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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-09-14
LESION SEN AIRY,

FUN IOUNu
Under the charge of Miss E. A. KELLY, and su-
perviston OF Board OF Patrons and Visitors, will
be opened MONDAY, October Sd.
in addition to the Academic Course, there VIII
be Preparatory Department, Tor Whicn none
but trained Teachers will be employed Accom-
modations have been made at present only for
limited number. Those desiring to enter pupils
will make application at once, at No. so st. Philip
street. Hours for applying, "a. II. to IL NJ, anu
From a number OF testimonials, the following
have been selected to enlist the favorable constd-
Grafton Of the public
From Hon. C.. G.. Memmlnger, Hon. Henry Buist,
Hon. C. Il. Simonton and Hon. W. D. Porter.l
CHARLESTON, s. c., August 80, 1870.
Miss ETA A. KELLY has been Teacher OF the
OF the first class OF girls al the State Normal
School for the last three years, and as Commis.
sIoners Of the School. we had the opportunity OF
closely observing her qualifications as Teacher.
Her knowledge In all the branches taught ia &C.
curate and Thorough, and she has, In high de-. E.
gree, the faculty OF impartlng It and making It
Interesting to her pupils. Der discipline is admt.
rably compounded OF frmness and good temper,
and we feel warranted In view Of all her qualifca
tions, In. recommending Miss KELLY as one Of
the best Teachers within our knowledge;
HENRY BUST.
CHARLES H. SIMoNT0N.
W. D. PORTER.
From E. Montague Grimke, ESQ.,
CHARLESTON, 8. c., August 80, 1870:
take great pleasure In recommending MISS
ETA A. KELLY as an earnest, faithful and &C.
complished Teacher. She has for several years
Occupied the position OF vlce.Principal OF the
State Normal School In this city, and evlnced IN
the discharge Of her duties degree OF tact ana
ability which have rarely seen equaled, ana
never excelled. To great firmness OF character,
abe unites an earnestness OF purpose. gentleness
OF manner, and power OF lmparting knowledge,
which insures her success as an tnstructress OF
the young.
(Signed) E. MONTAGUE EklmkE.
Secretary or the Board OF Commissioners OF the
Free Schools OF the City OF Charleston.
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NEW YORK LEDGER at Six CENTS, in to-day,
at P. M., at the UPTOWN News Depot.
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BUSINESS NoTIC CES.

ATTENTION is called to the sale of young
draft horse, warranted sound, at MarshalFs, i'll
Broad street, this morning.
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~ PUBLIC STORAGE FOR PETRO-
LEUM-HavIng leased the extensive Storebouse
on Shepherd street. we are prepared to receive
PETROLEUM ON STORAGE.
HOLMES, CALDER & CO.,
sepl4-2 No. 205 East Bay.
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TlHE CHESTERFIELD DEMOCRAT.

This paper, located at Cheraw, Chesterfield
County, S. c., Is offered to the merchants OF
Charleston as suitable medium for advertising
their wares In the Peedee country. Having q
good circulation 10 q thriving portion OF tais
State, the DEMOCRAT offers inducements TO ~
vertiserS second 20 no paper In the Interior. Ao'
dress Y. LITTLE,
aupa2 Cneraw, S. c.
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ILLNESS OF SENATOR SAwYER.-It is report
ed that Senator Sawyer is seriously Ill at NAL
den, Mass
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USE "CosrAR's ExTERMINAToss and Insect
Powder for rats, mice, reaches, ants bed-bugs,
moths &c. Sold by all druggists.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, g.,
IS. $s so and IS so per thousand, according to
sze, at TIE NEWS job Office.
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@ SEA ISLAND AND UPLAND COT
TON will be GINNED and PACKED in satisfac.
tory manner at Palmetto, on Cooper River, about
nine miles from the City, on low terms and at
short notice. For further information, apply on
the premises, or to Messrs. W. c. BEE CO., Ad-
gers Wharf. sep0-12+
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~ FOR EDISTO, ENTERPRISE, &C.
The Steamer ARGO, having moved from Accom-.
modation Wharf to the wharf formerly occupied
by the "Pilot Boy" will receive Freight at South
Atlantic Wharf on SATURDAYS and WEDNESDAYS,
leaving as above on MONDAYS and THURSDAYS.
See time table advertised In another column.
como
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~LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, an old German Tonic.
% LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TIERS, the most delightful and effective In the
world.
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TIERS cures female complaints.
@c LIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
TERS cures "never well" people.
1wLIPPMAN'S GREAT GERMAN BIT
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Jrsr RECEIVED, fine assortment OF Boots
and Shoes, selected from the best manutac-
turers. They are offered at retail and at low
rates. JOHN CoMMISS,
No. l3l Meeting street,
sepT-ws4 Near Market street.
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aw-BATCHELoR's HAIR DYE.-THIs

~BATCHELOR'S hair DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE ls the best In the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead nor any vttattc poison to produce par
alysls or death. Avoid the vaunted and delusiVe
preparations boastlng virtues they do not possess.
The genuine ". 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
Mt No. 10 Bond street, New York.
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UNION REFORM CLUB, WARD s.-This CLUB
had regular meeting last night at O'Clock.
In the absence of the President. Vice-Presi-
dent B. W. McTureous took the chair. Alter
the reading of the minutes Of the last meetins'
and other business unimportant to our readers
Mr. R. S. Bruins addressed the meeting III lhe
brilliant and highly polished style SO peculiar
to himself, keeping the attention OF Tue cluo
rivetted for some time. Mr. Brunss reuiarhs
were received with loud and prolonged ap-
plause.
Mr.. Isaac Thorn, being loudly called for, ad-
dressed the meeting in a few sound-sense
words, quite appropriate to the occasion.
Mr.. T. Bernard King was then introduced,
and held the club spell-bound, with the de-
scrlptions he made of the ad7enturers from the
North. who had come into our State since the
war.
Mr. Maloney offered resolution OF thanks
TO Messrs. Bruins and King, who had visited
and entertained the club In SO eloquent man
ner. Mr.. Maloney then spoke for some time,
and to the point
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HAVE you tried my dollar Tea, Greeu and
Black? WILSON'S GROCERY. junS
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SEA Moss FAR1NE from pure Irish Moss, for
Blanc Mango, Puddings, Custards, Creams, &C.,
&C. The cheapest, heathlest, and most delicious
foodln the world. sepl2-mwf3DSc
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DgE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.

THE GREAT GERMAN REMEDIES.
Professor LOUIS wUNDRAM'S BLOOD PURl.
rYiSG AND PURGATIVE HERBS, I'm Pills or
PowdersJ for the cure OF all Acute or Chronic
diseases, resulting from impure blood and 1mper'
Also the following Medicines by the same PRO.
fessor Louis Wundram, Brunswick, Germany:)
GOUT POWDERS.
Rheumatic Tincture.
Epleptc Remedy.
TOothache Drops.
Herb Tea flor Dyspepsia and Nervousness.)
,szz Rheumatic Herb Tea.
Gout Tincture.
Eye Water.
Wundwasser 1.-THE German "PainkiHer.)
For sale by H: Il. BAEk
mavao No. 13l Meeting street.
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5periaI Notlres.

re- THE STEAMSHIP CHARLESTON,
having been detained by the weather, will sail
THIS "wednesday MORNING, at O'Clock.
JAMES AD0ER CO.,
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A REL1c.-Some laborers engaged in re-
moving the debris from an old cellar in Colum-
bia, recently discovered small graphing or
iron anchor, which was used BY Professor
Lowe, the aronaut, on his great arial voyage
from Cincinnati to South Carolina in 1851. The
Professor attempted to reach Fortress Monroe,
but contrary winds carried him in an opposite
direction, and he landed few miles from
Union Courthouse-making the trip in some
thing less than eleven hours. The descent Of
the balloon terribly frightened number of
slaves at work in field, who supposed it to be
a ylsitaut from another world. The aronant
was carried before the proper authorities,
where satisfactory explanations were made
and he was allowed to depart, balloon and al,
northward by rail. While in Columbia, cour-
tesies were extended to him by Andrew Lee,
Esd. of the Southern Express Company, and
the Professor requested him to keep the an
chor-which was the means of landing him
safely on terra .f7na-su pended in his office
as a remembrancer. The fire of 1865 destroy
ed the building. and the old instrument. after
lapse OF nearly six years, was or Saturday
again brought to the surface.
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UNION REFORM CLUB OF WARD 3.-The regu-
lar meeting OF this club was held last night at
their hall in Wentworth street, President John
F. Britton IN the chair.
The transaction OF the usual business was
entered into, and the following resolutions, Of
fered By Mr.. Bessellieu, were, on motion,
unanimously adopted
Resolved, That this club respectfully urges
the immediate convening OF q convention OF
the people of Charleston County. and the plac.-
to the success of the Reform party, and that
delegates be elected to meet similar delegates
| from our sister clubs.
Resolved. That the Club of Ward No. re-
| cogniZes the right Of the w0rkingmen to De
represented BY their immediate class, and, IN
| the nominations to be made by the nominating
| convention, that the delegates from this club
uroe upon that convention strict adherence
| to the rights of The workingman.
Reso(,ed, That we heartily condemn the In
| PRODUCTION OF cooie labor as prejudiclal to the
working class. as an addition TO any commu-
nty of this system of labor tends to degrade
| the masses, and calls for urgent laws to sup
press the coslie system.
RESOLVED, That the foregoing resolutions be
forwarded 10 the Reform Clubs OF this CITY,
Mr.. w. P. Patterson offered the following
resolution, which was adopted:
Resolved, That the secretary Of the club give
notice, through the public prints, that ut the
next regular meeting of the club an election
for delegates to nominating convention VIII
be held.
Mr.. Wood offered the following resolution,
which was adopted:
Resolued, That a working committee of
forty be appointed to be entrusted with the
duties usually assigned to.a committee OF this
character.
A communication from the Central Club was
read, and, on motion, laid upon the table.
The meeting was then addressed by Messrs
Whaley, ]. A. Moroso, Black, Harper, Rev MT.
Jackson, and others, whose remarks were list
ened to with marked attention, and at late
hour the club adjourned.
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ERENCH, GERMAN, LATIN AND
GREEK Rev. Professor L. W. HEYDEN.
REICH, graduate Of the University Of France, Of
which country he Is o native, intends to teach
French and German which languages he speaks
with equal huency, and to give instruction IN
nected for number of years with the Moravian
Female Seminary In Bethlehem, Pa, with Mrs.
ROBERT RASSOM'S Institution In WILMINGTON,
n c., aud with the HagerstOwn Seminary. as
Professor OF Languages, his long experience In
teaching ng will enable HIM to give satisfaction to
those who may honor him with their confidence.
He may be found In the forenoon at the Wayerley
House. sep13-12*
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a- j. R. SoLoMONS, M. D., DEN
TIST, has returned to the City. seps
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TIE GEORGIA STATE AGRICULTURAL SoCIE-
TVS FAIR.-The Georgia State Agricultural
Society will hold their sixteenth ANNUAL fair in
Oglethorpe Park, two miles from Atlanta, on
the Western and Atlantic Railroad, commenc-
ing October 10th next, and probably continue
ten or fifteen days.
The grounds are we'll adapted for this pur-
pose, are elegantly fitted and we'll watered.
The following resolution passed the society
unanimously, representation from over one
hundred counties being present:
Whereas, The fair to be held in Atlanta du-
ring the month of October, 1870, Is intended
to be grand exhibition ofAmercaa industry:
and whereas, said exhibition will be held
under the immediate control and supervision
OF the Georgia State Agricultural Society,
therefore be 1t
Resolved. That we, the delegates and repre-
sentatives tu the Georgia State Agricultural
Society assembled, do hereby extend TO our
fellow -citizens of the North, East and West, q
cordial inylratlon 10 meet their brethren OF the
South at said fair to exchange friendly greet
ings, to exhibit stock, agricultural implements
and other articles Of home industry. and thus
promote the material interests OF all sections.
The fair promises to be grand success.
s25, 900 in premiums are to be offered, and the
citizens Of Atlanta offer special premium OF
$1,000 for the fastest trotting horse, and $500
FOR the next best-s'open to the world
Premium lists can be obtained upon applica-
ton to the secretary of the Georgia State
Agricultural Society, Atlanta, Ca
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Appended is the list of the names Of those
thus far nomiuated
Judge OF Probate-George Buist.
Senator-W. H. Mishaw.
Representatives.. P. Hedges, Charles >.
Audell, W. C. Glover, Abram Smith, Aaron Lo-
gan, Edward Mickey, ". R. Jerrey and Rich
ard Bryan, from the country; 7. Hurley, j. W..
Lloyd, W. E. Elliott, E. A. Bosemon, o. Il.
Levy, ]. B. Dennis, T. A. Davis and H. H.
Hunter, from the city.
Five of those nominated as representatives
served in the last Legislature. About FIVE only
of all of the nominees are white.
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STATE SENATOR.

Nominations for the position Of State sena-
tor were next in order. Mr.. Bowen nominated
W. H. Mshaw, Mr.. Young nominated X. H..
Cain, Sheriff Mackey nominated NJ. P. O'Con-
nor, Mr.. veesy nominated j. H. jerks. The
result of the voting was as follows: w. IL.
Mishaw 81, &. H. Cain, whose name was
withdrawn before the voting commenced, l, ].
q. jerks S, NJ. P. O'Connor l, Stephen Brown
1-s5 votes In all. W. H. Mishaw was declared
elected.
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WHIPPED BY A WoMAN.-Au amusing in
cident happened on the sidewalk in front
of Catholic church in the west division
yesterday morning. AS the congregation
were coming out, IN old lady, with cow
hide in her right hand, seized q young man
by the collar, and asked him why he went
with her daughter. Without giving him
time to explain she piled the cowhide
vigorously over his shoulders. He strug-
gled, and twisted her hand so that she was
obliged to release him, and he ran off. 1t
seems that the young man has been in the
habit of meeting the daughter of the lady
clandestinely contrary to the mothers
wishes. Yesterday morning he met her Oh
the street and accompanied her to church.
Unfortunately for him, small brother,
aged eleven years, was about half block
away, and saw him walk beside his sister.
The youngster ran home and told his
mother, and she procured the cowhide and
went to the church, determined to teach the
young man he could not court her daughter
without her consent. A great deal of mer-
riment was occasioned by her conduct.
Whothe parties were is not known. Whe-
ther the young man will persist in his at
tentions when he has to run the risk of get
ting cowhiding is questionable, but he
may do so, as generally the more opposi-
ton lovers have the more determined are
they to meet and tell each other surrepti-
tiously what they dare not in the presence
of the heads of the family.-Chicago 7yi-
6une.
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By Lee & Goddin, Auctioneers,
No. l113 Main street.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE
Il IMPROVED REAL ESTATE IN HEN,
grove" At AudoTfoN.IBy virtue e Of Il a deed
Of trust bearing date 2lst day Of February, 1885,
executed by Hazett LoHand to the undersigned as
trustee duly recorded in the office Of the clerk Of
MsnreS county and Of tn se
public auction: on the premises on TnES ,I ~
OF LAND with the Improvements thereon, the
late residence Of Dr. Hszlett Lofand, situated !,
short distance beyond the city Of Richmond and
near the Mechaniesyille turnpike, containing
about TWENTY1QNE ACRES, upon which lis Is
usual on. houses for the nse Of the place,
which has been for years past successfully cult
waited as market-gar den. Said LAMP being
bounded as follows : On the snnth, by the lands OF
Coalter's heirs on the east BY those of estate OF
Edmund r. Crenshaw, Fl. j. Smith, and James
Talley north, by the land Of - Burton ana
on the west by that OF - Stanard and the SAID
Hazlett Lofland.
TERMS: One-third cash balance in one, two:
and three years, for negotiable notes with Interest
added at SIX per cent. per annum from gay 70 OF
fe 1s JOHN r. ALLEN, Trustee.
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A Doc SToRY.-Sir Walter Scott de-
clared that he could believe anything Of
dogs. He was very fond of them, studied
their undergraduates closely, wrote volu-
minously in their praise, and told many sto-
ries of their unaccountable habits. Once,
he said, he desired an old pointer OF great
experience, d prodigious favorite, and
steady in the field as rock, to accompany
his friend Daniel Terry, the actor, then on O
visit to Abbotsford, and who, for the nonce,
voted himself for short excursion. The
dog 'wagged his tail in token Of pleased
obedience, shook out his ears, led the. way
with confident air, and began ranging about
with most scientific precision. Suddenly
he pointed; up sprang numerous coYey
Terry, bent on slaughter, fred both barrels
Of once, aiming in the centre of the enemy,
and missed. The dog turned around in ut
ter establishment, wondering who could be
behind him, and looked Terry full in the
face; but after pause, shook himself
again, and went to work as before. A Sc
cond steady point, o second fusilade, and
no effects. The dog then deliberately
wheeled about and trotted home at his lei,
sure, leaving the discounted yenator to ma
for himself during the remainder OF the
day. Sir Walter was fond of repeating the
anecdote, and always declared that was
literally true, while Terry never said more
in contradiction than that "1t was good
ctnry,t
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Expxsrascg wrEH}kS INau
TnAvErLEn.--We had gone past one or two
stations, when toll. bread -shouldred, far.
mer-looking fellow, got into che car, ana
without q "Y3y your leaves" or els this
seat engaged ~. down he sat By mo. 1 gave
him severe look, that ought to have ann
hilated him, and the car moved on: BY
and-bv nv attention was attracted oy
rentle touch. pheasant day" gave
him to understand, in curt way, that
T didn't care if it was. After while
be reached his long neck out by me ana
aa;d. yawningly, .'Looks a. Of We should
hev some rain soon.'' I let the re-
mark pass without reply, determined
ha ahould not draw me out. After some
m;,es he again spoke. 1" Killed hog Inst
niSht.n aWell, what's that to met" I
sa;d sharply. ..'rGuess what it weighed.
90. don't bosherms--six hundred pounds y
+" Guess as'n, after a, pause. SWELL, say
hundred pounds - The challenge to
guess had o triAe Of interest in 1t, but In
moment, ashamed Of having shown any
at ell, thrust my head out of the window,
awaiting my sturdy associates further ad-
vance. He made none, and after riding
ten or fifteen minutes / locked around. He
was staring out of the window, apparently
lost in reflection. "How much did your
GUESSED hog weigh, anyhowsn I asked as
surly as could. His face didn't change a
muscle, though thought his eye looked
triAe mischievous, as he replied, Don''
know, we didn't weigh him." Fortunately
for my peace Of mind he got out at the
next station.
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BY W. Goddin A
Auctioueer and Real Estate Agent.

COMMISSIONERS SALE OF HOUSE
u AND LOT OORNER OF FRAEKLlN AMI -
STREETs.-Tn pursuance OF
decrea OF the circuit court for the city or EIcn-
mond entered on the nth day OF February nsto, IN
suit pending therein In the STYLE Oh t5t9a &C.
a. nt,blic auction, on the premises. on TRuRs-
% March nsx a, o s,ss os F,ant,
IN and the east side or Twenty first street. in The
c,ty OF Richmond, having front or forty feet on
Franklin street and running back siIty-fTe FEET
on Twenty first street. -
TrEMs: One-fonrth cash for the balance, upon
q credit Of three and six months, with interest
rom the day Of sale, In equal payments. Segoti-
able notes we'll endorsed will be required for the
deferred payments. Title retainer until NIL the
purchase money is paid and CONVEYANCE direct
ed by the court. G.. G.. GRTSWOLD,
fe1 Commissioner
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By wellington Gcd'l'n.
Apct,oneer and Real Estate Agent

TRUsTEEs' AND COMMISSIONERS,
TfIF N0RTH SIDE OF GR.cE BETWEEN
EIGHTH AND NINTH STREETS. sy virtue OF
a decree OF the circuit court of Richmono pro-
OF Gordon. trustee, against Minor &C., we ahsll
as trustees In B. Il. Minors deed of the 21st Janu-
ary. 1887 and as special commissioners thereby
appointed, proceed to sell ut public auction, on
the premises on TUESD 7 the Is day OF marcn,
1870, at O'Clock P. NJ, If fair. II not, n hrst
aSove, known as "SHOT TOWER fronting s2s
feet on Grace street. running hack 100 feet to an al
ley, having thereon large four-atory Drlck tens-
Kitchen, &c. The location is u desirable one, be-
ing so near the Capitol Square.
TERMS One-foilrth cash balance at six, nine,
md twelve months, for negotiable notes, interest
added and title retained till all Of the purchase
money is fully paid and convevanee ordered by
'>0 HUGH ". FRY,
fs es Trustees and Commissioners.
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QUEER ADvERTIsEaESTs.-The Mason
City Qn.) Ne,ps recently published the
following notis":
Cetezens of mason City We do Not mean
to say that the Butchers of mason City has
been gilty of killing Bulls for thear Choice
Beetles, but we motifs from the Blsk colur of
the huge animal meat, and the large Neck
of the huge anamals that it was gentleman
Beefes and it is 80 tuf and strong that we
cannot eat it, this is good joke to play on
the touthles Of mason city. 49,.
The Fayette Ql.) Democrat publishes
the following:
Henry Miller deposeth as follows for the
benefit of some few of Fayette county ::
"Inasmuch Us few of the talking public
have charged him with serious intentions
toward the widow Pinckler, who lives near
Towards Point, in this county, Mr.. NJ. has
only to say to the person who started this
report, that if he will call on him person
ally, satisfaction will be arrived at in some
shape"