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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1868-11-21

HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 2o-Charsesson
Ho,e,.-Dr. VI. z. Hogan, Columbia; E. G. Kra-
mer, orangeburg; L. D. Smith, Hartford; H.
J. Beasest, Hartford; E. Wuttenberg' Prussia;
r. G. Tont, NY; A n. Bailey, U. S. A.; L. j.
Robertson, Columbia; Thosas Calvert Arthur
Appleoy, Enfield, Eng; John P. Amml-
don Baltimore; R. Mofott, N. Y; Arthur
Thomson, N. Y; j. 81. Hawes and wife, NeS-
ark, N. J.; S. B. Hubbard, Col; q, L. Eias'
Georgetown; B. T. Afford and DR.. L. White
Conyers. Ga; ". W. Britton, Edgeield; s. Il.
johnson, Augusta.
Pau,hon Hota.-H. P. Hammett. Green
vile; George NJ. Bird, Cooper KiveI; william
McKissock, New York; Henry Kepler, phila-
dolphia; Charles Walters, Richmond w.; F.
Ats, Florence, S. c.; E, J. Mulke5' Americus'
Ca; Charles Thatcher, Atlanta; A. c. shaher'
Collc.on; John Nettles, 8. @.
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COMMISSIONERS SALE.

Jesse c. Miller, Administrator, Us. George
W. Hicks and WIFE, et al.
By virtue OF decretal order made in this cause,
will sell at Barnwell Courthouse. on MONDAY, the
eth day of December next,
The following described TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND belonging to the Estate Of Jesse @. Miller, de-
ceased, containing 40OO acres more or less situate
lying and being in tho County of Barnwel, and
bounded north by lands OF Richard Bradley, Robert
Bradley and Thomas Youmans. south by lands OF
Josiah S. Walker W. D. Jackson and Robert Martin,
ami west by lands of John j. Cater and Robert
Martin.
The above Lands will be laid OF in four or more
separate tracts, pats of which Will be exhibited and
describe on the day OF s,lc; Of which will be
o SAW AND GFI Z MILL, with valuable Manchin-
cry. all complete with tho exception of small
break in the Eil Dam.
Terms OF Sa!e-For cash enough to pay the costs
Of the suit and of the sale; purchasers to
give their bonds, with two good sccurtes on
credit OF twelve months from the first day of Janu-
ay next bearing interest from that date; titles to be
executed, but not .ivored until the whole of the
purchase money Is paid, and If not paid when due,
the Commissioner TO resell The promises for cash, ct
the risk of the purchaser. Purchaser to pay for
papers and necessary revenue stamps.
]. PA iTERSON, Commissioners.
Commissioners Office, November 6, 1868.
November Il
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ARRIVAL OF CApUcHIN FArHERs.-Ine va,
zattc for thus week, says: "The Diocese o.
Charleston has been favored Witn'u 'no pas
week by the arrival of two missionaries Oh 'ne
Canucbiu Order from Europe. These reverend
gentlemen are known by their religious Names
Father Louis and Father Patrick. This is the
frat mission that the Capuchin Fathers nave
ever accepted south Of Mason and D.xons
line, and we may esteem ourselves iofsana.'
that they are thus about to make tnelr oes'n
ming in tfis diocese"
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LANCAsTEK-IN EQUITY.

Benjamin Perry, Helmuth Perry, Administra-
tor and ADMINISTRATIVE, vs. John Perry,
Ahr. Matheson and 1Ots, and otherS-BW
for Injunction to Marshal Assets, Sell Land,
&c
In obedience to the order Of the Court OF Equity
made in the above stated case, ut June term, 1858,
will sci. at Lancaster Courthouse, South Ca:oli-
ma, on the first MONDAY in December next.
AL that valuable PIECE. PARCEL OR TRACT OF
LAID described il the pleadipSs, belonging 10 tne
estate of John Perry, deceased lying and situated IN
the Di trict OF Lancaster state oil south Carolina,
containing t600O) six thousand acres more or less OF
No. cotton, corn and grain land well wltered and
heavily timbcred, fencing in good repair-ue up;
land p. 4ucDg fine crops Of cotton, corn ana small
gram while tile extensive bottoais lying along the
Cstawoa River, q no, to he surpassed. These anls
are situated in the southwestern portion OF Lancaster
District, bounded by the krlshaw line inc Caiawpa
River ard bv lands of D. W. Brown. Lewis Pattcr-
SOP. c. L. III l:nan, James thompson. Within Dixon
aud others,
WILL Also SELL Foa CASH.
On the / UEoDAY and WEDNESDAY after the hfst
Monday December nj the former residence OF
the sid Joln Perry. deceased, i'll Lancaster Dis
trct near Liberty Hill.
All the prRSONAL PROPERTY belonging to the
estate of said deceased. Evcry thing usually Kept on
largo and well regulated Plantation may be bought
at this sale.
Tho r. al estate above mentioned vii be surveyed },
and divided into two. three and four hundred acre
tracts to salt purchasers pats Of which Will DC eA'
hibited on day of sale.
Tcrms-So much ash as will pay the costs Of suit
and expenses OF SALE The balance on credit OF one
two and three ycars with interest to be due and pay
able annually, l-Jm day OF sole. Purchaser to give
bond, with two moro good securities. and mort
gage of tho premises. Purchascr to pay for stamps
and papers, Terms NUT be complied with on Jay
OF aic or the property will be resold Oh dsy OF sale
at the risk Of the former purchaser.
K G.. BILLINGS, C. T. L. D.
Commissioners Ofncc Lancaster Courthousc, S. C.,
November 9, 1868.
Noycmber0 2Uml
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prrs,sA1.-H. P. Hammett, Esq. President
of Greenville and Columbia Railroad Com
nanv arrived in town yesterday, and is staying
at the Pavilion Hotel.
DR.. M. K. Hogan, Medical Director OF TINS
district and John B. Hubbard, State Consta-
b,o arrived in the city yesterday from Colum-
bia, and are staying at the Charleston Hotel
By an advertisement in the Columbia Phe'
nix we see that Messrs. James &. Gibbes, John
D Thomas and W. d. Gibbes have formed
c,.partnership to clrry on a zeal estate
agency.
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hUctionecrs.
BY virtue OF an order OF sale, to me directed by
tic Horcr bic George $. Bryan, Judge of the
United states District Court for the District Of
South Carolina. will offer for sGl' at piblic auc-
lion TUESDAY,, Noyo nher "a, at the Oh Pos'of-
fec, foot Of Bi oad-s;rect,
All tnat certain LOT, PI CE or PARCEL OF
LAND situate, lying and heing Oh CaDnon.street
between rnlcdgc and Ashley streets, upper wards
OF tue CITY OF Charleston, measuring and containing
on ranuonstrcc. ftyfour (54) feet and the same on
tho mort back line, two hundred and thirty. one
feet inches t23l 10 in on the east, aud two hun
dro and thirty two feet ten Incl es on the west line;
buttinG and bounding on the north on lands now or
lately of The estate Of joanna McIlhenny to the east
OIL lands oil Wm L VI cbb; soaIh on Cannon-street,
and west on lands OF the Church oil the holy Com
munion, James Jones and u. N. Gourdin, rs Will
more fully appear by plat thereof drawn by Robert
f. Payne, Surveyor and recorded in the Office OF the
Reg srar of Ncsnc Conveyance. Charleston District
on the first of june one thousand eight hundred and
ffty-four On the premises arc fine two-lnd.a-bait
story Wooden Dwelling slate roof, on brick founda-
ton, with double Piazza containing eight square
and three attic rooms, with pantry, dressing rot m
&c. besides Kitchen, Stable, &c.
Terms-t)ne-thlrd cash; the balance in three equal
annual insalments. with interest," from the day OF
sale OF per cent per annum, payable annually, the
credit portion to be secured by the bond OF the pur-
chaser with mortgage Of the premises the buildings
to be insured and the policy assigned Purchaser to
pay for papers anil stamps. ,.
Assignee OF Evans & Cogsweu.
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WE. THE UNDERSIGNED, HAZE RECEIVED.
and urc receiving, Uy every selner large iavoireS OF
the CHEAPEST FALL. GOODS when have ever been
offered in This marie. Ci.y vel COUNTRY buy
els caa aaye IRON fifteen to twenty-five per ceut. by
buying the Goods from The above G:m.
lOl of Dress Goods i:uIn 20 - 70 cents er yard
Best Irish Popllns, from 81 to 50 c2ntS tc- ?ar'l
ralicocs al 10, L. K sud 10 cents per yard ibest
Eainoral Skirts, from II - mp
ST. White Table DGnask, oIly 81 per yard
Brown Linen DAmssk OILY cents pcryard
Worsted Table Clotcs, from 81 % up
4 large assortment OF Nhi and coortd Flanuels at
very los prices
low cost vii! be sold from - up
Courcd tlIil;y. from Sl % 20 -
* size NaIseuts Quits, 1O-l. LII. 1ai. from :! 80
ladies English Ilcsr, wi!iea. fcains from 81 to 90
cents
satqe;s, from - 10 - ccn-
Ia e. aau;,y Of tie ac. style of Cassimore. from
81 80
Ladies' acs B.osicloh, from 50 10 So 30
,a.ioI o. sh,w $. at p :! 5J, 81 80 Oh 1. and IS
grc-:u snl White >lir'i;r. 8 10, l:., ;u IS cents
.lsu, fac bra.cbc, Il N'l;;c hiring II very low
Ladies' ard dcr,'s U,i... e1r nj different prices
Gents eoaas OH 10 u? t. - c'mis
TIC test French t'ar-cts { ON - rents &c $!
The latest :'Se Of let .'l straw l:aA
TRAININGS, Euto-s, tln51i'' &'' at the loves cash
rhoica 'toSs co:o:r T n;,r:4s Cloth. on!5. sc
Shepherds i'ril t:uIl 20 20 l1c
a ;oi Of L4ii'a' D;a., cloass so y s3.oo un
Ladies' aGi hsa'a HI a.yve' only $50
I:ly- :.onenber lhe CHEAP STORE, at tfe
CORNER or CALHOUN AaD King STREETS.
WE lr..O rorIry uUn PlrRO,;s AND LIE
,,-.,i in ra.cr thai We H., 80 bJIii addition 10
our S.oIr, cl lu3i,cly 70: BOOTS, Suoa'. HATS,
rI:;:%is &c w!.;ch viii Ic sold ct th- lowest cash
prices.
Call and examine Cur Stock
r. ENTRANCE Is CALHOUN-STREET.
FURCHGOTT IE BRO,
No. 437 KlSG-sTEEEr.
Scptcmbc: 81 3mo
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A New THEATRICAL CoArpANY.-Mr. Temple
+on 10 70 have q rival for the faSors OF the
Charleston public. Mr.. J. T. Gilbert whose
company is highly spoken of by the papers
of Savannah, Augusta, Atlanta and other
cities where they have been PERFORMING nus
taken The Hiberilian Hsu for next week. anu
will opon on Monday night with the popular
drama Of "Under the Gashght.' Among the
actors ge notice our old acquaintance, Mr.
Sutton, formerly of tho Templeton troupe.
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Anftipn Sales.

Auction Sale of Farming Implements, Stock,
&C., and Lease Of Farm
On TUESDAY, oath instant, as 10 O'Clock, will be
sold at auction, without reserve, at the farm on
Meeting-street road, within the CITY boundary.
known rs Guys Farm,
A full assortment OF FARMING IMPLEMENTS
nearly new
Forty head of hogs cf improved stock.
A large quantity Of Hay, Fodder, Potatoes, &c
About 400 loads Ma ure
The growing Crop now on the }arrt
uorscs, CIrts-pnd Harness.
ALSO,
a LEASE OF SAID FARM.
Terms day OF Sale.
November 10 thsmtu4
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SrspHNEY RILEY.-Wc havo already men,
toned the fact, that it was intended to sub
scribe sum of money to compensate the co..
ored man, Stephney Riley, for the losses sus-
tained by HIM in the late election, as well as 10
mark the high sense entertained by our citi-
zans OF the strict adherence to principle SHOWN
in his cool and intrepid conduct. Tho sub
scr;ption list was rapidly filled. and yesterday
Riley received from Mr. C. L. Lowndes, one
of our most respected and trusted citizens,
tue sum OF S63l so, accompanied by the follow
ing letter
CHARLESTON. S. c., November II, 1865.
Mr. &ephncy Riley:
SR-Ihs best evidence o. gool and intel
liccnt citizen is to be found in his observance
of and submission to the laws OF his country,
and tho discrimination he eyinces when exer-
clsine the right OF suffrage, thus recording his
LOYALTY to his State, and his sense OF justice
and fidelity to her people. These duties You
have tearlessly and honestly performed, ami
they furnish assurances OF your fitness to as-
sumo the privileges Of freedman, which,
upon the termination of the war, were extend
cd and guaranteed to your race by the citizens
Of the State.
To YOU and all others, actuated by truthful
devotion to YOUR duties and Obligations, the
constitutional citizens OF your State are both
r6aQy IDu uuAiOuo W CAscuu eIl0 uohu NJ IL AiotA'
ship and protection; prompted by 40 seflsh
purposes, having no desire whatever to use
YOU in order to elevate themselves to office,
With reference to personal aggrandlzemeAt;
alone insticatcd BY an honest desire to assist
you in your progress toNart.s enlightened CIV
iIization, aad to aid you in promoting your
general welfare.
Influenced by these feelings, have been di-
rected by large p rtion OF your fellow citi-
zeus to transmit TO You the enclosed check,
not as reward FOR tile faithful and courageous
performance OF your duties, but simply as the
evidence of the sincerity Of their professions,
and as the means for repairing the losses anu
injury YOU have sustained at the hands of IN
iuiurIated and deluded people, who, when
persccusng you Tor your independent cxerclso
OF the privilege OF freedman. Terc unmlndf1l
that tney we're furnishing the most convlnclnT
proof OF ths,r moral SlaUTy, and their total
unfitness for the exercise OF such prcroSatiycs.
- c. +. LowNDES.
1 hand you herewith list OF subscribers,
and check for sSS1 80.
Riley in receiving the letter said that he
only did what he believed MS riShs. lie Was
not afraid to do his daty ct eli tia s and uaGcr
ali circumstances, and he would neve: forget
tie kindness With which ne hal feen troated-
kintness far greater than unythlnS ho had
done c5ud have deserved.
The letter Of Mr. Lo1ud:s happil; expresses
the leolinas Of our people for the respectable
aud law-a5idlng freedmen, and its noble and
simple words should so far to convince the
colored peop,e that we have no selfish interests
to serve at their expense. and that 1t 10 our de-
sire to assist them in overcoming oil the Gifi-
culties which circumstances have thrown across
their path.
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A GENUINE KU-KLUCKER.-Two years ago
an account of the haunting Of the ruins OF the
.circular Church by invisible spirits was pub
lished il, TIE DAILY NEWS, attracting uni
yersal attention, and creating no little con-
starvation among the believers IN tho
marvellous. The spirits were said to
announce their presence by wild and IN
earthly shrieks. hideous hootings, and other
diretul sounds, which were invariably heard IN
the dark and solemn hours of tho night, and
ware said to bs most intensely horrible at and
about the witching hour Of twelve. Those
dreadful noises have continued ever since, but
II has never been sgain noticed i'll print, and
consequently the sensation has died out.
Now acd then, however, some tippler
staggering home from his midnight carousc
has been startled into momcntary sobrlety by
a sudden and prolonged shrek from the old
church stecp.e, so shiiil and piercing that 1t
might have come from straDgled ghost, anu
the old story has thus been temporarily revived
among the narrow circle of his acquaintance.
Such was the history Of the Circular Church
spirits until the fertile brain OF some neWs2a-
per reporter created the grand chimera OF the
Ku-Klux-Klau. No sooner had tho dread OF
the great K K E. settled upon the carpet
baggers Of Charleston than tho ghosts Of the
church stceple acquired new and moro in
tense interest They were at once transformed
into origlna! Ku-Kiux, and conspirins carpet
baeeers. .anlscalawags carefully kept the other
side of tic street when in the neighborhood OF
the haunted ruins. Whether from dread
of the police o, from some other cause,
however, nobody was ever muir :ered by
the ghosts or ku-K!u1, and Grants cleo
ton, allrl to their peacotul behavior, de-
prived them Of their terror-inspiring repu-
tltion. Yesterday morning, Mr. #cdemcy-
er, worker in iron, wishing to make some
iron sta:rcs of the Ku-KIux, b.thought himself
Of capturing these peaceful msmbers of the
klar 10 serve as models. No sooner though.
than done. He sca.ed the steeple, and tor lis
pains ;ooll four young owls, the old one escs-
ping lust as he fe.t secure Of his prize. Ono
OF the young ones, which is strange looking
beast :u.l Il curiosity to many city folks, may
be seen at the Office Of The DAILY NEWS.
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LOST, GOLD THndBLE, sc1ssons, &o'-A lady,
while in Reads fashionable dry goods store on
THURSDAY morning, droppeda bundle OF work
in which we're a gold thimble and pair OF
scissors. An advertisement IN another oo'-
umn offers reward for the recovery Oh the
same.
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BUSi-J E;s;-: NOTICES.

TIE ATTENTION Of shippers is called to The
advertisement OF steamship ''E'y Wes;,," for New
York, By her agents, Me;srs. j. A. tnsiow Co. This
steamer leaves next "Wednesday. 95.: inst freight
engagements E,ay be m,de Ct TIC olce oi the agents
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Ifyou want chea2 BlAhk Booss;
II you want cheap Stationery, Envelopes, Papor'
&C. or Miilcr's A.n1nac
il you want Printing oxecutcd neatly;
Uyou vsut 1oohs bounl in any style, or Account
Books maIs 70 order, with any desired p-itotn oi
rulint, 70 to H;ram Gnrris. Agent, Eo. 90 Broad
atreet
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Auetiunrsrs' priuats Sales.
BY LOUIS D. DeSAUSSURE.

For Rent or Sale
joining the New Bridge Ferry, opposite the City of
Charleston containing about 800 acres, and lying
both sides of the public road. 1t has been well cult
vated and fertilized for the past two years.
For particulars, apply as above st
Nnvemhnc Is Mfm4 No. % BROAD-STREET.
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CLIFFORD & MATHEWES.

Real Estate Agents, No. sc Broad-street.
For sale and Lease
PHOSPHATE LANDS Of superior quality, on
deep water navigation and healthy locations all the
year.
all parts OF the state.
CITY PROPERTY OF every description.
November 3mos.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

a,rS1crpA1 ELECTION. following ofhcerS
have been elected at Bamoers' in'euu 1.
Captain G. Y. Patrick; Wardons-L. A. Mr'sn',
= r Baegctt, J. A. J. Rice and J. W. Browr-
ipp
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Ass1dxEEs SALa.-saie C. property b.?
Messrs Ieitcn L 3ruus for u. II. sass. sgn:o Of
Evans & Cesswc'l, has bceE .osipcacd 10 Tucsdiy'
Gath instant Sec aivcrs.rcmcat.
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CHOICE GREER All. .;I.Ac.i T,::.G. c2c ,'oi'ar
per pound. tt wisol's sr1ccrE, solSacaS' cofn2F
Society and Aseoa streets. Goods !e.lTcrcl tree.
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PEACE IND ORDER.
Important Meeting of colored Citizens

THEY CONDEMN VIOLENCE, DEPREcATE pnoscRR-
TIoN, AND REGARD THE RESTORATION OF boSl-
NESS AND GENERAL PROSPERITY AS THE REAL
END OF POLITICS.
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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 sizes
HORSE POWERS AND GIN GEARING, from to
1C feet in diameter
IMPROVED LEVER COTTON PRESSES for Hand
power, Saw and Rice Mills
MACHINERY AND CASTINGS Of all descriptions
made to order
Particular attention pail TO
HOUSE FRONTS AND CASTINGS FOR BUILD
INas GRAT1NGs,
cLSTERN COVERS, SASH WEIGHTS de-, dc,
WILLIAM S. HENEREY,
MACHINIST AND T UND Err
No. 31i MEE1ING-sTREET,
CHARLESTON, S. G.
August3 mws
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AuftioH Salfs.
Sloop Bird.
DIoOP DHu.
BY MILLIGAN & SON.

On MONDAY. 23d instant, at II o'clock at Peters
Shipyard, at BENEFITS MILL east end OF cnlwo-th-
street. we will sell,
The Sloop BIRD, with Sails, Rigging, &C.. COM
plete Capacity 900 bu. hels Rough Rice or 10 cords
Green Oak Wood. She was built four years ago,
aud is in thorough running order.
Nnyernl)er 81
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Gonffttiagrrp, 81.
No. ;ai 21:"t:-55-- EET,

EclScH SYo.2E CORNER ifyG A%D Am
STREETS.
TAKES prEssU:.G TH AS*ouSciTG 10 lis
cas'os,c.s. a2d r.;a::& in aeacrai, that he is
nov rcaiy. win = !u'l sucply CT cANDILs OF his
o.n na:.:if curing. Keeps const NIL; On had q
fresh supply cr II SGu CANDIES, Of Tho gro'iest
variety Fresh CAKES AMI PES Of all s!rIs are
daily Lascd at hs Stem CANDY Factory. The
p.blie in general and particularly the country mer'
chants, Will find il to their interest by giving him
call before purchasing elsewhere.
October 2G ihlo
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CHEAP DRESS GOODS.

WE ARE NOW OFFERING ANOTHER LOT or
w desirable STYLES ana coors OF single wi lth
MIXED POPLINS at 35 cents per yard. We also In
vic attention TO our selections OF Choice Finer Dress
Go: ds in IRISH POPLINS. FRENCH MERISOS,
EAIPnESS CLOTHS, BLACK AND COLORED
SILKS. &c, sc. j. IL READ &CO.
November 10 thstu1mo
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THE DAILY NEWS.

s- LARGEST clRoULArloN.-THE DAILY
sEws BEING THE NEWSPAPER oFFlcIAh'i
sucoGN1zED as HAVING TIE LARGEST GIN
cu,ArtoN IN TUE CITY OF CHARLESTON
p1rBt1suEs THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE posToFFICE AT THE END VI
ZACH WEEK. ACCORDING 10 THE PRoVis'
IONS OF THE NEW PosToFFIcE LAW.
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KID GLOVES.

TVA:H1,' SEAMLESS KGD G.: OWES. ALL
IL sizes, in Back, White. 'gh. and DrAb Coors.
Also, the Long Doub'o rutson KID GLOVES. Tor
evening wcar. Jus: received per last steamer by
JR. r AD 4 CO,
AGENTS for HIrrIs Seamless Kid Gloves.
November 10 thstllmo
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(sALE POSTPONED on ACCOUNT weATuER.l
Desirable Residence IN Cannon-Street, merit door
East TO the Church Of the Uoly Communion.
w. Z. LEiTCH &: II. s. BRUINS,
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MisffQanfGns.
W A l. U y u l. E
AND EXTENSIVE

" 4 T E ER p 0 " e r {,
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City of Columbia, S. c.

IN THE
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1868-12-12
PIONEER SHOP,

STATE OF NEVADA COUNTY OF ORNSBY.
- In the Ju>tce',C u-t, Carson ywnshir, in and
for Otnishy County.
H. f. Rice anl Pllo W. RICE, as Executors Of
the Estate of Catherine A. FrishIe, deceased +,
Plaintiffs vs.. John A Shuurds, defendant
The state of Nrva IA sends greeting To John A I.
Shourds You are hereby summoned to appear
before at my "i'ice in Carson City, in Cilson
Township. i'll 0rmsty County, on the
9Th day Of septic 4. d. 1 SOS, ,
at 10 O'Clock A. NJ, an'! answer unto the complaint
of the above name d Plaintiffs, now on file in my
office. who sue TO obtain judgment against you
fr the sum of Three Hundred 300 Dollars: sail
amount Is claimed and alleged /" te due to Plain
ifs, Executors as aforesaid, for damages done
to Plaintiffs buildings situate on part # lot No
nine (9). hlJ.k Ihirty-hys (35), Sears, Thompson.
AMI Sears division of Carson City. caused by the
giving way # the walls of your building situate
IN the Adolf ing premises when Judgment will
be taken against YOU for the said amount if you
fail to appear and answer. To the Sheriff or any
Constable If the nd County. greeting Make le-
gal service and due return hereof Given under
my hand this ID day Of July, A. D. 1865.