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MARINE NEWS.
CHARLESTON, q. Co.. SEPTEMBER Is, 1871.
LAT 81 deg as min ss sec. Lon 7ader s, 4, sec.
ARRIVED YESTERDAY.

[-s-H=
Steamer II 8 Allison, Toglio. Edisto, DC. IS
bags sea leland cotton, mdse and sundries To D
Nesbit, Fraser d Dill D McPhrrsoh, Raveuel d
co, Witte BROS. stoney & Lowndea. " L. Weob. J
Colo ck q co, Holmes Il Calder. A W Eckel 4 CO,
Klinck, WiIkenberg & CO, y Clacius, B O,Eeill.sH
McGorty. cameron, Barley 4 90, s q Wilson's
Bro, and others.
WrecKlng steamer A winants, Quinn, New York
80 hours. for Key West. To STeegan. Put
In FOR orders. a7.s4
sloop Jack. from Edisto. 8 bags Sea island cot
ton. To Sroney d Lowndes.
Boat from Jvhn's Island. 2 bags sea fsland cot
ton. To SIoney q Lowndes.
roat from Christ Church. 2 bags sea Island
Boat from Christ Church 8 bags sea i1l4ud
cotton. To Kinsman i Howell
Received from Cnisolm's MIL. 70 tcs rice. TO
b Bischon q 90.
CLEARED YESTERDAY.
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett; Kew YORK
s!ss%aiilD Ds SEA Gull T. Dutso Soq Balti@ore-Psu Q
Brig n E Peunell, plummer. Brunswick, oa-
scnr II q Mosley, wrann, Beaufort, 8 o-ssees
Bros & CO. .7sz sUsIg.t,s
SAILED YESTERDAY. {tJx
Steamship South Carolina. Beckett. New York.
Steamship Sea Gull, Dutton, Baltimore.
FROM THIS PuRT.
steamshlp Mercedl:s, Marshman, at Boston.
schr Hyue, Babb, at New York, septembera
UP FOR THIS Port.
sehr Minnie. Hudson, at New York, 10th Sep
TENDER. Al
CLEARED FOR THIS PORT.
scar A Murchle, Merrill, at New York, septen.
Der Q. -s,rg
schr Jonas Smith, HodskInson, at New York.
SEPTEMBER 10. ~
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THE PRISONERS At ALBANY.
ecutions Fare in a Northern Peniten-
tiary.

Colonel D. Wyatt Aiken, who visited the
Albany New York; Penltentiary on the 18th
instant, writes to the Columbia Phoenix giving
an account of his interview with one of the
South Caroliniars now confined In that instl-
tuition. After describing his successful appli'
cation to the superintendent, General Pills.
bury, TO see Colonel Brown, he continues:
Presently Colonel Brown came Into the
room, quite smillngly, and at the came time
had not seen the General since his Return
from Europe. 'No," replied the General,
s'out you know, Brown, / can't see you all In
o day. How have you been since l left"
"Quits well, General" he replied, turning to
Us and shaking US heartily by the hand, re-
cognizing one or two Of the party, He had
mauy questions to ask and more to answer.
The Colonel said they were most kindly treat
ed by the superintendent, and heard regularly
from home. Their letters are handed in every
Sunday morning, and they are allowed to write
home once q month. We asked how their time
was employed. He said they were generally
working at the shoe trade, hut not learn
ing much, as each had a special duty to per-
form. For Instance, his duty was to cnt the
the shoes, in which Is Embedded The row Of
stitches, and nothing more. He said it was
not hard work, and none Of them were re-
qnired to work very hard. The Colonel said,
"As for myself, I have been more or less
ailing since June, and the general has kindly
allowed me the privileges of the hospital,
where I have any quantity of good books 10
read, and 1 pass The time without grumbliDg,
but looking through thess bars, and the
l~iberty"-here the old gentleman filed with
tears and ceased talking. We could ofTtr no
other coincidence Than silence, while our
very features must have told him our
deepest sympathy was felt for him. That this
man has ever been guilty OF a crime, or OF
conspiracy against the peace and quiet OF the
State or country, no sane man for q moment
can believe. But he is true to his past record,
and has nc trucking to perform that the
prison bars may be removed from around
him. Fearing our visit might become iutru-
slve If Heightened further, we babe the colonel
adieu and The superintendent a farewell,
thanking him for the privilege OF the inter-
view. The impression with each OF us was,
that our men are certainly fortunate In being
sent 10 the Albany prison, in preference 10 be-
ing confined in Columbia. The humane treat
meut they receive at the hands OF their large
hearted superintendent most assured;y greatly
assuages The horrors olprlson life away of In
this Northern CLINE.
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List OF Shipping

A1t VI
m THE POET OF oHARLEsroN. sEfTEABrR u.
Vessels under 100 tons, and steamers -coaattpg
within the State. excepted. ig.,-s.
STEAMSHIPS.
Manhattan, 1887 tons, Woodruff, at Adger's wharf,
for New York. loadir g-James Adger d CO..
Gulf Stream, - tons, hunter, at Brown Zoos
wharf, for Philadelphia, loading-W:A oour'
South Carolina, 1900 tons, Beckett. at Union
wharf, for New York, ready-Wa&ner, hu.
ger d COW A Courtenav. fSAst 49,
Georeians, (Br,l $50 tons. Mann, ct Accom11odae
ton wharf, for Liverpool waiting-aenry
Vim q Parks, - tons. Dx. In ASHLEY. Ktyef, fof
New York, loading-HF Baker q 90. fts'
PenneiI, 252 ions, Plummer. az Central whAsh
for Brunswick, 0a->treet Bros q %.
SOHO0NEHS. @ aif25..t5
E Glover, 900 toRs, Dayton, at Bfowps q Coz
wharf, Tor Boston, loading-A Col smith
l. s navis, sa1 tons. Bishop. at N g Railroad
wharf, for New York, l~oadng-Roach q Mol
] q Stickney, - tons, Fooks, OF Robb's NIL,
for Baltimore, lnading-Street Bros 4 CO.
Irene E Messervey, 2i5 tons, Wal IN A8nley Rtver,
for Prov dence, loadging-SLreer Bros& co.
Georgetta Lawrence, 800 tons. Randall at AZ;
ger. wharf, for Hsvre, loadlng-RoachsG
Monett. sHH.
n @ Mosley. 1919 tons, -, at Gas Oompsnyt
wharf, from Baltimore, dlscharging-Sttess
Bros d co.
Lilly, as TINS, Hughes, IN the Sire IN, for New
York, readv-roach & Mo- lett.
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SPARKS FROM TIE WIRES.
and Chambers have arrange,

Edwards and Chambers have arranged to
fight again within q month.
The Curcoran Art Gallery, In Washington,
will be opened TO the public next month.
There was no Cabinet meeting yesterday,
and the President left town for Long ETlnch.
President Grant yesterday expressed him.
self satisfied with tho result Of the Geneva
proceedings.
Only one juror wa secured In San Fran
cisco yesterday from the panel of six hundred
and fifty citizens 10 the Laura Fair trial.
Heavy rains have prevailed throughout
the Northwest for the past week or ten days.
There are reports from some points OF damage
to the wheat In shocks and stalks.
The old defenders Of Baltimore. with the
association of the defenders of Washington
City as their guests, celebrated the battle o.
North Point yesterday,
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Codicil inclosed In an envelope, on which Ia
written by Miss Steinecke:
'Codlcil to my last willie f December 3, 1853,
by which Dr.. Paul Schoeppe 10 made my sole
heir. III. II. S~TEINECKE."
My express will and desire Is that. II any
difference or dispute, question or controversy,
bearing dale Carlisle, Pa, December 8, 1868,
the same shall be referred wholly 10 The
award, order and determination of John R.
Kelso, of Baltimore, and,Rev. F. Schoeppe, OF
Carlisle, with power for them 10 choose an
umpire. But If they, or either of them,
should not be able or willing to act in the
premises, then l do direct that nv beloved
husband. DR.. Paul Schoeppe. and Mrs. Sarah
Rich. OF Baltimore, shall each appoint an ar
bItrator or arbitrators, with the same power
of choosing On umpire, and what they or a
majority of Them shall order, direct or deter.
mine therein. shall be binding and conclusive
upon all and every person or persons there
In concerned. IN. NJ. STElNECKE.
Carlisle, Pa. January IS, 1859.
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Passenger.

Per steamship South Caroline: Ior New M, nSf sc.
L DaVsett, Z G Hoffman, Q Bergman, miss nee or
UuWelI' 3 Oonlon, " Il DnDphy' Paul cons'AN
a1a !. i've IeamsnIp sea Gull. for BaltimoIen snS
re niss nnIcon, MISS Tobias, Mr. " = FispI r uM1
a Miee a a 3 Wescott, Jos Mclutlre and " cha"
Laura Gowgins., .r,,,, from Edisto, Enter.
Per steamer II 8 ALLISON, lr9 nndinrsWW q W
GGray.. MISS a Bailey. J 2 LaRocne' ~
armstrong, Master w Whaley'
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Sour S~ToMAcE.-If the food taken into the
stomach is not digested It decomposes. In
the latter case a pungent gas is developed
which causes sour eructa;!ons, or else the
stomach itself seoretes an acid, which rising
upward at intervals stiDgs the gullet sharply.
These extremely disagreeable sensations are
attributable to impaired digestion. To get rld
Of them, or prevent their recurrence, it is only
necessary to tone and regulate the gastric or
gans with Hostetter's Buffers. 1t will not an
swer to postpone the great corrective with the
Idea that the unpleasant symptoms Will dlsap-
pear OF themselves. SO far from that pelng
the case, they almost invariably culmlnate' II
neglected, in chronic dyspepsia, WitR ius con-
CONTAINS of gnawiDg in the stomach, diSzl'
ness. perverted vision, headache, and Sleep
~lessness. 1t is true that all these disagreeables
may be obvisted by a course of the Bitters;
but how much wiser to anticipate their arrival
| with one or two doses of that sure preventive
of indigestion and slreDgthener of the all
mentary organs. seps-mwf3-Dtc
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ACCORDING TO SCRIPTURE.

CARLISLE. Pr, January 81, 1869.
I really live those delicious hours last night?
I expect you tonight Of the same hour. l
have resolved upon making an alteration in
our marriage contract. I will give you now
The entire control Of my property. You shall
have It all at once, now, Instead of inheritlng
it alter my death, as l have devised and Or
dered 1t in my last will. I will, however,
have to go to Baltimore 'fTst TO settle my af-
fairs there. You shall be my master, as the
ing but your loving and devoted wife.
Yours. with the f0ndrst affection and truest
love, MARIA al. STEINEcKE.
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MEssRs. %FURcHaoTr, BENEDICT & Go. notify
the public that on or about September 10th
they. will remove TO their new and elegant
building, No. 276 King street. Besides their
excellent stock Of Dry and Fancy Goods, they
will make 1t a special department and lay In
an entire new stock of all kinds OF Carpets
Ingram and Hemp Carpets, two and three-ply
Carpets, Venetian Floor and Stair Carpets
Tapestry Ingralns, English Body and Tapestry
Brussels, Floor Oil Cloths, all widths; Bugs
Mats and Mating, ell at very low figures.
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BUILDING M~ATERLAL.-An extensive STOCK
and large variety of Doors, sashes, Blinda,
Balusters, Mouldings, &C., are kept constantly
on hand by Mr.. P. p. Toale. at his warerooms,
No. 20 Hayne street and No. SO Pinckney street.
The above are all made at his W factory on
Horlbeck's wharf. He keeps, also, French ana
American Window Glass, Stained Glass, slate
Mantels. Builders Hardware, &C., from Inc
best manufacturers. mcno-in"hSL
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WANTED at Furchgott, Benedict & Co., If
teen Statesmen to take charge of Dry and
Fancy Goods Stock. Also, three Sales-ladles.
References required. None but experienced
hands need apply. FuRcHaorr, BENEDICT q
Co., No. PA King street. eepl0
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NEW 1ORk, september IL.
Charles OConor, In response 10 an address
of the Louisville delegation urging him to ac-
cept The nomination for the Presidency, has
written an elaborate letter declaring he must
decline.
Summer as a ID .mocratic Candidate.
WORCESTER, (MAss.,) September II.
The Democratic and Liberal Conventions
nominated Sumner for governor. The seventh
resolution declares that the existing prohibi.
ton laws should be repealed or enforced.
The Maine Election.
AUGUSTA, Me-, September II.
Official returns from 1913 towns give Perham
for governor l6, 600 majority.
The Georgia Democracy.
AUGUSTA, Ga, September II.
The Elgth Congressional District Democratic
Convention met here to-day. After d long
discussion the two-thirds rule was adopted.
General A. K. Wright was then nominated
and elected by reclamation.
A Great Greeley Barbecue.
LOUISVILLE, September IL.
The ground selected for the Greeley festival
was u beautiful grove covering one hundred
acres, undulated and elevated. There We're
twelve tables, one hundred and fifty feet long,
loaded with provisions, besides numerous
private tables and refreshments stands. 1t is
estimated that there are twenty-five thousand
people In attendance at Two O'Clock this af-
terDOon.
at len O'Clock Ex-Governor Bramlctte, of
Kentucky, delivered the welcoming address,
The Hon. Ell Shorter, OF Alabama, was then
introduced, and spoke over an hour, followed
by l.. D Campbell. of Ohio. At The close Of
the lalter's speech, dinner was announced.
The tables were covered with abundant sup
DIV. After dinner General John B.. Gordon
and the Hon. Benjamin Hill. oil Georgia, spoke
from one Stand, aud Ex-Governor, Vance, of
North Carolina, from another. About noon
a heavy shower dispersed the assembly. Dur
Ing the evening a large torchlight procession
passed the street, and the speaking was re-
sumed in the courthouse.
Coalition In the Granite State.
CONCORD, N. H., september IL.
The Democratic and Liberal Conventions
have united upon an electoral ticket.
Coalition In Kansas.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, September IL.
The Democrats have The lieutenant-gover-
nor, one Congressman, two electors, the at
torney-general, secretary of State and chief
Justice; the Liberals have the balance. The
Liberals and Democrats nominated F. H.
Walker for Governor.
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funeral Npr,rss.

re- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acquaintances OF Captain and Mrs. JAMES II.
MULvANEY are respectfully invited TO attend the
Funeral Services Of the former from Mbernian
Hall, THIS friday MORNING, at 10. O'Clock.
aen1S 40 y
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~-ST. JOsEPH'S LATIN SOCIETY,"
The members are respectfully invited to stseno
the Funeral OF their brother memper, Z. hIlS:'
from his late residence, Line, near hlns 'ues'
THIS AFTERNOON, at O'Clock.
BY order OF the President.
aep1a.t Il. kUauIEpoi SS.=
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InSaING For HIS FACE.

CARLISLE, Pa, December 20, 1868.
DIR. Paul Schoepps: My Dearest Loved
One-How I long for The hour OF your visit TO-
day had u delightful walk this morn
Ing. passed your office, but did not detect
the dear face oil my beloved Paul In 1t. Come
10 see me soon, dearest one. Yours, with The
tondest affection, MARIA III. STEINEcKE.
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THE U SPARTANS.
A Full County Ticket-No Preference
as 10 state Officers.

The spartanburg Democratic Convention
adopted the following resolutions:
Whereas, the condition of our county Is
snch az TO demand the united efforts OF all
trne citizens; and whereas concert OF action,
which ia necessary to success, requires the
sacrifice OF all personal plans and interests.
Resolved, That we the delegates composing
this convention, representing the various sec
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~ HIBERNIAN soOIETY.-THE
Members OF this Society are respectfully request.
ed TO attend the Funeral Services OF their late
Member, Captain JAMES II. MULVANEY. from
Hibernian Hall, THIS friday MORNING, at 10
O'Clock. JAMES ARMSTRONG, j.,
sep1s Secretary.
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SPECIAL ANNouNCEMENT.-We have just re-
ceived one thousand boxes, each containing
one quire OF fine Note Paper and Envelopes
to match, without %initial,) also Penholder
and Pen. Price Is cents per box. Hasel
Street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
ian3t
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THE WEATHER THIs DAP.

WASHINGTON. September IL.
Northerly to westerly Winds and generally
clear weather will prevail on Friday from
Louisiana to Alabama. For the South At
lantic States winds veering to westerly and
norlhwesterly, and clearing weather during
Friday except for Florida.
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GOOD RHEIN WINE.

CARLISLE, Pa, January s, 1853.
DR.. Paul .Schoeppe: My Dearest Paul--The
German wine which you brought me last night
has done me really good. I slept much better
last night than I did on The previous nights.
Please bring some or the same kind with you
when you call to-day. Yours, affeclionately
as ever, MARIA 81. STEINECRE.
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sepl3

MECHANICS sOCIETY.-THE
members OF this Society are respectfully request
ed to attend the Funeral Services Of their lare
member, Captain JAMES n. MULVASEY, rom
Hlbern!an Hall, THIS friday MORNING. AT 10
o'clock. BY order. sepI'h
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NOTICE TO DRUeaIsTs.-By act of the Leg
~islature, druggists are required to have the
ASr1DoTE 10 each poison or poisonous COM
pound sold By them printed upon the label on
each bottle or package. The NEWS Job Office
is prepared TO print to order all such labels,
being provided with the requisite cuts. speci-
mems may be seen on application.
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~T THE RELATIVES. FRIENDS AND
Acoua,utances OF Mrs.JAMESL L. GORDON and hsr
mother, Mrs. Turner are requested to attend the
funeral services Of the former, at the readenca
No. 8 Cannon street. THIS MORNING, ats O'CLOCK.
sep18.# -
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HINTS AND INNUENDoEs.
CARLISLE, Pa, December 90,

CARLISLE, Pa, December 90, 1868.
DIR. Paul S~choeppe: My Dearest Oue-Please
come to SEE me al once. I called this morn
Ing on my relations close by you. They made
some covert hints and %innuendoes as to our
iulirlacy. Do not speak to anybody OF our
ant, nor that I made a will beQuea-
thing all my property 10 you. Hoping 10 see
You soon, I remain yours, affectionutely as
ever, MARIA NJ. STEISECiE.
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me- SURVIVORS ASSOCIATION
The members Of this Association are respectfully
requested to attend the Funeral Services OF tneE
late member, Captain JAMES N. MuLVAEEY.
from HioernIan Hail, THIS friday MORNING, a.
10 O'Clock. BY order. ~
sep1s A. q. MAGRATH, Jr, Secretary.
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ns-IRIsH NOTWITHSTANDING MEM
BEERS are respectfully requested to attend the
Funeral Services OF their late Member, Captain
JAMES N. MULvANEY, from Hioernian Han'
THIS friday MORNING, at 10 O'Clock.
D. A. J. SULLIVAN.
.a,, Secretary.
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untIussihen advertisements.

~srTgEC GARD OF CAPTAIN YooN1.
- ~ rn1ToR Of THE NEws:-1n reference
~ ih a..s D - mis- person, which appeared in tho
morning papers of yesterday, ~ t,,, Ha sur,csns IN
that the evidence addacsa was S.na aua' him over. 70
my opinion to warran: my s Onu.o ne l. css Sss on
The Criminal Court to answer .ae o.s,ss -.
which vSS be- was arralsned. am Satisfied ina. .ns
wiz conrt will. thoroughly vindicate my action
in the matter. VIZ
sep1S.lS At"
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MORE E WATER.

CARLISLE. Pa, January %. 1869.
Dir. Paul S~choeppe: My Dear Husband
Please order twenty bottles more OF The min
eral water you prescribed for me. I took The
last glass of 1t after yon had lett o .night.
Yours forever, MARIA III. ~TEINECKE.
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4 CHANGE OF SUPERVISORS.
WARRINGTON. Septeml

WASHINGTON, September IL.
The President accepts the resignation OF
Supervisor Emory, and Perry succeeds him:
The district comprises Louisiana, Mississippi
aud Alabama. Supervisor Cobb succeeds
Perry In North and South Carolina.
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BUSINESS

We CALL attention to Messrs. J. A. Enslow
4 Co.'s auction sale of Cotton Iron Ties in
front of their store this day, at 10 O'Clock.
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CHECK.
CARLISLE, Pa, January &c

CARLISLE, Pa, January &c, 1869.
DR.. Paul Schoeppe My Dear Husband
Please return The letter ot credit which you
received Yesterday from me again. I will
give YOU q check for $500 on the National
Mechanics Bank, of Baltimore, instead OF 1t.
Yours ms. ever MARIA II. STEINRCKE.
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NOTICE TO MERCHANTS PURCHASING FOB
CAsH.-That they can save twenty per cent.
by calling and examining the stock OF Dry
Goods, Ready.made Clothing, Notions, &C., on
consignment from Manufacturers, at the Auo-
ton and Commission House of VIM. Mckay,
No. 45 Wentworth street.
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~ ST. PATRICK'S BENEVOLENT
soCIETY.-The Members Of this Society are 70.
spectiully requested to attend the Funeral sex
vices Of their late Member, Captain JAMES
MULvANEY, from Hibernian Haa, THE friday
MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. ". bAhEh,
sepl8 secletsfy'
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CONTRACT OF MARRIAGE

made and concluded January II, 1863, between
DR.. Paul Schoeppe, OF Carlisle, and Miss Maria
NJ. Steinecke, OF Baltimore. The said persons
have agreed, and by these presents do agree to
ION together as husband aud wife. To that pur.
pose the said Miss Maria NJ. SteiDecke has, The
day of the date of these presents, agreed 10
pay 10 DR.. Paul Schoeppe the sum OF $4,000
cash on or before the first day of April next,
under the proviso that the said Maria M.
Steinecke has, during the time of her lite, the
entire control, possession and right 10 her own
estate, personal and real, aud to the manage
ment OF the same. The condition of this agree
ment is such, That II the said DR.. Paul Schoeppe
shall happen 10 survive, the said Maria NJ.
Stelnecke shall. and do, leave and beuneath
10 the saiG DR.. Paul Schoeppe her whole es.
tate and properly, whatsoever and whereso.
ever, OF what nature, kind aud quality soever
the same may be. To That end aud PURPOSE
the said MISS Maria NJ. Sleinecke has. ut the
day OF her b%elrothment, given 10 The said Dr.
Paul Schoeppe her last will aud testament,
dated the Sd day of December, 1868. Witness
our hands and seals the day and year :irst
above written. MARIA M. SrEINEcKE.
DR.. PAUL SCHoEPPE.
After the signing Of this marriage contract
she treated The young German US her hus Jund,
az will BIZ seen by The following daily notes
that followed up tU tile date vi her dralh. The
regular marriage was 10 have followed 10
March, and as a bridal tour O trip 10 Europe
had been decided upon.
A CoDICIL.
CARLISLE, Pa, January Is, 1869.
Dr.. Paul Schoeppe: Dear PAUL. do not fee
we'll and would like to See you. Bring my tes
lament, which / have given you, with you.
want 10 make a codicil to 1t. Yours, as ever,
MARIA NJ. STEINECKE.
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EVEN ON SUNDAY,

CARLISLE, Pa. January a., 1869.
sabbath Morn.)
DR.. Paul Schoeppe i: Ny Dearest Husband
I know it Is against our rules 10 ask you 10
call on Sabbath, but feel Very indlspose6 TO-
MARIA NJ. S%TEINECEE.
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A BANKING OPERATION.

CARLISLE, Pa, January Is, 1869.
DR.. Paul .Schoeppe: My Darling Husband
Shortly alter you mad lett this morning | went
to the bank ant drew some money. If you
call again to-day you can have the sum spoken
of. Yours, with The fondest affection, as ever,
MARIA NJ. STENECKE.