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ATTORNEY AND CnUN5ELLQH N
BAGkEJ pICY.
Congress having juat amended the bankrupt
law so that nearly al parties can be- discharged
from their debts unoJ3tructrd by tho fifty pcr
cent ~tIau.c, so. called, another opportunity Of
iyr3 TO secure tho beLchL: "f This most effective
and perlnmrcn. :Hr.$!rc % ."!icf. Ihc above
named Will make bankrupt business Il specially;
will procure discharge; on tho Elost moderate
terms, and transact MI business in that line ut
prices whicl ca"nGt Ia; - BE satisfactory. Be-
Ing u. 5. Commissioner. he will enGeaver to
visit the diiTcc"nt counties Oh court daJs, rnd
thus sMvc parties tho trouble and expense OF
several trips 20 Nlc%aai?ia - boginnlnR and
proceeding With lh"rr cases. Discharges can
b. nbtsinch mere! before EGGi-t2r Hil!As prompt
y "a: il Richmond or elsewhere, and i: much
less expense 20 ~par.ic; !. may be added that
,ln bankrupt urt, IL connection with tho
Homestead exemption, Which j. is now beloved
viii he secured to the bAnATuptunde: tho bank
rrp! law. is tho only rgal Gn;i"! nov offered to
parties struggling il the h~oPo;css bondage OF
ola Iabt:. Address personally or by letter at
No. Il south Rcynl e:raat. Aieyandria. fjyl6.ly
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1OSTl COST COST

Having determined TO close out my stock OF
HOSIERY, GLOVES, HANDkERChlEtS,
&c / shall offer them all at cost after to-day
Ladies' Hosiery from l23 10 Csc; best iron
frame 30 to 35c.
Berlin and Isle Thread Gloves from LIZ to
25 cents.
Handkerchiefs of every description ut prime
cost.
Germantown Woods a. lac per OF. ZepnyTs
at lSc-until the stock is closeI out.
Gent!omcn's heavy English hslt hose at 3oc.
Embroidered S!i rpers. Chair Sests. &C.. to.
gether with lily whole stock OF kEADY-MADE
HATS ard some styles of FEATHERS strictly
a. cost. "t Mrs =. L..
dec IL l25 King street.
vxTE DESIRE TO RETURN THANKS TO
w our friends and thc public generally for
the patronage extended Us during tho past year.
and to request its continuance in the future: .
We beg Ioave 10 call attention to our stock OF
CHRISTMAS GOODS.
Usisins, whole, half and quarter boxef.
Curran!s, Citron,
M;nca ii AIT, FlSvoring Extracts,
Canned Peaches and Tomatoes,
hnglish Pickles, Chow Chow,
Catsup, in pint and qlsrt bottles.
Maccaroni, Corn Starch, Gela,ina. &c &c.
Goods Delivered TO all parts Of the city free
Of charge.
dec IL DAV1 g
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MARRIED.

assays Fl Young Men, on Social Evils, snd
the propriety or impropriety Of getting Married,
with sanitary help for those VINO feel united
for matrimonial happiness. Sent free, in snaloi
envelopes. Address howard ASSOClA-
TION, Boz /. Philadelp hi., "a sep l9-3m
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4 AND FOR SALE-Pursuar: to . deed of
u trust from Lee Tuttlo to tho undersigned,
bearing dAtc April %. 1850, and Of record on
the land records Of Fairfax county. liber Is.
No. 4, psge 76, ! shall, Oh MONDAY, the 18th
day OF December, 1870, Court day, in front o:
the Court House door Of Fairfax county, sell TO
The highest bidder, the following described
property: All that TRACT or PARCEL OF
LAND conveyed by s%id deed of trust, con.
tanning two hundred smd r;noty.tve acres and
one hundred End for:y-onc poles. This lana
lies near Eurkc's station, o., a. 3 N. l.. i,
and near G. 4. Arund!e'a.
Terms: So much cHsh az vii! discharge the
expenses Of snlo ana tho Gmoun. due and uulaid
under the ssid decd Of trust, and the residue on
y credit of six months. The cash required will
be announced Gil the day o. sale. Selling
as trustee, l. will coAvAg such title as ls
vested in me By ssid deed N trust only, which
is believed II be good.
WIN. SAGAE:, Trustee.
Fairfax county, nov l9-lai"
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TOALl COAL COAL
- Now landing and have on wErsI: II luii
stock of COAL, which l. will be plessed to cell
al market rates. Orders left at No. ~ King
street, with Wise Il 90, Or with nir, Will DO
promptly attended to
doc lOIw w. a. SHOOT, Shoots wharf.
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AUCTION SALES.
70 .gnnn NJ. Parrotf, Auctioneer.

THUSTS4LE-By virtue OF q deed OF trust
4 from Virginia. Scott to: the Undersigned,
G@ied thu l9:h day OF August 1871, OF record ca
tbe land records OF y~irtG2 county, Virgins.
GAY, the 9Th day of December, 1870, at II
N il front Of 1.-The Mayors office, in the city OF
alexandria, Va Is trustee in said deed named,
oEer for sale, by public auction, the following
described TRACT OF LAND, in said county
of Fairfax, ps!t Of the BuSH-HILL ESTATE,
viz: Beginning at o stone marked Z. NJ. S. 9,
neing the corner Of a tract of land conveyed by
.Josish Watson and Wi!o to Richard Marshall
Scott, on the 10th Of August, 1901, and running
thence with the All line OF said tract reversed
north TO cast 50 poles to tho corner ID
of said above mentioned tract; thence dus
north S07 poles 20 6 stump of q swamp black
oak, on the bsnk al Cameron or Back Lick run;
hence with the meandars of the run to d stake
on the bank thereof on the dividing line Of tho
lands Of The said Virginia Scott and Barbour:
thence with said dividing line south l7o east
1877 uoles to 2 stone marked L.. Il. &. 2; thence
again with The lines OF tho ABOVE mentioned
tract conveyed by Josiah Watson and wife to
Z. 81. Scott south 7sa' west. IS poles to the cor
rer *" of said tract; thonce with tho last line
of TIL said tract reversed to the point of begin
ming, containing about ONE HUNDRED
ACRES OF LAND, exclusive Of the land oc-
cupied By the O., A.. & NJ. Il. z. Go. near tho
bank of the run.
Terms: Expense; Ol salo hnd /. of tic pur.
chase money cash, and tho residue in two equal
instruments at sig snd twelve months, respect
ively, from tho day Of fslo, with interest the
deferred pay menLs to be secured by negotiable
notes, wita good cHdorsers. and also by a lien
upon tic p~ropcr!y-the said property being lis
be to be- resoli by public auction upon de!nuit
in tho payment thereof, by virtue OF said deei
of trust Ueots and stamps st the cost OF the
purchaser. WESTEh NlLLUUGHBY,
Fairfax co.. nov 2j-ts Trustee
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vREAT RBDUCrION III PRICES!

Il. NINt!, 30,
MASONIC T"HpLR, "O2. 9:A G. F SITS.
Washington, y. {.
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RECEIVED.

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-03
FROM THE CANADA BORDER.
The Feninn FiascO.

A dispatch from St. Adams states that Gene
raj Donely has been removed from Franklin
to st. Adams, where he is under arrest at the
Welden House. Thomas Murphy, who was
captured BY the Canadians, is now in Sweets
burg Jail, and he will. it is thought, be set Il!
liberty at an early day. No arms or papers
were found on his person. ]. Boyle O'Reilly,
q reporter for the Boston Pilot, was arrested
as one of 0'Ncils officers. but released, no e7i-
dence against him appearing.
The remains OF Rowe, who Tes, killed in the
fight at Richards farm, have been ds.nterrcd
by consent of the rtnians and forwarded to
Bennington, where his mother resides. The
body of O'Brien, killed in the same fight, has
also been forwarded to his friends.
A dispatch from Albany states that Colonel
Leverich has been authorized by Governor
Hoffman to proceed Immediately 10 Malone
and furnish transportation home TO all stran-
gers in and about the place. Hon. William VI.
Tweed advances money, and authorizes Colo
mel LeVerich to send home, at his expense, all
belonging to New York City.
The Fenian Council at San Francisco have
decided not to accept any further subscrip-
tions.
The Fenian General Starr mas made an off-
cial report of the affair at Huntingdon, II
which he says that the whole OF his force, iE-
Guiding stragglers, numbered not over 200
men, that only l0s of these were in the fight,
and that they fell back in good order. The
Canadian force, he said consisted OF the Goth
regiment, with four pieces OF artillery, and 700
volunteers, who fired volley a!:er Yoley, bn;
in so wild q manner as 10 10 no harm.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The trustees of 0glethorpe College have de-
termined to erect a college in Atlanta by
next January. DR.. David Wills, D. D., will
be the president.
Colonel A. H. Kenan, Of aIinedgeyille, died
yesterday.
A New York policeman. named Dykman,
was stabbed fatally on his post at the corner
of Broadway and Houston streets yesterday.
There are forty cases Of re!apsing fever in
Philadelphia.
A widely circulated Dispatch stating that
Seward was paralyzed, is false. His health is
as good as usual.
John Connor, of Waterford, is dead, aged %.
He was a Presidential elector for Jefferson.
Minnesota voted largely to pledge State
lands Ia aid of railroad enterprises.
The debt of New Hampshire is trifle,under
100000.
Prince Arthur, in presenting stand OF
colors to the volunteers, cemplimented them
upon their bravery.
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EUROPE.
Mnzzfnf mt Work.

Mazzfnt mt Work.
GENEVA, June 2.
The agents Of Mazzini are active here. 1t
is apprehended that there is a formidable Sc
cret movement sf1oat. The government has
taken precautions.
A Bagged Brfgand.
LONDON, June 2.
The last surviving member Of the brigands
who slaughtered the English captives at
Greece, has been captured.
"A Broad Hint.
ROME, June 2.
The Pope urges haste in Gcumenical dellbe-
rations, and wants the sessions opened an
hour earlier.
Cuban Emancipation.
MADRID, June 2.
The Liberal Journals condemn the emancipa-
ton, because the children Of present slaves
remain too long in slavery. Notifications are
unanimously called for.
There are no tidings Of the Englishmen re-
Gently captured by brigands near Gibraltar.
The Weather.
LONDON, June 2.
The weather is fair.
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The vote for the whole county, as reported
by special telegram 10 THE CHARLESTON
NEWS, is: Whittemore, 2039; Dunn, Gs.
Kershayy.
The vote in this county is light, but White
more is a long way ahead. Our correspon-
dent reports the vote to be: Whttemorc, 666;
Dunn, l79, and Rainey, 4.
The Vote.
The following table shows the white or COL
ored majorities in each county In the First
Congressional District, according to the State
census recently published:
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Il NEW ISSUE.
COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 2

COLUMBUS, OHIO, June 2.
The Democratic State Convention passed re-
solutions denouncing the tariff and internal
revenue laws, and pronouncing the law for
the enforcement of the Fifteenth amendme mt,
unconstitutional Tie following nominations
were made: For Secretary Of State, William
Hestry, of Cleveland: Supreme Judge, R. Har-
rison, of London; Comptroller of the Treasury,
John r. Heaton, of Belmont.
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MORE SUNSHINE.
whittemore, the Great carpet-Bagger.

From the New York Sun, tEditorial,) May 81.
Mr.. Rainey, gentleman Of color, formerly a
barber In Charleston, having Withdrawn as a
Candidate for Congress in the First District OF
South Carolina, the dlsreputable WhitteMore
is left with T. G. Dunn, Of Massachusetts,,
(white,) Republican, as his only opponent.
The entire vote of the district is 3l,7O0, Of
which 1885 votes are cast by the blacks, and
1885 by the whites, as follows:
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OFFICIIL.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining IN The Postofhce
at Charleston, for the week ending June q
1870, and printed officially in The DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper having the largest circulation
in the City Of Charleston.
@ Persons calling for Letters Advertised,
should state that they are advertised"
es- Office hours from A. NJ. 20 6iS P. NJ. On
Sundays, from 51l to 61s p NJ.
STANLEY G. TROTT. Postmaster.
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The bottom of freight car loaded with
seventeen horses gave way a few days ago on
the Hudson River Railroad. while the train
was in motion, and the accident was not dis
covered I'M the next station was reached. The
consequences were naturally very unpleasant
IN the horses
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Williamsburg.

In this county Whittemore's majority is over
whelming. The Star says that at Kingstree
the vote was Whittemore 204; Dunn So The
county goes overwhelmingly for Whittemore.
Sumter.
In This county the whites took little or no
interest in the election. All the precincts
heard from give Whttcmorc q tremendous
majority. AS far as reported by the Sumter
tlho ic
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White Mary, Colored Maj,y

OF these counties the following are known
to have given Whittemore whacking majori-
ty-Marlboro, Williamsburg, Sumter and Ker-
shaw. Horny will undoubtedly give Dunn
large majorit,, and the result hangs, in all
probability, upon the vote In Georgetown
County. All present ntindlcatlons, however, are
iu favor OF the reelection of Whi:tcmore.
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aST Persons depositipg letters in the Postofilce
will please place ne stamp near The upper right
hand corner of the envelope. and they will also
please to remember tha: without the stamp iet-
Ter canno: be mailed, "a: vi. be sent 20 The Dead
Letter ONCE.
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WHITTEMORE WINS.
THE ELECTION IN THE FIRST DIS
TRICT.
PROBABLE ELECTION OF THE CADETsHlP
BROKER.
Marlboro.

MARLBORO.
Our correspondent, Marlboro" writing
from Bennettsville on Wednesday, says that
the negroes voted almost unanimously for
Whittemore At Bennettsville poll the vote
-Whittemorc 332, Dunn IS. The proper
ton is believed to be the same throughout the
nopptu
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Total. 1855

AT the election which takes place to-day
Whittemore will receive at least threeiourths
of the black vote. Dunn hopes to receive the
remaining fourth part of the black vote, to-
gether with almost the entire white vote, maxi
Ing the result as follows:
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Railroab 5npplles.

CTEAM ENGINES AND ENGINEERS
- SUPPLIES.
full assortment Of BRASS anda IRON FIT.
TINGS for steam and gas-1tters and plumbers.
Steam Guages, Guage.cocks, Low Water Detec.
tors, OIL Cups Tools for machinists and black.
smiths, Bellows, &c.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mchM emo Charleston S. C.
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Druss, Gbemlrals, &r.
d DUssELL's SOOTHING CORDIAL
FOR INFANTS TEETHING.
AL1AYs INFLAMMATION OF TIE GUNS. CURES
CHOI.IC, CHOLERA INFANTUA. DYSENTRRY,
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WHEN TEETHlNG.
prnas, GhemlraIs, &c.
CONTAINS NO ANoDYNE.


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CHARLESTON, May 1e, 1868.
Mr.. ]. B. RUSSELL, one Of our careful and intel
ugent Pharmaceutists and Apothecaries, has SUBJ
mitted to my examination the formula for the
preparation OF q Soothing C0rdial prepared and
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It affords me pleasure TO express a favorable
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Having had occasion to prescribe RUssELL's
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CHARLESTON. S. c.. 1868.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-06-03
GUSHING EXCURSION TO THE BLACK
IL FISH BANK.
SATURDAY. JUNE 4Tu.

The popular Steamer "SAMSON,n .urA
Captain Tom Jones, will leave Boyce .SssS51Sf3EI2S
u Co.'s Wharf at O'Clock In the MORNING, Tor q,
DAYS FISHING, returning in the evening.
Bait will be provided.
Fare for the trip ST so.
Tub Chowder will be served on board at AZ P.
NJ, by the Steamer, free.
Store, TORCK'S sour House, TULLY'S, King
street, and at the Office OF HENRY CARD.
jun1-wfs3
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DRE FOR GAS, STEAM AND WATER.
Sole Agency OF MORRIS TAsKER & co.'s Pas
cal Iron Works. At store OF
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland streets,
mch4 emo Charleston, s. o.
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n IL! O Il! o I L!
Winter Strained SPERM, Extra Lard
C.B. & Co.'s Engine OH, Paraphene Spindle
Olive OIL, Cotton Seed Oil
White Oak West vrginia) OIL.
For sale by
CAMERON, BARKLEY & CO.,
Corner Meeting and Cumberland Streets
mch24 emo Charleston, 8. c.
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Chipping.
EoR FORT INTER-.
E,oR NEW YoRK-TUEsDAY.

The Al sde.wheel Steamship SOUTH <>E$Ea
CAROLINA, S. Adkins, Commander, &AiSA&
will sail for New York on TUESDAY, June Z, az 6.
O'Clock P. NJ, from Pier No. q Union Wharves,
connecting with day Passenger Trains from Co.
lumbia and Augusta, arriving at 4P. N.
The SOUTH CAROLINA will make close con-
nection with Liverpool Steamship NEBRASKA,
Of Messrs. Williams & Guion's Line, sailing June
Sth.
Insurance by the Steamers Of this line X pc,
cent.
For Freight engagements, or passage, having
very superior staterOom accommodations, all on
deck and newly furnished, apply to WAGNER,
HCGER & CO., Nc. % Broad street, or to WIN. A.
COURTENAY. No. Union Wharves. jun1-6
TOR PHIL AD E L P 81 A :
THE REGULAR STEAM LINE-wEEKLY TO
PHILADELPHIA.
p The Screw Steamship J. W. EVER E6A
MAN, Hinckiy Commander, will sail S&tR3&E
for Philadelphia, direct, on FRIDAY, June 80, az
II O'Clock A. NJ, from Browns South Wharf.
&S- Insurance by the steamers Of this Line Il
per cent.
For Freight engagements or Passage cabin
$751; apply to
may30-mtuthf4 No. Union Wharvea.
L
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1870-06-22

NASHVILLE, June ls.-The bill directing
the Attorney General to prosecute agents
and officers of the State who have improp-
erly obtained or fraudulently appropriated
bonds issued to railroad companies, passed
second reading
A bill to sell the old Lunatic Asylum
grounds passed unanimously.
Mr.. Cooper, of Davidson, offered a reso-
luton for the Louisville and Nashville
Railroad Company to make 5000 bonds, of
500 each, secured by consolidated mort
gage bonds, which was laid over under the
rules.
Much routine of business. Nothing of
importance.
New Bills-To tax fortune tellers for the
benefit of aged and infrm parents and
grandparents to tax tuners of pianos to
repeal section | ,430 of the Code
On second reading-A bill for the better
security of public money
On third reading-A bill TO tax more
than one dog was rejected.
A bill to refund taxes Improperly paid
passed.
a bill to allow loyal parties to withdraw
their claims without fee was rejected \
motion to reconsider was entered.
Mr.. Neil entered motion to reconsider
the vote that does not require iuajority
of full House to reconsider Senate
aments TO House bills. DAMON.
NASHVILLE, June 2O-New bills to place
the Rogersville and Jeffersonville Rail-
road under the management Of Il Trus-
tee, and to provide for covering bridge
over the Holston river, were passed
House bill to regulate the fees of Justices
of the Peace, rejected.
Bill to regulate freight charges i'm Ten
nessee, rejected.
Bill to make school teachers warrants
good for taxes, rejected.
Bill to employ counsel to aid the Comp
| troller in protecting the pecuniary interests
Of the State, passed third reading.
Bill to authorize the prosecution, by the
| Attorney General, Of railroad dcfaulters,
passed.
The Insanity-DiYorce bill was taken up
| and discussed, by Cooper, of Bedford, and
Etheridge pending which the Senate adj
iourned.
New bill TO increase the salaries of Su-
preme Judges to $4,000 each, passed.
Two bills for reorganizing the school sys-
TEN, passed second reading and We're made
| the special order for Wednesday at three
O'clock.
| Bill to establish Powell county, passed
second reading.
Bills to tax dogs and to encourage wool
growing, rejected. DAMON.