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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

In view Of the approaching National Republican
Convention in Chicago. the es'th &c this month
fr the selection sfcanddstcs for President and Vice
President, theyr y general interest frt throughout
the country in who those candidates shall lie.
We all know what man will be selected f.r the
first position, aud We know too, that that ses<tin
will give universal satisfaction, Aud Why should IL
notg ANY who has real Grants MiIifar, Ca
nn-t DC convinced that possesses the r.ni-
site qualifications for the position to which his el-
alton Is sought, in The stormy times which We
shall probably encounter Ia the next fvar years The
char, COOL head and iron will that makes men
great sei;ers.ar be required T.. civil affairs
IL is as impossible 10 deceive II ,iFhs militia.
ry opponents TO do during the war TO prove
this refer readers TO the sceaer shot he gave
the President in correspondence. hail with him
iu reyar to the John Stanton fmiroclio II Ia !
the ring of the true metal init. A false aud trail
t'ro - Presid mt not ruin which he son<i TO dol
the character OF such man. or make the psple Iosr
confidence in hin. til
soldiers at Indiana. II Is certain ron will unapi
moasly saPport Gen. Grant, who has ofien proved
s'Thc fun stature Of a man; afg
4 sterling patriot aud glorious here" lf
Under his banner. In the nstare as in the past.
Fer the second position, which will probably lie
holly contested, better In all the nation can
t-e selected than Hon. s. Colfax Indiana. most l~-
abilities, and unqucstionahle loyalty aud love for The
cold la" no stronger ticket can be Formed II
woud not be ono with powerful head and weak
tail but like that cunning aud ingenious liffi ami
nal. the beaver, the tail would be the most useful
aud abb member 81 the body IN the great wark Of
reconstruction. aud in bidding up permanent.
p<-srcful, and prosperous empire of in
feiiscDf and happy freinen-
A. strong and immensely popular ne Gen. Grant
IL. c.iGx woula give additional strength aud p~pu
iarity 10 the ticket CplEsx. more than other
in the u<fion holds the strings Co the popular
heart. More than any Vtiser man enjoys The ivse
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
CLOTHS.

Suitable for Coats. Panis and TESTS. ard viii get
up suits at very how prices and waTr.s. satisfaction
lie has now On hand line cf Co-,fines embracing
back, blue, brown and daliIia. TrIcot, blue ani
brown Diagonal, black aud brown Psktot and thcy
cloths, bought in Job lots."
Orders solicited.
Cutting done short notice and at rsas-1laile
Rates. April L. ls5s-r
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
1865. 1865.
Wooden FACTORY
PRICES REDUCED.


Cloth. Flannel, Jeans, Blankets and
WOolcn Shcciing exchanged for Wool nj
the Factory. or at \. l.. Alle;.an & Go. :
store in Plymouth. for coed clean wool,
23-m3 y. b. * u. :. ALLEMAN.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
Testimonials.

n,ry larye nHsi-r AZ. is.lsss,sS f,sf5soniRs tar<
already bern reo,ired fran Izysiuss. ''gys's. i-
uocerie and ssted Jsa' al 'sSss az ssc-ey. so az
iag the haot batterirg fer-s sf 1se Had, Tine
Compound
DR.. NICHOLS Of NSt1f,El, ~, sys:
81 find the Waite Ifse tsapsssd 4, q, rsrv efE..I-
cioss oaiy In coughs and sth,r I'ta ~; c..
buf also efsrfi-As 90 n, kSsseys s.basy al he
sfsa@ach, and o,ler kindred orysls."
R.r j. n. CHASE, Of Ramssy, " ~. rriE.s:
sIhare for yoars regarded ysqr Bhis, ssa, G.s4.
pound inrdlsoLie rsssds. traIv s.s d.sf
ysgard megx ec,ci.as asd rflssiIs fsa1 ~.
hare jsst tslea The tbmfs'ssd Jos cId cHs sraks
ehdTssingty."
From JAMES J. Tiorr.
=. BRaDFORD " IT. s plsA.i<r. fSoa.
Dr. rDLAy L the FtsH Of 49,, fI.sk a rYns -ss.
lent Odd which brastyh ryy e.v, g-fsn "a
TIE ,ids and , .,; ss , r s. e. go. a's rr1s
CemPiaisf- FIR the three gears r-ss liar l-s- r-ss
much frou5Sed rith ssy f-it and i~se chk.sg az ana
,dissg immcn@ s,9id. srifh bad cslyh eT S,fsiHi
AJas-f. fsn that tsse here mud H. sis.f ssi~<
ct yeisO Tbs rsss ~as issisrsss % try y,ss
White Ifse tb".pesa'd fo.gs ny 'aSh a. (" s-'s sse
But 10 my osfsasshmsd d.fsse hal tfkkn faas i-tfks
ssy cegh bitter, the k;i>y fros,L .ss ssf Ts,.-is
rsst nights srifhosf c'isg af' 's.d yrisssy --s
hare taken neais three totics. ssf siiSy hI u
nan.
srsssd odd nat ..y fsiler,s e,..;,s Is sscfirSfa
essss.le, 49, fter. Sod Asr. a~d fsre ssfus barring
died With Il.
rs whie pis> Cb@possd s5rsyfseS ut isssis -.
sr eoi~sns Is r< essy as 20 ,.s ss'rS s~,sss h !.
sesfer, Mas DC cosfdeso Of ts Many via knsr hs
csldesce which Ne ejeyd shi< faiori ns,1sRs s-sng
yeays Bepssst ssiai<ier. HIS e7syic,srs s.f
usdicqi diseoreyy- BOSTON " sichman and Reflector
T1LUlBLE NEDlesyE-Dr. RSssfs wI;ss
~ asezps 70 cemsise end orssy fIe m-so ririnss ~
u Wkik Nss bark he's is,a nwosghls tested ~
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
General Grant

i'n,' H. i've. original SPARKLING work. eontsiH-
l,s Important documents AMI Letters civil and
Military iuefter~. sincr The war never made pphc.
tf-f srfh F-rf-risrs- .s<l tl F..r cirra-
lsr~. "fg ~ 4" AMERICAN PUBLISHING CO.,
Hartford E.nn
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

The New York Store j. receiving daily sEh Cloth
fng and Dry G.-l~ will suit customers in this and
adjoining 'sun;ies, IT this Of tho wear.
Spring stock large and Increasing daily Fine suits
q geni- tl"Ihing ia fa-h"n 4 at ~ how itccs
any other hoti~c wet of New York.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
James Force,
Fashionable Tailor.

Has OPENED fashionable Taller Shop in the room
si",e Dale Co.'S sfor-, In the new brick row
on the west side Of Michigan Street
Orders Solicited. Subtraction warranted
Special attention paid To emitting.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

1T was early in the spring "f1Sss that tlss Com.
pound was originated. AmcsnieT ofiay laiuil, was
afflicted with irriati,.s "i the threat. attended
with diSasrceahle had for seine n.ontae
prc,ioas tb.asht that PREPARATION. having for
IT. basis the inside bark ef white pine might be "a
compounded as to he very useful in the case ofihe
throat aud lungs. To test the value of il in the
alluded r.. | compounded a small quantity IF
the medicine that had been planning aud =ai e
il in ;caspoonful dssos. The result was exceed
insly gratifying. Within two aays the irritation
efthe throat c. the cough sr',Silc,l. aud
speedy curc was effected. Soon after ihi, sent
some TO a la.ly in Londonderry. y. H.. who had
been suffering for weeks from a bad cough.
occasionel by sudden cold. and had raised lnucus
streakc.l with blood. She found relief aud
sent for more. She took about ten &c il.
aud got well. j. Il Clark. E-q.. cliier cfihc Maz-
chester Duly MrrT. made trial Of the saIno
preparation In the case of a severe cold. and MAS
cured Immediately. lie highly pleased
with the results and CON lenf Of sacre~s atrhd
ing its sales if placed before the Publs-. that he
finally persuaded me y give il n% &c aud sriid
it abroad to benefit tfsleuicrins.'
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
HARRIET BEECHER STOWE.

=! u = tiIr F%--t aIit ~s Tho qactrd Of asF
Tx th~v erer ~si >"nr taking TE or.i.rs t-.r
Ntth AZ viii "ut-eli fss~~ Tsnfs tsL-s.'' We en-
10y no general agents. hut lay >cfsa commission
"f aent> will appreciafr this item send for eir~u-
I'rs giving fu-l particulars Aflrs-Ss IIAHTFuED
~ Bl.lSilING Gu Hartf,rl CT
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

NOof< AGENTS NvtNTED.-Furo nrnn-
4 tt.rtN.', itil>i rated Personal HI>rtiGf ~
tLl>>k> S.GEANT D., ALERT u. Richardson.
AdtI.'r II fied Hrssgeea ssf E-eage. anil 'IegoHd
~ Ha~ss~~sFfs-' Material gathered ffpm personal
'i~rvstissn in the Field and rruc chan nels Oycus-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
FOR SALE.
Farm for Sale.

- Sb4 AA1 AS4 eSA4Os
The undersigned will sell n farm. containing Sc
venty-stx and half acres, licing in Mar
shall county being the herih part Of the VIZ, half a
the ~oui west quarter and the southwest Tarf 81
the Southwest quarter. 81 section -, in township
u. north Of range 2ea-t
The improvements consist 81 small franc houSc
a y..uns orchard and nifty acres cleared.
Will b. sold On reasonable terms. sor fm tbci
particulars enquire ~ u. T. Phillips or
April n MI Mrs. PEHSIS 4. TYLER.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

IExav sL.-The office &c the PRINTERS Cirrnlar
and Printers Furnishing Wsrch''u~e, f,rmcriy ksa
tel nj 81 Hudson sirr.t las rcn removed Ia jl5 Mi
nor street, Philadelphia. fem.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
AGENTS WANTED.

EDEOPi : IN want Of and gents who are ~eIlin.
a al Kinds of sewing Machines, are ~
l'sts- u s'isireSs me- with -tsmll fpr g--afIy
dnc-,i pricrs and Terms. j. X. PE.rsOS. box 4.
Charleston. Ma-~.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
IA ooH AGENTS w ANTED

~ ffE THE ~ Ernk.
I'M I'm OF OR TINIES-
~ LssssaiHg Patriots If thu bay IN elegant az.
t1vo v"lume- rishfy illustrated WifL rs I.-auii-
lni Steel Engraving, and Iortrait Of the author
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
WE arc STILL MAKING
A COMPLETE
r evolution
KN TRADE.
oNEDoLLAR..

ans. -,ing every description &c DRY AND FANCY
GOODS. PLATED WARE. JEWELRY, WATCH
-. SAVING MACHINES, Sc- for the uniS'rm
pricr Il
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
N. Cutshaw,
Merchant Tailor

Would announce 20 ffe fublic that he has e,fn
mencei the Merchant Tailoring business, in 49,
room west Of ". A. o. Paeksrds Law Office. ia BAL
c"ny Block where l'c Intends to keep constantly
hand nice stock Of
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

QOH0f-r Ins'fth guaranteed &C. agents e,..ryw her,
QZOOsenS ftsfsaf Ee~r.s-fss,g Bfealsr sT.fh,s-
Inns Write fur Circulars to the American Wire
To- - Niiiiaia 81 y, or 10 D.arbon 81, Chca-
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

"A S.sle Agents fer ts- >ssI- af SLATE from TN.
MIDDLE GRANVILLE ASSOCIATION, PEN
EHNN co. AMERICAN ca. NATIONAL CO. and
are PREPARED To- sapply STATES of al kinds ia any
part { the tNITEE STATES at short uoiicr. j.
w OSBORN 3 MARTIN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
AGENTS WANTED For rHn
History of the Secret Service
ESy GEN,I. e.. RNKER

i'e ">"titaiinS rcvelaii"IrS and startling. Iii. To-
s"rvs IiHa- in this work Grating the n.~t in
i'-e ~,Te IN the minds "f the people obtain IT,
~ "ihrii character aud n-uiv sale combined Win
'i i' rt-t coisns~inn. make 10 the hist sitI.s-rip
ZION t'ok ever Pailish r,L >-nJ fsr Circulars and
Sc oar terms aud why IL sells AMI gives bet
i"r satisfaction than any ether work Address
doNkS ksoTHEsS to., Cincinnati, Ohm: Chi
ratrO. Ill or ~ IsuiS M
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
MEDICAL lLIUMINATlON!-

HO"f h;,-hthi"h'ty illustrated Ns%lical Ropk =.
c,tfaiinhS IMPORTANT Phy>i" s,ical information far
M-h ami Women. srnt free rrcript "f - ct~ by
addressing Dr. J"ux ysNBEEr~,aL No. - Clinton
Flacr y. r. Civ
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
AGENTS WANTED.

" N N IhIt"t fstlsn % B-nsnn Y. Ln<~inr In one
@a' '.iahe over i<n F-s,rs weiT illustrated Pro-
- 'hr .srks r~ady- Send far - rircsr l-fare en-
s.sti'S sl>sv here Address I.EDYARD RTII N.w
York city. or CHARLES BILL. Chisaga IN
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
WANTED-AGENTs FOR
BlnsleyS EiN0ry or Animated Nafure

l@ip Royal O-tave Pa-~s. laD Fin- En=ravin.s
Price Only $3.50
me 'fsal-->f Buck ma the wrrhl. Exclusive Ter
rit"ry and the lss gest csmmissn. Circulars giving
inll IFtirtrs- terms. ETC. as TIM. poster with
- sample Illustrations, seat free application.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

LII EL''N' Tut. M. tIHs TN7fS-
EDtTo. RErrmicsN:-TLc Goa lorativh clection In
this place last Monday resulted In the of the
Republican tirkct y an Increased nIajotiy last
rrring The following the nls,joIitics:
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07
CARPENTERS. end s...,.,l 8!
Patent Offices.
ra0OlSPEEl,S .EouMIALMpIs

= ,ene I-.I &c lax The I-.~f thin. in the world
d & >ampl sent SIR lo ct~. SIo day guaranteed
- 70 Agents. Address J. T. PRICE Co., -
Park Row. Ny.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

practice ofover Thirty Years in the Treatment Of
Chronic Diseases, and especiall, In the treat
ment Of diseases Of the Urinary Organs has enabled
me 10 give to the puLlic remedy Of intrin s value
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

rsry iarye RHssir If i@las1'Sf f,ss;asoR;,Rs k,ys
already bcss rco,irsd fran I7ys;ris,,s. gyss ,-
uecer~, and ise,d. Jrss an css.s ~ ~r-eiy 50 al
iag the mest .adtterisy fer~s IF 0.c Thd, Tine
CCa,ponad.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1868-05-07

TERMS TO AGENTS.-We believe aur terms to
Agents superior Ca these offered by any other
e,necrn- TIL, particular ~ciice q, h;.:-Our agents
MT required o pay d,ilsr for their presents
in all etb~r CONCERNS
Al the end ef &c each and every month We pr.Scnf
the Agent sendinS u the largest amount of moncy
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02

CAUTION TO MorHERs-It is habit with
some nurses to sit on the curbstone around the
water edge of the Battery with children in their
arms. and, like most negroes when in the suns hine
they somehow manage to fall asleep. Such was the
case yesterday, and gentleman passing by just In
TINS happened to catch lovely infant as it was
about to roll from the lap Of lis attendant into the
water below. Mothers cannot be too careful of the
character Of the persons to whom they commit their
children, especially among the cosy temptations Of
the Battery and if the HINT conveyed by the above
incident is sufficient, 1t may save somebody coron-
er's inquest and funeral.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02
Iuz-szE PHoroaaAl1p,aa.-The art OF photo

IRK-SHE PHoToaRApHs.-The art OF photo
graphing has attained degree Of perfecnon In
Charleston, not surpassed b! hat which 1t has
reached in New York and Paris, " busy art centres
of the old and new worlds. Some hfesize portraits
recently executed at Quinby Co.'s gallery, are the
theme Of general admiration for their fidelity and
delicacy of finish. Conspicuous among these are
pictures OF Ri. Rev. Bishop Lynch and Mayor c'gs-
well Messrs. .Quinby & Go. have recently added to
the facilities Of their establishment, saronys patent
posing apparatus, by which the subject can as ,ume
an indnite variety of graceful attitudes for portrait
with wonderful ease and comfort. With tn" aid Of
this ingenious instrument, superadded to the long
experience and pltient care of Mr. Barnard the chief
operator it is no wonder that Quinbys pictures are
marvels of excellence.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02

MEssRs. Sro1L, WEBB & Co. are now re-
ceiving large invoices of cheap goods by every
steamer and have opened this day large lot of le-
nos and grenadines at o5c.-good styles and colors
Persons wishing 70 purchase cheap dreEs goods will
find large assortment at their establishment, Nos
2S7 and 289 King-street. [advtl
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02

No. 421 KNa-sTREET.- Burnham's drug
store Is now Allied with every ancient and modern
luxury and convenience for the toilet not emitting
Burnham's cologne water, which is a rare and deli:
cate perfume. Allknds Of drugs and medicines are
on hand. See advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02

UNITED STATES CoURTAMoNDAY, JUNE l.
Hon. GEO. S.. BRYAN, PREsDISe.-Ths following
cases In bankruptcy were entered May go and, on
motion, referred to Henry Summer, Esq. Registrar:
L. a Little Of Laurens, B. y. Ball, solicitor; Jno
q. Little OF Laurens B. W. Ball. solicitor; L. R. Till
man, Of Edge6eld, - Bacon, solicitor; &c. Bryan.
of Edge6eld, Abney Wright solicitors; Joseph Alb.
ney, of Edgeaeld, Abney & Wright, sol citors; s. p
Pool, of Newberry, Abney L Wright, solicitors; A.
B. Gallaird, Of Pickens Easley Wells, solicitors;
Lewis Simons, of Columbia, F. ". McMaster, solici
tor;A. ". T. simons, Of Newberry. = Baxter, sohd
tor,
In re. Robert Beatty, Of Union, ez parte Philip
Dunn. Petition Of involuntary bankruptcy. Arthur
Munro, Esq., solicitor. Order granted to show cause
on June 22d.
Ex parte Daniel Goggins, assignee in re. Isaac
Herbert a bankrupt. Petition OF assignee for order
OF general meeting Of creditors for receiving report of
assignee.
E1 psrte J. B. Kinard. in re- henry Stone, bank
rupt. Petition to establish lien. Jones Jones, So
Hcitors. Referred to Henry Summer, Registrar.
E. Watson was appointed assignee by Henry Sum-
mer, Esq, in the case of Tiiman Watson, Jr, bank
rupt, the slime being confirmed by the judge
Aonday, June. 1,t.-Fx psrte C. P. Townsend in
re- c. D. R. C. Easterlng. Petition Of involuntary
bankruptcy. Simonton & Barker pro pet. It was
ordered that the rules heretofore issued in the case
calling upon the respondents to show cause why
they be not adjuaicated bankrupts, be discharged.
E1 parte ". q. Trapmann and Emma Starr, e1-
ecutors of Francis Moore, in re. Seaman Deas,
bankrupt Petition to establish lien. Yeadon &
Hanckel pro pet. On their motion the petition was
referred to R. B. CARPENTER, Esq, Registrar.
Ex parte julius Matheson, of Charleston, bank.
rupt Petition for final discharge. On motion Of N.
P. o'Connor, Esq, the Judge granted the motion
Ex parte Philip Epstein. D. C.. Pei1oite having
declined to enter as assignee, on motion of W. L.
Monteith, Esq., it was ordered that Henry Deas, Jr,
be appointed assignee
Er parte Levi Livingstone. Petition for. final dis
charge from bankruptcy. On motion OF Messrs.
Darlington suber, 1t was ordered that the petition
er be discharged. :
The United States va. seventy gallons distilled
spirits, two mules. one wagon, &C., found in the
possession Of sam'l A. Dyke, of Pickens District.
Information in nature Of libel for violation of inter-
nal revenue laws Monition issued.
In 0eCircuh Gourt-Ephraim Baynard, executor
Of VIM z. Baynard, deceased, vs. the United States
Cotton Company. Motion for writ of possession and
10 amend pleading on part of plaintiffs, and motion
70 vacate Judgment on part OF defendants. VIM.
Whaley, Esq, for, plnntifs J. B.. Campbell, Esq,
contra. The argument was continued to the hour OF
adjournment.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02

:. GRAND PYpoTTCHNIc PARApHERNA1IA.--A
RADICAL Pow.wow-ToaoH1IGHTP PRooEsuoN-SER-
ENADrs, Gc-Who gotit up-whether the friends Of
the Radical nominee for the shrevalty, or the spon.
aneous cOlored people, or General canby or the
pet-baggers-we don't know, but there is no sort OF
doubt that there was cheap torchlight procession
last night and grand political fandango. The Post
Band was conveniently engaged at the Ghsrl eston
Hcte', and consequently we do not suspect that the
higher military authorities at the bottom OF this
strange and turbulent turnout; but they, never.
theless, hsd music Of the slam.bang and bang.slam
order, which served to wake everybody on the route
Of the procession. What that route was, we cannot
undertake to say It travelled variously, Iluminat-
ed tremendously, smoked powerfully, and serenaded
vigorously. Everybody In town who has attended q
Radical meeting must we think, have been called
on musically, and we reckon II 1t had not been foe
daylight, the procession would be industriously
travelling still They are great people RAIDS,
certain They pull each others innocent noses with
vehemence and sdroitness worthy Of better
cause.
The procession was formed at eight o'clock at
Tivol Garden. Its organization was at frSt at
tempted by wards, but the influx Of horde Of vile
little eolored folks from two to four feet high, each
armed with lightwood knot, disturbed the pro-
gramme, and prevented the leaders from telling
'tother from which. So they conglomerated.
". N. Taft (white) acted as high priest and grand
marshal Of the occasion. He rode horse. Sam
Dickerson (black was the next major doo. and like
wise played Bucephalus. Confusion worse con-
fuzsd" attended the efforts to start straight, bu.
after awhile they got In motion, and preceded BY
red, white and blue transparency, perambulaed the
streets. The words on the transparency were:
'Look outl Mackey Is comingl" On the other side,
''United we stand, divided wo fan.'' That's what
the Intoxicated gentleman said to the lamp post
The majority Of the transparencies were simply
triangular frames with the tickets Of the party bad.
ly printed thereon but there one or swo which
looked very suspciousy like some Of the fearful en-
bems of the Ku-Klu1-Klan, with the motto beneath,
"Pillsbury's me man." Another bore the legend,
Democrats can't buy my vote"
The rest Of the illumination consisted of sporadic
chunks Of lightwood. served up with peppering Of
blue flames and Roman candles. In three words, the
exhibition was "grand, gloomy and peculiar"
It was noticeableabe feature that the front part
Of the procession shouted loud and vocferousy for
iMackey and Pilsbury," while the tail end of the
affair doubtless somewhat demoralized, called aloud
the euphonious uppellation of "Sigwald, sigwald,
Sigwald IL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02

FARMERS ARE INVITED 10 read the advanta-
geous freight route announced by Courtenay &
Trenholm in their advertisement. Potatoes are to.
ken to phladephis at seventy-aye cents per barrel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02

The ATTENTION Of grocers and dealers is
called to the sale of white and yellow Havana sugars
and Cuba molasses as advertised to be sold This day
by Risley & Creighton.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02
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ruling, 60 to Hiram Harris, Agent, No. 80 Broad
street.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02
Anltion Sales.
UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY
Pomcignon Us. Cordes.

Poincignon Us. Cordes.
Will be sold under the direction Of the undersigned
at the Old Customhouse, THIS DAY, the I'd
of June, 1865 at II a. n.
All that LOT OE LAND, situate on the west side
of Churchstreet In this city, the Market meas
uring In front on Church-street 81 feet more or less
and in depth 267 feet moro or ess Bounding to the
east on Church-street to the north on lands Of Miss
Pinckney to the south ON the lands OF the
Charleston gas works, and west on lands OF the Ice
house fronting on Meetng-street
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and TWO
years. secured by bond Of the purchaser, and mort
gage OF the premises with interest from day OF sale
payable annually. Purchaser to pay taxes and for
papers and stamps. JAMES TUPPEh.
June q tu4 Master in Equity.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-06-02
UNDER DECREE nv EQUITY.

Upper, Master, us. Hargraue.
Will be pold, under the direction Of the under.
signed, at the Old Customhouse. on THURSDAY,
.llth day of June, 1858, at IL O'Clock, .sa.-ssa,
ALI that LOT OF LAND, situate on the north afde
of society-stees In this city and fully described IN
the Deed of Indenture by way Of Lease and Release
from Francis Depon and silyie his wife. TO Joseph
Sanford Barrier, Trustee, recorded In the office OF
the Register Of Mesne 0onyeyances for Charleston
District, In Book N, number o, page g. .siif>
Terms-0ne-haf lash; balance In one and TWO
years, secured by bond Of the purchaser, with IN.
terest from day OF sele, payable eenfannua1ly and
mortage Of. the premises. Purchaser to- pay taxes
and for papers and stamps. ---...ou
May 26 tu3th1 Master in Equity.