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CHI A RI E S TON.
MONDAY MORNING. SEPT, ~, 1869.
wan stroo. in convui.Ion.. {,

Never Hinoe gold became ON article of
'cafio in Wall street have the shrewd gam
olers of the gold room passed through suoh
o scene of intense excitement as that which,
on Friday last, startled every business in
terest throughout the broad land The ex-
traordinary rise In the price Of the precious
metal was, Of course, the result Of power
ful speculative combination of the Leading
operators, whose enormous capital enables
them to gain temporary control of the
market, and to enrich themselves at the
cost of q frightful shook to the business of
the country. That such an evil was posi-
bic is one of the necessary fruits Of the
irredeemable paper currency with which
we ore ouraed. Some idea Of tho tremen-
dous proportions which the wild specula-
ton in gold has assumed, may be formed
from the faot that Interpretations Of the
Gold Exchange Bank often foot up two
hundred millions Of dollars daily, and that
the portion Of this sum employed in speoula-
tion is, on an average, sirty times as great as
that which represents the legitimatsvbusl-
hoon Va shooooubEy'- tuo 6Nllb r6bulL- T.
ing from this gigantic system Of gsmblin z
confined to the parties Immediately con.
cerned, the general public might afford to
look on without any special Golioitude; but
when it is considered how directly the
heavy fluctuations in gold affect every
branch Of trade.iathe, suppression Of this
species Of speculation in which those auo-
tuations have their origin becomes quss.
ton Of national Importance, in &hioh the
people every where are deeply interested.
Mr. Secretary Boutwell,, aud the anan-
oial iyiseaores who surround him, may, for
time, be sable to check the operations Of
the gold Ring; but the specie resources o +
the Treasury arc, after. alll;; \; ;llimited-whioh
is more than can be said Of the grasping
schemes of Wall street-and the oot1u try
can never feel itself ssfs until, by hook or
by crook, we shall have altogether discard
ed our wretohed paper currency, and re-
turned oRce mofe to the sound basis upon
which all healthy trade must rsst-axed
values and hard money. Jliss n
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Cunce's Chance to go TO ConEress-A
Bugle Blast from Parson Cain.

"Who shall 60 to Congress in tho stead
Of the Hon. G. G. Bowen!" asks our black
prophet, the Rev. R., H. Cain, in the last
issue of that genuine and outspoken organ
Of tho Republicans Of South Carolina-the
Missionary Record. He solves the riddle
in words which, to carpet bsgger and
scallawsg alike, mus: read like the
handwriting on, the wall. It Is certainly
very early, he remarks, to agitate the
question, but he. finds sufficient justii-
cation in his. anxiety TO balk "the hungry
devils who never tire" in the quest of Off
oial plunder. a very proper aud praise-
worthy motive we admit; and we hold him
fully excused for what might seem undue
haste, on his part. in plunging the oommu-
nifty into the hurly -burly Of an angry and
excited canvass. We will lot the prophet
Cain speak for himself as to the complexion,
moral, political and physical, of the coming
Congressman.
"We do not know" he says, 'swho tho lucky
chnp may be; but ono thing is protty certain,
that the negro proposes TO send a true repre-
sentdtiue Of his race, 10 represent his interests
at the nert election for Congressman. These
long, lank. sharp-nosed gents may pre-
pare for defed,. They will have to tako back
seat till somebody clso has had chance. The
colored people have been sold .often enough,
and they havo como to tho conclusion that
these ddueaturers ,oith ,ohite faces and black
hearts shat not any longer belle them and fat.
ten off their stupidity. We venture to say no
one of these pretending soamps ,1iH euer go to
Washington TO m,srepresent them again. So
of certain people who arc preparing to go to
the Senate through the. influence Of, colored
legislators, fine speeches, and few hundred
dollars. That will not pave the way to the
Senate in tho future as it did In the past.
'Ploaso take notice and govern yourselves &C.
cordingly:'." '.,a
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The Approaching s.ate elections.

( ra.-. s.l.4f i .a,
Again the two great parties Of the North
are making ready for desperate struggle
Penhsyivanis aud Ohio are TO spelk on
Tuesday, the 18th Of October, and, undis.
mayed BY previous revsrsss, the Demo- oraoy
have entered the canvass with spirit and
confidence. Ip each State q Governor is TO
be chosen. In Peunsylvanis John ". Geary,
the present incumbent, is q candidate for
reelection, his soompetttor being Asa Packer,
the Democratic candidate. The vote will pro-
badly be elight as compared with that or last
year, at which time the State polied aisrser
vote than ever before. Geysrnor orr, q Geary
was elected in 1866 by q maj dirty 81 II, ,17s,
ina total vote Of 6S7. $40. In 1857, at an
election for Justice Of the Supreme oour. !,
the total vote was 634 .675, and the m,jdrs
ity for the DsmoSrs,idi canaid, ,{e OF AZ
the election for Auditor. q snsral, last Ooto
ber, the total vote areaohtd tho unprsoso ,
ldsn'edly high figured ~ s5s, 1855, and the
Republican majority was 8877. Three weeks
later, At the Presidential election, there
we're polled e65 es2 votes. on. Of which
a
Grant received q majority Of 28 s9S. III
,,sill thus he seen that the Democracy will
have to overcome an average Republican
minority Of 1904 at the last four cleo.
tions.
In Ohio, George q. ,Psndlston 10 the
D moors.lo candidate for Goysrnor.;;, ID. |.
opposition to Governor Hays, the pre-.
sent Incumbent. The main interest In
the contest IN Onio; sis /. from the
fact that Mr. .Psadle.on is regarded az the
originator aud. special advocate ,ofi paying
cthe pstionsl debt In srssnbsSks, Aud, linasf
much - hs hss revived ssis israe quite re-.
Gently, hlE elee'ion. viii bs sisfnaad1 sis1 lRs
indors.nsht BY his own stsass. III kI., ps, a;i
theory. e Two ysars 40 GoySrn5Y . HlJsIaI
Was slsotsd By small mkjor,,y Of eo6s, rin
e tssst ss.s Of 4s4, ,227. List fsiI Il. III,
sais siss.!ss ss tle, ,t7o votes wsrs psllsa,a
OF whieh ,hs RspaSlisaa slsdidass fsr 4 s,s. s
rs.ary q s.Sssp fSse.atasd ! n4Je,ifsyi fsiA'sYf 81
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Meme, Meme, Tske., Uphar,in /!

TIE chief grievance which the National
Negro Labor Convention, 10 meet in Wash
ington next December, is to redress, is the
movement "to bring contract Chinese labor
'into popular favor, thus forcing American
"(aic) laborers TO work at ooolie wages, OF
s'starve." That's what's the matter.
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!. ussELL's eUOk >TORKs
RECENT PUBLICATIONS.

THE SUMTER AND THE aAIABAfa se-v,cs
Afoat during the War between the States. hy Ad.
Rss%oURoss % oSlsE @ ae: so1Tstsn SIpfa FIELDS ANN
FoRRs 8, Meo'cal1 Economical and Agricultural, ~ u l.
CHRISTIAN SINGERS Or GERMANY nv oa,be.
rine Winswotlh. tranal I. or and comriisr Of .Lyrn
Of the s.Rundsy Library" ,ne cloth. 40 '''u'''e
.aIsrORY 3F EURtPssSo o SioasI.s A. sroo An.
FoREsT LiFG IN AoADiE...fsteS Of snort and
Natural Bstory In the Lower Provides ot tbs Ssna
dian, Domipion by Cantaln a Hsrdv Iiin.,,.tSs
svo.. a. ~ - ~ .uA s''"s
THE NRwAFPINITIEs OF FAITH. PIE. for
sPRoI RUM Analysis siI Iaciurss hy m ~
Roscoe. with appeidiees,f SoIored Plates snS Illus
trsted 3vo S9.- - .alEI[f. :, ~ .'-
MIND'HHn BpAtN1 or + TIA Correlation =, ro,-
sctousness and Organization. systenaancsiiv In1es
tioated and ApplieG TO rhiiaao3nv -MsS,sT u.tauss
and PIacttoa NTH science
Nethod Snd iiIustrstive Of tba ra.t hS rhos sx y"
COOK, ia, D., vols ,I2rno. I?6: vi. sal ~.
4LIFE or PIZAREiO Wits soiae iccount OF hfs A..
eo~dates I'M the CONQUEST OF Poru ffbflr 8efps
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OLD WHISTLES.

80. FRESH nRtGS. -
TUBT RECEIVED AND FOB SALE wHoLtsALE
81 and RETAIL By DIR. ii. BAeR, Nc. isI
MRETINa-sTRRET-
RISON'B TOBACCO ARTIDoTE
't-- Roses Cough Ryrup
.1t...t, ,,s Bchenk's PuImouic Ryrup .t
Schonk'e sesweed Tonic ,
9. &','-''4 ., tf.-e Oherokee Ronoedy =
Cherokee pinIs @oAsf'leo eof'
ChefoAee Injection ,Nn ii .t
| spesrs' Fruit Preserving Solution
t-. Brovn'a Chlorodyne . t
German Blood or ''Kaiser'r Pill. &c /. &c. 80 '
rass Flemfp8s Worm CONNECTIONS E.r t
j. >Wrtghts Retuvsnatlng Elixir .-
Churchllfs ayrup Hypophoaphits OF Lime
Van DcuFen's Worm onferfious
y HuJiey's wo, ra Candy -,~
/ - Rardoee'r Worm sugar Drops
q -, CophA,io Pills
sohallsnLerser,s &C. s,',s neyer and ,Asue Pills
McLane's Liver ril-
.r Luna Vegetable Pills
Russelfs Soothing Cordsl for Children TcethiuR
Jayue's Alternative y.
-. Jayne's Expectorant
Z L's'ht Jayn6's snrninstive
" .gs tZaE Jayno's ~ alive Pulls
~ - -1a- RadwuV's Ready Relief
Rcdway's Ready Resolvsnt.
Juse21 mvf
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HIBERNIAN HALL.


IlIBERNIaN HALL.
GRAND OPENING MONDAY OCTOBER 4. 1879
THE BEST COMPANY NOW ORG ANIzED
Consisting Of tho following distinguished Ladies'
aud Genlcmon:
Miss KATE RAYMOND, Mr. wALryn BENIN
Mi.s ANNIE LEyEnINa NIr. j. l.. BRowA
Mlss ALICE BnoOKs, Bfr. MARK RRap
Miss EMMA BROwH, Mr. L. IIowKa
Mrs. ADA LAwRRScE Nr uLapy ii,,upourr,
Mr. HUDSON McGREdoR, bir j. l., JoNys
hir. Harry COOKE, MIR. Han " MonsK
Mr. DAN KEEN, Mr. T. Mo3oyEnN
The whole under the nhle supervisIon of
MIR. y. b. COLLINS.
For Opeuing Dill and Particulars eco ANAL DiIIs
CARO-.
To THE LADIES AND 9EErLGAgN OF cHAnIksron.
The undersigned having with great care aud or
selected the above corps Of metropolitan Aristes com
pr1ang some Of thD most distinguished talent in tho
dramatic world. and being dnsirous OF ablishlng
southern theatrical Circuit uprising tho cities of
spectful, apk the patronage and support OF tho Ia
dtes and gentlemen OF this city, and in return for
such support yDu that tho piecos selected
for representation shall he FIRST CLASS ONLY fby
such popular authors us Boucicault rom To ylor r
W. Nobertson. John brou2lnm. &c.,l and that they
email he produced with caro- and attention dc;ui
hitherto uninterrupted In this city Tho stage depart.
Collins, who, with twenty years' experience M actor
and manager. pledges himself that thero shall be
nothing to Offend but everything 10 please
Respectfully Yours,
q. d. COLLINS,
sept ~ 9 HARRY MORSE.
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RemnuaI.

IN GRANGE SHOWS. COLLECTOR
Oaico to No. STATE STREET. Office hours from
10 10 1, A. NJ. r.lt Hi
sopi AZ yti. mwfa
TtHE. UNDERSIGNED II AVE RE-
L MOVED to the northeast corner OF EAST BAY
AND FRASkRS WHARF. where we shall be pleased
to soc our friends and ofer wol assorted stock
ofaRooERIRs LIQUORS. ToBAOoo, &c, =
sept Fl limo 'sa OLACIUs & WIrTR.
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E>OR sAase, HOO AOH tes OF NsLL
- 11M8RRkD LAND id low6f p,rt Of BarnveN
oonnt six miles from. .south gdlekQ favcx. Terms
1aae e. ysrg 10y ses partie!sss address Dr. g.
August 20,a'd,joisgr > DS6 .o:u:tl X q a6 -
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fine Arts.
THE FALL CArIPAIGNi

@ INBY & co.
HAVING RECENTLY RETURNED FROM 1HE
North with complete assortmen of Photographic
Goons, and NIL tho recent improvements in the art
are now ready to produce PHOTOGRAPHY in its
various branches unsurpassed bo:h for their beauty
of auish and durability.
Pictures enlarged to any size. Especial attention
given to copying Old Pictures. we are prepared 10
mako outdoor Views of all knls.
as- Gallery No. 2eI KINa.sTREET, Charleston,
b. G. Sept 81
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.4ana for Sale.

E,OR Sale. E.AvALUABLE TRACT oF
- 200 ACRES OF LAND In st Georges Parish,
,Colleton County, South Caroline: has a front on
Edsto River o. one and half mos; 200 40. es clear
ed and under cultivation in oorr and cotton; tract
- femafnbiy Well tmbered {pne ~ cypress;) "a
siasted hye ~ mtes from Eouh Carolina Railro d.
and ts from the city Of Cbsreston. A new Gin
aonse. ofn and acrew. cePitss Dwelling OF rooms;
.IeImsfrSl i00oJ ouett trd cash, balance 10 one
nne typ yesrs, sarured hS bond and mortgage. !E1
lum6la, b q. Sst..f m8 Ei13.. B, 20 Sept az ~
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Amasrmenis.

METKOPoLITAN TIIEnTnE COM
1fl PANY.
Messrs. COLLINS & MORSE. pronric,ors
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RUTLEDGE RIFLE CLUB.
A TTEND AN ADJOURNED MREIINd OF yoUR
IA Club THIS EVENING. at Eight O'Clock, at Wash.
inGton Engine House. general attendance ls rr-
quested. The election for officers postponed from
last meeting. will take place.
W. Waller RILEY.
Sept 81 Sec, etary pro tom.
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@tftiugs.

FRIENDSHIP LOUGE No. ., A. f.. M.
TUE REGULAR COMMUNICATION OF THIS
Il Lodge will bo he'd THIS EVENING at Musoujc
Hall, al halEpast Seven o'clock. full alto ltnnco
OF s meni ors arc respectfully requested there Ia
business OF Importance before tho LODGE Candt.
dates for degrees will be punctual.
BY order W. ii. j LOEB
scptN Seci ctary.
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A ChOEMY OF OUR LADY OF NJ EACY,
"a. 1-.oUEEN-STRtET.-Ihe Exercises OF this Aca-
DENY wal be resumed MoED.Y, September AZ 1859;
Mn close July the 29th 1870 tuthpS. cent II !.
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THE REV. AH. .,LOR Ij,s SUiIOul. FiDu
Il YOUNG LA DIES-school Room, OF It Paul,s
Church. Boarding Pupils received at Dr. LORDS
resideGoe: !he hfth term will commence October
Rduoation are taught No additional char 9 Tor the
largusges Tho head OF the school IL tho principal
Teacher and gives It hts personal attention during
thu entire time Of instruction thm6 nent ia
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rTIH E HZEHClsES OF MRsr nLUn 4
l. sCHOOL Will be resumed 90 Monday, October
4 b, q her Rkti0RNi 10, Msfy.sueet, opposite Rt-
sabeth Al he branches OF an Rngiish educotion
taught, Mus'a aud Fr6deh II desired. sept 20 &
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HOME FOR BOYS,
ASHLEY STREET, CHARLESTON.

ESGL,sB, FHnNCK. CLAssIOAL AND
0UhNER BULLAND COMING ,rBERr5.-ih he ex-
ercises OF the subacrlber's School wli bo resumed
on The nrst Monday In October.
a new class Will be formed Zoe boys Of dbnut ten
years OF age, and few pupils also can DO nccon mo-
oated "ish board. '.. JOS. 4. CALDWELL.
sent 23 thn.
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(, ylitf!!isoA En-! ai!t ~ is, ,tR 10 puuieafsq4p
'aoaisiJ..E 70 y .Sss.-. A ~ ..ril ~ b3,inYY'
- q ,il.si .i:t..lY' g : :ii
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WANTED, EVERYRODY To KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING of all kinds, plain and
ornamental. is executed promptly in the neatest
style aud ut the lowest Now York prices, at I he
NRws Job Once. No. 1&9 EAST BAY. Call and ex.
anime the scale OF prices before giving your orders
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ITlGH suHODI. or CnARLkSTON.-
liz .he exercises OF tnis restitution we're resumed
on ~ EpNKsDAY. .eptembcr 8. Instruction given In
LATIN GRtER. FRENCH. GERMAN, MArHK-
MA1h:R ana the hi her branches o. EN4LIsH.
The sobool in well supplied with. Maps Globes and
Philosophical appArltns. - .GFf.of ~ lL.l,
Terms Of Tuitioa.-Tweivo Dollars per quarter.
payable in advance. No extrs charge tor French,
German or stationery ,.s,.s ., ,1.ssi, E-Jif, 4
Sopt "a 49, p 1ifisl, " 'h.'' - 10
, 1869-03-20

bR J.K. WALSH, the Nanhxsr ot tho C<mpsn7
s,nce IL Tor hi zsels, and on behzlf Ct
the Compary retusnl thanks 70 tho public fuT the!t
ubeIal pat1onaks htEetotarc. And pledEes himself
that no ensts On his part shall ba wan1E to deasFTa
the couade pes md e4tae Of Al c1stomHsS Of tac ~
tAbl!1hmeEt.
, 1869-03-20
IOWA,

Work Soon 10 Cousnnrnee On the Des
motnea valley s&alsroAd-WosK on
ahe lhscsEo, HOOK 1lAnd d Pacific
HRtlloAa-AFsAREem 1uF 4 StRte
Fsn1nls Suffrage Goavention-D.alh
OF An I1Rtnvfs2u.
6pecl.l Dctpatel 70 Tne Ch'csgo Tribune.
DEs MouEs, lon, Much 10.
The nes Aeltes Valley Railroad 11ll beg1a 10
lay t1aek oa tho cEenston OF the.1 road ron terc
to Fort DO Re On the LIT Of next uaouta. Ten
miles oi track aft = ready for tnH tro1. Wacn
Wi lake I'll 'te middle of the month. track lay
III iii th' 20 n !, The safc OF cue 2ue GAY till
the Ho1to*cHc7r Rost Is reataed. The distance
r. , n as
will hars n Ean;'ne order By jRl{ 1s,. waiea u
god pews for 1! this TT o. The 3tsse-
TIE Chez 0, Rock t,'aod / Psdtc Railroad
e7ehk miles wes: OF ~ Mo:r~*. About eIgh zen
miles trcre t:e s.ady for roe trstk, Wn@e1 wil1
t3ke the carr n h telsty N! Il OF Co7cc,! B!ad..
lhc d:sk Of Ill. vi! re the road open cieaF
ttrcu9h.
held IN 1hls civ atrut the 90th Of April The
thing II te1re worked up. The leadt.E loss
Tcman il Mts. b nkc:ora. who hss roma rrpuFt
~ hi tture1. krC8 Dlefets SOC. susAr B. An TOO
nv ard Hn Caty station hs~e be-z Invited u
sttFFersl copvtrt,oa. ttr u.h Ut The STATE in or
| ar 10 Nake IoaA ~ TO DO her fcna!e audtaE'
duty II eeno1rE nrse 9tt.srtoa @ 70 & tae IA
n q. c, Hoar IRA. e'a.a b!b.e agent 70
soo,t e,n Iowa, oled trdota'y nere to-osy wnti
si,t,ne in 4 d,pv s,orc. H. 'el! o1t Of The ch II
sea.a ssop1 rna 70 fhs rso 1.a &. 1s
.nnnt sfrY. B,t family lire =; H-nrY. Narsn&
rnrr.y.i{. He ~st fo: several yea-t B,h1e a2e I
u,5 ~. Z. ,ssp % t. rts.;as
xn,tb h1s ben hlf headaoatefft IN ta,a Sax
| o-upssoN 1notnirK.
, 1869-03-20
MINIATURES.
An Imposlrk Ca.hoic DsmonstTasla
IN Honor OF shs Annlvs1sAty OF
H,.nor, K4eMupH3 ranhs eFAl44

An Imposing Ca1hohc DszaonsaTaslan
in Honor OF shs AnnlvsssAty OF
Rlanop Henulxs Conss efAsisa.
spee.M Depsscn 10 The Chicago rnhuue,
MnwArkn, Ms1ch IL.
10 taY has been glorious ose among tne
Catholics o! tits Gig. tho eEe.t being tne t~eetS"
cnn ann,.essrg Of Rianop john n. ueEnis' con-
Rtc.a+1on II Btsbop Of tte Dfoc3,e OF A.l~ Aokae,
embracing ~,a a-oa.tn, a,1ca~A. And part Q!
Iowa 1he 1ay vs. usurre1 Ia y tse NJ nt o.
etxsy four guns to natk tbs ago Of to- Geuo :o!e
Buhcp. 4 9t- e. los differed: sneteues net a.
81, Gslis th .Eco, and formed ter5 ltIKs otu.
& 100. beansa ny I p4td Of mnsic. ana
nasthed tal9aeh ;ne ?. rei2.t c.s,y :se ,.'i, II
anle tptce ~as nned long before tho ttne
M tue c-renuny. ,nlns prefets1nx to loss taett
btxakfas It rAihe1 hsI NIL OF aa euaa.fs. All
-1Faa 4 pte It S1Au3 vera uoln.e to eutt!. l1e
err7 ia tnmInsftsts Of ,ha Dtocsss Of Atlwsu'
fhe, hAy1tg ootxin.d peIml.tioa TO ee!enf4te
Po1ud 1sl 11Vh nrss On tae oetel n. y SO no.sa
= becon:ins m Eaa.er retu:n Q! to dar rnats.d
ty lhe espoussl- nF lhe's rtrte-d dioeen1 20 ~
oi. cr,c, a. 10 o'c osx the Bin - p 1sot. q.
sieG I'd s.aasnul a. p'T Tha B.snoo. saitea = 81
xiii eet = ths sn.r. Tne sspa. rs5e 4, slpal i,
md ne ecremorJ eemuene.d tae aetal!a % q
Nl1ch csr better bsluassnet shan oeftftoea
tun1ce 10 ss7 tne5 .ese so:emo, etaoa nn aa1 w
IND imprsfrtse, ana aaa d.iavrted ~ Rsv- u.
Garfrctc. Of 81 GAi'A Ch1res. HIS 'ktouie o
ttAnks ~ ,te wor hi Bisnpp for Ills laoor: cur
iLH rec list QaastCt of 4 Century VIA oaaou:uL.
II +. cilt R.y ex rreAsea
alter ,he services b,nh B thop AID Clergy wsf
tuY.ted 70 a1Ln n. 81 h'ees az uIl
tFe.!ced ever ~ ha Ao.os. A14o
U'ttlt 1be t4bles wefe tet IN tic large s>n ; i
rrpr Of the III. ..h' q Asium. Walch WAs nesnsIa
II decorated with nsx. ana eTefRscens- Ut. dot Z
sf11r 1nfca tur i etop vas -rs,'te1 by "A. 2 q
.gertAtlcn 81 purse r Iu fne pttest1 d! sat Ol2
c4ee, eAca doo>t1n< uftJ dn.Ears. The money !
to he urea dsfray tnc expcosss of hhnop hen
| ItA' irlp to Roue. IN July.
7hr t.. hop Is scfy much te:pec:<o ny q G. :
.~.A a. --- &A---.~+A h1f4- AZ nfl
n KIND b. aft-d YenEltm act tte auc+r
h.s dcnorsunuon il 4 to1rca Of 9far1h :atlon
| all
, 1869-03-20
DiBsoluttnu.
DISSOLUTION.

The eonartue-atin e11Etiur tetvee1 ChA&- b.
scnEss, bdEa1d McQustd. LeonAzd 4oahsi-
.a9 res - 5t9.a aaef py e.
fctp-meut of P.rk AnAzh. and tbs 1atoo OIL tna
ath,r neu7he1x Will. ia nue.x Ptsters II
The oudnsss ct the OLD oFH LII b aeSteo ~ = Z
etheab Ed i ktd XeQnAla ard LennsFo 9o1od1a1s
c. 4. $CHW W4k
EDWARD AcQCAIH
LEu*AKD MOI aE!AAH,
PAIECk CAFASAaa-
N.rrh
, 1869-03-20
ELECTION NOTICE.

COUNTY EoCkr or COOK EocITf.f
CHTAao, AAf.a L. l~9-
Pab1tc notice Is htfuoy xtfen tnt1 u elfea7H "!4
be te1d In the 10 &na or Heu'a ~a1~us q -
ana LAkfs On w nE9Dn ~ - -" .I - ~
laa IL conformity w1fA IN act o6 the Le<tafasafa u
the tt&-e Ct fllla.1s. stated Al sek 70 pFn*M*p@
TIE location ano omA1otsnaAe* o. EAA ~ os ~
OF South hiesEu. A3de fAk sna Lekt. ~ "n%
ettuon the 61i FoteF1 Fosan3 II saen eoe<soh aaA1
Tot- Tor or Axat-st THIS a1s'
The 1scket shan be printed ar Wsitieu. For Pat.
or Ax4init PAsk."
Tho rolls will b. open It tho ctde1e1s Tofnx Ffe-
ctpets II O'clock e. u. aar e1osA 1t O'clock ?. ~
and the plsces OF ELECTION Htl Be fou.Hs. 10 Vtt:
In The town OF Htde t1fk. II 1oa hJo@ s AA @~
ton. IN tae town o3 dsde tafk.
Houxh Honse), u Ion stock Ysrd1,. n sssd taEa%
LA4s' In town OF s3nta gsSs3T IA H. 81 'e"'F''
f!asI mAnu. ~.
S n.".--tNsc ~ w.s-A 1855.
eeene DhH1c-fo. .,r..s M.6,.ao .s-.rs
1aho n".."... ~. ~ = ~. .-.-,