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AuOUsEuOLD NECESSITY.
A Nest Wonderful Disihfsstant
and Therapeutic Agent.
Darby's PrOphylactic Fluid

Il viii purify the most ehshsits Aln0s'
phere,
sorts ofsOTss, ulcers, boils, cuts, wounds, sie,
II will prevent gangTene.
Ii will cure burns, sealds and bruises.
IL perfect pain-killsr.
IL will destroy aud hsulrallts all animal
aud vegetable poisohs.
Il will, therefore, cure stings or bites Of
insects,
Il -lll cleanse and purify the breath,
and hstee IL an excellent ioOih-wash aud
healihhl cosmetic,
Il will cure diarrhga, even IN the worst
chronic cases,
IL r,l Instantly relieve horses Of ,hs
collie or persons OF heartburn.
II will, owing to the bleaching properties
Of Chlorine, remove all ink spots, mildevi
vegetable stains, etc.
Ii will cure Catarrh.
Il will remove Ianeidiiy ott Of tui,er and
lard
Il will, properly used, be more efieaelous
than AM other agent, 10 preventing the
spread OF contagious diseases, and has
frequently done II.
II will, Used In bathing, keep the skin
healthy, son aud white.
We pledge whatever reputation VIC may
have as honest, ttuihful gentlemen for the
perfor nance Of all here claimed for the
article and more too.
II is used everywhere by the medical
profession as fast rs IL is introduced, and
ws RESPECTFULLY refer to all prominent men
VI the profession, from very many Of whom
We have this highest testimonials Of praise
for the Fluid.
ASH convenient Article for constant
family use. II has no superior.
1t has borutiful color, and when the
color is gone the virtues Of the Fluid are
lost. Hence be careful not TO get the cork
in the bottle or any animal or vegetable
substance, and alAass keep the bottle
stopped. After the Fluid has ncted the
residuum is perfectly inert and harmless.
1t is taken internally as we'll as applied
externally.
1t is cheap, selling only at SO cthis per
bottle of half pint!
You will find it at all the drug Si5tes, OF
you can order IL directly Of us.
Trade supplied on liberal terms.
jim DARBY & CO., Prei'tisiors,
No. l6O William street, Rev York.
May 10, lS69-35:3m
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k0-wo orc indebted 10 that model drug
gist and fair dealer, Frank sayre, for n
present of good whisky and very superior
old Pcge vine. Mr.. Sayre keeps superb
stock Of fancy and toilet articles, we'll
worthy the attention of the ladies, and bis
establishment is ever kept in "npplo pie
orIer." Location--wc, side of the Square
third door nortlrof Con MERGE street.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

Ia5- We call attention 10 ID

pgws call attention TO the prOspssius
Of the Texas University Magazine, TO be
edited and Published quarterly by the stu
dents Of charpell.iiill, Washington county,
Texas, under the supervision Of the Faculty
Of that Institution. The Magazine will
be devoted TO Education, Literature, the
Classics aud Arts, Correspondence, COntri'
bu,luu, asd other assislahss is invited
from the litsraii Of the State aud clergy.
men and editors are solicited TO act as
agents. Terms 81 per annum, In advance.
The object IL praissvOrihy, and We cor
daily nish the enterprise abundant sueeess.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

pDAWe refer the reader to the advrr-
tisement Of Costnr's Bcautifier and other
useful preparations. The name of Costar
hus become a. sufficient guarantee Of the
intrinsic worth of anything he may offer
to the public. We have seen his insect and
misunderstanding preparations most sue
cessfully tcsted in great number of in
stances. t
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

go, WoMAN-WoMAN!'-There is
a model settlement ofcommunists at
Vineland, New Jersy. Female suf-
frage is practiced in their elections
Lately an election was held andl 1870
females voted. A yaper published
at Vineland gived as an incident of
the day, that while ono of these wo-
men was at the polls voting, her
husband was at home doing the
family ironish.
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sayAttensioa is called to The advertise

specialization is called to the advertise
ment Of James Buchau & Cos Carbolic
and Crcsylic Compound, Screw Worm
Ointment Soap and Rose Ointment, and
Sheep Dip For sale in Dallas by DR..
J. Jeffriss. These preparations, we are
informed, are warranted to do all they
claim, or the money refunded. Read the
advertisement. it-if
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

t9Ths slilOTv o. the HSEILp ayailsi
themselves % sn inViiaiisp to llAs 81 the
6fu,shhsld House on MSrisy, and fOund
Maj, James L, BsTslsy, tie pOPulaT laHd-
lord, 81 fat 10 the art q keeping = hotel,
The 'iahis we're exec slingly wsllPrsPArsd
aud the TePass consisted Of all the sub
siahlials Of he ssasOh, several TaTiIiss aud
many dsisasiss. The crutehhsld House
is eap,'al AeH.s for citizens aud travellers,
and aSj, Bsrklsy aAd bis accomplished
lady deserve the golden opinions they have
won as caterers TO the publis.
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a,sIgnee,s Saie ef Catfie.

WILL OFFER for sale on Monday the
Il 3lst day of May, 1869, at the Court
house door in the town Of Fort Worth,
Tnrrant county, Texas, all the right title
and interest Of NJ. J. Crimson, In and 70
his stock Of osttle-savs and except5 cows
and cslves-consisting Of 20 head more or
less as rendered in his amended schedule
in Bankruptcy. ~
Terms cash, U. s. Currency. C. @.
Payne, Esq, authorized 70 conduct the
sale. A. @. STOBAUGH,
Assignee.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

Holloway. Piiis.-Psrify the Cirenir-
tIea.-Ju,t as the viiiaiion ~ the cap ia trees
produce. sanksr aud unsIshtiy sIeresesHess on
their limbs. Impurities Of the blood generate bols,
sores, ulcers aud eruption. on tho SurtAee Of tho
human Lody. Promote the formation OF h"A''hy
blood by re1salIns tho system Of t' morbid humOr'
through tho genial ara renovai!ns opera'io o'
IiolrowAr's riris snd oil these cuiwsre e'idsnees
Of disease will soon 81, out 0r SGss ihssfa poison
ID sustain them. Sold by all Druggists.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

- tifisis . fsss q nsssis' siss
s.asif 10 tuitsfifti ia fsfsifs futsffif
lisss ~ a. psttis iitsttn Cs1i Pea
lss lsisly sfsssi . zee sisst u fssis 81
tsssluf. 80 10 ssiliss - 10 ~ Ne iss
81. NJ fs,is are uss sai issifsels sai
~ issiiss ne people 10 size hin . call
Ne sssis ssiils u ~ iisis tee yssfs ga
asi uIvaFis ahi oil Tay he hishs,i
prices o. hes. Capt PEAK 10 an o'itiii-
sea " this place, sal 30 ssIiialiy son-
nshd hin 10 the people u ~ fFoalisF as
ssTTssi ani reliable ia his busiasss iTaas-
ssiisAs, Mai. wallace Peak vill bs fOa'.d
Ia the store. livery one khoss Wsnass
Aad be needs no iuiTOiusiioa from US,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

az Tom Walker informs ne that he has
received nearly All Of his sprius and Sum
ner stock Of goods but IL be cOntinuss 70
dispos. Of then &c rapidly a. he has been
doing Tor he last .reek or two, be or cur
friend NJ. nastsn yin have to goOn again
before The season is ever. Ton is always
busy, aud he keeps obe Of tbs nsatest
stores N tern He has hosts 81 friends
vbo sPrreeisse lin
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Notice of FINAL settlement.

A LIEN BEARD administrntor of the
N estate Of W. II. Bargsdsll, deceased,
has sled in my ofbcehi fnsl account cur
rent with said estate, together with his pc
tiiion praying that be may be released
from further liability in said estate This
is therefore 10 notify sii persons interested
to be and appear before the Honorable
County Court Of Dallas county, 10 be bold
en- at the Courthouse in the town Of Dallas
on The last Ncndsy fths 5lsi dsJ - 1f<y,
AD. 1859, when and whsrt the sane VIII
\. aid mn, and contest be sane II thsy
fhink proper.
SIS. JONES CHI. CO, c. d. c. Texas.
Dallas, Nay & lsss-s4st
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HOBBY & POST,
AGENTS FOR
OUTLETS IMPROVED
Steel Brush Cotton Gin,
Galveston, Texas,

This Gin has taken the First Preiiiium
at the Louisiana State Fair in April,
1869. The Committee OF Cotton Brokers
and Planters determined Its merits by
the saving OF lint and the Improve
ment in staple.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

FiRE.--0n Sunday night last, the kiteh-
en- Of the residence Of DR.. Roy d. Scott, In
the Southern part Of town was destroyed
by FIRE, together with It's entire eontentsI
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EUrArLA, Ala, Naret Il, 1868.

EurAuLA, Ala, Narek ~, 1868.
M r. y. Refkins, Eufaula, Ala;
DEAR sIR:--we take pleasure in stating
that the GulIett Steel Brush Gins
bOughtof you have given entire satisfaction,
and have come fully mp 10 al the recon-
mendasions we haze seen published concer-
ming them. We have found that the cotton
ginned on them has been in great dennnds
and believe that any round crop Of cotton
giuned on one Of them, will bring one and
one-hslf cents per pound more than IL gin
ned on any other gin We have used, or OF
which we have any novledge. Use this
for the benefit Of the planters.
A. GRHFITH, Eu s. sHoHTsE, 9. A Ro-
BERTs, r. =. KoLB, H. W. B, PnIcE, s. G,
D1rIErL, II. A. yoKEs, ions CocHnAs, and
J. K. Peer, Of Alnbsms.
sANUEL BELL, GtErHr, CARTS L Co, 5.
r. BUnxErT, and J. W. MErcEE, o. Georgia.
GEORGE PHILLIPS.
State Agent, Anderson, Texas.
Nay IS, 1S69-s5eno-
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

When Caesar was asked by Bru-
tus how many eggs he had eaten
for breakfast, he answered, GET TU,
BRUTUs."
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

Among the hundreds Of testimonials We
find the following:
NEW ORLEANS, March IL, 1867.
Aessrs Jos H. AdGms j. Coombs, ". Y.
DEAR SIRs:-we have been acquainted
with the "GuIlet Steel Brush Gin"
for many years, and regard II as the best
in use, mskiug difference, as we believe,
in favor Of cotton Of from one-bslf 10 one
cent per pound over other gins: -...-
GATES, GILLESPIE 4 CO.,
Commission Merchants,
100 Grarier Street, New Orleans.
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rri.iiJ Cs.fssesss.

pAlIAs DIsTsEf.-fuiHp ResSp 40 oviHftKit
MssUsss feE fas isls lse2,
D,tl., staiisn-Jaiy md AAa tlh-Ai Dallas,
ilssaisT aiss,UH-Juh ioih aud liIh-ai i.eeusi
q eve
Dallas CsloFsd Missisa-Jaly idlh-si DoHaia's
\ heol hesss.
psl,oa dTsail-yuy IIth aud is,h-., willow
spring,
n.IIa. Iircaii-Juiy siih aud ssth-st bethel
sSysas oraii-Jaiy sisi aAi August isi-N Her
tan's srheal Hsus~.
GsiasssiIl. Cirsan-A aEa,i Tih aud shat shiloh,
shsTman cireaiI-Aagnsl liiL aud laih-ai Preston.
District cakErsoa-- Aasasi iath'- ssi-ai ManiaA,
HekiaAey CiFcait-AugLst slsi sud .al-ai Mantusi
sh-tmsa stiea--Ausasi ssih anl s9th-ai shs''
mAh.
NJ n lot-xa. Pre.idine Eldfr.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.

mu,ausr.s,.l,as.ssfss 80 ss.4f
~ n -
CarfoHutih naisS -u itsii sstsf
gsnss a. Iisss WefT,lt Ne , 7
shigisy. Elitstsihissn " d sisttsIt
nfyau GssTfs ~ isisIsstsaes, Ne
Jsafs ifash' -, Tttssi hilliaa Hos
sih. GsiassFilisi saaasl q iiulssn, gsesI-
80 / 10, Ne, =. nj. bsiaiflls, Nir6inias
Iiaishss, y. X. y. Esssii, JsAa 4. hst9i
lIIsri ssaniy, AIkassas bayisa hslieli'
BBAhi VILLAS saHkJn, kngissti Jas
4. Ihsnas, Ciiyi bTsFsi Majsr A, n thst
lsT aHa wifs, L. :. A. J. y MesTs, Cali
fsIAiai J, n. q, Hedges, iiiHss sssR
err nOTEL d SAWS . sssssss-
sEiss tsp0H furnished, l-Ga
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TEtls UNIVERSITY BlelLIsE,
s0UlE UEiyKpsITT,


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it "a $500 tsts, - Issfs 80 tAsa d Fsssf-
81 oe'.ti.sii.s u "a a. sfs-i sa.sis y s.iitAii-
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81 tiisslsf ~ $3.50 ~ d asalaisiils fisisis
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80 Ffeg.ssl kas ~ sFlfetsilas 81 f~lsrt 49,.
4 a. falaliy a a. cslkss bfg.ttAztsi a iAs
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efths sfaasats u ths stssnsaa elsstss- Ne tAftis
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s,.Taiisn ~ tks sisIty ala falgrs-tkf iaasis 80
ilsEifsTs u sts1aiiaa-ss sEsAts
Tsfas eAs a.llaT, Ia aassass. 81 sis esi'ts =
ans aaaTsss, 81 hts asllaIs
b. WILKES, cAsiTuasn,
q A. GIpplsss. ,. A. HaTxls. @ 4, geass.s,
n. NASSAU, NJ. !. Meas, hEsg, tkAaAaAAs ~,
h. NAiIEg 0saNailiss q fsliA sit.1
hsy, a. ls.s-Ssn
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ESTRAY NOTICES,
DALLAS COUNTY.

Reported TO me as cstrays by Lewis d. Long,
County Commissioner, the following animals, viz
One DARK IRON GRAY HORSE; with d small
20 One U" BAY ROAM MARE, 5 years old, branded on
the right shoulder o, star Id the forehead.
Oho OLD WHITE HORSE, 10 or IS years old.
Reported to me as esirays by John NJ. Rawlins,
County Commissioner, the following animals, viz:
One RED OK; about years old, branded with
on tho loft hip, tiarksd with. silt In each ear:
One BLACK PoNYMAnh, yedrs old. about 4
both h!ni icot white, both saddle and edf matksd.
'S 35:3t.
REPORTED to me as esirays by Lewis R. Long,
County Commissioner, the following animals, viz;
One DARK IRON GRAY HORSE, with q small
bell on, I years old, branded on the left shoulder
ono DAY ROAM MARE, years old, branded on
the righr shoulder o, star in the forehead. ~
One OLD WHITE HORSE, 10 or 10 years old.
[3i,3t.l ms Fssgg rrA UeFnfvrgtT
Reported to mo as cstrass by Lewis b. Long,
One SoRREL MARE, about IL years old. IA hands
high, star In furebead, saddle marked and branded
J In a diamond Oh tie left shoulder. Also
high, branded On the left hip indcscribaby, lef.
hind foot white, star In the forehead. Also one
SORREL HORSE, about years old, Is hands high,
left hind foot white left Drefoot scared from rope
or hobbies, star in forehead, fax mano and tall,
right eye out, had common sized bell. stirrup
leather collar, buckle tied with leather string.
Reported to me as estrays by /. d. Webb, County
ons UREAMcoLoRED HORSE, IL or 10 years
old branded AID connected, on the left shoulder,
aud a square brand on the right, 10 hands high.
Ore GRAY MARE, 10 years old, branded II on the
eft shoulder. One ROAM MARE. years old,
branded on the right shoulder. One S0RREL
COLT, years old. One BROWN COLT, year old.
One PONY HORSE, years old, branded i l. over
NJ on the left shoulder. One STRAWBERRY
Roam HORSE, 9 years old, branded on the LEFT
shoulder 6. I41l hatds high. Two yoarlng colts,
one a BRIGHT BAY aud the other a DARK BAY.
One CHESTNUT s0RRtL MARE, 10 years old,
branded on the left hip. One BLACK MARE,
branded II on the left shoulder, 4 years old. One
BAY fILLBf, years old, branded X. Ono DUN
PONY HORSE, 0years old, branded Up connected.
on the right shoulder. One CHESTNUT S0RREL
HORSE PONY, years old, branded B on the
right shoulder, and right hip. l33:3t
TAKEN UP by William Adams, and estrayed be-
fore J. r. Mcknight, Esq, one WORK OK years
old, crop, rplit aud uydert 10 ife right ear brand
ed the ief hip red bfndc, motley forehead; ap-
praised at SIS. f333t
S. S. JONES, C.C.C.D.C.T.
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FRESH BREAD

Every day, and GINGER BEER Of home
manufacture, strongly recommended by
physicians rs healthy drink for we'll
persons and the invalid.
p6S-Call and see us ard We VII Euhr-
aniee satisfaction. II. BOIINY & BRO.
Dallas, March 20, lS69-2Ttf
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nsLiasers ssr,ess.
FEEACnING.


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fEOIEstAsI kfiso0PAL onuacn.-Disias
.sfsiss sill D. hsla 10 VI sssFg sssdsl aeFniaE -
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hIisk hailAinE - hsin siTsst- ssaasy eshesi ~
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL chuReH.-Rssul.i
srrtirrs go tsitssrry sauasy 81 n e'ellsk A, n.
80 .i saTif esaAls light, ss1l.iA sshssiss ssssi
AIS s'slesk N,
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NEIL AenOSALn. viii FTs@rk a The tsaTihoass
% ths lhiFl spa hsanh saleaih In sAsh iaenih,
CUMBERLAND HRfsbfIERlAN CHURCH
Est. A, T. iiA1sts, fssiof, siii riHAsh a. ihs sea
l,.Et.na fs..lYtsTtaa ohufVh, "a H. ssSsnd Asa
faaTth -lkl-lbs IL Zach a.eath AID hss, u, "
hsss, "A its Art ava hnh s-1i-ihs' Ia The sass
Re-. ", W. hisHB ill PFsAsh TssaisI,y, AZ The
ChTisiiAn NLaTsh, Dallas, "a the ard AMI i'h Sab
lsiks u ssfh moath,
meath shaFyh ussiins Siii - held,
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

A little shaver-A barbcr's boy.
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

eD.Go to Mays for Poplins, chambrays
and Lawns. , r
Dallas herald. [volume] (Dallas, Tex.) 1849-1873, 1869-05-15

The oaarss that pasaei In hF'i class CllssiAisih
ADMINISTRATORS the slenlsutary and higher
lAnslas the ms ~ and DorA Senocs, the MAihe-
IAAiiss tpaFs AMI h,ikel and Ancient lAngtAses-Ase
0rrinAn LFrnrh, and Spanish u dtsf5i, The ssi'ool
10 20 hf Il the hTst order 10 knosl ig Morals and
Manners. ..y
Tuitian in spris. OF its eIhiwsnt IN United States
erFr',cf p.sslls In AiVantf ~ the hAifisfm two
nnari in ii,s lsst rritais nhfiIs. at from ten 10
tNelyr dollars per month,
SMALL Dois admitted. and special care given 10
hslr neral. aud their eaoaon direcisi az desresp
Course Ia faiurr.
W. III. SCALES.
Ma. y. Il KERRoor A.rs LII. Dep.
baila., TeIa., Jtiy is. iSs=ii'lL
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10
THE VAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA. July 9.-The troops under valma.
seda have captured the rebel entrenched camp
at Nagua, together with the powder mills and
q quantity OF war material, forming a complete
arsenal.
Captan.G General De Rodas has issued a pro-
clamation closing all ports en- the eastern end
OF the island except sagua, Caibarlen, Nuevi-
tas, Gibara, Baracoa, Guantanamo, Santiago
de Cuba, ManNanillo. Santa Cruz, Trinidad and
Clenfuegos Vessels and their crews, il armed
and engaged in bringing flibusters to Cuba,
are declared pirates,
WASHINGTON, July 9,-The Cubans here ave
received tho following advices from Nueyitas
Puerto del Padre and Los Tunas. to June 2e:
''There has been no movements of a decided
Character is either district. Tie Spaniards
nave been reinforced at Nuovitas and are thus
enapied to retain possession of the railroad
from TINT city to Puerto Principe and give sue
cor to the garrison Of the latter named city.
winch III nreatened by the Oubans under Que
saaa. In tAe Puerto del Padre District there
nave been seseral skirm'shes. The health OF
sne C"can aEmyie reported to be very god
and it is rapidly Increasing in numbers and
effectiveness. Tbe1Nis great az x.ety to know
the views OF the UnAsd States Government
and the position it will dSupy in the contest,
The Navy Department. Ma advioes that Tn
peron with his gunboat. theyeeerafo ia md.
testing American vessels in theSarr,bean sea.
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SpefiQl NDtifrs.

as-STATE OF SOUTH q OLINA-
MARLBORO CoUNrY.-1N HoUITY -PREsToN
COvINGTON AND WIFE Vs. HENRY c. LEGGETT
AND WIFE, RT AL-BILL FOR PARTITION, IN.
JUNCTION AND RELIEE --Notice is hereby given
IN obedience to an order mado Id the above stated
case. that the children OF EBENEZER w THOMAS,
their heirs, If any such there be- are hereby re-
quired TO establish before me, at Bennettsville. g..
O., ON or before the FIRST DAY OF JANUARY
next such relationship and their rsht TO the fund
question In above stated Csc; and their ailare
SO to do, to be deprived and forever barred Of all
right. title or interesti in the same.
D. d. MooOLI. Special Referee.
June IL ;a~ ..a .,rS s3mos
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THE CHARLOTTE COLUMBIA AND
AUGUSTA CONSOLIDATED RAIL-
ROAD-SECOND DAY :"
from the columbla Phoenix Ju,v q !

From the Columbia Phoenix, July9l
Pursuant to adjournment, the stockholders
of the Charlotte and South Carolina Railroad
met yesterday morning. Major .. H. Melton
consolidation Of the two companies, which were
nimously adopted by stock vote. There
being no further business before the meeting,
Colonel James 81. Rlon moved that they adj
lumb)a and Augusta Railroad Company,
which was adopted r." r'' ''~''r -
The Columbia and Augusta Railroad Com
pany was called TO order by Colonel Wilson, of
North Carolina, when the resolutions reaakive
to assuming the entire debt was adopted by a
stock vote.
On motion Of W. r. Robertson. ESQ.,. the
meeting adjourned to meet in convention with
Company.
The stockholders OF the Columbia and Au-
gusta aud Cher lotte and South Carolina Rail-
| roads convened. Colonel J. Il. Wilson in the
chair, and Messrs. Gregg and Meeiz acting as
secretaries.
Mr.. John ). Cohen, from the committee sp-
pointed for that purpose reported tnat ma
jorlty OF the stock III both companies was re-
Colonel Rion offered resolution relative to
stock rep esented. which was adopted.
w. II Robertson. Esq. proposed number
OF by-laws Tor the government Of tho company,
which was adopted.
James g. Gibbes, Esq. offered the following
resolution. which was adopted:
hesotDed. That the salary of the President
| OF the Charlotte. Columbia and Angus q Rall-
road pc fixed at $4,000 for the FIST Seur, and
| at 5000 there after.
| A resolution complimentary to Chief En-
| gineer Moore was introduced by Dr. Lewie and
| adopted.
A Acommittee wss appointed to nominate Of
ficers, who reported the following names, which
were baloted for and unanimously elected
| Directors. = -0eorg,a-W. E. jackson, Josiah
Sbley, J. J. Cohen, g. B. Herd. North Caro-
| lina--W. johnson, A. B. Davidson. General J.
| A. Young, General w. 81. Neal. Lexington
John Fisher, Edward Hopa. Colonel r. W. NO.
Master. Famfeld--W. n. Robertson. James
H. RIon. Chester II. j, Paterson, ,. J. Mc-
Lure. Y0rk--A. b. Springs.
| At Q subsequent meeting Of the board, VIII
liam Johnston Bsq waHs unanimously eeoted
\ President. The annual meeting OF the stock.
)holders was fixed for the secoud Wednesday in
I\prii OF each year.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10
NEWS FROM WASHINGTON

WASHINGTON, July 9.-Grant has expressed
to several gentlemen his satisfaction at the
result, and qualification at the peacefuIness Of
the Virginia elections.
The proclamation for the Mississippi and
Texas elections is expected to-day. Generals
Arnes and Reynolds will be instructed against
partla llty toward either party in the prelimi-
naries to the election.
Georgians here are urging the establish
ment OF an asylum for the aged and inf1rm
negroes Of that State. to be partially supported
by the government. It is stated that Howard
supports tho scheme.
The Cubans here ridicule the reported
capture OF their powder mill at vagua. They
say the patriots have no powder mill.
The Secretary OF War to-day issued an order
transferring the laboratory building at Macon,
Georgia, to the State Agricultural Society
uptil the 1st January next.
Minister Motley, it is ascertained, has so far
neither made or received any proposition in
regard to the Alabama claims.
The President has given assurances that the
administration will be perfectly impartial in
&c aTP1 oaoang contest in Mississippi. and
will insist that the miitary authorities shall be
impartial also.
Evart freely expresses the opinion that Mis-
sissippi and Texas will follow the lead of the
Old Dominion. The election in Mississippi will
probably not occur until the fourth Tuesday IN
q November. This will throw this election after
Sthe contests 10 Pennsylvania and Ohio. No
Rthing hos traaspired regarding the Texas
election, but it 10 thought thatit will be fixed
for period equally remote.