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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-09-18
An Open Letter to the Morgantown
Constitution.

BELINGTONI sept S.uJ 1ooo'
Editors Constitution, 1forgantoVn, ".
Va:
Your issue finds its
way Gratuitously, SOLITARY and alone"
at regular intervals, to IL soldier who
lost both arms in the defence of that flag
which floats triumphantly over, and
protects you-ior that flag which Is
honored and respected throughout the
civilized world,
When that symbol of liberty was as
sailed where were you? On tne side Of
freedom and liberty, oron that OF mon
archy and slavery? Allow me TO an
swer that question. Judging from the
tone OF your paper, you are the same
rebels you were during the conflict of
arms-the rebels whom l assisted to
subdue-lo conquer.
We Yanquished you on the battle
field, and now meet you ON the political
arena, and Will force you to an " I'm
conditional Surrender" in October
Barbour county will Grant a majority
of five hundred in the coming election.
BY sending me n copy OF your sheet,
1 understand you TO ask me TO desert
the honorable ranks In which have
Stripes for the Stars and Bars? No,
ISirs-NeVcr 4, ReveT!! Your party is
ConstitutiOn.ally Tupt1tred, and COM
posed chiefly OF horsethieves, store rob-
bers, cut-throsts, monarchists. eX-
Camp Chase-iteS, assassins, hu-hlu9,
slavery and a divided Union. My
party is composed of those who be.
iriended the Government in its hour of
peril; who barred their bosoms in de:
fence of the Union when ussailed by
Teuegades and traitors.
The paper you send me, please send
to Jefferson Davis; you are familiar
with the address OF your nearest friend.
presume, and will have no trouble in
ascertaininE his whereabouts. He Is
tho most honorable man of your party
and the one whom you should have
nominated the fourth of July for presi-
Dental honors. Not content with con-
stitutional liberty, you demand the
liberty OF enslaving Ia slavery that
means, chains, lashes, and blood
hounds) four millions of Africans, and
all the whites who are in humble cir
cumstances-the mean t1hit6 trash as
you are pleased to call them. Your cry
'the Constitution as it is, and the Union
as it was" means this II ANYTHING. To
do this, would be to SOW the seeds of
another rebellion. Does past history
teach you nothing?
are you bereIt of common sense :?
Does insanity govern you? Or have
the gods made you mad? Beware OF
the last question, and the true one, or
you will be utterly destroyed. am
astonished at your sagacity In making
the remarkable discovery that the men
who fought four years to destroy the
Government, were it's true friends, and
now insolentIy claim the prerogatiVe
of being its rulers and protectors2
Stop that paper!
Very respectfully yours.
ISAAC PRICE.
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STATE OF WEST vIRGINIA, OHIO
= County Circuit Court. August huies.
1908.
Henry w. 1 raleIy and AaToa Fenton. part
nefS under The hEn name Of DEakeIy &
EentOn,
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Sarah Martin. Complainant,

STATE OF WET VIRGINIA, ONO
= County Circuit Court August Rules,
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John W. GIN, william s. Gill and Daniel
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Injunction i'm Chancery.

The oIJsct OF this suit is to obtain a dec1ee
setting the various conflicting claims InRds
by defendant5 upon the complainant fOr
money due from complainant TO EDWARD
Hayes for rent, and an order Of court direct
Ing to whom the money shall be paid, nmu
10 restrain proceedings at law.
And IL appearing from an affidavit nIetl IN
the cause Inut the defendants Ellen FOTsy the
Robert orsy tue, and Charles Gilman RTo
notTesident1 Of this State, On motion of tic
com mplHlnAntis counsel II is oTCiersU.Lha. Ihry
do appear here within one month after the
fourth weekly publication and due posting
of this order at the front door OF COuTL
House OF Ohio county, and do what they
may deem TT to protect their Interest in the
6DOve entitled cause.
IesIe: MICHAEL ]. BREINIG, Cl'k.
STASToS a ALLISON, sol for Com pits.
Rug2S-1aw3Td
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9EauspartatIuu.
BALTIMORE & OHIO B. B. COMP'l
OFFICE BAIT. 4 OHIO RAnRoADC Co.

nASSEEGER TRAINS Will Run bl
il the following schedule on and after MAY
Il, 1855, Wheeling time.
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ChancsM.


Tho object OF this suit IS to sell part OF the
homo tract OF William Martin, 10 pay tie
complainant the sum OF 81 500 a legacy left
her ny the last Will of t-e said William
Martin.
And It appearing from an a1IdavIt nied II.
the cause, that The defendants William Has
lip, Thomas L. Hnslip, Anna HnsIIp, S;ITah
HRsllp Charlotte a. Hasllp, Emma j. fms
lip, Virginia AaSlip and Sarah 81. Dagal
with Theodore DAgRl her husband, are not
residents OF the state OF West Virginia, On
motion OF complalnants counsel IL Is ordered
that they do appear here Within one month
after the fourth weekly publication Euu Il uo
posting of this order at frUnt door OF the
Court House of Ohio county and co v:ha.
they may deem MT to protest their ipte.e
in the above entitled cause.
Teste: MICHAEL J. BREIEIG, Cl'k.
NOTICE-The defendants viii take notice
that on the ID day OF october, lSBS, at the
law office OF Peck & Hubbard, In The city Of
Wheeling, West Virginia, the complainant
will take the deposltIonS CT William
Nichols. N. Y. Atkinson, and others, to be
read In evidence, and II not completed on
that day 10 bs continued from day TO day
until OInpleLed.
PECK q HUBBARD,
aug2s-lawiwd SOls for Complainant.
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aug2s-lawIwd sols. 9SaPRi ior compisiinan,

STATE LF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y Comfy Circuit COuTt. august Ku!es,
IoCS.
The Norway Iron Manufacturing Company.
VI.
William Exley, Morris w. Downing, GeoTEc
McMasters, Greer d Lang, partners, Ed
ward Hayes, Jane Morrison, Charles oil
Glffin, partners, J. X. BOLafOra q Co., part-
neEs, James Ii. FOrsythe and Robert r or
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Buffalo,

SEPTEMBER 17.-GRA1N-wheat
active; No.2 offered at 81 SIC; buyers 65.
at 81 0S. Oats-Light re-
quest at 6215c. Barley-Firm at 81 75.
HIGH WINEs-SI 80.
FREIaHTs = Unchanged; shippers
holding off
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SEPTEMBER 17.-FLouR-Dull and
prices unchanged.
GRAIN-Wheat-steady, at 81 6l for
No. in store.
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The Story Of Pretty Widow.
how to- o':YaHEnR A onAM THROUGH CON-
GREss.
washington Correspondence Of Cincinnati Times

washington Correspondence Of Cincinnati Times.
Another widow lady has been pressing her
claims before Congress-, and has also been
successful. . Her name is Martha NJ. Jones,
and she is the Administrative OF Samuel D..
Jones, her husband, who obtained patent
some years ago for an improvement In zinc
paint, which patent bis widow desires to have
extended. She is possessed OF lndomitable per-
severance, is good-looking,. intelligent and
highly educated. She stated her own case to
the House Committee on Patents, and the bill
she was Interested in passed the House and
went to the Senate She knew if it was not at
tended to quickly it would go over to the next
session, and perhaps might not be acted upon
for year or two. Consequently, on Wednes-
day afternoon she took position 10 the mar
ble-room, and sending her card to various sena-
tors, succeeded in gaining an interview with
each one; for as one would come out to con-
verse with her she would request him to send
out another, and in this way she stated her
case to all personally.
She was lady Of winning ways, and worked
upon the susceptibilities OF the grave and dig
nified senators till she succeeded in gaining
all in her tavor except Senator Wiley, Of West
Virginia, who stoutly opposed the bill. He
was alone in his glory, however, for when the
vote came 20 be taken he was tie only one OPP
posed, while all the rest were in favor of the
bill, which of course passed, and the lady went
on her way rejoicing. In the course of the
debate Senator Whey "twitted" his fellow
senators for being captivated with the intelll-
gence and rivacity Of the LADY who had 30 elo
quently pleaded her own case, which little
piece Of sarot sm caused quite laugh among
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Fine Oil Paintings, Framed EDgrav1ngs Silverware,
Photograph Albums, and large assortment OF
Fine Gold JeWelry, in all valued at 81, Zoo, 600.
A chance to draw any of the above prizes by pur-
chasing Sealed Ticket for twenty-five cents Tickets
describing each prize are sealed in envelopes and
thoroughly mixed. On receipt OF twenty-five cents
Sealed Ticket will be drawn without cho ce and de.
livered Mt our Office. sent by mail to any address,
The prize named upon it will be delivered to the
ticket-hoder on payment of One Dollar. Pilzes Will
be Immediately sent any address, as requested by
express or return mail
You will know what your prize is before you pay
for it. ANY prize may be exchanged for another OF
the same value No blanks.
aJ5- Our patrons can de end on fair dealing.
REFEnENcEs.-We se.ect the few following names
from the many who have lately drawn valuable przes
and kindly permitted us to pub ish them:
s. T. Wilkins, ButfIlo, N. Y, $1,000; Miss Annie
Monroe Chicago, ILL.,, Piano, valued at $3.50; Robert
Jackson, Dubuque, Iowa, Gold Watch, $3.50; Philip
5000; R. A. Patterson, New Bedford Mass, Silver Tel
Set, SITS; Miss Emma Walworth, Milwaukee, Wis.,.
Piano, $500; Rev. T. w. Pitt, Cleveland, Ohio, Meo-
deon, s125.
gdrWe publish no names without permission.
OPINIONS OF TIE PREss.-"T They are doing the
largest business; the firm is reliable, and deserve
their Success "-Weekly Tribune, Feb. 8, 1868.
ave have examined their system, and know them
to he iair dealing frm."-Ne0 York Herald, Fs0.
%, 1868.
''Last week friend of ours drew $500 prize,
which was promptly received. ."-Datty Ne'os' AaTcA
8, 1868.
Send for circular giving many more references and
favorable notices from the press LIBERIA! lnouce-
ments to agents. Satisfaction guarantee9: 6seTy
package of Sealed Envelopes contains ONE Cash
GIFT Six Tickets for 81; thirteen for -; tnlrty.
five for SIS; one hundred and ten 1or $40.
AL letters should be addressed to
Jn,v % limo No. 173 Broadway, n. Y.
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Kaarbuos..
CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY con-
PANY.

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY con-
PANY.
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CO.,
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
CHARLESTON, So. Ca, May 1s, 1858.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON CIT7
RAILWAY COMPANY.
KING-STREET LINE
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminus
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N.B.-Leave the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and ttcelrc 12) minutes OF the hour, from A. A..
except at ticeue 12 minutes Of O'Clock A. II. Every
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from the Upper Terminus, when all the trips are to
'' RUTLEDaE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lot0er Terminus
at 7SO AM, and at inter. at sos AM and at inter-
walls of ten QO) minutes vlls Of ten t10) minutes
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Pm.
N.B.-Leaye the Battery at fifteen (l5) minutes after
except at 1856 A. NJ Every other trip from the old
Postoface until 4.SO P. NJ from Upper Terminus,
when all the trips are to the Battery. \
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utes till TOO P. NJ. minutes till 7.30 P. n.
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RUTLEDG ESTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave LoDsr Terminus, !.
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vals of every twenty (20 walls Of every twenty (20
minutes till GAS PM. minutes till 7.SO PM.
N.B.-All the trips are to the Battery.
sw. RAMSAY,
May II Secretary and Treasurer.
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS SATURDAY 1883

:the grave and digniAed" legislators, all et
hom "aSkn9wledge the corr aad gs1t KeTerdy "nss
admiration for the lady. The most amusing
part of the debate was Senator Wfney's effort
to prove inconsistency upon the lady in her
statements before the Patent Committee, Of
which Wiley is member.
In her written statement she set forth that
her beloved husband, Samuel Jones, was deeply
distressed in mind one night, and could not
slesp. About midnight he jumped up, e1oia!ra-
ing: Martha, have it I've got it !" meaning
he had solved the problem Of his invention.
She begged him to come to bed, but he walk
ed the floor all night, and in the morning made
o practical test of his invention, which sue
ceeded even beyond his expectations. This
was all very pretty; but Senator Wiley insist
ed upon 1t there was material discrepancy in
the statement, inasmuch ss the Samuel Jones
aforesaid had applied for and obtained patent
before this affecting incident occurred 1t
was no use talking, however. against the ap-
peals of a good-looking and interesting widow;
80 the worthy senator had all the opposition
to himself, and came off s'second best"
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Markets by Telegraph.
FoREIGN MARKETS,

LONDON, July A-Consols 941s; bonds 721s.
LIVERPOOL. July 24-Noon.-Cotton steady; sales
10000 baes sales of the week 600 baes for export
10000 for speculation 5000; stock 900, Of which
$4,000 are American. Breadstufs quiet
Evening Cotton steady. Middlings 101zd.; Or.
leans 1oZd. Cotton aloat is estimated al $4,000
bales-whereof1a 900 bales are American.
PARIS, July 24.-The bullion in the bank OF France
has increased ten and half millions Of francs.
The Corps LegislatH have discharged the amend
ment taxing the imports Of resnous substances from
America in retaliation for the high American tariff
on French prcducts After some discussion, the
amendment was finally rejected.
DOMESTIC MARKETS.
New YORK., July 24--Noon.-Gold 4SH. Sterling
unchanged Bonds steady. Corn 1c. better. Pork
s27 Lard steady. Cotton quiet at 81. Turpentine
493SaI35S.
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GUNSY CLoTH-Js very steadily held Ihe sales
are $50 bales on private terms and $50 bales extra
weight. at 22Hc. We quote at 22Ha221c.
FAY-Is scarce and firm at Toe for shipping and Sl
15a1 40 for retail qualities.
MoLAssEs-The market remains without change.
The stock on hand Is large and is freely offered on
very easy terms for the buyers, and but very little
can be moved. Sales were made to-day OF rs hhds
sac for centrfugl S8a42c for cayed 4oa4sc for Mus
covado, and 47a70c for Porto Rico.
NAVAL SToREs-spirits turpentine is q little more
in the buyers favor. We quote at 4SHc for mer--
chantabe lots with sales Of 40 bbs a this price, and
"A bbls New York order ats45c Resins are steadily
held; the sales are $50 bbls buck at 50 S7h;.1550
bbls strained at So; 800 bbls No. at IS S71i; 500
bbls No Hn private terms; $50 bbls pale at s6 5o
We quote strained common and good strained at So
a3 12H; No ut So 25a9 81. Tar is quiet; so bbls
Wilmington were sold at So so.
SMOKED MEATs-There Is q good demand for
Hams from the Southern trade at well maintained
prices. Sales were made Of 240 terces at 164a20hc
for plain and bagged. We quote hams at 1614a21c:
shoulders at 14a16c, and clear rib at 17a175sc. a
BUrTER-The demand for both State antfSWestern
continues to be fair, and, with light receipts. prices
are firmly held. The sales are mainly to the local
trade, although the California men are operating to
some extent We quote Western at 25aS1c for com:
mon 70 prime; State, In Welch tubs ct 30a36c, and
IN frldls at 36a3Sc
LARD-The market is very quiet, but prices re-
main without change There ls some speculative
inquiry, but no lots are offered low enough to In.
sotco
made Of 500 tcs Western steam deliverable the bal.
auce Of the month. buyers option, at 17c, and 500
tcs deliverable the last half of August, sellers op
ton, at 175zc. On the spot we quote city at 18ka
162<c; No Western at 17a174c Steam rendered and
kettle dried at II and kettle rendered at TX
al8Hc.
RIcE-Thereis small jobhing trade, and, with
large offerings, prices are easier. We quote Carroll
ha at 10a11c for inferior to prime; Rangoon at 90
9Ac, currency, and do In bond at 314a3%c gold, in
bond.
are heavy. Holders are offerins quite freely, but
the buyers are well stocked, and cannot be induced
to make further extensive purchases We quote fair
refining at 10Ia11c; good at IL Sa1l Lc; and No IL
box at ISc. The sales 376 hhds at IL Hal2c for
Cuba, 14Za15d for Demerara, and $50 boxes Havana
at 11%allX Refined Is quiet, with r rrcea ruling in
the buyers favor. We quote soft yellow at 195a14c;
soft white at 15a15Nc; and crushed, powdered and
granulated at 16Za16hc.
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Passengers.

Per steamship prometheus, for Philadelphia-Mr
Theo Getty. go Js;lL
Per steamer Fannie, from Savannah via Button,
Beaufort, &c-O Boyce, a Williams. 8 Muller, T
Burns, j Matthiessen, g Newcomb. s Bowthorpe,
Miss Maggie Boyce Miss Mary Hogan. Kressen
and lady, Mrs Mary Day, Miss Hannah Woods, Cor
poral james Day and three privates, Weigert lady
and two children Miss N johnson, Miss N q Clearg
and servant Mrs D Holmes, Capt Patna, ana 2S
on deck.
Per s.ea1ner Emile. from Georgetown, s c.
A Shaw, JiB pyatt, 3 p Butts, q Risley Smith,
M Moses, P Gibbes, Benjamin, W Burke, Col E
q Locke, T P Lowndes wife, servant and child, Mrs
Frost, 8 G Crachmsn, ) Mckay, Miss Johnston,
and on deck. s4-i
Per steamer st Helena. from Edisto and Rockville
Major G Buln. Col whaley, ] Edings, II Ryan, T
p Burger, aud 90 ON deck. -.,,...
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The MOST PERFECT IRON ToN1o.-HEeEaAN's
FERRATED ELIxR OF BARK.-A pleasant cordial,
prepared from caEsaya bark and pyro-phos-
ties of iron PHOSPHORUS and calisaya, without
any injurious ingredients AS preventive to
fever ind ague, and as tonic for patients re-
covering from fever, or other sickness, it can
not be surpassed. 1t is recommended by the
most eminent physicians.i Prepared by Hege.
able druggists in the United States.
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. OFFICIAL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining in the Postoface at
Charleston, for the week ending JULY 2S 1868,
and printed officially In The DAILY NEWS, as the
newspaper having the largest circulation in the City
Of Charleston: -,elz
as-Persons calling for Letters Advertised, should
state that they are Advertised
Rs- Office hours from ga. NJ to0P.M. On Sun
days. from to 6 P. M.
STANLEY g. TROTT. Postmaster.
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WILMINGTON, July 23.-SPIRrTs TuRPENINE-
Declined 1lalc Sales Of 81 casks at S9h and gu
a Ros1NEWas M firm. Sales of sl1 bbls at 81 for low
pale 50 75aS IS for No !; 50 rs for No2 and 50 Is
for strained.
at So 6b for soft, and 81 80 for hard, -
TAR-We are without any transactions to note.
Baltimore Market.
BALTIMORE, July % -CoTToN.-The market was
again heavy to-day, under lower prices ooth at tv-
erpool and New York; only sales here was 12 bags
CoFFEE-Te report a'es to-day Of 500 bsss Rio.
e1 Convoy balance Of the cargo, and resale OF 102S
bags Rio, both on private terms; also, 200 bags at
17Hc gold, and 52S, ,bage Laguayra at lGhc-most OF
the above to go West,
PLoun.-Owing to the Improvement In wheat TO
day millers we're very firm for new -four, The sales
reported 600 bbls city mills extra at 50 S1alo
225 bbls spring wheat extra choice at 50; l00 Dds
Western winter extra at So 50 100 bbls Indiana fani-
" at sl1 co. The market Is dull for old stock, not
withstanding the low range ofprices.
.GRAN-Wheat was In moderate demand to-day,
and with steady good demand from mtllers. some OF
whom are under contract for -four, prices further
advanced 8 Gle per bushel. Offerings consisted OF
1000 bush white and SO25 bush red; included In the
sales were $40 to 400 bush choice white at ~ 40a2
100 bush good do at 50 80; OF red 1000 bush choice
bush good at So 25; 1000 bush ordinary to fair at
50 05a2 90 Corn-Receipts were 2600 bush while
and $50 bush yellow; prices well maintained; we
note sole OF 312 bush white at 81 20; 42O bush at
ST 16a1 49, 4S0 bush inferior at 81 or 100 bush prime
yellow at 81 20; $50 bush Western miIed at 81 13
Oa Offerings to-day small; demand continues
good and prices firm; included 10 the sales were
loo bYsh a, e5 cts 100 bush at 90 cts; $50 bush at
90 cts all weIght 239 bush at 7Sa7 cts measures 200
bush old crop at sa cts weight; 100 do at 60 CTS
measure.
MoIAssEs- Nothing doing to-day; quotations en-
tirely nominal.
PROVISIONS market continues quiet and un-
changed for round lots; no transactions reported.
There Is moderate jobbing demand for bacon,
which is filled at previous quotations, as folows For
shoulders lac, rib sides 1896 and clear rib 16Ha
l6%c-sugar. ar.cu,ed hams 201la21ac. Lard Is job
bing at TIC for prime city and 18c per 10 for West.
ern Mess pork we still quote at s2S 60a29 per Dbl for
medium and heavy city packed.
suoAR-we notice dull market with prices favor.
ing buyers Sales include 1O1 hhds ex Ceta, at 1870,
to 20 West 60 hbds Porto Rico in lots, at 12a13c;
Is hhds Cuba at &c; ard 20 hhds DemeraIa vacu-
um pan at 14Ha15c.
REFINED SUGAH-Is steady on The basis OF 1910 ior
hard and 151ac for soft white.
SYRUPs-Remain as last quoted, viz for MARYLAND
golden TIC Baltimore do 7oc, monumental &c per
gallon.
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Gommfrfial.


tons Phosphate Rock. 81 bales Cotton, .16o bales
Domestics 6S bales Yarn, IL, eco feet Lumber,
1856 Watermelons, 65 boxes Peaches, l60 empty
Ale Casks, boxes Garden Seed, 9 boxes Drugs,
Sewing Machine, and sundry Packages.
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July 20
SHELL ROAD.
CITY ENGINEEh'S OFFICE,

CITY ENGINEEh'S OFFICE
CITY HALL, April %, 1868.
FARMERS AND OTHERS ARE REQUESTED
not to drive over the line of the Meeting street
Road between Spring and Rumney streets, during
tbe execution of the work. Cattle drivers are re-
ouestei not to use the Meetlng-street Road at al.
The disturbance of all the grade and allignme'.t
pegs recently put up, renders 1t necessary to n IKE
Inc above request, LOUIS j. BARBOT,
April 80 City Engineer.
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The Charleston Cotton Market.


OFFICE OF THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS,
CHARLESTON, Friday Evening. July a. 6s J
The market was quiet Some buyers, however
were disposed to purchase, but the prices offered
were not up to the rates asked by holders, and the
day closed without sales. Quotations were quite
nominal at about SOC. q fb. for middlngs.
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as- Persons depositing letters in the Postoilce
will please place the stamp near the upper right
hand corner of the envelope, and they Will also
please to remember that without the stamp letter
cannot be mailed but will be sent to the Dead Letter
Office. July II