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A NNUAL MEETING OF THE STOCK
IN HOLDERS OF THE SOUTH CAROLINA
RAILROAD COMPANY, AID OF TIE SOUTH,
WESTERN RAILROAD BAN K.-Thc Annual
Meeting OF the Stockholders Of the above insltll-
tions will be held in the City OF Charleston, on
the second TUESDAY in February next, the sill ol
the month. Place OF meeting, Hall Of the South
western Railroad Bank, on Broad street. Hour
OF converting, IL O'Clock a. NJ.
On the day following, WEDNESDAY,, the 9th,
there will he an election held ut the same place,
between The hours OF A. NJ. and 3 p. NJ, Tor III,
teen Directors of the Railroad Company, ana
thirteen Directors OF the Bank. Committe 10
verify Proxies will attend.
The following amendment to Article 1st, Sec
lion I'll. of the Bylaws, proposed at the last An
nual Meeting, will come up for action az tliis
Amend Article 1st, Section o1, OF the bylaws
by striking out the words three months ~, IN
tic sixth line, and inserting thirty days" The
portion OF the Article 10 which the amendment IS
nroposcd now reads: "Nor shall any Stockholder
vote ut any general or other election who Shall
net have held in his own right the shares on
which lie oilers TO vote at least three months
previous to such election"
Stockholders will he passed as usual over the
Road, to and from the meeting, free or charge, III
accordance with the resolution OF the Convention
Of 1854. j. X. EMEh1,
jams 1mwIwlm4 secretary
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Dissolutions of Gapartnershlp.

dissolution OF COPARTNERSHIP.
H. The Coparrncrshp heretofore existing un'
der the style and Firm Of C0URTENAf TREN-
HOLM, Shipping ana Commission Merchants, ter
inmates this day by limitation and is dissolved,
Mr. COURTENAY Withdrawing.
The Agency of the late lrm in the Baltimore and
Charleston steam Line and It's general BUSINESS
Ii be continued by Mr. TRENHOLM.
Either partner will sign in settling the business
WM A. COURTENAY.
iuu3l mwl3 P e. TRENHOLM.
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secretaibana Treasurer.

TIME POLLCY-HOLDER'S LIFE AND
4 TONTINE ASSURANCE COMPANY OF TIL L
.,UCTII-A meeting of the Trustees OF the above
Company will be held at the Office OF James II.
Wilson, Esq. Broad street, on MONDAY, thc Itt
instant, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ Candidates Tor inc
offices of Medical Examiner and Solicitor for
Charleston are requested to hand their letters To
the undersigned at no. % Broad street.
GEO. Z. D0GGS.
feb43 Secretary.
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THE SOUTHERN PROCESS OF MAKING SUGAR
AND REFINED SYRUP FROM SORGu CANE; M,
Having been appointed by MesSrs. PAsSMOisE !I
& WILHELM, OF Grecnvillc, 5. c.. Agent for the
Southern Process. Of manufacturing syrup ana
Sugar from Sorgo, will taEc pleasure In giving
any information that may he desired IN rela' ION
mannfatllre, and will be prepared to furnish pure
Imnhec Seed and all the Machinery.
FRANCIS G.. CART,
ion1s Charleston, S. c.
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WHOLESALE GRocERs,
HAYNE STREET, CHARLESTON, S. c.,

IL n Il STREET, CHAhLESlON, .. ",
Have in Store anu TO arrive. which they are
Offering at lowest market prices
1000 bbls Yellow Pink Eye Planting POTATOES
1000 sacks Liverpool Salt
SO bales Standard Gunny Baggng
200 coils Hemp, Jute, Cotton and Manila Rope
500 bbls Refined Sugars
80 hhds. Porto Rico Sugars
25 hhds. MuscOvallo Sugars
100 hhds. Old Crop Cuba Molasses
800 bbls. Old Crop Cuba MolasSe5
100 bbls. Sugar House Syrup
GOO bags Rio, Laguayra and Java Coffee
800 boxes Colgate No. and Pale Soaps n
$50 boxes f. D., Cheshire and State Cheese
800 bbls. Fine Super, Extra and Family Flour
500 packages FISH, Nos. l, 2 and s
1000 kegs Parker Mill Nails.
Orange Rine POWDER, Shot ami Lead, Caps,
Candles, Fire Crackers, Soda and Sugar Crackers,
Sugar Jumbles, Soda in kegs and papers, Starch,
Oysters Sardnes, Candy, Buckets and Tubs,
Raisins, Figs, Potash and Lye, Rice, &C., &c.
nov24 wrm3mOs
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Lost auo foun0.

T OST AND FOUND AGAIN.-IF YOU
IL have lost anything, make 1t known TO the
uubc through this column. The rate Tor lwenty
words or less each insertion, Is 70 cents Ii paiu
M advance
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r OST, BULL TERRIER SLUT,
IL brinde color, answers to the name OF "Dal-
sy." A liberal reward will be paid for It's reco-
very at IlESLlN'S SALOON, No. 3eS King street.
frhI ot
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GTRAIED. ON FRIDAY LAST, BE-
- TWEEN the SlX-mile louise and the city,
blue SlIecklrl tan cared HOUND DOG. reward
will be paid for his delivery at No. so Ashley
street. leD2 Win
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WTANTED, EVERYBODY TO KNOW
w that JOB PRINTING OF all kinds, plain
and ornamental Is executed promptly II the
llcatcst style and at the lowest New York prices,
1t THE NEWS Job ONCE. No. 149 EAST BAY. Call
and examine the scale OF prices before giving your
orders elsewhere.
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YVIujRpENTINE Hands, WISH TO
i employ so good TurprnIinc Hands Tor the
balance OF this year. SO per month and Ru-
,iun Any time during TWO months Will do t0
come TO Georgetown, S. C. A. MORGAN.
nn1s
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OFFICE CHARLESTON GAsLIGHT
" COMPANY, JANUARY "a, lS10.-Ihc Annu-
al Meeting of the Stockholders OF this Company
will be held OIL MuNDAY, the It'll February, at II
O'Clock NJ. at the Hall Of the Insurance and Trust
Company. No. Broad street, when statement
of the affairs of the Company will be submitted,
anu an election held for President and Eight
Directors TO serve for the ensuing year:
". j. HERI0T,
ianoJ SccretaIUand Treasurer.
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WTANTED, A SITUATION AS COOK,
w Washer or Ironcr, by respectable white
female who Is willing to I'LL any capacity. Apply
ut 80. 241 Eas, Bay, opposite the State Press near
piuckncy street. feD4 "
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WANTED, A a SITUATION AS ,aA5io ACe
House Address &C., care NEWS office.
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NTANTED, A SMALL HOUSE CON-
wv TANNING four rooms, in q respectable
lrlahborl0od. Rent MUST be moderate. Apply
M I,i: nfj,e fclJ2
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WTANTED, A FIRSTRATE BUSINESS.
w man 10 assist In a large business III q
country place. One who understands bookHcep'
ing preferred. Tile best Of mncnS:itl0ns re-
quircd rs regards honesty, soDrlety anu energy.
Address A. b., BOX No. 4lS, Charleston, S. Z.
iaual
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uTANTED IMMEDIATELY, ONE HUN
w DHEp MEN to work OIL the South Georgia
AMI Florida Railroad. Inquire at ). SAUNDERS,
No. 81 Church street, adjoining Charleston VI
hr.rv frb3 %
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NTANTED, BY TWO LADIES WITH A
w CHILD AMI Nurse, who are spending the
winter in Charleston, pleasant BOARD In the
neighborhood OF the Battery. Two bedrooms and
Il parl0r or the use of parlor will be needed.
Address IN Z y Office of TIE NEWS. tuIl2O
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Uants.

yKTANTED, A CoLoRED GIRL TO
w mind q child. To come well recommend
eli. Apply at No. Il Smith street. 1cDl l"
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XITANTED, A USE, NEAR THE
w central part of the city, containing Ave or
slX rooms, With good 0utbudings and water.
Address d. at this ONCE. sept2S
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XETANTED, A SITUATION AS SUPER
w INTENDES'r OH Rice Plantation by one.
armed man, WHO has seven years. experience IN
Rice culture and good recommendations from MS
charleston s. q. deco
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WTANTED, PHOTOGRAPHS TO COLOR.
w Done In latest styles. Apply at FOGAR-
TIES Book Depository. Send directions as to
hair eyes Nc febl tuf2%
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yKTANTED, A GOyERN,ESS CAPABLE
w OF Teaching English, French and Music
to Two Girls Of eleven and thirteen years; to re-
sile ON The Plantation In the winter, and IN sum-
ncr III planiersylllc. Apply ut this Office by let
ter 10 J. r. F., with recommendations.
.
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Thc Sknting TsfnI,.

Mr.. Barwise, one of the proprietors Cf
the Plimpton Patent Skates, arrived las.
evening, and delighted the spectators at
the Rink, with his astonishing proficiency
on the rollers. With him was Joined AIr.
st. Clair, who has been with us for solno
weeks to the great qualification of the pub.
Lie. MIR. st. Clair had determined, on sc.
count of previous engagements, 10 make
it the last night with US; but, Mr. Barwise,
the proprietor Of the patent, has prevailed
upon him to remain until the close of the
skating season, which is set positively for
next Saturday evening.
Mr.. Barwise has consented to remain
during the week, because Of the erstifics-
ton which he experiences at the improve
ments his Nashville pupils have made.
He feels that they are now prepared to
take lessons in figures; and we sunnise
their progress this week VIII be still moro
astonishing than heretofore.
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scSlDle InrQ,
--aIIzed voters fourth,
.lfalized citizens from exer-
--...rg the election franchise fifth, to
provide for corrupt administration of the
naturalization laws.
He proceeded to make good each of these
assertions He said the bill created more
than eighty indictsble offsnses, punishable
by fne and imprisonment, one section
bristling with more than sixty, and that it
would occasion inteminable litigation.
His speech occupied near two hours.
Mr.. Morton spoke of the efforts of some
States, through commissioners, to intro
duce immigration, and the strong induce
ment to foreigners held out by our home
stead laws. He opposed the bill as an OBJ
struction to naturalization.
The Senate substitute for House bill was
further opposed by Messrs. Howell, Shurz
and Cas3erly.
Mr.. Drake offered an amendment for
County Naturalization Commissioners to
be appointed by United States Courts, to
receive and report to the courts the proof
furnished by applicants for naturalization.
Rejected.
Mr.. Sumner moved to strike ont the
word ''white" from all naturalization laws.
The Chinese Quczsion.
Mr.. Williams moved to add that his act
be construed to authorize the naturaliza-
ton of persons born in the Chinese EN-
pire, but after discussion Withdrew his mo-
ton. j..
Mr.. Williams renewed his amendment,
providing nothing in the act shall be con-
strued to authorize the naturalization OF
persons born in the Chinese Empire.
Mr.. Stewart addressed the Senate on the
Chinese question. He argued that the ex-
tending bill to the Chinese would occasion
a popular revolution against the Republi-
can party which would destroy it before
the Chinese could gain citizenship, two
years preliminary notice being necessary
before naturalization. Without concluding
he yielded the floor, and the Senate at 7:15
adjourned till Monday.
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uAnp ON RODERECEk.

AT the convention in this place on Fri
day last Judge Butler, who was pres ent,
having his hat drapcd N mourning for a
deceased brother, some of his friends, not
knowing the reason, inquired why the
Judge was in mourning, were told by a
Radical from Carter county, ''that it was
tribute of respect to the last young man
in the first Congressional district, who
was qualified to enter West Point, said
young gentleman having died some time
since. y GrccncUjtLc National Union.
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THE CITY.
Religious Services T'o-Day.


The Rev. Asticus G.. Hsygood. DID.
from Atlanta, according to last Sundays
announcement, viii occupy the pulpit OF
Ackendree at 10s o'clock A. n, the pastor,
DR.. Young, al 81 o'clock P. "
There win be regular services az Union
Chapel by the pastor, Rev, T. A. Mason,
school concert will Is had of night
Elm-street Church, corner Summer and
Elm streets-Preaehing every Sunday, at
104 A. NJ, and at P. IL Sunday school
atSa A NJ Singing exercises every SIM
day at 5 P. NJ. PRAYER meeting every
Thursday at P. II. These services begin
promptly ct the above named hour
Appointments for the CT y Ms ior-Sav-
RES Chapel, 1ol o'clock A NJ, Rev. ny.
Clark; at 8 P. n. @. G. Mayhew. Clai-
borne's Chapel, 10l A. NJ, G. @. MayheV;
at p. NJ Rev. James Fraley.
DIR. ]. B. Sssphens viii preach at the
Primitive Baptist ohOreh to day at IL A. II.
and s P. N. q
Rev. DR.. I. V. Moore will preach at tie
First Presbyterian Church at 1Oi A. N aad
8 P. N.
Rev. DR.. Baird will fI his pulpit tc-day
and tonight as usual
Rev. w. @. benson, who takes charge
of the Second Cumberland Presbyterian
Church, On The corner of College and Null
berry streets, viii preach there this af,er-
noon at o'clock. We are pleased TO vel
come this promising young man to our
midst as one OF our city pastors.
Rev. w. 'C.-Denson will preach in The
Second Cumberland Presbyterian Church,
corner Collegs and Mulberry streets to-
day at IL A. n, and P. II
Rev. DR.. d. w. F. Sawrie viii preach at
Elm Street Church, this evening g.
o'clock.
Services at the First Baptist Church at
10t A. NJ. Sermon by Rev. Thomas T.
Skinner on the Office CT the Deacon, after
which Messrs. II. B. Pitcher and DR.. ".
p. Jones will be ordained as Deaccns.
Charge BY Rev. DR.. Shelton. After the
ordination the Lords Supper will be Rd-
ministered. The music for this occasion
was composed by the Organist, Mrs. L, E.
Ashford Preaching AZ night
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NEW YORK.

NEW YORK, July 2.-The female clerk
AID colored messenger who were sent to
tbs city by Treasurer Spinner, to identify
the man that Detective Whitley has arrest
cd for stealing the twenty thousand dollars
worth of ten dollar notes from the Treasury
Department several days since, returned to
Washington. They were unable to identify
the prisoner.
EreighfH.
1t is stated that the competing railroads
TO the West have failed to arrange the
tariff of freight rates, and the Erie and
Pennsylvania Central have adopted the
following rates: New York to Cincinnati,
LOO; Cleveland, 7lc; Indianapolis, 1.04 /;
Louisville, 1.23; st. Louis, / 40; Toledo,
sac; Qujccy, Ill, LAO, Chicago, liz /;
Detroit, SIC.
The OfGice-seekerss
There is great excitement over the pro
posed changes in the Federal offices here
now. Collector Murphey's agency is
sought for by hundreds, while strong op'
position to his confirmation is being orga-
aized 1t is not believed that Grinren
will ACCEPT the Naval Office.
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Ctuc,nn.ti industrial Exposition.

A grand Industrial Exposition under the
Joint auspices of the Chamber of Com.
Inerce, the Board of Trade and the Ohio
Mechanics Institute, will be held at Cir
cinnati. commencing Sept. q and continu-
inc uptil Oct. Is, to which artizans, manu-,
facturers, inventors and all engaged in the
production of works of art and Ingenuity,
are invited to contribute.
Ample preparations have been made foi
the exhibition of machinery in operation,
for the prominent display of manufactures,
works of art and products; and also for the
general convenience of exhibitors. Ar
r Grangements are being made for the cheap
transportation of articles for exhibition
from all parts of the country, and for their
removal from the depots and wharves IL
that CITY to the place of exhibition with
safety and at low rates. Circulars contain
ing full and specific information relating te
the exposition may be obtained by address
inc Cincinnati Indu 'trial Exposition.
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ST. LOUIS.
Muscular differences

ST. LOUIS, July 2-Attempts to de-
posit the second $500 in the McCool-Alen
light have failed, in consequence of some
Misunderstanding, and Roach, the repre-
sentative of the Allon party, claimed the
money already deposited, amounting to
$1,000. Many here consider the fight OF.
LATrR.-MeCooi paid the forfeit to-day,
and the fight between him and Tom Allen
rs therefore off. Tho weather changed last
night, and the mercury has been several
,deCreeS lower to-day.
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ESTABLISHED MARCH 80, 1885.

them, the resolutions Of the minority were
rejected by vote of sc to 81 and that Of
the majority giving the seat TO Mr.. Darrill
was adopted by vote of 81 to CT. -
Mr.. Randall moved to adjourn, remark
ing that the question was important and
should be decided by q full House. e s,
Mr. Stevenson offered to allow vote
on motion TO reconsider to be taken on
Wednesday next; the proposition was
agreed to. '7a = ~ ~ -EAtt.ftt
Mr. McCreery from the Committee on
Elections, called up the contested case
from Kentucky with resolution, declaring
Sr. Adams the sitting member entitled
to retain his seat. 49, ~, s.--.
Dir. Dickey suggested 10 fas House that
Under no condition eo1d they eonider
a{snl ler q tiozacase, and tire IA left
oyes ai nnfsnis q 4 bnsir1c .,~ssE-z
4 Nj. Ferris ssarte eGef ~
ence Cri.-t1rfess- ~71cta an fftfa tsa
y ditch end esT 49,
..ls vithout aisposins.. 81 SIR
AAe hocse snes slicHrne6 f;iisg,,.sseis,,
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wing uIsI,.--------
their relative positions a. Icy passeu
ere: ''The Lee passed at 4:3O; Natchez
5:s4. The Natchez claims to have broken
sr pump and to have laid up thirty-six
inutes.
rival at HEemphiS-The Natchez
10 Miles Behind
MEMPHIS, July 2.-The Lee arrived at
l:O5 and departed at 11:OG, losing one min
te. The Natchez was in sight about ten
lies behind the Lee. There is an i'm
ense crowd on the bluff and the excite
ent is intense.
Cannon. BOnfITes and Cheers.
MEMPHIS, July 2.-The Natchez arrived
1909 and departed at 1918, losing 10
inutes. She is one hour and four min
es behind Lee.
The friends of the Lee are jubilant In
~de extreme, and are offering odds of ten
b one. Both boats were sGluted with
annon, bonGres and cheers.
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Another Convict Pardoncd.

Gov. Sontcr yesterday pardoned BeDja.
min Tergri. or, of this county, who had
been sent TO the Penitentiary for one year,
on the charge of lGrccnyto small amount.
Ferguson was quite an old man, and the
pardon was urged by the Penitentiary sur,
geon and others. Tho action of the Coy
ernor is coinmendabie in the premises.
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rio,4v4. ~ .ss1.-----S. sIlc vote concurring
in House resolution directing tie Comp
troller not to pay the bonds of the State
issued to delinquent railroad companies.
Mr.. Palmer entered motion to recon-
slider the vote postponing until December
next House bill toauthorize Chancery and
County Courts to grant rights of incor-
pOration.
TRIBUTE TO TIIE FOURTH.
Mr. Nelson stated that as Monday WAS
the Fourth of July, he would move that
the Senate standadjourned until II o'clock
Tuesday morning, which motion pre-
vailed, and the Senate adjourned to the
time mentioned.
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CHICAGO.
woman Killed by Lightning-IEaiI-
road Accident

road Accident
CIIccspaJuly During the thunder
storm on Tuesday last, young lady named
Gardner, living four miles northeast Of Ot-
lava. Ills, while closing a window, was
struck by lightning and instantly killed.
An accident occurred on the Rock Island
and Pacific Railroad yesterday, near Home
stead, Iowa, breaking OF an axle, by which
VIM. Tilford, of Marengo, was instantly
killed and several others injured.
200 RnrreIs of Lightning.
cue e distillery and warehouse Of Il. Main
JUS, at Oquama, Ills, was struck by
nafning on Thursday, and the building
nd 200 barrels of high wines were de-
trOyed.
Benjamin +. Morrow, of Spring Grove
WBrren county, had one foot severed from
his leg and another nearly SO by the sud
den start Of horses attached to s moving
machine. Hopes are felt that he will re
cover.
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Match Came OF Isnsc RnII.

The Blue Stocking Base Ball Club Of
this city, viii leave this morning for ShsI-
byyille, where they viii play a match game
with the Apollo Club of that place. TIE
game will be played on the 4Lh of July,
tomorrow. Considerable interos. is
manifested in the game, and we
learn that a number of base ballists and
amateurs viii accompany the Blue Stock
ings on the tnp. We have heard OF no
wagers being offered.
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ATTEND TIE CoNyENTIoN.-Again we
call the attention of the people 10 the
importance of sending a full delegation
from Hardeman to the judicial cOnyen-
ton which is to meet in Nashville on the
second Monday in July. Give this sub
iect your attention, and assist in placing
upon the Supreme Bench of our State
men of ability and honesty. Every county
in the State will be represented, and
Hardeman should not fall short of doing
her duty. Be sure to attend the county
convention on the first Monday in July.
-BOlLiUdF Bulletin.
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ENGLAND.

&ng s.Mcrric EngIand'' no Longer.
IavERrooI, June 2.-By the statistics
,ubiished this morning it is shown that
Is. coo emigrants left this port during the
month Of June for American ports. Nine
tenths Of them went to New York.
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Ereighfr
The OfTice-seekers.
RICHMOND.
Butchery.

RICHMOND, July 2.-The scene of the
execution of Lewis Kennedy, negro,
who ravished and murdered Mrs Stewart,
and afterwards killed John Baker, hel
farm manager, at New Kent Courthouse,
Va, yesterday was horrible one. The
rope broke twice and the miscreant dieG
after prolonged struggle.
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German immigration Association.

His Honor the Mayor having kindly
granted the use of the City Hall, lower end
of the market house, for the meeting Of
the German immigration Association, we
call on all the members and the German
citizens in general to assemble on Tues
day. the 5ih inst, at o'clock N, at the
above named hall. There will be business
of great importance transacted ard new
Board of Directors elected.
G. G. GnRs, Pres't pro TEN.
JOIN RUHM, Sec'ty pro tenn.