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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-26
MTER TCH NJ A N .

@ u MITE Il w ATC II NJ A N.
The WATCHMAN, published at Sumter, S. c.,
il one Of the Oldest autl cheapest newspapers IN
the State, and has much larger circulation than
aay other newspaper In The section in which IL is
published. The merchants OF Charleston cannot
lind SO good a medium for communicating with
the business men Of Sumter and Planters Of the
surrounding country. Address
GILBERT L FLOWERS. PropretorS, or
w. 7. PAXTON, B,biness Manager,
aprsO Sumter, S. @.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-26

GENERAL LEE arrived in Charleston from
Savannah about o'clock yesterday even
ing, and is now in this city.
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GULLIvAN'S ISLAND.-TO RENT, A
- n lar1e House at the Boat Landing. contuln-
Ing three stores, large hall and i've bedrooms.
This property is we'll adapted for hotel or for
picnic parties. Apply to JOHN NJ. T0GHEf, Nos.
Fl and % vendue Range apra6 tuths3
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DlCKED UP ON STATE STREET, ON
Friday night bundle of Postage aud Rev.
enue STAMPS, which will be restored to the
owner upon application at this once anu PROOF
Of ownership apr2o
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N. q. NATHAN,
Chief Fire Department.
B. n. SrKoBEL, Clerk ana superintendent.
The Secretaries OF the respective Companies
will come prepared With their Annual Reports Of
condition OF Engines, Hose Suctions, and number
OF men on roll. apr21
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TO RENT, A CHAMBER AND PARLOR
i partially furnished. with gas in private
family. Apply at this ollice. aprl9
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Celebrations.
EIRE DEPARTM TMENT!

In accordance with the provisions OF the sew
enteenth section Of the Ordinance OF 1852, the
Annual Parade and Inspection OF the Fire De-
partment will take place on WEDNESDAY, 9th
instant. The line will be formed, according to
Charter on Broad street, right resting on Meet
Ing street, at 4 O'Clock P. NJ. precisely, when the
Department will be Inspected by the Honorable
Mayor and Aldermen.
By order OF the Board.
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r osT, A PoCKETBOOK, CONTAINING
IL SIS IS. suitable reward VIII be given
If left mt this office. apr23
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TO RENT, TWO ROOMS AND KITCH-
i EN-, No. IL Doughty street. Apply on the
premises. APPS
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Bpdrb,ng.

A FEW BoARDERs CAN BE COMFORT
II ABLY accommodated ut No. Rutledge
street. apr23 slnw3+
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ipst an6 1pnu6

r osT, ON SATURDAY, APRIL %, IN
IL King street, near George street, PocSet,
book containing Sixty Dollars. On the inside IS
marked II. e. Bssell. A reward will be given II
left at W. S. BlSSELL'S No. ss Hascl street.
Qpr25
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NOR SALE OR RENT, THE CoMMo-
DIOUS HOUSE In Maine street. Summer
Vile, rear Of Town Hail. For all particulars. ap-
Eharleston. apr25 81
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New 31ubhfatlons.
CATALOGUE No. 32,

EoGARTIEs BOOK DEPOSITORY.
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DEOPLR'S BANK OF SOUTH CARO-
LlNA.-The Annual Meeting OF the Stock
holders OF this Bank will be held at tho Hall over
the Bank, No. 90 Broad street, on WEDNESDAY,
JAMES B. BELTS,
anr1n atnth5M1 Cashier.
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for 5ale.

SLOOPS FOR SALE.-THB SLOOP
y "CHICORA,n in perfect order, capacity 256
The sloop "ADELA,n e5 tons, carries e5 cords
wood. LAUREY &c ALEXANDER.
The above can be seen at Unon wharves.
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Dan.g.

NEJLLiNER WANTED.-WANTED A
lN First.class Milliner. Apply by letter, stat
ing terms, to Mrs. c. E. REED, Columbia, S. G.
apr26 ~
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VTTANTED TO HIRE, BY THE END OF
w May, pleasantly situated House; ~ Rent; 4, !;
which must he moderate paiu ny me EN- mont1 y. .,ia IL
oSjra - apr26 tuth2
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
IKE GOLD EXCHANGE.
semi-Annunl Meeting Of the Gold Exchange
Board Yesterday.

scmi-Annunl Meeting Of the Gold Exchange
Board Yesterday.
The New York Gold Exchange held their semi
annual meeting yesterday afternoon. The Treasur-
er's report showed that the balance on hand on
October ], 1869, was STA, ,ll3 The total receipts
from that time were s39 l26 and the total expend-
lures S10,175. The total balance now on hand Is
$134,O64.
On motion OF Mr.. TUCKER a committee to consider
the propriety OF consolidating the Stock and Gold
boards and to confer with former on the subject
was appointed, and the following named gentlemen
were elected to serve on the cOmmlttee:-J. B, Al.
exander, Aessrs. CamblOs, HOdgkin, T.. s. Ballin
u. o. Read, Klppler, Parker, Brown and w. NJ.
WhittemOre.
MIR. HoDGKIN moved that the case OF Mr.. Louns-
berry, VINO had been fined $500 Tor making a lcti-
tlous sale OF gold, oe recOnsidered, The effect
INTENDED by the Imposing Of the penalty had been
all that was desired.
Mr.. KIPPLER objected TO the motion. but after q
little debate Mr.. LOunsberry was allowed to make
An explanation, after which the motion WAS adopted
On motion Mr.. A. Van Saun, OF Van Saun a. Co.,
was restored TO membership after which the meet
ing adjourned.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
COMMISSIONERS OF the CENTRAL PARK.

The following preamble and resolutions were
passed by the Commissioners OF the Central Park at
q meeting OF the Commissioners held ON Saturday,
the 10th inst., and forwarded TO the Legislature
Whereas the attention of the Board has been sec
tion No. 10 In the New York Tar Levy before the Leg
lature a. published New York journal this In which
section 70 provision In the following :"The
Public Parks, section l6-No members OF tho Board
the Department Of Public Parks shall receive
other compensation for his services IN capacity
nected with said department. but this shall impair
right or claims OF tho late OF the Central Park
TO the compensaton to which they entitled by law
the Comptroller OF the city authorized to
who has acted secretary to the Board OF said
compensation during the period he has
said Board In that time and said amount shall included
the taxes Tor the present year and whereas the
cstsy Of the Board always been performed the clerk
OF the Board and his assistant who have been regular
salary as such clerks TO hs entire
the oce OF secretary has been uniformly held Commits
sone Oh the Park whose duties such
merely nominal calling for and receiving him no ac-
a duties and whereas the provisions above referred
en- acted ny the Legislature, will of
the city sum OF than %40 whereas tine Board
are appehensive that the Legislature acting In his
matter under some and
whereas this Board deem act OF conscientious uiy ON
their part to make the above facts of
the Legislature, therefore
Resolved That the President OF the Board caue the same
10 he communicated TO the Legislature by
preamble and resolution, -" ~
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
INJUNCTION AGAINST THE souTHsIDe RAILROAD.

ON Saturday last William E. Furman, ex-Sherin OF
Queens county, procured an injunction against the
southsde Railroad Company of Long Island, Ire.
straining them from extending their track through
his premises. The company are now engaged IN
constructing branch from Fresh Pond to Hun
ter's POint 10 connect at Calvary Cemetery
WIN the track OF the Old Flushing ana New
fork Railroad. AS now surveyed the track
Will come within nve feet OF Mr.. FurmahS 81
dwelling house, which he considers INJURIOUS ana
dangerous. Before the men had commenced opera
tions his farm he offered TO donate 10 The railroad
company SUFFICIENT land and $1,000 II they wouids
change the route from It's present place to the
OF his farm; but this tue company refused to do,
and hence the injunction when tney undertook 10
Law the rails. Mr.. Furman has one OF the finest
trout ponds on Long Island which would also be
utterly ruined by the prosecution or this WORK.
This Is but OF series OF injunctions that VIII
be laid as many complaints are made concerning
the conduct Of some Of the officials.
The New York herald., 1870-04-19

got into snail with q Dutchman on the qneston Of
lager, and that the latter made unexpected resist
ance. The resut was
ROW OF ALARMING PROPORTIONS.
The roughs hoped about In the slush, 'mashing,
mouths ana overtnrning Teutons for time. until
the latter, realizing what was the matter, laid hold
OF sticks and clubs ana sent their assailants bowling
into the wilderness OF mud. Then peace and rain
fell on the multitude. The entire party got safely
back TO Williamsburg, wet weary aud disguised,
about nve O'Clock IN the evening" and the wet wind
Eden
The New York herald., 1870-04-19
HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES.

WASHINGTON, April 49, 1870.
BILLS INTRODUCED AND REFERRED.
BY Mr.. STRONG, rep.) OF Conn.-In relation to
the examination and appointment Of naval ana
military cadets.
BY MIR. BENNETT, reDJ Of N. Y.--To provide a
speedy remedy for the collection Of debts against
vessels.
BY Mr.. REEVES, tdem.) Of n. Y.-AuthorizIng tele-
graphic communication between the United States
and Central and South America.
by Mr. PLATr, rep) OF va;-To define the juris-
dlction OF the United States Conrts.
BY Mr. BINGHAM, (rep.) Of Ohlo-T0 provide for
observations IN ASIA and Europe OF the next total
eclipse OF the sum-
ocean mail steamship service between the United
States and Mexico.
BY Mr.. BURDErr lrep.l OF Mo.-Proposing sn
amendment to the constitution OF the United States
preventing donations TO sectional schools
BY Mr.. PAINE, (repI Of Wis-To reduce the taxes.
BY Mr.. SARGENT, rep.) OF Cal.-To enforce the
fifteenth amendment. Also, to expedite the survey
CONGRESSIONAL ApP0RTIoNMENT
BY Mr.. JONES, rep.) or N. C.-For the apportion-
ment OF members OF Congress- fixing the number at
275. exclusive OF Representatives Of States to be
till alter the Forty Congress. He asked imme
diate action ON the Dill and moved the previous
cushion. which was seconded by 80 TO 81.
Mr. KELSEY, trep.) OF N. Y, moved to lay the bill
on The table.
The House refused to lay the bill ON the table
nays s3. 10y 80 ''' ' 80 ''''A pA''' ''"' o.
The bill, which is the one prepared by Mr. Paine,
provides that from ana after the sd OF March, 1871
tne house Ol Representatives shall be composed OF
2l5 members to be apportion among the several
States provided that alter such apportionment any
new states shall be admitted, the Representatives
from such States shall be additional to the number
oil go; ana that the number Of Representatives. OF
any Stale snail be reduced by such apportionment,
sucn reduction shall not take effect IN the FOry-sec
ond Congress- but such State snail have the same
NUMBER OF representatives in the Forty second Con-
gress 10 winch 1t entitled In the Forty first and that
II the representation OF any State shall be increased
py such app0rtionment the additional representation
ior I've f0rty nrsI Congress shall be chosen by the
STATE at large. me secretary Of the Interior Is to
ascertain the basis Of representation from the pre.
liminary census report.
THE LOUISIANA CONTESTED ELECTION CASE.
Mr.. STEVENSON, (rep) OIL OHIO from the Commit
tee on Elections, made report In the contested
election case from the First Congressional district
oi LOUISIANA. declaring J. II. SypAer entitled TO the
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
YARBORQIGH HOUSE,
RALEIGH, n. G..

T TAKE this occasion to inform my friends
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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22

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PIN, TAPE, and other WORMS, lurking in
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For full directions, read carefully the circular
around each bottle printed in four languages
English, German, French, and spanish.
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San Francisco, California, and 81 and3 Com
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iune 2G 1N Tarhorn- n c..
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
The TurhOrO' SOutherner.
ssMOther'S Fool.

;. 80 Mothers Fool" )"
.ATis plain enough to see" said aiarmerS
:, wife, ,;c,
..Thes. h VS. will make theirmarks IN NE;
TLav we're never made to handle noe,
Al At once to a college Onght 10 go.
Thpr.'s Fred, he's little better than '"",,
Rut Juhn and Henry must go t" scEooi.
..U.u. really, wife," quoth Farmer Brown'
A. he sat his mug "t cider down.
..Frad does more Work III Il ""s '' 'h''
Than both his brothers d" IN three.
Rock larnin' will never plant ones corn
Nor hoe uolat"eS, surr'S you're o"fh'
Nor mend rod of broken iehce-
For my mart, give me common sense.
Rut his wife was bound the ro"st 10 RUE
Aud John and Henry we're sent IT, sch''i'
While Fred, "f c"uise. was lett heh'hn'
R..c,us. his mother said he had no nina.
Five Years at school the students spent ;
Then into business each one went.
John leaIncd TO play the finie ana h""i,'
And parted his hair, OF course, III the ihiu-
die; ,:-,,,,
While his brother looked rather hlsiie'
than he,
AVID huny our his sign, "H! Brown, NJ. u"
Meanwhile at home their brother Fred
Had taken Il notion int" his head:
But h.. Quietly trimmed his apple trees,
And weedcd onions and planted trees,
While somehow, by hook or CROOK,
He managed to read full many book.
limit at last his father said,
He was getting book !arn'h' Int" his hea"'
But all that" added Farmer Brown
"ue's the smartest boy there ls III town.
The war broke ont ana Captain Fred
hundred men 10 battle led,
And when the f lgs came down,
Went marching home e. General Brown
RIt he went to work on the farm again,
And rianted corn and s"we'i his grain,
He siingled the oarn and mrnded the
fence,
Till people declared he had common sense
Now common sense was very rare,
And the State House needed portion
there;
So the family Ounce moved into town,
The perple called him Governor b own
And his brothers who went to the cat!
school.
Came home to live with "mather'S fool
The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
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The Tarboro' southerner., 1870-12-22
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RALEIGH AND GAsToN RAILROAD COMPANY,
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-08

ERESH TurDip Seed, for sale by
j. Ne Curly 4 Duke.
aug O ChsrIesiown.
A LARGE stock OF Tin SpouIng, al
u sizes. will be pU, up at old TINE pr.
css, by De curly f. Duke.
sug6 Ch1rleslown.
7 LII kinds Of Cutting Boxes. and Grain
"a Bags, for sale by
HeCudy &. Duke.
sug6 CharIes,own.
VOYs, and Toy Books in great variety.
j al Ldurks
sugo Book Store.
CLOSING out Sumner Dress Goods
" and Remnants. at less than cost, 10
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sep Rckard E. Utishans.
NARBOLIC SAWS cures Eruplion..
v Sores and al Skin Diseases. sold 81
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DENClL shsrpener and Pen Holder
L combined the latest novelty. only 10
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aug 6 Book Store.
WALKERS Vinegar Bineu, Crook
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MORNING Star Biiter., for safe a.
Iu B'ilings Drug SroIe.
y UMFoRD'S Ctlebrsled Yeast Pow.
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-08
ASTHMA AND CONSUMPTION.

Vienna, Fsi:fax Co., Va, Sept. a. 1903
Ihsve long been troubled with severe As'hma
causing great nervou! Pros'ahon, paiPnsion VI
Leart, and shor,ness OF Sresth, with pam IN my
left side and breast. l tried doctors PIescriP'
t;oas aud many other medicines. l got no re-
lief until took DcBing's ConsumPnve Rene
d.. an now taking The third borle,and am
s,ea,ly Iiuisl.vo feel stout and am quito
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ness Of breath.
rave mar led daughter who has been al
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tendency to consumPtlve decline one Is now
quite well, after taxing only tour eoues oi 'h's
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PRESLEY W. MORELAND.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-08
DIR SPERRY'S CARD.

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n M. SPERRY, NJ. D., No. Calvert 81.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-08

Use this Oil with the proper Burners which
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Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-08

Mopr or PHrpAHI1Ios.-Buchu, IN 'acuo'
Jpniper Berries, by dslilialicn, TO form he
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Chemist and Druggist,
Of &c Years Experience.
Shepherdstown register. [volume] (Shepherdstown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1849-1955, 1870-10-08

T From the Largest Manufacturing Chem
ist in the World.
NOVEMBER 4, 1854.
81 am acquainted with Mr.. II. T. HeIuboId;
he occup ed he Drag Sore opposite my resi-
jence, and vas successful in conducting the
business where others had rot been equally so
before him. have been favorably impressed
With bis character and enterprise"
WILLIAM WEIGHTMAN,
Firm Of Powers g. " eic htman,
Manufacturing Chemists,
Ninth aud Brown Streets, Philadelphia.