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The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

aaMmLr VL o. HML#a "a 10 L
Bro. RUKENH3op, Of the Salem
Hepn6iicdn, declines denomination to
Ne Legislature. He receives the en-
jmium OF "W II done,1 from his
;)nstituenCy on atI hands, and richly
toes ne deserve 1t, He hiss been q
perfectly faithful and fearless Legis-
fJtor, and has m yde q record that is
Il marked contrast with the feeble,
,nheard Of iHanities forwarded from
this county. Iy the way, this Dill
Yorth-Thompsoi combination nav
lg gone tnto winter quarters will
here remain Even the Democracy
.,ASfu steer clear of such a ridiculous
bsurdity as their renominalous1
Rep and Rep r.
! This little slen Ter piece Of Rye6resd
r dry bread, ats em, may be all
Jhat Is. claimed ABOVE, and more. he
may bea great 81 stesman-a tAithful
and fearless legislator and be may
-sriohly ,deserve we'll doney@smaH as
ne Is, ne may nos be an tInanIty. ?
But why, 10 the name OF a suffering
ceuntry-al land suffering from igno-
and kuaysry-permit such 3
sight lisa bburnilg and a shining
fe hit, t retire 1T such q fine, when
honest legislation is so much needed.
Let our nelghbor explain.od Are not
great men needeI7 Are not faithful
and fearless an I honest Legislators
Bra arrs aH-1l FEv sFr -H-f
T. We regret thu Rep folks did not
point out the Legislative achievements
OF Rukenbrod Ibis speeches-the meas
ures attempted or carried out. DC,
Sc For instance they would claim he
spoke or he did speak, for, and voted
for NEGRO EQU NLrrY-that the ne
gro is entitled to rs much or more
politicahPOwer ihan5a white man.
that we should keep gold forybond
holders and deprecated paper for
PIow holders AMI mechanics TJNoH
how ridiculous it is, to suffer such
awonderfnl- specimen 10 retire int
winter quarters" we cannot dis
pense with these Salem lights Get
RukennrOd to Feconsider edo
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

TIE GoYegnmcnt Printer1 Union
u4Nashington seems disposed not to
'admityounS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
70 mem6etshipa Observation-Disclosures
Monitor Or the 4 aud Rp1rSs him
a "sitSo Shs
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

AN exchange says, tsGranE fooled
the COMMITTEES" He has fooled most
every person who was fool enough to
trust him, It would seem sthe fools
are not all dead5b5 That committee
had not given him a house nor a
horse nor a pup we suppose. - 2
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
aaai NE w LOOK
Sc 5li-ARD-ldisZCgz5 81
IGUNSMITH SHOP
ATFHR TE4L7RNoWN STAND oE
]. b. aREREARR.

THE undeIstgnedo would respect
( i fully inform the oitizeRs OF Canton
and Vicinity that he has opened the
.abovssnamep Shod, and ia prepared to
make new Store Hocksla Keyss repair
Sewing Machines, which buSinesS he
followed for q number ~oflVea1slAt Paris,
Franco. EngraYes stamps ef ali kinda
and Stencil CEttlnR.t fCtgfC .uiillE T.
h. ~ Ali work entrusted TO his care
wirrbe guaranteed to give aatisfactSns
iune2ff c. EAeAVEH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

DO our millions OF WORKING men
intend to toll during life to feed and
sustain a. pampered bond holding
aristocracy2Do they intend also to
hand such an heir loom down to
their innocent toiIng offspring9 ,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
MARKET

MILWAUKEE,, May 90.
FAOUR-Firm; city Xxx $5i72a6 IS.
WHEAT-Firm at 81 II for No. .
in store. Ha- -- --
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

THE NeEso York T't6aule9 abuses,
senator Grimes, of Iowa, for sending
aletter to the london Tqlss explain.
ing Summers speech The letter
tends TO soften Summers TRADE. b
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

SOME of the Republican papers re-
ally show some signs OF shame at the
appointment of Siokles, as Minister
to Spain. The New York World
publishes a biography of him, ''from
his youth up" which will justify
the Spanish Court, for considering his
presence there as an insult. II this
appointment is confirmed by the SEN
ate, it will kill the last vestige OF
respect that is felt for that body!
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

heybTRUTHpvLEAWHen It. was first
prspesed 70 Grant to run for Presi-
deaf be saidh he did not desire sleh an
nevent+thatit would che =unGortuuate
both for himself aad for the country
Three m0utn's= experience has con
dkineed every one Of the truth OF the
gmI4eyen neighpor HartzeIYi
hArd1y gaInssy IsbaA siIsd3 :
TH pea0esneaks now blowing In
|ntTha UntHeraa1 Peace SOeietyshHere
great blowers Cor the tate war f0f5he
nass4nmsN c1 heoTilaE nietnuoA
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
lAT ga.g
n nISQUE & JACKMAN'S.

AACAN1~S GA~AALN Co
New styles Of Ladies' and
Misses Hats .Bonnetsl
and Frames, in endless
~ variety; Flowers, Rib
bon, Bonnet Silks and
Grapes.
Embroideries and LacesI
in zealand imitation; In
Embroidered WASTES 81
II ERObeS : Lace, Linen andir
Embroidered Handker-
B. sac kepchiefs Chemisetts ;;
ParaSols, Sunshades, Fans
AR Hoop Skirts, Hair Coils,
M and Plaits;C orsets (War.
ranted Whalebone)@ cts
& and$I 90. ,S.a llA
J. lHosiery! HOsieryi Hosie-
M ryi all qualities, sizes 81
m akd prices from lee up.
Those in need of Horiery
should not fail to exam-l
. Inc our stock.
IT A full line OF Gloves for
Ladies, Misses & Gents;
New Style Boulevard
Skirts; Gents Under-
wear, Socks Neekties,
M MorrisOns Shirts, all siz-
eSs . s5E-4a a ~
"a sa White GoOde. We areE
receiving a linelof Jacoi
nets, Nainsook, Lawns,
n Swiss Cambria, Null, p.
VI X, unsurpassed in the
city at low prices. We
Va sell to milliners& Dealers
at q slight advance on
eastern prices:
- DISQUE &JACKMAN.
IGrafFs old stand,
aa MatheWs's Block.
BOZ Paper Collars; 25c.l
f..H |"#
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
h NOTICE. sfne ls8

LEGAL NOTICE. sfEs zsz
IL
Peter N. Sch:stt and Jedsrs0A SchIott
who reside In the State Of MiSsSarI, and
Napoleon HeSEsy FiAA1a HeAsey
his wife, who reside In the SKATE OF Min
nesoLa will tRke notes that Samuel 4.
Schrantz, administrator OF the estate OF
Richard Schlott, deceased. on the 9Th of
May AID. 1883, hled-h is pstiuon In the
Probate Cour OF Stark county. Ohio,
alleging that the personal estate Of aid
decedent IL inBuhoentto pay his debts
and claims against said estate. and the
charges OF administration that he died
seized OF the following described real
ie0tGt0 situate in said CoanlBGO1W Wit -
Apart Of the west half & the soutkW%sA
quarter OF section Number thirty che n
township nUmber tNelVOAnsranrenum
Der eight, and bounded az follower 70.
ginning at the center stake on thu vet
boundary line of%eaid sectinns theaOa
east on thO division line OF saId aecction
post -thenco south fifteen chains and
stxtysa0yen and onh-half links TO ApOsts
thence; weat nine Shains and hlrtEp
four links 70 post thOnC8 En04lA
fifteen chains and seventy -OnO lAnkA Is
the place Of beginning. cOuAainlnR four
teen acres n aixty-aYe hundredths OF
an Caerej Gnd.that SuaaAns Young, a.
widow Or said deeedcat, Is eHtItleaIf6 ~
The prayer 81 said psEitIoRfI q for thu
dover 10 sEtd SusOanar
Yoongs and fotK sale Of said premises,
subject 70 auch dover estate, for the
payment Of The debts and charEas af6cA
said. Said petition will be for hsarfng
% tha lAt day q July. A. p. 1852
june2E4 ATFTs ToF PoIiF0SSN p
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

GRANT has appointed negroes to be
the mail agents all over the South.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

PERsoNAL@Our distinguished Eel.
low citizen, EDrS r. K.!oSeett, who at
present discharges the duties of Gov
ernor of reconstructed South Car
.OIina, has had a eonfenencei in 0inein-
natl with prominent railroad men in
the interest Of progressed Southern
routes, IS expected that he win
visit his friends In Napoleon before
returning Seath.-HOrth Wea. EaH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

Special attention given to erecting
Lightning Rods Roofing Sporting
and Job Work.
DS-GOOds only sold for Green
backsyOr exchanged for old Copper,
J. KITzM1bBER 8 SONS
aDrillAtg l.BInTr
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

The largest tax payer in Mansfield
is @. Aultman, Esq, who returns the
comfortable income of $I62,23O,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02
LOTS FOR SALE

aa..I. Eaa# .
THE UNDERSIGNED HAS A.
few more OF those Cheap and DesIr~
ahle Building Lots for sEfe In his adds
ton in the northern part of the city,
? Whichthe WilseH VeFylOw, onterms TO
init purchasers Rsmembers these are
acre lots less the-Htrsets and alleys. Call
and See.tAem before you buy. For par
ucularss call on the subscriber, either at
at b Auditor 8 ofic5, or at his residence
on North Market street. - Aal-EE
GEO. w. LAWRENCE.
r febl0 So. 8IaE E5nL ElEtg-u G
OHERIFF SALE. s5sw s5a1ag &
Nathan Shafer VS.. John HanDy ct al.
i By virtue OF an order to sell issued
4. from the couItofeommon pleas ofStark
eoHAtYb Ohio, and to me directed I VIII
oHer rof sale at public out cry at the
door of u court house Charters blOek)
IN p city OF Canton on 5rIs .sloy 2
Saturday, the srd day Of July 1859,
OThe fOIlowingd described real eslats sitS
uate In said Stark county, Ohio, to wit (:
The east half Of the southea asst quarter OF
section number township number H.
Orange npmber Q, lnontaining eighty
three and Rhaff acres more or lsss.sh
Sale 70 commence at o'clock z. M
Terms cash. -Aft eA-@ -
R.. A pQSRkB, Sheriff.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

q HaGnSalAs0
AAS1siAkea Of tAh rsuts.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

-PROCEEDNGs Stark
al SSET 2EM0CHeT
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1869-06-02

The 4mperlalists, were to hold a
-eopyention In Washington city yes
-teEdayE They faSor''a constitutional
meuaFchy.l'b The Napo5sonic move.
lment seems to be going aA,st1m sd
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-26

Goldstine 4 Rosenwator give bargains in
calicoes Iuu,ius and all the staple dry goods,
that have secured for their establishment the
name OF tbs cheap store. jpu22-3t
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-26
Triple Tragedy.

From the Columbus Mrs index III
we obtain the imperfect particulars of a
tragedy that is terrible as involving the lives
OF three persons under peculiar crcum stnnces
Our informant states that some two or three
weeks since man named Jake Hampton, n
former cmploye of Messrs. Hale X Murdoch,
started from the iron works in Alabama, in
company with young man named Demp-
ssey VINO was moving Hampton and his
household effects To Montevallo Dompsey
was teamster living at the iron works
After an absence Of day or two, Hamp-
ton returned alone and reported to the fami-
ly OF Dempsey that he had been murdered by
some one, and reported whore the body could
be found. Parties went at once to the place,
and found the body, and ascertained that the
man had come 10 his death BY violence Sus-
picion, arising from his own conduct and sur
rounding circumstances, fixed on Hampton
himself Us the perpetrator Of the dark deed,
and he was arrested and placed in custody.
But this IL not the worst of a beginning
that is bad enough TO be the end itself Young
Dempsey was an only son, and his father, on
hearing ofthe sad death, was so overwhelmed
with grief that he dropped where he stood.
And yet another act in the sorrowful dra-
ma Another member of the family, daugh-
ter, brave-spiritcd, though stricken with
grief, started after the body Of her brother
Returning 70 the house she found that her
mother was also dead Of broken heart, and
dressed ready for burial
Ii - supposed That Hanpton's object in
committing the murder was to get possession
Of the team OF the deceased
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-01-26
ELECTION NOTICE.

IL
Public notice hereby given thar there vii b. gen.
ora Charter Election held Tor the purpose 81 occtng
a Mayor cry Clerk, CITY Treasurer, CRY Attorney,
city Marshal, and one Police Magistrate. also, one a.
derWan for lc tll term, and one alderman TO al the
vacancy o.oa-i0ntI hy tac removal 0faidrIGau Burke
for The Fret Wari, tsO Aldermen ior the second
Ward, one Alderman iur the THIRD Ward, and two
Aldermen fnT the Fourth Ward, ~ tho city TUESDAY
the 23d Of February, ls5s. az the following places
VIZ;
In the FIrst Ward, AZ he once Of Mckenzie 4 Rice
northwest corner ~ sixth street aud Washington ave-
nue..
In the Second Ward, ~ the Engine HOuse Of the
Arab FITc Company, on Commercial avenue.
In the Third Ward, at be office oi H. >lanncssy p0-
Ice magistrate, corner u Washington a,euuo sud
Twelfth street.
Ia the Fourth ward at the Count House on Wash.
lngton avenue.
The Judges Of Election ~ The several Wards 10 be
appOinte hy the cay Council for the ensuing year
VII meet aud slt Board 81 KcgistTy a. the places
above spee ned, on Tuesday, February, 2 when aud
where registers will be- prepared of the person.
tied % vote IN tie respective wards Of the city.
Polls open ~ o'clock, AIN. and close az pm.
By order Of the mayor JOHN y. FA,iS,
lah-'ie city Clerk,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
r EAL ESTAT SALE

Martha NJ. Fislburne Willow oua .,m,,,,,
irlN OF Benamn p. Fishburnc, deceased, va. lien.
}nin aenn,, II fiShbnrne and Others Heirs Mt Law or
M Wsgai iI.n,, n T. Fishburnc deceased, and George
ttisn1ure tsant decGased-Bill for Dover to Marshal
By virtue or decretal order, made In obovo
mentioncd menu, case. will sell before the Court.
mouse, IN Waterboro' OH MONDAY, the Sd dnv
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND IN
,nG Gounty OF Coietoh, near the Round q. con
tainng eleven hundred and scvcnty.six acres:
ail'l Others, cast on lands or Sanders south or
,an'is OF sanders and lscdon, and on the west on
ihnus i ol Beuon I.emacks and others; eyccDiinc
no9ut M TWO hundred acres which has been SET ma RI
rs rs power, rs plat thereof upon file in nv Office
reference reference being thercunto lad viii more fully
-one.half-cash; balance on n credit or
one one year. Purchaser TO pay for papers ami nj
S'acns ainESs o,,co co,,, &C. SIIAFFEii, u. G. q.
lcc13mWs9 Os'S"ooi =, looo.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
r EAL Es TIE SALE

Fannie y, Perry, Exccutrlx Jos. B. Perry dc.
oG"Hc'' G vs.. StoDo u. Perry and others Deyisees
9. 9i jas. u. Ferry, deceased; George NJ. Rivnrs
irMs'ce ana Josiah q. Priclct and others Crc,ji,
,0IS ,,n; Oh Jas. B Perry, deccasctI-In Euuitv
Creditors. """ W E"Joiu
ny virtue or Decrelal order made I'm above.
slate.l cause, will sell before the Court Iiouse
next ensuing. N " VI '""u"'J
r, All those TRACTS OF LANDS belonging to tbe
~ f,Sta'S m oi josiah H. Perry, situate OH the liounI
", III ~. Harth0lomew's Parish, County of Cole
ION, containing about two thousand two hunIro,I
ncres, bounded north by lands OF Sleigh south Sv
,',S M lofinerly or Dr. Perry, cast by lands or AZ
zen W,lliS anu Estate or Wills and west bv lands
VI Sayic liloif, ami lands formerly OF Dr Perry
rNGicptins lour hundred and seventy fITO, ocrSs
mlucn mas bcen set apart rs Dover ns n nInt
@ neTeOi @ on ie III my Office, reference being thereto
hau, VIII more fully represent.
- Also
lit,ISE ANb LOT situate In thu vlnoo or
Malerboro', bounded north by Iot or iSovI,
Groover, south by street which separates II rom
,nc III iot o Joseph Fraser cast by q vacant lot ami
West by lot OF chas Marley. 1"'
ALSO,
Lorw With Law 0nlcc thereon sIiuotc nm court
mouse Square, In the village Of Wnltcrboro,
Icrms-One-lal cash balance on crcdu or
stamps. n SIf GEDip PaPG,s uhu
dccl3 mws9
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
by JOHN $. RYAN.

| I)EREMPTO1tY SALE OF HOUSES AND
| - Lots IN Inspection and Princess streets by
ORDER OF The Trustee, for distribution ana change
| ON THURSDAY, the 23d day. of December. at Il
O'clock \. ~, at the Old POsionce, foot of Broad
s,IsG,, sure VIII ss to the highest bidder, wlthou,
The following enumerated HOUSES and LOTS
One HOUSE and LOT. known ne M G 1nsroo.
ZION Street, measuring and containing thlri y.Iiime
Ieet front on Inspection street. and one hlin,Ire,i
| less and having surn buttin.s ami boun,n1s
rs are laid down In plat annexed to tile tit les
rom ,o. Colonel William Drayton TO William Wight.
ihaii, recorded IN The oillcc OF Registrar Mesne
Conveyance; this Lot being Known I'm sucl, nlai
by Tie number etghty.two (s2)
Ali that LOT OF LAND With the Brick Tcnnc.
lnent building thereon ki.Lwn rs No. PRINCESS
street, Street III u plan OF said property made by r. X
REGISTRAR Mesnc Conveyance Office Book w. No.
~, p 3l2. measuring and containing In front ON
same more or less; butiing and bountlInr north
ny Prnccss street, west by Lot No. 0 in above niot
mour and J. pesare, and cast by Lands of -9 2e9
I9gether with the free right 10 the use OF the
s 6r IG%r Is feet vide adjoining said Lot for
Al tnat LOT OF LAND with the Brick Tenement
nuiiuing thereon, known Us No. Princess street.
w me pat Hast referred TO- AMI adjoining tl,e Ini
iiSt descrlbcd on the east, measuring I,n,l con
talntng ID feet front OH Princess street bv IN
deep, be the same more or less: b1ttinr nn,i
bounding north on Princess street south OF, lands
HOW OF formerly partly OF r. ". Seymour and
partly OF j. Desare, TO the east ON tjie Lot Inst
aDove described, and TO the west OH Lot No. Ii In
The plat last mentioned. " - "
Ierms'-One-ln cash; balance In one and two
fedls, Will interest from date credit portion 10
De secnrcd by bond or the purchaser and mort.
policy assigned. Possession given inmc,iiatelv
imrclliser M 10 pay Tor papers aud stamps.
70 examine plat OF this property, or for further
"ul imatloil, nppiy 10 JOHN " RYAN
ucclo Wlll4tnl No. 81 Broad street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
by J. FRASER MATIIEWES.
WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY. 2ls
w at the Old POstonicc, Mt IL O'Clock.

WILL BE SOLD ON TUESDAY, 2lsr,
w at the Old rOstoilice Mt II O'Clock.
TIE FOLLOWING PROPERTY:
iiouSE AND LOT, No. rs Cannon street, nortl,
sue, iour doors west OF Ashley street. House
contains con , nye rooms pantry and dressing
gas and watcr-worSs, goDl cIstcrn, Kitchen. car,
feet deep. ~ A'0
Terms cash.
small House ana Lot, Beaurain street, oppositc
CaEary Church. Lot D. feet q INCHES front, by
100 feet deep. ' -
Terms cash.
Three and q half story Brick House and OFT.
nuiinngs and Lot, north side Magazine street nj
.ne mead OF Franklin street. Lot G8 feet front Inv
lo0 feet deep, more or less -
small House and Lot, Meeting street, west side
one door south OF Sheppard street. Lot 30 feet
trout oy III ieet deep, more or less.
House and Lot, Meeting street. east side. one
100 feet deep. ' ~
Tcrms-iIalf cash; balance in one and two
property, with Interest. ~ VIC
Hnil,ling Lot, Savage street, No. 10, cast Side
So ieet front, south line no feet east line 81 feet
north line O5 feet. '~.''
Terms cash.
Purchasers 10 pny J. F. NJ. for papers ana the
necessary United States Internal Revenue Stamps
uec14 tuwfmtu5
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20
Ho.s, acknowledgements IS ana 10.
CHAI,I.EsTOS HOTEL

CHARLESTON HOTEL
L. a. Clurry, Mrs. L. A. Clarry and two chill
drcn, w. o. Hoffman, Mrs W. o. Holman. child
ana nurse, New York; J. n. league, Backyillc: T.
Harris, New York; }. C. GiIlctt, Augusta; O. Reed
Providence; +. b. wcks Richmond; W. p. Clot.
worthy, baltimore; w. H. Dalew. Providence; S
M. burnett, New York; T. S. RuddicI, Boston; c.
S'icKney, Massachusetts; T.. a. Lawrence S. ].
Harrison, Boston; II. NJ Levy, Augusta; J. W.
williams, Laurens, 8. n. Morgan, Williamsburg
William 7. Hail. Mrs. William 7. Hail. Thomas p.
Bagweil, New York; C. T. English, Boston
il. n. Willc,t and wife, New York; f. p. IIarllcc,
Marion; H. j. Stols, Atlanta; IT, BesSlc, GcoraIn;
Z. w. keep, G. Nichols, New York; George Perrin,
Wilmington; \. T.. Ama&cr, Mrs. A. r. AmaScr.
TWO children and servant, st. Matthew's; H. Hos.
pitai, New York; NJ. V. Il. Clough, Baltimore; Wn,.
Grant, New York; ThomasX. DashIcll, Columbus
Miss; IL. J. Bond. Florida Fred. G. Lewis ana
wife, James Lahey, New York; Miss Laura Alex.
ander North Carolina; II. II. Wood, baltimore.
PAVILION HOTEL.
L. a. Hall, Wadmalaw Isnnd; 4. Hammond A.
r. Black n. +. Durgan, New York; w. II. Thurs.
ION anu wife, Massachusetts,; f. S. Chidsey, East
haven. MASS; Is. l.. Scott, Frank II. Haycs.
Michael Kelly, John p. IIemmingyay, Water.
bury, Conn.,; II. NJ shpman and wife, New York;
Geo. Sellers, Mayesville; W. c. Long, VIM. Scott
New York; a. ii. Iro2nley, James Island; ID. w.
Dralisiord, Clarendon; J. l.. Rayman, st. Ste.
pilcn's; Reuben T. Gee, Union County; Wm. G.
whalcy, John Ferguson, Collcton; J. s. Brock.
ington, kingstree; l.. N. Kecnc, X. s. I'll. G. Bag.
gett, South Carolina; W. j. waliacl, New York:
ID. Il. McIntre, Plttsburg; J. Ford Hayward.
Edgcncld; ]. Il. Hamilton, Branchyille; =. NJ.
bamberg Bamberg; Thomas ]. Harley, Ridge.
Vile; Mrs. H. Eldritlge. Miss Lily Eldridgc, Miss
Lizzie Herbert, Miss Teresa Lyle, J. II. Ford G..
d. Gardner, James 0'Nel, Harry II. Wood, w. II.
burton, q. II. Parker, II. Sinclair, w. Sheldon,
Miss Florence LaFond, Ford's Dramatic Company: !:
ii. Clarke, Jacksonville; J. A. Jones, ]. II. ya0Icet
Georgia; l.. L. worsham, Wilmington: II. ~
Levy, Augusta
MILLS HOUSE.
Charles J. Underwood, Boston; 8. NJ, Hare. New
YORK; 8. W. Unison, Boston; J. Ccnters, New
York; John S. Burtlgc, Heads Swings, 8. c.; L. d..
CAilds. Columbia; Hon. z. Pratt PrattyIilc; John
Wright, Ellis Munday, Edlsto; ". C. Paner and
son, PhIla dciphIa; z. ". McKncw, Robert Turner
baltimore; George II. Murray, New York; Ben
martin, South Carolina; 8. Dudley Rosa, Thiatie,.
phia; Francis Popman, l.. l.. Mcpherson, New
YORK; Charles c.'parkcr, Mcndcn, Conn; Charles
ID. King, Savannah; Leroy r. Youmans, Edgc1eld;
VIM. Foster, Brooklyn; Frank Hays, Lock Haven !:
w. Kelly, New Brunswick; Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel
Denny, Jr., Boston; J. n. sardy, New York: John
Sciley, Savannah; f. G. Turner and lady, Spar.
ta, Ga.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-12-20

TIE REV. l.. II. SuucK.-This .rcntlrmn,
WHO mas accepted a call 10 the pastoratc of tho
flrSt baptist Church OF Charleston, took leave Of
MS brethren In Barnwcll OIL Sunday last. Wc
learn from the Barnwcll Journal that large con.
SrcSa'ions were present both In the morning md
I'LL night, and Mt the conclusion OF the farewell dis
course ut night, Mr.. Sliuck extended the parting
hand 10 his flock and 10 his numerous friends
VINO were assembled. 1t was truly an affecting
scene, anu tears were seen In almost every eve.
IL was touching 10 see the immense crowds of
coiorcd people who thronged the galleries, anu
WHO testified hy their expressions OF sympathy
their deep interest in the painful separation. The
Journal says: ''Thc Rev. Mr.. ShucS has enjoyed
lor many years the confidence ami love OF
his church, and Of the community, and lie will
hardly fnd greater regard ana warmer affection
i'll any other fell OF labor. lie will DC followed
10 Ills Charleston home with the hest wishes OF
the members OF his late charge, who Will rejoice
III his future usefulness and happiness
beautiful silver goblet was presented 10 Mr..
ShucS by the ladies' of his church, as a token Of
Their love and esteem, AMI silver cup was prc.
senicd to the same gentleman by his coorcd
friends.
Mr. Shuck delivered his first sermon to Ills nc;y
charge yesterday morning, from Exodus, 18th
chapter, llth verse. The church was well at-
tended, and the services were or IN impressive
nature.