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Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-02-21

CITRON BALSAM is a pleasant liquid reme-
DIV which never fails to cure the ITCH at ONCE
AS an external application for rheumatism
Eruptiye Diseases of the Skin. Ulcers Old Sores
Gangrene. Burns and Scalds, it is very effective
Sold by Druggists. Price 25cents
OLIVER CROOK & co. Proprietors
John d. Park, Cincinnati, o., Genl Agent
Feb. T. 1S57-1y.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-02-21
Dissolution !!

THE PARTNERSHIP heretofore existing
i between the undersigned, under the
name of Morrison d Dale, has been dissolved
by mutual consent; the business of the late
firm will be settled by Joseph Morrison, who
is authorized to use the name of the firm in
the settlement of all accounts.
JOSEPH MORRISON,
JAMES W. DALE.
Feb I, 1867
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-02-21
FLORENCE
SEWING MACHINE,
THE BEST IN THE WORLD.

LIVERY Machine has the revisable feed
IL motion, which enables the opeiator, by
simply turning thumb screw, to have the
work run, either to the right or left, to stay
any part of the seams, or fasten the ends Of
seems without turning the fabric.
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-02-21
SOMETHING NEW.
GEPPART, ANDERSON & co.

WHOLESALE and Retail Dealers in
w Queensware, Glassware, Japan and
Brittania Wares, Table Cutlery Carbon Oil
Lamps, de-. d.,
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Feb ID. 1861
Gallipolis journal. [volume] (Gallipolis, Ohio) 1837-1919, 1867-02-21
Valuable Farm for Sale.

Jan. "a, Is67.-2m
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Feb Z, 1867
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-03-12
North Carolina 1te.ns.

SALE OF VALUABLE LAND IN SrANLY.-The
Madesboro Argus says: tsWe learn that David
Kendall, OF Stanly, has recently sold his place,
four mics above Albenarle, on the Salisbury road
to TWO gentlemen from the North who are making
to work it for the gold they have rea,
son to believe is in it. The indications are yery
r!ch. One Of the purchasers who had some expe-
r1enco In California, says that they are as rich as
the richest p!acers in that State. ANY time after
an ordinary shower Of rain pieces Of gold in size
from small pea to the largest grain Of corn can
pc picked up in exposed places, and it is THOUGHT
that with good machinery the return from eoId
DUST Will be very great. We have recently seen
70 very fine specimens found BY q person while
usually walking over the land and q short while
since nugget was found on it valued at Is in
gold The largest piece of gold ever found in this
state was discovered two miles from this olace
Besides the gold in the loose earth the indications
are that the rocks quartz and slate are very rich
On Friday night last tho stable premises Of DR..
Y: c. Ramsay, in this town, were entered by
thieves, by drawing the staple to which the hash
Was locked, and some eighteen to twenty bushels
OF corn in the ear carried off No doubt more thnn
one person was engaged in this robbery and be-
sides wagon used. But owing to the number Of
fresh wagon tracks near tho stable tie Doctor was
not able to follow up any trace, and as yet no clue
has been got Of the robbers. n
. On Monday night thieves entered the smoke
house and storerOom of Mr.. Glenn. Birminpham
residing nbout four miles from town and csrried
of tome seven to eight hundred pounds Of bacon.
several bushels meal, hundred or two pounds Of
hour, and barrel OF molasses. Two freedmen
have been arrested implicated in the robbery.
Others are at large -
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The Case OF sanford Canover.
The New York Herald of the 5th saws:

The New York Herald of the 9th says:
The case Of Sanford Conover was argued on Sat-
nrday in bancc before Judges Carter, Wylie,
Fisher and Olin. The case came up on appeai
from the Criminal Court, where, it will be remeu-
bered, Conoyer was convicted OF perjury. The ap-
peal s made on the ground Of the conviction being
Illegal and OF misdrection on the part Of the
judges who tried the case. The case is regarded
as o1o OF great Importance, nas1nuch as the ques-
tion OF whether or not false swearing before Com
gressonal Committee can be made punishable as
perjury: The learned counsel for the prisoner.
Judge Lander and Mr.. Gooding contended that
1he defendant was illegally convicted of an offence
Tor wEch no trial could be legally had as the evi-
dence was not givon before tribunal where false
swearing would be perjury, and consequently the
case did not come under the definition Of perjury at
all. The guilt or innocence Of Conoyer had nothing
to 90 with the issue. The question was f the trin
and conviction were legal. .a1---s a -
The District Attorney, Mr.. Darlington, followed
ny W. Wilson, argued in support Of the indict-
ment and conviction. There was no new :point
submitted beyond TINT which has already been re-
ported when the case first came up The decision
was reserved until next Saturday. 7E
This viii be q decision of great interest on it
hinges the degree Of authority possessed by those
Congressional Committees, to tssend for persons
and papers" Hperjury cannot be committed by
false swearing before the Committee Il is conclu-
sive that they have no right to administer an oath;
and if SO, the whole irquistion is sham without
shadow Of legal authority. The Radicals are in
dilemma. Or course they would like to shield
their protege the immaculate CoxovER, but if they
do' they acknowledge tho alternative, Shat the
Committee had no right to administer an oath. 4.
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TIE Savannah RepuoRoun 81 the 11th, saws avs !:

a BOLD ATTEMPT AT WHOLESALE Po1soN1Na.-
The community Of Savannah was taken bv storm
yesterday announcing the elimination of trapadv
supposed to have been enacted oo the corner of
Bryan and q Ann streets. Investigating the matter,
We found the following state facts, which may
be Tehed upon IN every particular: Jacob Handy
(colored) bad had several alterations with his
wife, Fanny, who is in the employ Of Mr., Erich.
on the cirner OF Bryan and Ann Streets jacob
Handy, thu, husband, who had been separated from
his Wfe for some time, returned to the house yeA-
terday, and made preparation to carry ont his hell
ish design. By the use Of q snperabundance Of
strychnMe in the food designed for his wife, he
expected to accomplish his dark deed, and after
preparing brsnkfast he made his exit. Tho chill
dren M partaking Of the meal, found it not palata-
BILE aud threw It ort when dog went for it and in
q few minutes was dead. I: Drs. Harris and Chari-
ing the food, found it poisoned by strychnine.
Jacob Handy, after Penetrating this foul decd,
left for parls unknown, and has not been arrested
The following additional facts have appeared
~ A colored woman the wife Of Jacob Handy, came
IN Dr. Solomons drug store last night and request
ed him to examine some ground coffee abe exhibit
ed he found strychnine strongly developed upon
the tests made. The woman slafed that sha had
made the coffee fox two Germans ing with
her, aud found it bitter and soon after her chill
dren had tasted It they became i'll, and requested
Drs. Harris and Charlton, regular physioiandss,
were called in, and pronounced the food poisoned
~ 6sIJt>1All1t1es
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State Itenq,

O;2 was destroyed by fro on the night Of the Goth
ut We learn that the fire originated on the OUT
SIDE OF the building, fronting the railroad about
O'Clock, consuming his entire stock, aud that it
was the work Of an incendiary. Mr.. Salinas loss
is about $4,000, the stock being only partially in
s1red.-Bdrn,oeU Sentinel
with double-barrel shot-guns, was fought on the
10th ultmo, near Four Mile Branch, in BarnweI
District, South Carolina, between DR.. NJ. Bellinger
and o. Prentiss, in which the latter was severely
wounded.-Ibsd.
BABHs.-The lady of Mr.. Geo. Hughes, below
Bamberg, gave birth Inst week to four boy chill
dren, all alive and doing well.-Ibid.
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5is l9s sav THE HEALING POOL AND house OF
MFRcY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, Tor
Young Mem, Oh the, CRIME OF SOLITUDE, ,aEd the
ana DISEASES whicn destroy Il tihe
manly powers, and create impedimsnts % MARRIAGE,
wdth snre means q relief Sent In, sea1sa letay en-
svelopes, free soHaree Aadress iSrz ii sEiILN
:HoUaHToN. Howard Association. phila.lelphia, Pa,
january Is. :fl n ann 4
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IW0NtsH9E0s u lst BuItsu90Tt G1sc1eJ
WANT! AID DRsTTrUT1oN m TIE sOuTHERN STATES
REPORT aF, szi$oR-GEsQsBAJ- -aowAHrs5$$ ::


WANT AID gDRsT1TuTIoN m THE SOUTHERN STATES.
REPORT OF szASoR-GEtFsAL HOWARD. 81 = =
WAsmNeIoN, March Secretary Stanton sent
to the Senate to-day report from General Howard,
Commissioner Of the Freedmen's Bureau, relative
70 the destitution now prevailing in the Southern
tStatesi General Howard says that from official
sources, which are confirmed by gentlemen from
Different sections % the South, be estimates that
there II re are 1862 whites, and 2a 25e blacks-tetal
81, 500 people, ,whowU need food from some source
before the next crop can relieve them. In Ave
nonths-the probable time required the number
Of rations required for these peopss viii be,
s,595 000 which. ct 25 cents pes ration, WIZ amount
to 50, ,139, OF this an appropriation OF
$625000 hEs already been made leaving an addi.,
honaI sum Of 81, 505 750, which sum General How
ard deems sufficient to meet the extreme want oc-
oasioned by failure OF the crops, &o.fS: General
Howard states that since his report was drawn up
heihas received an estimate from the AssistaaG
Commissioners and Governor cf Georgia, greatly
exceeding his estimate for that State but hs is nm
willing to recommend . larger appropriation at
present. 4, ay4; ~ ss21 S tsss;i
The following table affords the detail Of the:
estimate for the several States | Y ss
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aSEIMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPA-
FY.-oHARLEsToN, February a7th, 1ssz-A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR FER sHARE YIN bo paid 10 the Stock
holders on and atter this dnte in partial qnda4ion from
Assets realized Also return Of the Assessment OF
ONE DOLLAR PER sHARF, with interest," and tho As.
sea1ent Notes Of "a PEE Share, hold BY the COM
pany. ssssS5Es ii III ss 81 AZ Ii; N
Stockholders WIZ required to present their stock
Certificates. ssFfs 49, 2> g
81 By order q the Board of Directors q n
~ -s5,,as sssl.f.i, S3 JOSEPH wHMDM, i.
fedr1aTy AZ Secretary and Treasurur
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The B.istol News says: .sRev. r. Z. Catlett. q.
venerable minister OF the Methodist episcopal
Church, sonth, died suddenly whilst enjoying Ills
Va, on slet Sunday, "a
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Corrcspondence.

7n,e x,,1ox,;,-. ,,,.,,,,,..a > -,
:. @ ioo"e ~. "1a explain IT
SELF - ~ 7
CHAErEsToH, March z, 1867.
Messrs; Geo. o. Robinson and 7heo.. Ruddock:
newal Of the sacred concert which Won SO kindly
and successfully undertook in aid Of the Citadel
Square Raptist Church VIA heo lenrn A., e1,,,roooh
you in furtherance of this leaien ns The restnr
ton Of the bells is matter ia wbioh The connmnni
ty ia much interested, and in which we ara sure
your aid and that Of the ladies' and fentleen who
participated with you, will be highly nppreciated by
the public. 81. n 4: Q :.
D. Z. MCKAY, lLopTs D. DrsaTssmRsE
sHS 8 SoSi5 =; %zITHR, - - S1eHssSsea hzLEs.
JAMES r. PRINGLE IH ~ ms 1I1Ss1IREH = - -
e HORRY FROST, 7i: ~. tW. d. PofsTER - .5
THEO, HUCHET, ri M AZ fExaN;nFr s.-,5S
BOBT ADGER v S$ ~ |EnvT,n r. .TnXD T1o,ii
=. Il. HONOUR A.: Al IROBT MIyf,Ir '-''''
O. r LOWNDEs. lTH0S 8 HMnn
ANDREW sndONDs, lWM McBURNEY. Ssss-44
CHAa1rsTor. March etb: ias7
Asssvs. JONES r.: Prtngle, dIdned Hitqer. and
4 others Etff 5G4! fF,5 15''iif@7 t.Is- -, -
GEnr1EmEN: Your c,rni mn atin,n !, n7 che ~;
instant asking In aid of 81 Michasi's heIIs for "a
repetition Of the sacred concert reeantlv o;yen in
the Citadel Sauare Church ia reoaiSed =
In reply We have only to savI Ehnt it$ win ,vta
us pleasure to comply with your reauest: and
kindly assisted MS then viii 1nnit siti 1,a no IN
the fnrtherance Of Your object: pioyidedt tIowever
that the use Of the church can fa ob9ninsd -.
that pnrpnse ----T ..> - 80 AoA
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aT SPECIAL MTELLIaENcE.-wE PRO
POSE to furniah LABoRERs ct an ciasees for Farn,sr
Raroads Shop Garden. Store, Hotel or general House.
work II
Persons desiring employment VIII call at No Is Cannon
near King street; and al orders for Laborers win be
promptly met. and satisfactory reference given. z;
February Is 1mo ST. HALL & CO
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AZ 81: s-R:BAT0HELoR,s HAIR DYE.-Tap>
ePLENDD HAIR DYE u the best in the world The
only tvae and peee reliable, tnsean.
tsaeoua y Fo sppointxaant No ridiculous ttnss.
Dys EnvgoEates TIA hair leaving stsoas sz bozutisuI
Tho genuine q asnsa hHusem IL BatoAs,sy. i oshers
ne mets md ahoua Be studdsd sold by al
Dsuegtsss and eerfazaers Factory, No. 8. parclsy
sheet, New York z ~ ,9Fl,
s8r BEWARE oFA couHTERRFrr NE fs,'st
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ss-MEssRs. EDITORS YOU WILL PLEASE
announce Gen. "A. ID. h1ANIGAULT a. Candidate for
Sheriff at the ensuing election A CITIZEN.
November .--.-s-4, $ -' .+r
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T15s aT. ARTIFICIAL EYEs. s.-ARTIFIgIAIsH HU:
LIAM EYES made to order and inserted by ORA +.
SBAUoH and P: aoUaIEa1ANE tfornastIy employed By
Of Paris,, No. sss broadway, New York
April IL - f 81 ..E$IE,;r.. a, &:
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a5-WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
E NJ. WHITING. Esq. Is. . candidate for: sheriff ..
Charleston tJudidaD District at the ne1t election ri
7 September 10 .g5 ts++tsi, $3' -
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5Presidant Of Corporasion Of C.ss. Church.

!. :; .s;3 s1s Errna Louiz1S nm. Je sSS
r,socIA2tAT1oN OF aovERKoR WELLS, dpLou1srAHA.
. NEW ORrEANs.S March s. Goyernnrs Wells faa
issued proclanation sstting forth that M,
~ Whereas, Congress- pagsed an act for the eff
cient governments ot The Rebel States, which
act 10 now Laws ndWhsre4s section !E5ruvias5
and and wheress secsfon prosideds do.; now there.
:.:z J. Madison, Wells, Governor of tle Htste az
Loufatana hereby declare snid act to be In forces
"a said State. All elections held rom and astar
this date, either State, municipal or parochinl.
lnssar any autnosity excers in stffcs conformity
;yo!ha Of no effept An peraons elected 10 s,fice
must able 70 qua1t unter said law before they
can g lowed to enter upon thes duties of tla
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Ncw Orleans Market.

New ORLEANS March -Cotton-Sales 5000
bales; market frmer; Low Middlings 2sAa29c.; re-
ceipts 2917 bales: exports 6154 bales. Sugar in
active; fair 13c. Molasscs-no sales Of Louisiana;
Cuba 55a57c Flour firm with an upward tendency
at s1a1A for superfne. Gold 354. Sterling 46a
All = 3.
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Baltimore Market.

BALTRonE, March II. Cotton dull. Middling
Csc. Coffee quiet. Sugar steady. Flour unset
tied. Corn active-White 102; Yellow s7as1. Bulk
Meats frmer. Bacon frmer and in good demand
Mess Pork S22 25. Whiskey dull and nominal.
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SPECIAL NOTICES,

aE CHARLESTON WATER WORKS COM
PANY.-The Books Of Subscription to the Capital
Stock Of this Company chartered Act OF the Lis
ature ct its Last session. will be opened This Day. the
18th inst, between the hours Of 10 O'Clock A. NJ and
o'clock NJ, at the Bank Of the State of South Caro-
lima, corner of Broad and State streets and will remain
opened at the hours until Wednesday, the Goth inst
Shares s1oo each. The first instalment Of ten per
cent will be required the 18th July next As very
large amount Of the Capital Stock viii he taken abroad
It Is only necessary to secure limited subscripton
from the citizens to insure the completion Of this i'm
portant enterprise.
THEODORE sTONEY,l
@a@--t W. G.. CORRIE, ! Commissioner
March Ia s.TT@-5-- q -. tntharA
a% THE PEOPLES NATIONAL BANK
CHARLESTON, 8. c., January.ea, 1ss7.-The Board Of
Directors have determined increase the Capit of this
Bank. -..r Il s.a..
+ Stock can be had on application to S,'a' 15,ts.
January 70 tuth h. g. LOPER, Cashier.
Il oF NOTICE. CONsIGNEEs PER STEAM
sHP MONEKA are hereby notified TINT she La Ints.
Day dechargg cargo ct North Atlantic Wharf All Goods
remaining on the wharf as sunset VIII be stored ct ex.
s,ersa and risk Of owners,
- - = - -: 80 - WIt1rs i dHsssUrM 4per,ss
An Freight amounting TO- 1neen Q5 dollars, on lesa
r'ct be paid ON the wharf before delivery Of Goods
March IL ss $50. l5'at7 .s.S %
9f ner EsrT ATE NoTTrE ATT r,rDc0,,r, r.~-
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Cineinnnti Market.

CINCINNATI March u.-Flour in fair demand
and unchanged. Wheat frmer. Corn steady !;
sacked 76c. Whiakey steady st 2sc. Cotton firm
er at 2sc. Mess Pork frmer at sn 80. Bacon
quiet and unchanged. Provisions generally steady
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The Sc Louis zsnss ssessyy:::.s

20 ~ II 3 q NJ. = Il =
Two ont Of every four Of EheR sals in the Dh;o
kaonse u Represent1 voted lannina$ etriEilr
:sst s:e Ecrss from The Cons tisutiunSI
thetE State Eour ont u eyary four fthaRadiSaS
r of ConBrsas nom voted to depfiyo
the South OF ita political 6or fetatninS fhn
sword .whitee sins their State.$ Constitutions.
g14InsEda arc rare but af jewels consiatency 81
IS sne 1assss: o d| 80 3 s N
M s as niisi tom
t@SGe tho atreets and whitewash hnrSh M
t5s saMae time. TecsnI but. tte syipg ont
ing a am
they arc npw trying, by the imposition ofV tass.
IfoSh to conaple thasf 5mEeoyerasnts.l ssss
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= HIs..r. a.
From MARYLAND.
New York Market,

baltimore, March 1.-THE Convention Bill
failod in the Senate.
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THE TRT-WE EEKLY NEWS,
$DUBIIsHED IN w1RHgBoRo' 8. q. ArroRps
,penstabie msdinm Sor ths advertising pubic q
Chax3oetpu. " ~; I.
We solicit patronage far our mutual
q November is t4ss3 @ ;5ss Ste ;fSs$
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New YORK. March 11.-Arrived, the steamer
Eeclaa, from Liverpool.
The steamship Emily B. Soude- has arrived from
Charleston. IN
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our Cable Dispntches.

LONDON, March 11-Noon.-Consols 81. Bonds
74a.
LIVERPOOL, March 11-Noon.-Cotton opens
quiet. Siddling Uplands 13d; Middling Orleans
13!d salos to-day estimated at 5000 bales
Breadstutts and Provisions quiet Taiow 4ss Sd.
Ecening.-Cotton closed at opening rates. Mid
ding Uplands 13d .Mddling Orleans 1sAd. scles
5000 bales.
LONDON, March 1.-THE Princess ALEXANDRA is
very ill.
Irish accounts represent matters very quiet, and
no fresh conflicts. Insurgents are fleeing to the
mountains. ... .uHr H@
ARTEMus WARDS viii says, after his mothers
doath his property goes towards tho erection OF
Printers Asylum.
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EVENING DISPATCH.

Cotton active and frmer; sales $500 bales, at
293. Flour active and irmer- Western, SO 4Oa12 TO-
Wheat bouyant and 2asc higher. Corn 6rmer md
less active. Pork quiet: Freights to Liverpool,
steam, s; sail 5a7-1G.
Gold 34a .:- &.s%@
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NOON DISPATCH.
New YonK, March 11.-stocks excited 5-2Os,
coupons, 1891 Missouri Skies e5S. Money 9.
Exchange, 80 days, 81; sight, 9a. Gold 1856.
Cotton ,an1l: Middling Uplands 29a29Ac.. Flour
shade fr1ner; soethern $40 25a16 SO. Wheat 1a2c.
better. Corn . shade irmer: mixed Western 81 1oa.
Mess Pork s22 12a.
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THE. MARION STAR.

.TSsrAR1raHRD NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO, Is
II puhltehed at 4azon. 8. O., In the central portion
q she coEntsy snd ot1sss favorable medium to Nor
10 axtsnd ther huslness in the Pee Dee country!
Fog the beneto our adysrising patrons VIC shaIl in
addition to gun4ctpt1on list, which IN.
creeAng puhhsh and distribute gratutousiy 5000 extra
copace q ae sIAR, during the business thts
Fall - 'st.?Stt5 -ts5f .s'1
Estes cs Advertising liberal. a2..s !.
,la- ,lEa- 80. ! ..ssSs,g-, s5s: W. J. McKERALL,
November 10 VI Editor snd Proprietor.
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lw.ALsToN PRINaLE,
|LOOB D. DESAUSSURE,
JOHN O.. COCHRAN, ~
ca. RICHARDSON MILES,
WnMOT g.. DEaAUsSURE,
h ". DEsAUssURE,
". D. 'P0RTER, - Y. "
e., If. ALEXANDER ~:
lEDW'D n. THUR5TON,
ROBT. MUREs ~ ',,2l.s
tTHOS. 8. RUDD. 4.
WIN. McBURNEY. e +. :.
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Marine News.

MATAaIonAs, March 4.JuAREz is at San Luis,
where MA1n1u1AN is commanding in person.
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+STRASBURGER s. NUHN.

i II, ,5s5 ~ 5s7. FMAYORALTy OF CHARLESTONo NJ
!g-AA-1N,l55:.a:s Cr1x HA1n. November o. 1868 5
A LII PERSONS DESROUs OF REBUILDING IN TaE
5otnf Idsiscts and Waste Places OF the City, nm
der An Act OF tbs GenexAt Assembly giving authority
TO Council Of Charleston prcceel In the mat
ter OF Fire Loap with View to aid In bsdtng up the
Caty anew Ere hereby notified that tho form Of appli-
Tor Ioans can be obtained al she Office the Clerk
OF Council, betwesnShe huura Of A. NJ and P. M. .fS
All applications must be dlad In the above mentioned
o6ee 90 ths Cornmittee win most every Aon1ay 70
By order OF the Mayor W. a. gdTTH I, I
~ November 10 tG2a Clerk o1 Council
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WASHINGTON, March ia Senatorial caucus,
held to-day, determined to postpone acting on
the adjournment until the Supplemental Bill shall
have become q low. -
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