
Scythes; Cutting Boxes; Poughs and Castings III ali
their varieties by Wholesale and retail; Corn Shelters;
Corn Cutvators; iarrows and other smaller articles
connected with the business All kinds of repairs
done TO order and with des patch, either in wood
iron work. tt- Farmers, Captains, and the public in
general, are invited give them call at the stlES
lately occupied by John T. Durling & Co. Also, FRESH
Field ard Garden SEED, in variety. je2l-lmt
EpUTLER COAL.
I'D FOR COOKING STOVES AND RANGES.
Used by all the principal Hatels in tae city, and ac-
knowledged TO be unequa.led by any Coal III thS
market, for cooking purposes, and house purposes
generally.
The following is submitted as one of the many Ger
titicates IN our possession.
MERCHANTS HOTEL,
South Charles street, June Ia, 1915.
We are using the BUTLER COAL, furnished by
Messrs. WEST & Co., in our ''Cooking Range" and
pronounce it fully equal if superior, any Coal
and free from :'clinkers; and have no hesitancy in
saying we prefer it. CUNNING & HOPKINS,
Projectors NJ II.
The subscribers having made arrangements for an
ample supply of this superior article of fuel,
prepared TO furnish consumers at the lowest market
price per ton of 224D lbs. Orders left with the sub
gcrbers, through the Post Office, will meet with
prompt attention. CHARLES WEST s. CO.,
Batter Coal Office,
jelS-eo4t 5. W. cor, Gay and Baltimore SIS.
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THE!IGUYS no PHiLAD ELPNIA,
~ ONLY FIVE CENTS PER 100 Lbs!
NO ASSHIPMENT,

1Sssr3,,sy tfAT. II. * EEVII,
EsE@ FASHIONABLE AND Practical Halter,
ESTss-a % BALTIMORE STREET,
eYsexMs..> Beas to inform gentlemen purchasing
~ that owing TO the great number he sells
he is at all times enabled 10 furnish Fashionable HutS
of uutty SUPERIOR for the price to any other estab
shmsnt in the city, of any shape description now
worn viz Siit MolsSkiR, Russia, Cashmere Nutria,
and Bearer. Also CAPS Of all kinds. Gentlemen
car always
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ielaim r' ''''' S ' THOMAS LLOYD.

YNVAIXi: NUIjCE. Wanted, at IS Cttl's Office
Il No. 10 Exchange Place, dry goods groceries
gold AND silver watches, iewelry, and goods OF every
description foi which will pay liberal prices Cash
aud the very highest Tiices given at all times for
slaves, for lie 90 foL term Of years by-Planters or
call o,as
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'HiLA DELrHIA y BALTIMORE

NJ I'M ~ z I'LL III AZ BA LTIlIUIt
UMBRELLA, PARASOL. aud
SUN SHADE MANUFACTORY.
N~ A beautiful assortment of PARASOLS
TtT&NPARASOLETTES and SUN SHADES for
81 sale very cheap al the New Store No. 24O
- BALTIMORE STREET, lover the Carpet
warehouse WA OF J, R. Duva The Goods are made of
:, W5- Can aud see for yourselves and remember the
w. t%iu!) THOMAS l.. ENNIS,
Practical Umbrella Manufacturer.
N. B. Umbrellas and Parasols neatly REPAIRED
on reasonable terms and at shOrt notice ieolIivl3
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ANEED! FEED! FEED:
LINEN GOODS.

LINEN UUUDS,
sp NcElDOWSES ~ co. have now in
-AN store, large ard well selected stock of the
most approved makes of LINENS, to which they in
vite particular attention-Comprl>ng in part of 81
l04 and 1914 Bamsley's SHEETINGS; 4 and sd
Pillow case Linens; Ga and 1914 Table Diaper; s-4
and 1914 Table Dan ask; eyS sXlO, l0xl2, l0xl4 and
lONl6 double DamaSk Cloths; Russia, Huckaback and
Bird eye Toweng; Stair Linens; Barckley's, Rich
ardSon's and Blacks Irish Linens; Damask Napkins.
Brown and White HOlands-togrther with a large as
>ortment Of Dress sin; ShawlS and ScarfS; Bareoe
and baizarne; AiPacaS; Honhaznes; British Flenck
and American PRINTS; Gloves; Hosiery, Hakfs &c
1913 BALTIMORE STREET
Lr.3 EetMGem CalvCri and Limit
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REDUCTION OF FARE.

sNOR HIRE. A coOred BOY, as waiter in a
IL tamuy, Inquire at the Clipper office. je25-4t
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vEyIIE PEOPLE MUST HAVE MONEY,

vEi1l T. PEOPLE MUST HAVE MONEY!
4 and the place to get it is at VI DOYLE'S, No.
la PRATT sraEEr opposite the Railroad depot, (next
tn Bradshaw'S United States Iotrl.) Almost every
drawing heraidS the glad tidngs that some of Cit
zelS have been fortunate enough to purchase ticket
at boy lie, and per consequence have drawn the high
capital prize. Call and experience some of this g0r
Gus luck will send sort of magnetic thrill through
you whcn you fHd yourself in possession of some of
the following splendid capital prizes.
WEDNESDAY, capital s., 1000, tickets So, shares
in proportion.
THURSDAY, capital $1,000 tickets s., shares in
proportion.
FRIDAY, capital prize $4,000, tickets a., shares in
proportion.
SATURDAY, capital 5000, tickets 90, shares in
proportion. Risk on package of - whole tickets
S2?; halves Sill; quarters s. 50. NowS your time if
you want your atarna fortune rite ell"
liberal discount will be paid to persons who pur-
chase by the package quantity.
For sale in the greatest variety of lucky numbers, by
TIC package, single ticket, or SHARE All orders, per
mail or otherwise, addressed to
NJ DOYLE, 40. l44 Pratt street,
1t fri Opposite B. x o. r. r. Depot.
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@JOW'S THE TIME FOR PURCHAs-
~ ING. | am still selling Gold Rings q cents do
Pins 30; do Earrings 25; do Pencils 81; silver Pencils
l2i; do. Thmbles Lea; do. Shields 1885 Cologne FROM
cts. TO 81 Needles 3 cts. paper; Pins; Tapes But
tons; Threads; Cotton; hair and cloth Brushes dinner
and Tea Bells; good assortment of Britannia Tea
Pots; Coffee do 8 d; SpittoOns, Is to 10 pieces; Br
annia Teaspoons l2t set Table do. %; Cash Boxes;
Fancy Soaps; Clocks very low; Lard Lamps; Tea
Caddies; Fish Hooks; Match Safes brass and japan
ned Caudlesticks; Shaving Boxes; spool Stands; Br-
tannia Lamps; Ladies' Sc, all very low.
CT. NlCKERS, No. 8 Baltirore street,
je4-tf between the Market aud the Bridge.
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LLOYD'S UNION HOTEL.
rENlIE DErIsNlI, Nirrn - -. 80

FENHE tSDERSiGNEH has great pleasure
"A III informing his friends and The public generally.
ulat ne Eas opened tie UNION HOTEL. situated at
me ihn'djJte vicinity OF the Rail Road pot and the
HH'et'n' steamboat Landings, Whry b" " t!d, 10 the
most feSpociiui manner, solicit their patronage. lie
tai al al. unlrS accommodate Travellers VIVA A0NS
in2S. without meats, or Mem. without lodgings, ard
ms terms viii be- moderate IN acronilnce with the
nmeS. He has spared no expense IN ne fitting w,
furnishing and decorating his hruSr. aIn no trusts he
shall he tullyreimhuTSCd for his oGiHy by TIE liberal
patronage OF m enlightened conn uhljy.
iG3% Travellers may rast assured That his arrange
ments are of such character that AZ hi> i.ause they
viii find themselves al home
iel2.lm THOMAS LLOYD.
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A CARD.
ED lCIIARDSON ~ JON rs. No. 40 BALTI-
no MORE STREET, would inform their friends
customers and the public, that in consequence of an
alteration in their store in the month of August next
we will commence SELLING OFF our entire stoc k
Of SPRING GOODS, at such prices that will insure a
speedy sale. Our stock must be reduced by the first
o August 10 enable us 10 have to make the i'm
povemenis. We will not cnumerate the goods nol
puces but let those in want of Cheap Goods come
and see for themselves. This is no humbug hut sObt
iinih. RICHARDSON * JONES,
je23-3t No. 70 Baltimore street
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MEALTH OFFIrE. lime

HEALTH OFFICE, June %, 1915.
Report Of ;ntcrmeHts in the citg OF BuLimore 2r M
~eck, ending Nonddy morning, W.:
Scarlet fever 81 lntantie unknown is; stubborn ,;
ConsUnpuoh9; Small pOX /; Drowned /; Old aye :;
Cramp choic j. Cholera infantum :; Croup ,; Dr0psy
!; AhHlt unknown 4; Inflammation III tie brain 3;
Organic disease of the heat |; Paralysis /; Child bed
Total o..
Under year,......27 Between ) and 49,. %
Between and g., 10 and H.. y
and j,.. Above 2I,.......22-64.
Males, 30; females, 3!--o2 Of which aumOer Is
were col0rcd persOns-li free, slave.
JAMES PEREGOY,
Commissioned Of Health.
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NDID FIRE HOARD pRIyTs

SPLENDID FIRE BOARD PRINTS.
~ have just received large assortment of rich
and splendid French and American FIRE BOARD
PRINTS, of the very finest Lthographc, Velvet and
Gilt IniSi-a most magnificent assortment. Call and
them, for sale low.
JOHN G. HOLLAND, az Gav-st.
je2l near the Odd Fellows, Hall.
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Il NOAIPOUhD SYRUP GUM ARABIC
u For Coughs, Colds, Whooping Cough Sore
Throat, Asthma, difficult breathing and Soreness in
the Breast. This is pleasant preparation of Gum
Arabic combined with other remedies which renders
it one of the most efficient medicines for The above
named complaints offered for the relief Of sIl-
tering humanity 1t has maintained n high standing
Tor eight years, and needs only fair tiia 10 prove the
Truth of the above statement. Prepared only by
G.. X. TYLER,
ap2l corner East Baltimore and High SIS.
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SUNDAY SCHOOL EXCURSION

TO WATER-OAK POINT ON ROCK CREEK,
BY THE SUNDAY SCHOOL SOCIETY OF
NORTH BALTIMORE STATION.
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YEHHE NEW REPDRMATlON; JOHN ROUGE,
Il the Holy Coat Of Treves, and the new German
Catholic Charch. Just received at
PARSON s PEESTON'S,
je24.T ISL Pratt 81. next To X. X. Depot.
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A CHANCE FOR ACTIVE ME.H. Two
"a Crllr.e active men are wanted 10 urm routes
on The spirit OF The Times, Il Philadelphia Democratic
daily paper. which will be served 10 subscribers I'M
medatcg ai!er the arrival OF the cars from that place
at six and a quarter cents per week. Please make
immediate application to CA. uiNCKIEN, Jr, 4aIa
Ballimn, stre" one door east Of NcCie!.an's alley.
Who viii be happy IN receiving the names al sab
scrbers. ju24
Ky II. SHANE. TAILOR and SCUURER. No..
a4s II Camden street, between Charles and Light
y Is. Clothing handsomely cleaned and repaired at
the shortest notice. Tar paint, Sc removed without
injury t. the cloth. am.g 3u,r
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CLEARED,
Big e. d. Wolfe, Stnrdivant, St Jago de- Cuba, w.
RhOads.
Sehr iowa, Applegarth Port Maria, jam, Charles
Peudergast & Son.
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WATCHES. WATCHES.
WV DE ENEkX nESIRIpTINN

tsP SlrlngFrS and cIlztns Wishing 10 purchase
&TTYS Watch, Gold or Silver, OF the most approved
Il" 3E kinds and finest workmanship, will do well to
&llSlac call AT GABRIEL d. CLARK'S Store Water
street, second door nom Calvert, who has very
extensive lot OF WATCHES on hand, and by the dit.
trent arrivals from Europe, is still receiving additions
so that his assortment will always be found complete
N. B. Fine Watches property Repaired and R"cu-
lated. in25Cutf
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-13

of entertainment, as among the means of
promoting the cause of morality anG good
order 10 society.
ResOL0ed, That it is the sense and ex-
perleuce of this meeting that the traveller
finds the Temperance house his most
peaceable, quiet and desirable hone, when
separated from the endearmens OF his own
fire. side, and that his person or property
finds no additional security from the pres
ence and influence Of alcohol.
ResOIced, That we think consistency
requires that Temperance men should
give Temperance houses their patronage,
in preference TO those houses where drunk
ards congregale, on the principle that
"Where the carcass is, there will the ca.
giles be gathered together"
Res0lrel, That We are well pleased
with the excellent entertainment with
which Mr.. Gaskell has favored US, and do
most cheerfulIv recommend his house 10
the confidence Of the travelling public.
S. W. HODGES, Clerk.
The voice of freedom. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1839-1848, 1845-03-13
From the Vermont Chronicle.
TEMPERANCE TAVERNSs
CLARENDON, Feb "a,

CLARENDON, req. "a, 1919.
MsSsrS BiS2Op and Tracy Alta meet
ing OF the friends Of Temperance, assem-
bed a: the Temperance Inn Of Joseph
GaskeIl, in Clarendon, on the 10Th instant,
t. the number Of about one hundred and
seventy persons, after partaklng of an
excellent supper, the company organized
into Temperance Convention, and called
Dea, F. Button 10 the chair. S. w.
Hodges was appointed Clerk. Remarks
on the general subject of Temperance
were made by several of the gentlemen
present, aud, on motion, the following
Resolutions were passed unanimously,
and the Clerk was requested to send
copy 10 the Editors of the Chronicle TO be
published
ResoLved, That we hail with satisfaction
z n,...,, ,c uN,1,, bonz,.,
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1845-10-15
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT, !
CHARLESTON, August 9th, 1e45.

CHARLEsToH, August 9th, 1e45.
By His Ercellency WILLIAM AIKEN,
Esq, Govsrnor and Commander-in in chief
in and ouer tie State Of South Carolina.
sNAT HEREAS information has beenrecel
wv at this Department, that an airocious
murder has been committed on the person of
JOHN BEVlS, Jailor of Chesterfield District,
by three Negro Fellows, (conf, ed for safe
keeping,) named FRIDAY, HARRY and
ISAAC, belonging to Alexander Forsyth and
that the said Negroes have escaped from Jail,
Now know yc, that TO the end justice may be
done. and that the said Negroes may be brought
to trial, for their offence as aforesaid do
hereby offer reward of ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS
for each, for their apprehension and delivery,
auto any Jail III this State.
DESCRIPTION:
FRIDAY is about 80 years DID, black com.
plexion, and was purchased from Thos. Steele,
who resides in Richmond Co. N. T.. ISAAC
is about 80 years old, purchased from w. Gov
ington Of the same County, and HARRY is
about the same age, and purchased from Wal.
ter Leak, Of Anson County. N c:
Given under my hand and the seal Of the State
at Charleston, 25lh August, in the year of our
Lord, one thousand eight hundred and forty
five, and in the SEVENTEEN year of American
independence.
WILLIAM AIKEN :.
r Q. Pinekney, Secretary Of State.
Sptember IL At 81