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MGETuAnT REroGT.-Thc hill of mortality
for The week ending December 25lh shows % total
OF 81 tcc'hs, white and % coiorcd. or the form
cr there were male and female adults; male
and inialc infant. The colorcd deaths were ,
male ania female adults: male and female in
iants.
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The SEATING RINK.-Everybody is charmed
win ths' wonderful piece or art, now TO be seen
a' iie Widows' Home, In lroad street. Those
WHO saw 1t last night expressed surprise that
more publicity las not hcen given TO 1t. But 1t
VIII advertise Itself. Each spectator becomes tile
hhhie'lia'c herald OF its beauty and interest. by
a acomn"talion which has been made, there can
be seen nearly one thousand figures, beautifully
dressed, enjoying the cXhrating delights of the
ice' upon skates, sc!ghs, vcloclpedcs ana every
species OF winter locomo!ion. The rink occupies
oae paror OF the Home, anu the admission Is but
len cents. In addition TO this however, the othcr
large parlor OF the Institution ia enriched by q
M"'tiin1c OF very beautiful and Ingenious arti-
cles OF taste and Taluc, which are for sale and
bright eyes look brighter when n purchaser Is
found for them. The colossal cake Is In this ROOM
Also ami this will abundantly repay visit to bc.
hold. The entrance /, free. Tile rooms will he
open Today from 7. NJ. TO 10 p. NJ.
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ThG lNIvERS.r: OF TuE S u I H.-Thc
friends cf this important enterprise OF the Trotcs
iant Episcopal Church are Invited 10 meet al
llolmcs' iyccum this evening when n report OF
Of thr cohl';lon and prospects OF The institution
will tG icaN.
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BUSINESS ESvEIoPEs.-TiIE NEWS Job Ofllce
Is now prepared to furnish gooh cnvci opes, with
business cards printed thereon at 81 per thous-
anu. send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed ON his
envclo0cs
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Anriion Gulcs- GEis Han.
II. N. MARSHALL t. BROTHER

MILL SELL THIS DAY, AT HALF
PAST 10 O'Clock, ut No 33 broad street
uoKSES, Mules Cart and Harness. Mccarthy
and Pianos, Ir,
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OFFICE or rliE KEclsrKAn IN B,yyurrr,.v

OFFICE Or THE REGISTRAR IN BASxKt;rrcy \
CHARLESTON, 5. e.
Pursuant to the order OF the court In the abovc
case, notice Is hereby given TO all creditors claim,
ing any Hen upon The property ubovc described.
10 come In anu prove their claims, before me- on
or before the trst Monday in January, a. d., 1870
III default thereof To be forever buried from n mi
OF the same. JULIUS c. CAKpESTER ~
decl3 mwfl0 VcUistr,r
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A + + A l II S
Meetings This Day.

carolia Chapter, at hali-past p. NJ.
South Carolina Lodge, at halfpast 7. N.
plrnix Fire Company, at half.past +. NJ.
Friends Of Southern Education. At hal:-past :
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NEW YORK LEnGER cents; Chimney Cor.
ncr 10 cents. Ready Mt haif.past 4 O'Clock this
day, at the iIasel street BAZAAR opposite the syn,
agoguc.
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UsINE NoTrC Es.

oNE QUiRE initial note paper and envelopes
10 match, forty cents. IIascl street ISazaar on.
posltc The Synagogue. dcceo
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Tur CHEAPEST YrT.-Thc NEWS lob Oilico is
no,v printing bl-hcasls In the best style anu OIL
due paper at 81 so per thousand. Merchants. think
n IA
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by WILLIAM Mckay

ID T. r II III PTORY SALE
4 THIS DAY, Wednesday, ut 10 O'Clock a, No
l:.i Meeting street.
Large int l1DiiSEliOf.n FURNITURE COOKING
Stoves, Mattresses. tnc Milch Goat, l linruuclc
niid sunlry Dry Goods, Cutlery, Hardware. and /
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THE OPHRA SEAsoN.-.Anothcr fashionable
audience graccd the Academy OF Music last even
ing oil tho occasion OF The production OF Onen.
bach's delicious opera Of "Six,y-six." The nlScc
went oil. II possible, better than those OF the pre-
vious evening, Miss Susan Gallon and Mr.. whif-
iii dividing between them the lions share OF tho
applause. Tic part sustained by Mr.. Within af-
fordc'l hut scanty scope for ilnc singing. but to
make amends for this Ills acting was reniy sn.
rcrb. "IIolnc. Swcct Home" by Miss Susan Gal.
ton, being encorcL she sang "Coming Thro'
the Rye" with the same arc.lncss and effect as
on Monday evening Mr.. Clark. az the Peddlcr,
though trlfc st;r, song well. 1t Is long indeed
since Charleston has seen so thoroughly enjoyable
and mcritorious q performance.
Tonight tho opcra,ic version, In four acts, OF
fancliOn. the Cricket. will be produced. Fanchon
Is always popular, less. perhaps, on account OF
lis original music t!,an because 1t abounds I'm the
choicest m0rceaur from the favoritc operas OF
the great masters. II will AFFORD, therefore, q
severe test OF tiie vocal powers OF the Gallon
Troupe.
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cIvtc llosriTA!irIEs TO THE OFFICERS oP
TItH SPANISH GUSDpATS.-Ac communication was
received yesterday by Mayor PIllsbury, from Sc.
nor dc Moncaa, the Spanish Consul asking him
10 state what hour would he convenient for him
10 receive tho officers Of the nect OF Spanish gun.
boats now In oar harbor. Ialfpnst two O'Clock
was designated. at that hour the Spanish Con.
su accompanied by Com:lodore Casariego and
Captains Tragua, pncgr0 and Iagunilla, called
upon the Mayor al his chamber. Aldermen Bar
row, Collins, VOigt. Cunningham, GctlilIngs md
Hampton represented The Council. Dr. Lebby
the health officer; Mcssrs. Thomas and WhIllcn
treasurer and assistant treasurer; p. j. Coo
gan and ". e. Camplin, appraiser and assistant {;
the City Sheriff AMI tile City Attorney were also
present, and united In rendering to tho guests
the hospitalitlcs OF the city. Tho visitors wcro
shOwn tic paintings and other objects OF interest
In tl.e Council Chamber, and after a plcasInu in.
icrciangc OF courtesIes, an adjournment was
called 10 the clerks Office, where collation. was
spread by Roberts the caterer OF Council. The
health OF the Spanish Officers wns qnafrcd In
champagne, md tOasts were offered expressive or
the entehte cordfate existing between the authorl.
ties AMI the officers OF tho Meet.
visit was subsequently paid to the Collector
OF the Port, and In the evening tho naval visitors
attended the Academy OF Music Tile health OIL
Ger has kindly extended 10 the Spanish neet the
Use OF the city hospitals In case any emergency
should arise. Only two OF tho officers present at
the interview could speak English. but they were
oil acquainted with American history, and cx.
amlncd the portraits OF General Washington in
Council Chamber with great int crest. They ex.
pressed pleasure at their reception in Charleston
which they regarded as one OF the historic cities
OF the world, and dwclt upon tho prominent part
s1se had sustained IN the Iu.e war.
The frlyate Plzarro and four additional gun.
boats are hourly expected, and It Is not Impro.
bablc that thls port will he made the rendezvous
Tor the entire ect, rs the vessels now In port VIII
remain for three or four days.
---------Se-------
cRUMDs.--1ho following officers hare been
elected to serve in the Shaw Post. No. !, OF tho
u. a. H., OF this State: y. X. Reed, commanders;
George n. Little. senior vice; John Daily, Il nior
vice; W. H. foyt, adJutaut, and C. H. smccds
quartcrmaster.
Alderman Hampton fell a victim to tho wllcs OF
iae spirii last night, aud gien eloquent over fic
publcanism during tile session OF Council.
Tho attention OF liquor. dealers IL directed TO
the notice from the county commissioners, ru.
curing them to take ost licenses before The first
OF January.
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by LOWNDES 4 GRIMBALI,.

z colDENCf ARCllDALE STREET.
~ " ill bc sold, TUESDAY. January lth 1870. III
VlM ou P0siOtcr, ut IL O'Clock.
ihai elegant EklCK RESIDENCE. on the west
sue o Aiclnulc street. one dUOr north or Maya.
Hinc street. known nS No. 81. The House contains
siN inise upright rooms pantry. dressing ruOnis,
NC, WIN double plaZZas lO the South Lot meas
"rss Noun, =" feet front by about l5D feet deep.
lcrihS-ohc.ihir,l cash; balance In one ami two
!cais' secnrcil by bond AMI mortgage. lrnpcrty
10 W insured anu policy assigned. Purchaser to
ray FIR papers and stamps. dccn+fwthtu 1
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By Y, A, HINT.

ROOTS. SHOES, BROGANS, BAl.aIO-
- MORALS, CATERS, &C.
THIS DAY, the 18th instant at 10 O'Clock in
my SalesroOn. No. liz Meeting street | viii sell,
aO eases assorted BOOTS, Shoes, E.ogai,. i,ul.
morals, Callers, &c. ,,nr.g
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Gilc arts.

AT TIE HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
torposirE THE sryAooGrE)
CHRoaos clIRoMos! cIIRoMos {.
cIIRoNos c,HRoMos cHRoMos T!
cHRoHos CIiROMos! cHRoMos
The largest assortment OF
A 81 ED ROMOS
Ever seen in Charleston.
rRIcR FROM
FIFTY CENTS TO TWENTY DOLLARS.
FIFTY CENTS TO TWENTY DOLLARS.
FIFTY CENTS TO TWENTY DOLLARS
ss- The Public are invited to call and ex.
M.: aec2l
Glotling anG Furnishing GOODS.
.CLoTH-IH TAILORING
FUnN HING GOODS,
MENKE & MULLER,
No. 325 KING STREET.
Three Doors below Liberty street.
HIVE Just received anl opened n largo and fine
aSsortment OF Mems Youths and l}oYis Oi,OTII
iNU, FURNISH mo GOODS &c. Conslstinu OF
E;icgant OyERC0ATS, business and Dress Sliits
While and Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods DC
English and Domestic IIaif Hose, Alexanuer,s
ana C0uvisIcrs Kid Gloves, BuckskIn. Doeskin
GnlisIin; Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SILK and
Ihread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars. Urayats
Umbrellas, &c.
Also, large and well assorted stock OF BROSD
CLOTH, CASS1MEIE, DOESKIN DEAV Err
CLVrii, DC, large variety of the now styIo Pants
am. vest patterns which we offer to sell by piece,
Salu or pattern, or make up Into garments by
measure, IN tho latest styles
our STOCK has been selected with preat care
and prices marked vory low, In plain figures,
nelnG confident that NO con ef.cr Inducements
une1nal!ed by any other house, we solicit BUYERS
~ our limo to give us oail before purchasno q
elsewhere. fS""'"S
careful attention. "" 'S'9
Entire satisfaction Is guaranteed.
octl1 mwf3mos
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By VIM. MCKAY,
by j. FRASER MATHEWEs.

1000 CHOICE ASSORTED PEACH
IIOO0 TREES. from the Nursery Of Jo.,n
Perkins. MO0rcst0wn N. j.
VIII Gc sald aL my Oillcc OH THURSDAY 10th
inst NJ II o'clock,
III, lne above TREES. have just arrived and will be
'",r Ter,u reserve In lots to suit purchasers.
IciH'S ctSl. tIcC2O
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PY PERMISSION OF THE COURT OF
- PROBATE.

- PROBATE.
For sale at Retail and nt Low PRICES
THE LATE CONRAD RINGS STOCK IN
TRADE,
All OF which Is OF very recent importatIons, sc.
lected personally By M. Ring, principally from
the Messrs. l.andre,hs OF Philadelphia, for this
market. The stock consists OF the best nnu most
choice
CABBAGE SEEDS, CT oil kinds,
Tomato Seeds,
Uuinen and Boston Squash Seeds,
Turnip ana Ruta Baga Seeds
Peas, Parsnip nnd Carrot Seeds,
Fairly and Sweet Corn Seeds
And all other kinds, common TO Southern ell.
mates.
ALSO,
Pi.0UGHS. Hoes, Spades and every variety OF
Garden and Farm Implements, on the most i'm
proved patterns.
BASKET and GLASSWARE
ALSO,
WHEEIB4RROWS and HARROWS.
AZ the Store, No. 353 west side or King below
George street. and known for the last forty years as
LANDRETH'S AND RINGS SEED AND AGRI-
CULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
GEO. RING CuOI.WELI.,
dccl mwfl2 AdminIsti ator.
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auriion Sales.--future Dans
= -. -''---------- -..-.--- z :.
by 1. $. X. BENNETT.

by 1. >. X. BENNETT.
HANDSOME FURNITURE. &n.. AT
LII AUCTION.
On FRIDAY. the 3lst Instant, nj huifpnst 10
O'Clock, Will sell 1t public outcry, at residence
No. - Pitt street,
choice assortment OF PARLOR, DINING
ROOM AND CHAMBER FURNITURE
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
ROSEWOOD SOFA, Arm Chair, Marble top Cen
tire 1ul,lc, hIarbe-top Elurenu, very handsome;
llack Walnut sofa, Chairs, Arm Chairs, large Oak
Extension Dining Table, Oak Dining room Chairs,
Mahogany Marblc-top Stands, Spanish Mahogany
lledsteads, very fine Hair Mattresses, Brussels
ships, large size, 3oN26y47; Refrigerator, Three
Canaries, with handsome cages. &c &c.
Conditions cash. Articles to be 1, move, mme-
dateiy after sale. dcc25 smwthl5
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Aurlion Gnlrs--Gulure Duns.

n A N a GED HAY.
-, - Io-MokIo" (rhurs,iayi the Both instant " III
357 bales HAY, slightly damaged, ami sohl On
account Of tiIc underwriters and all concerned.
Condi tons cash. ,icr1o
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BOOK NOTICES.
HWhitney's Musical Guest,b

The May lumber of this best of Mi
steal Monthlies again visits us prompt
as usual. The music contained inthis
number arc the following new and
choice songs, costing in sheet form
1926:
az feel Pm growing Aud GUIDE
Wife," by Shattuck, which is a beau
tiful melody, and one of the best
Scotch songs we have ever seen, also,
CANCEL Like Music or the voice of my
Mother" by the popular author, Frank
Howard. Lastly we notice a beauti-
full transcription on Johnny Kean's
Courtship," by Moelling.
The charming story, "The old Or
ganist, or Conrad's PATIENT" COM
menced in April No. is is also conclu-
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WINE, HERBS AND RooTs.--
Speer's Standard Wine Bitters' are
composed of his pure Wine, with
herbs and roots, the best bitter known
to the Materia Medica, and in daily
use by our Best Physicians. A. w.
81 Il. Bogen, NJ. d. of Warrington
City, says of his Wine: In diseases
of a p~rostrating character, for its quail
tiles as a gentle stimulant and certain
tonic, these Bitters are every way
worth theattention and test of the
Medical Faculty.
These Bitters and Wines are sold
by Druggists.
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SHERIFF'S SALE.
Abram Letter

Samuel Ritter and Peter NJ, Willis.
State Of Ohio, Ashland County, SIS.
By virtue of a certain order of sale
VS.. defendants, issued from the Court
of Common Pleas, of Ashland Coun-
ty, dated April 26, 1869, and to me
directed, l will sell at public sale, at
the door of the Court House, in said
County, On Saturday the 9TH day OF
June, A. D., 1869, at 2 o'clock P.
NJ. on said day, the following described
lands and tenements, to-wit: Being
a part of the east half of the north
west quarter of section number twelve
Q2), in township number twenty-four
(24), range seventeen QD bounded
and described as follows, to wit: be-
ginning at the south west corner of
lot number four (4), thence north on
the line of said lot eleven (11), rods
to the center of the road, thence east
along the center of the road twenty
six (26), rods, thence south eleven
Q1) rods to the section line, thence
west along the section line twenty-five
(25), rods to the place of beginning,
supposed to contain one and three
fourth CD acres of land, be the same
more or less. Appraised at $685.
Terms of sale cash.
VIM. o. PORTER,
Sheriff Ashland Co. :
May 5, '69-43w5
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A friend who has travelled in Ger
many, reports the following incident,
for which he vouches: During the
summer, DIR. j. c. Aver spent some
weeks at Dresden, in conference with
the chemists of Central Europe, where
he was heralded as the inventor of the
world renowned medicines hat bear
his name, and considered one of the
American celebrities. While riding,
one day, his open carriage fell in with
the cortege of the King of Saxony, on
a drive from the review. The Doctor
soon became the chief attraction and
received the marked attention of the
people, who were even more demon
strative in their couItesies to him than
to the King himself whom they see so
constantly. King John, observing
this, wrapped his military cloak around
him and reclined upon his seat, while
our great American medicine man did
the honors for the royal retinue. gra-
ciously bowling, hat in hand, on every
side, until wearied by his excessive
c~ondescensiOn to this old monarch's
people.
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY MEETINGS
The Democratic Electors of Ash.
land county are hereby requested tc
meet in their respective townships al
their usual place of lolding elections,
on Saturday the 9Th day of June,
1860, between the hours of 10 A. NJ.
and 3 o'clock P Nj. of said day and
then and there proceed to ballot &C
cording to the popular vote system,
for u State Senator, one Represen-
tative ofthe General Assembly. One
Probate Judge, one Clerk of Court of
Common Pleas, n County Treasur-
er, n County Commissioner, one
County Inirmary Director, and one
Coroner, to be supported by the De-
mocracy of the county at the ensuing
October election, The primary meet
ings will be conducted as they have
heretofore been, which is, briefly, as
follows: Three Judges and two
Clerks will be selected by the Demo
Gratis present-u,ra uoce. The Judg-
es and Clerks thus chosen will open
two Poll Books, and keep said Poll
Books, and conduct said meetings in
the same manner as in other elections.
The votes OF ballots will then BE count
ed by the Judges, and tailed, and the
Poll Books certified to by said Judges
and Clerks, and also the number of
Votes each candidate receives, shall in
like manner be certified to, and which
certificate with one CT the Poll Books
shall be sealed up and directed to the
Chairman of the Democratic Central
Committee, and the other to be pre-
served by one of the Judges. The
Committeeman of their respective
township, will then carry up the Poll
Book to the Central Committee, which
will meet at the Court House in Ash
land, on the following Monday the
9TH day of June at / o'clock p. NJ. at
which time the Poll Book will be open
ed in the presence of said Committee
and voters, the votes counted and the
candidates receiving the highest num-
Der of votes for the Office for which
they may run shall be then and there
declared the regular nominees of the
Democratic party. No votes shall be
received from voters except in the
townships in which they reside.
By order of Committee.
w. G. HELTMAN,
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A WoRD TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS
The subscription year for the STATES
& UNION expired on the first of April.
We have endeavored to give our read
ers a good paper, and it has cost us
roundly. We had a heavy payment
to make on press and materials
on the first of this month /; and we
shall need all our outstanding claims
to purchase paper, pay hands and to
live. Many of our subscribers have
come forward and paid their subscrip-
ton, and brought along with them
new subscribers, for which they have
our warmest thanks. Many are yet
in arrears. The suu is small to teach
but large in the aggregate to us. We
are still publishing the roll of honor,
and will be pleased to insert the names,
of all our subscribers. Come in gen.
lemen, and give US a lift.
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BRIDGE NOTICE.


We the undersigned will offer fol-
sale the building, and repairing, o.
the following bridges:
On Monday, May Sd, 1869, at
o'clock, p. NJ. on said day, 2 bridges
on the new road south from Charles
Camerons, in Mohican township.
Also on Tuesday, May 4th, at 8
o'clock, A. Nj. two bridges south from
Jeromeville, near Mr.. Austin's.
Also, ON same day, at 1 o'clock P.
NJ. 1 King Work Bridge, near Smiths
Mill in Vermillion township. At 8
o'clock, P. NJ, a bridge 40 feet long,
N. E. from the U. Mcclure farm in
Montgomery township.
Also on Wednesday, May 5, at 9
o'clock a. m. 2 or 3 fiat bridges on
the Cleveland road near Andrew Ma
sons in Montgomery township. Also
on same day at 3 o'clock p. M, a stone
culvert near Baum's school house in
Milton township.
Also on Thursday May 9th, at 8
o'clock p. m, stone abutment for
bridge across Buck creek on Ashland
and New London Road, in Ruggles
township. Also at same time the re-
pairing of said bridge
Also on Friday, May 7th, at 10
o'clock, a. M, stone abutment for
bridge across Buck creek, near VIM.
Ruggles township.
Also on Saturday, May 9Th, at 9
o'clock, a. m. repairing stone abut-
ment at Iron bridge in Ashland.
JOHN VAN NEST
HENRY WICKS, |Com'rs
VIM. 'COWAN.
Written contracts md ecnr;tuxu;
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MAKE HOME ATTRACTTvE.-If you
wish to make your home beautiful and
attractive go to R. p. Fulkerson's Green,
house and get some of his choice flow
er plants. He has a splendid collec-
ton of flowers, and is selling them
very cheap. Call and see for your
selves. Call if you do not want to
buy. He has also a splendid lot of
Apple, Cherry, Peach, Pear and Ev-
ergreen trees, which he is selling very
cheap.