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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-12
SALE AT WALTERBoRO'.

SOUTH CAROLINA. . ID
By virtue of an order to me directed BY the Hon.
George 8. Bryan, Judge OF United states District
Court for South Carolina, will be sold at public
BEING MONDAY. the 9Th day Of April. 1859.
All that BODY OR TRACT OF LAND, htuated IN
St. Darthuomew's Parish, Col'ton County, 3. o.
on the south side Of Edisto River, and on the head
waters OF leland Creek and Red Bank Greek. Butung
and bounding to the north on lands now or late Of
John E. Meister & Co.. Peter W. Reutz and Eldrod
Spell; to the south on lands of N. Rayso., James
]. Jennings and John Z. Meister CO east On nn1A
of the .saw Mill Company" now or late OF John u.
Meister Co., and west on Lands OF fLewis Z. Lindefs
containing - acres.
Terms0One-half cash; balance In one year. secnr-
ed ,by bond Of the purchaser and mortgage OF tho
premises. Purchaser to pay assignee for necessary
paners and stamps BIsSELLt
March IL fms Assignee OF Hutson Lee.
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ELEGANT LUNoE.-At the Palmetto Shades
No. 125 East Bay. will be served to-day by The PRO
prietor, Mr.. q. H. FohreE bach. an elegant lunch
consisting of oyster stew, roast pork and boiled NUT
ton, with capers sauce.
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Ayers Cathartic Pills.
EoR ATT. THE PURPOSES OF A FAMILY

L
PHYSIC,
Are 20 compos u that disease within the range OF
their action can raic:y with-,and or eradp them.
Their renct ating properties search, and Gle nse
and invigorLtc every portion OF the human organ-
i, IN corr, citing it's diseased action, and ring its
healthy yitalities. as conscQu nee oi these pro-
DC ties the invalid who bowel dove with pain or
ply,ic dtbiiy Is asionishcd to fiud his heal or
energy restored by remedy ut onco so simple aud
invG g.
Not only do they cure the everyday complaints
Of Every body, bat also many formidable aud danger
GUS diseases. The agent below nam u Is leased to
furnish gratis my Amcr can m Lac, combining
C, r,icats OF their cures and directions fol their
use in tho following comp aints: Costveness,
Heartburn, Iicadachr Arising from disorder OF
stom eli, Sau- ca Indigestion, Pain in and Morbid
Inact II of iho Eowe :. Fia'ulenc,, Loss OF Appe-
;,tr Ja,lntiicc and other kindred complaints. aris
iug from Il low state OF the body or obs rucion OF
lis func:ions They are excellent Alternative Tor
the renovation oil the blood aud the res oraion OF
tone und strength the system debil;tated by dis
ease.
PREPARED By
Dr. j. q. AVER & CO.,
Lowell, Mass.
Sold al wholesale by : :DoWIE l. NOISE,
Charleston, s. c.. and BY Retail Druggists every
where. fmw3mos DAG Dcrerber %
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TIE PEopRIEToRs OF ''Whann's Raw Bone
Supe: phosphate oi Limo cordially Invite farmere.
dealers ald others interested in procuring first
class manure, to call and examine their works. see
process of manufacture, and Inspect the m'terials
used. They have no secrets, give full value and
guarantee theit Phosphate to come up to the stan
dard analysis. Clalhorn, Herring Co. are the
agents for the sale of 1t in Augusta and Charleston
February % limo
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CLUBS AND STAR s.-The following cases
wsss disposed Of at the Mayors Court yesterday:
VIM. Lynes, colorea, disorderly in Queen-street.
Fined $40; in default of paying to be turned over to
magistrate.
sarah Flood. colored, arrested By Officers Reed
and Npson for the larceny of $40 in currency from
the room of Mr.. P. NJ Nancy at the Mansion House.
Broad.street, on Monday night. Held for further
examination.
Alfred Harrison, colored, arrested on suspicion OF
being implicated in tie arcepy ofa number OF over
coats from the different parties that have Occurred OF
late. Held for further examination.
Jim Smith, colorsd, arrested for peddhng fowls In
Frendst-ees contrary to city ordinance. Fowls for
feited and fined S.
James. Griffin. coored boy, was arrested yester'
day for stealing cologne from the drug house of Dr.
a. Baer, No. 1s1 Meeting-street, the night OF the
10th instant.
Celia Brown, colored, was also arrested for the
larcen; of silver spoon, from the residt OF Mr.
D. Jacobs, Wentworth.street, on Saturday, the 9Th
instant.
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AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL

PROBABLY NEvER BEFORE IN TIE WHOLE
history of medicine has anything won 80 widely and
go deeply upon the confidence OF mankind as
this excellent remedy for pulmonary complaints.
through long series of years, and among most OF
the rnces OF men, 1t has rise higher aud higher In
their estimation II has become better known. It's
uniform character and TO cure the vorious af
fections of the lungs and throa have made known
az reliable protector AGAINST them. While adapted
to mider forms of disc .se and young children 1t
ls at the same time the most cfectual remedy that
can be given for nciment consumption, and the dam
gero,ls affections of the throat and lungs AS pro.
Vision annnst sudden atiacks Of Lroup it should be
kept on hand In every family, and indeed, as oil are
sometimes subject to colds and coughs, all shon!d
be provided with this anidote for them.
Although settle CONSUMPTION q .nounht incura.
ble still great numbers OF cases where the disease
+eencSa sattlsd hnva bean toinpcce.,. cured, and
the patient restored 10 sound health by the CHERRY
PICTORIAL. so complete is its mastery over the dis
orders OF the Lungs and Throat, that the most OBJ
stnate Of them yield to Il. Whtn nothing else could
reach them under the Cherry PEcToRAL they sr.b-
SIDE aud disappear
SINGERS AND PUBLIC SPEAKERS find great protec-
ton from 1t.
ATHENA is always relieved aid often wholly cured
by ii.
RnoEcIIITIs is generally cured by takirg the CHEZ
ny PEcroRAL IL small and frequent doses.
SO get orally are its virtues known that We need
not publish the certificates of Ihcm here. or do more
than assure the public that Its qualities are fully
llliusliuCil.
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Drp GOODS, Gtf.

WE BEG TO INFORM THE LADIES AND OUR
w Customers in general, that we have just re-
ceIved lin addition to our usual stock OF DOM ESIiC
and FANCY GOul 81, new supply suitable 1cr the
present seaSon.
ooNsrsrIEa OF:
Beautiful styles of sPuING DRESS GOODS, at
cLoASS, DRY GOODS, PoPLINs, &C., at reduced
prices
Heavy Balmoral skirts ats1
Very choice article Black silk at s. Is
Ladies. super Merino Vests only 81
Gnod quality Kid Gloves ut 81
$50 dozen HOOP sKlEi S, 81 10 6Oc.
Nice Quality Spring Calicoes at l21a cents
Uttenhrimer's celebrated French CURSET, sl UU
and upward
full and complete assortment of German and Eng
lish HOSIERY from 12A up
lin Cloih and Lisle GLOVES. elegant designs
ALSO,
good selection OF
BLANKETS, COMFORTS. QUILTS
FLANNELS. CAsSIMERES
TABLE DAMASKS, &C.,
At tho lowest figures.
We would also notify our patrons that W. have ar-
ranged separate department our Store cxclu.
sively for
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS, TRUNKS, sc.
sJ- ENTRANCE ON CALHoUN-STREET.
FURCNGUTT d HEOS.,
No. 437 KING.sTEEET.
December Is 3mo
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To THE PLANTERS OF SOUTH CAROLINA AND
GEORGIA wing .'WHASN's" RAW BONE SU.
pEnPHosPHATE OF IME 10 be fully equal to the
best Fertilizers in market. and superio' to many,
and being desirous of baving it thoroughly tested.
have concluded 10 offer the following Pr,mlums:
1st For the largest yield OF Co ton iiom an acre OF
land Silver Pitcher worth slOO. ID. For The Sec
ond largest yield of Cotton from acre of land, o
silver Pitcher worth $50. 3s For the lars, st yield
o! Corn from an acre OF land a Silver Goplet worth
SIS.
Tho above premiums will be awarded where
"WHASSs'" RAW DoSE SurERPuosPuArE acne is
used on the acre producing the Yield
Those applying ioc the premiums will hc required
to furnish sais:acto evidence OF the amount pro.
duced ON tho acre, statement of the manntr II
which they applied The manure. 4 limited amoun;
only of this Phosphate vii! be distributed during the
season. Prices delivered on the cars at Charleston.
sG5 per ton, cash; SO for apprcvt city accept
ances, payable ist Noyemrcr.
CLAGHoRN. HERRING & CO.,
Accommodation Wharf, Charleston, S. c.,
And No. 7 Warren Block, Augusta. Ga.
February % limo
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M.>UpAcrrnrS A'D ErtP' cnHsTANiIy
or uA%D. lIES,iD UM"i Il Of e:r y HH,rr,i'
lion. Doors. aSi"s. na. Mcu!u,,ss w xo..r ,
nrcss rnxos for r:cans nj liquors nan"lae urrd
IN and C const.nt y On huul a h's fh.!oEI AHD
VAR ROOM, hing, op ctiie 'a"n"n stfe't Oh
Line City Halfway. mWl Ililo D"c ~ NV " :
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MEETINGS THIS DIY.
NIaricn Lodge. at z p. NJ.
Charleston Board of Trade. at 8 P. II.
n. A. and P. A.. at half past P. NJ.
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IL their
WHOLESALE BUSINESS,
would respectfully inform
SOUT THE IsN Blu I; Il S
that their stock during tho coming season Will be
LARGER AND MORE COMPLETE
than ever tore anu an inspection of it before put.
chasing elsewhere Is SO icited
Having their own buyers in each Of the principal
j2u opcap markets. tn VIII be able to u"ir:aIi the
long cs arlshcd reputario OF The house tor krepn,
desirable, sal able gon"s. OF W ich alhU. their II ns
experience successful let llers ample guarantee.
The several lei or In nts are, viz: SILK. DIR -
CO. D., CLOi IL >HAWL>, CLO. X. UPhULS-
TRY, LIStN>, WHITE GOODS, HOSIn aud
GLOVES, LADIES' and CbIiDRES', UrF. T..
TING, in each Of which will be- found goods .c.cct-
ed especially to meet the d mands OF southern Gus.
toners.
Samples of New Goods sent upon application
LORD & TAYLOR.
Nos 46l, 463 465 L 467 Broadway, v.u.v..,.
Nos. 255, 257, 259 e. 26l Grand-street He" iofA'
WHOLESALE wAnERooMs:
Nos. 461 to 4G7 Broadway, Gu raGce on Grand.st.
March 2 1mos
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Valley News.

At Moore's Store, Shenandoah county,
Daniel CARRIER is appointed pos tlnaster,
vice john Showalter, resigned.
HOMICIDE -About Ii o'clock last
Wednesday night Alec Cary. (colored)
was killed On the Wildwood aud Berryville
Turnpike by Pinkey Blakely (colored) =
Clarke Courier
W. & s. r. R-Captain Collins in
forms US that the rails for this road are
now arriving daily, and that the track
will be laid to Newtown, and perhaps
Middletown, by the 1st Of November
Times.
Some wretch invaded the premises of
Mr.. G., G. Yeakle, on Fort Hill, one
night last weeks, aud succeeded in appro-
priating to himself some of Mrs Y's. jewer-
ly, valued at 1925. No clue yet to the
thief. - WincAester Times
UNIVERSITY News. There are over
400 Students at the University now, it is
said, and the prospect are that the num-
Der this session will be far larger than
that of any other session since the war.
The Students are from the South prin-s
cipally .-Chronicle.
ACCIDENT. One afternoon last week
the Leesburg stage coach broke down,
near the farm of DR.. Stephenson on the
road leading from Berryville, to Castle
mans Ferry. We regret to learn. that
two ladies who were in the coach at the
time were good deal bruised. CLARKE
Courier.
The workmen have commenced laying
the foundation of the Lutheran Parsonage
in this town. Rev Mr.. Snyder hopes to
move into it at some time during the win
ter. 1t will improve the appearance of
the Northern end IF town, aud we hope
may be pushed toward to completion as
rapidly as possible. = Valley.
Rev. JAS II. MARCH At a recent
Temperance meeting in Front Royal, at
the close Of an address by Mr. Clarke,
says the Sentinel. 1.-THE Rev. j. II March,
the learned and eloquent Methodist.
divine was introduced He expressed
regret at not being able to hear the whole
of the opening address. but came in time
only to hear the touching appeal to the
ladies'. His remarks were highly inter-
esting being truly characteristic of his
noble and patriotic heart - Winchester
Tines.
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The Tennessee Senatorial Contest

WASHINGTON, October 8.-A lady has
arrived here from Tennessee, to whom
Mr. johnson expressed his certainty Of bis
election to the United States Senate.
The message of the Governor of Ten
nessee will be held back till Monday
New YoPK. October 8.-A special
from Nashville to the Times says the action
of the Legislature shows hasty and sweep
ing bills to repeal all Legislation since
the war One bill was presented to re-
peal all laws passed in 1865, 1867 and
1868; also one to provide for another
constitutional Convention.
The Legislature has passed bills re-
pealing the loyal jury and newspaper laws
and repeating all test-oaths.
Andrew johnson occupies the finest
suit OF rooms in Nashville, aud election
GERS with great earnestness. His friends
are here in force, and confident of defeat
ing the fifteenth amendment.
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THE MosBY DUEL.-The rumor men
tioued in the Washington correspondence
of the Baltimore Sun of this morning that
duel had been fought in this vicinity
by Col. DIosby aud Sheriff Boyd, of
Fauquier county, aud both parties
been wounded, is incorrect, and judging
from the fact that the following letter,
which appears in the Warrenton Index OF
this morning. along with the other cores
pondence, dated the Bird inst. and which
was handed to the Sheriff on that day.
has not yet been replied to. it is not prob
able that a hostile meeting will take
place Gazette
WARRENToN, Oct. 3rd, 1869.
Sir: Your note of the End is evasive.
III omitted your offensive language. it
was because 1 desire no explanation Or
apology My object has been to test
whether you would fight as a gentlemen ;
and to remove all pretext for further
equivocation, | now quote your objec-
tionable language. You said that you
.'could prove in Pennsylvania that was
highway robber" [ now demand
satisfaction (not explanation or equivoca
tion)
Will you fight?
Col Smith has full authority to act.
Respectfully, yr. oh. st.,
Jno S. Mosby.
Col. ". H. Boyd.
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wv ooDsToCK FEMALE SEMINARY.

w
This Institution will resume its operation on
the first Monday in September.
The term will be divided into two sessions
the first ending the last Friday in January the
second commencing on the following Monday
and ending on the goth OF June, with the usual
vacations. Students will be charged from the
date of entrance to the end of the session. No
deduction viii be made except in of pro-
traeted illness.
WOODSTOCK is A HEALTHY LOCATION
and equal to any town in the Valley Of Virginia
for its morality. 1t is situated on the o., A q
NJ Railroad, and the Valley Turnpike be-
tween Winchester and Stanton.
Board can be had at private boarding houses
on reasonable terms.
TERMS:
Per session of FIVE months, payable quarterly.
l. Orthography, Reading, Writing and
Mental Arithme tic, ........................$ 90
2. Geography, Grammar and Written
Afltnmetlc III W
3. Geography, High School, Ancient
and Sacred, Grammer and Analysis,
English Composition, History and
arithmetic. IL 30
4. Mental and Moral Science, Natural
In Philosophy, Chemistry. Botony, as
tronomy, Heather Mythology and
Languages, Is 90
Accidental Fee, (requii ed in full in all
cases, 80
For particulars address
2. W. MAGRUDER, Principal,
aug Woodstock, Virginia
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Che Shenandoah gerald.
WOODSTOCK, VIRGINIA.
Thursday Morning, October II, 1863

Tue Virginia Legislature convened, at
Richmond, on the fifth inst. and orgahIz
ed itself according to the Reconstruction
laws of Congress, with very considera-
BILE degree of harmony and good feeling
There was but little for this body to do,
at the present, and the mode and aianner
of its doing being prescribed, they acted
we'll their part and did it quickly. The
fourteenth and fifteenth amendments to
the Federal Constitution were adopted,
and then that body adjourned until Mon
dav the 18th inst, when they will pro-
coed to elect United States Senators, ac-
cording to the letter of the law. Quite
a number of candidates have been spoken
of as suitablesspersons to represent the old
State in the Federal Legislature, ell hay
ing more or less Objectionable features in
their political characters The senatorial
question was.quite freely discussed. du-
ring. last week, amongst both the dele
gates and Hobbies, and quite a general
feeling prevails to elect virginians,
amongst whom Col. j. F. Lewis Seems
the most prominent, and we believe his
election would give general satisfaction
til throughout the entire State, as 1t assur-
ely will through the Valley district
Gen. Milford is also favorably spoken Of
for that position. and We have been assu-
red by ose who have had an opportunity
10 know, that Gen. Milford would in ev-
cry respect be eminently qualified for The
position. and would be very acceptable tC
the people of Virginia. We have heard
Col. Guild, late confederate exchange of
fcer, speak in the highest terms Of Gen
milford.
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SPAIN.

MADRID, October S.-Tbe Republicans
have Withdrawn from the Cortes
The Insurgents who withdrew from Rens
were attacked by the troops, and lost SO
killed and 600 wounded. Combats in
various places are reported, with the troops
generally victorious.
Preparations for the departure of the
Cuban reiuforcements have been suspen-
ded.
Several volunteer battaliops have Jeff
Madrid for service against the insurgents
The insurgents have headquarters al
Mansa. thirty miles north of Barcelona.
They have captured Creme.
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two years 1,50c, 600 5000
No right of old policy holders will be effected:
they will continue to pay the same rate as before,
to hold the policies as before, to have the
same rights, benefits, and privileges as before,
and have equal present security with greater fu-
ture benefit than before. All renewals OF old pol
ices will be in name of new company, under spe-
ca authority from the respective directors OF the
old companies.
new charter was obtained with the rights of
policy holders guaranteed, and We call your spe-
cial attent, to the following desirable features
in said char ter
''Section 2. The business of the company shall
be to make insurance on thelives OF individuals
in all branches of life insurance, to grant, pur-
cahse, or dispose of'annuties, re-iasure risks.
Section 3. There shah be a guarantee capital
of at least one hundred thousand dollars, divided
in shares of one hundred dollars each
AID which capital stock may be retired at such
time and in such N amer as the Directors shall
order otter the assets of said company shall be
one million of dollars independent ofsaid capital;
provided the assets be sufficient to provive for
outstanding liabilities, by estimate of the lnsur
ance Department of Yirginia-if one be created
or of some insurance depai tment IN State where
such exists, or by the actuary OF said company.
''Section 4. The business of the company SHALL
be conducted On the plan Of DISTRIBUTING TO The
PoLICY-HuLDEks THE PROFITS of the business, as
hereinafter provided, unless by the consent of the
assured the policy selected is noE-participating.
.'Section 10. The company may issue policies
on the lives of husbands and parents, or others,
for the benefit OF wives and families or other ben
eGcaries interested in their lives as ancestors,
descendants, creditors. or dependents-and the
same shall not be liable Tor the debts contracts
of the assured, except provided in the policies
assured.
'sScction Is. The company may issue policies
payable in GOLD Provided premiums are paid
in the same"
section Is. The permanent investment Of
funds shall be in mortgages or liens on uEiSoUa-
BEkED REAL ESTATE WORTH IopBLE THE AMOUNT
LOANED.
',Scotion Ii. The Directors shall have power
to open and establish BRANCH OFFICES in such
places as they deem proper. and Tx rules for
their management
Thus We have . model charter, fully, protect
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DUBLIC SALE OF VERY VALUABLE
REAL AND PERSONAL PROPERTY

Will be sold at Public Sale, on
TUESDAY AND WEDNESDAY,
October 26th and 9th, one mile north of Mt.
Jackson, ON Valley Pike, my home tract Of land,
one of the most desirable residences in the VAL
ley, consisting of
10 ACRES.
The improvements consists of a very good
DWELLING HOUSE,
containing eleven rooms, all convouientIy ar
ranged; good Servants House. arge Swi.zer
Barn, Granary, Corn Crib, Ice House, Dairy, and
other necessary buildings.
Water convenient to both houge and barn.
There is also very fine Orchard of choice
Fruit and Vineyard of
1900 VINES,
which will bear next season. | will also sell at
the same time and place tract of 200 acres of
first Iare
LIMESTONE LAND,
of which IS or so acres are in good Pine and Oak
Timber.
ALSO $50 ACRES
of Timbered Land, about "a miles distant from
the home tract. There is on this tract great
deal of fine Saw Timber.
will also offer at the sane time AND place the
following personal property, for cash: f,
1900 bushels of CORN,
500 WHEAT,
100 OATS,
30 I" GLOVER SEED,
Is head of fat CATTLE,
and a lot of HOGS.
| will also sell the following personal property
on a credit of six months Tor amounts above ten
dollars. All amounts of ten dollars and under,
the ash will be required. viz:
About % tons of HAY,
6 head of HORSES,
{" COLTS,
20 CATTLE
A good Reaper, Drill. plows, Wagons, and
other Farming implements
Sale will commence at 10 o'clock a.
TERMS OF SALE.
On the real estate, one-third in sixty days, the
purchaser to give negotiable notes. onethird in
one year, and one-third in two years from day of
SALE with interest from date.
sepl42t LEMUEL ALLEN.
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Gen. Sheridan was called upon for a
speech at the Wisconsin State Fair, and
said: Ladies and gentleman, know you
do not expect me to make speech, and SO
| will only make my bow" He bowed ;,
but was again called for, and came for
ward bowling and said Ladies and
gsntlem men. | will repeat my little speech,
and give way to others"
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of the Stale to the, Union, received only
Eve votes. In the same body resolution
was offered that, in view of the doubts
expressed as to the legality Of this Legis-
lature, it will. after admission to the
Union, reenact the Fourteenth and Fiji
teeth Amendments.
The resolution was referred.
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New York Radical Nominations.

NEw YoKK, October The Repub-
J lican State Committee to-day nominated
General Sigel FOR Secretary Of State. 1t
is understood he has accepted. Also,
William B. Taylor, Of OneIda county,
for Engineer and Surveyor aud Horace
Greedy for Comptroller, subject to accep-
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Pay for Members at the LegisEatul

Pay for Members at the Legislature.
General Candy yesterday ordered the
State Treasurer to pay upon warrant of
the Auditor Of Public Accounts the fol-
lowing sums from any moneys in the
Treasury not otherwise appropriated, for
expenses of the General Assembly for
the session commencing on the 9Th day
Of October, 1869:
For pay and mileage of members of the
General Assembly S12. 167
For pay of clerks, sergeants alarms,
doorkeepers, pages, &c $50
For fuel, stationery and contiagen-
cies. 1000
For repairs, alterations and improve
lntnts in Capitol building. 1000
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Death of Ex-president pierce

CONCORD, N H., October s-Frapk-
lin Pierce, ex-Presilent OF the United
States. died this morning. This leaves no
ex-Presidsnt Of the United States. d.
rectly elected by the people, now alive.
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HARTFORD, October 7.-Returns from
all but thirty eight towns that held elcc-
tons on Monday last foot up; Republic
cans. SO; Democrats. 81. The Repub-
licans gain seven towns Democrats four.