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anrtiou sales- future paps.
BY. HUTSON LEE.

GALE AT ERISKnOF. FORMER PUR-
y CHASERS. -r-Ss; - =satjl.s
viii be sold at risk Of former purchasers who
have failed t6 comply with terms; 0f. sale. atthe
Old Postofnce, on TUESDAY -April4 at II O'Clock
AN, In the case entitled Shingler Va. Vennfng
ct al. Executors 7yrit
All that TRACT OF LAND situate, lying and
being In Christ Church. Parish, Charleston County,
containing t414l four hundred ami fourteen acres
ofhigh Land; bounded on the north BY LAndGaf
George White and Wando River, east by Lalds OF
Qorrill and Whitesides, south on Lands OF Toom6r
8Hd White, and west on Lands ofGeorge White.
also, aT . g.'gs
All that LOT OF LAND In the Town Of Mount
Pleasant, measuring (e5h3 sixty-nve and soneha1f
feet mont on Hibben street tes sixty-fYe feet on
Mary street by (ls5) one hundred and eigntydvo
feet deep, adjoining Lands Of David Rsley ana
the Methodist Church on the east and. LandsofR.
L. errtBon on the west. ;sssss at,.7 sa5-
Terms-e<) one-third cash, balance In (1 two
equal annual fnstalments, secured by bonds of tte
purchaser, bearing t5). seven Per cent. Interest,
payable semi annually, and mortgageo Of the prem
ises sold. Purchaser 90 pay for papers and stamps.
II. P. 0'O0NN0R, Special Referee.
mar27-mthmtpl .i.ls,.4i i-51s.l
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NORTHEASTERN RAILROAD COM.
~ ;. PANY.
&H@N

CHARL4sroE, S. c., February IL, 1871.
Trains leave Charleston Daily at IL n and $3.50
Arrive n ct Charleston 7:so A. M. (Mondays e1.
ceptedl and $3.50 Pm fa
Train does not leaY6 Charleston $3.50 P. NJ, SUN.
Train leaving af12M. makes through connec.
tion 70 New York, via Richmond and Acquia
CreeEsonly, going through In q hours, WITHOUT
p Pssaengers % s. leaving By s:sa-p, M Train have
choice on route via Richmond and washington,
or via Portsmouth and Baltimore ThoBeleaving
FRIDAY by thnssQfain lay over ON SuEpAEstn Bal
timofe. ThoseJeaving. on SkTuRpk rema6S SUN-
DAYdn Wilmington, n. O.. t.i.ssi -tss
Ellis Is the cheapest, quickest and dmost pleasant
rouIe to Cincinnati, Chicago and other points
West and Northwest, both Trains making close
connectl0ns at Washington with Western trains
q Baltimore and 0hiO Railroad.
- S.'S. :s0hOMONS,
Engineer ana Superintendent.
P. L. SLEAPoR, GenersSTicket Agent.
feb11-f2mo6a So = - 5-Se
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CITY AFFAIRS.
Meetings This Day.
Chamber of Commerce, at 2 P. A..
Auetfon sales This Day.

Laurey 4 Alexander will sell at 10 o'clock,
corner East Bay and commercial wharf, corn.
Louis McLain will sell at II O'Clock, at the old
Postof1ce, real estate.
@. Minor Co. will sell at 10 O'CLOCK, at their
store. Canton shades, coating linens, DC.
Miles Drake will sell a: 10 O'Clock, at his store,
clothing, dry goods, &c.
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KNIGHTS OF prrHus-GEe4AN LoDaE.-A'

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs-GER4AN LoDGE.-A
young men: met ON Tuesday HYeHing
at the han or the Palmetto Lodge, No. I, z. Of p,
to organize German lodge Of the Order IN this
c,tv. After some debate, they decided to name
tnr olscors wete elected: HenryC. P5rtwlg, v. P;
James sImons, Jr., ". G.; Alexander Melchers, V.
c.; NJ Furchgott, banker; John Wulbern, F. 81;
J. A. Albers, R. S. The Deputy Grand chsneel-
or, assist ed by members Of Palmetto Lodge, then
organized In due form the new lodge and install.
ed the diner ent officers.
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BUSINESS ENvELoPEs.-THE NEWS JOB Office
ls now prepared to furnish good envelopes with
business cards printed thereon, at 81 per thous-
and. Send your orders. Every merchant and
business nan sheuld have his card printed on
his envelopes
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TRY MAPEs' NIrRoeENIzED suPERrHosPHATE
OF LIME The eldest phosphate made In this
country, with eighteen years. practical success.
Kinsman & Howell are the agents for this s.perior
fertilizer II
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PERsoNAL.-R. A. Harrison, Esq, editor and
proprietor Of the Sparta Times and MllledgevIle
Recorder-both excellent Georgia papers-is In
the city, staying at the Charleston Hotel.
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ATTENTION, TOURISTS -stereoscopic views
OF Charleston and vicinity at No. ISL King street,
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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The CONDITION OF MR. FINLEY.-At late
hour last night Mr.. Finley the victim Of the shoot
ling affair at the Race Course, was still alive but
IN very critical condition. reaction took place
on Thursday night, and yesterday morning he
was sensible and able to speak.
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An invalid must indeed be proud of his Ills,
II he does not avail hinseh Of the greatest cura-
tive agent known-O. c. B.
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TIE LESSER RIOT AT THE RACE TRACK
Robert Davis and HARRISON Carron, who were ar
rested and brought to the Guardhouse on Tues
day evening for creating disturbance as the
Race Track, we're turned over By the Mayor 70
Trial Justice Levy for examination: From the
evidence before the trial justice 1t appears that
Carron, who was much intoxicated, was arrested
early In the fracas by Roundsman Lyons, who
broupnt him out Of the barroom, the sceRe OF the
distnrbsnce. In the excited crowd that sur-
ronndet, him his friend Davis thought him In
trouble and rushed in. Roundsman Michel seeing
Dayis thus prominent, waded in and caught hold
Of h,m. Davis resisted, and in the scuie that en-
sued Captain Hendricks came up and shouted to
Davis to let 20 the oficer. Davis did not do sals'
and Captain Hendricks, taking CLUB from
Roundsmsn Lyons, struck Davis over the neaa'
when he succumoed, and was brought 70 lne CITY.
Ar. Hogan, who was in the ber.room ooor' anu
had Just separated one Of the prisoners from d
struggle with another colored man, was struck
at by him with stick. The parties were oouno
over In the Of $500 each to appear for trial 81
Ashe next term Of the Court Of General Sessions.
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So GREAT is the reputation of the Old Caro-
lima Bitters that they are to be found everywhere
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ALL that are suffering from bodily ailments
inodent to our Southern climate, should avail
themselves of the beneficial effects OF the Oil Oar
olina Bftters.
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IMPORTANT TO PHors.-One Of the hands
employed on board Of the pilot boat Wild Cat
brought suit against Captain Thomas Jones for a
months wsges and the case was tried yesterday
before Trial Justice Levy. The man had bean
hired by the month, and left the vessel in the mid
.dle Of the month, without notice, when she vas
about to proceed to sea- 1t was also SHOWN Inas
ise boat thus left was unable TO go 70 sea- not
wi,hstanding there were several large vessels eA-
pected at the bar and In this way she LOST mocn.
Trial Justice Mackey appeared for the captain
ana claimed that the mans wages were nos only
forfeited by the act Of leaving, but that the plain
tin was liable in damages. After thorough ex'
animation, and hearing the arguments on both
sides. the iustice dismissed the suit.
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper al So, 81,
s5, So 80 sud So so per Thousand, according to
size, at TIE NEWS job Onice.
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EXAMINATION PosrPoNED.-Willam Darrell
aud Frank Mason, the parties implicated In the
shooting affair at the Race Course, on the after.
noon Of the races, after passing the night In the
Guardnouse, were brought before the Mayor next !
morning. The case, was left open for the present,
and the examination viii be postponed uatil the
crisis Of Mr. Flnley's Injuries is oveE The prison.
ers hare been removed to the ial ~
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The CHURCH AT FLoRESoE.-Fhe ladies Of
Florence are engaged in the good work Of raising
funds for rebuilding their church, which was
blown down 8 short time ago. Their plan OF
operations is set forth In their advertisement
We know that they will not appeal In vain to the
generous religious spirit OF the people.
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SUPREME CoGRr DEcIsroNs- -Florfde Cal
houn, ct al, vs. II. n. Calhoun ct a. Decree OF
Circuit Court affirmed and motion dismissed.
Opinion BY Ohler Justice Moses. This decision
ststaips the validity Of contracts for the sale Of
slaves.
osma Bailey vs., the Greenville and Columbia
Railroad Company. Decree Of Circuit Ceurs az
nrmed and motion dismissed. Opinion BY Asso-
ciate Justice Wright This decision sustains the
validity OF contracts for the hire Of slaves since
the emancipation proclamation. ~
william A. Dunn vs. Robert Q. Plncknsy, No.
ton for new trial denied. Opinion by Associate
Justice willard.
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PAPER DOLLS! PAPER DOLLS Sold at 8, 8,
and Il cents each former prices, s, 10, Is and
20 cents
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AT Cosr AT Cosr Large size Chromos.
BASEL STREET BAZAAR.
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1)reuginur ganb sale.a
$4,000. $4,000
LAST CHANCE TO SEE WHAT'S WILL DO.

$6 VIII secure Share in the. e.Aiksn Premium 81
s. viii na secure share as shove and ns 8
IS Work of Art to adorn your homes ........ Sc
S. VIII secure share and the Steel Engray. So
IS ing, "Aarriage Of Pocshontas, ~. worth Sc
IS viii secure share and the Steel EngraV- IS
SIS ing, 1.-THE Day we Celebrate,".. worth S.
S6 viii secure q share and the beautiful SIS
SIS Chrome, american Autumn worth So
SIS Will secure to some shareholder the Der Sc
SIS by Mansien and rs acres OF Vineyard and SIS
SIS Orchard, valued at $25, 600. .............. So
SIS Will secure to some shareholder "Rose- So
s. yille Farm nIeo 60 acres. g
IS Wits VII seenre c. 70 some shareholder %an s
IS house Farm," l85 acres. .:................ s.
s. valued at $4,000. 000....................tn Invest IS
SIS Will secure to some shareholder who In, So
IS vests, Peach Orchard, valued: at $500 S.
S. VIII secure to some shareholder Vine S.
S. yard and Peach Orchard. S.
36 valued at $3o00.. invest 80
S. Will secure to some shareholder fine S.
is villa Site, with Cottage, Garden, &C., SIS
IS s vii secure NJ to s. other shareholder Val &
S. uable properties, ranging In value from $s
IS These Real Estate Prizes. S.
Is valued at $685. ,00O are located In the beau. S.
S5 ttfhl Town OF Aiken, South Carolina. IS
IS It's unequalled climate and hea,th-giying s.
30 buIIUuuuluRbt llhs uduC ~ tnC pV
Is GSARITOGA OF THE SOV~H." S.
S. The Shares will be distributed april 2at S.
S6 when each Shareholder will see 50
SIS s.WHAT FIVE DOLLARs WILL p0.n s.
'There is q tide In the affairs " men. which,
Taken at the flood, leads on TO iortme.n
The most liberal terms to Clubs:
For description OF the valuable ReG Estate,
Prizes, notices OF the press, names Of COMMITTEES
to make the Drawing, home endorsements. and
general character OF the enterprise and manage
ment, send for pamphlet. Remittances for shares
should be made with Postofice Money Order, or
currency In registered letter, or by Express. Ad
dress J. O. DERBY, General Manager,
Augusta Ca,
ONCE corner Of Jackson and Reynolds streets.
a3~ Residents Of Charleston aud vicinity can
secure Shafes by applying to J. RUSSELL BAKER,
so Society st.; at G. HIOKEY'S No. 345 King street,
WILBUR 4 sons, No. SO Broad street, and JU-
LlUS ROUMILLAT'S, No. 601 King Street, where
Specimens. OF the Works Of Art, which eacn share
holder receives can be seen. maF22
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CHANGE OF ScHEDuLE.-On and after April
1st, the following schedule for the Camden train
on the South Carolina Railroad will go into effect:
On Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturdays the Gam
den train will run through to Columbia, leaving
Camden at O'Clock A. NJ, and arriving at Colurn-
bia at 1O.4o A. NJ. Returning, will leave Columbia
at 1.25 p. NJ, and arrive at Camden ate P. n,
making connection with the .Wllnaingtor and
Manchester trains each wsN On Tuesdays:
Thursdays and Fridays the Camden train will con-
tinue the schedule heretofore existing in running
from Camden to Kingville, and making copnec.
tlon with the through mail traips. ..-, -
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See THE BEAUTIFUL. DOLLAR STEAM ENGINE,
with various attaohments, working at. Won San.
tens, No. 20 King street. mar2s-2
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CRoourr! CRooUEr CRoouEr Him
mense reduction in price The largest Field
Croquet at 81.
BASEL srRzr.D DzAAH AND No. 1sl KING ST.
mar12
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T E tt NO M A L s..
Read few Of tho Testimonials in regard to, the
EFFICACY OF that STERLING MEDICINE,
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS.
A few Certificates from the many in our posses
sion from persons who have tested the
OLD CAROLINA BITTERS:
FROM THE POSTMASTER AT TUABhNG
SH AIS, 8. @.
TuMBLtNa SHOALS, s: O.. April 9, 1870.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WNEMAN q Co., Charleston,
Gentlemen-Tnis is to inform you that about a
year ago Was In delicate health, worn out with
old age and hard work. Weighing one hundred
aaI menced using the OLD CAROLINA B1TTERs. Ar
ter usng nine bottles, felt as well and vigorous
as thirty years ago-Went 70 work ana made
money. weighed after using the above, one
been strong and bale. Accept, gentlemen, my
thanks. and success say TO the OLD CAROLINA
A- GSi2ned) RANSOM PHILLIPS P. H.,
Tumbling Shoals, SO.
FROM ANDREW CHAMBERS, IRwINToN, GA.
IRwNToN, GA, September Is, 1859.
Messrs. GOODRICH W1NRNAN Il Co.:
Gent!emen-W in your city, two weeks sgo'
your DR.. Service gave me q. bottle OF your ceie
brated CAROLINA BITTERS, which ! brought
home for my father, whose health was very feeble
After using 1t he was SO wei pleased with its
effecte that he considers them almost ndispenSa-
BILE. Please Ind enclosed sixteen, ($l6) the price
OF two cases; direct them W. ]. Chambers Son,
No. 16, @. B. r. Yours, very respectfully,
fSipned) ANDREW CHAMBERS.
ANOTHER VOICE FROM GEORGIA.
FoET VALLEY, Ca, september Is, 1853.
Messrs. GOODRICH, WINEAAF Il Co., Charleston:
Gentlemen--I take great pleasure IN informing
Won that nv wife has experienced great benefit
from the use Of the OLD CAR0LINABfTTERS.
&c is certainly good medicine, and1 wouldt
nleased II YOU would send me another dozen I'm.
medlately. Respectfully, &C.,
ISisned, JNo.yA HoUgBR-
Sold BY all druggists In Charleston. The trade
supplied by . ,,,,,,, On
Principal Depot, No. s6 Hayne street.
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CLUBS AND srARs.-C Chloe Burbond, "a young
girl lodged by her father for safekeeping, and
supposed to be insane, was referred to the city
registrar.
Two white men who, like the babes In the
woods could not find their way home, and laid
themselves down to sleep on the Sidewalk, were
discovered by policeman, and lodged In the
Guardhouse on the charge OF being drunk. They
explained the situation to the Mayor next morn
Ing. and were discharged on the plea Of the first
offence.
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TIE UNITED STATES CoURT.-The Circuit
Court was opened at IL O'Clock yesterday morn.
ing, his Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
second meeting OF creditors was ordered In
the case Of c. N. Avsrin Il Sons, bankrupts to
takSplace at the office Of Registrar Carpenter,
In Charleston, on the 9th Of April, at IL N.
sro1rssUss1rSSnI sa iRarssWEsEE6-Faos 81 pacssts a & );
OF sea island cotton froh1 Which the names and
brands had been cut aud patches sewed over the
the hole, were recovered, under suspicious cir
cumstances, yesterday morning, at the foot of
Basel street. >A|whtfe man was arrested on sus-
picion OF having stolen them.
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CRuNBs.-Wm. F. Dover, colored, has been
appointed Jury commissioner for this county.
There are ten trial justices already appointed IN
the CITY,.
cargo Of marble for the Customhouse arrived
on Tuesday. Iti from the quarry at Hastings N.
Y, the same whence all the marble hitherto used
in the construction Of the Customhouse has been
taken.
General VIM. Evans was thrown from bis buggy
near Marion @. r., on Tuesday, and seriously
hurt.
ACADEMY OF MUsrC.-LURLrNE.-The IN
clement weather last evening caused Lurline 70
be- eiyen to- q somewhat thinner house than MISS
Thompson usually commands. The audience
however fairly made up In appreciation wnae
they lacked In numbers, and the numerous songs
dances and tableaux with which the extraVagan-
"a abounds were well received. Mr.. Beckett and
Mr.. Edouin are certainly capital comedians. and
Miss Thompson's support among the female
members OF The troupe Is no less commendable.
The opening farce was admirably given, and its
lively rafting fun received full justice in the
hands Of Mr. Edouin, Miss Arnot and Mr.. Chap.
man.
Tonight Paris is announced. The novelty and
interest Of this buresque will be sure to attract
DsSy - (
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BY J0HNG g. MILNOR & co.
AIDES CANTON SHADES, COATINH

IL LINENS, &c.
THIS DAY, Both instant, AZ 10 O'Clock, we win
sell at our Store. No. las Meeting street,
cases assorted White and Brown CANTON
SHADES. Trimming Ribbons Swiss sHnslIns,
Plaid Natnso0ks, Jaconets and Soft Finish lnc-
Inns, Cambria Frilling. White Plgus, Lenos, House
Brown Linen Drills, English Brown HaN H0Se,
Gauze Mertno Ondefshirts, SILK Head NetB, with q
general assortment OF seasonable Dry Goods.
Conditions cash. marco
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STEALING MoSEY.-George Smith, a colored
youth Of about eighteen years Of age, was arrest.
ed by Officers Davis and Burke and brought be-
fore the Mayor yesterday morning on the charge
Of stealing twenty-five dollars In currency from
Nr. Furmsn Weston. The prisoner was servant
in the employ OF that gentleman at the time Of the
loss and was arrested on suspicion, he being the
only onercognhsnt Of the factand knowing where
the money was kept. Heisheld for examination.
---->At-<s,-ss--ss Il
TIE srA1a erss T6e Court of Common
Pleas was opened yesterday morning, at 10
O'Clock, his Honor Judge Graham presiding.
Inasmuch as the printing Of the trial docket
had not been finished, as expected, the Jurors
were discharged until 10 O'Clock on Monday
nparning.
His Honor gave notice that on Friday the pro-
cess dockets would be called.
The court then adjourned until 10 O'Clock this
morning.
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BUsINEss NOTI Es.

Charleston, March 20. 1871.
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Amrtinn gales--Gbis pap.
By LAUREY g. ALEXANDER, 8

| ~ OH n r CORNt -GORNi is11Ss,is5
~ THIS DAY; the Both instant, VIII be sold
In tho grain store, corner East Gay and CommaD.
cial Wharf, at II O'Clock, -sss
so00 bushels Prime White CORN, In sacks. ls.l
| Conditions stated st sale. marco
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LOUISVILLE, KY, September 1.
feel that we have now an article OF gin suit
able for such cases as that remedy Is adapted TO.
DE-. ]. W. BRIGHT.
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BYMILES DRAKE. .s,ss@
GALE CONTINUED OF CLOTHING, DRY
y GOODS, Hats and Gaps, Ladies' Trimmed
Hats 90. 80 :. = 2 -. ~ s.s3..ist
THIS MORNING. at 10 O'Clock; will sell at my
Store, corner of King, and Liberty streetG
On To.M0RR0W1 will sell lJc cases BOOTS and
SHOES. -.s..,s--s. s. .msf3e
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No. % PINE STREET, N. T., Nov. u, 1857.
UDOLPHO WOLFE, ESQ.,, Present: DEAR SIR-l
have MADE chemical examination OF sample
OF your "Schiedam Schnapps," with the intent OF
determining Il any foreign or Injurious substance
had been added to the simple distilled spirits.
The examipation has resulted In the conclusion
that he sample contained no poisonous or harm.
full admiXtureS. have been unable to discover
any trace OF the deleterious substances which
are sometimes employed In the adulteration Of
LIQUORS. would not hesitate to use myself, nor
30 recommend to others, for medicinal purposes,
the sSchiedam Schnapps" as an excellent and
unobjectlonable variety OF gin. Very respectfully
yours, (Signed) CHAS. A. sEEEY, Chemist.
CHEMICAL AND TECHNICAL LABORATORY,
Is EXCHANGE PLACE. N. Y, Nov. Is, 1857.
UDoLPHo WOLFE, Esq. DEAR SIR-The under
signed have carefully and thoroughly analyzed
sample OF your Aromatic Schiedam Schapps,"
selected by ourselves and have found the same
free from all organic or Inorganic substances,
more or less injurious to health. From the result
OF onr examination we consider the article one OF
superior quality, healrhful as beverage, and
eneotual In its medicinal qualities.
Respectfully yours,
fsipnedl ALEX. TRIPPEL, Chemist.
FRANCIS e. ENGELHAED, II. d.
For sale by all respectable GroeeTs and Drug
UDOLPHO WOLFE'S EST,
msr21-smos No. % BEAVER STREET, N. Y.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-11-16
Rail Road.

W. were the recepiant of letters
from the old board of the L., S. &
S. w. r. R., that they intend go
ing on with the building OF this
road. Good! We never believ,
ed anything else.
Eaton weekly Democrat. [volume] (Eaton, Ohio) 1866-1875, 1871-11-16
Laws Relating to News
naD0F0.

The law As 1t stands, relating to newspapers
l. Subscribers who do not give express notice
to the contrary are eonsiderded wishing to con-
time their subscription.
g. If subscribers order the discontinuance Of
their papers, the publishers may continue to send
them until all arrearages are paid.
3. Ifsubscrlbers neglect or refuse to take their
uapers nom the once to which they are directed;
they are held responsible till, they have settled
their bill. and ordered them discontinued
4. II subscribers move to other places wIthout
informing the publishers, and the papers are sci.
20 their former direction, they are held respoh'i
BILE. tota
s. The court have decided that refusing = IaHe
papers from the Office or removing ana -
them uncalled for, is PRIMA FACIA evioehce OF
Intentional fraud.
6. Any person who receives a newsPaPer and
nakea use o If. whether he has ordered It or not
Is held In law 70 be a subscriber.
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Churches in Eaton.

METHODIST EPIsc9PAL H J.
S.Prayer mectinSs every Thursday evening.
RIHsr PRESBYTERIAN CHURcH.-Rev 1. w.
Scott, Pastor. Services every other Sabboth at
10 l-S A. N. and GIG p M
USryERsALIST C~HURCH-Rev ---
Pastor. Services at 10 12 A. NJ. and at 6 l2 p. N.
on thu. first llst( Sunday In each month, and on the
third CSrd) Sunday at 6 l2 O'Clock +. N.
BAPTI ~CHURCH.-B. j. George, Pastor. Ser
yices every Sabbath at 10 Is A. N. and 6 l2 p. N.