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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

HI- A letter timely written is q
rivet in the chain of affection and o
letter untimely delayed, is as rust to
the soldiers mail.
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ARTICLE XVI.

EXCUSE FOR NON-PERFORMANCE OF
DUTY.
SEC. !. A valid excuse for the non
performance Of duty shall be sickness Of
the member, or one of his family. absence
from town, or permission of absence By
.1.~ L..~...-.. .,s ps..:l-~s.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1866-05-16

SEC. l. AT an alarm of fire. the first
members that arrives at the Engine
House shall have command of the Com
pany until the arrival of ono of the Fore
men.
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"Charles Town, May Is, 1856"

CIVIL RIoHTs IN BALTIMoRE.-Negroes from all
parts seem to bo selecting Baltimore as theatre
for the trial OF the virtues of the civil rights BILL
The other day We published on account of two ne
gro school marms from Pennsylvanis having o
railroad oficor arrested for ejeoting them from
the depot parlor, and now we have to REQ rd the
exploits OF a negro named Bradley, who calls
himself "lswyer from Boston" This fellow
ing been refused admission into car on the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad especially set apart
for ladies and gentlemen, instituted euit against
tho Railroad Company, and claiming damages to
the amount Of ono hundred dollars. the case
WAS heard on Tuesday by justice, who gave
judgment in favor Of tho Railroad Company.
On the same day the same negro appeared be.
fore the United States District Court to obtain nm
injunction against tho city passenger railway ss
nuisance. The Baltimore Sun gives the following
account Of this appearance
Aaron Bradley, colored, claiming to be MEM
oor 0f the legal profession, admitted to tho Suf-
I3lk par OF Boston, appeared q citizen Of the
Unitod States, under the civil rights bill, before
the court, with petition for an Injunction to
restrain the City Passenger Railway Company
from passing through Lexington street by the
Douglass InsIitute, for failing to comply with
the terms of thor charter, &C. Judge Giles. after
listening vory patiently tn all the petitioner had
to say, stated that the United 8 ates Court had
no Jurisdiction III tho promises, and that the
proper tribunal in cases OF assault was tho Crimi-
nal Court of Baltimore; upon which tho dignified
colored Boston lawyer retired
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We make tho following extract from tho General
order mo- AZ, of General DEyENs, revising tho
action Of this Commission:
" The proceedings and findings in the cases OF
lsluore Lewis and Csepar Hart {citizens) are ap-
pIoVed. Inc evidence in ,hese cases shows at tho
witness Green, having hid certain Government
clothing turned over to him, temp rary, for the
special purpose OF selling it to parties in Oherles-
T. n, sold portions OF said clothing to different
persons, and thereupon informed upon those to
whom he had sold it. The law OF March Sd, 1868,
purpose OF aiding and abetting desertion, pun
ishable offence, and the purchase Of the clothing
is pranla fdcte evidence OF such intent; but when
the intent is disprOved the penalty should not be
enforced, as the law ia not violated. The Com
mission find that thero no intent to aid de-
| sertion, and therefore should have acquitted the
prisoners. The sentences are, therefore, disap-
proved.
vi. The means employed in these cases to pro-
cure evidence against these PARTIES were not such
as, in the opinion Of the Commanding General,
were justified by tho circumstances. Had the au-
thorities furnishing the clothing had strong moral
grounds Of suspicion against the prisoners, then
this way, and Convert suspected into positive
guilt" But to give rowing commission TO a SOL
der to sell Government clothing to any one who
will buy it, for the purpose and with tho hope of
arrestlng and convicting somebody. was both i'm
proper and uujustiha6le. [Iee Hult's Digest,
VII: 1sdure Lewis and Caspar Bart win be re-
leased from confinement.
By command of Brevet Maj. Gen. CHAs DEvENs.
o. n. HART,
Brevet Brig. Gen and Aes't Adj Con.
Official: CHARLES 8. PYNE
Brevet Capt., 1st Lieut.. 9Th Inf.,
=, ,o,, Acting Judge Advocate.
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Aqua de MAGNOLIA.

TOILET DELIaHTi THE LADIES' TREASURY
and gentlsman's boonI Tho "sweeteut thing
And largest quantity. Manufactured from tho rioi
southern Magnolia Used for bathing tho oe and per.
son. to render the sn soft and fresh prevent erup.
Hons, to perfume clothing. So
It overcomes the UNPLEASANT edor OF Precipitation.
Il removes redness tan. blotohes, DC.
II oures nervous headache and sllayn Inflammation
Il oools, softens, and adds deliosey to tho adm.
II Yields aubdued and lasting peIfums.
oures mosguito bite. and atings Of insects.
contains no material injurious to the akin.
Patronized By Actresses and Opera s.nsers. I. Ia
1hns every lsdy ehoul1 have. gold oseryvhere II,
the HagneiA water oaoe, and you xl uee no Other 90
togne, Perfamezy, or Toilet Water ssserwauda.
g,. DE11Ag BARNES q 90.
o...sn ProFn EzafnniSe Assnaa. NR
Vc1ooefN mM71yG
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An Interesting Leeter.
May 28, 1866.

The following interesting letter, nearly one
hundred years DID, has been kindly placed in our
hands. It was written by ROGER PINoKNKY, and
| addressed to his mother It has never before been
published:
"Hond Madame AS am confident you must
have borne part Of the uneasiness caused by
tho late differences between Great Britain and
her Colonies, 80 I am likewise confident you re-
Joce with your son in the repeal Of that most in
famous aot destructive to the liberty and rights
of every free-born Englishman. Happy for
America she has such powerful friends at
home; happier for England she has men in
power that know the value Of the Colonies.
We, the Colonists (for while I am here I
call myself one), return, I believe, our gene
raj thanks to that worthy member OF society,
MIR. GEO. GRENvILLE, who has taken so much pains
to traduce US and call US rebels. wish his heart
was half as firmly attached to his King and the
honor Of his country as the generality of the
Americans are. Hook on him as o JANUS, as o
double minded V-n, who, through an over care
to preserve the honor and dignity he calls it, of
the R-g and Part, has, I am afraid, deep
laid scheme at the bottom. And dare say oer.
tain Scotch Lord is his chief director in the mat
ter. Pray God he may ever be frustrated in every
ef his damned schemes. And as we detest the names
OF GRENyrLLK and Butte, so we glory in the name
OF P. J. T. T. We believe him land believe JUSTIFY
friend to America, friend to every true friend
and loyal subject Of his King, and as such VEN
ture to say he thinks us, or he would not have
espoused our cause. His heart is too good to be
biased by prejudice or gained by corruption.
England is happy In 80 great patriot. He has
not only espoused the oauss of America in this
affair; he has asserted for all free-born subjects
liberty, which hope, while live in the world
will always be inviolably supported.
"South Carolina, sensible of the services Mr.
PITT has rendered. them, have voted statue to
be erected hore Of the finest marble, that posteri-
ty may look upon the man they are under so great
obligations to. Had I been q me mber of the
House, aud it had been consist ent, would have
| voted it in gold.
'sYour ever dutful and sffsctionate son,
"ROG. PINCKNEY.
"Charles Town, May Is, 1885,"
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MARRIED.

Wednesday. May 2sd BY tho Rebt Paw r~
DAVE d. d., the Rev O. r. 0ADSi EN- to Mia E1 TO I1s
bEih T., daughter OF tho lato o. R. HoLMEs. Egq
On the oath inst by the Rev. W. n y.rrs NJ, "a,
r. sALVO Of this city, to Msp CATHERIMe /: mi @ Shs;
daughter OF the iato A. Loso. of Philadelphia.
In this city, on the 10th instan, bv tho No, , ~
T. DUNNING, both of thi. city. 1''' ILL
In this city, on Monday evening" May 81, 1896 Mt ,h.
residence of the brtdo's father by tho R,v q r,nn
oHAN, AIR. p. o. KERRfGAN to Miss MARY r ,I,nnb
ter OF JOHN and MARY SULLIVAN 80 ussu-
At Rockville. Wadamalaw Idand. &C, on tho even.
ing IgS o, the 2ath inst, by the Rev JOIN K Dow ME-
JOHN KEITr HANE, of D apgeburv District ~ 1t.
ELIZA ELIZA AMARINTHA. only daughter of Dr. DAsTI +
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LATE ~ EWS.
Telegraphie No,vs from Vow Orleans.

Toiegraphio News from Now Orleans.
NEW ORLEANS, May 25.-s4iled, steamer Boil
Cotton unchanged. Sales 1880 bales: Low Mid
olings W to S7o io-aay's receipts, ITO; .oeek's
stock 147 498 bales. freight easier, but unohang-
ed. New York Exchange, 20. premium. It is es-
tmated that the cotton crop OF Louisiana will be
Lonisiana is estimated at two-thirds, and North
And Middle Louisiana about one-ffth. In the
hed hivor country and tho other overfowed dis
triots scarcsiy any cotton will be raised Tho Red
River levees have given way and the whole conn.
try is subm rged from Natohitoches down. The
sugar cane is promising whero 1t is not flooded.
Disfrnnohisnent In Wessern virxinfs.
WHEELING, May 25.-At tho election In Westorn
Virginia Yesterday for the ratification OF rejection
OF she Constitutional amendment disfranchisine ne
city. The returns from tho Interior counties oonas
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HAgANS MAGNOLIA BALM.

THIS IS THE MOST DELIGHTFUL AND EXTRA.
ORDINARY ARTICLE ever discovered. It changes
the sun.burnt faoo and hands 70 peary Gsn texture
Of ravishing beauty. mpartins the marble purify o
south and tho dtiaote appearance 90 inviting In thu
city bolle Of ashion. Ifremoves tan. feeafes pimpea
and roughness from tho aln leaving the compilation
fresh Transparent and emooth II contains no m1tozi
INJURIOUS 70 the ainn. PstroniEed By Actresses and
Opera singers. II s what overy lady should have eoa
everywhere, Retsllprioo 90 oents.
Prepared By W. E. HAaAN. Troy. u 4. ~
Addross an orders 10 DI1IAs RA11lE5 O co.. -1
October % mwfIyr % Hew Yo1i,.
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Je6crsOn Davis.

Wasbneton ore a pis hG from
General Miles, to give jeff. Davis, on his parole,
the freedom of the fort, retiring to his room at
Carroll Hall at night. Messrs Shea and O'Conor
his counsel, have been allowed access to the fort
and private interviews with him at any time. Mrs.
Davis left here on the 23d, and was in Washington
yesterday.
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Late Markets.

CNcIEsATI. May 26.-Fi.ur hrm; ruperane 50 90 70
9l0 family $1l 8" to St2 90. Wheat Arm at 50 to
ga so. Cora firm at 50 to Tic Oats 4sc. VIII shey a.
Proyisions-Pork SSH bulk meats sid,s l6H TO l7Xc.
PHILADELPHIA May 25.-Petroleuu, advancing: crude
28(02dH; retned IN bond 42@42x; rohned FREQ 6O16S
Flour Arm but Unchanged Wheat hrm; rod 81 67x@
o.; white S2 1903. o rn buoysnt; sales 5000 bnsn
Wool very firm; h8@s6o Tor medium end nno feec. g.
Whiskey scaroe; Pennnylvanis 81 24@a 26.
CHICAGO, May 25-Ffour moderately active. Wheat
quiet at 81 6sK to 16+x Tor No l. Corn moderately
sotye st decline OF to 10; aales at to ESQ for
and IS to 69Ho Tor No 2. Oats quiet and dec ined *
to lo sales ut s3S to SSho. Provsions dull Freghts
quiet and ower 40 TO Buso. Receipts $500 bblR
bushels Data Hhipments35u0 hbls huur 25. ono bush
els wheat 8S9 bushels 12S 0Ou bushels
81. LoUB Nay 26.-Cotton unsettled: helters ask
500. Flour inactive and unchanged Wheat rm; 81 sO
Corn, $50. Uats heavy, 4c rrovlaioug-Pork uu-
changed; bacon shoulders advanced IIc; sides and
hams unchanged Lard unchanged Nhishoy un-
changed.
Lou IsynLE. May 25-Tobacco advanced. Flour, su-
perane So; extra family $1i. Corn ese. Oats 4so.
AK; clear sides l9xo. Lard in tierce 22c.
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"Civil RIghts'' In Baltimore.

BALTIMORE, May 25. In tho United States Dis
triot Court to-day, Judge Giles decided petition
for an Injunction against city passenger railway,
for refusing to allow tho petitioner, A. A. Bradley
(oolored), to ride In said oars. Tho Judge order
present oase for equitable action OF the Court
by way OF injunction" Tho petitioner in this
case claims to bo lawyer from Boston. The
as an unoalled for interference in their behalf.
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@ey 16

aT NOTICH.-ALL PERSONS HAVING ANY
demands against the estate OF the late LAURENCE III.
KErrT will present them properly sttested. before
tho 1st Of July next, to Messrs MOwRY co.. North
Atlantic Wharf g.. KEITT
April 30 ftul2 Administratr1.
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IN very slowly. Full returns from eleven counties
thus indicate large majorities for the ratifca-
ton. wheeling City and Ohio County give over
800 majority for rejection.
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From Rio.

RIO DE JANEIRo, April 14-There have been nc
charters OF vessels for tho United States since the
departure OF the lsst steamer.
Baltimore flour 24n0OO; other descriptions 22HO00
a2SH000. Exchange &c.
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The Daily News.
LARGEST CIRCULATION IN THE STATE.


aV THE LIST OF LETTERS re-
manning In the FostofHoe nt the end
OF enoh week is published officially
i'm T1IH DAILY NHWS every Fri
day morning.
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a5 MESS s.. .kDITORS-PLEASEA ANNOUNCE
BENZ. G. HERIoT. Esq.. ~ Candidate tor Alderman
OF Ward No T. to fill the vacancy CAUSED by the reeia
nation Of A. CAMERON. hsq. MANY FRrENns
May ~
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aTFOR ALDERMAN, WARD NO. 4-PLEAsE
announce JOHN T. o'NEIL as a candidate for Alder
man for Ward No. In place of A. uanE2oa resigned
Nay 2S
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The Amador (Cal.) Ledger tells the suhjoned
4" A short time ago widow lady, residing in vii
ago not thousand miles from here, put hor house
up at r4fle and very disposed of the tickets
all feeling disposed to assist her. The evening
arrived for the rattle to come eff, and the house
was won by gentleman who thought himself
fortunate in obtaining a homestead 30 cheap.
The next day he applied for possession and title
to the property. Whatw his surprise when he
was coolly informed that it was unnecessary to
give any written title to the house-that there it
was, and to take it; and the sooner the BETTER as
she was anxious to build another on the spot
where it stood. The winner discovered that he
had drawn an elephant-he had a house, but no
lot"
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a@FOR ALDERMAN, WARD No 1.-PLRAsE
announce DR.. W. T. wRAad ass candid ia for Alder.
man In Ward No. l, In pl.re Of J. X aAopsru. re-
signed. M.v 90
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a6 UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE.
SECOND COLLECTION DISTRICT. g. c.-AsSEssoR.s
OFFICE, NO. 4s BROAD STREET, tu.hI reron
MAY 2s lfee-Notice LIS hereby given to all 90 cerned
that tho Annual Lists oontAiIing the Lssa.n.n,s u,
and taken within this district tho yea, 1so vii, h
open at this Office during day 70 vir the 9Th dsv
OF Juno next and that during that day appo.s will ba
received relative to any Uup o,s
ed In said Annual Lists for tho year 1861
All appeals should be made in writing speoify,pu in
"hat partcuiAr my such assotsent is claimed to bo
erroneous. o. HI>c,I1
May 20 ..o..s
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BY TELEGRAPH
General Nows.

New YORK, May 2S.-The statement Of the Banks
OF this oity just published, chow decrease of de-
posits amounting to eight and half 1917 mil
lion.
The interest Of sPoRTonD,s T1LrsToN & Co., in
the Havana Steamships, the Brazil Steamers, and
the Savannah Empire line, havo passed under the
control OF Messrs. GARRIsoH d ALLEN Of this city.
The Derby race was won by Lord Lyons, broth
or Of 81. Adams.
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ICHIEF QrARTRRMAsTER'S OFFICE,
~ DEPARTMENT OF SOUTH ARoLrNA, I
CHARLRSTOS Mayt 1866


TWO HUNDRED AND FIFTY DOLLARS WILL DE-
PAID by he undersisnedt, any person who will de.
liver to him the OFFItIAL RECORDS OF INTER-
MRNTs OF THE UNIoNt RIsONERs AT FLORENCE
.. C. W. THOMAS,
May Brew Lieut. .rol. and Chief O. NJ.
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ar HALLS VEGETABLE slULIAN HAIR
REVIEWER REVIEWS THE HAIR.
HALLS VEGETABLE slCILLAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Restorns gray hair to the originsa ootor.
HALLS VEGETABLE aICILIAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Prevents the hair from falling oil.
HALLS VEGETABLE SlCu.IAN HAIR RE-
NEWfR
Makes the hair soft and gloasy.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILlAN HAIR RE-
NEWER
Does not stun tho skin.
HALLS VEGETABLE SICILlAN HAIR Re-
SRWtR
Has proved itself the beet preparation for the hair ever
presented TO the public. Prioo 81.
For sale By all druegists. Wholesale By
KING g. CASSIDEY,
March Is tuIyrs Charleston.
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PROVIDENCE, (R. I.,) May A-There wore 945,-
o0o pieces OF printing cloths sold here during the
week, at an advance Of 2 to So. per yard.
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TuE AnnEsr OF FaEEpMrs's BUREAU OrF1oEus.-

TIE AnREsr OF FRREpmHs's BUREAU OrFICERs.-
The statement made in some Of the newspapers
that tho President has ordered the arrest NJ oil
tivatng lands In the south, goes little too far.
The President has directed M,jar-Genersi How
ard to the arrest OF every officer OF the Bu
reau IN North CaroIiua who 10 engaged or peouni-
arily interested in the cultivation of
and Brigadier-General W. E. Strong hss been
dispatohed to execute the ortei. sIasse h,iSvuase
General Holt has been instructed by tho President
tn make out charges and specifications against
| thees officers, with view to their trial before o
court martiaL- WCahtngton &a-.
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SPECIAL NOTICES

nd-COLLEGE LEOTURES.-TUESDAy NAV
2ssh, PROFESSOR PoRCHER, "MILToN. THE FpIo
POET OF THE ENGLISH LANGUAGE" Inct,ra ~
commence at Sh O'Clock PM ,, -,
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ANNA CoRA kIroH1E, in letter from London,
SAYS: 'The faded beauties who cling to their
vanished charms have taken great interest in the
sudden Iejuvenation Of Miss BURDErT CoUrTs,
under the hands Of the wonderful Restorer'
Madame RACHEL Miss Courts, 1t Is said, had to
pay f40O before she commenced tho baths with
which tho process Of rejuvenaton begins. After
going through the regular course Of treatment,
Miss CoUTTs dawned upon the fashionable world
with the layers OF some twenty birthdsyS rolled
off from her person. Her hair not dyed. but re-
stored, and growing anew; her defective complex
ion clear and soft the lines which tell such tales
OF the workings of the human heart and human
brain smoothed out, and the impress OF time sud-
denly effaced from her general appearance"
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a~ ~NOTIOE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date application will be made tho imore Mutual In
surance Company for renewal of Certificate No. 1885, for
le Shares In said oompany-said o. rifoate having
been destroyed or ioes by tho fro In Columbia.
March tnsmo chan P. sHIERS
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a5 STATE TAX OFFICE, FIRE PROOF
BUILDING.-This office LII open the receipt
the STATE TAX and will continue open until the6th
day Of june, proI.t nolusve.
FLEETWOOD LANNEAU
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The tide Of emigration west@ard-already large
promises to exceed that Of any previous year.
Thousands, says Chicago letter, are coming into
tho Mississippi Valley. Largo numbers are cross
ing the plains, OF whom the bulk bound to
Colorado, Montana and Idaho. The prospect OF
comparative early completion Of tho Pacific rail
road induces many to await that event before Jour-
neying to the Territories beyond, or to the Pacific
Ststes. Canada is contributing quito largely to
this tide Of emigration, while the Eastern States
are doing their share All the towns in the West
are full and overHouiug, and reports come TO ue
from all quarters thst there is pressing demand
for dwellings,, but Ii very inadequate supply.
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o. THE LADIES OF TRINITY METHODIST
EPISCOPAL cHURoH in.eni ho ding FAIR, in aid,t
Ito funds, at Hbernian Hall wEDN EsDAY EVENING.
May 2s. Tho ollowiug gentlemen, members Of he
congregation. are requested to acs ~ Comn.iteoG
ARA gements
GEORGE " WILLIAMS IWM WALTON Sy.ITII
LEONARD CdAPIE, +, a. DErUNTAIS!:
WI EY L. BURGR, lM w CROSS
l. GAMeREL DIR. L nEMMISGWAY
W. j. NIL EFON. q. ". WARREN,
r. II. Blu tier, IWM N. "a ~
W. H. smITH ltjppt L LOCKWOOD,
a. o. 9rtLL, ], L. POTikR
EDWIN PI.ATT, W. b. ntIuRE
Jas. COPES, q. CHAMBERLAIN
q. A 6RAESRR, ) ). M4RTlS,
& A. NELSON, " r NORRIS.
DR. II BAkR. WM. W. PEMBERTON
DR. J. r. MOOD, LAWY-N.:E <TEIN,
q. COMSTOUK BELTS, @. HENRY WIZ EIER,
". a. JEFFBRS. W MASTEkMAN.
j. g. HYER.
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~ hNoAASil ~ o"NEno or ftSOGGHI1
LYING BETWEEN BROAD AND TRADD STREETS
AND WEST OF LOGAN STREET
MAYORS OFFICE, /
MAY %, 1886. I
In accordance with resolution of tn. City Council,
adt pteips meeting held the 18th instant hereby
invite the owners and property lying
between Rroad and Tradd streets aud west OF Logan
street to lpeet the Committee on Streets from City
Council on Rdncsday, 3oth instant, at O'Clock p NJ.
ut this office
May % - P.C GAILLARD. Mayor.
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a5- EXECUTORS NOTICE.-ALI pENsoNs
having claims against the Estate of the late .rIrS
MILES will present them properly attested. and hos.
indebted will mako payment to ELIZA L. NINA o,o,i
ned EIecutrix. J. T uI, 20
mhy ~ tuS| C1.Ii6rd Executor
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1866-05-29
Trial OF MIR. Davis,

WASHINGTON, May 28.-H is stated that the
counsel for JEFFERsos DAVIS will demand an i'm
mediate trial, or If the Government should ask q
postponement, which ia possible. they will de-.
mand his release on ball. which they are prepared
to give to the amount OF ton million.