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The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-12-08

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Given under my hand at Kenosha City. Wis
consin, the 18th day of Sept. A. D. 1870
e. G THINE,
Clerk of tue County Board of Supervisors
3ml7 OF Kenosha Co., Wis.
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FARMERS COLUMN.
CARROTS

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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-13

DEATHS IN SAvANNAH.-The Savannah papers
notice the death, last week OF three well known
citizens OF that place:
Mr. Charles E. O'Sullivan, o native Of Charles
ton, and, at the time OF his death, prominent
Job printer in our sister city breathed his last on
Saturday, aged 81. The Republican pays high
tribute to his WORTH Mr.. O'Sullvan had -four
children, two OF whom, daughters, By his first
marriage, are grown and married. Besides these
he leaves q widow and two little ones of tender
years.
Mr.. Fl. S. Bell, also printer By profession, died
on Saturday He was a native OF Pennsylvania
but came to Savannah about thirty-ave years ago,
where he married and settled. He had dlled
several positions in connection with the news
paper Offices and had also served as an Official In
the Customhouse OF Savannah. He was removed.
The deceased was about 65 years OF age, and has
been rather feeble for some time.
Mr.. John c. Ferrill, the well known banker ant
broker Of Savannah, also died on Saturday, aged
go. He was naive OF Scre7en County, Georgia
and, for years before lie began business on hi;
own account, served honorably as a bank teller
and cashier.
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CRUnBs.-A roller skating rink will be
opened in this city shortly. at Hibernian Hall.
The first green peas of the season were shipped
north by Messrs. Paul, Wech & Brandes yester-
day.
The second OF the course OF lectures by the Rev.
W. w. Hicks at the Academy Of Music, look place
last night. There was but slim attendance.
On Friday Good Friday the United States
Court will not be in session.
We learn that two Aldermen have been report
ed for carrying on business without license.
Nice state OF things {! Will the Mayor fine them
this morning'
Martin o'Brien, the policeman who was SEN
fenced to Imprisonment for twelve months and
hne OF $500 for injudlcious use OF his club, has
been pardoned by Governor Scott.
Fines to the amount OF thirty dollars were I'M.
posed by the Mayor yesterday.
colored citizen tried to please two women. 1t
was q miserable failure. They fought each other
and him. and he paid the fines for all.
The steamer Of the German Fire Company IS,
we learn, expected here this week.
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SUPREME COURT OF SOUTH CARoLrNA.-Co-
LUMBIA, APRIL l1.-F1esent: Chief Justice Moses
and Associate Justices Willard and Wright.
S. O. Hinton, administrator, VS.. Sarah Kennedy,
ct al. Continued.
Biggers Mobey ct al, vs. John Mckee, 81, al
ministrator. Continued.
G. johnson Carter ads the State. Continued
John B. Stokes, plaintiff in error, VS.. Archibald
Melton, defendant in error. Abandoned.
Andrew j. Kibler, plaintiff in error, VS.. c. Rives,
def - 1T In error. Struck on.
b,,,,-.s Mobley VS.. r. h. Cureton, er al. Re-
stored to docket.
Amos Cooke VS.. Alfred R. Moore, ct al. Re.
stored to docket.
N. L. Bonham vs. W. ]. Grifln. Restored and
continued.
In the case OF William R. Burgess, plaintiff in
error Us. William r. Carpenter, defendant IN
error. Mr.. Melton read the argument OF Mr. Gal
luchat for defendant in error.
In the case OF Edward and Henry 0. kinsler,
executors, vs. Mary A. Holmes, OF al Mr. Mon
teith read the brief
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THE COLUMBIA HoTEL.-Few of our readers
who have visited the State Capital during tile
past year can have failed to notice the new and
elegant Columbia HOTEL The columbia" is in
every respect what its propretors say in their adj
vertisement in another column, "a brst.class
hotel" And with such assistants as Nr. E. A.
Davis, Mr.. Charles Kinlcch and Mr.. John McCord
all Charleston nlen-it is no wonder that Messrs.
German 4 Badenhop have made the Columbia SO
popular a resort. The rooms are airy and hand
somely furnished, and the table equal to any
North or South. regular line Of omnlbuscs
takes guests to and from the several railroad de-
pots free of charge. See their advertisement.
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A PROGRESSIVE STEAMSHIP LINB.-The most
noticeable dispatch in the handling of steamship
cargoes may be seen by visit to Union Wharves
ON tllH arrival OF either the "SoNth Carolina" or
Tennessee" OF the new and popular iron line
s.North and East.m These fine steamships bring
large cargoes for our city dealers, and also for
Columbia, Augusta and the great Southwest, "a
far as the Mississippi River; and for this latter
class of freight, the time consumed In unloading
is OF great consequence. Time Is certainly an es-
sentlal element OF success IN freIghtlng opera
tions, and we yesterday witnessed, for the first
lime, two dozen muscular stevedores, armed with
capacious hand-trucks, rushing merchandise
from the steamship South Carolina" to the
wharf, literally ION the double-quick." Active
employees OF the line assorted the huge piles to
the different parts OF the wharf, where several
young men were busy ticketing long lines OF
drays, never ending procession OF vehicles going
and returning with clock-llSe regularity. The
new feature Of these steamers Is In doing away
with the traditional hosting horse More than hall
the cargo Is brought between deck and through
large ports In the sides OF the vessel .foren and
4'aft" on gangway planks, the goods are trucked
out to the drays. A miniature steam engine in a
corner, out OF the way does the work OF six
horses in lftiRg several tons OF lower hole cargo
at one time. With the sight OF these labor. ine
appliances in full operation, we were not surprised
to learn that several hundred dray loads Of rail
road freight were delivered at the depots by
O'Clock yesterday afternoon, and before this
read at our city breakfast tables our friends in Co
lumbIa and Augusta will have received thei
conslgnments, and those further west will b.
as promptly treated, making due allowance 70
Obstacles
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Tribute of Respect.

At the regular monthly meeting Of the Socictc
Francaise held OH the 7th April, 1870, the follow
ing preamble and resolutions were unanimously
adopted:
Attendn quiz q plu Dieu d'appeler lui un
des memhres justement aimes de notre Societe,
ct dan. sa Divine mserlcorde, de METRE un terme
a une existence qui n'etait plus marquee, icibas,
que par Ia soutrrance nous nous SCUM ettons all
decret dc 50 sagessc ininie. Ne de irant pas
cependant voir tomber dams l'opbli, Ia participa-
tion de feu F. L. PETIT, aux bonues Guvrcs lie
notre Societe.
Resolu qu'uac page tn livre dc ses minutes scra
dedIpe q la n mcm0re du dsfunt ct ell tcmognage
de In peine le seS membrcs ont eprouvee cause
de ses tongues s0ufrances.
Rcsolu que son Fills, particulicrement, ct tous
ceuX qu ont prOdigue leurs solns au dcfunt,
iusau:a 81 derniere heu:e Ont acquis Ia reconnais-
sance lie Ia Societe.
Resou que le preambule ct les resolutions ci-
dessus soent publies dams les journant de Charles
ton, e, qu'unc cope en- soft envoyee par lie Secre-
taire de Ia Societe Ia famille du defunt.
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SUNDAY-ScHooL UNIoN.-An adjourned meet
ing OF the Sunday School Union was held on Mon
day night last, but adjourned SO late that we were
unable to publish the proceedings in yesterdays
issue. Vice.President S. A. Nelson, Esq, pre-.
sided.
After singing and prayer, the minutes Of The
last meeting were read and confirmed.
Mr.. Averill presented the report Of the Commit
tee on Correspondence, stating that they had sent
the circular published in THE NEWS few days
since to all the schools in the State Mr.. Nelson
also made some remarks on the subject.
Mr.. o. F. Gregory, on behalf OF the Committee
on Entertainment and Reception, presented their
report and stated that they had Issued circular,
stating that State Sunday -SchoM Convention
will be held In this city in May next and calling
| upon all who can take any visitors to this con-
| vention to inform the committee how many they
can accommodate SO that they may be In q con-
dition to provide for the temporal wants Of the
delegates whilst here.
hr. Frazer, from the Committee OF Arrange
ments for the State Convention Of Sunday School
Teachers reported that thoy had obtained the uac
Of Trinity Church, with all its convenient commit
tee rooms, for the place OF meeting and use dur
Ing the meeting Of the convention. The commit
tee desired that the meeting shall give them
further instructions and their Views in reference
to whatever arrangements may be deemed nec-
essary to carry out, In reference to the proposed
convention.
Mr.. Averill, from the Committee on Music and
Devotional Exercises. asked for further time,
which was granted. Mr.. r. e. Chisolm was
added to this committee.
Captain Chichester, from the Committee on
Subjects, asked for further time and stated that
the committee would be glad to have any one
suggest subjects for discussion.
Mr. Robson, from the Committceaon Finance
and Transportation, stated that President Ma
grath, OF the South Carolina Railroad, and Super.
intendcnt Gadstlen, OF the Savannah and Charles
ton Railroad, had both consented to pass dele
| gates to and from the convention for half fare.
Remarks OIL the subjects to be discussed were
made by Messrs. Nelson Averill, Chichester Fra
ger, Cook, James II. Taylor and James &. Eetts,
who entertained the union with interesting an.
ecdotes regarding Sunday.School work in this
country and England.
The following resolution was adopted:
Resolved, That the thanks Of this union are due
| and are hereby rendered to our treasurer, Mr..
William Harral, for the faithful manner in which
| he has discharged the duties OF his Office during
| the lapse Of time since the war; also to MessrS.
Walker Evans & CogSwel, and A. n. Williams S
Bro, for printing gratuitously, circulars needed
in the reorganization OF the union anu tue iortl-
coming convention.
| night next.
|
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The court then adjourned.

SALES OF REAL EsTATE.-Yesterday hessrs.
Leitch & Bruins sold the following real estate:
The lot OF land next to Mr.. Lacassagne's, to
the NORTH fronting on King street 81 fee: inches
and in depth 2a1 feet, for s1425.
The lot of land with. two.story brick building
partly destroyed by fire. situated on Meeting
street. east side, between George and Calhoun
Streets for $500. Tile lot measures 30 feet front
by 13l deep.
The remaining portion Of the spacious lot
known as reynolds Lot" situate in Meeting
street few doors north Of Queen street, mcasur.
dng in front on Meeting street 2o1 feet for $780,
drxLouis D. DeSaussure sold .he lot OF land
with the two-story dwelling and outbuildings
thereon, situate on the north side OF Gbbes street.
known rs No. ., measuring in front 40 feet and in
depth 145 feet for s1425.
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UNITED STATES CoURT-Hoy. GEORGE s
BRYAN, JUDGE PEEsIDISo.-In the Circuit Court
yesterday, the following cases were called, ant
being judgments by default, verdcts were enter
ed. and DEGREES rendered by the Judge as follows
In the case OF ]. Il NJ. Rose vs. c. J. Comfy, dam
ages for the plaintiff were assessed at sl1 0o.
In the case Of Georges. Diossy vs.. Robert T.
.G:st, the decree under rule OF the court was
S3s Sc, with interest from January 1, 1867.
Issue d D)cket-In the case OF James Lowndes
Brisbane, OF New York, VS.. R. II. McDougal Of
South Carolina the jury found "the writing to be
obligatory within declared, or 20 be the aot and
deed OF the defendant"
The court then adjourned.
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THE SToSEwALL FIRE C0MPANY.-Yesterday
afternoon this crack fire company, headed by a
band OF music, parad ed through the principal
streets with their new steamer and hose-reel
A. the corner OF King and Broad streets the
s.oSmar :, as tried. Steam was raised In six min
.utes, and a stream OF water thrown two hundred
ard fifty feet.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-13

The AGRICULTURAL. AND IMMIGRANT CoNvEN-
TioN.-The following gentlemen are appointed to
represent the Richland Agricultural and Mcchan-
ical Society in the Agricultural and Immigrant
Convention, to be held In Charleston In May
next: ]. B. Palmer, J. II. Kinsler. DR.. E. B. Tur-
nipseed, W. II. Stack, Vim. Weston. G. T. Vickes,
J. C. Lykes, C. P. Pelham, W. K. Bachman, r.
,O'Neale, Jr., G. waring, Edward Hope.
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m~BATCHELOR'S HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best in the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not COLI
tain lead, nor any citaltc poison to produce par
alysis or death. Avoid the vaunted and delusive
preparations boaslng virtues they do not possess.
Tic genuine w. A. BATCHRLOR'S HAIR DYE
has had thirty years untarnlshed reputation to
uphold It's integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Black or Brown. Sold by al! Druggists. Applied
at No. TO Bond street, New York.
n0v.8 rmwlyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-13

The May CoNvsNrIoN.-The following
named gentlemen have been elected delegates
from the Cotton States Mechanical and Agricul-
tural Fair Association, to the convention to meet
here on the Sd OF May next: General R. Y. Bar
riss. Robert Schley, W. F. Herring, John J. Cohen,
Jesse NJ Turpin, J. ]. Gregg, james R. Randall,
Geo. T. Jackson, W. C. Parker, Dr. Des. Ford,
Henry Moore, John NJ. Clarke, James A. Gray, G.
A. whitehead and ]. J. Coher, Jr.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-13

SURVIVORS AssocIATIoN.-The anniversary
%. the Survivors, Association was celebrated last
night The following officers were elected for the
ensAing year: President, Colonel Edward Nc
Grady Jr.; first vice president, Major T. G. Bar
ker; second vice.presdent, Colonel c. I. Walker;
third vice-president, DR.. J. Ford Proleau; fourth
vice-president. Colonel s. B. PicEens; secretary,
Captain James Armstrong, Jr.; treasurer, AleXan-
dor Marshall Ir
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DELEGATES TO THs AGRICULTURAL CoNvsN-
rroN.-The following gentlemen have been ap-
pointed to attend and represent the Charleston
Board OF Trade, at the Convention Of Agricultu-
raj, Mechanical and immigration Societies, to
meet on the Sd Of May next in this city: George
q. Walter ". L. Trenholm, E. Bates, ]. N Rob-
son, Thos. D. Eason, Blake L. White, Charles F.
Panknin, Charles Webb, Thad. Street. A. W. Var
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LsCTURE.-At- halfpast O'Clock tonight
Professor C. o. Sheppard, Jr, NJ. D., will deliver
his second lecture before the Charleston County
Agricultural and Horticultural Society, in the
Medical College, Queen street. His subject Is:
"Soils, their origin-physical aud chemical prop
critics."
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-13

@-CORNS SOLVENT-A NEW DIS.
COyERY.-Mark this: II you feel the least pain
during or after the operation, or if you are not
satisfied. you'll not pay.
Mons. BERGER will hcrceforth remove Germs
by NEW SOLVENT, which acts only on Corns,
and has no more effect on the skin and flesh than
pure water. One must see to believe. Apply ut
No. 3s2 KING STREET, from to IL O'Clock N.
aDr5 ws5s
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@- MANIIOOD.-A MEDICAL ESSAY
on the Cause and Cure Of Decline In Premature
Man; the treatment Of Nervous aud Physical De.
bi!y, &c.
"Thcre Is no member Of society by whom this
book will not be found useful, whether such per.
son holds the relation OF Parent Preceptor or
Clergyman. .n-Medical Times and Gazette.
Sent by mail on receipt Of fifty cents. Address
the Author, DR.. E. DEF. CURTIS Washington
u. C. septl Tyr
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funeral Notices.

@>THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquaintances of Mrs. c. Poznanski arc respect
fully invited to attend the Funeral OF Mrs. POZ-
NANsKI, from the South Carolina Railroad Depot,
THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock. apr13
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@- NEWSPAPER STATEMENTS

my- NEWSPAPER STATEMENTS
HOW THE PEOPLE TEST THEIR TRUTH.-This
is not an age when people believe on trust what
ever they see in the public journals. Fifty or
sixty years age, when the accuracy ola statement
that had appeared In one OF the Gazcttes or "News
Letters" OF the day was questioned, 1t was con.
sidered sufficient answer to all cavl to say, 1t
must be so, for I read 1t in the newspaper" 1t Is
not so now. Newspaper assertions must be ycii-
fed before 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 H0STETTER'S
STOMACH BITTERS had been deliberately and
thoroughly tested By thousands, and found TO be
lie perfect accord with the printed claims put
forth in It's behalf, that It was accepted by the
public at large as o STANDARD REMEDY. But
when multitudes who had rcSorted to it as safe
guard against maarlous fevers, q cure for indl-
gestlon aud bilousness, means OF strengthening
the frame, cheering the spirit aud mparting con-
stitutlonal visor, came forward and testified that
It's beneficial effects hal exceeded their most san
guire expectations, 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 Filters. ESaggeration and
bombast have been the death OF many prepara-
tions that might otherwise have survived. They
were ''weighed In the balance and found want
ing.n HUSTETTER'S BlTTERS, on the contrary,
have never been announced In grandiloquent
language rs cure Ior every bodily III, but simply
as q pure, harmless vegetable specific, possessing
remarkable Invigoratng regulating, antioilious
and an,iscptc properties. This is exactly what
the public know the medicine to be, and Its enor-
nous sales is m argument in its favor.
q
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Auction Sales This Day.

,yi,,;sm Mckay will sell at 10 o'clock, at his
store, crockery. straw goods, &c
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at his store
clothing, dry goods, &c
Ma. Hunt will sell at 10 ociocE, at his store,
boots. shoes, &c.
Il. NJ Marshall Brother will sell at halfpast
10 O'Clock, at their office, furniture, horses, mules,
&C.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-13

THE PosT BAND will perform on the Battery
this afternoon from to O'Clock. All the cars
of the City Railway will run to that terminus be-
tween those hours.
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LADIES, hare you seen that nice note paper
at the Hasel street Bazaar price 25 cents for two
quires?
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BILL OF MORTALITY During the week end
ing April 9th, there were twenty-four deaths IN
the city-nine whites and fifteen blacks
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Obltuarn.

THOMAS.-Departed this life. on the morning
Of the 29th March, LIZZIE CoNNnRs, youngest
daughter Of Stephen and Elizabeth Il. Thomas.
So fades the lovely blooming fower,
Frail smiling solacc OF an hour;
So soon our transient comforts ny,
And pleasure only blooms to die;
But Hope wipes tears from Sorrows eye
And Faith points upward to the sky.
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@s> AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-O
Eyes made new, easily, without doctor or medi-
cines. Sent postpaid on receipt Of 10 cents Ad-
dress DR.. E. B. FOOTE, No. 100 Lexington avenue,
Kew York. dec1h
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gN- TO PRINTERS.-IF YOU WANT
NEWS, BOOK. CAP, DEMI and MEDIUM PAPERS,
Bill Heats, Statements, Cards, Card Board, Print
ing Material, Binding, Ruling and Cutting, go to
EDWARD PERRY, No. l55 Meeting street, opro-
site Charleston Hotel, Charleston, S. C,
dec1+ 9mos
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BUsISLss ESrELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
Is now prepared to furnish good envelopes with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thons-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business man should have his card printed sn his
en- yelopeS.
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PERSONS visiting the city will purchase the
stereoscopic views OF Charleston and vicinity at
the uasel street Bazaar, or at No. 1s1 King street.
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To THE LADIEs.-We have just opened new
lots of Dress Goods, varying In prices. Neat
styles at 10 and 12s cents; choice styles at 15 90
and 25 cents. a good Barege Dress for 81, at
STOLL, WEBB l. CO.,
mchlG WIN Nos. 2S7 and $50 King street.
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NEW STYLE OF fine initial note paper ant
envelopes, 40 cents box, at the lIasel street Ba
Zaar