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Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1869-03-05
COBB 81 LIKENS

Alto EYS AT LA W.
MINERAL POINT, WIS,
General Cobb will attend each regular term OF
Court at Dodgeville
Office in Lenahans netD block, High Street. 15-tf
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AMERICAN HOUSE
VOCA, WIS,

This house has lately been renovated and newly
fitted up and is the best Hotel in Avoca. 1t is
large and furnishes ample accommodations for farm
stables in the place, which is large, warm and con-
vsnient, and capable of holding forty horses.
n6m5 GEORGE ZIMMERMAN, Prop.
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THIRD DAYS SESSION

WEDNESDAY, March 3d. A. N.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all the Supervisors present.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, so much of a
resolution heretofore passed, giving the
use of the court room to the "Dodgevile
Literary Association" at so cents per eve
ming was rescinded.
The following bills were presented and,
on motion allowed, all the Supervisors
voting therefor: BE- r.
VIM Sands sherif's ........$ "a so
Hendy. Thomas & Co., mdze Co. poor...... 1876 10
NV Rewey, mileage and attendance ....... 35 so &
II Snow, - ......... 30 so
A Campbell, ....... S5 81
Robinson. team hire...........-.....-... 2 so
On motion of Mr.. Campbell, the board
adjourned until l o'clock P. M.
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fW- The Ladies' Mite Society meets at
the residence of Mrs. Joseph Lean next
Saturday evening.
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7, 0. 0. F.,

DODGEvILL LODGE, No. 147, meets in Odd Eel
IL lows Hall, first building south of Court House,
every Saturday at O'clock. Members visiting the
village are invited to attend.
IOWA ENCAMPMENT, Nc. 27, I. O. o. F, meets in
i Odd Fellows Hall, first building south of the
Court House every I'd and 4th Friday evening Of each
month. J. j. CORNISH, q. p.
G. w. Snow, Scribe. .a.efso5sf :.
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EVENING SESSION.

O'CLOCK p. NJ.
Board met pursuant to adjournment
all the Supervisors present.
On motion of Mr.. Snow, the file of bills
was taken up and considered, and the
following were, on motion, allowed-all
the Supervisors voting therefor
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Public Notice.

List OF Jurors...Drawn February nth, 1889.
Circuit Court, Iosua County, Wisconsin March Term
A. D. 1869.
The following is list of the Grand and Petit Jul
rors drawn at the Clerks office of said Court in and
for the said county, and for the said term Of said
Court according to the form of our statute in such
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TN PROBATE.-IowA COUNTY CoURT
! In the matter of the estate of John j. Roberts,

| - deceased.
On reading and filing the petition OF Samuel w.
Reese, representing among other things that John
Bonner during his lifetime, and, at the time of
his DEATH administrator de bonis of the estate of
said John j. Roberts deceased That said estate was
never settled by said administrator and final
count presented to this court; and another
administrator de bonis having been duly appoint
ed of said estate, and that said petitioner, pre-
pairing account showing the responsibility of said
John Bonner administrator aforesaid, and would
present said account to this Corrt for examination at
its April session.
1t is therefore ordered, That said account be exam
ined by the Judge of this court the fifth day of
April, 1S69,at the court House in the village of
Dodgevie in said County. And it is further ordered,
That notice thereof be given to all persons interested
by publishing copy of this order for three
weeks prior to said day of examination in the DoDGE-
VILE CHRONICLE, weekly newspaper circulating in
said county. ~
BY the Court ALEX WILSON, County Judge.
Dated March /, 1S69.-25-3 ~
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Mineral Point Rail Road.

VINEGAR. -PRUssINGs CELEBRATED CIDER
VINEGAR, warranted pure, and to preserve pick les
FIRST PREMIUM awarded at the U. S. Fair Illinois
State Fair, and Chicago City fair Largest works of
the king in the United States.
CHAS. G. Il. PRUSSING,
3sm6 $50 34l state ST., Chicago
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MASONIC.

DODGEvILLE LODGE, No. 119 Ed A. M. bold
y their Regular Communications on the LIST and
Sd Fridays Of each month.
W JoNTs. Sec'y.
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KTOTICE TO TEACHERS, AND DIS
TN PROBATE County Court
Tn the matter of the estate of Ole Hanson, de

II IN FhODh
/ In the matter of the estate of Ole Hanson, de-
l. ceased. ~ s5t 81 ....-g.
On reading and filing the petition of Ole Ii. Roi-
son representing among other things that he has fully
administered said estate and praying that time and
place be fixed for examining and allowing his ac-
count of his administration 1t is ordered, That said
account be examined by the Judge of this Court, on
the fifth day of April next ensuing, at the Court
House in the village of Dodgevlle Audit is further
ordered That notice thereof be given to all persons
interested by publishing copy of this order for
three successive weeks in the DopGEvILLE CHRONICLE,
a weekly newspaper, circulating in said county.
BY the Court ALEA WILSON, TO. Judge.
March, 1st 1S69-25-3
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ID i E ID.

March lst 1862 at the residence of Mr.. Squires Mr.
JOIN G. MABBorr, formerly of Aroma, aged about
90 years.
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SOLDIERS CLAIM AGENCY.

DODGEVILLE WIS.
Collects back pay for discharged Soldiers, Bounty
None, and back pay for heirs of deceased Soldiers.
Pension certificates procured, Bounty claims settled
at prices established by Law. 49,.
nIy6tf SAMUEL W. REESE, Atty
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PROCEEDINGS

THE BOARD OF SUPERVISORS
OF IOWA COUNTY, AT QUARTERLY SESSION
HELD
Monday, Tuesday, and Wednesday, March list,
I'd ana Sd, 1859.
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Whereupon, on motion, board adjourn.
ed until o'clock A. M. tomorrow.
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HENDY, THOMAS 81 CO.,

GENERAL DEALERS IN STAPLE AND FAN
VI cy dry goods, groceries, crockery, hardware,
.esdy-made clothing, yankee notions, etc., etc. At
their store in Dodgevilie they at all times pre-
pared to attend to the wishes of customers. Ally
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The above firm have opened n. the old stand ofcy-
rus Roberts, on Iowa street DodgevilIs and having
ndued largely to the ho etJfoie good stock, they can
boast OF having the Fest stool BOOTS SHOES
IN podgevie Their stock consists Of well select
ed assortment of T.,
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GET THE GENUINE ARTICLE.

PHOENIX
INSURANCE COMP ANY.
HARTFORD, CONN. p
mercantile system of resident agents in all the
principle places Islow as genuine insurance
can be afforded At prompt response in par funds
to all honest osses ana faithful devotion to a le.
Ultimate business. n 9vol If
StNUEb w. REESE, Resident Agent
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UNDER "A DECREE IN EQUITY.
". q. Herios, zf1stee. vs y CAristop5er G
ZTunn6o. 44rot.
A. C. McGILLIVRAY.ot
AunfionAAi

VIII be sold on TUE>DAY. the 18th day OF Apr,Y
next In front OF the Ola ustorakouse at olock
All that PIECE OR PARCEL OF LAND. oonsist,nr
OF several Lots known BY the n1mbers eight. nine
ten. eleven and twelve. in plat Of Ia ds Of O. O.
1rumbo by Charles Parker. dated November "A.
1859. and to be found in oity pnt book Nov q page
a5 together with nth the buildings and i@provemenss
IN the who'e on the north 22A feet: east LOT fes&
inches; on the west 80 feet; the south 200 feet
putting and bounding west on Rutlsdgestreet, east
on lands formerly OF Lewis Trapmanu north ON lands
court. trlfaI ts-- -
From the lands above described tho following lot
s excepted to wit: AL that o,. o part of The said
premtses situated on the northeast corner. Of Rut
!edge,street and Trumbo's ourt. measuring ana
containing In front Rutedge street So faet In
Snss che on M the north line ioa tsst in hss east
the mortgages having been sat.saed a. to said last
mentioned part OF said prefni e8,
TERMS )ne!thir,d cash; balance. in &hree equal
successive annuh insalments, With ofntsfdst paya-
oIe semi arhuaily secured As bond Of purchaser
and mortgage OF premises; buildinoe 10 be insured
and policy Assigned. Puiouaser to pay, for papers
and stamps. 80 s 10 RsW. M.MACKEY
April s ~. rn2tu1l ;-!-.laIi- - l0I g. q.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 8.-P 1uilion Hotel.
Crawford, wife daughter and child, Portland. Me;
Geo W Evans and lady. Phiiadelphis; Joseph Dorra
New York. Klini6tter, Baltimore; q Bame Jno
Q Jacobs. Gilwaakle; W Woodson, New Yors: A N
Corrie. Florence John Sturdevant, b d Sturdevant.
Pennsylvania; = w Dent, oolum aia: A " Rhea Ten.
nessee; w johns. Emerson. u steamer Mar.
ragansett; Morris Jordan. J r Lomas Bevell. N
Y; III Jaeobs Manning. G; Capt NJ % Orowell,
steamship Aagnois; Thos Q stiles. Bloornaeld, N
Y; Il sparhawk. steamship Magnol1a; D II
Keels. Gourdins; T. o: J Dupong, Wilmington.
Del; D Fitler. Philadelphia; Thos Pa, ne, sava 4.
nah. Ga; M W scurry. Georgetown.
Charleston Hotet-H Buckwith " Walker N. Y:
NJ Re lily. Delaware; II e Woolman, CIty; l. Cham.
berlan. Albany. 7; AT Matson Poughkee sic. N Y;
McElrath, Robt Mcknight Augusta; Mcclure
and son, OhesAer, G; A Breasted. A T cuikin " Y:
Robt Douglas, Augusta: l. Eaton, Mrs w Ben.
nell. Warrington. d @: Fl LorinQ, N Y. A Carter
Jno Baem. Orange. Y: Vim b rk ey. N Y; T
do AltasO. N X; Jos Mcdonald, CHICAGO, iii: n A
Edson. N X; W stevenson. Husussa; J y r; houo.
SON. Yorkville, q Vi. Ma .H ~ Iorins. N r; Il w
Olant. rhiladelphta; John Loyering, Boston; n O
lincoln. bingham. Mass; r. aasnett. Boston; W Il
Douglas. Bnnalo. " Y; & n Cbisman Va; Jos Bor-
ra.NY; Win wyckon Newbsra, N Y;Ss wvckofs
West Troy. NJ Ss John low, n Mead, Jr. Miss ow.
Miss HurrnsAp. New York; O e Cardoso. Virginia;
: DunAam and Lady, Miss Dunham, Chiceao: Fox,
New York; M Forbes, Boston, Mrs PesFy. child
and snssds Englsad; Mise Lesry. 90 Learv, hew
York; Lanesdorf. New York; ID Callahan, savan.
nah; 2 II Remington. unitsd's d'ssatss Army; ) Liv.
ineaton. Miss Livingston. New York; n Wade wife
and son. Cleveland. Ohio; W W Hhsrmsn, Naw York;
q Flint and wife. Whitney and wlfc. Boston,;
George .sohrooderaky, New Yo,k; @ Onurfney
III Sadler. south Oaroltna; J % (loheas Augustus
John b Hubbard. John PiersOn ,ltlinhta: Il,
Cutcf. Geo &c n Monroe A Corhasn. o9R. X q
Ssrangs s, Hsw Yorki Ooonel henry Hagens. Renred
9 EnAan,as. Virginia; A r trutchneid Balfinnoro; Il
Morssars New YorA; y d Farrume. ) y Latin,sr.
Ph lade.pesai 9 n Manson, D Nea9e ~ifs and tao
ACn0s u Jtlls0n and lady ,ColuuAfja. " n Eernaer
-North CarosanA; AGsrdel. Baltilaosc. ,sc1
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Estate Sale, by ordsr Of tie Aascutoys.
BY j. Il. HUWfnREYS.
AW0GIOMo0r

On WEDNESDAY. the azh april. prox at tho Old
Oustomhouse, at ii O'Clock will ofer
All that certain PIE + Or FARO. l. o. LAND, I'm
the Town OF ~ummerville imm diat.iv opposite the
Captain WIN. Trout. m.asusDg a1dreYntajn1ag one
e; acre; more no OF lesss RosAE aad ho1ading 70 the
main road and east and ct on and, o. late Capt
trout; toge.her with tho mprov m,,nts thereon,
Consisting OF com iortsbi esd ,nc with four rooms
lathed and plas cred. with wide double ,,piaz1as.
good repair.
There is also attlched o ane Vegetable and Flower
Garden ana scns very choics Fruit Trees.
/ SciF0'sN .rG ALSO. ,stp,Irt y
2 he LOr adjoining the b,ve on the "ast, rneasur-
ing and con aintn9 oas ~ acr m ,re or less.
~ resms--One-haif cash; baan in one year.
cured by bond aud mOrtR4ge. OF the Purchaser.
Purchaser to pay for pRp foe o anapa.
The Abov0 property car be tre d for IL private
sale at No ~ BRO street m4wl March ~
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DEATH OF AN EsTIMABLE LADY.-The Abbe-
vile papers announce the death on the 9th ult,
after long an painful illness, of Martha Calhoun
Burt, wife of Hon. Armstead Burt ii, the 58th year
of her age. Mrs. Burt was the daughter Of William
Calhoun of the Calhoun Settlement, in the District
of VAUDEVILLE After she married, her husband beng
lawyer in practice at Abbevle village she resided
there until Mr. Burt elected to Congress In ls42
after which event she spent much time in Washing
ton City, whore she lived the most intimate terms
with ber uncle, Hon. John G. Calhoun, General Geo.
McDuffe, and others little less distinguished until
Mr. Burt voluntarily retired from public fe and re-
turned to Abbeville After residing several years at
Orange Hill plantation, Savannah River. Mr.. Burt
returned again to Abbeville Courthouse where Mrs.
Burt died, and, amidst largo concourse of sympa-
thizing friends, buried in the cemetery OF Trn
ty Church on Easter Sunday. Mrs. Burt
complished lady of the old school. Sprung from q
family distinguished for wealth. Intelligence and
position, and possessing high personal qualities she
united the highest breeding with the utmost frank
ness and cordiaity Of manner. Always particularly
aable to the young she the leader Of every cir
ole In which she moved. whether in the quiet, refu-
cd society Of her nativc srict, among the dis
tinguished orators and statesmen who were delight
ed to surround her in Washington.
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Valua6Ie Real Estate at AUCTION.
BY LOWNDES & GRIMBAL1

BY virtue of order of sale to me directed by tho
Hon George :. Bryan. Judge OF the United StataE
District Court, for the DISTRICT OF south Carolina.
will offer for sale at Public Auction at the Old
Posto6ace Charleston, y. O.. TO-MOkROW. AprN
1890 t II O'Clock. M.
the City OF Charleston State Aforesaid situated ans
being on spring street. south side Anown az No 81:
near RutledRe Avenue measuring fify.Hye 1854 faS
front, by one hundred and seventya t175) 1eoe
deep be the same more or less. The House has
ionr square rooms. two at,ios. dressing room ana
having been .punted and repaired dace the war
ended On the premises are largo cstern and
commodious outbuilolnRa
Term.-One-half ca-a in gold ana the remaining
Son on mar en on % credit Of one wears purchaser to vo
day Of sale, and PAYABLE in gold seou ed by mort
ga OF the premises, with covenant for Insurance
ana assignment OF policy and for resale 40 case Of
breach Of condition of bond and TO nav fo1 panars
ana stamps G.. HERRERr SASS.
Assignee Of Evans & CogsweI.
April Mhl8 20. .23, ,26 az, 30 Apl,SS
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TOYS. FANCY GOODS, VELocIpEDEs, AND INDIA
RUBBER GooDs.-It should be known to the public
and esp; to county merchants visiting Charles
ton, that Mr.. E.. Won Santen. In King.streer near
Market-sreet. keeps always on hand not only sup
ply of the above articles fol- his retail trade but alec
Of the largest wholesale stocks in that line to be
found anywhere in the South. Country merchants
would find 1t greatly to their advantage to give HIM
q call before buying their stocks in that line, be-
cause as he has Hade these hinsa hia anecialty he
can offer peculiar inducements. special attention Is
called to hs large assortment Vf the LATEST styles Of
India rubber ohtng and other rubber goods. He
has India rubber capes, the cloth Of which of an
entire new manufacture very light and specially
adapted for use in Southern climate. It does
net stick together draw up. and has the appear
ance OF handsome beaver cloth. Mr.. Won Santen be-
ing IN correspondence with all the manufacturers of
velooipedes. can All orders for these vehicles on
advantageous teras. giving his customers all the ad
vantages Of his own extensive information. Read
his advertisement elsewhere which contains list of
bis principal goods.
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e6anfp GOODS Wtc.
BEA UTIFUh FANCY GOODS,
TOY s. &c


OPENED FOR THE SPRING TRADE 1869.
A LARGE ASSORTMENT, AT Low PRICES,
IN consisting In part Of:
CHINA TOILET GOODS lROCKING HORSES
M0ntepece Ornaments rwO, Three ana Four
Photograph Albums Wheeled Velocipedes
Iadics' Workboxes lin, Iron and Wood Toys
Writing Desks. Fans Toy Wagons. Wheclbar-
Portemonaios, Purses rows
Cheap Family Soaps, Per- Dolls, Marbles Toys,
fumery,'&c. Kites
German Pipes, Stems, &c Games great variety for
Fancy Baskets. Picnic in and out of door use,
travelling and Flower such as
= Baskets ,oquet
beautiful China Bouquet Base and Rubber Balls
Holders BattIedors
Chna cups and Saucers Hoops and Graves
vases, &C Rolling Hoops, &c.
Children's Carriages
have always on hand a full line OF Domestic
Fancy Goods and TOYS. anT tho latest styles of Vien-
na, Cfenbach and Paris Goods, novelties OF the
trade.
1 mako speciality OF INDIA RUBBER GOODS,
such as rubber Overcoats. Capes Leggings Caps,
Pillows. Hospital cushions, Door Mats Rubber
Piano Covers, White and Black Nursery Sheeting.
Rubber Toys &c.
thank my patrons for past favors, and earnestly
solicit continuance ofthe same.
F. Won sANTEN,
No. 229 King street, twoidoors above Market.
April5 mwfImo
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PROJECT TO REBUILD THE INSTITUTE HALL
An informal meeting of several of the directors of
the Agricultural Institute was held at the Charleston
Hotel on Saturday evening, for the purpose Of ariv-
ing at some conclusion in reference to the rebuild
Ing of the Institute Hail. It there is a mort
gage on the lot he old theatre se) Of fifteen thous-
and dollars, held by the city. and effort will be
made at tho next meeting Of Council to have the lien
waived. in order to facilitate the project II this
movement be carried out It thought the Board
Of Trade may be induced to combine with the Instl-
tute and locate in tho building the reading
they have in view
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JOB PRINTING AT The NEWS OFFICE.

JOB PRINTING AT The NEWS OFFICE. For
we have just established in connection with our
business, Job Printing Office. where we are now
prepared to execute all kinds of Job printing with
cheapness, accuracy and dispatch. This department.
of our Office is in charge of accomplished and con-
scientious practical printers. and friends who
favor us with their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution. .
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs-JUDaE CARPENTER
PREsIDING.-Tbe case Of Hayne vs. the Insurance
and Trust Company of Charleston, in which the
pIaint1f was represented by Mr.. Lord and the de-
PENDANTS by Messrs Ycadon g. H,pckel after elabo.
rate argument was given to tho jury Friday last.
The action was brought to recover the amount due
upon policy of insurance for nine thousand dol.
lars, effected by the plaintiff upon her house III
exandria-street, in Octoe er. 1863 and renewed in
December, 1864. The building insured was destroy
by the fire whi broke out in the Northeastern Rail-
read Depot on the morning Of the 17th February,
1865 when the city was evacuated by tho Confed-
craze and occupied by tho Federal troops The
claim was resisted by the company upon the ground
1s that the loss within the clause OF the policy
which provided that the insurance should not be
liable Tor any lose happening by of any inva
sion insurrection, rio. civil commotion, or any
military or usurped power; and Cd, that the con-
tract was subject 10 DO scaled under the ordinance OF
the convention pas ed September 1865.
The charge Of judge Carpenter was as follows:
The STATE OF South Carolina having b. en- engaged
in an unlawful war against the United states when
the contract sued on was made, and having remain.
ed in hostility to the national authority when the
!css ocourfeG there hav ng been organized army
having been in state OF siege when tho contract
was male, and at the time Il fire occurred the cur
rsncS IN general use in Charleston and this state by
the public authorities. chartered corporations and
the business community being other than the lawful
currency Of the United etates and of less value there
tore
1st The court charges the jurors that they be-
hevo from the evidence, the pa lies to this suit
citizens Of this State and residents therein at
time the contract sued on msde then said de
tdcto government and organiz d army were not
usurped powers within the ne ming of this po icy.
I'd. There is no evi 'ence this to show that
the loss happened by means of invention within the
terms Of this contract s.ai}
Sd. There is no proof in this cause showing that
the loss happened by eals of riot, civil commo
on within the terms and spirit OF the contract be-
tween the parties. -
The jurors will determine the kind Of Gu rency
the parties to the contract contemplated when 1t was
made-whethcr gold. silver, other lawful monev
of the United states the currency then in general
use; and should they believe from the evidence It
WAS the latter, they should find for the painttf
value according to the mutual understanding and
intent OF the parties of thousand dollars said
deprecated currency, on the 28th day of December,
1854, In the lawful currency of the United States
with interest on such sum from the 12th day of July
1860. provided 'hev beieve that the plaintiff sus-
taned damage to that sniouut
The jury, after consultation, found themselves
unable to agree up verdict. and were discharged
on Saturday.
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Aurtiun Sales.
SIlEESIFF'S SALE.
BY A. e. McGILLIVRAY.

by virtue Of writ OF F1eri Facias. to me directed
and delivered, will be sold THIS DAY, tie 5th
Courthouse between the hours of IL A. NJ and s
O'Clock p NJ
All the right title and interest Of the defendant in
all that LOT OF LAND on west side of Amer ca
street and bounded north bv lands or late of D.
b. Comstock; west By lands OF Charles Daguet;
south uy lands OF Dennis Biffermann; east by Amer
lea street. Measuring north line 70 feet; same
on south line, and on east and west lines 60 feet
more or less.
Levied on and to lie sold as the property of Dudley
b. Comstock, under an execution in the case of Will
liam Armstrong VS.. Dudley B. Cvmstock ct a.
ALSO,
At tho same time and place
All the right. title and interest Of J. H. Baooett in
a LOf OF LAND. situate in Rose Lane next to the
cornor of Bogardstreet, west side measuring 2s feet
front on Rose Lane, by As feet in depth, more or
less.
evied on and to b sold as the property Of ]. Fl.
Baggott, under execution in the case OF Michael
). iobin VS.. j. H. Baggett & Co.
Terms cash. T.. W. NJ MACKEY
April ma So O.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCirCulatton.-TKfED DAILY NEWS
COGNIzED AS HA WING THE LARGEST CIR
CULA7ION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOETYCE AT THE END OF
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFICE Law.
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THE NEW UNITED STATES CoURTHoUsE.-It
is not generally known that tn tho last hours of the
recent session of Congress. appropriation Of
$4,000 was made for tho purchase Of the building in
this city known as the Club House, and for fitting
up the same for the of the United states Courts
Judge Bryan, we learn has directed that the circuit
session Of his court, VIII ch noes to- dav shall
be holden OF the usual hour at tho Club House to.
day, instead Of at the Gadsden Mansion IN Broad
street. Jurors, members of the bar, and others in
terested, are requested to govern themselves ac
corr