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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Georgia, Cobb County:

Application will be made to the Court
" Of Ordinary Of Cubb County at the first regular
term after the expiration of four weeks from this no
tc. for leave to sell the lands belonging to the estate
ofJ Gripr Iae of said County decd. for the benefit
0fth- heirs and creditors of said deceased.
Dec. 10. 19. CATHERINE GkIER, Admir-
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Cherokee County Georgia:

Ordinary's Office, Nov. goth, 1869.
Mr.. George eagle has applied for exemption of
personally aud will pass upon the ssment my Office
At ~ o'clock =. on the llth.. day OF Decepber
1869.
". r. D. Mofs, OTd'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
Georgia Cobb County:

Georgia Cobb County:
Ordinary's Office, Dec 9TH 1869.
Martha Green has applied for exemption of
personally andI will pass upon the sans on l7th Of
December 1869, al my office.
G.. J. Shepard. Ord'y.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10

vwyHF Subscribers are just now opening one OF
the best Stocks Of Goods ever brought to tins
Market, and their goods can be bought as low as
from Dealers in New York.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10
CLUBS.
POSTAGE.

A discount Of tlrcnty per cent. will be allowed
Clubs of four or more persons, when the Pegodic'
sre sent to one address.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1869-12-10

EF-Persons calling for these Letters will please
cay they are ADVERTISED "a
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24
Legal Notice.
SCI FL. SUR MECHANICS LIEN

No. 3oi. April Term, lSCa.
NENANGo COUNTY, SIS The. Commonwealth
' ~ ct Pennsylvania to the Sheriff of said
SEAL. J County, Greeting: Whoreas, James Y.
| 5 siggns has filed clam in our Court
~ OF Common Pleas for said County
against j w. Sherman, owner and tenant and Il
Savage, clntIactor, for the sum of two hundred
and tn &c dollars and ffty-one cents for work and
laCor done and performed. and materials furnished
Or certain lease, situated in Oil Creek Township
Nennngo County, PENNSYLVANIA, on the Dawson
EARN. so called and described as follows: No T.
according TO the nap and survey and bounded North
by lease No. II, East by lease No l3, South by the
Bonsen tract and West by lease No. ], and contain
ing one acre more or less, and held by written lease
for twenty years or thereabouts; together with the
property thereon; situated and belonging to the
same, consisting ofenglne, engine hOnse, carpen
ters rig. casing tubing, 7S0 feet sucker.rod, two
tanks (abOu 6JO barreis) belt, anvil, bellows ropes
and block.
And whereas it is alleged that the Said sum still
remains due and unpaid 10 the said plaintiff: Now
we command you that you make known to said de-
tendant and 10 all such persons may hold or oc.
cupy said property that they be and appear before
the Judges Of our said Court on the fourth Monday
OF April inst, to show cause, if anything they know
or have to say, why the said sum should not be lev
led of the said properly 10 the use of sal plaintiff ac
cordng to the form and effect of the Act of Assem-
bly, in such case made and provided if to them it
shall seem cXpedent, And have you then and there
this writ. Witness Hon. john Turnkey, President
of our said Court, the 18th day of April A. D. 1862
j. II SMITH, Pro,hy,
Ii. II. HERPST, Shif.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24
Legal Notice.
SCI F1. SUR MECHANICS LIEN:
pon ,,,;I r,,,,, ,oan

SOL IA. SUR MECHA MICS LIEN:
No. sO3, April Term 1869
VJENANGO COUNTY, Ss:-The Commonwealth
Y ~, of Pennsylvania to the Sheriff of said
( SEAL County, Greeting:-Whereas James Y,
49, OF Common Pleas for said County
against j. w. Sherman, owner and tenant; j, w.
Sherman, contractor, for the sum of. eighty three
dollars and thirty seven cents, for work and labor
done snd performed, and materials furnished for a
certain lease situated in Oil Creek Township, We
mango County, Pennsylvania, on the Dawson Farm,
called, and is described rs follows: Being lease
No, 3, according to the map and survey and bound-
ed on the North by lease No. 4, East by lease No,
10, south by lease No =, and West By the property
of the National Oil Company and containing one
term Of twenty years or thereabouts together with
the property thereon; situated and belonging to the
and to the persons Aforesaid, consisting of
gne, engine house, carpenters RIG, two tanks
(abou. 600 barrelsl tubing, $50 feet, sucher rods,
$50 fee: bellows, anvil, backsmilhs tools, ropes
and sand pumps.
Ana whereas, it is alleged that the said sum still
romans due and unpaid to the said paiLtitf; Now
we command you that you make known to said de
fendant and TO all such persons rs may hold or oc
cupy the said property that they be and appear be-
fore the Judges of our said Coft on fourth Mon
day OF April inst, TO show, cause II anything they
know or have TO say, why the sad sum should not
be levied of the said property to the use OF said
plaintiff acCerdiug to the form ana effect of the Act
of Assembly in such ease made and provid 3D. lfto
them 1t shall seem CYpedent, And haNo You then
aud there this writ Witness Hon. John Turnkey,
President of our said Court the l2th day Of Apri
A. ID. 1869 j. II. SMITH, Proth'y.
IL. II. HERFSr, Sheriff,
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24
A sensation has been created in New AL

A sensation has been created in New Al
bany, Ind, by Dr.. P. B. Hoyt, of Norfolk,
Ohio. lie put up at the Depew House in
hat city in February last, in company with
a very pretty woman, whom he represented
10 be his wife, and two children, aged thir-
teen and fifteen. He paid his bills prompt
ly, and shortly afterward rented and occu-
pied hoaso in that city. The woman STA
ted that she was a native of Belfast, Ireland,
and was to have married the Doctor, but
that she afterward decided not to do so. She
said she was the wife OF a British officer who
is in China, ttat obe came with her child to
Cincinnati, and went into the millinery bu-
siness and that, being sick. she sought the
attendance Of the physician above named
that the Doctors bill was more than she
could pay, and the agreement of marriage
was accordingly made by way of settlement.
She states that the Doctor has gone to
Charlottesville, Ind, and that he left wife
and five children in Norwalk. taking one
child with him when he left that place.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24

ANTWERP, 8 p. III. April "a.
Crude-5314.
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THE OIL MARK ETS.

OPrICE OF ...
The Perm CENTRE DAILY RECOnD,
PETROLEUM CENTRE, April "a.
The market is quiet and little doing; one
sale of 500 barrels at S5.75, is all we hear
to cronicle.
Shipments of oil from this point, April %,
via o. c. & A. +. Railroad were 100 bbls.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24
PETROLEUM MARX ETS.-BY TEL.
EGRAPH.

Special Dispatches to the Daily Record.
PITTSBURGH, April "a.
Spot-l5@A bid.
First water -l5@ 4 bid
5. o. first mouths Is.
i. o. first six months --.
b. o. all the year -
$. D all the year IA
Market--Dull.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24

The New York Express says the suspsu-
sion of Frank Patterson & Co., packers and
commission merchants, was announced yes
terday.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24

LoNDoN, . p. M, April "a.
Reined-2l Id.
Spot-9d.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-04-24

VsuAM & co, have the largest stock of REVOb
| NERs in Ncnanco county
The New York herald., 1869-01-18


theatre opening nights The Manager rsspsctfuly
hs numerous spsculsiors Sc tickets WIN Be- disposed o. q
PUBLIC SALE,
On MONDAY, JANUARY =, isa0. At
IRVING HALL
Through the courtesy Of l. r. Harrison, ESQ.,.
S. s is ss sss 2:
Diagrams Of the sess viii BE- furnishsd Il the Han on the
Due ''' q the ''sns. asssP ass \ i sssosisss ass~'a
Business Manager.
NmLo's GARDEN.
In censsausnce snS ~ n..
Es:ss JsI5ss Palmer co@pslsd o snnssass ~
LAST Last slSHTs, s1SHIs LAST LAST sHsH7s. sIsH7s
GsEAT GsEAT bs4sA bs4s1 81 81 THE THE BAY, BAY,
,ov,os Nv ,,ourz AFTER DARK; ovnov - - =.
sIss STss P4ssx @ ssss.a - sssas sssas
=: s EEs B a: ~: :! s;.s.
Last 1sTEs coaas,s oS8i'fa' ISssssa
sEEEE e:
SPECIAL ANNOUNCEMENT
The msnagemen have much pleasure in announcing that
sfS s'isd Ss &c @soT
nss Ly. H Pa.
M cn1 ase ".
MAKE 's'' a'i; soa617. csRS1laais FEBRUARY 1852.
n the grand spsctacuar bnrssque extravaganza specially
FORTY THIEVES;
STRIKING OIL IN IN FAMILY JARS
inc piece WIN sfLESDiD r. 1sSHoiiS NEW xsS SCENERY
y e MnaSirIcEST MI ns:Ss AND COSTLY NEW DRESSES
Sy Lanreyi Appointments by Benedict New Overture and
Seats secured six days in advance.
NEW YORK CIRCUS.
~ Fourteenth street, opposite Academy Of Music.
wrnwHHixTiSEES Il sIsl,.n.w D''''''
MONDAY NIGHT. January i,
"~ y p'e NEW AND BRILLIANT BILL,
IN ONE GRAND PERFORMANCE
n0UEsrk azs 1n sEsa EE4sSaSsk ASD aaSSskosArc
have e. sssE SEASON
First 'pD'a'Taassisc TsicR nSEsR, EsRsis1s sEb CLOUD
AND Ehs HHs Gaakalsd aEHAa ssIS1hiH MINI SON
IN their 'ArsAnss ass CHASE ACT
AN aaE axaGs4s ShHos5EE adEEs ESTsAHH 6ReHFAr1os
s,,.n. NIX & E0BERT M srIcKNEY's
SUPERB sHgEFoksH Tas s1szs4Hk zs4fs7s Ac1
great Az SySssISES Sfsi sIiSSs SCENES
'offhDs ThE EDicATHD SssiYfAaff aGiEs SC's
pROuGHAMs THEATRE,
WILL OPEN FOR THE SEASON
MONDAY EVENING. JANUARY IS,
with two new i9s By GG1snsI aS 5oTs Psffss fssnouoHAx.
Comedy ssTTHs Il rS asi LATE sa.i''sS THAN NEVER
After which DRAsAFiG VA se pqss1sS MESw iHs FOR 1885,
Volume OF Interesting, Pratca and Lbeous Matter, with
HIGHLY coLoRED ILLUSTRATIONS
SPECIAL NOTICE.
II being found impossible to accommodate the very aer
applicants upon opening
night in order that all have equal chance and 10
vent the suspicion OF favortism, the
CHOICE OF PLACES
WILL BE
SOLD BY PUBLIC AUCTION,
HENRY Il. LEEDS MINER, Liberty street,
WEDNESDAY, JANUARY 90 AT 1 O'CLOCK r. NJ,
and the surplus, above prices,
the American Dramatic Fund.
The Box Book for the remainder Of the week. WIN be open
q the theatre on Thursday, january H. from A. n TO
PRICES OF ADMISSION.
Orchestra Chairs 81 60; Balcony Chsirs (secrcd 81 5
Dress Circle (secured seais 81 Second Balcony ecurcd
Is cents
Admission. rs cents; 10 Second Circle, 50 cents.
Private Boxes tholdng sx), 80 and $l2.
Stage Manager.
The New York herald., 1869-01-18

HUDSON RIVER AND HARLEn RAILROADS.
III Trains for Albany and Troy connecting With Northern
road, rhirtiesh street and Tenth avenue and Il ~ ~ and
$50 and II r. ~, and via Harlem Railroad, twenty
sxsh street and Fourh avenue ~ 10 A. ~ and sSP ~
The =. =. train via Hudson River win run on sun
1leeping cars attached 70 and II r. ~ srsIns
Drawing cars attached 70 and II 80 A. NJ and3s
= - WILLIAM n VANDERBILT. vice President
The New York herald., 1869-01-18

WALLACK's
w Proprietor and Manager. Mr. LESTER WALLACK
Doors open 81 ~; 70 commences at O'Clock
Last nights for the present OF the following Pays:
MONDAY EVENING, JAN. u, 1853,
-'''e -'"oA s's~' IoNEY.
Characters By Messrs. LESTER wALLACK, JOHN GIL
Bert, CHARLES FISHER, J. MATTHEWS, J. y. POLK,
y. T. RINGGOLD, O. II. ROCKWELL, q. y. BKOWNE
=. MILTON, q. MELTON, Mrs. CLARA JENNINGS, Miss
EMIL hESTAYER, MuA SEDLEY Brown.
Tuesday, Jan. 19-sHE ST0OPS TO CONQUER
Wednesday, dan. 2-THE WONDER.
thursday, Jan: sI-THE CAPTAIN OF THE WATCH and
W0ODCOCKS LITTLE GAME,
Friday, Jan. 27-MONRY.
Saturday, Jan. 2-sHE sroOPs TO CONQUER
In preparation, MUCH ADO AROUr NOTHING.
BOZ book for MI. Lester walsck's nights OPEN
OLYMPIC THEATRE-BEGINs Ara
" @. l. P0x's great production Of
HuNPTY DUMPTY.
GEO. l. FOX (the peoples favore a. HrMPTY DUMPTY.
THE BURLEsQUE RAILROAD SENSATION,
Nile. RITA SAN0ALIS FASCINATING BALLET. 4
NATIMEES, IL. WEDNESDAY and SATC RDAY.
On MONDAY, JANUARY 25,
GEORGE L. FOX.
the Great Purveyor OF Pantomnc Humor,
THE SECOND VOLUME OF
HUnPTY DUMPTY,
which viii the most brilliant and marvellous
tomime ever attempted on any stage.
Clown. IN volume GEO. L. FOX
Particulars Of the grand change viii shortly be published in
The New York herald., 1869-01-18

THE TAMMANY THE TANAANY.
i GENUINE AND PERHAPS UNPARALLELED
SUCCESS.
TRIUMPHANT vINDICATION
POPULAR AN sEMENT IDEAL
SOMETHING REALLY GOODi
POPULAR AND MODERATE PR1CESl
PERFECT ORDER AND APPOINTMENTS
AND SUCCESS WITH THE NEW YORK PUBLIC Is
FIFTY THOUSAND PERSONS,
THE MAMMOTH PALACE OF AMUSEMENT
since it, Inauguration.
Some one Of the FIFTY THOUSAND will tell YOU of fts
LTIFARIOUS ATTRACTIONS AND PLEASING AF-
POINTMENTS. The OF this advertisement Will not
sTARTLiNG ACT UPON STARTLING ACT.
SONG, DANCE AND GAYETY.
GORGEOUS SCENERY, SPLEEDID COSTUMEG,
PLEASING NOVELTY. DELIGHTFUL 81 uRROUNDISGs.
HoNEYCoMB Of A ASEsoRTs .,, noo.s
NOW OPEN.
NEW PROGRAMME FOR MONDAY.
FIRST TINE OF MAFFIT's COMIC PANToAIAE,
ROBERT MACAIRE.
TfiE woNDRous vIcToRELLps
MARIE BONFANTI
AND THE GRAND BALLET.
- TIE sURLEsoUE COMPANY.
sr.ra TaE ssSqr1fa' sfsfa 81 SEM 1TE NEW YEAR
THE TWO GRAND OkCHESfRAs.
Admsson 80 cents; reserved orchestra circle 50 cents
extra; reserved orchestra chairs 81
GRAND MATINEE NEXT SATURDAY AT TWO.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

CLUBS AND SrAns.-Y Yesterday, at clever
O'Clock, Officers Red and oates arrested John Dis
sell, colored, about fifteen years of age. on the
crse of the arcenv OF fifty dollars in currency rom
the money drawer of Mr.. c. r. Poppenheim on the
18Th March. He was commirted to jail on Magis-
trate Kanapau1's warrant.
Samuel Orr, colored. a prisoner sent TO work on
the tidal drairs mnde his esolps yesterday; he
NAMED in the drain and would not come out but
during the night he came out With lamp In his
hand and escaped.
Before the Mavor yesterday: John Watson. colored,
avagrant, was ordered 10 be sent back to Savannah
whence he came.
James Ferguson. coored. larceny Of an overcoat
from Mr.. Reed, turned over to magistrates war.
rant.
John Williams. colored. larceny Of box of coogue
from the drug house of q. Baer No. 1Si Meeting
street. on the 10Th March. This hoy gave iDforma-
tionc the TO bbery Of money and bread tickets from
bakers cart at the corner of America and Am
Lerst streets some time ago.
Joe johnson, colored, confessed to larceny of
clothing and dry goods from Mrs. Watson. and was
turned over to a magatrate. The goods were re-
covered.
F. Curtis, white. lying down drunk in the street
Fined So
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

TIE GRAND, PETIT AND PLEAS JURrEs were
ordered to be drawn for the May term OF the United
States District cou.t. and resulted as follows
Grand Jurors-A. Won Dohlen. Arthur Forgartie,
John siegling. George Il. druber John ]. Crane. j.
Lockwood. Henry Prince, Hu III B. Banks. Jr. Geo
Englebert. n q. King. J. B. Hayward, F. @. Cart
John Worth. P. N. Cleary. I. L. Falk, James z
Robinson, N. p o'Connor, h. F. Baker. John King
c. A. Graeser, J. ". steinmeyer, c. z. Huger, z A
]. Lawton. wm. Bantage.
Petit and Pleas Jurors-Henry A. Middleton, W
A. Bradley, John Marion. D. Bode, II. Quintsk Jos
Boyla, A. Betancourt, Francis Dawson, Charles D.
Ahren., q. Fredenberg, Or. VIM. Yates, Alfred b
Duncan, Evan Edwards. VIM. P. Knox, John Schro
der, B. Johnson John Gordan, A. Geilfuss G. e.
Bass, r. F. Brandt L. Chaplin. Michael McEvoy,
n. Bush, Thomas Finnegan. Thomas Theus A. NJ
Lynsh. Henry Cook, j. Shea, R. Cannon. G. B
siawald, John R. Read Thomas A. johnson, D. B.
Vincent, ". A. Wilson. ". G. Eason, A. st. Armand.
henry Willis, F. Kressell, q. Spenken. G. F. Lubs,
John Cleveland, c. i. Muckenfuss, W. T. Ruser,
A. G. Barton, EdwarI Haig, 8. J. Lockwood, F. W
Benseman. s. Janccvlch.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03
THA PRoMENApE OoNosRr.-This eute.tain.


men novel In character but one of the most asrse
snle social p:stmes that has be.n given n our city
since the war, closed lat evening, c"d, we are
pleased to announce. has been Qc;:c source OF en-
joyment to many ladies and gentlemen, basides be-
ing pecuuiary Success. and will net It is believed
atlast $780, The society, which las 80 3.cess'uuy
carried through the cntera inment, was organized
soon after the war, under the presidency OF Mr. A. j..
Minis. for charitable purposes. They have furnish
ed, at diferopt seasons, agreeable amusements
whereby the charity fund could be increased so that
its benehciaries could be more hoeraily assisted.
The following is the list cf pr:zes drawn last eve
ming: silver tea set. a. Boiueau; cake basket,
Miss Julia Martin; butter dish D. ". Goigen; ladle,
Mrs. A. r. Patterson; cigar stand, President j.
Minis; wine set. 7. Huchet; fan each, by Mrs John
Baker, Miss Bessie O'Mara, Thomis Murphy, md
gold watch by - mears,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

REPORTERS CRUMBs.-The new State bonds
is ued in exchange for the bills Of the Bank of the
State have been sold OF sixty cents.
Vacation commenced in the public schools yester.
day. some of the teachers recipients of testimo-
malls from the scholars.
The German Fire Company intend havins>a meet
in soon, to consider the Savan nnh trip.
The Hon. William Il. Seward contemplates visit
South. and will pass through this city.
The appearance of the Citadel Square, with it's
green surface aud clover bios soms has attracted the
observation of the lovers of nature.
The Velocipede Club have not received their ma.
ch; ne as expected they would on the last steamer
from New York.
1be death Of the Rev. NJ. Schachte was very cur.
rently reported yesterday Tho truth is, though be
is conyalesc ng.
There Is great amount of speculation in refer.
ence to the decision oil Judge Carpenter on the quo
ludrrdnto.
The snap-gun is making its appearance again.
The Germ mia Band entertainment takes place on
Monday evening at their hill
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

THINGS THEATR1cAL.-We arc glad to be
sb,e TO announce that Mr. thadwick Is pushing for
ward vigorously in the matter Of tho Conversion Oh
his fno propert,, the AdS T building, into hfst-
c,ass theatre snd that theIo Is good prospect OF
its completion by ne1t fall.
Tho operetta drew another full house lat nlgnt'
ard the performance passed. of quite satsiactori y.
There was great imp ovImc cut IN the orchestra as
compared with the preceding evening. Fresh novel;
ties arc promi cd tor tout ,h..
Tho ssilver.vo:oe1" Bri,noli. with his fine cou-
cert company, is now in Washington, on his way
Southwark. In evory Southern cit! the elite ,mpa-
Heutly nwait his coming.
Manager Whitman, who recently brought out sev-
ersI spec,acuar and ballet pieces in cr,dtable style
hare ia nov in rew York reorsan'ziug his company
sor a spr,rg tour through the south. We are told
that the personnel OF his company will Include
much stronger array Of talent than when he was
last bare Among tho aew art Stes already engaged
,ve notice the names of the geat Bonfan l. zivis-
,o,t; Sisters Miss Bettio Rigl III ss lie Iompto, and
,thor or,r,,er danseases--Mr and Mrs. James Oates,
bs latter being one OF the 1t sopranos in the
conntrv--Mr and Mrs. suttoL. hernandez Foster.
Monsieur Zeigler. formerly Of Grau's Opera and
nany others. New ereuerv and rich costumes are
toAnake the attraction complete. The company Will
man In Norfolk on Thursday next for short season.
and will thence proceed regularly through the ei'ps
OF the South.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

MES. HoPsoN PINcKNEY's SoBooL.-The an
nual examination OF this select academy was coll
oluded yesterday, hlving lasted Ave days, during
which the pupils put to thorough test of their
knowledge and readiness. The higher asses show
ed considerable proficiency in philosophy, geology
ns&hem ltics aad astronomy. and also in French.
This last examination conducted entirely in the
French language by Professor Dubos. and reaec:ed
credit on boh students and teacher. number Of
visitors attended tho examination every day, and
the impression taey received was most favorable 10
the success Of the academy.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

The UNITED STATES COURT, APRIL 2.--HoN.
asoHax .. BRYAN. PREHDIxo.-It was ordered that
the 6rm of Grady. Hawthorne 1urbyfll show
cause before the court on May 10, why they should
not be declared bankrupts it was ordered that the
nrm of Grady & Hawthorne obey slmslar order.
It was ordered that John conte DO allowed to exam
Inc Henry Summer bankrupt before Registrr
Jaeger; also, to examine J. q. Cannon, and such
other Witnesses as necessary. The petition Of VII
Ham Hood for Anal di charge was set down for hesr
ing on the Goth. William T. White, J. Fletcher Brab
ham and Pinckney g. Benbow were finally dischsrg-
cd: The case Of John Cunningham TOR final dis
charge was set down for Soth April. The petition OF
Aitken Noyes l. johnson, for relief and reference
IL the matter Of E. Il. seabrook referred to J.
G. Carpenter. Stephen Owens was allowed to mako
title. The petition Of James \. Glover to establish
lien, was referred to Registrar Carpenter. The re-
port Of Registrar Carpenter in the liter Of Adams.
Frost Co.. to set up Hen against Warren 81. Bur.
CESS, was read and confirmed. and sale ordered.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

JOB PRINTING AT TIE NEWS OFFICE. For
the accommodation of our friende aud the public,
wa have lust established, in connection with our
business, Job Printing Office. where we are now
prepared to execute ali kinds of job printing with
cheapness, accuracy and di'patch. This department
of our office is in charge of accomplished and con-
scisntious practical printers. and our friends who
favor US With their orders may rely upon their pune
tual and careful execution.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

HOTEL ARRIVALS, APRIL 2.-Pauaion Hotel.
George PeDgree, city; Williams. Colleton;
Elijah Bangs. David Fish. Bosom ) Foster, N E
B; Jacob Ottolcngui " L Jcnens. city; Morgan.
George'oGn; Rollins, Leesville; J N Jones'
araham's Cross Roads; T Sessions, Georgetown.
Charlcston Hotel-A Wardel, Jr., city; J
Esell. Columbia; Brown N Leith, New York;
" Davis and lady. city; 3 Campbell. South Car
olina; G Young, Paisde!phis; oppenheiu', New
York; Philo Carpenter. Ch cago; Charles Ellis. Rich
mond; J NJ Tompkins. Rochester; James G Clisby.
New York; Rogers. London, England; S
Whitegides
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

OUTRAGE. On the night Of the LIST, about
halfpasr two O'Clock, pistol was fired at the house
of hr. Lyons corner East Bay aud aasel streets.
The ball passed through both shutter and glass,
striking the op osits wall short distance above the
bed. Mr. Lyons was aroused by the report. but
could not discover the parpetrator.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

ANOTHER CoLoRED PosrMAsTER.-A report
has reached us that Postmaster General Creswell
has appointed C. D. Hayne, the colored representa-.
live f,om Barnwel, County. as Postmaster Of the
Town Of Aiken. We cannot. however. vouch for
the ACCURACY Of the statement
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-03

TIE PUBLIC SCHOOL TEsrIMoNIAL.--The
beautiful silver goblet and saver presented by the
pupils of the Normal School to their principal Miss
Edmonton, were from the extensive jewehy and al
verwsre house Of A. II. Hayden. corner Of King and
Hasel etreets.