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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-07

aTNOTICE.-THREE MONTHS AFTER
date or under the existing laws application will be
made for CHARTER fora Cotton Mill at the most
eligible point on Black Creek in the nelghborhood Of
Doves Depot 1amoS Jure7
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a9 FOURTEEN YEARS OLD.-IN 1858
we purchased the entire stock OF BOURBON WIS
KEY then three years old. We now offer thus brand
at SIS so per gallon and 81 so per bottle or sl5 per
dozen, large bottles.
Copnoisseurs in this city aud New York pronounce
this The finest whakey of the DAY. Buy it and be
convinced. Constantly on hand other brands, flom
81 so TO IS per gallon.
WIN. 8. CORwIN & CO.,
Importers and Dealers in
Fine Brandies, Whistles. Wines, &C.,
No 275 KIng.street.
NJ
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THE RECENT COUNTY ELECTIONS.
Additional Returns.

The returns of the recent county elections,
given in our State exchanges, are somewhat
fragmentary and unsatisfactory, but indicate
generally great lack Of interest among our
people in the result. We give below such ad-
ditional particulars as have reached us:
CoLLEToN.
An esteemed correspondent Of THE NEWS,
writes from WATERFORD, under date Of the Sd
inst:
On the 25th insk an election was held for
Probate Judge, County Commissioner and Cor,
ouer of Colleton. AS usual here the Radical
nominees have been elected. There was no
attemrt made on the part OF the whites to
nominate and run candidates in opposition to
the Radicals. but a part OF the colored people,
completely disgusted with carpet-bag adventu-
rers and irresponsible plunderers, openly de.
clared they would not support the Radical
nominee for Probate Judge, Jesse s. Craig,
formerly member of negro conventionl and
nominated C. B. Farmer, Esq, ex-Judge Of
the District Court, as an independent Ca ndi-
date. The white people OF this county, from
their past experience OF the punlc faith OF the
negroes, did not believe that they would vote
against the nominees of their party, and there
fore renamed at home and left this little band
of well-meaning freedmen to fight out their
battle almost alone. Out of three hundred
votes for Farmer, two-thirds were colored. The
Radicals we're Indifferent at first, but fearing
Farmer would be elected the leading county
officers attended the different polls, and by in
t1midation and threats, and, in come cases, by
open violence. took away the Farmer tickets
and compelled the negroes to vo.e for Craig.
The result was the election OF the following
Radicals: Probate j dge, Jesse 8. Craig;
County Commissioner, q. P. Jacoby; Coroner,
J. J. Halford.
ApB-vuLE.
The Abbeville Press of Thursday last says :
The Commissioners OF Election, after recelv-
ing the report of the various boards Of mana
gers, concluded latter three days dellbera-
tlons) to adopt the same without addition Of
modification Or comment. This report differs
IN various particulars from the imperfect re-
turns winch we published last week, and is
substantially as follows
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Spefial aotifes.

IS INSURANCE AND TRUST COMPANY
OF oHARLEs1 oN.-The net proceeds Of the assets
Of this Company, being Four Dollars and Twenty
two cents per Share, will be paid to the Stockholders
on and after THIS DAY, at tho Office Of Mr.. A. III.
YoRELAND. No. 8 Broad.s.reet, formerly the
office OF the Company Certificates of Stock must
be surrendered. JOHN a. HONOUR.
June7 8 President.
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~ BACHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world the only
true and perfect Dye; harmless. reliable, instanta.
neous; no Disappointment; no ridiculous tints;
ed.es the Ill effects of bad dyes; invigorates and
leaves the bair soft and beautiful black or brown
>oid ty all Druggists and Perfumers; and properly
applied at Bachelors Wig Factory No. - Bond
street, New York. 1yr May 10
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PHILOSOPHY OF MARRIAGE-A
NEW COURSE OF LECTURES as delivered at the
New York Museum of Anatomy, embracing the sub
iects Bow to Live and What to Live for Youth,
Maturity and Ola Age Manhood generally review
ed the cause OF Indigestion Flatulrnce and Ner-
vous Diseases accounted for y arr,age Philosoph-
cally Considered &c. These Lectures will be for
warded on receipt of four stamps. by addressing ::
SECRETARY BALTIMORE MUsEUM OF ANATo.
MY, No. IA West Baltimore.street Baltimore, Md.
April 10 muf1yr
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Marrieo.

pARKER-TRoosr.-At Christ Church. on the
evening OF May 4th. by Rev. JoEN FULTON. D. D.,
FRANCIS s. PARKER, Esq. to Miss LILLE B.,
daughter Of LEWIS TRo0sT, Esq.
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The thrifty Chinese in San Francisco are said
to have IS 000, 900 gold boarded IN old stock
ings, and savings bank has been started, to
get it into circulation.
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@CREDITORS'N RS'NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS
indebted to Mr.. GEORGE II. GRUBER are requested
to make payments to either Mr.. GEORGE e.
GRUBER, or to Mr.. G. ". CRU BER, ito be found at
Messrs. CoRwIN'S STORE, KING.sTREET,) during
the month. After the first OF June, all Indebtedness
unpaid will be placed into the hands Of Magistrate,
n order to wind up the affairs speedily possible.
H. GERDT5 CO.,
May 10 limo Agents for Creditors.
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~ CONSIGNEES PER STEAMER SEA
GULL, from Baltimore, are hereby notified that the
steamer is THIS DAY discharging her cargo at Pier
No. ], Union Wharf. AL goods not taken away at
sundown will remain on the wharf at consignee's
risk. MORDECA1 CO.,
Juue7 Agents.
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@THE NEATEST, THE QUICKEST AND
THE cHEApEsT.-THE NEWS JOB OFFICE, No.
149 EAST BAY, having replenished Its Stock with q
new and large assortment of material of the finest
quality and latest styles, is prepared 10 execute, at
the shortest notice aad in the best manner, JOB
PRINTING of every description.
Call and examine the scale Of prices before giving
your orders elsewhere.
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Jun 2

@nUME CUES SrIONS FOR THE SICK
LY AND DEBILITATED.-!si it worth while to en-
dure penal torture after every meal when indi-
gcs.ion can be immsdilc!y relieved and peima.
ncn,ly cured by SO agreeable remedy as HoS1Er-
TEi.'S $40 ZACH BIrrERS
Do. it pay to be compelled by debility and Ian
guor to abandon active business, when brain.
and muscle eau hc brlced up. and the whole system
restored to healthy condition by course OF Hos
LETTERS BIrTERS?
Why approach the dinner table daily with posi-
tive disgust for all that is savory and delicious,
when vigorous appetite for even the p'ainest fare
is created by the use of HO5TETTER'S BIrIERS
Is it wise 10 live in this bright world if it were
dungeon, gloomy, di.contented and miserable when
the worst case Of hypo,hondria can be cured in
week by such pleasant and wholesome e1hilarant
as HOS LETTERS BIrTERS?
Can 1t be possible that any person OF bilious ha.
bit will run the risk OF remiitent fever or bi icus
collie, when he can tone and regulate the great Sc.
cretlve organs with aoSTETrER'S B1TTERS?
Is 1t not species of moral insanity for any mer-
chant, farmer mechanic or traveller to be without
the best known autidote to the effects Of poisoned
air and impure water. HosTErrER'S BITTERsP
Considering the harrassing aud depressing n1ture
of the functional arrangements to which woman Is
subject is it not astonishing that any invalid of the
feebler sex should hesitate to seek the certain relief
afforded in such cases by the genial operation Of
HosTETTRR's BIr1ERs?
These are questions of deeper interest than any OF
the political dogmas Of the day, and those whom
they concern are invited to give them something
more than passing thought. DAG June 8
~ ESSAYS FOR YOUNG MEN.-ON THE
Errors and Abuses incident to Youth and Early Man.
hood with the humane view OF tleatment and cure,
sent by mail free of charge. Address HOWARD AS
cocI.TIoy Rox p PHILADELPHIA Pa.
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Wbitnarp.

LEGARR.-Ded on the 1st inst, at Rockville,
Wadnalaw Island, Mrs. SARAH j. LEGABE, reict
of the late Dr. THOMAS LEG ARE, aged 81 yesls
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So EXECUTORS FINAL NOFICE.--NO-
TICE is hereby given that on the SECOND DAY OF
JULY ensuing, at II o'clock, A. NJ, the undersigned
will apply to the Judge of Probate Of Charleston
County for final discharge as Executors Of Will OF
the late EBENEZER q. RODGERS.
FRANuIS =. RODGERS,)
GEORGE A. RODGERS, Executors.
Z. Il. RODGERS,
Juna2 wlmlmo
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It will thus be seen that JAS. b. ,nral
Democrat) has been elected Senate. Vm
q. Tagsart tDemocratl one OF the Csuat!
Commis sioners; whilst there is tie between
Edward Westfeld lDemocratl and L. P. Gut.
fin tRadicaD for the other vacancy; and some
seventy-,wo votes are claimed by A. z. Conner
(which were polled for A. P. Corror) which il
conceded would give him majority. And Ro-
bert Jones "a Democrat who was run upon the
Radical ticket without bis consent) very &C.
ceptable man to all parties, has been elected
Coroner.
We think no better proof could be offered ol
the fairness OF an election than this report oi
the Commissioners. who, after three days in
vestigstion, could find no ground for impeach.
ing its validity.
The result in Anderson County was as fol
lows: For School Commissioner 81. Hay
ME, Independent, 719 votes; ]. NJ. Carlisle,
Democrat, 4O5. For Coroner-George Ham,
mond, no opposition, ss2. The Intelligencer
remarks:
Mr. William d. Hsynie, independent candi-
date, who was voted tor by both parties, has
been elected school commissioner over the
regular Democratic nominee, Rev. John NJ.
Carlisle. The vote is scarcely more than one.
third Of the whole number OF persons entitled
to vote in this county, and We are not disposed
to attach much importance to the result, al
though it is to be regretted that there is not
more unanimity IN the Democratic ranks.
PIcKENs.
An election was held in Pick ms County on
Tuesday, the 25th ult., for member OF the
Legislature to fill the unexpred term of W. I.
Field, resigned, and for coroner. We believe
there was no party spirit or excitement IN the
election, and The candidates run mainly on
their personal popularity. The Courier states
that J. E. Hagood was elected to the first
and J. W. Major 10 the second position. They
are both Der ocrats.
EDaEFIELD.
Philip Eichelberser, (Republican,) receives
for Coroner 1867 votes-Abraham Jones, (Dem-
ocrat,) 457.
FAIRFIELD.
In Fairfield, ". NJ. Nelson is elected Judge
Of Probate, W. ]. Crawford, County Commits
missioner, and Robert Hawthorn, Coroner
all Republicans.
DARLINGTON.
Darlington County gives, for Clerk Of Coun-
ty, W. E. Charles, (Republican,) 1885; e. B
Brunson, Damocrat,) COB; Coroner, John G.
Gathn, (Republican.) 1914.
CHESTER.
In Chester there seems to have been no op-
position to the Democrat nominee. DR.. E. Corn
wall is elected Coroner. Only 126 votes were
polled.
LAURENs.
The Republicans figure out the following as
the result IN Laurens: For School Commis.
sioner, Nathaniel freeman, (Republican') re-
ceived ITS majority, and for coroner. W.
Fowler, 176 majority. The Laurensville Herald
says the most shameless frauds were practiced
by the Radicals.
oCoNEE.
In Oconeo the election of j. W. HOLMAN,
(Republican,) is claimed. The vote polled was
very small.
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NEW YORK AND cHARLEsTOa
STEA MSHIP LINE.
r % II N Z w 70 II X
CABIN PASSAGE $40.
r d II N Il :

&<a- THR sPLtNDID SDE-wHKRL
NH2S STEAMSHIP MANHATTAN, NJ. 8.
A@E wooDHyIL Commander. win sail
from hdger's ooufh Wharf on EAT
URDAY, June II, az 8 O'Clock A. M.
aE An extra Sharge OF IS made for Tickets pun
chased on board after sailing.
aS- No Bills Of Lading signed after the steamer
leaves.
aIr Through Bills Laiing given for Cotton to
Boston and Providence, R. l.
a1r Marine Insurance by this line u per cent
HS- The steamers of this line are first class In
every respect and their Tables supuled with all
the delicacies Of the New York and Charleston maI
kets. NE
For Freight or Passage, apply to
JAMES ADGEh CO.. Agents,
Corner Adger's Wharf and East Bay Up-stairs.l.
June7 g
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STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
A<S- JHE STEAMSHIP SEA GULL,
Mk2ST4lN Captain N. p. DUTTos will satl for
LEIH1EZxfHS Baltimore on WEDNESDAY After.
NOON, 9th INST, at halfpast Three
O'Clock, from Pier No l, Union Wharf
~ Through Bills Lsdlpar igned for all classes OF
Freight to BOSTON, PdILASkL PHIA, WHINING.
TON. DEL, WASHINGTON CITY, and the NORTH
WEST.
For Freight or passage, apply to
COURTENAY TRENHOLM,
June s Union Wharyes,
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STATES COTTON COMPANY.
Several ques ions of much interest were
very we'll and very earnestly argued III this
cas- :; upon all of which, except one, we shall
refrain from expressing an opinion, since the
decision OF that one must determine the con-
troversy before us.
With view 10 the commencement OF suit
against the United States Cotton COMPANY, o
corporation created by the laws OF New York,
and having its principal place OF business in
New York, process was sued out against the
United States Sea Island Cotton Company.
This process was returned With an acceptance
OF service BY the agent OF the United States
Cotton Company having charge OF its business
IN South Carolina endorsed upon 1t.
There was 10 other serVice before the COM
pany, nor did the company ever appear to the
SUIT Every step taken in 1t was by the plain
tiff alone, aud against the defendant as III de-
fault.
The fundamental question in the case is,
therefore,, was the United States Cotton Com
pany made q party to the suit by the accept
ance of service by its agent
No proof of authority to tho agent to accept
service OF process in behalf OF the company Is
in the case. Acceptance, therefore, has no
other legal effect than simple service upon the
agent.
It seemed to be admitted th.t the Cotton
Company was transacting very considerable
BUSINESS IN South Carolina, and 1T was argued
that service upon its agent enstru sted with
the management of this business must be re.
garded as service upon the company.
But suppose partnership in New York do
ing business in South Carolina, could that
partnership be made amenabe to suit at law
in South Carolina, by service on its agent here?
II the case Of corporation it must DO in
this. that it is even less habls to be sued di-
! rectly in any other State than that by whose
laws it exists and acts.
This view does not leave the plaintiff without
| remedy. He may bring his action oftrespass
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ICoaPoRArIos ELEcTIoS-Ths Cor
pOraiien election last Saturday, pressed
.iOf quietly, end resulted in the selection
of The following ticket:
Mayor. W, H, Tomlin,on; Recorder.
F. ". Sisson; Sergeant, Hutchinson Nc
Daniel; Councilmsn, II. J. Benedict,
Judge Polsley, John S. Miller, John
McCuIlooh, Dr. Robert X, McCsusluni,
aud John & Siortz.
Politics did 10. come into the matter
at all. The above dcke, ives run ex.
clusively as an Improvement ticket, and
upon this issue it was successful. Now
that the people have declared by an Of
most unanimous vote in favor of fixing
our streets, we expect TO see them soon
put in proper condition. To those
of our enterprisiug citizens no more
Q agreeable selection of town officers could
have been made.
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AGAIN SUccEssFuL.-Thc star Of
Charleston, KanawhS county, seems TO
be in h., Ascendant, decidedly. All
our city readers remember what terri
bic struggle was made 10 the Legislature
to kill off her Capital uspirators, by her
rival on the little Kanavhn, and how
comnletely she triumphed over all OPP
position.
10 tho Cjnference Of Methodist min
isters which assembled in Cark'burg
last week. there was a contest for the
honor of entertaining the Conference
next year We DO not suppose there
was as much button 'hOlciug and per'is
tent clccIicncctng done in the latter as
in the former instance, nor that any Ju-
dicial ermino was soiel BY active par
,icipation 10 tho struggle, Nevertheless
the claims Of sovcreI points were p'es'n
ted, but Charleston again came of vic
torious, Happy Charle'too-how thick
" donors are being hCapOd on ,hco.-
hteVigeSs!,
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fHE LADys FEiENp FoO APsm Tile
Fortune Teller is tho subject of the
6ne Steel engraving which leads of the
ln,l number oFthis charming mon,hly.
This is followed b. handsome and ref
ned steel plato Of the ht,s! Paris fashion.
Then we have striking piotu,o Of un
Avalanche anong tbe Alps, followed by
a number of eugravings devoted to Ia
dies and chiIdtn's dresses, bodies.
fancy work, etc, The music For this
number is the popular song, "PaIling
herd against tho Stream" AS to the
literary contents, that powerful and deep.
ly interesting story, "Rolond Yorkc,'
by the famous author of "Erst Lynne"
aud the spirited and fascinating story,
"Bstween Two" by Mss Elizabeth
Prescott, are continued, Published By
Deacon & Peterson, $40 Walnut street
Philadelphia. at $3.50 a year (Which al
so includes large stool engraving
-Four copies SO, Five copies (4ni ols
gratis, IS. Tho Lady's Friend' and
THE Saturday Evening Posi-" (and one
epgmying,) $500,
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GoDEY i, now over thirtynine years
old, and in its present hale AMI hearty
prime can throw its arms abroad through.
out lAo country aol challenge it to pro-
duco supsriot. It ia, 10 thO'rue sense
oftho word, Laiy's Book, and as such
should fnd ito way into every household
ia the land. Bsailes the usual hard.
soma steel plate, each number contains
profuso illustrations on every subject of
interest to the mind Of woman Its rea-
ding mater is original, cbaslc, and beau.
tiful, and is tho production of some Of
the mvst eminent lody wriiers in the
country. Address L. A. Godey Pbihjel.
phio, Pa.
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PrNi&NrhRY-This structure is pro.
crossing quite rapidly The Southern
wing Is now nearly completed. and We
ore informed, presents quite an impo'-
lag appearance, Tho building, when
fully completed, will be one Of the strong
est and most durable structures in the
land. We commend the pride that our
little State Is Ioking in her public build
ings. The Insane Hospital and peuiten'
iiay, SO lor as completed, would be a
credit to the wealthicsl and mos! pOpu-
lcus State in the Uuion,
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Smith Il Martin coniiouo to sell ell
kinds Of staple aud fancy goods as low as
auy house in town, They have also a
splendid assortment Of custom-maiO
boots and shoes, which they are offer.
Ing very cheap Tor cash When you are
IN need ofauythiog 10 their line, 60 10
them and get il.
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REMOVED. Mrs N, A. Boo;on has
removed her Millinery Establishment 10
the room Que door bslow c, NJ Coles
Grocery store, where she will be happy
10 meet her old customers and as many
new enes Gs desire to como,
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Thursday Morning.

$50 Tack lv.--We respectfully ask Tvs
tees Of the Peace TO repor. cases OF publsc In
terest, tried before them, and everybody 10
send Items of interest for publication. Alo.
cal paper should be compendium of lpea
history. Help US to SO make the Register.
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No7tcs.-Harcarter We shall make it rule
le charge at The rate Of Is cents per line for all
"putfs, and advertisements Of any destrip
ton. which are placed in oar local columns
religions and Charitable rotices alone excepted
Free advertising and putting positively dis.
continued,
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Smith q Polsley, opposite the Court
House, have just received large stock
Of hardware. cutlery &c, They selg
oil kinds Of goods very low for cash.
TRY this establishment.
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A good assortment of 'linw'Te aud
Stoves will DO found At c, NJ. Coles. =
He will sell these articles cheaper than
they can be had in Gallipolis. Give
him a cail.
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WE arc under obligation to Ma! Eau
hart, Clerk on tue Pe,rsl No .. for late
fsvos. The Ps,ge, is gooi, safe and
reliable packet, plying daily between
Racine AMI GalIipoli1 we recommend
Der TO our readers.
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VIZ understand tbas it is proposal TO
extend the pavement on the west side Of
Main street, to tho corner of Sta street.
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TH&HKs We return out thanks to
Hon. John S. Wi,cher. N, 9 from tbs
district, for Wsshinglon Raper..
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BALTIMORE AnyEnrislSc AasycY.-- Meisr'
F. S. Riley, Jr., and John N. Kilman, y. 10
South Charles street, Baltimore. Nd, are our
nuthorized agents to receive subscriptions aud
advertisements, at our regular terms.
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Should our people, take it into their
heads, 10 send or to Cincinnati, o.
to buy their merchandise, groceries &c.
at wholesale prices, would moi our Mer.
chants and Grocery mon raise a howl?
Every store aud grocery would soon DO
closed, general business suspended, the
Town forslacn, property rendered almost
naIaelcss, the prosperity of the whole
county impaired, end !hiogs generally
60 to pot" 1t is possible few peo-
Pie would save a few cents on few
meals, but the community, would lose
thousand fold more. 1t would be an
act of business insanity md suicide. It
is the principle though that persons ncl
on, who Fatroniza city printing rats
who 60 aTound seeking the JOB work
thol is legilimately due the counly press
and which the interest Of the public re-
Quire should be done by them
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LADIES wheo you want nice balmo-
raj. or hop Fsi't, ora pair of CATERS,
or oew collar or pair of cuffs, re-
member Iho! you can fad them o Smith
& MDrIin's
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PERsoSAt.-W, I, Mioiurn, Esq, a
resident Of this place, who is we'll known
in this section, oow Chief clerk in the
wholesale dry goods ami notion house
Of Halliday 4 Miles, GnlIipOIis, Ohio,
was IN IOWA Saturday, soliciting orders
for the above mouse, At the time We
ssw him he had succeeded 10 getting
several good orders. This hoasa is tbs
best wholesale establishment in Gallipo-
lis, and our merchants can buy as low
of them as they can Of any house ia
Cincinnati, Mr.. Miuturn comes up ev.
cry SNurday, and will ba hsppy to re
ccipe orders Tor this house, from our
merchants. Try them,
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BLAcKsmrHtNa, We direct attention
20 the sdvsrtisemcn, Of Robert Young,
Blacksmith, in shi. issue of The Register.
As he is good workman, we Gao con-
flen!ly recomsud him to onr readers.
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APPOINTED -G,ysrnot Stevenson has
appointed Capt, 7. ], Lssage, ofcsb,ll
county, as ore his Aids with the rank
ofColonoi