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The weekly register. [volume] (Point Pleasant, Va. [W. Va.]) 1862-1909, 1868-02-20
WEST VIRGINIA., To-w,r

A Rule, held in. Ihs Clerk, O(llra of The
Circuit Court of MIsGn couury on Ii. Hr,t
Monday in January, 1863
Henry Becklry q u,
vs.
Straul'S nun Petroleum ) ~ gh.p,ery,
Manufacturing ( Mning
Company.
TINE object ofthil Snt Is 10 smile. IN snls
The following rual estate, consisting II
Town lots all located and being in the Town
OF West Columbia. Mason county, to.wil:
Lot No, 1903, Lot No. 10 and lot No I'D.
aud also all thnland lying aud being bn,wecn
the said lots and the Ohio River, mud also ali
the land lying betweenl1. No one hundred
and twelve (ll2) and tn Ohio River Said loL
(lO0l, lying on Main & burnett Streets. and
said lots Nos no & III lying on Main Street.
in said Town Of West Columbia. 10 the Plsu
Of SAID Town reference is had for particular
description Of said Lots 4 Land. And il an,
pearing from affidavit of. Cartwright, which
filled In this Office, that the said COMPANY il
abody corporate nonresident Of West virginia.
Therefore it trderol, that the nbove named
nonresident defendants, do appear here within
one month aner dse publicaiiousor this ordar
aud do what is necessary 10 protect thar
Interests in this suit
Teste:
W. W, HARPER, Clerk,
j. Cartwright m S0-4v
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The San Antonio (Texasj EYre,s
calls the Housian Conservative Conven.
licn mo more or less than a grthering
of the head traitors of Texas. They are
the same men who passed the secession
-ordinancA.n
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Monday. February 10.

SENATE. --Prayerby Rev. Mr.. MdI.
lenix.
The following bills passed by the
House, we're received and read the first
fine:
House Bill No. 81, d bill providing
for tho election of township officers.
House Bill No, 3S, a bill constituting
a oehaiu part Of Ihe bank Of the Oaio
river a lawful fence.
House Bill No. 90, q bill 10 refund
the taxes collected from soldiers for
bounty purposes.
Mr.. Dix, from the Committee on II III.
cation, reported back Senate bill, No.
81, bill fixing the compensation Of
Assessors under The School Law, recon.
mendihg il do not pass.
The following bills we're read tie third
time:
Senate Bill No. 60. a bill to protect
birds aud other game in'this State.
Senate Bill No. 63. bill for the re.
lier of tsx-payer'.
The following bills we're laid on The
table:
Senate Bill No SO, bill providing
for the appointment Of n State GooIogisI.
Senate Bill No. go, a bill providing
for the confinement aud iale Of ram
sheep running at large,
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RsACrIoS. = An electiSn has just been
held at Bminrree, Q large manufacturing
town of Massachusetts, to ill a vacancy
in the House Of representatives OF that
State, The town for years has been one
Of the few Democratic strougholds of the
Commonwealth. but at this election the
Republican candidate was successful by
a decided majority.
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PUBLIC mEEtIEG.

Pursuant to cali Of the County Cen
trail Committee, a Ueetng Of the Repub.
lio1n voters of Mason county. was held
a! the Court House on the 18Th .iDs,-
The meeting was called 10 order BY Up
7oiotog aaj John o. Butler Chairman
aud A. Hess, SECRETARY.
The object Of the meeting being to
select delegates TO represent Mason
county in the State Convention to be
held at Wheeling February 22i, 1868
On motion, ii WIS
Resoired, That Hons. G. Slack aud
D. Il. K. Dix. BE appointed to represent
this county in said Convention,
RcsolOea, That if the State Conyen'
lion appoint .he Electors for President
and Vice President, our delegates ore
hereby instructed to cast their votes for
Hon. John N Phelps Os Eleclor for th,
(3i) Congressional District
Rc8olced. That the proceedings ofthio
meeting be published in The Register.
On motion. the meeting ajjoumed.
JOHN o. BUTLER. Chm'U.
The brain of the President. so fruit.
fol Of mischief, is nos concentrated upon
General Grant, which officer he means,
if possible, TO render virtually power.
less, But in attempting to use Lieulen.
ant General Sherman, he will end him
self barking up The wrong Tree. The
President is not aware, we presume, but
it lisa fact, that Lieutenant General
Sherman approves the course of General
Grant in the Johnson Grant cnrTespoE.
deDce. When in this city, and talking
about the correspondence, he sold in his
emphatic way, General Grant is right,
sir; General Grant is right in this whole
matter" Sherman will not be used TO
bother Grant. Rather than be made
the TOOL of Johnson for such purpose,
he would throw up his commission in
the army. The flesh. the devil, and the
copPerheads may help Johnson, but
Sherman won't - Gin. Ga
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VEST VIRGINIA. SIS:

Ia 4 4 4 ~ ~
~ a., 80. 49,, or
"A ! huies nelu III lnn OIerH once OF lha
~ "ircnit o'ntt o, Mason county, IN the
mohl" OF feoTuafy' I9o''
Gibson J Hill, Guardian and next Friend u
Emma Hill and Daniel ?. Hill.
rs,
Albert Mcdaniel in his own riyht and as al
mini,rator IL bons non Of Ezekiel Mcdaniel,
ST.. deceased. and as Administrator of Ann
Mcdaniel, deceased. - Tawsin and JuIin
Lawson, Ills wife, virginia Weaver, Wallncn
Mcdaniel. Julian Mcdaniel and Grorge Me-
Daniel, children and heirs ut INV Of Ezekiel
Mcdaniel, ,Ir deceased. liym Mcdaniel I'm,
ily Gray, Henson Waggrnsr anl CatL.rim,
Naggcner. his wife, Wad Hill. A,h Rowland
Ezekiel Hin, N ,Iie Rorman and Gibson F.
Hill, Jr., James Mcdaniel. Jnhn McDo,ip
- Hill and Margaret A. Hill, his wih,
- Reeves and Mary c. Reeves, his wife,
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ing tho provisions Of the Cole Of Virgin
IA regulating tie negolinbiily Of prOmis
sorry notes
By Mr. Golf: Relieving the SberiGs
from liability for insolyenl militia fines,
House bill No. 90, tie bill 10 locate
The Cspital, came up rs unfinished bus
mess.
The question came mp whsthcr the
House would ralify It's own action wbilo
10 committee and vote to Gil the blank
in tho bill with the name OF Buckbannon
On the motion to adopt the report Of the
committee the vote resulted as follows:
Yeas 30; nays 25.
So tie House rntifed It's vote in COM
mittee and agreed that the location
should be at Buckbsnnon.
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Somebody hs, introduced bill into
the House Of REPRESENTATIVES for the re-
movaI Of the National Capitol to 81.
louis.
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NFV ~ LNVlN,
The ohj'et Of this sii; Is to ohialn from .hC
hsfenlani divorce from he bon! Of narI,
faony, and it Appearing from NJ AZ lawn iilml
with the piper, in The cause. 'ha. ~, defr /.
ant il not resident ot this State, il IL tlon,
fore orderIerad hat the said absun. d. flndanL
do appear here within m nth .at,sr lua publ,
cation Of this 0rleF, aud 40 wills. /, necessary
10 protect his inlerts in The premises
Tests:
mbl3-v4 W W, HARPER. Clerk.
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VEST VIRGINIA S.:

A 7 Rules halJ in tn OlsrI'- on Of The
"A Circuit Court Of Mason county, In tle
month Of FsbruWy, 1865
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AZ

Wednesday Evening,
l2,h--Declamatian- Frank A. Guthrie,
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isth-YllIage Squire.

Observation-Disclosures Jones,
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observation-disclosures.
ElizObeth Harper aud Tmogono Harper.

2lst-Dcclamation--willOy Norris
22d'-A Tableap Of twelve Scenes.
23d--Declamalion-Miss Bet Ferguson
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Iith'-Goddess of Liberty and Army and

l5--singing our Beautiful Flag by 70 li,.Io
Girls.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-03-06

.g.ssess Nss yoSt. Nalk s.. l
Havana sdvices gives the following: Hotels
here are to be eonstspeaed Fith tsleeraphs.
Hall, an Amefieks, sentenced for killing
Murray 1t Cenfugos, has had bis punishment;
wrapP w Il Eli AL 4 E xssX5e xssX Y lqeFl69tn n 4
b'sp 2 isfss:sa 2 y G.g,,lR gsesIs|ss
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RI From E4lCteO lIl


The third match at Billiards for the cham
pionshin Of iiliaois, enbrsoi1g Ggniden cue
and stake OF $500, was played last night Al
Crosby's Music Hall, between Henry Hines
.ppd ypseph. Yermeulen. both OF this city.
The eApA saa I 500 points q, md Ms non
by Fermeulen in Ill innings BY IS points.
The gams waa ssry exciting, and throughout
was Witnessed BY Slarge assemblage.
G. Rpdf 4 sndesvoriAss 10 skstS 100
miles HI one handrad con Sect1t3ve hours q the
West Side Rink.
Indignant ale and beer dealers held meet
ing lsas aiaht % p.gtest Iaeaanss ths allsgrl
exofblisn, demands Of the bfevers, and It
vas unanimously resolved to form Jpipt
Stock Brewery Gompsny aA
Jackson Wiley md John NiteheI, ooafsd-
crates Of Dan'i Webster, the coiored counter
itss<yssfsraAy tas1ed Sa6tes ssieszles and
made clean breast al the. .extansivs opara>
1iaa4, 10 eonnlaGfsitisg hacaiesA easrsney,
cUnaueseA at Nd. 1854 Nay street, vheye the
psrties we're recently arrested BY detective
kaihers~W Webster wuvednn exsmin.ffuu Aud
was held in $l5,0D0 houds 70 appear 1t the
maxi tarm of the u 81 Court
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| Tlo1Ms sGTH q
BALr1MoRE, March

BALTIMORE, March 5.
A meeting was held at Front Street Thea.
ter lsst pssat, 70 sssfaia ResdSus JShnson.
The building was densely packed. Mayor
Banks presided "a ssissed BY over one hundred
Vice Presidents. The meeting was addressed
sAys{ioveFnsr SsnpA Hen. AoreppOsk4eGpf
fFinois fI6n. n. Eers, ard y aues Bt66ksof
New York, Jam es s.. Gallatin Of Kentucky,
and others.
Appropriate resolutions were adopted.
8af. NV osLEAss. Nar6A a
Jefferson Davis is here. All The Ere COM
panies and bands passed the St. Charles Ho-
telissdIysye Inn sepeats4 sAesa a they
passed. AL General Hancock 5 headquarters
they took off their hats, and the bands played
In r8oNaia Rue Flag Rm 6x 1ntUf fxhfny
Of the fasgs carried were Nasicsal Hags. The
indignaiisp ef loSAl citisens i excessive, and
fears are entertained of trouble tonight.
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MISCELLANEOUS ITEMS,

AH}s,I asE. shsrisFsLLs. H~s@LI
Al AhercatiUh todk pl1te between tS0 ne
eroes on the s4e>mes RieAmend, lying ~
Portland, last evening. Frank, Who was
killed. Ua1s m NsRk WON q RcApsons
stabbing him severely. Johnson then pur-
sued Frank, sod firing. killed him. a
81. LOUIS, March 5.
a Apatans papefy rpoit Aba he BaaakSpt
Indians bsye fesnAed theH. Dafty raid. and
are newinles0se tie BsatUhs 1oaAf between
Kennedy's ranch and Gun River.
- s&s e PfrrnsR6, March B.
A nasiopl cospention Of re6ners and deal-
en- in pelroleam 10 Being held ss the Board of
.44sa4s rsssms ~ this -essyy ~ ~pespAaeof
x:;:'s sI'fif' as q ''tF''s II " sIl
= NsT Toax, Msrch 5.
Daniel Lord iSdssoslxt. i. sIhe courts have
sENEnThsIa- issksy, iI4tskI
TAe III atpIhlfng ttsBosrd Of canai As-
Aescra Pa4aeA- a sfaax ~ sxass3 Egfg1fIssss
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fRQ4 Q4sW'ASHINGIQS!.. =

rbe fin.s wlsksal IS @ .sselsf y. 1 the
February public dehs siatenent will show, ,
gteasas{ g13yess pix bflep as!l4se
ways aadsra9ss eassis.sat = fspest.n favor
Of The ooilaction u the wEiskY hx q the dis
tiilery warehouses 'saassa
- WAsglxarox, March 5.,
afhs feidsut hss ssAssedstss,Aaf 70 'extehd
n. iiaps fpf .A4 sssssa.e.iee s6 .sas nsAsqas
sl4Athu1ss,A0rasss - place aitsbls xamiaGs
in the harboss, baya and sounds.
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Mates 10 Clubs.

Every rss@ey ef this paper requested to ssnd Ex
rkss m.kssp o,ak tse ne rsss sisren tickets for
ezn) end they fess hussd fhAf eaiy viii lbs
drawing of ~ the os a6rsffise, tns tbs rryea
vii " jnls represented tbs grad schsns ia sAs
hands Of a&shfs which be Obtained By any
eeisats4 4ireetss the ssssrsl sAes. 81 FA
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VT DaF-GooDs--RBTAiLr rg ii
Spisbesges, Mayer . co...-.-.-Fo.1 q MahSst
I'm Resisiak Stsses.
Phillips 4 Kerr Main stf est.
NJ Gregg Son .....ss y Estes House.
Foster Main street.
EugravinE, Branda. 4 Seals. 4;
SO Bridges :. Nos Essss House.
Eces Z nurrEn. essz
Pond 1 eo..:.........cor M.ia . Ninth streets
Fans, Fa.ey ossls. 9inS 0usssfvs
sGBridgs Nos l 4 2 Estes Houss
EURxITrv w 80 .s.ssvs - W
naaa.a % R.lis Cs....i7o Ill xi.sx.la si...s
GAS STEAM FITTINGS. i
Mooar ! sen..,--- JohHos strest, bss % 4 4thr
Gold Pens, Psncals, Psekss Dssks.
Bridges..-.............fes Nos = Estes Heuss
oel1. suves. and Ivery Ae@Ats( ceasa
q BrIdges............. .HOs & Estes House
onocEas-wHoLEsALp.
S. Pollock ........lls Main street
Hamll Co ...-...l0o Aain street
RsIiafG nis q M III. street :, ,.s,
N Stafford -. -. ..cor Hlondesu Z Lstes
GRocEas-uE8AIL [ [msss9
Rsbcrsson ! Albsfs .,,... 20 Main street.
Jx Aa McQueei 81. - Mssn sffeeE
Coz Iryia... - --~ser4ar Fifth 4 Main stssetA
Hydrs.usssTs, hsrmeReteFa xaehrsm.
Sc q ss-......~.......-N Nos 11ssss Hossa
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Baltimore Market.


BALTIMORE. August 4.-CoFFEE-The advance
in gold checks the inquiry for cargoes we nave
oniy to note sales from second hands, VIZ LOO bags
Bio at "a cents currency; 262 bags do in lots at l6
a171sc, gold. ,..,. ,.,- J., la,
from spinuers but the offers were below the views
of holders only sale made was % bales mlddlng
upland at SOC; market closed quiet at 29Sa30c tor
middlinp Liverpool prices closed to-day at wa
for upland midding, aud sales ior the day reported
at 1000 bales.
FLoUR-Supply continues very light and scarce
" sufficient to meet the local demand. We report
sales of 100 bbls Northwestern extra at 50 %; 5O
bbls Howard street super, old, SO; so bbls do new
So 25 100 bbs choice Ohio extra cut family s1l G2
high Grades of new City Mills super, such as Royal
York and Rio Grande are selling IN lots ut slV ~;
high grades extra Sl2 Is, ana pest Drands OF eNy
Mills family SIS Is.
GRAIN-Receipts of wheat to-day were very small,
only 42O bushels white and 1884 bushels red, and
with active competition from miiers prices ns @
ali V advanced No sales Of white reported. VI red
we note $50 bushels choice Virginia at g Go, 464
bushels prime red at So 59a2 55 G5 do at 81 50 oOo
bushels good at s2 49, and 200 bushels fair at o. 90
Corn-Only receipts to-day were ll5U ousnes %nise
and 900 bushels yellow; market steadily mainta1neo
included in the sales we're SG6 bushels white al o. 5Ca
go mostly at the latter 400 bushels fair do 81 2oa!
81 400 buthels 81 20. 300 bushels yellow IN good
condition, out of store at 81 So l00 do at cals, %
as. Oats-143O bushels offered, ond part sold, VIZ:
500 bushels at 90a95c, weight; ITO bushels 75c meas
ure; 500 bushels damaged at 55a59c, measure. NO
sales Of rye.
Mo1AssEs-we hear of the sale Of 10 hhds Porto
Rico, price not given, but supposed 55c per gallon.
Market remains quiet and quotations noninaDy IN
changed.
Pnov1s1oNs-Bacon continues N steady fair con-
slmphve demand, with prices favoring sellers we
quote to-day shoulders 141zc; rib sides l7al7&c;
clear rib 17lla17]sc. Hams-fne sugar-cured ga
22Hc; no sales of bulk meats repoIted held firmly.
Mess pork-last sales were at $50 for Western. Lard
is jobbing at 1sc for city and 1870 for Western.
Stocks of all kinds are light but there is very little
disposition to operate in round lots.
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-,r5-l--sss.--rr .-r.- - :. a----s -
Markets by Telegraph.
FOREIGN MARKETs.fs

LONDON, August 6-Consols s4,sas4K. Bonds
TX.
LIVERPOOL, August 6-Noon. Cotton opened eaaier
but not quoably lower; sales 5000 bales. Redwheat
has advanced los 3D. Others IN changed.
TwoP. M.-Cotton irregular-upiands ssSasad;
Orleans sXal0d. Breaastufs quiet and unchanged.
Pork fat. Other provisions quiet
Eveping.-Cotton has declining tendency; sales
10000 bales; uplands sHd. Others unchanged.
DoMEsrIc MINERS.
NEW YORK, August -Noon.-Gold 4eh. Flour 10
a25c better. Wheat 9a5c better. Corn 1c better.
Mess pork dull at % s1x. Lard Armer. 1sHals
Cotton duh at 2sK. Turpenine firm at 4eaa6Hs
Rosin Arm-common 80 s5. Freights dull.
Evening.-Cotton heavy and shade lower; sales
800 bales at 2sa2eN Flour, superAne State 81 76a
so; common to extra Southern 50 60a10 e5. Wheat
steady q. noon's advance. Corn closed quiet and
dropping. Oats active and shade frmer. Mess
pork heavy at s2s,ka2sX. Lard 1sXa1s1s. Wh'skey
frmer, in bond 65. Sugar firm. Coffee quiet and
steady. Molasses dull. Turpenhne 461Sa47 Rosin
50 95a7 90. Governments closed firm. Money very
easy at to 4per cent. Gold closed strong at 4sha
4ok. After the days business there was great ac-
tivity and excitement sterling10. Southern bonds
firm except Tennesses's, which closed weaker.
BA1TnaonE, August 6.-cottcn nominal at 80 cts.
Flour sctive- and Hrner. Red wheat 81 6oa2 G5.
White and yellow corn 81 IS. Provisions active;
mess pork $50; shoulders 141zc.
wuM1segcs .Augusts &-Turpentin advanced st
and am at 4ics Rosips arna :strained S246;eNos2
80 2oa2 Is Tar advanced, at 81 Co.
AUGUSTA, August 6.-cotton dull and wea k;sales
% bales. Middlings 27H.
sAvkxNAH, August 6.--cotton dull and nominal;
rafddltgs 2s1sa2sc. No receipts or exports,
NOZZLE, August e.--Nothing doing in cotton; quo
tations nominal 10 sales, receipts Or exports. o
NEW ORLEANS, August e.-cotton dun and noni.'
nal; middlinss 271Ss Sales SO bales; receipts 81
bales; exports 81 bales. Gold soha61; sterling 66s
e5. New York sight x per cent. premium.
Cror;NAT1, August 6.-Flour unchanged; Corn
Arnaer at s5asec whiskey arm, IN bond; Soc. Mess
pork at s2s 49, the best brands held ut s2s Lard
firm at 1sc. Shoulders 1896 Clear sides lie.
ST. LOUIS, August e.-superhne hour firm at STA
IT'S. Corn advancing; choice white sla9sc. Mess
pork $780, Shoulders lSc. Clear sides l7c. Whiskey
firm at 81 so. -
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A NEW PRINCIPLE DISCOVERED.
tone Bottle OF Resolvent is Better Thana
Ten Large Bottles Of tho Aavertisstss
sarsaparillas, OF Direct oiuretio Rena--
edtes.

PHYSICIANS wonder at the extraordinary power OF :
Railways RENOVATING RESOLVENT in curing
the worst forms Of scrofdlous, syphiloid, Chronic
Skin Diseases, and fH marvellous power In resolving
caculous concretons, afordngi relief and,s
consequent cure Of Diseases OF the Kidney, Bladder,
Liver, Lungs. Pancreas, Spleen. Its rapid influence
IN tie cure Of Diabetes, ncontinence scanty, tur.
bid, albuminous. cloudy urine; It's almost instant eff
fcacy In stopping itching and painful discharge of =
urine, and its singular power IN curing discharges
from the Uterus and Urethrs, Leucorrhea Bloody,o
Urine, and other unhealthy and weakening dis
charges;-and inquire wherein the SARSAPARH-S =
LIAM Nused In the RanoyaHng Resolyent differs from u
ordinary SarsapariasL sarsaparillian is the only
properties an other parts Of the root are inert andI
useless One ounce Of the extract obtained under 6
Dr.. Railway new process for extracting the curative
properties from vegetable substances contains more
Of the true principle Of cure than twenty pounds OF
the ordinary roots ~ e 4;
sARsAPARMLIAN Is only one of the ingredients :.
that FORMS this truly wonderful medicine; and II tsr
ties through the BLOOD, SWEAT URINE, and
other secretons, securing harmonious funcHoraft5
@ the sSei SooG
make 1t pure MtheLunQs are liberated and soreeG
secretng thick phlegms and prurelent matter. tha
ResolSent win loosen this deposit and repair the
wasting lung with sound and healthy material. Il Il
the Skin is covered with pimples spots, pustulee,
Sores ulcers, DC, the Resolyent will quickly remoVB
these annoyances. II mercury is deposited in the,
solvent will drive It OUT II the Throat or Bronchial
Glands are liberated the Resolvent will cure these
signs OF an early waste Direct enedies, possess
ing only exclusive properties, are hurfu as they1o
increase the functional secrehons Of one organ by
suspend ~ the constituent secretions Of otherss
hence, compromising remedy Like the Resolyent ID e
the only means of permanent cure. 49,. -- ,..-,
BEAR IN MIND THAT EVERY DROP OF BLOOD
ippreBnated with the Resolvent and absorbed to i
supply the waste of the body, viii make pure, sound
and healthy flesh and abre. The first dose that is !,
taken commences its work of publication and IN. :
creasirg the appetite and flesh. e. -
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KaiIro.aos..
cry RAILWAY COM

CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY CON.
PANY.c ESQ 3ct.-e ~
OFFICE CHARLESTON CITY RAILWAY COL +
CORNER BROAD AND EAST BAY STREETS,
go CHARLESTON, So. ca, May IS, 1868.
SCHEDULE OF THE CHARLESTON clTP
.aH 2, RAILWAY COMPANY. if;.- 'is-'
KING-STREET LINE. a -
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminu
atTSOA.M and at inter- at AM, and at inter.
during the day till the during the dcy till 10 P.
last trip at $50 Pm. NJ. - - "
N.P-Leaye the Battery as follows: On the hour,
and t,oelue ll2l minutes of the hour, from A. NJ,
except at t,celue 12) minutes Of O'clock A. NJ. Every
other trip from the old Postoface until 4.30 p n.
the Battery.
i..C RUTLEDGE-STREET LENE.' ~. e''-'
Leave Upper Terminus Leave .Lotoer Terminus
ut 7SO A. NJ and at inter- at sos AM, and atinter
walls Of ten 1U minutes walls Of ten Q0) minutes
PM. 5G -
N.B.-Leave the Battery at tesn (15) uirutes afte-
the hour. and Mirtyre 1857 minutes after the hour,
except at sS5 A. NJ. Every other trip from the old
Postofice until 4.30 P. NJ from Upper Terminus,
when oil the trips are to the Battery.
SUNDAY SCHEDULE
KING-STREET LINE.
Leave Upper a.r%ns Leave the LS0er In
utes till 700 P. N. minutes till 7.S9 P. II.
N.B-Au the trips are to the Battery.
RUTLEDGE-sTREET LINE.
Leave Upper Terminus Leave Lower Terminu,
at AM, and at inter- ut 935 AN, and at inter.
vals of every twenty coy walls of every twenty (20l
minutes till 6.45 PM. minutes till 790 PM
N.B.-An the trips are to the Battery.
s.W. RAMSAY,
May II Secretary and Treasurer.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-08-07
o THE oHARLEsToS MARKET.

lFoR THE WEEK ENDING THURsoAY' AUGUST o.
1UoTToN.-This article at the opening of the week
hSd disposition to actyitywith rather frmer prices
mtddling hardening sXdS fb at Liverpool.
but the daily sales have since somewhat lessened,
ana prices OF the close have receded to sS@asAd.
q %. The tendency to advance appeared to be sus-
pended under the influence Of report OF 7s6, GOO
bales aoat, and the offers Of parties to sell, deliver
ahlsin November and December, at 24@25c. p fb;
while the statements from many sections relative to
the growing crop are highly favorable, the rains in
other places are beginning to act inturiously and
considerable complaints OF their damaging effect
are made from Alabama, Florida and elsewhere.
While on our sea islands In this State much alarm
has bean caused by the appearance Of the caterpillar
In several quGters and the wet weather. at present
prevailing Is favorable to the propagation of this
destroyer. The daily sales and prices at the leading
markets bave been as follows: At Liverpool on Fri
day July 81, the article was buoyant; sales $4,000
bales; uplands sx@sXd On Saturday the staple
was steady; sales $4,000 bales. On Monday the