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Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13

A LADY's husband being away from
home, died while absent. One of the
neighbors being requested to inform her
of her husbands death, found her st din
ner, and when he informed her of the
death she requested the neighbor to wait
until she had finished her dinner, when he
would hear some loud baMling.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
Tumor of Twelve Years Growth Cured by
Radway's Resolvent.

BkNEKLN, MAS, July lo, IoF4.
D7. RADvAY:-T have had Ovarian Tumor in the oya-
ries and bowels All the doctors said ~tcre
fOrn" L u1cd everything that WAS recommended; but
nothing helped me saw your Resolvent and thought
would Try IT. but had faith in because had suffered
Tor twelve Itook six bottles OF the Reolvef and
one box OF Railways Pills and two bottles OF your Ready
Relief; and there sign OF tumor be felt
and feel better smarter, and happier than have foI
twelve The worst tumor was In the LETT side OF the
bowels the groin write this you for the benefit
OF Others. You can publish itif you choose: -
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
SARSAPARILLIAN RES0LVENT

Ereyy drop OF the sARsAPARIILIAN REsOLvENT
Communicates through the Blood Sweat Urine and othel
fluids and juices Of the system. e rigOr Of
pairs the wastes Of the body with material
TQftd SyThffs CDElslfypsiOn, Gk1ndtl0r disedSe N
Gers IN he uTonf and mouth, Tfnos, Nodes te GIRds
and ether parts Of e system Sore Eyes, SlnOTOlts
charges from TIE Ers, dndfhe tooTsf forms Of Skin
e1Ses ErlusfOns Ferer Sores, SHh Hend Ring Worm
SAT- Raelu ETystpeHs, Acne Back Spots, HORNS In s
Flesh, IfDiO Ctrrs IN the Womb, and all tcc1kefflo
aud pn fi discharges Night Stnours loss Qf Sperm
al to1scs Of us lfe principle trfhfn ue clTuffrt
raHgs Of ri. tooHdr Of Modern Ce1itstyy; and Jee
ddys use tcfA proueto any person using uJor et o.
lese forms QT dfsense rs 0en fOlnT % cure neDl
II the patient daily becoming reduced by the wastes and
arestng these wastes and repairs the same with new ms
terial made from gooealthy blood-and this the SAl
SAPARILLIAN will and does secure-a Is certain
for, when once this remedy commences its work Of puTn
cation and succeeds in diminishing the loss of wastes. IT,
repairs viii be rapid and every day the patient will f him
self growing better and stronger the food detng better
appetite Improving, and flesh and weight increasing.
Not only docs the SAEsAPAEIILIAS RrsoLvEST excel
al known remedial agents in the Of Chronie, Scro-
lous Constitutional and S1n diseases; but it Is the only
1 iffxar
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
Proper attention is given 10 the
Relation Of Railroads to the Community and
Railroad Legislation,
And also to the

Relations of Companies to their Employees, and 1ses
SeUerdl Rights and Duties.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
kidney and Bladder Complaints,

Urinary and Womb DISEASES, Grayel, DahettS DropSy,
soppae OF Nater, lnconiinence OF Urine, Bhfs Dise
Abuninuria and In all where there brickust
deposits. the water Is thick cloudy. mixed with sub
stances like the white Of err, threads Ike white silk.
or there morbid dark, bilious appearance, and white
bone-us deposits and when there j. n pricing burning
sensation when passing water, and pain the Small Of the
Back and alon- the DOins.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
FEVER AND AGILE,

FENEk AND AGUE cured for ity cents- There is not
remedial agent in this world hat willie Fever and Aue
and all other Malariou bilious, Scarlet, Typhoid, Yellow
and other Feyers laidet ~ IADWAY' PILLS. quick
as RADWAlfS READY RELIEF. FIfty bottle.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13

sV Best Tuck Measure and Marker now made Fv,
woman wants Ela.A has Se.Cir,.. Iacl.i
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13

EaX1lIElZkka;iisd;1lS
Is Superior to the common Nails in all respects is
Cheaper, makes Stronger and MORE DURABLE
WORK, and is EQUAL to Screw for most purposes.
sod by Hardware Dealers
wNsLow BARB NAIL CO..
Cleveland, Ohio.
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
Illustrated by Fine Engrayings

In It's columns Engineers, Master Mechanics and Mann
facturers find these Illustrated descriptions Of the creates
value
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
sNASBY.
IFrom the Toledo Blade ]

THE NEW DEPARTURE AGAIN-MR. MASSEY
TRIES ONCE MORE TO GET HIS PEOPLE
INTO LINE, AND is JUST AT THE POINT
OF SUCCESS, WHEN JOE BIGLER-
Wyandot County Republican. [volume] (Upper Sandusky, Ohio) 1869-1903, 1871-07-13
1fa and 112 Madison Street. Chicago.

GENTS wANTED-Tos sell The Two Ang
N s1he Battle and s-Sir Copp-" These star
works have no competition, and agents making m
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06
By JOHN 3. B0WEHSs.
AuctIoneer.

To- w. t~Hrr %
BRADFORD VS.. COOK EF M.
Id BY virtue Of an order Of Hon. B. EsGfAhann,
In this case, rendered March Is, fS7L tie Execu-
toiB0f Joor:A. Cook have bean dressed % resell
tt the risk auds4expeuse of former pnrohaaen9.
Win be sold OF THURSDAY, 18th instant,y In font
OF the Old Posto11ce, corner Of Broad HndREsst
The following pieces ofRELL ESTATE:
All that LOT UF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, situated at the corner b. Waslingt0n
and Calhoun streets. Lot measures tn51rdnE on
Calhoun street ~ feet, back or soo,h line 20 feet
by 64.feet debp on east Line and d. feet on Wash
TWO and half story House. ?with4 a good seofe
and back room down Bsaifsya twosBQusre r0d1t1
and two atttcs above, and g. large KitchensgA
good stand. for business, being neas, Gadsoen,s
Wharf. ssss 10
The VACANT LOT corner Of King and Huger
streets. a2k feet front, bacn. line ~ feet, hytA
feet deep on che south line on Huger Street, ana
Lie feet on north Line, more or leas. !. ;
The VACANT LOT. next North of.the above, ON
King street, measur ng IN front 50 feet 8 inches,
back li,e 81 feeti sjuIh itnB ll6 feer, and north
line los feet, befhe sam more or Less. 81
The VACANT LOT, next north OF the aboyeS,on
Kina street, measuring IN trent. SO. feet 3 IncheA
back line IS feet, by los feet .ieep on s0ush line,
and 100 feet deep on North line, bs the same more
or less. 49,.
two years, secured by bond and mortgage, with
paid semi annually. The Buildings 70 oe keptin-'
Cured and the policy assigned. Purchasers 10
paY:J. 9. ;. for papers and m
apr6-thstu4 =
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Hotel Arrivals-APru g..
CHARLESTON HOTEL.

CHARLESTON HOTEL.
8, B. Henry, ". C. Humphreys, South Caro-
.llna;.James R.. Tttcolhb, Massachusetts; W. O.
Williams, New York; Miss Albright, Columbia; L
3 Oopmins, Jr., Boston; William 0Jerson, New
York; O. 8. Darby. Fort Nette; Eugene Eyins,
Philadelphia; J. W. Matthew'S J. A. Baum, South
Carolina; W. Q. Wttherbee, L. D. Kurnsn aud
wife. John Lagan, John Low, Miss Furuiss, Miss
Low, Thomas O. Hlggin, o h Whitaker, New
York; q. e. Richards, Philadelphia; W. e Hall,
DR.. L. W. Blake, Jr., J. W. N. Abel and wife, New
York; J. A Bremen, Western Union Telegraph
Company; e. B. Marshall Philadelphia; W. A.
WhittocS, New Jersey; Mr.. and Mrs. Broadman,
Mrs. Talbot, Miss O. B. Lyman, Maine; G. A.
Sieoke, Colonel W. W. Wnnnamsker, n B. Knowl-
ton, South Carolina.
MILLS HOUSE.
Charles Green and wife, Augusta; James VIII
son, W. HAlden, Jr., and wife, New York; Mrs.
~, q. Thorn tinsoR, B. g. Psuldlng, New Haven;
r. r. Raymond, wife and child, Boston; 3. Holly
aud wife, Oonnecticut;. MIS-. A. Y. Reed, Lieuten-
ant Carr. q 8. Az D.a( Pennington, wife aud
child, Portland; IN. Thomas nmtth and servant,
Mrs. LawrencesKeftt and: dsnghters, suuth' Caro-.
llua; Colonel Garniss;; New YORK; w. L. Frost, J.
B. Horton, Miss;L-A Kimpail,> Miss II e. White.
head, Boston; Robert Penniaand lady, N. Kneed.
Ter. Master R Kneedler, New York; 3. W. Conner,
wife and two Children, Boston; U. Olnsmore, J. P.
blvens, r. h.. Judgeon, A. b. Hammond, New
York; S. Dudley Ross, PHILADELPHIA.
PAVILION HOTEL.
g.. q. Culver and. Lady, Miss NJ. Culver, Mrs. E.
J Perkins. Georgia; >. 3. Vance, W. n. Richardson,
J.. o.. @. EIeuiug, r. r B,skely, J. L. West. s. >.
| Knight, South Carolina; j.. H. Hause Southern
Express company; J. h. McGraw, New York; N.
=. Huscn, W. J Lee. K,ngsLree, s. O.; D.: Odom,
Bonnesu's, =. C.; Mrs.. J, Dlckerson, s. c.; John
Henaessey, New York.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

A%BsrRAor1Na a .BnLs.-John Doughty
and Charles o'Donnel were arrested yesterday
afternoon and brought before Trial Justice Ma
grath> On the charge Of larceny. Tho two had
fallen In. about half past 10 O'Clock, with q sailor
named James Bennett, on East Bay, WIN, ncau.
tiously displayed a large roll Of greenbasks,, which
he had in bis pockets The party went, 30 Church
and Queen streets, and after numerous drinks,
Bennett. found himself minus s15o. Upon hls
afHdavit a warrant WAS issued by 'thet trial justice
against the two men, in executing which the con.
stable met with, considerable resistance from
o,Donnel, who attempsedto-u his knife. After
a partial examination, twas found that another
party was implicated, and q warrant being Issued
for his, arrest. the further examination was post.
poned until ito. dsy. Later in the afternoon George
weliers, the third party, wss arrested, ana held
for examination with the other TWO 4
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

THE CHARLESTON PKEaBf1ERr--The meet
ing Of the Charleston Presuytery sook place last
evening at the Second Presbyterian Church.
After an eloquent. sermol BY the last moderator.
Rev: ]. A. D. Brown, the presbytery Was called to
order. Present-Dr. Tbos. Smythe, Dr.. ]. I. .Girar.
deau, Reys. @. s. yedder, ". q. Adams, Geo. 8.
Porter, J. o. a. Brown and P. Gowan; and elders
B.. O. Gilchrlst, J. L: Stevens, VIM. B. seabrook, a.
s. King, W. d. wyman, Martin Glover and Johh
Crawford. ~.
The Rev. J. L. Girar;;saau,r 7. D., was chosen
moderator, and the presbytery adjourned to this
morning at hair- past "a. n. All meetings are
open to the public.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

TaE LATE Mr.. JOHN SrRoHscKsR-The
funeral Of this highly esteernedyoaag citisen took
place yesterday afternoon at the English Lutheran
Church, corner OXFORD and Arehdale Streets A
large number OF the friends and relatives. OF the
deceased were present, besides numerous mem
bers OF the Etna Fire Company, the German
Friendly society.end Strict Observance lodge,
who attended to pay their last respects to their
departed comraue and brother. Tho services
were conducted by the Rev. Mr.. aadsden, otter
which the body was Inferred In the fcnty bury,
ing ground adjoining the church.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

THE VIGnANr's New SrEAhER.-The report
q the committee appointed to supertntend the
trial Of thu new engine Tor the vIgtlant Fire Com
psny, which was published In our last issue, was
Laid betorethe company at q meeting on the eve
ming OF the trial. and the engine was unanimous
Haccepsed. She was worked yesterday at the
engiue,nouse by the engineer Of the company,
and continues 70 give general satisfaction. The
engine Is Of q most convenient size, and by It's
weight admirably adapted to travel over the
heavy streets which, our gallant nremen often
have to traverse, when running their machines to
q 6ro -
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

TIE UNITED STATES DrsrRIor COURT was
opened at 10 O'Clock, yesterday morning, the
Hon. George s. Brysaspsssldins.
The petition OF A. Bowman. os-Chartss-
Ton, for voluntary fdasssaptsI 5wssysad. and re-
terrea Z spe iormsassds oaspense for ad-
!iudicas1psi
AmotSaaptw@ ds9Hfee1 esssusnable on o.. 18th
Of Apr 6sinsS ali g1fstss odhssspsdm @ case,
to ah0Nssessvay tNsisssoHst alsuuls5vsared
tobaccSSSSe WsyonSassamuisa~ sstzsfsm the
posSesssaA be~sHGH @ahlA sr Eer.hoross. O.,
should n0saas sdtdspssa sna,solA.Es@~H
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

MELcHERs & MULLER take pleasure in AN.
neuncing to their customers that they are now
opealng. as No. 27 King street, Q fuu assortment
Of Seasonable Dress Goods, Lsees, Parss9ls, &C.,
which they will dispose Of at extremely low prices.
apr3.6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

A HANDSOME TEsTMoMAL.-At the last
meeting OF the Hibernisn Soci ty q resolution
was unanimously adopted that a portrait Of the
retiring president, Jno. +. O'Netn, Esq, be paint
ed and placed by the side OF the fathers OF the
sosiety. OF which he has been FOR Q long number
of years q zeslous and distinguished meuoer.
Mr.. oaNelh wsspresident,0ft he sooiety for three
years, and only :GonseRt6d7to serve during the
last year Of his presidency ausIe earnest soncita.
ton of q large numhef or the nsmbefS. His ad.
ministraion was marker hE. she highest degree
OF prosperity in the society. and the oourtesy and
Justice always exh oiled by him vel, Deserved the
catering testimonial winch he ia-about to re-
ceiye. ,..r
Thefolowing are the resolutions referred to:
/, Phe thanks or the society are rendered to Ont
ex-pf esldeat, Iohn.F. pSeill, Esq, for the able and
faithful manner ia which b. has discharged the
d Dies OF his Office, and 'onmeHIed himself TO our
kndsst regards bV hts detUtio TO the best Int.
re.ts OF he society, and ny his genial department.
to It's members. It was, with deep regret that this
society could no lopg-r preYan upon hun to con
To mark our sense OF his services aud his merit,
be 1t
Rssosted, That the thanks d Cue society are ten
derpd to our esteemed ex-president, john z.
ONeill, ESQ., for the able. Inn 0artisl and dlgufded
manner In which he has presided over the society.
and guarded its interests.
Resolved, That q portrait OF our ex presidents be
obtained and placedtn the hall; that q
OF three beappotnted FOR tins purpose, aud that
the secretary be instructed to forward q copy OF
these resolutions TO ou' ex-preslient.
The following gentlemen we're appointed by the
chair to constitute the committee: Messrs. D. B.
Gilhland, 7. A. Beamish aud J. q. .Mnrren.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

MORE CHEAP DRESS GooDs Just opened a
Stou. Webb d %. Japanese at 20 cents. High
colors at 25 cents. spr4-tuthsS
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

Town EIEoT1oN.-The following is the result
Of the election for intendant and .wardens for
winpsbo,o,. held on Monday: Intendanr, W. n.
Dwight; Wsrdens-F. aerlg, W. b.. Williams,
Pierre Bseot, 8. B. Clowney.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

To CLOSE out our stock of Tenpina, Tool
Chests and Building Blocks, we have reduced the
prices to very low figures.
No. 1911 KING sr., n HAsBL st. BAZAAR.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

GONG FOR DAMAGEs.-Aaron Alpeoria Brad
key has sued the South Carolina Railroad for dam
ages doae to his horse and buggy, ON the route
from Augusta to this city. The case n MP
to-day before Trial Justice Nagrath, and. the
plaintiff conducts his OWE case. The damages
are Laid at 800.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

PARcHEEsrl PARoHEEa!-A Royal Game
OF india.
HlssL ST. BizAAR, AND No. 1s1 KNa 81.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

No COURT o COOP FRIDAY.--His Honor
Judge Graham gave notice yesterday, in court,
tast In accordance with the request OF the bar,
which agreed with his feelings on the subject,
there would be no. cases tried on Friday In his
court, but that those appointed fer that day would
be tried on the day following.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

OLD CAROLINA BrrrERs are not offered as a
cure for all the diseases nesh Is heir to.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

The DOLLAR sFoRE.-Whos says money ID
scarces Judging from appearances yesterday,
there are more dollars In our city than We had
any idea Of. Not for many days have We seen
King street 30 crowded, all eager to get In the
dollar store, where reserved seats commanded d
premium. The store Will remain open this week,
and every article viii be closed out at seventy
i've cents. At O'Clock the store opens this morn.
ing, and to avoid squeezing, be on hand early.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

Coon. NEWS FOR THE LADrEs.-Mr5. Watts
Is again in the field with another admirable as.
ortm of everything that can tickle a. lsds's
fancy, from q 'loye OF a bonnet" to a lace collar.
The most elegant shsxls, bridal and other wells,
muslIis, organizes are to be opened this day in q
procession that will, doubtless, send q thrill Of de-.
light Tito every palpttating female heart, andhe
corresponding amount Of dismsy among the
husbands who foot the bills. Go to No. 24 King
street today, By all rfeans.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

CRgHBs.-Mr. Evan Lewis, Of Marion Coun-
~, died, ON the 10th ultimo.
Ameetng OF the citizens Of Marion 'to consult
on the great subject Of taxation, J" viii be held on
the first Monday in Nay.
3pbert Miles, who was shot by Godbold In Asri-
on, Is dead and buried.
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r. 1areminm Eano Cali. -
$95,o0o!
CHANCETo SEE WHATS 50 WILL DO.

IS Win secure Q Share Up the Aiken Premium So
SIS Land ale....... invest IS
s. VIII secureR share as above and y ane IS
s. Work OF Art: 70 adorn your homes ....... 4t
ST. VIII secure g share aud che Steel Engrav. IS
SIS ing, "M4rrlage OF Pdcahontss, ~. worth 3s
S. wall secure 8 shareapd the steel Engrsy. %
s6 ing, Landing OF worth 8
S. f;aWtl secure q share anu tile Steel Engray- p
SIS viii secure q shars and the beantiful S.
IS Chrome, sAmer1can Autumu, "...s y IS
S. WILL secure 10 SOM shareholder the Del. .
SIS by. Mansl0n and % acres OF Vineyard and $6
IS 0rchard, valued at $z5.ouo. ..;::.:i.. 3
S. vile Farm, mI60 acre5:..........-......$ -
IS valued at $4,000. invest q
S. viii secure so some shareholder "GIn- -
S. house Farm" 165 acres...-..-......... s.
S. valued az $4,000 ~
SIS Will secure TO some snsrepoider who tn. S.
Is vests. a Peach Orchard. 9alned at $500 S.
S6 viii secure to SOME shareholder q Vine. -
SIS yard and Peach orchard %
s. valued!at $4,000. %
Is VIII secure TO some shareholder q fne .16
s. Villa size, with Cottage. Garden, 60, 80
So valued at $3.50 invest IS
SIS Wlllsecure TO 90 other shareholders vat Is
IS liable properties, ranging IN value from p
IS $500 70 $500 IS
IS These Reai Estate SIS
SIS valued ~ $96, o0o, are located in the bead Is
SIS LIS uneqaaIled climate anu h~ea;tn-gtvmg 6
S. Surroundings, has made 1t the q
IS 80 ."sAhATOGA OF THE SUV"H.n -
s. The Shares will be disiruDuleu april 2las, g
rs when each shareholder will seeS 81
S. "WHAF FIVE DOLLARS WILL DOL 80
.1sThers Is q tlde in the aifatfs il men. which,
: Taken at the nOod, Leafs Oh 70 .oriune.T
The must liberal terms 70 ClLns.
For description or the va.u4ole Real BteAte
Pri7es, notices or hepresa, Danes OF
70 make the Drawing, home endorsemsntssand
general character oil tne enterprise ant manage
mept, seudfor pamphlet. Renittauces for snares
should be made with Pdstorlce Money! Oroef,9r
currency In reg1,tefed letter. or oy Exprea6 AZ.
dreas ]. q. DERBY, general Manager,
-. Augusta Ga,
once corner Of jackson and Reynoid+ stteeo..
NJ. Residents of Oh srlesf, N = ri Vicinity SSn
secure shares BY APPLYING e. J. :NhIL eaMH1'
WjLBUs & suns, No. 81 Broad stlerL. and iG.
Inns RuIMILLAT'S, No.. COL lug Street, wtero
sueoimens OF the Works Of Art. ~h'cl etea ,eaier
holder receives. can W ~-t'h " y.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

TIE UNITED STATES CouRr.-The Circuit
Court was opened alto O'Clock yesterday morn
ing, Hon. Hugh L. Bond, circuit Judge, and the
Hon. Geo. s. Bryan, district Judge, presiding.
Theturies having been called; all answered to
sb&ir names.
hecsse OF the United States vs. Alfred vii.
Hams, L. S. langley and Richard q. Gleavss.
commissioners or election OF Beaufort County,
changing names onthe ballots'an changing the
ballots III the boxes, was taken up.
Amotion ON The part of the defence TO con tinue
the ssse was argued AMI ldst.
After six jurors had been pssemptorily ohal-
lenged by the counsel for the defence, andiive on
the part ofthe United States and four bad been d.
rected to stand aside for having formed. and ex-
pressed opinions concerning the case, che follow
ing jury We esworn and charged with Ihe case:
L. O.. Gordon, foreman, Charleston; wm. War
ing, colored, Newberry; Edward Lee, charleston;
jas. Murrel. oOfured. Georgetown; RA. Thomp.
son, .cof,fed, Marion; Alonso Jseason. colored,
Charleston: Sam1 Keith, coEored, Darlington; Pc
Ter McCulun, Clay Hill, York; Vim. Graham,
Charleston; r. D. 0orcoran, Charleston; " .. Au-
Aersoa. oolored, Camden, ana, James Horloeck,
Charleston.
the examination OF Witnesses for the prosecu.
tton then commanded. and. continued mp ~ 8
O'Clock. when the court adjourned until 81. N.
During the recess the jury, under the charge Of
two hAiins. we're allowed 70 goto; an hotel and
refresh themselves
The ceatt again met alto O'Clock, snd the exam
nation Of; the Witnesses for ne prosecution, in
the Beaufort commissioners case ~wsalconunued
tothe hour Of a~dio1rnmeat.
Adjourned until 10 O'Clock this morning.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06
By W. Y. EEITCH& b. 8. BRDN6
AuoSi0neers. 1sss
lots AND RESIDENCES TIE

TOTS AND RESIDENCES IN THE
.Ii western partsofsthe eoit55ss adjacentso CITY
THIS DAY, the eth Instant OF the ola pot
ol1ce,f at II .Otclocf, VIII be offered at sucttonss
That :commod4sus RESIDENCE known aS no.
SO, RadclI6e. opposite Smith street measuring ID
feet trout, 81 feet rear, By. l3t feet 1h.deptdson
the west line, and Jas feet on ssthe;e east Linz. Thn.
Residence contains -four. square ann twosatttt
rooms, pantry and dressing room. On. the ptef1s
ises are @ kitchen Of four roonnAs cistern aed al
Terms.onethird cash; balance, secured by
bond and mortgage; with interest, payAbla ID ona
and two years, with assessment7 of insurance,
paying us Tor papers and st8mps.
One VACANT LOT in Morris street, Ho.s Z, s5bya
81 feet. -.
one VACANT cot In Norris street, No. 81, sspy
One VACANT LOT in Norris street no. 81, . By
70 feet. sa FssIi
That two story. .woobES HOUSE,, containing
four rooms aud q Unnecessary 0utbundingst known,
as No. 81 Morris street. Lot measures y tyS
feet. 80: -
The two story RESIDENCE. Known ss no 90.
Norris street. Residence o6ntatnsI four .sQdkrp,
rooms, With dressing room n pantry dopo40,
pia22as, ctstern. and all accessory ogsbnlldinHRon
the premises. Lot messures2I BY -.
t ssa sp ausnas a aa9 s"in3 ss1ss. Aaa
Teruns-one;hslf cash; balance In one year.
With bond and mo, gage asdfnterest; 11ffdinae
to, be. incurred anu policy asaagn4A. Rurchlt.
Ders 70 pay, usf for papers and sssrnpe. sGs
apr6-mtuth8 80
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-04-06

The present time has one advantage over
every other-is Is our own, therefore it is well for
all that are suffering totest the virtue Of the Old
Carolina Bitters.