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LIST OF VESSELS
TT, CLEARED AND SAILED fOs THIS PORT.
7 o X l. / G y
fIN-I.f.i,nnf

70 IGN.
LIVERPOOL.
steamship tua,!a. SandrrsuI!, sailed. ..... Nov -
Norwegian bark SkjOll Ahrcciiiscn. s!h. oct ~
British bark Queen iivthcrna.un. sailed NOy -;
lark David McSut!, iocEhart. sailed. Oct 20
Bark Annie Torrry, ichbv, sIilrcd. ........ Nov 2S
B:its! bark Apollo. Rcuhart. sai!cd........Oc, ~
Tie Sieve lloUm, icask, cleared. ...........Eov
NEWPORT, ENG.
ship David Brown, Nichols sailud.. Nov Ii
MATASZAS.
Spanish brig Antonio Maria, -, sailed. Dec .
DON EST C.
niSrOS.
Rr!g Josie 4 DcvercauX, Clark, up...... bee
nriI Mhl tfcery. =. up. ....-......... Hov 10
Sclr lila Bella Fisher cleared ............N Nov ~
Schr & Raymond, Higgins, cleared. .... Dec 10
PORTLAND HE.
ScEr James Young, wilson, cleared. Dec
NEW YORK.
snip X winthrop, stewart, cleared. Dec G
Ship Ilunc. Grc, cleared. d.................D Dec 10
Schr ID Keeling. i,obinson, up.......... Nov 26
Srhr hF!oSrr, SionHS. up. .................De Dee
Schr l. Y Z Wishari Mason, cleared ....... dec 10
PHILADELPHIA.
Sc!r S " Simmons Williams up........Dcc .
BALTIMORE.
Schr Fanny kea'ing, Jones, cleared. Dec 0
Scllr Whitney Long, Hayes, np............Dcc 8
j l. Woodbury., Woodbury., cleared. .......D Dec
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IS> y OTTO E.--ALL PERSONS IN
DEBrED i0 the Estate OF The !atc WILLIAM T..
MARTIN will make payment. ard those ha.inr
Claims agnhst the same will present hcnl prop-
erir a,tcs'cd. 10 the undersigned. al No. - broad
street. ISAAC UtYNE
does w., s,lniuis,r,tor
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Special Noilcrs.

.ho'NoTICE.- IEE MONTHS
after date application viii bc made To The n,nf
m charleston inr Renewal of (.cr:ifico.cs ror
Twehiy'cighi SHARES. standing in my name
the original Certificates No -, .;,..,.. r
';EtS Snar"s: M. 7G2.. Ia shares. Nh 7,la a
Sh;,res: a','! NJ. Io:j, o,arc, having bccn tn,t
VI -. n.s,rnSch EMANUEL. EuErO.
YEn' SOUTH CAROLINA. EEAUFDRT,
In Einity.-W. i. ;iuTSON, Trustee.
'S. J.. W. CEADpoCk. e: al.--Iiil for I'urcclo,uro
anu Sair-'t appearing In ny satisfaction That
70 CiiADo0ck ana W. u. HAl.!.UN, par,in.
uei"h''ahl IN 'h;a case. are absent from and ro
side beyond the limits ur ,hi. :; l,r i; j. or,.,,
on motion Of MrSsrs. coi"nrl \ urisnu r,n,
P!tlhahtS solicitors, that they do apn,,r .nJ
plead; answer or dcmur 10 tli> s.il bii.. within
ioity H9l days from the date o: THIS order OK the
sald bill VIII he taken against them pro contc..o.
II. JUDI
&. Z. T.. ami EN. or. Register Court oil Equity for
Beaufort County
Ncccnhcr :. l>'a,. drrio no :,o i,,o,,
12c" NOTICE TO LEG.ATEE,S. TIE
STATE OF SOUTH cAEoLINA, LANCASTER
IouNIf'-rhr surviving Executors oi WILLIAM
MckENNA. deceased. ". rATWiCK N IyNtyI
Roman Cali;"!;c bishop IF Charleston. 9, al.
IN Fquity.--lli for :>-ttcmcn, as Estate. All
vice. &c.-f:y order or the ,,irrui; t.orrt II,
thiS cause filed Octohrr ijtI Is,;o no,irc
Il icrebF gwen 10 lie Individual, c,ulr,ctd
"iihlH the Glasses hClrina!l;,r d..cril.,l ,yi..,
in twelve months irjia the ,.n," oi ,hc ,
Gallon hereof 10 come I'm AMI establish ..,r. ,hn
Undersigned ticrk of the c.uri their Ugh, 10 tho
i'cEacics bcqucatc,l 10 t.icm in ans. y The iast
VIII ahd TcSiam, mt or William Mci;cnra late ue
Inc County and state aforesaid ,irctaScd Or fail
ing so to dn within the iiar specified ihcir claims
VIII he barred, to wit the following: Tie children
oi James McE':nna Il brother Of the TcSta;or for
mclly residing Il, Castle Nacor. in the County of
Donegal, Ireland: the cllrcn ur owen NcEnnna
also brother. formerly rcsilGg nt the same
pace: the children OF Nancy Clemens. n deceased
sister OF the TrSia;or: the children ,i El.ino Barr
also sister; the children OF .::.,..or Moran n
daughter Of ;hc said EinOr Barr; the chil,!rrn or
John Mclcii:;;. deceased hrn,.tr o! the Tesla
tor; the children OF Rose Mckcuua a sister of
the Tcs'ator; the children ur any o: tile uhoye
mentioned CLASSES who may have died before the
death of said T"statur leaving such ch,i,ir.n lv
ing Ut his death; anil. also. III" children OF John
W. bradley, nephew of tho ,:.ii 1,.,tator.
THOMAS II. CLYBCEN
Clerk OF the Circuit Court
Lancaster County. s. c.
ocIooer Ei, 1862 "c;.D w;lncs
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TI'RAvELLERs PASSING THROUGH

CHARLESTON EN ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places. should lay In their +cEI,
Surp'ics oi ClaretS, Chanpagnes, Cor -EctlIsjSAss
uaS. Brandirs. Whiskics Wines, CuniictI S0IipS
ami Meats. American and English liiscuts lie.
vicd Ham, Tongue, Lobster, Durham Smoking
Tobacco and Imported Srsars.
WN. :. CORWIS e CO,
No. 2'5 King street, opposite llasel,
Charleston, S. C.
Branch OF No. 900 broadway, corner aoIil street,
New York. spptos Gmos
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Chipping.
~"IipptilH.
L,OR BOSTON-DESPATCII LINE.

The Favoritc First i-class Packet Schooner Il,
u. n. HAWKINS, Wyatt Muster. having SCsSgL
large portion OF cargo engaged, will load prompt
Iy for above port.
For balance, amply to WIN. ROACH & co.
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as- NorICE.-rHE CERTIFICATES OF
STOCK IN The Painters and Mechanics Ha,.g No.
1925, for three shares, n No. 1851! fur !iity.;ivc
shares. IN the name Of JniIS GILES, having hecn
ios;. notice is hereby given that NJ tho cal of
three weeks from the first insertion OF this notice,
application will lie made for new certificates
tcr, W. W. LANES WIJAIEv E.cni.-o-
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IL D Il LII Il RP OOL.
CHARLESTON AND LIVERPOOL STEAMSHIP
IL Me-

The Al Iron Screw Steamer MAR .,i,aEs
MORA. II. II. Robinson, Coinnantlcr .sLl1.1ylk
having a part OF her cargo engaged, will I,c,e
Will dispatch for the above port, 10 sail oil or
abuut Tho 2Otll instant.
Cotton forwarded by tlis Line To all points on
the Continent OF Europe, and Through Bills Lad.
Ing signed at Charleston
The MARM0RA will he followed In regular
course by the Ilno Al Steamer ADALIA and tho
new Ciydc-lntlt Iron Screw Steamship ARA
tpS. ,uat completed.
For Freight engagements. apply 10
ROBERT MURE & CO.
IecS wlin6 ROyce'S Wharf
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2.[;- NOTiCE.-BI VIRTUE OF AN
order made by the Judge OF the First Circuit,
da;cl Tie -; December ISIS. notice is hereby
given 10 all Trustees aud Guardians whose Bonls
were taken J.? the former Masters III Equity for
this County. To come i'll ana vo.ch :hc. accounts
before HE on Or before lie 18TH january next,
otherwise they will bc reported in default
JAMES W. GRAY, Special Referee.
dnrin IL D;n,.r !:o,,i,I,.,,..
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yen~ NOTICE. MONTH";
after date application will be mad. 10 the Union
Bank OF Charleston. =. G.. Tor rvncwa! Of GER
TifCATE FOR FIFTY SHARES. No. =. e.;.nJ.
ing In the name "f Elizabeth VI. McDonnald the
original Certificate having been los, or de-
stroyeh. LANES C. w. McDONNALp, ID.
nov.2 lamn;- - "
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DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYS

Steamers or The absvc line leave Pier ~>CS1Ee
No. ~, North River, foot Of Canal street, I,l6hs
New York. Ut |. O'Clock noon. OF the 5in and
2lst OF every month except when these dates iul
ON Sunday, then tic Saturday prcccding)
Departure III 5th ana, 2lst connect nj Panama
WIN steamers for South Pacific and Central Amer
lean ports. Those Oi 9Th touch nj ManZnnillu.
steamship LAPAN leaves San Francisco for
Japan AMI China December !, lsB0
M California steamers touch III Havana, but 20
direct from New York to Aspinwall.
one hundred pounds baggage free TO each adult
Medicine and attendance Tree.
For Passage Tickets ur further Information ap
ply ~ the cOMPANi'S TlCiH:r OFFICE, on tile
wharf, foot VI Canai-streei. North River, New
York. +. II. BABY AGENT
murchl2 lyr
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;ai:"T!lE STATE OF SUuTH CARO-
liNA.-charicst"n Coanly--im Ike Common
Plcai-WlLi.lAM 8. HENEREY -. WELDON
& PATIO y N.-A.iachniri. The
Plaintiff did, on the seventeenth Gay Of 'y, :iic
his declaration AGAINST the defendants who
las |; Is sai'p arc not residents OF tile said
Sta.c AMI neither has wife nnr attorney known
w.!ni thH same upon whom 4 copy oi i:c said
declaration might he served: L, IS there lore or
dcrc'l that lie said Defendants tio appear and
plead I" the Sai,l declaration. on ur before The
EIGITEESrH DAY or JuI.v. whir!, wll i've in the
year Of oir Lord one ;hoIS lu eight hunr.t! and
seventy. otherwise iinai AMI absolute iu,l@ucus
will then he given and awarded ..uiiiS: them
Clerks otiic,t Charleston County. I;;hJ is:,o
tSlrnc,i) y. G. RICHMOND
Clerk Iola:avn icus.
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WM. FERGUSON.

RY PERMISSION OF TIE COURT or
~ PROBATE.
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5EJ ERRORS OF YOUTH.-A GENTLE
MAN who suffered for years from Nervous De-
h!lIty, Premature Decay, and all the effects Of
youthful ndiscretion will, for the sake OF suffer
ing humanity, seud free TO all who need IT, the
ceipt and directions for making the simple rem.
edy by which he was cured. Sufferers wishing to
profit by the advertisers experience, can do so
by addressing. with perfect confidence, JOHN b.
OGDEN. No. 10 Cedar street, New York.
nOy0 3mOl
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IccS wflu6
(1UNARD LINE OF MAIL STEAMER

"
.ctwccn NEW YORK and LIVER <EsEs
POOL. calling at Queenstown. NMLtfAS
AGSTRALASlAN, MALTA
ALEPlO, PALMYRA,
CHINA, SAMARlI
CuEA. SIBERIA,
llEtt.A, TARIFA,
JAVA, TRIPUII
One OF the above First Class Iron Mail Steamers
are intended TO sail rs follows:
From Liverpool Tor New York direct every SAT
rHDAY.
From Liverpool calling Mt Cork Ilarbor) for
New York via Boston every TUESDAY.
From New York for Liverpool calling at Cork
llarbor) every THURSDAY.
Certificates issued to bring ont Passengers from
any part OF Europe al lowest rates.
For Freight OF Cabin Passage, apply to
CHAS. q. FRANKLIN,
No. ling Green. New York
For Stccrs2c Passage, u. ply Ia Trinity Build
Ing, No. Ill Broadway, New York. or TO
WM ROACH X CO. Agents,
no:I sniw3mOS Charleston.
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lotai. ..:.s...:............. i,"3l,e6o l,l6i,963
Increase In visible supply 1892
Stock OF cotton held by Manchester splnners at
the mills, now 100000 bales: same time 1868,
10000 bales. Middling Orleans, now l2ai2Ed:
then, lid.
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miscellaneous
w a R N 4 N G
A SPLENDID PUMP FOR SALE.

Having purchased the exclusive righ, for Tie
States Of North and South Carolina for the naIi
iacture ami sale Of \. EALDlNG'S PATENT GLASS
hereby iurcwarn, under rLe penalty of the law
any person from infringing upon my rights in the
same. Intending To manuacturc and sell t!..
wanting them. The price will range from $50 TO
500 according To he depth Of the well. for No. 3
yard wells. throwing 30 gallons of water per
GO gallons. price given on application. This pump
has no friction, and the packing will last FOR
fifteen years IN Il gOnI well. Directions vii. ac.
company the pump for putting II mp. which can
he done i'll 30 minutes. ] will receive orders a,
Tarb0ro, Scotland Neck, and Farmviilc, y. &. All
orders addressed 10 me NJ either oi the places
named will receive prompt attention.
mover SGmOsp8C !. l.. KITCHEN
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COMMERCI4L NEWS.
The Charleston Cotton, Rice and Naval
Stores Market.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS
lfnSnayr ErDNrC1

MONDAY EVENING, December 10, 1900.
CoTToN.-Ths article showed considerable &C.
tiytty with Increased hrmncss, prices being. how.
ever, somewhat irregular. hut in middling grades
some sales showed an advance OF an "a, &c e u,
hut the market was quiet at the close: sales about,
300 bales. viz: at o2;o at e2!a:s at 22A; 1oI at
49, II at 23ii % at 23 II at e33i: s5 at "a 10 at
2i; 2sa at o4t4; II at 2+,,c; Is Oh private terms
No
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nS- NOTICE.-TIIREE MONTIIs

JeS" n 1T c E.-TIIREE MONTHS
aftcrdaic application will he made TO the Bank of
Charleston for renewal OF the following CEHTIFI
GATES, for forty-lye whole and forty-four half
Shares Of the capital stock OF said Bank standing
in the name Of Dr. ALFRED RA0UI, the original
Scrip having been destroyed Ivy fire:
No. C9l0 for Shares.
No. co.'s for 4 shares.
No. IU1S for 2s Shares.
No. 700 for II Shares.
No. I221 for / Share,
And No. 4o27 for forty four nalf Shares
OctlS lptnp3
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The Ei0ndholder in Tro.,bIc.

"PGNDLEroN's doctrine will make NE
take Greenbaclls, Just the kind Of money
purchased with, for my Bonds. And
some day that same doctrine will make
ME pay taxes on my Bonds. Now the
poor pay my taxes, make my roads and
send my children TO school.
That's real handy, but the people arc
getting tired of it. Curse all such ras
calls"
New, what is there wrong about ma
king the Bondholder take his pay in the
same kind Of money the farmer re
ceives?
What is there wrong in making him
pay his own taxes?
Is it wrong to make him assist in ma
king the roads good?
Is it wrong to make him school his
own children?
No!
Then vote the Democratic ticket on
Tuesday, the 18th day of October, and
assist in making every Bondholder do
these things from which they are now ex-
empt.
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the late war and for the purpose of re-
lieviDg the pledges made hy all loyal
people to protect the families of those
who fought and fell in the ouse of hu-
man liberty and right.
The Radical Legislature of Ohio, in
1867, stole 100000 from the Soldiers
Relief Fund. That's Radical Justice to
the many poor and helpless orphans of
deceased soldiers"
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TO the Polls,

Voters, Another battle between the
lahoriny men and the Radical Bondhold-
ers and advocates Of High Taxation, Ne
gro Suffrage and Protection, is to be
fought on Tuesday, the 18th day of Ot.
tnhcr.
Arc YOU ready:
These arislocrats whose taxes you arc
paving every yesf, demand ycu body and
soul for their slaves
Will you submit?
Cast your ballots for PnNDLETox and
the Democratic ticket, and relief will
speedily follow, That will be 8 step'to-
wards making the Bondholders pay their
own taxes.
1t will make them take greenbacks for
their bonds, the kind of money they pur,
chased them with.
It will defeat Negro Suffrage and pre-
vent Negroe office holding in Ohio
It will prevent yon being tobbed by
Radical officials in Ohio.
1t will prevent continuation Of that
rascally policy of Radicalism, that makes
YOU pay S5,OO0,000 to reduce the State
debt s3,0C0,O00.
Then rally in your strength, Demo.
crats and Conservatives, and let us de.
feat the Radical Congressional Negro
Bondholding Tariff party.
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Latest accounts-from the Wyoming
Territory elections show that the Demo.
Gratis have elected the entire Legislature
Nuckels (Democrat). for Congress has
l,sl5 majority.
A Miss Lucy Lee advertises in Miss
issippi paper that she SIS of good birth
and education. and is willing to marry an
editor, believing herself able to support
one" ...
A Hartford child fell out of third
story window and was picked UP from
the pavement below unhurt Next morn
ing it fell out of bed and broke its
neck. ...
A Miserable old bachelor says that ''it
Is calculated that one female crying hard
all night with broken heart, will weep
just one teaspoonful Of salt and ram
water,
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Legal Notice.

JAMES WINSLoW, of the City and State Of
y New York, will take notice that on the
second day of September, 1869, George W.
Woods filed petition in the court of com.
mon pleas Of Monroe county, Ohio, against
the Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad Com.
pany and you, setting up vendors lien ON
a strip of land sold to said railroad company
in 1884, for road, being a strip about six
hundred rods long, commencing at the lower
end of plaintiffs land, on the Ohio River, in,
section twelve in Monroe county, and ending /
at the upper end Of plaintiffs farmin Belmont
county, Ohio, near Czptina. said strip being
seventy i've feet wide above plaintiffs house
and one hundred feet wide on that part OF
the land below the house, amount demanded
by the plaintiff from said company $4,000
and per cent. interest from June l, 1857,
and for sale of said strip of land to pay
same. You are required to answer said petit
tion by the 23d of october next.
HOLLISTER & OKRY, &
seefwS. Att'ys for plaintiff. .
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The Farmer and Manufacturer i'm
1859 and 1869.

To the Editors of the Evening Post
I showed in my last letter, by the aid
of statistical facts, that 100 bushels OF
wheat would have bought |, ,493 pounds
more pig IRON in 1859 than 100 bushels
of wheat would buy IN 1S69-the follow
ing positive assertions of Mr. Greeley to
the contrary, Notwithstanding. Mr.
Greeley writes:
Most certainly do l believe that the
prices ofhome manufacturers estimated
ir labor or in farm products tend steadily
downward that a hundred bushels of
wheat or corn, ton of beef or pork,
a load Of apples or potatoes, will buy far
more iron, or cloth, or hardware, in 1869
than it would have done in any anti
protective era Of our country. Though
the money prices of American fabrics
should range even fifty per cent higher
than those of their foreIgn-made rivals.
l hold it the true policy of our farmers
to encourage and prefer the homemade
because they would thus advance their
own interest by enlargng, auickenine,
and rendering constant the demand for
their products, while securing better
prices for them
| will now show how much sheet iron
one hundred bushels of corn would have
bought in 1859, and how much sheet iron
one hundred bushels of corn will buy in
1859:
Price Of corn
per bushel in Aug. 1859. Aug 1869.
New York, so cents 81 90
Sheet iron, No. q,
per pound - 81
One hundred bushels of corn, in 1859,
at 80 cents per bushel or $50, would
have bought exactly "2,400 pounds" Of
sheet iron at 81 cents per pound
One hundred bushels Of corn at this
mement-August, lS69-at 81 20 per
bushels, or Sl20, would buy as near as
possible 2,lS2 pounds of sheet iron at 81
cents per pound, or two hundred and
eighteen pounds less than the same
amount Of corn would have bought for
the farmer in 1859. The prices for corn
are taken from the Evening Post report
Of 1859; the price Of sheet iron from the
authentic books of a great firm for the
same year. The present prices are from
the Tribune and the Iron Age.
Let the farmerjudge between my facts
and Mr.. Greeley's misstatcments No
MONOPOLY,
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Send for all Democrats,
who have not voted, at 2
o'clock on election day.

EEThe. Democracy demand the pay
ment of the Bonds in greenbacks; op-
pose Negro Suffrage and the Radical
tariff.
The Radicals demand the payment of
the Bonds in gold favor Negro Suffrage
and Negro oifice-holders and a continu-
alton OF the tariff now expressing and
robbing the laboring men of the West.
Voter, which party will you cast your
ballot for on Tuesday, the 18th day of
October
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1t cost the Government forty-fve
millions Of dollars to redeem thirty-sev-
en- millions of bonds, not due for eigh-
teen years. This is what Boutwell, calls
making money. Some people think it
is increasing the public debt. How much
time will he want at this rate to pay it
Louisville Courier-J ourna'.
Ifa man in debt, was to give new
note for forty five dollars, for an old one
of thirty seven dollars, not yet due, he
would be thought a fit subject for Lnn-
attic Asylum. Yet the Secretary of the
Treasury gives forty-five millions OF
greenhacll promises to pay of the Gov
ernment, as a bcras to enable him to
take mp bond not vet due, for thirty-sev
en- millions. 1t is merely an exchange
ofone debt OF the government for anoth-
er, and eight million dollars to boot
Such is Radical financiering
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JOHN .MUHLEMAN.
speech Of Hon. Geo. III. Pendieton.

We publish on our outside this week
the able speech Of our candidate for
Governor
1t is replete with facts damasingto the
tottering cause Of Radicalism, and ar
raigns the Radical party and its danger
Gus acts, before the High Tribunal of
the People, in their true colors.
Upon the different counts in the in.
dictment, as presented by Mr.. PESDLE-
TON, Governor HAYES, and the Radicals
in Ohio. will lie tried, condemned and
executed, by the free, untainted ballots
of long suffering People, on Tuesday,
the 18th day of October.
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They talk of lynching an offensive ed
itor out West. A Apaper-hanger would be
the proper person to do the business.
Two hundred and sevehty-one miners
were killed at the terrible coal mine dis
aster in the Plaiensohen Grund, in Sax
ony. They left two hundred and nine
widows. and six hundred and eighty
three orphans.
The Duxbury ladies, descendants of
ofthe Winslow family, famous in colon
ial times, possess, among other curious
relics, the wedding shoes Of Cotton
Mathers grandmother On one of the
soles is pasted the original punishment
OF her marriage, taken from the church
door where it was first posted.
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S-Ada Isaac Menken's body was
buried in Pere la Chaise,in grave which
was purchased for five years, the long
est time that her friends could get. But
the cemetery authorities. in violation of
their contract, buried another body over
the corpse of Menken; and, her friends,
not knowing that fact, moved the deal
box containing the unknown body to
Mount Farnasse, where they erected q
monument That body lies under the
Egyptian obelisk to tie memory of Men
ken, while the ashes of Menken lie in
Pere la Chaise without stone to mark
their resting-place
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Cincinnati

And Hamilton County will give the Dem
ocratic State ticket large majority in
October.
The Democrats and Conservatives
have nominated ticket composed of
excellent men of both parties. The
county is entitled to ten Representatives
and four Senators. of which. each party
has one half. The county Offices arc di.
vided in the same manner.
The Radical ticket is composed of the
Ring of Bondholders and Court House
rats whose rule has disgusted the honest
portion of the Radical party.
Therefore the Reform ticket was form
ed to turn them out.
Look out for the returns from Hamil-
ton County.
The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-09-28
Administrators Sale
O f RE Al EST A T L
STATE FUND.

T n pursuance of an order granted by the Pro.
L bate Court of Monroe county, Ohio, 1 will
offer for sale, at public auction, on
Saturday, the 10th day of October, 1869,
at 10 o'clock A NJ, at the front door of the court
house, the following described real estate, stu:
ate in the county of Monroe and Stats Of Chic,
to wit: The west half of the southwest quarter
of the northeast quarter of section seven town.
ship five and range six, containing twenty acres
more or less; subject to the life estate of Char
lotte Connor therein.
Terms OF SAtE-One-third in Ihand; one
third in one year, and one.third in two years
from the day of sale. with interest; the pay
ments to be secured by mortgage upon the
premises sold. II. B. HILL,
Admir- of John Connor. decd
AMOS & SPRIGGs, Attys. sep14w5;