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Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
Administrator's Notice,

VNTHEREAs, letters Of administration
wv on the estate OF g. W, b. Messenger,
deceased, were granted 20 the unders gnoa
at the last October fern o. tho Probate Court
OF IssaQuena county, State Of hissis sippi.
Row, all persons having claims agAinst the
estate Of said deceased, are hereby required
TO exhibit the same within the time limited
By law, or the same will be barred.
JAMES l.. MAfFiELD,
nOyT.W6W Administrator.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
Administrator's Notice.

administration on the Q tate Of WIN. Is.
Sloan, deceased, were granted 10 the under
signed at the September Term OF the PrJ-
bate Court Of Warren county, MissiGs ppi,
aud that all persons having claims against
said estate are requested and required to
exhibit the same, ADD have them registered
In the manne and within the time prescribed
by law, or they shall be fore er barrel.
SIMON sUYDAM,
Admir- Of WIN. u sloan.
NIB. MillCr& Blrchett, attorneys az law,
are author zei to attend to any business
tOnnected with SAID esta'e during my ali
sence. SIMON SUYDAM,
Oe30.gw Admir- of W. u. sloan.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
EYECuTOR,S SALE.

IN accordance with the will OF samuel X.
Bolls, deceased, late Of the county Of
Kinds and state Of Mississldli 4, the under.
ST. ued, executor thereof. vii sell at public
auction, ~ lie door OF the courthouse In the
town Of Ray mund. In the county and State
Aforesaid, on TUESDAY Vi ~ b dsy OF DE.
ctmOer, A ID. 1853, within tie hours PIE.
scfIbed by law the following real estate Of
said decea ell, In tn county AZORES Nd. ls-
wit; West half Of lection twenly.One (2l;
northwest quarter and west halt 9th" south.
west quarter Direction tWenty-eighj 10 J
and nUrh half Of west hall Of nOr,hwe,t
quart r Of srctiUn ihir y.thTCe t,3) all In
township Elk (6) rang" thrte @ west, con.
ta,niuR SIX hund Ell lG00J acres, more or less,
The above land lie, about lnrte mi O. westoi
BollOH's pepOt; about three nun red acTes
open on u ; 4 laTge portion OF I G Ope ing Is
Makers creek bottom, adjoining the lands OF
Mr.. champion and Dir. Petriv. The NiCks
burg anu Meridian raiirOai aud Clinton
Toau pass thToughi'.
Trrl OF sale, 0ne.thlrl % c sb, and he
remainder In one ear from the day Of tale,
VITA G GIT - Ier cent. Pc annum Interest
note secured by deed OF tTu on the land.
1HOS. KIDD.
Executor Of sam'l Il. Bolls, deed.
v. BIZ puruha err should with 10 rent
what was formerly the other portion Of s. 4
Bolls' estate, l nm instructed ~ say by Mrs.
\. A. Harper that she wi ! rent IL on reason'
able terms. locl9l T. X.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
AdministratTix Notice.

.ETTt H. Of administration on the estate
n OF Robert Reed, deceased, were granted
to hr d ndcrs'gned by The Probate Court OF
Warren county ~ the November tenn 1859
thereof All persons having claims aga ust
sal estate ARE notified 10 have hem pro.
hated and rCglstriri within tho tins PEE
scFibed by law, or they will he barred.
ANNIE L. REED.
Nov %, 1863 wGw Admnlstratiix
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
PIANOS PIANOs !
UVHE GOLD MEDAL has Iu.t beon award:

UNHE GOLD MEDAL has lust been award.
cd TO Chas. 81. Stieii, for the best pianos
now made, over Baltimore Philadelphia
and New York pianos.
unice aud Warcroom, NO.0 n. Liberty st ,
ab We Baltimore st., BALTIMORE, MD.
StlcG 3 Pianos have all the latest improve.
ments, including the AgrdfU treble, ivory
fronts, AMI the improved FIR nch action, fully
warranted for i've years. with privilege Of
eNch nge within twelve months ~ not en-.
tir'ly satisfactory 10 purchaser Second.
handed Pienos and PArlOr Organs always
on hand, from Sji TO $500.
REFEREES WHO HAVE OUR PIANOS IN Usr.
Gen. Robert Il Lee, Lexington, Va.
Gen Robert RHns0m. Wi ming on, y. Z.
Gen. u. II III |, Charlotte, n e..
Gov. John Lo'cher, Lexington Va.
Bishop Wilmer, New Orleans, La.
Col W.T.. hltheis. Jackson, Miss.
ID. J. II ID. IlOwmar, Vioksburg, Miss.
MAX KUNER Is agent for the above cele.
brated Pianos, where they can always DO
seen.
Terms liberal A call Is solicited.
myltw1y
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
Perfect Manhood,

Essays for young men, On the evils OF
sELF.ENERvATION, with certain help
for the erring and unfortunate. Sent In seal.
Cd letter envelopes. free Of charge. Address
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, Box p, PhiIa.
delphlE, Pa. seD2s.d&w3m
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
WANTED.
THE MT. AUBURN
Young Ladies Institute.

Has a beautiful and convenient location,
upon the tminence from which II take, is
name. Its history has been a record Of unin.
terrupted property.
Its course oGinstructlon runs through three
departments Of lour years each. Special or
ceetIve courses Of study may be pursued as
far as students may wish. Peculiar adyaa.
tages arc thus offered young ladies who have
already taken the ordinary English studies.
The bcstOf instruction is given In music.
drawing and painting. modern languages
and 9th r extras. None but the most COmpe-
tent teachers sre employed.
Apparatus Is furnished for every depart-
ment. Libraries containing severA. thou
sand volumes Of standard books are alWays
accessible. Physical culture Is carefully At.
tended 70.
For catalogues or further Information, ad.
dress
REV. Al. ROWLAND, President.
or l. II. WHITE, Treasurer.
No. lB Race Street. Cincinnati, o.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
BANKRUPT SALE.

/ HE UNDERSIGNED HE EBY GIVES
mott 0 that he will, pursuant 10 an order Of
Court, sell at public auction, for cas-, 10 no
highest bidder. at ire Courthouse door Ia the
city Of VicksburE. on
TUESDAY, TnE asst DAY OF PIC NBER,
lsGg. at 70 O'Clock y, the open accounts,
b0bk.debts, bro misery notes J itgment.,
AID other chooses IN action, belonging 10
the estate Of William Crutchcr b nkTup ,
there remaining undisDO cd Of II, tom any
cause, the 81 cannot take place, or o
concluded, It will be continued from day to.
day.
OWEN MciARR, Assignee, &c.
d&wtds
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
Administrntor,s Notica.

r ETTERs Of administration on The estate
Of Herbert W. TIL, deceased, vert
ClnTt OF Warien county. a. the November
term, 1879, ihel col All persons having
claims against said estAte are notified to
have them probated and registered within
tho lime proseTib d by Jaw, or they will be
barred. THOMAS I. JONES,
November .. II. 9.W6R Admir-.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
In the Circuit Court of the
United States for the South
ern District Of Mississippi.

Robert l.. Maitland, Comply
vs. r.. ). No 81 In equity.
Andrew Turrbnll, bert.
DURsU Ant 70 Il decree from the iTcuit
Court Of the nited states for the South.
eTn District OF Mississippi Tendere in the
above STYLED case, on tie 22d day OF May,
A. ID. 1863. the uDdGTsignei Marion smithl,
substituted by order Of sad u 10 execute
saih decree In the Place o. ID. W. Hurst, Jr..
Zee a,ei. will,
ON ThuFGdaY the goth Of Janu.
1ry' 4. ID. 1870
al the court. house door OF Issaqu ma county,
In the state Of mississippi, within the hours
Ofl3 Il. and 4O'cl ck ? y. sell at public ven.
due to the highest binder for cash, The land.
snd tCnem nts aud per Onnl prop rty de-
ser bed In said cOmplainunts' DiIi OF CON.
plant and SAID decree, or 20 much as will
sat sly said cOmpialnunt's debt and cost OF
suit. 10 wit:
Ali mat certain tract or parcel Of Land
IlhS aud being IN The county Of iSsaqugna
niui csild aud stat If Mississippi, ana com.
prisiug all fleet on ten, cyHtaining&j lO.iOO
aCrG,; III OF Sc lion eleven. containing
jiG tI-lOJ acTCs; Lot ., and sixtg.live acres
IN Lot One, section twelve, containing lG2
acres Lot tJTee In section twenty one, con-
tululg < scVcnty-slX acre.; all Of fractional
section twenty-five, containing 50 . 100
acre. allu section iwenty.seyea, contain
ing go acres. all In toH nship nineteen
range nine west, ChoCktaw land district,
containing twehty-ihree hundred acps
more or less, tue same being the tract usu.
ally known Us lakewood, together with alI
the lencments, hetedltameuts and appurte.
nanecs, mules, iartasnB implement, ard
ulher stock on SAID plauta ion, and inclu led
IN the deed Of trust mentioned In said bill Of
cOmpla nj.
on puymCn! OF the purchase money, deeds
will b6 made the purchaser or purchasers.
as directed BY said decTee.
o08.tS MARION SMITH, COm'r,
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
Warren oIFcuIt CsuFt-DeoembeR
ni ToFms $780,

4ku MONDAY; Deogl3, 1859. 10
The Sheriff opened The Court
and the names Of the grand and
petty juries were called.
The Judge being absent, Court
was adjourned until Tuesday, at 10
o'clock, A. d.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA,
NAME N LOCATION.

The naue Of the Company Is the american LIFE INSURANCE CoMPAHT iSeo Sh;
nd NanutsHeoa
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
WANTED.

A YOUNG LADY wishes q situation as
"A GOverness. Is cOmT etent 10 teach the
English branches. Music, P~ebmanship, and
Bookkeeping. Reference exchanged. Ad.
dress for one month,
8. II,
declI COyinstOn, Ky.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

STATE OF MISSISSIPPI:
certify mat the foregoing staten Mt OF the American Life Insurance Company Of Phna.
delphil, Pennsylvania, i truly and correctly copied from the original on aleIn my Omce.
Given under my hand and OmcialSea this 9th Law Of November 1873
THOS. T. SWAMI, Auditor Public Accounts.
HANDY, HUTCHINSON SEQ, General Agents. nM6
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18
LIABILITIES :
paid up In Cash is

5th. Nothing due TO Ranks or Bankers,
Trust funds in hand: OF Company, s255,.
SO II.
9th No losses adjusted and due.
7th. Losses adjusted and not due, go, 900 co.
sth. No losses uradjusted.
Vicksburg weekly herald. (Vicksburg, Miss.) 1868-1883, 1869-12-18

9th. No losses in suspense waiting further
proof.
10th. No other claims against the Company.
18th. Greatest amount Insured In any one
risk, eco 900 90.
18th. No limit TO amount OF insurance In any
one city, tow or village.
ALEXANDER wHILLDIN, PREsIDEST.
JNO. s. WILSON, sEc'Y 4 1~REAsrRER.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-31
BY TELEGRAPH.
NEWS FROM WAsH1HGroM.

WAsHMaroN, May 29.--No political or gov
eminent business to-day on account of the
decoration.
tits understood that the directors Of the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, have arranged
with Northern capitalists for the immediate
completion Of the road to Ohio.
The Central Pacific Railroad has deposited
four millions security for bringing the road ul
to first class.
Lake sibley advicss state that the Indians
attacked the Scandinavian colony near that
place, killing five. Several settlers we're killed
on Republican River.
WASHINGTON, May So.-Occasional flowers
thrown ON the Confederate graves at Airing
ton yesterday produced disturbances, which
were checked by the guard, who prevented
their decoration. This policy was enforced on
the authorities by ruf6ans, supported by
thoughtless persons, who gathered and tram
pied upon the flowers. This act. and the ne
oessity to guard the graves, is universally de-
plored; but the vast and mixed GRO I'd rendered
the guard necessary, otherwise there would
have 6een rows and probably bloodshed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-31
THE RICE TIERCE QUESTION.

correspondent Of the Georgetown Times
answers the several communications that have
been pub ished assailing the action Of the
Charleston rice dealers. He says:
The agitation upon the subject of the rice
Eerces began by the rice buyers of the city re-
iusng to purchase rice with the charge tor
by demanding that one quarter Of cent per
pound be then ndded to cover the price Of the
cask, which, esiimatiu the net weight OF o
cask OF rice at 600 lbs, would be just the same
as the charge for the cask. 70 this demand
there was no demur, and the sales on the fret
OF May were conducted In tnat manner ana
ever since. As the buyers had made one move
towards new system In the rice market,
another was originated by the factors. They
demanded that the deduction OF lbs. per clsk
allowed by the public weighers for tret should
be disallowed for the future. Then instead Of
loosing 81 so per cask, the planter gains Lbs.
Of rice per cask by the new system. Now it
has been said that 1t was blind to the planter,
tor the factor to say that the buyer would give
4 cent per lb. more for the rice. But any
business man can see how they can afford to
do it. A buyer receives an order from New
York for rice at certain limit. In New York
rica is sold without charge for casks. Is it not
patent then that in making his estimate to fill
his order that he must include the cost OF the
ordered, all expenses have to be put, 30 that
the same 81 so or / cent per lb. are counted.
Nov does any one suppose that a factor cogni.
zant OF this fact, would consent to lnss nf
buysrs Or leaving ont tho fact that ne rs
bound to do his best for his patron, would he
be willing to loose his commissions on the
81 so per cask on the entire rice he receives Tor
saleP Another feature here presents itself.
It is we'll known that Georgetown rice will run
over the 600 lbs. per cask, and every pound 30
running over is o cent gained by the planter;
Taking an average of ten lots of rice received
from Georgetown, the writer fines the average
is GIT lbs per cask. This shows gain OF Al
cents per cask for the planter.
It has been asked why is it that the buyers
is anxious for the change. will answer simply
for the facilltation OF business. 10 all the
cities Of the United States. except charleston
and Savannah, no charge for the cask is made,
snd it is merely for the sake Of making this
market correspond with the others.
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~ SCIENCE ADVANCES.--AS SOON AS
an article purportiug to be Of utility has been test
ed, and its merits endorsed by public opinion, un-
princpled parties endeavor to replenish their de-.
pleted purses by counterfeiting and substituting
spurious for the genuine article somatima anca.
mercury, In the disguise Of pills, powders &C., was
gwen ror all diseases of the stomach and hver, while
ouinine was freely administered for the chills. At
length HOS1ETTER'S STOMACH BIT1ERS made
its advent, and an entire new system Of healing was
ipaugurated. The beneficial effects of this valuable
preparation were at once acknowled ged, and miner
al poisons suffered to sink into that obscurity to
which an enlightened age has consigned them. There
have been many spurious Bitters palmed upon the
community, which, after trial have been found per-
fectly wo: thlese, while HosTETTER's has proved
blessing 10 thousands who owe to II their restors
tion to health.
For many years we lave watched the steady pro-
gress of HosTRrTER5 STOMACH BITTERs in
public estimation, and it's benefcent effects as
cure for all complaints arising from the stomach
of o morbid nature, and We arc free to say that
It can be relied upon as certain relief and rem.
edy. It's propretors have made the above prepa-
ration after years of careful study and sitting. and
are now reaping the reward claimed by this valu-
able specific, and which they so richly merit. 1t
is the only preparation Of the kind that is re-
liable in all cases, and it therefore demands the
attention Of the afflicted.
May 20 D4c
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report would assume the proportions OF q large
printed volume, without e3hausting the sub
ject, but torbear pursuing this topic further.
It is due to candor to state, that we will be
compelled to complete the Blue Ridge Railroad
without subscriptions from abroad. The cost
of bridge across the Ohio river is estimated
at 81, COO 600, and the balance of their means
will probably be exhausted by the purchase oi
the roads already built aud by filling the gap
remaining to be built.
cinnati and Louisville was first inaugursted by
some of the best men and brightest inteleSts
of our own and Of the adjoining States, thirty
three years ago. We have already expended
vast sums to carry out the original design. an
enterprise, which at the time Of it's inception.
was the grandest that had yet been proposed
by any people. Railroads were then in their
infancy, and it required greater boldaess, and
clearer appreciation OF the future growth OF
our country and Of the necessities Of com.
merce, as we'll as q greater confidence In our
resources, to inaueurate 80 gigantic an under
taking ut that early day, than was required at
a later oeriod to plan and build the great Pa
cifc Road.
Most of those who stood sponsors for this
great enterprise have passed away from the
busy scenes OF this life. and their descend.
ants now occupy their places, and we should
all feel that in completing this great work, in
almost strict conformity with the original de-
sign, we are not only conferrlng great dement,
upon ourselves and our posterity, but are plac-
ing the coping stone upon monument that
shall endure for ages, to commemorate the
wisdom and foresight Of those wise and pa-
triotic men who first dared to inaugurate so
great an undertaking.
cannot close this report without giving ex-
preston to my sincere appreciation Of the
kindness and good feeling towards myself and
towards our dear old city and state, which was
bu oil ~ fho oiti ~
Cincinnati whom had the pleasure Of meeting.
beg them to believe me to be entirely sincere
when say that hope and trust that what
ever may be their action in this matter,
whether in accordance with, or contrary to,
my own individual opinions, honestly enter
tained and candidly expressed, may by the re.
interests.
Iremain, yours respectfully,
JNo. B. LAFrTTE.
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1Marrieo.

FosTER-PERRY.-on Thursday, 9th instant at
the residence Of A. 9. ]. PERRY, Esq, by the Bev
PHILIP GADspzN HENRY p. FOSTER, Of Charles.
ton, to MARTaA W., youngest DAUGHTER OF the late
cards.
KERsBAw-DrsAUssURE. the 9th Instant,
by Rev. W. j. BOONE JOHN KER3HAW, OF Cam
den, 9. c., to SUSAN, eldest daughter OF General
WuMoT g. DESAUssURE, Of this city.
BROWN-BYAN.-At BarnweiI, g. c., on Ihurs-
day. May 20, by Right Rev: Bishop LYNCH. W:
BROWN. Esq, 10 Miss MARY RYAN, daughter OF
the late Colonel ]. j, RYAN.
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UNION.
Full returns have not been received, but SUI
fcient to indicate the election of John Henry
Gallman. Democrat, over Drury D. Goings,
Radical, by very large majority.
oRANaEBURa.
= The following is the result for Coroner and
School Commissioner:
For School Commissioner e. j. Cain (co-
ored sRadical) 1904. J. T. R. 1inson Demo
crstJ694. WilEiam N. Mount G.epublican) 192.
For Coroner-W. R. Treadwell (RepublcaE)
2110. W. E. McMichael (Conseryative) al.
II. P. Stokes tRepubhcan) 81.
Mr.. McMichsel was taken up By few Of his
friends on the dsy Of the election. Though
few knew he was out, yet be received very
fattering vote. The orangeburg News, IRE
publican paper,) in alluding to the result,
says:
We want II distinctly understood that We Of
the News voted tor honesty, efhciency aud ln-
telligence, and il Governor Scott Issues com
mission (which we don't think he wilD to the
successful competitor, We unhesitatlngly say
he loses our respect aud support.
GEORGETOWN.
In Georgetown the election was spiritless
affair. Very few votes were poIled in the town,
and scarcely any white votes except perhaps
two or three who belonged to the Radical ring.
The election resulted as follows: County Com
missioners, Thomas D. Mcdowell and R. G.
Bush; Coroner, W. @. Munnerlyn.
RoRRY.
In Horny the Radicals have been handsome
iy beaten. Mr.. James @. Beatty Was elected
representative by majority Of one hundred
and sixty.eight. over all his competitors. MIR.
Beatty was member OF the 9TH South Carolina
cavalry in the late war. Robert Livingston.
Jr., Esq, was elected County Commissioner
by seventeen votes majority over all his COM
petilors. Mr.. Levingston lives near Little
River in All Saints, is quite young man, yet
said t6be very Competent as busint 3 man,
having served as tax-collector in All.Saints.
He was member Of the 10th South Carolina
regiment in the late war. The Horny News
remarks:
The colored people in the recent election n
showed more practicable freedom than they
have before exhibited IN such matters. The J
voted for whom they pleased, and would no
suffer themselves bound to any party or
league. large number of them cast their
votes with white men.
LAURRNs.
The Radicals clam to have carried Laurens
County by seventy-fve majority. 1t is SAID
that the Democratic strength WAS divided by
the running OF "independen:" candidates.
VERY little interest was shown in the matter,
and the poll is not moro ttan third the
strength of the parties, us shown in the No
yember elections.
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funeral Motifts.

dILFILLIN Died at opeIika, Alabams, May %,
1869. Mr. ALEXANDER aILFIIIN, aged % years,
5months and IS days.
~ His Friends and Acquaintance,
and those Of bis brother JAMES, and Mrs. SARAH
LINDSAY and family, respectfully invited to at
tend his Funeral Services at st. Michael's Church,
THIS MORNING, at Ten O'Clock.
Nav 81
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SPARKS from THE WIRES.

Davis Theatre, in Atlanta, was burned on
Friday night. Loss Sc. 900. No insurance.
George Peabody has sailed from England for
this country, where he win hencetorth reside.
Minister Motley has arrived in London.
Albert Tyler. colored, was executed in Rich
mond ON Saturday, for poisoning Paulina Hub
bard, also oolored, whose child Tyler had at
tempted to outrage, and who had threatened
to have him arrested.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-31

"A rumor has obtained currency in New
vort- that Spain will, IN June next, instruct her
asenta abroad to give public notice that every
citiaen of that couutry. or It's American pos
Sessions. nav1ug property or values OF any
1r;nI in the Island OF Cuba, will be required to
.an oeso1e some oousul 10 rea.s.er their names
sy End make oath Of allegiance to the Spanish
Goyerpuen,. or se their property will be sub
iect TO seauestratior.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-31

az ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-oN THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood, with tho humane view of treatment and cure,
GENT by mail free of charge. Address howard AS
soc1ATION, Box p. Philadelphia, Pa
May % Sm0S
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Spffial uotifes.

NJ CoNsIaNEEs PER STEAMER MARY
LAND. from Baltimore, are hereby notified that she
is TH1s DAY dscharging cargo at Pier No. ]. Union
Wharves. All goods not taken away at sunset will
remain on wharf at censignee's risk.
MORDECAI l. CO.,
May 81 1 Agents.
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@bituarp.

WARD-Died near Enterprise. Mississippi, on
the 18th OF April Mrs. LAURA L.. consort OF Colonel
WILLIAM A. WARD, formerly OF Columbia, s. O.,
daughter Of the late p J. Luo1us, Of Kershaw Dis
trict, g. Q.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-31

sTNoTICE.-TO OWNERS OF LOTS IN
THE TOWN OF MoULTRIEvILLE. sULLlVAN'5
IsLAND.-All persons claiming title to lots on Sui.
vans Island upon which dwelling houses have not
been erected within the time prescribed by low. and
who wish to retain the same, are hereby notified to
enclose them at once in order that such lots as may
have been abandoned shall be declared subec! to To-
cation and occupancy.
By order Of JNO. NJ. IOUHEY,
Nav d Intendant
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-Hae Washing ton correspondent Of the
New York Times says: "lhe President and his
Cabinet are entirely IN accord ON .ne I;Oaa po,n'
that foreign war wouio % eAoe~eS u'eas-
trous at tho present time"