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, 1869-09-04

citizens Of Chicago held 1t the Rcooratrt Co1yt
room thts evening At ~ oclocf. for tue purpose
O. CO... e fSs or e.
AFn ooEdia1lJ Invited to attend.
A Mxlr1x0 Of tho Humboldt Commit:ou wns
held ou Thursday evening kk Turner ualL Tho
II was decided 10 havo ! celebration ii LbsxIT
Hal. on tic iAih. Then arc 10 10 music, Coens
snd spceshsA 4 plan for tae organization Of q
Aunoolde Union maA submitted oJ lit. hostathat.
discovered ID 4 cottage, No. d Lyman a&soot,
orned s, a1d l. occupied y J. non1sld. oMosss Nc
CNty MD hoater extinxu!shed tho tAtnel trforu
any material damage had been done.
To-Ht0AT F0x the la1t limo ths aroTnf,ee Appear
a tho 0leIa lloaso with theiI dogs and ohet pe1-
formcfR. Fhe} havu not dopd vcrJ wcu thu1 fxE
Nd their Last performance ought to bo 70 Acrozd-
To-Hoaaow E1Fx1No being Tho Gro of 4 solemn
Jewish holiday, tho Crit day Of tho year 1900
Anno lundL Inc Zton Congregation will dedicate
slnssmon street, Tho dedication d sermon % wi tx bc
preached b. the Ilsv. DE. felIeaihai-
4 DAY OF two snce, John Kin9swel and a,.oth-
q nnn Ecre AeE!oaA}J acalhod At : s!aaghtes-
nes yesterday. The dccessed lived at 10. Ga5 IL
mold street Tue Coroner has been notified, md
Hill hold an inquest today.
AT THE FIRE which occurred At tic carriage
the damage done to the WORKS IL such snatit viii
not materially oelAJ the work IN progrt1s or. my
orders that nay b. glren to them
THROUGH GxxkRA1 Shsridant Headquarters NC
learn that by order OF General Schoncld, com mnAnd-
LUZ the Department OF the Missouri, Troop "a Il, -
Sescnth uni,cd States Cavalry, vii take post 1t
Fort Hays, kRn-
a AGxsTzxMAH named William Wcadly, OF the
nrtu Of Smith Cleary, Enr1ght i Co., liquor dealers
on Hirer street, WAS seriously injured by being
thrown from buggy, On Chicago avenue, last
evening.
AT TEN MINUTES past II o'clock last night an
alarm RAuntkn ffprD HnI No. cArea
, 1869-09-04

FIlHEf1 GlT6h AMI AAA1kiuS.
THE TH1BCEK took occnsiun, the other day. to
pt..s that ChlcaE bAso bail Cutn, as at present
tsiuFtltutc~l, couldn't pIsJ l,aar lat'. The &tate-
Il 1T wnA RnuctspatA by the PxprrIcnce OF the
{'art, and waa again verified yesterday.
Tie article hGurc niIpir,i 10 created cnns.arrn-
s.e txs:nfncnt In base ball Clrth~. The ChlcsRo
clubs Eut together aid concluded that here Wha
Gil CT,>uFtunitJ 10 rritieEG their fcnntattnnh Tue
famous forrst tm,A wrte here ~ taJ the return
rnIn% n lth the A1fIAttur4 Th- inTtnrr club Ind
ll.i Gni*hei a nlus triumphant tpuF, C0nsInx out
siClors tn esrrJ Contest ~ hcat them .onId be
10 trsate the tse ba!l reputation OF Chicago coi-
tiiera1;I.
70 thrse clul,s want uui to ogden f'ark, ycstct-
,l4y. They fuunl kUnia 1tnfl spectators Rs-
EctIsb'ch On The loss, thr Forest cltts won Tho
choice. nnd Bcht 1hs Amateurs 70 lhr hat. The
An1Furs Vt eayt hut III REALLY . combination Vi
city clubs Three Of lhosa who played m Ann.
teM.H, 5eatesas3, belong to lhe 1ktnn an'i Garden
THY CEntr-
f'ur = whlie the Chicago toss hla very well.
Thry male a re1ratklhe score In The secuni In
ming, and wrnt into tn" nFld taller hteal
Whra sl7y came to lhs hRt again, thcJ wcye
lAlliea ltli|inl Aitrs ihs lHH Hockf0ri hoJs fa'
til an tho lRat .nnin1 lhry stot.t1 IL tu ~
Fllt iha Chfrauo lnJs afo !nprofilR. lhIH Aee
IND Ennn II fnshcF fEnfn 10 their credit thHn I'M
ETrt. The next Tim" thrJ rleJ tto1 may iHiI,t1Fi
D lttlln morn. tMt thrnxu h'J& raH hnt" a lrAs
the cN,pHxt!nn-tilrF hrlh tin Fufrst t:lt5 ifIu,
dtwu 1ttIlrr than Anf ht thr Elnba which rla}c'
them III ahe!r into kVlthtrh iour.
Tito fpl!uwIhKN
, 1869-09-04

with tin tstnins rau Of tioo, prurastna 70 yuro,s
tho aape I! ahc would 70 no more 10 uY0wp+
Lizzie Young md Daniel Huck xtTt ct1Afrrd
With ate A1fnk r Rtch from = stranger 10 s3lopu
II wns rut M Etme between tho two, te1 MA
discovered through tho Rhaypucas uf n Young boot
black narnod Nr!a7, who witnessed tbs Htolo
transaction. and rrportets Tne bcraacd parties
rtte held for tE1a1 under bail Of fsoo -
-ratRJ Nolan, = young boy Of IT, WA nned u
for btrhlicE 1ttccr fcnt novel md C3xy1 OF TIN
Ncw YORK Kttiy from AcNalIy'a = bookztorn
-ThaDAe DAr1 HN chxrEod With tteniina
wRtchns from tho ktoro H ". II IudEpp, 19t Statd
at1sot Tne cxAa wna continued
IA Ma Isrndon, WHO mates her living BY se1(-
Ing feTcnne and postage stamps, Ncat tpt% an
ONCE On Htnxio street ycstcruaJ afternoon 70 sa1l
tomn stAtnpe. Willis there tho 1pan In the oGaee
bcBna "foolln4" with her, md abr, ace!nR nc
bill! In dsawe1, sna1hcd Il. She was a.re4ted,
ana ytsteEda{ morning held IN $40 for tr1al.
morning for turxlary. lie wa ealgbt Tnnzsday
night trying TO enter tho rcatdeuco Of Ms. Smith,
on Doug las place Ho wAa held for trial IN 81, 800
NApINlx EfRKkT COURT.
Jtmes McSAsnc1, and nrtdscI. htA wife, wcsc
beinre Justice salahuiJ Jea.erday morning
charged with breach Of the peace. They harG
been coatead!uR 70. supremacy for fow month,
past: and not being able 10 AEriFe- At aA Aactor]
solution OF their domestic dirlcuIty they mutually
referred 1t oIila Honor, They Weru each held II
taC3 10 Keep tho pcacc,
, 1869-09-04
the BAKER POISONING EAst.
4 tbrmlcn& Annl5ss%-Thr Tc-tinohy aud
Verdict.

h,Hut two weck4 hso, mention WINS made In
1Itx TK1Hrxn regarding she mysterious death pf
n Netuan na1nch Mira. fouisn Ann l'Akrr. tcstnR
1t No p4s Tntns5.second street. Without nos'.
t,inG tho Coroner, the husband had made arrange.
meats fur lho husiai, x1eu tho rc!Rh''ort kupeet-
ing tou, rlhy placed tho cnsc lit ,f hands Of thnt
i.neti.ntg, md Jnry nss einran~llc. iot Ut in-
quest. NJ fe*s!t,tD} MAS htlIlurs: at ific t!uc
stntlne Va, given intu tho hands nj john l.. tsIc.
I'll, chemist. tur nnalJsiA Tint gentleman snatc
ftrort testr1dnJ, cs ibllnHa:
~ thr Hrrrltr ~ t'sct ttaHn'r: ..-,..
Flthke ttr"lft thr Ersuts III the nna!Jha Which |
tunhe IN thc cantMta III <u t,nttlEs tr!lfescd tn
n1r IN tie ssttt Il ls.t fa"nh f''th eostlc4 were
,sap, md ahr tthrr. "t'nnten,s Of rtntia"h of
~. "st;,, p,ss'p hFn't ra, l., # .u."a rs~sn,
E9S,:it E9uSsiutr ''at ri tr. rt,r.!. win ! sta,n"u'
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tiuss,f, rftr tas itrrns r."et sa!ntt,a ~r. hh
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W'.f' II t.'r ,f's's,s " t''h", n,st'a' e. :.
inrt h..r,.sa t. t'4r i,'r-r'r: tre"t'.s. Mars!
isi s"i ~" tn'u r'th s.t'rs''r'".'" r''s y'as'
',; L 4. !s, ,a, = "% t!l.' l.! E.,." - :'s
h.,,,nlnr,inr ,ha frr"t', I'r, ss.'.:t" III" .r-" ,"
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s'. tir !, t,'.t"'". trts"' "t "''si ~ '". =
pa. -t.'i s't., t".*ns tr.,.'t ""'t th, ''" -
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H.. trnittrt IN r'6t ia t'i rf"Js. tt1 llss hal a
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iutI u tt.r taiiIt With rH Hf"tn hsti, h3tfu,i
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Ia Br~uthAHfH hili tit frs'isis thH rrattttHta hs
= Ritin, tu,;,li III hr ltsntrfldr ut htss.,.
r Attiug G!rn i.tis t'lnf', ths TT ,hrs tHtlr'i
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I | I'M }HrtItt, Mnyrr, rttHhH4 ani fnE'i, MN II
shr T. II tnitnni eJnHinat'nnt s"sitnFt IN 4!
: t,ntse lt.t th-y ,f"nnt tt+ t'uti1a"t ltMr1
/ t'ntn.d, auh tnsi, IN shssr nrsni'n' death hat
:. eutti ttrfn r"l.st1 tie
e i!ts ttpenur f.r~' tr-tifrh thai At' ~
Nsi tt.r,,'l htf III rrtttrl tc"h.Hn'. MT E:
it,nt tt.H.fs+ti tina. thr wnHtf Fs'"t ttfh't'
tte rrait tn'htt l." DIAL tfaH tfr tnr -. :,
MI rt.lt lrt t,1tsl.snH. she t!sr"t !" hHss ~
In t,,t t,ts.r, l1tht,a t>::lart T. 'hr s4'nT ~
ih+ l.,t t"t.-nt.rr t.t1sn.ti trr fulfrrirF
el.t: III fn A.s 4.9l.- Arn !'as"t fr'"s ~
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w r.. .ntt,'." n r"'*,", .%t:"!s!*-tta - h-tsst1
, 1869-09-04

MADISON, WIS, sept 3.
The Capital I3aEe Da1l Clrt,, Of this city. played
yer. nne onc, and resulted IN lasor Of tho for
MGR bJ u score OF ~ 10 II.
In The game 10 ds5, between the Alents, OF
EocheaieI, and the Detroit Club. OF this city, the
former Nc1r rIctorttus BY Hcorc OF 30 sol1
ntIl3AKtlS.
The billiard rotld has been dead for 40 long.
Inst therc has tnte!f tta1cely hecn m Item worth
uentluuIpr. The proposed thrre-ba,l contest nt
BrnusH iCka Is Fill under consideration md Will
prohnbl5 come OF on the 1sih-
Tonight, }a5dou rtopenB Ills billiard hall, foa
199 and 19o Clark strtcE, under the 1u1rlce4 OF
Michael llpnohhn- 1t has bcen FplcndtfiJ dttcd
IN ard iurnIAtled with the atei ami fest style OF
tAbee. Professor GArme AND other e1pers vi!
tc In attenfxuce, cud entertain the spectators
With several exhibition RameA Michael, himself,
will otleEatc, and bl1IarlItsa may expect pleas
II In stated that the xchniurioo, John NC
levitt. Il about to open billiard hall In this city
Where, It ftss not Tct appear. ~
Tho !arE pee ding Inttrh for the diam onh cue,
tho tll'tAtd championship snd =, 900 alfn be.
tween John DccsJ and MciT!u Foster MI! bt
plASra on The 14th Of September.
DALr1NoHn. frr. E-The base hall match 10.
tween thc Ea,mAttrs Q! 1nnstpThntF. md The
11sttHcs, rcrulied In ta1oF OF tho IaAtttncs. ~
score Of Is toll -
Jn~pnr, eer,. l.
Thc snwtnS match between Walter Hr6wn, oi
TprIlnnd, No, and ltrnforth, thr ptrscnt chatn
p,nn, for the championship Of thr ThAmcA, hi
lccn lrprrn off. Another nAtch has been Rr
rnnErl between llroNn hnd tRdlics. tue cx.cnarn
Efhn.
THO yArh. fare tetwrrn 1icnnctt's Dsuntlcs
ard Ashhuryh t'nnslrn, which wns t,xet! felr sh1
1sth nt Err,tsnhrs, hn1 tecu rustpoucA on necuu
pf The e1utnurthl ERltt,
, 1869-09-04

HEF-NEAIoN-At Notia!,. r. Y, ,Anfnl \.
At Tho sr,.rnre ri thr httif pAtrne. BY the cY. T.
M*laso. H. t'c*tsc l. ilcrfcn. n tla.eufk. ILL., and
rtt;kEHfNH- HaISAH Tlll-{1n the 1T Init, nj tho
rt%Ihrnrr nj The bEt'a nlnthrr, by The rr. tr 1A.
Ar ChA1les X, FIckcr4nk Apd Nils Nellie X. loaatt.t,
III n fh!E ttlY.
FF- 1tnEtlo M Y.}Faprr. pirnsc eory
MANN -LISKStitilft In this city. Arptrmhcr 4 Il
tlu trsrncr n thr rhr's parents. II ls Nrv. u. n.
Pnwr1s, III. ttnnt il Mann and hlrs y. Ellis 14.rn
niluiY- KNEsf: In III. rttr, m Tnr'tey evening
H'rcrnt~r =. y lie nr.: Ismr* brn,a'rat IT,. IT.
.!uEtn H. nr;;r{. 4 tlhcnt, y. II, snd ltnrictsa w.
xkM.'IR-,Hu uiiSGl;As ths Ir,acnec q II,
i, tle Hey. t VI lat!rtan. q 3. NJ. j. + Arm" II
Vi WliHKliit- the rf.ltcnece nf !he ,'tie'.
| hv IT, Kcv: Jury. ni!i, ii New Aii,,6y, laA, M
ttn and Mis- Hrnt We've A. Ill., daughter Vi 1haips
A. it'll. ErI.
Ghnrrh. Yts.nlt. =. w;s'+d.v, ! krrt"Inhr5 r. ,h
bA-t NJ nntfni
IKNnCTiN- N ARTir1ln .tt. ri!r: on I'll. y In. "
Eath.r uuisry mi as, i5 hc Hsy. c1so! KnoTlr'
ri r. HryAn AsrtIn. f.,ah n this rlty.
, 1869-09-04
FHlIbE utsblrltHt.

,tysf 4 reSs t1t. 1n'n HEI.f'''ss fsea ri9t tse
1,.r.t NJ J'f,t.- eh~,r"s rec..'t NF!-s, .''rs.s'
rt.e+-ss u. th-r. II ''~ I-te o.f+"s as-."r. ~
-,.e... !..t b. ~t.t i, sh- s.,!rr I" s+1"tst th"
t.,..,,4, II 4 A.,.s. ... r-s 'trtsp !" ts"~s vt
III. tl".t {4+1 i.~ e.+r"-"' "A-t'".a 7" f,''.r't
rith tla wis.,. ~'.i t".sl -'ft' f.r rt''"' 49,
.4s.h s'.At'.'. ~" ~'s t*''''''.' t''' '" 'e''
IL, f,s,, ,.,s ttshn.t rItl.s tI'a ~ 'j,"t""l''
ii LtEAt;.s !" l'lt'.as Ii '"l *'r'''t;
M; ii.t.,I.i 4LG i~ss t-i.G t.r iEt'ts4 thi I"-t
III F.ju... A1. til,ht.al ras t9+ssA' 20 '"1ita
kis ss.l.,".a. h.se-4A i'"sa-.A a'.al ~ III
IT. uI t,,l.LiI.t lad t.lM 4i'Gs'sI III a'' ~
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, 1869-09-04
t.strttfrt'A t'rrtf.
THE FgllEE eDuHft.

kxsunn named HtaursttEth VISA hn!h ter tttal
y, Nv, IN tt+ lrrtihers Enn.t ft~ r!lttf1hg t>n
,ri!nr. trr,s .'rvtnr l.. Ieas, No I'll EaHs k'"f'c
etYtt. ....,. ....
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I-"s-r, .,,r+t+ Ft- ves i.=H If, st1.a In ts'' -
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r.J-ht N "rin't.rs, nrs4 ~ t.,y:ts. =
| Ne',rss'sar. . "a.
| -s-:-h s5r."' NJ. r".'r.A ~r' r.';st"-''!
:"'":t"H s-""e '~-: ~" ~'e: =; =, ,,,',.,,i. r"Tn
ts sr;.:.r .-.- ''-. r. ~. s.. ,'"s'~"t. "'i ''-
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t"s..'~.. :;-.t =. %''~I s~'t ~*"'%a ~~"".! ~.
,iA-iA ,4ii. ~ A...i tL-t ~. A.!h %rrt3 III,
at."t"-. IL. h.s'%1 t.fr..--'! w.. t".;i "! II.
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, 1869-09-04
THE COURTS or LAW AID EQUITY.


NEW EC1TA
fnnuc1 Itaacs Y. John NcCarty. Tresraza.
Damages $1,000. A rnjfas WAS eued ont The
p.nintn by Ills udav,, states TINT, On the 1st In.
stanf the defendant Violently broke Into his store,
broke locks. bolts and dosn, ecifed quantity oi
nerchAultse nn1 converted 1t to his own use.
Henry II. shuiclAt :. 4. +. CrosxcJ Co. As
Bunpsik Demand, t5,oU.
Floyd Higgins '. II. +. Ga'pln Ct s!s neplcEf1
Of GG'tA0 tr,cts, OF which ao, 600 are 1t the cor
ucr OF Fsrqubhr md Beach DtrrctS and tho bal
atce 1t Willow Springs. Their valne II stated a
, 1869-09-04

Tho Heat md original Tomb oI
Iron, Phosphorus and Callsaya- known a. Cas-
He1l, Mack Cos Ferro- rho5phated Elixir Of Cal
issya Bark. The iron restores color to the blood
The phosphorus renews wA1te ol tho nerro-ussue
and the Catsaya Rtveg natural, hca|thf1l tone r
| its various forms, Waecfulnesa general debility
| ard depression Of spirits Manufactured only b.
Csswell. HAzArd i Co., New York Sold by al
druggists.
, 1869-09-04

FiIcs-ltchtng PiIcs-Poaittycly
cured: also Ultnd and bleeding Piles, F1stus,
Salt KheuD, md Ill diseases Of the sklu, by the
use Of RoesmanB cure. RosKm2n d MckinsIry,
Hudsop n. T., Iruprtetort. Sold By all d.u9stats
Wholesale by Fuller, Finch i Fuller, Chicago. and
J. Z. uenrJ, New York
, 1869-09-04
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Mt1kHpnttpiskt,

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,!..'"jr. ..:e-s .',"'!!ss' j. il. s"'':,
t""; t".''.. A.. t- 't''i; r.; '';,'-': II,
t,".944 A''".sthA.., i~ttl' -"a s""r":
Il; Fl: Fl; IT, j; ~: y + + :: :;
81 T., Eli H. fi,S VA t.Li4
, 1869-09-04
kubcticf Court,

Huhcf1of (ohfts
The chanecrJ brunch Of this court was In tcsston
for a Bhorl tltnc. Thc coDpcte op!nton on The
motion for Injunction In tho ca'e OF Rev. Charles
T. cheney against the prcatJters couEcnetl as a.
scs.ors to ,.J him for alleged ecclesiastical mis-
petition Ia In courBc Of signature requesting
tho judges Of this court to rostrono the ctnPan-
cling Of iurtes In this court until October bccaute
OF the Intervention OF the term Of tho snpFrmc
Court TO prevent attorneys from beng present to
Try jury causes. -
Marx K Colcmnn =. James Mcu!nlrJ. Tfes-
pnrf Damages, tAsno; ,x, rr,-
rctrr FAr1e11 :. An,irrw t1anlrls, Thonn LINK.
Join ponc!fon ami Eugene f!shhufnc. Awnmp-
rit- DcnlanA, ti,cOo; Win cdIfds. 1hr plaintiff
makes nnth that the t:ttrn1auiA named ntc IN
illegally tt,ek tho patno frt, hln ~ gambling at =
Hntllc called fasn. Afnnt fa5N TINT tho hrfrn'f-
ants, on the I'd III ociotet, ises. krrt room
Eeint btorr, IN t'iatk stIrct. which room h. cn.
trrrt TN lhc r,rsirR of III hht 'iat rheu hc rnt r.
tucrd tn t,et until hr fRa lust ihr hn ata!rd Ht
charges tEat ihla hx fran n!srN!h1 Mat ftr mar
net even lii confederation Ut his 1norJ, tho ofdt
rafJ chntscca III tht gaming ta!r.
uorea,c, s,cNnts s :. % Wil!fani Scot, srctnrt ri
h1t. Hi tur 'ntre1u'n'" Of inorsraEe tnr ~"
| Init nt nurthrrrt quarter ct a.c.ihu 81 %. II
rhrt: e'.t 1nts l, T. {, H. II. 1s. nrse :. rasn
Wcni4 Httslst+tnr u t,ntl"t ~, IN sret:aH l., :?
u; hnf II. TN hns tsFn rt!"astti ~ ~ tnn lA
!sst hh'net, ciescferr TIT tsrfrr IS aste' a. II
i1,us. i, Mi,i,rt It A. =. Iatc a.rersor rr.wa'ti
rg "rsn[ n r., ln,s.". tn Fs,f1n" r1,rft rft
fI"rt e!~is" Irn,,!a Ii III sas,.m IL thi"-s IL 4
;'1 :, s:,t!p ;,H,1 1,.rc" :" !' at1',' 1F u"
nr,thne.s ql.,'rs II e"t.s"n II. ~. r"'th, 1t".'
t,rerth-s'A trntt.
I tf,srrfIIH.
tp, t1,,not ', Anrln H~,1".t.. r,."s"s','"
, 1869-09-04

The Fi1cHs Filcs.-WAr-
ners Pile Namcdy positively cures blIud. bleeding
Itching, OF u,cerated piles. 1t Is prepared e1-
one dollar.
, 1869-09-04

pocts J. f.. QuldoE, n. X. tvrites: 1
have aiimiu!sted Doct Seth Arnold's Balsau IN
cascA OF Cholera Iutaotum 10 tue most delicate
!nfsn: NTH GOOD succcss, and checrfulg recon-
mend Il as being cu!nently ndapteti for general
T4n.
, 1869-09-04

BUHINES8 NOTICES.

CINCINNATI. Sept. a-The Central German
Methodist Episcopal Conference, In scas.ou a
New York, took a voto tosiaJ On lay delegation
Result 1fty.nye for and twefFe ngntnst
, 1869-09-04

(sFcnt closinE OIle sn1c OF boots and
hhoes at cost for thfty days, nt Hamilton fInal-
lcyf, 1873 Lake street Great bargains cau he
hal
, 1869-09-04

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A match gaue Of 1ase bail wu p!sIch on Tneh-
dnr between tho OaItlles, o! EFAnston. and
kccoll nine Of The ACtirc Club The latter werc
Victorious by a tc0ra Of C. to 81. -
The return between the Ualtics and Actives WAS
T!sYcd On "Wednesday, with tnr following insult:
, 1869-09-04

I'npcr ERnnRinRs nnd Window
suasisA tatcst s,!lss & pa'nt., 0'sS Glns: aa''
, 1869-09-04

Gentlemen In Efnnl OF n ttond Hon9
or k1ut OF my stylc md OF tho best MATERIAL cao
Obtain It OF L, Hicks, 100 Monroe Atreet, Rt Iea-
Annn1,lp nftcrA- All Wtfk Srnrrnrtcn
, 1869-09-04

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, 1869-09-04

mo RENT-3 3FuKSIsllKD ROOMS FOR HOUSE
L keeping, n Is HIIun,st. Apry ou the premises.
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Wando Fertilizer.

TTHE WANDO MINING AND MANUFACTURE
Il ING COMPANY offers to to the planters and
"wANDO FERT1LIZER,"
Which the experience of tho past season has
proved to be one of the most valuable in our mar
ket. It has for it's base the materials from the
Phosphate Beds Of the Company, on Ashley River,
and is prepared at their works at the
EAST END OF HAsFL STREET.
In this city. In order to guarantee it's uniformity
and maintain its high standard, the Company has
made arrangoments with the distinguished Che
mist, DIR. 9. U. SHEPARD, JR., who carefully
analyzes all the ammoniacal and other material
purchased by the Company, and the prepared
FERTILIZER,
Before being offered for sale. The Company il
resolved to make article which will prove to be
COMPLETE MANURE, and give entire satisfac-
ton.
For terms, circulars, and other information,
apply to
VIM. C. DUKES s. CO., Agents,
No. South Atlantic Wharf, Charleston, s. G.
Jan IL 3mo
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TIL FL BEST IA TIL Asst

YIHE BEST SCHEME ron MAKING MONEY
by any Oompsny In the world, End enanating
from the wisest dnancial heads of the country,
JAY CooKE,& CO., Washing toni p. O., lie in the
q NATIONAL -a,ialaei satksas 60. ]. y. . 4
LIFE 2sao.
,j,.-,s..r, ,, INSURANCE
iHir -N COMPANY.
.r THE ADVANTAGES ARE:
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Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co., of ~.
NASH ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1869, 81, III, 900.
" INCORPORATED 1864

Globe Mutual Life Insurance Co.. of N. Y.
CASH ASSETS JANUARY 1, 1869, s.. III, 600.
" INCORPORATED 1864
Has been in operation but four years, during
which time it has assured larger amount than
any Company in the United States, during cor
responding period of existenco. One of the chief
causes Of its organization. was the forfeiture by
several Northern Companies Of the policies Of
Southerners, during the war. The leading officers
OF this Company protested against this njustise,
and on its contamination, withdrew and orga-
nized the "dLoBE MUTUAL" on principles more
liberal and Just than those yet adopted by any
other Insurance Company. In the event of death
in battle or in duel, tho equitable value of the
policy will be returned to the heirs. ALL other
Companies forfeit it. In case Of suicide, the
FULL Policy is paid. No restriction on travel.
This Company has, in its guarantee fund of
$500, GOO, an element Of strength possessed by no
other Company. 1t offers the entirely new feature
Of Probability Endowment, which gives the
largest possible sum for the premium paid No
other Company possesses this feature Insures
children OF any age. In the moderation of it's
premium rates, in the variety Of it's tables in it's
dividends and in the security offered insurers. it
invites comparison with any other Company
JOHN @. HASKELL, State Ag't, Columbia, s. c.
Prot. JOHN T. DARBY, Medical Examiner
Gen. 8. Is. BUCKNER, Southern Manager
Agents wanted throughout the State.
Jan 80 3no*
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Office North Carolina Railroad Co.

6M@ g .oaaaE,d THE following 10. is the
Trains over this road:
Leave Charlotte. II. SO p. m. Arrive II. .35 D. M
" :. greensboro sos a. m, and TIT p. m.
Arrive Goldsboro 1925 p. m. Leave. 12.80p m.
Through Passengers by this line have choice of
routes pia Greensboro and Danville to Richmond.
or uiG Raleigh and Weldon to Richmond or Ports
mouth; arriving at all points North of Richmond
at the same time by either route. Connection is
made at doldsboro with Passenger Trains on the
wilmington and Weldon Railroad to and from
Wilmington, and Freight Train to Weldon Also
to Newbern, on A. d N. G. Road.
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AG AGE@sCtazI:. ny |. I
,Rev:DeWitt Ialmages says:S tsII consider
khe r,aseapaners To i5esthe srrauc7y auency by

,Rev.DeWitt Talmages ssayssy t4 consider
che nssapapers TO hesthe, grand agency by
. which, the gospel is preached, ignorepce
cant ont, oppression dethroned, crimes saxtir-
pated, the world, raised, Heaven rejoiced
and God glorified. In the clan king Of the
printing press.fas sheets hy ont, I hear. the
! voice; of the Lord Almighty. proclaiming to
all the dead nations Of the earth, Lazarus,
come fssthp and to- the retreating surges OF
darkness, ss, 1T st cher, &c light. ~
Connecticut editor fell on an icy side
walk last week. He did not use ''unpsrlia-
smentary language as some would have
DONE but bit his lips, rubbed down the
bruises. and while a beneyolent smile radi-
sAted his copntensnce, remarked: ''We
don't cherish any i'll will, but for light and
entertaining reading matter, recommend to
Ms the obituary OF the man who owns this
sidewalk !" ,at .'f -
9 A cooper on seeing a dandy with his fin
gers covered with rings. declared that the
6 Top "must be a feeble chap, as it was a sure
sign of,weakness in n barrel when a great
many hoops were used upon it,
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! oharleston . a dvertisements.i
.z.1ln1 ~ 10 GARD M I,

GsHARLES KERRIBoN, formerly Of the firm Of
No. & e. L. Kerrison. would inform his friends
and the public that he has purchased from Mr..
James B. Besss, all his stookin trade, &o., be the
Store No. asa King street, and win there continue
the DRY GOODS BUSINESS, Wholesale and Re-
tail for Cash, on his own individual account and
responsibility. He will proceed, without delay,
torepleaish and renew the Stock, ana continue so
doing until the assortment shall be made COM
plete and attractive As the terms will be STRICT
Iy CAsH, e- approved city acceptance .o- . short
credit, 1t necessarily follows that the prices must
be kept at least as low to be found in any other
respectable establishment. HFs
His brother, Mr.. E. L. Kerrison, assisted by
Mr.. A. B. McDonell both experienced merchants
the conduct and management Of the business, and
it is hoped that his and their efforts to win the
confidence and patronage OF the public will be as
successful in past days the old firm. at the
corner OF King and Market streets, Charleston.
Feb II 2mo