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The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

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BUrrsR-choice lot. willcommsnd 2sto ssc p b
Eeas-l3c.
PouLrRY-Live Chickens - rs to ~ 30 a dos.
SoRaHun-5G to TIC per gallon
PorAroEs-New - 5o@2 50 y barrel; old none
IN market,
OsIoss-$1 90 per bush.
ToNAroEs-s2 50 to 90 per bush.
'LAaD-City cured lsc per b. Country cured
loo TO lie per ID.
BsnswAx-34 TO 26c per ID.
TALLow-In bbls, l04 to lie; loose 9ic per %
PsArnsRs-Prime SOC to e5c per b.
RAss-Cotton, 30 per ID.
WHITE BRAHs-Common to good 4 to IS; SO
CasssE-0ood country l3e Factory l7e.
vMeeAa-Kilington's Cider sc per raj.
BRAs-Dsll II 5Os per ice lbs.
Faurrs-drssn Apples IS IS to - 90 per barrel
Dried Apples 10 to 13Sc per lb. Fresh
Peaches 81 90 to 50 per box; s. % to
90 per bush. Dried Peaches, l5e; none
In market.
GRArxs-loe per Ii. BY the box
Ssxps-Timothy 81 rs to | %. Glover Is SO.
Flax sssd 81 SO to 81 IS.
OLs-Coal oil 38c. Linseed, raw 81 20, boiled
81 rs. Lard, No. 81 20, No. 2 81 SO.
Fish 81 90 70 II 10.
L,yR SrocK-Besf Cattle - 90 70 IS 90 gross.
Hogs, good lots, - to - 50 gross. Sheep
s. TO 50 gross. Veal Calves from s 90
to SO 90
BAooH-City cured csnvassed hams 1S3c, snoui-
| ders Isle, clear sf3es fSc. Country cured
hAms lac; shoulders l24c; sides 10 to lec.
PoRx-Mess 2s to $50 per Dbl,
| WooL-Tub washed 40c.; fleece do me
SOC; unwashed, 20 to 23c.
HAY-Timothy choice in active demand Al from
| ~ VI TO tl0 90 per ton. Prairie 50 o0
to So 90.
wooD-45 50 to 50 80 per cord .acoordngto quail
ity, in good demand.
HlpHs--Green, 30; do cured lec; dry nint Zoe
do salt I5c per lb.
SALr--LAks 50 00@a TO- Ohio River - II
on levee.
GLAss-sXI0 - 50. Rates discounted 81 to AZ
per cent.
NAus-46 90 rates.
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Toledo N arket.
We~ Hara market.

Us~ ssa~x~s.
W Telegraph 'swa Yoht, Aug IL
Siour-C iosed dull AID 90 l0c lower
w.e.. ouie; deelillus n, .pt.re ,ao5l G.
No d. So i3e2le
Ry-Qai at II e0i1 50
Osts-Duii; 81. x in store, ard s2,1 sho.t.
Con-Firm Il 1891 liz for unsouni, 81 s IL II III
sound new m mix sd western fioa 81 l0s.l q
for o a mixed Wet in store.
Pork -puli and hAssy t2s es &c mss g.. aud reg
ular.
Beef+Slishtly in huyeFs favor
Cutnsats-Firm and in geod re4u.st
EAcon-Qli et ant frm.
Lsrd-steady al 1sA ~ FIR fair Il urine st,so
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

1HAr Anti RaiiroAd Bond meeting is ;.
West Point to-morrow. We are advised BY
persons from thecennAxy that it will be one
of the largest snsstioep eyer held in the
county The sovsrsi9nAof Lee will be out
III their strength.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

II you want good pair Of boots or shoes
cheap, try Uphams, Main street. second door
from Fifth. aug12 81
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Tie bsss sad sitasrsst pesisssA' pom q
day, il he following, by JsAs Hspe'y. + =
appeared in the Bseyrue Josrsst:
OF Ill the iss4ioss snsp ee'ss Sssse,
- Existing nov. d lopg sines Ssed.
No ons Vas ever knows . neen
Az hin vseail . 0eppsfhesd
arafl- svaAing sspPerhead;
rsbsl aiding ecppsFhsed.
4 xra~iinx, slandsring.
Ssosling, paadeSing,
v1iSsa etaEs Rights ooppsshssA
From him ths dsosnciss * life
And ali il cosrtesios havs fed;
He livea in ftS&fsl, fnetisas strife,
A testy, touchy ccPpsshsed;
A negro fearing coppssheAd;
i rs6alsshslsieg sopf0hesd;
Al upIeasnsd, m licked,
Of, spurped, OF whipped,
Doushfseed. Bringing copperhe.d
when "Save the Union" was tbs cry,
And thossasls for ths Uaion bled.
The Nations right hs did dsoy
To save itsslf-sAis soppsrhsad;
4 Son o. Liberty eoppsfhssd;
Golden Circle eoppeFhead;
A scbeming lying.
Scrssning, flying,
Meoo. OaaadlAn o0PpSsnsea.
when Southern misersants designed
Their belplsss priseAsrs blood T. SHED,
ApA LIBBY PrisDn an1srnlAs6;
Whs tAss spprsved1 Tie esppsrAssA,
Ths eolditr.shsotine soppsrhssd;
Ths paaziss AsstidS ssppsrhsad;
Ths waSaabaalnes
A.d-fsfasine, 49,
Crime .sxsusiss soppsfhssd.
Who seolged ss Pillows bloody fray,
And Andersos xills'e narisss1 deadl
Who victory's boar Ill lsae Aeasyf
The tsaitorous, trsaebssosS eopeerhsad;
Ths srims,crea4ing soppefhsad;
AsSsssisaalse ssppsrba4.
The stFifs-sxsitinG,
Wrath inviting.
Death delis 6tins eopperhead.
When widows mourn their lonely lot,
And orphsa chidrsn wept thsir dead.
Who said their just dsssrts they gotf
The Northern rsbsl sopp~besd;
The widow libsling ooppeFhesd;
The grief dsriding eopasrhsad;
Tbs false, eonspirins,
City firing,
booth admiring copperhAd-
Nor ~enan's grief, nor orphan's tsars,
Nor even nations honorsd dead,
Are sacred from the jibes end snssrs
or every brutal coppsrhsad;
Each church aspersing copperhesd;
Each preacher -eursins ccppsrhsad;
Each Union hating,
War>crsatins,
R.pudistins copperhs.d.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

ArT.SrioS TANNERS. There will be .
regular mesairG thia (Fzidsy) evening Of the
Tanner Club Of this city. All the members,
assd Al shose who conte mplase joining, are
requested 10 be present.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

Ma. SrRosa requests the person or persons
who borrowed the saddles at his house to re-
turn them.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

frnr n. -oo.>A - ~.tt:r~ - .,.r.,,.
= 60.
n@s l' 'o'> : ' o'''
r.. ss M. M
80. ! us''
.1o-,. -. .s'o'
M VI. ''o'
-. ~. -:n ~. i, !,
pa $50. -. $500: - '. e.s =. o.ao
"a .a..m,s.s;2 Tn-. = ai ..
raI Vii g., g.
~; 81 IS c.,ii.. =. -. -.
Mn - - -.
Tna.n - = : - -
r..sA,rs~ >.
-. a.,.. 80 80 = - -. ~ ~ W.. ese"
...,a -. 49,
% -:masrss,a 800 = - 80 -. na
pau ~ = ~. :. fuD,'c s.'e - ,ns nsn1
II NV -
M ard u ~ oAAflI' Receiver.
hagast Ism 1000. 4-H
= :
- tss, NJ; 20 .s.a. D.pa', Ne
eol'..' 80. Alma'' 'o'un'ee'ss sses's
.epo., - - s''.1 .'r.sslels 2 me ~
az. ~. a1, s 49, tso'' 8 0e
~. ~ s po.n.' ~ .a'.n ~ return
.a $50. ~ s...;n 'a - W., =. 1sss'e'.
IN !, rrht.hcd i onr ian. - Tn.. s.1
InSi.ls TEr $50 " '''''
sassSl
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

The Grant and Colfax martial band is
being efficiently organized. Theirs we're
stirring lotes on the street last evening.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14
Batchelor,s Hair Dve.

This spaso0A lair DSs y the best In the world shs
only hus - Dsefses Dye; harnl. reshis. instants
nsous - dMDpehtnsnE % ssdicsloss tfatE rsmsdsss
be III effects Of I'D dyes invigorstss and lsav the
Haar soft ~ beautiful, blass brvra. fold b. all
hasges - rsasansp, md DssDsy applisd q batch
ssse's wls Fsstssy No 10 Bond street., rsv York.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

j OrH thanks are due to Mr. Charles Birge,
Of the 6rm Of Kellogg 4 Birgs, for . pack
aae pf lsss Esstsrp papers. Mr.. B. 10 just
returned from the East
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

[0rn Gs;esd, sIss 9eo,1s Ke@r, ~ the Arm
Of Phillips / Kerr. il home again from the
Esss land, where he hos been for several
weeks.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

AucrioS.-Notice the auction advertise.
ment on our hrst page. Sale Of goods 10 a
ihsponne Of uricb / soodwin.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

.n.ssso Live Asoca msrhss.
BY Telegraph CHICAGO. Aug. H.
Rereipss-Csttel Il cars; Hogs 81 Sheer 10 cars
csttle-ytry duli; e,tr, 6oas ST.; good TO choice
S 90 IS s.: stockers 25s425
Hsgs-E.tra So e2Eq s. y; good TO choice fa25a9 IS.
sheep Choice IS GOES q, common 70 aoed Il 30 .
SIS
VERY LArEsr.
Cattle-Rrceip.. 31os There was more s-.t-ity In
The cattle m KIT day; sales 32s head IS So
Tor steers AMI extra c.ws, ard &tf2xa6 Is for
sir TO good steers.
Hogs Receipts 2sae head; market quiet and prices
hardly up ye.terd range The ovsrtoc T.
I'd vi light, lots. for which there Is de-
mand present. Of l44l head st - IS for light;
- ss Is for fair medium 50 500 10 so FIR good to
extra choice lots
Sheep Receipts lss4 heal prices declined good sheep
~ fr and scarcs .sifs Of 1872 head q. aaxe Of q 80
ai2i
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

II was John Mccoy who was appointed on
- Executive Committee of tho Tannsrs,
and not John Rothert, - the types made il
anY ear
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

" cBolcE' Grapes. from Southern Illinois,
can be found 1t Robertson h Albers.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

vINEoAR.-pRUssIkas CsIxBRArKD CIDER
vn10AA, vauasteA Dsrss 81 = pfeserys pickles
? - tsltsa svasdsd = Tie q 3. FAR, inDAs saAts
- - 0ASeaas CITY vaisi IAsgsst vorka Of the kind
~ u1AAe,Q p1usn1o,
4 eo4eo0D4 Unh10 LAADa 49,.
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Fs,sH Cocoa Nut. .. Robertson i Alb.rs.

FORTY delegates went from keokuk to the
Sunday School Association 1t Denmark.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14
81. Louis Cattle Market.
new York DRY Goods Market.
snuh / a

There has been r-uetirn IN certain .tyl-. prints
which have bee held .tves hie H. and his has some
what unsettled trade the tine being sragns print.
IL Amoss esq IS; L5xe II. aht- issdn makes Al
steady.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

Hon. Gro. W. McCkAKY. spoke At Buena
vists last evening
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14
MARKETS ny TELEGRAPH
Chicago Market.

Chicago Market.
By Tslekraph.I ca'dAso. Aug 10
Flour Quiet nrm aud In demand; pts 4aoa, ship
ments @41O.
Wheat-No sod mp to II 80, but closes lover aud
auet at 81 ~ II 50 oil, ard 81 8 for
40 new
Gorn-Higher with an upward tendency; No u e2t4
as No 81 DoA; rtcs.pts iS oT0 hu, shipments 1855,
aps bu
o.t-Lower; closing weak at 53,s@A. seller August;
receipts 1870 tu
Rye Unsettled; regular y 3se1 u; receipt. Is So
bn shipments 400 bu
Bsrley-Dnll and no nins No In sor II 81 ctipti
1850 bn. shipments none.
Froyisions-tBaeti
Mes Pork-s2o 23a12s so.
Lard 1917
ENTHUSIASTICALLY 7oa7b IN b nd
Lake Freigh,s- Dali &c fer wheat By propeller 70 B'f-
fae; oats aLdry o.
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] II, II, Benefit II u, ftayeiiDs Prblic.

The PHI 8nERbAM will sr,ivs q port
Of Ke0kuk at o'clock ?. \. on Tassdays, Thur
days and Saturdays, leaving Tor st. Louis ut S
p \. on the ssms days, Immediately upon arrival
Of train from the West. Low fare.
8. n, ARCHER, Agent,
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

Go 70 TIM Meeting Of the Tanners to-
useht.
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Financial and Commercial.
KuoKun MARKET

Corrected daily.by sEew n Husxx, Commission
Merchants, Second street.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14
TAs GRANT club.

Cso,cs fresh Lemons u Robertsen I
Albers.
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CITY NEWS.
Tax Tanners meet tonight.

HrcElKskRa1Es at Robertson L Albers
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REEVES AMRRDSIA
For. the Ha1r,

OAA~1 s6A&k4x,
Sntlsrcresl.
II IN elegant Dressing Or th. Hair,
II caases tie HAIR TO Curl bsantirnl,,
!, keep. the Scalp Clean ard Healthy.
Il inrisor.ise III. Aeess ef en-. ss.sr.
ltfarcas the HAIR ard Heera 10 PROV In, s-,eat,v
u inHeeisissy stors fsair l aiitpg Ont
Il iesps the Hair iron chsnsir . Colo, nom Ago
istestores Grey hi, - i,s o .ai4s! co,a,.
Il br'uss ea' iissr ieaea ,s,, h.,e ben hsa Tor
eeips" go Entirely Of sugl. s,a psrey veke,sbs.
substances
has received over six sLauss sd voluntary teHtu,c-
as u KS Aeeiieaee, many OF viii from physcisns
In high standing
II Il sold In haif pound bottles 1.-THE name blown
giss- by Druggists aud nealersin Fancy Good, every,
where, At ons Dollar per Botsls wholesale b, Dews.
| Bsrrss q Co.; c Wells Co eehistel.n.A Co.
neA25-y NV verb.
A. MILLER Il CO.,
BOILER MAKERS & SHEET
IRON WORKERS.
kEOAUK, foR'd
IN LEvEE. near Packe, Depot, are pre-
d 4ke Al + ad. nt uaitA tukn
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

Wskcsiocrstsntyo m his ind Andtcr aiea "a b sci
price ste ustomsrt and prompt men large and
we'll sslsetedsteet Of sTAPLs and FANCY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-08-14

"A. 3. Hillyss, sditor Of the Poweshiek
Herald. Is 5 candidate for Judgein his Dis
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-27
The Mayoralty.i

To the Editors of the Nsws.
The approaching election for Mayor is q very
important one, in which every citizen is deep
" interested; too deeply 10 allow any personal
preferences to control US in the selection of our
candidate. We want and must have caudi-
date that will win; we want no politician, but
one of the people, "who, like Cesar's wife, is
above suspicion" who has no ''axes to grind, n
a business man who has given proof Of his
practical ability by 9 successful management OF
his own private affairs; one who has financial
experience, who can help to bring our city out Of
its present embarrassed financial condition,
and whose election would give confidence TO
capitalists abroad TO make Investments with
us. In our Judgment Henry Cobia is that
man, citizen Of unblemished character, upon
whom every decent white man;and respectable
coIored man could unite. Let him be the
nominee, and he is our Mayor.
"voX PoPULI.".
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS MONDAY MORNING. sAPRIs

life insurance. Although the Arlington is
comparatively new associations ,ft is one Of
the best, as the statistics Of the last annual re-
port showed that 1884. policies had been is
sued during the year, Of which ss5 are in force.
embracing an insurance Of $4,S70, 200, or an
average Of $500 on each policy. Fhe pre-
,miums received amounted to s2O7,700 SO, or an
average of upwards of $500 to each policy.
They suffered only one loss OF $4,000 during the
year. The history Of life insurance scarcely
furnishes parallel ofso great success in the
first year Of any company. The following let
ter, received in response to aclaim made upon
policy Of one Of our citizens, lately deceased,
illustrates the prompt manner Of this company
in doing business:
RroHMoND, April %, 1868.
II T.. Honour, ESQ.,, ,Agent, Charleston, g. c.:
1 DEAR S1R:: Your letter Of the 20th instant,
announcing the death Of f-.--, insured in
our company for $4,000, reached me this morn
ing, which lmuch regret ioI .he sake OF nus
family and the community OF which ne was an
honored member. ,..
The loss is q beautiful e1emplifc OF life
insurance, and should awaken your people to
fhe realization OF its benefits, and particularly
the encouragement and fostering Southern
institution that Is prosperous, and responsible
beyond any precedent Tor its age. <
/ / enclose You the terms TO, be prepared for
settlement Of claim Of Mrs. ---------, upon the
company, which are simply forms in this case,
and as soon ss prepared the claim will be set
fled unless Mrs. .-G requires the COM
oany r to hold the amount forninety days, which
Yours T,,Iy. J. q. CLAIRB0RNE,.
&, 5, General Agent.
The advertisement Of the company will.b,
found in another colounan. = -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-27
W.Y.LEITCH & R. S. BRUINS.

Real Estofe Brokers and Auctdoneers.s Y
At Private Sale e &
One OF the n ost desirable RESIDENCES In the.
western part Of the city. situated at northwest COR
per Of Lynch and Beaufatn streets. Residence Con-
talns four square and two sttc rooms with pantry.
gas, and every modern convenience. Upon the pren.
ises are kitchen, brick stable and ctste-n, and IN
necessary outbuildings. The garden d elegantly
laid out and planted with the choicest roses and
hedges Of perpetual green. Lot Ia large, having
front upon BeaufznAreet OF 50 6.12 feet by 176 In
depth. The premises can be inspected and price
made known, upon apptcation a. above, at
April rs No. Is 6BR0AD-STREET.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-27
BUSINESS NOTICES.

HI. III.
If you want cheap Blank Books;
If you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes,
Paper, &C.; or, Mn1ER's Almanac;
If you want Printing executed neatly;
Hyou want Books bound in any style, or Ac-
count Books made to order, with any desired
pattern Of ruling, 70 to HIRAM HARRIS, Agent,
No. So Broad-street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-27

SoaH CONSERVATION was caused yesterday
by an order from the Mayor, which was bulle-
tined 10. front Of tho different newspaper
offices, Sor the closing Of the barrooms in the
city during the parade of the Fire Depart
ment. ItWas supposed that though wafer WAS
to .bs the principal element Of the day, the
gallant ftemen might indulge in other lib:
stions and become unfit for duty. The .reguis.
tions oteaohs compan are, ,sefy strict ii this
respect, and the sChsrls sston: 1faremen hayeaI>
ways been noted Tor their tsobiety.:: This was
explained to the Mayor, and the Objectionable
order was -eyoked. The different barrooms
in the virinitYof the scene Of the contest had
made extensive preparations. and expected to
reap bountiful harvest. Hence they were
quite dismayed at the Mayors edict, but sue
ceeded in obtaining its revocation upon o
pledge that they would be responsible for any
disorder.
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zssYuy Conf Jorta5le and CSMasod;ous Resi-
dsass il gshs Nor rstvsstssy part stas cisy.'
BE-. SIX {. BENNETT.

sOn TUEsDky, the 6th hlsy, mar tAs E1rhansesat
tcornerot East Bay md Hzosd sEseb, At u octock
amIhss m ~ Ior r.tS hs t,,sse story al,
crete building thereon, Loo spa Epdng strseks
nnrth AIDE, 9osfof ptes3d t-stEaet md kneTl as.
No. ThS House contk kfns dx lrrHe finely 1ndlh-,
ed xoornDS two olMge dfpssinE tuouk zttEe7
pisxn slats roof gas and large fdstarn The first
two ssories are royy durable, betng butt Of
the third Is Of which The only pcEtion "
mouse special repzirR The h1sforr
roomb. Ihare nTe alpc apple Accommodation 9or;
hprsaslnd o vehicle Tho lot high md dry meas.
utes forty 40l fset front on Spring 5he ssnfe
on back line, Aichopens on Ashley ystreet By tN0s
hundred and fees deep be The SAME more.
OF leaa Persons buying ase to exaSnsne ne
Conditions cash: PnrchaserS TO my fSr ~ nscss-
sary papers and stamps
= sR-Tbis properly can. be tre6ted Ton tpriypt8'
s1le until SaturdAys "a Nay. -
April ~ n1tltr1fz1 y
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Mhilbers,
Top Dressing! Top Dressing!
MAPES'
NITROGENIZED SUPER-PHOS.
PHATE OF LIME.

COTTON, CORN, WHEAT AND GHNERAL CROPS.
A. s A TOP DRESSING TO GROWING CROP
~ THIS FERTILIZER cannot be exceled. It
may used before after the planting OF the crop;
for even when applied as top dressing, it cannot be
lost by evaporation, as none of its constituents are
volatile It may be applied at each hoeing of cotton,
and in the hills during the cultivation OF corn and
manure in the usual way, and found to be Of slug
gsh growth 1t may be augmented by the use of thus
Fertilizer
This Fertilizer has been successfully used through
out the Southern States during the past fifteen
years.
For full analyses of MAPEs' NITRoGENTzED
sUPER-PHOSPaATR OF LIME, letters from promi-
nent Planters throughout the State OF South Carolina
and analyses of crops, see descriptive pamphlets
which will be furnished free Of charge; and all
orders filed by HI. w. hiNSMAN,
SOLE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA, z
April Is No. los East Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-27
ssHERIBF,s SALE.

By virtue OF aWt OF Ffert Facss me directed and
delivered, wsu be sold at the northeast corner of
the Courthouse. on NOM III, The 4t6 day Of My;
next. Between tho hours Of III A. ~: aud 8 2. II,
All theTtght tito ard interest Of thA defendant Ia
70 LOT OF LAND situate cn! the east stde ox King
street between VEINS Court md Lane, With
the Buildings snd lnpro ovements thsreop, knoWnssa
No. 1e sad Lot containing "a feet fons by 100 feet
In depth, be the same more or less -
~ - fgIso 49,
II LOT OF LAND sttuate on the nnrth aide Of
Spring with the ildinEs ma
therton, known as No. 30. SAID Lot ;fneasuring 69i
Ieet 'front.' by ia feet IN depth.
Levied on and to. be sold al The proprtyof Joseph
J.. Kenny, at ths suit Of Msrgaaet Augusta pr1ce
,St11in. 81 y
~ ALSO, At THE HAsE T1nx AND PLACE .SsS
I'M the right t,le and interest Of the defendant in
aIOT OF LAND eituate on fhs north aide Of Queen.
street. between Meeting and Churchereets, with the
Brldings and tmproyeme ents thereon. known % mo-
SO. - -: !
Levied on and to be sold as the property Of May
DalIas, -at the suit of J. i. McDermott 5ai
Terms cash. Wai-S. HASTIEsS..C- %.
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THE ARLINGTON LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
MIR. J. L. Honour, the efficient agent for this
company, has permitted us to copy an extract
from letter received from the general agent
of the company, which proves at once the re-
liability Of the company, and the Importance Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-27

sas1 i. ". ~. F.-iuo Slekl0ssurub OEOeI VI Ouu
Fellows contemplate celebrating the forty
ninth anniversary Of their introduction in the
United States. and the twenty-eighth in this
State, tomorrow evening, and an advertise
ment 70 that effect appears in our columns
this nibrning.
The purposes of the institution are well
known. NO visit the sick, relieve the dis
dressed, to bury the dead, and educate the Or
phan,n are the commands and imperative du-
ties epjoined upon every one who gains admis-
sion into the lodges. The good it has sccom-
plished in varied and multiplied forms is
known only to the initiated, and those who
have quietly been the participants. To en-
blazon them to the world has never been their
object. In the stiffness and privacy OF the
sick chamber its midnight vigils have been
kept; there it has loved to ipger. Its tears
have been mingled with those OF the widow
and orphan; it has gone with these to the cold
grave; it has returned with them to the house
of mourning, ID breathe its precious aud
soothing sympathy at the hearthstone. 1t
has cheered amid desolation, sustained IN the
hour of need, and succored in afiiction. These
have been its ministrations. But it needs no
euloey from us. Let all who can, attend on
Tuesday evening, when they will be interested
.and enlightened by an able and more eloquent
se.positiop Of the objects and aim Of the Order.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-04-27

NOTICES NJ MISUNDERSTANDING OF the
=1editoraof Of the undermentioaed banrupts, to
prove debts and choose assignees, will be held
at the Office OF the Registrar, Hon. R. B. Gar
penter, No. "a Broad-street, on the days and
at the hours named:
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