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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
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A Ysry largo Bear.


Aesns Editors: Your readers may perhaps be
interested by an account OF the killing OF very
large bear. which took place on last hondsy morn
ing, 14th instant, in Williamsburg District, about
two miles above Murray's Ferry ON the santee
River. The exploit wss performed by Mr. CsAs.
LEsRssz, Who lives In the above-named iooshty.
Mr. LrsEsxn rode out vsry early Monday morning
To drive up his shoep, taking nothing along with
him but his whip and his faithful dog. In riding
long on the edge OF the swamp he discovered
very large blsok animal walking leisurely sbout.
He NJ first thought It wal cow, but, upon closer
inspection, be found it to be 9 very large black
bear. He observed the direction In which IL was
wsfhine, and rode round bim to intercept ha path.
he waited few moroeutsr uhen up walked tho
fr; .htru monster TO within tor stepsos where ne
VA. sitting on his horse. As soon ss the bear dis
covered him be wheeled and took to his heels as
fast ss be could go, and Mr.. L. in pursuit on
horseback. He soon overlook him, aud in the
meantime calling his dog-a very fierce ard power
full animal ho urged him to take hold OF the
bear. The dog seized the savage beast, but was
knocked ten feet by blow from one OF the ore
DAVIS Of the bear. The dog rose aud returned to
the contest, but only sgain to be knocked heels
over head bv the bear. This contest with the dog
checked the bear's speed and enabled Mr. LssEsNH
TO come up and by swapping his whip and hal
looing hs induced the bear to climb large tree.
He then rode rapidly buck to the field where his
negroes were at work, and ordered one OF them
to stand at the foot OF the tree until he could go
home and procure his gun. He quickly returned
and with well-directed aim, sont ten buckshot
in,o his side, which brought old Bruin down with
q tremendous crash. Bruin then set up the most
hidcous screaming, and WAS gritting his mon
strous tusks, whom another discharge OF buck
shot caused him to walk off few PAGES and fall
dead.
Mr.. L. having thus secured his game, found
that IL would require ell the available force on his
plantation to msnage It, He sont home for all his
negro men, q wagon and two mules; snd after
the most herculsan labor In dragging him to the
nearest point to which the wagon could come, the
.bssr was thrown in sud hauled home, 1t requiring
seven mon to put him into the wagon. Mr. l.. at
tempted 10 weigh him, but his steelyards drawing
only 400 pounds, It was found imprscticsble.
Solne OF the neighbors estimated the weight ut
from 600 to TOO pounds. He measured eight feet
and some inches from tail to snout, aud ts sup
posed 10 havo been from 26 to Is ycsrs od. The
tusks protruded from two to three inches from
the law bune. he was enveloped in fat from four
to Ave inches thick. The amount OF desh upon
his b. dy wAs fuly equal to what 10 obtained from
the largest stabilized OK. Those who tssted 1t pro-
nuunoed It fully equal In sweetness aud flavor ~
the neet beeistoak. This doubtless the largest
bear ever killed In South Carolina.
Esry respectfully,
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Rev. Mr. Yates. amid scenes which will ever cause
proud memories to rise in the minds Of our people,
listened to by all on board the splendid little
steamboat Josephine during our delightful sail.
4. Resolued, That to the ladies Of Charleston
(God bless them) we owe our affectionate graft
tude for the beautiful garlands, wreaths and flow
ers 30 lavishly bestowed upon us for the decnra-
ton OF our engine and her "tender Gazee"-
pledging sweet memories long after their beauties
fade or their fragrance depart. To Mis-, A. L. aud
Mrs. q. L. b.. OF the Pavilion Hotel, and young
ladies and friends Of the Stonewall, Miss II. g.,
Miss E. P. aud MISS R., and manv others. May
Heavens chocest blessings be showered upon
them.
and are fraternalfy extended to the Washington
and Hope Fires Engine Companies for the storage
OF and sffecttSnsta rrotec ion, with care, Of our
engine Georgia and her tender "Gazelle," and
to the Washington particularly for the splintering
and binding up OF 'Georgia's" broken arm
g. Resolred, That to our noble host OF the
Charleston Hotel we return our heartfelt thanks
for the generosity and kindness with which he en-
tertained us while IN the ."City by the Sea" fur
nishing Us WITH all the vands OF this country,
together with many from abroad, in rich profu-
sion. + is kindness and attention was as noble as
characteristic.
z. Resolued, That to the worthy and efficient
Superinten lent Of the South Carolina Railroad, at
this point, mr. Jno; E. Marley we return our true
and grateful thanks, for his noble generosity In
furnishing us and machines with transportation,
at such reduced price characteristic Of hi. noble
soul May his shadow never grow less.
s. Resotued, That to the officers and members
individually Of the entire Fire Department oi
Charleston are our warmest thanks rendered fOr
their very generous hospitality SO lsvishy extend
ed TO Us, vieing with each other in doing the most
for our comfort and enjoyment during our stay
among them, balls, parties, collations and friend
ly reunions, day and night, together with tokens
never forgotten, among which 'Little Ned" AMI
wreath Of 4'Swamp Fox" are prominent on our
walls, and we guarantee that no "stresm" even oil
time shall ever erase those pleasant hours from
the tablet Of our memories.
Lieut. GEO. ADAM, Chairman, Committee
G B. DAY, Georgia
JNO. SETZE, JR. A. I. F. Co.
A. r. PENDLETON, Lat Div.
Capt. q. O. FOSTER Chairman, Gazelle En-.
Lieut. O. E. CARMICHAEL, gine and Hose
Augusta Oonstitu,ionai,ss.
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The two great excitements OF the day-(leaF-
ing out the Fenisn question, which is no longer
an excitement notwithstanding the new phase it
has taken in the advent of the great sTEvENs),
the two great excitementG then are the Excise
Law, by which licenses to sell liquor are refused
TO many, and the model-artistic equestrian per-
formsnce (Massppal, Of Mrs. ADAH IsAAos MRNKEN
HREsAx, &C., which affords full license to all to
nee lady in q costume which, to say the least OF
it, is extraordinarily airy and scant
The Excise Law, which prohibits the sale OF
liquor in small quantities except where licenses
are given by the "Board" prohibits the sale OF it
entirely after twelve at night, or on Sundays
rt,ugh disagreeable thing to drinkers In gene
Il aud to Sunday (lager bier) >drinkers in par
tioulsr meets with the hearty approval OF "Bohe-
u,iau," il only from the circumstance that le VIII
no .uht result in the breaking up OF the greatest
de, Of inquity in New York, known as he preet!
waiter-eirl saloons. These saloons have ruined
thu-an.is OF the most promising young men (and
may old ones too in this city, aud brought to
Shame, ruin aud self-destructiop many poor
yonng girl. Inasmuoh as they will no longer be
allo we'd 10 sell aught but coffee, chocolate, lemon
ade 60, in other words, no wines, beer or
liq,m,r., in these places.it probable that they
all suUn cease to pay such enormous profits, and,
in fact, be broken up entirely.
ADAH IsAAC6 MEME rs an actress VINO, II eno
dr es.ed more, woult awl ess. Her figure is good
her elucutionssy powers below med ocrity-her
poaturiug at times ine and at times absurd. She
IS good looking woman, and will always draw 10
long as she continues to appear before the puDic
ia q costume more suited to a watering place, at
bathing time, than to theatre. The morse plays
his part in o very creditsble manner, vet though
hanisomer than Mrs. .uBNKES does not draw as
we'll.
RrsroRr. the greatest actress living. once RA-
GIRLS rival, but not her equal, Will appear here in
september She has been engaged by GRAU, OF
the opposition line and Notwithstanding Opers
MY MAsprzExl ost fifteen Thousand dollars this
season. BENNETT is rejoioed.
A Charity Concert will be given a. Irving He'll
next Wednesday for the benefit OF the Osphans n
charleston. JOSEPH PozSANsKI has been invited
to contribu his valuable aid, and OF course has
accep'ed.
Ls,ok Tor me the 'THE News" Office on
T&5sdsy next. boaE"iAN'
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Late Markets.
CrrcrvnIrr May 1s Flour an Wheat dull whis
key u:.cnaLged Piovi ions moro acave Meas Pork
SO 81, Lard. 2lxo Market dull Gold, PIX
: CHICAGO, ay ie.-'loar dull, and decll4ed lbc TO
2sc; ye- q and ss-rs widely apart In views whe.'
very nntetsied: openiu, at 81 ~, declined to 81 f2x
rallied II AX. cloaed irregular as 81 VI AL
of No.s2 at tito Sto5. torn .declinedSl 10, sing
moderately active at In SOC for N0s I, and i7c 10
<Tko tor No 0ats quiet ct 30H Hu to-3iHo Pro-
yid MS qniee h.eits-80No ss Flour 4f COO bnsbeis
Wheat l27e o bnsAslst corn, 6t,000 bushes Oats
ehipme tl-V 90 bb,a Flour, l3 200 bushes Wheat,
STU % hush t'orn SO ooI tn .he's Oats
FHnADx1RzrA. Nay 1s-Pstrolsum dull: crude aS
o MO; rsnnsi 10 bond &,x t' 4lc and rean-d ,r's
60 81 Flour dul yuperdue 81 so 70 g. aud Extra.
50 50 t.a5D Whest-s decllutng tendency;' cd 81 10
to 81 81 dull and declined 10; yelpvSIo. C'hee
cu at lSk 10 ~: gold. sugar aud moasses un hanged
Irnn d"ll sal Soj toms No aud foundry at $40 t.
St7 nd O0a Of fon.o at SS7. Whi'key dull With
q declipidY tendency.
IT ours .sy l8 Flour weak st 5 81 TO 2 81 f.r
spring ru; IS &, Is tori al extra What steady
but 10 yer: SAL at 81 81 or extra club; to 9,
poor fall; 81 lOt or Common fall. and 50 Is 70 40
for fir prime Jorn o~sr salss ct 81 To f6o. 0sls
hes,y n $41t 4'c. Pork aud bsoon unohAngd. Lard
lsss N. sal-s ut 9.kc la hegs
kaS ORLEANS May i8-tI"taon IL better and quota
tions ar s, s,las to-day 1900 bales; low middunx 81
70 &c Rec ps 2I6 bales; weeks receipts $3.50 bal
AGAINST bT99 e- last work; orts Of the woeh as1
bal O. stock l67 00O bales Id l3UH. New York sgnt
excusuge = per .o,t premium tor gold.
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LATE NEWS.
The Preposed R1por. Tax on Coeso,

The Propo~ed Export Tax on Cotton'
WASHINGTON, Nay l8.-The proposed amend
ment to the Constitution offered by Mr.. Steveps.
providing an export duty OF Eve per cent. on ont
ton, was considered this morning by the House
judiciary Committee, and resulted in tie vote,
three 10 three. Had the other members OF the
Committee been present, It's understood thst M
Stevens amendment would have been agreed
By the Committee.
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From VOW Orleans, ete.

NEW ORLEANS, May 1S.-The Red River and the
peighbor.ns waters are rising into great frods.
There is Q crevasse at Gimure's above Shreve-
port, and other. ere expected. There is unt"ld
suffering in thu oded districts, and it is fesred
the rise Ut the Red River will increase the delupe.
seriously increase the suffering, aud ruin the
The Louisians cotton crop will bo exceedingly
small
A meeting OF all foreign shippers is called for
general conference
A line OF stesmtrs is to be established between
New Orleans and British q nduras, uid Rustan.
The yellow fever is prevailing 1t Vera Cruz, the
smallpox at Truxilly, and the cholera badly at
Guatem.la.
Bishop Lay. of-Ark.neas, was to-day elected BY
the Epissopai Convention 40 the successor OF
Bishop Polk.
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MARRIED.

On Thur,dsy morning. May II. 1ess, at st Josephb
Church, By the Rev. O. J. CRooaAH, EDWARD -
HBNRY 20 VALERA O.. youngest daughter OF tneiaSS
ULyuxs RoUMul.Ar, all Of this ctts.
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Kslurnms, from Charleston, bound to Baltimore;
pnt in re uuuer stress OF weather. She reports
here yesterday and to-day. The wind is westerly
this evening.
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OBITUARY.
BrRD In Barnweli District, On the 18th Nay. GA8pAk
ThOTTI, inf nj son Of Rev. LEwm n. ano oAssaA
SHUux aged n months and days
The flower That blushed go sweeey, ..-s
On 6elds Of earth below.
Shall bloom IN Heaven forever,
Bsyond al mortal WOO. -.''-'
OBITUARY.

'.Bus vhskso'sr these Spirits best pursus .Sar
whef9.r they CO. what. sights they zee
OF cory and blss through 81 the tracts of heaven
DEPARTED THIS TRANsrToRY LaFE Deeeuher
&th 1898 RRS ANN EE.ZABETH tho beloved win
Of EnwARn BAxxn, aged sixty.thrNe yeas and ten
mon'ha She the only child OF GABarEL AAnraAuL1
Bosrs7RzAv deceased In early years she was left an
orphan YET TIA God OF the orphan and fshsrless moved
the compass5nace and aeohonate hearts OF endeAreo
relatives and friends watch aud guide her mo-
heart with those pure aud holy principles aud preoep
"To mber hef Creator in the dAys Of her YOUTH
In an the so6x1 relations. and devoted wife, mothef
and friend abe faithfully and siucr rely exhibited the
Christian vrtus6ox those precious teachinRs and tn
prcssous of herpare aud 1eep 30 her dear Redee1
and With meek md hopeful spirit oI prayer. bsneatn
crown Of roe Light ale intted her soul to Hdus
who 10 iehty to save, and gsaty soty, shel: eahs6
cut hse, and passed away to restl Heaven.
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Frou, Rtenm,nd.

RIoHMosD. May 1s.-The superntendents of
the Ere dmen'r Buresu il Virginia have heen di-
rected tn jnurn the freedmen's courts until fur
ther orders. TIC oases the trial Of which have
been begun in these courts will be adjudiosted,
but no new cases will be heard.
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THE BOOKS FOB SUBNRIRfION

The Edisto and Ashley Canal Company
ARE NOW OPEN AT TIE OFFICE OF MEssRs Jso.
g. RIGGS CO.. corner Broad and Rsat Bay.
SHARES ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS EACH, payable
In nae ihly iustalmeuts Of FIVE DOLLARS PEE SHARE
Apv,y to J. RATENEL MACBETH.
Aprtll9 secretary and Treasurer.
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Death OF an Kpi.cepal Bishop.

PRovIpENos, May 1S.-Informstion has been re
ceiy-d 81 thr death of the Right Rev. George Bur
gess, D D., and Bishop of Maine, while re'urnlI.e {
fro th.. West Indies, whittier he had been foI
his heath.
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81 The Friends OF hIr. and nss. aAnA'
ANDRR H. OORRIE are invited to attend the Fuaera-
servicesof their youngest son, ACH1LE EOeENk'"
st. Pasrschs Church. at Five clock This Afser"oo".
May a
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BY TELEGRAPH.
LATER FROM EUROPE.
The Great Money Crisis Continues.
FAILURE OF ovEREND, aURNEY & co.
Bank of England's Interest Ten
Per Cent.

NEW YoaK, May 2i.-The steamship Oa5d hiss
arrived With late Liverpool dates.
The financial panic continues in full force.
The Bank of England has raised the rate OF In
s+erest TO nine per cent.
United States fve-twenties GA 10 e5. Consols IS
to s51.
The great banking house Of 0vnRzND, GUEHEY
Eco, have Z lied. :
Friday, Cotton dull.-Sa(es 5000 bales. y
LATEST PSR CUBA.
SAruapHr, Cotton advanced id. Sales q, 900
bales. MiddEng Uplsnds are quoted at 13sd.
Consols ISL to ssi. United States 6ve-twentieS
"a to 65.
The Bank Of England has raised it's rate OF in
terest to ten (1o) per cent, but there is better
feeling prevailing.
Later from south Asneriea-Bonabarlmsn
OF Callao.
NEW YoRx, MAY 21.-Aspiuwan dates to the 18th
have arrived The Spanish feet bombarded CAL
no on the Sd Of April; they wore repulsed, how
ever, doing but little damage. Admiral NuNxz, in
command Of the Spanish aeet, wss badly wound
cd, and the Peruvian Secretary OF War was killed
BY the explosion of battery. The fight lasted
four hours, and terminated BY the withdrawal OF
the Spanish deet Only few hundred dollars
worth Of property said to be destroyed. The
Spanish loasi supposed to be heavy. The news
Of the Spanish repulss was received with great
enthusiasm by the Inhabitants Of Psnams.
Valparaiso advices to the 18th April report the
blockade raised and the government now enSoro-
ing the import aud export duties.
News. ,oua HnstpOrt Mel
EAsrroar. (Me.l May 21.-A store hero was
broken open on saturday night, supposed to be
TOR the purpose of getting arms belonging to the
Renians, snd which had been attached for debt.
Ten or twelve Fenians, which were the last that
were left hero Of the grand army, disappeared on
Saturday. ,e-
New York Market. 50.
NEW Yon1, My al Cotton firm ss seq @sssc
Gold Sol.
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The Woi Ids Opinion Of Hestetter'
Stomach BitterS.

The Wol Ids Opini9n Of Hestetter's
St0m ach Bitters.
Touching the Bitters this grand fscti clear,
Their fsme fls all tho Western H. nisphere.
Known In all lands washed BY its oreaus twain'
Health. hope, aud cor follow in thtir train.
AVOID CoUNTERTEITS.
HOsTErTER 8 BIT RHs share the common fate
OF all things good-Imposters initiate
OF those bo varc-disoreety use your eyes-
Frsm honest houscs purchase your supplies
GAIT TIOy.
THE GOVERNMENT rNDORsEatRS-.
In order to guard against dangerous imposaons the
public ar. requested take especial note Of tho oeau-
full engraved proprietary stamp through viii tho Gov
ernm Mt of tho United STATES officially authertteates
sy.ry bottle of HosrETTER's B1TTLRs. This shield
thrown by 10 Government the propretora and tho
for heir ons protection. Is plscrd oonopiouously
..,o.s the cork and over the reok OF each bottle and
o,n NOT fall to strike tho eye of the most casual observer
Nothing tha. purport. to be Hostesters Bters can DO
uop. Inc uuless the stampls there.
II IN ao proper to state that he Btters are sold ex-
.ns,ysIy IA glass ana under any circumstances
hv che gallon or the barrel lmpoetors aud miatnrs
sbruad and the only safeguard hspublo hss against
sho i % see that th Btero they buy bear the cugrav.
ed LABEL and not Mesxrs, Hostster smith, ana tho
stauip above mentioutd nay "a
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The Frcedmon's Bureau Commtssioners 4
savannah-Intervfew with Citizens.
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Wonderful but True!

MADAMHREMiNaroN. TIE WORLD RnNoHNED
Asrolosist and somnzmbn,istic Caarvoysst whis In
oarvoyant state dslnsstes che very features OF the per
son you marry and by ths sid Of IN fnserumsns
OF intense power kuoun the Psyehonntrppe, Guar-
saesattrssdnnea Pssc6st md Af-'ss picture of ths
future husband or w Of tbs applicant with dase OF
I.rriage occupation. leading traits Of character DO
This 10 no mpoaiton. % testimonials without NUMBER
can assert By staHps place os BIRTH age, disposition
color Of eyes and hair. and enclosing A'v cents and
stamped envelope addressed TO yourseh !ou WIZ re'
oeivs the picture BY return mall, together Win desired
information.
Address In confidence, Msdame GERTRUDE REM.
tNaTON, P. o. Box 2O7, West Troy, n. z.
mavs tutbsSmo
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RDls - AND AsaLt CANAL Com I'ASY.
UfP7OE kDISrO q ASHLhT CANAL 60 StAEY,l
C8AnLEyroN. =. O., March IT, lsGe.
UDY ACY OF THE LEttISLATURE, PASSED At
ID inst session, the EDisTu AND ASHLEY CAN&A
COMPANY received permission to increase thtr captn
nom one Hundred houssid ($1OOMO Dolsrs TO ThreA
r,undred Thor and 1891 pO0) Dollars In eh2res Of Ono
Hundred tSl9e) DolIays e ch.
Tho puSiio arc her, by Informed that the hooks. -
ubees fDsion to the additional Stock will nc open no@
A. IL TO P. u daily, st 'he "ffe Of Me"srs Ie43N z
g RId6S 4 90, ooYner Broad street ard hast bay ~
storh soSsc7bed for prjd :or by monthly tpsT
cent Of oa Five tes Dollars OIL cash aud sver, 1na1~
J. RAW. .NEl. MACBETH.
yecre,rry aLd Treasu1ez
p. 3 ~Caeoituo gimss" cUpy and serd til' to ~
oahsa n
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CHlf7eu+HTEaMAsrhR's "rF1UE, !

CHIfR RQU+HTERMAsrhR' "PF1UE.l
DEPARTMENT South CAROLINA
Ch4rl.sto g. L.. Nay l6, B6s. 4
CEALyD PROPOSAL WILL Bs RECEIVED T THE
- OffIos unu ~ O'clock on Tsesday be 9Th 6v
OF Jukt 1864 at wbth- time they viii be epeno I'm
farr sshios tss Qua,ormsa'-rs Department in this f
With YAK an pISB WOOD. u, I'll January ist, 1881
Deliveries 70 be made Stuh Commercial Wharf D
suoh h, e. in quantities, may re4uire6
by the pepo+ Quart rma.ter.
The quantity quired monthly will probably be ahau
One Hundred Cord II Oak, aud Une Hundred ard FAtx
Corda Of Pta
B.ddas stk state the price per cord Of the kind O.
Wood hat they p oppose TO furnish.
Two good sux. tsss tn the sum Of One Thousand Do
lars zach TO DO named in did will DO required for
the fahhfrl performance OF the contract
Bta deemed unreas nable will be r.jected.
Propoeala most be addressed the III dsrsisned aD
marked, "rfcposais for Furnishing Wooa."
O. ". THOMAi
B1eve~ Lieut. Col sad Chief Qusrteymastss.
hny 10 L4
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
oHRP QnARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE.
plfArrMESr OF EorTH. ARoIINA,
CHARLzsrox. MAyly 1855.

oHRY QnARTRRMAsTER's OFFICE.
D1fAETMERr OF EorTH. AHoLINA,
CHARLzsrox.3 M&yl9 1855
TWO HUNDRED AND, FIFTY DOLLARS WILL BIZ
PAID By hs underdsnedt, any person who win do
liver 10 him the OFF rAL REcOsDs OF IHrER
MENTs or TIE UNION: RIsoNkRs AT FLORENCE.
q. @ ". THOMAS.
MAyli Brew Leuk Col. and chtef Q. II.
ar STATE TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
BUILDINa.-This ofsce.,.: Ill opent or tho receipta
the STATE TAX, and will continue open until theta
day Of June, prox.l nciusive 1.E
FLEETWOOD LANNEAC
MAyN Tsx collector St Philip and st. MchaaL
ar THE LADIES OF TRINITY METBODBT
EPISCOPAL CHURCH intend no ding Fab in aidE
iss fun af Hiberriap Hall on WEDNESDAY, EVENING"
May 1a Tho oAowi,g 6 gentlemen. members OF; 10
congregnsien are requested 10 act "a Commttteeh
ArrargsmsntR: etaa-r a'a hsA
GEORGE ". wrLIlAMS. jwM. WALTON sMITR.
i.EONARD CHAPLIN, +. g. DRFONTAtNE,
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soSiN e. v NJ SIarr. " 8 s.sEE
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~ ESTATg kOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAV-
| Inc ehiIns sgsinss the late CHARLES L. TsKNHof&
VII present the .ams properly ate.t-d, and per-onsIn
debtsa win mahe p-yment' o GEonas a. nnNHor.A
Jr, Rrassr's Wharf PORTIA A. TRENHOLM
Mys tua AdministraenA
ar FINAL EOTICE-ALL PERSONS HAV-
fINa any demands against the z -tateI the ate WIZ
LIAM DooLkY viii Pre-: ent them, duly attested. onT
ooorc the ast1 instant or they will be debarred pay-
nent and any indebted 10 Linn will make paymsas
70 mo BY shat time JOHN b. BoWEha
MHs tins 0nsnnea 1eootoA
rNOTICB.HTRREE MONTHS AFTBB
date application Win DO made TO the tlmore Mutual ln-
ranoe Company for ren-wal OF Certificate No. 1885, fF
1s snares IN saaa Company-said Certificate having
boon destroyed OF lcss by the Are In Columbia.
Marche tuamo oHAa P. SHIEk&
aS NorCE.-AI.L PERSONS HAVING ANX
de- nands sgainss tho efts.e OF the late LAURENCE NJ
KEiTT Will p1essna a-m properly attested on or before
tho lst ss 31iy ness 70 Messrs. MowAY &. o., NorA
Atlantic Wharf 8. g. KE1Tc.
April 20 fal2 AdminlstratrtA
ar HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAA; RAIR
REVIEWER RKNKwe The HAIR. .s,
HAILa VRdHrABiR SICILIAN HAIR RE
EEWEE
Besto1as gray halr 70 the orignsu eurur.
HALLS VEGRTABEE SICfLIAN HAIR RB
NEWER 49, -h
Prevenss Ne hair from failing of
HAILS VEGETABLE siCILIAN HAIR ADe
EEThR
Nakes he hair sos. aad glossy.
KAI,LH ERaBTABI.E sICILiAN HAIR Re-
NETER
poes not slein the skin.
HAI,LB VEGETABLE SICMIAN HAIR RR-
S2WkR
Haa pssped tts fs sest preparation for the hair ssD
urese1ted - tho public. Price 81.
For saae b. aE druagisA Wholesale h7
KING & CASSIDEY,
March % tutyys Chahess"d
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-22
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