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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1869-04-15
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For Club of Thirty, and $500,
one Of the following articles a Musket Shot
Gun, or Austrian Rifle, 20 Yard Cotton. Lady's
Fancy Square Wool Shawl. Lancaster Quilt,
Accordion, Set of Steel -Bladed Knives and Forks,
Violin and Bow, Fancy Dress Pattern. Pair
Ladies' extra quality Cloth Boots one dozen
large size Linen Towels, Alhambra Quilt, Hon
eycomb Quilt, Cottage Clock. White Wool
Blanket, Is yards best qualify Print u Yards
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HOneycOmb Quilts. Cylinder Watch 4 Yards
Double Width Waterproof Cloaking, Ladv's
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or a Marsailles Quilt, Double EighLKeved Ae-
cordeon. Webster's National Pictorial Diction-
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skin for suit, &c.
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Double Barrel Shot Gun, Rife Cane. or sharp's
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Illustrated Unabridged Dictionary, (1S0O pages),
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FatHisks9 Hssklg 5a Chzs. RlfoDEh, Esq., R4sord-
en- OF ,Jdrkso,, Cot,afs

E IN e. T.
Fa,nisGss Bssklv 5T Ctzs. R,ioDrs. Eso.. Record
or Of JacksoH County.
A -- ~ y4E
John Strausbaugh and wife to Thos, J.,
Beatty-so aCresi in Liberty tp.SSOO
John Strausbaugh and wife to Silas
Larabee--6O acres in Liberty Up. $500
Esther Boyce ct. al. to Samuel Pugh-
part Lots 8 q 4 in Berlin ,S4s5
Jas. Burchfeld and wife to Levi s. Ste
phenson-Quit claim to part Lot 81
in Lick tp,..,............,,S17l6
Jacob H. Kicker and wife to A. W.
Bingham-2Oac acres in Madison town
ship .........'....., 5000
Cyrus Weidler aud wife to Catharine
Morgans-part lot 80 in J. 7. Jones
Ad. to town Of Portland 49,. 5000
L. A. Atkinson Aud. to John L, Long
40 acres in Milton tp..........$8
John L. Long and wife to VIM. Nc
Ghee-Quit claim to lot No, AZ in
jackson. ..,.........!.S > 90
Noah J. Nooks to Hezekiah,S. Bundy
Quit claim to s acres in Milton town
chin , Ea h IA = = p e. pn5
snlP'''' '''''..''.. ..'''.s'.. $40
VIM. A. Kimbrough and wife to Heze-
kiah S. gundy-Quit claim to "a
acres in Milton township. !. $500.
George W. Nooks ct al to Hezeiah s.
Bundy-Quit claim to 100 acres in
Milton tp. ........,.,.,.... $4,000
Tinsley Ware and wife to Eli w. Mar
viR-lot4 and part lot 8 in Win
chester. ...........ss.a..$45O
]. D. Clare and wife to Henry Jones'
So acres in Franklin tp.,,..;$laOO
George w. Barlow and wife to Sarah
Ann Lockard--part lot 1, s. S. r.
land in Franklin tp...;".:%..$6O
Elijah Browning 70 Union Iron Co.
80 acres in Jefferson tp. .$2625
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HELMBOLD's EXTRACT sARsAPARILLA
cleanseS and renOvates the blood, lnstiIs the
vigor of health into the system, and purges out
the humors that make disease.
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CAUTION.

H0cfanfs German Remedies are eoRatevfsited ~
genuine haze ne agnaturs Of @. M Jackson "a
Rams Of de articls bloi1n each bOtaes ARcth@t -
eOaiRteIJeft
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Complete in One Large Octave Vol
ume, of 600 pages, handsomely
and appropriately Embellish-
ed and Illustrated.

THIS work emhodes the results Of Twenty
i years original investigation and highly suc-
cessiul veterinary practice under circumstances
the most favorable for the development Of the
most rational, economical and successful modes
of treatment for all durable diseasea To Nhich
the horse and mule are subject It also couta ins
a most timely and cOmmOn-sense tTtatise ON
Stock Raising and Stock Management, inclnd-
ing Breeding Food. Stable Management Gent
ling, Breaking. Abuses, Shneing, Vices. I'm
sonndhess. the Marks of Age &C., &c. IL is, in
short, complete and perfect guide.t the mOH
rational treatment Of horses aud mulcs, in both
sickness aud health.
The hundreds Of letters received from those
having used the book speak IN terms Of unqnaIi-
fed praise of It's great simplicity snd intrinsic
merits. MR. L. SMITH, of BmpGEwArER,
WILLIAMS CO. o. write: Il have treated sev,Tai
very bad cases by the aid of Stewards Horse
Book with ths best of success One with
SWELLED THROAT, one with CRACKED
HEELS, one with SWELLED HEAD and NECK
and one colt with BLOOD SPAWN
Mr.. A. j. STUART, of Carthage, Tenn. saws :
"By the use Of the remedies in this work Gamer
lean Farmers Horse Book) have cured the
following named diseases Three enscs Of
PHARCY, one of CHAMBERS. several of DIS
| TEMPER. two colts Uf GOSTIVENESS. two
cases Of COLO, one of COLT FOUNDER, one
of BIG HEAD and JAW in its worst stages. one
| of NASAL GLEET, and me Of SCRATCHES
| have two cases of CHAMBERS under trea {.
ment, which am satisfied | shall cure. The
work is almost an inlalible guide"
Mr.. W. s. CONFER, of Davenport Iowa. saw:
"My Horse has had very SORE EYES for The
| past wear and half. and has been treated BY
| good veterinary surgeon without any success,
| hut lately have taken hold myself, and followed
the directions given in the Horse Book, and
now my Horse Is we'll"
JACOB ROBERTS, Esq. ofNew Paltz. Ulster
! Co., N. Y. writes : have examined and com.
| pared the American Farmers Horse Book. and
pronounce it the best Of any have ever seen
both as to Its simplicity and plain manner o
describing diseases. ] have The utmost faith IL
the remedies prcscrihrd, and would not take $2j
for my book If could not have another"
EDWARD POWERS, Esq.. If Orangrville
Trumbull Co., Ohm, says 1T has saved yalu
rule horse for me. chrerfully recommmll i
to every firmer or owner Of horse
WE HAVE RECEIVED HUNDREDS OF JUS1
| SUCH TESTIMONIALS, aud will serd Ion!
list TO any one on application. The following
are among the diseases Qhough by 80 intans nj
of lhem),- already reported as detected and sue
cessfully treated by the aid Of this book:
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Hooland's German Bitlers

n entirely vegetable, and contains M
liquor. It is a compound OF Fluid ETS
tracts. The Roots, Herbs, and BaFka
from which thege' extracts are made
Az ah tss sES'hSssSSi %cSi einai iG'T%ass; THasa!s;
a sole ntt nc lY chemist. These
extracts are then Forwarded 10 this
country 10 be used expressly for the
no alcoholic substance Ofany Kind used
in compromising the Bitters, hence It IL
the only BItteFs that can be used in
cases where alcoholic stimulants are
not advisable.
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QUANTITY %, QUALITY, HELMBoLDs Ex-
RAcr SARsAPARILLA. The dose Is small. Those
who desire a large quantity and large doses Of
medicine ERR. aGa
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ALIvE.-The business men and wo-
men of jackson are waking up to their
true interests, as our advertising col
umns win attest. In addition to the
advertisements noticed elsewhere, we
would call attention to that of Bum,
Davis q Co., an energetic firm, Of hon.
orable, fair dealers. ALSO, to the adj
vertisement of our old friend Washam,
who is on hand with fine stock Of
lclOthing. Also, Mrs. Washam, who,is
"a lady that promises to render salts
faction to her customers. Give them
all call. GoHi
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THE township, Assessors came in on
Monday and'fecefved their blanks and
Instructions, * The following are the
names Of the Assessors: ~ Hamilton
township, Robert D. Stephenson, JET
ferson VIM. Hughes, Madison Isaac
Edwards, Bloomfield Adam B. Elder
kin, Milton Aaron Kirkendall, Franklin
John Claar, Lick Sabin, Grifis, scioto
Henry Weber, Liberty Albert Hartley,
Washington Geo. r. Curry, Jackson
Joseph Rowland, 'la r,3 M Il '1'.a' ss,F
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IN THE SPRING MONTHS, the system nat.
urally undergoes change, and HELMBoLD'S
HroHLY CoxcESrRATED ExTRAoT OF sAEsAPA.
RILLA L an assistant Of the greatest value.
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-Y0nNG LADIES BERARKI

OF THE INJURIOUS EFFECTS Of Face
Powders and Washes. All such remedies close
up the pores of the skin, and in short time
destroy the complexion. II you would have q
fresh, healthy and youthful appearance, use
HELmBoLD's ExTRAcT SARsAPARILLA.
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comprising over go useful articles, not one of
which could be bought at any retail eouutry
store for nearly double the amount.
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CHAMBERS,
C0LIC,
FlSTULA,
Pa ENLARGED HOOK,
SCRATCHES, ".
FRACTURED LEG,
BLOOD SPAWN.
INCLINATION OF THE STOMACH.
EXPLANATION OF THE LUNGS,
BONE SPAWN,
SWlNNY, |t'r .|+
POLL EVIL. u
RING BONE,
STIFF COMPLAINT,
-. CURB,
PHARCY,
LAMENESS OF THE FORE KNEE, ll. Z
CONTRACTION OF THE HEEL,
STAGGERS,
b.. tFLATULENT COLIC
ETUNE IN THE BLADDER,
sNtN CRACKED HOOP, =,
... LOCK-JAW.
GREASY HEEL
INFLAMMATION OF THEEYE,
INFLAMATION OF THE SHOULDER,
LUNG FEVER,
CATARACTS ON THE EYE, sf
BIG HEAD,
DISTEMPER,
STRAINS,
&c, &c &c. &c
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JACKSON MARKETS.
Corrected weekly BIZ Orange Furnace
WANT COLUMN.

Advertisements, will be inserted in this column
at the following rates:
Three lines, or less, one insertion, 25 cents.
Each additional insertion scents per line. Longer
advertisements inserted at the same rates.
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Blood Purinsa

Thee Remedies are Re Bsss
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TNTANTED-Gi -GiirIs.-From six to ten girls
w wanted, to learn the Mliner trade, at the
store and shop Of Carr 81 Miller, Broadway st.,
jackson, Ohio. II
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-11
St. Thaddeus' Church, Aiken, S. c.

AT meeting OF the yestry of this Church, held
on Friday, October Sth, the following preamble
and resolutions were unanimously adopted
Whereas, in the Providence OF God, this parish
has been deprived OF one of its most valued men,
bers in the death mot, however, wholly uneXpect-
ed,) OF the late OTIs J. CHAFEE; and we, the Ves-
try, desire on behalf of ourselves and the congre-
CATION we represent, to put upon record some evil
dence of grateful esteem-as 1t were, to lay upon
his grave q tribute Of afrectionate remembrance.
A life full OF such works as deserve and COM
mand the respect and affection OF men, has been
1tly closed by such death as the Christian wish
es to die-calmly and peaceably falling asleep
upon the bosom OF his Saviour, knowing In whom
he had trusted, supported by the presence of a
Heavenly comforter, and firmly persuaded that
He to whom his soul had been entrusted would
keep in safety that which had been committed to
Him.
Though in all the relations he occupied, his
death creates void which seems to MS almost
irreparable, yet we could not wish him back to
prolong painful and hopeless struggle with dis
ease We bow in resignation to the will OF God.
We thank Him for this, another servant fallen
asleep In "His faith and fears; beseeching Him to
give us grace to follow that good example, that
with him we may be partakers of the Heavenly
KingdomG
Resolved, That q blank page Of our Minute Book
be inscribed with the name, day OF death and age
of our late brother and vestryman.
Resolved, That copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted to the family Of the deceased, with
the expression OF our deep sympathy In their
bereavement.
Resolved, That these resolutions be published
In THE CHARLESTON NEWS and Courier
FRED'K A. FORD,
Chairman OF Vestry.
BENJ NJ MALPOLE Secretary.
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affirm the right of W. n. Hughes to the ofiice or
the right OF anv one to the office: consequently,
from the time of the serving OF the order today
at one O'Clock until Just now, the office OF AS
SCISSOR has been vacant-a mere waif upon the
seo-a wreck with no one aboard, and ready for
any wrecker that came along. The "emlnent"
Judge Moses destroyed the tenure of office, but
we went little further and destroyed the office
itself. and thus acted in accordance with the
Judpe.s decision. Everybody, | promise, will be
nleased when our action is known, and on Mon
dav T expect to see smiling faces everywhere
M scowlinp faces of Republicans and happy
faces of Democrats; but happy faces of members
of both parties-the Republicans happy because
the rights which they claimed are asserted, and
the democrats (who asserted that the Republi-
cans had no man competent to fill the position Of
ACCESSORY because we have by abolishng the
office virtually, in their opinion, admitted the
truth of the assertion. tLaughter.l
Alderman Cunningham. l move that as there
is no further business before Council, it now ad-
journ.
Alderman Mackey. Oh, no, not yet. have one
or two police bills to offer. tLaughter.l
After some qubbling about the bonds OF the off,
GERS lust elected or appointed, Alderman MacKey
offered the following resolution, which was
adopted
Resolved. That the Mayor he and he is hereby
authorized to approve the bonds OF p. J. Coogan,
ctv Annraiser: n. G. Camplin, Assistant City Ap-
praser Caueld Acting Flour Inspector
and George Addison Acaas acton Of COUNCIL at it's
next meeting.
On motion of Alderman Cunningham, Council
then adjourned.
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MENKE & MULLER,
No. 325 KING SIRE
Three Doors below Liberty street.

Have just received and opened large and fine
assortment of Mems Youths and Boys CLOTH.
ING, FURNISHING GOODS, &c. Consisting OF
Elegant OVERCOATS, Business and Dress Suits,
White and Colored Shirts, Underwear Goods &C.,
English and Domestic Half Hose, AleXander's
Calfskln; Cloth, Cashmere, Tweed; SILK and
Thread Gloves, Linen and Paper Collars Crayats,
Neck Ties, Pocket Handkerchiefs, Suspenders,
Umbrellas, &c.
Also, q large and we'll assorted stock Of BROAD,
CLOTH, CASHMERE, -DOESK1N, b Z A T.
CLOTH, &C., large variety Of the new style Pants
and Yes Patterns which we offer to sell by piece,
yard or pattern or make up into garments by
measure, in the latest styles.
Our stock has been selected with great care,
and prices marked very low, in plain fgnres.
Being confident that we can offer inducements
unequalled by any other house. we solicit buyers
In our line to give us q call before purchasing
elsewhere.
All orders will receive our prompt and very
careful attention.
Entire satisfaction Is guaranteed.
Octl1 mwf3mOS
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TN UNITED STATES CoURr-HoN. GEORGE s.
BRYAN, JUDGE PREsDIHG.-The Court was opened
at 10 A. M: Saturday, and the following business
disposed Of:
In the cases Of J. F. Holland vs. H. Arroobs,
John Kershaw VS.. Thomas ]. Anderson, John
Kershaw vs. D. W. Jordan, John BNrshaw VS.. John
Canfg NV. McCurry vs. B. N. b,owne, John D.
wfieyvs Francis D. Greene-petittons for sale OF
real estate-the petitions were referred to Regis
trar Clawson. &c -
In the cases Of Robert Macbethvs. D. A. Layne,
ColeSnbus Gage vs. G. S. Gregorie, E. B. Richard
son VS.. LIS. wingo, and Cleveland + Weber vs.
the same, K. G., Billings vs. R. G. Delaney-peti-
tions to establish hens4the report Of the regis
trar was read and confirmed, and the assignees
ordered to satisfy Hens as reported. 8. ], 5ls
In the cases Of II. H. Thomson vs.. Thomas
Humphreys, Charles Bolt vs.. L. L. 'Pryor-peti-
tions to sell real estate.the assignees were order
ed to satisfy liens as reported BY the registrar.
In the cases Of Adams, McCorkle 6Co. vs.. L.
johnson, John B. Davis vs.. E. W. Ballenger, K. G.
Billings vs.. James R. Magil, W. @. Hunter vs.
James r. Hunter-petitions to establish liens
the report OF the registrar was confirmed, and
the assignees ordered to satisfy the liens as re-
ported. - a..
In the case Of ]. Deloacn VS.. Jeptha, Given, /:
was ordered that the petitioner have leave to es-
tablish lien.
In the case Of T. H., n 3. and 8 II. Wade vs..
George T. and John B. Wade de-petition TO esta-
blisfl Hen Of mortgage--the pstition was referred
to Registrar clawson to2iye, notice to the lien
creditors. -. = - :; 2 2 j. zctr9l aas-.
Court then adjourned until 10 A. NJ to-day.
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, OCTOBER 0 AND lo.-CHARLES-
TON HuTgL.-John G. Williams, LaurcnS: Rev. U.
Hicks. Williamsburg. Va: Edward ~. SancheS,
Matanzas. Cuba: ]. Z. Glett, Augusta; James NJ.
Flood. CAPTAIN A. Cutler, steamship Georgia; I.
]. Kerr and wife, Charles H. Bass anu wife, U. ID.
Seymour. Charles H. Johnson, City: W. Il. ).
Townsend, New Orleans; Wm Gregg, Johns Is
land: John Jacobsohn, j. W. CocEayne' New York;
J. w Lego. s. and g. Railroad: r. l.. Johnson, Ellis
TO Island; 4. r. Jenness, Boston; a. W. Jenness'
Augusta;,R r. o. Bust, Henry F. Henscott George
town: Samuel H. Moore, Mrs. DIR. Patton MISS
Kate Moore. Huntsville: H. ComstoeS, y. NJ. K. r.
St. Louis: B. +. Johnson. W. &. Davis, Eatonton;
+. NJ. Miller, o. II. story, New York; H. Moneys
yce walhala: James McMHHing. l.. Twitty, Spar
tanb,rrg: II. solomon, New York: Stephen c. Mil
lett, Mrs W. Bergen, Beaufort; II. NJ. Dranc, Will
.mtngton; C. U. Shepard, Jr, T. hcily'.cl'y; NJ. 3
Canty, Clarendon. -
PAVILION IIorEI.-B. Sonrs, Grand Junction: j.
p. HOrbach, Charleston: +. |" Murphy, Augusta;
]. W. THOMPSON, W. l.. Reed, savannah and
Charleston Railroad: james f. COOK Graniteviilc:
A. N. Kirkland. Soath CarOlina: H. Rogers, Beall-
fort: Thomas Bancroft Kennedy. Ct.; II: Com
stock, " NJ T. r. st. Louis: Samuel Morgan.
S. +. Montgomery, Spartanburg: George Edward
wilmington, California: J. y. Carlisle, Union; J.
ID. LYONS, Augusta: J. Il. EZe Counha; IL. ,.
Duryea, san Francisco: J. Gorhaln, Sayannan.
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An APPEAL FOR BooKs.-The friends OF the Pa
rochiai School in this city are earnestly requested
to unite in forming library for the use OF the
BOYS OF the Home" connected with that institu-
tion. A number Of books have already been con-
tributed but they fall far short OF the amount re-
uuisite to afford reading matter for the leisure
hours Of these boys and young men. They are
fond Of reading, as the sons OF educated men usu-
ally are, and unless good, wholesome literature
is placed within their reach, they will devour the
miserable trash and .ten-cents novels anoat
through the country. Many Of our citizens can
spare few books to assist in this work without
damaging their own libraries. Fayors Of this
kind win reach their destination II sent to the
principal at the school, and will be thankfully re-
ceiyed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-11

Not A GOOD DRAYMAN.-On Saturday last Of1lcer
Lovett was requested to ''work up the case" OF a
nearo named Jack Robinson, who in March last
had five barrels of sugar placed on his dray to be
carried to the South Carolina Railroad depot, but
neither he nor the sugar ever found the place.
Omcer Lovett soon found his man, and had him
carried before Justice Kanapaux. He was COM
nAted TO jail to answer the charge Of breach Of
trust and larceny.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-11

THEArRE.-That drama of blood and intrigue,
La Tour de Nesle, was performed on Saturday 10
an audience somewhat smaller than on the pre-
vious evenings Of the week. Miss Levering as
Queen Margaret showed considerable aptitude
for high tragedy. "The Child Stealer'' is on the
bills for tonight.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-10-11

A MODEL EsrABLIsHNENr.-wein invite the atten-
ton of the friends OF TIE NEWS in the city and
throughout the State to the excellent facilities
which our office enjoys for the prompt execution
OF all kinds of Book and Job Printing. Fully pro-
vided with new type and machinery Of the latest
and most approved pattern, and having large
and carefully selected stock of cards, envelopes
and papers OF all qualities, The NEWS JOB ONCE is
now prepared to I'LL orders for every description
of plain and ornamental printing in the very best
manner, and at rates at least as low as any other
establishment in the Southern States. Call at
TIE NEWS building (up-stairs) and examine our
scale OF prices and specimens Of our work.
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ByW. Y. LEITCH & R. S. BRUINS Auctioneers.
DROFITABLE INYESTMENTS-FINE
ROW OF BUILDINGS IN BOGAkD
STREET-vACANT LOTS, &c.

Will he sold on TUESDAY, 18th instant, at IL
O'Clock, at the Old Postoffice,
That fine row Of WOODEN BUILDINGS, (efgnt
in numberO situated on the north side OF Bogard,
opposite Sires street. between Rutledge avenue
and Rose lane. Each dwelling contains three
rooms and kitchen attached. Lots measuring
from 20 to 81 feet 'front.' by 40 6-12 feet In depth
ALSO, i,,5a ,s, .-.-
That desirable LOT situated at the northwest
corner of Coming and BOgard streets, measur-
Bogard street, be the same more or less.
ALSO, 49,,
north measuring so feet front on Coming
street be the same dimensions more or less.
ALSO,
That desirable LOT situated on the east sue ot
Coming street between Bogard and Line streetSr M
adjoining lands OF Mr.. p. Collins, measuring %
feet front by 100 feet in depth be the SAID oimen
s'Tl2 TermsNOns.haif cash. balance In one year.
Dwellings to be insured and policy assigned. Pur-j
chasers to pay US for papers and stamps. oct8
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sCRuMBs.-The fines imposed by the Mayor Sat
urday amounted to SIC.
The sloop ]. F. Niles has been procured for the
use of the five colored pilots of this port, two Of
whom have full branch, one fourteen, one
twelve and one a nine feet branch.
Tha jurymen required from the city for the
Court of GenefahsesAons ana Common Pleas will
be urawn By Council this week. 4-'-4Sl- AYR
A post-1nortem examinaflon was held on the
body Of Patrick Carr, By DIS, Buist and stnlonsr
Saturday afternoon pThey viii, report q, the Cor
onerss fury this afternoon at four ocloeks -.
Tie Mayor, on Saturday. discharged q negro
named Isaac Livingston, who was arrested Fri
day. afternoon with two bricks In his hands
during tie ongshoremen's row.
During the week ending Saturday 1855 feet
Of mill timber and 1s6, eStfeet OF lumber were in
spected here. OF the lumber III, 80 feet were
brought by the South Carolina Railroad, and
14,So4 feet by the Northeastern Railrofl.
Mr. Daniel H. Silcox, Spanish Vice Consul at
Charleston, was in. Wilmington On Thurs
day but left for home on Friday. The Star sup
poses his visit had something to 10 with the sloop-
of-war Cuba.
Executions are being made out against ali de-
linquents for city taxes.
A policeman who was discharged by Captain
Hendricks few days since immediately after
received an appointment as State constable from
Governor Scott.
The seven hundred a. Il thirty-three licensed
carts and drays in the city contribute s14,6eo to
the city treasury.
The amount OF money contributed to the city
treasury by the ''retal and tavern licenses is
S3O,70O. & ~
The Terpsichore Social Club recently formed by
somd OF the young gallants In our city, gave their
first entertainment on last Friday evening. and
the poetry Of motion was fully developed.