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Vermont daily transcript. [volume] (St. Albans, Vt.) 1868-1870, 1868-12-14
AMERICAN eros GRAIN
Black Silk,
For sale at $3.50 q yard, by
Edward Barlow. Burlington, Vt.

IuWafu baFlOW. burlington. Vt.
1NtlE usual price of these goods is s2. so yard,
L and after my present supply il exhausted
l do not expect to DO able to sell them ut tire
present low price; therefore those intending to
purchase such II dress will 90 well to Gecure y
pattern at once. also have q handsome stock
OF Imported Black Silks, among which are some
very heavy goods which shall sell at very cheap
prices. Ny stock of sIIAVLS is very CONT ete.
consisting of Long and Square PAISLEY
SHAWLS and full assortment Of WOODEN
SHAWLS of various styles and qualities nj
prices which ought to satisfy every reasonable
person.
CL0AKING! cLoAKrNG!!
In full assortment. We call particular atl-n-
ton to our Sea-. Shfn ClOa king as being very
warm, handsome and durable for low priced
article. We al so have some extra quality
bl, elk Moscow Beaver Cluth. worth from
$3.50 to 5000 yard wv
UNDEn GARMHxTsgf
l have q large and complete assortment OF
Merino, Cashmere and Saxony Wool UNDER.
and at very moderate prices. BNIft
In addition have my customary full assert
ment of nice Dress Goods, Flanels, BiGn-
lxcts, BalmO,ai Skirts Furnitur, COvcA.
ings (used for curtains) Housekeeping Goods,
Domest, cs, &c. &c.
.B.-Have u IA cent Brown Cotton, selling
at 12l cents.
An inspection of goods and Prices is respect
fully solicited. Careful attention given to
orders.
EDWARD BARLOW,
156 Church Street.
Burling ton, Dec. !, 1868. d169 y245-tf
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On and after Dec, 1865, Passenger Trains wi
run as follows:
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" 3. NORWICH, Practical Steam and
wv Gas Filter. Brass and Iron Goods of every
description, for steam, water, and gas. Guns
and locke rcpaireu ana n.y. nt.~a, ~
st. Adams. VT 173-1y
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-09-26
A Story Of Chinese Piracy.

The Navy Department has dispatches from
Admials Famgut and Rowan, announcing
the disposition Of the European end Asiatic
squadronsi also Dispatch from lioutenant
Commander Gushing, commanding the Maui
NEE, dated Yokohama, July u, announeing
TINT be had found ut lIol Haw ten Earopeans
comprising the crew Of tie Bremen bark
l.eanone, which had been captured by pirates
two weeks before within sight Of tie east
coast Of laiuna. Tho Leemona had ten able
bodied white men and a number Of Chinese
passengers. Sho wac armed with tw8 cannon
and anumberof breeh-loadng rifles, revolt
yers, &C., and yet was captured, aztec short
chase by q Junk carrying but two guns And
o crew OF twenty Cinnamon Tho lgtropeans
did not defend themselves by a sigle shot, but
Surrendered N a most cowdfdlg manner, and
weTo actually set 70 work breaking out the
cargo for transfer to the junk. Lieutenant
Commander Gushing thinks that such eases
are an encouragement to piracy and does not
doubt will load 10 III increase. After taking
AL they desired, thc pirates sent the captain
Of Che bark and Ills men into the ebal locker
forward, and closing the hatch put on the
sheet anchor and chain, after which they fopt-
tied the ship, stove in the boat and sailed
away, intending thatallhaHis should godown
With The sinkine ship The cartain ard crow
managed to btoak dut, and got asiore, leav-
Ing the Chinese passengers iotheir tn.e "lhe
whola jub1tanaeoi ihis ease Ags Nomman-
ider CnlhiDg ia orc qi iilsgriceihi 1Owardicg
I and he was glad to iihi tllea wl no hme.
tftat i,t tI. .ti,t,- - isfidtassil5r TftHtt,.,
Santa Fe weekly gazette. [volume] (Santa Fe, N.M.) 1864-1869, 1868-09-26
IIT| IW1 IT NIIIIII
Number 10.
The Gospel as Preached at AtlhEi-
IN,

IN.
The Rev W. T BlanNey Of Atlanta, Ga,
reocntly preached sermon on tae ublcct of
living peaceably withbll n,aA We euoto the
following as good for all ATTITUDES:
Whore men are governed by hydesp0iopowor
and all contentious and hmult can be prcin-
lptly repressoa BY the sword, order may DO
maintained despite the argery Of tcmpeis Of
the population towards each other Elements
which tend to fly of in confusion and conflict
arc forced into union BY an outside pressure
too potent to be overcome. But in govern
ments where the theory is, that The govern
.ment derives IL powers from the consent of
the governed, there can be no peaee. on any
enduring basis, unless the members of tho
State arc 0micably disposed towards each
other. In any county, which at all deserves
the name OF republican, unison Of hearts il
the only union in which we ean hope for per-
manency Force, like tho band whioli Joins
the stayts oftho cask, may for q time compel
n union whera there Il no lovdi but twill Boa
union IN which tbe parts are not only without
laiiRity, but WGWutmly upelant, and must
iall into ruins Whenever The doWpnliion coa-
s6s. .
The only ching which, undor Rfwid2noe
feah save rs as eommullei and States ilop lall- -7
lns into anarchy Wd choo5 and tluspploduc-
ing among ourselves tho discOrisohd miserios
4 which have cursed unhappy Mexico, making
That lair country very yaonym iot informal
lelas 4Rd p'o9ashal, " a gqlueA2l4l l9 llNaeeo
IQt sUQll an cNhoFA.i,o,n a5 tbat Wme1 the, teNl
presents lt wa Will but study the thin,s
Wlch make Tor peace, avoiding all halNA md
ff B 4
irritating Language substituting hoid alEu-
mant lor hard words s1d strong reasons for
5u9ng denu,n1caqons II we WI allowa man
70 holu political opinions dlhef'og li91n our
own without 3tgml9!ng MN aa liar and o
scoUql1.eI ani eXbau7ing upon miha whole
7 voeahUaY oI UtQpooton; IT care Willing
to be mutually tolerant and iorboarnc' We
may hope yhai me'@cln& as are tlla wbrpools
Thi@Gh are roGngmd oQllmSal around us we
siall escape the dQYourIng vortex, ana anchor
Iat last beneath bright skies and in quiet
waters, r
bqt u on thQ other hnI va permit thq n0-r
tHA!l "hulcuNeneis ana t4fbuleheo q human
passions lomga pncohttollodii wodrs pfomN
io deaI ont anothomas upon the heads of all
tHose VINO do not accept our oyoad 20 The only
salvation lOr tho country and our men Ns the
only patriots II lncendiay publications excite
us at home aud n'ommatory haIlngnea trom
the hustng' warm our blood into more thon
fever h9et when wQ go abroad, We may look
for That fearful harvest Of violence, tumult
end carnage which Is the natural fruit of such
Oalelul sowing, Dmuneiatio1 will proYoke
retort, the hamhop opithct Will call iorhib sind,
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3NbulistmluIs.
syATELlxE,
sVATE LANE,
MACHINE WORKS.
JAMES j. GREEN.
THOMAS. BLACKLOCK, Gsnp Sapt
$. D. CLARK, DrGughtmda.

Portable Engines, Locomotive Boilers,
Portable Circular Saw Mills, Quartz Mill,
Machiuo Forging, Cast Iron Building Fronts,
Sorghum Mills, school Furniture Castings,
Stationary Eugiues, Tubular Boilers, Mer.
chant Flour Mills, Mining Machinery, r. R.
Frogs and Switches, Fancy Fencing, Bras
Castings, Hall SAINT Castings,
I MAKE SPECIALITY OF MACH
INERY FOR WORKING GOLD AND
COPPER MINES AND REDUCING
QUARTZ.
My sh0ns are located Immediately at the
base Of the Union Pacific Railway, Kansas
branch, and have unusual facilities TO sun
ply those needing machinery in New Mexico,
Coluradn and Arizona,
Post Olive Drawer p, Kansas City No.
REFER ny PERMISSION.
10 W. II. CHICG 8 Co.., Ellsworth, Kansas.
Ala0 to Gov, L, y. Mitchell, Santa FG, n. NJ
No. 80 fn
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C1rns AND SrARs.-A colored man was ar
rested on King street on Saturday, on suspicion OF
irving to rob the wagon of L. Sutton, who had stop
ned al a store near by for few minutes.
Thomas Holman, colored, robbed ". J. Shrews
bsrvs pen in President-street of half beef on Sat
nrday and it was afterwards found in possession OF
Edward Hempier, who was arrested for having the
stolen property in his house. HOLMAN and Hem
pier VIII both be arraigued this morning at the Lay
or's Court.
number of persons were reported on Saturday
for not allowing the ch muey sweeping contractors
to clean their chimneys in accordance With muni'
cipal regulations.
The co!ored boy who sole the loose bras from
the South Carolina Railroad on Friday, Was sent 10
the House of Correction ior ;ca days Oh Saturtai.
The premises of Mr. Allson in :avlg. street were
entered on Friday night last aud robbed o. lo' Oh
poultry.
There is city ordinance prohibiting goats gong
astray in the public streets On Saturda! an owner
of three fine ones had to forfeit them TO- not keeping
them in.
Harris Lewis was arrested on Saturday for 2r:eny OF
clothing and longcloth from Mr.. scanlon IL Mee'-
ing street on Saturday.
George Foster for being drunk aud disordcrly on
the public streets.
Henry Snpes for riotinS in Elliott-strcct.
Lucinda Williams for trespassing dn the premises
of Mrs Dobson, Smiths Lane.
The chimney of Mr.. Edward Logan, No. Is irada-
street. was on fire at eight O'Clock Saturday morning
last: il was soon put out and the occupant OF the
house reported for having foul chimney.
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Horny. hRE1vAIs-Dccember II and 49,
Parfliou Hotel-JN N ralbe,t, Miety-six, S c; jesse
] Ne,les Now York; $ wo:sham, Gourdlns c c
Dubose S. Johns; II Foil, Christ Church Pdrish; J
@ Bcyward, j., Aiken, S C; Mr HaiSht and lady,
New YORK; q Singleton, Newbery {; Is d olof.
NEE, Greenwood. S @; H Whirple, New York; J
steyenson. Philadelphia; " Wcrsham. Mr. W
Bird and lady, Coorer Eiver; Gentry, Augusta;
] Norris, Utica, NY; l. TulIs New York; s
Henderson, Florida; Il Bacon, Ohio; George Has
kell, John NJ SraldIns, Newburyport; George Lee.
Brunswick, ca; o Joaes aud two sons, Jones,
7 " Friday Mr. Hcse Flo il,; Il II Draper, Cories
vile, S C.
Charleston Ho.ss, December L. and 13.-Gco2se
Rodgers. W Thompson, NeS York; Samuel Mar2s.
Bsltimore; Thomas Mead. Richmond; Colonel L
Weldon, George lyon, South Carolina; I Kin
sell, Chicago; Ardessou, saratoga, Y; Horny
Foster. YIN Foster, Clifton, Now York; Ehhu
Phinney, Cooperstown; George Bradley and lady,
Borden. ,wn, Miss T z Whitaker, PhnnixvllIe'
C; Charles Moore, liverpool, Englan W Dua,
New York; Dynic, Pi.'sbarg; SC Bruce, New
York; Thomas M.hony, Eustes, wilson,
Renufort: J ] Townsend. Bennettsvilo John Chsd-
wick Wadmalaw: " corrie, City; E HarWood and
lady, Cincinnati; Nant. Greenvlle and Co'um-
bis Raihood; Chas 5 Jaeobins, New York;
smf,n, Philadelphia; Geo I ewis. Philadelnhia;
Samuel F Fisher Phi ladephia; T Cole. Piiiladel'
mia: John L Cautwell, Wilmington, C.; S n
pend;eton, New York; Edmund " Boyle, London,
Eng: a B Moryman. Baltimorej q Read
spd sister, New York; Campbell. New York; J
polIinte, harengo County, z; h Lochnis, Lon
eon; " Msboy. FloHas; q Whippls, New York.
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MisfelaneDas.
rrE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

~ tHt iNuHOyeio " 6tttt"'"
for the G unity Of Beaufort:
THTHEREAS, Mr. GEORGE A. BENNETT. WHO.
w .. the General Election held in April 1863, was
chosen member OF the House OF Re; rcseRtatiyes
for the lection District Of Beaufort County, to serve
for two years. has sircc said election resigned; and
whereas tic Constitute II OF the State ofSouth Caro-.
lima directs that in eurh case Writ OF Election
shall be issued tho Speaker OF the House OF Rep
rcscntaives for the purpose OF hlling the vacancy
thus occasioned for the rena ainder OF the term er
which the member so resigned was chclea 10 serve
Now therefore you and each OF you are hereoy
required alter due advertisement ard with strlctre.
gard to all the provisions of the Constitution ana
avs of the said state touching your duty in such
case 10 hold an election for Member OF tne house
of Representatives for the Election District aforesaid,
10 serve for the remainder OF tue term for which The
said GEORGE A. BENNETT was elected the PoIs
to be opened at the various places OF Election In tie
said District Monday, the fourth day OF January
1869, by the various SETS OF Managers LOT those
places respectively said Managers to count ihe
votes publicly Immediately after the final closing OF
the polls OF the Precincts where the votes have been
taken m axe out q certificate of the result, to be
signed by the Managers. or majority OF them, anu
taken to the Court House of Beaufort County, or
place now fixed by law for counting the votes. on
Wednesday, the sixth day of January, 1867, by one
or more OF said Managers and the managers, OF
majority of them who may assemble, shall proceed
to examine the aforesaid statement, and declare the
re. rllt of the Election.
This Writ, together Will your return Of the Elec-
ton to be held under it, hive before tho House OF
Representatives at its next meeting after the Election
Witness The Honorable FRANKLIN j. MOSES, DR.,
Esquire. Speaker of the House OF Represcn-
tatiyes, at Columbia, this twelfth day OF Decem-
bcr, in the year of our Lord ons thousand
eight hundred aud sHty-sight
FRANKLIN j. MOSES, in,
Speaker of the House OF Representatives.
A. o. JONES, Clerk of the House OF Representa
tives ~
December IA 20
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PERsoNA1.-R. S. Moore, Esq, President OF
the Kings Mountain Railroad, is at the Pavilion
Hotel.
Brcvet Brig. Gen. D. 3. Haines has teen appoint
ed Chief Commi.sary OF the Department OF the south
at Atlanta. in place of Col. Sullivan. who succeeds
Lieut.. Alden, rs Depot commissary at this post
RI. Gentry, Esq., one of the joint proprieto's and
managers of the Augusta Consttutionalist. Is on
visit to this city.
The Columbia rhuuix of Saturday says: ''scna-
tor spraeuo (of Rhoae Isand) aud wife have ocen
STOPPING at Nickerson's for day or two past but
left for their home yesterday afternoon. Inc seha-
ter is wealthy manufacturer. and the onject OF HIS
visit was 10 make inquiry aud personal lnspection
of the Columbia Canal and its sutabeuess for manu.
featuring purposes. de had an interview with tfov
-rnor Scott, ard yesterday visited the canal.
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UNITED STATES CIRCUIT Court fo- South
Carolina, hon. George s. Bryan, District Judge,
presiding, Columbia, December II:
Inquiry Doc.et-In tho following cases The Judge,
uuder the 10th rule OF Court, decreed for plaintiffs,
to wit:
Haynesvorth 4 Fraser, pa.rtius attorneys. Dc
cree for $3.50 70.
Burx L Dor,le vs. D. A. Fosket PRESLEY, Lord X
Inslcsby. plaintiffs attorneys. Deoree ior SGS7 55
Baker, Lowler & Go. vs.. Vim Young. simpson 4
simpson. plaintiffs attorneys Decree fec So 49s o.
g. b. Sims vs.. Elisha p Smith. james Z. Baxter,
plaintiffs attorney. Decree Tor -, $50 f3.
Issue Docket.-United states s. G L Kcaeh d.
T. Corbin. plaintiffs attorney Geoei Il Cutler de-
ien.laut's attorney o. motion OF aelendantS at
;orrcy. an order Of co'itinulucc was era 1tcd.
hail x Guckcl VS.. N. Moses. BayneswotA &
Fraser, plaiutf e attorneys. Decree for S?S7 70.
Ex parte Samuel Il. rodd Petition to tacu,a IN
United states Court for South carolina c. P. su!-
livan pro pet. On hearing petition, and on motion
of solicitors pro pet, the judge granted the prayer
of the petition, and said petitioner WAS accordingly
commissioned in Cue form.
III BInkruptcy.-In re- j. ". Earle, sx pare j. j.
Norton aud ". Z. Keith. Petition for involuntary
bankruptcy. W. X. Easev. pro pe.iiioning crcdi-
tors. Perry Perry, pro defendant. Order or coz
tinuaacc to August Icrri, 1852, granted by The
T6e tollowifs l. petitions 10 establish llcns. Messrs
Izlar " Doble appearing. io- pci;;oInS creditors,
having been read, OH moiol Of toiicitors pro pet
referred 10 ESI W Ill
oirc and report thereon TO This COURT with leave &c
report any special Datser:
In re- Ruius G. salley. cx parie Martha T.vings
ton, etal.
In re J. ". Sol.cy. CT pa-ic F., 4. p.ico.
InreE W. "a ley. cX par'e John j. Sa'.ry.
In re H. II. Bonnet c1 rte ho:nss I. Kennedy.
In re Henry f. >alley ex patio Martin IdSirSat"n
Mary C. AIgol ct ai.
In re J. W. Phillips. ex parte s. Douglass:
In 70 Johu C. Fanniug, ex parie J. ". tanning
In re Lucius g. Beluser. Petition TO extend
time. Ielar Dibole. pSo pet. On motion CT soiioi
to.s pro PCT. il is ordered that uai hcarin lie had
on 9th OF January, 1869.
In re Robert Sub,r. ex parto y. p. TOAD Pctaop
to establish lien. Sam cl K. Todd, Jr.. pro pet oc
der Of reference 10 Regstrar summon 10 report &c
In ro Robert Beatty, ex parte ]. stee1lnan and
VIM. Munro. Peht.on to sell realty. g. d. Bryan
pro pet On hearing report Of Rege.rar and on IN
tlon of solicitors pro pct, is ordered that the IN
junction hcretofo. grautnd be dissolved, end hs
sheriff be allowed to sell, &c.
In Equlty.-Charios J Radford vs.. Alexander
McBee. ct al Bill for relief. Sullivan 4 Stokes
compliments solicitors. Easlcy & Wells defendant;
solicitors. The case wac heird. AMI testimony VI
commission was read, aud, without concluding, the
court adjourned, nt four P. H., till tonorrowat tel
O'Clock A. n.
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nlthG

Dry GcoDs AND CHRISTMAS PnEsENTs.-
Messrs Furehgot. & Bros. Offer, through tue
columns of The NEWS this mornirs, very at.rac-
tive list Of goods Tor the inspection OF tue public anu
especially the lldcs Dry goods of every variety OF
the best quality and lowest market prices load, their
shelves as usual. They lavo moreover a separate
drpa, tment for boots, shoes. trunks, &C., where
bargains be had to suit the most economicai Is
tAe most iasidou-. In addition TO their reauar
stock in trade they have on hand supply OF pAoto
graphic albums at the remarkable lowprcc Of sovcn
tyaye cents each, just the very things for Christmas
or tirthoay presents. Call at the corner OF King
and Calhoun streets and eX,mile for yourselves.
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CASH IN ApvANcE.-on and after to-morfo"' .
the 18th Instant, the payment OF suoscr'p'ionS ~
advance by ell the subscribers Of The NEWS
will; le rgidly enforced, and the paper Will not DC
sent TO any QUO unless it has been paid 1oc. 'inS
rule there will be no exception.
Persons whose stay in the city is to be Snort OF
who for any other reason may not oe o'SpoSeo ~
nav the subscription in advance, can avail them
selves of our weekly delivery and collection SYSTEM
and receive tie paper at the rate OF nieeen ceH''
wees.
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WHY, SMITH, what is the matter with your
eyes?
Well, jones' I'll tell you; arc very busy at tie
Office now. and am writing nearly every night M
til eleven O'Clock, but the lights arc injuriug my
eyes verg much. as you see.
Well if you wish to save your eyes, gel an aigAnd
burner and porcelain shade. 1t makes ocaut'fui'
rich and soft light, and NOT particle Oh hickcr's 10
it would not be without o1e for five lines lis
cost. I'll tell you, it is such an improvement tnat
cousin Richard has entirely dispensed with his eye
glasses since re usrd oRe OF them. Try one and you
will fully agree with me. You car get them o. T. IL.
Guillcniu's Gas Fitting Establishment, No 14O
Churca-street, near the Market.
Deet mbsr 10 hm-
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ONE O'CLOCK.

Wha. charms can Inc lind in that fou-sceate
room o. thaa dusty table cutting ana dealing those
dusty carls, filing himself with poison, tain ing his
brca,h ruisinr his mind, undermining his consitu.
tion. planting SEEDS OF disca'c. SOU 'ndsring his
money, c,ouied with smoke tired with excitement
Is this happiness this life? Is This our mission?
Oh! an so tired do Coz: home
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ND HERE ysIrsn, ~ !. yoU.G MAN,

'..NU 'It1I"' '''1'- .9E'' - ~ '.'f
Just liho T5u ;ad V7. nlJ boy. lie has vt, sensa,
education. in ellig nss. friends amboA, aud Is
loYsl. He h1s = huo,cl,e Of tho woc!d. acquired
by mixing with it, roo?!o io has ambition and
tho same fo IN which 10 honor, fine and dis
TIM ton, as had Franklin. Fulton. Morse, and host
Of Others 10 is naturally art, but, Vaiter, MY
b y, as he meets us do you So" the excess ofmols-
ture In his eye. the lils puffy ridge under 1t. the
gradual turning of tio beautiful cornors OF the
mouth, his mohor so loved 10 kiss. These, ny boy
tell sad tale of early shpwrcck. Of disease, of pre-
mature death, Of neglected and squandsred g1fta
December7 lyr
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AND HE nap A FEMALE CHILD,

Whose name was HoXa Brishtwator. and who was
twsnty-ninc years old; who wore red stockings RED
sarters, metal tipped shc"s, green 'pscaoles, and
the prettes rod hair tho world ever scr eyes en- or
into Reza, I true New England gal, cAcwed w:as Of
pino gum. and sweotened her broth with onions.
Hcxa wasn't so much haudsomvr than doll as to
make the coll flint, but she wa' intelligent in fact in
tsllgence her best hold but one; she was great
on making baby garments, and had her trunks full,
packet away. that she might bo reedy as willing
when the evil hour drew nigh slc trusted would
from year to yoa".
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ALL WHO are in want of good, substantial
boots and shoes call at John Commins. No III
Meeting. street, nearly oppo itc the Market.
Five cases of youths watcrpri OF ruhbor oot'oh''
long leg boots, at 81 10 per pair. Also' hfc cases
mems mining shoes al 81 80 per pair.
November 30 H'io
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ge.c comes m,n VITO VIE oaoo Iiri. Ia iai
fro tls a.d money. aad loving f'rriIy, a.-d posi-
tion, and rnueuca. and so'c.rcspac aGd Integrity,
aud future o; userr;uesa lef)re hln. Eur ~
10y, lie don; Ioo,i like it He Was ecctcd 10 al
important oGicc He fc-sot the le:s5:a his coul
mother ,arai.t Ai,n and a*ked Icy dosir:.g
po.i ans to s.ll his vote :, part u swrd.rs; ho
,.,,id no :or the lie CO hin s.vs arcu'aca 10 :hat
Isle wori, AID h. fell.
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REPORTERS CRUMBS. -Walhalla SENDS at
least fifty barrels of apples weely TO Charleston
Thirty thousand Flcridl oranges are sold in our
city every week
Efforts are being made to establish regular COM
munication with Cuba and other tropical regions
which supply us with fruits.
Harry Howard, groom in the employ OF Dan Cas-
tellos troupe, is at the Roper Hospital having been
severely kicked by black marc ridden by Madam
DeBerg
Molly Woods, notorious pnbli; character, COM
mitted suicide last week by taking poison
Mr.. Wm Moran is engaged il movi n twc-story
wooden house from the South Carolina kai.:oad
yard, through Meeti:g street 10 Charlotte, where IT
will be located.
Mr.. II. Hoi1son is at the Charleston Eo cl Lie
comes here to exhibit new and valuable improve
pent in the Marvin combirat:on locS.
The tame deer cf the City Park pays regular visits
to the chapel in Queon-strcct every Sunday. he
walked up the aisle yesterday, and took his place IN
one Of the pews beside lady.
colored man was run over on Saturday afternoon
by horse and buggy at the corner OF Klus and
Wentworth streets, but escaped with slight i'jury,
The residents OF SavlSestree state that there are
three lamp posts in TIN. street and no Inns. The
street is very dark and needs light
MI. A. Haish' the agcrt OF Stone aurray's Cir
Gus reached the city yesterday aud is staying at the
Pavilion HOTEL
Tho repairs to Boyce 4 Co.'S wharf have been
completed, and ,ha: valuable properly put in fine
condition for the accommodation OF the Liverpool
and Charleston line Of steamships.