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Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1869-11-19

CABINET ORGANS AT Low PRroEs,-Somc feeling
has been excited among manufacturers of reed or
gans by the low prices at which the MASON " HAM
LIN ORGAN COMPANY are now offering their well
known instruments. 1t is claimed that instruments
of such quality cannot be afforded ut such prices,
and that the Company are, therefore, by their
course, running the business of other manufac-
turors without benehting themselves, The
ground taken by the MASON & uAMLrN COMPANY
is, that this course is only in accordance with
their fixed policy to sell always the best
instruments at the lowest remunerative prices,
With the rapid growth of their business,
which has now assumed very large proper
tions, they have been enabled to avail themselves
of new facilities, such as improved machinery so
that Notwithstanding they are now producing the
best organs they have made, the cost is at the
same time reduced so that they can afford what
seem to makers having less facilities TO be ruinous-
ly low prices for work OF such fine quality. 1t is
admitted that no instruments can surpass these,
and the ambition of most manufacturers is satisfied
when they believe they are turning out organs
"cqual to the MASON " HAMLIN."
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-22

probable influence on the future of the South
west, this is an event of the greatest impor-
tance. From the Mississippi River this is much
shorter route to the Pacific Ocean than that of
the Union Pacific Road; and as it fanks the
Rocky Mountains and the Sierra chain, Nevada
tmay be built all the way owes the plains. 1t is
also below the reejon ofirterrupting snows,and
the work of building it and-of running it when
completed, may be continued without the stop
page Of day during the winter season. with
proper energy and enterprise on the part OF
those engaged in the WORK, this Southern roao
ought to be finished within two years, for there
will be- comparatively little to do in building it
beyond marking out the line and laying the
ties and rails. When finished it will be the
main line for through travel; but there will be
work enough not only for the two continental
roads, which will then be in operation, but
for one or two more.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-22
Tho Recenstruct1on OF the Savannah
and Charleston Railroad.

The friends Of that important artery Of
the low country-the Savannah and Charles
ton Railread-are justly gratifed at the
vigor displayed by the authorities Of the
company in pushing forward the enterprise
ofrehuilding the road. The brig Bradshaw,
which arrived here on Monday, brought
large consignment of railroad iron for the
track, and we learn that a supply amply
sufficient to complete the road has been or
pered to be shipped to Charleston and Sa.
vsunah. A locomotive and construction
train has been dispatched to the Savannah
end Of the line via Augusta, and the work
of reconstruction will now be energetic lily
pressed forward ct both ends of the gap.
The contractors have undertaken to ccm-
plete the road, including the bridge over
the Savannah River, by the first Of Decem.
Der; and, from present appearances, it
seems likely that they will be able TO keep
their word.
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The New Opera House.

A glance into the stately edifce which
host of busy workmen are so rapidly trans :
forming into what is to be the Opera House
Of Charleston, opens to the anticipation Of
the amusement-seeker new and tempting
vista of enjoyment. . The grand dimensions
Of the interior, and the massive scale Of the
alterations in progress, give assurance to
the beholder Of structure which, in the
essential elements Of strength, convenience
and roominess, nay we'll compare with any
theatre in the country. II is to be hoped
that the public spirited proprietor will not
spare the outlay required to make the
Opera House as elegant and attractive in
its decorations and appointments as, under
the supervision Of the accomplished young
architect in charge, it is sure to be safe, COM
modious and comfortable in its general ar
rangement. 1t would, We feel convinced,
be ssound in the end wise and paying
policy to fit up the Interior in style
quite as ornate and elaborate in every de-
tail as that which marks Booths new thea
tire in New York City as the most complete
and splendid temple Of the drama that has
yet been erected in the United States.
Such az Opera House would be sure to bring
first ,lass entertainments to Charleston,
where such entertainments have never yet
failed to draw first class houses.
We are glad to lear that several
managers of note are already eager to
become lessees Of the Opera House.
Prominent among these is John T. Ford,
the we'll kaown and popular Baltimore
manager, whose companies have always
been made up with rare discrimination and
tact. We are sure that our people would
welcome aud literally sustain any amuse-
ment presented under Mr.. Ford's auspices.
The silver-voiced Brignoli, we hear, is also
negotiating with view to opening the
building with a season Of grand Italian
opera. In no event, we trust, will the
blunder be committed Of placing the Opera
House at the command Of the wretched
Thespians, whose fourth.rate performances
have formed the staple Of public amuse.
ments in Charleston since the close Of the
war. A community, Of taste and culture
like ours demands amusement Of different
order.
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The Stowe Scandal.

The Atlantic Monthly for October is out,
and contains nothing of the half-promised
evidence which many persons had anticipa-
ted that Mrs. Harriet Beecher Stowe would
have adduced in support of her scandalous
and revolving statement regarding the rela-
tions between Lord Byron and his half
sister, Mrs. Leigh. Considering the storm
of merited denunciation which Mrs Stowe
has encountered at the hands Of the press,
both at home and abroad, it may reasona-
bly be assumed as certain that, had she pos
sessed any testimony to sustain her charge,
it would not have been withheld from an
incredulous public. 1t is likely, therefore,
that the authenticity of her infamous reve'
lation must rest in the future solely upon
the personal veracity Of its author.
In this connection we print,to.d day re-
msrksble letter of Lord. Lindbay to the
London Times, giving full account, writ
ten in 1918 by Lady Byron herself, Of her
relations to her husband. It is supple
mented and confirmed at every point by the
reports of one of Lady Byron's most init
mste friends, drawn from her confidential
talk at the time, and taken by Lord Lind
say from Lady Anne Bsrnard's manu-.
scripts. These interesting, papers, while
they are marked by undisguised bitterness
towards the poet, and throw new light upon
his extraordinary follies and vices, effectu,
ally and finally dispose Of the suspicion Of
the crime which has been imputed to him.
The Byron scandal has had its run, and
Mrs. Stowe must cast about for some new
sensation. ,,.
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CH ARLE ST ON.
WEDNESDAY MORNING. SEPT. %, 1869.
The Coming state Fair-Be Up and
Doing! o.

The State Agricultural and Mechanical
Society, with oommendabls spirit, have de-
termined to hold their sixth annual fair IN
columbia on the 10th, 11th, and 18th OF No
yeftber next. The Importance OF this efort
to revive g lively interest in all the indus
tries calculated to accelerate the material
progress Of our State, cannotsbe too highly
estimated. Every South Carolinian should
take a personal pride. in the movement,
and see to it. that this frat attempt to en-
courage the development Of our resources,
after so long . season of prostration, suffer-
ing and. depression, is crowned with sue
cess. The society have issued list of pre-
.uiums, covering wide scope Of industries
and productions, which they trust will e1'
cite many new minds 70 engage in q gene
rous rivalry to 10 first in their several
spheres of action. But while the individus.
may be moved By mere personal interest,"
the influence Of this movement must surely
affect our communities, and they, too,
should be alive to the success Of this first
fair in our State since the war. Columbia
with eommendsble zeal, has done much to
insure this, and we hope that Charleston,
with her interests SO largely hanging on
the prosperity Of our State, will not be
baekwsrd,in. giving her cordial sie0o-opera-
tion. If her factors, merchants and me-
ohanics, whose energies are equal to any
requirement, will bpt beatir themselves and
lend Q helping hand, the plans Of the So
oiesy will assuredly be carried out in
manner to do credit to South Carolina and
her people.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-09-22

TIE Columbia Ph0nix states that DR.. A..
G. Mackey has declined the professcrsnip
in the South Carolina Q diversity, to which
he was last week elected oy the Board Of
Trustees. This is sensible move on the
part Of the Doctor, and shows that he
knows thing or two, even if he is not
specially proficient in the scientific branches
which no was chosen to expound.
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July II
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lann for Sale.

OALEOF LAvO.-TaE BNTIRE REAL
- ESTATE OF the late James 81. Hamnop will
be sold s public sale by order of tue Court of Pho.
bate, in Beech Island Hdgahed County, :. c., Octo-
Der Goth, 1869. The Esntc consists of twelve thous-
AID acres OF Land. lying on the Savannah River, in
Edgeneld and Barnwell Counties. s. c., with two
Residences, Mil, numerous farm Buildings, and
gooi Factory site. It is divided into seven panta-
tions, and will be soid separately.
APLACE in Southwestern Georgia. For particu-
lars address HARRY HAMMOND, Executor, Augus.
ia, Ga. w6 Sept0
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Gine Arts.
THE FALL CAMP PAIGN!
O UIN BY Il co.

HAVING RECENTLY RETURNED FROM IHE
North with complete assortment of Photographic
Goods and all the recent improvements in the srt,
are now ready to produce PHO BIOGRAPHY in it's
various branches unsurpassed boh for their beauty
Of finish and durability.
Pictures enlarged to any size. Especial attention
given to copying Old Pictures. We are prepared to
make Outdoor Views Of all kinds.
~ Gallery No. 2sl KINa-sTREET, Chs s,eston,
SO. Sept n
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Dissolution Of Gopartaership.

NOTICE.-THE COPARTNERsHIP
~ heretofore existing between the undersigned
under the name of KIRKPATRICK & WIrTE, is dis
solved by its own limitation.
Few partnership under the same name, has been
formed between the same parties which Is authoriz-
ed to collect the assets and qudae the debts Of the
former concern. JAS. d. KIRKPATRICK.
Sept1 We GEO. W. WITTE.
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RemapaI.

TDHE UNDERSIGNED H We RE.
MOVED 10 the northeast corner OF EAST BAY
am FRASRR'S WHARF, where we shall be pleased
To ses our friends and offer our well assorted STOCK
cfGROCFRIES; LIQUORS, TOBACCO, &c,
Sopt al limo CLACIUS q WitiI-s
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OLD WHISTLES.
FRESH DRUGS.

EkESH WhUUS.
TUsT RECEIVED AND FoR SALE WHOLESALE
eD AND RETAIL BY DIR. b. BAER, No. lSl
NG-STREET-
RIsON's TOBACCO ANTIDoTE
Roses Cough Syrup
scherks Pulnonic Syrup
schcnk's seaweed Tonic i.
Cherokee Remedy
-F Cherokee Cure
Cherokee Pills
Cherokee Injection
Spears Fruit Preserving Solution
Browns Chlorodyne
German Blood or "Kaiser" Pills. &C.. &c.
Femings Worm CONNECTIONS
Wrghts Rejuvenatng Elixir
Churchilps Syrup Hypophosphits of Lime
Van Deusen's Worm Corrections
Hurley's Worm Candy
Bardottes Worm Sugar Drops
Grmfenberg Pills
Cephalic Pills
schallenberger's Fever and Ague Pills
stroDg's Pills
McLane's Liver Pills
Linn's Vegetable Pills
Russell's Soothing Cordial for Children Teething
Jayne's Alternative
Jaynes Expectorant
Jayne's Carminative
Jaynes Sanative Pills
Railways Ready Belief
3.a'5 -. Railways 4. Pills
Railways Ready Resolyent.
June 81 mWI
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Boarding.

DKIVATE BOARDIN G.-sEvERAL
i Gentlemen can be accommodated with PER
MANENT BOARD by applying at No 2oA eEEl iNd-
STREET, two doors above Calhoun-sreet
Sept ~
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laotiffs in Bankrupt. q.

TN THE DISTRICT COURT CF THE
Il UNITED STATES FOR SOUIH CAROLINA-
AUGUST l ERM. 1e69.-IN THE MATER OF JAS.
PETITION FOR FULL ANO FINAL DISCHARGE
IN BANKRUPTCY Ordered. That hsaring be had
on the ELEVENTH DAY OF oToBER, A. ID. 1889. at
Federal Courthou in Charleston. 8. c.; and that
oil creditors, &C., of sad Bankrupt appear at said
time aud place, and show cause. If any they can,
why the prayer Of the petitioner should not be
granted. And that The second and third meeting Of
creditors Of said Bankrupt will be held at the office
OF Q. G. JAEGER, Esq, Registrar OF Third Con-
gressonsl District, 8. e., on FOURTH DAY OF 90.
ToBEn, 1863, at 10 81.
By order OF the Cou1t, the I'd day of september,
1859. DANIEL HORLBEOK,
Clerk OF the District Court OF the U. 8. for 8. O.
Sept8 W.
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IN O0O ACRES ~ WILLIAMS
IO.OOU BURG COUNTY-100 acres G

IVsOVO BUK3 CUUN Il-IVU aCrts VI
wlicl. arc ea-ed and rs q res now under cutiya
ton in corn cotton and rice. The tract l. heavily
contains dwelling ani outbuildings with fifteen
cabins for laborers; Also one good mill site. ave-
rage production OF the land ten to fifteen bushels OF
corn and fit to twenty FIVE bushels OF rice to the
acre, without fertilizers. 1he region abounds In
mari oepoits. Georgetpwn is the nearest m irket,
the place being four miles from Black Mingo Greek
and twenty-five miles from Georgetown Creek, which
is nuvigable at all seasons.
Price of the tract $4,000; one half cash. the bal:
ance In one and two Years, s, cured by bo d and
mortgage. Any smaller number of acres will be sold
at moderate advance onthis 'te Parties desiring
to inspe, the trait can d so b! leaving the North
eastern Railroad at Kingstree. and inquiring the
tract lies within one mile of the projected George
town Railroad Address jas. F. CARRAWAY. sur
vivor Of Perkins Carraway. Georgetown Postofice,
3. q. mwf 2mos* DkC Sept 20
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n X d u K l. Y N
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.

r ROO K hxH
~ LIFE INSURANCE COMPANY.
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ISSUES ALL KINDS OF LIFE AND ENDoW-
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Only Company having the Definite Guaranteed Sur
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CHRISTIAN ". B0UCK, President.
WM II. COLE. secretary.
State Agency No. IS Broad-street Second Floor.
Local and Canvassing Agents wanted throughout
the Stato
Apply in person or BY letter to
JAMES G. HOLMES. Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
July IL mwf 6mos
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LNOR SALE, HOO ACRES OF W. LII
II TIMBERED LAND in lower pirt OF barnweH
Count six miles from South Rdisto River. Terms
made very low For particulars. address Or G. o.
HUTrC, Gralam's Turnout. C.S. r. Il.
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FIRE AND LIFE UEPAhTmENl6 bEfAhh1G
and distinct by charter. 100000 paid into the In
surance Department Of Georgia according to law
for the benefit of the assured in this Company.
Stockholders wealthy and responsible gentlemen Of
Georgia.
purely Southern Company, allowing only six
per cent of its earnings to the Stockholders; the
rest the profits divided among the Policyholders
on the contribution plan.
Fire Department las been in successful opera
ton for six months, and has already accumulated
handsome assets
Life Department in full and successful operation,
and vieing wita old companies In its success.
|. All Of Its Policies noniorfeitable. and of every
description Of Life and Endowment, together with
an annuity table and return premium plan.
No restrictions upon travel, place Of residence or
occupation.
Women insured On same terms as men.
Loans half of its premiums. No notes taken.
OFFICERS:
W. LAWTON, President
J. c. McBURNEY, Vice. President.
R. J. LIGBTFOOT, Secretary
G. F. McCAY Constituting Actuary.
P. Fl. WRIGHT, Examiniag Physician.
This Company Is now prepared to lake risks either
in the Fire or Life Der artments and solicts share
OF the patronage of the city and state
j. q. HOLMES, Jr.,
General Agent for South Carolina.
Local AMI Travelling Agents wanted in all parts of
the state. Liberal commissions allowed, or a SAL
ary If preferred. Applications to be made to
]. G. HOLMES, Jr.. General Agent. No. So Broad
street, Charleston, S. O.
July 81 D&o WIN
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Rewarbs.

NIFTY DOLLARS REwARD.-sTOLEN
IL on the night of the 18th instant, from my plan.
taton, near Branchvile. s. c.. by negro man, one
large CHESTNUT SORREL HORSE, about 16 hands
hiah six years old; has white blaze face, white lett
fore foot up to The knee, and q small scar on the
same foot caueed by o recent hurt by q hook, with
several small scars from the saddle. Twenty five
dollars additional will be paid for the detention OF
the thief where can get him.
All. FAIREY.
Sent IA Branchville, s.. O..
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WANTED. AGENTS FOR THE AMERI-
w GAN FARMERS HORSE BOOK, In both Eng
Iish and German. by Robert Stewart. v: s.. Of Miss
The work covers the whole ground OF the breeding
and raising and the treatment of horses and mules,
both In sickness and health. 1t has won Its way to
popular favor. and is to-day the most popular and
besf selling Horse Book out Address Q. F. VEN !,
Publisher, Cincinnati, o. 6mo@ March IL
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FLOUR, CORN, OATS.

FLOUR, CORN. OATS.
OOn SACKS CHOICE FAMILY AND EXTRA
OUU CAMPSEN MILLS
500 bbls Northern Flour. all grades
800 bbls. Choice Bakers Flour.
CORN.
2ooO bushels prime White, Baltimore ooRN, now
lending.
5000 bushels Prime OATS.
For sale by JOHN cAMP5EN GO:
Sept 20