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: CLUBS AND SrARs.-David Heron, lodged for
living drunk oa Boycs's wharf, was fined one
dollar, which he paid.
The occupant OF the premises No. ls Marsh
street, reported for having the chimney OF his
house on fire at o'clock, on Wednesday after
noon, was fined one dollar.
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FuRcHGorT, BENEDICT & Co.. No. 244 King
street, Charleston, have become the sole
agents ofthe celebrated Diamond Shirts, known
as the best Shirt made. Try their 81 so Shirt
Equal to the best So 80 Shirt sold elsewhere.
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Anrtion 8ales--fntnre Daps.
BY W. Y. LEITCHs& X. 8. BRUINS,
AuctiOneerS.
AucttOneerS.

AuctlOneerfs
ID EFE r E E,S SALE.
III TROMASA A. JOHNSON vs. r. B. ELLIOTT
By virtue of q judgment for sale In this case,
made by the Hon. R.F. Graham, Judge Of the First
Circuit, will offer for saie by Public Auction, on
FRIDAY, the twenty. ninth day OF December, A.
ID. 1871 at IL o'clock in the forenoon, az the Old
Pos:ofce, at the foot OF Broad street, In Charles
All that TRACT. PIECE oaPARoEL OF LAND,
with all the Dwellings and outbuildings thereon,
situate, lying and betng in that part OF tho
County Of Charleston. lately known as the Parish
or st. Andrews, In che said state on the north.
side OF the Dorchester Road, near the junction
with the State Ruad, and containing thirty and
one.balf acres, more or less; buttDg and bound
ing east on Lands now or late Of John Ht srt, J:
nor heast on line running parallel to and one
hundred feet from ths South Carolina Railroad,
west on ands now or late T. B. own and
Johnson, and south by the Dorchester Road afore-
said; the said Tract beibg more particularly de-
scribed In plat thereof made by Joha A. Niche,
surveyor, and dated the first dsy OF March, A. d.
1856.
on the following terms, that is 10 say, one.
half cash; the balance payable In one year. sc.
cured by bond or the purchaser and mortgage Of.
the property sold; the bond bearing interest at
seven per cent. per annum from the day OF sale:
Purchaser TO pay Referee for papers and stamps.
JAMES SIMONS, n
dec7 thm6f1 Special Referee.
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CITY AFFAIR S.
Meetings This Day.

Pythagoreaa Lodge, at7P ",
Charleston Lad Company, at P. NJ.
Free and Accepted A. 7. NJ, at z. ID.
Young Am. RIGA Fine Company, at ?. NJ.
.Sive Oak Social Club, at P. NJ.
irish Rifle Club, at P. NJ.
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FRENCH CONSULTATIONS G. de Sloourg,
consul of France at this port, has returned 10
this city, and will be found at his office Broad
street.
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1Dianps, Organs, &r.
Urnus, Ghemnals, &r.

VTNR OF APOCYNUM, OR DOGS
w BANE.
Hehly recommendedin diseases ofthe Stomach,
Heart and Liver, and useful as Tonic In Nervous
Debility.
Testimonials given.
For b2,e by by the agent,
roy2Imwf2mo 2l9 King st., Charleston, 8. G.
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Hotel IA NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


Chas. Wright, Mss Wright, VIM. Lawson,
New York; A. J. Coe, Boston; j. B. Albers,
Baltimore; W. H. Elliott, Georgia; Jas. john
son, Atlanta; Chss. Hallock and wife, A. c.
Jones and wife, New York; Ross samuels.
Philadelphia; E. s. Lindsay, New Orleans; JEo
T. Darby, Columbia; T. "a. Hendrix; Le1ing-
ton;J. E. Craig, John Carroll, Blackstock;
Drs. Nell and Pressly, Abbeville; Mrs.J. D.
Teal and two children, E. E. Traver and fami-
ly, New York; E. N. Hggs, Richmond; A. E.
Kellam, New York City; ]. T. Holden, Florida;
Mrs. N. o'Byrne, Miss o'Byrne, Miss Rlordan,
Miss sutclife, Savannah; Mrs. VIC. N. Davis,
Florida; ]. O. Burton, North Carolina; A. W.
Sexton, Jr., New Orleans; j. a. Stretton,
Georgia; W. P. Jowan, Atlanta; 3. G. Gray,
Cheraw; q. Geatman, 8. o. Carey. Baltimore;
Jas. c. Spann and lady, Statesburg; VIM. II.
Gildersleeve, South Carolina; P. W. Farrell,
Blackville; B. S. Love, Florida.
PAVILION HOTEL
Mrs. Thos. X. Travers, Baltimore; G. N. But
Ter, Manning, S. c.; ]. R. Lambson, Williams
burg, 8. c.; W. J. McKerall, Marion, 8. c.: W.
H. Silver, Beaufort, s. c.; @. W. Riley and
sons, G. o. Riley, ]. W. Wilson, Barnwel!, 8.
GU. A. Harvey, Plnopolis, s. c.; H. N. Plow-
den, D. ". DuRant, E. N. Plowden, E. R. Plow-
den, E. E. Fleming, Clarendon, S. c.; P. ].
Punson, St. Stephens; D. D. Chandler, Kings
tree.
MILLS HOUSE.
Geo. E. Cooper, Baltimore; S. W. Wbitwell,
St. Helena; q. L. P. Mccormick, Mount Pleas
ant; DR.. ]. B. Gibson, U. S. A.; ]. A. Blung,
NJ,ehu,1Ia Topp
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THE BEST PLACE to get fine Dress Suit
made is at Menke L. Muller's, No. S25 King
s,raot dec7-ths2
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CHELLEY's PARIS KID GLoyEs-every pair
warranted. These Gloves will be taken back
even after wear, for any imperfectlons, such as
caring or ripping.
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By H. H. DeLEON.

BY H. H. DeLEON. gq
DOSITIvE SALE VALUABLE SEA Is
land Plantations on Edisto Island, belong.
ing to Estate Ephraim NJ. Baynard.
VIII be sold AZ Public Auction, In the City OF
Charleston. on Thursday, december 14th, 1871, at
the Old Customhouse, corner Broad street and
'''''' The following PLANTATIONS:
Seaside, containing 4sS $500 acres, more or
Wilson'S, containing l4s 1870 acres, more or
Pslmenters, containing 255 1900 acres, more
" shsrgood, con,aiuing 2ss ss 100 acres, moro or
snen House, containing 1856 2o1Oo acres, more
Red House, containing 1874 6l-1Oo acres, more or
less.
seabrook's, containing l7s s4.loo acres, more
Rabbit Point, containing 4os $500 acres, more
" Laroche's containing 22s 52-loo acres, more or
Little Edls.o Place, containing 200 s71Oo acres,
more OF less.
ST. BARTHOLOMEW'S PARISH RICE PLAETA
TION, opposite Wilton, 200 acres, more or less. =.
CondltionB-0ne fourth cash; balance BY bond
and mortgage, payable In one, two and three
Purchasers to pay for papers and stamps.
THOMAS b. WILLINaHAM.
noy1.wsll&d7 Trustee.
GALE OF STOCK, CORN, FODDER, &C.,
~ will sell on WEDNESDAY, the Goth December,
81 the Plantation on which reside, three miles
from Mars Blum Depot, on the Wilmington and
HORSES, Mules, COWS, Hogs, Corn. Fodder.
Farming Utensils, Cotton Seed, &c. The Cattle
are the inest In this section OF the State. Terms
cash. The Plantation will be rented at the same
time. 1t contains some 500 or 600 acres OF 1ne
Cotton and Corn Land.
JS0. N. MCCALL. Agent,
Secl-l7D&C Mars Bluh.
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MESKE & MULLER, No. 325 King street, are
selling Clothing Of their own manufacture
and guarantee good fit. dec1-tnsz
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at sa, "a
IS, Sc so and ss so per thousand, according
to size, at The NEWS Job Office.
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ss- Now Is the time to think about adver-
tlsng holiday goods, and reflection snouio oe
followed BY judicious action.
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FrRG.-The alarm Of fire, about fifteen min
utes after nine o'clock, yesterday morning,
was caused by the igaiton of the roof OF q
house in Church street, two doors above St.
Philips Church. The bells we're rung for a
short time and the engine, brought out, but,
before they could play OF, the flames were ex-
tinguished by bucketsful of water. A fire oc-
Cured in the same house few days since, but
thI cause then, as now, was al accident. The
damage In the present instance was but trifing.
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AN ELEGANT assortment OF Chlldren's Hats
at Plenge's, No. 2ol King street.
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AHANDsoME assortment Of Furs at No. 2Ol
King street.
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Paris, 20 Rue de Ia PaiX.
,-.o., London, So Regent street.
'EPoTs New York, 929 Broadway.
Boston, Temple Place.
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Gcnfertioneries, &e.

NontGfIlonerles, %E.
THE HoLIDAYs.
J.C. H. CLAUSSEN'S
CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS CHRISTMAS SUP
PLIES HAVE ARRIVED,
consisting in part OF the following indispensable
HOLIDAY GOODS:
CONFECTIONERY.
Sugar Piums, Sugar Almonds,
Mixed Candles, Rock Candy,
Gum Drops, Cinnamon Strings,
Cream Bon Bons, Caraway Seed,
Cream Chocolate Drops, Sugar Almonds,
Cream Almonds, Burnt Almonds,
Cream Strawberries, Corianders,
Conversation Lozenges, Fig Paste,
Licorce Drops, Marshmallow Drops,
Cordial Drops, Jordan Almonds,
Fancy Specaltles, Cream Dates,
Assorted Loze1ges, Cream Figs, &C., &c.
Christmas Sugar Toys.
Surprise AMI Cash Boxes OF all kinds TO retail at
cents to 81 per package, and guaranteed TO con
tain Cash or Prizes.
Assorted Candy, Stick Candy and Fancy Kisses
BISCUITS, CRACKERS, CAKES, &c.
Soda Biscuits, Sugar Crackers,
Boston Biscuits, Fancy Crackers,
Cream Biscuits, Lemon Crackers,
Egg Biscuits, Ginger Crackers,
Wine Biscuits, Novelty Crackers,
Fancy Sugar Biecuits, Oyster Crackers,
Lemon Biscuits, Picnic Crackers,
Assorted Biscuits, Reform Crackers,
Milk Biscuits, Union Crackers,
Jumbles, Mixed Cakes,
Tea Cakes, Christmas Cakes,
Sugar and Molasses Gungers and Sheet Cakes.
Merchants from the country will save money,
time and disappointment by calling soon or send
ing their orders, which will meet prompt and
careful attention, 10
J. G. H. CLAUSSEN,
No. 10 Market street.
CHRISTMAS TREES SUPPLIED GRATIS AS
usuAI. dec2 NTH
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CRUMBs.-A bulldog pup and orlnoled cur
had o fight yesterday in Queen street. Blood
will tell, and the bulldog whipped.
Charleston, yesterday, was what Byron calls
"coldly sweet"
The fashionable complaint is ''code in the
nodze."
The ladies like TIE NEWS because it makes
the most hustle.
All the merchants and shopkeepers who ex-
pect to do large business at Christmas-tide
are making ready their advertisements for
The NEWS.
There are, in Charleston, fifteen ladies, seven
men and small boy, each OF whom holds ''the
winning ticket" in the Butler, Chadwick, Gary
4 Co.'s drawing, which is now drawing nigh.
Aliberal reward will be paid for the recove-
n BIZ black Newfoundland dog, supposed to
be strayed or stolen from residence in Smith
street, near Queen.
weak.minded inebriate wants to know the
difference between his daily dram and the
Charleston Charitable Association. Give II
up? Che Is a lottery and the other is
lot o'-rye. Per-leese!
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FCRCHGoTT, BENEDICT CO., soIe hgenVS
for Charleston. noV5-onos
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Anrtipn 6aIes--&his Map.
By JOHN G.. MINOR l. co.

DLACK CLOTH CLOAKS, NUBIAS,
ID Head Handkerchefs, Dry Gocds Ribbons
THIS DAY, 7th instant, at half past 10 O'Clock,
we will sell at our store, No. 1856 Meeting street,
LADIES' Back Cloth CLOAKS. Nubias, Head
Hose, Madras and Verona Head Hindkerchiefs,
Lawn Pocket Handkerchiefs, Balmoral Skirts,
Trimming Ribbons, Fancy Priuts, Delaines,
Beached and Brown Shifting, Pant StulTj, Blue
Plaids, CUlsred Cambrics, Suspenders, Leather
Belts, Spool Cotton, Flax Thread. Ladies' Gloves,
Pocketbooks, Ladies' Fancy Books, &c.
Conditions cash. dec7
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The LADIES' FUEL socIETY.-A reorgani-
cation of this society for active operations
during the coming winter took place yester-
day-at the Mutual Aid Depository, in Chalmers
street. The officers for the various wards.
were elected, and the destitute will be glad to
learn that the society will begin its dis tribu-
tiou offuel ut once. The cold weather has got
the start of the ladies, (God bless them, } but
will only serve to make their charity doubly,
acceptable to the needy. -
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For AN elegant and stylish Hat, at popular
prices, 60 10 Plenge's, No. 2ol King street.
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TIE OAKLEY MURpER.-TheC Court Of Gene
raj Sessions was busy all day yesterday with
the trial of Samuel White and three other pris-
oners charged with this diabolical murder
The evidence for the Prosecution was con-
tInued, and the following witnesses were ex.
amined: William Robinson. Cupid Wright,
Thomas Fosberry, Emma E. Fidea, (widow Of
the murdered man, F. W. Hayward, Toney
and Margaret Ravenel, Thomas Choate, John
Reynolds, Eli and Edward jackson. The ex-
animation progresses but slowly, and the case
will probably occupy the court for two days
more.
During the morning Washington hstthewes,
charged with murder, was discharged from
custody, the jury having found no bill against
him. Jesse Chsolm, charged with murder
aloi3 with Matthewes, is still at large.
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Grp Goods, 81.
TURCHGoTT, BENEDICT & CO.,
No. e4a KING STREET,

dining the coming week will be prepared to oller
an elegant assortment OF goocs
in their several depart.
ments, without regard TO
cost, and, while each article
ir stock IL guaranteed
to be OF the nnest quality
ever tnered, the price
assigned will be wlthout
precedentln our customary - L.. - - -
moderate dealings, and we
desire that our patrons may
emphatlcally understand
that we will offer advantages
which are unusually orthy
attention, and urgently
advise personal exami.
nation. We shall offer
extra oargainsi IN aD
our Departments
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TIE COMET FAIR.-The fair OF the Comet
Fire Engine Company vas opened Monday
evening at the Military Hall, and is nightly at
tracing crowds. The hall is handsomely ar
ranged with evergreens and flags, and the va
rious tables around the edge OF the spacious
apartment make tempting display. During
the evening the assembled company are re-
raled with the inspiring airs of MitchelPs
String Band, and Terpslchorean effusions are
with difficulty restrained among the young
people. The fair is conducted In an orderly
and quiet macner. which well merits the
patronage of the public, and reflects credit
upon the Comet Fire Engine Company.
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FREUNDscHAETBuSD.-A the anniversary
meeting of the Freunlschaftsound the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year:
Jacob Small, president; Alexander Melchers.
vice-presidens; q. q. Muller, treasurer; ]. N.
Petersen, secretary; j. D. Lssemann, W..
Knobeloch and G. Roster, vern alter; ]. Kruse,
librarian.
The constitution was altered so that mem.
bers should be admitted to the entertainments
free of charge, and the admission fee was
raised from ten to twelve dollars.
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ByJ. FRASER MATHEWES.

By j. FRASER MATHEWES.
WILL BE SOLD AT THE EAST END
w OF Broad street, THIS MORNING, the 7lh
OF December,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the Buildings
thereon, on the west side Of Church street, next
below st. Michaes alley, known as No. 73, meas
uring 1S feet 'front.' by 40 feet Deep more or less
Terms cash. Purchaser to pay J. F. u. for pa.
pers and stamps. dec7
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STOPPING THE HoLEs.-A few days ago q
suspicious looking cavity appeared in the
middle of Broad street, short distance east
of King, which, besides being dangerous
trap for animals, threatened to increase in
size. The place was at once marked, and In
spector Lucas with number of hands began
to recaunoitre the premises. The cavity,
though small on the surface, proved more ex-
tensi7e than at first expected; but hework-
usn went to work with vim, and yesterday
afternoon the finishing touches were put upon
the work. The cavity below has been filled
up. and raised surface, which, under the
trampling of vehicles, will speedily form q
solid level, now marks the place where the
the cavity was visible on Tuesday.
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4 DOMESTIC DIFFICULTY.
\ Man shoots his Wife in q Drunken
Quarrel-The Shooter Arrested

About one O'Clock yesterday morning the
home of Patrick Shanahar, at No. l5 Slfes
street, BECAME the scene OF q lfrightiul TRACE
dy. which was owing principally to tue
drunkenness of the head of The family. The
latter were all seated around the table at din
ner when Shanahan. who was IN state OF IN
toxication, began to quarrel with MS vile
Julia. She replied to him, and he, becoming
enraced, started up and tried TO strike her
with his ists. Kaowing his ways Of old, the
woman rushed out of the room and house
and into the yard of a neishbor for protec-
ton. Shanahan followed, and came up with
her in the neighbor's kitchen, where he drew
pistol upon her. She caught him by the
coat and begged him, for Gods sake, not to
shoot her. Without listening to her, he dis
charged the pistol, and the ball, striking her
in the lett thigh, passed directly through and
lodged in her right. She sank down, ana
the neighbors Icing attracted by the shot,
rushed In and secured Shanahan.
He was taken at once 10 the Upper Guard
house, where he was placed under CUSTODY,
and wi be brought before the Mayor tais
morning. Mrs Shauahan was taken home'
aud DR.. lockwood having been called in, her
wound received every attention. When last
heard from she was suffering great pain and
the ball had not been extracted. Her WOUNDS
are serious, but are not considered dangerous.
The pistol used by Shanahan GA the occe-
sion Is fearful weapon, being an antique
doabe-5arrel machine, covered with the rust
of ages, and carrying large ball. The second
barrel, which was not discharged, Is loaded up
to the muzzie, and seems as dangerous to the
person discharglng it as the persou at whom
1t NAV be shot. Shanahan is one of the OLD
policemen, and was discharged few days
ago from the Upper Guardhouse Tor continued
drunkenness. His conduct In this case has
certainly sustained the decision OF the officers
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MILLS HOUSE.

Geo. E. Cooper, Baltimore; S. W. Wbitwell,
St. Helena; q. L. P. Mccormick, Mount Pleas
ant; DR.. J. B. Gibson, U. S. A.; ]. A. Blung,
Nashville, Tenn.
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The Glorious Fourth.

The national holiday seems to have been
generally observed and appropriately celebra-
ted in almost every part of this Republic. For
the first time since the sublime and thrilling
sentiments and teachings Of the Declaration Of
independence were enunciated, we have been
enablOdio rejoice in the possession Of that widest
range of personal and political liberty which
the authors of that Declaration anticipated.
Justice has triumphed over Prejudice and OPP
preston, and the enactment of just and equal
laws, bles all classes, without the distinction
of class or Of cnlor, TO enjoy the privileges and
inmunities Ofcilizensllip.
With this grand characteristic OF free and
Independent nation, standing in bold relief be-
re the world, we may, with propriety, earnestly
rejoice, and at all times hereafter heartily cele-
brats this glorious day. We may also hail
with pleasure that period of time in which the
down-troddcn peoples of other nations, inhu.
enced by our example, may also enjoy the bless
ings offreedom and constitutional government
In the consumaton Of these objects the mission
this Great Republic has hut just begin. AL
hlill therefore, the Glorious Fourth and III
celebrated benefits.
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Temperance Convention at TOntOsa-
ny.-A mistake occurred in the date of the call
for a convention of the temperance people Of the
county, at Tontogany, which should have read
Saturday, July 18th, 1871, at 10 o'clock, A.
NJ" instead Of July 10Th,
We are assured that nothing of political ma
ture is to be brought before tue convention that
the object Of the call is to assemble the temper
ance people with the view of advancing the
cause Of Temperance. We hope the convention
will be largely attended from all parts of the
county.
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The whI,ehouse CeIebra,Ion.-rho

The WhItehOuse Celebration.-The
Temperance celebration at Whitehouse on the
4th, was on occasion that will DO pleasantly
remembered By the large assemblage Of people
that we're present. The skies were psopitious,
the thunder showeIthe night prezious having pu-
rified aud cooled the atmosphere, which made Il
not only pleasant To be inore,' but extremely
pleasant to get there BY t6oso who went in pri-
vate conreyauces.
The following was the programme Of exer-
eisss for the days
LIST. Reception Of Temperance Organizations.
ID. Prayer by Chaplain Rev. Mr.. MILLER, Of
Delta.
81. Reading the Declaration Of Independ-
euce, by DoS A. PsAsE, of Toledo.
4th. Music by wbitehouse band.
5th. Address by Rev. JonN RUSSELL, Of
Jackson, Mich
9th. Music by Choir.
! 7th. Basket Dinner.
9Th. Music by Band.
9th. Address by Miss FANNIE WOODBURY.,
Of Chicago.
10Th. Music by Cboir.
llth. Consultation in regard to the Temper
| ance Work.
18th. Benediction.
OFFICERS or THE DAY.
President-T. BusKIN, Texas.
| Vice Presidents C C. YouNGs, Liberty Cen
ter and Don A. PEAsE, Toledo.
Marshal-Y. RAKEsTRAw, Whtehouse.
The live temperance organizations from Has
kins, Grand Rapids, 0lsego, Maumee and Toe'
do. attended in body and in regalis.
The enterprising people Of Whitehouse are
deservingoi credit for their exertions 10 accom-
modate so large a number of people.
! Mr.. RAKEsTRAw, who We take to be one Of tE'
live men OF the place, and who believes in th'
largest measure of fenjoyment on such occasions
allowed his employees to fit up large new
UulIulug, ereUJeu manu- Ga = /
uTe Of plows, for the especial benefit Of the Low.
ers Of the Terpsichorean art, a large number o
whom enjoyed portion of the afternoon anC
night in that amusement.
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Ii the principle, which requires that the Con-
stitution shall be amended so as to establish
universal manhood suffrage throughout the ma
ton, be that this is essential to a Republican
form of government, then the amendment is
wholly unne cessary, because the constitution
confers on Congress the power to guarantee to
each State Republican form Of government
therefore il there is no Republican form of gov
ernmeut without universal suffrage, Congress
has the power to establish it directly by legisa-
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
SHEKIFF's SALE

SSHEKIFF'S SALE.-
Jonathan Ames, In Wood County, Ohio
VS.. Court Of
Henry D Buescher. Common Pleas.
BY virtue of an orderof sale issued in the above
entitled cause, by ths Clerk of the Court Of
Common Pleas Of WOsd county, Ohio, and to
me directed aud delivered, will offer for sale
at public vendue, at the front door of the Court
house, in Bowling Green, ON
TUESDAY AFTERNOON, August S, 1871,
AT 2 o'clock, of said day, the following descri-
bed real estate, to-wt;
The west half 20 Of In-lut number three
hundred aud sixty $500, in the town of Perrys-
burg, Wood couiy, OHIO. Appraised at 81 900.
Terms-cash.
]. W. BROwNsBERGER Sheriff.
J. NJ. HorD. PltTs Atty.
July s, 1871. lle$6 55
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1871-07-07
OF MuskiuRum. .

The London Morning Post is auihoriS for the
statement that Austria, Prussia aud Russia have
entered into an agreement for the preservation
= 49, "no"o of Fursna. IF these powers can re-
frsin from warrinG one upon the other, the
peace of Europe NAV possibly be preserved
without their assistance.