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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-19

THE RICE CRoP NEAR SAY AvANNAH.-The Savan-
nah News Of Saturday says that ''reports from
plantations along the river give the most ia
vorable accounts Of the rice crop, which bids
fair to be one OF the best that has ever been
grown. We have seen several salks, cut from
the Ferry plantation. owned by DR.. Thomas
F. Screven, and the Proctor plantation, owned
by Colonel John Scceven. The stalks were
nearly six feet In height. and SOME OF the ears
eleven and half inches in length"
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PENIrENT1ARY AFFAIRS ESCAPE OF Con-
vIoTs.-On Wednesday last while four colored
convicts were engaged in hauling brick on the
canal at Columbia. signal was give by ore of
them, when they all Immediately dropped their
'wheelbarrows and sprung upon white man.
Qwho was guarding them,) took form him bis
gun and pistol, gave him beating. and then
made of. The same dsy another convict made
his escape through q hole under the fence, and
he same night still another made his escape.
"A colored convict died ON Wednesday night.
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gartse, Bankrupt, By Decree Of tho Court in
Bankruptcy.
BY G. MCBRIDE SMITH.
AuctiOneer, Sc.
VIII be sold on the frst TCESDAY in August next at
the Old Postohce, foot OF Broad-street, at ii
O'Clock A. NJ, -
The following valuable RE,L EsrA1N.
:. Lot. All that TRACT OF LAND with the BUILDINGS
tnereon, situate In the town of Mouat Pleasant in
the Parish OF Christ Church, aud EQUITY OF Ohnrlea
TOD, measuring three hume red and ten BY three hun
dred and forty feet and desgnated on q plat Of tbs
same as three Lots In Hilliard~llle numbered i19
1l3 and ia. AA"s
ID. All that TRACT OF LAND known a. Lot No.
"a on the plat Of the Mount Pleasant Ferry Coma
ny's land. containing twenty-five sores more or esa
I'd All that TRACT OF LAND adiolnino tha
above known as Lot No % on eaid pla and costain.
ing twenty-two acres. more or less.
Ierms-One halt each; the balance in tvelve
months. secured by bond or boRds OF the purchaser
or purchasers, and mortgage Of the prsmisee roe.
pecdvely. The buildings to DO mea.u ured and ths,
policy assigned. Purchasers TO pay Tor papere ana
stamps. FREDERICK SMITH,
Assignt o samuel Fogarue.
NoTIoE is hereby given under RIDER Of Court made
in the ABOVE case to s person. holding Items upon
tn above described Real Estate to prove tha same
before j. G. CARPENTER, 50 Reds rar IN Bank.
ruptcy In Charlasu'n on b fore tho 6rst dav ef
August next. or be debarred from all particf oation
ia tho distribution of be net proc EDS OF the saI.
thereof. FRED ;tICK r nMrrH '~1~
July 10 ma Assignee samuel Foxsrtie.
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T1N III II II A Il.
SOUTHERN REAL ESTATE ADVERTISER.
AS an advertising medium, offers facilities to Mer.
chants, Dru gists, Machtnists, &C.. of extending
their business. unsurpassed by any Southern
Weekly.
It's circulation is fast becoming general Real
Estate agents. and parties interested In the purchaee
or sale OF real estate will nd 1t their advantage
to consult Its columns and advertise therein as we
are efecting Arrangements by which our paI or will
circulate largely among Northern oapitalists.
Information tending to the development of our
mineral manufacturing and agricultural resources
descriptive OF climate SOIL &;.-soioited and thank
fully received from any section.
terms cash, " year; copy gratis to any one
sending SIX subscribers; o club of ten, 81 so each
Rates of advertising liberal. Address
W. j. MoXEKRALL,
July IL Marion. C.
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CRUMBs.-Dr. Lebby, Health officer, is prom.
inently spoken OF by the negroes as their can.
didate for Mayor.
Captain Jenks' gang are removing the grass
that has been allowed to grow in Calhoun
street.
1t is understood that Mr.. q. N. Averill. late
Flour Inspector, intends contestine the cleo
tion by whloh he was thrown out OF Office.
The bcalehOuse at the west end Of Calhoun
street has been recently repaired and painted,
and presents quite an attractive appearance.
The negroes are talking and shaking their
heads considerably in regard to the recent
elections, asserting dat it is nifty queer dat
80 many murlaters should get into ofa."
James Howard, co.ored, newly elected Core
ner, Instead OF holding inquests is holding the
important position of foreman of one OF jerks
street gangs.
lt reported that this week the burnt dis
trict will'be entirely cleared of grass and rub
bish generally.
William Dart, colored has been appointed
Keeper OF the House Of ofCorrection.-
1tis thought that only ths yachts Eleanor
and Ella Anna will participate in the regatta
on Saturday next, as it Is asserted that the
Maggie Mitchell will not enter because abe han
been refused the thirteen minutes start re-.
quested.
Il t's claimed by the advocates Of the bill to
make the Detective force independent OF the
Police Department, that If adopted the force
can be worked at less expense than heretofore.
Alderman Barrow will, tomorrow night,
have an opportunity OF introducing his reso-
luton to exclude reporters from Council meet
ings.
It is reported that on ami after the 1st OF
August there will be daily paper started in
Charleston, IN the interes. OF Rep1blIcanism.
The bathing house on the battery is much
requanted by ladies and their children, who
are DOUBTLESS much benefited by the salt
water.
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HorxL ARRIVALS july II AND 18.-Pnui-
;Son Hotel-A. .. Gibbes, w. e. and l.. II.
'Fripp, A. McLoy. City; J. Graham, New York;
sS. BouRhtman and niece, Milledgeville; ;. p.
Gayle. M. @. Hall, J. N. Goldsmith, South
Carolina; Walter Scott. North Carolina; g. j.
French, Columbia; NJ B. Brown, Miss A.
Brown. Robert F. Carvert. Hilton Head;
Geo. ). Green. Mississippl; DR.. q. Croft, Green
ville. 9. c.; VIM Salters. Williamsburg; N. J.
Thouron. Gamer Dictator; VIM. Greene,
James Carroll, South Caroliaa; James @. Muir
sdock, Greenvlle and Columbia Railroad.
Charleston Hotel.-Frank smythe, Augusta:
II. Crime. Bently d. Hasell. x. Roberts,
City; Leroy r. Youmans, DR.. F. e. q. Croft,
EdgeAeld; John McCord. Columbia; b. M.
Smith. J. Chestnut and family. Florida; James
J.. Mosely and family. E. N. Westscot, J. r..
Prinsle. D. Pringse. south Carolina; James f.
~Johnson, BALTIMORE; J. M. Flood. steamship
.Saragossa; u. Hamberg, Columbia.
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ASSAULT WITH INTENT TO MURDER. .-On
Saturday morning Michael Donaghue, mem.
Der of the police force, was arraigned before
the Mayor to answer the charge of committing
an assault and battery, with intent to murder,
upon Mr.. Christian Nelson, who lives at the
corner Of King and Tradd-streets. The Mayor
relieved the accused from duty and turned the
case over to magistrate.
The case was carried before Justice Mackey.
tao testimony before whom showed that on
Friday night the accused, while on duty. heard
q dog barking in Mr.. Nelson's yard. He pushed
open door and ordered the animal to shut its
mouth. Mr. Nelson then requested the police
man to "mind his own business" whereupon
said policeman seized MIR. N. and beat him on
the head with his club and dragged HIM around
loosely, much to the detriment of MIR. Ms
flesh and clothing. The magistrate required
the accused to furnish $500 SO ,urity for his
good behavior and 500 for his appearance
for trial, which he did and was dismissed.
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CHIMNEY CoNTRAcToRs.-The men who de-
sire to interfere with the twittering birds who
make their homes in the chimneys-that is,
those who desire to be chimney contractors
are numerous; among them are John Robin
son, ). Patrie, M. Brown. Jr., Peter Ashe,
Jack Frost, N. T. Oliver, colored. and John
Z. Millgan, white. They suppose that they
will be voted for at the meeting Of Cohncil to-
morrow night; bat as the Mayor has failed to
give the five days. noti,e required before an
election can be held. the candidates must wait
until tomorrow night week.
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plantation Sitters.

1hAH ANY SlOh MAN SURVIVED TEE
treatment Of Atty years ago. must be considered
proof that human beings are very hard to kiu.
The lancet, calome, cantharidies and drastic Dur
gatives were then the order Of the day The phv.
sisisn played into the hands of the apothecary and
the unfortunate patient was drenohed morning.
noon and night with prostratipg medicines. We
i've In moro rational and conscientious era. The
Importance of supp ,rHng Nature in it's conflict
themselves weakening are no longer aggravated by
artificial depletion. They are met with ToN1Ss
that rally the vital powers and enable them to de.
feat the enemy. Chief among these allies of Nature
in it's battles with sickness, is
PLANTATION BITTERS.
This wonderful vegetable restorative is the sheet
anchor Of the feeble and debintated As q cordts,
stomaohics. As remedy for the nervous weaknesa
to which the tender sex are especially subject IL s
superseding every other sumulant and nervine.
In all climates tropical temperate or frigd its acts
as specific in every species Of disorder which un.
dernines the bodily strength and breaks down the
animal spirits. Wherever it is introduced it be.
comes standard arlcle-a medicinal staple Drug.
eists, although therproas upon it is SMALL, and it
absolutely necessary to kesp preparation for which
! everybody inquiries and for which nobody viii
accept substitute. It is to-day the most popular
medicine In the e:yized world. Extensively as IL
~
is advertised it's best advertisement is the bsneaol
result which uniformly follows its use. Every bottle
sold insures the sale Of at least half dozen rore
Unlike other stimulants it braces and fortifaes the
system without exciting undue cerebral action.
The cheering effect which it produces upon the
no subsequent depression. 1t does not, as is the
case With all other sHmuu, beget craving for ex
citants. On tho other hand. IL soo,hes and calns
the nerves, combining strange as the anomaly may
seem. the qualities Of sedative and gentle anodyne
with taose Of tonic and invigorant. The perfect
RuRdty OF sn It's ingredients. their admirable adap-
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&urtrun 5alro.
VWuddle Reat Estate ut Aucl.on.
w. Y. LEITCH 4 II. 5. BRUINS.

w. L. LEITVH 4 II. s. BRUINS.
u ,,'ue VI an order OF ga to directed by the
district Court for a S Judge Of The United States
postose oMer f4r Or sale at public auction at the Old
T"v anG - f99t OF Broad-strec,, THURSDAY,
All that PL ANTA1ION nR TRACT OF LAND ON
sne Wano4 RIVER about nine miles from ,harIeston
Anown az WoodVllle, containing four hundred acres
more or less. Ao's
known as the Derby Tract situated IN the rear Of
me Four Mile Hon g, on the plank road, containing
forty;iour ~, acres of high and and eight acres or
All that LOT OF LAND, with tho BUILDINGS, stu
ated on the west side of We hanc. street. IN the vii
age OF Rk rsvllle, measuring aud containing on the
front front and o4ck lines each uiney feet by three hun
An a;N tnat LOI or LAND. with the Buildings there
eionstreet in the Village OF Riker. vie msa.nrinc
aud c1nainine in front on Division street ninety
east Main Read. west on Norheastern H.,iroaS
track south on Division street. and west on lands of
A. Carsten.
All those TWO LOTS. kuown as Lot B and Lot q
in tho plan of the Village OF tikersvtlle. made by
one quarter acres and Lot containing about twen-
y'one acres of marsh land. will appear by refer
ence had to said plat.
oaia AL mat nat PLANTATION OR 'RAcr OF LAND. op-
PoeAto tue quarter douse on the plank road about
f1ve miles from Charleston, containing one hnnTroT
and elk C1O6J acres, more or less.
ALSO,
Twelve LOTS In the Town of Ravenel situate
on the Charleston and Savannah Railroad. abowt
fifteen miles from Charlie ton, fronting on Melcrd-
street. and measuring on said ont line two nun
dred and ten feet each and containing from four to
eeven acres each as may be by the plat Of said
Village - '"-~
Terms-One.third cash; balance in two eoual
successive annual instalments. secured bv BOND or
purchaser and mortgage of the premises. Buildings
n,,ro L
pay for papers and stamps.
LOUIS NOLAN
Assignee tor d. Riker.
AS!o WHOM IT MAY CoNoERN.-1he lien oredf-
tors OF d. RlKER, Bankrupt, are hereby notified
that pursuant to order OF Court dated March
26h. 1869. they are required prove and establish
their liens, before j. y. CARPEN TER, ESQ Reois-
trar, on or before July lot 1862 or else be aebarre
In this case. IOUIS Moi IN
SWy IL WINS tuth2 Assignee D. Riker
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BIZ SINESS TICES.
INTERNAL REVENUE STAMPS Of all denomina-
tions. also PROPRIETARY STAMPS, full assort-
ment always kept on hand, and for sale by
aHUGER & RAVENEL,
No. 66 East Bay,
July 10 Opposite Courier Office
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V0HeIa Agent for South Carolina
Local and Travelling Agents Wanted In all marta ~
tne sta'e. Liberal commissions allowed. Applica.
nons to be made to j. G. HOLMES, Jr. General
agent. No. IS Broad-street. Charleston, S. @.
ouy D QAc muf
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GEORGIA..

Cuban FiIlibusters mt Fort Gaines-
The Citizens Ask Military Aid
Revenue Cutters TO Intercept the
Expedition-Movem Of she Au-
thorities-Greai Excitement Among
the People.
MACON, Ga, September "A large
number of men enlisted for the Cuban
army are at Fort Gaines, Georgia.
United States Deputy Marshal Cox ar
rived here to day and telegraphed that
the citizens are unable to cope with
them and ask for troops. 4 dispatc h
has been forwarded to General Terry
asking for company of troops to be
sent 10 the fort by special train tonight.
District Attorney Milledge telegraphed
in return to the effect that he will be
here in the morning and also the United
Marshal from Savannah.
Revenue cutters have been ordered to
cruise off the coast to intercept the fill
busters if they should succeed in getting
away. Great excitement prevails here,
as many who joined the expedition are
young men under age. The United
States Commissioners office has been
crowded all day with anxious parents tc
hear if the authorities have succeeded
in stopping the party. The party had
special boat chartered to take them
down the river Apalachicola and are re
ported as being under command of MAJ
Briggeford, formerly of General Lees
staff
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tlhIcnKo NsnrNet

CHICAGO, September 3.
FLOUR-Quiet at 5 5Oa7 % forspring
extras.
WHEAT-Firm and 2a2@c higher;
sales of No. at Bal SO; No. , at 3la
This afternoon the market is
easier; No. = at % seller September.
CORN-Fairly active; sales OF No.
at SSiaS92c; rejected at at o4aS5tc; no
grade at &c, closing quiet at the inside
rate. This afternoon the market was
dull at Sc, cash, and S7ic seller Sep
TENDER.
OATS-More active and Halle higher;
ranging at 45ta46c for No. =, closing at
45!a452c; rejected at 42a43c.
RYE-S. eady and fairly active; sales
of No. | at 97a9Sc; No. at 9ia9itc; re-
jected at S4aS4ic, closing firm at CSC for
No. |, and 94c for No. =.
BARLEY-More active and frmer at
25al 81 for No. , in store, and Pa
| ~ seller the month.
CATTLE-Steady at 25a5 - for fair
to good cows; 5 5Oa6 % for fair to ne
dium, and ! 00a7 % for good TO choice
shipping steers.
HOGS-Active and steady for the
best, and dull and nominal for low
grades; sales NJ 35aS 80 for common;
9 75aS 30 for fair to medium, and lOa
9 90 for good to choice.
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New York Money Market.
NEW YORK, September 3

NEW YORK, september ).
MONEY-Active and sharp at 7 per
cent, closing with q better supply and
some exceptions at 6 per cent.
STERLING-Dull and heavy at l0Sa
1924.
GOLD-Active and excited; opened
at 1853, and closed at l36tal36s. The
borrowing rates to-day were la to l-32
per cent. The clique bought a million
at 1851. A small failure on the bear
side is reported, and more rumors that
so me firms, having sold largely on calls,
were in tronole.
GOVERNMENT STOCKS-Are strong,
particularly in gold-bearing issues.
The German bankers are large pur-
chasers of the new bonds. Coupons of
81, l23al235; do 90. l22ial23; do "a,
l224a122!; do '65, l22sal22i; do new,
l2O5a12l; do 81, l2lsal21i; do '6a, l2Osa
l21: l0.40s, 1llasll2.
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their destinies must not hang on one
life. II will be the Emperor's fault II
bis indisposition be not gain for MN
self and his dynasty; he must suffer DO
rslanss to find him unprepared; he mus'
admit the possibility of the WORLDS go
ing on without him and honestly Gu
aeavor to get it going. To achieve THIS
he has only to wake good Prince Napo-
Icons words, and no must base the EN-
pire Oh a policy unreservedly Liberal.
coysrANr1NopLE, September 3.-The
snblime Porte has stipulated with the
Kbedive of Egypt that the latter is TO
control no European loan without his
sanction.
BERLIN, September 3. -Advices re-
ceived here to-day from the German
Arctic expedition say the first ice was
encountered on the 18th of July in lati-
tude "A, longitude 10 west. The coast OF
Greenland was sighted II days after
ward. The expedition had experienced
adverse winds and much mist. The
weather was colder than in 1868. All
on board were we'll.
PARIS, September 3, Evening.-Ihe
Empress has arrived back at st. Cloud.
She has abandoned her Eastern journey
for the presext.
Marshal Mcmahon has not arrived
here as before reported. He is still in
Algeria.
Pezeula, the Count of Cheste, has
gone to Vicny. General Prim is there,
and it is said that Chest will challenge
him.
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THE STATE DEMOCRATIC
THE MAJORITY DECIDED.
advancement LEGISLATURE.
COLFAX HEARSTHE NEWS
b AND LEAVES.
Independent Mayor Elected.
Another Grant State Captured
CALIFORNIA; OPINION OF
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

SAN FRANCIsCo, September MIR
Colfax left for Oregon today.
The Democratic local tickets through,
ont the State are elected by decided
majority. The. next Legislature will
be emphatic against the Fifteenth
Amendment. San Francisco returns
the full Democratic legislative delega-
ton. The vote of the city is light;
about sc, 900 names were on the register
and less than % 900 votes were polled.
The count of the straight tickets for
Mayor last night gave McCoppan. Dem
ocrat, nearly 14OO majority, but the
count of scratched tickets at s o'clock
this evening shows that Selby, indie
pendent, is about l"o ahead, with a
nrospect of an increased majority.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
Cincinnati Market.

CINCINNATI, September ).
FLOUR-Firm and in fair demand;
family at 6 %.
WHEAT-Firm and sc higher; red at
l 3Oal 80; white at 45al SIS.
CORN-Held more firmly, closing at
l O3a1 05.
OATS-Firm at 54a5Sc.
RYE-Firm at 90.
TOBACCO-In good demand and
tending upward; sales 1863 hogsheads
at 7 4Oa27 80.
WHISKY-Still unsettled and NOM
inal; held at II, but 10 was the best
offer made.
MESS PORK Remains dull at SO 90:
no demand.
LARD-Remains dull at l9lc; no de-
mand.
BULK MEATS-In demand; could
have been sold to considerable extent
at 13!alG4c, but held lie higher.
BACON-Quiet at l5alSfc for shout
ders and clear and clear rib sides
BUTTER-Firm at 27a32c.
| EGGS-Firm at l5c for selected.
| OILS-Linseed firm at coal "; Lard
firm at 4Oal 40; Petroleum advanced
to 3la33c for refined.
GROCERIES-Unchanged and firm.
GOLD-Advance to 1851 buying and
1876 selling.
EXCHANGE-Steady at 10 per cent.
discount buying.
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NAILS.
IN 500 kegs asserted sizes nails best brands
at MAXWELL g. TINGLES.
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New York Market.

New YORK, September 3
COTTON-Firm; sales 800 bales at
35c for middling uplands.
FLOUR-Market closed dull and In
buyers favor.
WHEAT-Dull, heavy and lc lower.
RYE-Nominally unchanged.
OATS-Steady at 63a6sc for western.
CORN-Firm at l6a1 Is for sound
mixed western.
PORK-Nominal at 81 g for mess.
BEEF-Nominally unchanged.
CUT MEATS-Dull and scarcely so
firm.
BACON-Steady with fair demand.
LARD--Quiet at l9ial9sc for fair to
prime steam.
EGGS - Quiet without decided
change.
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hearing. Watering OF Weak Eye, anu It'd
paired Memory, when caused by the violence OF
Catarrh. "a they all frequently are. | offer in
coed faith standing reward of $500 for case
of Catarrh that cannot cure.
FOR SALE BY MOST DRUGGISTS EVERY.
WHERE.
PRICE ONLY so CENTS.
Ask vour Druggist for the REMEDY but If he
has not got it on sale, don't be put off by accept
ing any miserable worse than worthless substi.
tute but enclose sixty cents TO me, and the
Remedy will be sent you, post paid. -Four
packages 81 ~, or one dozen for $500 Send
Catarrh. Address the Proprietor,
K. V. PIERCE, NJ D..
BUFFALO, n. Y.
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New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. September ).

NEW YORK, September ).
lie market for most classes of textile
i "a Is moderately active, but there
Is no rushing trade except in speciali-
.Ies. ftices are generally firm for the
most part, the enly change of impor.
lance oeing the advance in Hadlv spool
thread by the ageats to s 50. regular:
the Augusta sheetings are an TO l5c
while the Cabot are offered at 15tc. the
Lyman E and other standard make. are
steady at l6ic, yet Appleton A are Of.
fered at l54c by the leading houses. but
they are readily worth Isle. In Other
classes of goods there is no particular
change to Observe. Wooden goods are
moving more freely, and fannels and
blankets are particularly active,
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ST. LOUIS.
e National Capital Convention.

The National Capital Convention.
81. Louis, September 3.-From cor
respondence in the hands of the Ma
tlOnsl Capital Convention committee it
appears that Governor Geary of Penn
syl'anla declines to send delegates to
the National Capital Convention to be
held mere next month, on the crornd
that In his opinion the people of Penn.
sylvania are not ready to sanction sncb
a movement at present. Governor Ra.
ker, of Indiana, while he approves the
movement himself, questions his author.
ity to appoint delegates in the absence
of an expression of the views of the
people on the subject. The Mayor of
Memphis thinks the Convention should
be postponed one year. Henry s. Foote,
of Tennessee, claims to have favored a
removal of the Capital for twenty years.
Governor Yarmouth, of Louisiana, and
Governor McClurg, of Missouri, au-
nounce their intention of appointing
iuli delegations. The Convention will
pe held II no more than three States are
represented.
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nvSsOLUTION.

U,HE Co-PARTNEESHIP HEREToFORE
i existing between Louis biono aHu p mniiA1 a.
Bachman, in the Boot and Shoe business =, has
been dissolved by mutual consent. William
Bachman retiring. - ~, Ii
The business win be continued aI tne ~ oia
stand, No. l07 Main street, corner oPIiigg Hiies
AGAINST the cid irm. Persons having claims
Will present them. and those knowing them
selves indebted will please call and settle al
80 LOUIS BLOND.
WILLIAM BACHMAN.
WHEELING, August 20, ls69. augZi