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THE STATE CAPITAL.
MORE DELAY IN TIE TRIAL OF THE
L4URENSTIILE PRISONERS.
A Solemn Farce-Illness of Senator Saw
yer-Fatal Accident to Reform Rep
.resentatiye. &C., &c.
ESPECIAL TELEGRAM TO TIE NEws.]
Nnr rrupIA nacpmhpr II .

COLUMBIA, December II.
The cases of all the Laurens prisoners have
been laid aside for the present, and will no. be
prosecuted at this term of the court.
kilograms were received here last night, which
announce the very serious illness OF Senator
Sawyer.
David Kinsler Reform member Of the Legis-
lature from Lexington County, was thrown 1rom
his horse to-day and killed. The horse was found
this morning without a rider, and at l2 O'Clock
to day, the body was also found In the woods.
Senator Robertson, Representative Hoge, cap-
tain Mann and Captain Ladd left here this morn
ing for the North.
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~ AWAYWITH SPECTACLEs.-OLD
Ewes made new, easily, without doctor OF medi-
ctnes. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Ad.
dress DR.. E. B. FoOTE, No. l2o Lexington avenue,
xou7 yort decI6
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funeral Notlres.

mg THE FRIENDS AND ACQUAINT-
ANCEs Of Mr.. THOMAS GOGARTY and Family,
Of Georgetown, are respectfully invited to attend
his Funeral Obsequies, at Cathedral Chapel, THIS
(Monday) MORNING. at o O'Clock. dec12
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A GENoY FOR THE RUVIAN
~ GuANQ.

The subscribers having been appointed Local
soents for the sale Of PERUVIAN GUANO, would
resnectfully Informed manufacturers and dealers
that they will deliver from warehouses, as wen
as from ships direct on arrival from the Peruvian
islands, PURE PERUVIAN GUANO, at the Gene
raj Agents price In New York. to witt Sixty
dollars, gold, on delivery, In lots Of ten Q0) tons
and upwards. Every cargo win be inspected and
~ guarantees Of its quality and purity will
always be furnished when desired.
sGE0. W. WILLIAMS 4 90,
sep2S FactQrl,.
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@- GETTING MARRIED.-EssAYS
for Young Men on Social Evils, and the propristy
or improperly Of getting Married, with sanitary
help for those who feel unified for matrimonial
happiness. Sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad.
dress Howard Association, Box P, Philadelphia,
Pa. sepl7-3mos
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Ms- NOTICING DEBTS CONTRACT
ED by the crew OF the Spanish Steamship RITA,
or the Spanish Bark YSABEL, will be paid either
by the Captain or Consignee.
dec1o-o W.P.H HALL.
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that the wife OF one Of them had frequently been
allowed access to her husband, on Q pass from
the sheriR, Mr. Carr. The names Of the ESCAPED
prisoners are as follows: Martin Washiu gton,
Thomas Gibson, JEFF PIuow, George Cohen.
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CRuMBs.-The South Carolina Railroad will
run a train hereafter to Columbia on sunday
nights, leaving at the same hour as during the
rest OF the week.
G. H. Wright Esq, has been appointed by
General Howard TO collect all claims against the
planters for provisions advanced ONCE at the
Freedmen's Saving Bank, Broad street.
Rev. Lewis Nelson has been compelled to resign
from the pastorship Of the Presbyterian Church
In Summervllle, where he has been serving for
the past year, on account Of his pay being made
quate to his support.
A reward Of one hundred dollars is offered for
the recovery OF sum Of money stolen several
days ago under circumstances which are stated
by the advertiser in another column.
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~- THE WORKING CHRIsTIAN

Organ Of the Baptist Denomination In South
Cardinals now permanent enterprise OF this
city. The paper has obtained wide circulation,
and is one OF the best mediums for advertising in
the State Its to be enlarged to eight pages on
the 1st of January, and many thousand copies
issued. Business men are solicited to send In
their cards and other advertisements II they
wish to get such notices before the thousands
that would not otherwise see them. Address
WORKING CHRISTIAN, Charleston, S. O., or call
at the Editors office, No. 10 Hasel street. 20
dec5-m9 ~ 49,
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wELLING-Died In this city, on the morning OF
the lIth Instant, Mrs. MARY NJ, rellct Of the late
William Welllng, aged S5 years, months and Is
days.
@~ HER RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances are respectfully invited 10 attend
her Funeral Services THIS AFTERNOON, at the CIR
cular Church, at A O'Clock. dec12
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ma- THE RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND

~ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintance Of Mr.. and Mrs. George p Wood,
and of their sons, William, Nicholas and Henry,
and Mr. Daniel Wood and family, are respectfully
invited to attend the Funeral OF their daughter,
Miss MARY ANN WOOD, at her late residence,
No. Middle street, To.MoRRow MORNING, at 10
O'Clock, without further invitation. decl2
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@- AWAY WITH UNCOMFORTABLE
TKUssEs.- and Cure for the Ruptured.
Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents. Address
DR.. E. B. FooTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue, New
va., dsc16
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~ MY FRIEND, STOP THATiTERRB-
BILE cough, and thus avoid q consumphye's
grave, by using GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP,
for curing all throat bronchial and lung diseases.
It Is perfectly peerless. Never has been equaleds
It is pleasant to take, and certain totcure.t For
sale by all druggists. dec.wfm1mo@
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CLUBS AND STARs.-Susan Wilson, arrested
for having in her possession and attempting to dis
pose OF certain dress goods, which, 1t Is alleged,
were stolen by party OF thieves with whom she
co.operates, had preliminary hearing, and was
held for further examination.
Charles Wright, arrested by omcer Trual as an
accomplice In one Of the late robberles was held
for examination.
James Hayes, lodged for being drunk and dis.
orderly on Atlantic wharf, was sentenced to pay
a nne Of SIS, or go to the House Of Correction for
ten days.
John Brown, arrested for stealing fruit, was
tried and sent TO Jail for thirty days.
A. Rance and ]. A. Conufr, arrested for creating
q disturbance in Beauraln street, were sentenced
to pay fine Of s5 eac or 60 to jail for five days.
Peter GouldIn, arrested for being drunk and not
able to take care OF himself In State street, was
sentenced to pay fine Of IS, or go to the House
OF Correction for ten days.
Gaitimo Canova, arrested for assault and bat
terry, with intent to KILL was brought before Trial
Justice Bennett on Saturday morning, and sent
to jail for thirty days.
James Lesesne was arrested On Saturday
morning, charged with larceny Of gold watch.
BE Is held for examination.
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Northeast storms prevail! at Fortress Monroe
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DHoSPRATE ROCK.

The Palmetto Mining and Manufacturing Com
pany are now prepared to furnish to manuIae-
turers PURE PHOSPHATE b. JK, from tnen
Mines on Ashley Rivef.
nova1.1mo Adger's North Wharf.
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B DANCING SCHOOL By MONS.
BERGER over Mr.. Kinsmap's Saloon. Noextra
charges for Weekly soirees. Apply at No. So
King street, dec6em3s"j
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Hotel Acknowledgements 10 and IL.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

L. Huyck, R. McFeeters, New York; G.. l..
Horn PhIladelo ohia; F. RawclGe, New York; G. E.
Elford, ]. E. Beattie, Greenvilie E. ". Hltchins,
Jacksonville; A. Robinson; Baltimore; ". n. Ap-
pold, MARY land; y. A. Haven, New York; Wm A.
Christian, Lynchburg; Hardy Solomon, Columbia;
VIM. L. Dawson, Summerville; Joseph Mcnamara,
Orangeburg; E. T. Walton, Wilmington DEL; J..
Elbe, Niagara Falls; J. q. Bird, Yorkville; VIM.
Bennett, Media; Joseph Stern, New York; John
Atkinson, New Jersey; VIM. WILKINS E. M. Harri-
son, New York; T. LeBoutellier, New Orleans; ].
B. Champnie, New York; J. Yerkes, Philadelphia;
R. Wayne Wilson, Savannah; E. Schwarzchlld,
Smith Litset, New York; E. F. Lawton and lady,
Miss Lawton, Burke County, Ca; VIM. S. Teel,
Philadelphia.
PAVILION HOTEL.
John r. Mills, wife and child, Athens, Ga; W.
II. Smith, Salt Lake City; H. W. Geyer, South
Carolina; ]. Brennan, Columbia; J. S. Bamberg,
Bamberg; Miss NJ. Anderson, Columbia; A. W.
Hall, Wakefield, Mass; T. II. Brock, W. B. Smith,
Cheraw; ]. 6. Watson, TeXas W. q. Morris, st.
Johns; r. D. Sem, Columbia; o. WestwiLh, Long
City; R. E. Clark, Lewlsvllle; ]. Rutter, Pennsyl-
vanla; ]. J. Mudrow, ]. T. Muldrow, r. A. Green,
Klngstree Jno. F. June, o. Il. Whitfield, Man.
ming; ]. W. Edwards, Williamsburg; S. Z. Link,
Abbeve; N. NJ. Carey, City; S. PorclIer Smith,
Bonneau's depot, N. E. R. K.
MILLS HOUSE.
A. Samuels, New York; Mr. and Mrs. Thomas,
Michigan; R. J. Rhett, Baltimore; A. II. Black
Newark, n. j.; A. B. Thomas, Connecticut T.
Walter, New York; P. Little, Georgia; G. A. sey-
mour, clty;J. ". Buckmaster, New York; E. G.
Edgar, New Jersey; F. Hamilton and wife, Hart
ford, Conn.,; E. Tweedy, Augusta; W. Herbert,
Baltimore; ]. Sheppard, A. ]. Morgan, A. Parker,
C. A. Tabor, New York; c. E. Reng, Portland
Maine; Colonel Fuller, Washington; s. d. New
house, I. Cohen, Philadelphia; A. D. De Moline,
Italy; Hon. Jack Frost, F. n. Stone, New Yor K;
A. Goldsmith, New York; ]. ]. Frazier, Balti'
more; E. A. Smith Memphis, Tenn; G. A. Brooks,
]. K. Whippe, Boston, Mass; C. Q. Williams,
NJ O. Bauxham and son, Savannah; 0. West,
~
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5perial Notlres. :.

~TRNTTY CHURCH-THE SOUTH
CAROLINA CONFERENCE Of the NJ E. Church,
South, viii continue its sessions ThIs MORNING at
OK O'Clock. Should the Conference be able;t0
close Its regular business, the appointments VIII
be publicly announced THIS EVENING, att IN
O'Clock. decI2-1s
eg CONsIGNEEs PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA. from New York, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY,
at Pier No. 2, Union Wharf. Goods uncalcl:tor
at sunset will be stored at Conslgnee,s risk;and
expense. WIN. A. COURTENAY,
decl2-l ~ .ss..y,ss;ss .s.,ssl! i, z. Agen.
@r CoNsIGNEEs PER sCHoo ooNEsR
IDA RICHARDSON from Baltimore are notlsgdd
that she is dischsrging cargo THIS DAYsas Ks:fls
Wharf. Goods not called for at SUNSET wil!:6e
stored at owners risk and expense.
= -, STREET, BROTHERS Co,
dec12-l 80 .' Consignees.
w CoNsIGNEEs PER SCHOONER
MYRoyER, Merchants Line, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY .dlscnarging cargo at 5Al.
gers North Wharf. All goods not called forSbs
fore sunset, win be stored at their risk and eS-
pense. No claims allowed after goods leayes lfe
wharf. WIN. ROACH & CO., Agents.
decl2-1 3. = -
/. NE STATE OF SOUTH <CAROLISA,
EDGEFIELD CoUNTY.-court of Trial Justice 7.
A. EIOHELBERGER-E.s:A "a: ADDIsoN ys. NV. :
J. SMITH.-Deot $50. =,
To ". J. Smith, DEFENDANT In this acton: .ss.
You are hereby summoned and required 10
answer the complaint In this action, which ts fled
In the office OF P. A. EIOHELBERGER, Trial .Jus-
,ice, Of the County and State above named, and
to serve copy OF your answer on the subsct-
bers, at their office, within forty days from the
date hereof, and II you fall, Judgment WILDE
taken against you. BUTLER d YeUMANs,
decl2-me, . PLAINTIFFS Attorney.
~ IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
SEWING MACHINES John CLARK, JR., 4 COS
BEST sK-coRp SPOOL COTTON, on Black
spools. For sale at retail by D.B. HAsELToN
No. sO7 King street. dec5-lmo@
@-. NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN
that Check No. 1871, dated August 18th, ls7o.for
$1,000, signed JOHN HUM, Chairman.B Boarlof
County Commissioners, and drawn on e.
KUH, County Treasurer, has been lost or mis-
laid at Columbia, South Carolina. This fstoHwarn
all parties that the said Check snnll and void no
equivalent having. been received therefor.
BY order Of the Board. aq $50 9tf,:;ss.ii
JOHN HUM, Chairman,
nov1o-ao JAMES E. McGREGOR, Clerk i
~ GO TO GEORGE LITTLE q 90:
for BOYS CLOTHING, ali sizes. noy1s-nnw
@r FOR COLDS, COUGHS, BROSs
CHTTIs and all affections OF the Lungs, take
AYERS CHERRY PECTORAL. SslL..aa
dec9-fmw3D&o q.
w DANCING SCHOOL By MONS.
BERGER over Mr.. Kinsman's Saloon. No extra
charges for Weekly Soirees. Apply at No. 81
King street. dec6emSss
w MY FRIEND, STOP THATTERRf-
BILE cough, and thus avoid q consumptiye's
grave by using GLOBE FLOWER COUGH SYRUP,
for curing all throat bronchial and lung diseases.
It Is perfectly peerless. Never has been equalleds
It Is pleasant to take, and certain totcure. Fof
sale by all druggists. 3 decwfm1mos
~- THE WORKING CHRISTIAN
Organ Of the Baptist Denomination In South
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w WHAT IS MORE COMMON Or
THAN PrTJOUS fATT.CR ~

~ WHAT 10 NUKE COmMON OH
DISTRESSING THAN A BILIOUS ATTACK =
Who is not familiar with the well.known symp.
tomss Oppression across the Stomach and Chest,
Low Spirits, Restlessness, Gioominess OF Mind,
Weakness, Dull Headache, Dirty, Greasy appear
ance Of the Skin, Yellow Tlnge OF the
White Of the Eyes, Loss Of Appetite and Costiye-
ness2 Few, indeed, OF the more ordinary Ills OF
life are more widely prevalent than these Bilious
Disorders, and yet they may readily be got rid Of
by using DR.. D. JAYNE's sANATIvE PILLS, BY
whose operation the Liver will be rapidly restor.
ed to healthy action, the vitiated secretons of
the Stomach changed, all CostIyeness removed,
and. the whoe system assisted in recovering its
normal condition. Sold by all Druggists, and at
wholesale by GOODRICH, WINBMAN & co.,
Charleston, S. @. dec7-wfm5
~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German Tonic. trsss
~ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT.
TIERS, the most delightful and elective in the
world.
@ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS strengthens the debilitated. 49,.
NW LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT,
TIERS cures female complaints. - -. :zt..
~ LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAMBIT--
TIERS cures ..never welp' people. s.,sf e.
@LIPPMAN's GREAT GERMAN.BTT-
rERs win give an appetite: jun1o fmw
fertilizers. s.,:
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w IMPORTANT TO OWNERS OF
SEWING MAcHiNEs.JoHN CLARK, JR., 4 COS
BEST sK.coRD SPOOL COTTON, on Black
spools. For sale at retail by D..B: HAsELToN
No. aO7 King street. -. q. dec5-1mo
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w CONsIGNEES PER STEAMSHIP
SOUTH CAROLINA. from New York, are hereby
notified that she will discharge cargo THIS DAY,
at Pier No. 2, Union Wharf. Goods uncarcl for
at sunset will be stored at conslgnee,s risI;and
expense VIM A. C0URTENAY,
decl2-l = =, Agen..
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~e ~eCONSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
IDA RICHARDSON, from Baltimore are notlssst
that she is discharging cargo THIS DAYsas Ke.fls
Wharf. Goods not called for at sunset wil!:6e
stored at owners risk and expense.
= STREET, BROTHERS co,
dec12-l -ssS % Consignees..
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~TRNITY CHURCH-THE SOUTH
CAROLINA CONFERENCE of the N. =. Church,
South, win continue its sessions TINS MORNING at
OK o'clock Should the Conference be ablest0
close Its regular business, the appolntmen VIII
be publicly announced THIS EVENING; at
O'Clock. decI2-1s
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w CoNSIGNEEs PER SCHOONER
MYRoyER, Merchants Line, are hereby notified
that she is THIS DAY .dlscnsrging cargo at 5X1-
gers North Wharf. All goods not called forSib De
fore sunset, viii be stored at, their risk and eS-
pense. No claims allowed after goods leave tfe
wharf. WIN. ROACH & Co. Agents.
dec11.1 - 2lsS>yr.
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~ GO TO GEORGE LITTLE q 90.
for BOYS, CLOTHING, ali sizes. nov1s-fnw
g- FOR COLDS, COUGHS, BROS7
CHITIs and all affections OF the Lungs, take
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL. SsiiL..i3as
dpcQ- -fmw3nkC r. 1-ts,r q.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14
Latest from Europe.

A London dispatch, Sept. u, says
that the Prussian army has halted
within twenty-five miles Of Paris, 81
the special request Of Bismarck, tC
consider the Russo-Prussian PROPOSE
ton for an armistice. Paris, II besieg.
ed, will be stubbornly defended. There
is great activity in preparing the city
for defense, the populsce being rapid.
ly armed and drilled. 100000 gardC
mobile are said to be in Paris. The
State Of the streets is fearful. The re-
portCO Of the French-Prussian situation
are very conflicting. There are re-
ports of hopes Of peace, and reports
that there can be no peace yet.
Italy is in great excitement. The
POpe's troops are menaeed by the peO-
pie, and the Pope is considering the
pFOpriety of going to England. An
arrangement has been agreed upon
fOrthe occupation of the Papal terri
tory.
AvOte is to be taken by which the
inhabitants are to decide for the King
or Pope as the civil ruler. The deci-
sion TO be binding on both. Mean
time the Italian troops will hold the
Roman territory until the voting Is
over and if the result is adverse to the
King they will withdraw. Papal
towns are sending petitions to the
Italian government for protection
Naples urges the King not TO hesi-
tate to make Rome the capital Of the
nation. The Officials journal at
Florence justifes the occupation of
the patrimOny of st. Peter, maintain
ing it as necessary for the Pope as for
Italy. The Journal hopes the pontiff
will accept the guardianship of the
Italian government.
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DEATHS.

Notice Of death ee-ObitudTy IRE cents per lins
InRracevtue, Trumbuu County, Ohio Aug.
I, lG0. az the residence OF her fathaFIn-
law, Mrs. MARY A. INGRAHAM, eldest
daughter Of Mr.. Augustus SpauldinR. OF
Ellsworth, Mahoning Co, o., aged thirty
three years.
In Niles, Sept. ID. 100, HERBERT BAR
CLAY, son OF ]. c. and N. e. Southland.
azaGadl2 monthEEnd6dRyE
OF Group, Sept. !, 1870, in Niles. KITTY
daughter Of Robert and Elizabeth Gettes.
aged ? years, 9 months and Is days.
Died, much lamented, Of consumption, at
Mesopotamia, the Tth inst, Mrs. ANN
ELIZA, wife OF Lewis ellison, in the sd
year OF her age.
In Southington, Aug. u, 1870. Mrs. REBEC-
Ca, wife OF T. G. Osborn, Esq, in the 3lst
year Of herRge.
In Milwaukee. Thursday, Sept sth, OF con-
gestiou Of the brain, EDITH FLORA, In
ant daughter Of ]. A and Martha n.
strong, agedS months and 8 days.
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From M~esODOtamia.

EDITOR CHRoNrCLE:-Permit me to
give to your readers, through the me-
dunn Of your excellent paper, an account
of q Sunday school picnic that came of
to-day in our place. Both of the Sunday
schools Of our town, and many other
citizens, assembled at an early hour this
morning, at the church at the center and
formed in procession under the direction
Of C. P. Lyman, Marshal. Aher form
ing into line, the procession reached over
a quarter OF a mile in length. Headed
by the Mesopotamia COrnet Band, we
marched to a beautiful grove one mile
north Of the center, where the grounds
had been fitted up for the occasion in a
very tasteful manner. One Of the most
pleasing parts Of the exercises was lis
tening to some familiar music performed
by our Band, who came out to-day for
the first time, after a silence Of several
months, Occasioned by the absence Of
several of its leading members during
the summer. j. n. Laird, President Of
the Day, called the meeting to order, and
the exercises were opened by a piece Of
music by the band, after which prayer
wa offered by Rev. Savage. Brief but
very appropriate remarks were made by
Revs. Savage and Dana; but the PTinei-
pal address of the day was delivered by
Rev. A. Jones, Of California Mr.. Jones
having been q former resident Of this
town, was welcomed by his friends; and
his remarks to the children, giving an
account Of his journey to the land Of
gold, seven years ago, by water, and his
return by the great overland Pacific Rail-
way, were very interesting, and listened
to with very close attention by not only
the children but the whole assembly.
The exercises through the day were also
interspersed by music performed by the
children, conducted by C. n. Bates,
assisted by Miss Nettie Noble, who pre-
sided at the organ. One song, entitled
"LoTe one Another" was sung as solos,
by four little boys and i've girls, each
bearing q banner with notices inscribed
thereon-the whole school joining in
IA ~ G-AgAA11 III sAD N-AAANL HeNALG
their banners, producing a happy effect
on the listeners.
At the conclusion of the exercises the
whole assembly were treated to a rich
repast of the good things Of this life, in
the shape Of cakes, pies, cold meats,
fruit, melons, &c, Of which there was
an ample supply. An hour or 50 after
dinner was enjoyed by the children ram
bling about the woods, swinging, land,
by the way, two nice swings had been
previously p%repared,) &c, and the older
people in visiting and eonversation.-
About two O'Clock the assemblage dis
persed. Nothing happened during the
day to mar the pleasure Of any present,
and the weather being most splendid for
the occasion. Taking it all together, it
viii be a day long TO be remembered by
ONE WHO WAS THRRE.
Eo,kan,barT 1g-0
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A SSIGNEF'S SALE Of Real Es-
~ tate. By order OF the Probate Court j
WI offer for sale at the late store OF Mark
OetobaT FsD- between the hours ofoue gnd
four o'clock, p. m. Of said day, the following
described real estate, situate in NeWtOn
Falls, Ohio: Parcel No. lbegins at the s. z
corner Of the brick store inthe north line Of
Broad ST., being l6I 2l2G ". nom the IN
tersection Of Broad and Center St, thence
n. along the east wall % said brick store
in 8 direct line through lot a" Great Lot
81 to b south line oflo1 Q thence E 70
n. r.. corner Of saidlot a. thence s. to the
N. w. corner oflot b Great Lot 81 hence
E on the n. line Of said b and @, 20 Center
Street; thence s to public square; thence
W. and s. and ". BY line sfEsld square and
Broad St., 10 b place Of beginning, and up
on which Is q c~ommOdious dwelling. frame
Parcel No. -Begins at the s. E corner %
the ware house, 10 2-l2 n nom the intersec-
ton ofRroad and Center st; thence N-Rlong
stake; thence ". about n 70 line OF M1.
OlivS TeWfslot. thence N. 70 the line Of lot
&C" thence z % the corner ofparcel Nc !;
thence s. by line hrst describedto Broad ST.
thence VESTS n. to the place OF beginning.
with the right OF overlapping caves, and up
on which isa good brick store room and csr-
tain Ou~t-buildingA
Parcel No. 8-I6I5 H. deep with 50 u-H n
mont on Broad ST, ana about 3 n. vide In
rear, and bounded s BY Broad St, west By
lot cf Mrs Onive reW, also partially on ne
north) and on the north and east BY line Of
parcel So.a and upon which Is agood tame
ware house with The right Of over tapping
Parcel Nc, /, Appraised At 5000
10 SSSS ddS9 az q %
Terms Of ssie-one-third on confirmation
ofsale, one-shird in thirty and one-thiTd In
sixty days With interest," aur,rp
Assignee Of Marx Ames.
Newton Fsis, Sept, lS7o-4k