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the whole blame on the Retormers. Another
scheme is to get up riot on election day. so
that the election may be set aside.
HORRY.
On Wednesday senator will be elected to
fill the vacancy caused by the death of the
Hon. Hy. Buck.
oRANGEBuRG.
The Ne,os Is sold out to the Orangeburg
News Publishing Company, and runs up the
names Of Scott and Ranser. This is too late
to do Scott any good or Reform any harm.
" GEORGETOWN.
The Times is hard at work for Reform. It
says: "We trust on next Wednesday every
man who can possibly find his way to the polls
will 70 and deposit his vote for the restoration
of his State to decent and honest government.
We have larger white vote than at first sight
would appear. Surely every man will do his
duty on Wednesday next, for it is all the more
important that the lower districts should do
their utmost to overcome disparity in numbers
By a united effort for the general result"
s.-rr CHESTER.
The meeting Of the Reform party held on the
9Th was a complete success. Judge Carpenter
was warmly received and heard by large au-
dience, without interruption. General. Young,
from North Carolina, delivered forcibe
speech In favor Of Reform.
"A rousing meeting was also held cn Satur-
day last at McAlileys mills, in the same coun-
ty. Both parties spoke, and remarkable fea-
ture was conciliatory speech from Wimbush.
Whils advocating the Republican doctrines,
he counselled o peaceful election and free
ballot.
A Radical meeting, announced to be held at
Coates's Tavern, York County, on the 5th, was
uattended by none but the speakers.
COLUMBIA.
A public meeting was held on Thursday
evening, at Columbia, in front Of the Columbia
Hotel. Colonel McMaster presided, and an
address was made by NJ. P. O'Connor, Esq,
which was replied to by Sam Dickerson.
EDGEEIELD.
Edward McNairy, colored, who was nomin-
ated on the Reform ticket, in Edgefeld, for
the Legislature, has declined, and Henry
Raiford has been substituted.
RICHLIND.
An arrangement has been patched up In
Columbia, in accordance with the programm e
as agreed upon by the Republican and Reform
parties. They will be at the polls from the
time they open until they close, and place
themselves in such position as to see all the
voters, and challenge those whom they think
are not entitled to vote; see that our tickets
are within reach of all, and make special
note of eperyi Illegal act; take names OF those
guilty, and those who vote ter challenge.
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Latest from Tours.

.'E3 -. TOURS, october TO- q
No additional Official news has been received:
from Orleans. 1t is understood that large forces
are face to face near Fort st. Aubin. A general
battle is imminent The military authorities here
are hurrying relnforcements forward. Gahbaldi,
has been appointed to the command of the irregu.,
lar forces in the vosges, with brigade OF Garde:
Mobiles attached Gambetta, In Announcing
Garibaldi's appointment to General Cambrictss,
commanding the Eastern Department; hopes he
will support GarIbaldl. A decree has been Issued
subjectIng generals, who allow themselves to be
surprised, to court-martiaL - ,ua
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DDACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMPY'S
THROUGH LINE TO
CALIFORNIA, CHINA AND JAPAN.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED.

Steamers Of the above line leave Pier 1lFHNh
No. AZ, North River, foot, Of, Canal SAQ
street, New York, at IL o'clock noon,- Of the Ah
and Goth OF every month except when these
dates fall on Sunday, then the Saturday prcceds'
Ing. - -
steamers for South Pacific and Central American
ports, Those Of 4th touch at Manzantllo. -
Steamship JAPAN leaves San Francisco Tor "a.
pan and China october !, 1870. :
NO California steamers touch at Havana, but
20 direct from New York to Aspinwall.
One hundred pounds baggage free to each adult.
Medicine and attendance free 1T
For Passage Tickets or other Information apply
at the COMPANy'S TICKET OFFICE, on the
wharf foot Of Canal street, North River, Few
York. -. ....,..e az; F. Is. hAhf, Agent. /
ilry16-1yr
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MEssRs. Furchgott, Benedict & Co., at the
southeast corner OF King and Calhoun streets, are
still Offering strong inducements to buyers OF dry
goods, blankets, carpeting, &C., and have very
full stock in all lines on hand.
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The Steamer DICTATOR, Captain .sE>h
George E. Mcmillan, viii sail from ss1kzi517fE7.s
Central Wharf for above points every TUESDAY
EVENING, at O'Clock, arriving back at Charles
ton every SUNDAY AFTERNOON, at O'CLOCK.
cent will sail from Central Wharf for above points
avery FRIDAY EVENING, at 8 O'Clock, arriving
back at Charleston WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, as6
fuUs Fare from Charleston to Savannah, including
meals and berth, So.
oct1o No. s Central Wharf.
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Rus1sEss ENvELopEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
10 now prepared to furnish good envelopes, with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous.
and. Send your orders. Every merchant anc
hno,ness man should have his card printed on
his envelopes. n
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BUsINEss NoTIo oEs.

INFORMATION FOR THE PUBL1c.-It will be
seen by the advertisement In another column,
that Mr.. A. R. Stflman has just received nne as
sortment of kid gloves, plads, merInoes &C., at
No. 2Sl King street.
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PHoroGRAPH ALBUMS, in leather bindings,
holding fifty pictures, 75c and soc. each, at NO.
1s1 King street; also at the Hasel street Bazaar.
oct,o-m mtu CHAs C. RICHTER & Co.
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For CONGRESS-, R. 8. THAR1N-Aessrs.
Editors Please announce r. S. THARis as inc
Peoples Candidate for Congress for this District'
and obligc MANI
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COUNTRY DEALERS can purchase their AL
buns at New York prices at the Hasel' street Ba'
.oor oct10-mtu
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, 81,
IS, Sc so and IS so per thousand according 70
size. at THE NEWS Job once.
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NEW LOT of mercantile Note Paper, FIVE
qures for 5oc. at the Hasel street Bazaar and NO.
1s1 King street. octlo-m1u
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MrssRs. Ep1roRs-Please announce LOUIS
nrN.EN.s as candidte for County Commission.
er for Charleston County, and oblige.
oo,s. MANY VOTERS.
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Green and
BlackP WILSON'S GROCERY. 1uns
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VERSAILLES, october 10, via London.
Reports OF the French successes before Par Is
are untrue, and have been invented for the pur.
pose OF rekIndIing the courage OF the people. The
Prussans hold exactly the same positions VIII ich
they held on the: 18th Of September Two SMALL
skirmishes between the outposts,, which took.
place on Thursday and Friday, were the only en-
counters during the week. Scissors, after an OBJ
stlnate defence Of four days, capltulated to the
German forces.
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Last NIGHTS DISPATCHES.
Efforts for Peac,

LONDON, October 16.
MA cr.aited here that negotiations are quIe tly
but actively proceeding with view to erecting
mace. The main obstacle now Is the beiligerent
teuner Of the parisians. Rouen dispatch, dated
Friday night, announces the approach Of the
prnss,ans. The national guards are preparing TO
resist them.
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FIFTY PICTURE ALBUMS, In velvet, 9Oc. each
Easel street Bazaar and 16l King street.
octlo-mtu
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THE STRUGGLE IN FRANCE.
REPORTED ESCAPE OF BAz4INE,S
ARMY FROM METZ. ~ -.

A Brilliant and Successful sortte from
Paris by Trochu Claimed by; the
French, but Denied by the Prussians-
GaribaIdi In the Field-Fail Of: sois-
sous-NIore Efforts for Peace,
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SIX DOLLARS A .6YEARua

MECHANICS AND LAB0RISG MEH'ss TiOEEEeLs
10 ne Rdttor or tie Ne,6s: You viii pisexsse al.
nounce ii your columns, for the Union RsfolM
Ticket, In behalf Of the mechanics add 4aboillSs
men And obliee .s.aG 81 aMfNYV0fHsaia
- 7'Eaa5 80 .aaa7rTg Tt ~ g9!r-o Is1og
~ -. i..r ". eaaet-. J-IiaSg Go,Io.Ic.r eccs
" ..is f,9I so sfo a sEniYHE4sT1oi yd,leIr2ss
~ HON. R B, CASRESTERH,o sey q, w. .;sss re
NJ. For t,n.aeyeernoE,ce. I'd 10
GENERAL NJ GsRgrLER. sss7lh.
- For State SENATOR
EDWIN BAT TEss,,--=-------=-,--=-----. Es,--=----=------
For .Representatives,,, ~,
FRANZ NELeHERs, raABRiT BRohN, safs,
Jos. EDAoNsroN, 7, ". -EAsTERL1Ne,
CYRUS FENw1cK, .t,,a. a. n. JACKSON,
B. O'NEfLL, = .'s'S j. G. sHUEER,I0E
W. "a. FRANCIS, - GEO. WAsHNaroN,-
JN0! F: B#IfTeN,;=Z.!- SIP. s4TH, Ta:.IzQ
ED: :ENsroN, tggi.l asMoM Rn11TE. ;;.liosAa
RICHARD HOLLOWAY, CARL BERLIN, aa..g agL
JONAS BYRD, Paul B.=BRlYToN. -
- For Probuss saudge,
GEO. BUST.
For County Commissioners,
LOUIS DUNNEMAN, T..S. BROWNING,
SAMUEL HOLLOWAY.
For School Commissioner,
E. MONTAGUE GRMKE.
For County Coroner,
no.. e! M:::WmT1Easi Eea
THE Poor MANS TICKET. Ito the voters of
;Coneton County, Of all parties the following tick
ct is respectfully offered:
.Tor 6 For SENATOR
ISAIAH Fox,
Representative.
r.. ]. L1nRHousE, Jos. "A. sAsroRTAs, colored,
THOMAS PEOPLES. Dr.. B. F. BLAoK,
CHARLES HEArE:. coiored.1
-. Probate Judge.,s .!gB yKk;f4
~ r ALLEN WILLIS. INV ...,S...
County Commissioners. =
DIR. A. E. WILLIAMS, JOHN TJLLY, colored, ~
DIR. LMEHoysK. . ~ ev;IT0
! ,.c- School Commissioner. q, y a5.Gs:a
.i:!a a.. SAM HOWELL ,.saszs;.a Il "
Rev. ANTHONY AIsroN, colored. @sdt
|. octf7-3s -, ~ MANY YoTARN0 OF
FELLow-C CITIZENS OF CHARLESTON County,
IS. C.-I hereby beg leave to state to the public
the motives which induce me to run for the once
Iof County Commissioner of this county. There
are grest many OF my fellow citizens, both
white and colored, who have solicited my name
to be used as an independent candidate for said
once, knowing my capacity to MI the same.
Il hereby accept the Nomination, and, II elected,
will do what honor and justice demands.to my>
self and my fellow; citizens Of Charleston County
Yours, &C., '.s'''''l, LouIs DUNNENANN.
Charleston, s. c., October 10, 1870. oct1l'
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HARD EAo1s FOE MIR. WHITING.
Poor Old N 9 d!
TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TO THE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
In replying to the Card Of E. NJ. Whiting, in
your paper OF Saturday, our task is an easy one,
inasmuch as 1t answers the matter at issue, and
had we not few more facts to elucidate, would
scarcely have troubled you on this occasion. :,
Mr. whiting convicts himself Of what we have
charged him with; for he admits that he was
TINS deputy-ergo,, co-partner-for he had q
Joint interest; and Of this htstorD, as he calls It,
he says he is not ashamed-vell, Ned, that: is su-
pernuity-and concludes his peroratlon thus !:
.And in continuing to act, think have sub.
served the best interests Of my fellow-cltizens,
and given satlsfactlon.n The gentleman certainly
has forgottena noble precept: "Self-praise is no
commendation.n
And now we come to the additional facts we
promised. -
Our first intention was to put certain interroga.
tories to Mr.. Whiting, but as he might defer an
swering them until too late for our purpose, we
thought proper to state what we know, and, In
80 doing, will have to goa little out OF our way.
We charge that the forty names that endorsed his
card for IN independent nomination were solicit
ed; that Mr.. Whiting had the first intlmation OF
Tins resignation, and worked like beaver with
the Charleston delegation, for the nomination,
from the commencement OF Tins resignation,
on the Friday preceding the convention Of the
Sd, and through all Of Saturday, nor did he even
remit his labors on the holy Sabbath; that he sub.
mitted himself to the convention on Monday
morning sanguine Of success, and that, on the
evening Of that day, Mr. Whiting expressed his
surprise to several OF his friends on his
failing in receiving the nomination, with
the asseveration, In his own words, that
she had sixty.elght votes pledged" all
OF which will be substantiated BY afidavlt
II necessary. This does not look, Mr.. Edi'
tor, as though any one had the advantage OF tnat
sstute gentleman. as he would have you think,
and as he states In his card to Mr.. Roche, but
goes to substantlate my former premises, that
Mr.. Whiting is no Reformer, and that his OBJ.
iect Is to distract aud divide the Union Reform
party Of this county, and will accomplish his al m
II not looked after. - .FAcIs. =
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DAYS OF LEAVING CHANGED TO TUESDAYS
AND FRIDAYS.
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'F F................"f .....''.''''''.' 80
on,u Of BLAcKwELLs,
octio No. 1s1 Meeting street, below Market.
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ce1ys Tas ssea%sr sseaSs at Asu South GtIantio Sa
Wharf, OF AoNDAYs and THURSDAYS, and leave
as ionuTs, Wv ,.,,o~ EDIsro.
r,,.,aoa ~ 10 MI "WEDNESDAY, 9Th, IL A y
friasV:s'' rsss' 7sb. n p M|saturday. sth, 4
Tnesdsv Ta,ssIi h 1Ith OK A q wednesday, 18th, "a y
tuesday, lsti, TX asasapesa SsSpssSas: S aS.0
T1esdav Tr,uSg' asth, A Ml Wednesday 18th; 5kAH
Friday, Friday asth, 81 Alsaturday, 2athr sA n
fo' DOUGLAS NISBET, Agent
South Atlantic Wharf.
N. R.-Frelght and wharfage payable on the
wharf, sepo"
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ROBERT EDMUND LEE.
THE CAREER OF TIE GRE4f
ih'sz- CAPTAIN.

His Parentage and Ed aen,Ion-services
In the Mexican WIar-His Resigna-
tion--summary + His victories-The
Surrender Mt A. A'lpesaatten-Hls nsfe at
Le1tngton-c" asses OF HIS DeatA--Last
Hours-The funeral, sc. g
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.TEEKLY LINE TO SAVANNAH.
THROUGH BY DAYLIGHT.

- BRUNSWICK, GA. =. = IL
The favorite Steamer .i. - ..-sT
-ELIN A III A N G. o *, -!
Captain L. W. BURNS, SEQ
will receive Freight at South Allan. =
tic wharf for above points every =
INo. at I O'Clock, arriving at Savannah the same
evening, and leaving for Darien, &C., the follow
ing morning. Returning, will leave Savannah lor
Charleston every MONDAY MoRNINo, at O'CLOCK.
For Freight or passage, apply to
RAVENEL HOLMES.
sen1o No. 1T East Bay.
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FOR EDIsTo AND ENTERPRISE, VIA JOHNS
ISLAND FERRY, CHURCH FLATS, Y0UNG'S
ISLAND. BEARS BLUFF, &c.
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5bipptng.

TOR LIVE POOL.
TheA1 British Bark RANGER, Doty, Mas ~Hi.
ter, having the greater part.of her cargo en-. 8
gagged will be promptly loaded for the above port.
B. s. RHETT SON.
| oct17-mwf8 --..-,s-. No. SO East Bay.
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NOR F L O R I D A
TWICE A WEEK.

FOR SAVANNAH, FERNANDNA, JACKSON
WILLIE, PLATA AND ALL POINTS ON. ..n.a
THE ST. JOHNS RIVER.
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VERSAILLES, october 1e, via London

pears to, be free to march upon Thionville. This
report is considered doubtful. 90,
iH = The PruRgian Account. ..aa--.
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TIME TABLE OF. STEAMER "ARGO'
FOR OCTOBER, 1870 - '
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THE CANDIDATES. f COLUMN.
,YoTE THE STRAIGHT TICKET

UsIoN Reform PARTY, ]
EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE RooMs,
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oct11-S*
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BIRTH AND LINEAGE.

IN THE CONfEUbhAlb onNs ANA's- .-.
This was the only sdefnition" OF his position
ever given by him. His resignation was instantly
accepted. and he at once took up his residence In
Richmond, as commander Of the forces In Wiz
cinia, with the rank OF major-eeneral,: to which
he had been appointed By Governor Letcher. He
remained in his State, and set to work to organ.
ize the State troops declining any command that
took him into the general service OF the Confed-
eracy. At this time Montgomery was the Con-
federate capital, and the Virginia troops were Vir
rually independent; bnt, soon after tue assump-
rion Of commsndby General Lee tne seat VI sos-
..n,,ont vas transferred to Richmond, and he
was formally recognized as one or the Confeder'
ate chiefs receiving the rank-hitherto unknown
IN this .country-of full general. he was thus
on1he list OF the army roster. Cooper
and Albert sidney Johnston only outranklng aim m
in priority Or appointment. He was assigned: to
commshd the forces in Western Virginia. to op'
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;yOR BOsTON--MERCHANTS LINE;

~ B. s. RHETT SON.
/ oct17-mwf8 No. SO East Bay.
TNoR Observation-Disclosures LINE
FREIGHT on coTr6N 81 PER BALE. e y s.l':'-
; ..:Na> % fC 'iTEc-- o. .'lii .iTagS fJIy'lsT
!, The regular Packet Brig. JOHN FREE. a
MAN, Baker, Master, wants 200 bales TO I'LL -
up and sail promptly. al,
FoR LIvER'PooL;.'FE ~
The Al Ship ARRAOAN, ,,,ia -loading.r-&
and win be promptly dispatched for the -
For Freight engagements, apply to ...:sig.,5
GEO. A. TRENHOLM& son,
oct13 @@..M No. Broad street. >
EOR LIV POO Z. -. -.
The AL new American Bark XENIA, ah,a
Long, master, having more than one-hal Hk
her cargo engaged and going on board, Will be-
promptly dispatched for the above port
For balance Of freight room, 'sppyto n. lssi
STREET BROTHERS CO., -.
oct7 - - No. "a East Bay.
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than usually busy. After attending chapel
service as he always did, he spent the whole
morning attending to various matters con.
necte,. with the interests OF the college. AT
ovieck P. II. he went to meeting OF the vestry
OF his church, over which he presided. Matters
OF great importance to the interests Of the church
were under consideration, aud the meeting was
protracted for three hours. Returning home just
In time for tea, he was sitting at the table with
his family when he was suddenly attacked and
became apparently speeches. and incapable OF
motion. The next morning he rallied, anil as
there were no decisive indications OF paralysis or
| OF apoplexy, 1t was hoped that the attack would
prove nothing more serious than a temporary
nervous prostration. All Of the indications seemed
favorable to his recovery until last Monday. lie
spoke but llttle and that only in answer to ques-
tions concerning his physical condition. But
this showed that he had recovered the power OF
speech His intellect seemed entirely clear, and
he gave most unmistakable evidences that
while lie lay for the most part in s.upor to
| which the medicines given him no doubt largely
contributed, he was, when aroused, entirely con-
scious. he seemed so much better on Saturday
that DIR. Madison playfully said to him: General,
you must make haste and get up from this bed.
Traveller is. getting lazy, end you must make
haste and give him the exercise he needs" The
General fixed his eyes steadily upon him and
shook his head very emphatlcally, as If to indl'
cate that he did not expect to ride Traveller
| again. On Monday he became suddenly wore,
anddespite the best efforts OF as fine medical Skill
as the country affords, and the fervent prayers OF
| snxlous hearts, he gradually sunk until Wednes
day morning at .e16 O'Clock, when he breathed
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MANY CITEENe.
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The Elections.

The Radicals in Union are whipping and
,wounding the blacks Ia all directions, laying
the whole blame on the Retormers. Another
scheme is to get tup q riot on election day. so
that the election may be set aside.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

lax tOf year loOO.. lo'4O
Beginning on the line of
Virginia avenue forty.
four feet six inches from
the northwest corner Of
said square, thence with
Virginia avenue south
eastwardly hity-two feet,
thence sOuthwestwardly
ninety-ono feet eight and
one quarter Inches, thence
south forty-eight feetnine
and one half inches,
thence west sixty feet to
Second street east, thence
eighty-three feet nine
inches, thence east eight
cen feet, and then at right
angles TO Virginia avenue
enthusiastically seventy
three feet 20 the begin
ming.
Hardness, George W, ant
James Mcclure.
Tax or year 1865. $50.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-19

Nrcen, John M.....,.,.
Being the south sixteen
feet Of said lot, and run
ming back the same width.
10 the rear llno ofsaid lot.
Glotzback, Joseph ......I
Second intallment tax for
curblng and foot pave
mcnt, on interest FROM
October goth, 1888. e14.28I
Beginning on Delaware
avenue fifty six feet and
three lnchcss from the
northeast corner Of said
square, and running
south by and width said
Avenue fifteen feet,
thence westwardly with
the division line Of said
lot seven and lot mum
berod six In said subdl-
vision sixty eight feet one
and three fourth inches,
thence northorly seven
teen feet, thence cast
wardly TO the rear Of a
threc-fOot alloy, thoncel
from the depth Of the
building line two feet
southerly, and FROM
thence paatwardly IN th,I
Juniata sentinel. [volume] (Mifflintown, Pa.) 1846-1873, 1870-11-09

AIIFFIIN COACH & WAGON MANUFAC-
w tory.-The undersigned begs leave to
inform his customers and friends in this ana
adjoining counties, that he has enlarged his
shop, and by the addition of Steam Power,
is prepared to do work at the shortest possi-
BILE notice. s-I
He is constantly manufacturing and making
to order, every description of Coaches, Car
riages, Buggies, Sulkies, Wagons, &C., also
Family and Yoak cutter sleighs. He is also
prepared to manufacture Road Wagons-from
one to four horse.
Having been working at the business for a
un.ber of years himself, and employing
none but the best of workmen, l fatter
myself that the work cannot be surpassed
for neatness and durability, in this or ad-
joining counties. ..
/ always keep on hand from twenty to
thirty set, of best second growth, Jersey
Hickory Spokes, in order to make durable
wheels And will warrant my work for any
reasonable time. ~.
Sleighs and Buggies re-painted with neat
n.ss and dispatch. All other repairing heavy
orGVht will receive strict attention. Como
and examine my stock and WORK before pur-
chasing elsewhere. Don't forget the name,
J. P. HEIFFLEFINGER,
Corner Of the Pike S Cedar Spring road.