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Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04

PERsoNAL.-The Rev. w. II. Osborn,
formerly q methodist preacher of this
County and respected for his general
intelligence and breadth of mind, is
at Laytonsville, Maryland, at which
place letters will reach him. He has
been some eight or ten years in Vir-
ginia and Maryland, and is able to
impart information relating to those
parts
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
No Smallpox a; Cassville.

Mr. CoyER article IN your
l>-u@ q Apr. ~, headed smallpox"
s"Ys a family 90 ,he IcCartney
araaeh nsa Cas-yllle airs having he
-ma.snoZ ana sewers. families expos
at lsr lac aarroet the a60l estate
'rrnt.=- i i spt @ scare people aaa
@s1r 81 leu FROM corning here Ell
. i l.E retarge1 ~ iive fully Mae
m - rem 81 plaee they haze hai
,h' smallpox, 1t - true, nut accord
ing 10 reports ii the neighbors are
now ali we'll and there is 40 more
danger apprehended As tn case
stands it seems to me thAt the above
article ought not to have been pub
lished, but as it has been, you will
please make the correction as l state
it, knowing that my information is
reliable. have also heard it repor-
ted that there were still cases of
smallpox here but that we were keep.
ing it still. There is no smallpox
here nor has the been for the last six
weeks.
cassville May 81, 1859 OTTO REIrKR, Pm.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
Farm and Mill Property
FOR SALE
AT A BARGAIN.

Two hundred and ninety five acres OF good land in
the town OF Lima, Grant County Wis, adjoining the
village Of Washburn; 60 acres in meadow, so acres
ncloed for PASTURE several balance young
timber. As good grist mill as there Is in the Co.
lust completed. hne new two story dwelling house
Good location for grist MILL there 10 sgood farming
country all around. A very desirable property for
any wishing engage in milling business. The
proprietor account of i'll health wishes 90 sell out
and 60 South NEWMAN
Lima Wis. April 10, 1869. 4Tw4s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
STRAY BULL.
NOTICE TO STONE EIASONS.

We will receive proposals until May 9th for build
ing stone Dam containing about thousand perch
Of stone, The stone be obtained without any
team work. splendid Quarry being end of the
Dam We will let 1t to the lowest responsible bidder
applying or before the day above stated.
W00DH0UsE THOMAS.
Bloomington, April %, 1889. 47w2s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
PATCH GROVE ACADEMY!


Mrs c. x. NEwCbMB. Preceptress.
Mise EMMA MCLEAN, Teacher Of Nusic
The next term Of thi, Institution will begin Nav 4th
's"A The school turing the Summer months win be
under the charge of Mrs NeHeonb as the Principal
Will b. temporarily absent
Nr larke will eturn the first Of September and
give hN personsl attention TO thu school for the Fall
snc M utter terms heretofore.
TUITION FEES.
G7r nor English Branchs-. 81 cents per we.
ltla -
3
Instrumental nuslc - for Z! lessons
Good bard obtain at reasonable rates For further
information address the Principal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
MEMORIAL DAY.
General OrdOr of the Commander of the
G. a. R.-Strewing Flowers Upon the
Graves OF our Dead Hsroax

HAAD1uASTEr7 GEsSD ARAT ~ rar kEPcHle. \
anJurAxE GESgsLs 0YFfcR
"HEissrcS. DC. April H. lsoe
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
for Sale.
FARM FOR SALE.

The subscriber offers for sale his farm consisting of
20 adjoining the village of Bloomington There
is ~ under tie piow IS acres Of meadow and o.
of young timber and pasture land; there bear
ing orchard of about 100 the place. also
al springs and running streams the place. making
of the best stock and dairy farms ia the county
There is the place frame dwelling house, and barn,
20xS0 feet with stabng for horses and stanchons for
cattle under the whole of IL; also and wagon
house, Isx24 feet Three thousand and eight hundred
dollars will buy the place any time before the first day
of April 1869 after which shah ask $50 per
shall ask $500 down. the balance time TO suit the
purchaser. JOHN w. BPACKETr.
Bloomn gton Wis, Feb. Sth, 1869. 36m3s
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1869-05-04
DELINQUENT LANDS.
CTATE OF WISCONSIN, :. n.,,..,,-
- County Of Grant Ds'lhquent LanaS.

CTATE OF WISCONSIN, To- na,;,.n,.,a.
- County of Grant Deinquen' Lanus.
TREASURER'S OFFICE,
LANCASTER, Grant County, Wis, April13, 1862
NOTICE is hereby given, to all whom II may concern
~ that will on the second Tuesday of May, A. ID.
1869, the Treasures Office in Lancaster the County
Seat of said county, between the hours of O'Clock
NJ and o'clock r. M Of said day, and the next sue.
ceeGiug days thereafter sell public auction much
of each of the following described tracts OF lands and
town lots, situated in said Grant county, may be
necessary for the payment of taxes interesi and
and charges thereon for the year 1868 which may
main due and unpaid on the second Tuesday of May,
A. d. 1862
DESCRIPTION. SEQ DESCRIPTION SEC.
ToTn !, Range s.-Hazet Green.
Eh of SWk 20 Wa of SWA less SO
Swz of sw5< 20 acres of north end 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

RKpoRTERs' CRUMBs.-Report says nine aro
companies instead of seven. will visit US on the
grand parade. Aug lsta will send three.
Several persons are still delinquent 10 making re-
turns to the AUDITORS Office. They will bear in mind
they win be subjected to heavy additional tax if
they do not come up by the 1st pro1imo.
The Clerk Of the Court and the County Commits
sioners busy yesterday in arranging new jury
list for the June term OF court
The Centenary Methodist (coloredl Church Ia pre-
pairing for o camp meeting OF Cherry Hill, ten miles
from the city. Those who attend will be allowed to
pass the toll.eate free.
Judge Carpenter and Acknowledgement Chamber
lain have gone to Coiumbia.
DR.. "a, H. Collins is in Washington, seeking tie
appointment Of 'inspector of drugs" in this city.
az. Michsel's bell will be toled to-day, beginning
at O'Clock, A. NJ. and continuing until the funeral
of Go. eral schnie rle Is concluded.
The division of this county into townships will
begin as soon as the County Commissioners have
arranged the jury lists.
Several of the fire companies were out last evening
again testing their speed.
The tolling of the bel yesterday brought out sew
eral fremen. who imagined there was fire.
An registered voters will hereafter be subject to
juT duty.
The Frsundschaftsbund will give one Of their
pleasant entertainments tonight, ct their hal
There will be music dramatic performances and
dance.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
Mayor Clark and tho Marine Hospital.


The following letter was received yesterday
by Mayor Clark from the Hon. A. g. Mackey. the
Collector of tho Port Of Gharcston
CHARLESTON, April II, 1869.
Hon. G.. W. Clark:
DEAR slR-An urticle appears in the "DAILY
News over he sigma. ure OF ~ Citizep.
AS uewspa, er controversial. bitterly repuanant
10 my habits I should have taken Lotice OF This
article 1t not that the third paragraph evident
IL refers to noe Us ga high government OH inl
It is due to truth wei. as 20 the personal roa-
tions that have always kissed between up, that
should Ray that the statements conic'ned In that
thi d paragraph have been made without osent
or knowledge, and that they arc not III H., sfdance
with faclR.
Complaints were it is true made on ore occasion
by some OF the patients that tho quantity OF food had
been diminished by he pnyBclau Dut after an lnVes-
ti1aion was satisfied that This arose from mi un-
Outstanding, and the who o business was sansacto-
rily arranged by the correction Ut the evil fut with
all of this you had nothing to do, was there any
ref3rtion on your official Character. ThUrc lh no
foundation tor any Of tho other staten mis- made IN
that third paragraph. I am, ;ru aud resp ctiuily
yours, a. q. mAoKEf.
The third paragraph referred 10 In the foregoing
letter reaCs as follows "TLe shil ms sers at this
port ported to high government Official that the
f cd issued to the paten at sur Marine Hospital
was inferior and unwholesoms. An investigation
was made, and the flour meal and meat were found
to be utterly unmerchantable and uusound. II was
shown by The physician Of the Marine Hospital tn 1t
these articles were purchased from tue Acting
Mayor the city Of course. paying the highest prices
for them"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

CAROLINA LIFE INSURANCE Co,rrANy.-This
Is purely Southern corporation, organized einoe
the war in Memphis Tennessee, and having for it's
president ard board Of directors, prominent and
liable business men Of exclusive connections and
reputation 1t is based Oh The sane principles aud
conducted on the ssmc plum all the succcssulhfe
insurance companies OF Europe and tho North, and
the best proof of its character is that it has done an
immense business at homo iu Memphis and in Ten.
nessee where all the parties connected with 1t are
well known. The agent for this state, Mr. R. J..
Magir, is ono OF tho most active end bus rass-like
men Of Charleston. and he has a. ready widely e1-
tended the business of tho company In this part Of
Il Q country. The medical examiner IS DR.. j. s..
Mitchell, an o d established PHI scian of this city.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

TIE MARION FIRE ENGINE CoMPANY.-We
find the following paragraph in the Philadelphia
Sunday Mercury of the 1lth ins'ant
The coming week there will be dispatched to
Cbarlest H. c. sew raj interesting gifts which arc
int nd ca ,vs the Marion stean Fire company, oi
that CITY, who have just erected new eng ne mouse.
Among the articles to be sent, We nouced hve
large epgravings rcsres entiDg "a Firemans lite, !"
which handsomely framed; there is an excellent
Photographic view of the weccacoe Engine House
steamer und truck; also. various hre companies
nre has and belts A stu fed fox Is 10 uccLmpauy
t mementoes. Mr.. D. Woodruff Jr.. OF the
Weccacoe, together with some well Known hremen
OF our city, deserve much credit for the interest
they have taken IN the premises
These kind remembrances from the Fire Depart
ment of the Quaker City will We aIe sure. be highly
priced by the Marion Company and their energetic
President; and if they have lot yet new engine
house. they most certainly deserve one.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL IA Chdrlt Ston Ho-
tcl.-Dr Wmble and WIFE, Ohio; W C waring and
wife, Mrs A Smith, Brod:e and wife, C Dibble
aud lady, james Warren, New York; j Relua, a
r Neck, Florida; Al jenkins, Kentucky; Miss
Fullerton, Miss NJ sill, D Fullerton. OHIO; q W Sio-
rus, Proctor, boston; A Fl Colo, Savannah: Mrs
Krismyer Live Oak; Il Tucker, Maine;J Pell
and wife, Miss Fla Pell aura Pel Sol Fraut. New
York; z u smith, south Ce-oina; D. u Il diles,
Maliou Ilrs " Dozirr, II G Dozer, Williams
burg:W Hall. New Yo:k; W scheidt, PAiladel-
phia; l. Carrinton, City; Fl Conrad. Virginia; chas
Clard, John Loosis Jr. Thomas Stone. FL
quet, ca ter, WHO aud ION, Mrs Iymao, New
York; Mrs Tinekc and maid, Miss Iineke, II
Opil l hode Island; General II Anderson and
family, south Car lima; W & Mallory, North C3roina
. D Latbrop, s C; Il douglass. Thomas Sanders.
Camden, C; John Parker, Bottom; D Parker
and wife, Adams Run: Charles Armand, Halifax, N
8; W N Worth ngton, New York: D ) Hanes. Louis
yille. Ky; Mrs Brunstrad. Il brunstead Boston:
r. Z Hunt Y; o Edwarj-, vile, Child ana servant
Manila: z Noye and wife, Miss n Gilbert G =;
Nichols Z Post and wife. Y; " Wright Co
lumbia; P Duffy, Edward Hoo, julius Hayd II,
Y q; W Brown and wife, III; Livingston, Pie1-
son. N Y; E Titus. VIM Titus, q Titus, u hop
kins and wife, Poughkcepsie.
Ptuilion Hotsl-J Mcdowell, st james; LAT.
inner Phadel hia; ayor Baltinors; q Wally,
Lawry, New York; " johnson wte, sister, C." o
children and servant. New Orleans; " Turne; ana
lady l. 1ldwe, Fairfield; NJ Mclnnls. New forK;
Browning, oraneeours News; N May way ore oregon; at
lsnta D Baldwin. Gouroin's; Il sites aud lady,
New Jersey; q Germond and wife, Florida; Captain
Davis. Georgetown
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

ASSAULT AND BArrERY.-On "Wednesday
night young German nawJd William Wisntman'
who worked at the bakery Of c. Il. Geifuss, state
street, was using somo wood i'll tnu range winch
smoked too much, and was told to remove It ana
substitute some other. Tt appears that the order
was not observed with sufficient alacrty to suit Cell
russ, who fell upon his employee, and with some IN
strument gave wound in the tye which we'll nigh
deatroved it. The beaten man fed as soon rs he
COULD and yesterday was arrested 81 the instance
ofGeilfuss On charge Of assault and battery but
when the facts Of the case we're uthfuy developed,
Geifuss proved to bethe real aegressor, and war;
rant was issued for his crest while the unfortunate
Wienman. whose eye is seriously injured, was re-
leased.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
Real Estate on Broad-strett. at Auction.
BYT. S,K. BENNETT.

On THURSDAY, the 22d Inst. ut II o'clock, will se
at Auction, near the Old Exchange. at the corner
of Broad and East Bay-atre Is =. x
All that kXt Ell DINGHY VALUABLE IHREH AND
HALF ~ ORY BRICK TtNEMEAT BUILDING.
located on the south side of Broad-sreet, between
Church and meettngstreets, knoan as Nos ~ knd
51 ~ hesr buildu ga are now rented as stores and
law Offices, aud from their location can slwayA be
made t, command largei coae The lots are qltits
ample haviD2 front BroadstrceL OF II feet each.
by rs feet each in depth. ...-lsE
Conditions-Cne-thIrd caah; balance In one. two
and three years with interest payable semtannuAny,
secured by bond and mortgage Of the property;
buildings to be kept insured. and pohcy as.igned.
Purchaser to pay Tor all necessary papefs ana
etampg slhmWth6 So AprifO
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

DEATH OF GENERAL JOHN SCHN1ERLE-At
hali-past O'Clock yesterday this prominent ciizen
1,sathel his last at his residence In Pittstreet,
In the sx,yarst year of his age. Since the c:ose Of
the war he bad been in bad health, and was confined
to his bed for the last ten days of his life. General
Schnierle was Of German descent, and possessed In
large degree the sterling traits OF character aud
the marked selfrelianoe enterprise and devotion to
the interests Of his people and State which are tho
characteristics of his countrymen. He was graJu.
ate of the South Carolina College, and after his
graduation studied law In the of1ce OF Mr.. b. F.
Hunt, one Of the most able lawyers in the State BE
practioed his profession for q tme, and was soon
called into public life In civil and military capacity,
serving both In the Legislature aud iu the militia,
and rising In the latter from c subaltern to colo
nelcy Of the siIteenth Regiment thence TO .
brlgrdier-generalship Of the Fourth Brigade.
and afterwards becoming the major.general of tho
Second Division of the >tu.e. He always inter-
ested III the OF working meu and met hanics.
and at the death Of his brother took charge OF his
fathers business. At the death OF Mayor Menztng.
he succeeded to the Chi:f Masistracy ofthis city,
sno for q number of years-embracing many terms
of ohace-was reelected. HiS entire administration
was distinguished for tho economy with which the
municipal affairs w-re mai aged, and he discharged
tho duties of his ofaco in such WAY give gene
raj satisfaction. General Schuerle reor.anzed the
Fire Department Of this ciis in 1885, and was inti
mately identH. with its interests.
Last evening, M. H. Nathan, Esq, Chief of the
Fire Department, rendered the department in body
to atteLd the funeral Of its ex Chief, but the family
declined any public demonstration whatever.
The funeral will take pMce TO day. the services be.
ing performed at The late residence Of the deceased.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
Valuable Real Estate at Auction. :
BY 1. y. K. BENNETT ..

On THURSDAY, the 22d instant, at II O'Clock, 4 viii
sell, s.Auction. nea,stte Id Exchange at the cor
ner East Bay and broad-steeet, .so,
The following pieces of valuable REAL SErGTK:
All that LO1 OF LAND, with buildings thereon,
loo tied at the northeast corner Of lay and lnapee
ton streets, md known by the No %. 4 he lot
125 feet in depth. rhe Residence con aims dsGtsI
upright and, Two ~ attic rooms, dressing room.
soreroom. pantry and threr-story piszzs, gas. &C..
a large Brick Kitchen aud Stables u clstern and .
well Of good water. ] he location IL alrv and very
healthfu, and the neighborhood highly resueoiabe.
CcnditIons-Onc-tbird cash; balance pa able, In
one, two and thres years, with l. terest payable
semi-annually. secured by bond and mortgsTe o6
the property; buildings 10 be insured and polcJss
signed. Purchaser to pay for all necessary papers
and stamps. stbmwtb6 April 10
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
CHARLESTON BRANCH
LIFE ASSOC la TION
OF AMERICA.
a PURELY MUTUAL WESTERN AND
SOUTHERN LIFE INSURANCE
SOCIETY.
OFFICE OF CHARLESTON DEPARTMENT,
No, 40 BRUAD-STREET.
Net Assets of this department Invested
I'm this Community,

r1ts ASSOCIATION WAS uRGANIzED ON THE
ODD of June last, on nine months aao. and has a.
roadv eacured an annual revenue from premiums on
ex,s,inr policies OF nearly S60O,0O0 Five HuE-
dred Thousand Dollarsl. Its new business for the
month of December was s79,Ss3 50, insuring the
amount of sl,167,o0o Its new business for the
month Of January was ss6,S4 H. insuring the
amount Of 81, $4,000.
One months business being greater than that done
nv the lar, and weathest Life Insurance Compa.
ME, In the United satos during the entire first
yenr of their existence
he association was first started by the most
wealthy and influential citizens OF ST. Louis, for
the purpose of changing the current OF Life lnsur-
.ncs and Life Insurance capital from the East TO
thu West and South, and as its plan is liberal and
ust N eyery section State and district, the wealthy
men of the West and Sou generally are insuring
their lives in It, to the exclusion Of other companies
This ia shown by the fact that the policies issued
duripr the months Of December aud January are Of
an ayerangc amount of 81 a68 Al. drawing On aver.
age annual premium Of s4ls TO-
The largest average attained by any other compa-
nv in tho United saros is about to each poll
cy while tho average Size Of all policies existing in
this country is only ahout s25oo.
These facts speak for themselves.
Officers.
a. G. Lopez, President Cashier Peoples National
". GEO. aIBBEs, vIco-Prcsidcnt (W. G. Whildon {
Col
E. E. JENKINS, 8(. D., Medical Examiner.
Directors.
John Il. STEELE lof North, Steele & Wardell.)
O. IRWIN Wal KER Walker, Evans CosswolL)
g. W. AIM ,R, Druggist.
u. I. PEAKE, General superintendent South Caro-
lima Rallrua'.
G. F. PANKNIN, Druggist.
JAS. +. SPEA; Jewe.ler.
d. II. SILCOX. Wholesale and Retail Furniture.
Mp. CARTER, Secretary and Agent
March 20 1yr No. 40 Broad.street
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

THa BRIG BIRoHARD P. ToR8EY, Frisbie,
from Portland. Me-, for Charleston. put into Nor.
folk. vs., April 18th. for repairs. She reports as
follows:
The brig Birchard P. Torrey. Captain Frisbie,
from Portland, bound to Charleston, g. c., with q
cargo of hay. experienced vary heavy weather. was
blowed to tie eastward Of the Gulf sprung main.
1ast split sals and was liking for this port for
pairs anchored in Lynnhayen Bay on the 10th in
stant L. thick weather. with both anchors. Finding
his vessel dragging the captain set the colors Of dis
tress when the steamer Isaac Bell Captsin Bourne,
OF the Old Dominion Line. won't TO his assistance.
and at the risk OF much damage to his steamer GOT
hswser 70 her and towed her TO this city. The brig
was compelled to slip one anchor and chain. as the
sea was running very high.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
STATE LAND CONFUSION. The Advisor

STATE LAND CONFUSION. The Advisory
Board, consisting of the Governor, Comptroller
General, State Treasurer, Secretary of State and
Attorney General created under the authority Of an
sot passed at the last eesson of the General Assem
bly,, have appointed Mr.. O. P. Leslie. senator from
Barnwel, La1d Commissioner Of the State of South
Carolina The act under which the appointment
ia made approprstes s2oooo9. In bonls of the State
to the purchase Of lands to be sold credit of five
years to actual settlers, in sections Of no. less than
twenty.fye nor mora ,hsn ono hundred acres, the
purchaser to ply interest at tho rae Of SIX per
cent par annum. aod every year afler the third
frJE the date of The purchase to pay one-fh of tho
nrincIna1
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
COLUMBIA 11Ens.-Frorl the Phoenix, of yes

COLUMBIA ITEMs.-FroEl the Phoenix, OF yes
terday, We take the following:
The new hotel is rapidly approaching completion,
under the energetic supervision OF lts enterpriuug
proprietors Messrs. German & Eadenhop. be furnt-
ture is arriving daily. and will he in Aeeping Ia ole
gauce and style with the wcllknown taste OF these
gentlemen.
Mt C. d. Baldwin, of this city. has been appoint
ed and confirmed as United States Internal Revenue
Assessor for the Third Collection District oil this
State His depar tment is composed OF the counties
constituting the Third and Fourth Congressional
Districts.
Andrew Meyer ami Andrew c. Moyer. who were
charged with the killing OF John Ortr'y, Esq. in
tdsene'd County. on Saturday last. were brought
before Judge Willard, yesterday, upon writ OF ha-
6eas corpus. Af;er hearing he afaGaV.t, the judge
ordered them to enter into r'cosnizaDce, WIN two
GOOD suetics bsfore the Clerk Of the court of Edge
field County, in the sum Of $1,000 each tor their mp
pearance at tie next ourt Of General sessio for
that county. 1bc prisoners were represented by J-
seph Abney, Esq. and the State by Solicitor lalley
and Colonel Gi itfin.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

THE DAILY NEWS PRICE CURRENT AND COM
mERc1A1 CIRCULAR sill be ready for delivery at nine
O'Clock tomorrow morning. Business houses WISH
ing to subscribe for specified number OF copies
confusing their cards, should leave their orders at
our counting room to-day. AL orders for teia copies
and over will be supplied at the rate of two and a
half oents per copy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15
AUCTION SALES THIS DAP.

LE1rcH & BRUINS will sell at II o'clock, at
the old Postoface, residence in Inspection-sreet;
also the sloop c. Gailla,d.
T. al. CATKR will 8 III at thrce-quar:ers past 3
O'Clock, ct his store, browns what, bacon, butter
Ac. ~ .,.,o.,
IAuaEY & ALEXANDRA will sell at 10 O'CLOCK
appIHASs 4 Sons will sell at 10 O'Clock, in
their store. Liza, me- street, damaged goods,
JoHN G. MILNoR co. will sell ut j? ociot Z. at
their salesroom Meetii g.s eet, assorted dry goods
KNOX. DAILY Go. will sell at ~ o'clock. at their
ssieroom, Meeii g-slrset corner Wentworth, boots,
hats and Hundrics.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

CLUBS ANDrSTARs s.-Proceedines OF the
Mayors court yesterday morning
Gage Co., reported for running a cart without
the license on it. Fined $40.
MIS- Kelly. No. Maiden Lane, for refusing to
have her chimney swept. Fined SIS.
Harry Joye, colored. was lodged for the night ard
dismissed.
Several persons were reported for allowing their
awnings % hang down over tho sidewalk.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-15

TIE AUTOMATIC Gas MAoHNE.-The Auto
matte Gas Machine Company, of Boston, are about
shipping to this city their machines ior trial
If 1t proves 10 be successful rs cheap substitute
for the gas now in use, many will no doubt adopt 1t.
The hall In which the Inauguration ball was held was
lighted with It, aad 1t is said to have given general
eafq