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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1870-08-25
.-o,uNATION FOR ASSEM-
rFF,s, TArgFiED AgFiiiEzD AT CREssoN.

~roRN-"W-e 90 lrliere DEM
erSAL PI-l hl.,io;It the lrdy; fchen theB
EPiaeips.s5i py"sa lrc ease To fOlloW!"
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20 ITS and Twelty.Eignt
pemOer anteurescuting TWen-
bIieGns,,, riefs, If in Council
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A DESERVED EULoGY.-Although the follow;
ing complimentary notice of our young friend
Patrick Doran, which we clip from the last
JOhnStown Tribune. may have been prompted
by desire to influence the votes of that ster,
ling Democratic family in favor of the removal
iniquity, it is the less truthful or none the
less deserved because open to that suspicion:
We recently had the pleasure of making the
acquaintance of Mr. Patrick Doran, one OF the
most skillful and efficient engineers on the
Pennsylvania Railroad. This gentleman and
twin brother have been running as passenger
engineers for number of years, and stand high
with the Railroad officials for competency and
reliability. 4 short time ago Patrick conN eyed
the Pacific Express from Pittsburgh TO Altoo-
ma in the incredible short space OF two hours
and ffty-nine minutes. The entire distance Is
lis miles, and he was compelled to stop once Tor
water, but he alleges he could have made the
distance several minutes sooner. IL allowed
This is the fastest time ever made between these
two points. In his career as a passenger eng1-
neer Mr.. ID. has never yet met with an accident.
The Doran family reside short distance from
Wilmore, and a brother of the gentleman we
speak of was candidate at the recent Ebens-
burg convention, for Sheriff. II he Is half as
worthy a man as we believe Pat to be, he would
make tip-top Sheriff.
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FossIL, FooTPRINT.-T. j. Chapman, NJ. A,
editor OF the Teachers 1drOcdte, thus pleasant
ly describes, in the issue of that journal for
September, fossil footprint to be found in IL
block OF stone forming part of culVert on the
Branch road and within Il short distance of Eb-
ensburg. This remarkable footprint has excl
ted great deal of wonder and speculation, and
we feel sure that Mr.. ChGpluan's s description of
it will be perused with interest by all our read
Here il is in full
Every school boy that has read Robinson Cru
soe,-and what school boy has not read the ad-
ventures of that ancient mariner will al
ways remember the lively curiosity with which
that unfortunate gentleman regarded the sOli-
tary footprint which he discovered on the shore
of his lonely island. 1t is with some such curl
osity that the observer regards the footprint
which forms the subject OF this sketch. 1t is to
be seen on the upper surface of block of stone
that is built into culvert on the Ebensbury
and Cresson railroad, in Cambria county, Penn
syNania.
The footprint is plainly that of u gigantic
human being. 1t is the impression of the left
foot, and measures just fifteen inches in length,
six inches i'll breadth across the ball of the foot
and four inches i'll breadth just under the in
step. Now, il the foot of Il man six feet high
should measure ten inches in length, in the
same ratio the hight OF this person was nine
- - !, ~ II ~. WEIGHT of the f0-a-r should be
as sutncIent tor hInis n. Love weight of
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ouro Of the PROCEEDINGS,

y, ,ryoRM-"To h-l nit dc
ErCTEpI ! MIS- L1ifs me ds mOHtSh! ?!
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IN THE ORPHANS COURT OF

Prothonotary's ofice, EbensIu5s, Aus il, 1sio.
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heRpeSt-StInpieSt- !-ttearlng all
enclosed and warranted in McLanahan, Stone s.
Lsett's (dollidaysburg, Pa-l lfoueT, which they
deliver free of freight for $I10. They have also
the best Independent Spring Tooth Hay Rake,
Emory MoiCer Kilifc Grinders, SClf-IPdltng Reap
or, G1tn, Spring Drills Combined Clorer HitHeis,
ScpdTdt07s, Cider 1falS, Sc, sc. MCLANAHAN.
STONE s. IsErT, Hollidaysburg, Pa. I'm L. 3m.+l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-26
TRIBUTE OF RESPECT.

AT a regular con7oeation Of zesubbabel
Chapter, No. II, r. A. II, heldon Friday evening,
October 2l, A. !. 200, A. D. 1870, the following
preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted: -, ~! -. - =.
whereas, 1t has pleased Almighty, God to take
from oar midst Companion William E. Mikeu, our
late high priest. We bow in humble resignation to
this Divine visitation OF our Great Jehovah.
We murmur not but we deeply mourn his loss.
To u.s. his life, pure iu its integrity, manly In lis
.frauluess, genuine in It's simplicity, and gush-
Ing in It's genial flow Of tenderness. stands forth
In all this beautiful symmetry, the rising arch Of
the New Temple, the inner man, with heart for
its crowning centre and support, as full OF noble
instincts, as 1t was free from guile. -
The temporal arch has crumbled, and the cope
stone disappeared In the rubbish Of Time, but we
have the cheering hope that his bright spirit
shines In the centre Of perfect arch on the dis
,tant shores Of Eternity.
=. Resolped, That In the death Of comnanlon Will
liam e. Mlkell, late high priest Of this Chapter
we sustain the loss OF o true and noble compan'
ion and counsellor.
us the memory OF SO noble companion and
Resolpef, That we deeply sympathize with the
members Of his family, and that copy OF these
resolutions be sent rnem BY the secretary.
RESOLVED, That page In our Minute BOOK, WIN
his mark engraved IN lts centre, oe inscsioeu 70
his memory, and TINT these resolutions oe pup-
lished In the daily papers.
Zerubbabe! Chapter No. II, B. A. n.
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Hotel Arrivals-ortober a5.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

'...i - -.t CHARLESTON HOTEL.
III. Moore and family, South Carolina; D.
Zimmerman, orangeburg; A. j.: HaItiwanger,
Chappe,s.: S. C.;J. NJ. Proctor, Nnety!SiX; F. A..
Connor Cokesbury; ]. M. Cathcsrt, WInsboro,, s.
C.:G. NJ. Wells, Bull River; W. s. Bcyics, Henley;
R. Shaw, Philadelphia; D. Malloy. caeraw; J. B.
Williams Glastonbury, Conn.,; n. s. Mccoy, BaltI.
more: T. D. Mccormack, New Orleans; J. NJ Hop
son, pennsylvania; n. A. Mount, Orangeburg; J.
A. Yates and son, South Carolina; T. Allen, S. v.
Bouy. II. q. Paschai, W. A. Lynch, J. L. Frary, S.
RIdoe,ey Il Wetmore, E McHenry ] Lines, A
Rinnle. ]. J. Jurbs, H. H. Marmaduke, T. Allen,
Jr.. E. Fitch, W. R. Allen, R. W. Branford, E. Har-
ding, ]. L. Nlm E. Nureer, G. H. Afford, W. a.
Rayland, NJ. walker S. L. Pulliam, J. W. Ander.
son, st. Louis.
". Ludson, United States Army; George H,
Hoppock, City; S. wh.twell wife and daughter,
New York; W. ". Allen England; NJ. Pollltzer,
Beaufort: J. E. Clet, England; Mr.. and Mrs.
Southard and daughter, Maine.
PAVILION HOTEL.
1jdey Richmond; W. Pruster, n. F. Pruster
WA. Riley, Barnwell; J. T. Schumacher, Midway
7. Irwin. W. q. Sigh, Newberry; F. N. Walker
Cross Anchor; G.. ]. a. Miller, Spartauburg; R. E
sreyton. J, W. Santon, Union; ]. S. Pater, Sum
ter: ". B. Meador, sansee; Miss Ira. Butterteld
Mrs. Gilbert, Boston; W. h. JAMESON, Jr, New
York: q. Young. Virginia; J. J. Antily, Orange
burg; 5. N. Green, Barnwei; ]. Harper, Kings
tree; T. A. Levin, South Carolina; N. Wachtel
Agent Chapman Sisters; D. ]. Simmons and wife
South Carolina; g. E. Lucas, Ssatee.
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n@sPREAD.. THE TRUTH.-sOME

H# %. !. :,
. @SPREAD.- THE TRUTH.-SOM L
medical men insist that itis'undlgnided to adver.
tise remedy, however valuable 1t may be-. Queer
reasoning this 1t is like saying that an article
which the world needs should be hidden In q cor
ner-that blessings and benefits may be too widely
dirused-thst the means OF protecting and re-
storing health shpuld be close monopoly, and
not accessible to all. The argument is bad. 1t Is
worse than that; 1t Is tnhunaan. Suppose HOS
IErTER's STOMACH BITTERs- absolute spe-.
cHe for dyspepsia, blliousness and nervous deoil'
ity.had never been known beyond the repertoire
Of the faculty whit would have been the: conse-
,queuce Instead Of curing and invtgorating mil.
lions, the good effects. of the preparation would
have been confined to comparative few. There
is the highest authority for saying that light
should not be hid under bushei; that whatever
Is excellent should be placed as city on q hill,
where all men can take cognlzance Of 1t. 1t Is
upon. this principle that the Bltters have been
advertised, and continue to be advertised, IN
every newspaper Of any prominence in the west.
ern hemisphere, and that. the spontaneous testi-
monials in its favor have been translated into al
written languages. Thousands enjoy perfect
health to-day who would be be;langu1shing on beds
or sickness If the newspapers had not SPREAD the
truth actth regard TO this uhequazzed tnptgorant
and corrective far and wide. Suppose profit has
been reaped from this publicity. Is that any ar
gument against iss II the public health has been
protected; II lives have been saved; the feeble
have been strengthened and the sick restored
great good has been accomplished; and who so
mean as to grudge exertions thus directed their
fair reward9 oct22oDdc
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w SOUTH CAROLINA INSTITUTE
FAIR.-The FARMERS. Of Charleston Neck are
respectfully invited to assist the Committee OF Ar
rangeihents In securing decorations for the Fair
Building at the approaching Exhibition, by con-
tributions Of Cedar Bushes and Moss. ..
"A Committee win be IN attendance ct the build.
inc. on the Race Course on Monday, Tuesday and
wednesday Of next week, for the purpose Of re-.
ceiving and arranging any contributions which
may be made. 80 e iZ.;s' .s,.. -
In behalf Of the Committee. - :. :. i
-, E. MoSTAauE aKlaKE, :.
u. oct224 ~ superintendent.
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as- RELIEF,2FoR THE SICK AND

aB- RELIEF%FOR THE SICK AND
WOUNDED IN PRANCE.-A q meeting. held on
the evening Of October "a, at the residence Of 2.
Lanttei. ESQ.,, of a portion Of the French inhapl'
tsnts Of the city committee OF three French citi,
,zens, VIZ: Messrs. EUGENE EsDRA, LEON DKU-
Ellie, A. F. CHEyREUX, were appointed to OBJ
tain contributions among the French residents
towards the relief of the sick and wounded, and
also the suferers BY the war In France. And 1t
was Iurther resolved, that subscrptton lists be
opened at. the following places u tne city; VIZ:
at E. LAFITTE, Esq, Broad street, q. w. AlMAR
corner. vanderhorst and King streets; b: sou.
BEYRoUX,- King street; d. HAAS, No. 1s1. Meet,
Ing street; EUGENE MANTeUE, No. ia East Bay,
to receive voluntary donations from tie citizens
generally, towards the same purpose. oct2s-S
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TIE ADGER LINE.-The regular and fast
going steamship Manhattan, Captain woodruff
reached her wharf from New York at an early
hour yesterday. A large LIST Of consignees and
numerous passengers show the high repuse which
this superior ship and her able commander enjoys
THE Charleston, Captain Berry, one of the best
vessels on the? coast, leaves Adgers wharves for
Nen,York this morning, with full cargo.
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funeral Notlres.

wTHE MEMBERS OF THE PROMP:
TITUDE FIRE oDMPANYare respectfully request
ed ts.imeet, in full uniform, ut their Engine
House, Mt! !Tp'clock p NJ, TO-DAY, [Wednesday
to attend the Funeral Of their late fellow member,
SAMUEL JACOBS. J. s. LAZARUS,
octos-s Secretary.
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@ AWAYWITH SPECTACLEs..-oLD
Eyes made new easily, without doctor or msdt.
cines. Sent postpaid on receIptof 10 cents.. Ads
dress DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. i2o Lexington ayenne,
New York -. ''. -; ...ss, . 5--.s-. dec1b
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SURVIVORS, AssocT1T1oN.+At meeting Of
the Survivors, Associations held last evening. the
chair was authorized to appoint five delegates and
i've alternates to the meeting OF the State sutvi-
vors' Asso citation. Also, to appoint committee
to attend the meeting Of the Confederate officers
and soldiers to be held at Richmond, Va, on the
81 Of November. -: 1
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we AWAY WITH NCoMFoRTABLE
TKussEs.--Com and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
Dr.. E. B. FooTE, No. lao Lexington avenue, New
Work. II y ''t t,.t't!' 49, =: -: dscih =.
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MGrrien.

wEEKLEY- -JoHNsoN.--on Tuesday 9, eniig,.
the 18th inst mt at Sprp street Methodist Church.
by the Rev. JOINT. Wightman Dr.. ]. N. WEEK.
LEY, OF Bufords Bridge S. G., and Miss ALICE
T., eldest daughter of Thomas A. and Repecca.F.
Johnson, Of this CITY,.
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eH NERVOUS HEADACHE, LIVER
oon,py . MT Lc kc,.-rba praIn heino the; m ost


COMPLAINT, &C., 6c4-The Brain being themost
delicate and sensitive of all our organs, Is neces-
sarily more or less affected by all our bodily all
ments. A headache ia often the first symptom OF
a serious disease. II the nervous system Is
affected there 10 always trouble at Its source In
the perlcranium. And 1t may be here remarked
that as the nervous fibre peryades the entire
frame no part OF the physical structure can be
affected without the nerves suffering sympathetic
cally. Liver complaint Of every type affects the
bpain. Sometimes the effect is stupor, confusion
OF ideas, hypochondrlasls sometimes persistent
or periodical headache In any case, the best
remedy that can be taken Is PLANTATION BIT
TIERS. In headache proceeding from indigestion
or blllousness, or both the stomachlc and anti
bilious properties OF the preparation will soon
relieve the torture by removing the cause II the
omplaint is purely nervous-in other words, II 1t
has originated in the nervons system, and Is not
the result of sympathy, the Bitters will be
equally eficacious.
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~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
from from the time when, in nlsss, DR.. RUGGE dlscoy.
ered aCarbolic Acidn and its extraordinary med.
cal effects, nothing in the history Of Medicine has
equalled 1t. Largely used by the French physt.
clans In treatment OF consumptiye and scrofu:
lous Diseases It was introduced by the Court PLY:
sicau OF Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus
sia, and from thence othe United States. No;
thing else of the present day can equal HEN.
RY,s SOLUTION OR CARBoLIC CONSTITUTION
RENovAToR. Patients get better dJzer only ons
doss has been taEea and We cordially recommend
|, TO the publlc.-rEditor fArgus." janl7 1yr
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@- .CoNsIGNEE- WANTED FOR ia,
,ot Of Boxes marked J. @. TAYLOR, per Steamship
FALCON, from Baltimore. Also, a lot Of Boxes,
ny same Steamer. marked Captain W. P. MAR
TIN. .I MORDECAI l. CO.,
octa5-a'.fs' es. = 90 :. Agents,
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=. w FIVE CENTS ADDITIONAL WILL
buy Shoes with silver or copper tips, which will
save the buyer the price Of new pairr OF shoes.
Compared with ragged toes and ddlrty stockings,
they are beautiful, to say the least Parents, try
., IT, sepT-Ws3mos
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= as RAFFLE.-SURGICAL AND OP-
TIcAL 1NsTRU MENTs, with STANDARD MEDI.
CAL WORKS, belonging to the Estate OF de-
ceased. physician. List ofitchauces Zone dollar
eachl at Dr.. CHUpEIN's once, No: 275 King
street. ~. ~ ~. ,,;.. .s- soct2+-mwf3t
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CaiIaibEaR f i Or CosxaaccE.-There will be a
Special meeting oI the CHAMBER OF commerce St
their hall this morning, at II O'Clock, on business
OF great importance. Members are requested to 4
be punctual. {: :: 4 . Il !.
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~ n@- GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAfS
for young Men on Social Evils, and the proprloty
or Improperly OF getting Married. with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, in sealed envelopes. ADJ
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa sepl1-ssmos
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:, ,n,,sl-B3ATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THIs

ns-BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any pi.a,to poison to produce par
alysis or death. Avoid the Gaunted and delustye
preparations boastng virtues they do not possess.
The genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnlshed reputation to
uphold its integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye
black or Brown. Sold BY all Druggists. Applied
at No. 10 Bond street, New York.
pov96 fmw1yr
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5ueridi Wntires.

s. ne PURGE OUT THE MORBID :HU-
MoRs Of the blood, by q desc. or two Of AYERS
PIILs, and you will hare clearer heads as wellas
bodfes. oct17-mwfS
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Tas UDoSovAN RossK MoNuNESr.-Messrs.
James Power, Stephen Aalopey, James LOBBY, ID.
n. Collins and James Brennan, publish ON
appeal to all the Irishmen and friends Of liberty,
for aid in raising the projected monument to the
;menSry of the mother Of O'Donovan Rosa. =
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q PERsosAL.-Mr. a. ArWetmore, OF the st.
= Louis Democrat; Mr.. E. MoHenry Of the St. Louis
Dispatch and Mr. E. Fitch, OF the St. Louis TIL
buns arrived In this city yesterday, with the Iron
! Mountain ExcursonIst., and are staying at the
Charleston Hotel.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-10-26

The LUCKY ONE.-Major Hutson Lee'was
the fortunate winner Of the beautiful and valua,
Bile edition Of snakespeare's Works which was
rar,ed at .r. B. K. Seufvaes stationery depot on
- .sT' -
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= AURoRAL D1sPLAYs.-Auroral displays are
becoming quite frequent in our latitude. There
was brilliant and beautiful one last night and
one rather more faint the hight previous. *
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auction Sales This Day.

Marshall Bro. VIII sell st half-past 10
O'Clock, at their office, mules, carriage, &c.
MA. Hunt will sell at 10 o'clock, at his store,
boots, Shoes &c. ' - ~ = =
William Mckay will sell al, 10 O'Clock. at his
store, furniture, stoves, &c. Z. =.
Niles Drake win sell at 10 O'Clock at his store,
clothing dry goods, &c.
Leltch Bruins will sell at II O'Clock at 'he old
Postoface, fair boo.as X
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So light and delicate are all the preparations
made from SEA MOSS FARINE that 1t Is invalua.
hle for invads and all those requiring light and
oosuv d,oested food. octA-mwf3DGc
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RuJus C.. Barkley, Esq.,, President Marion rFire
Engine Company!
DEAR SIR-Yoir favor Of this date requesting
the use OF the hall OF ,he Academy OF Music on
the first wednesday 10 December ensuing, for the
purpose of giving public entertainment tn aid
OF the funds OF the company, Is received. In re-
ply beg to say that II gives me great pleasure to
comply with your request.
Yours truly JNO CHADWICK,
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~N E.-CONSIGNEES PER
American Bark EvANELL, Randall Master, from m
Boston, are hereby notified that she Is THIS DAY
dlscharging cargo at Central Wharf. Goods not
taken away before sunset will be stored at owners
risk and expense. - =; -,
octas-1 ]. A. ENSLOW i co.. Agents.
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INoUEsr.-An inquest was held yesterday On
the body OF an unknown colored woman, about
sixty years old, who was found dead IN Went
3 worth street. A post-norten examination was
had by DR.. Schroeder. which proved that she had
died of disease Of the heart, and verdict was
rendered by the jury in accordance with this lace
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Cases BEFORE THE UNITED STATES CON-
MISSIONER YEsrEKDAY.-sam Brown, Pagl Keck-
ley, Charles Wilson and Ben Singleton, charged
with being implicated In the outrage at Biggin
Church, gave bail to appear this @Irning Aiacoe-
Mcdonald, Robert .RiyantS and John AeywatG
arrested on the same charge were dlsckarges2s
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Anetioneers' Iripats .sales, e.
By John 8. RYAN,

-:.-.'-.,. Dl uVtiN % NIAN' 20
T WILL OFFER, AT PRIVATE SALE.
i those two RED BRICK TENEMENTS, south
side Of Princess street, next east OF ArcndHe
street. being each three stories IN heigtt, ana ID
the yard convenient Kitchens and other oEtbulo'
Terms accommodating, as the owner wishes to
change Che investment. ,e.- l:ls
For further particulars, apply to JOHN 8.
RYAN No. So Broad -StTe st.-- oct26-1
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Meetings This Day.

Delta Lodge Of Perfection, at P. NJ.
Marion Fire Com.sny, at half.psst7 P. N.
Chamber Of Commerce, at II A. n.
Protestant Episcopal Church Society, at r. u
South Carolina Institute. at half past T. h.
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Bill. OF MoRTALrTY.-The return Of the
city registrar for the week ending October y
shows total OF thirty -four deaths, OF which thir-
teen were whites and twenty one colored.
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The MARION FIRE CoMpANY.-The following
correspondence is creditable alike to. the spirit
with which a. gallant body OF men is struggling
against difficulties, for The public good and to the
generosity and public spirit of the large.searted
proprietor Of theAcademy OF Music:
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.M8-. PERSONS HAVING. WORKS OF
Art, Painting. Ststuary, 6o., are most respect
rnly requested to offer them for exhibition at the
institute Fair. The greatest care VIII be taken
Of the articles offered. Communications address
. ed to the undersigned wnl meet with prompt at
tention. =. JOHN d. DE,fEthEuA, w, tslt,
oct2s4 Chairman Committee on Decorations.
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-G4FY-AFF AIRS

WE BEG that the commissioners and man
ayers Of elections win send us, as.soen as posi-
x,e, statement Of the number Of voses cast, and
Of the probable result Of the elections. 1t Is I'M
portant that all friends Of THE news attend to
this matter without delay. ,,5>--