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Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30


ilETAS been longer engaged in the treatment Of
49, Chronic, Sexual and Female Diseases than any
etter PhFsicant "a 81 Louie f
Syphilis ~ All - forts GonorfhPa, Gieet.|
Strfrtures Orchilis, Diabetes, and al aaeciiOns Of
the Urinary and Sezual Organs, are treated with.
The greatest success.
Speruatorrhea. Sexual Debility ana I'm
HpotencY, as the result Of Eelf-abuse IN youth, or
sexual ekcesses in matuFeT years, whhh produce
some Of the toileTing efectss asbloicbes, DEBILITY
di z1iness, dimness OF sight confusion 81 foea1, esl1
foFebodinks, aversion e socIefy o. feHale5, loss o.
imemuFy and sexual power, and r~gAdering marriage
trlpropeE-can be cured
PereOns suffering from Consumption Dyspepsia
lChr0nic piafrheE, Liver Complaint, Hernia, Hap
lture, or any other chronic ahecusrs may rely upon
r0ceiving radIcai rure.
Particular atsentitn giseh to ak Femals Gem
fClaints. ~InGammatiOn sud BIcsfatton OF the
Womb, Leucorrboa. ChlOrisIs, StsEiflty SC. Most
leases can be properly treated withen ali interview,
land medicines sent - mall 81 express, secured free
lfrom observation. Consultation BY letter or at ONCE
iFREE. Charges moderate ard cures GUARANTEED
II HOmce, with hospit&f aoc0mmoda lsgns f0r pa
tien Is NO. 6I7s 81 Charles street 1etween Sixth
and Seventh. st. Louis, No
EVERY BGDY can get in q sAaled eRye lope,
lmy Thecry and treatment 81 Sexual and Urinary
lDiseases, containing fsfi symptom lists, for tive
lpostage stamps also. my Paper relating to Chronic
and Fefiale Complaints, foy q three cent stamp.
I2I7s1y co
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
VIM. 7 DEN. Agt
The B1ownville, e Koney and
Pacific Railroad Company.

NOTICE IS hereby given, that, ia pnrsuanee %
IN the GeneraI Law Of the State Of Nebr11a5
Company has been Incorporated and the ceftitease
Of s6id iucoruoration has been lied 10 tho ehco q
the Secretary Of State Of The State Of NebrassAs
The name Of the said corporation is "lho bro"n-
vile. Fort Kearhey and Pacific Railroad Company
Is principal place of business shall b BroUnFties
ia Nsmaha County, Nebraska. The general nature
Of its business shall be the construction, mainte-
nance and obsmticn Of q Railroad from B~IoWnFils
IN said county Of Nemaha, % . point on re Union
and Paei6e Railroad, the nearest prneaeteis e
Fort Kearne5 il said State Of hsoEaskA % 81
intosssottbs said Union and Pacific Raiiroad at such
point. The capital stock is two million dollars
ten per cent. Of which is payable az tho time ok
subscribing, and the balenes st the cal o. She
Board Of Directors. Tho business and power o.
said cormrati0u mme On the lIth da7 q
June. 1887. and said corpotation s t6haFo perpet-
aal duration. The indebt8d1ess Of ne corp1ra-
tion is net to exceed at any tine tWo-thirds q -
capital stock, or ths value Of its property ooth
real and personal. The business and affairs ottne
Comtany are to- be eondueted ~ q Board % seven
DIRECTORS, aho shall Be elect d ., the annual meet
ing which shall be held on The htat Monday ok
September Of each. year.
JOfN MCPHERSON, President.
J. ". BbAcKBuRS Secretary. 49,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
IFGAL NOTIoE.-

lydia e. mick viii take notice that eide o.
Amiek did, on January 10th, 1858, Ole IN The o1eo
Of the Clerk of Tho Di strict Court d AemasA tos
Ne brnska. BIS Petition in which be ptays that the
said Court viii grant him q new trial IN tho cause
Of Gideon Amick We. Lydia il. Amiek for dlforee
and care Of children, which vas tried AID decided
st the September Term, 1867, II the faid Court.
The said lydia E. Amick Is required 20 piead Or ap-
near 10 said Petition on Or before March 9b lo5os
Attest WILLIAM 81. HOOVER
re Clerk Of said Court
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
NOTfCE.

The creditors Of Levi Bradley, deceased; vim
take notice that the Probals Coart Ct Nemaha
C0unty, Nebraska, Aas apP0inted lhe 18th cay q
July, 1855, and The 10th day Of August, 1855, az tho
tinegaHd the o6ice 81 ne Proeate Jndsein Brown
The hearing Of claims aga7nst tie Estate of aid
dccedsnt, beforkthe Probate Judge 81 said Nem4ha
cOunty, NEBRASKA. UnisH TIE ca 81 0f credItor8
are brosentedt 10 said Protate Jgdgs for aii0W14
upon enc Of the said days they VII Dot be entiisd
II uaymout. A.W. MORGAN
Pt0EH judge.
Bro8n4ilie. Jan. Hath. 1885. l6-5t
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

10 3n whom e nay eoaeeFrs
Notics a hereby given that ths Probsse Qsurt q
Nemzha auaty, Ntbrasse fhns appoiuict the teoent
Virsiniz 81. Hont. GasrIia8 ~ Hease Bt4f rs
IodniS Etbs, GOV Mrs Gt1ffac
: Givan ursor by hand tha1zi dag ef Es1.A Iy
fss A. IS. MORGAN, f8tafe
z Ftr4SA a. 6 -
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

l~nformation guaranteed to preduce a l~uxuFianl
groWth Of hair upon a bald bead OF bea=dless faRe,
also a reeipe for the remoraf Of Pimples, tlotches,
Erupiions, etc., On the skin. leaVing theEame soft,
and beautiful, can be obtained without ebargeby
addressing. THOS. F.. CHAPMAN, Chemist
S23 broadway New York.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

,.i. Of meetings win b held At the Chris
!, church ip London, On nszs sasunasS-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

,..DusHisg Hossssf for sale cheap ! also, a 70
AT Bliss P. O. Sore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Fail aO,k Stationery just received and Tor sale,
.,S.uls or retail q reduesd P~ricssai Mocrssry's.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Y, l..rut hat Mr.. chafee's Wou6d l. not danger
,vs anal he adding vel under oSrsOfD 3 HoiiAday.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

! {. Lett, Land Agent BFOEnviHs, Nebraska.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

p, ivvtaiOn Judge HsWstt win lecture before
.g,risv Literary association o. tho 9th OfFeb-
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

gloeias pu5 shsEls st cost and 70 nis-
rstJ.L. MCGEE 4 Co.'s.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

.,rns Pieces and all kinds Of ammunition q
Iassbugsr Bees.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

- ]. g . Ads.i0 n. a0nbaI.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

,.aa, LEAD, SHOT sHa csP'as swan a BF0''.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

r. - Dry Oak wood ssr sale.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

= RLhCKBpRE ia cur authorized Agent to
sb.eipsions Cor the 1dpsFiissr in the Fair
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

o.. Green Apple. for sale sy J. l. Neset c.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

nyou want good srtiels Of Fsni'y Flour, leave
orasz q slissis r. q Sore, BE keeps ts beat
I'D
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Oar Stock Of Clothing win Be closed out at m
wssdshtsdly low prices within 80 days to make
non br Spring Stock. DORSEY 4 BRO.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

[ 7UvERis our authorised Agent to receive
a.sos for The 1dpsniser IA Pc Highland
t
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

The weather dsrisg the past week has been very
sda and frosty, ssPesis ~ since Sunday. Wed
.ps.ssy morning the mercury stood - below Q.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

u q D-E-I1 y y -----1 y
p,.skA Of the BrinEsrhOH e2K0O.
E14So CgEn sneiler, V6C~C
Sample shellsrs shipped On receipt o ne price and
warranted to give satisfaction, Of TIE Machine VII y
takeubacF and1ha money refunded apon notice WiiaD
J.. GARSIDU &-COs
Aeehlson, Eer1f4
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

sTETnIE. THURSDAY, JAN. g, 1888
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30


Few persons bus feel 3 contempt fof Stool'
even while they use hSn. Kg pfblisbeu viii betf
witness that IS cents for tbs trst and 10 cents for
each hdditooa insertion Is Is Locals can Sc
done for II the laboror is sershy Of Bic hire" We
eaah insert them fcr 20 lee. hat z tho1s hs anT Of
our patrons whose basinss I'D win not warusai
this outlay Wsd rathsr ipisrt sqg rpshing il is
AnOe bissed 70 giss than rsceiFe
-
During iho pnst uoek ias ~actnqFiedse ayiait
IRON Samuel y. Campbell, Formerly q this ely,
bat now clerkingi ia Mansf ed & EningHoods Hand
Nsrs and iran storefus 81 Joseph. Ne. Re repre-
sents that house. vel aaa mtsl gain pspularlg
wherever he 6 known.
wsrosios oar I'd ssiOvr-eu ssu. 3. G Berger, i
"a eur city On q visa. Rubs has sosn muss sesv ice
since y 10 hibnFs 20 looks nons the WOnss 70,
Esag,
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

y" "-TU"-"UTa NV ~ ~
1O& b0ukh 10Th ST., Philadelphia, Pa.
Is per bottle or s bottles for 81. so deitv-
TO any address. Sold BY all Druggists everywhere
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30
S. ROBisoN. AZ. "a. u. =. rri5uaa
q. Il. TODD, e. g Times.


mr.. y. B~RfNKERuofE, ksd.s Dear 81 10y Ar
vfferv C~emn1uee, appointed % seieet Implements Df
R4hibition a. the Universal Exposition ln Paris, -
f8sT. have selected end % uo.ToNl
CORN SuELLER az the best 10 America.
Ihava accepted their report, and wiI forHefd yoN
Shelter. III Delivered hs4o. ready lof 11lrAf4t g q
beIsra January :. 1851 {oaE1 LrnlI
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Through Capt. Csrson-ws learn thst Cd FusaAs
and DR.. Mcpherson reached Washington Just one
week from the day they started, wen and eager 70
scoOnpliA their mission. Nebraska has the rep
citation q having The best looking Delegation in
WSshingtou sud tie most eager Tor railroads.. No
Jess than four delegations psllg on lard grant mis-
sions.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

W.D. MHhin has just finished a set Of Buggy
harness for Col. r. W. Furnas bat excel anything
p that line ever prOSaeed in this city. The 6nish
And uoEkmFqship esFnot be eFccllsf anyWhere.-
Can at his shop n Msiu street and examine them
and mis- general stOek, be sas raasozabIe . man C
dealWith syou ever met.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

R.F. Barrett, Of this city isnegotiating FOR the
purchase Of The unsEpired :oass O. the BrOwnviie
AsanFsuy f4nsbiss II he succeeds the steam
boat SsSsef m be used ass ferry boat. Mr.. Bar
ret has an interest in the prosperity Of this section
e country andi Is the right man 70 adSanss our IN
tsTest As well Is his own.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

BuskEheat Flour, Corn, cas-, HAy, Corn Neal
Bran, Shorts, Cob neal and Wood fos sale at the
p {. Sore.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

The 81. Joseph Union comes to Us in a new dress
md beautifully printed. Ills thoroughly Repub
iuau and deserving TIE patronage Of loyal men
WayVhsrs.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Tbe case Of the City b BrOwnviHs -. John w.
AiddlvtOa, = al ytakon 70 the DISCREET Court On error
by Defendants. District Court decided thai there
vas error. Taken 70 the Supreme CoUst - The
City. The supreme Court Dismissed tae case on
motion Of Defendants at cost Of eig. because esF
had sled no petition in errsr in court below.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

Ksiswettsr & Brisnan, arc payiag, At their City
Neat Market, the highest market price for Chick
sas. puails, &e. Bring them TO the Meat Market
iiyOu wish a ready sale at good prices. Cash paid
for hides.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

NJ. IOtet, agent e de Auaissn BiblS Seoisty,
win praeh from the tsYt-Blssssa arc the Pure in
Heart, 70 they shall see GOa-On Thursday even
ing, January sch, at the N. E. Church. The
subject IL 4 interest 70 an. Come and hear Aim.
Nebraska advertiser., 1868-01-30

The following are the OnceEs q the American
Bible sOsisg Cor Eemaha county; President r. F.
BaJst Vie President, Jonas Becker ! Secretary
Smith J. Tutts; Treasures. Wm. L. Hoover Ex-
soutiFe Committee, Theodore Hill John C. peussr,
JOhn Barnes, Geo. w. Dorsey. B. d. Snyder.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17
Another Chance to Register.

General CANDY in his order in reference
to the coming elections in South Carolina
under the Reconstruction acts, provides that
there shall be another opportunity given
to all who are entitled to the franchise
according to those acts to secure their
privilege by placing their names on the
list of registered voters. We trust that
not one of our citizens, whose claims
to loyalty will pass muster under the new
dispensation, will fail to avail himself Of
this last chance to obtain the not very ex-
elusive, yet not wholly unimportant prerog-
ative of the citizen. These are practical
times; and ordinary prudence in our own
behalf, as well as decent regard for the
common welfare, demands that no good citi-
zen should lightly sacrifice so substantial
an advantage as the ballot may at any time
prove to be, to mawkish but natural re-
pugnance to mingle in the motley concourse
which nowadays gathers around the pclls
We know not how soon an issue may arise
in which the vote of every right-mindcd
man may be of the last Importance. Let
lis take care now that, when the time comes,
our hands shall not be tied.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17
A Nice Question.

The Northern Radicals have eagerly
seized upon the fimsy pretezt which some
body lately devised for tie exclusion of
negroes from Congressional honors, namely
that the emancipated slaves had not been
citizens long enough to render them eligible
as members of Congress under the provis-
ions of the constitution. But in their
hypocritical zeal for strict construction of
constitutional limitations the dominant
party seem to have overlooked the fact that
the negroes of the South were not all slaves.
How will they manage to ignore the claims
of those who were never ssot free" but
who were freemen always and the sons OF
freemen? In the light of the Radical gos-
pei can these colored "men and brethren"
be rejected as ineligible?
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17

2assare c: tn ..ye-. guard. :-'i':-i - .s.'
disgust. :r3uaci.eG II 7ht co'd I.57!-' al e''
the Lor-: Bridge :,r two n:sE:*. ''' "'.s
doomed to j;:sanoo:r:.raat. 70" ;:o A!'s9; mace
MS ,npsararce. T:s. ii was resolved 20 lock
tle reav Of the war Department il order tat
t;.ero sao.:;i *. lut oae entrance. wh:ch It was
thought tie Fo-;y-tou,tb Regiment, as=lsreo
bv the Twelfth Regiment OF infantry anu tine
Fifth Cavalry, would be able to hold against
anv force that could be brought upon it."
The New York World closes AZ article upon
the New Hampshire election and its results as
follows: "At the same rate of Democratic gam
as in New Hampshire, we shall keep C0nnecti-
cut by an increased majority, and perhaps
carry Maine. We shall carry New YORK .: aa al
increased majority; New Jersey b. an lncre"ssu
majority: Pennsylvania by an increaseu ,:e @a
ioritv: Ohio by an increased majority; UaliIoi- amor.
MA br an increased majority; we shall retain
1rorvland. Delaware and Kentucky without an
efor+. and we have excellent chances for gain
inc enough more to make handsome MAORI
~ in the Electoral Colleges. As the hepuon-
cans cannot hold their own in New England
they must lose prodigiously elsewhere. NOR
is this mere inference. At the same time
that we have been making small and slow
gains in New Hampshire, the general drift OF
the town elections in New York, and other
States, shows great Democratic gains.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17
CHI A r ES TON F..
TUESDAY MORNING, MARCH II, 1863.
St. Patrick's Day.

There is one day in the year when the
thoughts of every Irishman turn with es-
pecial fondness to that fair isle, seated on
the broad bosom of the Atlantic, which has
won through the lofty deeds Of her sons
lofty and enduring renown. Around Ireland
cluster the memories of the valour of the
soldier, the FIRE Of the poet, the wisdom Of
the statesman, the silvery tongue of the
orator, the honesty of men, the chastity of
women; and on st. Patrick's day every
Irishman, old and young, is dreaming and
thinking of home. Whether he live under
the burning sun OF the tropics, amid the
icy wastes of the regions of perpetual snow,
on the pampas of South America, in the
busy cities of the North, on the plains of
the fer West, in the mines of California, OF
on the cotton fields of Carolina, for this day
he is wholly Irish in thought, word and
deed, all and ever for Ireland.
1t was right and proper that race which
has set its seal on thousand walls, which
has had the universe as its battle-ground,
which has built up cities, and given the
riches of its genius and labor to West and
East, North and South, should have one
grand festal day, when each Of its wander
ing members might place on offering of love
on the common altar, and VOW renewed alle-
glance to that luxuriant land which may
not yet be free. st. Patrick's day is the
link which unites Irishman with Irishman
the wide world over;-it is the tie that joins
them in perpetual league of fellowship
and love. On this day grudging and bit
terness must be buried out of sight, and
from sunrise to sunrise mirth and hilarity
should govern and prevail.
Centuries of alien dominion, decades Of
misunderstanding have neither weakened
faith nor e1tinguished hope. Erin mourns
the children whom she has lost, and grieves
that they who should of right gather the
fruits of her soil and garner up the abun-
dance of her wealth should have been driven
from her shores by the iron rod Of neoes-
sity. But she does not fear or falter; and
is still confident that the time will come
when those who have done so much for
others may watch and work for her.
On this St. Patrick's day, whatever the
gloom of the future, let every son of the
Emerald Isle be joyous, blythe and gay.
1t is useless to seek trouble ere it comes,
and the few hours now given to merriment
and mirth will wipe the cobwebs from the
brain, restore to the hand its wonted cum
ming, and enliven every Irish heart with
brightness and with trust. But while the
laugh is loudest, while the eye is most
bright and the voice most full, Erin must
not be forgotten; and, on this the day Of
good St. Patrick, from every quarter and
every cline, should rise up in fervor the
simple, earnest prayer-GOd bless Ireland.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17
Msetiaas.

UNION CHAPTER, 40. 3. f.. Al NJ.
T7EE REGULAR MONTHLY CoNTOCATGON
vii! ba holden il MasoIc tiali II is Eo4ninS, the
lcfn inst, at talf-paa o'clock. CoInparions and
Candidates ior degrees VII bc punc ual IL attend
ance.
PHILIP AUSTIN,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17

LADIES MEMORIAL ASSOCIATION.
NlEE REGULAK QUARTERLY MEETING OF
4 the Ladies' Meusril Associate q" will be held
in the Committee Room, at the "Hone for Confed
crate Widows and OrrhAns, BroAd-Ireet, On This
A AfeYnoon 17th instant at ?. n. Members are re-
ques,ed to be punct9A
March II By order of he President.
ST. PATRICK'S DAY.
TRIsHMEI, SONS OF 81. PATRIIK, ASsEM BILE
1 This Morntas, at o'clock, at Masonic Hall, cor
ner King and Wentworth streets, t., escsft the St
Parick's Benevolent Society to the Cathedral
liyere In honor OF the Patron Sairt and Spiritual
Father of our rsos. After which collection will be
taken up in aid Of the ST. Patriots Male Orphan
Asylum, under the charge OF the good Sisters Of
Mercy Your liberal contributions to-day, In aid Of
30 noble charity will merit rich rewards through
the prayers of these poor helplesf Orphans OF st.
Patrick.
b. request. 6. NUEAN, '. F.,
and Acting Secretary St. P. NJ. o. Society.
Feast of st. Patrick 17th 1863
March II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17
fsnilbtrs.
MAPES'
NITROGENIZED SUPER-PHOS'
PHATE OF LIME.

yTyHE PRACTICAL EXPERIENCE GIVEN BELOW
of planters during the past season. fully establish
all the advantages claimed for this wel.known FER
TILIZER:
Received the highest premium awarded to FerHl.
izers By the American Institute Of New York, held
October, 1867.
mittee of the Institute, composed Of Dr.. c. E BUoK
Professor ]. G. PoE1E, and other prominent Chem
lists, see pamphlets.
PHATE from other similar Fertilizers Is, that al Of
is iaaredtents ar: of animal origin, and are either
soluble IN scGter, or i: e condition to qckIy become
solt.6k IN the soil and be taken.up BY the crop.
Contains no inert or mineral materials.
The proper re1adveproportion of the ingredients
in MAPES' sUPER-PHOSPHATE to meet the re-
uuirements of the Cotton crop on Georgia and South
Carolina soils, is fully proved by the experience Of
planters who testified that Uhereuer oppled, eren to
land aotea for rushing cotton, the disease ts entirely
corrected, and healthy, vigorous growth produced.
On the same land Peruvian GiuAno and other fertu-
izers have failed to secure healthy growth.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17
Gbufatioual.

NIGHT SCHOOL, NIGHT SCHOOL!
No. IS 6WENTWORTH-STREET, LECTURE ROOM
OF ENGLISH LUTHERAN CHURCH.
THE HOURS FOR THE EXERCISES IN ARITH-
METIC, WRITING, READING, GERMAN and
ENGLISH GRAMMAR are from to O'Clock 2. III.
Terms-s2 per month In advance.
Bookkeeping charged extra.
December2 c. d. BEhGMANN.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17

~ II Z G G
W STEAM BRICK PRESS,
AWARDED pY THE PARIS EXPOSITION UNIVERSALLY w
1867 The FIRST PRIZE MEDAL,
This poyerful and beautiful labor-savine macnlhSe S
will make 3O OOu bricks per day. Has been horous"
" tested, having made ,1c
MANY MILLIONS OF THE FINEST FACE BAACnN'
as well as lower grade, all superior TO any Srct
at about half the cost Of ordinary 70 sa
The Patent Company are now prepafneu nnad urice.
machines with rights on royalty. OF nsrion can
be had on application to o.,,,-,-,r ~
OFFICE GREGa's BRICK PRESS PATENT co'
No oa1 cRES1NCESTREET,
PmApELpEA, Pa, ,mr
March II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17
ST. PATR1cK,s BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.

ST. PATRICK's BENEVOLENT SOCIETY.
WILL CELEBRATE THEIR FTFrY-FIRsT AN.
w NTvERSARY, Thus Day, 18th instant-wu
meet at the Masonic HALL corner Of King and Went
worth streets, at 81 O'Clock a. NJ will then proceed
from there to ST. Joseph's Church, Anson-st1eet,
where Mass will be celebrated at 10 o'clock A.
M, and an ora6en delivered by Rev. j. c.
CROGAN suitable to the occasion. collection viii
be taken up for the beneat of tie orphans under
charge of the Sisters of Mercy. An Rlecdon for OFF,
GERS from to P. NJ.
JAMES F. SLATTERY,
March II % Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-03-17

CHARLESTON WORKING MEMS MU.
TUAL ASSOCIATION.
THERE WILL BE MEETING OF THE
Charleston Working Mems Mutual Association
This Tuesdsy) Evening" at the Ma rket Hail. In Meet
ing-street, at o'clock, P. II. tun meeting Is re-
quested. d. L. IUOMEh,
March II president
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