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LIST OF SHIPPING
I'm the Port OF Charleston, July 1.
vKsuELs UNDER 100 TONS. AND srHAMnns ooAar1so
WITHIN THE STATE EXCEPTED.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loading-James Adger Co.
SHIPS.
f Winthrop, 94e tons, stewart at Atlantic wharf,
for Liverpool, loadiDg-PAtterson Stock.
BARKS.
Helen Sands. 583 tons Woodede, at Bennetts wharf,
for the Rio de la Plata, loading-street Brothers
h Co.
BRIGS. rstf
Clifton (B. !, - tons Williams at Marshalls wharf,
for Liverpool, loading-R Mure Co.
L Pye (br|, 365 tons, Pye at Marshais wharf, for
). Liverpool ready a Enslow & Co.
Josie Devereaux, 425 tons, Clark, in Ashley River,
for Philadelphia! loading-M Goldemith & Son.
q Broo ks. - tons. Briggs. at Palmetto wharf,
for Boston, loadipg-J Enslow & Co.
sCHOONERS.
Lion (Br Ill tonr, Mcclellan, in Ashley River, for
Bermuda loading-J A Enslow & Co.
Lilly, 412 TONS Hughes, at Union wharf for New
York, loading-Wm Roach L Co.
Margaret LUCY 412 tons, Crossey, 10 Ashley River
for New York. loading-Master. WAA
D Wilder, 297 tons, Heather, at BOyce h Co'e
wharf, from New York, diecharglng-W Roach
$50. ,tat.
Frank Palmer 212 tons, Latham. in Ashley River
tor Philadelphia, loa.ling-H Baker h Co.
], Palmer. 1917 tons Su, oot, at Kerr's wharf from
Baltimore, Observation-Disclosures.
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Dodd's Nervine and Invigorator

Is TONIC and GENTLE STIMULANr which ia
MOI attended hy REACTION. What it gains for
you 1t maintains. When it rsfreshes body or mind.
IT. rereshes with natural strength that comes 10 STAY
weare not recommending teetotaism in the interest
teaches us that he who to the bottle for rest
or recuperaion. will find, he keeps at it. that he
like the flames Of perdition. Turn from it. Take a
tonic % that viii refresn and not destroy. DoDD's
NERViNE is for ea;e by all Druggists PRICE One
Dollar See Book of Certificates that accomnanies
each bottle. 7mos Tnro aom.o' az
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THE CHARLESTON DAILY NEWS MORNING. July 1869

32ho; sales lao bales; receipts As7 bales. Gold s7
Sterling 81. New York sight u premium. Sugar
nominal. fair shs1e; prime 1SX. Molasses, none
Offering
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ID E CA II H FUL
WHAT MEDICINES
YOU TIA KE.

WHEN YOU ARE EXHAUSTED BY OvEkwORK
vieSrating don't drink whskey or any intoxica }tne
thing Whe her under the name of Bitters or ether.
wise. such articles give just "a much strength to
your weary BODY and mind as the whip gives to the
taded horse. and no more. Alcoholic stimulants are
injurious to Nerve health, and are ALWAYS followed
by DEPRESSING REACTION
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Qrn0s, Gbemieals, Gtc.
TO Il NEURALGIA, RHEUMATISM,
PAINFUL swELLINas, &c. USE
N e u r. O Il 10 OIL.
Sold Wholesale by
GOODRICH, wINEMAN & CO.,
No. 93 Hayne-street
q. w. ATMAR
Corner King and Vanderhorst streets
July
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Allen, John
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Albrecht. Henry
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B'nRley, John &
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Bodies. Howard
Bordenave.- Hen
Droadfoot, David
Broomes. Berry
(coPd' '-'
Brown, George
Brown, @ i
Brown. r q
Buggelu, John
assidv. John
Carpenter, 8 G
Cel copely, Geo
M t As
Chavis. T @
Chav.s. Caldwell
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1900 n-Hr
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.@arint Nfps.


Port of Charleston. July 3.
RORE CIALEN IL.
PffA or THE' NOON. ~
Last Quarter, Let. Z hours az minutes, evening. ?
New Moon, 9th, hours IA minutes mo ming. 4 I
First Quarter, 10th boar 20 minutes, rn0fning.
Fun Noon. ESD bouIB 50 tmaDufes, m0fnInqa
Last Quarter. 8tst. IL hours, 45 minutes, mornjpg
3 -, SUN sq,s4I sasoos ~ Hrau
: : JUNE ''0A' slsrs. SETS aIszs, w4sEa
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Locke. Klatte & Co, G A Trenholm h Son. and
others. ~
Cleared Yesterday.
steamship Prometheus Gray, Philade]phia--Jno
Steamship ryland, Johnson MISUNDERSTANDING
n Trenholm.
Sailed Yesterday.
Steamship Prometheus, Gray. Philadelphia.
81 Steamshlp Maryland, johnson, Baltimore,
schr M + Taoer, Aldrch, Satilla, Ga.
From this Port.
Steamship Champion, Lockwood, Ne W York June %.
steamship Everman. 'nyder, Philadelphia,
British brig Cecilia. ristrup Cronstadt, June 70.
Schr Ann l. Glover, Terry, Boston, June %.
Mcmn. MIA.
The schr r G Whilden, Fennimore, from George
town, {, arrived at Philadelphia June %.
LIST OF VESSELS
OF. CLEARED AMP SAILED FOR Ills P0h T.
roREIG>
LIVERPOOL.
The Hannah Lizzie, Ferguson, cleared May 20
he Minnie, Robertson, sailed. May l3
The Vince, Hal:tsy, IP..................,Ju ,Juue i2
DOMESTIC
Brig Amoricus, hand. up ............J June 8
RO XPoRT.
Brig Manzanilo, spear sailed. ........... June l2
Brig Monica, McCoob. sailed June 6
BELFAST, ME.
schr Zeta Pei, Thompson sailed ........ June 20
GOLDSBoRO', ME.
schr V.locity, Pinkham sailed .... June Is
i..r NEW YORK.
Brig A Bradshaw, -, up............... June 81
Schr Clara Elwel Childs. cleared. ..June IA
schr Grace Clifton, Otis. cleared. June IL
hchr Rockingham. Nickerson. cleared June 9
Echr 81 Cady. Small, cleared June 81
Schr Grove. Weaver, cleared. June 10
Schr Vim l. Springs Halsey, up. ........ June IT
Schr Mary Stow Rankin, cleared. ........ June 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Schr Adolph Hugel. Robinson, up. ....... June %
BALTIMORE.
Schr shiloh, Hubbard, cleared. june 10
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Passengers,

ii 4E PDssengers t I
Per steamship Maryland. for Baltimors--w 3
Wbsley mrs Trapier ano child. M1ss Trapier. Miss
Per steamer Pilot Boy, from savauu ah Via Beau
fort. Button. Hilton Head, &c--A Barnwel Il Os-
tendorR, w Wright. j Gepham ID Terry. Irwin,
D moke, w Judah and wife. J Murtand, l. B
Doolttle. McNelty.J l. Dickson. r. Iighton,
Mss Lizzie Beck, r G 40 mss, DR. st J Ravenei, Mrs
Thomas Peck aud 10 on deck.
Per steiner Cmiie, from Georgetown. 8 CT W
M,cusker, 81 Read, w Ards rong. j w Hall, W A
croft. A. Brown Major q narktr II y Mosey, j
Butts Pyatt vile and three children. A Morgan,
J w Bailey, Mrs w A Alaton. Miss Ha,g Mis-, L Z
Easterling. Mrs Croskeys, Miss Croskey-, Miss u
Parker ana se' want, Il Read. and u on deck.
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R Is SON.
TOBACCO ANTIDOTE.
Warranted to Remove all Desire
for Tobacco.
1t Is Purely Vegetable ana contains
Nothing Injurious.
The following is one OF thousands of testimonials
that are daily ,ceived by the Manufacturer:
RICHM md VA, November 2S 1865
DEAR sIR-The "Iobacco Antidote" prepared by
you according to the receipt you have submitted to
me, and the ingredients OF which have examined
Is purely vegetab O. entirely har mless and contains
nothing IN the least injurious 1t is not dlsagreeabe
to the taste. and aa home article hone you viii
meet with ready sale It, and belieye that II the
directions are followed it viii do all You claimed for
IL. JOHN DOVE, MD.
80 Price so cents per Box. The usual discount
to the Trade.
N4- For sale by
DR.. H. BAER.
wHoLEsALE AGENT FOR SOUTH CAROLINA.
June7
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Cons,R nees per south Carolina fxasiroas
July 1. t "%i ~

-. bales Cotton. % bales Domestcs 129 bbIs Naval
Stores, cars Pig IRON Wood no. h airoad
AGENT CouEenay g. Trenholm, McLov Sc Rice, u 3 Il
Alo2 Denny Perry, Pelzer Rodgers q fCopI1 HI q
W Dewaes, q W Wiliims q Co. G0ldsmithsk 10 Son.
an6 Ksnsrnau& & Howell. ut ,a,., 4. sgsl
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NoTE.-we have Deducted from New Orleans
4o.474 balea Upland. from Mobile Is, $50 bales from
Savannah s724 bags Sea Island and 24O bales Up.
land-and from Charleston 2s23 bags Sea Island and
232 bales Upland, the quantities received at those
ports from Mobile. Florida. Texas and Savannah.
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COUNTY DEBT AGAIN:

The Isdepesdens, last week, discharged Z
column or two more of type metal At the
county debt. It reads to 10, not 40 expires.
sivc of the honest convictions of the writer,
but a. On argument to maintain bad posi-
ton In which he had unguardedly placed
himself. lie disclaims knowledge of like
enacru::nts to that proposed in the NORTH.
WEST having teca maze In California, Ne
vsla and Idaho. His ignorance Ct fact Is,
perhaps. not SO much our fault as his. But
that ENLIGHTENMENT may shed its grateful
radiance into the shadowy realms where
now eccentric ideas
wander darklins in the eternal space"
We refer him to DR.. A. II. Mitchell, who
was in the California Legislature in 1856,
when like law was enacted; to Mr.. VIM. II
Clagett, who was 10 the Nevada Legislature.
and we believe, drew up the like net passed
there, and to the current Idaho papers, con
tanning the advertisements Of Commission
crs for scrip. We leave our ncighbor to
investigate, and when the Legislature of
Montana convene~ whenever that may he,
trust to find the Independent in favor Of the
plans proposed here, sudin successful ope-
ration elsewhere, ~ the only practicable
method of paying the debt of Deer Lodge
county. ...,.. -+f.-.... -: s.- b
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w,s received and adopted With amsndmsets,
and the Couo 6i,GG DISCHARGED. "
Moved and carried, The ecretasy bs In
structed to mahs. 4 cause sbs n,ede, . map
Of the Bitter Rdot Valley. = be forwarded
with the RESPONSIVENESS. /"
Moved andcasrlDd, That assassnent con-
tanning the facts in relation to the Bitter
Root Valley, ito location, settlement, etc.,
etc., be prepared and forwarded with the
Remqnstrance Il. the Hon. James n. Cava-
naugh, with the request that no use his in.
huence to defeat the ratification Of the late
Treaty. ...-,...... 49,. ...s....,..
Moved and carried. That copies Of the
Remonstrance and proceedings Of this meet.
ing be presented to Governor J. N. Ashley
and to the Legislative Assembly, with the
request that they will use their influence In
behalf Of the citizens of the Bitter Root
Valley In their en'leavor to prevent the rati.
hcation of the late Treaty by the United
States Senate ,.. -. ...... d..
Moved and carried, That Committee of
three be appointed 10 procure signatures to
the Remonstr,nce. Chair appointed T. W.
Harris, Oliver Talburt and Elijah Chafau.
"A collection was then taken up for the
purpose Of defraying expenses Of making
maps, ETC., which was responded to in avery
liberal manner.
Moved and carried, That the New NORTH.
WEST, lndependsnt, Hsra!d and Gazette be
requested to publish the proceedings of this
meeting.
The meeting then adjourned.
.r. Joux w. WNsLETT,
..... l.a. Chairman.
CpANx Fl. WOoDY. Secretary.
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THE ELATREAD TREATY:

The proceedings Of . meeting of citizens
of Bitter Root 10 demonstrate against the
treaty recently made ~ Genera sully with
the Flathead lndisns, 10 published in this
Issue. They have taken . proper course,
end are f'lse 70 their own interests, false to
the destiny OF Montana, weak .knccd, su-
pine and eowardly, ii they do not, by every
means In their power, vigorously, vigilantly
and Persistently, combat that iniquity, until
they are maintained In possession of the en-.
tire valley, and retain 1t to white occupation
and Development. The treaty cedcs to the
Elathead Indians, ~ . Reservation. all that
portion Of the valley lying between Lo-Lo
Fork and Willow-over thirty miles-con.
tanning more than 800 square miles of valley
lands, on which over 200 whites now have
farms. homes and valuable improvements.
And this Il given 70 the Flstheads because
they sctcd with the usual Indian treachery
In refusing to sign the Stevens treaty, after
having agreed to it-given to band OF
naongrels numbering, bucks, squaws, pap.
poses and dogs, only 800 or 400. not 20 of
whom are Flsthesds. TheAe mongrel tribes
have 5000 square miles in the Jocko valley.
Get apart a. permanent reservation. And
now, right In the heart of the Bitter Root
valley, turning out of their homes our own
people, and isolating from the other settle
ments the people of all the upper valley. is
picked out another reservation, big enough
for all the scmi.scalping tribes In Montana.
Genera! Sully has done IN evil thing; VIC
Ind believed it would he otherwise. But
having done It, there remaihs an imperative
duty 70 the people and press of Montana, to
denouuce II, snd endeavor, through al In.
0uences that can he brought to bear, 10 pre-.
vent its ratification by the Senate. Mr..
Cavanaugh received heavy vote in that
valley, not four of which would have been
cast for him had 1t been believed that he
would even passivcly assent to such q treaty
~ this. 1t is his duty to remonstratc and
labor against 1t. Governor Ashley is sent
here as tho Executive of civilized Govern.
ment, the Governor of the whites. 1t Is his
duty to speak In the interest of that govern
ment and those people. The people of Mon.
tana derive safety and sustcnancc from the
occupation and cultivation of the agricul.
tural lands of the Territory; It would he
Just ~ equitable to deliver up to savages tho
mines or towns of the Territory. and the
press Of Montana, as the exponent Of tho
people, should, with one accord, urge the
rejection Of this unjust treaty. The columns
Of this paper arc open to tho people Of Mis-.
souls in this matter, and We trust they will
use them, stating the facts in the case and
verifying them by the ramos Of the writer's,
letting the consequent censurc, however &c.
we're. rest where It properly belongs. That
treaty must be rejected.
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LIFE INSURANCE.

Lifeis but span: Life Insurance is there
fore kind of half Syan-ish-requirlng and
receiving 4 good dea Of putting before the
''scrc and yellow lea" returns to ashes. lt's
. good thins-.wc insure ourselves But
occasionally good thing occurs At the ex-
pcnse Of 1.-The Company" and the following
is one of them. A gentleman of Deer Lodge
was not Icing since appointed Agent for a
first class Company By the General Agent
in . metropolitan city. The General Agent
learning of the probable visit of az ents of .
rival Company to this section, advised the
Deer Lodge agent of TIC fact, urged him to
''rush business" in anticipation of their
coming. and sent N Agents Manual con.
tanning many valuable Hints TO Canvss:ers,
selections from which We give. This ad-
monition to rush b,s;ness" was the last
feather on the back 4 the perplexed and
sorely tribulatcd Der Lodge agent He
real pa '" -' -
.,"@ NIT L +'..-." .''
- Do not accef or continue to hold
an Agency without attempting to work it.
t"a %~1 va HIM ". 81" it.'
Insure your or. III in yesr ovn Office !;
carry your policy In your pocket, and show
It on every suitable sscasion. dad" Z" t:s
anni,5E@ a.sr Hu1 WI. in@1# IA .@aj
Call on those recently married, preceding
that call by sending documents showing the
imperative duty of very married man TO in
sure. Make the acquaintance Of those about
to marry, and sugg1t that no more appro.
pirate present couldbs made 70 bride than
: life policy. gr.., as.. ...s,.., a.a.1
II you dnd . perSn not iniisposed to in.
SURE, but hesitatingand Wishing % delay,
sessr ke2 yexr - II sePaest'o. !: ~,
excuse 70 show issk Tor pen and Ink, o.,
better s,ill, carry apostable inks,and with
81 skiing his fnll lns, etc. = R'7I7a-7
nnf XII.
Never attempt 70 u business By depee-
cissing Yival Compsass thae you know % b
sound. 49, - ~ . - ais9inas
Lag - 57s un6,xvI baI 3dl
Eudessos 10 euliss wifss synpathies IN
Jour isSos whersva psaetscable. ," I'D
a,:sa g p!iif7o ma I'M. + ! sga 80
Y Il yos - nes bslts1 10 my literary q
other society 3stlt oto.b atio . sAl.si' st9
~ 1s3 % "yrAssaax nfu.aa g r3ni j''o1sb
IN yos bsioag 10 ~ eAucA, cltApel, ~
Esligioss soe3e1y, D(eavee - gee youf Mn
islef inspged with yja You viii dnd THU
: powerful lever y slGiss you with msmoegl
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Helena has . serenadi.g and quadrille
band, the name Of which alone 10 enough
to Damme" It. ..t. r.a"-. .,4-".l ..r.
A correspondent writes Of new route of
travel now In course Of construction by J.
II. Ryan, of Beaverhead valley. Said route
Is intended to cut of from IS to 81 miles Of
the won't portion Of the present Travelled
road from Virginia City and Helena to Cor
inne. This laudsble enterprise 10 to be COM
pleted this Fall, and viii be free Of foliage
TO freighters aud the travelling community.
It 10 tho intention of Messrs. salisbury &
Gilmer to run their stages over this route -
soon a. possible. This route will cut off
the old Parson toll road from Virginia City;
also the Marham 4 Murphy toll In Beaver
canyon, and avoid oil che sands north Of
Kamas creek, saving at least two days travel
for loaded wagons, and making the nearest
road that possibly can be made fromvlf.'
ginis and other cities of Montana, being
almost IN sir line from Taylor's Bridge to
Helena, sia the Bcavcrhead and Jefferson
valleys.
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THE TERRITORY.. =.

" H~4 oea1k ZEN
Washington su'e c'a,ns sreI s!9,eps
announce % the han i s
WANTED: : 1nso(pa.ie9 concerbs the
Whereabouts of Nd6es Warner, WI went
from South Bend - Orsgen or California,
in 1852 Address David Warner, South
Bend, Indiana
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Msseta1 - Otisssss ~ Bitses Rsek
Hseeedsssss q . 1sssiae u Gtisens II u
Atsss - vsaW, xsld u ~ Hssss Il
4 11ssss 8;mpsss, OK IL. 1853 :, !
The needing having besn called, y ordes.
o. motion John W. Wlnslest Va elecssd
chlif1lnsn and Ffank b. Woody SECRETARY. =
x The ehAirman thea stated the object Of
~ asssiSs q y Sos To purpoas q taking
measures 70 prevent the 5asi6cation Of the
~ tssAsy mAds By oenssal sully with the
1lashpaa 1n0eoaeIJ siigaa .l9affH ~ III 'lfo
Moved aad cafslsl,i Thaaa Commitass u
slnss - appeissideto ptsbare : Rsaou-
ssssAn pesssalsd tosAs United eelaGl
9anafA sntiJa ~ III sf'fts..3Eua Dnrvl
FL 1hecAaklp1si5ssnT Z. NJ uaniss q. Z.
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s0&suRI r11paal1 aCllgeAjlsd - ss6lssad
|siiJlD ,0saihDo 49, = pstaoDe' - psglesa
tGns1alE1I1s pgsg1iil1,t Ask SspaA v1ou1
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vii! be saved from penusy end want, and
will '''Y'' 'F'::1,"I'' '''- +
''rushsdsby Ssabseqasnlusll:
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wM. n: DELKNAP; SECRET.l-
RY of VAR.

President Grant appointed on the 18th
inst, General William w. Belknap, Of Keo-
kuk. Iowa. Secretary of War. This effect.
uslly disposcs of two malignant ISLANDERS cir
culatcd against the Administration. General
Dclknap Is not brother .in.law of the
President, nor docs his name appear, a. We
have seen. on the published lists Of subscri.
bars to any present made tho President.
Like Borie, his name has not been promi.
pently associated with any of the political
or other national corruptions. He comes to
his position from . chosen retirement in .
quiet inland city-is called q was Cincin.
nattus, from the plow, 10 direct the muscu.
Jar energies Of the Nation, because the Ma.
ton needs those who ore free from the evil
experiences and knowledge acquired BY
Identification with the political events Of
this age in this country, and void Of cntaa.
Cling familiarity and alliances with the
scum magnatcs thrown TO the surface IN the
convulsions Of great military and political
revolution. He Is . son of General Belknap
of the Regular Army, after whom Fort
Belknap. Texas, was named. He Vas edu'
Gated At Princetoa College, New Jersey, and
II about forty years Of ago. In 1893 he
removed ~ Keokuk, Iowa, and practiced
law until 1861, when he went into the army
% Major of tho 18th Iowa regiment. He
rendered distinguished service at Pittsburg
Landing; served in the armies of Grant and
Sherman until the war ended, rising to the
rank Of Major General Of volunteers. After
returning homo. he was appointed BY Presi'
dent Johnson Collector Of Internal Revenue
fx tho District of Iowa, and held that ofice
under the Grsnt regime until the recent invi'
tasion 70 ''oome up higher" Politically, he
wss . Democrat until late years, gentlemen
BOW Of Montana having associated with him
In Affecting the unadulterated essence Of
Democracy into heal platforms In Iowa.
Lasserly hc has been conservative. He Il
csnsidcred gentlemen Of moderate execu.
i've abilities and 6ne literary tasteA A.
txh.ipg soldier he has good record. As Z
Secretary Of War, he win assume the oface
with big Eastern States aggravated at moi
getting the appointment; the tadicau 81
iowa bot because he u : conservative; thu
Dc,rocsats sour because be has gone over q
The cue,ny, and Ill the sors-head papers like
Pomsroy's !'aseerss indulging n unwsr'
ran,ed jines. or IKE the New York ztj1sss,
maintaining = mastery, Slenos Opposed q
this, hs has The friendship of the ''maa on
1sssshack;" $500 year salary, ana per
quldtss; q clerks; messenger; : waseh'
men; Q lshoress, anl ~ pleasure Of man.
exi,g 0sssrsl Sherman and ~ Usitsd
eaases Army. Who knows bue vhasls WIN
b IL bpst osoetaey ~ have had f.-
Dryur1x-TAs Washington C1Tsstgs o.
o. .. h . lengthy. obituary of Faatlis
Pseees, aays: IN pssseasl lpesaIancs osa'
Ual Pisee 90 elegant and conna.dlng
He ~ within . ~ isAss q ~ Sset u
hlgAk~, NsaEly sv9y pcrsa1iA II s431aaiJ
r ". n -
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Z. q. MAN6EIELD,
WINES, LIQUORS, TOBACCO, CIGARS
,&arf At wuolxsAIE.
Il. 8. NsnsaeA 4 Co.'S Old Stand, the etocs house
that stopped the dSe) r'"
Agency to- Kentucky Bourbon. jyean
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Gazette, Oct. II.
Captain c. G. Huntley arrived by yestcr.
days coach from the SiateA 49,. .. ..
One McCrory, carpenter, shot 1t but
missed. John Bcckney yesterday. Me-
sloped. ~ !" "-. ...f .-.
Carpenter 4 Bullock. Real Estate Agents
and Auctioneers. sold the Kuhwarth house
yesterday to Mr.. D. Hanchett for $3.50!
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Dryur1.-The Washington C1ssstses %
o. ., h lengthy obituary Of Fnatlis
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81 PlegeS - elegant ard connasding.
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