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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

SENATOR EDMUNDs. - Senator Ed
munds' share in the debate on the repeal
of the Tenure of Office act on Tuesday, is
alluded to by several correspondents in
terms of praise. The n. Y. Times special
says:
Mr.. Edmunds won golden opinions to-
day. He has not appeared to better adj
vantage in long time. His diction was
choice; his reasoning was pointed and
close his enunciation clear, and his argu-
ment in favor of the law, although he was
willing to suspend it, was the strongest
that has yet been made. Mr.. Yates and
he had q few tits, but the latter was un-
horsed at every encounter, and won NO
honors whatever. Mr.. Davis, too, essayed
to find few weak spots in his armor, but
in vain.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

HEBRON, WASHINGTON COUNTY, n
"a few weeks ago. the Rev. j. r
Fish r, pastor Of the Hebroa t. p. ahurch
wa, made the recipient OF IA geaarous do
nation II $3.50 The other evening the
people Of his charge perpetrated most
genuine surprise upon himself and lady
and presented them with a magnificent
dinner and ten Service and other articles
Of silver, amounting in all to % pieces
Not yet satisfied, they rallied few
evenings later and presented Mrs Fisher
with n beautiful gold watch. Mrs
Fisher was formerly resident of Rut.
land County
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

= , , p > p p. p
To THE WoHkiNG Class IL am now prepared
70 furnish all classes with constant employ ment
At their homes, tho whole Of the time or for the
spare moments. Business new. light and profit
able. Fifty cents 10 - per evening, is easily
earned by persons of either rex, and The boys and
girls earn nearly "A much men. Great indu e
ments are Offered those who Will devote their
whole time TO the business: and, that every pr
son who sees this notice, may send me their ad-
dress and test the business f,r themselves, make
the following unparalleled Offer: 10 all who are
not well satisfied with the business will send 81
to pay for the trouble Of writing me Full par
ticulars, directions, &C, sent Free Samples sent
by mail for 10 cents. Address
T. c. ALLEN, Augusta, Me.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

THE TANITE EMERY WHEET.
Cuts fast, does not glaze, gum. heat on
men, and v cheap. For circulars, address Tar
TAx1xx Co., otzoadsburg, Pa.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

FREIcnT-The large freight trains now
arriving at Rutland over the several roads
centering here, Indicate that the spring
trade has commenced, and that shipments
Of product slate. marble and other com
moditit7 will be large. The freight and
accommodation train over the Rutland
and Washington railroad, yesterday af-
ternoon, had fifteen heavily loaded cars.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

WOODSTOCK the trss week
in March three persons died III Wood
stock, whose united ages amount to to
PSI years and four months, sjz March
5tb, Mrs. Raxrcl,nl Meliish, So years, 4
months March ttl,, William Lewis, 9S
years March sfh, Mrs Hannah Wake
field, 81 years.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
The SAMPSON SCALE COM

FAM. thfI Al.
This company manufactures WeiRhlock. Rail-
road Track, Hay, Coal, Cattle and Warehouse
Scales under the sampson Patents, and every va
riety of smaller Scales after the most approved
patterns.
These Scales are coming into general use,
although very recently introduced 20 the market
Official testimonials from the Civil Engineer OF
the Navy Yard, at Washington State Suryeyor,
and Canal Commissioners OF the State OF New
York, and numerous others from eminent En-
gineers. Mechanics. Merchants and Corporations,
To their superiority ali the qualities of excel
ence claimed tor them, file, and copies Will
BE- furnished on Application.
These Scales have already taken the first pre-
MUM at every New YORK Annual state FAIR since
their introduction IN 1853, and a silver medal from
the New England state Agricultural Society,
lA6S, has been awarded t. the sampson Scale
Company, for the "best Hay, Coal and Cattle
Scales"
Those Scales are constantly on hand'aad for
sale by
a. A. FRAZAR & CO,
General Agents for the New England States,
OFFIcF No. llG FEpERAL ST., BosroS. Mass.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

|0H CAKE, OR FLAX SEED
~ Nsal, ct LANDON HUNTOONN
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
COBUkN < GERMAN :.

The Agent OF the Vermont Improve Gas Light
Company, will show the beauty and erou.my OF
this light TO all persons interested
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
\ GENTS WANTED. FOR A NEW
L h and intensely interesting book, entitled
OUR NEW WEST
BY SAMUEL BDWT II

\ volume OF travel, experience and observation
with NIce-President ColfaX, amoung our new
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anu SILVER mines farms, Sc.-thetr conditions and
prospects. The Pacific Railroad is route seen
cry how II i pushed and built The AIor1nons-
thtir social life, Religion and politics Interviews
between Brigham Young, Mr. ColfaN and Mr.
Bo~ies. The Norman women how they like
FolyEamy, etc, etc. The Chinese and Indlans-
what they 10, how they live. their habits religion
AMI vices. In bIisf, tins work the freshest
most graphic portTuyment Of the country and peo-
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SPLENDTDLY ILLUSTRATED
with Steel Portraits; fuI' pace EncrivingS, illus
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% WONDER. INDUSTRY SEW

- u IN IIFh- n DO SIX = T. w
el'c ing Machine. Only Three Dollars SIM
pie, practical aud durable. Makes the Elastic
Chain stIeh, and adapted Tor all kinds OF PLAIN
sewing. Any child can operate il. An elegant
Giit Testimonials daily. sent III perfect order
on receipt OF price, 81. Address iNnusgIY SEW
1876 MACHINE Co, Manchester y. II
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

TEA MEETING The ladies' of the
Baptist society will hold Tea Meeting
at the Village Hall. on Thursday evening
March 25th. After tea. the meeting will
be addressed by ministers aud brethren
from other p,rts 81 the State. inter.
spersed with music from the chnreh
choir, conducted by he ahnsist.s, Mr.
Day
The members ut. the ohurcs. aad con.
gregation are cordially invitsa to attend
this social meeting of the society Tick.
cts to the Hall and table, 80 cents.
N. b. The ladies of the society are
requested to make ample provision for the
table, and leave ii at the hall on Thursday
afternoon.
Fer Order of Committee.
PRISONER EscAPED.-The Free Press
says:
Zone of band of prisoners en- route
for Dennemora. made his escape from the
early train over the Rutland road yester.
day morning by leaping from the car win.
dow. The train had just left Whiting
and was running at the speed of twenty
miles an hour, when the prisoner was al
lowed to enter the water closet in ID.
front end Of the car, unaccompanied b.
his guard. Soon after, he was seen by Ii,
other men to make the frightfal plung,
from the window Of the car. The trair
was imnediately stopped, and backel
three or four miles, but without findins
the prisoner, who had probably landed un
hurt In the snow and who made good hi
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25
ONE-HALF.
THE IMPROVED GAS LIGHT

Winch reduce, the cost ui Gas one-lAIf. may be-
seen day and evening AZ
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

Nj" MAIL RoUrEs.-By a ncw law,
approved March ), 1869, We notice Two
new mail r.utes have been established in
Vermont; one from West Bridgcwater to
Plymouth, and one from West Burke to
West Charleston.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

Ne. 8. Bssv9 szsst, AIbaay, y. r.
nayl7dAw6
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1869-03-25

STRANGE ANoMALY.-Thc mail train
on the Vt. Central railroad, that arrived
at Bellows Falls Thursday afternoon.
March 4, contained three bridal and two
funeral parties. Strange anomaly.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
An &C. to an eaditi nal land district in til. stat

An rc' 20 c-rlt stdt nal land district IL tn stat
Of Minnesota.
R, / enacted by the -nGc and h0u-- Of r'pr'-cn'a.
tive- ,l" nit --atrs Oi Am. r"i in mgr a--
tiled. ina thu pr.-id"G ot TIL mite state b. AN h"
here. authorized -tthi n additional land Iii
tIiCt in hr star 81 NnuCI. 'mnincln- al AZ pant
# size usr--u- nor law este ltad dI- rict UUc. Ii r
u,r u3 township tIubc hundred and twenty four
and wet If rang EHuhr thir' vil.". west OF tn"
frh principal mcTi ard to fix, fir time & time
houu..sri- thereof which district hall lee named
n. place NJ which tn office shall nrt he c-tab-
T. bed. mi t. PRECEDENT snail have pow TO nN + ON
o. time th location tie office uCh district.
h., .. Aud h' / further ena,t d. Thai the pref
e.. hereby -u'A RID 10 rpPoin', by and with III
i,, sLl Of The tt, Register Gnd r cclv,r
aid "a q = IT,. 50 IA shall be required 1 ride a
a.. it, the land Office for ~ district, no -ha lie
cot 20 tn Autv Lac and rr-pOu- lbitcs, md hoe
ru- ,'i : -rc.ivey hail be tine tar
g. ,cd hy isy g 9TH laud officer. in 1lid state.
,prUs ii. July -, lS6s.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
From thnl Il. GnS

L"NLE WATE..FoKD, Oct 81 ISIS
fNhn"'k bEAN * Co: Gc,Gs---My corn land v.-,u
ln'H"Etd i"t.C.-t and p.Jyv,d in, and planned a. f,I
low; SO rows With the Vernon, fh ephat. Nv,
rows WITH ut aH't thing then two rows with Il adIey'
an! t"e GTln'ht AGAIN, and 80 On through the piece
That which phosphs;ei Itpened ten I!avs -. H.
producing much NOR than that not photph It'd ali
doing uouvbut decidedly tn. heaviest Weld firm H.
erlhnn; iho-ihate The -''Iue true in porat.cs
planted urecusNard without manure and after H.
thot followed in he corn. excepting thar d
Plaster In the two To"s between the Vermont Brad
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
\. a. 80 confirm the title to Ger n land, in the state of

90 extend the TIM for the construction Of Ia,
-.urh..- I.,ifiy riiIYai in the ,atr If Ciif1.nii.
q, g. .Hact hy th- and house of reprcutIt.yes
OF -ae lifted Sate- # America in congress ubl,
ma. tie southern lscic Railroad Company of the
-.lt # alitOrna shall utcad Of the times fiXcC
for thu construction 81 thu rst ton OF ts d
and telegraph line. have until the fret day of July,
hoe hundred AMI seventy, tor the construction II
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
From Lawrence n WinsIow.

FA1srNPsI', VT, Nov. 20, lSff.
PApIoCK. DEAN 4 Co: fr.gsF.--Wc have u-ed the
he IuCrct-t Weld H. -. iri NOR than same
ie without Die rVhrt.. md it has .hrI equally good
hir wear on all ps here u-eI. Il-t wear
-owed India heat without Phosphate The season
rIy"rIb., nut GOT only Iinc -hel-. Thu wear
owed the piece of land. applying fair dressing
your Pho ate aud uotwItIl -tauing TIN. tfrr,T-
alto sta-oi haTvCt'd t, tv".r AMI o.-half hush
els--the iuc.eaEe b-n- Ert'|s de- the Phosphate.
The land which planted corn Last y,ar with yOur
Phu.l at, IL tn hill. in .h!- ~as IN and
uui the Phosphate lad net -Feut IT. entire virtue on
she corn. hu, mu h mlinr'l % clip along the second
wears cop. Throughout the entire piece tile Location
Of the hills ana ROVE uf last yeas was strongly
marked by a dsIeuc Of sIN inches growth, and had
they not lodged badly should hav. cudcavoTed &c
learn how much increase it gave in Weld
AAAEE
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

ST. foH>~HUu, CE>rEr. VI, Nov. Q, 1859.
P,puo,h DrA> \ &C.,: G.p'>---Tu answer yours
o. the 4th in t. would -v, used PEorphIt the
PCT and potttpc-. III. Yield cd IN Wa
much hl, growing. III by -dr rhIn here D.
tll potato,- !! h srh;tcd only every her
mp about half OF 'hc time # the
other row.. he tops nearly, quite, twice
lar throughout tn -ci-ol and hey ylv ir! twIc
mani, iII-t,l-. Il a-toui-hi -r. the difference
q .rty Do durlu-- the Nlul, | AtIs little
III r.uirdi' the u, Of rho plitr cNc,p; 1t
INV NJ r u,, - il rlh mach. for lptH
n,= I'll ~ al, ,tlrT cr,u u.cyi, regard tie
20, too crop ' ruJI.; second u except rlsz
JOHN BACON, I'd.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

81 luu~~!r'hY. VI. sept. -, ISIS.
Pan roK DUA> 4 -: G-,fs-l used ~uprrphn--
hat ga the PIT season, With good results tom
h. vermont. bur could NO. effect from bradley.
doubled crop. ia tin, up the Ell and white
C!uy. -hcA could stand. and giving gOruu-
sfoWt-. | could distinctly Til year rye Just
hcrc pa each -Ioontul OF your rhosi hat, my
l'-t t'#iI- corn: aud hcrcv.I there u hill con
t- year. The Iye ~ tll -iN hes h cher, rp,nrl
e:"i' mt rest began urn h ADJ vice long
OF I\CN PARKER.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

40, IN a ii ion :, m act passed Mach t~enty-six'h
- 'b,.r hurd rrd A. d four. ent al act in add
- >, a.. act tt an act for the punishment Of
rain crimes - amt the United stat :. "
r. u uact-i by 'h' and housa of repreaf nta-
f.. Of thu nir! states ~ Amen in congress
ilrl That p shall b. prosccu ed, tiled. pun
hr fol tile ,apita nfeucc- 1T fJI in Ia act {" which
iAi- act l. in addition, uurs- the indie mcn for tie
a-rc T. found 10y grand july Vi hin five yea fer
rUch CAPT al offence i committed.
81. ,. And be- it furthr- enacted, That this act
hI take effect frm and after t. passage, md IL pro
Visions -h-I De apl cable equally offence committed
within three year before and oiI-nee- committed after
it, pa-'sge.
Approved. July -, lSts.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

CoNFSTHY. VI, oct. l.. I>G>.
IAur"'k DEA> y CO. II had about 4crcs which
was in poor condition, but thought t good plac
-.-. viIt lhD-phtt Wtrll do. I ploNtd. harros I'd
,l and planted C.In. without manu- i'm all lhr''
tn ,,utr. l,,r, four row without any rtiizrr which
sy,. ii slim crop Esch sid 4 thi- Iho hltc
aud some ,thrr kiu!z) Where used Pho IiIa
-.c.. u.- MA. he .vior growth au fully three ims
much Ihrr'rurrd talk were u plenty II two
ear d generally are. and it all large and sound.
think your Phosphate mp. rior rt.c, and pays We, 10
rs. H. {. CLEVELAND.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
ADDITIONAL TESTIMONIALS
IN FAVOR OF
T II + Y + r VI o \ /
RAW BONE
SUPERPHOSPHATE
OF LIN E.
From William Henderson.

I'FACHAN. VI, Jan. Z, IsNS.
Pablo O.. Nrl~ d Co.: ., n'>---J ast spring ! pIr-
chased from M,ssr-. Hazcu Of Rruct, s,ue hing more
-hIu ton Of yrur Suir1l' -ph t. and applied it TO
.-l:l-- corn. put4tp.-, DC Wy moving ior1n' rly
hrr .r.-- AID over. but TIL clover hid died ou', the
herd .ra-s yu- light. l vent mo the centr' OF The
H,d aid . --rd otl poor H had and appl-
81 2, Il ore barre OF Pho pirate II iucr,a= hc height
1.-THE h,ri- srs-- no nch,z while Al the bot IN
i .f p, rfrct m.t Of clover and small grasses
. q az Il thick Il hsir X. / Gu nor ;han
-sv!r weight Of hay from tho acre, that got from
a.i, utirr one ere Gn and pOta'o.s it -ri
.l,. n, Co.,. third, gud los U-n hcr Pho hItc- sd,
f. &. is til ,Ju.s. dcCid d tie Vermont To - fully
I'D t. .,s. ard WM. HENDERSON.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
From capt. George \. Ford.

ktiHN. : I Nov. o., l~G~.
iAIr".E prA> ~ Co.: y. ,tl,,,.s,---I nave cora
"A.rh pl.t"i with, yo"r o-Ihitc th- nth OF
jim. "a a. ANY ia riy t;trii-- pha-PtI Iry
ppt,,- and mach piots.d Ul:h he result and M,
N.uo scr nd icter my truip- tAc TIN
-c"'.I: ruI IHo-Iha, Ina proved ell ,.,c.v-
wh'r. !rl, 'a'l to Iradry'- ali COPS AID much
tir i'at -"r.," thi' &. GEH. 4. FORD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

the thirty n,il- and they haIl be qurci to con
les-t twenty miles very year thereafter. and
the Who'll line OF their road within The time now pro
yit,d ' law.
Approved, July -, lsf-.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
From Lambert Hastings, Esq.

-. j'dIN RH. VI, oct. Ii, l-i~
iNuHts *. DEAN - Co.,: t,tn'>---l have tI-cd super
: ho rnatr upon ny farm -. .Irhn-hufy, Concord
and Luiru. az tor -oIIr ars i- with H.,
factory .,-.i AM lave cudt OF, TO learn how ftr
it IL might H, IRON adj, upon y:trisa- crop. am
al scG lt ,'. on corn. PO'i'uc- and tuIuip-.
give Ni-o uu- -r'Nth o. the youG plant
i. r's> 81 '' than Iarn-yarn mauu,e alone.
~. .'.L. hy hlyut . N rI ami improves the quality
# tho fuit Iu- yr,r used equal quantity Of YOUR
al. Hudiry AMI tui tn. Vermont ,uIy ,Jial to am
IU"-p.ae have cy-. used.
L.AMEEEI HA- IINE,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
From Scion G.. Smith.

Posi- Mills. VI, \uv. IS, lN6>.
PAnDoyl. DI,N " Co.: t,s.ta---l have Usrd your
Sup,rplosph tr Lime the past wear. regard it
July al. if superior that manufactured iy Nn.
b. RTtiie, OF Boston. which have used i'r .rveral
rl.Ir- :. q. SMITH
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
From ID. *. Buruham.

i'IHNprTI, y. H., Now H. 1865
PADDOCK, DEAN * Co: Ge"ts---I used Of YOUR Phna-
crop nth satisfactory result. tlipk i. I'm -
TO any il the market D. n IN -,s\II !,
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

B,a.EI. ". oct. lr, l-t-.
PArp,r b. DpA> y Co.,: ',.t.~---W- used Phosphate
on corn and potttoc- ia excellent sc-l-. Ne like
our Ih sp' ate fun well a- r. yti, aud think Il
lay- it. :. q II. IpAD.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04

lev In harve.tng th- from the Plaster
did from bradley Phosphate, while the Vermont Yield
cd some Luahss mGre in each row. | am satisfied 1t
NAYS well wherever | have used it, ABEL r. GUse.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
WOOD WOOD . ,
WOOD AND Hay FOR SALE.

1t. WOODEN Isl ,ud.I.v,r t'-f.,a-I.EE w.
i'm the village 1t per ri. II, glI .I-o 10 joUli
If Il kinds.
St. Johnsbury Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1867-1919, 1869-06-04
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE,
EOR SALE

For sal" I. e. tory 'ur., - d log tho nrr %
ChUrch au ~priu- street ID, aou-. .- fitted up t5
two , u,Iu'u'-. \. D " iIlAI.l.
January = 10 I.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

HOTEL ARRIVALS, MARCH %. Partition Hotel.
gusta; M Jack, Pennsylvania; 3 MaIloy, Conway.
boro'; Mcmillan, BarnweIl; @ MaCuilnaan, J 81
Parrott Darlington; II Clasksou. South Carolins;
w Sherwood and son, Erie, N y; e 81 Mason and
wife. Chicago; Berknight, Florida; g Dock, Har-
risbarg, Pa; IF Englebert Pennsylvania; j Har.
rington, Newton. Mass; w "a Bell. Oswego, N z; n
Keeler, w 8 Jobnson. w johnson, Jr, y M Wood
ward, New York; I. Bridgenaan, Springfield. Mass;
Fl Kingtland, d DeBexedon, New York; A
Morton, aillisonville; w W Fowler Bell Ringets; @
Fl Whitheld, o Peal, Williamsburg. i# AZ
ChGvtestsn Hotes..--J Reese, Georgia; Fl w Ste.
vens. Lancaster e N Plowden. r Piowdep, Csar.
endon; Ledyard Hull New Ye1k; II Gaylord, Ohio;
Cartright, Pennsylvania; W Walker. washing.
ton, d ~; Orth, Norfolk; Newiold and wife
Miss Newbold, Pennsylvania; T Weed and daaghter
George II Andrews. Aiken; A ID Logan, New York
William Dodd and wife, Miss Ella Dodd, Rev Jersey
O Bloodgood New York; a Osborne and wife
Florence Osborne, New Jsxsey w AIcAEaster, Mise
McMaster, Cincinnati;J ! s b Thompson. Yorxville
r Brand, Augueta; E Y Clark, New York: J Ro
white, boston; Miss Van Doren, Now Yerk
Isaac McEin and wife. w Remington, y Gaen
Diary, Baltimore; J D Gum, g '. Reeves, q preypel
~ Greer and daughter. Hentzen ana wife, Mis
Hentzell. TodinatSn, y w woodward, ID wads
worth and wife. II Kihssland, 'E 10 Berxedop, n
. johnson and 'son. New Yerk; III G. Eastman, O 1
Hanscoan. Ycuahkeopsie; II Il Hudgman, eps1ngHsld
Mass;J BippslI ANA wife. Liverpool; Barrett en-,
wifs. Aiss Barrett, cttyt n Oasoneva, Casdsnaa
Cuba, a$ss.9 = sft III
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

WITHDRAWAL OF MIR. MAoKEY.-Mr. Corbin
moved yesterday, and it ordered, that the name
of T. j. Mackey-claiming to be Alderman elect from
Ward No. Some of the REALTORS in the quo aoarrano
case now pending, be stricken from the record of
the cause. We are informed that MIR. Mackey's ob.
jsct is to bring his case, which involves the question
at issue, directly bef)re the Supreme Court, which
sits on the 9th April, thereby avoiding the delay that
would follow should Judge Carpenter decide against
tho petitioners reserve his decision until after the
Supreme Count has met
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GOOD FRIDAY will be appropriately observed
IN the Catholic and Episcopal Churches. In the
former, to-day, there is no mass and the altar ia
stripped of oil it's ornaments The ceremony OF un
yelling the is performed by the parish priest.
who uncovers email portion of the cross at time.
and chants "Ecce lignum ueis, the assistants an
swer1ng " FActuamus genua" After the cross has
been entirely ncoveIed. the faithful approach and
rev erently kiss the head and feet of the cruc1ax
When this portion Of the ceremony is ended the
host is placed In the tabernacle and the priest per-
forms the concluding portion of the mass. In the
evening there is generally sermon on the Passion,
and the hymn ~ Stabat Mater" is chanted by the
choir.
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MEETINGS THIS DAY.
Eagle Fire Company, at 8 p. M.
Howard Lodge, at p. M.

JOB PRINTING AT The NEWS OFFICE. For
#he accommodation of our friends and the public,
fwe have just established, in connection with our
business, a job Printing Office, where we are now
prepared to execute all kinds of Job printing with
fheapness, accuracy and dispatch. This department
bf our Office is in charge of accomplished and con-
bcientious practical printers and our friends who
avor us with their orders may rely upon their pune
kusi aud careful execution.
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THE DAILY NEWS.

Largest tCirculatfOn.-THE DAILY NEWS
COGNIZED as HA WING THE LARGEST CIR
CULA7ION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON,
PUBLISHES THE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
ING IN THE POSTOFFICE AT THE END OF
EACH WEEK, ACCORDING TO THE PRoVxS-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFYCE LAW.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-03-26

INSIDE VIEWS OF New YoRK.-Mr. Edward
Winslow Martin. life long resident Of New York,
who has had the best opportunities ofsobserving all
the phases of life in that CITY, has published volum-
inous and interesrg work, descriptive Of New York
and Its inhabitants, called The Secrets of the Great
CITY," which is illustrated with thirty ine engrav-
ngs, and sold fcr the low price of 80 rs. Mr. Z. O.
Starr fs the agent for Charleston
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED.-Five stout, hearty
Germans applied for lodgings at the guardhouse yes
terday evening. They ore able. willing and even
anxious to work, Oh farm in any other capacity
good opportunity is here offered for farmers or
planters in need of white labor.