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Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

The Supreme Court Of New jersey ON Thurs.
day, ananimously decided upon the constitu-
tlonaliey Of local option act. This will be nuts
los The temperance men, and may possibly have
Q favorable e6bct in their case in the decision
shortly to BE- made in the Supreme Court OF
pouuSvlvonis.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

A human body, Sound 10 two barrels" float.
iag n the rivey q Boston, hes been identified
= that of Abijah Ellis, Of No. 10 Dover street,
q th.t e;sy. Gircauassanoss indicate tha. he was
murdered, but there 10 no clue to the murderer.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

An Othello and Desdemona case Is reported
out West, in which both parties found them
selves outside the "pale" Of society. Othello
was there before.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
The Straight out ticket received 90 votes ir
Kent County.
KENT COUNTY.

KENT COUNTY.
The oiicial Democratic majoritiea in Kent coun-
ty are 36O3S for Greeley electors; c. W. Wright
tor Congress. 4S6; Charles Williamson, for Sheriff.
562 stephen Cats for Coroner, GlS; the average
on the Legislature. .6ll}Hs. on the Levy Court. 523
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

SUSSEX CouNTY.--Up to the time of going to
preas We have not received the details of the vote
in Sussex. The following are the majorites taken
from the official returns:
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
keglsIer.sUrder.
New Ca
REGISTERS OFrrcK.

REGISTERS OFFICE.
New Castle County. November 9th, ls7..
Upon the application of Rober: +. Lyman.
Executor of JAMES X. LYMAN. late of Chris
tiana hundred. in said County, deceased, it is
ordered and directed by the Register that the
Executor aforesaid, give notice of the granting
of Letters Festanentary upon the Estate of tho
deceased W the date of granting thereof by
ing ady dyertisements I. be posted within forty days
from the date osuch Letters. in six of the pub
lie places tthe County ot New Castle requiring all
persons having demands against the Estate. to pres
ent the same. orabde by an Act of Assembly in such
case made and provided And also cause the to
be inserted within the same period in the Delaware
Gazstte. anewspaper published In Wilmn gton and
t. be continued therein two months.
- Given under he hand and Seal of Office
L.s the aforesaid at New Castle, in New
~ Castle County aforesaid, the day and year
abovewritten B. GIBBS, Register.
NOTICE.
All persons having claims against the Estate I
the deceased must present the same duly atested To
the Executor. on or before November 6th 1873,
or abide the Act Of Assembly in such case made and
provided. ROBERT T, LYMAN.
Address-Stanton. Del. Executor.
novs-2m
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

NUTICE.
Az The Wilmington and Reading Railroad Com
pany have completed arrangements to carry Money
Packages and Express Matter 10 an from all points
on the line of their road and West Chester.
Express matter sent To Franklin Telegraph otf ,e
No. West Third street or to their Depot. Front
and Madison. or orders left with McMuen 4 Seal,
c. STOLZ.
api-tf Genl Sup't W, Il r. r. X Co
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

4 atean wagon was exhibited at the 0eor
Rio stAto lAir which shouldered twenty tons o.
800 o0A walked OF without gruntinR.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

leunoyAHf BAfls, having nade wager that
- soalA carry the Ansrican 1ag Enough England
- oaptland without nolstation, has sst out upon
- tnvsla Why - shosA noe - abls 10 do this
No eoa0Asuo hat We leavs the reader to solve.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09
wants.

ExrRA NEW BUCEwHEAT NEAL at ths
'' "''' ". M.N.CHANDLER,S. n.
q Oil Market street,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-11-09

EVOR RENT-Rooms in the second story Of the
Il 0asssts haildins. Al6 Market street. suitable
for o6ees
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
Marr,fh.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Thursday eve.
mag, December s. 1917, at the residence OF the
BRIDES mother, by the Rev. Alex. W. Marshall, D.
D., JEssIE L., youngest daug1er OF the late John
O.. Jeannerett to JOHN MCKnsLAY, both Of rhts
city.
WYLD-sIGwALD.-on Sunday evening, lat
December, 1879. at the residence OF the oride's
father, by. Rev. W. 4. Bowman, JOSEPH d. WYLD
to NM RIVERS, daughter OF uolonelO. B. sig.
waid.
CaSTfLLo-OUNcAN.-on the evening Of De.
cember lat, 1879, at the residence OF Mr.. A. s.
Freitas, by the Rev. O. J. Orngh8u, Nj. JOSEPH r.
CASTILLO to Miss JANE A. DUNCAN, daughter Of MI.
Archibald Duncan, all Of this city.
KN0TTS-SHINGLER AT he residence OF Mrs.
Ann Knots, on the 18th OF November, by DR.. l..
D.. Durham, OaptalnJ E. KSorTS and Miss SALLIE
a. r. SHINGLER, all OF Orsngeourg.
LANCASTER-OWENS.-Att the residence Of Nj.
WIN. Owens. ON the 2Sth uitlmo, by Rev. II. X.
Suares, Mr. DARLING LANCASTER end Miss ELIZk.
BErH OWENS, both VI Barnwell County.
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J0TT1NGS ABOUT THE STATE.

Robbers are abroad 10 Darlington, and
several lhefls have been perpetrsted.
The sales 81 Bsrnwell Courthouse brought
good prices, and considerable property was
disposed of.
Colonel James Kennedy chief clerk In the ad.
iulant mud lnspector-geDsrsrs Office.
siderable cunt Of real estate was sold 6y
the sheriff prices ranging from So to s67
"a large | story barn!ot Dir. Adam Team,
In KerahawC nty, was destroyed oy nfe on
Thursday last. I contained a large amount
of corn, peas, TO or, &C., and was partially
insured.
wR.y. DR.. Durha.n han resigned the paato-
raj charge of the Baptist Church In Camden,
and will supply the churches at Mount .EloD,
In Darlington, Piedmont, In Sumter, and
Sandy Level, III Fairfield.
the Edgeheld Advertiser contains a full
account OF the tournament, ball and nag pre-,
sentatIon Of the sabre club recently organized
In that town. 1t came of on the 18Th. Fro
lessor LyBrand's band furnished the music.
Monday last was sales.day at Doth Green.
VILE and Camden, and q large amount Of real
estate changed hands. The prices realized
were better than for rnonths past, and the
sales are quoted as an evidence OF the grow
ing prosperity of our Inland towns.
On Sunday evening last, about dark, inc
Clubhouse belonging to hr. silss Benson, nine
miles north OF Spartanburg, was set on 1re Dy
an incendiary; but being discovered the hre
was ~exlinguished before any serious damage
was done. 49,,
The clubhouse of Mr.. Caldwell, aT Mount
Carmel. Abbeville County, was consumed Dy
IRE on Friday last, together with eight OF
ten bales OF cotton. The cotton was prinel-
pally owned by neiahbors, tor wnom ml;
Caldwell glnned for toll The fire Is believed
to have been accidental.
The new county to pc formed In the lower
part OF Blrnwell, Is to be- called "CoosaWnat
chile" with The following boundaries On tae
| norln by the Lower Ghree Runs, from Inc
mouth 10 the crossing OF the Port Royal Hall.
road, and a line running thence aooge Ine
| Beldock Plantation to a point on the sake
| halchie, tour miles above Buford's Bridge.
On the east by the Salkehatchie down 10 Lne
| Savannah and Charleston Railroad. on tne
south by the Savannah and GhaIieston DUO
ard The publIc road from Hardeevllle to Pnrys
burg. On the west by the Savannah River.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

The Western Union Telegraph Company
have purchased The Nova Scotia lines.
The Panama papers report the wreck of
the new steamer Tacora, from Liverpool, near
Montevldeo, with q loss OF $3.50, 900.
General Maxwell, formerly assessor OF the
Sixth Ohio District, and who was wounded
i've times during the late war, committed sui
eide. yesterday, at Dalton, Ohio.
Recorder Hackelt In New York yesterday
sentenced John Chambers, convicted of 8
telonious assault on James Brownlee, a car.
penter who refused 10 join the Strikes last sum:
mer, to seven years imprisonment.
AT Milling, Pa, the second section of 8
Western bound Cincinnati train ran into the
rear of the first section, teleseoping two Pull
man cars. Five bodies have been recovered
from the wreck. No Southerners were on
the list.
The New York Tribune editorially states
thai the daughters of the late Mr.. Greeley are
unwilling, under any circumstances, that the
plan of a subscription for their benefit should
be carried out; but will not object to any lesti-
monial to the memory of their father. It is
proposed to build q printers monument to
Greeley.
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TIE Wills OF MR. AND Mrs GaERLEY.-The
following has been furnished in regard to thu
wills of Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley.

following has been furnished in regard to the
Wills of Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley.
Judge Hart, q neighbor, intimate friend and
legal adviser OF Mr.. and Mrs. Greeley. Ia in pos
sessions Of their wills. That OF Mr. Greeley Is
in his own handwriting. 1t was written in the
curly part Of November. and the formalities Of
It's acknowledgment aud execution took place
on the last day Of his life. in the presence Of
several persons. Two wills previously made by
Mr.. Greeley and inclosed in sealed envelopes
are in possession of Oven T.. Coffin, surrogate
of Winchester County, and were left In his
hands with the understanding that the seals
are not to be broken until instructions to that
effect are made by surviving members OF the
family.
1t il lumored that In each Of these wills q
number Of requests are made by MI. Greeleyto
certain charitable institutions; but In accord
auce with the last will aud testament Of Mr..
Greeley, all his property is left to his two
daughters, Miss Ida l.. Greeley and Miss
Gabrielle Miriam Greeley.
Mrs. Greeley's will was made about five years
ago, being drawn up at hat time by Judge
Hart, who had been her counsel for twelve
years. She left her entire property to her two
daughters. The petition for citation, in the
matter OF Mrs. GreeleY's will was executed ny
Miss Ida L. Greeley before her fathers death,
and it was presented to Surrogate Coffin by
Judge Hart.
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TIE NATIONAL CAPITAL.
Cabinet MoetIng-Ths Money strlnRen-
cy-Lower Taxes-Othor Matters In
Congress.
WASHINGTON, December Q.

W
There was o full cabinet meeting to-day.
In the Senate, Wilson resigned his place on
the military committee. A resolution was
adopted instructing the committee on finance
to inquire what legislation Ia necessary 10 re-
lleve the present atriDgency Of the money
market, and as to the prupriety Of providing
for an additional issue of legal tender notes
and all matters connected Herewith, and to
report, by bill or Otherwise, at az early a day
as practicable. The Senate then went into a
short execetive session and adjourned.
In the House, Harris, OF Virginia, introduc-
ed a bill paying for property destroyed during
the rebellion 0y order of the Quilted States
Government. A resolution was adopted In
curing the probable cost OF q ship canal from
the Mississippi River, near The mouth. to deep
water In the Gulf OF Mexico. DaweH, from
the committee Of ways and means. reported q
bill abolishing The offices OF assessor and assIs-
tant assessor of internal revenue, and trans
ferrlng their duties to collectors and deputy
collectors. Amendments were agreed to tx
ing as the time for the bill to 90 Into opera.
tion the lst of July, 1873, and requiring COL
lectors to give additional bonds for their new
duties, and the bill was then passed. Dawes,
In the course of bis remarks on the bill, ex.
pressed confidence that at an early day taxes
will be removed from everything except
whlskey and tobacco. The House adjourned
till Monday.
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Obltuarp.

DAwSON.-Died, In Charl SION, =. O.. on
Friday, December 8, 1874, In the tWenty.nintn
year OF her age. VIRGINIA FoURaEAUD, the vile
OF Francis W. Dawson.
re- THE RELATIVES AND FRIENDS
of Mr.. and Mrs.. e. Fourgeaud, and OF Captain +.
W. Dawson, ere invited to be present at the
Funeral Services OF Mrs. r. W. DAWSON, at st.
Msry's Church. BASEL street, at Q O'Clock. TO.
MORROW Sunday MoRNIEd. dec7
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4 WARNING 70 BANKS.

BOSTON, December s.
The case of the Merchants National Bank,
of Memphis, Tennessee, vs. the National Bank
Of Commerce, of Boston, which has occupied
The United States Circuit Court several days,
has resulted In q verdict for the plaintiff for
1874, 694 %. The suit was brought to recover
damages for negligence on the part Of the de-
PENDANTS in giving up 10 c%onsignees bills of
ladIng Of q lot of cotton upon the acceptance
by The conslgnees of a thirty days draft drawn
against the shipment and attached to the bills
OF ladlDg and sent on to the defendants1 bank
for collection. The plaintiffs claimed that 1t
was the duty of the bank to keep possession
of the collaterals until the draft was paid,
aud that by reason of the surrender OF the
bills of lading, the plaintiffs lost their security,
the conslgnees having failed before the expi-
ration of che thirty days after accepting.
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TIE LOUISIANA MUDloLE.
NEW ORLEANS, December 6.

NEW ORLEANS. December B..
In obedience to the order OF Judge D9Iel
the eoldIers Today took possession OF tue
capltol and Governors office. AT hali-past tea
O'clock this morning every available place IN
the Circuit Court room was occupied, cnieny
by colored people, though periecG eooo a n'anen
p'elock. followed by Colonel McEnry. Judge
DursIl then read the decision. After the ar
umenth he says that the statutes are constltu;
tIiopal, The court has Jurisdiction, and the iega,
board is Yarmouth, Heron, Lynch, haWRlns
and Longstreet. The order OF the couIt, ul.
vested of legal technlcalitles, 10 as lolioWs:
1t e~njoins Yarmouth from any acuon aeSa nve
named be present. 1t orders Yarmouth 10
deposit with the clerk Of the court all returns
or documents relating 10 the election. Ine
rule ior contempt was then continued to MOI
day, and the court adjourned.
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An Indignant ~Senntor-Tbe Coastwise
Transportation Company Partica-
lars In Regard 20 tho Proposed Tax
Lsvy-A Politician and Patriot E1-
plains the Philosophy OF the Measure
rpRon OUR OWN CORRESPONDENCE
COLUMBIA, November s.
Tho legislative proceedings to-day have
been brief and comparatively unlmportant.
The Senate had q session Of precisely one
hour, in the course Of which the following
business was transacted:
Senator Johnston, colored, of Sumter, In
trodnced, In accordance with previous notice,
aIoint resolution requiring county treasurers
lomake specific annual reports on the first
day OH each year of all the receipts
tsnd expenditures of their of1ces. The blank
Ia ios the month, and will probably be filed
by the committee OF county officers, to which
the resolution will undoubtedly be referred
tomorrow.
Senator Gaillard, colored, Charleston. intro
duced q bill to amend the act to provide for
the election OF officers In Incorporated cities
and towns. The alteration sought to be ef-
. fected consists in having the hours of holding
tie elections changed so as to be from ak A.
n. to six ]. N. instead of from seven A. N. to
Ave P. n, as now prescribed by Law.
:, Senator Clinton, colored, Lancaster, intro
dueed a rather incomprehensible resolution
to prohibit the publication of the laws OF the
General Assembly in all the newspapers Of the
State, which was laid over under the rules.
Senator smalls, colored, Beaufort, intro
dnced q Joint resolution, which would have
been q very salutary one 8 year or two ago, to
repeal the act for the establishment of an
armed force, and this too went over for con-
sideration tomorrow.
Senator Nash (colored, RIchland) called
the attention Of the Senate to what he evil
IDENTIFY considered o serious grievance In the
occupation BY the UnIted States Court, now
sitting here, of the legislative library depart
mept, and of sundry Senate committee rooms
In lthe capitol. BE declared that q certain
senator bad to his knowledge attempted to
sired book Of reference, and had been per.
emptorily refused admission by the door.
Keeper attached to the court, and he wanted
to know why this wa thus. Ee therefore
moved that q committee Of three be eppoint'
ed TO find out by what authority this nrurpa'
finn of the senatorial territory had been
made. and the motion was adopted and the
committee appointed, with the offended sena'
tor asits chairman.
The senate then proceeded to dispose Of TT
calendar business In short order, and With the
6aowing result:
'1hs House concurrent resolution requesting
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oor7rnIture, aprtirnlsnre, Or.
H0MaRIA NURSERIES,.
P ESTABLISHED 1861.

THE nropretor has q large and thrifty stock OF
on IaS and acciimated FRUIT TREES, paricu.
iarly adapted 70 our climate; from ponl me s,e easlle ess 20
s sS Snricote. Nectarihes, ounces, Aodlars,
Pom Evsr.bearing Auloerrtes: Fig,
Enalisn Walnuts, spanish cnestnutA, Fllnerts,
Grapes in great variety: Raspberrles,
s};nds' Dahliss, Gladiolss, verbenss, Vlolets Or
nsmenIai Flowing Shrubs, 90; EverRresos fos
Cemeteries aud lawns In great variety; Aspsra.
Vus aud Horse Radish roon; Usage Orange ano
ioane viii be sent to all applicants. address
~ N. NJ. SUMNER
nnvas.momoa ia&3' Pomarta, So
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funeral Nonres.

sTILLsON,-Died at Columbia. December s,
ClTHARnyE sT1LLsoN. vile OF Frank Stilson.
ns-THE FRIENDS AND ACQUA1NT-
ANCES OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frank St!llson, OF Mrs.
Minott, Of Charles Minott, and OF Rev. sam
mel weston and family. are requested TO attend
the Funeral Of Mrs. STILLsON. at Centenary
Church, THIS MORNING, at 10 O'Clock. dec7'
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msrTHE SACRED ORDINANCE OF
BAPTISM will be performed by the Rev. JULIAN
A. CHASE, on Sunday morning. December ., AZ
I O'Clock P. N at rho foot Of Council street. me
public are respec fully invited. A collection WIN
he ,aken up In aid OF the same. oecI-
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OFEI0AE-.

LIST OF LETTERS remaining In the Poston1cs
at Charleston, for the week ending December 8.
1879, and printed oficially In THI DAILY NIvs,
as the newspaper having the largert circulation
the City Of Charleston.
~ ONCE hours from 8 A. II. to on p. II. On
Sundays, from 81 to 6KP n.
~ Persons calling for Letters Advertised
should state that they are "Advertised.D
STANLEY q. TROTT. Tostmsstar.
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Adams. Mrs Aba
Alden, Mrs 8
mes
Allemong, Mrsl
d T
Allen. Maria
All, nder, Ann r.
Anderson q, Elizs-
beth
AndrewB, Mrs WI
81 /
Andrews, Mary
austin, Mrs 8
Bailey, Char
lotte
Ba:nes, Mrs. Fl,
l. B
Barber, Mary
Bailey, Horre
: ecker, Maria oil
Bennett, hrs
@
B~elenger, jane
Bell, Maria
Bling. MIS- Nel.
leaug
Blst, Ann &
Blake, Ella Il
Bode, Mary
BohlmaDn, Au.
pusia
Bowman, Emil
Bowen, Jose.
phine
B%randford, Ed.
winena
rittoa,Ada
Brown, RISE L
Brown, Ella |!
Brown, Rlna |!
Bryant, Mrs u
Bruua, Mary |!
Bradley. Patseyll
Bullwiukle, Car-ll
oline
Buse, J F
Carson. Susan
Campbell, AMI
carr. LepOra
0hisom, Mrs All
fred
CLARK. Elizabeth
Clear. Mrs II
Clark, Flora II
Cole, Catherine
Cochran, SARAH
Cochran, Mrs All
Oorcoian, Mrs,
Colios, Tena u
Collins, Martha
Uolleton, Mrs
C0ppenburg
Miss 3 ]
Crouch, Mrs. Hl
w u
Cumming, Hrs
Jamie
Cupper, krs O
Davis, y
Daily, Amelia
DuPas, Freelove
Desterne, Sol
phis
Decker. EN- ma
Dixon. Mary
Dooley, Kate /
Donley, Jane
Drsyton, Celne
DunEemann,
Edwards, Fran
cis
| Edwards, Het.
tie
| Ellie, Catherine
Fsrreney, Mar.
greet
Fell, J
Fogarne. Mrs 81
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TIE WEATHER. THIS DAY.

WASHINGTON, December 8.
In the South Atlantic and Gnlf States to-
morrow q high pressure will prevail with
noitherly to essterly winds and cloudy, but
clearing weather and probably an occasional
rain.
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Religious Notifies.

M FIRST BAPTIST CH URCH.-
Divine Service may be expected TOMORROW
MORNING, at half.psst 10 O'Clock, and at O'CLOCK
at MIGHT. Sermons by the Pastor Rev. L. q.
SHuOK. oec'
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STANDARD COLLECTIONS,
OF
AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.

OohhCSAASN
VOCAL AND INSTRUMENTAL MUSIC.
The whole set is one OF the most valuable Ansl-
cal Libraries that could be devised, 80 eaoa COZ.
tains from 400 to $50 pages Of the most popular
music Of the day. a, a o,,,h 20.
FnIl Silt. for Presents, s. The price would be
at retail for the pieces separately. about $500:
In this form, all The books, including the new
and ;ayorI!e' Gems Of Strauss tnow having
splendid SALE may be had for $50 SO.
Musical Treasure, Vocal and Instruments
Vocal Only:
Silver Cord, Wreath OF Gems. -.
Gems OF German Song, Gems OF scotslsn eo
Gems OF Sacred song, shower OF fe"f''
Duets. operate Pearls.
i: PlaDistis Album; home
o'D' circle, vol. 2; Piano Forte Gems. -,
no ~ ,hs above Books mailed. postpaid l0f
o IL 5Sss!P s5:sSs, 3 Co., O. Nov sS.1S SOrt: w.
sep4.ws
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~ UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
SERVICE will be held in this Church
MORNING, at halfpsst 10 O'Clock. The Rev
BOYD, oflclating. All strangers are cordially IN
Yited TO attend. ueo'
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sa- persons deposlting letters in the Po'tomoe
will please place the ntamp near the upper rignt
hand corner Of the envelope, n they WIN aao
n,s..e to remember that without che stamp 2 LEI;
Letter ONCE. -
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FETERISH FRANCE.

Republican Paris Dissatisfied with the
acknowledgement Resignation OF
Thiers.
PARIS, December 6.
The governmental situation al Versailles un-
settles business of all kinds throughout the
country. The committee Of thirty, formed
yesterday by the Assembly, are regarded as
hos lie 10 the Republic. The Republican
Journals of Paris declare that the Assembly
does not represent the will of France, and de-
msnd Its immediate dissolution. President
Theirs Ia expected to resign. The government
will probably make . statement, at the session
of the Assembly to-day, as to the course 1t in
tends to take.
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ar CITADEL SQUARE BAPTIST
oaURoH-Setvices in this Church TOMORROW
BY the Pastor. Rev. ]. A. RAABLlss IN tne
MORNING, at halr-pass 10 O'Clock, and at MIGHT
.1N-N,,..ot o,oIoct dec7
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OuienR Ann
Owens, HaU
Parker. Amelia
Uof.AS H--a

u OuienR Ann
lOwenl, HaU
Parker. Amelia
PatAt, Emma
Partridge, He'll,
PRIger. 1eebrla
1Palgroue, Rose
anu
)lPeIcivaL Matte
Peterson, Hen.
rletta
IPlnckneyAnnie.
]. III
Pierce, ENNIS
iIPone, KrS Thos
B. ST. sG
Poser, Mn =
/ Clara
lRan.rtEMHB
Ralsull. Elin0
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i~RawHnson, Mn:
Reeves. Nancy
Reed, Francis :
Riley, Ami
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R:,SIWnsWg-
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Rolnns;JeneU
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07

EAST. LUKE'S CHURCH-THERE
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
COMPARATIVE COTTON STATEMENT:

NEW YORK, December 6.
The following Is the cotton statement for
the week ending TO date !:
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-12-07
DIrsON d co.

announce that they were happily untouched 9y
Ihe recent Great Fire, and are busy, as USUAL III
attendIng to their extensive orders.
They now call attention, also, 10 tner