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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-10
PALACE SALOON!
TO WOOD OWNERS.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO TIE
~ owners Of WOOD mot already assessed that
if their returns are not made to the Assessor
prior to
Wednesday. May 24th, 1871.
foras'esSment. the same. or as much thereof As
will pay the taxes on the same for the year ISL
will ue sold without further DELAY.
GEO. W. CUEDIC, Assessor.
Carson, May 20, ISL. my2l-lm
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Application fuF. patent.

Notice No. Ill
l. ;. REGISTERS OFFICE
CIRs1N City, New April Is. ISL.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT JOHN
~ JACKSON. HENRY CAFFALL and JAMES
have this day fled in tni, ofice a d.
aGran, together with a notice Of application for
from the United States. under Act Of Com
gress approved July e. 1866. for one thln>and
feet Of the Mint Lode. known As the Mint Con
ptuF claim, situated in Ea@ieaud WaShue Valley
District. orm>hy county. Nevada. AMI more mar
tcuE'rly "e@cribed as follows: Cumm-n-ir2 at
No. |, Il post on the north Line Of the
Athens CoEiituy'S claim, and running thence \.
10 % u. one thousand feet. to station No. =.
thence y. 40 81 five huadTeG fees. to station
Nc. % il'ehce ) 49, 20 T. one tn u~apd feet. to
station No !; thence :. 10 So V. f.e hundred
T. -tttion Ne. I. the place # beginning. and
II IS l@J acres. t~etliuc. from mar
netIc r%ICriitn. SAID claim is more pa,ticulaf1y
described 10y the diagram posted in this ufi.e aud
on the claim.
av1-@hi" T. y TGnD. Pe.i~tcr.
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Carson City, Nevada.
Application EHr Patent.

W.
REGISTER OFFICE. L 5. LAND OrFIcE,1
AuEoRt. New. April l.. 49,.
NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN. THAT VIM.
" SHARON has this day flied in this office a
diagram, to- sther with t notice Of application for
patent from the United states. under Act of Con
EIess approved July -. 1850. r tUJ feet of the
Juniata Lode, iii ksm-raItt Mining District. f.
IrsrilId county. Nevada and for Il mill ste. and
more particularly described u follows: Commence
ing at station No l. the Lortheasterly corner from
which point the center Of the Junitta -haft bears
s. 4Jo 40 ". distant ii +-1u feet. and running
thence :. G1o Z. A0 feet 7, station No. >: thence
s 63o W. 200 feet - station No >: thence
y. - ". 40 feet II station w. /: thence y. o5o
i. 200 feet TO station NJ. /. the place of begin
hing. Bearings FROM true meridian magnetic va
ration, Is Z. Tie lode lie IF 600 feet claimed,
Is identified in the underground works leading
from the bottom u the Juuiatf ehIi-. and the
vertical projection upward 10 he ~Ti taca. from the
position If the lode As found Eolow The ~trfsc-.
shows a line At the surface coumercin- At the
westerly line of the claim. and in the said line at
n distance Of 23 feet from the northve>terly
corner and running thence nartheas;erly parallel
with the n~0rthesiy and ; uIherlv sides If the
claim 600 fee Tn portion # the claim extend
l"- nnItheasterly LerunI the aforesaid o. feet l.
e. -iaIei tyr ground frr waste material. Mil claim
situated in the district ami county af restid. COM
taegCiEg At station No. l. Il pine tree about 10 Ch. !
rt-t u the Aurora road, and about > ch. west Of a
number Of spFIuE-. and At the southerlv end Of the |
'''-'n IN which winters mill Is -itu ttcl; and run
Ing thence north I'll ca. to station No. >: /
tsruce west 8 ci. t. staff IL No .; thence north i /
Cl Ia station No. /: tac.tCe east Ices CHI. t, sta
ION 10 ,: thence south t cA u station No. &: |
thence east D Oh t. statioEN No. :; thence south )
CT. t. station No. : thence east > III. L. station !
No. q: thence south ! ell - station No. Il, thence
east i CT. - station No. II: thence south i clI.
II station No J.: thence west / 30 ch. t, alton
50 i tIrOm station No. li. the ;. + corner ri
the settling roo ii of tie Winters mill, bears ".
r'>tint - cI-.; Theme south 9 10 en-. 10 station
n IL tH''ce : y l." + - = c.. to station M.
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Ess"vs fer Young Hen. or great ST.
ClnL EVILS and ABUSES, which interfere with
sure ISrans If relief for the
Er. ing and Unfortunate. diseased and debilitatet
sent Tree, IN saals'31 envelopes. Addres
HOWARD ASSOCIATION, No. > 5. Ninth ST.,
Fhi.at9irlia. Pa. oca3-.f
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And will be devoted to the promotion Of
the best interests of h state OF Nevada
and the County of Ormsby. In its col
umns will be found the latest Eastern
and Foreign Telegraph News, and also
the latest Mining Intelligence OF the Pa
citic States, particularly of Nevada; its
local department will be carefully at
tended to, and all events transporting will
be truthfully chronicled.
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N OF SE.
L Q \ X = 4 y Z r s ,

OFFICE OF TrY CeUNTT ASSESSOR.
CARSON, Grmsby County. New. MAY s. ISL.
4 Ii PERSONS LIABLE 10 PAY STATE
IN AND COUNTY TANES. for the wear 1871.
are hereby notified that the annual POLL TAX Of
FOUR DOLLARS is NO" DUE. and PAYABLE to
the County Assessor; ami ALL are expected t.
pay without delay.
All corporations. companies and individual.
having persons in their employ are held respon--
lble for tha pol tax Of such employees. under the
Smended Act Of the Legislature, "A proved Narcl
:. 1>61.
Taxes on the personal property Of persons who
do not own real estate within the county Of sui
cient value to secure the taxes on both their real
and personal property, arerdue and payable when
the same i assessed.
Resident transfers If this county are hereby
notified that they Ctn secure a certificate Of the
of th~Ir teams, etc. 10y applying at
this office. and all Pc sons uc-lcctinE 70 secnre
such certificate of assessment will render them
selves liable to asSe- sments in other COUNTIES
through which they may PISS. a word u the
is sufficient -
Ss The laws provided for the collection Of the
above mentioned taxes will be s~trtCtlv enforced.
myI-5m GEO. ". CiIEDIC. ASSESSOR.
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III. G. LILLE & CO.,
D r L CT
IMPORTERS FROM THE EAST.
Blank Books,
New Books.
Miscellaneous Books
New Music,
Violin Strings.
Letter Paper,
Legal Cap,
Bill Cap.
EOolscaP.
Vote Paper,
Legal Envelopes,
Note Envelopes,
Drug Envelopes,
Carrseine and Violet lnks,-
Writing Fluids,
Maynard q NOy.s' Inks,
DaViGs' Inks.
Reservoir Mucilage stands,
Patent MucHage Stands, |
MHcilage i'm
barometer lnhsiands,
Fountain In kstands,
nkstands
Travellers II:ksIands,
Elegant Portfolios,
Writing Desks,
Water COIOrs.
Carpenters Pencils,
indelibie Pencils,
Pencils,
Faber's Pencils.
Copying brushes,
Copying Presses,
Copying Books,
BIOttinS Paper,
Oil Paper.
Drawing Paper.
Tracing Paper,
PioAle Paper,
w af.rs and Seals,
-ert'hcates OF Marriage, !
" ards of Merit.
! P0thecaries Labels.
Ihecker Boards,
Cards and Dice,
Dice Boxes.
Chess Men.
Collection Bags.
Bands,
Bill Files.
EyeleI Machines.
Fasteners,
'aper Weights,
'aper Cutters.
II. G. LILLE, {
NOTARY PUBLIC AND COMMISSIONER OF
'EED>. No II South c street. four doors south Of
'tnk OF California, Virginia, New. fe10-tf
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$4,000 GOLD COINi
The Best Scheme yet presented
to the Public
A GIFT CONCERT!
IN AID OF IHE-
Gold HIN enevOIen Association.
10 TAXI PLACE Al
PIper's Opera House,
VIRGINIA CITY. NEVADA,
u MAY ID. ISL.

10000 T Iatiai H.. A G.s 81, az +: G .5F s.
$4,000 in Gold Coin will be distributed t. the
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Pianos and Cabinet Organs fol-
Sale and to Rent.

re- Eastern Papers and Magazines
received DAILY. Agent for all the
leading Daily and Weekly Papers of
the Pacific Coast.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

AMAN Run OVER on THE RAILROAD TRACK.
An inquest was held yesterday morning over the
body OF a colored man, named John Graham,
who was killed by the locomotive OF the outward
bound train ON the Northeastern Railroad, just
after dark ON Thursday evening. The deceased
was the captain Of o raft on It's way down the
Ashley from near Summeryllle, and being obliged
to walt for the tide he had anchored at Happoldt's
Farm. From this place he walked to the city to
get q fresh supply OF provisions, and was on his
way back whep the accident occurred. Just op.
posite the Four Mile House, and about one hun.
dred yards IN 8 side Of the scene OF the accident,
he was overtaken by Any Drayton and another
colored person, who admonished him OF the ap'
proach Of the train, and told him to get OF OF the
track upon which he was walking. They had
not left him fas -hesore the train went by,
aud the englueasssfste out to them that the
man had been Knocked over By t~helocomotlvs
On theiy return, thsdecessed way fJgnd on one
side okhe track, zpsreodty deed 'wiQi his head
crushed, ahd' his .btslnsIltesau5 KNOCKED out
He was brought to- tue crsS, and on the Sxam ina
| ton Of the jRry-otinqrsst the above facts we.t
eltcltsd.s Tie deceased ras Thoughts blythe Wit
nesses %, have beea Ia an Intoxicated condition
and no provisions Rara+foand about him, but 9
10 cent niL-ot brea. Was on Che. track. Il
is supposed that he6ad 1toppel Tits az the traiE
| turned the bend, aud while STOPPING to pick 1t IL
was struck In the head by the cow.catcher
| Owing to the abseuce OF several material viz
neHses the inquest was continued until TIL!
morning at II O'Clock, when the examination vii
be resumed.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

THE GRANTEvILLE MANUFACTURING Cow
PANY.-At q meeting Of the stockholders OF ae
Granitevafe Manufacturing Company, hold IN
Augusta, on Thursday, considerably more han
one.thlrd OF the stock was represented In person,
and a heavy representation by proxies. The cleo
ton resulted In the choice OF the following m
gentlemen (: PresideRt-H. q. Hickman. Dt.
rsctors-James P. Boyce, W. L. Trenholm, A. S.
Johnston ,JohnN . Clark 3. Beattis; A. B Dsvfd-
son, Alexander Macbeth.
The entire old board were reelected, except
Captain J.. J.. Gregg, who, having retired, Mr..
Macbeth, Of Charleston, was elected In ha stead
All the old executive officers were continued in
office, viz: ". E. Mccoy, cashier; James Il. Giles,
secretary; Gserse Kelly, manager; John Knott,
manufactures.
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Hotel Arrivnis-april 81.
CHARLESTON T


g.. Beattie, Greenville; ]. N. Ryan, Willis
ton; James ". Williams, South Carolina; W. P.
Farming, New York; 5. Lawrence and son, Ohio;
G. B. Lamar, Ssvsnah; Joaqula n Delg ,do.- RI.
cordo Acos,a and wife, New York; Louis K. Broad
bent. Baltimore;4 H1Fowler, Thomas Grotedeld
New York; W. J. Egsu, Baltimore; Noses Sutton,
Miss A. H. Sutton, pesrolt; RI .Lacai, wife and
three chudrdn, HISS Nett olsy Pittston.
rafAyu4oS HOTEL.
Charles A. Wakefield Few York; Robert Nc
Kenzie, Florence; ". N. Cantwel, Ridgevllle.
MILLS HOUSE.
J. N. Alsteu, Alabama; Mr.. and Mrs. F. sam.
mers, Parael. New York; @. B. Rowland. Dart'
en-, Ca; g.. 8. Pringle, Nashvilei A. Harold,
England; Mdlls Mis- on, and TWO servants, lady
companions, u. Jaweu, Me-. Brignol, and servant,
Nj. verger, vleuxtrm "a, Mr.. & 9 mi Md le. Cary,
Mr.. Natalie, A. R. NcIlvaln, Philadelphia; F. B.
Hooper. Detroit; a. a. Wth.rt, New York; @.
schebach. Beaufort; q. N. Fuller, South Carolina;
q. n. Howe, Philsdelphia; ". H. -Pomeroy and
wife, Miss Pomeroy and maid.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22
BUSINESS NOfI e 8.

RosAnAL1s.-Many of our readers have
doubtless noticed. in their daily perusal Of this
journal, that there Is o medicine known as "Rosa
dalis,r which, II the advertisement is to be bel!ev.
ed, will work wonderful cures. Had we no other
authority for the truth OF these claims we might
perhaps hesitate to give 1t our entire confidence.
But We know from reliable druggists Ia this city
that Rosadalis has been extensively tried through
out the South, and been found admirably adapted
to the diseases incident to this climate. 1t Is be.
level to be one OF the best Alternatives and blood
purifiers ever put forth In this age teemIng with
nostrums and panaceas. We have It also upon
positive and trustworthy authority that many OF
the physicians, both In city and country, use 1t
regularly In their practice; although some. with
the fear OF the Medical Society before their eyes.
timidly empty the contents OF the RosadaIls bot.
tie into a common vial, before they give 1t to their
patients Rosaialis is not a secret remedy, as the
lngred ents are given on the wrapper with every
bottle. Read the advertisement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

PAINFUL AoC1DENT.-4nother accident OF an
almost fatal character was added yesterday even.
ing, between. eight and nine O'Clock, to the
numerous ones already caused oy explosions OF
Kerosene oil. A colored nurse, with q white child
In her arms, was walking across the apartment,
Just over Mr.. F. L. o'Eeil's grocery store on King
street, with o lighted kerosene lamp in her hana.
The wick, it seems, did not ht the lamp tightly,
and there being no lever to raise 1t or keep IL Ia
its place, the Earring made it fall through into the
lamp. A terrific explosion followed, and IN a
moment the woman was IN names. She fortu.
nately threw down the child as Ihe lamp exploit
ed, and 1t escaped without injury from the
The cries Of the woman quickly brought assis'
lance. and in q short time the DANES were
extinguished. Her clothing was burned from her
arm and side, and her nesh was badly burned
from her neck down, the skin hanging on her
arm. Dr.. Raoul was quickly summoned, and
everything done to relieve her suferlngs. Her
burns, It Is thought, will not prove fatal, although
of a very serious nature.
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ByA. C., McGuLIFRAY,

FINDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
~ John :prayson and'Thomss u. Drayton
vi be sod On TUESDAY, the 9th. day OF Nay
ne4t, IN nsht OF the Old oastomhouse; at> II
All that 'LoT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon. situate at the corner OF Norman street
and Ashton, court, in the. City of Charleston,
known by the No.. a., In q plat Of 3. e. Payne,
Surveyor, dated 18th OF April, 1852; measuring
and contalning On 'front.' and back lineaas feet. and
n+depth from east to west 100 feeS moro or LESS
Buttlns and bounding east on Norman street,
north 6yEotNo. Observation-Disclosures plat.
~-TermL0nehafs casi; balance payable IN one
year, to be secured BY bond OF purchaser and
mortgage u premises; buildings .toebe insured
perS aud stamps. e. ". II. MACKEY,
'apr1S-tu1S2,may9 SC. O.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

ST. MARES FA1a. The handsome manner in
which this fair has been got up and conducted Is
bringing It's own reward, and the beautiful hall
was filed last evening with a large assemblage.of
visitors. The tables were well petronized, and
the raining went on With more than usual spirit.
Once more the Cnicara Cornet and String Band
had offered their services and RECALLED the numer.
GUS visitors with q succession Of sparkling and
popular airs. The fair was kept open until a late
hnrr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22
aAaAERICIAI., It

LIST OF, lETTERS remaining II lie Poscorlee
81 Charleston; for the week ending April III
1s71, and printed Officially In TIE DAILY NEWS,
as the newspaper ha wing the largest circulation
In the City OF Charleston.
Ar Persons calling 2r Letters Advertised,
should state that they are advertised"
ET Qface hours fromS A. n. to eH P. II. On
Sundays, from 81 to sK n.
STANLEY 6. TRoTr. Postmaster! =.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22
TIE. DEATH OF JUDGE PLA1T.

,A specal telegram toT#Nsus,l trw7 aiken,
| ar1ountes me death, on Thursday hight, or the
Hon. Zephariah Pistt, judge OF the Second Circuit,
embracing the Counties OF Barnwell, Colleton and.
Beaufort.
Bon ~thrse:auarters Of o centuF ago, in the
I State Of Kew York, Judge Plat, within the past
fifty years, has filled many honorable positions.
AS lawyer, he was employed by the General Gov
eminent In settling the complicated clssms Of the
United States on the Pacific coast. He served
with distinction as the attorney general OF the
State OF Michigan, and in all the relations OF NE
appears to have won that credit which attaches
to high integrity in the discharge OF Official duty.
Judge Platt was descended from the oldest faai-
lies OF New York. His grandfather was a signer
OF the Declaration Of Independence. His father
was one OF the supreme judges OF the State, q
compeer and friend Of Dewitt Clinton, and, as &C.
knowledged by Governor Clinton In one Of his
public documents, the originator OF the great Erie
Canal. His connections on bosa sides have left
their landmark on the history OF their State, and
Judge Platt himself exhibited In hts career, both
here and elsewhere, those strong elements OF CHAR
acter which have identified the name with many
Of the public events Of the past. BE was a Chris
t1an, and q gentleman ia every sense OF
the word. Honest In his convictions, be
sought to do right. Justice was the WATCH
word Of his life. Tender hearted, with I'M
pulses as warm as those Of youth, and yet
fearless in the perfor nance of what he conceived
to be his duty; courteous alike to friend and foe;
exhibiting at times the highest type OF moral
courage. and in all the relationships CT life con-
scientlously obeylng, as he understood them, the
precepts OF law, society aad nature.
Judge Platt anne to South Carolina afeer the
war, and, In 1855, was elected BY the General As.
sembly to the position which he held at the time
OF his death. He resided In Aiken, where he lad
lpSr,hssed the nome which de lnteudsd should be
hSaefsinx placeror life 49, ]
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

The NILSSON CoNCERT.-The fair Swede has
arrived, and the concert excitement ls at its
height. In Richmond the enthusiasm was 80
great, that ladies bllstered their hands and young
men stamped or their soles. And, allowing for
the difference OF latitude, II will be the same
thing in charleston. 1t may be many years be-
fore we have another !op~parspalty~e Of AsariBg. ip
this city, on the same hSSRk lc9a gteotsss5fsa-
priuo, the greatest tenor saaH the greatess- VIOLIN
Ut In the country. Those apa they are lew, Who
dc not go TO the Nlsson;oodesrts viii regret their
emission for the rest Of. sheir latu.attees Iran
the sistlng,seat are taksnb y III hettesssatsE d
,Ss~sndngseat than q mugs the Ailsaas ss1ceFes
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

TaE MERCANTILE AGENCY ASNUAL.--We
have received q copy Of this annual from R. @.
Dun 4 Co, No. s 9ayne street. 1t contains a
mass OF valuable information In regard to the
mercantile laws OF the different States, and has,
besides, a variety OF miscellaneous information
OF importance to business men. Published by
Dua, Barlow i Co., New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22
CLUBS AND srAss.-sarah Reed and Priscilla

CLUBS AND srARs.-Sarah Reed and Priscilla
Davis, two colored nymphs OF the pavement, and
J. ]. Johnson, alast youth, arrested for disturb
Ing the nelghborhood by cursing and abusing one
another, at the corner Of Queen and State streets,
on Thursday night, were sentenced each to pay a
Fine OF IS, or go to jail for ten days.
Julius Hamilton, . small boy, who persisted In
.sleeping several nights at Mr.. Perkins's premises,
Ia Princess street, and could not be got rid Of,
was arrested and sent by the Mayor to the Rouse
of Correction for twenty days, under the vagranE
Law.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

EXCURSION OF zAE.1por BoY.-This fine
steamer leaves tusciry again this morning upon
al excursion to the plantations and phosphate
works along the Ashley River. A day In the
country at tbia season Is oneof the greatest peas
ures known, and with such scenery and resi-
dences as the Ashley boasts, cannot fall to AFFORD
the highest possible delecsation to an admirer Of
slvan beauties. The delightful spring weather Is
fast passing into the heat OF summer, ar all
should now enjoy the delights OF seeing
How Flora decks the fields
With all her tapestry aad The choristers
or every grove chaunt carols.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

IMPORTANT TO AARTNERs.-By order of the
lighthouse board; on and after the 18th day OF
Nay, 1871, the lights exhibited from the Weehaw.
ken Light vessel and on Castle Pinckney will be
fixed req, instead Of ss at present, fixed ooaae
lights, ~:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

ST. GEORGES S~oC1Err.-The annua. meet
Ing OF this society VIII be held at the Oaks Club.
house at F. NJ. today. Dinner VIII be served at
Bpm. precisely. 0mnibuses, for the use OF the
members and invited guests, will leave the Fire.
proof Building at haJPast- / o'clock and st 2
O'Clock to-day.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

CAUCUS MEETINGs.-In anticipation of the
coming municipal election, q batch Of dusky
politicians are alren'y on the gut cire, and
several caucus meetings have been held ct the
Workhouse lately. These, 1t Is understood, sre
presided over by the oolored keeper, Wm. Dart,
and are held on the principle Of mo white men
need apply" This corps couat certainly, and
with some reason. on the support ofthe prisoners
who pass through the House Of Correction.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

EXCURSION Down THE R.-The
steamer St Helena viii leave Market wharf At
aa,fpast 8 O'Clock, to morrow morning, on an ex.
oursion down the harbor. She will accompany The
war steamer Meteor on the way down, and a.,
who wish to have q pleasant time ana bid adieu
to- The gallant officers OF the Prusslan vessel had
better secure seats.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

COLONEL BacoN's HoRsEs.-Both Corsican
and Mamie Doug as have been brilliantly SUCCESS
fu, lately in Mobile and New Orleans. In the lat
Ger city, a few days ago. Corsican won one Of the
grandest and most holly contested races OF the
s@ason.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

SUDDEN DEATH.-Ar. Porter B.. Burnham,
ve,l.known In Greenville, was found dead near
the gate OF his mothers residence, in that place,
on Sunday morning last, about 5 O'Clock. The
Jury Of inquest empanelled In the case, rendered
q verdict OF desth from oongeasion OF the brain.
The deceased was quite dead when discovered, no
one knowing o long the unfortunate MAJ had
La? when found.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

TIE MOUNT PLEASANT ELEcgraa-zA n
e.ectionP el6sas aihnaf sPsessast, % yednesdss.
the 1ssh instant. or-fntendxnt and seven war.
dens, the following ticket was elected, viz: In
tendant. Geo. F. Kinloch. Wardens-r. D. Jer-
vey, J. Y. DuPre, Juo. Wi:tschen. J. a Patjens,
@. 4. whitridge, r "A. Kendall, H.. ". venning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-22

TOBACCO, SNUFF, &c.

NIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF, &C.
WILLIAM CIGAR EMPOhIUM,n No. $40 King
street, three doors south OF Society street, respect
fully states to the Smoking, q ewing and Snni'
ang public. that he has concluded TO otler e6tr.
inducements 10 wholesale and Retail Consuuels
or CIGARS, TOBACCO, SNUFF. &c, by dispo'lng
OF hts Stock at such prices as TO SECURE q large
and reliable trade. An extensive and compleIe
assortment OF al articles In his line OF BUSINESS u
kent constantly on hand. giving q lac1nty OF
aulHg, without delay, all orders extended to him,
accompanied with cash or draft on responsioie
houses In the city. Purchasers are re9uested "
examine his perfect Stock oe!ors IraGIng eiSe
Proprietor Of Emperor william Cigar Store.
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