davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
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ss esss p:s ths . g. Of .s s:
ger seet. ,fore s t. efo'e tl'Eo "sa reaction Of
Ssss @ Ssss si's
.s s!ss. Son: s:seel.n, on ronne~,e. North
81 ts's: =.
IL ssl"s,. i6ore -; ,reo bn,ins.. during the
mofnins .nd tns a,n1xst y; S5 fSn1 qa ~ eae!Ans
i3ePa fe:s
a9 ~
ts f9.ne - S ~ ~ Psr
fefe.t. so es shsnsc IT, hoxetsF. e!peetsd t. il.
gre,Gnt direction: Tan snnonaeca ~; 4 m.de mat
ba1o eosns l. snicsbir rrssons ~ith ths Ksio. nj
th.s ~ ArEn!snea WI conssnue Frea'dent wn'o
h!sssi.neea. .s.i: :ts.a{ % r.e'ae Msn: otaet;
.s!ys re E5,e .6a Gsnsr. 81:
Cat n. + y sae eep ' nd % liz a'aes
hf'ess,!: VT nSt 70 mach :. the Latea htsses Il
hs esas fo12 12
Gents Ws9asl: I'd Fort W.yno wire tne ss9assss &!
os! sjS.sa ;m !sxsT Asss!!s1s,
~ !;tssi quoslsls Sysa Sslow. e,xa
Wcls, +. E1... & "a az VI sA4sA pEl... ma TX
Amrrfca0 e.. y9tA u st. PaE1...,,.. COX q t.N
Adams RI..... 5pt s9Ht no, nfd...,..... 17x& =
Us. hx...... Axsa ~. ri. .ls34 *4I.3K
Me5cil. In. hK. 1t4GA17 Uhio d M...... Ska SIN
tu!cEsllyer.... AHA = M.C............li74a all5
EAntLn......... GQk1 ii II. 6..,........ S1a9 SO.
rar re Nail. ...lulAG1M N. E..........1t2Ha -.
y. T. T.l.,.... S1a4 j,h p1ttehnrxh..... So&G 50k
aA1sfosa $3.50. SKIS : TOLEDO. ..ibf falQs4
Eo, pft ....... G5s 3nX IL lf..,,,,,,,,1a6H n}s6E
\. 7. c.. ....1HkA -. II. W..,...,... ska S2f
EHe--...-.-... SGE:a H. pfi ....... s1H< 81
ti1d*on .-....ls6x&iys I.afe shore.. .10,4a 80.
!fAreIn.... ....l6xalSs i4t fo ........l3 u .,..
nos niu- ....1S7 tt ~. e. T. Alton"..L6 q 90.
lseAdl1e ..... 9sA.A t2e e. = E.... 45kl*
Irrrc HAute... 39k.a 80. C. G. & G. L.. CO a -.
Do pfI...+... ID a ,...
Aininr th.rea active; Gsc :ory. 10 $40; Smith
EorpeE stocks At uottop:
Eatuntt ::......... % jHanCock............ ~
Eopptr FAlis.,...... Is Minnesota. NJ
fi@n kua....,... l94 50
Told exports to-day, 4ss. ,G01.
l:ccc!p1s etthe SAB I1essuIy: st4ss s.ssa psYmc1ts
NE+2ta: balance. 9l.eee9N. Exports fur the NECK,
e1cep. specie, fJ.:st.l71.
, 1869-02-25
Grow III OF Cashollcfsm In Now Bne-
land
The Bn6fnn .EorfnaI has the fQllQMipE from

Tie boston 75F!7sa9 uHs tHe 10HU" InE 11un1
Manchester, N. T..
Within the last hn2f century there has been
a rapid growth OF manufactures in New Eng
land, aniil now, IL productive power and IN
political and social Influence, 1t Is the leading
inttsvst- ~ her opulution OF thf~r al. i
hal millions, at leas oue.thfrd are supported
by manufacturing, THIS rapid growth Of the
manufacturing towns. cmphay:nE 10 q LARGE
extent iorelgn labosess, most ofthem II 81, hts
lcd to very large grnw,h Of the Roman
Catholics ID allthc manufacturing districts. In
LoSSN, Lawrence, Biddcford, Lewiston, Dnver
ana Nashua they are now more numerous than
any other Individual t<ct. L denomluatson
thiFty years ago, Is to-day the leading
thrifty city. P'p1''A"
cannot give clearer view of the re.
, 1869-02-25

WEuSEtpAr EVENING. Feb. A.
Tic fol'oE'ue tao!ea show tho receipts sad
shipments CT Produce du1ing the pasl twer'y-.o
hours:
, 1869-02-25
IIlatci)e8.
SPECIAL NOTICE,

Or FGSuN&1 nv k~&R
Our superior OFoidt Watches hsvfnx recently
been Initiated, and vorthlssa ratches sold ID
New Yoss, Boston. Chlcako. and other cduef, rep
public ags,nst them. and g}ve nodce thas Va are Il
no ray responsible for these bogus cancerns+ and
only those porrhaains directly from ns caa SECURE
Eenutue watch Of ou1 m1nofactute- Ne have recent
Z e 9eSs f 81
hereafter, havo named It tho s'COLLIES s NETAL,a
and We EiFe notice that aay oae mAang use Of tkis
Gold cannot be dist3ngulAhed from 1t By the best
1ud9es Eetatn4 IT. color TIL worn out and 10 equal 70
1oid exeepNnx Ii thtstnaic valne. AL our Gfnsf8
mens sehea ate Full Je~eled PAtsn, Leress; those
LessT ~ for snasa xasea: Il n annuns sa.ss. and
rully guaranteed, by special ctEttdcate- TIE lis
watches equal ID neasaess style Or tnlsa, gene
ri arpsasanee and fof time. 70 gold one coating
ially eaaai e eod ws:ca cossiax s&a. thalns ol
JE~EiHf GWe ire manufacturing all kinda Of
Iewely Of the Collins Metal Pins, Earrt0Es, Sleeve
Penea.. % ch ANS. 6dd FeIov and Aasonic P1n., a.:
iii o tho latest and most eeERot asyIea. and fuT
fVTU CLEUs-Nheres SIX WATCHES ase ordered
Gooda fent to say part of the uniset atases by u-
press to be paid Tor on dalive1 Money need not be
sent With the order. a. bills can b paid when Eooda
are taken fsorn the express of1ce. Cu5touets must
ders therefore be sent directly 70 In ordering
CUSTOMERS Il the city vii remember that our osLT
pYrld1fs
nos. ~ aud 80 Nasaan.at.s opposite tho
Post Once, tup stnirs)s New York.
q. a. COLLINS D. 90.
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"a bills neef: 10 hris Pork. The market xas datt.
snd ntue better than nominal, but anAds hiShes.
PoxE-1o bsls At 4x.N.
LAEpSo tcs 1t 1sr, spot 1ro tea Of Btuad II 1skc
-5!2,rd nominht at l84c buyer March:
PQU1TRf-sslra Of : doE DrsAsed Chictene II
N.so dor At tttot 5dnt II fap: . da1 1t q =
soup At ea.n 10 - preaeed Turkeys At iec 90 ~
nhMt.aats af N dox Mallsrl bucks u u Is. /,
MCE-H4A 10 llmitnf denAsu. but strAdT A. IoF.
E&Hnnn. iILa11Lr. -et-F -.-'N@7 -'fsW.@<
, 1869-02-25
DR.. R8p1lRoA

Descztoes dlseAse without 1nY Information Rom I'D
a. q usseog. thus ssy1nE yoaE hstn spd lse man
sste and surn as EAst Nallaon.&t-& up at41. Can.
tutstoh fte. Zoo Send four 9cant stAraps tor III
'GCfDR ~ uKALTH AND L1N1 LFHN
, 1869-02-25
KUfetRn Markets.


LnstkJH, FRI. ft-ti:t3 4. IN.
tn'.s s't s,.,r. ,snt's sos'. ~ ke ''S con'' pt
1hxpns, Fell. 4l-teo II. m.
tih1is tthtta Al. 9LA93H EFh, ltb Enn'uia. Hat
en''e" ss"'r' '0n4'' ~ 3n.n,, r., ,,-grrn,p.,
,aonrs. " fi1e twtniies, I'll At nj Kre, iii
Illinois Crhtta1.s1A. stocks Hn'rt.
uelt:d Btatrs bui,ds, -,
LIvRafuOL, Fer, ~ -1t.i5 A. m,
P!hfH.E ". Mhratt red. p 7Ays Ri wheat, Whlte.
regI. Ggfn, f!s hhl NO. ID.
LtvAsruut. Feb, 7a-l.7o +. IN.
t'i'i tntr. 9,s at.
lltfi, 1Ni
Hest uhehAnEtu. ...
LtteRtnut. Fep. tt-Hfehtht4
l., tutsGt 4tc!lblts Gvllillhk ttffah.ist tatt VI
,tt..,t,a|. .hI!s 1tfsi li,s ri Ws,tt,h. s.1'
fiutists FniA, Vt. esl, III. lst,i, lit. .'has.s,
"EtpIt'iir. H. II'st.G,"Al! Al!um, ,1j, tsa4nl. .t.le1
1nllyw. tis. iAtpthtlhs, his,
THlInH, lts, hltAl tssa,i- l'slHu!is ili.an.t, Va
Ath"td f-'">au"', Il '"L III I.s:a ;,!G YETI. ~
Vs.J"'aa,n AT ala1ht.
rnssoh sI"sat DnIet annat, ~ tInue'.
, 1869-02-25
4 r 0Av

Just Returned rom Eutepe ofess for the Arst tio i
thr public. .Dasre, Celebrated Frene lIlta
PSrftctly h.rEAles@ Ersn "a cents per h,x. s'tei
pc, tecurey seaIcd. Addie1s Mls a ] T., Mcriitu,
, 1869-02-25

vxnsxspAr EVENING. Feb. q. 1862.
The felo !9G table. .hew tne sany I seesl'ss sna
sy;saiss 1spsI,ed y the stsre'.', OF tie union
Ssssss fss:s.s; and s';'' =? ''';:
7Sednesesy ............ ........i.ss7 assi 4,;di
.,.."..ae7 s,sts a7l7
The receipts to-day Tese b 81 GTs;9s
II y i1a'lias:oa 1Gss ssai!s3 J. osa Kssd::::: ~.
II i: Iesais 4 Aiiss Eo.d:.. IS g =; $
m oe. s..nssafh s.aa nSia. III 81 ssa
sss and is;;is =, @<ss . ,a. .t;s Is:
&ss:s:1 i; Il Ia; III; II;
Wedass.sy xno sctaios) ~ -" -. -. 80.
5:s. 5s;s'; ;sa;; 4; ;Ss ss;sG s*:.e nos::
4. the 17'ino,. Central sesle~ 81 il@
Il Il IL H. sosthvsstsfn sa sea e.. "a iii eS
fst Hsff s14iIE-4S1s vi: s.es :ts a .esi4:' 9s
s.y e e e;
e7teat ,ss - i5a :: sfoia tae ma. Tan:e q
81 81 Dss q
1Sff mn = !, tss, 10 e
sttsadsDes + 6a!er. - t.rIAs'say ns'a hs. Yatk
81 .sss .sa q
sn1icus 70 itvrst beyond current o1dert The y1rds
were well Stocked-Ec MtEht tAY oFeFdtotEed-And
average quality good. h~ttcf than au heea ID
the yzsds tos sore days The fittowtrS were
cL0eIN0 FK1cIS.
Kxtr. 6raded Steers.
Choice He=vet-FIae. fat. WeEtoEEed. 70 8
upxEds ...............-.... S.e54ZG
Prime Ue, yct-Goot, EelIfstted. nncE.
,,,......................,. eee5s.,n
as,ns iioo d LOO ns........,. ........: ssoaspa
McdIcE Clas -Ardirra 2tecrs atf con1
Cow ci&T t3nDchttf ka4 kycIHEthk 500
tolf:o n,... -. 80. s.223s.so
sytrsr1nr 81 Is ! n0o Na . -. Aeaz4o
sntesioE-Iahi And Tim Coxa a1d Ssee1... ssaas %
AKx1 GAr1LK aAL1A 1QrpAf.
No. AT. Pitce.
k02A
81 kood eftn 1aiA
~ pta9ue Sketff IN
y Enc butchers Steers. b3l
xv etoc3 Stetfe..-... II
81 spoEk ANN
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Within tho Reach of nil.

fhc r,eAnt cf protecting the human sysc:n azAlnst
tho rfctIsposlrx ca1aef or disessas such ~ Dysp"
stA cnns't patton. Liver Cou7nnt, Impurities pt
LEitS UELEhitATKD ltEltH DtrrEis5.
, 1869-02-25

The following wore tho amounts q Grain h
store In this citJ on tho evening OF Saturday
, 1869-02-25

Ailes tic closc Of Change. No. Spr1Eg Whea:
IN far dem and, but an easier feeling Was nau-
,tctted-sbc market closing qalet, With sellers at
<1.15sI for cash. There was nothing doue In Corn
OF Oa,t. In the evt utug The grain markets ruled
dull. and quotatiors were wholly nominal. Pro-
ri>fous were 10 moderately active demand aud
prices were tride higher. sales tntlu:e so1to
L-rd at lsIc, csth: 100 tcs do +: 19c. buyer
March sou tts do 81 1sH:, se1nr Marsh; 3o1 O u
rs Dry salted Shonldes. al 1ac, cash 16o. .CoQ D
co q, lahc, hu3es March. Meas Po.k hcl1 a
$Jl ~ {.r eppt,
, 1869-02-25

TO
SALTAND LUMBER

Proposals. IN writing will be recetred by tbs under
alened until April tst 1853 for the leasing for term
Of Year, II the whole separate patu Of Tho land
and katt works, late Of the fcT York md Saginaw
Mtth:
The premises to be leased eosstst Of about two hun
onc-nsl. mile In extent, on TIE Saginaw MTer. and
ruLnlrk hsck Rom the Rirer 10 the 1s,lroAd lending
doeI. soi1r ned Of fnleen hundred vas aud coyefs
ensire saa III III M espsolc u msttaS one hundsed
barrels Of .sIs per taJ 1asxe wsEenoase. oo asdlns
g1nes boi1crs and pumps to cach also several largo
brano C1Aterne.
Partje. dr9trous OF leas3nS tho whole oT any part
OF the premises, kre ine!ted 70 visit and eIAulna
them. 49, IN addition 10 their va1e f1r the nauu!ao-
erection OF aAw mills. ae For further particulars
AppiF 70 ALZAAnRA DCCk. Trustee.
, 1869-02-25
New York SbFsadsImGls, PF1visio1 Nud
nFOcary marksIs.
fprC!al DespAtcA 70 The Chicago Tnhnns.
W Tnhx ~


N1w fpRk, flb. ~.
......... nnEAnsTrFrs+ .............
Low Erhhes at n1nr ara dspsrlae! hy thu atparts'
i,on nfiarrratth a9pres By fAl thr sui of :"
l,y fHI aud h4er ocuan truixhl., but clu.od nrtvn
fTr txrhtt G1rn-aoMo speculation in bu4tlOtp.
atlt cl1arL flrn.
rnotfRlGKa,
Fork closed dull pt,mc tntsts ~ ~ rA1, e13p5.
Laf!-L!lerAi bAts. .HhDut hRit of which NITn flr
port 1t I've for prime ateaTu. UllIar ho$ products
Hat,
... 49,. un0CKN1Ea.
ron~n dntf: lilo. lt4slke In gold. AngAr nrm and
oaclrht eaIr 70 rrIme xroccty. i.tetIxot sohncl.
wv fur hrEt CIukhDa}. -
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pfffAhnx0h MIR nFD.trns

VA AAAEAEk4
PTTTfnrRsH, Feb. n Crude petroleum market
Atfo IN T. cling, alshongn but little doipg sales
:.MS n1s III jn15 At bAc: 80 bsls sp2, Il 1sHe
?eea DIS III Jnly on private terms. Refined .tso
hsh of March =. sshe: 70 bfts February Il Ssxc :
2.tC2 1Els Aateh 70 JN1e, 500 eaeh month. II SIC.
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those comforts which, with the blessing OF pro-
Vidence, It is my object TO bestow upon then.i'
Toward the close of last year Mr.. Peabodv
intimated to his trustees his intention of IN,
oreasing this second trust by an additional
G10O,00
As already stated, up to the end of last year
nothing had yet been done with the e2O0,OO0
constituting the second trust.
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The average wages earned by these work
ing men are rather under twenty-one shillings
a week few earn something more, and
many less, according to the nature and per-
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-11-08

EN PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND.
35f,se ~ AND NORFOLK STEAMSHIP LINE
N64Ae AASA4 IO ITHOQGH FREIGHT AIR LINE no
0Ea.zex2x-Ezx THE SOUTH AND WEST.
a. EVERY SATURDAY,
ST -eet. "S A<
Carolina, via Seaboafd Air Line Railroad connectino AZ
Portsmouth and to Lynchburg Va, Tennessee and ths
and Danville Railroad ~ A'Hniono
Freight HANDLED BUT ONCE, and taken MI IOvyEu
RATES THAN ANY OTHER LINE. ~
The regularity safety and cheapness of this route conn
mend 1t to the public the most desirable Medium
carrying every description of freight.
transfer. SNS
Steamships insured at the lowest rates
Freight received daily.
WILLIAM p. CLYDE 90.
No IL s. WHARVES and Pier l N. WHARVES
WI PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City Point.
T. u. CROWELL OO, Agents at Norfolk. 6I6
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PERSONAL.

n NoTICE-INTERNAL REVENUE,
The undersigned will sell at public sale IN rt4rrDc
DAY, November IL. 1863 at IL O'clock A NJ al No saT
GERMAN street the following distery apparatus and
One Steam engine and Boilers Mash This c,o,.o
Pumps, Platform Scales, etc. ~ ''' Oopset
The said articles seized and distrained uon tor
payment OF taxes, etc, due u S. Internal Revenne ~
800. =, JAMES ~ KERNS
H2@ Oeputy Collector Eirst Districct
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BOARDING..

AT NO. 112l GIRARD STREET MAY BE
IA obtained furnished and unurnished rooms for lodg-
pg, Board Rleo, II degrSd WW
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lnsuRANoE.

DELAwARE MUTUAL SAFETY INsU
IL RANCE COMPANY Incorporated BY the Legis
lature of Pennsylvania, 1896
omco, s. 4. corner Of THIRD and WALNUT Streets,
Philadelphia.
MARINE INSURANCES -
On Vessels Cargo and Freight 70 al parts OF the world
INLAND INSURANOES :,
On goods by river canal lake. and land carriage to all
parts of the Union.
FIRE INSURANCES
On Merchandise generally Stores, Dwellings, Houses
Etc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-10

HOTEL ARRIVALS, MAY AND 9.-Charaes-
ton Hotel.-S. L. Harris, Beaufort; W. Whit
house, W. B. Wilkins, N. Y; DR.. W. E. Antho-
nv and wife, r. l.; S. b. Woodbery, B. w.
WA6ht. Barnwell; R. 81. Mead, J. c. Taylor,
I'm Y.;J. c. Gilbert, Augusta; MIR. and MIS-.
". r. Cloutman, city; C. A. Grinnell, Boston;
E.P. Morris, Philadelphia; j. ]. Proudhomme'
Mrs. and Miss Proudhomme, Mrs. Schmlt, N.
Y. A. Bouvard, Fh.; J. R. More head, Phila-
delphia; ]. Craig, Mrs. johnson, Rochester, N.
Y. julius Cornier, N. Y; B. Nlbaum and wife,
via: J. NJ. Miller and wife, and two children,
NY; W. B. Kiff, Orsngeburg; P. Z. hicker-
son. Jose N. Eet ,rino, c. Garcea, c. a. D..
Keeler, E. Isaacs, N. T.; E. E. Chisolm, Ga;
n. n. Lindema, Miss; J. d. Cohen, George
North. N. Y; D. R. Smith, s. c.; G. W. Mason,
Jr.. Postofice Department; G. W. Holsenpilar,
NY.
pon,kon Hoses.-M. B. Swain, Georgia; G.
r. nnBose. St. Johns; John P. Buzzard, Phila-
aslnhia: C. ". Rogers, st. Helena; A. P. Guile,
n Bremond, Pennsylvania; ]. NJ. Halton,
Abbeyi.le; N. P. Dutton, Steamship Sea Gull;
George NJ. Elliott, st. Louis; J. P. Sutherland,
eSu,h Carolina; MIR. Trumbo, St. Dennis;
n provost. E. scornell, lady and child, r. Taft
E.r York: P. Quinn, City; G. ". Mcintyre aud
,Ns, N" pennsylyania; E. R. Davis, Florida; b. H.
Tnompson, lr Maine; Mrs. NJ. s. Field, New Jer'
..r. A. Floyd, J. T. Exum, Char les Butkin
ees' s.. a. F. v. Joye, New 1ork; b. Gorham
s,oanosbip saragossa; R. -Moorman, Gewberry
D Teller, Kipgstree; W. A. Deas, st. Dennis
TT pennypacker, Philadslphla; f. f. Dunus
W. McGirue, City.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-10

STATE SUPREME COURT, MAY S.-Opinions
we're delivered in the following cases
E. A. Searles, administrator, ads. j. P. Black
we'll ct u1, ct al, aud E. A. Searles, guardian,
ads. Susan Searles. Moses, G. J. Motion
dismissed. q. ...
s. 8. Tompkins ]. ". Tompkins, executors,
ct al, ais. T. q. Clark, administrator, A. G.
Tucker, ct al. Moses, o. J. Motion dis
missed.
Jesse Heart ct al, executors, ads. Savannah
E. Berry. Willard, A. ]. Motion dism' 'ed.
William Pa1gett and West Corley ads. h. A.
Meetze, commissioner. Moses, c. j. Motion
dismissed.
q. B. Hazleden and A. Godbold, ct al, ads.
E. ]. Mo ,rly. assignee. Willsrd, A. ]. Decree
set aside, and case remanded 10 Circuit Court
under order.
John Elmore, assignee, vs.. R. M. Scurry and
C. D. Spearman. Willard, A. ]. Motion dis
missed without prejudice.
The court then resumed and concluded the
call of cases from the Fifth Circuit:
John W. Earhart vs.. Gerhard Muller. Con-
tinued.
James A. Crotwell We. Jane Boozer, ct al
Continued.
Jamss q. Adams ys. John Kleckley. Brief
read by Mr.. Carroll. Argument written; to be
submitted.
At liza. ~, the court adjourned to meet in
Charleston about the 2lst instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-10

CHANCE FOB GOOD INvEsTMBNT.-Mrs.
Sewers, Florence, s. c., offers tor sale fine
residence in that thriving town, the terminus
Of the Northeastern Railroad, where property
is daily enhancing in value; also, her half in
terest in f-st-class saw mill, near Timmous-
vile, s. G., on the Wilmington and Manches-
ter Railroad, now in complete operation. This
property is we'll worth the attention Of capital
ists.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-10

MEMORIAL DAY.-It will be borne in mind
that to-day must be fulfilled the solemn duty
Of decorating the graves Of the Confederate
dead, whether in the public or private ceme-
teries. large number OF floral and evergreen
wreaths and decorations are required, and it
is hoped that they will be supplied to the wag-
ons as they pass along the route prescribed.
The following progr smme has been adopted:
The ladies OF the Garland Committee will
assemble at Marion's store at half-past 9 o'clock
this morning precisely.
The wagons will start at II O'Clock NJ, and
Hill pass through the following streets, collect.
ing flowers and evergreens sent to the resi-
dences named:
East Bay-Wagon No. 1-Mr. F. J. Porcher
and Mr. o. Middleton.
Meeting-street-Mrs.G General Conner, Mrs.
Smythe, Mrs. F.W. Aston, Mrs. NJ. P. O'Con-
nor, Hibernlan Hall and DR.. c. F. Panknin.
Society, Laurens streets and East Bay-Mrs.
Blamyer.
Calhoun and Meeting streets-Mr. Horlbeck,
Mr. o. J. Chafee, MIR. Disher.
King. Wagon o.2-Miss Mckay, DR..
Forrest, DR.. Trott, Mr.. Laccasagne, Mr.. Sioox,
Mr.. Whilden, MIR. Pennel, Mr.. Knobeloch.
Legare and Rutledge streets-WaSon No. g.
Mrs.L W. Hayne, Mrs. Charles Axson, Mrs.
Robb, Mrs. G. Laurens, Mr.. J. B. Laftte, DR..
Bachman, Mr.. Gilohris. Miss Wagner.
The oomnemoeation services will begin at
P. NJ. The clergy Of all denominations are
cordially invited to unite with the association
in the ceremonies of the day.
The following is the order of exercises:
Ode by Henry Timrod.
Prayer by the Rev. DR.. Bachman.
During the singing Of an ode by Miss Chses-
borough, the graves will be decorated.
An ode by Mrs. Adams, wife of the Rev. W.
Il. Adams, will be placed on the ornamented
cross IN the Cemetery.
The ladies' of the association have been up to
the ground ard have arranged it for the day.
A platform has been erected and number Of
wreaths made on the spot.
Trains will leave the South Carolina Railroad
Depot, Ann-street, at 3:15. 4SO P. NJ, and P.
NJ. and the Northeastern Railroad Depot at
the same hours. Returning, the trains will
leave the forks of the road at $50 and P. N.
Additional trains will run at later hour if
necessary.
Omnibuses will run from Line street to
Magnolia every ten minutes. commencing at 8
o'clock. Fare, ten cents each way.
Tickets for the round trip by the South Caro-
lima Railroad and Northeastern Railroad can
be had at oil the book stores and Offices OF THE
NEWS and Courier, and Of the members and
committee Of the ASSOCIATION.
Thu ladies of the different congregations are
requested to decorate the cemeteries of their
various churches, and meet the association at
Magnolia.
The moss covered voluntary contribution
boxes will be at the entrance TO the cemetery,
appealing silently, though eloquently, in be-
half of the guardians Of the hallowed spots
where lie the bones Of the heroes Of the "Lost
Cause"
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THE WINYAHs AND SALAMAEDERs.-Ihe
Georgetown Times gives the following account
of the return home of the Wlnyahs and Saa-
manders. Our fremen thank their visiting
friends for their expressions Of kind feeling
and assure them that they are not forgotten by
the Charleston Fire Department
Many anxious eyes looked for the arrival OF
the steamer Emilio: on Friday last, and q our
fremen were in full uniform to receive their
brethren. But disappointment was visible on
the features OF all at the non-arrival OF the
steamer. On Saturday morning. however the
Emile steamed up to the wharf with her COL
ors fying, ard quite crowd assembled to hear
what the Winyahs had to say. The conduct OF
our boys on the occasion of the late parade in
charleston meets the hearty approval OF all,
and from what We can learn, their efforts were
highly appreciated. It is conceded that they
were second on the list, and have no reason to
be ashamed OF their place in the picture. we
hear continued enoomiums bestowed upon the
warm reception and cordial hospitality they
received by their brethren, the Stone~alis
and it will be many long day before tn cir
visit to the good old City by the Sea tades
from the memory OF the Winyahs and saia-
manders. On Saturday evening an entertain
ment was given by the Salamanders that carried
us back to the good old days OF the past, and
the only wonder is, in these days when the
housekeepers find it 80 hard TO provide, how 30
many choice viands were got at. The evening
rassed off in mirth, sentiment and song, until
The noon Of night reminded the assembly that
Sunday was near at hand. We understand the
Winyahs are to give an entertainment next
week, at which they expect some OF their
Stonewall friends to be present.
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=. TIE MxzuH1s CoNyEsUoN,-The following,
is published in the Phonix Of yesterday:


- Executive DEpARI11Hr,
CoLuMB1A, May 8, 1869.
i. The following gentlemen are appointed dele
gates to represent the State oiSouth C1rojna
IN the Commercial Convention. to be hold at
the City Of Memphis, on Tuesday, the 18Th
instant:
Anderson County-Jsmes I. On.
Pendletou-Wllliam Perry.
Greenville County-Jsmes NJ. Allen.
Abbeville County-James 9. Uothran.
Newberry County-B. Oden Duncan.
Richland County-T. ]. Robertson.
York County-W. C. Beatty.
Darlington County,. +. Whittemore.
Marlboro County,. W. Dudley. -
SMspning-R. E. Dickson. {.
Charleston County-Andrew Simonds, Hen.
~ Gourdin, George A. Trsnhol%, George w; ";
A. Wagener, Wm. s. Hastie, R. s. Bruins, John
M. Morris, William Aiken, William Ladder,
John F. O'Neill. James T.. Welsmsp, +. W.
Dawson, A. F. Ravenel, G. I. Cunningham, W.
a. Ceurtenay, s. Y. Tupper.
ROBERT T.; SCorT, Governor.
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Misfeaaneous.
NllTIa,E.

THE SALT WAFER BATBING HOUSE. OFF
White Point Garden. Is now opeDtd, and has
been thoroughly repaired in all its various depart
meets. The ladies' Sv vimming BAH. has been en-.
larged and re fitted. There also several private
edies Babs an Dressing RoIms. The Gentle.
mems Departments has also been renovated.
The ICE CREAM and SODA " Err DEPART
MENTs will be kent in the best style and manner.
Everything will be in regular oder under the man.
agement. NJ McMANHON,
Nav 10 fpwf Proprietor.
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EAGLE FIRE ENGINE CoMPANY.-At the
ffty-frst ami ,ersary meeting of the Eagle
Steam Fire Eagine Company, held on Friday
evening last, 7th instant, the following ofh'
GERS were elected for the ensuing year :
w.R. scINrosH. President.
j. REED, Vice President.
]. o. NoLrE, First Director.
VIII. pBvEAUx, Second Director.
B. KINNEY, Third Director.
A. SHokKs, Fourth Director.
A. NJ. COHEN, Secretary.
O. E. JOHNSON, Treasurer.
CT. BEAUFORT. Engineer.
J.C FLAea, Assistant Engineer.
j. LYoNs FIrst AxmaD.
J. q. OLIVER, Second axman.
o.+wrsrENDeRTT. Third Axmap.
C. u. HAM. Fourth Axman.
j. 8. BUNCH, Hsllkeeper.
J.L. ANcRuM, n. D., surgeon.
B. s. DURYEA, Solicitor.
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TIE WzA1HEa.-On Saturday morning the
thermometer stood at At degrees in the city,
but there was change for the better yester-
day, and at 3 P. NJ, the mercury was at 70
daeraea