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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1868-02-21

l. %. a.. Tn our advertising col
nuns, this morning, viii be found the
Iotico Of q mass meeting Of Good
rrmplar- TO be held this evening in
heir Hal, on Main street. 20 celebrate
he institution Of Enterprise Lodge, No
p. Good spcakrrs will be present and
address Tho meeting, among whom We
aivntion the Rev. j. u. Herr. who has
hu reputation OF an eloquent aud i'm.
N'rassive speaker on the subject Of Tenn
pernucc. Tnurc is no doubling the tact
Jhst size TymPlIrs have accomplished \
vast amount OF good since Jhe intro
luciluu ui tho order in cur city. Nun
ber, ot those who were Formerly habit
uAl dfuukards, have been reformed
and lIs NOW sober, industrious and
men An order zhat ac-
cnmpi.~hes such results should receive
Iao aid ot all who feel an interest in the
v-lliAtr of their follow citizens. and we
hope lnaJ the Hall viii be Oiled TO
Cyrrhowius Tonight, as an evidence OF
che estimation IN which The institution
lN held Ia this community.
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VIZ uu-.aa4, yestrEtuy. that work
len $500 busy repairing the bridge
ver Nrs. Wheeling creek. IN Bridge
srt. lH consequence OF tins long and
eayy J'HmtnE ACROSS tt intrnusporung
au ur" ,a tau mills va this city, the
ruH-uFu mad become unsafe. II - the
iuHitHn tp pas tu e larger number
Ad heavier tmbea Than those on
.hieu thr former flooring rested, 80 that
wall u-, when the repairs are finish
d us strong and substantial rs IL Il.
r-slr.o .Iu construct a bridge OF wood
uu Iron.
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NEW E3Au.--At the present session
the Legislature an acl has becu pass
"a authorizing the continuation OF IL
",ri nom this city ptu, John street and
.;as. NhueliuE, TO "a point on the Ma
tvnHi Errd near the village OF Leath-
.rwooI. 9his Is much needed i'm
'r'vemcnr. The distance between the
no points Will bo much reduced hy it's
AusuIatau along thcroul dcsiguat-
20. avoiding The heavy aud long grade
fthu road nsea at present
Tho following gentlemen have been
appointed to oven books Of subsvrip.
Son Mu-sJs. \. J. Paunpu, Michael
,fllly, ClIvcr !. Crawford. Adams
h1ds.r, David T.. Dourl, John GREY.
b. ". tWUEhClm, Alexander NJ. Ja-
1b, Curtis T.. Brown, John Z. Gil
.Arisi aui Lvwis Lunsiord. \ meet
HS viii re hvIt In the Office OF Mir.
FHehrisi, ON Tuesday next, att z. Al,
'r iHr purpose of organizing. Tine
HfporHIs name OF sUcr!.uoIuer- is The
Hntusull Turnpike Company"
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Grand Prize BaII

tTILI EE JIyEE AT OTIS HALL
nv tuE4 evening. Iugspsclal feature will
q contest tlE "a vsluHy-g pTiIs - D1 su-
IE.aI 20 tls. gfug.Er best Iu the Mound waltz
--ur.# UE l41 E-a.s.sEYu E4uI. igYEI-it
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lasErsr NOTION Patent Sewing
10 fastars. PEics. u ~. Call
ru 10 WIN. Sumner 4 Co.'S,
lHsHs
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Terms Z:
HARPER's wEEKTvoa'

An E1tr. go Ny one year.........-s 81 o.
WEEKI,Y- o. GPP py OF either the MAaAz1SE,
for eveTyI S S5 bAZAR will be suppiied traits
each. IN ON Dtuo % Of Five subscTibers 1T 81 %
SO %. hlttance; or Six Copies for
Tue nIIli, PES can be supplied at any time
LY, in neat aIo H;,oIHunes of HARPER's WEEK-
49, itee OF expense, fof 81 escb rom
feeein9 ~ com piising Ten Volumes, sent on
fHei1St a, cHsh a. the rate Of SIS IS per vol,
Al ! ready January LIST, ISIS. NoiulAs
AuSeT5S5T,c T 1pIl9ns sent from BritiSh North
with - cents eyI5itGSes must be accompanied
states postage. Address prepay 0nA'so
y,o,-,o :, Harper & BROTHERS.
aONLs-0 Franklin square Net York
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in9 9I D0ctor.s DIPLOMA hangs in his oflice

49, ENDORSEMENT on rJ7IJIr r,T, r.
,,tthe many thousands curaIj a. ~ -,
ibe MN wItnin the last twenty years ana
perfornei5 RI IN I'm Rortant surgical Operations
ndtScte 3, OF ne Sun and many oiber r er
aeaIs befor when iESd have appeared again and
as a venIiaIr une public, besides his SIpndIue
t gT,I y sathcient guarantee 10 the afffieed
m NAY DISEASES SPEEDILY CUREl,.
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nrn.Y SING, FEBRUARY 81.
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CAUCUS ~ ls)0.-Our rradars EI.. FH
member that a few weeks since '.r
LOOMS Invited the membaHs af .a-
Legislature, Judges OF The ~ur1Hla
Court, and large number ~ uar -...
zens, 70 rehearsal to be- zlv-a Hy ..H
young ladies attending rhs WE-ri.as
Female College. Ontas eveuIu. dt-5a
mated the large Hall Wa crowded Oh is-
utmost capacity, aud the exercises
passed OF most pleasantly. -AuYEE
the numerous pieces on the prog sfulIr
was one with the caption Of tails para
graph, which Was 10 iaulL4rssiy rem
deE-L that u brought down the Lgus~
with n ylm. the drImI't gsrFgH1
seemed 70 be perfectly 81 home in the
characters Sustained By them. Especial
Iy were We pleased with the young lady
representing Esq. Mrs. Bill. We do NOT
know That her part could have been
more naturally and effectively render
e1 Dy even = professional star. Miss
Huazy, and, III snort. every one OF the
politicians 10 cIu neil that evening,
d!-piaysd a knowledge Of the way such
mAL.yTz are managed that quite sur
pTIs=d those VINO tL!uk young ladies do
lutte else than lay plans 10 entrap the
youthful lords Of creation. In order
that our readers may have the pleasure
II reading the production entire, We
have procured copy oft for puDIica-
Iou, and trust thai It's perusAI will il
some measure COMPENSATE for the loss
sustained by those who were not pres
emit 20 sss il produced on the stage. Il
may iu1Hsr. for some future exhibitions
~ --,gg fs4rH
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"A Complete Pictorial TTI,,orv ~
the Times"

ne DIST cheapest, and most sue.
ssiHi Family Paper In the
Union"
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THE ONLY PLACE WHERE CJ,pp
CAN BE OBTAINED, 0]'h

IVUNO MEN
Especially, who have become the victims n,
Solitary Vice, that dreadful and deStrlicifVa
habit which annually sweeps to an untins,S
grave thousands OF Young Men OF the my
excellent talents and brilliant Intellect w.
might otherwise have entranced usfenins
Senators with the thunders of eloQuence. 6&
walked to estacy the living Tyre, NAV csi,
with full confidence. "a"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-23

An ODD F1sH.-OW readers have recently
had q full description Of the clam cracker who
Was taken from the watery depths Of Charles
ton Hsrbor, and although those that go down
to the sea in ships are expected to he CONVEX
SAINT with all marine monsters, they often find
that there are more things in Heaven and
earth that are dreamed Of in their philosophy.
Some ssvant while experimenting on animal
magnetism, found that b, preparing paper in
q certain way, it could be made to follow the
pulsstions OF the heart, For the benefit OF
those curiously inclined the inventor has cut
his strips Of paper in the shape OF small fish,
which are colored in imitation OF nature.
Some OF the lobby members Of the Charles
ton Hotel were on Sunday the fortunate
poesessors OF few Of these piscatoral
magnets, and displayed their wonderful work
ing to gaping crowd. The rain kept the nu-
merous visitors in doors, and though the idea
of paper being endowed with life was decidedly
f,shy. vet the scofters were soon convinced.
The n,odus opercnd; was to moisten the palm
of the hand, and then placing the paper fish
thereon, it would writhe itself in various ways,
though invariably following the pulsations OF
the wrist. The magnetic fish is intended as q
toy for juveniles, but it is a scientific problem
that will interest older and wiser heads. The
,secret remains with the inventor, and only q
leu specimens have thus tar reached this be-
.nighted section.
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Snufral Motiff.

CUTTINO-Died in this city on Monsay even.
ing, 22d instant Of consestive chill Mrs MAE SWIM.
TON CUTTING, wife Of DAVID s.CurHNo, IN the
Goth year of her age.
aF The Relatives, Friends md Ac-
quaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. DAVID s. CUTTING,
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM q. swNToN, Mr.. and Mrs. T. A.
WILBUR, of their respective families, and the mem.
bers and congregations of the First and Citadel
Square Baptist Churches, are respectfully invited to
attend the Funeral Services Of Mira. DAVID 8. CUT
TINO, at the Citadel Square Baptist Chuicb, This
Afternoon, at half past Four O'Clock. June IS
nS- The Relatives, Friends nnd Ac-
quaintances of Mr. and Mrs. ]. q. KoRNAHRENs, sr..
are respectfully invited TO attend the Funeral Of
their daughter, MARIANA AUGUSTA, nom the
residence of Mr.. PETER KoRNAHRENs, corner OF
Hanover and Columbus streets, This Morning. at Nine
O'Clock, without further invitation. June %
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Estate Sale, by order ofths Executors,
.BYZ. B. CAKES.

Will be sold on THURSDAY, 25th instant, ct IL
O'clock near the Old Postofice, the following valu
able property. belonging to an Estate: .yiz:1 49,,
and extensive Bck outbuildings, situate on the east
side of Kingstreet In Ward No. Z, and known as
No. 574. Lot measures 65 feet front and $50 feet
IN depth. nthe prefaises are large cistsrn land ana
: No No. THE THRRE.sToRY WOODEN STORM
AND DWELLING, with requisite outbuidtngs, titu'
atc at the southwest corner Of King and Spring.
streets. Lot 81 hst3 inches on King. and ss feet g.
No. SIZE THREE STORY WOODEN STORE
AND DWELLING, with outbuildings, Hftua|e ON
west sdo of King-street adjoining the above TO the
south. Lot 81 feet inches from, and 80 feet s
azzas to the south, and are In good order ar7n n
Nos. 4, s, ,6-THREE vACAETLoTs on west dido
OF King street, adjoining No. to the souh, each "a
: No. 1.-THE TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING
and Kitchen, on south side Of Spring street. frst
house west Of King. Lot % feet 6 inches front and
No No. sNTSe se1H TWO STORY WOODEN DWELLING
and Kitchen south s'de Spring, next west Of Noe7.
Lot 80 feet inches f1ont and 76 feet deep. III
no. eGThe TWO ANDA HALF STORY DWELL
ING and outbufdngs on the southeast corner Of st.,
Philip and Rodgers Alley, Ward No. 8. Lot
% ieTSe SeI s @ DWELLING east side
Of ST. Philip sne1t south Of the above. Lot 70 feet
rIns The II Tw5sroRy WIS DwEL1Ne east sds
st. Philip next south Of above Lot 20 feet 'front.' e5
No l2EThe DWELLING, south side Rodgers alley.
next east of the above Lot 81 feet 'front.' rs feet
deep. =. ;
Rodgers alley next east Of The above. Lot 81 feet
No. i4EThs Two-sToRY DWELLING. south side
Rodgers alley, next east of above Lot 81 feet front
No. so'' 1SGtNEsToRY SIti SHOP AND Two.sToRY
WOODEN DWELLING, northeast corner st. Philip.
street and Rodgers alley. Lott ~ feet mont 81 feet
deep. s.t..,l. -. -sL - 80:
Rodgers alley adjoining above to the east Lot Is
No. 17-Th. .TwO.sToRY BUILDING adjoining
above to the east on Rodgers Alley. Lot 26 feet
1Ga No. isTso Is .ers ossR ssRwosronY BUILDING north .ide
Rodgers Alley, next east Of above. Lot rs feet 'front.'
= No. 10 1a@fhe ssf Two-sToaY DWELLING north side
Rodgers Alley, adjoining to the east Lotr27' feet
mo- No. SNThe % IN s'sg TgwosroRy BUILDING north side
Rodgers Alley, next east of above. Lot % ronb
No 21-VAoANT. LOT next east Of above, % feet
Plats cf the above Property can be seen at my
| Office. 10 ~ u ~ i!is'' = t.f
Conditions cash. Purchasers to pay for pape-s
and stamps- ~ 80 June l9 :
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June %
Mastet in Gquitp's apriuatt SaIr::

4. B. Fidgg, ct al, us. j. d. Ward, ct al. f.
Under Deorcal Order in this case, offer at Private
Sale the following TRACTS OF LAND, belonging
to Estate OF the late Col. j. J. Ward. viz;
l. All that TRACT OF T1MBERED HIGHLAND,
continuing nine hundred acres more or less, border
ing on the salt marsh Of tho Atlantic Ocean, In Horny
District
.. Ali that TRACT OF TTMBERED HIGHLAND,
on Soccaster Creok Horny District containing three
hundred acres, moro or less. .
8. All that TRACT OF TIMDERED HIGHLAND,
north of Soccaster Creek and near tho junction OF
Soccas.er and Waccamaw Hiver, containing two hun
drcd uud City actes, moro or less. .. u. -.
4. All that TRACT OF TIMBERED HIGHLAND.
on the west bank of the Pee Dee River, near Bull
Creok containing two hundred acles, more or less.
s. All that TRACT OF T1MBtRED HIGHLAND
near Dr. Jarnets Saw Mills, on the waters OF Soccas,
ter Creek and the Wnccsmaw River, containing two
hundred acres, moro or lcss
6. All that TRACT, known as Prince's Greek Tract,
on tho east branch Of tho Waccamaw River contain.
ing seventy acres Of rice lard and - acres OF high
land, more or less.
z. All that TRACT OF HIGH AND BAY LAND, on
Collins Creek, waters Of Waccamaw, containing six
hundred acres, more or less.
On tho following terms: Onc-hnlf cash; balance IN
one year, with interest, and mortgage Of tho prem
ises.
Apply to the subscriber, In Charleston, or to BEN
JAMIN HUGER WARD, Esq, in Georgetown.
JAMES TUPPER, Master in Equity.
HT-Geoigetown Times insert once week for three
weeks. tu3 June 16
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X. X. K.-The Ku-Klux-Klan has come to
town. but this time IL tho gui'e OF brand OF nne
smoking tobacco known the X. K. K. and sold by
Mantous 4 Co., at No. ia East Bay, who have also
for sale some of the choice buffalo" smoking to-
baceo Those brands OF the true Virginia Leaf and
will be trent 70 all smokers.
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ONE OF TIE SIGNS OF THE TIMES may be
seen at the corner of Hasel and Meeting
street, on the building now occupied by Messrs.
.Dowie & Noise, wholesale druggists. 1t is
appropriately formed Of large golden mortar
aon3a beautiful shaded. background, the name
Of the firm standing out in bold lettering.
The sign was painted by MIR. @. W. Stiles,
whose brush has been powerful agent in re-
storing the animated appearance OF our busi-
ness thoroughfares. Being placed upon the
corner of two prominent streets, the mammoth
mortar attracts universal attention, and the
friends of Messrs Dowie & Noise will have no
difficulty in finding their new establishment.
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AN ALrERmaNIo TREAT.--Somo of those ma
rine productions vulgarly known as turtles havc
been recently captured on the coast OF Florida, dis
franchised and decapitated. Badenhop has secured
the rcuaains and will to-day asonish hisfr;ends with
some savory soup. Those who know say it is SUBJ
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-23

APPLETON & Cove have received through
John Russell, Of King-street Sir Walter scotts
"Black Dwarf one Of the volumes Of Appleton
& Co.'S. popular edition Of the Waverly Novels.
The price of this volume is twenty-five cents.
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In TIE SADDLE.-The old army Mcclellan
saddle is known by oil campaisners TO be easy on
both man and beast md, under the auspices of Mr.
F. F. chspeau, next the Mills House, it is the cheap
est saddle in the market 1t Is good thing to have
IN the bonse whether Won have horse or not.
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, WE ARE informed that rooma have been en-
gagged for the South Carolina delegation to the
New York Convention. at Madame LsG. FIJI
iette's, No. 81 Union Square, broadway, New
York.
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BUSINESS NOTICES.
IL. IL.

ii. IL.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes Paper,
&c; {; or Miller's Almanac;
Ifyou want Printing executed neatly;
Ifyou want Books bound in any style, or Account
Books made to order, with any desired pattern OF
ruling 70 10 Hiram Harris. Agent, No. SO Broad
atroet
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1fpon unnL PRINTING executed neatly;

CHOICE GREEN AND BLACK TEAS, one dollar
per pound, at Wilson'S grocery, northwest corner
Society and Anson streets. Goods delivered free.
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sgTHE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
THE FAaLE FIRE ENGINE COMPANY return
their sincere thanks to Dr. ]. r. SOLOMONS, for
refreshments kindly furnished at the fire yesterday
morning. A. NAHUM COHEN,
June % Secretary
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Greek had met Greek, and for some time tho
tug of war was even; but Drawn and muscle
told at last. and after several rounds, in which
both had been severely punished, the sponge
wss thrown up, and the victor awarded the
palm. Carriages were in waiting, and tho he
roes Of the prize ring were borne back, with
bruises but unbroken bones, to the bosom OF
their families. Vinegar, raw beef, and other
appliances known to professors of the manly
art, were used to allay the pain and reduce the
swellings; but like Banquo's ghost they would
not down, and the discounted, Disguised and
discolorcd fighters were forced to present
themselves at the Bureau with faces somewhat
the worse for wear. Their singular appear
ance occasioned comment, and upon the facts
becoming known, the disciples Of the prize
ring were politely informed that their fur
loughs were indefinitely extended, and that
tho Bureau was no longer in need Of their ser
vices, it being conducted solely on peace
basis
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NOTICES IN BANKRUPTCY. Meetings OF the
creditors of the aforementioned bankrupts, to
prove dobts and choose assignocs, will be held
at the Office of tho Registrar, Hon. R. B. Car
penter, No. 70 Broad-street, on the days and OF
the hours named:
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re- NOTICE.-OFFICE OF CITY REGIS
TRAR, CHARLESTON, s. c., June %, 1863 con-
sequence of the resignation Of DR.. JOS Yates. the
Office and Dispcnsar, of the First Health District
have been removed from No. 16 Markotstreet to the
NoRrHWEST CORNER OF GEORGE AND ANsON
STREETS-pbysician in charge. DR.. r. GRANGE
slMoNs; residence, WEST END OF MONTAGUE
STREET.
BOUNDARIES OF THE DISTRICT.
Bounded on tho north by south eide OF Calhoun
street. OH the east by Cooper River on the south by
South Battery, and on the west by cast side OF Meet
ing-street
Office hours Morning between and 10 o'clock,
afternoon between und 6 O'Clock.
(sisncd, GEORGE s. PELZER. M. D.,
june - 10 city Registrar.
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. F
Poincignon, Executor, .us. Oppenhein'. !, =,
Will be sold, under the direction of the undersigned,
at the Old Customhouse, on THURSDAY, the2d
dsy Of July, 1858, at II O'Clock a. M.,
All that LOr OF LAND, with the buildings there
on, situate on East Baystreet. In this city, known
by the number 10i. Measuring In front on said
street Is feet more or less and In depth from west
10 east, 100, more or 1esH Bounding west on East
Baysreet north on tenement or lot now, or lately,
The property of Henrietta c. Barker, east on tene-
mett or lot late of Laboucherc. now of Joseph Pre-
vost and south on q tenement nov Or late of Ma
thanicl Fields. gts s.---s.l ~ -lr.s .i,,l;e-.7e
three years. secured by bond of purchaser and mort
gage OF the premises with interest from day OF SALE
payable annually Building to be insured and policy
assigned. Purchaser to pay taxes and for papers
and stamps JAMES TUPPER
June 16 tu3ih1 Master In Equity.
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Spffial Motiffs.

mA SPECIAL MEETING OF THE LOT
HOLDERS Of Magnolia Cemetery will be held at the
Hall of the Charleston Insurance and Trust Com.
pany on Monday, 20th instant, at Twelve o'clock NJ
Time a. tuthHm4
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THETr AT THE LATE FIRE.-Notwithstand-
ing the vigilance exercised by the police, there
were several thefts recorded on Sunday night
The back streo Messrs. Holmes Calder was
entered and several Of the barrels and cases
opened. a coacred boy was arrested and
stsken to the guardhouse for having abstracted
some playing cards hom the stock OF Mesars.
Nj. Dsuson q Go, There was also general
appropriation Of .she articles saved from the
fire, but, in consequence Of the confusion
attendant on large fire, no arrests were made,
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TIE FssrryAL OF 81. Jom THE BAPTIST, the
Patron Saint OF the Catholic Diocese of Charles
ton, falling on Wednesday, 24th inst.s Solemn
High Mass win be-o6ared on that 'dsy at the
Cathedral Chapel, Qaeen-street, ut half-past
ten O'Clock, and Solemn vespersa at eight o'clock
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s5- TAKEN BY MIsTAKE.-THE PERSON
who took q BUNDLE CONTAINING BOOKS from
my atore in stae-strce through mistake, on ycster
day morning, will confer favor and receive liberal
reward by returning Them to G. "A. Won DOHLEN,
No. SO State street. II juno 23
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February 1S

6- NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBER HERE
BY gives notice To all parties concerned that she has
been duly qualified as Admjnistratrix Of the Estate
of L. G. DUDLtY, late of Beaufort, South Carolina,
deceased.
All persons indebted 10 said Estate are requested
to make immediate payment, and all persons having
Claims against said Estate are required to present
thum, properly attestcd by affidavit. on before the
first day of October, 1868, or be thereafter debarred
from the collection OF the same according to lnw
CHRISTIANA D. DUDLEY,
Administrative Estate OF K. g. DUDLEY.
June2 tuf8*
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e @TBE sTONEWALL FIRE ENGINE co.
desire to return their thanks to DR.. soL0MoNs and
Mrs. BUTrERFIELD. Proprietress of the Pavilion
Hotel, for refreshments furnished at the fire on the
morning Of the 22d Inst.
W. g. MILLER,
r..,oo Sacretarv
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HorE1. ARsIvAIs-JuHE q. Charleston Ho-
TEL. R Dant, Mrs 8. W..fGsssidey, f. E.
Cassidsy and son. and ii. q esssidey VIII
mingtop; c. L. Carrineton. City; ,WH,. Van
Wyck, New York; E. Krame. orangeburg; q. J.
Cheney, Nashville, Tenn; DIR: VIM. savery,
Philsdslphis; W. Murchiaon, BennettsvilleS
C,ptain Johu M. Jones, City.
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EIrcr1oss N Hoasz. A eharlestonian .
writes as follows: ssNot having sean7the ne
tnrns Of Horny, I take pleasure cf informing
you that there is as much praise due this dis
trict as any other, as. even Me colored voters,
through the influence Of the whites, have
voted the strict Conservative ticket. which was
unanimously elected Now, which district has
besten this, or even done as wellae #;sisif