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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

iialfI L lUlker-lfN.ut
..'Ali---' ~ D. Tvs. Columbus Greene Of
Montgomery, L. A. Dunn Of F,lrf.x. and IN.
Archibald Ol Bristol. e,ch have a son there.
,0n Of the motel missionary. AIonirrr Judson,
is also preparing 'or the ministry there
Rev 5 Graves, ID, pastor Of the Central B,p-
list church. Norwich, Conn. has resigned his
charge after q very successful pastortte Of just
ten years, during which tSU hund ed and tweu-
tv-two have been added 20 the church and about
$1,000 expended for various religious purposes.
I This record places Dr. Graves among our best
pastors and prescheTs-Ihe Baptist church
edit e at rlconierogi. Is undergoing repairs At
a Gust Of about three thousand dollars.
CONGREGATIONAL
The number or Congregational churches or
ganizei during the hrs, e ght months Cf this year
was Y - Rev. }. b. Clark. for nuinber Of
years pastor Of the Congregational church IN
Rupert, has closed bis L4D0rs Ii that place ami
Is about to remove 10 P.rls.orl -Mr. Hrury
D1hoc, recent graduate Of Auburn ihco-
logical seminary. has eltcr,d upon his hbOrs As
s-ting pastor OF Jhe Congregational church IN
LUDLOW. Though tne ci--y has suffered great
ly by II novels, Yet % has hal certain triei and
faithful pillars for ifs support The have lately
repaiujei their meeiu- house outside, AMI ara
preparing u rg-;urui-h ne iuierior.---Ihe
Presbyterans propose 20 build, % the gauertl
expense Of the deuumiua-lsn- a great national
church eiihce, near the p. esdeutu mansion,
"a Washington. and one hundred and f ty thou
SAINT dollars are wtnte for tbe purpose The
Dld-Schooi Pres-yjery Of L.tye.te, ludi4Ea.
three years ago h4i but three minister, thre-
churches and less than one bundled meutber-.
l. nos numbers fuft-eu Ministers GIrceH
churches. and six hlgif-l ali Try members.
-The NrF jersey Go. --- cstlnsl ASSOCIATION.
just established has tusa.s -rzo chdrcu,s. wi;n
an aye-f-- of ore huut--i s4fG seventeen mem
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

The real estate Of the late Alden Patch Was
sold 4, auction on Saturday Nov. -. The house,
with a building lot attached. and good supply
Of fruit trees, wss bought by Mr.. James Petit
grew fir -, 600 The gris' mill owned by the
Patch estate and Steadmtn Spaulding, was sold
to Whitcomb & A,herton, flour and grain deal
ers, for IS 800.
Mr.. o. P. Clay, Of Chester. livery stable
keeper, recently lost valuable horse, buggy,
and all equipments. valued at about 800. II
seems that Boston runner hired the team for
one week, and has not been heard from since.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

L Paris newspaper gives this malicious &C.
count Of the signature TO the contract between
NJ Victor Hugo and NJ Llcrliz. for the uubli-
cation Of " 'iionme Qui Rt': " Me--rs
Hugo and Lqcraix began by hreakfistiur On
geiher. 81 the desert, NJ L,croix drew OUT his
;onlraot ami $4,000 N Hugo counted the.
money, r.ad the contract, dinptl hi. .e. ,r
the iui-, ard wrote the drs; letter a. h.. li.u.e
he suddenly stopped and said Ah. Lc.
you. pardon. ny dear sir; forget TO ask vau
-.' VI. Lacroix became very pale IL had
bad hard work aud several days bltt.e To gct
h's partners to agree 20 pay so 11u = volume
for the forthcoming work what could II Hrro
ask noH2 VI. llugo said DO not b. alsrInr,i.
| refer 10 a mere triie. Ny tso sons have each
volume ready for the press YOU will take .,..d
publish them it Is bsrgain. They sill only
ask you $500 apiece for them What could N
LtcraiE do? Ths knife was pointed AZ ms
heart. IL said, / take them N Victor
Hugo took up the pen again. but again hesifa-ei
and said, pointing to the bank uo;es on the ;f,e.
A thousand psrions. We have there only
so 900 we ought to have S21 600 NJ It.
croix was obliged to 60 for the 81 500 befor. VI.
Hugo would sigu the contract
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

The Richmond, which will act as consort to
the British man-ofwar that brings the remains
OF George Peabody 20 this country, was one Of
TIE most conspicuous vessels in the naval bat
ties Of the rebellion. She passed the forts at
New orleans, ran toe batteries AZ Vicksburg,
aud led the attack. under the gallant Commo-
iore Alden. a; Mobile In the latter engage
ment she was struck ifty-seven times
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03

A citizen Of PottsVille. Pa, offers reward II
500 for the arrest and conviction Of the person
who spat on his daughters dress or a certain
evening, and so for the arrest and conviction
Of any person detected in splitting on any lady's
dress.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1869-12-03
RELIGIOUS iNTELLIGENCE.


Rev. Doctor Fletcher. late Of Fast Wallin ,iori.
/. As been engaged to preach in the Baptist church,
hutland. Mrs SpuTgeon took from forty {, hfy
ehildren into his church, last year He sag out
q -,svu church members he has never yet had to
=, sAeiude one wio j'a-l when he Was child.--
me Fhiiaialphis Es.. .at ASSOCIATION, inelading
,1e enurcaes soHt, Il The city, reports a men,
-.'sA'p Of j,l57, uud a75 baptisms dur ng the
1..l.---ile old i.r-t Blrtist church Il VEL
a. "a -''n e1irndei - -. 20 Rev Joshua FL Jcher.
~ho iur Oh, p4-i year has h.en lab riug ~
~ 'ngiori, w., to become their pasio--
~ ~ - -'' -p''a TIE cal, AMI entered upon bis
'fie.n a.aE VermonteTs ares,udy
.n5 '-' D' .u.st1 -h- Madison Uniyer-iiy NJ
..'aii-a4. " J G vs. Columbus Greene Of
AioniS ll'giy' L. \. Dunn Of Fairfax, aud J. H.
Archibald Oi bristol. e,ch have a son there. A
,on oi the nofel MISSIONARY, AIonirsm Judson .
is also pIeiarirg 'or the ministry there
Rev 5. Graves, ID, pastor Of the Central B.p-
list church. NoiWich, Coun.. has resigned his
charge after q very successful pastorue Of lust
ten years, during which twU hund ed and TWEEN
tv-two have been added 20 the church and nbou;
~, 900 expended for various religious purposes
THIS record places Dr. Graves among our bes
pastors and preschers-rhe Baptist church
edit e at ricunieroga. Is undergoing repairs a
a Gust Of about three thousand dollars.
The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1869-05-05
DISSOLUTION OF CoPARTNERsHIP

THE Partnership IlERETofokE rAlst-
nj. day dissolved by tautrsi eons"ut. Januar, 1,
i''' s.N MATnER,
c. II. JONES,
J. A. HopvSn, Witness.
n-Tbe bn,ip,,, Il the late nrm OF Jones
Nathrr. will be conducted a. usual at the Old
.tand by the undersigned. x..v,,
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SUN MONS.
fNeyadal

Nevada Rev. Stamp, 50 Cents.
tn THE DISTRICT COURT OF TUE SECOND
L Judicial District of tho state of NeNa IN
aud for the County u orHsby. MARTHA j.
,oRBErT, plaintiff, W. JOHN CoRBEI1, de-
iendant.
Action brought in the District Court Il the
eccnd Judicial District 81 the state of Nevada,
in aud for the Comfy Of ormsby and the complaint
flied in said Count, Il o. nsby, In the Office ~ tue
Clerk Of said District Court.
The State e Nevada sends greeting TO J"hn
Corbett, defendant
You are hereby required 10 appear in an action
brough against you by the above named plaintin
in the district Court of the Second Judicial Dis-
trict Of the state of Nevada In and for the County
Of ormsby aud 20 answer the complaint hlei
therein "a copy of which accompanies this sum
mons) WI hin ten days tcxclusi,e ~ the day
servicc) after tn. service you Of this summons
If served within this county; OF II served out OF
this county, hut in this District, within twenty
day-. otherwise within forty days -or judgment
by lcfault will be tak eu against you.
The said action IL brought to obtain a judgment
and decree q the Court dissol,ing the bonds %
matrmony her, tofore and nv existing het"ret
you the defendant, and this rlainth, on th'
grounds Of de.ertion, failing to provide fir th'
plaintif aud children, &c &c, and for COSTS o
suit All of which more fully appear by com
plaint Il plaintiff herein filed, cel tihed copy 6
which IL herewith sent yon.
Aud you are hereby notified that " YOU fi1 q
appear and answer the -atd complaint ns above re
quired, the said pluntin will apply to the Court
at the next regular term thereof, fr the relie
prayed for In her c mplaint, and costs.
Given under my hand ard the seal Q
the pi.,rt Court of the Second Judieia
~D District of the state ~ Nevada IN am
T the County af Ornsby. this "a day f April, u
the wear II our Lord oue thousand eight hundre
and sixty nine.
a,s5w I. J. fpWAhps, 'e'h'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06
,CUBANAEEALRS.

wAsH1Naros, May "a republican consti'
tuition for Cuba has been prepared in this city
On the assumption that the Cubans will attain
their Independence and desire annexation. II
provides for one Or more Ststes. Leading
members OF Congress- are taking part in the
movement, but as Or as is known the Execu-
tive has taken no inteiest in thamatter beyond
taoitly authorizing the sale Of useless or sur
plus war material to. ny applicant.
Dispatches fron Commodore Hof state that
an expedition. supposed to have sailed from
Yucatan, consisting Of large steamer and
several sailing vessels. had attempted to land
men and arms for the Cubsns on the south
side and bad failed. The Spanish Admiral had
sailed in quest Of the party.
The transport which sailed sometime since
with political prisoners for Fernando Pc. put
into St Johns. Porto Rico. for repairs. The
Governor General Of that island determined TO
send some Of them to the Csnaries and some to
Csdix.
Both Cubans and spaniards seem to be ex-
ceedingly quiet, and there have been no sue
oesses lately ON either side.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06
M SARATOGA "a" SPRING WATER.

n
Sara osa, in the stae of New York. Is one OF the
most remarkable mineral reservoirs upon the surface
OF the globe. Within area OF mile In diameter
are some thirty mineral springs-no two OF them
alike In some Of the waters. Chloride OF SODIUM
predominates; In others, Iodine. Magnesa, sulphur
Chalybeate. &C. The beueHcill effects of some OF
,hese W tiers, as medicinal agents, are known
throughout the civilized wo Id. Probably one hum
dred thousand persons visit these Springs annually.
Many huudrrd thousand bottles Of the water are
transporied and consumed In the various localities
OF the country.
The SARATOGA "a" SPR1NG WATER Is pro-
ba " the most effective immoral water found on
ehcr continent. II will ne observed that II has ten
per cent grel sr mineral properties than the ccle-
brated onsrsss SPRING; tour tunes that OF Baden.
Baden Of Austria; fy- times that OF ak 10 Chap le
in pru, s,a; twice that OF vchy in Franco nearly
three times greater than the renowned SO tier OF
Germ aay; und eq inlly over the spas Of Bath Eng
land and kisscnyeu in Barura.
tbe reputation OF this wa.er Is based upon Its
effects in diseases O: tho stomach, liver bowels,
kicneye, aud spleen, and acts with wo lne'fu bene-
At in cases of Chronio Dyspe.si,, Constipation
Gravel, 0out. scrofua. Cutaueous Affections, Gene
| al LetLaryy soreness, and Prostradon OIL the sys
| ten.
The value OF mineral waters has been priced and
| .Lnowledgsd by medical men since the earliest
vilz.tiou. a cel.bcated author ty says: "The Wiz
tues of minera waters have been best shown in the
| treatment OF obscure and chronic Diseases"
agent for the SIratos "a "a" sp1ng Water,
JOHN T. HtNRY,
| No. II Park Row. New York.
| Sold in Charleston, =. c., By q. ". AIMAR, W
A. SKRlNR, RAOUL LYNAH, =. W. Z. KEL 4
| o.. ED. y. BUkNHAM and DR.. u. BAtR.
| Reks1Iary q DAty tuthaeC W9mos
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06
coLOXIzLNa soUrH CAROLINA.
The New York Tribune publishes the follow.
ing letter:

ing letter:
SfrLThe Semi-weekly Tribune Of April 16,
has lust reached me. have read the edito-
nal entltled ..Colonizing from New York" with
verq great interest. The advice il co1tains, II
adopted, would be worth untold millions to the
North a well % to the South.
Ny object In thie communications ia to call
the attention Of fhTmers struggling on small
farms, 10 sectloh Of the South not named by
Won, but which thlpk offars. sure advantages
70 the IMMIGRANT. The South Carolina In
proyement and Trust Company" incorporated
by the last Legislature OF South Carolina, and
to which has been granted. 2 charter OF great
fiberality. under. skea to do the very work you
recommend Northern associations to under
take.
It's object ia to buy the large plantations and
divide them into small farms Of fifty and one
hundrt d acres each. These tar rs it s,lls to
ACTUAL settlers at . sum just sufficiently above
the original cost to pay the expenses OF trans
Fer. surveys, and other Incidental expenses.
The corporators are well known Northern men,
and It u their purpose to make each colony
the calltre OF such polit:oll education social
and religi rus influences as shall conserve the
fleeaipgs brought by the war.
Oro The f3rst OF the colonies Is situated in
OhesterAeld County, 8. T.. Sever i thousand
acres or land have already bsan lou BIT, aud
arenow bslng divided accord nX u the COM
pauyS plan. Q lite number Of the farms are
already taken, and the foundation ls Lard tor q
prosperous community. Onthe general sub.
iect Of climate, healthfulness. fertihtv, d..
could 6l an entire page ofthe Tribune. As
write planting is just being hnHued: and the
pros pects for good crops arc most datterinR.
The frost. 30 disastrous elsewhere. have not
harmed us: cherries, peaches and apples ara
untouched. Corn is well up,. and Ill ten days
all our cotton will be planted.
Iehall b, glad to commune 'te with anv In
diy1cua or commlitces proposing imm,grs-
tion. and will supply them with all needed in'
formation. It Is, OF course, too laie &c come
With apy hope NJ makng q crop this year
Nov. however, is the hme to come to have
things well in hand for another year. All who
hone to do ANYTHING as it ought to be done
ehnnld have their md select d and be ready
for work by November at the latest.
One word a. to personal safety and socia
advantage. The commu ,ity IN the midst o
vhich this first colony has settl d treat il
uith kindness, and acoaruIng 10 their knowi
edge and training. with Difference and respeo
Tssre ip less fear Of personal vol n"e thai
ma shouId bs in tho quletest part OF the olt
Rmn,re Slate. We sleep with doors unlocked
and windows open. We propo-e building
chnroh and school next summer. caarte
has been granted for rs lroa 70 rnn entirely
throdsh the colony. which, lailroad will be th'
direot route between your CT y and Charleston
bringi' 3 us within forty-eig It hours O. tn
former place. hSSha " SoA'
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

VERGNE'S ELECTRO-OREMlOA
BRANCH OF DR. vERaNE's toF NEW
YORK, Electro Chemical Baths Is now established
and in daily operation in Meetino. one door above
Hudson.street over the Office Of DR.. P. T. soHLRY.
who has private room for The especial aocommoda-
ton OF those who wish to be treated by the Medi'
Gated Baths, which celebrated for the cure Of all
diseases produced by the too liberal use OF Mercury
in any OF Its forms; also rheumatism, acute and
chronic; aout, Lead Poisoning in any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Disc ases eener-
ally.
DR.. g. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from the discovsrer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
MAY 3 1mO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

HCNO CUREl NO PAYI-FURREST T'S
JUNIPER TAR Is warranted to cure Coughs. Group.
Hoarseness, Sore Throat splitting Of Blood and
Lung Diseases. Immediate relief produced. Try
IT. If not satisfied return the empty bottles and get
your money back.
Sold wholesale and Retail by the Agent,
G. W. AIMAR- Druggist,
Corner King and vanderhorst streets
\ Price IS cents.
> RaSruarv ~ pxo tuths9mos
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Euk PALATKA. FLORIDA.
IA sAyANNAH, FERNANDIEA AND JAOK6ON'

r. THE TIRsT-CAsS STEAM ER
ssake3577R DICTATOR, Captain WM 7. AoNIL-
TY 5 sail from Charleston ever. 7sesday Eoentn9,
at Nine O'Clock, TOR the above points.
The 8rst.class Steamer oITY PO1NT. Captain GLo.
2, MCMILLAN viii all from Charleston every Pr'.
day Euen,no, Al Nine O'Clock, for aoove points. :
Connecting with the Central RAILROAD at "ava ina
for Mobile and New Orleans, and With the FLORIDA
Railroad at Fernaudina for Cedar Revs OF when
point steamers connect with New Orleans Mobile
peusacola Key West and B.vans.
Through ellis Ladiug given for Frei0at TO honhe'
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Tonnect,no s,h H s. Harris stedm'rs OeId~aha .
and Griffin for S,lvrr Springs and Lake. GT'5' BUT
t,s Harris and Durham.
All freight poyable ON the wharf.
Goods not removed at sunser will be sto,ed st r1r
and expense OF owners.
For Treaht or Passage ensaaemei t, apply to
j. D. AIKEN CO., hBenm.
>cnth Atlantic "oarf.
N.B.-No extra charge for Meals and staseroo"''
November 81
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06
BY TELEGRAPH.
TILE STATE SUPREME COURT

fsprc11 rxIkslA1 10 TIE DAILY NEwsl
Co1u,p1A, May SIN the Supreme Court
to-day the case Of Martin Lesphart ads. Mary
and Polly Leaphart Was resumed. Fort for the
motion, Fai, contra. The case Of Moses B.
Saunders ct ux vs. Robert Rogers, trustee, was
resumed and continued. The case Of Laura
E. Nance vs.. r. & J. z. Nance, and the case OF
W. Nance by next friend 8. the same, were
taken up together and heard in part. Fair for
rsthe motion.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

SPEOPLE's NATIONAL BANK.-PUR-
sUANT 10 resolution Of the Board Of Directors,
the present stockholders In this Bank who held their
stock on 1st september last are hereby notified that
for the sake Of convenience tho state tax upon the
shares held by them will bs paid through the Cash
ier the amounts 30 to be paid 10 be charged against
dividends. d. u. LofEh'
May1 stuthS csenier.H
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06
TIE TIMES IND THE ALAB INA
-,.ss CLAIMS.

LONDON, May 6.-The Times Of this morning
has another srticle-on the Alabama treaty, re-
Gently rejected by the Senate. The writer
sharply oriticises Summers speech and con-
cildes as follows: The question is one OF law
and not Of feeling. It remains to be shown
that Great Britain can be held answerable for
any infraction Of law or Of excess over the or
dinary &sctiee Of both countries"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

xTUNION BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARL RsToN. APRIL 40. lS89.-The Comptroller
General Of the State having approved the official
statement Of this Bank, and authorized the resump-
ton Of business under the provisions OF the late Act
Of the General assembly the Bard Of Directors de.
sire 0 meeting Of the Stockholders In connection
Herewith.
meeting will therefore be held ct the Banking
House. on East Bay street. on THuRspAY, 10Th MAY
proumo at Twelve o'clock n.
By order Of the Board.
April so II. ID. ALSXANOER, Cashier.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06
fnnfral Notices.


DAVIS Departed this life on the morning Of
the 9th OF May, of typhoid fever, JESSIE AUBREY,
aged seventeen years and fourteen days, eldest
daughter Of CALVIN |. and FRANoB II. DAVIS.
~ The Friends and Acquaintance OF
the family are invited to attend her Funeral Services,
at st. Stephens Church, Anson-street, THIs Morn.
ING, at Nine O'Clock. IL Mayo
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Special aotifes.

sSNOTIOE.-oFF1OE OF CORONER OF
ca. RLEsToN COUNTY. APRIL "a, 1869 During
my temporary absence from the State, E. NJ. WHIT
ING, Esq. Coroner for the Parishes Of St. Philips
and st. Michses, and Magistrate viii attend to the
duties of my ONCE atNo. 81 BRoAD-sTREET.
April "a TIMOTHY HUXLEY.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

WHAT Is A TONIi2-BEAR THIS IN
mnd-,hat although O tonic is. to CERTAIN e1tenta
stimu ana stimu,ant, unmodiIcd by any medi-
cinol subst nee Is not tonic. but dcbiitint. Ia
uosIErlER', STOMACH B,TrERi there Is
stimulating element OF tue pur st grade mInufto-
tu,cd in this or any othor counir7 Every fiery
corrosive OF, or acid which amiuates the ordi-
n,ry uouors of commerce, is expelled from the rye
enirtt which forns the alcoholic ba Is Of the PIr-
TER. BY careful and re.eated rectiAration. The
iu.ccs Of the valuable rnos. bars and herbs, Infused
into This wholesome product II the finest grain. sill
further modify its nature; SO that It becomes, in
fact, simple dIfusive agent minus all the heady
and hrain e1 iting propertie' which belong more or
less to all liquors q raw state It Is merely the
safe and harmless vehicle wh"h rrn lers the medi
cinal virtues OF the preparation eo ive-ncreasing
their active power, and dfYLsins tirm :hOuIh the
| system. Hepce the peas int aud gen'a 6 ow which
is e1p+r enced STE taking desc of the BITE
Ins,eid creating belda be. as unmediated st M
uants are apt to do, this u,r us ouic Is The st
known RENE for that complaint II callnR aud
sUohei cerebra exoieine sire Sthr1s the he:Y =
nomotrs secretion OF tho %astri" juice l Vlgo-
rates the bowels. detormn t!H fulis TO the sur.
face, improves the appc;t'. mere So mo ann ,
Wig IT. re .ulItes organ a"tio d. from it1 ,i %
vet effective alteratve qna 1t: f. /! TN" NFY uuS
nrenaration that ca he i'm riserrd 10 Q "enncr
sex in III peculiar difficulties TO Th fh 'Ee'' ofkNni
| z. tion sui jecta them. a
1 May1 pao
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Marrieo.


LUCAs-DOAR-At HarrIetta, st. James santee
on THURSDAY evening. 2std April. 1859, by the Rev
1Hos. r. GADsDEN. ALEX. q. LUCAS to LIZZIE A.,
daughter of sTEPHHN DoAR, Esq. No cards.
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FIRE 1M.H1MiNeron.

Wna1xaroa, N. o.. Msy IA destructive
fire broke out at 4 O'Clock, AM. burning down
the works Of the Cane Fibre Company. Loss
$4,000. No insurance. Tho origin Of the fire
is not known. "...4
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N BORDEAUX CLAREr WINE, OF sU-
pkRIoR QUALITY. by the gallon; SMOKED SAL.
MON and HALIBUT, SMOKED TONGUES, PIG
SHOULDERS, BREAKFAST STRIPS. received this
,oeL WM. g. CoRWIn 90.
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.0bituarp.


WILBUR Died. in Columbia on the Goth ult., In
the eiRhty:Hrst year Of her age, Mrs. MARY E.
WILBUR, consort OF the late ". W. WILBUR.
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6 UNITED STATES INTERNAL REVE-
NUE. - COLLECTORS OFFICE. SECOND DIS
TRICT, SOUTH CAROLINA-OHARLES1o ON, MAY
!, lSss-The undersigned, Collector, will be In at
tendance at No. 1s Broad-street Charleston. until
May Slst, to receive from residents OF the City Of
Charleston, St. James santee, ST. James Goosecreek,
St. Thomas and st Denpis, st. Johns Berkeley. st.
Johns Colleton, St. Andrews, st. stephens and
CHRIST church, Special or License Taxes. also Taxes
on Income, Billiard Tables, Carriages, Pla'e and
Gold Watches included In tho annual list for 1862
Unless payments are made on or before the day
above named. the law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are inform. d that the Collector has no
power to deduct the hve per cent. penalty and one
per cent per month interest taxes not paid with
In the time specified in the notices.
Nelrner ovHoo.r -.spa...isie " t1.o parties
who require Lct nses do not receive their notices as
they are invariably put in the Posofce. All Licenses
are du. en- days nom date of notice.
WILLIAM B. CL0UTMAN,
Maya tuths Collector.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-06

~ MEMORIAL AsSOCIArION.--T q E
Rev'd Clergy, of all denominations are particularly
requested 10 call on the ladies Of their congregations
TO decorate the graves of Confederate soldiers In
their respective churchyards on Memorial Day,
May the 10th. May