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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15
HARMS FOR SALE.

INA RMS fOR DALE.
Sixty acres near Guilford depot, A. l.. j. II,
R r new ordinary Dwelling and out buildings
Price SI,S0O.
Eight hundred acres in Fairfax, within 2 miles
Of tho village of Uccoquan and daily line OF
with Dwelling and other buildings on each
land primo and location high and healthy
Price $40 per acre.
Slxty-two and half acres within 24 miles of
Fairfax Courthouse and II miles OF Ale1an-
good. Prico S24C0.
600 acres in Orange CO., first rate gram and
grass land. Largo Brick Dwelling and Barn
line es tate. Price only $50 per acre.
Eight hundred and thirty-six acres in Prince
William Co., within half a milo Of 4. T. depot;
500 acres in original timber; residue G cleared
changed Tor Washington city property,
Twelve acres in Alexandris Co., 3 miles, from
Washington city-Comfo Portable house and out
buildings, Price $l,GG.
Three hundred and forty.ono acres in Fair
fax Co., on Good Turnpike, 81 miles from
Alexandria and from Washington city-dne
land and in good state of cultiVatlon' we'll
watered and enclosed-sn abundance of fruit OF
all kinds-Substsntial Brick dwelling and out
buildngs-a beautiful locust grove surrounds
the house. Altogether q delightful homo
Price only $40 per acre.
OQ0 LlOuSaHu aCTeS uehT w
ton. Find land and plenty of tim ber; we'll
watered. and enclosed-A No. grazing farm.
Buildings consist of large and very, substan-
tial modern built stone Dwelling with all the
the conveniences very large and we'll a ar
ranged bara and other outbuildings. The
buildings alone cost $4,000 in gold, There is
also trolting track on the farm. Price S42,-
co., a splendid c. tate.
Three valuable tracts Of land containing re-
spectively l2O. $50 and S20 acres in the counties
of Pierce and st. Croix, Wisconsin-advants:
geously located near Railroads and towns and
enhancing in value every daytime specula-
ton.
Eight acres with good mill site--10 acres in
timber; cabin on the place-lsnd we'll enclosed
and under cultivation. Price $780, cheap:
Two hundred and eighty-fve acres milo of
Rsilroad-no mprovemeuts-land lies beauti-
lully-suftcency OF timbor-Hne water and
nico grove around building site, about 200 acres
cleared and in fine grass sod. Price only $40
per acre; very cheap. Apply to:
SMOOT & MILLER,
ielG Land agents. l12 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15
COMMISSION MERCHANTS.

T. D. GOULD W H. wILKENINa
GOULD u WILEENING,
" tSuccessors to w. Henderson,)
GROCERY, LIQUOR q GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS
No. 80 North Royal ST.
Dellers in GROCERIES,, TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHlSKEY, BRANDY, WINES,
STOTCH ALE, PORTER, &c
Also, Eastern ard PotornGr SHAD HER
RING and MACkEREL
Choice brands Of SEGAkS and TOBACCO
always on hand.
Strict attention paid t. the sale Of COUNTRY
PRODUCE. 10 l6-tf
r WTON HARPER,
-. General
COMMIS SSION MERCH AN r =,
Otlice-Nos. 10 and II S. Union St,
ALEXANDRIA, W.
Broker in Lumber, Lsths, Shingles, Catcine ed
Plaster, Cement, Anthracite and Bituminous
Coal Agent for Shenandoah Limo Company,
and Potomac Ammoniatod Phosphate Marl
Company. my y~4-tf
!, F. LARK1S'
No. 2l0 Seventh street.
lBetween B street and Maryland Ayenue,J
Washington, D. c.,
COMMISSION MERCHANT.
Respectfully solicits consignments, believing
he can average 10 per cent moro for consign-
ors than he did in Alexandria.
WASHINGTON, ian 31-tf
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

rELEBRATED WARM SPRINGS PROP
Y ERTY FOR SALE.-We are Offering these
very valuable popular Springs and 1900 acres
of Gne land attached located in Bath CO., Va,
at Il very low figure. Apply to
SMOOT s. MILLER.
jolG- Land Agents, ll2 King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

BOYS AND YOUTHS DRESS SHOES.
A good stock of Dewstyles of fine quality AM
at low prices
WADDEY,S "A Kino al raet
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

MOVED MY ENTIRE STOCK OF
POTOMAC FISH
to my store, No "A sou.h Fairfax street, whcre
l will off for sale
IS half bbls Family Roe Herring.
Is halt bbls prime No. |
40 btls primo Nett
10 bbls Clipped Roo
II bbls Family Roe
70 kits Shad Roe.
These fish are all superior article of my own
curing.
also offer for sale ono fine young no kSE,
| BUGGY, ard l SET BUGGY HARM ESS
SAM'L j. REED,
je No. "a south Fairfax street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

cs-A lot Of l. I'D Esq, MISS ES and CHIL-
DREN'S BOTS and SHOES out Of style,
which will DO sold at one-half the cost to man
uiacture W,DOEY'S "A KIng street
A large stock of HEAVY GOODS, suitable
for the country, to whic, we invite the special
attention of country merchants, as: hoy Will De
sold very low for m oney.
I'D 22-tf WADDEY'S. IA King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15
n ROUN Nd p l. A S T. < K t.

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We offer our GROUND PLASTER from our
mill, on Princess street, on torms as to'0 as can
be had anywhere. and respectfully solicit from
our friends continuance Of their favors.
LEE & BROTHER
;ve-2m Manufacturers and Dealers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

4 RRIVED AND IN STORE.
Per "Holsatia," direct from Liverpool:
2 1000 bushels bulk G A. salt.
= sou lacks kvans' Fine Salt.
y 500 Sacks Deakin Fine Salt.
Per Scnr. Martha Skinner:
C. 215 sat ks vans Fine salt.
1C 3l5 sacks n rshall Fine salt.
O< In Store:
3U' sacks Evans Fine Salt.
$40 sacks Liverpool g. A. Sslt-sll Of which
will be sold at market rutes.
w. a. SMGOT,
nv eff Smoot's Whsr!.
IANNEY'S FLAVORING EXTRACTS,
j consisting Of Lemon, Vanilla, Esspberry'
Orange, Strawberry. Pineapple ana hltter al.
murd These EXTRACTS are prepared Win X7ce!
care with specia view to preserving IN all
their freshness and purify tho peculiar dayor OF
oue.led Price25c per bot le For Sal, whole
sale and retsil, oy JAN NEf 8 =
ie so Atrher Drug Warehou:c, l45 King St,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

HARVEST TOOLS AT e8 KIM ST,
II Alexandria, Va
" have in store good supply. Of goods for
the season, such ss: Scythes and Cradles, Grass
snd Grain Scythos. Scythe Stones and k!Ies,
snsths, Hay RakeE Garden Hos, Apple Par
ers, Cherry Seeders, thurns, &c, which We
will sell 1T u small advance on cost, wholesale
and retail.
ie4 JOINT. CREIGHTON s. SON.
HR1MR nuaESE md nsiad Raet for ssle BIZ
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

Near st. Assph street, Alexandria, Virginia.
AGENT FOR
WM kNABE u CO.'S. GOLD MEDAL
PIANOS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

INFANTS BOOTS AND SLIPPERS.
A fine stock in every color, style and quality,
at very reasonable prices
WADDEY'S, "A King street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15
AIDES CORS E T s

r AIDES CORS E rs.
Real Whale Bone Corsets, all numbers.
The new opon or Skeleton Corsets.
These goods ere especially suited to the warn
season.
Call and see them at No 81 King st.:
ivS ROBERT l., WOOD
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

UN. JOuNOIO-NI
Physician Of this celebrated institution. has
discovered tho most Certain, Speedy, Plea5sn!
and Ehectual Remedy in the world for all
DJSEaSES OF JMPRIJDENCE.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

RICE, Duryea's Corn Star h,
Il Coxe's Gels,ine also, Nutmegs, Mace and
other Spices, Just received and for sale by
10 g J. CLINTON MILBU RN.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

AIORNEY'S TASTELESS PRESERVING
~ POWDEK-For preserving fruits and to.
matoes and all preparations Of fruits without
being alr tight and with whatever quantity OF
sugar desired. Call and get q circu ar
WM.F BKOOkES.
;aG9 10 King street
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1870-07-15

Especially, who have become the Victims Of
Solitary Vice. and dreadful and destructive
habits which annually sweep TO an untimely
grave thousands of young men OF the most e1.
allied talents and brilliant intellect, who might
otherwise have entranced listening Senstes
with the thunders of eloquence, or walked to
estscy the living Tyre, may call with full CONT
donce.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29
BY TELEG GRAPH !
.ss..al II a. -rsas Fils .IizT i'srs


NRS Fnna. Jgrao "a
po-sers Eamnoad and Ss.4i ersarguee
N. psirassa Esilsha Giih~ra Maniez tc
H. rsfsecslf sane iir fiRAhess Ha8
sAeresuse yairapsd iraA eastefly ygsier-
das
A Istsl aHss. In which fien Nilkoa. II
The Snirli - tie Iimaa. IA asra plainant.
A.a Rshae. laahe Il iSalfau1 II TITO
Turf. FietH q rann, arr aafeaslerts,
was hafarx THE 0ser AID TatRnaer Yas-
'er2sy. for uial pataaaaalta ashaA 10
hass ths ifiAl fstpaaea JaAra Carlo
~ aiats hsarns eryrHwsaait, apierei The
.sial as hs aes down tinwmpsgHilg ata fha
ihfri Moe BAY "a 1HiY naA1
A ass ea7mmhneea vi TIT ~aels lse.
s3rva feAeg feYa ara isltp, Leaa Islara,
al i'rnligy sirht, ssil bafriefi orrs alssst
TIRES sl.rnsaiit spyss ~ aHa Ih, ars
on nHfisi fhais dark. saG WIS nci es
fsnga islesi al vg~is F8ty. Eape tnnlf-i
enrYs NJ Reqd weEe buried bfsi9Ht
miles Il isalnrss Eaes estimated Ai ig.ga-
sltHl 84H Tbs enara t@rt ~ lned hs
t9ewg ahn l.eg isia'a3 ARID iha Sn7ath
SIDE usraa va. huFHei s4E This rec
sian II sas6 ~ss Regarded a. fae taost
wAinah.H iirar igsA af shs isisEa
Ar .ars rina. fFsles Is ~ ha issnel u
sspsfl4fs'iaflas jasniaa. ig direction q.
iha iflasai nj psiire fah1h iiasisafts Tia
uolira ara instructed hereafter - ddrflv
eafl~ae tsis hm which, tHaages all l.
est}se8 Flaasss - te aip4Hd fesarHsl she
hanrs sss : nnl 5 nsIp'A ili tbs ninfiiinsy
aud .hat ~ intazi 'ilta iiYnsas u snl8
OF gi ssAi 4saat eB -unssY Tbs Captains
al the a4uar1i s4fsss.5Tt+f@ are h ~ hsJE ~
snuusitln m u.s. aa fleaf ~ inaHelfnrf
N ritses-f ~ tbia osie1
This Ds.faftaesg q rahila Wnfks fas
isisntgf Feeasatilaaa Ten iisr esasrs lafat 81
psAlte uafaA o. W. glahned fo .Ar Sies
IA at eigitana sa Thases.ts 20 . VI Haak
Thrs miil BE- 3iEsds fsaigsrn ne aefss
Tho Rlesi Hiil h#pe tbt aaa - iaa tssth
Eessas fa~sa sist aaF Maisa#4sgg, Eg1A
tbs NnaaeA un saNbAfe ers.
g'1ie tpa,aa n ale si~ta4s i Fs4rs hasi.
Hsaa Fsau ihfsaea fAf Hffrsn ,at1el Yts.
spuht9. 49, uiesal n,Wifsef sAsiiae stR
ifaaFAieib4 gi sha llf3a li4efasg 1m
argiyas al estt efaa. ,llH Sap uaaaa1 aG
rf the fHmntt iosaaaa TIE gnaialgH 60
drive thm5aah asst sulTaawHs III t1itR "a
fAe wri@W list sa rBg.a8 slss llt 4 af
the fflhslaliab ansA ih8 rains- hagiag
hssa larnp9 uu. us aa a9ne4age " fhn
MaFgii Is t4~AT tsaaFanT ita train pRn-
etsdea astasgs t1sthpf hp9 liffn
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TAe h.AAfd Il A.9aifssn gtHl4t9ey ~
aafsh sae t'a@Hitalis't ~ Jiat Nals, asal %
thH fss,rk gWiaisatauerN haA tlss M4ya-
Naa tirnritA ie sira tnt a'naiai 51a~h1f
Tbea sn1la HE tArl iin5snssa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29

The n.AAfd Il A17airssn stii4t4es ~
aeFsis sine t'aFeBtralist ~ pas Nals VIM -
thH Fs.1k fgW1taisitaaers. haA tlss Msga-
gas slrsrstR ie sira int a'nmiFt 5Aa~faf.
Tbag 4n1ls he talrl ilr.hsngsaa
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29

The t@- aalnre6 cadets Il West Ijet
haY7 hset. fsHaata5i John vi fsnifa. Jf
south ssaraiiisH faF pbfsifal .afssh MY,
ard Michael tlpwerd u NMaiatipr for
intalieRuaI ssi8nit
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29

'Hnw aHa hcn, Cow fhis net NJ
famaiilAr aaspgaison araasaa Gey. Bihf ~
Of MsyedA, aA ~ gat "a tbe cars a he
zlppat yesttislsy La lfng gp viii Ida
Il p sffiTst gisaaeh ciiena1s geliii ~.
aG tha calartd psFHGHsiog, who rea.s ,.ri
asa biz hsns fafa Aa4rtf shalse fhs
8@Farrar eteiaR his faaH pfeifF ca's A.,
rsbsAfhed lha, H. hns1 ne Heoilacsa5s "
the IatA hefa2a hiaa anti aiA nnI hise
.ho prsfsnA haHa. lhe thing as
hgeely enjoyed bq s1 sho ssaod arasg
and f,g aaue fnhiH faaa lhe Cove lHr
hiuself Saa H4fatT.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29
HAMILTON, NEVADA, WEDNESDAY MORNING. JUNE 20,


BraNxn 10 nflga- Ths ataehson ~
dependent ~ iite lsrA says' On Friaay
iABt two iistle children, Hnn and 5sussfter
uf Jnhu Campbell, saHiiee nf H. ls &
nj Pennington. whiie rlasling siih I'd
matches il tha barn. SGT tre 70 Aha hsy
The boy, hy ssar1H nInanS or uthsf, laade
hie ext al mindu@ a. ihs anof "a,
shnt. ran " his Hnther and ti.fo1fsd
her q wilht had tti.n place Mrs.
CsmIAall pgai 10 ilF taru ujth all y
sihie speed. fpsahl tbs door. aud ~
staAtlr tbs hay NhNh nearly hIled M
ba.is1sne waa IL q hlsah, and the / ~
girl sli4elagei in eagsae. Wita n rl1ofh RS
iAlsfiaai, tha lady gsisaRal in tha AZ to
sas4 her eailt. au4 'latng 10 sustsiin. =
ae.sra mnt serieusilj jas5 Tha little "a
last IL lifH &aa3 tho HlagaeF ~ aasd y hl
a. "a aitlasi eDnllLaa The hRIn aIfl
con lfmla HerH deatlaya8
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29
MisffilaHfogs.


~ ~ TIE sHDSTfr s4A ~ AtiiFs
IAafr@ asi4s iAeH kilHft4fs le'ra afe me istF.
.I.1.z- ~ lEat s,ftN 3tflseA s8h FfeHiah
- thH aitt sNT est - 7.ps Eif MAhA Nsia
EAlAg ts.H. rl.i7s fAasi f9ta H sui Nfsasassas
Wiis sIHarf - taH saff 5iaafr iltea
2as nAe gHai'ra8 safi Htat ssaite 4fris - Hss
Nhe g. saA sd as3f H,.a nt hae aai4
ast. 1sH sgA elsI IA "a tsss saz4 D TsgHsi.,7
ssftasfH ami liBsiss ssnr#aa
slAssF " tjra IB3dKlEzia
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29
WHITE PINE WATER co.

DERsoNs HAVING PIPES CONNECTED
Il with the Water Co.'S mains are cautioned
from this date to dcsist from attaching private
hose for tho purpose OF sprinkling streets
under penalty Of having their water shut on.
ieisN p. A. BENJAMIN, supt.
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29

rahad, frass the Haasa sslses M
rai8lte, RIP r,tF tlft, farFa suta lts
fteb aud MsaanfmieA Wa eamJ tsy
eEhafriafeR frsin tha charge af ensnt -
fV III the aslsHsesa snsiaiutas the etsaa
anGss by imTssf.eT iahusasss.- y An
AEgeat
The White Pine news. [volume] (Treasure City, Nev.) 1868-1906, 1870-06-29

n is raasbrnd fhat GsenarA Sref att
pfi rrsii1u bis pps3iiUn IN eaae the A -
hi1l t.assen III aaeh ) shhFe a. - cit
down hia iret,usa. n I've aaits -. be II
aneape IN llnsutihl basihess in Esw
XgfE.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-28

CHEAP BAcoN-A low price for the product OF
the hog Is OF leading Importance to the Southern
people, and we are consequently pleased to notice
by the following statement from usually we'll in
formed source, that the hog crop OF the West Is
much above fermer estimates. Prices, however,
will be kept up 80 long as Western rings can COM
maud money enough to influence them. George VI.
Philips, Jr. provision and produce broker Of Gin
clnnati, in his circular OF March 1sth, says:
The cutting Of hogs for winter packing has vir-
tually closed for the season, but the returns as
vet lave not been made public, and IL matters
little whether they are ever puolished or not Ine
correct returns cannot be arrived at this season.
The packing at this point, as puonsned Dy tne
Price Current Is farce and yaueless lot statlstl-
cal PURPOSES The editor gives as the total re-
ceInts. exclusive OF shipments, for the season,
35d 54 hogs counting so hogs to the car, but when
he makes up his estimate OF the packing he finds
that the hogs were 30 very heavy this season that
they could get only 40 instead OF so to the car yet
he makes the increase in weight only IL lbs. per
hog. or two hogs to the car over 40. His estimate
OF the Cincinnati packing Is $50 nogs Win IL
lbs. increase in weight, which would make 3S5, 500
hogs OF las; years weight. Statistics, unless pos.
itlVely correct as dangerous to work on as the
edge tool to handle, and would advise the trade
this season to pay very little attention to them.
The high price paid for the hog, the large crop
and the heavy loss which the packer is now real
izinC, will forever stifie correct statistics we
have hog product enough to supply tne Woi!a,
and in our reat Western farms we are raising
the hog and marketing them daily, and will all
the year reund. Buy what you want and as you
want it. at current prices and It may prove as
profitable In the end as to have worked on false
statistics In hopes cf large profits
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-28
Tribute Of Respect.
MASONIC HALL


CHARLESTON, S. G., March %. 1870.
At an extra meeting of the Lafayette Artil-
lery Charitable Association, held this evening, the
following preamble and resolutions were unanl'
mously adopted:
Though Death visits alike the young and the
old the rich and the poor, and though In our daily
walk we are constantly called upon to mourn Tor
those dear to US BY the ties OF love- OF friendship
or association. still when Death separates US from
q friend 10 middle life, In the rigor of mature In
tellect, and Of active usefulness We feel deeper
sense Of the loss than do we of the child IN his
youth. or the old man who has accomplished
well.spent life.
It's with this deeper feeling that We mourn the
loss OF our late associate and brother CHAPTBs E.
KANAPAUx, cut down at the age OF 43 years; be.
loved by his friends; idollzed by his family; liked
by all with whom he came in contact; with
a useful career before him; at time when lile
offered him oil OF its pleasures, and industry
many OF Its rewards.
native OF this city, graduate OF Charleston
College, from the age OF Is years member OF the
company, out OF which this association has
sprung, for many years commanding officer OF
that company, soldier during the whole OF the
war, an intelligent lawyer an efficient magistrate
and kind and genial friend, he passed through
life beloved by many, respected by all.
1t Is peculiarly at that this association, In The
organization Of which he was so efficient, should
pay some tribute to his memory.
Here, among the friends Of his youth and his
more mature manhood, his worth was best
known, aud Ills loss is most deeply felt. There
fore. be 1t
l. RESOLVED, That In the death OF CHARLES E.
KASApAuX this association mOurns the loss OF Q
good and useful citizen, true and steadlast
iriend and one Of our most valued anu earnest
members
9. Resolred, That this association tender to his
family It's heartfelt sympathy In their bereave
ment.
3. IeSolred, That page In our Minute book be
Inscribed TO the memory OF the deceased.
4. ReSolued, That q copy OF this preamble anu
resolutions be sent TO the family OF the deceased
and that they be published in the daily papers.
Extract from the minutes.
THOMAS W. BOLGER, Secretary.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-28

CIVIL. RIGHrs.-On Saturday last number
OF negroes visited several OF the bar-rooms and
restaurants, demanding liquor. Some OF the
proprietors refused, among them Messrs Meyer
and Fehrenbach who were arrested, carried before
Magistrate Mackey and required to give security
to appear to answer the charge of violating the
Civil Rights Act. We learn that the party con.
sisted OF A. J. Ransier, county auditor and mem
ber OF the Legislature; VIM. Mitchell, clerk Of
Council W. R. H. Hampton, on adermani W. H.
Mishaw magistrate and two or three others,
less known to fame; and that when they visited
Mr.. Stelling's restaurant, and he refused to
receive pay, they took several drinks apiece
before retiring.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-28

PREssSTATIoN.-0 Saturday last there was
a pleasant affair at the Public Normal School OF
this city, caused by the presentation Of silver
pitcher BY the teachers OF the public school to Mr.
E. Montague Grimke, secretary OF the bo.rd OF
public school commissioners. The Hon. c. Z.
Memminger made the presentation speech. Mr..
Grimke, on receiving the gift, appropriately re-
sponded. Mr.. Archer, principal OF the st. Philip
street school, and others, made brief remark
The pitcher is beautiful specimen OF workman
ship, and engraved upon 1t is the name Of the re-
clpient and the date Of the presentation. Mr..
GrimEe has occupied the position OF secretary to
the boyyd of commissioners for the last thirteen
years and this testimonial OF appreciation for his
services Is well merited.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-28

CRUMBs.-Shad are selling In Orangeburg at
Judge R. B. Carpenter Is at the St. Nicholas
Hotel, New York.
The present freshet In the Savannah River has
completely overnowed all the rice plantations
bordering on, or near the stream, completely
blocking all planting movements and delaying
cultivation.
The residence OF Captain Boutelle, at Stony
Place, Hilton Head Island, was entirely consumed
by fire Friday morning. Only few articles were
saved.
Last week severe storm passed over portions
OF Clarendon, ups0ttng small houses, tearing up
large trees and demolishlng fences Considerable
wind and rain in Manning at the same time. The
weather has cleared cr spring like.
An election for Mayor and Aldermen OF Colun-
bia will take place on April 5th.
MT. ]. P. Southern, president OF the George
town and Charlotte Railroad, and Captain W. S.
Greene, chief engineer are on visit along the line
of the projected railroad, en- route to Charlotte,
with view to making arrangements towards
commencing this important work.
We learn that the Etna and German Fire Com
panies have applied for permission to attend the
firemen's celebration In Savannah on the first OF
May next.
On Friday night last, number OF restaurant
Keepers acting under legal advice, held meet.
ing and resolved to contribute to the expenses OF
testing the co1stitutionallty Of the Civil Rights
act.
The engineer once for Fortiacations" is ad-
yertisiHSfor one thousand cubic yards Of fresh
water building sand, to be delivered at Fort Sum-
ter Is 1t inte ded to rebuild?
Not case worth mentioning was disposed Of
oy the Mayor Saturday.
Colonel Blunt, VINO has been stationed OF this
post for some time has been ordered to Missouri
He will be relieved by Captain G. ". Bradley.
dog belonging to Mr.. L. D. Meyers has been
ordered by the Mayor to be killed.
The prisoners at the jail being disappointed, IL
not witnessing the execution OF Friday Nixon
hung q pullet on the gallows intended Tor MIN
The execution vas success; the neck and ood!
seeded.
anthony Nixon, son OF Friday Nixon, and 81
accomplice in the murder Of Dick Richards, VII
be carried to the Penitentiary :e-daJ.
Two colored men, named respectively DaVi'
and Ralph Williams were arrested early Satur
day morning by oficer Levy. They had in thei
possession bag Of fowls.
There are only forty seven prisoners in jail now
Only four Of them are white.
The adjourned meeting OF the Sunday-schoc
superintendent and teachers will be held to
night.
An extra meeting of the supervisors OF tn
High School will be held in the Mayors ONCE thi
afternoon.
Daddy Cain calls upon the people ito prove ina
there has been one act OF Governor Scott. OF
any executive officer OF the State, which was
corrupt transaction
The number of dead letters sent from IN
Charleston postoficc ner week to the dead ette
office ilHTashington, is said to be about four hui
.dred.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-03-28

On SNAG-On Tuesday last while the
schooner Frances Ann, Captain Esnard, loaded
with phosphate and merchandise for planters on
the islands, was ascending Wadmalaw River, she
got fast on some snags near Church Flats, and
when the tide fell careened over, breaking her
sternpost and receiving other injuries. Most OF
her csrgo was saved.