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

n REPORTERS CRUMBs.-Major johnson, the
new Untod States Marshal, has qualified, and
Will probably enter upon the discharge of his
duties to-day.
The monogram belonging to the front of st..
Michael's Church pulpit, which at The close of
the war was carried of by memento hunters,
with valuable silver belonging to the church,
has been returned from New Jersey. piece
OF the silver is also daily expected from party
In Illinois.
Rumored, that several incompetent magis.
trates are to 'sgo by the board" this week.
Mr.. J. T. Maher, of this city, has received
from MIR. E. D. Woodruff, Of Philadelphia, who
participated in our last annual Fire Depart
ment parade, photographs Of the Weccacoe
Hose Company Of Philadelphia, for the Pioneer,
&tna and Palmetto Fire Companies here.
The rapid and frequent striking Of st. Mi
chael's clock yesterday afternoon was cause d
by the weight having run down.
y The chimney attached to the premises OF
Mr. Holmes, in st. Philip p-street, blazcd out on
eSaturday, causing slight alarm Of fire.
The docket OF the Mayors Court on satur-
: day showed 3 large increase in business of q
triaing nature.
The police made descent on q colored
gambling house in KING near Queen-street,
lsst evening. half-past nine O'Clock. The decks
were swept. and the participants ssbagged."
The promises Of Mr.. y. g. Westendorfg.
Queen-streets were robbed on Saturday night,
and some game" stock carried of.
Chief Justice Chase leaves this morning for
Raleigh.
An old colored woman was found dead on
the road side near the four mile house. on
Friday. Cause-age and infrnity.
Mr. Fay, white wheelwright, in Church
street, next to vt. Philips Church, was found.
hanging on the sharp pointed iron railing Of
che charchyard. hight before last, and was re-
Ieved by some colo.ed men. He had attempt-
ed to reaah the rear OF his shop by climbing
on the railing, while intoxicated, and fell, ono
of the spears entering his leg. by which lie
hung for several hours. He was badly hurt.
One OF tho periodical concerts OF the st.
Johns Lutheran Sunday Sob ool came OF yes.
tardsy afternoon. DR.. Hicks addressed the
school, and brief speeches were made by two Of
the pupils, Henry Lucas and sinc,sir West.
The school is highly prosperous.
Acolored woman rode up on ono OF the Rut-
isdge-street cars on Saturday evening as fAr
as Morris-street, where she got or and sat ON q
door sill near by and died In few minutes.
Probable cause Of death, age and debility.
Among the officers Of the First Brigade OF
South Carolina Regulars present at the last
meeting was Lieutenant Scanlan, who was
mentioned in the proceedings as eergeant,
which was not mis- true rank.
The velocipedists plead to be allowed the
privilege OF the sea face Of the Battery and sase
west eide Of Meeting-street. The police say
may.
An eleveted stand has been placed before the
Mayors desk 10 hisscourt-room, and bar rails
cd 70 keep prisoners at S respectful distance,
while they stand i'm full view Of his Honor.
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81 -. Q Lou % n a n N l..

THIS NEW AND OOdA6OpIOUS HOUSE, LOCAT.
I'D corner OF broadway and Frysscond.sireet,
POSSESSES advantages over all Other houses Tor the 90.
ccmrnodatton OF ies Guests. ~ was built oxpressiy
sor nrssciass family boarding house--she 9cosass
being large and en- suiee heated BY sseara-wth not
and cold water end f6E0tshGd sec0md 10 M0a0s wfle
the 9uanaxy depak&ment II I'D the most experienced
bands a66Tdin1 gaesta an slneQualled table.
One OF Atwoodse Patent E5evators 10 also amona
guests ct IN Nosiru. FFff 'Ta-a- -5-s' ~ =,
me Broadwsy and University Pqacs Cars psss the
door every four 1sinutes. .runnirs htom ths Oily
HAN TO Central Park, while Tho Sixth ana aye1,th
Avenue Mncs are hus q aAort block ON either side.
anoraing ample faoilitice for comunicattnR tf Ai
rho depots, stsausboat Sandingp plaees or afpuGs.
Msns ana husineee a. this great metropolis.
6Oakc ~ H0sALaGY. RrORrzetors.
Baech ~ 61Aes
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How TT WoRxs.-A lady, who advertised In
The NEWS. ON Saturday, for servant, writes us
requesting particularly that her advertisement
be stopped, inasmuoh as she was run down by
applicants within few hours after the first
publication Of her s'want." Instances occur
almost every day. illustrating the value of our
advertising columns as q means for the supply
Of wants OF all kinds, and for the recovery OF
lost and stolen articles.
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SOUTHERN LANDS WANTHD-It Will be seen
by tho advertisement printed elsewhere, that
W. G. Alden & Co., Of New York, have estab-
lshed special department for the purchase
and sale Of Southern real estate. This branch
Of the business will be managed by Mr.. J. M.
Morgan. late of this city, who refers to Messrs.
Ct. A. Trenholm & Son. There is market in
New York for our real estate. and sellers will
do we'll to put them selves in communi cation
with Mr.. Morgan without delay.
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PLANTATION FOB SALIENT. A. Stevens, q
well-known merchant of Augusta, Ga, offers
for sale q fine plantation in Thomas County.
Ga, known as the ''seward Home Place." hav-
Ing been formerly the property of the Hon.
hmes L. Seward. Further particulars may be
bund in the advertisement.
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Boots, Shoes and Hats.
BY MILES DRAKE.

On TOMORROW, (Tuesday.) at 10 O'Clock. I will
sen a. my store, corner OF King and Liberty
sEvENTY-FlvE CASES BOOTS AND SHOES.
choice assortment. consisting of Cases Mems Calf
congress and Oxford Tes Buff aud Calf Brorapn
Balmorals Malakoffs and jersey Ties Ladies' Mo.
rocco Polish Boots. busbins. Ties and Slippers.
Serge Congress-, Women's Booteos Misses and
Childrer's Cong ress, Polish Boots, Ties, &c.
ALSO,
20 DOZEN MEMS AND BOYS FELT HATa
00 dozen Mems and Boys Leghorn and Canton
da,6. June7
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AUCTION SALE THIS DAY
A. G. Mo9u.LIvRAY will sell at IL O'Clock, at
the Courthouse. real estate and contents Of .
lruy5erY store.
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B INESS TICES.
The BEST assortment Of India Gauze and
Lisle Thread Under Shirts Of all sizes and
grades, just received at and for sale low for
cash, at E. SCOTrS.
Star Shirt Emporium, Meeeting-street,
June Opposite Market HALL
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RrGcst Carculnti0n.-THED DAILY NEWS
BKNG TEE NEWSPAPER OFFICIALLY RE
CySNXzED As IA V1NG THE LARGEST CIR
sDLATION IN THE CITY OF CHARLESTON.
PUBLISHES TIE LIST OF LETTERS REMAIN
Eng IN THE POSTOFFICE At THE END OF
EAOH WEEK. ACCORDING TO THE PRoVzs-
IONS OF THE NEW POSTOFFYCE LAW.
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LOCAL MATTERS.

MEETINGS THIS DAP.
&olomon's Lodge, at 8 P. M.
Palmetto Encampment, at 8 P. M.
Palmetto Fire Company, at P. II.
Washington Fire Company, at p. M.
s. F. Club, III s p. "a.
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kERosENE Aco1DzNT.-A kerosene lamp ex-
ploded last evening over the store Of Mr.. d. w.
Goetjen, grocer, corner Of King-street and
Horlbecks alley, seriously If not fatally burning
Mrs. Goetjen. who was removed to an opposite
residence to receive medical aid. Mr.. Goetien
was slightly burned on the arms, trying to
assist his wife. The engines were out, sup
posing that O FIRE had broken ont.
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ssss%Hss1oN AND AUGUSTA RAuRoAD.-At meet
ISs ne Beard of Directors of this road, held
usta ON Friday last, the report Of
sS s%Ss King, Magrath, Hazlehurst and Con-
'ssssss onnlittee charged with devising
Ssl Ssss 2nplete the road to Macon, was
i Il say their investigation show
y s553$sSN mary affairs Of the company
siisccnraging condition. With
ES S " sSNat almost unreliable, they
~ woen Car'ak and Milledgeville
:sS Ne N eApepses, They then mention
S AN ,ss5sssa SSs Nphcahon tor aid to the Geor-
Y n SssSs Stnro Apd theil subsequent arrange
| Il which help was procured from the
sssS Railroad. This had enabled them to
\ | means OF at once putting the road
ss contract; but before doing so, they
fzSSeah E est to report their action to the
directors. .;.e directors thereupon adopted
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TaluabA Plantation at auction.
w. Y. LEITCH & II. 8. BRUINS.

BY v rtue of an order TO me directed by the Hon.
George 8. Bryan, Judge Of the United Statea Dis
triGt Court for the District Of South Carolina.
VIII oter for sale atpubc auction, at the old POST
june next. at II O'Clock A. M
Az that PLANTATION Or TRACT OF LAND I'm
st: Stephens Parish. known the Buck Hall PLAN
dng and bounding the north by lands OF estate of
i. L. Gourdtn; on the east lands of Jas. PesaIar
Smith and DR. Henry Iavenei; and on the south ON
lands OF w. @. Hertot and q. p. Smith, as BY reer-
ence to plat made by W. r. Erwin win more fully
appear.
Terms-One-third cash; balance In one and twu
years. to be secuted by bond Of the purchaser ana
mortgage OF the premises sold. Purchaser to paY
for papers and stamps. LOUIS MOL AIN.
May "a mth7 Assignee of r. 8. WarinQ.
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VISIT or CHARrxsroN FIaE9MTo SAVANNAH
AND BRuNswIcK, GA.-The Savannah News OF
Saturday has the following:
Yesterday the steamer Plaster brought to
Savannah the folio WING nan3ed Aremen mena-
nars Of the 6tonewall. vlgiiant. MtnA and
Wray, j: +. DeLMcey, b. 9. Reigs, j. Q. Ripley.
y. M. Butler, Jr., M. b. Brown. George E.
6trohecker and b. a. Horton. \
They we're taken IN charge by several or the
ssights' until the afternoon, when the steam.
or left for Brunswick. She will atop here on
her return trip and then 60 to Charleston. The
object q these yisiting f,remen ia pleasure
Later. Arernen did not no or ON the
steamer. They wall probably leave to-day.
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Brazier's and Sheathing Copper
Of all sizes. for sale by William
Shepherd. No. "a Hayne street,
Charleston, g. C..
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K. J. KINGMAN

DLAsTERER, No. 40 wARREN-sTREET NEAR
IL COMING win undertake PLAsTERItf9 RR-
PAIRING, Whitewashing, and Wall Colortng.
Meg 20
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SOUTHERN PRoaREss. THAT the Southern
mills are improving rapidly the quality and tex
ture of the fabrics which they produce 10
shown by the samples which are found in cur
stores. The newly established companies are
especially energetic, and the 2sndlemAn Man
ufaoturins Company. of Randolph County, N.
O.. TO turning out plaid goods which are said
to be the best In the market. Mr.. A. Stevens.
commission merchant. Of Augusta, Ga. has
the "Randlenan plaids" for sale, and speaks
very highly OF them.
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directors A,.e directors thereupon adopted q
resolution Lighly complimentary to the energy
Ana good sense which had marked the action
-of the committee.
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ta ONE or THE BEST pAPKRs I'm THE Up.
O0uMT6Xs has y large ciroxiaAion, ana affords "a.
peracr Advsnta9os 40 an Advertisin9 medium. Terms
low. AdGres DAKR d OSTERE.
Fsbrsaxy a Prcpueacsce
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EHE MUNxCxPA1 DEAD LOCK-

Tho Fraisleas EcErmnd OF Governor
SCOTIA Brilliant ManOpuvro-N0 Go
What tho slaokoy1tos PrOpOsc-Lct all
Hands Rosign, and Lot MS hAvo Peace9
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1869-09-02

Noy 20, 1863.
, 1869-04-30
UI]indloste Breve
l CHkISTIANoTEDS POSTCONTOIR.

John Aagaard, Sarah Jane Andrew,
Jos. S. Archer, Louisa BattelIe, Capt. J.
G. Burslow, Anthony BastIan, John j.
Beech, Maria Benjamin, E. W. Boiling,
Philippe Borch, MickeIe Bove, Frances
Burckle, Charlotte Burket, Elizabeth
Charles, Mrs. w. I'll. Charles, Maria Char
les, Margret Christen, A. J. Cotton, Mary
Colione, W. A. Conton, Henrietta Cope
man, Arthur Craddock, Mrs. CathrIne
Cruise, A. Crouser. James Cruts, Oldrica
A. de Nully, Mr.. Devent, Peter A. Dyer,
w. IL. Dyer, James Edwards, Louvesa
Eilick, John Emanuel, Augustus Felix,
Joseph Fidanque, Maria Foster, Cathree
Fransis, S. ]. Fransis, Louisa Fransis,
Frederik Furey, Messrs. J. & R. Giepel,
Mrs. Phills George, Geny George, Anna
Handson, Susanna Hart, Peter Hatchett,
c. Amy Hestor, J. r. Huddleston, G..
Hunt, Mary Rebecca Huyghue, Mrs. Jane
Irwin, Eserlina Jackson, Rosa Jackson,
Lucretia Jackson, Samuel James, Margret
James, Florin Jostrum. Kitsey Jeford,
Sullivan FL. Keene, John Patrick Kenne-
dy, David Kidney, 81. Koefoed, G. Leevy,
, 1869-04-30

Elizabeth Martin, Paul Martin, Penny
Mattersen, Mr.. MoIka, Mrs. Caroline Null
Ter, Messrs. Mickey g. Son, Amalia No.
land, Achelle NoneS, Sarah O'Brien, John
Parrott, VIM. petersen. Miss Maria j..
Petersen, Mariana Petersen, Mrs. Lydia
Ravena, A~ntonette Richard, J.J. Richard,
Richard Richardson, Mrs. Emelia Ruble,
P. Runnals, O. o. Sherman, Anthony
Sutherland, Mrs. Ellen Simmons, VIM.
Slator, Charles Stephens, Rosa Thomas,
M. Z. Warlick, Eliza White, Sasan Whyte.
Anne Williams, Mary Ann Williams, Mrs.
Jane Williams, Zaclareas Williams, Mary
V. Wilson, John Wilson.
, 1869-04-30

THE undersigned intends leaving
the Island on a trip TO Europe
and pursuant to the Governments
sanction the Apothecary Hall in
this town will be conducted by
Apothecary l.. Faber on his own
account from the 18th May en-
suing. Lawyer I'll. A. Jurs has
cot the collection of his accounts.
He requests his friends and custom
ers for a speedy settlement of &C
counts, so as to enable him to meet
his liabilities.
Christiansted 30th April 1869.
THEODOR BENZON.
, 1869-04-30
acknowledgements

iMET bringes herved til offentlig
~ kundSkab, at Interessenterne i
Diet herv9rende Handelshuus l..
Guasp & Co.. D'Hrr. luis Guasp
og Francisco Esbri. Beige heraf
Den, ID. ID. have oyersivet Diet navnte
Handelshuus's Bo til Skifterettens
Behandling som faIlit.
st. Thome Skifterets Contoir, den
eide April 1869.
p. Nj. ANDERSEN,
cOnSt.
, 1869-04-30
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

NILE og Enhyer der have Noget
III at fordre paa Boet efter afgang-
ne Marie Whitehead og tidligere af-
gangne Mand David Whitehead ind
kaldes heryed til at anmelde og be-
yiisliggjore deres Krav for under
tegnede Skifteret linden UdIobet af
tire Maaneder efter denne Indkaldel-
SEES sidste Bekjendtgjorelse.
C~hristiansted Skifteret den 28de
April 1869.
G. SARAUW.
, 1869-04-30

TABLE OF THE FALL or RAIN,
during the week from 21st to 9th April.
Christiansted. Frederiksted. Kings Hill.
Jines. Lines. Lines.
, 1869-04-30
Total ss15,4s2 so

Balance of deposits s 44,726 80
9 new deposit accounts viz:
l Mason. l Minor.
IA Withdrawals amounting to S46t 81.
Receivers for Saturday, 1st May 1869.
In CHRIsTIANSTED
James Moore, Esq, Trustee.
J. Knuthsen, Esq, Member.
In F-REDERIKsTED
R.sMoreton, Esq, Trustee.
w. PEBBLES, Esq, Member.
GEO. BEHAGEN,
President.
St. Croix, goth April 1869.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-24
NOTICE.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF THE NEW LISBON
RAIUWAT

NOTICES hereby given, that pursuant to
IN a decree made by, and an order Of sale
issued out of the Court Of Common Pleas OF
Trumbull County, State Of Ohio, to me d.
the suit OF William Reynolds, trustee, and
John p. Kennard, against the New Lisbon
Railway Company, N the Ohio Coal and
Mining Company, to make sale Of the New
Lisbon Railway. with all its franchises and
property, both real n personal, that shall
offer for sale at public auction at the door OF
the Court House in the Village OF Warren,
county Of TruInbull, and state Of Ohio, on
the 18th day OF April, A. D., 1863, between the
hours OF 10 a. m, and 4 p. m, OF said day,
the said Railway, with the right Of way,
franchises, rights and privileges belonging
to said Company, described in said order as
The Rail Road Of the New Lisbon Railway
| Company, made n to be made, between
the Cleveland & Mahoning Railway al
Weathersheld. Trumbull County, ohio, to a
point near Eikton, in Columbiana Co., Ohio,
including the right OF way and land occu-
pied and to be occupied thereby, together
with the s-uperstructures and tracks thereon.
or tO be thereon, and all iron, rails, ties, and
other materials usedthereon. and all bridg-
es, v~iaducts, culverts, fences, all grounds and
premises used for depOts, stations, shops, OF
| otherwise, for the purpose ofsaid Rail o
and the buildings thereon, and all other APP
-purtenances thereto, and also all the fran
chises, rights, and privileges of said New
| Lisbon Railway Company, Of in, to and con-
| cerning the same.
Also, at the same time and place, herein
| before specified, pursuant TO, and in obedi-
ence to an order of sale issued out Of said
Court in the said proceeding. I shall, as spe-
cial Master Commissioners, offer for sale at
public auction. all the personal property des-
cribed in the mortgage Of said Railway Com
| pany executed n ddelivered to William Rey-
mold, as trustee, described in said order, as
''all the personal property described in said
mortgage, including all the engines, cars,
tools, machinery, materials and all other
personal property now owned by said New
Lisbon Railway Company" e Estate
and Franchises appraied at r.
Terms OF sale-Cash. L c. JONES,
Special Master Commissioner.
March Il, 1Sf9-4t
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ArreSted-ArSOn,


On Saturday last Geo. W. and VIM.
P. Van Gorder were arrested by
Marshal Brooks, assisted by Deputy
Sheriff ilmer, David Musser and c.
c. McNutt. on charge of arson, the
warrants being issued in Wood coun-
ty, Ohio.
Sometime since, about last Deem
Der, Geo. w. became interested in a
store in Portage, Wood co. o., his
interest being worth about $4,000.
Goods were purchased from A. E.
Andrews & Sons to the amount OF
about 8 800, which yer placed in
the store at Portage. We are inform
ed that Geo. W. succeeded in obtain
ing insurance on his stock to the
amount of $4,000 by representing
that he had goods in the store worth
at least $4,000.
On the sd of January last, the
building was consumed by fire. Al
that time George w. was in Warren,
but it's charged that VIM. P. WAS in
Portage. In fact VIM. P. is arrested
as principal and Geo. w. as an ac-
coLnplice.
Saturday evening the prisoners left
for Wood county, under charge OF
Marshal Brooks and c. G. MeNutt.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1869-03-24
School Examination.

SCUOOl EA1uluallUus
Examinations will commence in the
Grammar and High School depart
ments to-day, continuing till the close
of school on Friday afternoon. Will
not the patrons avail themselves OF
this opportunity to witness the eondi-
tion and progress of our schoOls7 The
teachers very justly complain of neg
lect on the part of the patrons in Civ
ing that aid which their presence in
the school-room affords. In this re-
spect the example of the Board of Ed
ucation is faithfully followed.
1T does not excuse your neglect to
say that you have confidence in your
teachers. Many of you have never
seen them under circumstances which
woaGd enable you to judge of their
CONSISTENCY for their work; nor will
it justify you TO say that you know
little of the presentsystem ~ofteaching,
and that your presence in the school
room will be 50 little regarded, as to
make it Of no consequence. Every
teacher will tell you that there i:
something in the mere presence of d
parent in the school room that quick
ems the good impulses of both teacher
and pupil. At this season of the veal
the pressure of business will not inter
fere; but even at a time Of busiest
occupation it is a poor excuse to say
that you have no time to give the nee
essary attention to a matter of sucl
vital importance, as the education o
your children. Let these examina
tons receive a full attendance.
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Pittsburgh Live Stock Market.
PESSA. CENTRAL LIVE STOCK YARDS
Saturday Evening. March %. 1853.

saturday Evening, March =, Iso9. J
CATTLE-The market for cattle has ruled
brisk all week, up to this morning. whent the
dispatches from New York were rather Of n
discOuragtng character to buyers for that
market, as there has been a large run Of cat
tie on the Northern roads. Buffalo has been
full Of cattle all week. The sales for the week
loot up 6l head. There has been very little
change in prices. good extra cattle bringing
readily $S@S.2j; good shipping steers s7.5O@
T,75, and stock cattle S5,50G6.2. The follow
ing are the sales reported during the week,
63I head.
HOGS-Early in the week the market was
very brisk, and prices were fully &c higher
han the previous week, but on Friday the
arrivals were large and prices declined at
least Soc q hundred, and this Saturday after
noon there were a good number In the pens
and buyers were only Offering sll,o for the
best Philadelphia, and New York hogs were
slow at $3.50 for cUmmnn n SlO,O0gl0,l2 for
fair to good. The following are the sales re-
ported, 697.
SHEEP-There has been n good supply on
the market all the week. and common sheep
to-day were fully SOC 2 hundred lower than
on Tuesday last. Good mutton sheep were
not so much down, but the market closed
hard n slow to-day. Among he sales re-
ported we notice one made by VIM MeFad-
den, through Holmes, Laherty & Co, Of %
head, weighing $3.50 rs, at Ssh They were
extra fair wooded from Harrison County. o.
The sales during the past week were R.57s.
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Mary Smith, a daughter of Mr.,
Frederick Smith, who resides at Coal
burg, this county, was kicked in the
stomach by a horse, on Thursday, llth
inst, from the effects of which she
died on Sunday morning.
zChas. S. Field, Peter L. Webb
and Henry BOIL have formed a CO.
partnership under the firm name Of
c. s. Field & Co. Mr.. Field is now
in New York, buying q new stock OF
goods.
On Monday evening of last week,
the brethren of Mahoning Lodge, No.
S94, F. & A. NJ, of Miles, presented
the w. NJ, JAMES c. SoUTHARD,
with a fine silver watch, tastefully
engraved by MI. Thad. Ackley, of
Vautrot & Ackley, in this place.
1t will soon be time for horsemen
to get out their bills, and to all of
them we would say, that we are pre-
pared with new type and the best Sc
lection of cuts in this section to get
up this class Of. work in tip-top style
and at reasonable prices. Remember
US when you want your work done,
and give US q call.
"A Primary Meeting of the Repub-
lican voters of Hubbard Township,
will be held at the office of George
Esq, on Monday evening,
March %, 1869, for the purpose of
nominating Township officers, viz:
Tire Trustees, one Treasurer, one
Town Clerk, one Assessor and two
C~onstables.
The pupils of the Warren High
School will give an entertainment at
Webb's Hall on next Friday evening,
consisting of Declarations, Essays,
Orations, Songs, Tableaux and a melo-
drama entitled Mischief Making"
The proceeds will be used for the
purpose of purchasing chemical and
philosophical apparatus for the use
If the school. Admission % cents.
The project of a Railroad from
Fairport, Lake Co., UidPainesville and
southwark to the coal beds
IF this County, is being warmly advo-
lated by the press, and seems to be
favor among the people of
Lake County. Its success is regarded
Is OF great importance to gainesville,
md certainly it is not less important
to Geauga and Trumbull Counties.