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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25
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The Pail MolI (I.oodoo) Gszeue sol
EMMY asserts that tho Ohio river is pra-
dmlly filing up with Sand, and is alrea'
dy no lougrr uavigablo above Cincinnati.
This, however. may DO true, The Ga,
zetts admits that after the Miami aud the
Liking foil into il. below Oneinnari,
the 0hil riveris sill % very respectable
stream
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Fon tue RAILROAD The county OF
Allegheny voted on thu % nh in Ia
vor ola subscription OF $4,000 to the
G & 0. r. R. TIE vote slo, go for
AMI 1855 against The proposition.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Paris bakers s'e compelled to weigh
their bread, in the presence Of their Gus
ton,r. Whistler requested to u 50 or
not.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Hungo Wugeustom.a Louisville boy
ten years of age, is wonderful perform
err on the flute. The Boston Qlintelte
Cab will take him bona with them, aud
giYe him musical eiucsiion.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

The Dakota Legislature met at Yank.
ton gu the 9th. Tho Logisl4turei has a
Republican majority the fret tims IN the
history OF that territory.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

The Tennessee Legislature has passed
the bill fotbldng conan carriers TO
make any distinction 90 nccount Of raca,
color or previous condition Of tho pat
roas-
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

The accounts OF the late Isaac NcwioU
Commissioner Of Agriculture are found
to have been kept in the mast Wrctched
manner and he expended about $l5 900
more money than was appropriated 10
his department.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

The Syrscus, Z In'isr, in n rePott ..
cheStan,on Train. Anthony speeches, got
them confused, a0d made Mrs. Stanton
assert tina! she neither smoksi, chewed,
drank. lieJ, stole nor sWoce.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

The Eoglish goseromon' has deriIcd
to institute prosecutions against John
Mar in aud oh persons who made u,a
,souObls speeches On occa 'ioo of tho d.
neral demonstrations 10 Dobiin.
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A female child of fourteen rcreauy
married q mau of rhirty-fvs, in Bait
more. Five days after she had acoonu
bal quarrel, aud attempted to commit
suici de with laudauum.
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Tia Queen Of Greece is very young
scarcely out of her childhood, Of small
siz,, pretty Snd pleasing,
The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1867-12-25

Genornl Grant h,s issued an order
mn4teting out one hundred anl twoo'y.
hur Officers Of tho Veteran RosTvs
Corps.
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~ In the ploy Under the GasIight,' at
thesNew York Thea,ef. the Ncwsboy
came in on Thursday night, crying ont,
'Era's the hex'ra; last diving speech aud
confession Of Fernando Wood.
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gMsius NJ. Clay, our Minister TO Rus
STA, is reported TO be in very poor boalih
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lj7Eycry patron obtains a Watch by this ar
rangement, costing but SO while it may be
worth s 600 No Partially shown. On
We wish toimmediately dispose orthe above
magnificent Stock, Certificates, naming the
articles. ara placed in sealed envelopes, and
well mixed, Holders are entitled 10 the artc.
les named ON their certificate upon he pay.
ment Of Ten Dollars whether il be watch
worth 81 900 or one, worth less. The return of
any Of our certificates entities you to the artic
lie named thereon upon payment. irrespective
Of is worth, and as no article valued less than
$40 is named on any certificate, it will at once
te seen that this is
No L,Re.y Jvia straiqktorUard hgii
mute transaction, ,ckich may be par6
cipatd IL evea by the most traiRtousi !.
A single certificate will be sent BY mail, post
paid, upon receipt OF % cents five forSl, elev.
en- for 81, thirly.three and an elegant premi.
nm for o.. sixty and a more valuable pre-.
MUM for so. one hundred aud n most superb
Watch for SIS. To Agents, or those wishing
employment, this is rare opportunity. 1t is
a icgiiimately conducted business, duly au.
lhorized by the Government and open to the
most careful scrutiny, TRY Usl
WRiGH +, FRO 4 co Importers,
l6l Broadway New York
Nnvrrnhpy 7-6n
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Lady Margaret HsFbal asked some.
body for pretty pattern fora night cap,
well. sail tn, person, what signifies
0tho pattern of a nish' cap? o.! child,
said she, you kaoW in case Of Gre!'
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Public Sale.

IN pursuance Of the ordered DEGREES Of the
/ Circuit Court OF Mason county, in a suit
pending therein in which II NJ Wallace Is
complainant and Thomas Hawthorne is dcfen.
dant, l shall on the l7th day of December
1857, proceed to sell at public auction to the
highest bidder at the front door of the Court
House of said county Of Mason, the sad tract
OF land in the said bill and proceedings men.
toned. being a tract OF one hundred acres in
the said county and the same upon which the
said Thomas Hawthorn now resides,
The said sale will be for cash in hand as TO
one fourth Of the purchase money and upon a
credit Of six and niue months as to the residue
The purchaser giving bond with good security
for the deferred payments, bearing interest
from data ard the legal title being retained
as further security therefor.
JAMES H, COUCH,
nov l44w. Special Commissioner,
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As much is said Of the treatment Of Piles, /
would like to give the public the benefit Of my
experience | have been troubled with The
Piles for several years and was trented by
several physicians. some ofwhom made spe.
caty Of treating this disease, but lhey did not
help me. and gave up all hope of being cured
At last was induced to try some Of Dr. A. j.
Virgins PLE PHLs. gave then n thorough
trial, aud have been cured. think KEY are
the only sure cure for The Piles. would al.
wise those thet are troobled in that way TO IT,
them. Your obedent servant,
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: COSTAR'S
CELEnR fTED
BUgSTNORN YiLII,

For Outs, Burns, Bruises, Wounds, Boils, Can
GERS, broken Breasts Sore Nipples Bleeiipg
Blind and Painful Piles, Seroluion,, purrij pud
Ill.conditionei Sores, Ulcers, GlauhUinr Swell
iugs, Erup,ons, Uutoncou> Affections, Ring
Worm, Itch, Dorns, Brnions, Ghilhiain,, re,
Chappcd Hands, Lips, DC Bites of spiders
insects, Animals, &c. DC.
I;'Boxes, rs cts, 50 cts aud 81 sizes.
1J'Sold by all Druggists c"rrywhrre
1J'And HENRY r. COSTA, Depot Al
Broadway, N. Y.l
GJAnd by l.. 5 Bright, Po,nt Plea ant
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N 7, Do TNNTVVW0,
Clothing Merchant
ST. JOHNS, MICH Sept 81, 1866.

On. A. j. WlGdlSs, Dear Sir:
It affords me great pleasure in recommend
ing your Justly celebrated PILE PILLS TO III"
suffering world as they certainly do work
wonders. The box that procured of you was
not one. quarter used when found myself en-
tiraly cured one ofthc worst cases of bleed.
ing piles. have many friends who can give
aaltering certificates of the worst cases cured
by the use of your pills might say much
in praise of your pills; bn. the trial of one box
by any one.afllc,ed in this way, will make
them stronger in the belief of what l have al,
ready said Yours,
GEORGE S. CORBIT,
II,Y,l,r,., M.r,lu,t
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DR., All, WIGGINS'
PILE.!PILLS.

In placing before the public, DIR A. j.
WIGGINS Png Plus. we 30 so with feelings
Of confidence that they are TO supply remedy
which has long been required but hitherto
been uBattsinable. nDr do We do so without
fr.t having thoroughly tested their medical
properlies. aud ascerained by actual practical
demonstrations that they will effect speedy aud
permanent cures, aud accomplish all We claim
i,r them, and to satisfy The public that we are
sincere, We will warrant them to relieve or
permanently cure (gheu taken strictly accord,
ing 10 lFections) any case ai BLIND. BLIEDlSG
or IrcHNo PILEs, or authorize the Druggist to
refund the none, paid for the Pills
We do not claim for them that they will
cure "prolapsus AMI or fslula," as those disea.
SEES require careful aud skillful surgical treat.
ment; but in such cases, no matter how severe,
they will afford great and almost immediate
relief, The few out ofthc many hundreds Of
certificates we have, which We print Ielow,
will bear some evidence Of their great curative
powers. Any Of the parties whose names APP.
pear in connection with the certificates are
willing aud will DO glad to answer any com
mnnication addressed 10 them in regard to
their cure.
Read the following from one Of the Oldest
conductors in the State Of Michigan, man
known by;raroad men everywhere. He has
been in the employ Of the Detroit and NiIwau'
kee road for the past twelve years:
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DETROIT, september 8, l8G5.

IT INNI " I'VV'''E'-' = '-77'
MIssRs Al. WIooM, q Co, Gentlemen;
have been afflicted ore than three years
with the blind bleeding Piles, and have tried
all the remedies could hear OF, but all Of no
use. until very reluctantly tried some ofyopr
valuable Pills, aud after using two boxes, /
consider myself permanently cured
Yours truly, 4, r. LANDOS,
Pass'gr con on Detroit and Milwaukee r. R,
GRAND RAPIDS, August 81, 1866
A. j MlaaNs q Co. Gentlemen:
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~a.. &sl3H. u 36.s w T
Southern L.oyaltGta.

.
A correspondent Of the New York Times, writing
from Augusta, Ga, gives The following excellent
picture Of the Southern loyalista:
But the loyal men who make all the noise, who
write the anonymous letters to Summer, and who
cannot feei safe among the rebels, are the worthless
Of hae the Secretly Of So @seutsheraers most Of
and brought up in New England and never spent
twelve month consecutively south Of Mason and
Dnon's line. They want to be Governors, Congress-
men, Senators, Judges, memburs Of the Legisla-
ture, &C., &c. They: want to get their hands into
the Treasures Of the States and OF the Union
They want to get rich -Eithoutthe toll and delays
people" OF the rebel States, and all Others ex-
cluded, they have no possible means Of attaining
the elevated and lucrative positions to which they
outrages. They can detail their own cruel perse.
cutions for loynlty's sake, and they can demon
strate to nicety the absolute necessity of giving
Union and restore peace. Thers is another @ Glass @
iof men who are constantly on the lookout for
outrages, persecution aud treason, and are prone
TO very aeS
Federal officials Of every sort, hind and denorni-
nation who now swarm at every cross-roads,
swaRger Justify, abuse the President on all oc-
casions and lhurrah for sold Thad with whom
they pretend to be in hourly communication and
on terms Of the most affecting intimacy. They
know that il they were not; peraecuted and out
ty from the peculiarly unsubdued re6es-by whom
they are surrounded and if negroes in their vicin-
ty were not murdered and mntiated with the re-
6ers might be found that thes services We're no
saturn to the bosom of their families; nj Wfers
% Cd b. ioas q f6sa SEE xsYa h nov CON
sole them in q great degree for their suffarings,
and There snd the complete the from
penaate them for the loss of that rtanoe and
digniied ease which they now enjoy.
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A DREADFUL FATE.-Much sympathy Is expressed
in the Lyons country papers for the fate OF young
and rising musician, who, at the last Trench con-
scripton, was unfortunate enough to draw naa,t-
Uaas 1aztnaero and he was sent out TO- join regi-
ment quartered at Vera Cruz. He was at once en-
ployed in the band In consequence Of his good
conduct, Benoit Denis succeeded in obtaining the
coloners permission to perform at private balls
and concerts, and thus gain certain in
dependence. On the 5th of last December
Benoit Denis, after executing a fantasia on
the cornet-a-piston at the country house
Of o wealthy American merchant residing
near Vera Cruz quilted the heated concert
room TO refresh himself in the pleasure grounds
and enjoy the cool evening mir. Feeling thirsty,
he took up IN alcaraza which he happened to see
nelr fountain, filed it with fresh water, and put
it to his lips. Frightful screams Instantly attract
ed the company to the spot Denis was lying on
the earth, his hair end, his features iv1d, the
body and tail CT monster scolopender (naMe-
.pieds) protruding from his gaping mouth. The
reptile, whose bite is venoInous than that of
scorpion. had taken shelter from the heat in the
cool porcelain beaken. AS Benoit approached the
vase to his lips the scolopender had sprung at his
open throat. In vain was the reptiles body cut
away Once it's fangs close on their prey it Is i'm
possible to tear them open. a surgeon s=:.ac
CHANGED to be among the guests proceeded to cut
them out of the flesh, piece by piece; but by the
time the operation over the poison had produc-
cd its fatal results and after three hours Of agonz
ing commissions the unfortunate young artist ex.
Dired. s43t @3 G
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' State Items. /

..
TEE EDUCATION OF FREEpa1En.-A fine two story
frame. school house will soon be erected In this
city by the United States Government in further
anca OF. tie above object. A. large number of
and night schools established, and, We are inform
ed, have grat6ed their teachers by evidences Of
improSenaent. The now structure win be plain,
but convenient for its purpose, and be located in
and Washington streets, The contract has been
awarded to Mr. Clarke Waring. Carotinia,s. ..-.
= BA11oNg 10 THE PooR,-We learn that Gen..
Greene, the Commandant OF this District, hae re-
State. Dnrmg the month, Of Jannary lis odicers
distributed some seven Thousand rations, among
the recipients OF which we're one hundred and nine
teen white persons In February thus far, over six
is;heauently difficult to discover those who are
really in need from the idle and dissolute who pre-
tend to be SO but it is reasonable to suppose that
with the discrimination exercised, much benefit
has BEEN conferred on the two classes cf :depen-
denta by the officers Of this Post, Ibid. s.. Il,
BLOODY F1aHr on DEAN swAxp.-We learn that
on Monday, the 25th mat, the house OF Mr.. Thos:
3: Tyler, Jr:, was broken open and large amount
q spring about one hundred yards from the house,
his gun and puIsued, overlook The negro and or a
s e Ell rs das e owsd
him. Two q Tylers:d dogs coming np brought the
negro @ to bay, gherpnpon Tyier rushed mp e him
Se@ E Sess ZIG e. % b1sueh
much the ssonses man. gn Hes5s pn Igp Tyei
the breast and head IN Che scunae Tyler got onI
his knife and stabbed zthe-negro in Ne bowels
whereupon he junped Of and sranawsy into Dear
gSsaRb Rbeg 1Rs gesna sn bsS ss
EnsE No clue aa@e rosas hss Is beei
obtained OrGngeossrg If''acs.
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as'ARairs or Honor,

/
y Considerable interest has been N ansested in the
affairs Of honor reported to have taken place within
the last week or two. The very mystery which
surrounds each increases tho eagerness Of the COM
zas s bPp1ds1 bPnBs
ing on the sensatorial no matter how repugnaat it
may be to the laws and good morals ;o4r the city.
Rumors are afioat that q duel occurred ut tho
Oaks; another that one occurredat or near Carroll
ton and third, that snila. atair came off Thurs
day morning IN Algiers. "a. ~
the particulars are atrenuously withheld. So
The last affair of this kind has excited the great
est interest. This is attributablet to thefact that
one is reported dte have been i1aa1tsneopsly kil-
,have been made upon the subject beet but nothing Of
rRs 3 i s nss9 s9sSa
the Left barrel OF each was loaded with ball; and
that at the first fire both parties e; and that the
party only wounded in the mech has since e died
That both were married men, and THAI the difficult
tyorigtnated in the ball given BY the dry goods
clerks. We, however Dc net yoach Tor this state
~ 49, il Il s., u, /. q. ~. !.
nation that leaves no longer q Doubt that the ru-
NOR in regad to the duel at CaroIltul ss correct.
The parsies sugsgee were N Mess5ss EdEard Ieteys
man. Genin was accused Of taking improper lib
srGea with the lady Of adr. Ieievrei during the
dance, at the BAH mentioned. Immediately there
tGsnfn answered the acchsations of Mr, Iefevre by
an assault and challenge followed .,ssll.: CO.
lst Preatnaina1ies were arranged and Thursday
morning both parties met. At the first FIRE fLe-
teyre fell dead and Genins morally wounded in
the neck, The latter fingered untn yesterday
morning, whom Is died. TRe body Of LsfsWe Was
takeni the opposite side of tie river by 1dl
friends, Now ehnts beth rites ire dead We pre-
sunae their remains will be through the city foa
tntermant. S tsss. t s4
The whole: :ater Is id unfortunate5 one. Both
4 parties were highly esteemed In the community
and theis tagical death win cause much misery
to their fannif friends. n
45 a5s. ~ Nes0 Orleans P;cas,s,.e.
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON
SENSE.


How few there who not subject to some affection
OF the lungs respiratory organs who, by neglecng
premontory symptoms. aggravate the complaint, until
OF the patient, and anxiety aud distress to friends Ony
cod" "a shght sore throatl" Is the needless remark
Of nany when so affected. Yes: "Ony cold. the
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death has
marked for his prey. s# g%t @&
Forewarned-Forearnedl should be the motto forever
IN the minds Of all subject to Coughs, Colds, Catrh,
Influenza. Words Of advice should be needed by all
fering rom Asthma Bronchitis Consumption. Relief
within their reach; and neglected fatal consequences
lie Of misery daily, hourly struggle for
istence contest in which there be but victor
Death
Does IL not appa the strongest mind 70 think OF the
result caused by neglect7 Then why de1ay7 What
cuse can be offered, when timely warnings sounded IN
your ears2 When the danger ts pointed out, why
avoid 1t7 MARaDEN's PEc1oRAL BALM has been used
with in nearly million OF cases, and is endorsed
by the Medical Faculty the most prompt and eica-
cous remedy that scientific has discovered
relieve and cure ell cases OF Co aGhs Colds, Influenza
aud Ccnsumpton; If the Is not beyond all hope.
Even the sufferer Ia the Last stages he win find
vince the most increduous that merits this prepa-
ration are by means exaggerated; in TACT fall TAR short
OF the euloes bestowed upon 1t thousaods who have
been cured by Its timely guarantee accompanies
each bottle and dealers instructed in every instance
to refund the money when this preparation S-'--&
effepared BY T. W. MARsDEN, No. 4e7 Broadway, New
York. S%1:s &5
Price, 50 cents ama1 bottle; 81 large size.
VI. GOODRICH, WNEMAN CO..
US And &&@ DOWR & NOISE,
Wholesale Agents. Charleston.
And by all Retail Druggists.
December l35,D .. s.ho
.1t = .v ~ d
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The Florida aud Cuba Telegraph Company, char-.
tered Congress atits last session, has occurred
grant from Spain for forty years, giEirg them
exclusive ii&ht TO lahd cables In Cuba The COM
pany hive Sod al their stock, and made contract
1or the laying OF the cable to Florida to be COM
pleted and ID working order by March u, 1857.
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@ BATCHELoR'sS HAIR DYR.-THM
SPLENDID H44R DYE ts che best in the world. The
only t'ue and perfect Dye harmless relinhle instan
taneous. No Disappointment No ridiculous tnta
Natural Black or Brown. Remedies the N effects Of Bad
Dye Invgorates nar leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine ia signed Wiziam a. Bateelor. All others
limitations and should be avoided. Sold by
Druggists and Perfumers. Factory. No. 81 Barcle,
etreet, New York. 9 ,;E'
HT BEWARE OF. a coDNTEREEIT. .S tS
4 December 10 .,F.,s @rSts $;lta w
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mr.. shermnn,a pecnro - IA.

9
The following we take from . late number Of the
Washington Republican (Radical). We presume
there are few ofour readers but who viii bear tes-
timony that # all the many contributions to the
Northern Radical press which have appeared from
time to time, concerning this section this per-
haps, IN its main features, is the most correct:
\! An officer who has been on duty IN South Caro-
hna relates some curious incidents and Converse
eraea asR shs4ss hsHasBs 91 sly she ass tray
cants to the a from his
dltlon are attributed to the war, and especially
sherman'g raid. In speaking Of the latter they
never eau Sherman q general, but he is ssHdr.
Sherman They never call bis army anything but
An an illustration of the general character Of the
conversations Of South Carolinians upon the sore
d dutisa: n'el e ''al'ea = ne oonrae q nus otc
Planter.-You must excuse our table, SIR; it's not
very well furnished, sir. Before the war air, we
had plenty Of silver plate but Mr.: sharman's
people came along here and they took away onr
Sorry we have no wine to offer you, siir. We had
before the war, sir, some Of best :wines air.
that suppose was ever imported into South
Carolina, sir. But when MI. sherman's people
cellar, sir, for medical purposes, sir. -
The church that You passed. slr, at the Corners,
was very fine church, sir, before the war. The
81 the first families in sumter County, sir, and
highly educated, SIR. He was. killed 1by the war,
srthat is, he contracted fatal disease in attend
ing our soldiers in hospital at Charleston sir. The
inside OF that church Was very handsome sir, but
when MI. sherman's people came here, sir, they
turned it into hospital, sir; and they burned up
the pews TO cook their coffee with, sir, We hope
TO be able to repair it, Sir, when VIC mike one OF
Iseldom gst to 81 church anywhere now, sir. b:
fore the war, eir, we had acarrfage, sir It was
built in England, sir. It was q very elegant car
riage, sir; But when M. :shermans people came
sr, they took away that carriage Tor s band aoaqon
Have you seen anything Of q dapple, iror-g;raaJ
4 pony in any Of your camps, sir Before the :wai
my wife had that pony, sir, and was very fond q
PIE took il away @ sir. 7 was rom horae import
blooded animal, My vito says she VIII .neve
ride until she gets back thass pony, ,sir lidon'
like to GO to your ccrFals to look for air withou
special order from you, sir tor those people. a,
4 not treat me very eivlly, You asked about M
II daughters health SIR II can't Eydfse her; much
sir. When Mr., sherman's people came along the;
4 skeered her from her bed at midnight sir and nh
1took cold and got bad rheutna sirss $50: Z.
4 Z N m; Sfss ( Wd&hnsgton Repubs$cna,
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Ine Relatives, Friends and Acquain-
tances OF Mr. ALFRED J. BLUETT, and Of MIR and
alls. THOMAS DANIELS and family. and the surviving
members Of the Charleston Battalion are respectfully
70 attend the Funeral Services Of the former at
the Mariners Church. This Afternoon at hafnast broe
O'Clock. W' r,oh,.- 40