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The Evansville journal., 1869-07-01
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By Cable] L0FDON, June 3d.
Consols-For money 9255: account 921za
93; 20 boads St5<. do. al Frankfort S6J4
Erie 1875; Illinois Central 95.
LIVERPOOL, June -. - Cotton - Active:
middling upIands l21S9I2I6c; Orleans I2sl
9jz14c; "a es $1,000. BreaO stuffs-Firmer: :
CalatOrnia white wheat 9s lId;f red " fst-
ern s. 3D.; -four 22s Cd; corn 29s for old and
rs Cd for new; oats IS Id. Pork e9s. Beef
go. Lard Us Cd. Cheese 68s. Bacon 63s.
cotton Ut HaVre 1851. H
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N sx YOUR BOUTOR oh Druggist for
"A SWEET QuINIEE-it equals lblttHr
Quuine. ls made only by N. STE a. Rms.
Chemist, Detroit.
g Eut.-EFEEP FOR gHE ERHfuNG.-
50 Words OF Cheer foF Young Men, who
nave fallen victims 10 SOCIAL EVILS,
aud dtBlie 81 better ANUDOU. Sent in
sealed letter envelopes. free Of charge.
Address HOWARD ASSOCIATIONS, Box
y, Philadel lphta, Pm.
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THE RAIN.-Another very heavy
rain fell in this city and vicinity yes
terday afternoon. It is feared that
the wheat viii be somewhat damaged
by the recent storms. Several cellars
We're overfowed yesterday evening.
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AN AGED NEGRo.-A negro made
application, yesterday, to Mr.. He'd
derich, the Township Trustee, for a
coffin, in which to bury his child.
The old man stated that he was one
hundred and six years of age, and
that his wife was only twenty years
old, and that the child was only three
months old at the time of its deeease,
The old darkey said he knew nearly
all the old revolutionary Generals
and was at the battle of New Orleans
Heappeared to be quite intelligent
aud said the books" would show
that he was as old as.he stated.
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REMovED.-Mr. p. G. Eberwine,
the Assistant Assessor of Internal
Revenue in this city. moved his
office yesterday, to the second story
of Hedderieh's block, where he can
be found hereafter. We believe his
office will be in the same room with
Jas. H. McNeely, Esq, the Assessor
for this District.
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BATH RooMs.-Sixteen fine bath
ing rooms are now in running order
at the Artesian Springs, and those
who visit the grounds can have their
choice of fresh and salt water baths.
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BAD PLACE-We call the particu-
lar attention of the Street Superin-
tendent to the condition of the road
at the head of Main Street. A plank
covering over eulvert has been dis
placed and caved IN on one side,
making it dangerous for horses and
vehicles at night. The place should
be eepaired at once.
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CLEARING AWAY. - We observe
that workmen are clearing away the
debris of the late fire on Main Street
preparatory, we presume, to the cree
tion of new buildings.
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BASE BALL.-The return game of
base ball between the married and
single men was only partly played
yesterday, the heavy storm interfering
Herewith. Only four innings were
played. and at the. close the score
stood-old fogies, 27i single men, 6,
Another game will be played next
Monday afternoon, and the single men
will make strong effort TO carry of
the honors.
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SALE OF r. r. TIoKETs.-J ohm
Scott, at the corner of Main and Sec
ond Streets, informs us that since the
opening of-the street railroad, he has
sold over twenty-five thousand rail
road tickets. This is large amount
for one person to sell, as he has only
kept them for the accommodation Of
the people.
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B- Au elegant toned Piano for
the amusanent of customers, at ".
T. Worthipgton Il Co 5 Photographic
Parlors, corner of Main and Second
Streets. jy1-3t
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PERsoNAL.-Among the strangers
in the city last night, we note the
names of Hon. Sam. Logan, Of Pike,
and Hon. r. t. KerehevaI, of Spen-
Ger County, at the Sherwood House.
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CRIMINAL CoURT. The case Of
John Watts, charged with killing
George Slaughter, was called yester-
day. Judge johnson, of the Circuit
Court, presided at the request of
Judge Robinson. A large number of
witnesses were examined, but of
course it would not be Judicious to
make any remarks In regard to the
testimony. Judge Parrett appeared
for the State, and Messrs. DENLY and
Hargrave for the defense. The case
viii be continued to-day.
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New Orleans MnrKeE.

By TeIegraph.1 NEW ORLEANS. June 30.
CoTToE-steady; middIfng at 23149231ac ;
sales 905 bales.
FLOUR-Duli at s. 1915 20.
CORN-W hite 81 %.
OATS-zlc.
PORK-S34 IS
BACON-I5MlS5zc.
LARD-U -Unchauged. -
SUGAR-NOminai.f
WHIsKY-Sl 90.
lyoFFR E-Dull.
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sew York cold ana STOCK Markff
By Telegraphl NEW YoRK. June 10.

y ANINs4 asplsI INV = ULtA : J uU q ~.
MoNEY-During bank hours was very lac-
tiYeat per cent, an commissions ofI<kl15
per cent; subs equentiy, the price droppe {
To level rate on a report that the Dis
trict Attorney intends TO undertake prose-
cuJlOnS Tor the violation OF the usury
laws. The Treasury coin dtSbuI sements
commencing tomorrow, should bring re-
lief 1t has leaked out that about s. O0O 600
IN greenOaclIs are locked up by parties.
manipulating the money market to AFFECT
prices generally. tft
STERLING Dull at 9Ia9I.
GoLD-Firm opened at I3T16, and closed
at 1871. The clearances Were So, ,0OO, 900
exports S53 500.
GoYERNM ENTs-Opened weak and closed
strong nd higher. Coupons '6l, I2O56 60I2IIz ;
do. '62 lZI1z4l2l54; do. "a, II70ll715; do. 163,
lt754g iIS; DO. new; ll95zgll954: do. 81 1882
9dlg54; do. '6S, ll9A9Ii954 l0-40s, 1075zg
los, fIHE =
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LOCAL NOTICES.

B9~ Go to w. T. Worthington g.
Co. for porcelain watch dials, and all
such work as that. It's the only
Gallery where you can get all styles
OF miniatures, corner of Main and
Second Streets. iy1-3t
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To LET.-Having more room than
is necessary for our business, we will
rent part of our house. (No. 30
North Water Street) to a good, re-
.sponsible party, on reasonable terms.
j. @. DUsOUCHET q Co.
Evansville. Ind. June z, 1869. If
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BS- Mr.. NJ. M. Ormsby. late of
Chicago, and from one of the best
galleries In that city, is now with W.
L. Worthington & Co. Give him a
trial Satisfaction garanteed. Re
member corner Of Main and Second
Streets. jyl-3t
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PosT OFFICE BULLETIN. - The
Postmaster of this city has issued a
Bulletin in circular form. which will
be issued from time to time, for the
information of the public relative to
Post Office regulations. The issue
before us contains much information
that will prove valuable, if carefully
studied. It gives the hours of de-
parture and for closing the various
mails leaving this city, Post Office
hours. Box Regulations. Rates of
Postage, Domestic and Foreign Alb
stracts of Postal Laws aud Regula-
tions. and valuable information rela-
tive to the Registration of Letters and
the Post Office Money Order System.
Persons receiving it should post it up
in some convenient place for refer
ence.
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NEW TRIAL.-The case of Mollie
Brown, charged with keeping a house
of bad repute, will be retired this
morning at 9 o'clock before the Re-
corder. It will be remembered that
the jury failed to agree on the occa-
sion Of the trial on Tuesday.
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CHEESE AT AUGTIoN.-Hiram Mel
son will sell at auction, at his auc-
ton room, LOCUST Street, this morn
ing, at 9 o'clock, 40 cheese.
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REAL ESTATE APPRAIsER.-We e learn
that Mr.. PfafHn, the City Real Estate
Appraiser, has finished his appraise-
ment, and mas only to make up his
record, which can be done in week
or so. 1t is probable, therefore, that
the Council will sit as a Board of
Equalization week after next.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Words or Weight for Wives and
MQaherg

MU4HefSs
The superiority OF ii OST ETTE r 3 S
STOMACH BlTTlaS over ali other tonics
and cOrTectives, as remedy for dyspepsia,
btltOusneSs, nervous affections, aud ali
Complaints Of the Viscerai organs, aud as at
preventive Of malariOus disorders, is pro-
verbal; but perhaps II ls not 30 generally
known that the ingredients Of thls famous
fnVigOranb ana ate rutlVe exercise "a ID W.
erfu1 and mo8f beneficial influence ia that
numerous and distressing e.ass ofailments
o. which 50 many thousands OF delicate
women are the patient, uncOmp aiming
victims. The special troubles Of th6 sex.
CONNIE nciug with the dawn OF woman
mood ana extending over period of from
thirty 10 thtrty-hve years, are as readily
ana certainly relieved by the operation Of
this admirable vegetable preparation ns
any OF the complaints common 20 DOth
sexes. for which ~ is recommended as "a
specific. Tie attention of molhefH - ~
Vited to it's balsamic effect ~ rose peeu-
.liar cases OF functfOnAl ifrt gulnflAy anu
Irritation which. when neglected Or maj
treated destroy the health and shorten he
lives al SO many lnVali1s There is no
naed Tor the powerful and dang. rous drugs
"a, often resorlcd to M such cases. The
mild ionic and rest Orativc act on OF the
RIITFIkS ta all tie ASS stance that nature
requires in ITS struggle to oVeTcomt the
difficulty, and "a vast amount Of suffering
would be spaTei 90 the sex II tuey Blnced
implicit faith ln this wholesome vegetable
fnVigOrant, corrective, aud mervIne. aud
discarded the pernicious nostrums adver-
Used by ignorant and mercenhry charla-
tans.
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CUTTING DowN.-The American
Express Company has reduced the
pay of all its messengers and en-
ployees about ten per cent.
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MORE RAIN.-In addition to the
deluging rain that fell late last even
ing, more rain seemed imminent about
l O. clock this morning.
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Bg For pure Drugs, Chemicals
Liquors and fine Perfumes, Hair Oils
Pomades, Brushes, Toilet Soaps and
Fancy Articles, go to the Opera Drug
Store, 18 South First Street. Fresh
Blue Lick and Congress Water. Par
ticuIar attention paid to compound
ing prescriptions day or night. my27.
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RAILROAD AFFAIRS. = Robt. A.
Hill, Esq, President of the E. G. &
P. r. R., received a letter yesterday
from gentleman of Carmi, ILL.,. stat
ing that on the 7th of July the Direc-
tors of the Evansville and Southern
Illinois Railroad, an organization
chartered by the Legislature of Hi
nois to build railroad from Nc
Leansboro, ILL.,, via Carmi, to Evans
Vile, held a meeting. The object of
the meeting is to confer with the off
GERS and Directors of the e. Q. & 2.
r. r., and the citizens generally, rel
ative to the railroad-interests of the
two sections. The delegates who are
expected to visit this city are: Samuel
X. Casey and Willis d. Green, OF
Mount Vernon, ILL.,; S. S. Marshall
Aaron G. Cloud and Richard W.
Townshend. of McLeansbOro; Col
John NJ. Crebbs and DIR. A. W. Ne
Lean, of CArmi, together with numer-
Gus prominent citizens of Hamilton
Jefferson and White Counties.
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PICNIC. = A very pleasant picnic
was enjoyed by number Of English
families, at the Artesian Springs Park
yesterday, and the little children
romped with delight over the grassy
park. This place is becoming a great
resort for family and social parties.
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= For the finest Card Photo
craps, go to w. T. Worthington &
Co.'S Gallery, corner of Main and
Second Streets. jyl 3t
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BsB@ Undressed or wash kid gloves,
fifty cents per pair, at Hughes's. If
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Our AGAIN.-We were pleased to
see Reuben Smith, who was caught
in the hy-wheel at Igleheart's mill,
out in the streets yesterday. Although
not entirely recovered, he is able to
navigate with crutch, and in short
time will be able to go to work again
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A NEW ARRANGEMENT.-Messrs.
I. & D. Heimen, who had arranged to
dissolve partnership on the 1st OF
July, have changed their plans, and
will continue in business together,
and greatly extend their operations,
To, this end they have rented the
magnificent double rooms in VAIN
siedler's splendid new block. corner
of First and Vine Streets, of which
they will take possession about the
first of August, of which due notice
will given at the proper time. The
Messrs. Heiman are among our most
entefprising and liberal handed
Wholesale merchants, and we bespeak
fer them a liberal patronage. They
will do very extensive wholesale
business in groceries and liquors.
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BD@ just received at the New York
Grocery, 20 boxes fresh Lemons.
je2S-4t
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BATCmEaOIl's nam DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye as The best in th8
world; lhe only true and perfect uYe,
harmless, rellnpie iRslahta neousi NO disc
diCsthe iu effects OF bad Dyes; luvigornial
and loaVes the Hair soft aud beautiful,
and Perfumers anu properly applied III
BatcheIor's wig FACTORY NO l1 Bond SO.
New York.
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The DIFFICULTY REMOVED
EVERY STEAM BOILER SHOULD HAVE
SullWelPs Patent
Heater and Lime Catcher :

gR3UE MOST SERIOUS DIFFICULTY
3 experienced hy those who use steam
power la the formation iu their bollers OF
WuHf DIS known 90 eugiu core aH 90 i5tfa TsIs 90
or 'lNCKD5IATIDN H-a hard arbHtnuce
formed out OF tho earthly salts .eoutnfuHd
~ lhe water which attaches itself firmly
~ the whole inner surface of tho boiler.
ia this city THIS dlDculfy Dr. peculiarly age
gravated by the large quantity of magna-
HtM ana lime found ln the water. WlIicu.
besides .fOrmlug scales ou the boiler. OBJ
strucfs the pipes aud occaNlons tho most
annoying delays "a cleaning, aa well ua
actually sendangeriug the safely of th0
boiler.
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JANsrowN, M Y.


Manufactures or girculnr, MuioY, MiII.
GAnRand CrOss-Cut saws. ChnpplmE AMns,
ali shupes GOlburu d Patent AXe. HhuVaHs.
Spades aud Mlleaa Patent Covered scoop,
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a eood circus. we say EMBRACE the
present opportunity, and stspd not
upon the order of your going" but go
at once. Remember, this is the last
The Evansville journal., 1869-07-01

Duteher's Dead Shot for bed Bugs
Dufeher's Lightning Fly Killer.
Sold by Druggists Everywhere.
may26 dwlm ISM
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stiIIweII's Patent Heater

Removes an this dImeulty sending tho
water into the boiler free from amy Budl-
ment whatever. and pure cas- lf distilled.
who use ,vnaf arc kuuWn as the drive
wells" for fhelr hlppit ol Whler cannot
ave hem much money lu the purchase 0F
moi to say n0tHlug of the annoyance and
delay in cleansing boilers. The Hentor III
easily managed, and quickly cleausod.
one has be fu iu operation Gee IglennlfttH
FIGURING VIII for many months, and given
entire hHtistmoitau.' Another fH fu uneFu-
ton IN beilmau's Foundry and tine Cotton
MiIl adjoining
orders iOr 5tlilWcIla Heater win receive
prOmpL attention M lett with
WILLIAM HEHMAN, Agent.
fau6
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The nenlInr Ponl.

An Essay for Young Men Oh the Crime
OF Solitude, and the Diseases and Abuses
which create impedilnents TO MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent I'm sealed
letter envelopes, free OF charge. Address
DR.. j. SKILLIN HOUGHTON, Howard
Association, Philadelphia, Pa.
junl2 d3m Tsp
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PERFECTLY
EXCRUCIATING

Dry GOODS too cheap to give away.
Our entire stock will be closed out
before sundown. Grenadines at 6Oc..
worth ST 90 New York Store.
J. T. 4 S. A. COOLIDGE,
je25-1w No. 50 Main Street.
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SO 90 Per Day Guaranteed

Agents TO sell the HOME SHUTTLE BEWfno
MACTIINE. De- makes the LOCK 8T TGH.
ALIKE ON BOTH SIDES, hus the under feed,
anu ls equal lu every respect t0 any Sieve
tng Machine ever invented. Price SO.
Warranted loF1 years. send for Circular.
Address JOHNSON, CLARK a Co, Boston,
Mass, Pittsburgh, Pa, or $50. Luuis, Mo.
Tr OGALA AND WEtA WELGM 81 AaEahH
IA can make large commissions ou the
sele OF several compact articles, uulVera
sally used. Addr ss ~ ~. GkAIrA ny a.
CO.3N Chestnut zt, PhiladeIphla, PA.
TTEMuEuR WEHT Wai p1Uf For uarfis
- ueu1ars address IS. ~. SPENCER n
Co, Brattlcb0ru, W.
w7rTA STE ah- .Adr EMWa no SOIL tho
w Il AHIfRTGAV V hNIIiTINg ma
CHINE, Price $40. The sim plest. cll atlfzfift
and beai kuItlug Machine ever tn vented.
VIII kuit2ON 600 STITCHES per mluutc. Liberal
inducon1rnia ty "A Ancufss Address "a MM8L-
CAN KNITTING MACHINE CO., Boatou.
Mass, OF 80. Louis, NO.
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no. DIZZY sritEET, NEW YoRN
Great reduction in price. Mol. 5l5; no.
2, $40; No. 3, glj
first-claas Agents Wautad. Addrnga az
above.
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Ear Sixty mats of fine java Coffee
for sale at l. &. ID. HEIIAN's.
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Lock HAVEN, PA
Messrs. LIPFTEooTr q BLAKEwELL. Pitts
burg. Pa.
Geufgs We havo been using VDur make
81 Gang Saws Iu o1r mill, uud 0ud them.
tu point of quality. superior 10 any we
nave ever used. Yours &c,
SHAW, BLANCHAHD a. co.
JAMIHroWW, IN. II.
LIPPtNC TIT g. BLAKHWELLs we have
no trouble with your -Hwss they don't
need 20 be lined up with paper, Wo
put them Om the MHudrei aud they 90
right along.
Temper perfectly Uniform, and quality
unsurpassed. Respectfully,
JHAss j. FOX.
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TEYAHTEu, AGENTS. b7J 90 500 per
w month, everywhere, male and TO-
male, To Introduce the GENUINE LM-
PkONED COMMON SENSE FAMILY
SEWING MACHINE. Tuls ma shine viii
etiich, hem, felIs tuck, quilt, cord, bind.
braid aud cmuraider iu most superior
manuer Price onlv Gl8. Fully warrant
90 Tor 1--WE years We VIII paF 1900 Tor
any machiue That VIII acW "a stronger,
more Deauhiul, or more elastic seam tHau
ours. ~ mafe tho f Elastic Lock stitch"
EVERY second sltch can be cut. and atNl
tue cIOih cannot DE pulled apart without
tearing III. We pay auents from SIS 10 H20u
per month ana expenses, or "a com mission
from which twice that amount can he
made. Address HlsCOMB ~ GO, Pittsburgh, q,
Pa Boston, Mass, or $50. LOula, Mo.
Cnutlom.-Do not De Imposed on by oth-
ef parties pallutug or worthless cast iron
machines, under the same name or other
wise Dufs ia the only genuine aud really
practical, cheap machine manufactured.
s3ooQs SALARY. Address b B..PIAEo
Co, N. y
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FOR RENT.
LOST.
FOUND.

-EY-A Iarse key, which can be had
~ by calling at this office, and pay ing
Tor this advertisement. July1 II
THURSDAY Y...............-.... -. JULY |, 1867.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08

u aar CHARLES LONDON CORDIAL GIN,
OR PURE LIQUOR OF JUNIPER BERRrEs.--Tms
favorite brand Of PURE LONDON CORDIAL GIN
has stood the test OF time, imitation, piracy. high
tariffs and unfair competition, and stiH enjoys con-
stanty increasing sale; showing that true merit
does not always go unapprecisted.
CHA RLEs' LONDON CORDIAL GIN
10 offered TO the public as perfectly reliable speci-
acia OIL cases OF Diseased Bladder and Kidneys 1t
acts directly on these organs. with dreotness and
speediness. which render It invaluable tn persons
sufiering from Gravel. Diabetes. Infiamed BIadd er
scanty and highly-coiored urine. and in aM cases
where, from Whatever cause, healthul diuretic to
required, sa.S9@ fas ,ssg G3r XXI
Ladies' subject to painful menstruation, can by the
use Of CORDIAL GIN q few days previous to and
during illness obtain grsas relief In such instances
- shouldbe taken with sugar and warm water. g
4 Az tonic and beverage this GIN is unequaled, as
IL possesses none Of Che heaaache properties TO be
fouad la those posons, now too frequently cold un-
dor the names Of din Brandy. Whtshey, &c. %
raS fst-s JOHN r. HENRY. Sole Importer.
ss .ses,s1 q, ~ Ec. ., 2s-s ac'=, .ssE -olss.
For Gale In Charleston, South Carolina, by Or.
II. BARR. RAOUL d LYMAN. W. A. sKBTME, q.
W. AIMAR. ED. 8. BURNHAM ana A. w. ECKRL
60. tuthseowsmos DAo February 20
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-08
Blue RIDGE RAILROAD coMPAN,


Alta meeting Of the stockholders Of this COM
pany, held at Clayton, Georgia, on April 80,
the following directors were elected: Thomas
Kelly, James Bleckley, NJ. F. Cannon, George
A. Trenh olm. Henry Gourdin, James L. Orr,
J. W. Harrison. E. L. Prarker and w. HID.
Gaillard. jt7.
The following resolutions were adopted
Resolued. That the thanks OF the citizens of
Rabun County are due to the President and
papy in South Carolina" for their untiping
energy in promoting the great work in which
they, as we'll as the stockholders OF the Blue
much interested, and that we, both as citizens
and stockholders tender the same, as also our
recognition OF the generous aid extended by
South Carolina to the soh0&e so0rk without re-
Res0tUed, That in view Of the paramount
importance of the speedy completion Of our
railroad connection with tho seaboard lin
view Of the certain increase of the value Of
sources OF the country, both mineral and agri-
cultural, and the f.cilities which will be af-
forded to trade aud immigration, we cordially
invite each and every citizen OF habun County
to come forward and aid us in the work by lo-
eral subscriptions in land and money.
ResosUed, That books for subscription be at
SanDon a Amos sns ha Meisss. Ssss sb
| committee. who shall for the ensuing year
take charge Of the same. so a. ~.
Resolue6, That the President Of this com
pany to hereby authorized to execute ana de-
liver In behalf of this company the several
mortgages which may be advised by counsel
to secure the bonds to be issued by the s.Bue
Ridge Railroad Company in South Carolina, %
| in conformity with the acts Of the General AS
! sembly OF South Carolina.
Resosoed, That the stockholders OF the seRlue
Ridge Railroad Company" have heard with
sincere sorrow Of the death of their late Presi-
dent. the Hon. Edward Frost, Of South Oaro
| lima.
Resolued, That the name OF the Hon Edward
Frost, OF South Carolina, should be and shall
be forever associated with the history OF the
blue Ridge Railroad Company" and we, the
stockholders Of the same. declare our intention
| when the road is completed, to provide fit
ting testimonial Of our respect for his noble
qualities as man and his eminent usefulness
| as O citizen. IN
ResolDed, That the family Of the deceased
be furnished ny the secretary OF the meeting
with q copy OF the above resolutions.
General J. w. Harrison was unanimously re-
elected President, and Mr.. w. n, d. Gaillard
+! Secretary and Treasurer ~