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ed to your favorable consideration. IL is ear
nestly hoped that you may be d,spoe.d to CO.
operate with us IN this matter Appended
@ hereto is a note, payable 1st October nt xt, tor
$2O, winch 70. are requested to sign and for
ward to Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken at Cokesburv.
=. &. You are authorized by resolution Of
the committee to redeem this nots at or before
its maturi y, by procuring ten annual aem-
bers at 50 or two hfo members at sio each.
In this eve mt you are expected to collect the
money from the me nbers you procure and to
hand their names to the secretary, when your
note is paid.
Very respectfully,
Your obedlent servants
JOHNSON HAaooD,
w. M. LAw1oN,
j. p. THOMAS,
". Wal.1ACa,
ID. WYATT AIKEN, St
j. B. PALMER,
or the Executive Committee
$40 co. 1869.
On o. before the nrst day of Octoter next, pro.
mise to pay to d. Wyatt Aiken, Secretary OF the
Mouth Carolina Agricultural aud Mechanical Society
twenty dol,ars, for value received.
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NEWS FROM WARRINGTON.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-It is stated that Sec
retary Boutwell, will sell no gold at the present
rates. t .i,H IA g.c..HJ I'D.
Arrangements are afoot for g worlds exposi-
ton Of manufactures next year in this city.
Secretary Boutwell, has announced to the
Comptroller Of the Currency that he has dec1-
ded t, permit the substitution OF ten-forties
for Ave-twenties. or to exchange any gold
bearing bonds now held rs security for olrcu-
lating notes on the basis hitherto adopted
the ten 'sorties to be received ct IS per cent OF
their par value, and all other gold-bea .in e
bonds at 80. r, .~
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! AFEATRs RNsHREisR.AFB
4Anadsr,as,pn.

! x
The Intellgencer says /: Partial rains have
fallen during the past week inivar1ous portions
Of the county. and in some localities veg Sta.
tatton is considerably revived. In thisiiEnme-
diate vicinity we have only had single show
er, which tali on tuesday morzing. rne4rs-
sibiy recover sufficiently to make morethar1 q
half crop. Cotton has not bsen growing, but
with seasonable weather hereafter it Is thought
an average crop will yet be produced.n ,
f%f:pp Greenville.
A case Of sunstroke occurred in Grsenville
on Monday last. Mr. John B. Beirs whilst
employed by Mr.. H. p. Hamnet was stricken
down about midday, He had been hauiing
o sa ana ss y s wS9 hs
TO the house. Sitting down upon the
steps in the shade o tew moments, he express-
ed that he was feeling uuwell instantly fall
ing over insensible. Dir. Beirs is otillin dan
ser, although. hopes OF his recovery are enter
The Unionyille Times says :. Several por-
tons Of the connty are still sufaering for want
Of water. Unless we have speedy relioi the
corn viii be entirely DESTROYED In the region or
Uniooniie. died on Friaiy last, In The AIRY. y
third year OF his age. Dr. Hfx, has been always
identified with Union. was a nhyscai OF good
practscs and an snterpris,ng ind pubic spirit
Tuesday last wss return day for Union
Con ,tv. Only thirty-on cases we're returned.
mr.. Francis Hobson mas. shown the editor Of
he Uninnville Times cotton stalk with one
hundred and hfteen boils and squares on t..
II 70 twenty Ave inches high above the ground, !,
and Is an average stalk OF q I'M VII Asld. Mr.
hand and put two hundred pounds or tertili-
Eore 20 the acre. i8t sf3k }s,H
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Spefial lQotiffs.

x%OFFICE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS,
FIREPROOF BUILDING. JULY, IL, 1ss9-Psrsops 9
wishing to contract for the building OF Bridge
over creek, known 90 'sChurch Greek. 70 connect
Johns Island and Wadnalsw, will hand in their prp-
posals to this ohlce; on or before the 9th inst
Plan snd Specifications. recently prepare by Mr L.
J. Barbot Civil Engineer. be at this ossse
from 10 O'Clock A. NJ, 10 2 O'Clock Pm
= .t,+1. nHf : ...,r-t F LANOB,
July 18 tf. IL Clerk Board @. q.
!, ATNOFICE.-THE HANDSOME MUSIC
BOX, at Won sAN1EN's BAZAAR. No. 400 King
street. will be rsfaed on SATURDAY AFTERNOON, the
Path inst, +, at -Four O'CLOCK. A lew chances left.
July "a ths2
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aF 7 "A XESl TAX !-NOrICE rs
hereby given that The Treasurer Of Colleton County
will be ready to receive the STATE AND COUNTY
TAXES at the following places:
Adar.'s Run, July 26 and 81.
Georges tation, August s and 6.
Green Pond Station, August 1e and 10.
Reeves station, eouth Carolina Railroad August 7.
Ridgeville Station, South Carolina Railroad, Au.
gust4
Summervine Station. South Carolina Railroad, Au.
gust and 3.
WATERFORD. from the 9Th to the Gath of July.
Yonges Island, tst. Paul) July %, 20, 81 and As-
gust l6.
Jacksonboro', July 80.
The Treasurer will be found at his Office ia Wal.
terboro' to receive Taxes on and after the above
named dates until August 26. After that date an ad
dtion of Twenty per Cent. will be charged On all
amounts OF Taxes unpaid bel the 18th dsy of Oc.
tober and after that date the Treasurer will proceed
to object by distress otherwise. All real and per
sona property are charged with seven and-a-h,lf
mills on the dollar for State and three mills for
County Taxes.
Oflce County Treasurer. Walterboro', 8. g.. July
o. 1853. JAMES W. GRACE,
GUY "a Treasurer.
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HESITATE OF SOUTH q A R LIMA
MARLBoKO Co6NrY.a I'm EQUITY FRICTION
CoyINGTON AND WIFE Vs. HENRY G. LEaGETT
AND WIFE, EFT AL-BILL FOE PARTITION. M
JUNCTION AND BELIEF Notice is hereby given
in obedience to an o1der made In the above stated
case, that the Chi dren of EBENEzER W. THOMAS,
or their heirs, If any such there be- are hereby re-
qtired TO establsh before me, st Bennettsville, g.
o. on or bafore the RrRs1 DAY Ar .JAMgA.v
next such relationship ana teir sht 10 the fund in
question in above stated ss; aad on their failure
90 to DO. tobe deprived and forever barred Or all
right, title or interestin the same. ~
s 4d D. D. MocOLI. Special Referee.
June IA a.s .... ,, II. bSmup
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A@ TEE CONDITIONS OF HRALTH.-IT
is idle to expect health tho prosecutions necessary
to secure It are neglected. The human organization
is delicate piece Of mechautssn, and requires as
much intelligent care and wntchfulness to keep 1t in
order. as are requisite ia the management of the
most complicated combination OF levers. wheels and
pintons 70
At this season OF the year the body 10 peculiarly
sensitive, because ts greatly eakensd and relaxed
by the continuous heat. TIE skiu In sum sac r. with
tts millions Of pores wide open, is very different
sortof tegument from the compact Aorous covering
which it becomes under the action OF the winters
cold. he muscles. too ere comparatively faccid,
the nerves trenulcus. the blood poor and the whole
frame less capable oi enduring fatigue and resisting
disease than tn cool weather. These indications OF
depressed condition Of the vital forces srs 70 many
unnaistakabe hints that nature needs reinforcing.
K Ordinary sd nuiants win not effect this object.
They iDfame ana excite. but do not. strengthen.
The only prspara ion which can DO depended upon
to impart stainal vigor to the systeu ana enable ii
70 endure the. ordeal OF the heated tarm without
giving way under the pressure, III Ho @TETrER.s
t9ToMACH BIrrERS, atomic ana corrective 80 pure,
90 harmless. so Utterly free from the drawbacxs
which rehis many OF tAe powArfui astrisaents EN-.
ployed n medtcsJ pfaoH,e more dangerous thsn the
ailments they are em poyed to cure, that IL ny be
adminetered without searto the feebless female in.
vaIid, or the most ichl6 The cathartic and
Alternative vegetable narediants witch are cotshei
with those Of atomic nature Id its composition, keep
the bowels moderately free ami perfectly regular
while the work Of. .iry,gorating 10 going on. The
finest blood depurentss which the herbal kipodom
afords are also among it's components 80 that re-
cruits. purihes and regulates the system sinul.
taneoasy. nae July a.
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SELMA, Ala, July 2S.--The Times, Of this
morning, contains the following, which con-
firms the report o6ncerning the caterpillar !:
I'VE learn from Messrs. Hardee 4 Robinson,
cotton factors of this city, who have taken
great pains to investigate the subject, that the
caterpillar has made it's appearance on the
cotton in the black lands the canebreak re-
gion in the western part Of the State.
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TIE PARAGUAXAN WAR.

New York. July 29.-The steamship Arizona
from Aspinwall has arrived. bringing out $4,000
in treasure. ~
Late Paraguayan advices state that three
Paraguayans who had attempted to assassi-
nate the allied commander had been shot. An
attempt to board the Brazilian ,son-clad was
unsuccessful, the boarders being all killed.
The allies are attempting to drive Lopez into
Bolivia. &<
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sTGog TO GEORGE LITTLE Il CO. Fol
ana Dral, TSkke Sasbs f,,s a !, a ...si - -,

Ane Drab D'kte Sacks for g. at 60 Jnvaa
or THR NEW YORK TRIBUNE SAYS THE
reason why PLANTATION BIT ERs are go gene
rally used is owing to the fact that they are always
made up to the oraina, standard and OF pure mate
ral let the price be what 1t Will! The Tribune jst
hits fhe nail on the he 9; for PLANTATION Brr-
TEHs are not only made Of pure maseria,. bpt the
people are told Whnt they aade of, the recipe
is wrapped around each bot,ls DON'T 60 home with.
out bottle. i2g b. ~
n MAaNoI IA WATER IS upericr to the beat imported
aerman a Cologne, and sold ss half the prloe.
y0y ~ "a .tl. ~ 49, 4utha3
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Special Notices.

AarR0JADALISl ROSADALIs I-THRRE
10 GOOD authority for stating that ia this country one
cut d every nix persons is aGicied win scrofuls in
one form or another, as Consumption. White swell-
Ing, some forms Of skin Disease, Enlarged Glands
Tabss Mesiuterica or Bowel Consumption, &C., &c.
Indeed. prevalent and fatal has this class Of dis
ease become that is dreadsd as the great scousxe
Of the race. and yet they al readily yield to ROSA
DAILS. the great Blood Purifier.
y Wholesale Depot and Laboratory. No. 81 Exchange
Place Baltimore. MI. Ask your Druggist for it. and
for Rosadais Almanao for 1889. and read the Ger.
tncates Of remarkable performed BY the great
Renevator and Blood Purifier. =
For sale BY GooDRICH. wrNRMAN Is CO.. i'm.
posters os Drags and Chemicals. Charleston. g. @.
ouySe ts+ ~ 't 'te etuth8
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funeral Mctifes.

go The Relatives. Friends ard Ac-
quaintances of Mr.. and Mrs. F. Ugh are respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral services of their
Daughter, BRIDGET, at their residence, No. 1853
st. Phip-strsee, THIS Saturday AFTERNOON at
Four o'clock. July "a
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So DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED in the Orphans Chapel on SABBATH Az
rERNooN. at Five O'Clock, by the Rev. W. 8. BOW
MAN. Julv "a
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&' AJ- -BATCHRLORS HAIR BYE.---THrS
splendid Hair Dye is the BEST IN the world the only
true and perfss Dye; HARMLESS. reiabas, iHsfanta-
necns; no disarpointmt; ofsdicuious tfnts; rem
edies the III sfscts ot bad dyes; anvsgorates ana
ie&vesths batr sofs and bcantiful black or brown.
sold ~ all prugaists and Perfnmsrs; and properiy
aEplisd as Bstcheior's Wig 1actosys No. - Bcnd.
atspas Eew Fork. 4 lyr Nav 1B
ATDU UroHERS LIGHrNIxa FLY-KtI.LER
Dsath 10 the Lviogs Long Hive the Killsrsl sold
By Dealers sysrywheees limo juno 10 VI
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i.. "a, number Of proMiDant gentlemen OF
Lower Swan Lake ArkAnsas, have organIgeta
an I'M niufati0n s0clety, and propose 70 get
about swo thousand Chsnamen In the fail. the
colored people IN that yicrnity having bscome
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EXECUTION OF q MURDERER.

h PoRTsHMouTH, Va. July 23.-A mulatto
named Peter Reddick was hung here to-day
for the murder Of o imarket-man on bis way
home. He made no confession.
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So THE NEATEST, THE QUICK EST AND
TIE ECHEAPEsT.-TH. News JOB OFFICE, No,
'l4S EAST BAY. having feplenished its Stock with
new and large assortment OF material Of the Hnese
quality and latest syles. is prepared to execute at
the shortest notics and In the best manner JOB
PRINTING Of every description ~ ''.' e
Call sbd'examine the scale or prices before giving
pour orders elsewhere. s.i>7+ .5tjS
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Spefial Mul!ees.

ag-CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST CHURCH.
Services on SUNDAY MORNING al Halfpast Ten
oclock-n the EvENINo at quarter-past Eight.
july %
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THE FRENCHCABLR.

BosToN, July 8.-The steamers with the
French cable were egnalled from Cape COD at
SUNRISE yesterday, and IL was expected they
would reach their destination yesterday after
noon.
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KOOPM A NSCHAAP.

The Great ImpO1 ter OF ChRnaMen m I'm this
City - He Visits Admiral Fisk The
Erie Road Opened to the Ceiestlals-
The Cotton Fields of the south to he
Filled with Pigtails.
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aS- ICE.-APpLICATION WILL BE
made for renewal Of CERTIFICATE No. 1s,ss9 for
Nineteen shares in the Planters and Mechanics'
Bank Of South Carolina dated 18th February, 1864,
lost or destroyed. d. MCSWINEY
July "a 1amo3M
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lssr ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.--ON THE
Errors ana Asusea ineidens 40 Youth ana Barry an
hood with the humane Wow OF tteatnnspt snd cure.
sent BY mAil frsa OF charge. Addrsas aowAnD As.
euCEATIoN, Ilox p. PhilAdelphia. ra. ~ a'''t
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~ NOTICE. Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
an Election for TWO (2) wARDENs Ct the Town of
Moultrfeville. will be held on SArUnpA the 24,h OF
July, at Moaltrievi1e, sullivan's Island.
BY order Of the Council
rI: es. . ~! d. B. GILLILAND,
Charleston. July 1s. 1859. Clerk.
July 10 thstuthsb
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agGO TO GEORGE LITTLE & co. FOR
fne Silk Warp Alpaca. sacks for S..
Jnly % n
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a@r SALEM BAPTIST CHURCH-RTVER
BAPTIs sN.-The, Ordinance of Baptism will be ad-
ministered at foot Of Tradd street on SUNDAY MonN-
ING. July 25. 1859. at Ten O'Clock There will be
Collection taken up for the benefit of the Church.
The public are respectfully invited to attend.
Rev. w CARR, Pastor.
July "a s.W. CARR, Jr.. c. G.
A5- TIE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS OF
WASHINGTON FIRE ENGINE COMPANY return
their thanks to Engineer T. M. HOHRIS for refresh
ments furnished at the engine house after the fire Of
the 23d instant - =
By order se ;ond Director r. NJ BRowN
~. C.Y. RICE HARDSON,
-July24 Secretary.
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FORM OF PROXY.

hereby appoint for mo and
IN my uama. 10 vote on the shares hold in the
Planters' and Mechanics Bank Of south Carolina at
the meeting Of the Stockholders to be held on the
18th day OF August 1862 and at A. subse meet
ings Of the Stockholders Of said Bank until revoca
ton hereof. \,
July ~ a +,+hso
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N K w YUK X AMD CHAM l.scsTnr
STE MSHIP LINE
II X w YOR II TX
CABIN PASSAGE $40.

PACIFIC MAIL sTEAmsaIp CUmPYg
THROUGH LINZ 10
CALIFORNIA. CHINA AND JAPAN.
CHANGE OF SAILING DAYSi
1kSmsa STEAMERS OF TBE ABoM
2&1E&H~ foot Of oanai.street. New > YORK. Ss.es e
Ia o'clock noon. of the list. lin nnd
Mss OF every month except whom these dates fall
on sunday, than the Saturday precednRi.
Departure OF 1st and 2lst connect At Panams with
steamers for South Pacific and Central Amertss5
ports. Those Of 1st touch OF Manzanillo.
Departure Of 11th OF eaoh month connecta with
TIE tie. new s steam hne from Panama to Australia ana
steamship OREaONrAN leaves San Ftsc c,sso for
China and Japan AuRust A. 1868.
asx Ct Havana bat 60
one nundrso pounds baggage free to each aduH.
Medicine aud attendance free.
Ct s the ooMrAN1's TIoKET oFFIoE. on ths viii
9arch ~ Tyr F. B. BABY, Agent.
vArssr AsAeE, xAcaR .sACnl
EXCURSION
Captain b. eMGs - 81 III las!sLaNA: !s.!n =.
above !HIs A1rERsooN. July "a. from Atisndc
Wharf b. Sf The ga Postoa e. at O'Clock. ss
cenclnHon Of the race.
1ass' 5nis q 60 cents. J. h. MURRAY. Agent.
YACHT RACE-ExCUHsl SION.
a4n5K~h IHE 6TKAMGR EHILIE. CAPT
- IS r. q. LzwIs, win 90 on an Fxourason
IN SAT JaDA1. the 2Ath inst, accompanying tho
4acnts our1ng the race. VIII leave sot,th Atiantic
O'Clock n. @S0A0 :
Fele f1Ity Cents. July -
YACHT RACES YACHT RACE, YACHT
RACEi
THE STEAMER SAMSON, CAPT.
JOHN FI1HN. will leave Accom- mOda.
uon wharf, on SATURDAY, the Oath instant at NM
past IL o'clock, afording Q Hne opportunity for q
near and continuous view Of the Race.
Rare-Adults so cents: Children as cents
RefreshmentS on board
and aft. John FEuGUsOH
July % 2 Accommodation Wharf
FOR RSAVANNAH-INLAN ROUTE
VIA BEAUFORT AND HILTON HEAD.
IS A G E 8 r E D q @ I'd.
To Savannah. .S5. To Bsa uforx. .. 90.
. FARE LNCLUDED
r nK~h THE sTRAMBh PILOT BOY. CAP.
TAIN FENN PECK, wiz leave Accom-.
modadon Wharf every MONDAY Morn ING at O'Clock.
- Returning WIN leave savannah every WEDNESDAY,
MORNING at 8 o'clock.
JOHN FERGUSON,
June ~ Accom- modation Wharf
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a% DANIEL RAvENEL, PRESIDENT.
AND OTHERS, DIREOTuRs. vs. THE PLANTERS
AND MECHANICS BANK AND OTHERS, CLAIM
ANTS THEREON-IN EQUITY.-THE PLANTERS
AND MECHANICS BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
CHARLESTON. JULY A. 1se9-rhe Presidsn. and
Drecsora Of this Bank in obedience to the decree in
the above cause, made by his Honor Judge CAR
PEhTBR, on the 10th July instant, do hereby cali
sr". ehA sf"cfhnadara TO attand Q. meeting at tha
Bank on TEues1Ax, the 1aM dsy os august. as IL
O'Clock noon. TO consider and take such action "A
they may choose upoa the report which is to be laid
before them.
The Stockholders are also notiaei that IL they fail
70 organize meeting. the duty will then devolve
upon the Board Of Directors 70 determine whether
to vtni up the eaid Bank or TO- apply to the Cover.
nor and Conptroller General for the benet Of the
Act of the Legislature Of the 12h March, 1899. snti
tied An Act to enable the Banks Of ths State to re-
new business or to place them In liquidation.
W. z. HASKELL, Cashier.
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Sh,pp,na.

YACHT RACE YACHT RAGE!
~ iHE NEW AND COMMODIOUS YACHT
/M MARY ELLA vii, leave NORTH Atlantic
" Wharf on SATURDAY AFTERNOON July "a
turn at the conclusion OF the race N '''
Fare for the round trip, 81 Q 1, 90
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ExCURsIONsl ExCURsIOls1

~ The FINE FAST SAILING YACHT
~ ELLA ANNA. the Champion of the south
Nv Is now ready and prepared TO make regu q
-@.sa'. trips, thus affordinG opportunity to /
who may wish to visit points of interest in our boa
tiful harbor. ~
For passage apply to the Captain on Union Whar
June Fl 1870
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that he might consult his collea gues and at 8
late hour the House adjourned.
EXCITING SCENES IN THE HOUSE OF IoRDs-rH1
PEERS GIVE WAY. AND COMPROMISE rs Ao
CEPTEDe
LoNDoN, July 23.-There was @ full atteu
dance Of inc House OF Lords, many OF the
Commons being present. Lord Granville
opened the debate, stating that the ministers
regarded the vote rejecting the preaAable Of the
Irish Church bill as grave affair. but were un.
willing to prevent the consideration of other
amendments and we're ANXIOUS to conduct the
discussion in peaceful aud conclatory spirit.
Lord CAIRNS said that since the adjournment
he had had = conference with Lord Granville,
and moved to restore the original date OF dis
establishment. iand 10 oampFo1nise on other
amendments.
Lord Salisbury. Russell and other leading
Peers accepted the compromise and praised
the conduct OF Cairns ia the emergency. The
Lords restored the original date and other
aEneDdmeDte U&rs compromised. Granville
thanked Cairns for the Yrankness with which
he enterei into conf lential relations With the
mipistr a;s
The New York Herald's special from London
says that the comp1omise was the result OF
fear on the part Of the Lords. The Tory Lords
held large private meetings and resolved 10
abandon Salisbury and follow Cairns, whom the
meeting authorized to make peace with the
ainistry. The prompt and loud expression oi
popular indignation terrified the LorJs, and
thus the threatened agitation was postponed.
nEPoRTANr FROM SPAIN.
AADRD, July n. There is great excitement
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alfw Advertisements.
ValUablG Real Estate Tor SalGII

Z WILL offer at public sale, on the premises,
| on the IsG day of DECEMBER, ls59, and con-
tinue from day to day until all shall DC oIeLeu
the following real estate: Being par, OF sec
ton =, in Range 2, Township 5, IN Belmont
County Ohio, on the West Bank OF the ONO
River in full view OF the City OF W heeiinS West
Va-containing many beautiful building sites.
Within sight of the fiourishing towns OF Bridge
port and Martins Ferry, and near the termlni
of the c. & p. r. R., and B. & o. R. r. SAID
tracts of land contain about 2J acres ano are
divided into lots of from to . acres each.
|. There are four lots lying contiguous, contain
ing about 80 acres, which will be sold together,
if desired on the West side OF the section ad-
Joining James Alexander.
/ Also about 80 acres of coal land Will be SOLD
separate from the surface, of easy access to the
C. ty p r. r. and the Ohio River.
Also, about 2O0 Town lots in the town OF Kirk
wood withia one mile of the City OF wheeling,
West Va. These lots are desirable building
lots being a convenient distance nom the Guy,
and situated in the pleasant village OF klrk,
WOOD, which is well supplied with churches ana
one of the best public schools in Eastern Ohlo-
Terms: One-third in hand, and the balance
in Two annual payments, with interest.
The premises will be shown TO persons WISH,
ing to purchase by \. D. Rice, Vincent Mitchell
or David Allen. - ,
of Joseph kirkwood, decd.