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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1871-02-14

EXTRAORDINARY ESCAPE OF CRIMES FROM
JaIL-EIr g. Grimes, who lately confessed having
murdered Colonel VIM. P. White, at the inssiga'
tion of @. @. Bowen, In 1884, at Waccamaw. near
Georgetown. enected his escape on Sunday night
from the jail, in company with another prisoner.
By the instructions of the sheriff, Grimes, from
the moment Of his Incarceration, was allowed by
the jailor the liberty Of the yard and Once. 0n
the night in question, Sheriff Mackey was III at
the Jail, and the ialor had gone up to see him in
his room Just over the once. Grimes was left In
the office, and, finding no. one on the watch, ne
prized open q desk and got possession ora key
TO the sIde.door Tom Williams, q prisoner con-
fined for assault and battery upon his mother,
was with him, anu by means Of the key they
opened the slde.door into the circular space for
the stairway, and finding the small outer door
open. the two walked quietly into the street.
They did not leave word where. they were going
or when they would be back, and have not since
been heard from. Another mystery In the dark
Bowen record
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By W. Y. LEITCH& RS. BRUINS,
By W. Y. LEITCH & R. 8. BRTNS,
AucfTnneara

DEAL ESTATE OF THE RELIEF LOAN
IL AssOOIATfON--By Order Of the, Directors.
WIN be sold at Auction on THURSDAY, the 10th
instant, at the Old P0stofloe, at II O'Clock,
The following PIECES OF PROPERTY:
1st That Three.Story BRICK RESIDENCE, on
the north side Of Tradd street. No. A., with reaui.
site outbuildings OF Brick. Lot measures 20 Ieet
on Tradd By 100 feet inches In depth.
I'd. Brick Residence. south side Of Beaniain an
uring Is feet inches on BeaufaIn street, and In
depth 135 feet.
81. Lot OF Land, with Wooden Buildings, on
the southwest corner OF Line and Percy streets;
measuring In front on Line street 81 feet inches,
aud In depth on Percy street 70 feet.
4th. Lot OF Land, with Buildings thereon, on
west side OF Archdsle street, No. II, tArtman's
lotD measuring 81 feet front by 3ss feet in depth
ALSO,
s. Tho THREE TENEMrNr STORES, on the
east side OF King street, known as Nos. 464, 46e
and 48S, north OF John street; measuring In frent
on King street So fee. inches, and In depth 100
feet.
Terms-One-half cash; balance In one year with
Interest," secured. by bond and mortgage ofthe
property, insurance and assignment OF policy.
Purchasers to pay US for papers and stamps.
feb9-thStuWth6
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4 PROTEST.

On the 1st day of February Mademoiselle
Adelaide Phillips gave concert at the Freund'
schsftsbund Hall, on which occasion the accom-
ranying pianist, one Mr. Holman, after having
performed several pieces In sort OF poardlng'
school, miss fashion, stated that he would play
more, II 1t we're not that the piano was too oad.
At this conduct OF the sot.dtSant maestro we
were highly indignant, bnt at once came 70 the
conclusion, that Mr.. Holman was paid by some
enterprls,ng piano manufacturers to make little
and deprectate all pianos he may happen to meet
nm with In his concert tour with Miss Phillips.
uuless such pianos should bear the imprtmatur
OF the said enterprising manufacturers WHO nave
reclaimed his services. 1t was perhaps well this
artist n was not asked what faults ne 1ouhd IN
the instrument, for unless be was prepared ior
q fetal disregard Of the truth, we Know that lie
would have been at loss TO frame reply.
To be sure, we may be mistaken, and do injus-
tice to Mr.. Hoffman; but lest those VINO necessarl'
ly nave to depend in the choice OF piano upon
the Judgment OF others should allow themselves
to he mIse,l by such barefaced fdlsehood, We
declare herewith
l. That experts consider the pianos manufac-
tnred by the Messrs. Knabe OF Baltimore, as un.
ournassed Inv those of any other makers in point
OF tone, construction and durability.
2. That the piano of tue Freundschaftsbund is
an unusually fine Knabe, anu tnat 1ne agent oi
the Concert Company, Mr.. Payson, when ne rented
the locale was delighted to ind 80 excellent an In
strument, and ut once engaged 1t with the halt.
3, That MIR, Hoffman proved himself to be but q
verv mediocre artist by the remark aforesaid, for
almost any instrument not out Of tune, gives
forth good music when touched by the hands OF
master. Mozart enchanted his hearers when
playing upon the old,fashiOued splnuet, and paga-
minis violin earned enthusiastic applause when
the masters fingers and bow had but one string
10 play upon. To be sure Mr.. HOFFMAN could not
play upon the magnificent knabe instrument,
bnt then that was-the fault OF the piano.
SEVERAL PGANIsrs PRESENT.
Charleston, February 10th, 1871.
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Hotel Arrlyals--Fesruary ls.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.


R. s. Hopkins, Fort Jphnson;J ]. q. Miller,
]. R. Randall, t. C. KimbaH, Augusta; ]. D.
McLucas, Marion; J. R. Hughes, Philadelphia A:
d. Waring, South Garohua;.J. J.. MCGOWAN, Flor
.ence; NJ. Nixon, wife and TWO children, Miss Az
Charapier, Miss. NJ. B. Nixen, q. F. Nixon, Phita5
.delphia; H. Covingsen, ]: A. Calhoun, Bennetts'
ylile;J. T. s. Reid, New York; j. s. Sturgis, Sa-
yannah, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. e. Ltchaeld a: G.
Lischfeld, New York; ]. Trumble, KingsVile; j. d.
Buckhalter, Winston; II. A. Wallace, Atlanta; !.
81. Moore and wife, E. W. SeIbels, W. B. Gulick,
lady and nurse, Il. N. Gibson, c. F. jackson, Mrs.
C. R. Bryce, Miss n Bryce W. c. Aiken, Colum-
bia;J. II. Harrison, q. G. Moses, South Carolina;
". D. Fisk, New York; W. W. Wannamaler, 7.
Zimmerman, ST. Matthew's; Miss A. E. Smoke, J..
q. Bowman, wife and son, g. Thug, orangeburg;
G. Bailey, Greenville; Mrs. 8. C:Charleton, Ala
hama.
PAVILION HOTEL
]. A. Billing, North Carolina; W. B. smith,
N. D. stricklin, Cheraw; A. A. Curass' denessei
Up. clements, N. Marco, DsrlIngtou; Ira Eaton
Michigan; R. Dorsay Ogden, Richmond j.. Nd
Humbert, Johns Island; DR.. J. W. King hersh1"
County.
MILLS HorsE.
VIC. Barlow, Andrew ]. Platt New jersey !
Hanks, Steamer Hsneox; H. French, Penhsyl
yanis; Charles A. Sawyer, Saratoga; Charies =
Donahoe, St. Louis Geo. Parsons, New YORK.
A. Van Busklrk and wife, Chicago; F. E. Bristol
". A Ellis, Macon;s. N Burroughs, South care
lima: John seeley, Columbia; j. J. Davis, Laurens
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sALEs-pAY IN BrAoKyrLLE.-The last issue
OF the Barnwell Sentinel says: THE largest
crowd we ever recollect to have seen az Bsckyllle
parts y H Of the county were there who seemed In.
terested in the property to be disposed OF, aud In
many Instances arrangements ~ were ere effected
adver,ised rom being sold. The following sales
were made by the Sheriff Tract containing is
acres soSd for $500; tract containing 2oOo acres,
sold for s575; tract containing 1000 acre., sold for
sosoo: tract containing $50 acres, sold for S35;
trset containing ISL acres, sold for $42o; lot In
Blackvllle, sold for 3lo0."
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TIE OLD STORY OF gHE DARkEY AND THE
pra.-Joe Ward, colored resident at Ten-Mile
Hill on the South Carolina Railroad, went walk
ing last Sunday evening, with bis faithful dog
and trusty axe; in the woods near his house, for
the purpose OF getting some lIghtwood. While
meditating on the Ills OF this life, beautiful
porker Of the most tempting personal appear.
ance crossed his way, and, as the memories OF
the tempting spare ribs and crisp roasts came
noatlng through his mind, Joe instlnctlveiy
'.sccedn on his dog and started In pursuit. The
tempter was oyertakeu and dispatched, and all
traces Of the deed carefully oblIserated. That
evening the pig was missed, end the possession
Of the meat having betrayed Joe, he was arrested
and brought to the city to answer for the deed.
The case was tried yesterday, before Trial Justice
Msgrath. In the court, the prisoner was con-
fronted with the blood and braius of his defdnct
victim. He was found guilty, and sentenced 20
pay due Of $40 and costs, or go to jail for thirty
DAYS. He went.
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GENEROUS. NEW YoRKERs.-The. Sisters OF
Mercy DESIRE 10 acknowledge, through THE NEWS;
the receipt OF the following subscriptions, from
New Workers. towards the support Of the orphans
under their care, aud to return their sincere
thanks TO- the generous; contributors: Messrs.
wlmerding, Hoguet & Co., s25; Messr5. Wilmer
ding & Mounts, sl2 so; Messrs. Field, Norris Fen.
ner Co, s12 so; Mr.. N. 5. Flynn, S.; MI. w.
Rice, $780, Total, $l05.
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FIRE AT GRAHAM's TuRNoUr.-The stores OF
r. Martin and Kersh & Inabinet, at Grahalns
Turnout, were totally destroyed by IRE on ias1
Sunday morning. The hrst notice that tue peo'
pie In the ncighborhood had OF the lire was loua
explosion OF gunpowder or Kerosene IN one Oh tne
stores. All efforts to save the buildings were un.
availing. The fire is supposed to be the work OF
An inceudIary
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A BopY FOUND ON WADMAI4W.-A report
has reached us that the body Of Edmond Sweet
time was found tSing dead In the road, about one
hundred yards from Geo ge Gubert's house, Wad.
malaw Island, on the ,s.h instant. An inquest
was held on the pedy By Trial Justice W. d: W.
Gray, acting coroner, and the verdict OF the jury
was that the deceased came to his death BY .vist.
alton of Godss' =.
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SOLDIERS ON A SpREE.-Between II and IL
o'clock on Sunday night four "boys In bluen
came up through Market street, well primed with
whlskey and spelling for a. fight. well-known
barber OF the vicinity, who crossed their path,
was chosen as ft subject and In trice he was
knocked down by the rufaans. he gave the
alarm, however, and the police coming to his
rescue captured one Of the assaultlng party and
the other three took to their heels. After short
chase being too groggy in the legs to rum the
trio were captured In King street. A night In
the lock up sobered them suniclentlSfor an inter-
View With the Mayor pro tem., who sentenced
them each to- pay ine Of SIC or go to the House
Of Correction for twenty days. After mature de-
liberation they chose the latter, and were yester
day sharpening their noses against the Iron bars
to the door Of that popular institution.
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ed happy speech, with sentiment to the clergy
OF Charleston, which called out the Right Rev.
BIshop Lynch. That distinguished clergyman
made brief, but hopeful speech, which was re.
celved with every demonstration OF satisfaction.
He gave as sentiment, South Carolina and her
glorious future. tApplause.l Music-Dixie.
The president now paid handsome comph.
ment to one or the guests OF the evening, In the
Following happy strain:
Ge,,t.emen-It is pleasure to welcome at our
board tonight one waose name r - In al
whose strains Of melody have stirred the PATRIOTS
heart, and endowed with lile and beauty the
scenes OF our late Confederate struggle. What
breast has not fred with emotion upon hearing
his HYMN OF MARYLAND peal forth In grand chorus
from o thousand voices In our. soldiers camp, or
when in tender stralnsrit has warblel'frOm the
lips OF woman In our homes and sancruaries
Whose eyes have not molste1ea @ Win tsarsol sym,
graves at Arlington has been MADE the theme OF
our poets sOng3
His o11s are familiar to us all, and he has played
upon our heart-st. ings with the hand Of master
spirit. .,.. -, ,x.,,...,,,
more OF upon sne song
great Achilles himself would never have been i'm.
mortal had not the blind old man OF Scio's rocky
Isle steeped him In Helicon and emoalmed him in
the amber Of poetry.
= The songs OF our Southern poet, Mr.. Randall,
will. 4 believe give that Immortality to his name
which he has given to the deeds OF those whose
propose , M his health with all the honors of the
Chamber.
Bright he his days-may llfes blest hours
Bring for him It's loveiest towers;
And when with close of Jimetn view,
May age for him have comforts too.
The band played maryland, Ny Maryland"
and the distinguished poet, in fervid and elo-
quens strain, responded to the compliment.
Cheer on cheer answered the points he made, aad
the enthusiasm. scarcely knew bounds when Mr.
Randall recised "The Lone Sentry-Jackson Keeps
Guard in Camp Tonight"
When the applause subsidized, Mr. Randall gave
AZ n sentiment-"The Bar OF Charleston"
I Responded to by Colonel William Whaley and
John Hancke, Esq.
Mr.J. Il. Miller, Of Georgia, was called upon TO
sing q song, and very handsomely rendered The
Heart Bowed Down with Sorrow"
other "aows OF souI' followed. and, at mid
night, the Chamber Of Commerce was iG the hap.
pess condition possible, consistent with the pro-
prleties Of the situation.
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UNITED STATES CouRT.-The District Court
was opened at 10 O'Clock yesterday morning, his
Honor Judge Bryan presiding.
The case Of the Beaufort commissioners was
taken up, and the evidence closed after several
witnesses had been examined by the prosecution.
G. u. Bryan, Esq, opened the argument for the
prosecution, followed by Messrs. Seymour and
O,Connor for the defence. Pending the argu.
ment. the court adjourned at O'Clock.
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Meetings This Day.

r. W. Grand Lodge, I. o. o. F., att P NJ.
Survivors, Association, at P. NJ.
South Carolina Friendly Society, at 7P. NJ
St. Patrfck's Benevolent Society, att P. n.
Social Club, at 8 P. NJ.
.Etna Fire Company, at half past JP. NJ.
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AuctisAsales THIS Day.

John G. Minor Il Co. will sell at 10 o'clock,
at their store; assorted dry goods.
J. F. Mathewes will sell at II O'Clock, at the old
Po4effce, real estate. -.
A. Jewhite Son will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
old Postefhce, real estate.
1. s. e. Bennett will sell at IL o'clo X, at the
old Posto6fee, zeal estate.
F. P. Salas will se,lat II O'Clock, at the corner
of Queen and Philadelphia streets, sugar, &c.
J.A. Enslow q Co.~will sell at IL O'Clock, at the
new Customhouse storesS bagging.
A. h. Abranams & Sons WIN sell at 10 O'Clock, at
their store, dry goods, hoslery,&c.
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IN tpxIRALrY-AppgAL DOCKET.

D0o11"1'
W. G. Dukes & 20. vs.. the schooner Wanata.
Libel for general average. PRESLEY, Lord
Inglisby for appellant, aud Porter Conner for
defendant. The libel and answers and the testF
mony lp the case were read, and after hearing
the argument of counsel, the Judge reserved Ills
decision. The court then adjourned until II
O'Clock this morning.
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RANGE OF THE THERMOMETER at Joseph
Blacsman,s drug store, No. SO Broad street, Feb
ruary 10: O'Clock, SO; TO- 81; IL, CHE, 81; 81;
q an. a bSS
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By ). A. -ENsLOW q co

BY j. A. -ENSLOW q GU
POSTPONED ON ACCOUNT OF Tdk
d WEATHER.-Sea Island Baggtng, for 90
count OF the Underwriters and all .concetned 81
THIS DAY,sl4th Inst, at II O'Clock. at the stofe&
OF the new Cnstomhouse, will be sold. .aI
81 bales heavy DUNDEE (Sea lslsnd) BAG9lN0s
slightly damaged. iepis&s
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anrIlon gaIes--eature mans
By STREET BROTHERS 8. co.,

AuCtkUuccIS,
NEW CROP NEW ORLEANS SUGAR
in AND M0LASSES.
On TUESDAY, the 21st Instant, at II O'Clock, A.
H., Will be sold In. our warehouse, No. "a East
Bay;
200 hhds. Of FaIr, Good and Prime Grocery NEW
ORLEANS SUGAR.
140 barrels of Choice New Orleans Molasses.
Terms-All sums under $1,000, cash; $1,000 or
over, thirty days, with approved city endorsed
notes.
aS- Columbia Phoenix, Augusta Chronicle and
Sentinel, Atlanta Intelllgencer and Macon Tele
graph will insert once and send bill to US for pay
ment. leDi4-6
BY W. Z. LEITCH & 3. s. BRUINS,
AuctfoneerE
FURNITURE OF a FAMILY DECLIN-
IL ING HOUSEKEEPING. !.
VIII be sold on WEDNESDAY. the 18th Instant,
at the residence, No. 276 King street, formerly the
residence OF John Marion, ESQ.,, commencing at
10 O'Clock,
The remaining FURNITURE Of the household,
consisting In part of Bureaus, Wash Stands, Bed
and Bedding, Carpets, Chairs, Glassware, and
Kitchen Utensils.
Terms cash. Every article sold to be removed
on day OF sale. febl3
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CIRCUIT CoURT.

The United States Circuit Court, for the District
OF South Carolina, was opened at II O'Clock yes
terday morning, the Hon. H. l.. Bond presiding.
The petition of Louis Herzog, OF Bavaria, to re-
cord his declaration OF intention to become citi:
zen was filed, and upon making the required
oath, the certificate OF notice OF intention was
Issued as prescribed by the act OF Congress.
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CITY AFFAIR Rs.
meteorological Observations.

The following is the War Department wealth
er report-divisiuns Of kilograms and reports fer
the beneat of commerce. Observations taAen
Yesterday. at 4:51 p. N. Charleston time.
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CLUBS AND srARs. Robert and James An
,ierson, arrested at2 O'Clock on Sunday morning
for fighting In. passage waystu TrAdd street.
were each sentenced to pay a:Pne Of IS or 60 to
the House ofCorrection for five days. y
Carrie Wilson, q dlsrepusable woman, VINO
amused herself on Sunday afternoon with abus'
ing policeman, was arrested and made to
choose betweena$5 fine and thirty days In the
House OF Correction.
Geo. W. Dobler, arrested for soliciting orders
without a license, forfeited deposit of $50,
which he had left as security for his appearance
before the Mayor.
WIN. Kelly, Milton Spencer, Robt. Gibbs and
Fanny Jackson, arrested on the charge OF larceny
are held for examination.
Five imoibers OF potent LIQUORS succumbsd un'
der the influence OF their oft repeated potatons,
and, after q. night in the Guardhouse, were dis,
charged without exception by the kind'hearted
Judge.
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THE BALLOT Box.-The curious trial which
has for the last two weeks dled the United States
District Cours with politicians, and made the
place scene OF busy contention. isat last draw
ing to close. The prosecution yesterday wound
up their case by introducing rebutting testimony,
and at twelve O'Clock George D. Bryan, Esq,
opened the argument for the Unired States. before
the Jury. He was followed by R. b. Seymour,
Esq and NJ. P. o'Connor, Esq, FOR the defen-
dants. and at three O'Clock the court adjourned.
Mr. O'oonnor, who Is the senior counsel, Will
resume his argument this morning, and be follow
ed by Major D..Ts,C ,Corhlns THE United States dis.
trict attorney Tie 5ddSe win probably cha:ge
tie jury during thaday.
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For sale bAwILooX, GIBBEs & CO., Importers
and Dealers In GUANO No. 148 Bay street, Sayan.
nah, ca; No. 24l Broad street, Augusta, Ca; NO.
ISL EAST BAY, Charleston, 8. O. For further ln-
formation, address as above, for Southern Agrl-
culturst Almanac. febl-lmo
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uGexE INTO TRADE. augusta groni-
Gle says: ave are always glaa to. chronicle the
success of brashers editor who has tgeneinto
trade, and so ocongrasalata.ou friend, Mr.. !. R.
Rapnsll 1poa; the Gatterripg and dfapstsasial re-
suls 81 hiars rsesnttrip ooaszisston,s company
with GeneralsAgent ]. e. Miller, whose name for
luck pluck and insurance genius Is q proVero all
over the South. Many policies OF insurance were
secured by these two gentlemen. Among those
who were Induced TO aign themselves with the
Southern Life Company, Tor very large snms.e I'VE
may mentions Bishop Lynch, Of Charleston' Ed
win Platt, Esq, ofItne eminent house Of George
W. Williams Co., and the proprietor OF one OF
the largest Institutions in this section, whose
name we, for satisfactory reasons suppress"
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ageu, or more EepleIt VIII peAouEc IIon 1hO gu
nfversary banquet which concluded the business
Of the day. Tully, the well known caterer had
been employed to expend the genius Of his art In
producing the wherewlthal and under bis hands
the dining apartment OF Hibernlan Hall grew
suddenly suggestive or the Joys to come. AT half
past o clock P. NJ, the members OF the Chamber
assembled In the vestibule, and In few minutes
thereafter one hundred and twenty-five gentle
men representing the varied commercial inter-
ests of Charleston, marched ioto the banques hall
to the music OF Professor Dauer's band.
The chair Of the president In hls absence was
occupied by vice.president s. T. Tupper, Esq,
and never did the Chamber OF Commerce possess
spokesman whose grace genlality and ready
humor were 30 calculated to enhance the
pleasures or public evening dinner. Among the
guests OF the evening were his Reverence Bishop
Lynch James r. Randall Captalu j. NJ. Duke
hart, OF the steamship Cuba, Captain W. P.
button, of the steamship Sea Gull ". L. Ellis ESQ.,,
Of Macon, and John,w. Rice, ESQ.,, OF New York.
The chorus ofknives and forks; and the changes
OF the table having occupied; the usual time, Mr..
Tupper arose, ,sand; in a few wel-tlned remarks,
paid tribute to the venerable character OF the
Chamber, its conservatism; and its power as q
| bulwark against the encroachments Of those
principles which were sapplng the foundations Of
society aud OF trade. After alludIng to the
anlctlon which prevented President Mu.e from
being at his place at the board, and expressing
the common regret at his absence, he concluded
| with the sentiment:
Ocmmerce-Untrammelled by taxation and un
| restricted by legialation, 1t Is the messenger o
| peace, and must ever add TO the wealth OF ma
| tIonS.
This called to his feet the acting vice.preaident
Mr.. E. a. Frost, who gave as sentiment
The Prosperity Of the City 81 oharlessonmlI
the future as In the pss-steady and sure
tMusic.)
Colonel P. G. aalllard responded, and conclud
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Charleston, February 10th, 1871.
Connecticut western news., 1871-07-28

A Newspaper ot the Present Times.
 Intended for People Now on Earth. Including Farmers. Mechanics. Merchants Pro- fessional Men, Workers. Thinkers, and all Man- ner of Honest Folks. and the Wives, Sons, and Daughters of all such. ... .H...-
Connecticut western news., 1871-07-28

PcTHapS no one meUI. cine is so universally rec quired by everybody as a cathartic, nor was ever any before so universal ly adopted into use, in every ceuntryand among all classes, as thls mild but efficient purgative Put. The obvious req son is, that it is q more re- liable and far more effec- tual remedy than any otbar ThoSo who hoyo
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". L. NORTON.
E. W. SPURR,
w. G. GARDNER,

MALLS Village Conn.,, Merchant Tailor and fngs Trimmings, &c., &c Garments cut and made up the latest style, at short notice Store under the Town Hall.
 July 14th, 1871. 1n