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HOTEL LARsIvALs-November 3l.--Cld! lesion
Ho:el.-R. Carleton, Georgia; Dennis Owens,
and two ladies, Augusta; Reubin Tomlinsol,
city; D. Embury and wlc, Detroit; E. I. Bur
rcugts. Sumter; ". R. Logan, Glenvlllc, Ala;
J. A. Island, Greenwood, S. c.; W. ". Maple
and wife, Mrs. o. Tracy, II. D. MARBLE. Beau
fort, S. c.; William Ste sart, Winnsboro'; SAM
uel K. Tanera Philadephia; C. U. Shepard.
Par,lion Hotel.-c. c. Cambridge, steamer
Monterey; William Tupper, city; ]. r. Ro!-
lins, Williamsburg; r. Gaines, Yorkyillc; L.
h. Creamcr and wife, New York; Charles Al
tonic, Columbia, S. c.; G. S. Ridley. Nurfrees-
boro', Tenn; n. P. Datton, steamer Sea Gull;
]. X Hawkins. Mrs. n. E. Hawkins, Brooklyn,
n. Y; A. P. Addison, South Carolina.
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TIE BOARD OF UNDzRwR1TERs.-At the Sc
cond annual meeting of the Charleston Board
OF Fire Underwriters, held November second,
,the following gentlemen we're reelected officers
for the ensuing year:
WILLIAM B. BERIOT. President.
S.Y. TUpPER, vice-Presldent.
A. L. TOBIAS, Secretary and Treasurer
Commit ce on Construction Of Buildings, Adv'ce as
burn. D. RSyenel. Jr., Charles r. Lowndss, 2. D..
Commute. of Ar6itration.-s. Y. Upper, T. B.
uns commttc @ on Tari6-wiu;am B. EeriO:, S. Y 1up-
per A. L. tobias.
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pJ- FLOUR, CORN, HAY, &c.-MESSRS.
JOHN CAupoEN & co. haSo op"ned Branch to
their arkct-strcct Flourius Mills 1t h7 corner OF
East Day and North Atlantic Wharf The store is
large and commodious, IN having secured full
stock of the various cereals they prepared to fur
nish their customers with Grains at tho lowest mar
ket rates.
September "a 5. eow2i
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TEE KILLING OF NAScE.-The Winnsboro'
News says: s'Mr. Adolphus Miller, arrested as
accessory after the fact to the killing OF Lee
Nance, was up before his Honor Judge J. NJ.
Rutland, on Saturday, upon 4 writ of habeas
corpus, and released upon giving bail for his
future appearance 10 tho amount Of $500"
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A CUTTING AFFRAY.-A quarrel occurred IN
the market yesterday between two eolored
boys Robers Lawrence ami Henry Mclnns, IN
which the latter was cut by q knife in the leg.
Both were quito small. and the cut was mere
trils, bu! they were arrested and taken to the
Guardhouse, and will appear before the Mayor
thie rnnrninr.
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ALL ELECTION NOTICES, Nominations OF can
.diaates End Election Cards, intended tor publ
cation in TIE News. must invariably be paid
for in a.lyancs. Oar friends, therefore, who
have sent advertisements OF this character
.unaccompanied BIZ the cas- will understand
way they have not been published.
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RAILROAD DErENT1oS.-The Augusta up
freight train No. ran off the track near the
-Four Nile House yesterday morning, throHlnS
off six empty and two loaded cars. No INJURY
was done to the freight, but the trains wore
detained until 1.3O P. n, after which hour they
ra, MS usual.
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4
tuTe.
On TUESDAY. first December next, at 10 O'Clock,
bcf re the ui s.oficc Broatl-s;rect. Cbarl s:ou'
:. {. will be sol b. the Assignee of Joseph Pur.
cell, Bankrupt at ublic auction,
THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE REAL ESTATE:
All that one undivided ha'f tt:) interest in the
MILLS HOUSE HOTEL, OIL southwest coruer O.
Meeting and Queen streets, continuing, Oh Meeting
street, 81 feat and also tue lands OF estates OF
Mixer and En:t0n 81 feet inches aud also Oh The
lands of the estates Of Mixer aid Enston Is feet
inches making in all on the cast IL 100 eet 10 inch
more less norh Qucel-st &c; 2Ij feet inches,
moro or less; south Oh anda of Iibernian Society s.
feet, also on land Of es.a;e OF Daniel Mixer aud Vim.
Ensoa III feet Inches and % feel inches also on
lands soc city Of Frcnds IL feet, IN oil south llue
2T0 feet. NOR" less; west on lind Of Society OF
Friends Il feet inches, also lat now, o: late Of
james :. Watson 81 est, in all Oh west lines CT III
feet inches. more or IS, which said premises are
dclnclel and appear, BIZ pla. Of the sare made by
Paul pcre Civil Engineer, and dated April Is, 1903
ALSO,
One.faurth l.ith) undivided interest in the
WOODEN EOUSE AND LuT on Meeting. street, rext
south OF Mills House. contalni - on Meetings..
81 eet Inches and in depth III feet inches, more
or less having such dimensions as will appear upon
above plat.
One undivided half interest in the BRICK uOU Sc
AND LOT OH Meeting. street, next south OF the
above containing or Ne .n -s.. Get Is feet inches.
aad III Cepth 14D feel more or less having such di'
mcnslons as Will appear upon ABOVE mentioned pat
ALSO.
At Mills House Hotel. on WE'D DNESOAI, sc-ond
December next, ar 10 o'clock l. NJ and there con-
iinuns from day to day until the property shall be
sold.
All the FURNITURE o: the Mills House Hotel.
CoSsraTISG OF:
Parlor. Chamber. Dining Room AMI KITCHEN
FURNI CRE, ell in perfect order and lItcs styles,
complete for the cql p:nent o: i-s'-:l1's h9;s;.
Ierns-Tre Iell estate will be sod tor o:c-thirll
cash. the balance payable in ono and two ye.rs, IL.
terest payable annually. secur!I by bond ami mott.
gage of the property, which :s 10 be Insured, and the
policy to be assigned. pur hasers 10 pay Tor stamps,
papers, &c.
The Furniture will be sod for cas. :. be delivered
on day Of sale. F. ". MAR>HALL,
Assignee of the Es;at. Joseph Purcell.
q, tobar n6 mwf l6 tul
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roR MEMBER OF CONGRESS.

PALMETTO BUILDING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION.
meeting OF the stockholders will he held at
the Masonic Hall, at seven o'clock this eve-
nlng, whc, full attendance Is particularly re-
questcd.
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nfw
IL. H..

Tfyo1,wsnt cheap Elank Books;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Paper,
&C.; or Milers Almanac;
IT you wart Printing executed neatly;
II you want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern o.
ruling, 60 to Hiram Harris, Agent No. 80 Broad
street.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

LARGEST CiIcVLATi0N.-THE CA1L1
xsws hnING The NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY
srcoGNI5;:D aS HAVING TIE LARGEST Cil''
ccLarsoN IN The CITY 0F CHARLESTON
p;rbtI>EEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING N TIE pOSTorrICE AT The END of
EACH WEEK. ACcoRDIH5 70 The PEo'ls-
IONS OF THE NEW Po.ToFFIcE LAW.
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Auftiunesrs' llriuate Sales.

CLIFFORD g. nATHEWES.
Real Estate Agents, No. &c Broad-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS o. q superior quality, on
deep water navi .atol anI healthy locations all the
year.
RICE and COTTON PLANTATIONS and FARMS in
all parts OF the state.
CITY PROPERTY o; every DESCRIPTION.
November 9 3mos
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RADMAY,S READY RELIEF.

This remedy accomplished this wonderful and de.
ghfu desiderdtun III all cases OF external aud IN
tcrunl pain. In an instant it afforded relief, the
moment it WIS app:icL TO .he parts OF the body
where inflammation pain txiscd-it at oucc re-
evcl the pa;lc: of the mUst v!D;ct and rXcrucias-
ng panss and tlrobs OF pm, AMI Impaired the dc.
lishtfui sensation o. ease anu coin.oT.
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OF THE LUNGS CURED ~
THIRTY MINUTES.
,u,ro-.un1 10 know how TO Use s.l;ad.
ways .:cndy iiclIcf" III Acute
ana dangerous ittac:ls!
nj OWN CASE

On SATURDAY. rih;. tie lafh, was yio!chiy sczcG
with Coners; ION al l:c Lungs. For 'cw day: pre-
Won: I lclt 4 dC lain c:cr my lei; lnng, with
M casio:l co:l.fl,S. but Lc,: a'.iNv.. ry iI. tu
M atie,riou to il. VIXEN seized, tle l:.a w.;s 20
riclcIn. cutting and cXcrncainS. HAT rvr"y breath
drawn w.s Ike red i,0t Ec cutting III: .ui.!. d.
na a,stut ON home, sent out ior tIrct bottles ii
RAILWAYS RELILf. apple! the entire lot 10 iGy
,uuls l:rk shoulders. &t aid IL d lew Eio!nc.i:
cot up ccuuirr-iriiFairn. Inspirations wrrt easy,
ami - .c skin bccl'rc rc.licl@'l a!l pain ccaScJ.
In halt IN hoar wsS ic: :ru:n iaa Iu;! AL Sis,ls
ot Congestion !Gl tui:li0.:, SC gone. Ihi> Is Ill
imror;art cure /: Is well that every cl:c sinu,!
know how to DIS rerIcuy IL s;'vcrr attacks. he
s.,nr I'll @ hC!,ls good l. Ciscs q. ILiiiI.la.1n ci
lie Lcins, loves. k!,.G*%s az" Stomach Apply
Inc Rel I Tree Y; sou; :;c :kiu Will Ii. 1t "ll
insu1lil: scc.re ;. wilJf..;a o. liz Inflammation
to :.:c sErlrn. aal prr.U:s now sIlcrii!c may. III
THIRTY MINUTES. ;.r lrir ;ro:ii Pa:.
CHRONIC IErL!MMATIcE.
In cases wi,.:e inflammation o; siei for Il
li ;i.ne addition 10 tie Rf LI.-F, take six
ni I:ADTAY', I'll Is rowurr ihclE. III half an
hour i'll l:iij.t cases, t:iry Wi oirr.e. Ii not,
nrIt the ;iusr IN r,r o. ho;ca IL tl,c firihc5t
ilpy will operate, and tie ,airnt 500: get well. In
Hilions Typhoid. Fever ard A1Lr, tli treatment is
.urc 10 ere. Lit x b. tried.
IpflN RADWAY, NJ. u.
cE. Dr. RADW Ms REMEDIES are sold by Drug
riss a.h StorrG, e9ar-. ererfwL ere. Get the New
:,;y!e with India Rubber Co:k.
DuITIE q NOISE,
AGENTS,
No. lf9 Meeting street, corner Hasel.
Chulestur. :. I.
Nav DAG 6m;o
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a GREAT SENSATIONAL GOOD SENSA.
TION!
PAIN CURED IN AN IN.yTlNT!

In 1917 the grca; grand principle of Stopping tie
most excruciatug pain in an Instant. without en-.
ploying such dangerous agents as Ch!oroiorm
Opium, Morphine, Acon;ine, Ether, &c. was first
made known III
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MoREuEAD BrrrERs.-Thesc bittors CAM be
had Ct James Mckean. No. SO Anso2-street, who is
prepared TO ill a!l o:iors with dispatch.
August ~ 3laos mfw
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funrral nutile.

@- The Relatives md Friends OF Mr'
and Mrs. JAMES G. HOLMES are invited to attend
the Funeral Services of til, latter. at ST Phillp's
Church, Tais afternoon, at hapast ! hrie O'CLOCK.
November
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@A YOUNG LADY RErU tS1NG 10
her country home, u;,or soJourn OF a few months
in I. city, was hartly recognized by her friends
In place OF coarse, rustic, flushed face, size bad
sol ruby con plexion OF alncos, marble smooth.
ness, and instead twentythree she really appeared
but eighteen Upon inquiry US to the cause OF SC
great change she plainly told them that che used
the CiRCAs>IaN BALM, ai considered it an in
valuable acquisition any lady'stciIc' by its use
any Lady or Gentlemen caa improve their personal
appearance IN hnr.'redrold. 1t is simple in Its
combination, as Nature herself is simple. yet lnsur
pas. cd in its efficacy in drawing impurities Iro
also hearing cleansing ard bcau,i:yma The skin ard
complex or. BY its direct action ou tue entic!e II
draws from it all IT, impurities. kindly healing The
same aud leaving the surface as Nature Intended
should be-clear, soft, srrooit and beautiful. rrre
81, sent by alai or Express on Ie:ep, Of al order
y. L. t.:AK6 4 CO., Chemists,
No. West Feye,tcs:rep', Syracuse, =. 7.
The only Amcr"&Y Agents TOR the sal. {, h. :ant
Narcr 81, lvr
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BUSiN ESS NOTICES.

CHOICE GREEN AM BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pouul at Wilson'S grocery, southeast cotncr
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered Tree.
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Go BRIDE AND HRfDEGROoM.-ESSA
FOR YOUNG MEN on the interesting relation OF
Bride,room 10 Bride in the institution of Marriass-
guide TO mltrimouial felicity aud true happiness.
Sent by mail in sealed letter envelopes free ct charge
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box P, Phila-
delnbia. Pa. 3nos Sepiembcra2
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9D- UNION DISTRICT.-IN EQUITY
HENRIETTA KAISER, ct al. rs. JULIUS KAISER
ct tal-BILL FOR pAuTITION-Pursaant to q De-
crctal Order OF his Honor chancellor JOHNSON. in
the above stated case, the creditors OF CH. hAl
SER. deceased. and OF the firm OF CHI. KAISER x
Son. late of Unionvillc South Carolina, are required
10 present aud establish their demands before me-
on or before the frs. day Of January next
WM. MUNRO, c. Z. L. D.
Commissioners ocicc. Upioavil,c. South Carolina
September &c, 1861.
Sepember 80 Ws2'
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E BATCHELOES HAIR DYE.-THIS
sp,cudid Hair Dye is the best in the world; the
only true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable
instantaneous; no disapp ointment; no ridiculous
unts; remedies the i'll effects OF bad dyes; invigo-
rates and leaves the hair soft and Beautiful black OF
brown Sold by oil Druggists and Perfumers; a?d
properly applied Mt Bachelors Wig Factory, No
Bont.street New York Tyr January 3
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eGWHAT Is THE MATTER WITH YOU !?
1his is the familiar question put to every invalid.
In many cases the answer is, 81 don't know exactly,
but don't feel we'll" Look at the counsenance
the man or woman who makes this reply. and You
will generally find that the eyes arc dull and luslrc-
less the complexion sallow, the checks faced, and
the whole expression OF the face detected 1nterro-
gae the invalid moro closely and you will discover
that constipation, the result of discriered stomach
and torpid liver is q. the Bottom OF the mischief.
"That's what's the matter" Whoevor has expe.
renced the effects of WARRANTS EFFEEYESCENT
SELTZER APERIt MT in such cases, need Lot to be
told to recommend it as n remedy.
TARRANT & CO., Wholesale Druggists, No. 27s
Greenwich and No. 100 Warren streets, New York.
Sole Proprietors.
Sold by all Druggists. 3rnos 90 July
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STEAM ENGINES AND BOILERS. of various sizes
on hand
IMPROVED VERTICAL AND HORIZONTAL CORN
MILLS, SUGAR MILLS, SUGAR BOILERS
AND PANS. OF all s:Zes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from TO
1G feel in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES Tor H,nl
power, saw AMI Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CA:TIEG' OF oil descriptions
made to order
Particular attention paid 10
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
TNGS, GRATINGS,
CISTEiaN COVERS. SLSH WEIGHTS, de-, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MACHINIST A Nd FOUN DER
No. 31i NEE11NG-STREET,
CHARLESTON, S. c.
August . rnws
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a RE u ABLE UREl
SORES on TIE TONGUE, ULCERS IN TIL
THROAT. SORE GUNS. SORE MOUTH,
Cores IN TIE NOSE, AROUND
TIE EYES. de-.

If recently exhibited, few bottles will cure. II
chrome or through the effects OF Mercdty Potas-
SUM, corrosive Suolimltc, from SIX 10 one dozen
bottles may be required to lake permanent eu:c
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Sprfial MOtiffs.

g9- MESSRS. EDITORS: YOU W l.
please announce Mr. G. W. CLARK as the Peoples
Candidate tor Mayor of the city, and oblige
October 10 MANY CITIZENS.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.

ReGl and Personal Estate and H0iel Furni
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CHRONIC IYrL.MMATIcT.

cE.pr. RADW MS REMEDIES are sold By Drug.
cists aai StorrG, eDar-. ererywL ere Get the New
,;y!e, wifl India Rubber Cork.
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RELICS AND CURIOsITIEs.-Visting the studio OF
our Young friend, NJ. l.. Hendricks, recently, We
were much pleased ct having the privilege of ex-
aiming bis valuable collection of relics and curl
o,ities. In one case We found Indian articles from
Fort Augusta embracing stone darts bullets, pipes,
knives, hatchets, and string of beads numbering
over 5000 In another case were euriosties from
the old world and new, relies of the rebellion from
nearly every battle field, minerals from California,
Dakotah, &c, Egyptian Granite, Lava from Mt,
Vesuvius piece of the Rock of Gibraiter, and vari-
ous other articles Of value The third case has in
il copper coin from 1908 to the present date, silver
coin of all nations, United States money from three
cent piece 70 the American dollar Continental paper
and any quantity of rebel rags.
In his collection he has many other articles among
which are "shels from the ocean, muskets, drums,
shells, and implements captured during the rebel
lion an idol from Africa sword fish, coral &c. MIR.
Hendrck. deserves gren credit for the labor be has
taken to obtain these articles, and if he could be
induced to part with them they would be great
addition to the curosities of the Historical Society
of Pennsylvania. We have imPerfsetly enumerated
,he articles in the collection Of Dir. Hendricks Civ
!rz sservsly bali the tumbu.
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A New ODD FELLOWS FLAG The r. W. Grand
Lodge of the United States l. 0. Of o. F., at their
recent session, adopted flag, to be used all pub
lie occasions. The flag is to be of white material
either bunting cotton cloth or satin; the proper
tions to be ll9ths of the length for the width The
emblem three links, 10 be placed in the centre Of
the flag, with the letters l. o. O. F., and the name
of the State, District or Territory using it to be
wrought in scarlet color Whenever the flag is to
be used by the Encampments, two crooks are to be
added. The Grand Lodge of the United States has
ordered a National Flag, which will be borne for
the FIRST time in the grand procession in Phadel-
phia, in April, 1869.
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Coon IxyEsrxHwT.- "A careful reading Of the
new pamphlet Of the Union Pacific Railroad Co,
containing the Tressurers report for the year end
ing June 80, 1868, and much other matter Of value
and interest, Qbs whole making an exceedingly
handsome book Of forty psges,) tends to convince
one of the value of the Company's First Mortgage
Bonds, for the following reasons IL. They are a
hrst mortgage upon the longest and most important
railroad in the country. 2. This road, upon which
these bonds are FIRST lien, earned last year, with
but four hundred and scventy-two miles in average
operation, more than four millions of dollars which
gave more than one end one.half millions Of net
earnings 3. The road has been built eight hundred
and forty miles in two and half years, and is now
being extended at the rate Of three and four miles
per day. a. The whole line to the Pacific (com-
posed of the Union Pacific and the Central Pacific
Raroads) will be in operation In the summer Of
1897 six years sooner than the limit of time 6xed
by the national charter. 8. Every additional mile
gives the road increased business and profit, which
must be enormous when the through line is complete
9. Three Government Commissioners catefully in
spect every mile of the road and must pronounce it
hrst in every respect before it be opened 10
business and their testimony has been corroboratod
by that of more than twenty representatives of the
eading press of tho eastern cities, who thoroughly
examined seven hundred miles of the road in July
last. Z. The Bonds pay six per cent. interest in
gold, and the principal we'll as interest, is paya-
BILE in gold coin. s. The amount of these Bonds i.
limited to fifty millions upon the entire line, but it is
not probable that than thirty millions will be
issued or these twenty millions have already been
sold at II steadily advancing price. Hon. l.. d.
Morgan, of New York, and Hon Oakes Ames, of
Massachusetts, are the trustees of the bondhoders
to sec that their Interests protected, and five
Government Director. take part in nll the business
of the company and report all Of its operations to
the Government, SO that any possible irregulsrty
would soon be stopped.
Facts such as these cannot easily be gninsayed or
their importance weakened. They are set forth |
with clearress and attractiveness in the companys
pamphlet, of which we have spoken, which may be
obtained erataifou,iy by application to De Haven 4
Brother, No. 40 South Third Street, Philadelphia !
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FATAL AccIDESrs AT SnAHokIN The shsmokin
Herald, Of the 22d inst, says; George Schnepf, a
miner at the Burnside Colliery, was crushed by a
fall of coal and instantly killed, Tuesday Of last
woek. He was aged about 40 years, and leaves a
wife and two children.
On Friday afternoon last, David Vincent was
killed, and Jacob Haas severely injured, while en-
gagged in bEstihg saamander at the shamokih Fur
mace by the discharge of blast which occurred at
the time the tnmping was being put in. Vincent
was hit in tho face with the hammer he using,
which was hurled with such force TO tear of his
jaw, and he died almost instantly. lie wa. aged
about 20 years, and leaves wife and two children
Hans badly burned about tho eyc5 and it is
feared he will lose the sight of one OF thom. His
left hand was also burned and cut in painful man.
ner but none Of his injuries are Of fatal charsc
ter, and he is doing as well as could be expected
under the circumstances.
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TRIAL LIST FOR NOVEMBER CoURr The f,l,ou.
ing is the list OF causes for trial during the second
week of November Court
,nu,p
refer hanseiman vs. Robert Is. MeCay.
he,nsteln ct al vs. DAVID Longenecker el al.
9ohn "eisel vs. Hartiet Msrr et al.
nenry h"up vs. ), v. w. Herring
. Isaac lime VS. 'ohh Coiaron,
Johh baTthoIomeW VS. Gac. FORESTER et al.
marion lrego vs. n. .; Ire9o' -,
Jonh hiesei et al vs. Mm NJ weaver Sheriff.
o 1ona,nah ,,i ,,oover ct al vs. Inc susquehanna
'ohi "a, anu Sval m"uh'a'h 20,
~ ~ Iona.n"n I i uoonel vs. sauie.
10 Ioha'Ian % M ilo"NeI W. ~ al " vs. same same
10 Ioun Ii L"uun Iir'o W, ,s W " u, ~, -, pouty.
UWTSePI 'utney 'o; va Da'II ~ LOU LYuliSUn'
- pa. ,n +, mny g. a. u vs., on"p.es p plllmsn'
'c Tt inieI iis..i"h Herses'oek CT a.
~ tno"as S n"ssei 70, e'1, hi'y
"a psoals AZ Na',ha,rn rta 'uitloaeh @ ,
r. D'oON' -'e"''''' w. LUG AN'AS"uhha " H.
N f.h r.. NJ.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-10-31

SHERIFF SALES OF REAL EsrATE.-Sherif Beck
ley sold the following real estate, atths Court House
on Tuesday last
Two lot. Of ground in Shamokin, on which are
erected Two frame dwelling houses, stable, outbud
ings, &C. property of ]. F. and S. P. Eisenhart
Sold to Epbraim Herniuger for $3.50, This property
was sold subject to mortgage.
One.eighlh part of an IS acre tract of land, with
two. story dwelling house, barn, &c, in Upper Ma
hsnoy township, property of John S. schminkey
Sold to Isaiah Schminkey, subjeet to mortgage
for $50.
Three lots of ground in shamokin, with two-story
frame dwelling house property of John Nosbit Sold
10 VIM. IL. Musselman for 81 ,575.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1868-10-31

Tar NIDDLEcREEk RAILRoAp.-The Selinagrovs
Times says that at present there is ittle work
done on this road. Tho money that ha. been colec-
ted has been nearly all expended, and about one
half Of the road has been graded. There about
100000 to collect yet, but under the present man
agemsnt people seem lndisposed to pay. Tho road
will be 50 miles in length and learn that the iron
has been offered tor AZ miles. Reynolds Co. have
offered for II miles, and three different Iron Com
panies at Danviile propose each tc furnish iron for
ten miles. If these proposals have been made in
good faith we can see for longer delay in
pushing forward the work on the road