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South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06
THE NEW MASONIC BLOCK.
los BALTo. Sr.

lOS BALTIC. ST.,
tchere he ,oiU keep on hand coBpzefe as
sortment n he vdrious styles Of tie Wed
Seeing Machines, rih polite attendants
ARRAYS ready and 'c1iing TO display them
10 purchasers, or to any who may manifest
the curiosity or desire to examine them.
The Company manufacture Thirty.nine
different and distinct grades, thereby Of
Jordlhg q greater assortment 10 select from
than any other Company, and at prices 10
n'eet me requirements 81 all ,ehO are an quest
Of a modern .JrSt-cLdSs
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

LN- We think it is an undeniable truth
that the Africans, lot them go 20 what part
Of the world they may, retain more uuequiv-
ocally than any other people the odor of
nationality
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

EE-A Physician of Springfield was hur-
riedly called away from the dinner table re-
Gently by messenger, who made the fol-
lowing request: There has Teller fell in
TO drain and go: drowned, and we've got
the water outen of him, and now want you
TO come 4 get the mud out what's into i'm.
South Branch intelligencer. [volume] (Romney, Va. [W. Va.]) 1830-1896, 1871-10-06

Curved IS tho line Of boauiy
Straight is tho line Of duty
Walk by thc last and chou vii, see
The other ever will follow ,l,.
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M ON U M E N T s

and IIEADSTONEe, which they
oHer OF very low prices Tor CIsA
Marble md Marhleized Nantels have inst been
put up ia their new Manicl warc-room Their
stock Of
M = ~ r ELS
IS large aud good and their prices for them are
extremely low. Ou would not think that such
rich and elegant Nantes could be sold so cheap
AND az their establishment you can purchase a
CRATE either L0w-down 0f Elevaics, Plain or
Elaborate
n addition 20 their Stock Of MONUMENTS.
Hcadsioncs and Mantc.s, they have q large stock
Of IIIRIFIED CLfI. water and drain pipe
from io inch bore in sections ~ full three
feet. CHIBNEF TOPS. CHIMNEY RI LES.
and beautiful VASES, All sizes. for the GAR.
DEN or PARLOR. are on hand DO large quanti.
Ties. SIND f0r pattern sheer Of pipes. Chimney
tops, Chimney RUes. or Vases The drain and
water pipes are much cheaper thau iron, aud
much more durable. Tor they will not rust, nor
VIII they rot Remember the place,
10 e. u NORTH CENTRE ST,
CUMBERLAND, MD.
January 81, is7t-W
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The weekly sun
NEWS AND FAMILY JOURNAL
STANDS UNEXCELLED.
THE Low PRICE OF TIE WEEKLY SUI
RENDERS IT AVAILABLE
To ALI 81 ASSES

f. ~
RENDERS IT AVAILABLE
TO ALL CLASSES.
Through no other De1iuD can f,mHes
ami m(igd}HdiS IN He foions anil giLg,ps
dnd yVrol districts ofMe c2u0fry Gc 50 reH
suTPiicd icM propcr Hfegotpre, ana u mi
HH0Wtedye NJ tie ,coyiis vholc Hc,~s, firm,
tceeL- IN 'cceh, as IN The Weeklg SIM.
Pdrfies then, shonH get arp Gums IN
Mejr fJ'7Ds, oHiagcs and nejybJorLooi,,
and MuS sccure ME odyonfogcs tUesc rc.
ry ioC rates The ycyuior d,6gsioa ofhe
tight nnd intelligence ,chjch sHch n jop,poi
GP,gTis 'oW be D,oroi ami socih adcaa-
to9c IN aRy neiyhborhood.
CLUB TERMS.
Club Of Six Copies, One Yer s. Co
Club Of Twelve Copies One Year IS ol
Club Of Fifteen Copies, One Year, Is fJ
Club Of Twenty Copies, one Year 22 C1
Club of twenty-five Copies, One Year IS 90
Club Of Thiriy-Fiye Copies, One Year 80 90
As AN INDUcEMENr
IL Hose partics geHiag mp cJpJs FIR &c
jfceIIg S'm, sent IN onc yosfo6iee, ,rc rV
mail hcreGJier 10 ME od{.css of any oae
sendiag ms
a CLUB OF TWELVE SUBSCRIBERS
In ertra coY cfMe Ucehiy Sp, gratis,
Ior oHe year .Joy
CLUE or TWENTY SUBSCRIBERS
We 'eW seHd n copg of Thc Doag mt
UceLJ Sun /or sac moBhs; foro
CLUE or TWENTY-FIVE SUBSCRIBERS
We 'cW se"d n copy cf ME mi >wyar
one ycor, oDd IN HE sen}cr oto
CLUE OF TnIRTY-FivE OR MoRE
We 'rW mail hath ME DaHg ond Boty
SIM Ior oHc ycdr.
TN r Ufra mo1c "a yemiHipg 0Jsrp.
Hons Is Nv draH M pos, o6icc orirg.
Address
a. s. ABEL d co,
Sun Iron Building, Baltimore Ni
june Q, 1871.
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RrA lad arrested for tbeft wben HI

EFA lad arrested for theft, when taken
before the magistrate and asked what his
occupation was, frankly answered, Stealing
Your candOr astonishcs me 7? said the
judge.
81 thought it would replied the lad =,
Seeing how many big 'uns there are in the
same business and is ashamed to own it p
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following under the wrong window
'My dear Canora,
Ny dear Canora-''
Just at that point an old scratch poked
her head out the window and sang:
"Young man below there
Young man below there,
Your dear Canora
Lives four doors below here"
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NJ A r 3 e w RKS
IS II MO WE'D

NJ. }. SMENNER & SON,
II AVE removed their Marble Works 10 their
Il 4 New Building, Nos 10 2 North Centre
Street, adjoining the Post Office. They have a
large and beautiful stock Of
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-27
The ku-Kiux Sensation.

The Anderson Inteliigence' has very
sensible article on the above subject, In the
course Of which it says:
'Even private difficulties are magnitled into
Ku.Kux outrages, apd the people Of the North
learn through this channel that South Carolina
Is daily witnessing the most horrible deeds OF
bloody revenge against Republican ofice-hod-
ers. Now, we are Tree to admit that there have
been too many of these lawless gangs in some
sections Of The State; but she truth is HOt near
so bad as the Radical Journals are disposed to
believe. 1t has become the fashion to send
K,l-Klux notices, with skull and cross-bones,
and horrid Imitation Of coffin, to every OBJ
noxious character who has rendered himself
locally Infamous by bis. oflclal conduct or pri-
vate misdeeAs In many instances, these
warnings are the poorest kind of jokes.
"Where have the genuine ku-Klux ever
given warning Of their approach? We believe
there is such an organization, and that 1t was
originally intended for the publication of the
country and the protection of good citizens
against Iawless characters. But It's purposes
have been sadly perverted, aud in this State
there are numerous deeds attributed to this
organization never contemplated for moment
In the secret recesses of thai mysterious band.
Indeed, we confidently believe that only one
or two instances of retribution may be right
fully charged TO the ku-Klux.'
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remarkable, his skull, at the back, being per-
Sectly fat, as if crushed In by the application
of some enormous pressure. His face is al
most circular, owing to the great width OF
the chesk-bones; and tue most singular
feature In it is the great space between the
eyes, which are small aad Of light blue color.
Zeigmeyer says that he last saw Gumbleton in
a lager beer saloon. on the evening, ne thinks,
of the 18th OF November. On tie following
day, finding that Gumbleton did not return 10
his lodgings, he appropriated his effects ana
among them lie letter OF credit on winch nc
afterwards raised the money. He coniesses
this theft, but velrcmently denies that ne Is
murderer. After possessing himself OF the
money. he says he went to Europe, not deem
ing he would be pursued, and accounted tor
his sudden wealth to his parents By reporting
that he had been fortunate in speculation
The first use he made OF the money was TO
pay of 6. mortgage on his fathers farm. ana
he was anticipating life Of comparative ease
when be was arrested. He told bis story al
police headquarters to-day fuently and natu-
! rally, but is evidently III at ease in his nina,
and trenbled several times during its recital
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TOTAL cost Tor one
mile ........,...... sls,ss

OF course, in twenty-three-and-a-half
inch gauge, the saving will be still greater;
in fact it has been ascertained that the cost
OF construction decreases in geometrical
ratio to the lessening OF the gauge.
This is an eminently practical subject. and
will readily commend itself TO railroad men,
engineers. and to thinking men generally
1t can hardly fail to exercise potent infu-
ence 10 the development Of the more sparsely
settled portions OF our country. The great
reluctance Of capitalists hitherto, and even
now, to embark in railroad enterprises, has
been the almost universal conviction that
they cannot be made to pay the construc-
ton, i. e., the stockholder. but this is solely
because the cost Of building and stocking
them has been much greater than necessary.
We are >~ on the brink of q great revou-
ton in r,4.noad building, and we earnestly
hope that South Carolina may ere long en-
Joy her share OF benefit from this great and
practical discovery.
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The City Election.

II il now many weeks since the Radical
organ in this city made distinct and formal
proposition looking to the avoidance OF a
political contest in the approaching city
election, by the nomination OF mixed or
compromise ticket, to be made up oil the
best and most moderate men OF both par
ties. The proposition, we believe was made
it gooG faith, and the movement, if practI-
cable, seemed to US eminently wise and
timely, as aHording the only certain pros
pect Of az improvement in the adminlstra-
ton of our municipal affairs. THE NEWS,
therefore, as an independent Journal, hold
inc the welfare OF this community above all
considerations OF party success, gave its
promp. and unqualified approval to the
plan. Some OF our friends expressed sur
prise al our course, aud We were honored
with more than one anonymous communl-
cation intimating, in terms more energetic
than polite, that this paper had "gone over'
to the enemy. But majority, as We have
reason to kdow, Of our solid business men
CT those who have the largest stake in the
future of Charleston-were heartily With us
in our endorsement Of any scheme that
promised to wrest the government OF our
fair citT from the clique of ignorant, vicious
and vanal politicians who now, in great
measure, control it. A striking evidence OF
the strength of this feeling may be found in
the correspondence with General R. q. An
derson, which we print to-day. Avery large
number of citizens offered that gentleman a
nomination for the Mayoralty. In modest
aud characteristic letter be requests them, in
view Of the proposed compromise. not to
press his nomination at this time We are
assured that the Geieral's manly aud disin-
terestei letter is received by his friends in
the spirit in which it ws.s written, and that
they are now in full accord with his views.
1t remains for those who originated the
idea OF compromise to show what real
strength, if any, they can muster in support
of the plan among those for whom they
claim 10 speak. "Fine words" the prevero
tells US, ''butter no parsnips," and while
the mole OF active preparation and organlza- |
lion rssouuds in the camps of the black
Radicals all around us, the white people OF
Charleston demand something more than
pretty phrases to convince them that all this
means Peace, and not War.
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Narrow Gauge Railroads.

The world moves Macadamizatlon few
wears back &as considered the perfection Of
road-making. RAILROADS., however, proving
so Unreasonable an Improvement over the
'.old way" rapidly commended themselves to
intelligent and enterprsing minds through
out the globe, till our own day, when
plank roads and McAdam are scarcely
ever heard of. The one great obstacle to
the universal introduction OF railroads has
hitherto beer their inordnate cost. But for
the great expense of construction, every
neiyhtorhood would have it's railroad-every
village, town and hamlet would send its
chariot, drawn by the snprting iron horse, to
every other neighboring town. But rail-
roads cost money-in fact, great deal OF
money to build; and even after they are
bull. thsu cost a great deal to ''run," and
keep in repair; so much go that it is perhaps
safe to say that in the majority OF cases,
throughout the United States, the original
stockholders or builders of railroads have
been losers thereby. however great benefit
their public spirit may have conferred upon
the s5ate or country at large, by facilitating
free intercommunication.
There is remedy at hand. The four feet
eight and-a-half gauge, hitherto deemed in
dispensable is now shown by competent
engineers, and by actual proof, to have in
volved an enormous waste OF material.
power aud money. Narrow gauges, OF one
foot eleveu-and-a-half inches, two feet six
inches, and three feet, are now being built
in various parts of the world, and are found
perfectly safe, ample for all business require
men.s, and lncomparabiy cheaper than the
old broad gauge lines. The narrnwest gauge
of which We have heard-23I inches-is in
use on u short railroad OF thirteen miles, be-
tween the slate quarries of Festniog and Port
Maddox, in Wales When the company first
began to carry passengers on this line, the
government inspector Of railroads limited
the rate of speed to twelve miles all hour.
He has since given authority to run the pas
senaer traius at any rate of speed they may
think fl; and in his last official report he
affir.ns that he travelled over this liLtlb
'rogd at thirty miles an hour, with every
'.feeling of sufely." Engineers 10 different
parts Of lhe.world have for some years past
had their attention lurued to this subjrcI,
and devialionS, Srruler or less, from the old
broad gauge have been made, generally with
success; hut this experiment 10 Wales has
gone go far beyond all preceding attempts,
thai. it has naturally attracted great atten-
tiou; and accordingly we Bud that Nearly
t eveey government Of Europe has sent its
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best engineers to The slate quarrtfs OF Wales
to witness the new railroad wonder. There
are several linesalso new being CONSTRUCTED
in this country, ,,yon the new principle, among
them the line, three hundred miles long,
from Santa Fe to Denver City.
The saving OF the new over the Old method
is much greater than any one not familiar
with the details OF railroad building would
imagine. The roadbed OF the present broad
gauge is almost uniformly eighteen feet wide
in cuttings and fourteen feet wide OF en-
bankments. The reduction OF two feet in
the gauge would allow OF more than cor
responding reduction ia the width OF EN-
bankments. 1t is also acknowledged by the
most eminent engineers tina. narrow gauge
admits OF sleeper grades and sharper
curves; both OF which items sensibly dlmln-
ish the cost of construction. The same les
sening of cost applies to tunnels, bridges,
culverts, sleepers, cross-ties, ballasting, DC.
The smaller weight Of the trains, too, admits
the use OF lighter rails. In fact the cost of
construction of narrow gauge line may be
fairly put down as at least $40, 900 mile
less than that of broad gauge line. But
great as it is, the first cost OF construction
of broad gauge line is not a greater drain
on the resources OF railroad companies than
the excessive cos: of operating them. But
this saving will be better understood by a
comparative estimate; and we therefore
suhjoin the following, furnished BY Messrs.
Paul Brothers, OF Akron, Ohio, based on
the plans and profles Of survey lately
made by them, for railroad OF one hundred
miles on the three feet, and or the four feet
eighs-and-a-half inch gauges. Each system
is supposed to have on identical line, and
the same maximum gradient OF 52S-lO feet
to the mile:
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TERMS OF THE NEWS.

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Address RloRDAN. DaWsoN q w.
No. lag East Bay, Charleston. SC.
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may2T

@r I. o. O. F.-sOUTH CAROLINA
LODGE, No. The officers and members OF
South Carolina Lodge, No. 1. are respectfully In
vlted to attend the Funeral of our late Treasurer
Past Grand z. B. CAKES, THIS AFrERSoos al
half.past O'Clock. at the corner OF Hudson and
Meeting streets. The members Of Sister Lodges
are alsoIraternally invited.
By order OF n. G. hobi. JAMES
maya, Recording S cretary...
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A Fine Outlook.

Over twelve thousand acres OF land are
advertised for sale BY the sheriff in Lancas-
Ter, for non-payment Of taxes. Jolly-as
Mark Tapley would say,
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Meetingls.

DUST CHAPTER, No. |, ROSE CROIx.
WII be beld THIS EVENING. az Masonic ali, at 8
O'Clock. Members Of this Chapter aud other ME-
sons or this Degree are requested so attend.
By order OF the NJ. w. NJ.
mnyai CHARLES F. SAMMIs Secretary.
NHARLESTON TYPO GRAPHICAL
UNION, No. 43.-Atteud the Regular Monthly
Meeting OF your Onion THIs Saturday EVENING.
eth instant, at E!hernlan Hall, ut hall.past 8
O'Clock. BIZ order.
mayer JAMES L. SIMS. Secretary.
SUMTER RIFLE CLUB. ASSEMBLE AT
- Mount Pleasant Ferry Wharf at half past 2
o'c;uck, THIS AFTERNOON. the 18th ins.ant, IN
citizens dress, for Ride Practice.
FT. NJ. BRUINS,
,nay27 Secretary and Treasurer.
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@ SOUTH CAROLINA COMMAND
ERY. No. 1, KNIGHTS TEMPLAR.-You are lnyi'
ted to attend The Funeral Services OF Sir u. B.
CAKES (late Genera:isslno,) TuIs AFTERNOON at
aai-past O'CLOCK a. his residence, In Citizens
Gress. By order OF
mavo- THE EMINENT COMMANDER.
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Gr THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. Blschol and their resp pectiVe
families are respectfully invited to attend tine
Funeral OF their youngest daughter, ANNE MAR
TIA, from their residence, Meeting apd Ann
streets, at O'Clock, THIS MoRS1SG. may2'
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/, w CHARLESTON BOARD OF TRADE.
The Members OF this Board are respectfully re-
quescd tn attend the Funeral Of their late Brother
Member, Il. 3. oAKES, from his residence, corner
Meeting and HUDSON streets, THIS AFTERNOON, at
hait-past O'Clock.
maTo7 A. FOSTER BLACK, Secretary.
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@ LANDMARK LODGE No 76, a. F.
M.-The Brethren of this Lodge are invited to at
tend The Funeyal OF our late Brother, e. B. CAKES,
from his late residence, corner of Hudson and
Meeting Streets THIS AFTERNOON, at halr'past 4
O'Clock. 7. PINCKNEl LoM
mava- Secretary.
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m- FELLOWSHIP soCIETY.-T H E
Officers and Members are respectfully invited te
attend the Fuaeral Services Of their late memosr
z. B. oAKEs, from the residence Of the family
corner OF Meeting and Hudson streets, THIS AF
TERSoos, at.half.psst O'Clock.
CAMPBELL DOUGLAS,
mova- Secretary.
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N- NOTICE; is HERE BY GIVEN THAT
three mouths after dale application will be made
for RENEWAL CERTIFIUATE OF three Shares Of
Sou Carolina Rail, .d aud Bank STOCK, stand.
luz In tue nume OF l.. E. COUNER, the same hav-
lug been lost or destrU! ed.
GEO. BOLIvER, C. C.P.
Orangeburg, S. G., March 222, 1871.
Iimu:;t
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tuneral Notires.

@ THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
acquantances Of Mr.. aud Mrs. q. B. oaSes, are
respectfully invited to attend the Funeral Ser
vices Of Mr.. CAKES, at his late residence, corner
Of Meeting and Hudson streets, TaIs AFTERNOON,
at half.past O'Clock, mayer
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-05-27

e~ THE OFFICERS AND MEMBERS
OF the Steam Fire Department return their Kind
acknowledgment to the CH ,RLESTON CoURl-
FIR. DAILY NEWS and DAILY REPUBLICAN, for
their very generous receipts OF their bills OF ad.
vertIsemenls for the la;e Tournament on The 18th
instant d. II. NATHAN,
Chairman Committee OF Arrangeni nts.
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Obltnarn.

McKEAN.-Departed this lie on thc 2eth April
last. JAMES MCKEAS, aged IS years and months:
The deceased was born IN .Scotahd, Dut ZOE o.
wears had resided in this city. He was on honest
man in all his dealings.
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6s- GETTING MARRIED.-ESSAYS
FOR YOUNG Il y ON great SuCIAL EVILS AND
,BUS. s which. iuterfrre with MARRTAGE-@lth
sure means of relief r,r the Errtug and Unioriu-
,,ate, diseased aud deuIii stetl. sem free IN sea-
ed envelopes. Ad ress HOWARD ASSOCIATION,
Ao.2 :. Ninth Street PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
muy13 -3mos
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Uants.

WTANTEp, SIX MULES FOR THEIR
w feed FOR the summer, Apply corner OF
Spring and Laurel streets. may27.lN
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WTANTED, A GIRL TO MAKE HER
w SELF generally u'eful Apply at No. so
Smith street, one door above Calhoun street.
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s- N5TICE.-OW >ERS OF LUTS ON
Suillvan's Island are hereby notified that the
Il all duty for the year 1871 must be paid to the
Treasurer, nj utice No. 16 Broad street, on or be-
fore The 3rst day OF My, instant.
Ey oruer Of tue Town Council Of Mou:trieville.
D. B. GILLILAND.
MAJ 3-Wstu3Itu6 Ttea -urer.
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n- TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS:
Please announce Captain C. 3. SIGWALD as q
candidate for Mayor at tile next Municipal Elec'
tlon, and obige MANY WoRkiNGMEN.
may2I-ls
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Mur CHARLESTON BIBLE SOCIETY.
The Treasurer OF the Charleston Bible Soc ETY. Will
receive Subscriptions or Donations at his office,
No. eS East Bay, corne, OF Atlantic Wharf. The
payment OF Two Dollars will constitute person
member for one year. Bibles are. kept GU hand
for distribution. The Society has one Co'porteur
In the field. and soiicts aid to Introduce another
Persons interested in the work or seeking further
Information will please call Oh the Treasurer.
J. n. ROBSON,
apr2S-smos Treasurer c. y. ;.
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2 COUNTY TREASURER'S OFFICE,
FIRE PROOF BUILDING. oHARLE>ToN, S. c..
May 20. lS7I.-NoTICE TO DELINQUENT TAX.
PAYERS OF 1858 AND ls69.-The delinquent taxes
for lse and 1869 are now being received at the
County Trsasurer's ONCE. Persons paying the
same before June 10th will save additional costs Of
advertising, &c.
After that date the personal property OF delin-
quents will be levied upon and sold at public ven
due 20 the highest bidder.
VIM. GURNEY,
.maY22-6 County Treasurer
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VTTANTED TO PURCHASE, AN OLD
w fashlnned Sc. OF Parlor Furniture either
Rosewood or Mahogany. The frames must be IN
good order Apply to WIN MCKAY, No. LAG Meet
Ing street. rnay2I-l"
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.jurrlal Nollrrs

5prflal NonrEs.
a@DIVINE SERVICE WILL BE CON
QUOTED in the orph ,ns' Chapel Tomorrow AZ
TERNooN, ats O'Clock, by the Rev. A. TooAEH
PORTER. mayN