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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-09-04
George X. heard VS., u. p we,.,

Ahs AbCaAEu vs. ~ W ceeel,
ElFTH DISTRICT COURT FOR 7
4 parish of Orleans, No. 29.-By virtue Of a
OF seizure and sale 10 me directed by the Rouors
tine nth District Court for the parish rof Orc
IN the above entitled cause, will proceed to sell
pubic auction, at the Merchants and Auctions
Exchange, Royal street, between Canal and Casa
house streets, in the Second District of this eiN
SATURDAY, October 3, 1866, at II o'clock NJ
EIGHTY DIFFERENT TRACTS CT LAM
lying and being in the parish of Orleans, on TAX
nank Of the Mississippi river, and in the rear
Third District Of this city The said tract q i
contain in all three thousand two HUNDRED 4
eighty seven 5I.lf0 acres. according to forytl
patents for land ling in township NO. II, east Il
mississippi river and in the district of lands sal
70 sale at New Orleans, Louisiana, issued BY VI
Tyler, President Of the United States to the
John McDonogh, and in his name. The whes
said patents being dated September u.s. 1874 Y
the exception Of one, No. l60 which is dated On I
TENDER r. 1874 and are as detailed in the act Of q.
gage annexed and made part Of the petition 10 I
case.
Seized in the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THos. L. MAXWELL,
sell 1e oc3 Sheriff Of the Parish Of OrIesls
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Marine Intelligence.
srEAMERs LEAvINa TO-DAY.

St Louis. CONTINENTAL. Carter, P. NJ.
Lower Coast IA. q. BROWN, Bassett, Il N,
Vaudeville. ..,. CAMILLA, Cozzens. 2 P. M.-Cars.
Mobile ........ MAIL BOAT, 2 P. M.-Cars.
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SUCCESSION OF BRIDGET MOoANN-No. =

RK g: E. GTRARDEY q CO-NICHoLAs
- j. Hoey, A1etioneer-ofice, No. IL Exchange
Flaee;-SAIURDAH, fifth September, 1859 at IL
o'clock NJ, at the Auctioneers Exchange on Royal
street. by virtue OF an order Of the Honorable d,
DuVgneaud, Judge of the Second District Court OF
he parish Of Orleans, dated fourth August 1858
will be sold at publit auction in the above entitled
LOT OF GROUND in the Fourth District OF
shis city, in the square bounded by Apollo, Bacohus
second ana Ihird streets, designated by the nun
per nye, and measuring % feet inches and /
line front on Apollo street by TO feet in Depth The
kitchen, cistern, etc. 1870
Terms--Sl300 cash, and the balance on a credit Of
twelve months in note bearing interest Of per cent
per annum from date of sale until final payment.
secured by special mortgf sc and vendors privilege
on the property, with the clause of per cent atfor
neg ices IN case Of suit; Improvements be kept
inly insured and policy transferred, and the pur-
CHASER TO assume payment OF ali taxes for 1858.
Acts Of Sale and United States stamps at the az
notary public aus is 81 20 ss5
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SUCCESSION OF AUGUST oBsTFELDER.

SUCCESSION OF AUGUST oBSTFELDER.
RY g GUINAULT, AUCTIONEER-oF
Il FICE corner Exchange Alley and Bienville
stTeet-rUESpAY, September Is, ISIS, will be
sold at II o'clock, A NJ, on Basin street No. 100,
pear St. Peter street. by virtue of order from the
Honorable the Second District Court of the parish
Of Orleans. dated August 20. 1868 the following
sion, to wit:
One lot of Books, one lot of Wearing Apparel
ono Pistol. small Melodium, one large Melo-
dunn, one lot of Tools one large Church Organ, not
entirely completed, and Pipes for the same
Ierms-Cash on the spot
81 n TE
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SHERIFF,S SALRS,
q. Lowrey q Co. VS.. II. BeuuCst

Z j. q. Lowrey q Co. VS. HI. Renud..
EIFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW q
IL leans, No 19,e37.-By virtue Of 9 writ Of Il
facias directed BY the Honorable the fifth n
triet Court of New Orleans, in the alb,
entitled cauoe, 70 Geo. W, Avery, late Sheriff n
BY said late shsrif, to me transferred, I VI VI
Merchants and Auctioneers' Exchange, RAJ
street.. between Canal and Customhouss stree,
in the Second District Of this city, on MONDSS
October lees, at twelve O'Clock NJ, al the FIX
title, and interest of the defendant, II. Beauas
tbeing the undivided, one, half part thereof in NJ
to the following described property, the use \
lERTAlN LOT OF GROUND. situate in 4
new Faubourg Marigny, in the Third District Of M
city IN square No; 4e, bounded by st. Bernard Girs
Annette, and st. John the Baptist streets said n
of ground measuring forty-hve feel, Al erican nss
ure, on St. Bernard street, eighty Eve feet Amer
measure, in the rear and ninety -four feet five ines
and six lines, per French measure, in depth. on n
side nearest to ST. John the Baptist street: bounI
on the side of Girod street by the property Of INV
Delnotte; together with the buildings ana IN
proyements thereon, the surroundings and pryileaS
withoutreserve. = ~
Seized IN the above suit.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL
seq le oG5 Shprif nj tba pnr,ab ~ f1ri1.y
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HAVANA-Schooner Mation-35O7 bbls flour 5rO
SKIS bran Is bbs rosn 500 SKIS Is bales 5000
feet lumber
MOBILE-Steamer Lueretia-l0 bags coffee
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vs. John p. MRnico 4 Co. Same VS.. John
INiFTH DISTRICT COURT OF NEW N,
II leans Nos. a,565 and l9e9i.--By virtue Of N
writs OF teri facias, directed by the Honorabisu
Fifth District Court of New Orleans, in the AM
entitled causes, to George W. Avery late Sheriff ~
by SAID late Sheriff to me transferred will proce,I
TO sell at public auction, at the Merchants NJ
Auctoneers Exchange, Royal street, between CssJ
and Customhouse streets, in the Second Distrct
this city on TUESDAY, eighth September, isS: n
A CERTAIN PRoMIsSoRY NOTE, for the n,
Of Five Thousand Dollars, tS50O0) dated at NeWGj
leans, February 70, 1861; drawn by Charles r. Test
70 MS own order, and Endorsed by him and by J5l
Pemberton, and payable ten months after dat N
the Banking House Of Pike, Lapeyre Brotbe,I
this city. Said note bears interest at the rls N
eight per cent per annum from and after malu,aj
until paid is paraphed ne varietur on the datelssd
said by Andrew Hero, Notary Publ'c, and proisse1
t9r non payment before Joseph Cuvill.er NotnJ
Public. on December o. 1861
Seized in the above suits.
Terms-Cash on the spot.
THOS. L. MAXWELL.
aug Se3 y SleriH 0f the Parrish pF Clrla
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OBJECT Partition.
RK THOMAS a. sPEAR-PLACIDE j.
~ Spear. Auetioneer-Sales rooms, 80 Rienvile
street.-SATUkDAY, October g. 1868 will be sold at
Twelve O'Clock NJ, a. the Merchants and Auction.
GERS hxcnangei on Royal street, between Canal and
Onstomnopse streets, by virtue and in pursuance Of
alaagmsn5' rendered August, 1868, and signed An-
gust II, 1865, by tho Hon. Louis Duyigneaud Judge
following piece Of real estate in the above matter
A LOT OF GROUND, together with the buildings
and improvements thereon, situated in Mandevilie
parish OF 81. Tammany, Louisiana, measuring IOl
feet nche front Rue du Lac BY log feet inches
front on Rue Claiborne, ~ 473 feet in depth in the
square bounded by Rue du Lac. Claiborne, Wllkin-
son and Lafayette streets. according TO plan made
BY A D'Henecourt, Deputy Surveyor dated twenty.
eight January 1855 aud annexed to an act Of dopa
Jon by Mira Widow Rene LIE Monier to Mrs. Cecfle
frleur and Uoralie Prieur, passed before A. CHA
pea, notary public, on twenty-sixth January, 1856
Terms and Condiuons-One half cash, the bal ance
- credit OF one year in the note Of the purchaser
drawn BY him 20 his own order, and By him in
dorsed divided into pons II required) domicilia
ted at the Louisiana State Bank IN this city with
interest at the rate Of eight per cent per annum
from dAte until paid to be fecnred by vendors pry
iegs and special mortgage the property Sold with
the 'asse OF aen sgnsaao and i've per cent iaW-
yer ices to be paid By the IN case Of gut
Acts Of sale before selim Magner toEether with
internal Revenue stamps etc., at the expense OF the
N. B.-Plan viii be exhibited At the Auctienesfs
kxohange fifteen days prior to sale.
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For New York. Cromwell line every Saturday at
Pm.
For New York--Merchants' line every Saturday at
iP. NJ.
For Baltimore and Hayana-Steamship from Jack
son Square on the LIST and 18th Of every month.
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OEsKLdlLaahE . ss88IH;lEIgn l.g.s .RLAagIee

sine street are now prepared 10 put on new Roofs
equal respect % tho host standard rqpf1 and
room pu<rle4no roel4 Of 1toauboatr Ilc.. lank1uR
tnem nre sad water proof Lhne ne lE4t1se pre-
pared q eoyNf Fault Or orokWnsk d Ap1 ANA, pro
teotn9 Y entirely from fhq a1ti1H ~ the elsmaneA
AZ wosk soafaaissds olio6 q Aarazins street,
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For Galveston and Indianola-Morgan line foot of
St Joseph street, Wednesday and Saturday at
An
For Brazos Santago-Morgsnline, foot of St. Jo-
seph street, every Saturday at A. M
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To MMNT-a NEWLY buILT TWO sTOI
Esiek nHalllnE With AZ modern convsnien,
.tr14t4 Possession given IN. eIirf1i1. Appy
y. oarn1n, Ne. 3 st6sS BalldlnT. u
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
Arrival and Departure of Ealiro'

Arrival and Departure of Railroad
Trains.
North and East via Jackson Railroad-Leave
daily at S. sc P. NJ. Arrive at 80 P, NJ
Galveston via Opelousas Railroad and steamer
from Brashear-Leave tuot of st. Ann street Thurs
days and sundays at 1890 a. NJ. Arrive Wednesdays
and Saturdays at Up. NJ.
Coast Steamers.
For Mobe-SteAmer leaves MilnebuTg every day
on arrival of 2 P. II. Pontchartrain cars.
For Mobie-Propeer steamer leaves New Basin
every Wednesday and Saturday at P. M.
For Bay ST. Louis, Pass Christian, Mississippi
City, Biloxi, and Ocean Springs-Steamer leaves
a. N. train Saturdays arrival OF P NJ. train,
going to PascagculA
For Florida ports-Steamship from foot OF CRlhope
street on the 9Th and Goth of every month.
For Madisonville, Vaudeville, etc-Stsamer leaves
daily Oh arrival OF p. NJ. train; Saturday, P NJ. /;
Sunday texeursion). SEQ A. NJ.
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MISREPRESENTATION.

III MONTUOMEBT BHO1, q CO.
AZ r. M Montgomery, Auotioneer--Will be sold on
Thursday, September 1865. At II O'clock A. on
A9tlipn mart No. 81 lamp street.
"A E1nclnl assortment Of HOUSEHOLD FURNI
49,. Rca as Rosewood, MehoEeu7, and Walnnt
- ~ .'A Irreaua, AruoirH, WnshstGnda hahoKk
IA ~ M, M..4rt Yesea. Sofas, Spring Seat ChaiTa,
~ 49, 1n9.-q frhie Top Centre Tables Marbia Tor
1sr,,s,- en4on Tablsa, Velvet and Hruassli
ms szet TAG Mirrors, MATTRESSES. AugraI.
being the ee1tsni1 q Ssisi vel furnisftd hcuscr
A .asgs invoice q cst.aSs Ma. s,.ra .na w..
seat Chairs, etc W. @''.--' Se1AS @Aa~ "sye
E-1.ls-uasn- nua
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Merchanta' Mutual Insuranee Compe,1

THOS. L. MAXWELL
se3 Is oc5 Sheriff OF the Parish of 0rlears
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lAhSA .. AID fhkhat1qAx SALE OF EE.E.
Honsn, Fine WeEk Mules Fine Nilan f1cw1. Ts,,v.
Eiea. Elegant Brsttss Harnsaa' HsSsis. sie.' ~
at suction
NJ MONTGOMERY BRO. = ~
~ 3; u. Menteomely, AuetionesF-NI|I &. IA -
Thu H1DA4 HeptemhsF 3. leta a. III 1oI1a|F ~ Ii
Ahner'B SlHble On Gfaelsx sslpqt-- - w. =
Elegsnt HATQH HOngEs.
H|n1ant SADDLE H1REFSs
Zine W0EK Mu1.E9;
EIne MICH o1UHf
-AI00e~
s1 &nd Open DpGEisss kle1ant Hrstts. nafnaA
fzssz'-.t.sA IN Quilted States 1ssssusy n.....
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CLEARED YESTERDAY.

OFFICE OF THE DAILY REPUBLICAN,
FRIDAY, September 4, l.Ss.
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THURSDAY EvEsISo September 3. lses-
C0TTON.-The movement yesterday was followed
MP to-day with increased animation and The market
pretty well cleared OF ali tine crop sale tie
business cumming MP 800 bales Prices showed little
no change from yesterday, but towards the close
the pressure Of the demand upon the supply gave
some advantage to the factors and high as 261a
YVES paid for strict low middlipg and 275 for mid
ding. The ruling ratea however were 26c fer
low middling and q for middling The demand was
exclusively for the NORTH foreign BUYERS apparently
awaiting more bera supplies. The ehowery weather
prevailing here for several days past said to have
extended 70 the interior and caused serious damage
to the crop, but does not appear to have had any
influence on the market Some old ordinary was
sold 20 day at 22e The better qualities of old crop
are quoted At 20 less than new, bat the inferior
kinds disproportlonately lower. Thus far the new
crop has consisted mostly Of low middling and
middling.
COTTON BTATEMENTs d
STOCK GA hand sept. ], le6e-bales...... 3e44
-4tttsq to-ehy s..:..s.s.s.-ss............ lb4
Arrived pfsuouAr... SO e73
am
,ssssa none
oioAtsN bfetteeSy none none
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ARRIVED YESTERDAY.
BELOW COMING UP,
EXPORTS,

Bark Artur. Briggs. from New York, to Cooh-
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VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY IN
Vaudeville, Parish of St TAmmany, Louisi.
amino. a2,2s9, Second District Court Of New
orlesns-oOrae Prieur. Wife OF E. G. Cots
ehalkvs. John H. and Alex. Alpuente-saie to
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NEW ORLEANS, oPELOUSAS AND GREAT
WESTERN ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 3-5 bales cot.
ton to Beraud 4 Gibert-4 blanche Wiltz-2 + Du-
tOur-2 A Bonnefon-l Tetrou-l p j Pavy &co-
j Couret-l7 bds hides Dbl tallow B L Mann Il
COLA head cattle McQuoid Mehle-and sundries
10 order-Iotal l6 bales cotton
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UNDER DECREE In EQUITY.
Keller ". Hspward.

! On TUESDAY, the ed Docsmbsr, at IL O'Clock, vii
be sold at the Old OHstomhouse
! AL thosa TIVE pI.AIrA!!0As sess..ez1iiyy called
Livingston aud Bugbee situate the south side OF
Ashepoo River. in ST. Bartnolomew's Parish, Cole
ton District, containing Gao acres Of Swamp Land,
more or less. and 4l6 acres Of Hlah Land, more or
less according to late survey thereof made by Jno
A. Michel Surveyor; bounding north on the Oaks
plantation and Ashepoo River; south on Lalis Creek
and Fell Farm plantation, belonging to James NJ.
lhett; west on Fell Farm and Fraser back water
canal. and east on AsLepoo River; also, I'll that
sPnIP OF LAND, reserved by R. B. Rhstt In his
conveyance Of the Fell Farm plantation to James
F. Rhett, for he purpose Of max ng road through
the said Fell farm plantation, for the Of the Liv
ingson and Bugbee plantations, consisting Of so feet
OF Land in width from tho point designated In the
plat aforesaid and on the Fell Farm plat to the pub
lie Ashepoo Neck road.
al that TRACT OF LAND known as the
Mcdonald Tract. situate on Ashepoo River;
bounding north on lands of William Bsllnger, south
by Fsn Farm. east by lands OF Robert Chiselm and
west by Dram Field, containing 500 acrts, moro or
less.
Terms-rne-t third cash. balance on credit Of one,
two and three years. with interest payable annually,
to bo secured by bond Of the purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises sold. Purchaser to pay for pa
pers and stamps.
J. ". GRAY, Master in Equity.
December 81 tu4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-12

NEW AND SPACIOUS ESTABLISHMENT. For
some time, Messrs McLoy & Rice have had IN con-
templation move from their present limited
accommodations, No. 26s Kingstreet to tho spacious
establishment at the corner of King and Hasei
streets which has been everhauled, remodelled and
adapted, il every particular, to on extensive dry
goods and carpet trade Tho entire shelving has
been put UP anew, and in keeping with the most
modern designs and requirements. by Messrs
sawner Ferguson, and the premises from stem
to stern repainted in appropriate colors by Meesrs
T. A. Beamish Co. The lower floor, OIL King
street, will be devoted to the retail trade, while tho
upper will be used as wholesale department. lie
Hsselstrect branch, store of itself, conveniently
connected with the main building, will be used as
CARPET room in the lower fore past of which Will De
conducted the receiving and SHIPPING. Messrs.
McLoy Rice, in their new and elegant quarters,
will have anple room for the transaction OF their
extensive Wholesale and reiail business. Mr Rice,
with twenty-five years. experience in the trade,
ing in New York, enjoying unsurpassed facilities or
purchasing at first hands, keeps tho Charleston
house supplied with the latest novelties and staple
goods, In its line. To-day. the preliminary move
will be made, and on Monday morning the new
establishment will be thrown open to The public
and we imagine, will present features that Will
challenge ~ uiration.
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PEOPLE soon find out where the cheapest
goods can be bought, and among the ladies WHO are
in the habit of shopping King. Arehers Ea-
zaar is already household word-the synonym OF
cheapuess accommodation aud the desire to please.
Mr.. Archer announces in to.days NEWS. that he has
lust returned .,om New York, bringing seventy-hve
cases OF merchandise, comprising all the latest novel,
ties in his line which offered at less than one
half their original cost As his stock always gne5 OIL
with rush. the ladies' who wish to select should pay
IN early visit to his establishment. Remember NO.
36s King street, near the corner Of George.
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HOTEL Charleston Ho,el De-
cenber 1l.-Thsmas Gregg, Columbia: W Burger,
South Carolina; z " B,itton, New York; Thomas
Nash. New York; A GsnzourgoT, Jacksonville, Fla;
Co,clough, =; George Waterhousa, Beaufort; I
sullivan, wife and child, A; Hoxton, New York;
T Bushy Jamiaon, -; D zollers. Baltimore; H
Dutten, England; John Cannon. Atlanta; QainA,
Newark, N j; q W johnson. New York; q iIun-
son, New Jersey; H Sturdy, Massachusetts; Edwd
Rowland, Philadelphia; & O'Hara, SOW Yerk; Il
Stores, New York; Ralph King and vie, New Yorh;
VIM H Steiner Now York.
Pavilion Hs.tlAr Buckingham, Barnwell, c; 3
n walker; Cross Anchor S G.; Baatwrish'. Edge
field, G; e L Maokrsy, Laurens, &; William
surer, IS Moore, New York; Or Spencer, Virginia;
Captain Notifies, Williamsburg, Z.
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CORNER vF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS

CORNER UF CALHOUN AND KING STREEIS.
WE, TIE UNDERSIGNED, HAZE RECEIVED.
and arc receiving, by every steamer large invoices OF
the CHEAPEST FALL GOODS which have ever been
offered ia rhis market City es well as country buy
ers can cave from fifteen to twenty-five per cent. by
buying their Goods from the above firm.
lol of Dress Goods, trsm 20 to rs cents FER yard
Best Irish Popiins. from 80 to so cents per yard
Calicoes, at 10, 121S md Is cents per yard lbest
Balmoral Skirts, from 81 25 up
81 White Table Damask, only 81 per yard
Brown Linen DanasR, only CD cents per yard
Wersted Table Cloths from 81 20 up
largo assortment OF White and Coored Flannels nt
very low prices
300 pair Of Blankets. bought TWENTY-FIVE por cent be-
low cost, will be sold from So up
Colored Quilts, from 81 10 to 50
White Marseilles Quilts 10a. Ill, 124. from 81 so
to 81
Ladies English Hose, without seams from 81 to 80
ocnts
satnoss from 50 10 rs cent.
args qantty OF the latest style of Cassimeres, from
81 to 81 so
Ladies' Black Brcadcioth, from So to IS so
variety of shaws at Sc, 50 50 S3 50 co. 81. and S.
Also, fine branchc, Of White shirting at very low
prices
Ladies' and Gcrt's Underwear at different prices
Gents Socks, from 10 up to SO cents
The best French Csrsets, from rs cents to 81
The latest style of Folt I'd straw BATS
Trimmings Buttons, Ribbons. &c, at the lowest cash
prices.
Choice cslors Empress Cloth, only SIC
Shepherds Plaid from 20 to 25c
Mcrines from COS up
lot of Ladies' Black Clonls from S3O0up
Ladies' and Mons Kid Cloves only Sl.tO
ss5-Rcmembcr the CHEAP STORE, ut Tho
CORNER OF CALHOUN AND KING STREETS.
WE ALSO NOTIFY UGE PATRONS AND TEE
public in general that VIC haTo built an addition 10
our store, exclusively for BOOTS, SHOES, HATS.
TRUNKS, Sc, which viii be sold 1t the lowest cash
prices.
Call and examine orr Siock.
G1- ENTRANCE IN CALuO0N.SIEEEr.
FUKcuGOTT IL EUo.,
No. 437 KING-oTEEET.
Septembe: 81 3mo
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MELANCHOLY DEArH.-Mr. Marshall Percival,

MELANCHOLY DEArH.-Mr. Marshall Perclval,
living near Aiken, in Barnwel District, who is well
known Iere, having served during the war on our
ooast. in the Matthews Artil.ery-aamed alter I.
Raven Matthews, tsq.. of this city, who was cap
.ain-went on iox hunt fsw days sibce. He was
missed by his comrades. and search WAS made, when
he was discovee dead in The woods, with his fore
head badly cut. 1t is supposed he was thrown rom
his horse, and his neck broken in the TALL Mr. Per-
eiya was about twentyone years old. end leaves be-
hind h,u number OF army comrades, in this vicn-
iry. who deeply lament his sad and melancholy end
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Rr1SnSESS CuRED.

Mrs. Catharire NJ Copnor, residence on Queen
street, between State and Church streets (ne NUM-
bcr, partially blind from an affection OF the optic
nerve. Sight restored by two treatments May be
referred to-
Mr.. Martin Fowler, residence No. Sl2 Liue'street
deaf for fourteen years. had to halloo at the top of the
voice to make him hear. Bearing perfectly restored
by two treatments at the hall. May be referred to.
Mr. John L. Perry, asthma 70. fourteen years. suf
fering continually. After two treatments and pre-
scription, entirely relieved, and now feels entireJ
well.
Or. French can be consulted at his parlors ut tn:
Waverley House. each day until January 2d, at which
time he Will close his practice in this city. Those
wishing lis services should c1ll early.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-12

A CASE OF DISTRESS. the fire at Claus
sens mills, the other night. on old white man IN
very impoverished circumstances with family OF
seven metheress children. was tempted to carry oil
barrel of -four he found lying in the street. The
case was reported to the authorities, and be was ar
ested and arragned before the Mayors Court yes
terday morning. when his sad tale Of Distress told
in earnest words, induced the Mayor not only to dis
miss the charge, but to give him work, which he
had not had for months.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-12-12

TRorr,Sa IN SAyANNAH-CHARLEsToN AHEAD!
st recent trottins m itch in Savannah, over tho
"rhunderbolt Park Course" the we'll known Charles
tan pooy Toby trottsd against Savannah
mara ard a roam horse, all in harness, and dis
,onced these "crack" Georgia "nass" on heavy
track in S:7Js. The trot was mile heats 'hreo IN
tive. for purse OF $50.
There will be some good sport on the 10th inst.
when three favorito .goers" win contest for purse
OF $780, The Forest City is alive to trotting, racing
and yachting. This used to be said OF Charleston
once. Why not now2