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AIRRAn.AI..
The. Election Returnls--.TL.es vote
neutrality-suspicious. 6laInn, s1l
MONTGOMERY, August

tH4Et r'|HAS--s. '..H |.f
III 2 MONTGOMERY, August 4.
! The election news 10 meagre. As far
aH heard from the vote 10 less than last
year. The probabilities are In favor OF
PAtkinBon, Democrat, In Sd district, by
q handsome majority. The contest be-
tween Worthy, Democrat, and Buck.
ley, Republican, In the ID district, will
be much closer than was expected, and
the!latter's friends are fearful o1hlB de-.
feat on account Of the great falling OF
In the negro vote.
MOBILE, August 4,
Mann's mAjofityin Mobile county as
far as heard from 10 ], ,4b9; several pre-.
cinets 10 be heard from. The county
will probably give 800 majority for
Mann. Adviccs from Baldwin county
Court House state that q negro mob
took possession of the polls and beat
one man and prevented any Democratic
negros from voting. They were very
rlotous. The sheriff could not control
them. That precinct gIvea Buckley 22O
majority. EssanchR county gives
Mann 100. Claiborne, Monroe county,
Of O'Clock p. n, had polled 3s5 votes,
all for Mann. The indications are thai
Mann is elected by 1900 majority.
sRnMA, August 4.
The election passed on quietly, and
reports from several districts show O
considerable falling on from the vote OF
last year. The vote In Selma resulted
as follows: Buck. '2.03s; Mann, 6il.
Republican loss, 6ll; DemoprRtIc loss,
ls2. In unlon, Mann IhAd 80; Buck
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HoN, ero. W, WOODWARD,

"a. Hon. Gro. ". WoopwARD, rs,t
oAlet Hattos orths Supreme ouRtQ Qf IA, writes,
PHILADELPHIA, March 1B, 1867.
az ind HoonAndh German Btttefl IN q
good toAio, uBeful In di1oaAeg Of the digestive
GyHlefn. Yours, trulYt ~
..Us. ano. W. WOODWARD"
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nAsKErs BIZ p5, TELEasAp

= s7rN NEW YORK. Augusta.
CoTToN-Firm; sales Of 1900 bales at
S3aS31IC for middllng uplands, b
buyer's favor. ''F 7'
GRA1N.-Wheat-Qulet and stead y
With a moderate export demand. Rye
Nominal. oats-Dnll and heavy Of zoo
for western afloat. Corn-Steadly al SOc
all on for uusound and $tO5ai 10 for
sound mixed western. fi i'if =.
PRovIs1oNs.-Pork-Dull at $50 u for
mess. Beef-Quiet without decided
change. Gut Meats-Qulst but steady.
LAEp-Quiet at l99GRle3fc for fair 10
prime steam. s'T 't''''
Edas-Qniet OF 2Ia24c. F1
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Monty AND RrnuKs.

! MoNRY-Easy at 5A7 per cent: call
loans chiefly 8 per cent.
sTRRLINa-Quiet 1093<a1l0.
GoLD--Dull and without change :
opening OF lS5; closing ut 1851Sal86Iff <;
carrying rates 6Ifa7 per cent.
GOVERNMENT STocKa-Higher. clos.
Ing firm. Coupons Of 'Sl, 12A9<al25: do.
'62. 125Rl25I<; do. i64, 12SS1 S1al2i; do, i65.
1231Ga124; do. new, 1229SSal22X; 40. i67'
122Eal22JG; do. '69, 1229Sal22X; l0-AOi'
ll8All6Hj Pacidcs, 1ll3<alllX,
About t460, 900 Of the bonds Hold 10
the Government to-day, had bean dali.
.vered at the close OF bank houra- The
remainder will be delivered 10 o.morrow.
The liabilities OF the Greek arm nj
Rhodoconahi q FrRnghieni are renor.
ted TO be about COZ, 900 pounds ateriIne
In this Market The Directors OF ina
Chicago Il Moth Western Railroad
Company met.to.day and passed Bnita.
BILE resolutions to The memory Of MT.
Keep. The board resolved as ! further
mark OF respect TO their late President
70 let the matter Of filling the vacancy
IN the board and electlng new Presi.
dent, lie over until their next monthly
meeting.
sTocEs-wsstern Union Telegraph
Ss5f; Pacific Mall SAX; New York Cen.
tral 2O9ki Harlem l66; do. preferred
l68: Hudson 1854; Reading SIX; Erie
2SHi. Michigan Central 1Sl; Michigan
Southern 108H; Illinois Central .llfI<;
Pittsburgh le6k; Northwestern SIX;
DO preferred 97jSS Cleveland, Columbus
q Cincinnati 83i Rock IalAnd 1l4N; do
preferred $685.; Wabash 73k; Fort
Wayne l6S, T6ffe Hgnte "a; do pre-.
terred So; Chicago and Alton 1866; do
preferred 1o8; Ohio q Mississippi sax. !.
. EXPRESS SHAREs-AdamB 50; Wells,
Fargo& Co. 1o,S; American AK Uni.
ted States 81: MerchAnts' Union l0H.
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AUGUST 4.-FLouR-Qulet, but frm
o. previous figures; sales spring extras
o. y 6Oa7 10; spring Huperhne ut a 25a
., and white Winter extras at fS 80.
GRAIN.-Wheat-F1rm; sales OF No,
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KlIaasA lThs lBandWlch IIlaAd vol.
Cam.

cAnO.
About q ye66 6R0, at he tlmA Or the
great earthquake and eruption on Ha-
wall, action in the old crater suddenly
ceased, simultaneous with the ire
mendous shock OF April 2, 1867, which
shook the whole archipelago, from Kau
TO Nllhan, the internal fire ceased 10
burn and the bottom Of thsoratsr Hnb.
sided from three 10 i've hundred feet
below ltB level It seemed as II the
lava had been suddenly drawn of, az
was doubtless the case, leaving the floor
Of the crater caVed In. Had Il NOT been
held together BY itsgreat thickness and
lateral strength, no one can tell where
i might have fallen. to, as no traces OF
hre have since been seen until lately,
except In the 'old South Lake, which
AeeniA to be a! funnel leading from
the deep internal fires. Travellers
WhOJ have lGtely visited the crater
assure us. that the old South Lake
ls growing up In size and activi.
~. 1t.lncreaseS It's area, not from
overflow, but by the .caving In Of the
surrounding rim. Atlimes' immense
portions Of the adjacent old and hard
lava cave In and are swallowed up i'd
the boiling lava Of the fiery caldron,
In'thlB way the active lake has Increaa-
ed from 200 or 800 feet TO over 1900 In
diameter, audis stlllextending. Some
thtnkitha itmayA continue u enlafRe
Its borders till It enRufts the greater
partiofKilanea, From this. It Will be
seenr that the crater is undergoing q
great change, and that the Intern al
hres are becoming more active, though
It may be years before they acquire the
forcet ,necessaFyl0to produce another
eruption. Its present condition 10 very
similar TO what old residents represent
u TO have been In 1880 or thereaboutH,
Not only Ia this steady increase OF
activity going on now In Kilanea, but
occasionally, tets Of lava are. thrown up
out Of The old Il south ai lake !. &. to
such y hight as to attract the at
tention OF the natives living near or
passing by at some distance from the
crater. The southern part Of Hawaii,
from Hllo 10 Kau, 10 still subject to
earthquake shocks, and scarcely q week
passes without one. These are not
sufhciently severe, however, TO cause
any damage. But their existence cree
'ateaa doubtaB 70 the late eruption hay.
Ing been so thorough as those Of former
years, In paciiylng The rehelllonB. ele-
ments at work under MAuna Loa,
Those who have visited KIlauea In
former years will readily observe the
great changes In the depression OF the
crater aB well 90 the CompaEattyeae-
tiVity or the molten lava; while
stranger might not notice anything ,pe-
cullar, and perhaps be even disappolnt-
ed In not. finding the display such o.
his Imagination had pictured. Com.
pared With The occasions OF great erup-
lion, 'Kilauea iSiatill quite dormant;
and yet the changes we, have noted will
Interest all who have ever vislted ais
great outlet ofthe Internal hres.-Hon.
olIlu Advertiser, = NF'h
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Hnn. arnnnn RIrAnIHnnn. .

Ju,iies n tAe SGprtass Our q Ra.HVtputa,
a fLJfyf PM1ADlLPmA, JunO ], lssa.
" have Sound by 6xpofione6 that Hoor.
lands Herman Miteu y o very good tpnie,
FOli0yfnk dyBpoptio eymptumg ntmol d..
Toctly.. dE0RlE EaHARSWooD."
.l,ay. .aa!F 'isnG
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DRY GOODS MARKET.

For cotton fabrics remains quiet vet
firm: Fancy woolens adapted for
mems wear are also quiet but heavy.
Woolens and repellAnts are In good
request; woolen shawls and ambss are
In more animated demand as are Ger.
mantoWn goods such as hosiery OF the
low grades, hoods, Soaris, nubles, DC,
There has been great decline in
western freight from here and Boston.
and this has already had g. wonderful
effect on trade. . Ill
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AMONG the names In the New York
City Directory are: Two IrIshs. fiity.
eight Frenchs, twenty-four EnglIShes.
seven GermAns and only ono .AmerI.
can, eight George Washington. two
Thomas Jeifersons, four John Q Adams.
one Martin Van Buren, eighty Grants
aud one Thomas Dodd. Twenty. seven
Judges against two JuEys, and sixteen
DlamonS with alx Pearls. Ono Rough,
eighteen Readys, eight ShoenakeIs and
four Tinkgrs. One Shy lock. two John
Sheppards, one hundred Peeks, two
Bushels, seven Hams, one Egg. Two
Layers, one Bourbon and one Bouquet.
The name OF Smith occufa Y, 500 times,
then four Acorns, Aen Apples, seven
Stumpa and one StronHmRu, elk
IIoOches, three CowSrds and one Cousin,
ten Moons and one Mornlngstar, eleven
Joys and two Griefa. Two Heavya and
four LIghtbodyS, two RedheadB and
twenty-five Whiteheads, three Widows,
lhyO WhItemans, ten BlRekmans and
| ten RodmAnH, ''f
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PRUSSIA.
The Press Expresses Confidence IN
American Finances.

TT"-.| 10 |r-"I-T bkNLINI AuBuBI 4.
The BOrSen EntGn0, discussing the
passage Of the bill for the inpoBltion by
Congresg OF tax on the coupons Of
United States bonds, expresses conf.
denee that the Republicans will remain
faithful 10 the programme In which
they pronounced energetlcally against
repudlation. The ZeitIno declares that
the. current rurnor9'to the effect that
such tax is contemplated ! ,care mere
rumora Of tho stock exchange =
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Hon. IArmTHoNpan1l,

Hon. JAMIE THohPSoNs H
Judge Of he Supreme Curt of Rs'RUlpGnta.
y PRILADELPHfA, April q, 1885.
"I oonnidor HooaandT German Bitten. Q
ValIId6ls medicAls In case OF attacks OF 1ndl.
gsaiion or Dyspepsia. I can certify this
from my expGd6n6a Of ~ B. EfluG
-, 10" 1ou' =. VIA w'J4GEs v sSS SSSaoMPsoNg..
sa -. "
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EUROPE.
FRANCE

The Reserves 20 be Called Outs..The
7' cabinet Movement.
PARIS, August 4. ,
II tiisSSerted that The Government
VIII shortly call out roAaEyea. IA lorfnl-
dable uprising OF Carlisle occurred at
ToFtoaA and TerVll. 0flcial RdVIces
contradlct the statement that two Oar
llsta prisoners were bhot by order Of
the Council Of War. Several bands Of
CarlistB In d lhsrent parts OF the country
have be0n scattered within the past
few days, - Z. - y 1.iF4 -
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a Rowing character. q

CIUW HtO Ave Il 1NHtSs
AlbeEt.R. irwin was arraIEned yes.
terday afternoon before Justice Led.
with, at the Jefferson Market Police
Court, on Q charge OF ivagrauey, and q
decidedly htriking object he ,WaS ID he
stood unabashed In the eye OF Justice.
Tall and finely proporlioned, ne was
clothed In garments approaching the
mildew stage, but he Bore himself 90
calamity that he looked something
like hero In distress, His features
were finely cut, his eye bright, and his
upper lip ornamenled with moustaohe
OF sangulnary hue. His hair was his
weakness, for It hung down below his
neck In waving, light brown curls that
must have been decided inconyeni.
ence In the many forRYB he had made
and the battles heihad shared.
With "a view Of ascertainlne his
means Of livelihood, the maRlstrate
made inquiries % to his past life, and
Il presently appeared that be had been
o man OF rowing habits and multlform
allegiances. He had served In the Fed.
eral army during the great war; aud
bis appetite for adventure being nnap-
peased Of the close OF the conflict, he
had dfiited of 10 Mexico and taken
service under the banners OF Maxlmil-
ian. A tragical fate overlook that
Prince before the spirit OF this hero had
grown dim, Or his natural force Abated,
and coming back 10 the, States he
plunged into the Fenlan movement, but
that bubble soon bursting h0 was
thrown back for q time into the dull
prosaic ways Of life. Al last came the
Cuban excitement, and In he went As a
volunteer until he had attained the
comtotts and security Of Fort Lafayette
a9 q prisoner. There his means Of live.
iihood were Visible enongh, but q hard.
hearted Government having turned
MIN out TO exist on his own resources,
he had Considerable trouble 10 exnlaIn
how he did Il, and the MaRIstrate finally
committed him to The care OF ihe Conn
missioners Of Charities, and he thus
once more became a public benefIniaTv.
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GL1eGtteLLi4tt1et::
The VIEEinIa senatorshIps.

RYOHt NC NJ 7, 1tllt8. ivy tt AtNtf -
From a Richmond correspondent we
receive the Information that franklin
SlearneB, OF that city, and Gen, Robert
Williams, are the leading names mem
TONED for the United States Senator
ships which Will soon be at the dis
posal Of reconstructed Virginia. Mt.
SteArnes, Q native OF New York, has
resided Ia Richmond thirty years. He
was q Whig % long as the Whlg party
existed, and was o conBlatent Union
man throughout the war; having shared
imprisonment with John Minor Bolts.
General WIIliap1B 10 known % the huS
band oi the widow Of Stephen A. Doug
las. Both gentlemen are allied with
the Walker section Of the Republican
party.
We submit 10 those concerned that
planning for SenAtorships is rather
premature. There. are cartRin- eontIn-
RencieS which. may se.iously affect
many calculations. The Dol ItIcal com.
plexion Of the Legislature depends In
no Itrifllng degree upon the action OF
General Candy In the matter OF the teal
oath. II that ofilclal Be permItted 10
exact The oath from all the member
CA0Sst $40 " NAIAoI AluJOLlty III tut4eBlhs
latuIe Will be reduced 10 inhnlteBlnnRl
proposals. And II Mr., Butler,s idea bb
accepted by the District Commander,
and the defeated Wells candidates be
Installed In seats from which success.
!ul Walker candidates may be sejected
BY General Canby's order, the Wells
party will get The, upper hand In both
Houses. Much wise talk about the
SenatorshipB will then pass for moth.
Ing. Instead Of Williams, we may
have to chronicle the elections OF Wells,
Butall IhlB 10 ,premaluEe. The irst
point to be determined 10 the taking Of
the test oath, which should be dis.
pensed With, but may not. That set.
tied. and the Legislature organized the
az hacatldn iot the FIfteenJh Amend.
tnent win Be next In order. By that
time the relations OF parties will be bet.
ter understood, and we shall be ready
to hear further touching the Senator
Hplp4,l ,f rs.tgttl Q Ugefsssf 1 ,
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CtNo1NNkrI, August 4.
Weather clear. Thermometer 8S,
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gSSasSsrG.
franklin Insurance Company,
lssi e, OF WHEELING.


rcf van "a DteotOEI.
HAM,b McCLlhLAN, tHoRaH AEKNDE,
4, i. LOGAN, sGE THo8. r. eHALInRogs
9. y. tfRANEHEH, I, N.VANg. . ..
~ Loum @. BTfTII.
This company how having boan organized
nye yoAlB, and In TINT time donO d Sncc0nSJ
MI business, 3 gtill prepared % tAke fllkB q
mir Fatea on Buildings ofAll kindH, MarohAfs
disc, Manufacturing Eslahllahm6ntA FuI.
nlture, steam Boats and oarROos ON the WOg-
leTn Rivers and Lake,. This company OF.
lem superior Inducements 70 FAfmafA where
~ they can DO insured ON DWELLINGS, Fur
nltufo, Rarnl, and contents for 3 or byeaH a
reduced raloie THIS being state company
LARaEsr Cash CAPITAL
paid IN, and surplus Of any company In the
BtAto; and composed OF BomO hin6ty.fouT
9tock oldGr1, most Of whom arc among our
poat buAineal man, recommends itself 70 the
favorable consideration Of tho inSuEinE
pnblic and Rollcit8 their pAtronAga, Apple
cations for insurance viii DO promptly Attignr
ded 70 at their once, No. % Monroe street, Or
q their several agonciaa Throughout tho
,'','5r "' W, g N. ooEN, soey.
AAML McCLRLIiAN, PTSlideni,
9bo. MENDEL, Vice PT0Eidant.
3 IoDusQUW ..I| N.A ..N .H..
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GunpoWderl GunpVoWder IL i

HAVING THE EXCLUBIvE AGENCY
III In this city for the "Du Pont Powder
MlIls," l have RlWayB on hand In maRaxirA
n large supply Of al kinds OF powder man
utactuIed at the above named mills, viz:
Ride Powder In whole, half and quarter me-
talic kegs; Sporting in cannisterB; also
Blasting and Mining Powder in metal keES
Patent and Water Proof Safety Fuse ior
blasting. For sale at lowest market prices,
A liberal discount viii be given to persons
Delivered frea 70 oBteamboat Gndc
mAlbsly 10 OlHga.s# ~ ~. IL. REILLY,
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TURKEY,
The Sublime Porte Intlmatea q With.
draWaI Of the Privileges ef the
VIeoFOY or Egypt,
CoNsTANT1NoPLR. Aug

CcNsTANTINoPLE, Augusta.
Z An AId.de- Camp Of 1.-The Gtand VizIer
10 about TO leave for Egypt, bearing q
letter from tho VioeEoy which, after 70
counting the grievanoaspf the Sublime
Port, conoludee with the IntImatlon
that inycaBe- no BatIsfael lofyIe4plana.
tlons are given, The Porte win with
draw the privileges accorded By the
tiEman oflS4l.! u I l''0 -i iItT ~
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spugB % ~ .sfssEJa,n.s rT,1s }f
HooFLAND'S GERMAN TONIC.
CD b y laAHAa ,TlU36
HO0FLAND'S GERMAN TONIC

spEa ~ haAtA Ia .ra
u pleasant preparation Of the BitteTH for
tholaWhO DO not lik0 extreme Bltt0rs. II
u composed Of all tho ingredients OF the
Bitten combined with pur6 santA cruz rum
and agreeable nRvcfing extracts. Its use
recommended When oomo puT0 atimulAnt -
required IN correction with tho tonic pro-
parties OF the BiLtefa,
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.t HOoFLANDBl GERMAN .BTTTBRs d
entirely vegetable, and contains NO liquor.
nia q compound Of Flpid ExtTAetl, Tho
0Ttflct1 ET8 made, dfe gathered IN Ger.
many, all the medical virtues are extracted
iTom them by o scientific chemist, These
extracts arc then forwarded 70 this country
70 bo u1e1 S1pte1 sly l0r the mlhugAGtufe Of
thl1 nltt1fA. 1fieT6t8 no Alcohol lle substance
OF any kiuaiulod m compromising the Bit
teII, hence Il me- nom I'll tho objections in+
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BLOOD PURIFIERS 8

$ - "a l,Sll 10" "UIIf',lI. !.
HultlnR from bad blood. Keep your
blood pure. keep your Liver In order,
keep your diGolltVOs 1fRAnB in1a rs
sound, healthy condition, by
the lDo 9t thaso IemealeS,
and 10 dBeale VIII
Ass1Ip >eysFaa4Al you.
TN CoNP1Ixroil Ladies who WiGh q
fair GRin ana good complexion, FREQ from
YalloU tAh' h'tinN6 annAll other diBdguFem0ntg
ahould uN thooo remedies occaHl0nAlly. Th6
Liver In pSFfoct order, A1d1the blood pure,
!ill ,pe1ult IN spaEkling ebeS and blooming
cho0kl.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-13

REPORTERS CRUMBS. Rev. Father Ryan
(Moina) will visit city about three weeks hence.
A number of velocipedes passed through the city
yesterday for Atlanta.
The election for librarian of the Charleston Libra
ry takes place to-day, at P. M.
The market abounds in silver eh; 1t is eaid to be
q sure sign of the coming of summer weather.
officers Coates and Feed. recently suspended, were
restored to duty yesterday after impartial hear
ing before the Mayor.
taxpayer" and pr ointment city official had
war of worJs few days ago, which resulted in a
drawn battle u eech party claiming to be the victor
Some hapless wight gave dinner party on last
Saturday night on the spur Of rumor that the quo
soarranto had been decided in favor Of Pil'sbury.
lecture will b. delivered before the Young Mems
Christian Association this evening, at Trinity
Church, at O'Clock, by the Rev. Whtefoord Smith,
D. d.
The Macon and Western Railroad Company have
declared dividend Of thirty-three and third per
cent out of the rnngs heretofore invested in the
constru 'tion and Improvement of the road, and
stockholders registered on the books Of the New
York agency can receive their certificates at the
Bank of the Republic New York-all others at the
Office of the Company in Macon, Georgia.
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Wbituarp.

HALL.-Died at St. Julien's, in st. Johns Berke-
ley, the Goth March, in the 18th year Of his age
the Rev. FRANCIS MARION HALL, Minister Of the
"Church Of the Epiphany
Only few months have passed since this young
soldier Of the cross ordained to the Ministry OF
the Protestant Eplscopa Church, but his briet
vice In the Gospel has been marked with earnest.
ness and devotion which secured the esteem and
love OF his flock, and awakened in all who knew him
boy with an afectionate heart and talents Of high
order, his early manhood was consecrated to the
service Of Christ; and when called by the Spirit of
God to devote himself to the Ministry. though in
fee bic heath, he entered with uptir1ng labor upon
preparation Tor the work. AS he approached the
time for ordination his piety ripened, and the
Of responsibility increased. With single desire to
whom He shed His blood, worldly aspirations were
laid upon @he altar OF the Cross, and to fulfill his
course, and the Minis ry which he had received of
the Lord Jesus, was the wi h Of his heart. In the
parish in which he served, he sought to perform
with efficiency the pastoral work, while he faithfully
proclaimed the doctrines of grace; and fondy is his
memory cherished by a bereaved flock.
love- and his removal has left blank not to be
filled. But faith points those who mourn beyond
the grave, and we see him entered into rest ] he
Gospel which he preached cheered his dying hours
and the Saviour-whom he ioved-has taken him to
himself
"lhe morning shall awaken,
The shadows shall decay
And each true-hearted servant,
Shall shine as doth the cay.
happy retrlbutionl
Short toll, eternal rest;
For mOrtals and for sinners
mansion with tue best." G..
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LOCAL MATTERS.
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

WILLIAM MCKAY will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his
salesroom Meetlng-sreet, fl rniture potatoes, &c.
j. FRASER MATHEwEs will sell ut IL O'Clock, at
lat his Office, Broad-suect. ale, porter and brown
3stout.
A. G. McGILLIvRAY will sell for the Sheriff, at II
O'Clock, at the old Postofice ,evera lots of land.
ALoNZo j. WHITE l. SON will sell ut ii O'Clock, at
the old Postofnce, valuable plantation
RiEUnE & SOHACHTE will sell at 10 O'Clock, at their
store. East Bay, corner Unity Alley, butter,
cheese, &c.
L. M. CATER will sell at three-quar,ers past 0
O'Clock in his store, Browns wharf, butter, Sides
I&o.
+ LAUKEY & ALEXANDER will sell at 10 O'Clock,
at their store, Last Bay, bacon, butter, sc.
JOHN G. minor Il Co. will sell at 10 o'clock at
their salesroom, MeetDg-stTeet, dry goods, cloth
ing, &C.
g. w. sTEFFENs will sell at halEpast Q o'c'ock, in
his store. vendue Range, butter, cheese, &c.
. j. A. ENsLow 4 Co. vii; selat 10 O'Clock, at No.
80 East Bay, -four, syrup and molasses
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-13
Snneral Motires.

WEEKLY.-Died, April 12. 1869. MIS-. T.. M.
WEEKLY, wife of DR.. JOHN Nj. WEEKLY, of Bufo1d g
Biidse s. G., aged ~ years aud six months.
1S- Her Relatives, Friends and Ac-
quaintances. and those Of Mrs. f. A. LORD and Mr..
NJ w. LORD, are respectfully invited 10 attend her
Funeral Services 10 DAY, Eleven o'clock, at No.
ca kutlcdge-street. April 10