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The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15
Lmportdnt from lIarytaud.-Th,

Important from NarylaH%.-Th"
Memphis Bulletin OF the 2S,h says {:
y Southern gentleman. until late
" connected with the Federal army,
and who s4i"urned several days III
Baltimore, reports that the HoC.th
ern cause is progressing finely in
Maryland. Besides the action of
the Legislature, already noticed in
the Bulletin, we now learn TINT there
are 10000 Southern troops in Balti-
more and'v"ntiguous portions of Ma
rvland who have armed themselves
with he Mimic yun Of the mos, APP
proved pattern, which they have been
compelled to bury, and now drill
privately and without guns. He
saws thar these brave Narvlanders
are only awaiting the result of tn"
first conflict in Virginia, apd in tia.
event of the rout of the Northern
troop, which they confidently rx-
pect, their buried arms will be slnit-
ten from Manassas to Baltimore!
This information, in which we fully
contide, il only "A Confederation of
the intelligence. previously commune
Gated 10 the New York Tribune, and
published III yesterdays Bulletin. To
the effect that the withdrawal of the
Federal troops would induce Sc
cond Bartholomew massacre in the
Monumental City.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15
.Ners.. Tire Dollars and fifth CENTS per yc0r=Et

Neither of the prisoners showed
much sign of repentance.
Medioch wrote to his wife, and
said that he had not done enough
70 deserve death--that his company
with Etheridgc was the cause CT his
tr, uhles "
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15

Hung.-On Saturday week white
man was hung in St. Martins parish,
La. He was arrested for exciting
slaves to revolt some two months
since. On Monday last six negroes
We're to be hung and eleven more
have been Condemned to the peneten
tiary.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15

Man Hung.-l'he hanging of the
first white man at Memphis, saws the
Aralanchc, took place on last Friday.
The unfortunate victim was Levi
Slower, convicted of the murder of
Aaron b. Sternes, which took place
on Presidents Island, near the CITY.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15

90 The Austin Gazette says that
the Adjutant General receives daily.
on an average, six company reports
of organization of volunteers in the
State and it will not be long ere 3d.
900 men will have rendered their
services.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15

altitude of four feet six inches III his
shoes. This young and interesting
lady, my client, passed the calm
morning of her days i'll delightful Sc
renitq, until, IN m evil hour the
plaintiff canae like Il vampire, to sap
/ her vitals---
! Mr. Gahbett: AS l am not here to
try IL case of seduction, pray coniinc
Yourself to the charge of assault.
Mr.. Dillon: Well: your worship,
it stands thus: My young and inter
esting client was, in the cool and
halmv hour of twilight, ambulating
| through Lesson street-ineditating,
no doubt, upon the evanescence OF
! her early dreams of felicity, and de
. plorng the adulnhrationS which tate
east upon her pati---when the corp"-
real identity OF the complainant pre-
sentcd itself TO her weeping eyes ;
| he was III company with an indiNid-
ral OF more mature agr, who J AN
/ instructed to say, stands 10 the PLAIN
/ tiff i'll that close degree OF consan-
! ruinity termed father AT first my
Young and interesting client was
mute, through surprise; but, rapidly
I recovering the us" OF her vocal pow
ele,, she gently murfuurcd forth hen
lovers name. and, what was the re-
suit OF this tender s;,lutatIou Nh
elder Mr. Harding advanced. and.
with an umbrella which he graspcd
! in his dexter hand, he inflicted three
ponderous blows upon certain par
! ticuiar portion OF my interesting ell
cnt's person, which the rising bushes
OF, the Bench, and my o~a inna'"
/ dclicacy. prevent me from specifying
more distinctly. My client. fled,
upon III" wings OF trar-and this Is
the plain, unNuruishcd history Of this
distrcss!ai occurrence.
Miss Nowld$, confirmed tn" state
mcnt OF her counsel, ard added. that
after the iracas alluded to, the plain
/ tiff had taken tea with her.
/ Mr.. Harding: ! decay the mullins
/ Miss N"wlds: Oh Won tafsa de
/ huder and do YOU also deny your
hand in This letter, where
! You cntrratcd me t" tur-lV" the past
I Mr. Harding: | was under the cx-
citcment Of half a glass Of goos"bcr-
r. wine when / wrote it.
The letter was here handed by
/ Miss NJ. TO the bench, oi which the
/ following il a copy -
Ny dearest SUSAN AN djstrac-
s. ted it'll the rNgrutiatiug thoughts Of
your displrasrry; blot from your tor-
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Day La:or" yesterday an lrishrnan

Day La:or" yesterday an lrishInan
called II, our residence, AID r"prr-
scented himself a. aIcxas soldier who
was lett by the boat; asked For bread
and meat, and insultea the ladies,
with his vuIsar,ty and protani-
". He is a suspicious looking
craft, ana H,cd, watching: and i: we
catch him prow!ing around our lot,
with the excuse that be wants bread
,nd meat, and that if he was lin
aolmi;r he could get it," he may fare
badly.
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We received no dispatches this
morning, Of later date than yesterday,
with the exception of rumor received
at Richmond, Va. to the effect that
200 Louisianains, bent on ayenging
the death of Lieut.. Charles ID. Drew,
made another attack on the enemy
with favorable results. Beyond this
we have no news.
We also understand that Il. Il.
Hackett. formerly deputy Sheriff in
Shreveport, is dead.
The above intelligence we give for
what it is worth, las it came to us.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15
THURSDAY.
Eramiuisg the Biockade.-We

Eraminisg the Hockade.-We
find the following in the New York
Herald of the goth uitimo
BY our Havana correspondence
we learn that the British frigatc ia
son, ore az the finest in the navy,
has just arrived at that port on her
way to the mouths of the Mississippi
river, for the purpose of ascersa,h'nG
with what effectiveness the blockade
is carried on i'll that quarter She
is to be followed by Il number "t 9th
cr first class fr@atcs, with smaller
vessels, which win be distributed all
along the blockaded coast, with in
structionS to break the blockade
wherever 1t shall be found unsuppor-
ted by sufficient naval force to
make it entirely effective,
This is important iutellig ence,
and may be the h;rrbinger OF serious
trouble should the blockade prove
not effective ~ all points. But we
trust it is now, or shortly will be,
completely so, and leave no oppor-
tunity for John Bull to pick quar-
rel with our Government.
Our correspondent says the Births
war frigates have instructions to
Is break the blockade W heHever it may
be found unsupported by sufficient
naval force to make it entirely etfec,
tive So, then, the British officers
are to be the Judges of the effective
ness of our blockade, and will under
take to escort safely to port or to
sea all vessels bearing their flag. if
they deem the blockade not effective,
and if any Of our ships of war should
interfere they viii give them battle.
If this Intelligence be trae, the soon
er we are prepared to meet the con
tingency the better.
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A letter from member of III.
Rhode Island regiment. dated in
camp, at Willismspor'. Md, SUNDAY
june 10, gives the following descrip.
ton of n recent marc! of that regi.
mrnt:
yesterday morning. at seven clock
We left our camp near Gre-nca<tl",
and marching fifteen miles, arrived
here ut one O'Clock 1t was an aw.
tul march a. YOU NAV Judge from the
fact that out OF 1850, only COO
marched in with the column-many
of these goo We're so sick that they
had t. be carried in the wagons. and
the rest OF them had to stop along
the road mile or TWO back. and they
came along one or two at u Anne du.
ring the course Of the afternoon. One
of the wagon-drivers told me that h,
had more than scventv-hv. in IN.
wagons AT once. stood it as well a.
anybody. have had no headache
although many did. ] kept wet
peck ct handkerchief in my pocke II
the time.
No quarters 10 hc Giren or Taken
One Frederick Hccter. who com
msnds company of German volun,
tecrs, was the recipient of flag Il
few days ago at Chicago, and took
the occasion of its presentation to
make, speech. The occasion of its
presentation to make speech. The
effort of Hecker was remarkable on
ly for its ego'ism and brutality. In
the course of it, after he had go,
through his own laudation, he said
"Let us make no prisoners, who
in derision of the holies pledges at
once 90 again into the armies of the
high rebels. No, comrades, we want
no quarters from the Southern enc
mics, and we give them none.
ES DIR. G.. @. Shumard, late as
sistancc of the Geological Survey of
the State of Texas, has gone back
to Ohio. and accepted an Office in
the abolition army in that State.
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cur market afounds Will, as c!luic.
fruit, ~ We la,r ever seen.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15

The rank of mate in the British
Navy has been changed to that Of sub.
lieutenant.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15

ES DIR. q. q. Shumard, late as
sistancc of the Geological Survey of
the State of Texas, has gone back
to Ohio. and accepted an Office in
the abolition army in that State.
The Shreveport weekly news., 1861-07-15
AIoI.f.bN

THnrvENrL, Minister o: Ioreigl
Affairs
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ATN A
Insurance Go. OfHartfOrd,
INCORPORATED 1910
Capital & Surplus, 50, ,I9L, L,1OO.O2.

The INCOME of this Company Is DOUBLE TINT q,
any other Fire Insurance Corporation Ia the
United States
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WHEELTNG. Va. FRIDAY- M0RNING. JUNE 2s 1861
"Yes; quite dead, for instance; how

"Yes; quite dead, for instance; how
would you take it7Y
FTake it2"
"Exactly."a 5a
"ExaCtly7"
"Don't be an idiot, Abe,g said !, n little
sternly. "Ths poor old gentleman indeed
is no more. he tried 10 stop a fifty.six
pound shot, by setting his face against il.
Although he failed, It was brave nttsmpt,
and ], for one, give him due credit for his
intentions. Sigh no more, Abraham o,
cast that shadow from thy brow All
that live must die, passing through nature
to eteruityI"
These words, aud recital of the splen-
did yictorF had gained, reassured him.
He dried his eyes and nose and took my
hand.
"once mOV, noble Mac" said he, edo 1
owe the preservation of the Union to thee
Kneel down"
knelt.
He hit me solid wback on the head
with his brass-headed Walking-stick.
Arise, Chevnlier McArone !" said he.
Knight ofthe Gin Cocktail, and Prince of
Poughkeepsiel"
These are the first titles ever conferred
by an American President upon any white
man. My other titles nte all foreign, and
am proud to have some from my own na-
tive President. s4
He has given me Ponghkeepsie as my
estate. If you happen to visit that town
shortly, please do me the favor of taxing
all the inhabitants dollar head, and
send me the money.
Having accomplished my mission in
Washington, hailed 40 omnibus and re-
turned to Fort Piano, where now write.
Ambulunees are bringing in the victims
of the bnttle Rt every minute, and corps
of engineers are digging bitches under ms
window for the reception of the killed and
wounded.
Ny thanks nre due to Col. Jack Sears,
for the efficient manner in which his Long
shore ShOvel-nose Shark Sharpshooters, of
the Crab Squadron, ferried me across Lit
tie Hymn-GoOk Run. McARoNE.
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eES one to take a Share.
EU'Fy 80 seats :svcsted ,eH y:eld 81 ,per,k
II ADVANCE OF TIE NEW H1gH TAR1rr.
100 CASES OF NEW SPRING AND sus;sfrH
NV DRY GOODS
SeSn received, which tho guise1iker is alike
'S Seii ioE Iess t1an half their original vaiue
Resides many other gods received hc VIII sulv
mention $50 pieces Of Sk Of Rl the latest styl, AZ
ll PFiSS some as low as 50 cts. ppr yard Nortl at
iest 81 Ahd sorae Plain silks as low az &c per NarI
tillns. '--'-' w. ~ '''S' 'A"S AM
Dress Goods large and varied assortment. s,m.
Ira. hseInG Dress 0o'ds for only Sc per yard worth At
and lawns Ra and Lawn Robes, plain and figured Beresrs
:, Double width grey, black and white 1ererss for
saMts ana busters; some WORTH 81, for only 5O cts
Shnllies and Drlaines Gnghaml and Chintzcs,
a lHBe stock; some - dark French Chintzt,s. for
Rt 25c per yard
=. sI4wLS-loO Grape shavls, all eolors, from 5 to
" oollaEs pieces 70 Twisted Silk Shawls now
Styles: 100 Stella ShayTls some as low a. 81
for Ladies' and Misses
Ersneh Lace Man.lOs of all the latest styles.
large stock Of EmGroiderirs aud White Goods
pair. 49, +'t ~ s''
Parasols. Hoop Skirts and Corsets, a large stock.
c., DgIMEssIlGSZF ~ coloEed Prints (warranfsd.)
per yard. Bieached and unbleacLed NusIIns ~ ali
widths and qualities. Irish Linen and Linen Table
Cloths al all prices
OS G1GSPErs.IS pieces fInEraln ply and super
good assortment Of Boys Ready Made Clothing,
anu many other gOods,Jtoo numerous to mention all
Of which have been sought for cash from Importers
ALEX, HEYNIkS.
hps l3I Main ST., Wheeling Va
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5-SPEcIAL NoIIcES Double the above rates.
Yearly Advertising reascaable terms accor-
made. >sN'
AladyertIsements from transient persons or strapg
ers to be paid for an advance.
lnsness Cards not Xceedlng Eve lincH $40 mar year
OE ~ ioF six months, but for shorter period nothing
Will be counted less than square,
The privilege Of ANIMAL Advertising "a limited "a
Lhe Advertisers own Immediate business; and All
advertisements for the benefit Of other prisons aS
Wen a. All legal advertisements, and advertisements
be paid for at the usual rates
Advertisements not accompanied with Writtei
accordingly. ''--- sSN
cases at full rates. - '''
OF ser1nonS so eents each. 80 > toTiI-tse
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holding aud arrogant rich men of Eastern
Virginia.
Finally, Gov. Letcher expresses much
confidence that the loyal. citizens Of North
western Virginia will rally to "rescue their
fresides and altars from the pollution Of ),
reckless and ruthless enemy" And he
Sdds, 1.-The men of the Southern Confeder-
ate States glory in coming to your rescue"
Precisely SO; and that is jus; what North-
western Virginia is afraid of. When East
cru Virginia has taken care Of its own
"fresides'' and "Altnrs," md can present
them as models of domestic peace and quiz
etness, 1t viii be timernough to call on the
people of the Northwest, who have as yet
nothing to complain of, 10 seek like
blessing.
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Tho progress of this Corporation has been stable
aud uninterrupted through seasons Of hnAncial
Shine and storm periods eventful In exempt from
sweeping condagTItiOns and maritime disaster. Be-
ing long esablishe cash basis the troubles of
tho credit system affect In no material particular
Daring 'hard tiaies the security of reliable Insu-
rance is an imperative duty-the ability OF property
holders to sustain lJas being then much lsssened.
Polciesissued without delay, and all business at
tended to with dispatch and fidelity, by
N. g. ARTHUR, Agent,
olice over the bank Of Wheeling.
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NUMBER 263
Interesting News!
A New OIL Well just Dlscoyered!

Rut Small Amount Required Tor CIV.
cry one TO take a share.
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gatlg gutRlligeutRt
TERMS OF ADVERTIsING.

TWnvE SOLID LINES OF NoXPGRErl, Ion ONE rNcu,) On
LESS, NAEE A SoCARE.
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Assets, January L, 1850.

TOTAL ASSETS, S2194,lOO OF
Upwards OF sI3,OOO,OOO
Oi Losses have been paid by tho RtnA Insurance. Co.
L. the past IL years.
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Missouri AlfningCOmDany

Incorporated Fob. 22d, 1861.
CAPITAL STOCK Sc 90 .O0o. :
TINHIs COMPANY Is FoRMIp ron TIN, larR.
i pose OF advancing the great mining Interests ort
our state. We do not profess to be goyefned by
purely phlanthTopic motives In Initiating. this e-
terprsc. We believe that the stock rnp lie ,nHie 10
pay large dividends. and at the same time Ofe real
Eood accomplished and greater prog r,ss une in de-
Volopins and making known the astouiflIp mineral
Weit III Of Missouri. Than 10y the use Of FIVE times to
RInonn: ot our capital iuyested In apy other ugjns
We shall make the office Of our Company a euru.
Pete mining bureau of the mineral resources OF tho
stare stare we have power under our charter to pur-
chase and sell mineral lands wherever located IN
hi5souH Great induct m1nis will be offered 10 csr-
iiallsts aud mining adveMiurers who desir, to pnr
SaSs ana Work paying miues, by dealing with this
We respectfully solicit the attention Of all rbo
have mineral lands for sale to send Us a statgunert
i he iame describing the kind Of minerals on their
lands, tile number OF the lUCatiou and The Iv
esq Sash price they sre willing 10 take for said lArds
We shall work only mines as pay are,ys In,
shail open aud prove most Of the lands ne soil The
books ior subscription to 'Le stock are now open ~
corner OF Loenst, over Merchants Hank entfsrcs
No Il Locust All who feel an interest
business, and have money, will do VOL 70 call and
subscribe Those wishing stock living ont Of fbs
city, eau secure IL by enclosing ten prr cent n tbS
amount wanted to the President OF Treasurer.
DIRECTORS:
Henri a;, G,. D. Bacon. Esqz Matthew nutIer, Esq-.
losePi Lathrop, ESq, B NJ LYNCH. REo..
Henry D. Bacon, no,.
II. BUTLEis, Treas. ALFRED cL4Pf, P4es,t.
The above prospectus has up TO tbis date hten
published IN only one OF our leading olapeTB foIten
hhyS No extra eiorts 70 get stock tnken have been
AAio; yet the public well appreciate the Eoiin-
neS o. the enterprises that over two hundred tIeuE-
ana dollars 81 the stock ha. already hecr, taken we
Wnnid briefly state at the shares are SOS eacb taIS
IN trl, without further liability transferable Ly de-
Nefyi Registered only when dividends are recSitCd
Any person having money to spare. can by tie bfF.
chase OF shares In the Missouri Mining Cnnnsnv
make an Investment that will pay largely and'Iold
sieS6 that Is readily converted into eas without io
answered. Inb3n- 4 SS,-SFto
st. Louis No., March % 1861
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CAMP MosEs, July lst, \
| headquarters ofthe 18th
! Boot Brigade.

Geaerol Orders, No. s,s524, Y.
The column will move on the first of
May, as usual. Side-nrms and bnll-crat-
ridges The left will rest on Washington,
and the file will form in the direction OF
Clark Mills bad statue of jackson. The
column will move upon Fort Piano ut l2
o'clOrk NJ
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Henry n. Bacon, L.y. Rnp1
II. BUTLER, Treas ALFRED cI1Pf. prs.,t
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FIRE AND INLAND NAVIGATION
Rlaks accepted At terms consistent with soyency and
fair profit.
Disqualification giueR 10 IISurdneEo Of d DTYELLLNGS
and coRtsntt for terms Of one to fire years.
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R8-wo have, at a heavycxpendlture. furnished our
job OlieO with all neeessarr 1nnterfnls sn,brnnin,,

=. ~ 97117I1 1SI"t
TYPE, RULES noRDERs, CUTS. 4e..
or the latest and most fashionable styles to reader 1t
capable of executing work equ to that ofAny other
establishment In the city, ond possessing facilities in
the way of Steam, &C., for doing work expeltously
unsurpassed by any other Osico, respectfully pre-
sent our claims for share Of public patronage, ussu
ring those who entrust their work to u.s. that no effort
shall be wanting to give entire satisfaction.
noFlt'a9 CAMPRELl & M'pEBMoT.
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From Vanity Fair.l
Our War Correspondenee,

FoRT PIANO, June 18th.
Dear IGnity:-Great confusion prevails
here just now. -
a Tremendous battle has been fought, /
! led my men in person.
We tooka battery of four .huDdredrifled
cannon, aud eight thousand prisoners, 1
My loss is heavy.
We attacked the enemy in great num-
bers at Hymn-boOk Four Corners, thirteen
miles from New Jersey, and retreated in
It is impossible to obtain the par,icu.
The following order of the day was is
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All Transfers Pree.
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BUY TICKETS VIA PITTSBURG
rJ7 Tickets for sale at all the Mnin
Ticket offices.
+ II T. Gil $.

+ II l. G III is.
Bs this route, Freights Of sll descriptions can be
forwarded from fhadeipnia. New York, Boston or
BALTIMORE, To or from ANY point the the Railroads
of Ohio, kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa or Missouri BY RAILROAD DIRECT.
The Pennsy lvaniH Railroad also connects at Pitts
burg with Steamers, by which Goods be forward
ed 10 any point on the OHIO, Mnskingnm, Kentucky,
Tennessee. Cumberland, Illinois, iseonsin, Missis
sipp, Missouri. Kansas, Arkansas, and Red Rivers
aud at Cleveland, sandusks aud Chicago with
ers 10 alt ports on the North " estrrn Lakes.
Merchants and Shippers entrustibg ths iransporta-
tfon of their Freight Ia this COMPANY can rely ith
confidence on lis sperd. transit.
The nnteA 0f Freight
To any point iii the West by the P.unss ivania Rail
Road. are al all times AS FAVORABLE As Akk
CHARGED BY OTHER COMPANIES.
II r be particular TO mark packages, "vIA PEsk.
R.R.rsE
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sug9d
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DOST-OFFlCE DIRECTORY

Arrival ~ the Mails.
Eastern Mail arrives daily Sundays excepted) via
Plymouth, ats o'clock. ..
St. Louis and Southern Mail arrives daily Mondays
excepted at6,p
Western Mail arrives daily teac-.s S1n'ys) 9
o'clock, m.
Darlington Mail arrives daily (exs.p ts.1,
Pm.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail arrvesIniy sill.r
sIeeptedl at3,p
!. Charleston Mail Ia sri-weskly) arrives f4Bigs,
Thursdays and Saturdays. at pm.
Davenport and Rock Island Mail ttri-weeklyj aA!ses
OIL Tuesdays, THURSDAYS and Saturdays. At5. an.
Closing Of the Nails.
Eastern Mail closes daily teaceit Saturday ats
81 Loui. and Southern Mail eisses daily Mondays
exeeptedl ate
Darlington Mail closes daily tercert Saturdays at
sp.
Western Mail closes daily Except sasardaysl Al
o'clock p. IN.
Carthage and Plymouth Mail closes dali, saturdays
e1e.pied1 at y. nj.
Davenport ard Rock Isiand Mail tsri weekly closes
Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays, at y.
Charleston Mail ttri-weeklyl closes Mondays, We'd
nesdays ahd Fridays. at g m.
III The Posi- bnaee vail be syfp Sundays from
6to e'c.oek, 3. HOWELL, r. A.