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A. c. McGILLIvRAY, Auc,lonecr.
Under DECREE IN EQUITY.
JAMES W. GRAY, MASTER IN EQUITY. suc.
CESSOR OF JAMES TUPPER, DECEASED.
vs.. ELIZABETH WITTSCIIEN

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the eth day OF Novcm.
per next In front OF the Old Custom House, at
All that LOT OF LAND ith fhe buIIdinus
thereon situate west side O. urch st reef Cjfv Sf
charleston, y. O.; Dutting II, Al on Lands nj Rn
Dert Llmehouse, south OH Lands hereinafter men
uoheu, east ON Church street. west Oh I.unts OF
CnorieS Manignult, measuring, front, on Church
street 81 feet, and In depth 130 feet more or less
ALSO,
All tlat LOT OF LAND adjoining the above on
tic soutl measuring, front, on Church street. 81
leet Inches, on the rear line 20 feet inches on
north line l3o feet inches, and south line I25
ieet y inches, more or loss; buttlng north on
Lands herein described, VIC t OH Lands OF Mani.
Enuil, south ON 81. Philips Church-yard, cast on
Church street. ~
Terms-one-thrd cash; balance on n credit OF
one anu two years, with Interest from day OF sale
OF the purchaser and mortgage OF the promises.
Premises to be insured and policy assigned.
octlo tu2nov9 +. W. NJ. MACKEY, s. c. C.
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THIEF AnREsrED-On the 25th Of last month
Otiicer Levy, arrested negro named VIM. Henry
Fair, upon the charge OF stealing $1o2 from Mr.
David Briggs. There WAS no evidence against the
accused and he was discharged. The next day
he sent forty dollars Of the stolen money and
some dresses, scarfs, &c, to his wife in Memphis.
He was rcarrcsted Oh Saturday by Ohlcer Levy and
will have q hearing before the State Court.
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ARREST OF THE SwINDLERs-The swindlers,
"wcstlake" and "Bcrgmsn,n OF whose arrest
here, release upon writ OF haoeas corpus and
escape to Wilmington, IN account has been given
by The NEWS, were arrested at Wilmington Sun.
day night upon the arrival OF the ''ilghtning
train" Yesterday morning they sued out q writ
OF hdoeas corpus and were carried before Judge
Russell, who refused to discharge them, but or.
dered them to be held in custody until further
instructions could be received.
Lieutenant Philippy and Deputy Sheriff Barthel-
mess left for Wilmington at 1 O'Clock yesterday.
There are warrants out here for the arrest OF
"Westlake" and Bergman" and they may be
brought back here. II not they will be carried
direct to 6orannah, from whence they will most
probabiyRo to the State institution ut Milledge-
Vile.
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auction Sales.--future Duns
BY A. Z. McGlLLIvRAY, Aucliopo,r -.'-
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY
THE RELIEF LOAN ASSOCIATION W. EELzloE
i. PETIT

VIII he sold on TUESDAY. the 9th day vi Noycm.
GGr next, IN front or the Old Customhouse In
SIubGa; All ,bat nr y, nrt - oSi1ck a; NJ precisely,
on' situate on the cast side OF King street. known
oy tne MOB 49, l66 and +9S, north OF John street:
measuring and containing In front on King street
10 10 leet Inches, about tho same on back Iliie ana
sr M ugpin III 100 feet. bounding north OH Lands for.
nr ~; oa =. H. ka'1, now OF Anme cast by Lands
on on Lands formerly OF q. r. Mitchell and - Dunn.
nn'or. nom oi T.. n. Mcbride, ana west on King street
. iernissEOne.third THIS cash; balance OIL n credit or
n1 Ec Inn ta m9 years to he secured by bond bear.
payable semi.annuaily, and mOrtpn9e NJ ihs.
premises. buildings to be insured and polcy as
signed. purchnsers to pay oil taxes and for
pnpcrs and stamps. L. w NJ MAcEEY '"'
oct19 tuI a. n
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A. Q. MCGILLIvRAY, Auctioneer.
TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
LOUIS F. KoEsTER va WIN. p. KNOX Kr AL.

VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the I'd day or Noyeni-
Der. A. D. 1869, In front OF the Old Customhouse
at IL O'Clock A. NJ, precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND sittintc ut the south cor
ner OF Anaon street and Motifs Lane, continuing
on Anson street, I'm front, and on Motifs Lane, In
to Motifs Lane, 12s feet; bounded north on an
alley which runs from Anson street to Motifs
Lane; east on Motifs Lane; south partly on lands
OF p. Collins, and partly on lands OF f. II. VIII
llams and wife; and to the west on Anson street.
with the Dwelling and buildings thereon.
Terms-One-third cash; residue In four equal
sale, payable semi-annually, secured by bonds OF
the purchaser and mortgage OF the premises sold.
Buildings to be insured and policy assigned
Is. w. N. MACKEY, s. O. G
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THE MINsrRELs.-Thc Skill 4 Gaylord Troupe
opened last night to crowded house. Every
part Of the programme was abundaptly success
full, and catching songs and sIdc-splltting Jcsts
were vocifcrousy applaudcd. There Is no better
way Of laughing dull care away than by attend.
Ing the performances OF the Skin & Gaylord Min.
.strels Go tonight.
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A. c. McGlLLTvRAY, Auctloneer.
TTNDER DECREE EQUITY.
ROBERT STEWART, TRUSTEE, vs.. WIN. T. SAN.
DERS, TT AL.

Will be sold on TUESDAY, eth day OF November
next, In front OF the Old Customhousc In
Charleston, Mt II O'Clock A. NJ. precisely,
All that LOT OF LAND situate In 81. Andrews
Parish, Charleston County, containing about 30
acres, more or less: bounded north by Lands OF
Alexander ii. Brown, Esq, east by Lands OF the
same, south and west on Lands or VIM. Ravenel,
Esq.
Tcrms-0ne.third cash; balance III ono and two
years, to be secured by bond OF the purchaser,
with interest from day or sale, payable seml.an-
nunlly, and mortgage OF the premises sold.
octle tu4 j.. w. NJ. MACKEY, S. q. C.
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FALL orENING.-Mrs. Watts will open to-day,
at No. 274 King street, fine assortment OF fall
and witcr millinery, including bonncts OF all
kinds, hats, dress goods shawls, laces, skirts anu
Infants clothing. See advertisement.
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BY JOHN @. MIILNoR l. co.
SUPER BEADED CLOAKING, ENGLISH
~ CASSlMERES, WITH A GENERAL AS
SENTIMENT OF DRY GOODS,
CLOTHING AND HATS

THIS DAY, 10th Inst, ut 10 O'clock We will sell at
our Auction Salcsroom, No. 1876 Meeting street.
BEADED CLOAKING, Black and Fancy En-.
gish Cassimcrcs, Black Doesklns, Fancy and
Black Satincts, Oxford AMI Blue Sattnets, Ken
lucky Jeans, Opera Flannels, Red, White and
lN blue Flannels, Mems and Womcn's Linen Cam
l3almoral Hose, Merlno Hose md Half Hose,
Drown and Mixed Half Hose. Arab Shawls, French
Casslmeres, S-4 Plaid Wool Shawls, Gents Shawls
Fancy and Mourning Prints, Blue and Brown
Shectlng, Blue DENNIS. Blue Plaids, Cotton Elan.
mel Drawers, White Linen Bosom Shirts, Pun
uet Coats, Fancy Satinet and Kentucky Jean
Pants, &c.
Conditions cash. r H octIO
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BUSINESS EsyELorEs.-TuE NEWS Job onicc Is
now prepared to furnish gooa envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, ut 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed on his
cnyelODes
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REAL ESTATE AND STOCK BRoKERAoE.-By the
announcement in another part OF to.day's NEWS,
1t will BIO seen that Mr.. benjamin Mordecai
has established himself In the business OF Real
and Personal Estate Broker, Office No. 81 Broad
street.
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THE SUMTER NEws.-we print this morning
the business card Of this thriving country paper.
Tho News has large circulation, and is IN ex-
ccllent advertising medium.
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For USDERsHIRTs, Drawers, Hosiery, Gloves
Ties, Collars, &c., Mt prices less than usual 90 4
hacullar, Williams Parker's, No. 207 Kin,
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a. c. McoILLIvRAY, AuctIoncer.
TTNDER DECREE EQUITY.
J. LUCAS PEARCE vs.. FRANCIS c. PRIOLEAU
AND JULIA DUPRE.

AND JULIA DyPRE.
VIII be sold on TUESDAY, the I'd day OF Novcm-
ber next, In front Of the Old Customhouse, OF
IL O'Clock A. n. precisely,
All those LOTS OF LAMB, with tile dwelling
house and buildings thereon, situate on the north
sant. knosa ~ ss NSs F9s s m"r"t n pIan R'n"S Of
liadrali's Point, made by Edward B. White Sur.
yeyor, In January, 1si9 containing In front on
Beach street 17S feet, on the back line on White
street 172 feet, In depth on the eastern line SIT
feet, and on the western line 517 feet inches be
the said dimensions more or less; bounded to the
north on White street, South on Beach street.
e,tst on lands formerly OF Alonzo ]. White und to
, .ne mcsI on lands now or formerly OF Hibbcn LIE.
land and James Anderson.
Terms-One-half cash; residue on credit OF ono
payable seml-annually, secured by bond or bonds
ol the purchaser and mortgage OF hgpremises
sold. Premises to be insured and policy assign
ed. Purchaser TO pay for papers and stamps
ALSO,
Under Decree In Equity, J. Lucas Pcarce Vs. F.
Q. prlolean, at the same time and place
All that valuable PLANTATION or TRACT OF
LAND, with n'dwellng house and other outbulid-
ings thereon, situate on the drains OF Shaw's
miles OF the saluDriouS and fourishng Town Of
Aiken, containing 4S0 acres, more or less; bound
ell north, northwest and vest by lands OF Eugene
Durbec and G.. u. Lythgoe, on the cast and north
cast by land OF Edward Arthur, on the southeast
by lands OF John Arthur and F. FollIn, and on
the sonth on lands OF Rebecca Woodward.
Tcrms--One-haif cash; balance on q credit OF
gage, interest payable scml.annunlly. Purchaser
E. ". M. MACKEY,
octl2 tu4 s. G. C..
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MAJOR L. DuI3os announces that he has open
ed evening French conversational classes at No
2S King street. See advertisement.
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CHEAP FRUrt.-A very choice assortment OF
green and dry fruit nuts OF oil kinds, cigars and
tobacco always on hand at NJ. n. Klein's, No. 339
King street, three doors north Of Liberty. Give
him coll,
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THE GEORGIA HONE FIRE INSURANCE COMPANY,
Of Columbus, Georgia, is well represented In this
city by Its, agent, Hutson Lee, Esq. The com.
pany has a capital OF $3.50, and cash assets,
$3.50, 900.
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FoR CLOTHING 40 per cent. less than usual
prices, go to Macular, williams Parkcr's, No.
2e1 King street.
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MRS. H. HUSEKEN Co. are opening this day
at No. 2o3 King street. a choice selection Of mill
merry goods. See advertisement.
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CITY A + F A l r S
Meetings This Day.

Union Chapter, at half-past =. NJ.
Cincinnati, at s L. NJ.
Hope Fire Company, at half-past =. NJ.
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ONE OF DICKENS OF scotts Works is present
ed to every annual subscriber to the XIX Cen
tury. oct8
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MIDI POND AND CHANNEL OYSTERS.

MIL POND AND CHANNEL OYSTERS.
After the first OF November It is proposed to
furnish these OYSTERS, either In the shell or
Opened, IN quantities to suit purchasers, and at
the lowest market prices.
THE MILL POND OYSTER
Supplied Will be the celebrated "GulIa Island Oys.
ter'' from the Lucas Mill Pond, at Charleston,
"htcn Icf f1avor aild plunpness Is we'll known to
be unsurpassed.
Terms cash.
Orders solicited from all parts OF the country.
Address '' THOMAS MCCRADY,
Agent, Postoficc Box No. $50,
Charleston, 8. c..
Order Boxes for the city will be placed at points
to be hereafter designated. Il
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Adger & Co., Hon. ]. B..
Campbell, DIR. st. ]. Ravenel, David jennings,
McCrady Son. G. W. DngIe, John S. Ryan.
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TIE CHEAPEST YEr.-TnE NEWS Job 0nlce Is
now printing bll-hcads In the best style and on
fine paper at 90 so per thousand. Merchants, think
ofI
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HAVE YOU SEEN those nll-wool ChevIot Suits
selling ut $12, ut mucullar, Williams & Parkers
No. 297 King strceiS
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EIEcTIoS.-Mr. Theodore G.. Bong Inns been
elected YIce.Prcsldcnt OF the Etna Steam Fire
Company, rice Mr.. Nipson, resigned.
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Hlisrellaueous.

r. ->f'D rnHa1l'AI KER. ESTATE nHo-
!. The undersigned has established himself at No.
81 Broad street, for the purpose OF negotiating
purchases and sales OF Real Estate, Stocks and
Bonds, and for etYectIng loans on Bonds and Mort.
cages on Real and also on Personal Property
BENJAMIN MORDECkI
octl9 tus4 No. 81 Broad street.
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BY w. Y. LEITCH & r. s.: BRUINS.
VALUABLE PLANTATION AT AIJC-
Ne TON.

ny o n'1e OF an order OF sale to me directed v ,o
nstr,ct ,tSGLges Ggns Bryan Judge Of the United sates
Tkl Qner lor sale, at ppbIic Sou.n Carolina,
pnotaAY bpmutRSDAY November 11fh 1869, at the OH Tti
.Gs.onice loot Of hroad-strcet, 'A' Wv
known as lagoon Island" situate. fyinS i0n8 0i,8
being In st Johns fsrish, rolleton District ada.
nented tSana, So,s.0 tsnnd ana Dy causeway con.
1aae, hanas OF Major W 8. Murray formerly OF VIM.
Meggett; ana the South EdIsio River, anu cast on
Lanas o. W. Murray, south on Hayne,s Creer
nnn a,,, inc South Edsto River and west on the south
IeImsLOne. half cash; balance In one year, se.
MteLest III anu mortgage OF the- premises Pur.
chasner to pay for papers and stamps.
- LOUIS MoLAIE
ocIls tutnie Assignee f. w. Seabrpok
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nus INEss oTIcEs.
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THIS DAY, TUESDAY, 10th Instant, at half-past
room, No. 1856 Meeting street,
=, case, consisting OF eight pieces MARCELINE
SILKS, fancy colors; one piece White Satin; four
:, The above damaged on the voyage from New
York TO this port.
Conditions cash. oct1a
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by W. Y. LEITCII 4 II. s. BRUINS, AuctIoneers
No. IS Broad street.
STORE ON EAST BAY, OPPOSITE THE
~ NEW CUSTOMIOUSE, No. 211.

VIII be sold THIS DAY, 10th instant, at the
Old Postonlce, ut IL O'clock.
That desirable threc.story BRICK STORE with
extensive outbulldings OF brlck-to the north OF
property OF O. J. Chafec-measuring SO 8-I2 feet In
front by 222 feet In depth. This property Is Inn
mcdately opposite the New Customhou5e, ana
very desirable.
Tcrms-0nc.thlrd cash; balance In one, two and
three years. with Interest at the ratc OF 10 per cent
per annum, secured By bond anu mortgage OF the
property. Policy OF Insurance to be assigned.
PURCHASER to pny rs for papers and stamps.
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Auetion 9alcs- Gbis Dap
by W. Y. LElTCH & II. S. bruins, Auctionecrs
No. 35 Broad street.
WAREHoUsE IN pINCKNEY STREET.

Will be sold ut auction THIS DAY, 10th instant
Mt II O'Clock. at the Old Postoiiice,
Inat spacious and cOmmOtli0us Brick WARE
HOUSE In Pincknoy street, adjacent to Union
wharves, measuring In front OH pnckney street 81
iect, with depth OF 80 feet dimensions, more or
well adapted to the storage or cotton and rice. or
may be converted into stores.
Tcrms-0ne-third cash; balance In one, two and
thrce years. secured by bond ami mortgage OF
the property, with interest. Property to be In
sured nnd policy assigned. Purchaser to pay us
Tor papers und stamps. octI0
by W. Y. LEITCH 4 II. s. BRUINS. AuctIoneerg,
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BY LAUREY 4 ALEXANDER.
NHoICE HAMS, SHOULDERS, CAN.
" DIES, DC.

CHoICE HAMS, SHOULDERS, CAN
" DIES. &c.
THIS DAY, the 10th instant, will be sold In our
SO boxes Choice Factory and /. English CHEEsR
10 tierces Canvased Hams
u - barrels barrels & 3. g g. ssan1,or. Hams ~
IS boxes Star Candles
Q barrels Neck Bacon
10 tuba Lard -g
II tierces Beef
20 barrels Irish Potatoes.
Conditions cash. oct1e
SPECIAL AND UNREsERvED SALE OF
- BOOTS AND SHOES, FOR ACCOUNT
OF MANUFACTURERS,
THIS Day ths 10th instant, will sell with
streets,
Is cases BOOTS and SHOES, received by Steam
ship Charleston, f't7.''
CONSISTING IN PART OF:
Cases Cases Ladies', 9ne Serge C0NGREsS
Cases Ladies' Morocco Polish Boots
Cases Mems Calf Congress
Cases Mems Calf and Bur Brogens and Balmorals
Cases Boys Calf Congress md Balmorals
Cases Womeh's Goat BOotecs-5-9 and TO
Cases Men's Grain Kip and Calf Boots
Cartoons Misses and Children's Congress Balm.o.
rals, &C.
20 cases . 1ae dozen, Msn's ana Boys Felt and
Wool HATS. latest style. octl9
by KNOX, DALY2 CO., No. l5o Meeting street. !.
DIANO. TETE-A-TETES, ROCKING
Il CHAIRS, llEDSTEADS. MATTRESSES,
PILLOWS, FINE BRUSSELS CAR
~ PIT, LITTLE USHD, FRENCH
PLATE MIRROR, sx2H
FEET, PARL0R AND
COOKING STOVRS
SUNDRIES, &c.
A. ~ ~ '''o"
Conditions cash. oct1o
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by JOHN G. MINOR 4 co.

MARCELINE SILKS, WHITE SATINS
lSl AND RICH BLACK SILK YELyETS FOR
CLOAKS, ON ACCOUNT OF
UNDERWRITERS AND
ALL CONCERNED. 80
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by HENRY CoBIA & CO.
~ II o G X Z r Y.
THIS DAY, ut half.past O'Clock, in front OF our
store, will be sold,
a lot OF assorted White Granite CROCKERY.
Conditions cash. octle
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BY HENRY CoBiA Il co.
ANS, BUTTER, LARD, &c.

THIS DAY, at half-pnst O'Clock, in front OF our
Store, will be sold,
500 HAMS
20 tubs Butter
rs tubs Lard
20 barrels Sugar
200 Dry Sailed Shoulders
$50 Dry Salted Bellies.
Conditions cash.. octle
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Aurtion Gales- future Dnns.
I,y A. II. ABRAnAMs & SONS
T Underwriters SALE OF CLOTH.
~ mo, &c., &c.

-, at our Store. No. IS IIayne street.
CLOTHING AND TICKING, on account or I'm.
derwrltors and all concerned. " o
ALSO,
desirable stock or Domestic ami Fancy DRY
GOODS, Hosiery, Cutlery and Notions. Gctig
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respectfully
M dcompl n vNiena dnprces
w SET son.. ~. -
lar (which
Staunton spectator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1896, 1869-12-07
Married..

On Dec. End, near Greenwood Depot, Abe
marie county, by Rev. VIM Dinwiddie. VIM,
Chandler and Virenda Morris.
:. On November oath, near Waynesboro,' by
Rev. J. E. Seneker, Cornelius Koiner and Mary
S. Koiner.
On November Doth, near New Hope, by Rev.
J. =. Seneker, Cyrus B. Conner and Mrs Susan
M. Jones.
On the 10Th ult., in Jamestown, Nd, by the
Rev. Mr.. Henderson, ROBERT M. HICKS OF
Waynesboro, Va, and Miss ANNIE E. HARPER,
second daughter Of Richard Harper, Esq.,,
On the 22d instant, at Ash Lawn, heresidence
OF the officiating minister by Rev. John E.
Massey, Mr.. WILSON N. BLAKE and Miss MARY
s. Moss; all of Albemarle.
Near Hillsboro,' November 10th, by Rev. S. p
Huff Mr.. JOHN f. PARRISH, of Augusta coun-
By the same, near Alton Depot, November
oath, Mr.. JAMES r. GOoDLoE and Miss MAGGIE
E. CRTsT both of Albemarle
By the same, at the same time and place. Mr..
VIM. RAMSAY, of Augusta county, and Miss
LUCY G. GooDLoE of AIbemarle.
By the same at Mt. Ed. Church, on the morn
ing OF the 25th Mr.. JAMES w. PoATs and Miss
ELLA P. GRAYsoN; both of Albemarle.
On December 1st., by Rev R. p Kennedy, as
Mrs. Ellen N. Sloan, JOSEPH B. GooDLoE and
Miss JENA T. SLOAN; all of Rockbridge.
At Albemarle on Thursday, Dec. End, at the
residence of the brides parents by Rev. Jno. G.
Long, Mr.. JAS. TAYLOR ELLYsoN and Miss
LoRA E. HoTCHKIsS.
The happy groom is the son of Henry K. Ely
son, Esq, ofthe Richmond Dispatch, and the
lovely bride is the daughter of N. FL. Hotchkiss,
formerly of this county,a and now the very eff
fcient Agent of Richmond and York River and
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroads
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LIST OF LETTERS

Remaining in the Staunton Post-office on the
30th of November, 1869.
AIRS NJ Anderson, Miss A Armentrout
Miss G B Adams, Miss Charlotte Agerd, Miss
Bette Armentrout.
B-Lucy Branson, Miss S Bridges Robert
Boswell Mrs Mary Boyd, Mrs M Banks, A B
Barnes, Miss Lue E Ball. John w Bowyer, j w
Bowman, Jacob Brannaman, col; John Blow
hard, Miss jimmie A Brown, Gales Brown, Geo.
Boxer Henrietta Banks, Miss j Brown. Jona-
than Brown, Mrs Margaret Beown, Miss E Beth
ell Miss A Buckner, Miss A Banister, Branham
w Baily
C--CJ Cameron, Calvin Crutchfeld, Samuel
Clarke ID H Craig, Owen Coles L Caperton,
Capt 7 < Church, Mrs J W Darlington. John
Grove, VIM Cook.
D-Miss Carrie Davis, Chas Day, Mrs NJ
Dunn, III Deffenbaugh, Els Defenbaugh, Emil
lie Davis, Frank Dire.
&c Eakle, T Eagen, (col)
F-A w Farrow, Anne Fitz Allen, A Fisher
Mrs Jane Falcherman, Miss NJ ] Fockler.
G-Mrs A B Gorder, Mrs L Griever, G w
Garrett Col w T Gray.
H-Miss Bertan Hopkins Miss B HOLMAN
Charity Haup, Davied Hawkins, Miss E Hagerty
G Herald, Miss A Herbert, 81 W Henry, J L
Mailman, James Holle, J F Holbert, Robt Har-
ris, Josepheen Harris, Miss Edmonia Harris L
F Hodges, VIM Harris. Mary s Howard, Miss
NJ Huttley, Mrs Y G Hamilton.
miss Lulie johnson, Mrs 81 Jorden, mrs
Albert Jackson, Sallie jackson, David Jackson,
T 0 Jones, Waite jenkins.
K-Andrew Kennedy. Ed Kyman, George
Kagler, George Kenney col james Keylen,
Miss Alice Keller, James Kin.ing, Mary Kyle
Nancy Kinning, Mrs Mary Kiblahan, miss Sal
&c Loagan, E Lindsey, Mrs Larkins, Il
W Longfellow, Mrs Louise LANCE, Miss II J
Ladd, Mrs Mary Lewis, Lewis Landlord. r
Longst, 2; 5 Lynn, 2; VIM Larkins, Mrs
NC Marion, C H McCourly Miss E Nc.
Vui Miss H Mansfield, j j Marten, 2; G Nc
Kue, John M Meyers, r P hurry, Malinda
Morgan Miss M Marereck, Miss N Miller, r
Mooreman s. Co, Sygh harrison, Col Mer-
rett.
PA A Patterson, col Mrs James B Pickett
Mrs Lou Parrish, Mrs NJ @ Price. Miss M n
Patterson, Miss NJ Puryear M w Pitcher.
R-Chares Ridgua d V Ruckman, Mrs I
Robson. Dr. G Kendall II Rounds, j Red
man, Wiley Risk, John Ramsey, W A Ran
dal VIM Reaves, col, Miss G Rollins
S-Miss G Southal, ID Shue, Mrs Elisa Shaver
H Shaw James Smiley, ] Sexton, Capt Mel
son Smith, Jacob Swatz. Isaac Smith, Mrs L
Smith, j II Smith, Miss S G Smith, Miss III
Showalter, Mrs S Sprouse.
T-Mrs Taylor, W Trammell, Miss III 4
Thorn, L 81 Terry Miss M Taylor, Mrs Il
Terrell, 2; Calvin Trice. M E Terrell.
VA Vaught, James Venabe.
EV-Miss A Williams, Albert Woods, Miss
Woody, II D Weaver, Winn 81 Co, Jane Wll
son. Miss X Wildbahn. Miss Kate Waglan
Miss S Wilson, Saml Wormley, q
Y-Miss Yount.
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