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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01

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md Tan from the face, use feTgg'S Af0h
aud Hfzek{e lotion. Prepared only hy BI.
r.. q. FERRY. sold hy eli druggists.
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For Sale.
TUT pdIt.
.HE LasE ON TIE L oE

FHEKhE % WN AAAL CUNN ELK OF
- Locust and Seventh streets. havf1u
thereon two frame dwellings ana diner
buildings, for sale on very easy Terms.
either All together or divided. For further
Information amply TO JIG SMITH, Edge
Tool Maker, Main street, JAZZ dim
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01

IS 5087 %.
BUILDING MAFERIALs-The demand IS
very good and market firm. Prices re-
main about the same. We quote: sash,
sc to lie per light; Doors, 81 % to 81 30
each; Blinds, 50 so to 81 IS per pair;
Nails, 81 10 per keg for l0d !;
White Lead, 81 90 to So 37H per kegi Lime
zoe to 81 90; Cement, g 50.
GLASS.
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The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01

J.. 8INZEC IL SON.
wholesale Dealers ia
Boat Store L%ubricating Coal. and
Lard OILS 1Ordag6 kaslu.
Pitch. 6a.
ID 81 HatfR saaaG
aprN dfS bhts AiHIu aua Nlue
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01

%. OLD Por. 81 sees 81 Imported ela
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01
lBoass One Here.

Among the FIRST boais due here are
the Sam. Orr, from Cairo; Rose HIte, from
Louisville; sam. j. Hale and Fanny Bran
oeis, from Memphis; OHie Sullivan, from
Passport; Champion, Louisville, r. w Stra-
der, Nick Longwsrth, Indiana, and Rich
mond, from New Orleans; Minneola, for
Memphis; Lawrence, for Nashville; Vir.
ginia and Emma No. 3, for New Orleans;
Clara Scott, from Wabash River; Lady
Pike, from st. IOuis
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01

To Cincinnati bellows.
LOUIsYILLE.-The C0tr.er. Journal, OF
Saturday, says:
AN effort will be made to ttOp tho sale
Of the furniture and tackle OF tue DeAleF
urer's seizure.
Captain sam. Montgomery, who re-
mafned IN New Orleans 10 settle up the
busint 81 OF the Dexter, is expected
home by rail o-dayOg to-InorroW.
Tic editor Of the White RIVER Journal IL
loon an fhe Elliott brOthers. OF the gteanl-
or LfuaI Tender and winds up IN an abu-
ave article about them as follows: These
ore fhe southern men whose claim Ia
Southern patronage Is "A British petncoat
and panteeti0n- WNere arc thelr south.
tru feeds tIiat asa hot IlaFe money Tor
Iueir rewards Aneg are t4r dead hoaIa
and dirty hounds OF The urlueie. bf-ed.
and gentlemen known sly5 WHi not travel
with them.
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al lnte.SsJ notes, y per cent. on
EANRABLE FUNDS.
'eaSury Notes.
al Bank Notes.
owing quotations are from the
IS National Bank:
The Evansville journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ind.) 1866-1870, 1870-02-01

MANlFEsr Of the Steamer Fayette, from
Cairo To Evansville, January 3i.-Wm a.
brown & Co, L Dbl pecans, - dry hides, D
bis potatoes; Chas Woin. 1 bdl 5 pelts, l
bag feathers, 4 box o skins; + q q Rail-
road, y Dbls dried fruit: T. Ruffner a. Co., 2
boxes eggs; Weldon Bros ~ 90, . boxes
tobacco; Steamer Armada, 10 kegs white
lead, l bbl linseed oil; EW Patrick. IS hhds
tobacco, u bales cotton: X * DunKersOn a.
p hid tobacco, Z bales cotton 4 Gum
berts, 10 bales fars 1 Dex fuTs, / barrel tai
low, / bb.s pecans, 81 dry h des, 7 green
hides
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BOAT STOKES, OILS.

Oriental Tea Store
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-09
-IMUSEMENTS.
The School for Scandal.

The crowning performance fthe present dra-
matte season was the comedy Of The School for
Scandal, as produced last evening at the Acade-
my O. Music. The sparkling wit Of this master
piece Of Sheridan's dramatic genius might well
cover deal of Indifferent ac'cg; but 1t Is simple
justice to Miss Keene and her company to say
that the play, taken as whole, was one
Of which Charleston would not have been
ashamed, even in the palmy old times, when
her people were as rich and prosperous as
they are discriminating and cultivated, and when
her stage was the acknowledged dramatic centre
of the continent. OF course, the features Of the
performance were the Lady Teazle Of Miss Keene,
the Charles Surface Of Mr.. Mordaunt, and the
Joseph Surface OF Mr.. Stuart. The style in which
these three parts were acted was simply beyond
praise Mr.. Wallis played Sir Peter capitally; and
we must say that the Sir Oliver of Mr. Reed
(whosc high tragedy has not been always to our
taste) was very well done indeed. The whole
cast, in fact, was an excellent one; and the
dresses OF the several characters was quite rich
and elaborate. The house was well filled, anu
never was play received with heartier zest.
For the last two performances OF the season we
are to have to-day at the matinee Goldsmth's
she StoopS to Conquer, and in the evening our
american Cousin. The company appears in sa-
vannah on Monday night.
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PLAINTIFFS Attorn eys.
nlchl3 Sc

mD~ NEWSPAPER STATEMENTS
HOW TIE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH.-This
is not an age when people believe on trust what
ever they sec in the public journals. Fifty or
sixty wears ago, when the accuracy OF o statement
that had appeared In one OF the gazettes or news
Lettersn OF the day was questioned, 1t was con.
sIdered sufficient answer to oil caVil 10 say " IL
must be SO, for read IL in the newspaper" IL Is
not so now. Newspaper assertions must De Veri-
]cd hefore they are taken for granted, and this
is especially the case as regards statements SET
ting forth the remedial properties OF proprietary
medicines. For example: 1t was not until the
tonic and Alternative properties OF HOSrETTER'S
STOMACH BlTTERS had been deliberately anu
thoroughly tested by thousands, and found to be
in perfect accord with the printed claims put
forth in its behalf, that 1t was accepted oy the
pub,ic at large as STANDARD REMEDY. But
when muittudes who had resorted to IL as saie-
guard against maarlous fevers cure LOT flol-
gcstlon and billousnes5, y means OF strengthening
the frame, cheering the spirit and imparting coh
stitutlonal yigor, came forward and testified lnas
its beneficial effects hal exceeded their most san
rn;nc cxpectations, OF course the world believed.
To resist such proofs was impossible. Great care
has been taken from the beginning not TO over
state the merits OF the Rtters. Exaggeration and
bombast have been the death OF many prepara'
t;ons that might otherwise have survived. They
were weighed in the balance and found want
lng.u HoSTETTER'S BITTERS, on the contrary,
have never been announced in srandiloquent
language as cure for every bodily i'll, but simply
as pure, harmless vegetable specific, possessing
remarkable inygorating, regulating, anti'billous
and antiseptic properties. This is exactly what
,ho rn,,;c know the medicine to be, and its enor
| nous sales is on argument IN It's iaVor.
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BY LOUIS d. DesAUSSURE.

GALE UNDER MORTGAGE, BY ORDER
- OF THE MORTGAGEE. o, g-:
On TUESDAY, 18th instant, at II O'Clock A. IL;
at the north OF the Exchange, Twill sell asprbllc
auction -,
An that LOT OF LAND, with the Two-story-
DWELLING and OUTBUILDINGS thereon, situate
on the north side OF Gibbes street, In Charleston,
known as No. 2, measuring in front 45 feet and In
depth las feet, more or less. Butting and boand-
ing to the north on Lands now or late OF Motto A.
Pringle; east on Lands now or late OF James 3.
Pringle; south on Gibbes street, and west on Land
now or late Of Peter @. Lewis. S.s .z,5
Terms-s10oo cash; balance by bond bear
Ing interest, payable In one year fr0m date, se-
to be kept insured and the policy assigned. Pur-
chaser to pay for papers and revenue stamps
The above property may be treated for at Phi.
vata Sale. apr9
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HOLY WEEK.
Services in the Catholic Churches.

The services in the Catholic Churches Of
Charleston on tomorrow palm Sunday,) anu
during Holy Week, will be as follows:
CATHEDRAL CHAPEL.
On Palm Sunday, the Blessing and Distribution
of the Palms and High Mass at half-past 10 A NJ.
ONCE OF the Tenebre on Wednesday, Thursday
and Friday nights, at halC-past o'clock.
On Maunday Thursday there will be solemn
High Mass and procession at 10 A. NJ.
On Gooa Friday the Mass OF the Presanctifed
and the veneration of the Cross at 9 A. NJ.
On Holy Saturday. the. Blessing Of the Paschal
Candle and Of the Fonts, and solemn High Mass
at A. n.
ST. MARY's CHURCH.
On Palm Sunday, tomorrow Low Mass at
A. NJ, and High Mass, and Blessing and Distribu-
tioa Of the Palms at halfpast 10 A. NJ. Fespers,
as usual, ct half past P. n.
On Maunday Thursday, High Mass at A. II.
On Good Friday, the Mass OF the Presanctaed
atTA.M.
On Saturday, High Mass at - A. N.
ST. JosEPH's.
On Palm Sunday, (to-morrow,) High Mass at the
usual hour.
On Maunday Thursday, High Mass ut A. N.
On Good Friday, Mass OF the Presanctlfed at
A. NJ.
On Saturday, High Mass at A. NJ.
ST. PATkICK's.
On Palm Sunday, High Mass as usual.
On Thursday and Saturday, High Mass at A.
II.
On Good Friday, Mass OF the Presanctifed at s
A. u.
ST. PETERS.
On Palm Sunday, High Mass and Blessing and
Distribution or the Palms at 0 A. II.
On Monday and Thursday, Mass at half-past
A. M.
On Good Friday, exercises OF the Holy Agony.
beginning at P. n. and ending at half-past
Pm.
On Easter Sunday, First Mass at half-past A.
NJ, High Mass at A. NJ, and Fespers at p. NJ.
In all the churches the Repositories, with the
Blessed Sacrament, will be open from Thursday
morning.
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tullcral Notices.

@-THE FRIENDS AND ACQUA1NT-
ANCEs of Mr.. JOHN S. SPRAGUE, W. D.
Sprague, and Mr.. and hrs. c. n. Averill, arc re-
spectfully invited to attend the Funeral OF the
former, at l O'Clock THIS DAY, from the resi-
dcnce Of Mr.. C. n. Averill, NJ. Wragg Square,
without further invitation. aprs
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PRIZES DIsrRIBUTED.-We have been fur
nished with the following names Of those OF the
pupils OF the Shaw School who received prizes
for punctuality in attendance: Rainey Roberts,
Martha Butler. Fanny Washington, Irene Labate,
Louise BulEely, Septima Drummond, Franklin
Hepburn, Thaddeus Lee, Mary A. Gibbes, Andrew
Porcher, Warren Snead, Thomas Saunders, Sam
uel Williams, John Berry, Henry Cling, Simon
Forester, Frank Williams, Sallie Lee.
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aurtioneers' prlpate 5ales, &r.
BY JOHN s. RYAN,
Nn. q Rrnnd Street.

A WELL-LOCATED FARM OF SEVEN
II TY.FlyE Acres Of Land, six (6) miles from
the city. at Private Sale.
For sale, well-located FARM, containing
seventy five acres OF Land, susceptible of high
cultivation, and, with the natural drainage,
could be adyantageously divided into ten Q0)
acre lots, and so arranged as to have two tl ways
OF access, both leading to the main road six 10y
miles from the city. There is plain but com.
Portable farmhouse, kitchen, barn, stable and
other outhouses on the premises, and an excel.
lent spring OF drinking water. Possession will
be given in time for the ensuing crop.
Terms-0ne.four cash; remainder In one.
two and three years, secured by bond and mort
gage OF the property sold. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps. For further particulars,
apply as above. mch3o wms3
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LADIES' MUTUAL AID ASSOCIATION re-
port Of the receipts and expenditures OF this asso
ciation for the month OF March, 1870, consists OF
the following amounts, viz: To balance, sss9 p;
s!hesroom account, sS3 S5; donations, S5l; SUD-
scriptIons, ST. Total, ss71 u. BY cash paid s2oS
balance on hand, s1ss IL. Amount OF work or
dered during the month, s27 10.
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COMET LIGHT INPASTRY.-At meeting Oh
tho Comet Light Infantry held last night, the
following officers were elected: P. l." Mliler'
captain, vice Samuel Dckerson, resigned; ). ..
Yonnp. first lieutenant, promoted from second
,artsnant. R. T. Rivers, second lieutenant.
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TRINITY CHURCH SUNDAY ScHooL.-The an
niversary exercises of this school will be he.a To-
morrow afternoon at four O'Clock. There VIII DC
an address by the pastor and speeches by iour OIL
the scholars, with singing and presentation OF
rswards. All friendly to the cause are invited ~
be present. collection will be taken up In aid
tf the school.
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BY LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE.
TOUSE AND LOT NO. Is LEGARE

H STREET. 7-si'fH
On TUESDAY. the 10th instant, at II O'Clock A.
NJ, will be sold at the Old Postofilce Broad street.
The Desirable RESIDENCE, No. Is Legare
street, containing eight upright and three dress,!
ing rooms, pantry, garret rooms, dry cellar,
piazzas to the east and west. large cisterns
kitchen, carriage house and stable Of brick. The
LOT is q large one, and measures 108 feet on the
front line, and In depth 276 feet. There are both
vegetable and flower gardens. ,i4,.
Conditions-Half cash; balance by several bonds
bearing legal interest," payable In one year, to be
secured by mortgage Of the property; buildings
to be insured and policy assigned. Purchaser 70
pay for papers and revenue stamps. "a
The above property may be treated for at priv
ate sale. aprs stuth4ntu2
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NEW CHURCH LscrUREs.-Attentioni IS direct
ed to the Swedenborgian lecture to be delivered
tomorrow night at Holiness Hall. Those VINO
would like to hear statement OF the pecuiiarl-
ties OF that faith have thus on opportunity 10 IN
form themselves.
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BY A. C. McGHLIvRAY,
.AuctfOncer:

TTNDER DECREE IN EQUITY. 80
y John G. Buckley, Trustee, vs.. James Copes
ct al. -
viii be sold on TUESDAY, the 2sth day OF April
instant, In front Of the Old Custemh0use, at II
O'Clock A. NJ, ~-,lr- II.
All that PLANTATION OR TRACT OF LAND, call
ed "Woodstock," situate In st. James, Parish,
Goose Creek, containing nine hundred and sixty
to60l acres, more or less; bounding southeast on
lands now or late Of General lizard and John Par
ker; south on lands now or late OF General 3D.
wards, deceased; to the west on lands lately Of
VIM. Mckenzie Parker. deceased; and north on
lands Of Michael Keckey, deceased. $50
Terms-0ne half cash; balance In one year,
secured by bond Of purchaser, bearing interest
from day OF sale, payable semiannually, and
mortgage Of the property. Purchaser to pay for
papers and stamps.
E. W. NJ. MACKEY, Sheriff @. G. =
APPS tu1 Sc tu1
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1HGrrlr6.

MAYBERRY-wEsTFIELD the soth Of
March. in Christ Church, by the Rev. Ellison Ca
pers, Mr.. WA. w. MAYBEREY. OF Harrisburg, Fenn.,
to Miss EMMA WESTF1ELD, OF GreenVllle
JENNINGS-MOO ORER.-At the residence OF the
brides f-ther on the Goth Of March, 1870, oy keV.
T. ]. CLYDE, FRANK ]. JESNI!'GS to AUGUSTA,
daugut of Mr.. II. NJ Moorer al! OF 0raHgeourg
County. No cards.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-09

ZION pREsBYTER1AN CHURcH.-At meeting
OF the corporation of Zion Presbyterian Church,
Glebe street, held on the evening OF the 4ln IN
slant. the following Officers were elected 10 serve
for the ensuing year, viz: Joseph A. Enslow'
president; George A. Trenholm, Jr.. secretary; U.
A. Bowen, treasurer. Executive Comrlittee-w.
George Gibbes, II. X. Sman ]. E. AdSer, J. X.
Robertson, Geo. ". Egan.
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CITY AFT A I R S /.

CtcERoNsAN LITERARY SOCIETY OF RoAN-
oKs CoLuEGE.-we acknowledge the receipt OF an
isyitation to be present at the anniversary cele'
Grafton of this society to take place on the z0'n
instant.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-09

IyHuuAN TREATMENT Yesterday Magistrate
]. C. Mackey committed to Jail Venus Cooley anu
her two sons, who had taken her daughter susan
and beaten her numerically. The only excuse
offered by the mother was that Susan ih'enaeo
to marry against her wishes.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-09

THAT KIDNAPPING AFFAIR.-In our issue Of
yesterday it was mentioned that two men had
been kidnapped and carried on on the ship Win
throp. These men we're not natives OF the city,
as some inferred, but were from the North, and,
though carried on board Of the ship as stated,
they were not kidnapped, for they had regularly
shipped and then refused to so on board. Cap.
tain Mcdonald, the pilot, informs us that be
brought no letter from any one on the ship.
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UNITED STATES COURT-HON. GEORGE s.
BRYAN, JUDGE, PREsIDING.-Yesterday the follow
ing business MAS disposed Of in the United States
Circuit and District Courts:
circuit court.-In the case Of the United States
vs.. David T. Grice, charged with robbing the
mails, the accused was found guilty, with re-
commendation to the elemency OF the court and
mcrcy OF the President. Prisoners counsel (Gen
eral Gary and Mr.. II. T. Wrlght) made motion
for new trial. 1t was ordered that the motion
be heard on the 26th of this month.
District CourL-EX parte R. E. Allison tastor-
ncy) in re B. A. Culp toausrupt) ys. John a. Hood
(administrator.) Petition for compensation as
fee. 1t was ordered that the matter bs referred
to Registrar C.awson and that his report be heard
In this court on the 2Sth OF this month.
Ex parte D. A. Williams (assgueelin re James
D. McIlvaine (bankrupt.) Petition to call on lien
creditors to sell realty and adjust equities. The
petition was referred to Registrar Clawson. i,
EN- parte James q. Jarrott executor Of Jarrott
Petition to appralse the value Of land used rs
national cemetery near Florence. 1t was ordered
that Julius Gamble James Allen, George Med.
Stoll, James A. Pettigrew and W. a. Washington
do appraise the cash value OF said land, accord
TO act Of Congress.
Ex parte Catharine C. poyas. Application for
copywight OF work entitled "Year OF Grace anI
other Poems"
In re william C. Golding, bankrupt. Application
for anal discharge as voluntary bankrupt wns
referred to jury, and IL being found that the
bankrupt did not keep such book OF accounts as
are required by the Bankrupt law, 1t was ordered
that the application Of the bankrupt be refused.
The court then adjourned.
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BY LOUIS ID. DesAUSsURE. !.

DRICK RESIDENCE IN C ON N G.
ID STREET. S-...yt.aJ
on TUESDAY, the 18th instant, at II O'Clock, A.
NJ will be sold at the Old Postofoe, Broad street,
The two.story BRICK DWELLING, on east side
or Coming street. opposite Duncan street, cons
talning six upright and two garret rooms, two
piazzas, elstern, &C., and outbuildings Of brick:
Four two.story WOODEN HOUSES, on same
Lot, suitable for renting, with alley common to
all four. Lot measures IS feet inches on frnne
and back lines, and 252 feet on north and South
lines.
Conditions-One-hafc cash; balance by bond.
bearing semi annual interest, payable In TWO equal
successive annual inst0lments, to be secured by
and policy assigned. Purchaser to pay for papers
and revenue stamps. apTI tnSmtuf >.
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PALM SUNDAY ANB HcLY WEBK.-To-mor-
row Is Palm Sunday, the commencement OF what
is known as Holy or Passion Week, during which
Is commemorated the surrerInSs and death OF the
Saviour OF the world. From very remote times
the seven days immediately preceding the snn-
yersary OF the resurrection OF Christ, have been
set apart by the church as season OF peculiar
solemnlty, to be observed by aots Of penitence,
devotion, fasting and prayer. On Palm Sunday,
the Catholic Church celebrates the triumphant
entry OF Christ into Jerusalem. when the hcklc mul.
tituds greeted him with shouts OF '.hosanna," and
the waving Of palms. In Catholic countries on
this day, palms are blessed, distributed and car
ried in procession through the streets and along
the roads, hut in this country the clergy and
those who serve at the altar only join In the pro-
cession along the aisles Of the church, and distr
butte the blessed palms to the worshpplng con.
gregation.
The ceremony OF blessing the palms is COM
meuced by singing "Hosanna In Excelsis." A
prayer, asking that the fruits OF the passion Of
our Lord may descend upon the faithful Is then
offered; efter which, the priest, assisted by the
sub-deacon, sings portion Of the collects and
lessons Of the day. The palms are sprinkled with
holy water and fumed with incense, and then
distributed to the clergy and !aty, who receive
them kneeling, while au appropriate anthem is
sung by the choir.
In the Episcopal and Anglican churches the
practice OF blessing palms has fallen into disusc
but the term "Palm Sunday" and the events 1t
commemorates, continue to he associated to-
gether. During the week which this day prcraces,
Christians are called upon to enter seriously into
themselves To exclDde oll=thouphtS OF worldly
things, and to mediate upon the end OF the great
mysteries they are required to commemorate. To
this end the ceremonies are OF the most solemn
and imposing character, and the prayers and les
sons are such as to excite humility and repent
ance in The breasts Of those who ore devoutly In
.clined.
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SAVE Your MoNEr.-Buy your periodicals a,
the Hasel street Bazaar. New York Herald, Times
World anu Tribune ) cents each.
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(cOPY.)
GENERAL AGENTS OFFICE.
GREYNyILLE & COLUMBIA r. r. Co.,
COLUMBIA, S. O., March 2S 1870.
.u. IT. T. Peabe, General Superdt S. C. r. R:
DEAR SIR: You will please stop the receipts OF
Freight for points on the Laurens Railroad tJala.
pa. Klnard,s Martins, Clinton and Laurens,l
until you are notified from this onlce to conf
mencc receiving Frcights again for these points.
Yours, very respectfully,
fSlgnct.) W. ALSTON GIGbES,
nch31 General Agent.
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n IF YOU WANT LAW BOOKS,
LAW BLANKS and Legal Printing, &C to EDWARD
PERRY, 80. 15s Meeting street, opposite Charles
ton Hotel. Charleston. S. C. declt oluos
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ObltuGrn.

BARR.-Died on the first day or April, 1870, at
his residence near Fort Motto, in the 59th year or
his age Mr.. JAMES Il. BARR, native OF Glas.
Cow, Scotland, but for many years resident OF
this city.
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Gperiai Notices.

@-CITY TAXES.-CITY TREASURY,
MARCH %, 1S7O.-Pursuant to Ordinance to Raise
Supplies for the year 1870. the FIRST install
MENT OF one.thlrd OF the Corporation Tax Will be
received at this Olce from and after this date to
the 10Th OF April! S. THOMAS,
Inch25 sn1wstus6 City treasurer.
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z- IF YOU WANT STRAW, MANIL-
LA and all kinds Of WRAPPING PAPERS, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. 15s Meeting street, oppo'
site eAarleston Hotel, Charleston, S. c.
decl4 6meS
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A NEW STYLE OF fine initial note paper and
envelopes, 10 cents box, at the lIasel street Ba-
zaar.