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The spirit of democracy. [volume] (Woodsfield, Ohio) 1844-1994, 1869-10-05

2. The Federal Government has pow
er to tax the bonds the same as other
property is taxed. This would yield 9
revenue of a50,000,000 per year. and
save the people the tax Oh coffee, sugar,
tea and salt, bats Republican Congress
has refused to do it.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29
~ Die Dsuti&sn ia New. sJOrt pOarn

.i- Die 9eutihen ia New- gj0rt pollrn
Dem tapfsrrn 5tlosn, Sen. Baron Stsu-
ZEN, elm fattli&ss Dsnfmal erridisn.
- Gin frUmmalaubiser 8sperfnr i'm
eanre prssist bic 9tbrs, tae 8rantbrittn
ess S6rrers unfaubrs @stftsr peer Ssr-
fsl iinc, wel&e iitsr bas l6wade 6lsii3
prs Menlfen berfallsn.
= Seitesm Grant erfldrt BAT, Rag CT
nur Sudter als 9nbiansr glsentsn aratl.
len perte, iollen isbr SisIe 9sute In
sSaibinsten breite 5itc trasen, in tsr
6cffuuns, = ais Sudfrr - cine 9luitsl
Iuns su erbalisn.
= Sn Se;uS auf tr relisi6les 0lau-
tsnstetenntnib 9etSren bic sessnwartiesn
Cabinets -Wiitslisber Su fclsenpsn Con.
feliicnsn: Der @rheral.gttprney Boar IN
llnitarisr, Ssfrstir Cor Elm Sdweben.
tcreiantr.. 1arinss sGetretdr Scrie Ratbp.
III uno StaatsfSrtretdr 6tfb Gpisecpal,
tsr GrsRinifsr Stswart'ff prsstptt.
rianer. ,,s,. .,.... i
= Der lsbts 5reitsi:stlmpfsr aus esni
grcBen Neppluttcnstrie9s; 3aniei 6riso-
rid Srsafmann, iparrf am Ipr9sn res
flnfitu Gpril tn isinem lsitberiaen .@cbus
OFT Sancusty, tGattarausus epuHtp, 81.
g., ,a fetnet Satsrn psriamrieIt. Sm
Sabre 1760in Rem Serley eebpren, err
rsitts sr bas sltsne 9llter nOn 109 Sab
rsn. SIM SABRE I778 wurte 8satn,ann
In bic 9lili, teSStaates Nsrp Ssrisp sins
rcliirt unp mahte bic S&tadt tei Sort
plain nit. gllIs Beperbunssn Inn cine
peniiOn bliebsn untsradifatigt, bis i'm
Satrs 1867 pura finfn SpeSialtef6lub
oss GOnsrehes itni encli& cine fclhe i'm
Setrase spn $500 beipillist muroe. Brsaf-
mann's Gbefrau, init rer er S5 Sabre in
3ladIi&sr gereinisuns selebt. liarb pcr
feds Sabrsn In psm altsroon 105 Sabrsn.
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rS5rslmfli1t .GpteI. !"

gstar Strabe s5llsB
Cine Ss1iisIi6s RtRauraiigR II in 8srbinf
euna nit hififm baliIf fr6HuFt poTten nne irfr-
ben aIIs arten iparmt uHe falis SFsiisa iu jepfFi
Sagesifit Ifrpirt. l ,rri.i is ls9la.. .i 10 4
Die fsinlfen ttutI6en gBsins, tsifss 8ier une
IOnlisf GistrdHff iftts friid spn bsr Auells.
O}5ir@S gbn SairIing, prepT
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StraatsuEpao5 g

etaHtss SsFst. sa.T - fsf9,ti i.
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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29
QSGlfers .Oclltu ftne

Z SD llntsrseidbasier rrapfsbr liitiIie usiie 9ru-
paaae ben 9iirasrn ppn Sfrantpu. 3a i'd tds-
lid Sftptit in meine 9dHbr belomrne. raB sin
grocer S6pinhfl nit htm ori sttrisbsn ipiTp,
peltes niht bier Sfpcsen ppTesuia. une man.
der Rann an elmer tinsissa sahpus um rs
Dplars tttrr8en wire, 10 tparne i'd iteen Biir-
ger, ftin Gen ju iaufeu, auBer es 1T bier sspp9sn
perben. Ribere ghielupff tei ,ioi
10ir66 Gbrfhian 9bffer,
penn Gss, rabf WiHffris RSbelfcrt.
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8creatssOia Sans,
. al. 7 apuis Sod, eisentbiimsr

Sas cbss. tsansm AM GiTrnbabn-D Depot srIes
gene Sptrl erffrr NlaIlr III ueurrpiues tsbeutenb
strgrSBtrt unb StrIhSnert pprter.
Miit hem Spisl III cine 9isfauraticn Serbun,
ttn, no parnie une Ialte SpeiIsn nller 9lrt ~
teeer 5asssseit ierpirt irerefn. 8riide Spll6ubi,
fte S6rinst iinb teRrn 2imturscr aais fann i'd
aud an 8amilien In tleinsn ydrtisen ablalTen.
SriIde aHIfern, nebf alIrn Sprtfn bon Iausr
efnstma4ten Speien INNER SprrGtbis.
Mieinf Greunee unb 8ffannte, Irrrie has reis
ferte publifum lbsrbaupt Iino Su 3ablrsidrm
8riuGr bEaf9h eiusrtatsn. Z f.9c 2 ~
26i7 ., qouie !0p6, Trep.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1869-04-29

,Sius Gie baspn 70 ifa iiter3eust?"
l,a9te bic sSittrs.
vSa, mir perbsn talo Dor sgien feben
uBb paRnben lebtsn sntf6ettenetn SAlas
fiibren." E.
Ter 5duptmann nabm ua6 eielen
sRcrten abf6isp, bic pHitt rief ihn gum
Srmmaneauten ron Drag.
g C5urfitsans fOlst)
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2cfet! 5&ciet!

llnkrssi6usisr Bat fsebsn cine ntne 9uHbaut.
luna NIB eeittbhrtttf In @tcta pfeifsre paus
in fsr Grtdrfra6t fr6Tnst atpc irb alf pant
balfr aat Sprteii sen 8ittiu, rpn BEN srbBien
bis ;it rem fIeiplftn, has nes Igfidfnettt SpbanR
arntt's rabrts Gtriiirntbun unb tt6sI, para.
piesa6rfItin, 0rirbriH @tart's 6iebutbuh, BirIf
aus Eidytb u Saus, Gcr's Hrillihfs gi6rtrribunt,
guibsr's eeben, tslTrn SausrSniIf inp ecmmtity
tar, Ttrtietbihrr dtisr Gcrten, 0tidngbthrr
fir SsrI9ifssne fir6en, BluifbHHtr fir riurn
beutIGtR gbcr, SrdH-, Ianfl unb Genfrma-
tiensl1tine, fsrnsr Or. RRprsht's DIR gtr;t ais
Sausfrtunb.- amsriEanifGr SSlmetf9sr, Britt
teller, etaifdtf une tngIiidt Sdui6uder itbsr
Ari, dn@ G@teibpasifr. Diute, GeeFrn, Britt
eouSertf HHb YrlmarEfH. Hll Hl5 ~ "
i3ueIsidb babe ID cine 9titbibIipibff erSfnet,
no ID ALE @prttn ttnterbaIunse-eit auf
Eager balte nnb lis BEN bfntlhleIsnhfu pubIitum
anbistt, pel6e if tpeuit it euitr Srtaiius, ssstn
sine striHse 8trsihHa tpireer ;urif rebme.
50 babe MID aud hsr Asfntur rfrItitefnsr
3sihtngrH untrrbpeen. is.I '...s,i.ta ,t..rl b
Darunt, mffne heutldfn Srfnnef unb 9anbs-
Ieuir, fuuifie GiRer, Epmmt MneI ss 70 ltiH
Nanetl an llnt.rbaltuns. Ss6sn Msnat ipfrhtn
bic 9hGsr in br efibbiblotbsf eurd ntut trisst.
1Sni,9 SaFpb BuseL Aak
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0yiialtaiea,,s colon .

Z r..s sr Dqnmprei "a. .rlaI
/. Reinsn Greunbtn unb Sfinnntrn biermit bic
erssbene Nuseiss, baB pbiees gpfal usu rinsrriG-
tst unO beesutsne srrsr0Bfrt ipOrbrit it. 9Snrar
,up6 faIir Spsiisn ~ iebrr 3rit.. Dir Strdern,
Gflenbabn ppn SCRANTON fibrt bis ;um Sduie.
Y 23iB EFT fsa YeuiS 0linnid.
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Gbriitppb 9dppeI'S
9 q ut bfz & Grberei.

SeiSsnr unb wcasns @sasls, S9Isitr, aIsi-
Der. SGnSer, sSforrn, II. |. p., in better gSeile
aef1rbt unb eereipist. 6frrenflsiSrr sefdrbt unb
9errinieti M1SriIds feiaIfe Gabrifat ptre ni6t
bel9aoisf.- gSoll> une Yaunippa.@ .@arn
IN isber Garbe sefGrtt.
z Der unternebmtr kffst eine lGnaidbrige Gr>
tabruns i'm @sl6Gfts nne pirb ale gIuftrGss
piinftiH ausfiibreu.
Z Seine @araniis i'm 5alIe spn 5eusr. aae CIR,
tifel mi0sll Scr gbIaaf Srn spfi Wcrrtrn abSs-
bolt prrtsn. 9h. 9Gppel,
I'M SaTeaient rem .. 3sitIer'S neutnf @sbiutt,
Il 3b8 nabe ttr g6frrei.
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10. Sapitsl.
2Sidiist Gntetdungen.

Der Baron BON SantIfein bate i'm
erlen &ufwallen ieines unmutbes BON
Der sBittwe psrlanpt. hab iie bic fntFotsus
3rhtsr n6tbisenfals bur6 Ycli5eistwalt
suridtclen Golle; unb Gran 9urufsbt mar
auf ciele, Srrptruns sinSesansen. ater es
fam uidtt bd3n.
Die srnfsu gprftllungtn bss 5aupt-
manns unp nod mebr bic Gurht Dor
rinsm OHentIi6sn GeIat, Der ben S6ltier
liiitsu tonnts, rsl6er iber ibrt gtrsangeu-
belt sebreitet lag, tswcsen Srau Surn-
feet, BON bieiem Sprbaten abSulieten,
uno aud Der Baron fab sim bab bur4
@epaIt ii6 bas Sawort fer iunesn DAME
nidt erSpinsen lief.
s1eiterss Radeentsn fiibrte Srau 9usn-
lfstt ~ isinem Ynnhs, her ibr rei&en CT.
Sab fur bic oerl6rsne Spfuun9 ptrIpra6.
9Dle nun, mtnn Der Baron scn SaneIttin
ibr ieinr 5anb antpt?
Gle WAR nod INNER cine bibide,
appiss Srau, unb bab lfs rie 8une, bic
Wlanner Su lelIefn, rerfanb, bate ie Bel
tem 5auptmann bepieIen. 4., .,,.
gBtnn lt Is rarauf anlestt, ssIans ts
ibr sislIei@t, aistann mar ft Ssfberin
Der Gitsr, alspann na6m iie einen Stang
elm, Der fs btfatists, ben 3utritt In Die
b5&feu Srtile su erlanssn.
uuS. ter Barren f6ien auf higie Sheen
siHJusstsn. Or fasts lih, tab IsiHs 6cff-
nuns auf Die 6aue Sanns's ptrlcun lti
unb baB IS ieBt hut no6 sin Iittsl sabs,
II& ber Grblhaft ;u seril6eru, nimli& bic
6eiratt nit Der SHUTTER.
GO sisl wuBts sr f6pn. bab 5rau
Iurnaebt Eeine 2itbs ,u ibrem 6iube beste,
ibr Serbalttn Dor unb mad Der 6tudt
Ganns's bate ibn barber tflsbrt. gBtHn
es ibm sslans, ibre @unif su srtpsrbtn.
li6 ttrt 5anO ,u f6srn, une sr alsSann
ibr mtttbsilts, wtIGe Sumnie at rur6
ttntn tlsinsn Sstrus sspinufn fOnntf. 70
bcttt tr, le ntGt absentist 3u Fnbtn,
suf Ieinf Vcrf&ldes unb plane siniu.
eetfH.
unb bisit plane paren tsrsits ent.
pprftn. 6ran IurnRsbt lclte i6rsr 7pdb.
ter bic 8erssibuns unO bic gsrjibt.
Ieltnns auf bic 5eiratt nit bsm Barcn
aHtIsten. untsr Der Serinsuns, bab SAMMY
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gSir balten bic @daren, teren ibr tebiirft, unt
~ prsilen, bic tutb brn anfdlif rrmSgliten.
9Bir ,itbsn nad uulerrm nslitn Wel6Gftslofal
erite Gbare Oberbdlt BEN vgSypmins
5aus," AM q. Npril. lt
Ssrr GbnrltS ~. @eilenflub, unIsr
beutfGsr G,sbtlff pirb cub unferu ercbsn
'gcrratb in ieinsr stipSbRli6sn ;uscrfcmmenstn
wlanier Stisen. '.lt '-1 .ei-a --' ""
8ersrbt nidt inns aufsulu6sn, tenn 70 pirb
.eu@ reid eutlhGeiaen. -1
sissntsn fir tic oGaiptir &ettenRib Rdtna.
l6inr." 22rS
42l LaekaWanna Avenue. 421
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.

The Panama Legislature has unanimously
adopted a resolution faroring tic ls,hmus Canal.
Commissioner Capron expresses qualification
with his reception nj the Virginia State Fair.
The Illinois Constitutional Convention stands:
Republicans, j.; Democrats, 30; Conservative .;
Independent, !.
Mr. Corcoran has received a dispatch regarding
Mr.. reabody's death. Tho causr was congestion
OF the lungs. lie died without suffering.
a heavy gale 10 the norihward vest ertlay Is re-
ported by telegraph Slight snow fell at Wash
ington, and fonr inches OF snow al Covington, Va,
and Greensboro y. C. The storm seems to have
been chiefly along the line of The mountains.
Governor HOFFMAN, OF New York, in answering
the question, what the Democrats intended to do
With their victory said that The Democrats pro-
posed making the Legislature honest, and to use
II for promoting the interests OF the mass OF the
people, which the Radicals have nol done. ave
propose TO abolish such laws as infringe upon The
right Of localities aud secure them the right TO
govern themselves. The new legislation ilow-
ever, will not lie radical. II Is proposed to SHOW
to the State and country that the Democracy can
be as moderate in victory us patient under de-
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
THE .IBBEYILLE II FAIR.
a Magnificent Display oG stoei..
IrnoM orn owN connEsroNpEyr.l

lFR0M ouR o"N cORREsPONpEST.l
ABEEyILLE, NOvember4.
wish had the ''pcn Of Il ready writer .
that might give you Il readable accOun; OF the
existing Farat This pace. Ny notes OF yesterday
gave you some idea Of thi:igs generally; to-day 1
must speak Of things particularly.
At Ten O'Clock the buglc sounded, the doors
opened, ami III little while hundreds were
crowtling the hall and grounds. AT eleven
O'Clock, music in The stock yard cnticed the
crowd thithcrward, and directly was announced
grand display OF the horses: uad such a display
| have seldom seen. Pairs. ro- Which 5000 hal
been refused were not uncommon. Single draft
and sad die horses too valuable for market; ilect
racers AMI troiiers. the pride OF their owners,
and the lipuian pony, were all lcd in grand
round through the lots, AMI Il handsoncr display
need not have been desired In the blue grass re-
sions Of Kentucky.
Music cnlivcncil the scene, and presently the
announcement was made that the contest for pre-.
lniumS would occur in the hollow square I'm front
Of the Courthouse. y lcw moments elapsed and
out came span OF magnificent blacks, rasa;l in
the district. Taesc splendid animals were or
would have been, iii ornament 10 any "Ring.''
Then cam: The spans cDnseading aSains. the
world for The cup. T!cSe were followed hy The
single buggy horses, anl then the saddle horses
anu ponies. II all q! iacSa ''rin.,sr the contest
was close. and often The comiatcc were "bo;her.
ell" abont tllc!. decision. Tnat satisfaction was
universally given ciano: lie expected, hut that
in'artial!iy was s!owl, think nj: hands agreed
During this exhibition, which consu:acd near
SIN hours, the immense thr0ng were most orderly
anu nothing occurred to mar the pleasure Of every
one except The running away OF one of the single
buggy horses, by Which accident Il Mr.. Griiiin was
thrown from his buggy ana seriously injured
Every piazza, anu window and door, opening on
the square, was crowded by the fair, mo. agricul.
tural,) but the lovely, beautiful women OF All.
oevllle. The housctops, too, we're In rcquiSi;ion
ana as for the square, il was but q moving mass
Abbcvillc Is justly proud OF herself and she
throws down the glove 10 the rest of the State
anu bids them meet her in Columbia next week
II onc.half the stock AMI articles OH exhibition
here are sent TO Conlnba, anil each OF the other
districts OF the State sends half rs much as Able
villc the State Fair will hc Il mammoth concern
So mote II bc.
Tonight have attended q meeting OF the Alb
bcVe Society, ana listened with interest to their
friendly discussion of The various topics intro.
dncel. They unanimously reelected their officers
and set on foo; scheme to make this society a
'hinS VI TIC lllnes. T.. ii.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08
-H-fRIOT II.fTTE{tS.
II :oA OUR nwS CORRESPONDENT

MiGioS, G. H., November 5.
Since [. E" crowd. attracted by the large land
sales o! Monday last. left. our village has become
terribly dnil ans: 'lii,,. Tie sales referred TO as.
tonlshcd The 'les2oadeni and cv;nce a new return
of our Southern f0ndncss for real estate Il village
lot of one iin,ired aml twenty acres, with
dwelling houses. &c, was sold privately for
SI6oo. 1t has been rcsoil already for Si1G0. The
public sales sc saw copied from the local papers
and VIII not rcitcraic. Thcrc are rn!nor3 that Tn.
"l;rown l!oic." and adjacent tract of four acres.
Is held for sale at large advance on It's original
cost Of S416i.
Business generally seems dull. The shipments
OF cotton hitherto averaging about two hundred
bales per week are decreasing To this time 1t
is estimated tia. HE shipments from this place
vii! reach one thousand lvc hunlrcd bales Ac-
counts from The interior OF the county show
fe'y general disposition 10 hold for an advance
IN price. From tile larger area OF cotton lands
cultivated this year the yield win amount to
aoo'it The same rs the crop OF l,Gs, but the crop
VIII not average as much per acre. The la,e
heavy frosis VIII prevent many bo!ls nearly ma
iurcd from opening. PEEprE
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,,,. -. LANVAsFEN CVyNTY.
aRouHLE AuoSa. THE SAINTS.
--ssT
Ef:r Revolt again }Polygamy.

The telegraph hrou%ht,i e information that
brigham YOUTH. ami his ace Iiatt. Ind formally
cNco.ii.uEcatrd he cdi: o:S Sl p,i,,s;.rrs OF the
Utah Ma:dZnc. OIL accOuaII Z; The antl.nojyg.my
!icrcsici Of tia; pubiica.ic!i Now we have the
'ollcial documents in TIE tsc by na accom-
panied by the comments y Che Official Mormon
paper, ihc Dcscrci News. II 4 papcr abandoning
its usual rciccncc III req a 10 heart bilruinus
among the Mormuns, tlevGSG Il large portion OF
Its space 10 dealing with the, :posiatrS rccilin-
m the different Instances off jEv0t to the Mormon
rule. or rather the rule Of 't!te man who holds the
keys" a. The prophci FOR tho limr bcirg. whether
Joe Snlltn or iirigham IouH!'fis termed. Tie les
SON incucLicl Is ina. 'nlls iiio have oppos,,i or
spoScn a.dinSi the priesthood. or the authority
which Gol has placed iiiIgis church 10 govern
L. ,lnvc in the end apostiyiizcd completely ami
rom" 10 ercf. Smhjoined Is shc formal prucama-
tion of Brigham Young GSommunica,ing the
Magazine people. |; is. e'l3cu; ,:la, tie rcvul;
against poiygany has Assumed proportions li,a,
excite some alarm in the High Council:
10 thp Lnf:rI.. Ddy SAINTS 4.
oar altcnii"n has been,seEe, OF lac 10 several
Ni'is!' Which, EaEe appeared in The Utah sa.a.
% MfsS Staisn or ne@ ennsinisa In M NJ f 1S
thci are 'rrni!rvj!i. orpuseTto the spirit nj tin,
gospel AMI calculated TO tt6 ipjury. ACCORDING 10
the ir,.r;icr IN iilr church, terclicrs were sen, 4"
labor with iEc editor aud publisher TO uout mn.
10 hem ;;he evil result WHICH hwoad follow IA re..
s.Sicncc In Ike cotisc tEcSsSScrc pursuing inis
did nl iiave The desireite.iect. AMI they have
siaca been ,gch hcloretie High Council anil alter
thorough aa,i patient inye! !iigailon OF The case.
II was iunnd ihcy had ..-btJlrl The spirit q! arus.
iacy To that degree that li,g couli NOT ANY longer
church. 'ss;S@.E 9E-> ~
The Utah MagazInet', AeTlotiical that. in ;ts
"lirit anu teaclngSs -. s1rpposed 10 the
"ork oI Gou lnst9 - -. up Zion. and
lihlinS ihc peopl4r u carried ont,
wOu,l destroy Zt S.ile asund,r
ana drive sac II tfhE sorfh'
therefore we say ;'.m"1 III sisters In
every place, the Tt;h lS,t a pcrioui.
cal suitable for circl ~. il or ler,sal hy
ihelli. ihd shonltl not by lattcr-,!ay
''Hu's. -.,:~ss'---=
We lore this will be sun,clcni wi,hou, eyer
having to refer 10 Ii again. Your brethren.
Si@iicu: brigham Young George 4. Smith
Daniel II. Wells. 0rsOn Pratt. Wiliurd Woo,liuli
George q. Cannon, Joseph f. Smith,
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EUROPE.
pAius. Nnvnml,nr

PARIS, November q.
The Court went hunting yesterday AT Com
pclgnc. The Emperor was not present.
Rochefort, the editor Of the Lanterne, set ont
from Brussels yesterday on his return to Paris.
On reaching The frontier he was arrcstel I, but was
subsequently released, and furnished with safe
conduct by the order OF the Emperor. lie then
resumed his journey, ana his arrival here is mo-
mentarily expected
MtpRlp November G.
Admiral Topcc has positively refused to with
draw his resignation, and il has bccn reluctantly
accepted The Democrats and Irogcssionists are
holding join, conference TO discuss the si;ua-
tion, and To adopt Il common course of action.
The critical condition OF affairs crca cs much pub.
lie anxiety. The opposition TO the Dukc oi Genoa
are mastering their forces and organizing Il gen.
eral movement. which Is daily gaining strength,
l.oNDoS, November 0.
The first great four-oarc,i race between the
Thames ana the tyne crews. Tor f2o1, was rowcd
yesterday OH the Thames the Tyne winning l,y
three lengths. The course was from pu,ncy 10
Mortlakc. Their next race will occur OH the Tyne
on the 10Th instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-11-08

Ley AN ARTICLE APPEARED IN
your paper OF Saturday signed Candidate direct.
cd against the Vice I'reshlcn; OF Il Fire Con,pany.
which snpp"Scis inicnasd for myself If it af-
fords any sat siiclion Ia Candidate will inform
him that dill vote against him. bu, did not seek
to influence any other vote. But one member in.
quircd how would vote, and on receiving AN an.
swer SAIL liz hal already concluded TO do the
same. Tile few who voted IN his favor should
convince him that it required no influence 10 Sc
cure his rejection.
have never sail knew him, for tlo nor, as he
Is not OF that class of persons whose acuuaint ance
would desire. Hal lie obtained proper vouchers
as TO character AMI qualifications, the result
might have bcca otherwise, as his application was
under consideration TWO months. The spirit he has
shown IN his published card, his ignorance of the
terms lie Uses, and his want Uf ordinary ,lccency
In ohlrrlng his private affairs on the public, all
AFFORD The hest evidence that he would no, prove
rerH rdi"0ofc acquisition Ia any company.
Shond he desire any further Information can be
found ut No. So Society street.
J. II. GADSDEN,
Vice President Niagara Fire Company.
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gsJ"TlIE SECRET OF BEAUTY LIES
In The use Of IIAGAN'S MAGNOLIA BALM for the
complexion.
Kougllncss, rc'!ness, bl0tclcs, frccklcs, sun
bifh ana Ian disappear where II Is applied, anu a
heanttui complexion Of pure, saiin-likc texture Is
obtained. The plaincst features are made to glow
with hcalhlul bloom ami youthful beauty.
Remember llagan'a Magnolia Balm is the thing
that produces these effects, AMI any a,ly can Sc
cure il for 10 cents at any of orr stores
To preserve and dress the hair use Lyons Ka.
thairOn. orto7 ufu1mo
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rcniarkah" features il the vista presented hy one
room lnuSinr To aIotlic:. Most worthy Of note
also. Is the principal Staircase the cost of which
u almost iGiilouS: aEh licy0nd lIiS. and leading
from Il spacious hail. j" the picture gallery. which
:. 90 u" adorned with The iincSt specimens OF
s:"wart has hccn fur some wears making Il, The
en- OF The winter ii Is supposed that The residence
VIII bc ready iOr occupation by Mr.. and Mrs
stewart. vino. from an elegant mansion across
Iil,h Avenue, survey the daily progress OF the
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Epceiul NoIlccs.

.1u' TIE PALMETTO BASE BALL
CLUB hereby Challenges any organized or picked
nine of Charleston To play a match game Of Ease
Ball. OH THURSDAY llth instant.
Il. II. FINNEGAN,
Secretary J.. l.. u. Club,
n0vS 20 I,ox Nh 40,
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