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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-05-20

TRAGEDY IN NEWMAN. GEORGIA. lamenta-
BILE homicide occurred in the Town OF Newan,
Georgia, on Sunday last. It seems that there
had been game OF base ball played IN which
the umpire was Hinton Wright, ,son Of the Hon.
W. F. Wright, and Ed yard Robinson was one
oftbe principal players. In rendering the de:
cislon, Robinson complained that Wright had
decided against HIM unjustly. This lead to an
altercatioI upon the ground, without any SER:
GUS result. The young men parted and dld
not meet any more uutil Sunday, when both
attended the Baptist Church at Newan. After
service the young men were the first 10 leave
the church. As soon as they were outside an
altercal,on arose between them, in which
Robinso. was shot dead by Wright. Four
shots we're fred all OF which took effect in or
near the heart OF the unfortunate young man.
Wright was Immediately taken IN charge by
the marshal Of .ewnan and taken to the hotel;
but he managed to make his esca ape, and at
last accounts was still at large. Inc lmpres.
sion was that lie would give himself up as
soon az he shall have communicated with bis
father, who was ON his plantation at the time
OF the homicide. BJth OF these young men
belonged to highly respe :taDls families. Both
families we're ON the most lnrim lte terms
The Young men were each about twenty years
OF age.
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ANELoPEMENr AND ITS SEQUEL.-The Angus
ia ConstiIuliunallsS ui y.s.eiuLy says: "Auuu.
O. week ago the househ )l5 OF o Caroiiua iarne
named Parker, WHO resides III Barnwell Dr.
ttlct, was distui bed by the mysterious dlsap-
pearance OF one OF Its mcmoers young aud
conf, hug girl Of some flttcan sum ners. Sus-
picion pointed to her disappearance with
man named Boyd, who would not require
many stroll es OF Durut cork to constitute him
"truiy lol," In color and rho had abandoned
his own vile and chldr.n about be sVm'
period, in the samo Ieigubornood. Tue AK
lous and distressed father arrived in tEis city
yesterday morning IN search OF his alb
sent and misguided child. BOYD, with
q heartlessless only cquallsd by the
cruel abandonme Mt of his WIFE and children,
by insinuatlng oveltures of marriage, had in.
ducei the trusting girl to tocsake ner home to
JON and share his uncertain fortunes in this
city. Arriving here, he crowded her with a
home Of questivnab comfort. III rude shan,y
on Bay street. When the rather and tho off,
GERS VISITED the house, Yesterday morning.
Boyd was said 10 BIZ absent ut work in Ham
buig. Failing to g.t o glimpse Of HIM, the
father succeeded in ,nducirg Ills daugb or L
return to her home, without having ANY coili
SION with the man to whom she had committed
lelseh.".,
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rRAINISa THE LaKEs.-A Leavenworth pa
per broa Sues Sr.ud pr jec5, by wl.ch Chlca@o o
proposes 10 distance al itsr'Vals. a sniP canal.
to be construct across the State OF Illinois,
10 some poIut on he alississIppl R,ver. enough
below the level OF Lake Michigan to admit OF
steady How OF waer into the sdississlppl. The
following suits are 10 ensue: lhe river NJ.
Lawrence will bee ,me bur q brook. Niagara
Falls will stand damp wall Of rock. If indeed,
the water does not q w back over them. forced
by the Tremendous suction OF Chicago; Bufa-
10. Cleveland Detrot and Milwaukee will be
sixty Z 9, above the present high water mark.
and N: :iliuus of acres of Lew land will appear
IN the swallow lakes. New iori would be no.
where. The largest vessels IN the W. rid would
navigate the Mississippi, and steam tugs OF
,xrraor dil.ary povcr"-we quo.c tho Leaven-
worth paper would bring sailing vessels
from New Orleans TO Chicago in :our days
Tie work will cost only s84 O00, 600; and Chica-
60, with tho hep OF Lalvenworth, sill Ialse
this little amount ia q lew days.I
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TIE COTTON CROP IN GaolaIA.-The Quit

TIE COTTON CROP IN GGona1A.-The Quit
man (Ga.) Banner of the 18Th instant says:
MIR. R. r. Renfrow was in our Office on We'd
nesday. and Informed US that his cotton was
looking remarkably we'll, and on recent, ex-
animation he discover d forms" In abun'
dauce. This ls much better than We expected
for the recent cold nights have had tendency
to retard the growth OF cotton.
Per contra, the Early County (Ga.) News
says:
We hear great complaint from the farmers
of every part OF this section that tbs cotton
plant is dylug in considerable quantities. Ii
ia thought IN many pac,s, as seed Is scarce,
that the cotton will be ploughed up AMI corn
planted IN its stead Tha neavy rains and cold
snaps have grea " Injured cotton. and the
d. mage is being apparent under the influence
Of warm weather.
Tho Albany News. OF The 14.h instant, says
We are assured by planters who knew more
from experience than all the theorists III tho
world abou. the Caterpillar. that 1t mas mace
lis aIp, arancc III tnis section, AMI that from
,heir knowlc1, ,e OF It's oIgin progress ana
rayuges, euv most seslou apprehenslons mLy
ts tclt for the sIietv OF the i,to sent crop.
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AFEAIRS IN THE STATE.


Aer1ons
Mr.. F. A. Miles, who was 30 badly beaten by
some would be assasslns at his store on the
night OF tho 8:h, is improving.
Some Of the thieves who shot Mr.. Law at his
resldance near Florence, last winter, aud sole
his cotton, have been arrested, One OF them
has been lodged 10 Jail at Marion.
The Marion Crescent repo! ts an unprece-
dented quantity of sickness, particularly among
children. An epidemic cough and catarrh has
afflicted nearly the whoe community, and
there has been great DIAL OF suffering. 1t
has not, however, been fatal in Its effec.s.
At meeting Of the members of the fire en-
gine company OF Marion Courthouse on the
14th instant, the name o Peedee Fire Engine
Company was agreed upon. he following
officers were elec,ed to serve tor one year from
the second Monday IN MAY instant J. d. Nc
Lucas. President; J. III. johnson, Vlce-Presi'
dent; W. 81. Lockwcoi, Secretary; q. Smith,
Treasurer; II. Clarke. FIRST b rec or; II. F. Gra-
ham, Second D rector; A l.. Evans, Third Di-
rector; W. Z. McAfilan Fourth Director Henry
Shaw B. A. Flowers, Axmsn; J. D. Montgom-
cry, Hallkeeper.
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RAILROAD STOCK INaeLATION.
Stand from Under.-Stocks at Fabulous
Valuatton-The Crash that must
Como,

Water is not costly. The New York Com
mercial and Financial Chronicle publishes q
list of twen,y-eight great railroads whose az
rregate stock in 1867 was $2s7 086, 900, wAich
IN two years have watered their stock to the
extent Of s113, ,6lS 900. their present aggregate
valuation being $4OO 6S4 600.
But this ia not all. The nine leading roads
in the list had, in 1866 q total capital stock OF
x89 300 600. They have now, to represent SUBJ
stantlally the same property. or with proportion.
ately small additions, a capital stock Of $209 =
6S3 600 The increase is $125 374 600. or . o
hundred and fiFty per cent, aud Consists a.
most wholly Of water.
but this is not the whole OF tho imitation.
Not mere has the bonded debt been III many
instances Seriously mere sed 80 that the prop
perty left to be represented by The stock IS
actually l. 81 than 1t was then. bat the market
prlce OF tl @ srock itsclfhas, IN most Gases, ad-
Yanced enormously.
In tlns comparison it would not be just TO
take the prices OF stocks b fore the War. nor
even the panic prices made u;,ol the conclu-
BIOL of peace, whei dealers were EXPECTING d
speedy return to specie payment, aHd the con-
st oueit explosion of the enormous speculative
buub.e. But in the winter and spr.ng vi 1864
il wi. be remembered. tho prices OF raj road
sr, cks we're rapidly advanced BY active specu .
lallou; Thousands OF Leople rom ali parts of
tue country bought them reeaI dless Il cost;
The I'M ,,unit, discussed their fluctuations as
the chief topic of the day; an excitement Ike
the traditional fever of the Mss:s Jpn bubble
in London pervaded Wall-streeL and great
part OF tie city; aud while nany cool aud long
heads Withdrew from business In stocks.
through dread Of the reaction, the multitude
went On growing rich by selling to one another
at enol NOUS advances, until sudden mand
for moiey struck them with panio. and the
prices Of some stocks tell more than hfty dol
lars a share before the owners could hear of
the alarm.
The Chronicle continu with figures. show
inc that railroad stocRs generally Lave cen
enormously l"a .ted, and adrs that whether
the purchase ofod 1t is c.tain that it il DAM
e. rous and that the speculative fever now ra-
ging iu railroad property. exceeding bv tar
everything hitherto known IN The markets OF
this coun ry has reached height at which
prudent men will wish not to meet its haz lrds.
When the revulsion does come. the ruin Of 1t
will be the wider and the more lasting for
every citizen who engages IN 1t now.
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SUMNER AND "1LR." GRANT.
Another Account Of tho snubbing Of
the Massachusetts Senator.

A correspondent Of the New York Herald
gives the following version Of the recent "un-
peasantness" between Senator Sumner and the
President:
Senator Sumner went to the White House to
have an interview with President drant. SUN
ner. You krow is pompous, and 80 nkeWlse ls
Dent. the important usher in chief and card
receiver of the Executive mansion. But tne
difference between Sumner and Dent ID just
this-tha former knows how to be pompous,
while the latter. though ambitious to excel IN
that line, is sadly deficient IN alb lity. But to
the story. Summer arrived ct the White house,
and of course passed to the tender hands OF
Dent. The latter, on hearing the senator's de-
sire to have q talk with the President, Dire 3
himself up in an airlsh fashion. rem arked taat
he would see what could be done, and then
disappeared to announce Summers wishes to
the Executive tycoon. What Grant told Dent
can only be gathered from what Dent said when
he reappeared in Summers presence.
"The President wishes me to ask you" OBJ
served Dent, swhether your business with him
to-day is Of an important character"
II never call to see the PreH lent" tartly re-
sponded Sumner. with naughty toss OF ,tb9
head. '.unless have business OF importance.
''The President is busily engaged senator
but will give hlm your abswer," replied Dent.
'tDo 80. sir,"s said Sumner.
Dent disappeared again Iot suorI tlme
within the door Of the Executive Office and then
came forth looking very solemn.
"The President SAYS, senator, that he will
see you in about fifteen minutes" exclaimed
Dent, bowins at the same time to the senator.
Tell Mr.. Graut" shouted Sunner. IN one
of his loud tones, ''that I won't wait fifteen
minutes for the Emperor of the Frencn, the
Queen of England or anybody else. You may
state also that hereafter il MIR. Grant wants
- - oon sa,l for mo - ond off Valkad the
Massachusetts senator IN a big huff The
same day, in conversation With friend. Sum-
ner was heard 10 say that the Wnite house
was noy nothing more than military camp.
Truly Grant is getting into hot water with the
leaders OF his own party.
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NEWS FROM WARRINGTON:

WAsnnezos, Hay 19-Evening. ng.-Boutwell
will continue for the present buying million
of bonds weekly, and placing them in the sink
ing fund. The bonds will be changed from
coupons to registered as moro secure.
Chas. Clinton has been appointed Treasurer
Of the Branch Mint, aud Assistant treasurer
OF the United States at New Orleans.
It b understood that Secretary Fish does
not think that Great Drittan ought to be called
upon 10 apologize as well as pay the Alabama
claims.
Secretary Cresswen is ousting ard appoint
Ing postmasters at the rate Of four hnndred o
week. A
The Cabinet at its next meeting will con-
slider the case Of Mississippi, and afterwards
that Of Texas.
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sP1RKs ERoM THE WIRES.

Nipister Motley sailed. yesterday, for Lon.
don.
The Swiss Government have prohibited
Maxzini from residing in oantons bordering on
France or Italy.
Sixteen Western and Southern States we're
represented in the Memphis Convention, and
apermanent organization has been effected.
The Society OF the Cincinnati held their
sightg-sixsh anniversary yesterday, at Bar
NUNS Hotel, BalGmors. Seae,ary Fish pre-
sided.
Richard Pallyop, the money delivery clerk Of
Hsrnden's Express. was GAGGED and robbed Of
sixteen thousand dollars. in the third story oi
. building in North CharEes-street Baltimore,
yesterday.
Caesar wiggins. one Of the ten negroes on
trial in Savannah Tor the murder OF Broad
bzoksr aud Buckman, committed IN December
last, was found guilty OF murder yesterday.
The others are yet to be tried.
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May Ii

n5- SARATOGA "A' SPRING WATER.
Saratoga, in the Stae of New York, is one Of the
most remarkable mineral reservoirs upon the surface
OF the globe. Within su area Of mile in diameter
are some thirty mineral springs-no two OF them
alike In some OF the waters. Chloride OF Sodium
predominates; In Others Iodine, Magnesia, Sulphur,
Chalybeate. &c. The beneficial effects OF some OF
these w,ters, as medicinal agents, are known
throughout the civilized wo Id. Probably one hun
dred thousand persons visit these Springs annual J.
Many hundred thousand bottles Of the water are
transported and consumed In the various localities
of the country.
The SARATOGA ga" SPRING WATER is pro-
bsply the most effective mineral water found on
either continent. It will be observed that 1t has ten
per cent greater mineral properties than the cele-
brated Congress Spring; four times that OF baoen'
Baden Of Austria; vs times that q! AK a Chaptiie
In Prussia; twice that OF vIchy In france; nearly
three tunes greater than the renowned se'tzpr OF
Gernauy; and equally over the spas OF batn' Eng
land, and Rissengen In Bararis.
The reputation OF this water Is based upon It's
ere,ts in diseases of the stomach, liver, bowels,
kidneys, and spleen, and acts with wonderful oene'
At IN cases of Chronic DySpelsii, Constipation,
Gravel Gout, Scrofuls. Cutaneous Affections, Gene
,al LeLargy, Soreness and Prostrasion OF the sys-
ten.
The yalue OF mineral waters has been priced ana
Acknowledged by medical men since tie earliest
q v;,,z,ou. A cell bra.c author ty says: "The vir'
thus OF minera waters ave been best shown IN Inc
treatment OF obscure and chronic discases.
Agent Tor the Saratoga zap Sprlus Water,
JOHN +. HENRY.
No. 81 Park low, New York.
Gold in Charleston, $ c., Dy q. W. AlMAB, W.
sKRINE. RAOUL + LYNAB, A. W. ECKEL 4
,,l ED. $. BURNHAM and Dr.. II. BAk r.
F"Lluary 23 DAG tueist1"''nos
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BY TELEGRAPH.
EXCITING TIMES IN WALL-sEREEE.

New YORK. My 19.-Wall-strest has been
greatly excited all day over sensational rumors,
and all the markets have been affected. Money
closed fairly easy at 7 per cent, with ex-
cepticns at 6. Toe supply was equal TO thede-
mAnd. Prime paper worth to 9 per cent.
Gold was excited and lose to Al, tut reacted
after four o'clock P. NJ, and closed at aSs.
Startling very firm at 94a9t. Government
stocks active and excited, but declined Oh re-
ports from London and Frankfort, and faally
closed steady. Stocks generally strong. South
ern stocks heavy.
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s%UNIrED STATES INTERNAL REYE-
NUE. - COLLECTORS OFFICE. SECOND DIS
TRIoT, soCIH CAROLINA-cHARLESIo ON, MAY
1, 1s6g.-The undersigned. Collector, viii be in at.
tendlnce at No. ls Broal-street Charleston. until
May Slst to receive irom re idents OF the City Of
Charleston ST. James Santee, 81 Jame.' Goosecreek
St Thomas and st Dennis. st Johns eerbele7. St
Johns Colleton, st. Andrews, St stephens and
Christ Church. Special or license Taxes. also Taxes
on Income. Billiard Tables, Carriages. pla 9 and
Gold Watches, included in the annual list Tor 1862
Unless payments are mlde on or before the day
above named, the law imposes additional charges.
Taxpayers are inform d that the Collector has no
power to deduct the FIVE per cent. penalty an one
per cent per month interest taxes not paid with
In the time specified In The notices.
Neither is the Collector responsible If the parties
who require Licenses do not receive their notices as
they are invariably put the Posoce. AL Licenses
are due ten days from date of notice.
WILLIAM n. CLoUTMAN,
MavI tuths Collector.
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May 1

VRRGNE'S ELECTRO CHEMICAL
BAThs.-A BRANCH OF DIR. VERGNL'S ZOE NEW
YORK Electro-Chemcal Baths is now established
aud in daily operation in Meetno. one door saove
Budson.street over the office OF DR.. ?. T. sCHLkY.
who has private room for tue especial accommoda'
tion OF those who wish TO be trtat-d BY tho Medi
Gated Baths which celebrated for the cure OF all
diseases produced by the too liberal use Of Mercury
In any of its forms; also Rheumltisni. acute and
chronic; aout, Lead Poisoning any form, Nervous
Affections, Debility, and Chronic Diseases gener-
ally.
DR.. S. will administer the Baths by instructions
direct from tho discovarer, DR.. ", which embrace
many recent and useful hints.
NAV limo
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-Four capital French ,ncors. Messrs. Clod-
cche. F,ni1ie., Normande and Comet, have
ben enga. ii by tho manascrs OF Nib1s
Gardo OF which theatre they art presently
to aopear. Tbry will do the cal-can as it Is
done IN Paris. and as it has never been doi Q
IN Amoricl. Certaln:y sensation.
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All tho sovorelgus ut Europe have now
contributed money 10 the monument TO o.
erected Ut Trieste, in honor ot the Emperor
MaymIlian. The sultan lent one thousand
iior:ns and the King Of Italy two thousand.
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Company b, 10th Georgia.

MAGNOLIA wATEn.-Suatrior to the best imported
German Cologne and sold at half the price.
May 10 tutns3
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Spffial Motifes.

~ EXECUTORS FINAL NOTICR.-NO-
TICE Is hereby given that on the fifteenth day OF
June ensuing at Twelve noon, the undersigned will
apply to ths Judge OF Prob te OF Charlesron County
for final discharge Executors cf will Of the late
THOMAS N. HUMs.
E,w. g. HUME
T. GRANGE SIM0Ns,
May16 etuth limo
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SHIPPING AGENTS,
no Blu SIN E>S d IN.
THE SUMIER NEWS,

PUBLISHED AT SUMTER, y. G.,
IS ONE OF THE BEST PAPERS IN 1HE UP.
cOUNrkY; has lurge crcu ation, anl affords s'i'
nerior advantages as an adrert'siag medium. Terms
low. Addres stsa i. ! lDAER & osTEEN,
Eebrrary ~ Propr,rtora.
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s1- OFFICE COUNTY COM uISSIONERS,
FIRt PROOF BUILoING, CHARLESTON. 3. c.,
MAY IA, 1909 lied propo.as will be received at
this Office up TO the 25h instant inclusive. TO "build
suitable BRIDGE for the public use and convent
ence over tho Creek known as Uhu.ch Creek, which
creek now separates Wadmllaw Island from Johns
Island I"
Fo- all .informlion connected with this work sp-
ply at this Office.
by order Of the Board. r. c. MILLER,
May Is stuth6 II Chairman Roard.
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sECREDITORSN NO rICE.- ALL PERSONS
Indebted to Mr. GEORGE d. GRO Der are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE d.
GRUBEH, or to Mr. g. W CRU Der, ito be found at
hyessrs. CokwIN'5 STORE, Ri G>G.sTR EET,I during
the month. After the Arst OF June all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed int, the bands OF Magistrate.
IN order to wind up the affairs speedily as possible.
II. GrRDrS l. CO.,
Nav 10 limo Agents for Creditors.
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ay BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-IHls
splendid Hair Dye is The hest in the word; tho only
true and porfsct Dye; harmless. reliabs ins'a ta-
ueous; no dsappointm mt; No ldilu!ous tins; :em-
ed.cs the III effects of bad dye'; lnvisorases and
leaves the hair soft and beautiful black or brosn.
>old ty all Drueg;ss and Perliimer=; ald properly
applied q. Bachelors Wiz Factory, No. - Boud.
street, New York Tyr My Is
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BOR SAVANNAH.
Fur PALATKA. FLORIDA.
VIA SAVANNAH, FFRNANDINA AND JACKSON
" VHIR

WILLIE.
-K-Dh TIE FIRsT-CASS sTRAM BR
,aeisseSs iseesSSsz DICTATOR, Captain WV. 7. ncNEL-
tn VII sail from Charleston ever 7ues1oy Hven'ss.
at Nine O'Clock, tor the above points.
The HrstclaR Steamer CITY PGISI, Captain GEO.
F.. MCMILLAN will all from Charleston every Fri.
day Even,ne, n Nine oclock, for aoova points.
Connecting with the Central Railroad at savannah
for Mobile and New Orleans, and with the Florida
Railroad at Fernsndina for Cedar geys, at which.
point steamers connect With New Orleans Mobile.
Pensacola. Bey West and H.vaua.
Through Bills La,ng 1.ven for Freiaht to Mobile
Pensacola and New Orleans.
Connecting u,th n y. Hdrt'S iiedu,'rs OeldUdkd
and Griffin for S,lurr Springs ond Lake. Griffin, Rsa-
t,s, Harms AMI Durham.
All fraiel r"yabe IN .he wharf
Goods not removed al sunset Will be stored ut rts
and expense OF owners.
for Freight or Passage ensaeeinei t. apply TO
]. D. AIEkN & Co., tRents,
.ouIh t3ptir Wharf.
n. R.-No extra charge for Meals und Sta.crooms,
November o.
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ExCURslON TRIO TO ST. AUGUsTIHH
FLORIDA.

-~ The STEAMER CITY POINT,
.GE9ssssSsfl sstsSassfIl Captain 9soRaE z MCMILLAN. WIN
MAKE an Excursion Trip to st Auyushne. leaving
Charleston on FRIDAY. 2lst Nay, at O'Clock e. II.
She will touch at SLvlnnah, Fsrnlndna, Jackson-
Vile and PiIatkl. and will ra uaio at 81 Augustine
near.y whole day. giving excursonists ample time
to visit points OF laterest sbo 1t the city.
Tickets fol the round trip $40. Meals and State.
rooms, &C., included.
For Freight or Passage, apply TO
J. D. AIKEN & CO., Agents,
May11 Soith Atlantic Wharf.
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sSLAGERBEERA AT s325 PER DOZEN, OR
"a W per case. Chanpagn, Cider IN gIass-quarts
ano pints. A new supply received this week. Also,
q superior article OF FRENCa CLARET on draught.
WIN. g. CORwIN CO.,
No 215 KpQ-atreet
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aSIHE NEA1EST, THE QUICKEST AND
TIE cBEApEsT.-1HE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
143 EAsr BAY, having rep'enished Its steck with
new and large assortment oil msterial Of the finest
quality and latest Styles prepared 10 execute, at
The shortest notice aud In the best mahner, JOB
PRINTING of every description.
Call and examine the scale of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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@UNION BANK OF SOU LII CAROLINA.
CHARL ESToN. APRIL 90 ls69.-rbe Comptroller
General Of the State having approved the Official
statement of this Bank, aud authorized the resump.
ton of business under the provisions OF the late Act
Of the General assembly the ard oi Directors de.
sire meeting Of the Stockholders In connection
therewlth.
A meeting will therefore be held at the Banking
Tuuso. on East Bay street, on THUasDAY, 2oh May
proumo, at Twelve O'Clock NJ.
BY order Of the Board.
May11 tuihs H. D ALFXaNDER. Cashier.