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CIRD OF THANKS.

The gentlemen of rhe committee of manage
ment OF the lafe Catholic Fair in aid OF the Sisters
OF our Lady of Mercy, having performed the duty
aSsigrei them and reported the result OF that
most beneucent work. SO auspiclousy begun and
carried out by the Catholic ladies Of Charleston,
and which has been crowned with such uneSaHl.
pied success, tender taeir Acknowledgements to
those who aided In the good work In the follow.
Ing resolutions:
ReSolred, That the thanks Of the board OF man.
ayers be and they are hereby tendered To the
whom Is due all rewarl AMI praise Tor tue success
so recently achieved In this most charitable enter.
prise.
Resolved, That ou- grateful acEnowledg nlsnt5
be made to the prophet srs AMI editors OF ene
| Charleston Courier and Daily NEwS for their iio-
eral discount upon their charged Tor advertising:
! to those papers for the complimentary TERMS In
which they noticed the proceedings, and at
tracted the sy pathy aud attention Of their read.
| erS.
RESOLVED, That we are gratefully obliged t1 the
officers ad conductors ur the City Railroad Cotl-
pauy for their kiuduesS an clurtesy IN placing at
the disposal OF the lat III charge or the fair the
accommodation Of Extra cars.
| Resolued, That We tender to our friends In
Charleston anh elsewhere our grateful Sense and
appreciation or TIL lr aid an sympathy so char
| itably extended and so freely AID cordially
manifested.
Resolced, That the foregoing resolutions be
published In the daily papers Of the City.
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Hotel Arrtva,s-May 4.
MILLS HOUSE.

MILLS HOUSE.
c. G. Hatch, Detroit; A, G. Parker and wife,
Columbia; Miss B. CHAPMAN, Miss E. Chapman
Mrs. II. Chap Aan. J. f. Nugent ami wife, Miss Z.
A. Long, c. g. Bishop, James Cooper, ". Fields,
]. NJ. Navon j. Rebert, ". A. Grsgs.on, Il. c.
Curley, II. G. Ford, NJ. V. u. Wachtel, n Levin
Jr., J. Parker, Baltimore; H. Harding AMI wife
Boston; F. II. Farley, DeLeon, A. Mclean, A
Mordin, Savannah; A. q. ShatIer, Talterboro'.
PAVILION HOTEL.
T. NJ. Wilkes, WalhaIla; D. E. Gordon, Williams
burg; S. II. Vile. st. Stephens; II. Suffer, W. Har
rison, South Carolina; John Cooper and son, Sa
vannah.
CHARLESTON HOTEL.
E.W Hull. 5. Q. Railroad: A. 5. Pendleton; j.
d. Bruce, Newberry; F. B. Fielding, Columbia; A
Adrian, j. G. Bowman, Wilmington; G. W. Duva!l
South Carolina; Jacnto Costa, Madrid; A. c. Har
mon, r. F. Thompson, Savannah; Mrs. Morris an,
ma.>., hrs. Tub5 and child, New York.
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The COURTHOUSE, corner Meeting and Broad
streets, for some reason yet unexplained has
been a favorite resort for loafers OF every de-
scription. Pass there when You will, winter or
summer, morning or afternoon and yon Will see
congrcgated around the doors OF that temple OF
Justice knots OF lille civilians, not remarkable.
however, either for their ciyIity OF. their cleanll-
ness. The pavement. in that viclulty, as also the
Courthouse steps, are always strewn with
'soober" shells, or covered with filthy tobacco
Juice. Why is this thuss Has the public (other
than the loafers atoresaidl no rlghts' Is there
no one to abate this nuisance9 Where Is the
police, and where are the c. unity commissioners
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SUPREME COURT, COLUMBIA, May 3.-The
court met at 10 A. N. Present, Associate Justices
Willard and Wright.
j. ]. B!ackwood. ct al, exrs. vs.. W.. Clawson.
Mr.. Wilson was heard for appellants. Mr.. Melton
IN reply for respondent.
Bggers Mobley, ct s!, ads. John Mckee, Sr,
admr. Continued.
Samuel ". Melton and Vile rs. |. n. WitherS, ct
a.. Mr. Melton was hearl for appellants mr.
WILSON for respondents. Mr.. Melton IN reply.
". l., Harris W.. W. E. Rose. c0rtiuued.
Andrew ]. kihler VS. John J. Bridges. Mr. Moore
was heard for appellant.
James R. Massy, ct al, VS.. Wyie r. Duren. ct
a.! Mr. Allison was heard for appellants. Mr..
Moore for respondents. Mr. Allison In reply lor
appellants
Alfrew Carew VS.. William E. Rose. Mr.. Smith
read brief for appellant.
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DISASTER TO \ CHARIEsToS-BouSD VESSEL.
II. schooner Atlmie Magee, r. q. Young, master,
sailed on or about The ST. April from Phila lelplla
for Charleston laden with an assorted cargo.
She became dismassed, and was towed into Baltl'
more by the steamship Saragossa, OF the Balti-
more and Savannah Line. The agents OF the
philaderhls underwriters twhere about three
fourths OF the cargo is insured) went to Baltl-
more. and after consultation between Captain
Young, Messrs Andrews Co., the agents OF she
saragossa, and said agents, the rate OF salvage
was fixed at twenty per cent. on the vessel and
cargo. aud it was decided to be for the interest
OF all concerned that the v"yage be abandoned AZ
Baltimore. the schooner waving freight, TO aVola
the heavy expense OF storing the cargo there' as
/, will take considerable time to repair the Ves'
sel The cargo has been shipped oy the sea Gull.
The average Will be adjusted in Baltimore "here
the voyage terminated Consignees wiz oe re-
qured to Sign au average bond. and make de-
poslt OF forty per cent. OF the cntrioutory Vaue'
With Messrs. W. B. Heriot & Co., an order fr"m
whom Will be necessary before the goods will be
Gelivered..
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CLUBS AND SrAns.-The Mayors docket yes
terday boasted but single case Of an offender
against the law and order Of the city. John Hef-
ceron, a coloreA juvenile, had gone into the en-
sertalnment OF the ouadriile Association, at the
Military Hall, Wednesday evening. and attracted
by a tempting display OF the "Shoo ly' prize
candy, had attempted to appropriate several
packages. But ,tohn was not sharp enough. The
proprietor of she sweets detected him In the act
and seized him with the stolen property about MS
person. John was turned over to the po ice and
after solitary night In the Guardhouse, con-
fron,ed the city judiciary next morning on the
additional charge OF vagrancr. The properly
having been restored 10 the owner, the prisoner
was sent tu the House OF Correction for five days
under the gagranr law.
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MEMORIAL DAY.-The committee Of the Sur
yivors' Association appointed to assist in the
ceremonies OF the day, are requested to meet to-.
night, at the Charleston Library building, at 8
O'Clock, as important arrangements are to be
made. The following gentlemen comprise the
committee: Zimmerman Davis, F. E. Huger, W.
q. Peronneau, D. B. Gilliland, Jno. s. Fairly, G.
J. Colcock, Jr., G. N. LeItch, G. E. Mills, s. B..
Pickens, Il. B. olney, A. T. smythe Walter Steele,
Jas @. Holmes, Jr, Hutson Lee, B. ". McTu-
raous
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CHARLOTTE, COLOMBIA AND AUGUSTA RAIL
RoAD:-At the meeting OF the stockholders OF the
Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta Railroad, held
al the Nickerson House, on Wednesday, there
was very fun representation, and Colonel John.
ston was reelected almost unanimously as presl.
dent. The old board OF directors were reelected,
with the following exceptions: Colonel 7. j.
Robertson in place Of c. D. Melton, declined, aud
Colonel Palmer in place Of General Quattlebaum.
General E. P. Alexander was elected general
scperintendent.
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OUR PEEDEE STEAMERs.-We noticed, q few
days since that the veteran Captain ]. T. Foster,
who has been SO successful navigator on the
peedee and Santee Rivers. was experimenting
the construction OF new boat for the trade. This
steamer was successfully launched yesterday
morning rivn the place where she was built on
South Union wharf, and Is now getting the
flushing touches before entering on her caree&
She is called the "Banu. ttsYille." in comp inent
to the county scat OF Marlboro, which is the
centre of rich a1d prosperous region. Her build
Is of the stern whee! pattern, very successful in
shallow streams OF very light draft, will nost in
almost dry river, and Is OF great carrying
capacity. She was constructed by Messrs. j. G..
Il d. q. Marsh, whose names have for long
period been connected with the shipbuildlng in
terest Of Charleston, and the machinery by
Messrs. Eascn & Brother, well known machlnists.
With such faithful contractors, she may ne con-
sidered strong and reliable for any work which
she may be called upnn to perform. The "Ben.
nettsvie" will run on the Peedee in connection
with the steamer Planter, now under Captain
Curdes an experienced and capable officer, ana
both boats Wilt be under the supervision OF Cap.
tain Foster.
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A NEw PAPER FOR DaRLrSGroy.-We have

New PAPER FOR DaRLINGTON.-We have
received the prospectus OF 1.-THE Darlington In
dcx" new weekly paper to be issued at Darling
ton Courthouse, on the llth day OF May next, by
Messrs. Lilies & westoury. The proprletors are
both practical primers. and promise ar,t-class
county newspaper. In politics, they state they
s'wlll seek to avoid extremes and to make the
Index true exponent OF the opinions OF the
most intelligent and the most discreet OF the
good people OF tue county, Price 81 per anium.
The Index has good Geld, Darlington being one
OF the finest counties In the state, with ample
natural resources. aud an Intelligent, peaceabie
and industrious population. Success to the In
dey.
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USINE ESS NOTI Els.

IMPORTANT TO THE LADISs.-Furchgott, Ben
adict Co. respectfully announce to tle.r friencs
and the public that they have resolved to reduce
their stock, now the largest in the city, and will
during the next thirty days sell every variety OF
fine, fancy and staple dry goods, ,ottnoM regard
to cost. This is q rare chance for bargains, and
the ladies will consult their interest by calling at
either of our stores, No. 24 or No. 437 King street.
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The RADICAL MASS MEETING.-About one
hundred persons assembled last evening" at the
Military Hail. in obedience to the call for mass
meeting. Senator Geillard was called to the
chair, and, after q considerable discussion, the
business Of organizing and electing an executive
board for the coming municipal campaign was
adopted, until regular meeting should be called
A few speakers were then called upon, and after
short spell OF listening, the meeting broke up.
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SUNDAY-ScHooL PIeNIC.-The picnic of the
CITADEL Square Baptist Church Sunday-School will
take place to day at Mount Pleasant, the steamer
leaving Market wharf at 10 O'Clock A. N. The
place selected Is one OF the most convenient and
suitable for the occasion and delightful holiday
is anticipated by the pupils and their accompany.
ing families. The children OF the school and
members Of the congregation can procure tickets
&cm the superintendent. John G. Minor, Esq.
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j. EoRE ABOUT BIGG1N CaCRcH. William Ris-
tg was brought before Commissioner Porteous
yesterday morning and examined on the charge
OF creating row among the voters at Biggin
Church during the election last October. The evil
dence as to the identity Of the prisoner was not
sufficient, and the case was continued for a
further hearing to-day.
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CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST QauRoH.-We
learn that the congregation Of this church have
given their pastor Rev. W. T. Winkler, D. D.,
leave Of absence, no doubt thinking that minis
ters,ltke other mortals, need little relaxation oc
casionally. Accordingly Dr.. Wtnkler expects to
leave the city tomorrow Saturday. Rev. VIM.
Harrison Williams will have passora! charge
during his absence.
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OUR PRICES CURRENr.-We especially invite
tie attention of our merchants to The NEWS
Prices Current, issued this morning. Made up
with the utmost care, and handsomely printed
with entirely new type, it forms, with the
business card of the house forwarding 1t, the
most attractive and welcome weekly CONNER
cial circular that can be used. Price, for ten
copies or more, with business cards, two and
q halt cents per copy; single copies five cents.
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BOILER EXPLOSION NEAR HARDEEv1LLE, S. C..
On Saturday last, 18th uttmo, the boiler attached
to Colonel E. N. Seabrook's rice mill on New
River, near Hardeeville, Beaufort County, eX-
pioded, killing one colored man, and so seriously
sca,ding another that he is not expected to live.
An investigation will be made to ascertain the
cause Of the explosion, and to fa the blame
where it properly belongs.
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THE ACADEMY OF Music LAST N1dHT.-Not-
witlstanding the bad weather, large audience
greeted Bishop and The Chapman Sisters on their
return to Charleston and appearance last eve
ning The comedy selected for the performance
was "Marrled Life" and although 1t has twice
been well played in Charleston, 1t seemed pos
sessed Of new charms, as rendered last eve
ming Bishop as Afr. Henry Dove Kept the house
in a roar with his "pronunciatonn and drollery,
while Blanche as Mrs. Dove brayely held her own
in all the matrimonial squabhles. Mrs. Chapman
plaYed Mrs Coldle superbly. Mr. Joseph Parker
does everything with grace, taste and lull ap-
probation of his art as an actor. Ella improves
every time she appears upon the stage, and 10
her lively, animated way, handsomely sustained
her part last evening. Taken all in all, Married
Life, was SUCCESS, aud put the audience in The ut.
most good humor. The clog dance by Cooper and
Fields followed the comedy. This Is highly
artistic performance, well W orth seeing, for the
two men move like single machine. "Pocahon-
tas,D the burlesque, was simply i'm mense. 1t Is
impossible to describe tie jolly scenes and songs,
the fearful puns the odd situations and fantastic
surroundings generally which Hled an hour, and
sent every one home happy Pocahontas, the
beautiful and undutifu savage, dressed, warbled
and talked as sweetly as il she had inst stepped
or q rainbow, while Ella as Captain John Smith
looked as much like full dressed Cupid as q
arst-class lover. One Of the scenes in the first
net. painted for the occasion. deserves notice. 1t
represented q series OF wigwams artistlcally
painted, md seVerally lettered: TIE CHARLES
TON NEWS Office Nil House. Charleston Hotel,
Schutzenfest, Lager Beraud Unfinished Custom.
house. To night will be performed "Every body's
Friend" in which the celebrated Major de Boots
will appear, which will be followed by Little Jack
Shepard, one OF the best OF the buresques. We
predict large audience. Seats may be reserved
without charge.
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PHOTOGRAPH ALBUMS CHEAPER THAN EVER
In Velvet and Leather blL llngs, rs cents; Oh
price go cents. In Velvet ard Leather bindiags
s5 cents: old price ST. In Velvet aud Leather
bindings, 81; Old price 81 25. In Velvet and Lea
ther bindings, 81 20; old price 81 50.
BASEL ST. BAZAAR, AND No. 161 King ST.
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BANK OF CHARLESTON. a meeting of the
board OF directors OF the Bank Of Charleston,
he,S yesterday, Charles F. Lowndes, Esq, was
unanimously reelected president to serve for the
ensuing year.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sisters of Mercy,
in charge OF the Male Orphan Asylum, beg to re.
turn their grateful thanks to Mr.. Henry Daily for
the donation OF fourteen pairs OF shoes for the
orphan boys under their care
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Two STEAMBOATS, viii leave the Schutzen-
p:a.z tonight az 10 O'Clock, instead OF one, as
previously advertised. Tully will be on board all
day and serve passengers with refreshments.
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Auction Sales This Day.

William Mckay vii! sell at 10 o'clock, at his
s.cce, furniture mattresses, &c.
RIM. Marshal! d Brother will sell at half.psst 10
.. o.c,ocS, at their office, horse COW and calf.
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TIE MIGHT SALES Of jewelry, crockery, DC.
at the store Of Messrs. W. G. Whilden & Co. 4
postponed until Saturday, 9th instant.
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New YORK LEDGER, WEEKLY, sATURDA1
N1eRT and FIRE SIDE COMPANION, six cents
CODY, at No. 1871 King street. mays
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CUsroAHousE APpoHTMEST.-Through the
influence Of Senator Sawyer, Mr.. Hamilton Slaw-
son has been appointed. inspector Of customs at
this port.
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LADIES. have you seen this weeks Chimney
Corner, with the mammoth Fashion Plates
Price ten cents HAsEL STREET BAZAAR,
mays-4 And No. 18l King street.
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HAMILTON s1AwsoN, ESQ. has been con-
frmed by the Secretary Of the Treasury as inspec-
tor at the Customhouse In this city.
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BUSINESS ESvELoPEs.-THE NEWS Job Office
is row prepared to furnish good envelopes with
business cards printed thereon at 81 per thous.
and. Send yor orders. Every merchant and
axsiness uan should have his card printed on
his envelopes
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ATTENTION, TouREsTs.-Stereoscopic views
Of Charleston and vicinity. at No. lsl King street.
or at the Hasel street Bazaar. novl2
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BILL HEADS printed on fine paper at 50, S.,
IS, Sc so and ss SO per thousand. according to
slze, at TIE NEWS Job Office.
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CITY A FF Al r S.
Meetings This Day,

Strict Observance Lodge, at 8 P. N.
Marion Lodge, at8P NJ.
Taxpayers Charleston County, at IL NJ.
Committee OF White Fire Companies, at half
pas. sP. NJ.
Marion Fire Company, at P. NJ.
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PARcHEEsI PARCHEEsr IA royal game Of
india. BASEL STREET BAZAAR,
apr2o And No. 161 King Street.
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The ATTENTION OF WATcH-BuYERs is called
10 our large stock of Walthan Watches. These
Watches have been long known throughout the
United States as the best aud cheapest In the
market AL Watches guaranteed.
VI. CARRlNGrox L Co.,
mar12 No. 26e King street.
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By LOUIS d. DeSAUSSURE,

ON TUESDAY, 9th DAY OF MAY, AT
Old Postoface. Broad street, 80,
AL that LOT OF LAND, with the BRICK STORE
thereon, known by the No. II, situate,
lying and being on tha east side OF East
Bay street Ia few doors north OF the Post.
otfice,) In the City Of Charleston, In the. State
aforesaid, measuring and containing In front,
twenty.nine (29l feet ak t6 inches, and In depth
one hundred and nineteen a1e) feet, more or less;
or late OF E. A. Locke to the south on lands Of the
estate Of Condy to the east on lands late OF Rhett
& Robson, and to the west on East Bay street
aforesaid.
Terms cash. Purchase to pay for papers and
stamps. april
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CRoouET CRoQuET CRooUET Him
mense reduction In price The largest Field
Croques at 81.
HAsEL STREET BAZAAR AND No. 1sl KING ST.
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ByJ. DRAYT0N FORD.
By LOUIS D. DeSATSSURE

By LOUIS D.. DeSAUSSURE.
GTORE No. 81 EAST BAY.
~ On TUESDAY, eth Instant. at IL O'Clock A.
NJ, will be sold near the OLD P0stofice,
All that LOT OF LAND, with the three story
Brick Tenement Store thereon, situate at the
southeast corner Of East Bay and Oordes
street, and known by the No. 81 East Bay street,
The property ts under lease until goth Decem-
ber next. -. y =
Conditions cash. Purchaser to pay for papers
and revenue stamps ri1ayl
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MARX YOUR CLOTHING !-0rder your Stencil
Plates at the Hasel street Bazaar. octl4fs
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HAYE WE TIE KU-KLU4 AMONGS
Us?
A. Card from Mr.. Mouiton Emery
TO TIE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.

TOTuE EDITOR OF THE NEWS.
SIR am the recipient of the two enclosed
communications which speak for themselves.
The first is postmarked CharIestols April 4th
and is addressed to NJ. Emery. The second
though in the same handwriting bears Lhe post
mark of Columbia, S. e., April esth, aud is ad-
dressed to Motion B. Emery.
The elegant little mssive No. confess to
have treated with contempt. In No. 2 am
solemny assured that ''no matter o! JOKE is this "
denial OF the very words, In fact, L uttered on
receiving No 1.
Such being the case, and the gentlemen Of the
E X. K. IraIern ~ being In the dark, am forced
INTO The public prints, and hasten 10 oe courteous
ami acknow edge communication vf sucl grave
Importance with becoming respect
hrse gentlemen, H. seems are reversing the
Old order OF the way to glory. wnrn WITS o klil
uary and alter haTing perSSlenily mlSSreiieu
NINE propose finish the Ilatlersby dlspatchihg
my unfortunate sell.
phios0phl: view. 1t does not, however, disturb
my slesp, which is rs sound as ever.
i must politely dunur tp their assertion that
the climate Is unwhne'0me Tor me individually.
,rrlny the fever and a2uc mud this most de-
lly yhtIai climate: aud havlls come here Tor tue e4
press purpUse OF enjoying 1t. and having ootainei
great benefit thereIrom. lie that must aidacious
fellow, ollrer TwlSt, ha'ilraiy waut n"ie
The time was in south Carolina ESQ II Is sain,
AMI let us ho ,e it will rei0rn.i wseh he privacy
of oup's own hreslde was sJcrel. aud reprlbaton
II ASSASSINATION was not ,eelned u most heinoas
crime to I've VISITED with the hostility of deaths
heat anr, cross bUne organizations.
hi the very nature uf htn"s, some OF Inc most
potent rulers CAM always eXa implicit ooedl
euc, 10 Their mandates, a. the miserable failure
Or,hat most I, raunica. de+pU'iC dictator. PreSt-
den, Grant, who can't number even one Victln
10 his wrath. concIusively proves. The X. K. r.
| OIL the contrary, c8u number hundreds. Hence
ir AIN coutulnacIouS, they should lake 1t kindly
In conclusion, 1beg 10 suggest tn tile authors ~
| save their stationery with the deaths head and
cross bones and sen ME II more. since, once FOR
all ! don't iutend to quit Cuarieston butts on the
| contrary. 20 stay right here
Yours. &c, M0ULToS EMERY,
M TN Ra
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