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GEORGE n. WOODEN.

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law, anG
n District Attorney for Manitowoc County,
Wis. All business entrusted to his care Will be
promptly and faithfully attended to. Advice
honestly given, for which a reasonable charge
will be made. All parties liable to " sue and
be sued please give me call. : Be ye no.
1seeNcdl Office IN Huebner block, on the
sorner York and Eighth streets, where he may
be found from A. n until p. II.
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EDELT TEsA 4.

DR. 4, J. PAT IEE. Dentist Office iD
- Sherman Brick Block, Eighth street
Msnitowoc, Wisconsin. Particular attention
given to all the diferent branches Of the pro-
fesson. and all wols warranted Teeth cx-
tr,ct~d without pain.
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the city.
Il will show you to the shop where |
work, p" said Mr.. MAXWELL when the car
rage which they took at the depot had
drawn up before one of long line of brown
stone houses, in spendid part of the city
"W hat do you mean?' she demanded as
she accompanied her husband up the br Dad
steps at the door.
Mean" be replied, that this is ;he
home, and this is the workshop"
And he led her III, and among other
rooms to which he conducted his wife, was
one fitted up as workshop, where, as be
SAID, he was accu, ,omed to indulge his
love for mechanical work, after having, he
assured her, regularly served his time at
learning a trade.
Mrs. MAXWELL stood and looked at him
intently
This is your house?" she asked
"1os, madam"
And you are not poor, but rich?'
You speak the truth, Mrs Maxwell. :"
Aud why did you play the jest upon
mc?"
10 see whether you really loved he for
my own sake"
''Ah, pretty. iudoedl And suppose you
do not love me-
''ButI do"
"Uumpb,"
G. - ;..r. .,-,
the spot.
come and sea ~ .o,J Wanw'u .,ear ,bo o
cIon1s had .on,owhat cla,rsd ana,,
- viii > She re,l;eSN..I a;n p,,.
~ Il". h"t
nar;fy them IN Wow ,l Of e wh,, "v"'' wn bara aua
done " "''''' w :
"I-orv vsu"
Ina +. W Iays how s..,to1 an, :, ,lo
carr;aee On tLa,r e,,.n1 ~. Narunr
rave tLe air,,f;nns - iLo d,;ror auJ hor
=. hand canI5 nm, J., "xnn.Is;n ., ",o - -,
von1nr =. tLs ;,r,o,,;,e.I ,nI,,i,r 2 ~
neirbborbaoI tbrnnrh With '', ,Lo, u roan .in'
r., c,r,;,,o 5r,,- 80, ,nf'xn 'my ,;yoroiI. ,oII
look;ng trncmc,,, hons. .nl .,o,nnl
asked Mr. Maxwell, looking sharnly =, bis
,r;c, - ''''''''s ''''' t''' "' '''S
.Conn and scn " ,ba ro,I;o1 oS sbo
rroo,oI.J - s,o, +,,,, .i,, ,!a,r;',,,,
..IInro rai. J l., o,,'.l.;n,aI ,.l;.
Grst E.s;,,rcr "Iot ,,,n rot on, frst o,l
herp yo, ost. What does this mcar2"
'ToiIov ~, y ,y,, b,. ,a,I,,
Al1 'r,i l-.>l !; < g9f frc---in tll-N,, III
,,;r99as, and dir,. ..4 smell. to the fourfh
stor,. la sha onano[, ,Lo - rv;,bnnt
knockjne and ,ba twn ,nto-,1 Tha ,ro>
man was dra..ad rea,Ir ana 60 roro .bo
chiIirn, L,t ,bo, ,.sr, III l.s.'l.i --o-.,
nnorIr n Loor;na, m;,h ~ .,Inao cT.s TLs
man was claI 80 80 n.raIos,,p ,I1 80 WI ne n
mere no,r,v On he boad h. "'u ~. Cn h;a
bat wh;cb certa;n,r IN holf toInn '
wears old - ''''' '''''' !
NV husband Mr. Nor-.r. NV e..bor
and mother hrotbc,s and .;stsrs', sa;d
Mrs NanwsI ;ntrod,o;nr al r.r,;o.
Maxwell stood ana a,r WA pi' w;tho,,
sneakinr "'''i0' ~
"Ask ,boir nor5on Gsorco ;, s,;1 u.s
MAXWELL Tor rnnn;ng ayar ~ Nth . n,a ;, y :
"Wbo are n sr3'' away win 'n'
Have I NOT toid Won. dim, T i,.roa,oo
,on2'' '1''0'"o'
who were those a. Tic Watering
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sreSG~s EassssS.

Succcs~ + Of Becr { Kern
DEALERS ~ Try Goods, Groceries, Crock
j. cry, fancy Goods glassware, boots and
shoes, ready-ma clothing, paper hangngs
hats and caps, to cuiirens >tbs. live geese
feathers, bird cages, kerosene Oh and lamps.
&c share of public patronage solicited
Store on or.> street, ue,r It's Intersection with
Eighth.
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A BALLOON FISH.

Huge Piscatorial Pirate-Ona Hun.
dred Feet of Sarpant-A New
Marine WOnder-A Sub
marine AutOcrat Rises
to theSurtace-''Shiv-
er Your TimDerS."
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BpsiQass earos.
WALKER & WHITE.

A TToRNEy and Counsellor at Law. Once
"A on Eighth street, ever the First Nationa
Bank
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f. Ii. TREAT,

A TTORNEY and Counsellor at Law. Col
~ lections promptly a1tenled to. Office on
Buffalo street, between Eighth aud Ninth
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A. Williams, & ). Eapitan.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06
THE NORTHERN ELECTIONS.

The Radicals Beaten in Connecticut
HARTFORD, April S.
Half of the State gives English (Dcmocrat)
n gain OF 45s. Jewelrs majority last year was
all. Hartford gives Jewell 1850; English 1907.
The Democrats carry the municipal election by
600 majority, and have majority OF four in the
common council. English is no doubt elected.
The Legislature will probably be Democratic,
though the Republicans still claim majority IN
each House TOLEDO, OHIO, April 5.
Incomplete returns from the district indicate
the election Of Peck, Republican, to Congress.
The Republicans also carry the municipal election
THE LATEST.
The twentieth senatorial district. counted last
night as Republican, is Democratic by 81 majori-
Is. and the third district Is Democratic By three
or four majority. This gives the Senate to the
Democrats by one majority, unless the sixteenth
district. which is close, should be Republican.
The House is Republican By small mailc:s...y,
probably not more than six, perhaps ten. Eng
lsh's majority will, from present appearances he
about 6Uo .~us
The Republican majority in the city average
three thousand. The school board stand 20 LOT
AND % against the Bible in the schools.
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MATTERS IN GEORGIA.

A steam Touring mill Is to be erected at
Forrestvlc. within the precincts OF Rome
The Financial Chronicle OF New York gives
S5,T70, 900 as the amount OF State Road bonds
A large number Of families who went to Texas
from Cherokee, Georgia, intend returning.
Several have already done 80, and those remain
ing are reported to be dissatisfied.
Judge Ivey, prominent and highly respecta-
Bile citizen OF Baker County, was thrown from MS
buggy and fatally injured last week. by tile run
ming away Of his horses. ~
John Winter to rebuild the Rock Island Paper
Mills on the ol',sitc three miles above Columbus.
The building w u be go by 100 feet and filled with
new and improved machinery:
The colOred Baptist Church In Covingtou hav-
ing no house of worship, The white people. with
out distinction OF sect. contributed literally to
assist them in buying the building.
The Augusta Fair Grounds VIII contain ABOUT
10 acres and have three buildings for exhibition
purposcs-two, OF 200 feet long by 40 In width.
and one-the main building-4oo feet long by so
In width.
Some very important changes are soon to be
made in connection with the Macon and Augusta
Railroad, among them the Improvement OF the
bridges, an Improvement in the mail facilities,
ond Il direct close connection with the Augusta
trains, and last, but not least Important, early
direct railroad connection Will Macon anu tue
great Southwest.
A venerable darkey named Di * Taylor died in
Ran,lulph County, last week, aged los years. The
Cuthhcrt Appeal Is rcsponslDle lot lhe statemeuI
that Dick was tile father OF over sixty living cll-
trcn, twenty OF whom were born By one wife.
lie was brisk and active TO the last, and could
imblbe as much ..lcIl fre' as any other man.
Wednesday morning, the goth ultimo, about sew
en- O'clock during the prevalence OF severe thnn:
derstOrm. The residence OF DR.. George B. Smith,
near Benevolencc, was struck by lightning. and
the entire family prostrated and stunned by the
shock, Willie DR.. Smith was killed Instantly.
A magnificent monument ls 10 be erected IN
Columbus TO the memory or Colonel Peyton II.
Colqultt, colonel of the Forty eighth Georgia reci-
mcnt during the war. 1t Is Of Italian marble, ele-
ganty polished The die, three feet high by TWO
thick, rests on a solid base three feet square, and
Is surnountcd hy n gracefully shaped cap and
urn. The whole Is ten feeti height, and Of solid
Tuscan marble.
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THE SECRET OF ADVERTISING is not yet dis
covered by all who advertise. good deal OF
money and space is wasted in clumsy announce.
morits, which nobody reads, heavy standing pla-
cards which no more stimulate purchasers than
the names on signs. Much money is alao wasted
In circulars, which are thrown into cptr!es, and
always received with contempt, or in so-ca!led
advertising sheets, which nobody reads. There is
no medium that comes into such close contact
with the people as the newspaper; and il adver-
tisers only understood their business they could
make their part OF the paper rs interesting as any
other part 1t. In many Of the German papers
advertising is carried 10 an extent of which We
have no idea Tile newspaper is the real cx.
change. Everybody goes to it with all his wants,
and almost all his wees. The consequence Is that
the sheets are as lively as neishborhood gossip,
and often the pages devoted TO advertising arc
the best parts OF the paper. And the papers are
read through. Tie announcements are always
Short always "transicnt," and one looks at them
In the mol % see what the world has to offer
him that day, Dy way Of business or amusement.
Perhaps his next door neiShbor has rare piece
Of china or o choice engraving y sell, or nc
would like to get an odd number OF some SERIAL
which you would happen 10 have; somenooy'
somewhere announces something that interests
you, and SO life is made more endurable, trade Is
quickened, and wants are supplied. Wel'oE te
see more general use OF the advertising columns
OF newspapers in this country, for all The wants
and queries OF lie.
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atty by a military commission. They were Cassi'
miro, Francisco and Juan Rivero. brothers. and
Antonio Cruz. They rcsaed near the outskirts Of
Cienagas de Zapa'a, where tney we're were arrested;
tIon to a band OF Cuban insurgents that recently
passed near their homes. Three Of the men were
married and leave large families to mourn their
distant day In Cardenas free lno longer in
dentured) Chlnaman was shot by tile authorities
on wednesday as Cuban emlssary and author
In Havana. on Thursday. q couple or civil guards
entered q bar.room. and Immediately afterwards
ono of them leycIlei his gun ut the barkeeper,
and without saying word, fred, Killing him in
arrested, and now coolly declares the killing was
accidental
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NEWS FROM HAVANA.

HAVANA, April 3.
The Tcutonia, from Hamburg, and the
France from St. Nazaire, have arrived here.
The brig Poinsett, from Boston, is ashore al
Sierra Morcna, and is throwing cargo overheard
She will probably get OF.
The brig Philip Farrabce, from Boston for Mo
bile, with O. cargo Of ice, is ashore at East Sagua
aud will probably be total loss.
Advlces from Caracas to the 10th uitimo have
been received. The revolution is progressing
throughout the Republic. Bolivar has Joined the
reyolutlonists, who hold the road from Caracas
to Laguayra. The revolutionary General, Blanco
is advancing on Caracas. President Monasas
with his feet, failed to subdue CARGO, and 1t Is
probable he will return to Puerto Cabello.
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EUROPE.
A stormy Time in the rench Chambers.

A stormy Time in the rench Chambers.
PARIS, April S.
The Corps Legislatif had stormy session.
Jules Favre made violent attack on the Senatus
Consultum which would add greatly to personal
power He said the power OF declaring war and
peace should not be left to the chief OF the State,
who after fortunate war, could crush the legis-
latlve power. The proposed alteration OF the
constitution he denounced Us the ultima ratio
or despotism. His speech caused great excite
ment In the Chamber. Demands were made to
set the question aside. 1t was decided, by Isl to
4, to proceed with the discussion. Owing to the
laseness OF the hour the setting adjourned; 80 the
expected debate will be resumed, and !se result
reached, tomorrow.
The Irish Bill LAW.
LONDON, April S.
The Queen has signed the bill for the preserva-
tion OF peace in Ireland. =
The Strikes OF the French WokinSmen.
PARIS April 5.
Adyices from La Creuzot are more favorable.
No collisions have taken place. Schneider pett'
tions the government 10 withdraw the troops as
their presence tends to keep discomfort alive.
The European Grain Prospect.
LONDON, April 6.
The French cable shares have declined in con-
sequence OF the proposed competition.
Importations OF wheat, oats and other grains
from the Baltic provinces OF Russia, are so heavy
rs to depress the brcadstuirs market here 49,! at
Jjyernool
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LATEST PHASE OF THE VAR IN
RICHMOND.
RICHMOND, April S

RICHMOND, April S.
The city troubles will at last go to the United
States Supreme Court. motion by EHyson and
others to dissolve the Injunction will be heard on
thursday in washington, by chief-Justce Chase.
The motion IS made 1st, on want of jurisdiction;
Cd that there is no equity In the bill, and 3d. the
facts show that the injunction was improViden-
tionv awarded In the meantime, affairs Will DC
noocefuly conducted here. The writ OF eJectmen1
against Mayor Ellyson, the doubt OF the legal
&c ~ which caused General Candy to decline CIV
ing military aid to the marshal VIII oe feieirs" n,
to Attorney General Hoar for his decision lhe
TWO Mayors go on, as usual holding courts WI"
their police peacefully on the streets. The STATE
Court has enjoined the city officials from paying
or Otherwise recognizing Mayor chahoon' Ills
no, ce, or any o: b, o.d city government.
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SOUTH CAROLINA AGRICULTURA
IND MECHANICAL SOCIETY.

Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, the secretary Of the
South Carolina Agricultural and Mechanical 80
ciety, informs US that the following members
have been appointed by the president TO attend
aud represent this society In the Immigrant,
Mechanical and Agricultural Convention TO con-
vene in Charleston on the 81 May next full
attendance OF the delegation is requested:
n. L. BoSuAM, J. II. FUIHAN,
j. ID. KENNEDY, A. A. GILBERT,
j. W. HARRINGTON, Is. F. WILLIAMSON,
T. s. BoINEsT, J. d. AIKEN,
B. F. wHTTSER, B. +. WATTS,
T. G. CLEMSON, J. N. CRAWFORD.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The New York Legislature at Albany, yesterday,
passed the New York City Election bill and
Tweeds charter.
The strike amongst the schuykill, Pa, mines
is becoming general. Only few small collierlcS
are ut work. The proprletors are very firm, and
declare their purpose to resist until the strikers
Yield.
The Mcfarland jury in New York is incomplete,
only eight having heen Secured thus far from
three hundred aud fifty examined.
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@-NO MORE MEDICINE.-SEVENTY
thousand cures without medicine by DuBarrys
delicious REvALENTA ARABICA FOOD, which
eradIcates dyspepsia, indigestion, acidity, nausea,
vomiting wasting, diabetes, sleeplessness, cough,
asthma, consumption, debility, constipation, dlar'
rhea, palpitaton, nervous, bilious, liver and
stomach complaints. 1t nourishes better than
meat, and saves, moreover, fifty times its costi
other remedies. Cure No. 6S 6S413-"RoME, July 81,
Is6s.-Thc health Of the Holy Father is excellent,
especially since he has confined himself entirely
to DuBarry's Food, and his Holiness cannot praise
this excellent food too highly" Sold In tins OF
one pound 81, 25; q pounds SIS; carriage free.
Also, the REv.pLENTA CHOCOLATE, in one pound
packets, 81 so. Copies OF cures sent gratis. Ad-
dress C. N. DrBARRY & CO., No. 1ss William
street, New York, and at all Druggists and Gro.
GERS. apr2 II
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AMERICANS IN EuRoPE.-The Naples and
Florence observer, of March s, records the arri-
val ut the Irasion de Sllez Of three Misses Camp
bell, of Charleston S. C. The same journal says:
large party OF Americans, accompanied by
ibe consul Is. o. Duncan, Esq, Mrs. Duncan anu
Mr.. Rogers, made an excursion to Pumpeii yes
iprjay where, by order of Senator FlUrelll, q
s.,eciIi excavation was made. Several vases, q
lew coius and various other objects were found.
A sumptuous dejruner was laid uuJ In the Ther7nG
Sb,bian(p, To which the guests, upwards Of furty,
sat down. The day was remarkably fine, ana al
were highly delighted with the trip.
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ELECTION IN COLUMBIA.
SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO THE NEws.l

SPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.]
COLUMBIA, April 5.
The election for Mayor and Aldermen of this
city, under the special act OF the Legislature took
place to-day. The Radicals had pcrpetrated the
grosscst frauds in the registration, by Importing
hundreds OF negroes from tile country to register.
The election passed or in perfect quiet Out OF
1857 who had registered, only 179o voted. The
Radicals claim to have majority OF 375; but the
result will moi bc definitely known till TO- MORROW.
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THE VAR IN CUBA.

Heavy Fighting I'm Las Tunas-Two
Spanish Columns Routed, with II Loss
of Thirty-fvc Officers and Four Hun
drcd Men-Great Excitement I'm IIn-
vann.
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ag- THE SOUTH CAROLINA LOAN
AND TRUST CoMPANY-CHARLEsToN, S. c.,
APRIL 4, 1s7O.-DlrIDEND No. 2.-The Board Of
Directors OF this Company having declared a Semi
Annual Dividend Of SIX PER CENT. on the Capt.
tai Stock Of the Company paid up to 3oth ult., the
same Wy be paid the Stockholders at the ofice,
No. 10 Broad street. on and after THIS DAY.
TH0S. r. WARING,
onr5 Cashier
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-06

es-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, In 1884, DR.. RUGGE dlscov.
cred "Carboc Acid" and lis extraordinary medl-
cal effects, nothing in the history OF Medicine has
equaed 1t. Largely used by the French physl-
clans in treatment OF consumptvc and scrofu-
lous diseases, 1t was introduced by the Court PLY.
sclan OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sa, and from thence TO the United States. No
thing else OF the present day can equal HEN
RY'S SOLUTION OR CARBOLIC CONSTITUTION
RENOvAToR. Patients get better AFTER only one
dose has been taken, and ne cordially recommend
IL TO the pubc.-!Eflltor "Argus." MnlI 1rr
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aprG wfs3

rs CONSIGNEES PER STEAM Err
FALCON, from Baltimore, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY dscharging Cargo at Pier No.
l, Union wharves. All goods not taken away at
sunset will remain on wharf at Conslgnees' risk.
APPS MORDECAI 4 CO., Agents.
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funeral Notices..

e THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances Of Mr.. and Mrs. Wiley Davey are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices Of their daughter, ELLA DAVEY, at 3
O'Clock. THIS AFTERNOON, at the corner OF Legare
and Tradd streets. apr7*
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ag- CAUTIoN.-AUDACIoUs COUN-

N8- ON.-AUDACIOUS COUN-
TERFEITl-Th reputation which for many years
has attached to uOSTETTER'S STOMACH BIT
TERS, as the standard Tonic of the age. aud the
large dem.nd for the article, not only In the Unit
cd States but elsewhere, have provoked the cupid.
lty OF the counterleilng tribe and 1t has been cx-
tenslycly simulated and initiated by uuscrupu-
lous sharpcrs.
The most daring counterfeit OF said article
which has been attempted, has recently come to
our knowledge. The engraved steel label Oh bot
ties containing the genuine bittcrs, with Its bean.
tiful vgnette of st. George and the Dragon, lis
shield, containing warning against counterfeit
ers, and It's note of hand for Zone cent? ut the
foot, signed by our firm name, has been copied so
closely that the fraud can only be detected on o
minute inspection. The dark label Is also well
counterleitcd, and the wording on both the imla.
tation and genane nrc precisely the same, the dll
ference being sluply in the execution OF the work.
thas OF the imitation being somewhat coarser
than the genuine. Other countcrfeits are on the
market, which are in oil particulars the same as
described above, with the exception Of slight
difference in the spelling of our name.
In addition to the above, these counterfelters
have gone so far iu some Instances as to place o
strip OF paper over the cork and asten to the neck
OF the bottle, on which is 4 vgnctte, and other
wise printed 10 resemble the general appearance
of our proprietary o. S. Revenue stamp, but upon
inspection will disclose the absence Of the figure
"4," and the words 'Gour CENTS" also "Unlted
States Internal Revenue" all OF which, together
with additional wording, appear on our genuine
stamp. The public are, therefore, especially war
ed against these new counterfelts, and are advls-
ell to purchase HOSTETTEl!S STOMACH BIT
TIERS only OF houses whose integrity Is above
suspicion. The true specific is sold In bottles en-
clusively-never In bulk.-lIOsTETTER SMITH.
aprl 6pSC
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5perial Notlrcs.

@- NOTICE TO THE BAR.-THE
Members Of the Bar are notified that Motions for
New Trials will be heard on FRIDAY, 9Th Instant,
at 10 O'Clock precisely, and continued on SATUR.
DAY, II necessary. A. c. RICHMOND,
anrR & C.. C. 2.
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5perial Notlres.

Ns-NOTICE.-THE STEAMER DICTA-
TOR will sail from Charleston for Savannah and
the Florida ports hereafter on MONDAY EVENING,
at O'Clock, instead OF TUESDAY, and will, after
this week, arrive here on SATURDAY AFTER.
NooN Instead Of SUNDAY.
april 6 j. D. AIKEN 6 co.
ns- GENERAL SUPERINTENDENT'S
OFFICE, SOUTH CAROLINA RAILROAD,
CHARLESTON, s. c., MARCH 30, 1s7o.-For the
information OF Shippers, the following letter Is
published. Il. T. PEAkE,
General Superintendent.
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(coPY.)
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE
GREEHvILLE 4 COLUMBIA r. r. Co.,
COLUMBIA, s. c., March 2s, 1870
Ar. H. T. psaEe, General Super,dt S. C. r. r.:
DEAR SIR: You will please stop the receipts OF
Freight for points on the Laurens Railroad, tJala-
pa, Knard's, Martins, Clinton and Laurens,l
until you are notified from this office to CON-
mence receiving FreIghts again for these points.
Yours very respectfully,
(Sgned.) W. ALST0N GlBBES,
uch31 General Agent.
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@-NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
claims against the Estate Of P. BREDENBERG,
OF Charleston, deceased, will present them duly
attested, and oil persons indebted thereto will
make payment to Mr.. r. WILLIAM SLENDER,
No. $40 King street. J.J. BREDENBERG,
apr6 w3* Administrator.
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PASSING THROUGH

CHARLESTON EN- ROUTE TO FLORIDA
AND AIKEN,
And other places, should lay In their ~k
supplies OF Clarets, Champagnes, Cor-AAtER&2
dials, Brandles, Whiskies Wines, Canned Soups
and Meats, American and English Biscuits, De-,
villed Ham, Tongue, Lobster: Durham Smoking
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