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Eminent Woman of the Age.-or
young friend MARSHALL Ross, has secured the
Agency OF Weston Township for this valuable
book, and our readers in that locality can expect
caall from him soop. nN I l7Ha
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FnoM nos. JAMES rnoMlsON,
YnoM rEv, JosErn n KExSAnp, I. p,

Pastor Of tl.e Tenth Baptist Church, fhiladclphiA;
ri DR, JAcE r-pKAR SiH;-TI hare bseH Jir9srs 4,
TeQaesiod 10 eaaRsci my ,yh HLi'"Hs II
dereHf kinds " stcfRSs ba' T1rtiiHy ne try'rtirs
az ot " nay appropriate Sere, hJrr IN all cIsrS d':
OiiHsd LHf peh clear rO( "a riaaS iIssiusces, md
particularly ~ ~ btfg flnHy ~ 10 ns.I IiHsss N Df
MotaRas a assp B,sSys dsrJff tor f'rns ~ y
ssadf coTsS, 70 siytss MY Hh THrtctiVa fH for gtn
enl dvtlly of the system and especially for Liver
Complaint, Il Is 49, EASaie and Nalua X
Iad fbHs MSuaHs, ] d,s.h s's, U.l
Dc very bsas GeilIDlh ta M'.se Wio sgIicT
SkoA hs aboux causes. ioarS, rc'g respectfully
tF nv ri !. N KRNNiRD
q Ig ttfAIa lt 10 Eighih, bolVV Coates stTssi.
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sunday school Picnic.-Tbs Sabbath

Schools OF the Presbyterian aud NJ. r. Church
orthis place, propose uniting in a Picnic aud
Boat ride, on Tuesday next. The friends Of
both schools are cordially Invited to 60 with
them ana bring he eatables for a splendid
dinner.
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RaR's Yessubi4 SSai,6, Mar Rasra, ,wius,im-
uiute the absorbeuis and the secretiouS Of
the hair trbes until they regain their original
yigor. Try IL. ON -tufIIV .fI
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CCuooL EXAMINERS, NOTICE.

ANNtINVBI EN Y vi NTItSV NVTTTtE.-
- The Board will hold their next regular scs :
SON for the examination of Tea chers, ut
West Millgrove, Friday, September 3, 1869.
,PrrrysburR. Friday, October 1, 1869.
Weston, Friday, November 5, 1859.
Bowling Green. Fri lay, November 10, 1869.
Applicants neednot arply for Special Exam
ination, but are requested 10 attend the stated
meetings Of the Board. Correspondence with
the Examiners should be directed to the under
signed, at Weston, o. d. A. AVERY, Oerk.
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FROM non. GEO. ". WOODWARD,

Chief Justice Of the Strrcmc Court of Pennsylvania.
,t ,IHiLApEl PRiA, March l6 1907,
fad :" HoofGnfs German BiHers u Ea an tnioJ,
taBo b~rSraO bat is 0.d tnnic, tc fHi ~ diSrdcrt
V ne digesi,rc 6tntG md qT srcdt LcneGf in tdses ~
dsbiistV aud GaI u RsTtta's aciiOn, an De system.
'' i'.' w GEo W. ToODWARD.
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n yos are irosblcl Wli f'Gigssiiop, do not fail
to try DR.: Whituesey's Dyspepsia Cure.
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TEACHERS Certificates.

The Board. of Examiners for Wood County,
Ohio, held an examination of Teachers, at FREQ
polt, on Tuesday Aug. 8, A. D 1869. The fol-
lowing il the resnlt. - - ~ - . - :
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Il EGAL NOTICE

The defendant, George Pain, will take notice
that there is now on Bic in the otcs Of the Clerk
OF the Court Df Common Pleas, Wood county,
Ohio. the pstltinn oi William Weaver, claiming
of the said defendant the sum Of $500, with in-
terest from the lst day Of September A. ID, 1868,
as money due on pronisory note made by tue
the said George Pain. aud the pa mcnt thereof
BY him guaranteed. The said George Pain Is
liable therein as guarantee. and Is required u
answer said petition by the 25th dav Of Septenl-
Der, A.. ID. 1869. ulE RIOBY 4 JONES. Vi
HoRD's, Attorneys for P'f. Ifi Z
August 6, 1862. ta ilmay l5$s
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snee eHNhieh hasNttOuied the practice o I
the Wndersiyned in the treatmrnt oIdi.eases c,,n,
inH under the above head ia auIAoient guarantee
that what he und derta, eshe performs and in every
case eHcets rAdicaleure. u -
frivNte Rooms are provided where esRsaltatlons
can be procured In the strlctest confidence.
General onee over Nos 80 and 10 " onroe street,
hrst room to the tight at the tor OF the stairway
All letters eontaining remittance or postage
stamp promptly answered.
e~ once hours from ieto I, aud from 10 0.
Gall on or address r. II. TYMfANI,M. D,
Suh Toledo, Ohio.
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Vebers S Patent Gate

The undersigned would respectfully announce
tO the citizens of Wood County. that they hare
recently purchased the Exclusive Right 10 man
ufaeture aud sell
Vebsr's Patent Farm and Stock Gate.
For durability and convenience this Gate Is
not surpassed by any now in use. II Is simple
in construction, aud can be handled with ease
by children from s "a 10 yenfs old.
TllOae desiring Gates should consult their nv
interests by examining the merits OF this Gate
Ii should be remembered that these two Young
men are the uulotlunaie victims of premature
discharge Of = Cannon that occurred at this place
last Fall, and as they represent a meritorlous
article, should receive the support of all who
desire 10 asSist them IN Nblaihlhk a living,
FREDERICK IiOLII6ER.
SAMuELFARRER. IN u,
Psussburg, Jnnc IL, ls6s. IS
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.L.EGAt lApvERTIsEMENT
ExecatOI's Sale Of Real Estate.

.nr thr 9it, day Of August, 1889, belwfeh.
" ths bnurS Of ] and o'eldek =. a., a. the
don't ~ me Cburt-hpuse, IN fgrrvseere, Ohin,
Shi ceisvld ID the. highest bidder rhe ALLOWING
real estate as he pr"pefty of Geo, y. Pafsen5,
oefeahcd, ,t0-VW. N ANl lriHH 10 nd
Theay Nd the No Y and NJ M y. 6fl ths
~ - Ot sec ~. " 5, range 10 erat, centaiuing
20 acres ~ la1t. Aud the undecided halt of the
se sec ~ ma, range ~ aud the N a
oI ihe ne tde of the mn x. aud the 81 J !,
~ the m x hmEee ~. lp =, taugs o easi, Al ID
Wepd Cnanty, Ohio, containing tt6 acres. Ni'ih
Terms Of salc; one third esak, lralsnc.s "a "a.
and twu yearS occurred hy war,kaRs un hrsmis
sea. p.S. SbENIN. fkRecnktr of :
.lHstH Geo. NJ fnrapnse
.. T. PRicEi Attorney. .,, si f(dSS
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j. #. s. s. u. PRI
PERRYSBURG MEATSTORE

j. G. HOFFMAN s. BRO.
WSatalltnes to he tound athis heSdqu 'rters IN
II Louisiana avenue. IIe aiway keeps on hand
an excel tent quality af Meat, to which ne Invites
the attention Of all lovers of juicy Roast, or u
tender steak. Give him trial. SEE
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TOLEDO ADVERTISEMENTS
A PERMANENT lNsTITuTloN

The undersigned nav.
ing had dTNvcney six
years eEpettenee ASA
fRAcrtotNa PurstciAs
In ahe haamee valley
eallsattention ofthose
interested 90 the faei
that he has established
~ suite ofroeins In Ms
! ers'nlock, on uenrp y +
street, a regular DIS
pensatory for the treat
ment aud permah eht
cure ofallkRewh terh-
Vate Deseas ses,
whether of recent oti.
gin or oflonE dug
In NALEeF rgMALE.
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HlOOd Purifiers

gssy kSas0n, ahd viii cure all discdsI reInBisg ra~
Iad 6tced k,tpyo@sW@ tladgars L,'r y""r
u Rsss gesndies Hluuuuu.Afapd "o discds, w,l
ever dssaa gos. The bcS Ue couSivg TecR u'd
heat. " years eT h0Hea reDutatioH 20 for anything
eSu mum nv Gsss prepa raiiOss. -,r u.,l
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LOCAL MATTERS.
CHEAP ADVERTISING.

The CHARLESTON NEWS, the circulation Of
(which is about twice rs large as that of any
other paper published in South Carolina, is the
best advertising medium for all business men.
bFor persons who want stu ,tons or servants;
+ who want houses or apartments, or have them
to rent; who want or who offer board and lodg-
ing; who have lost or found articles of value,
THE News has 1io equal; and in order that all
classes may have their wants supplied, we have
adopted the following scale of cEEAp ADvEn-
Tfsa1ENTs, payment for which must invariably
be made ,ohen the order Is giuen:
Advertisements of situations wanted by or
offered to clerks, governesses, tutors, work
men, mechanics, house-servants, porters, shop
boys, cooks and washers; board and lodging
wanted or offered; apartments wanted or to
let; articles lost found; houses, shops, Offices
and warehouses wanted or to let, and miscella-
neous wants Of all kinds. -f s
For each insertion Of advertisements of the
classes specified:
Not exceeding THREE LINES or 40 words. .25 cents
FoUR LINES or 80 words, -. 40
FIVE LINES or 40 words..... so 4"
All advertisements to be inserted at these
rates must be prepaid and delivered at TEE
NEWS Office by 8 P. NJ, Aa
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UNITED STATES COURT. JUNE 15.-HoN. GEO.
8. Bryan, PREsDINa.-In the Circuit Court
The following cases ON the issue docket were
called and disposed Of:
Andrew J. Rountree vs.. VIM. Stevern ct al.
Debt. Rutledge & Young for the plaintltT But
Ter q Youmans for the defendant. Verdict for
plaintiff, $74S 75, with endorsement on the
record. Subject to appeal by argument of
counsel and decision Of the Supreme Court on
negro debts"
Edwd. 81. Williamson, administrator, Vs..
David Rsley. Assumpsit. Buist & Buist for
plaintiff. and George D. Bry an for defendant.
Verdict for the plaintiff. 1865 As, with interest
from the I'D Of November, 1867.
John Horsmann VS.. Lewis +. Rooster. AS
sumpsiL. John Phillips for the plaintiff and
Simons & Siegling contra. Verdict for plain
tiff, $1119 67.
J. j. Pope VS.. John 8. Riggs. Case for non
performance Of instructions in regard to sale
Slmonton Barker for nlaintif; T. Y. Simons
and w. D. Porter for defendant Jury No.
were occupied with hearing testimony until
the hour of adjournment.
In the Bankrupt Court. VIM. Summer was
finally discharged in bankruptcy.
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Valuable Real Estate at auction.
BY HOLMES & MACBETH.
4 AuCtiOn0erN,


By virtue of an order Of sale to directed by the
Hon. Geo. 8. Bryan. Judge of the United States
District Court for the District of South Carolins
Twill offer for sale at public auction. at the Old
Postoace, foot of Broad.street. Charleston, 8. O.,
upon THURSDAY, July 1st. at II O'Clock A. NJ,
lying and being in the City of Columbia and State Of
South Carolina, measuring and containing in front
on Waehtngton-sreet sixy.sx (66 feet, and In depth
one hundred and four t10D feet Bntting sad bound
Ing west on lands now late Of estate OF Charles
Beck. east on lands OF A. Gage and J. d. Bateman,
south ON lands Of g. v. Antwerp, and north on
Washington-stre
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay for papers and
stamps LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee #. g. DeFontaine.
To WHOM TT MAY CoNoHRN-An lien creditors
OF +. q. DEFONTAINE. Bankrupt are hereby not-
fed that pursuant 10 an order Of the Court. dated
June 1Otn 1859, they are required to prove and
establish their liens before J. @. CARPENTER,
Esq Reatstrar. or before the 1st OF July, 1859.
OF else be debalred from any benefit arising from
the decree to be made In this case.
June III fwmfw5tbl LOUIS NOLAN
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Valuable Reat Estate at AUCTION
w. Y. LEITCH & r.. s. BRUINS,

lie he Oo So
Auctioneors.
By virtue of an order of sale to directed by the
Hon George s. Ery"n. Judge Of the United States
District Court for the District Of south Carolina
will offer for sale at public auction at the Old Post
Office, foot OF Broad.street, on THURSDAY, July
ALL Al THAT 'ISi PLaNTA1ioN Or TRACT OF LAND.
on the Wando River, known as Woodville. contain
ing four m hundred acres more or less. boundaries
and dun ensions in future advertisementl .
ALL That pLANrA11Sas 41sSs OR TRACT OF LAND.
the Four Mile House. on the plank road. Containing
acres of high land and eight of marsh
land, more or less boundaries and dimensions In
future advertisement]
ALL THAT PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND.
opposite the Quarter House. on the plank road, five
miles from Charleston. further particulars in fu-
ture advertisements
THREE HOUSES AND LOTS, one vacant lot and
eighteen OF marsh land in the Village Of Rkers-
Vile. Location and boundaries In future adver-
tisement
ONE LOT OF LAND in the Town of Aiken, con.
tanning one and one-half acres OF land, opposite
sv artz.s Hotel Further particulars in future ad-
ONE TRACT OF LAND on Charleston and savau.
nah Railroad' at Village Of Ravenel, containing
twenty acres Further particulars in future ad-
vertlsement.1 5g
ONE TRACT OF LAND % known as Richmond
Hill near Loganville, on Charleston and Savannah
Railroad, tanning ono hundred and,twenty-fva
acres, more or less.
ONE TRACT OF LAND near New Road Station.
on Charleston and savannah Railroad, containing
three hundred acres, more or less.
Terms-One.thIrd cash balance In two equal sue
cessive annual instalments secured by bond of pur-
chaser and mortgage Of the premises. Buildings to
be insured and policy assigned Purchasers to pay
for all necessary papers and stamps
LOUIS NOLAN,
Assignee for D. Riker
go To WHOM IT MAY CoHcRRN.-Ihe leiu
creditors of D. RIKER. Bankrupt, are hereby nou-
ned tina. pursuant order of court, dated March
26th. 1862 they ara required to prove and establish
their liens before O. CARPENTER. Esu Regis
trar before July 1st 1862 or else be debarred
from any benefit arising hom the claim to be made
in this case LOUIS MOI, AN
June 16 ws6 Assignee D. Rtker
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1l0ints, Giquors, @tf.
l. ID w HIS KIE 8.

THE UNDERSIGNED BEG LEAVE TO AN
NOUNOE that they have been appointed by Messrs.
HENRY g. HANNIS & CO.. Of PHILADELPHIA their
sole Agents for the state Of South Carolina for the
sale Of their celebrated ACME K, Xxx XXX xxx
NGO1 Ar. CABINET and other brands OLD RYE
WHISKIES.
They also wish to announce that they will be in
constant receipt Of their COPPER DISTILLED
MOUNTAIN PURE RYE WHISKIES direct from
DistiIlery at HannisvIlle, Berkeley County, West
Virginia.
Liberal contracts will be made for large lots of
new Whiskies In bond at Distillery Warehouse
OLACIU5 Il WITTE,
No. Sc East Bay street,
June 10 wfm3mos Charleston, s. G.
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The STATE CoURT-IN THE GaNERAL SEs-
sIoNs--HoN. r. b. CARPENTER, PRESIDING
The case of the State VS.. Gabriel Levy, indict-
ment for murder, was up for trial. The cir
substances, as developed by the evidence, are
briefly these:
On the 25th of September, 1868, the prisoner
and deceased were at work upon the plantation
Of DR.. Barker on Cooper River. about fourteen
miles from the city. dispute occurred be-
tween the prisoner and one Robin Steward,
which was afterwards interfered in by the de-
ceased. After daring the prisoner to come out
on the bank, the deceased assaulted him. The
prisoner did not return the assault at first, but
upon its being continued, picked up q paddle
in an adjoining canoe and hit the dece ased
upon the head; that before being separated,
the prisoner and deceased resumed the work.
and that on the next day Richard Nesbitt died.
After the examination OF the testimony,
John A. Moroso, Esq, opened for the defence.
He contended that even if the death resulted
from the blows as alleged, the circumstances Of
the case deprived it OF it's criminal nature, and
made it a case Of homicide Sc edefendendo- that
the prisoner inflicted the blow under the inn
preston that he was about to receive great
bodily harm, and only after having retreated.
He demanded verdict of acquittal for the
prisoner.
Attorney General Chamberlain then address,
ed the jury in reply. He contended that the
right OF self defence was undenied but that it
should be only exercised in q reasonable man
ner, and that the infection Of the blow was the
promptings Of malice, and that The jury we're
bound to convict of murder or manslaughter.
G. q. Sass, Esq, closed the argument in be-
half of the defence. He contended, first, that
there was au absence of malice necessary to
make it murder; second, that it was not iri'evi-
dence that the death resulted from the blow.
and that. even admitting that, under all the
circumstances, it was case Of justifable hom-
icide.
His Honor the Judge charged the jury that
under the evidence they were bound to return
a verdict of murder or manslaughter.
The jury after an absence Of some hours,
returned verdict of "Guilty of manslaughter." {"
The State VS.. Harriet axwell-Indictment
for larceny; R. s. Tharin, Esq, for the defence
"Guilty."
The State vs.. Primus vine-Larceny under
the Statute. R. s. Tharin. Esq, for the defence.
The Court was occupied in this case up to
the hour of adjournment.
The Grand Jury made the following returns !:
The State vs.. Eddly-Larceny OF notes. NO
biIl.
The State vs.. A. Mcclellan, P. Mcclellan and
D. Steel-Assault. No bill. att
The State vs.. William McElhose-Maicious
trespass. True bill.
The State VS.. Rachael Lee-Larceny. True
bill. tG.s Is. ~ x .,.
The State vs. Ellen Mitchell-Larceny Of
notes. True bill.
The State vs. Thomas tchfield-Larceny
of nstes. True bill.
BILL oF FMoRTAIITY.-Return Of deaths with
in the City Of Charleston for the week ending
June IL, 1869:
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it's members. With these recoilections Of our
deceased friend pressing upon us, therefore

its members. With these recoilections Of our
deceased friend pressing upon us, therefore
be It, 81 H,j s. 4
TRNs the Etna Steam Fire Engine Company
has sustained the loss Of nn honorable and
highly este esmed member. whose absence from
our midst we deeply lament.
Rescued. That as q token Of our respect for
the memory Of the deceased, this company wear
the usual badge oil mourning for the space of
thirty days.
Resotved, That blank phge in our Minute
Book be inscribed to his memory.
Resoloed. That copy Of this preamble and
these resolutions be sent to the widow OF the
deceased, with our sincere sympathy Of condo
lence in her sad bereavement.
hesolued, That this preamble and these
resolutions be published in the daily papers.
From the Minutes. JOHN MoLErsH,
Secretary.
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$SuspENs1oY or THE ZEIrUNa. With much
Begret we notice in the Issue OF the Charleston.
Br Zeitung, for the 14th inst, c paragraph. Of
which the following is q tran Station ..s4.
Sad Ne,os.-We regret to be compelled to
announce to our readers to-day that the
|sharlestoner Zeitt1ng cannot appear again Tor
me time, as the Irresponsible" editor and
bprietor Of the sanae, Professor Herman d.
Ter, is not to be found anywhere. II any OF
subscribers should not receive this num-
OF the Zeltung, 1t will be because Prof.
rman ID. Meier did not furnish the requisite
ount Of paper.
Ve are compelled to ask Prof. Meier, in this
Sic manner, for further instructions, and
Is that he will Jet us know by Tomorrow
ther he intends to continue the publication
lie Zeltpng, or what disposition he designs
11lijsaa u IL.
6ythe Same time we also request those Ger
Ss. who feel On interest In the publication
good German psper in Charleston, t07visit
m our Ofiice, where we can be seen every
rnin0 till Saturday next, from 8 to IL O'Clock,
In Case Prof. Meier should not before then
sa oivon ea$jafActoxy explanation, or made
definite disposition Of hts property. i Ia
dIrsosicn aSd in she naae q sns star oe
@ ZeitunR. g ;rsnpia1W ,t'N tss!:ag " 4
1rhe above sfa6ouncefaens ID dssbsiesS Mo1n
g pen Of Mr.sDsysr. shsf indsstigsb saatst-
editor Of the 8situng. who haS bus recent
become connected with that Journal.
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PERsoNAI--4Maior Engelhard, the editor OF
athe Wilmington journal, passed through
charleston yesterday ol his way to savannah.
Major Engelhard was q gallant and ,diatin-
Euished officer in the Confederate army, ana fs
bow working, paanfully toyrestore to his native
Dtate the political purity and material pros
aperity of which she has been robbed hy. the
!shiftless adventurers who for the time control
her destinies. essTsAt! . 9 . - :! -
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KEROSENE EXPLOSION before yester-
day, a lady in this city placed kerosene lamp
before her on centre table. and when in the
act of turning the screw to decrease the light,
a terrible explosion ensued, throwing the oil
in every direction. Fortunately she sprang
out of the way in time to save herself nom the
flame. which deyoured everything within its
hreach. "A. ~ NeEA. ..t ~
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MERCANTILE PR1NTNa.-All kinds of mer-
camille printing such as circulars. letter heads,
cards, bill heads, statements, &C., for count
ing-rooms and Offices, promptly executed in
the neatest style and at the lowest rates for
cash, at THE News JOB OFFICE. No. 149 East
Bay.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-06-16
AUcy1oN sA1Es THIS DAY.

MILES DRAKE will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, clothing, hats and dry goods.
N. HUNT & Son will sell at 10 o'clock, at their
store, boots, shoes, &c.
r. NJ. MARsHALI. & BROTHER will sell at halG.
past 10 O'Clock, at their Office. horses, mules,