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Books elegantly or plAlhly boand. Periodicals
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II rHE sUPRS ~ a S2gET9 rHE DISTRICT
POulos Thyson ,


william y. MAtiinElY, trustee in above entitled
cause, having Tep0rted to the court that he a0d The
yeat n feat Inches Of lot No. q In square No EII
Ia the city q WAahlnElo ID, O., Alpublie auction
on the 9Th day Of April, $50, TO " D. O6uuetiY
Tor the san Of $500, and that said CqnnsilY has
complied with the terms Of sale, Il Is this 20h day
Of April A. D. 1870, ordered bv the court that
said sAleb rAtiAgd and oOnhtmed ualeSs canss 70
the contrary be shown or before the lTth day on
NAY next provided copy OF this order be pub
hshed In the DAILY nArfONAL RlPuBLICAN once
Hesk for three sueoSraiyO weeks before said day
By thu court - :
AIus eopy-Test.
Ap77-RSW r. ]. nEIos. cIstk.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

" APRL 10, $50.
district u Columbia, Wdshfa Oton county, 10 ioif
Ia the case Of gLKnEHr W. BENEFIT. adminls-
traitor Of Joel Barley, deceased, tha AdmihiItTa-
Tor sioresaid has, With the appreciation Of the
anpointsd Tuesday, tbs 10Th day % Nay, AID,
lk7J. for the anAl ssltiement and distribution Of
the personal estate Of said deceased, and OF the
assets In hand, as far a. the same have baen col.
lsetsd and turned igto moHsyi when apd who're
ned to attend, with their claims properly youohed
oEthey may othsTYlse BY lay Be excluded frQm
all benefit In said deoekBed'a estate provided q
copy OF this order be publihhed once a week for
three weeks IN the HGrioSAL REPuHLtcIE pre-
Test: A. WEBSTER.
ap2LR3W Register Of villa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
ORPHANS COURT,

Dfsfrfcf Of Columbia, 0fo,s c,sasniS "a 1t:
inthe case Of CLRnESTw. BEsEKTT, AAmlnistrator
Of eAmpAon BRIDGES, deceased, the administrstot
afofesaid has, with the APPRECIATION ofthe OrphanSi
Court Of MashlnEton county Aforesaid, appolated
Iuesday. Nay 10 A, y. 1870 for the hnal sstlsmsnt
ahd dlsthbpt9n Of the psEsonAl estate Of aid de-
ceased and Of the assets hand faT a. the sane
and whore All the ersditsna and heirs Of aid de-
ceased are notihed 70 attend, With their claims prom
eily Nouehed OF they may otherwise BY law be az
eludsd from all bensAl IN sAid dsesassd's estate,
provided q COPY Of this order be publlsbed oneS 4
week for three weeks 10 the HGrioEIL RSPuSIi-
o1I previous to the said day.
I Is,s.v, .-0--' "A, WEBSTER,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

PROPOSALS FOR HAY OR LONG FORAGE.
: HEIDOUIEruRs TurH HnirlEr p,srHIOr.l
oVnoE CanS aSistSRsIirSE,
AusTIH, TEXAS, April n, 1870.
Sealed Proposals.. In triplieAie, will bs received
Al this o n % until FRIDAY, the 2Dth day Of MAY,
lsiO, at u N for iutniah.nn sueh qpantities Of
Hay or Long Forage A. may bs required from the
ISL. a. each Ofths following: named Posts!
Corpus Christi, Rort MskGye,t.
Rot Clark, forl Quitman,
ROrt Conebo, Port Rieharlson,
fOrt etoekt9B, san Anionlo,
FORT Davis, Waco.
The hsy aud Ions forage D. be Of good. clean
merehantlbls quality, perfectly cured aud subject
70 rigid Inspection.
Delivery 20 commence as soon a. praetieAble
amer the lat day Of Jane, and continue In such
quantities and At sueh times - tbs Receiving On
B!ddirs will state. separately, the price Of each
Kind Of Forage Included 10 the proposal
zach bid must be accompanied by y guarantee OF
at least two responsible paruont whose response
bllity mus, be certified BY the Clark 81 Court Of
Record that the bidder Il eompetsnt 70, and VIII,
residence and post.ofhes dress Of each bidder
And EuAtA ntor must be stated.
The attention OF bidders IL called 10 section 10 OF
the act Of Congress, approved July ", 1881.
The right 10 ressTEsd 10 reject any or all bids
Proposals. to be plainly lnaoTssd, ''PrepOsais for
by command of Brsyss N "a vo,q.Esi ?. J.
BIexst Major and 40. N, U. q Army. In charge
once ChiefQh. ap2s-td
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

PROPOSALS EOSS s S.SHSysrRUorIoN OF A

.UHITEp BrATng kEaIHEEnl OlIIcE,l
CTR HALL, BosToH. MASS, April T. ls7J ~ .
Sealed proposals Will be received I'LL 81, nj of
WhATfAt Point Allerton, eonsiatinE Of a bridge 10
feet wldelRd 90 feet lonE, terminating In pier
The wharf is 10 rest for two hundrsd feet from
the shore on tfealos, and for one hundred and ten
10 detail By drawings and apseinsAtiOns, open for
Inspection ~ this once.
The bIds n aSi lnelnde all materials, workman
ship and labor, tools, ahd all expenses whAtsoaVeT
nssessAry 70 ne eonplet,op q the vhele work,
oirtaia mooTiaga asseIdins % spesiheaiiOSS and
Kssh IA Pe.l y .ssRsr.ss ~ AZ sIsaa.sr.. Of
sss i ss4 z 4
llTailhsa % spplis alleas 70 vhieh an bids must
NJ: ssy 4
Iyi; Major d.u. U. s. A., LI:coi, iSSiassis
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pRoPosALs ron LAYiso wIrRR.MIiEs.


hAIoH's oyPIcE, CRY HAM.
Sealed proposaisfor layiSs vhisp. N .ias Tor he
Rccs ~ SAT siTT e yr'ssiysS 4 hs osS anii
,s re Purpose % bsss proposals the city IL d.
VlS ,fat fqt fn ihrse dstrlets, ~ fcllow.i
~ ne Chesapsake and Ohio canal and the city
eAhfdn hpd Mssl Of beventh street vest,
plsIklCT No, 2-Ail that part Of The city north
tide 81 heyenth ttreat west, =
DISTRICT No. A-Itl that mart OF the city be.
Branch "'N ~
lddsrs must specify what districts are bid for.
fneglhsatolA aud forms Of proposals can be OBJ
tAinfd ~ the Water RagiaTAf.
apr. H. j BlSwtE M.ynr
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
PropoaalG.
pnoroslts ron oRl5iao 1SO PAVING,


W. hAIoa,s nIston, CRY Halt
ssilsd pr,posals will b Ieogiyed ~ this oRee
pnll ~ o'clock, m. 90 MOnDAf, MAY q 1870,
lor eradlng aud PadinE the esrtaR WAY of slToel
horth' between Cunneeilcut avenue nhd Eighteenth
The s.ons guul bs Of the stms qu 1liiy az tina,
with Yhieh n street uorth Ia paved.
bidderi VIII state the pfica per gqua "a yard, ia.
elgdlpgthe neeeesaFy grading and trim wing
zach bid must DO accompanied BY n wFlltan
EuaIantee that N the bid u accepted the bidder
VIII enter into contract 0r The psfiofiasae u The
Ths Mayor reserves The risbt TO reject oov ar ali
o. ne sid' u the Interests o. the Cooperation re.
BIDS 70 be iniOr,sd, ''PrOpo,.is for Paving
"aasys3sta s. J. BOWEN.
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Steamboat Lima.


WAsHIEgToE, 1EQR0 sTOws, AND NoR.
I" FOLK STEAMBOAT LINZ.
The sen. elegant, and Ia, side wheel steamer,
LADY OF THk LAKB. Capt.
w. DENY, IL runninE regularly be. E~eIaa,I1n
lyeen the above ports, lApdin at AleTandTia, PoTt
Washlngtou, 0lJmohl, Piney Point, Point Loeb.
OF, and tS5,tsss hoaTos ssyPa SeysPlS ;,!tyst
nnIn, nSp nj bglnIllnK, leaves hOTfOlk every
This steamer connects Al Norfolk with thu BOs.
TON STEAMERS. And freight will be WGY.bilisd
RoT more extended Information apply 10 Joseph
L. Gait, Georgetown Hooe, " eddetbuTn a % ,
hlsxandrlA Y. u. 0rOneI, Norfolk or 10 s. r.
brown SON, on The wharf, OF At The PTIneipal
omee, ,soIaer New York avenua and Fiftsehth
street, W''A''s"a ssSRoSs r. ri fEisr a CO..
CHARLES RPgAR. 8ea'i Snnl
wAsHISaroN, D. o., April, 1850
Gplg.u fstarl
EOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS.
IL TOWN.
INMAS LISR ov MAIL STEAMERS SAILING
IRON NEw YORK
SATURDAY And alternate TURsDAHB
-.kne. Tickets .ola % nnd from EnEIaud,
AaA formation APPgI5hS nv a DALE
Agent. 10 BroaiHsY, Y. or
MIDDLETON q co..
IAli.u Bankers, WAahinRton.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29


OyEIoE DHPor Cox, or suRaIsTEN0a, I |
CHAHLEsToH, 3. o., April Q, 1870.
. keAled PROPOSALS. ASa inylied until II M, on
ERlDAi, the Oh Of May 1870, for fuTpiehiRg the
United States aubaiAtsncs Dopaftmeat At this Depot
With such quAntitles Of Stationery, lLettsT,
Nsp, Note. FOLIO Post, kuvelope, BlottinE aud
MIAPplas Paper OmslAl sad Letter kRysloPesy
!ab olSs Tape. rslss, steel resS hpsilAas
fayS:s,i !. WI n " H,sds ia Government fuAd. at
PTepossls e b q duPllsale, stating !he qualify
!hs TqasrsiEnsd' NAKED ',6IcPSials, toI slAliOh.
'rsSpiil-td b. "a Bt Sapil b. H.. H.6's
Al MiLWKUKkk, wisCoEsfN' i0N
UE1TED STATES ENdINHHR'a OFFIcH,l
No, SO WIaoOHslH sTRHET,
MILWAUKEE, April 2. 1870, D.
Sealed pTOpOsAla will b received ~ this once
nnt clock p. N, Of the "a day Of May, ls7o tor
iAYhiahint the Tequisite materials aud doing the
NoIt feE ,hf lmPtYysment Of the HArbor At NIL
Bids must b nAds On forms furnished nom thIs
ones iSIsll inioTnA,ipn relative TO The work
ffopOsals % be ihdonbd 7''PIoposais ior lin,
pISylsg ths barber o. hhWaukSS, Wisconsin,, y
Sp0'W oOTrs u fSSiSs'W, o. !, Array,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
R. J. nEIos. oIssk.
ORPHANS COURT,

District " Columbia, Wash GoWAiy, 20 isit:
In the case Of CLgHINT W. BENNETT, adminls-
traitor Of Johnn .Tueker, deceased. the admin
sIltor Aforesaid has, with the appreciation Of the
Orphans, Court Of wAahinEton County Aforesaid,
appointed 7 Y RsDAY, the 10Th day q Nay, A. b.
loN, fOrthe anal Aetls And dlstribulon Of thu
personal estate Of said deceased aud OF the assets
In hand, as far a. the same lave been collected
and turned into money whom and whore all the
creditors and hsiIH Of said deceased notified to
attend. with their Gains propeIly youehed, or
they may othsryiss by Jaw DO excluded from ali
bens at 10 said deceaaed'H estate: provided cory
Of this order be published Oaos q weak for threa
weeks IL the NATIONAL AEPUBncAN prsViOaH 70
The said day.
Test; A. WEBsTRR,
Ap1l.R9W ReaiatsF Of WiIfa
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
A. WEBSTER
Realstsr o. Wills.
Gpl5.FsU.
COURT,

District If Co lumbid. Washington COUntD, to tous
In the case Of ELlEAnEru Il. RlDgBLY, dminietrA-
trx Of David ,RidEely, deceased, the adminlatIa-
tIix Aforesaid has, with Le APPRECIATION Of the
appointed To RsDAY, the thiFd day Of May, A. p.
1871, for the nnAl aud dlalribuon Of the
II hand. as far as the sane have been collected
And turned into mOney when and where all the
creditors helTs OF said deceased are notified 70
attsnd, with their elaine @ they
may Otherwise by law be excluded FROM all benefit
IN said deceAsed's estate provided copy OF this
order be Published once week for three weekal
the said day. d.
Test: 81. A. WEBSrkR, q. ..
apl6.fsw Regi ter % wins,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
GOVERNMENT sALR.

UsirED TlrEs ,1IssHAt.l
s,ss dieseilo1 o. the Ohitf a D dasses, United
~ Nf@y' Viii offer for sais 81 pabiis aaeton,
S,ahshse 7tofts s9nalstlqg Of Capnon aad Nor.
I'm: ~ ~, Harness, Leather Lesoul.
Oasi,s,lesgss Of proper,y oastsd, with terms and
eondlhSss % aae, nay b obtained Al ihs 0Td.
5anee Omcs, War Department, WashinEtoS. b.
o. and a. thls Arsenal u O, LTf0Rn'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
ORPHANS COURT.

Distr,ct y CoLgm 5 WGsnamgion eoNnfg, 70 ~
tTatOT % aeob CeppleT, (Allas KeppsT deceased,
p Ss bSiSsa.1 tSs 6S.S es S NJ ~ SP
ton county Aforesaid, appointed Tuesday, the
10Th day ~ NAY, A; p 1870, for the alal ssulsmsat
ceased AAd ofthe assets In hand As far as the sana
hAIsbeen COLLECTED ard turned late money shsn
ceased are notified 70 attend, with their claims
properly ouched, or they may Otherwise BY law be
provided copy Of this order be publlshed once =
week for three weeks Ia the hAIIOBAL REPUBLt.
Test, A. WEBSTER,
Ap22 ,faW RsElstaT Of Wills.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

WARRINGTON, April IS, 1870, Jay Cooke
100. furnish the following quotations Of Gov
eminent securities;
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
ORPHANS COURT.

DiFfrEefsf 0OiHabfd, WdshfHO t0n CountD, 20 iOlfs
Ia the ease Of CLKARNTw. BEHHErT, ad ministTA-
tor Of DAuiel Sherman, dsesGSed,- the Gdniaistra.
tor Aforesaid has, With the ApPrebation Of the Or
appointed tn ESDAY, the 10Th day Of Mar, A. o.,
ls1O, for the anal astuqipens And distribution o.
sets hand far a. the same have been collected
aud laIned lPto money When and who're all the
attend With thelF claims properly youched or thew
may Otherwise BY Law be excluded from all beneh a.
order BE- publlshed once. week for three Wesks In
ne DAILY hArioNAL REFuHLicAH previous TO the
s tn R.l, E;1S q
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29

L PHiLADRLPiIkkEDa Few YORK.
WAaHlHaToH. Sept u, latB-Hoon.
Irnlns betEeea Ws5hiaEiop and New York are
FoR NEW YORK, without change Of ears.
LsayS daily tsEeapt saadAyDal aOG m. II. ~
: .''''S} FoR PHILADELPBIA.
Lsssss aallT tsEespt sundayJAt 500 q. N. u, %
Z ON sUNDAY.
IL isaL' fG5 New fork atSoO ', IN. Aad PbilAdsl-
lSi.SPiii ears Tor New TOrt ODsOo ,. m. ,r.is
> TsIssss .lstS.. 70 nilAIl,.aflpsis, New Iort OF
o. the day Nm! -'"''
see Baltimore aad ohie Railroad sdysr,is.n.nl
for sehedule betwssn washln Eton, Baltlmors,
.rr, -. . u. Master Of Transportation.
Y, Y. COLI. qeusrai Ticket Agent,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-04-29
A. WEBsTRR,
Register OF Wills.
fNRPHANg' CoUR,

" AFRIL ", $50.
District oJCoIHmbfa, Wdshfn 0tQR Count b. otoit.
In the case q SAMUEL fowLRR, exeeu-
phAnS' Court Of Washin gton county Aforesaid. APP
pointed Tuesday, May 8, A, D.. 1870, for the
anal settlement and dlstribution Of the personal
estate Of said deceased and Of the assets In hand
lhio money! when Ahd who're all the creditors and
heirs Of said deceased are notified to attend, with
wise BY Law be excluded from al beneat In
order bs pubishei oass wcsF fsr thSSs y ssks IN
day.
fssli A: wRBsTRR
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24
The Light at Home.

The ligkt at home How bright it beams
When evening shades around US 1ali;
And from the lattice tar 1t CLEANS. -.
To gladden., cheer and comfort all.
When wearied with the tolls OF day, q
And strife for glory, gold OF fame,
How sweet to seek the quiet way.
Where loving lips will lisp eur name.
When through the dark and stormy night
The wayNard wandsrer home ward HES,
How cheerful is the twinkiing light
Which through the forest gloom he spies
It Is the light of home: he feels
That loving hearts will greet him there.
And softly through his bosom steals
The joy and love that Danish care.
The light st homei How still and sweet
II peeps from yonder cottage door,
The weary lsborsr to greet
When the rongh tolls ofday ara DER!
Sad is the soul that d oes not know
The blessings that its beams impart,
The Cheerful hopes and joys taat flow
And tighten up the heaviest heart.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24
Exhibit no at THadi on by rho
Pupils OF the EiLnd ana Deaf
and Dumb AsyluHas.

MADISON, Wis, Feb 18.-There was no
session Of the Legislature this forenoon.
Most of the Legislators and a large con-
course of and ladies citizens gathered III
the Assembly Chamber last evening to
witness an exhibition Of profciencJ of q
dozen pupils Of different ages, from the
Institution of the Blind in vocal and
instrumental music, geometry, reading,
writing, geography and hand work, IN
which great proficiency by the pupils
under the direction Of Superintendent
Little
The Assembly chBmber was crowded
this morning almost as many were pres
ent to see number of pupils from the
Deaf and Dumb Institute show what pro,
gress they had made in learning. Though
some had been in the institution only a
few months, they wrote and spelled quite
we'll, while the advanced pupils wrote
compositions, gave recitations in different
studies, in sign Language, and a few show
ed good progress IN articulation, which
has been 50 rarely taught. The exercises
were conducted by superintendent Stone
and Prof. Eddy President Chaplin OF
Beloit College, eloquently set forth the
value of the training given in the insti-
tuition. The large audience showed a
lively appreciation Of the exercises, and
repeatedly and heartily applaud
cd
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24
Poetry.
NY AAge1 Love."

Written by Mrs. Emily c. Judsen, soen sf-
ter the death Of her husband, Rev DR..
Judson, OF BtFmah.
"The widowed hear: OF the Gifted ore, With
her apostolic hasbEHd just gore Before her to
heaven, thus sxquicitely tciIs tbs story OF
their love :"
gAzed down LIES dim labyrinth,
4 wilderiDg rare 10 see,
Crossed DER by many tangled clcv,
Ana Wild &C wild could be;
And as CGecd in doubt and dread,
An angel eeeae TO nc.
knav him for 6 keaverlg guide,
knsS him even thea,
Though raeekly ss child he $1,000
Among the eous ct mcn--
BY his deep Gpivit-lerelIssse.
| knew him even taen.
And IS I leened m5 weary head
Upon bic EsofFared breast,
aud scanned che peril-haansed wild
Frola out my plsce OF ross,
Wondered IL ths shining anes
OF Eden we're Iaore best.
For there uas ligAt within my soul,
Light on nay peneetel way,
And all arouAE the elGa above
The clustering stsrlighs lay;
And casserlg aav uprssrsd
The pearly gates Of 4sy-
80. hAnd In hesd, Ne tFod the wild,
Ny angel love ana l.
His lifted VlEg ell qniycring
With teksBs frOm tho sky;
Strange my all thoughts could not divine
Twas lifted but TO fly
Again down Ife's dim lobyrinth
grope nay way alone,
While wzlaly through ths midnight sky
Black Aurryiug clouds are blown,
And thiAkly, in nay tangled path,
The sharp bare thorns arc sown' s.
Yes hrmtmy foot, for we'll know at
Id The goal csna9t be fsT,
Ana ever, through tho rifted clouds,
ghinss eas oRr STEADY stsr>
For tShen snV guide aren't a2, ne fg1t
ser The pesrlV gates GjGr'! 1855 al p
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24

The law provides that when the above
articles ale sold by the bushel, and no
special agreement as to the weight there
of shall be made by the parties, the
measure thereof shall be ascertained
by weight, and shall be computed as
above
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24

4 Belfast storekeeper, annoyed by loaf
ers who persisted in roosting on the
granite sill of his window, poured sui
phuric acid on the stone, so that each Of
the loafers left a part Of his trousers
there when he got up.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24

An official Investigation shows that
the authorities Of the Bridgewater (Mass)
Workhouse serve the inmates meat cover
ed with maggots and beef with the halr
and hoof5 on. Some of the prisoners had
become insane.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24

A BUsHEL-The following table of
the number of pounds that make legal
bushel, as fixed by Chapter 1875 of the
laws of 1868, should be cut out and pre-
served for reference until some future
legislature shall change it:
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-24

The numerously geluded "American
heirs to English estates, who are con-
stantiy being'feeced by lawyers, would
save their money if they were aware shat
an alien cannot be an heir in England
where there IS no will. and that he cam
not take real estate even if left to him
bV will
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-13
MEMORIAL DAY IN c0LUMBIA.
tFRox OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT

fFRoM OUR OWN CORRESPONDENT
COLUMBIA, May II.
The decoration ceremonies yesterday were
of the simplest, and therefore the most ap-
propriate character. The churchyard graves
were decorated in the morning by committees
for each church-yard. At half past in the
afternoon the general decoration at the ceme-
terry took place. The crowd was quite as large
as ever before. An informal procession was
formed at the porter's lodge, which fled to the
place of general burial of the soldiers. There,
all standing uncovered, a prayer was offered
up by the Rev. Mr.. Girardeau, Of Charleston;
the wreaths and otter floral ornaments were
silently put upon the graves, and the assem-
blage quietly and quickly withdrew.
Nothing could have been more appropriate.
1t wa all quiet, silent, dignifed and earnest;
and the solemn hush of those. busy hundreds
was f',l of pathos and beauty.
A few notices would have explained to a
stranger, had he failed to catch it from the
manner OF the gathering, what meant this
scene Of mingled silence, pathos, beauty and
sorrow.
There was no pageantry; but there was
something far more appropriate-earnest feel
ing.
Hoge, like Bismarck, is said to have iaundice.
CoRsAIR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-13
TO ALL HONEST MEN.
THE MOTEMENT FOR RETREFCH-
MENT AND REFORM!
Mass Meeting Of the Citizens ofchnrles-
ton County.

The Citizens of Charleston County, who
recognize the civil and political equality OF all
tho Citizens of the State and the equal right
of all Citizens under the Laws Of the State,
to hold Public Office, and who are willing, IRE
spective of party class, or color, to join in the
movement for securing to South Carolina an
able, honest and economical government,
which shall maintain the rights Of labor, en-
courage the influx of capital, and represent,
with fidelity ard Justice all classes Of our peo-
ple, are invited to assemble in Mass Meeting,
at Hibernian Hail, on Monday evening, May
1e, at s o'clock, to choose delegates to repre-
sent this county in the State Convention,
which, at the suggestion.iof the Press Confer
ence, assemblies in Columbia, on June 18th,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-13

AMATEUR THEATRIcALs.-The Hibernian Hall
was largely attended, on Wednesday night, by an
Audience invited to witness-the performance Of
"Evadne, OF the Statue" by the Chicora Drama
tic Club c: this city. Although the actors were
all amateurs, the play had been carefully studied
and each part was performed with a thorough
appreciation Of the character. Evadne, Olivia
and Ludivico were, perhaps, the most faultlessly
rendered, and the former elected frequent and
deserved applause The Chicoras have already
given several private dramatic entertainments,
but that of Wednesday night evlnced more care
full preparation Of the parts which, with the aid
of the scenic effects Of the STAGE combined to
make the performance not only credltable to the
club. bat pleasure to the audience.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-05-13
ns-sTATR OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ESTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON COUNTY-IN THE COMMON
PLEAs.-JOHN GETTY, trading under the name
OF JOHN Il THEODORE GETTY vs.. EDMUND A..
SOUDER and STEPHEN T. SOUDER, Copartners
under the style Of EDMUND A. S0UDER CO.
TO Edmund A. So,tder ana Stephen 7. Souder,
Defendants in this action You are hereby sum-
moned to answer the complaint In this action,
which Is filed in the Oflce OF the Clerk Of the
Court OF Common Pleas for the said County, and
to serve copy Of your answer on the subscribers
at No. Al Broad street, Charleston, 8. c., within
twenty days after the service OF this summons,
exclusive Of tie day of service.
If you fall to answer this complaint within the
time herein specified, the plaintiffs will take
judgment against you for the sum Of Thirty
three Thousand nine hundred and thirty-two
Dollars lOO.l3, with interest at the rate Of seven
per cent, from the thirty first day Of March, one
thousand eight hundred and seventy, and costs.
BUST l. BUST,
April L 1870. Painting Attorneys.