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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

TlHE STATE OF SOUTH L 'OLINA,
Il CHARLESTON C0UNTY-BY r
BUST, ESQ.,, Probate Judge.-Whereab, J.HEh
MACKEY, or Charleston, WI ow, mad suit to
me to grant her Letters OF Administration .he
Estate and effects of JOHN @. MACKEY,. eof
charleston, Trial Justice.
These are therefore to cite and admonlsn all - 4
singular the kiadred and creditors Of the said
JOHN G.. MAOKEY, deceased, that they
be and appear before me. in the Court OF
Probate to BIZ held at Charleston on the 7Lh
OF February, 1873, after publication hereof at IL
O'Clock In the forenoon, to show cause, II any
they have, why the salt administration should not
be granted.
Given under my hand. this twenty-thlrd Gag OF
January, Ammo Domini 1873.
Jan24f2 GEORGE BUST Probate Judge.
TlHE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
CHARLESTON COUNTY.-By gro. BUST,
L, q. Probate JIdge-Whertas, ROBT. DELES-
LINE, OF Charleston, Tailor. made suit to me to
grant him Letters OF Administration OF the Es.
tate and effects OF ANSEL DELESLlNE, late OF
Charleston, Laborer.
These are therefore to cite ana aumonlsn hll
and Singular Il e kiHdred and creditors OF Ihe
said ANSEL DELESLINE, decea: ed, mat they
be and appear before me In the Court OF Pr0-
bate, TO oe held at Charleston, on February flh
1872 after publication hereof. at O'CLOCK In the
forenoon. TO show cause. II any they have why
the said adminislratlOn should tot be granted.
Given u der my hand, this 23I day OF January,
A. ID. 1878. GEORGE BUST,
ian24.f2 Probate Judge.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

NOR SALE, AT No. rs CANNON
T. street, q thoroughbred BULL PUP, ace 8
months. jan90-S
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Cost an1 Genn1.

Il OST, AT TIE FIRE ON ADGER'S
IL Wharf, yesterday morning CASHMERE
SAX COAT, with Velvet Collar. In the pockets
are a Memorandum Book and papers, OF no value
but to the owner. Apply ut No. "a Broad street,
where a reward Will be given II required.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

DAMBERG d MCCOY, No. SO CHURCH
I'D 81 iREtT, hav- the On st selection Uf HjRSE rs
and MULES that has ever been in Iharleston.
iln3O.3H
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

II NIGHTS OF PYTHIAS, PALMETTO
N LODGE, No. Ia Special Meeting OF this
Lodge will be held THIS (Fridayl EVENING. Jauu'
ary 3lst, at h2lf.past O'Clock, at Pythiau Han:
Soriety street. Members will be punctual. as
business of vital Importance viii be submitted.
The g. y. O. and other G. y. will be present.
$3.50 OH HSs%.
i,naI z. OF and 8.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

EOR SALE, A HANDSOME SEVEN
II OCTAVE PIANO, q fine Instrument, as
good as new. Address Lock Box 8, Charleston
Pustufice jan3U 2%
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vXTANTED, TWENTY WHITE LABOR
w Frs, Apply at kiiWan Works. U. A.
CHlSOLM. superintendent. jan3l-lf
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MULES JUST ARRIVED AT KEN.
lEl. TUCKY Stables, Thirty Head Fine Broke
NAME MULES, for timber or turpentine WORK.
BaMBEKG MCCOY. jaD8O.3f
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II AID WANTED.-AN INTELLIGENT
IL LAD, who writes good hand, may hear Of
situation In wholesale house by addressing T.
NJ. w. at this office. jln3l.l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

MULES HEAD PLANTA.
lYl TION well Broke MARE MULES. Also
nne selection Of Saddle and Harness Ho'se1, a,
BAMBERG i MCCOY. jan30-3$
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for 6ale.

JUST ARRIVED, ONE CAR LOAD
81 Timber, Turpenline aud Plant .lion MULES.
tur sale on time at X. OAKMAN'S STABLES,
Church street. Jan3i ~
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NTANTED, TWO BOYS AND ONE
w Girl at No. SO wentworth street. near
Masonic Temple. jan3l-2f
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TNEXAS PONIES, AT R. OAKMAN'S
il stables, church street. A lot OF PONIES,
stuut enough for plantation work, for sale cheap.
jau2S.4f
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CEWING MACHINES.-ALL DESCRIP.
- T1ONs OF Sewing Machines repaired on re /.
son ,ble terms and at the shortest notice by J. l..
LUNSF0RD, Smith street. just north OF Went
worth reet. Ian22
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

MULES AT R. OAKMAN'S STABLES,
Rl church street. prime lot OF medium
at moderate prices, for sale on time.
jnnp9-iH
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WTANTEp, LADIES TO SAVE FIFTY
w per cent Bustles 25 10 soc; Chignons 35c;
Pompaduurs zoe; Pluirs 35s; Fl ench Corsets 75c;
Hoop Skirts 5Uc; Fancy Goods and Hosiery far
beuW any other House. Archer's Whole sale and
Retail Notion and Fancy Bazaar King street.
jau27-mwl3+
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WANTED BY A YOUNG MAN A
w situation IN q Cotton Factorage House.
Has been In the business for the past nve ears.
Address Cotton, NEWS office. jan30.3E
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NX1ANTED, A BOOKKEEPER AND
w Saesman-a workingman preferred. Ad
dress, for Two days. p. y. Box 2sS, stating salary
and references. 1an3O-2'
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VITANTED TO RENT, A COMMODlOUS
w Dwelling House, north OF alnoun street
and east OF Ru;ledge Avenue. Ad iress 3D." at
THE news otlce. jau25
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WANTED, FROM FIVE TO FIVE
w hundred Cords OF Wood. Apply 10
BLAKELY & HOUSTON, west end Mill street.
iaula-luI8
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OFFICE OF THE CITY APPRAISER,
" CITY HALL, JANUARY 27, ls73.-NOTICE.-
The time for taking out Licenses for 1873, without
penalty having been extended hy the City COun.
ell un II the first OF February next. inclusive this
otfire Is open and will rem ain omen each day from
O'Clock a. NJ. to 2 O'Clock P. NJ, ftr the purpose
Of receivln. ap ,llcati0nI. After that date the
penalty will be strictly enforced.
jan276 W. II. EAsTERBY, city Appraiser.
rNREASURY OFFICE, CITY HALL, JAN
l. UARY 25. 1873 This oflice Will be open on
Monday. 9TH instant; from A: to 2 P: NJ,
CITY Stock, except Saturdays, upon which trans.
fers OF Stock will be made.
For he first five days priority In payment vii!
be given parties paying laXes TO the city In part
or whole with said interest, upon statement OF
such from front desk Of this of1ce. All payments
Of interest Will be made by check, to be cashed at
front de-k Of this office, and where interest Is spf
fcient for taxes they balance at par; but where
less the penalty shall attach on deficiency.
P. ]. C00GAN,
jan25-5 CITY Treasurer.
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TETANTED. A COOK. APPLY, WITH
w reference, at No. % Meeting street.
jan3l-ls
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THE SUBSCRIBER WILL KEEP A CON.
i STANT supply OF HORSES and MULES for
sale at his Stable Queen street. p. WEST.
iat08.dN
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LNOR SALE, A JUDGMENT AGAINST ].
IL HENRY OTJEN, son OF the late HENRY
UTJEN, for seventy Five Dollars. VIII be sold at
discount at Nj SKE & MULLER'S jan2l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1873-01-31

LNORTY HEAD OF MULES, ARRIVED
IL and for sale low FIR cash or city accept.
ance, at HOCKaDAY'S Stables, Columbus street.
Ii. T.. TERRlLL. jan28 a.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
Gteamboats and RAILROADS..

RRIDGEPORT, and all points on Housatonlc 0nis
SsS sfS fs @ ss ''' ''' D
NENTRAL RAILROAD OF NEW-JERSEY,
s Ss St r2 Rs S Connects sems .Ts
:sS @ss sSsA sSas, With s i. .ss
% .Ds T =. ss o x ,, ' ss
S"'N WINTER ARRANGEMENT
Commencing Dee. ], l873-Lenve new Vera as foliowsi
6i5 mNsws TRAM for k.ssou Bsh'sbsu, Bah AIo''oSn
Gsm~Tsy Tram Tor P,s6eid.
W. % TRAN i0r i,%,asSn hAn s,,d's Ms9'h CSnns
hauSocf Tswand wscrley Csuuscsl, Jaac'on With Ds,
Ga nMoSsrsc ESrRv' daily terrpt suna.r Anea.
@ a, E.Sa or Ms"eh CSaus Tsnsoa, %e,S,tse sersoa
&C.. ,Grouph car, to Danvils wlI,m;pOr, as
lO:30& n-way Train Tor somerlae.
f2;ao n.Kxrnrs. for tlsmDs'9s Pastor, Bath Ancne-s
ng Columbia Lancaster, splIss. Po',sville Hai'1nr. &c.
z3op m-W.y Tram for Es.loo AleHsOwD, and Belvid,e
dR%way Tain IsI E,,ioa, Asso.a ,Gs Ma'et cA-ns Goa
$50 p m-wsy rrsiD of sOne,,iiiO ami Remington
$50 m-BvaSIse ETrRE.s d,ir, for Enson Bssls, Inn
sFn-ws; Tr,a o. Sq~trvi.. ~ - , . ....
7;sop m.-lEmigIsnil-rO For BDion
el5 D. m-Wy lIain for SomerSile
fo Rrp,boa % =. 5i5, i"es 6.2o Gao l. 7so si5 $50
oS9 4i5 o 4sj + n 5:b $50 545 !, $50 $40 49,
1880, Sl5 sl5 1890 li45RT% R,cKFR s,o. and Enc.
HIP. B,rDwIs. General Passenger Assut
ERIE RAILWAY-WINTER. ARRANGE
IL MENr OF Trains taking eject November g. 1873 fom Cham
ber.s- Depot For 25d.st see note bslOwl r,n-
900 m-CnGnnsl and Chicago Day Express DavingRoon
Coshes to Buffalo and Sleeping Coaches TO destination .,.
l0g5 mErpres Mail for Buffalo and Niagara fAh seepas
7n m (Dail-Pacee Erpres. Sleeping Coaches
through 70 Bodso Niagara Falls Cincinnati DetTo ani Chsas
without change
Pon Jrns 500 900 1000 and 1915, 4:9O 1880 aa
Goshen and MsdetOrn &C. sOo 1890 'Io:Go and lo:.j
wnrw.oi S.00 l0:45 a. m. and I:S0 p
Ne ubnrgh - a. "a p. ~
seserp, g. 645. 1851. 1850 andlO:45 m 3f5, O. g.
RiSg,socs Hohotus Alerdale. and Rsmey', iG. CAS- s.
is 80 flU.30 lo4b r 3.j. 8. q, 1880 and .ll3O
Paterson. tao 2. $3.50: 10 40 30; lQ:45 ll:sg
A. M. noon. 'li5 3:l5, S45. 445 5lb 6, .G:3S -
E.wsft &C. a. $3.50 fc45 amt IL 80 m. 3:l5, 4:45.
1890 and II SATURDAY. nghis oay on "a ,ooo 70
noon slI5 A. 6l5 g. $3.50 s:lJ, 1880, and -ll:3O
sdsls ckenssck, Way. >. S:lJ, and tsio - A.
ana & I. m. and II Saturday nights ONLY ~ 80 - IN
Epeeuooi 8 g. 49, and $50 $50 3l5, ass, 445, $50
G. 80 apJ ~ IS D. m and ~ Saturday nights cu,.
Cre.sk g. S. 49, 1rd $3.50 = 1880 3:lJ, 4:lJ, 55O O:3O
and TAB o. m, and II SATURDAY. nights ony. IN
Sparkhi 8. g. 10 ard $3.50 l:3O. 5;l1 AIJ Aio ooV
Perroa NSaek $50 1:3O, S:l5. fs, J:J0
$50 l7 D. M. ana ~ SATURDAY. nghts ouly.
Spring VALLEY and WAY. . aud $50 a. m. 4:4J p IA -,
kOrK-TTan leaving ChamheTs-s. hall honn leave
Tv
Cb.mbe on quarter leave Twenty % 80 minutes earlier
win trans leaving Chambers az same hours The m and IL
milui ish ttrain al thamb . only.
Ticket, for nts In swnf Room and Sepag
obtained orders Or the cneckng srl T'
ssssrs NAV he ieii At the C,npins oc2l, 529 and 95
Broadway OnehuDde twenty dithst aud 1hrdAVs
Brooklyn the Compaus D'p0s and oi Agents at toe
MI tsupd,ys onlr tsSuudavs Mddletown ouly.
gHO. y. ABBOTT. General Passenger Agent
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

Miscellaneous.

Miscellaneous.
USEFUL MANLY Swedish Protestant
~ Wiling himself assn at snythins aner 10
of ciy reference AppT
al ODBLLS AGENCY. 100 West 3ttbs. corner Broadway
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
THE GRAPHIC,
CLOCKS W. c.
EXTRAORDINARY. =
NfECHANISM

MECHANISM EXTRAORDINARY. - The
WI "SHAH smallest sIsmtosi the world Pope by steam
for Is nnu,es Is Superor finished Is 3D. Posi- free ssanp
ert "ALBXASDRA patent paddle Steamboat Pnee oS
Post free Gs 30 CIGAR STEAMBOATS, Screw and Paddle from
p, 6d Other sizes Of all rgS NJ 10 los Mo1esmse order
send stamp for Agents wsnted THE MINIATURE MODEL
STEAMSHIP MANUFACTURING COMPANY Sample Depos ITO
LONDON WALL. LONDON, l.. {.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
NEPTUNE LINE STEAMERS Daily for

PROVIDENCE. BOSTON, WORCESTlE,
u1:0O =. from Pier "a, n. L.. foot OF PARK Place
slnf fare o ROSf H., ~ -. To PROVIDENCE W
Deek fare 10 BOSTON <3 70. To PROVIDENCE, 81
Feght Connect Providence With Boston and Prov
Worcester r. RS all nposn, n hpg cites and towns
NTEW-HAVEN, HARTFORD, &c. - Fare,
~ 81 25 Peckp for New Isven 3l5 ana II
D. rn Daily sundsvs excepted connecting with the rtod
NEW-YORK, NEW HAVEN, AND HART
~ FORD RAIIROAD.-New-lork a1d Srw-lIaven Division.
VINIER ARRANGEMENT. COMMENCING NOV. II. 1873
Passenger Station NcN.York Central Depot Ent1nce on
Forsecond-st
TRAINS LEAVE NEW fORh. 90
Trains for New Haven leave at 7O5 se NJ 500 go s92
(Acopl 10000 H. lErL 100 iAccn 700 lt 3tht 900
thccnl :S~and 10 (Locs Rrl sO (Bll AMI a1O (Fr
For South Nosvsk. 1908 500 9O5 an, 1900 Loo ~ 5V
355. 43S $40 63J $40 9:l0 For Stmiord aiQ 10
gOJ 1910 1900 800 .23 aud 800 lEx, S:J1, E3o
4:45. $40. $40 G35, 1920. $40. $40 p.
Boston EIpes Springfield :0J and 1000 300 and $40
D. M 200 and 3:lU The sos N l;oV
500 $40 and 9IlO stopping al STANFORD Nofaa tnd bIfe
Division Providence and the Conn valley al Taf
The sos m aud 800 connects with New Haven ana
Northampton Nesaven 500, 1000 aud loO noon
With Coun River H. X Springfield and tOO ~ o
tuck Railroad s05 and 300 with oas.tone nail
ro.d BreePsr The s:o1 and s;o a. 'sS nd ;S
l:OO, ant 10 will Newt Railroad Al Stsmiort
Sunday Boston Mail Trans at VIA Springfield 3;lo p m
via Providence ,.,.y
press Trains 49,. on ,, -, ,..,c
ta pero OF y. \. Transfer Co.. 9ii Broadway AMI
Winor Hone and No. touft, Brooklyn; who will also
check bsrcs. q iron residence 70 destination.
For hrteI OF particular posen al ho sm d'pot
" JOHN 7. MOODY SGp't OF \. \. DIV
ST tieul supf Ne Haven
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

DHlLADELPHiA AND ERIE RAILROAD
II ONLY DIRECT ROUTE, WITHOUT CHANCE on CARS. 70
THE OIL REGION LUMBER DISTRICT OF PRNh. Trsns
viule and Cortan1tst Ftues:
$3.50 Buffalo hrpres tdaily eteepi S1nds'l vi" rnan
Harrisburg Butao Auve BrslufR 400 D. m
sunbury 7lo: Wlsmsport 800; Haven lO3D; RHovo
IL :45 u Emporium. 2:l6 4. IN. and Buffalo $50
D. Mail lsy. sunday " tl Pullman Pah~ ,h
PuadeilLis B Arrive saubory Jl5: Wnsnspo $40
Lock haven $40; 8:j5 Lslneien 40 touf
52j; Ere 100 D. Cory and ue.oa With Oh
Creek and AleeLeDy {irer r. X for thr Oh Region.
". A. BALDWIN. General Superintendent
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
Giluaiions Wunteo-- hlales
Clerks, Statesmen, &c.


" lately arrived, who horolrh wsrkmsn; inrnsh r"
u gland having worked 10 lcis hoi'e'
yas, Apply st ODELL5 ENGLISH LABOR BJHhAJ
lUg Ne,i 3igh-st, corner Broriwsy ihlrife fcr II 4.
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

EJENNS1 LN ANA hAiLhOAD.-- rains lfaNt
ErPss. for s'd;oa ,'s'rt , the mt', a9s S.o' sh r'
Por B,mor- washington Lane.
at sac a m 8 ana . D. n.' Sun1s1 y ie. ,.,,, e,o
o D. NJ, and IT, 10 night s%DGay B. Gio $50 ana ~
For rfeAton 7:-O m q $40 a"a Iio M Sanda 0Io
Emg-.nt and -ecoodc,. 700
:, g. $50 hio. $40 ,:Io 4ic h. 800 $40 Gi0 $50
1880 $40 lOill;So M and II night SuHd'' 1'2e 10 aud
E,Ne s:ao 20 iaO SO. 500 81 10 ll;~G@ IA
730 $40. TO- 1850 AID IL 's" saad'' 5;2o $40
E,as S;So 80 go a 80 500 $40 c l5 s,d 70 go
Po ood6rdre and PERU AnDV 'ud 10 m 23O 4c
For New Brunsvieh 7.2O and 500 e N 9 3:O. 4:3O
$50. 6:lo -. p m and & ~ right Sgnaa' ttlc nm
for for Lam iamte1Is and P@iaoa $50 e. m sa9 sp%
Accom- for BSr3saS@n Baiasos and cinr 5:9O o3o
NJ. 1880 2 $40 4, and 6p%
ssJa%eslurs Ptnterton camden. a. ,yt 2:ao
TSn follows; From Ittsuagh. $500 l95 ard
7:Sa m daily II 20 N ds' eIe'pl Moe.' IN from From N''ns
s., S.o5 S:40 a. m and IO27 m FiOm PLisd,phs 5:2s
sos $50 lcls 1922 9a ls 5:5 GoS 80 lG2
Ticket Oficss J2G 49, 2 944 Broaway No Asior BOu
D. n BOYD. in. Gen. Pas. Aseat
SOUTH SIDE RAILROAD.
and .fsr Dec l. 1873, AL leave sOan Hst't BrOoi
vFo Psichosas and neImeiale s'ics, :. $50 ,nttrn
lsip intermediate tstioDs 800 and and
For Babylon and int mediate s'AAon $50 H. Aod lJO o.
aD0 pm 80
Po M.et intermediate stations at $50 and 1880 g. g.
| and y. NJ
For IIemped RoctANsr and intermediate stations at $50
| ana 4. . and Il ~.
Sana' r''h'i'i sf6 Fl 3 tssSsv
NEW-YORK CENTRAL AND .HtDSON
~ RIyRn RAILRoAD-Aner NOV 1878. through viii
save Grand Central Depot.
500 o. M Chesso and Noriben EIsress with draspt
through 10 Rochester and ~. hbAns
spseia C1esso kIpas with dirlt 10 Rssh
espr Buffalo,
lU:45 a n Northern and ws,~rn kI.ross- "a. .-
3.4Op M Aliapr ana Troy kIpres Ss,srssv onlv
l:OOp m KIprelA se,Disg Ron SevYork 10
| st. Albsaa
o:OOp m Frtress Daily With ,eeprr for wst.r,evs sld
CtIsndsguA ..
500 n m Rrpres DsIv with
Bpu,lo and Niagara Fss sso for Chicago " L.
| Rsilrosds -
W,y trains ~ per Local lime lsSis@
wy ~ {. II. KEEpRICE
Gsb.pl Pssssntsr Atsnt
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24
jeiu Darlen-- Males.

A PRACTICAL WORKING FARMER and
s-. w,hpni eh irrn. WANTED by tie 7ear
Address ,tsLg isr uou mi expectation FAkhsk Tribune
NNANTED-A young man VINO passed. i IlrSt-
MECHANICAL ENGINEER Poytech
mic College, Address EXAMINATION Boz lo Tribune Ofce \ l.
NEANTED-An experienced SALESMAN IN
near y tr preferred Actress With ,ud reference r. o. Boz
l.jG C,s'. .-t...-
HSrANTED-in a merchants office, an honest,
intelligent sbou. u sbo resides with his
rents sry $50 Address 2 o. Box i7S2 IA writing of
New-York tribune., 1873-12-24

~ 1878, 70 b. issued on SATURDAY.
lhss1 ami a haif Of Christmas PictGTos.
Ma 20 sare Boys Together. Drawn
Nd. md Seek Dravn by A. Hopkins.
Bromley. Moorish Baptism. From to
pnwseA. Drawn bJ n. Petherick
s,ser Nsss Illustrations The Liisrsr
LAYER. Lc,A by z. ID. Blsckmos e Ant
,.s-s AZ xexfews ofIllasfrstod Boot
sib.f ,rbcfrs. Osee No. 100 SsraDd, 4
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27

OBTTUARY.-Tyler 6. Foster, of Cut
tingsville, died on Saturday morning, at
s o'clock, aged &c years. His disease
was typhoid pneumonia, and he was
sick only about ten or eleven days. His
death will be great loss to Shrewsbury,
and there is general mourning and sor-
row throughout the town Mr.. Foster
represented the town of Shrewsbury in
the Legislature, in 1864, we think, has
held many local offices, and has been a
man much respected, and had the friend
ship of all classes. His death, though at
sixty-six, is premature, as he came from
long lived race. His mother died q
few years since at the age of over one
hundred years. He was the youngest of
ten children, seven of whom are living
now. He leaves wife, (who is quite
sick now with the disease that he died
of, four daughters, and two sons. He
was the father of Capt. Geo. w. Foster
and Charles FL. Foster, who are in trade
at Cuttingsville under the firm name of
Foster Brothers. His funeral will be at
tended (Monday) at l o'clock in the af-
ternoon.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27
Tue MONTPELIER LIQUOR DEALERS

THE MONTPELIER LIQUOR DEALERS.
"A summary of recent proceedings for
violations of the liquor law in Washing
ton county may be stated as follows =
The Grand Jury, after long and labo-
rious session, found forty-one bills
against as many different parties. Eigh-
teen persons plead guilty and paid their
fines, amounting to one thousand four
hundred and seventy dollars. Three
cases were continued to the next term.
In three, the bail, amounting to thirteen
hundred dollars, was forfeited in one
case the jury did not agree, and in three
cases the verdict was not guilty. Of
the thirteen convicted on trial. five were
found guilty of third offenses, the pen
atty of which is imprisonment in the
county Jail. The trials and pleas of
guilty have developed one hundred and
eighteen first offenses, twenty nine sec
ond and five third
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27

G A M P I'll o r / n E.
The Greatest Discovery of the age for the
relief and cure of rheumatism, chronic
and acute, Sprains, Bruises, Pain in chest,
back or limbs, Stiff Joints, Strains, Gland
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Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1873-11-27

a Tonsorial Scientist, .e-..-.
Mr.. Harry Williams, whose topsorial
apartments arefAunder the Bardwell
House, and whose misfortune it was to
become involved in an unpleasant affair
last week, of which we made mention
in our issuse of Saturday, has been into
our office and given us his version of the
affair, with the request that we publish
the same, which we do, as it is but just
and reasonable that each side should be
heard concerning the little episode, and
having already published the statements
of the other party, we now publish what
Mr.. Williams has to say about the mat
ter. We make no comments. We don't
know anything about the matter. We
only give Mr. Williams the privilege of
telling the public what he knows about
I things in general, and the unfortunate
| little episode ia particular, with which
this gentleman's name Is. connected. Mr..
| Williams tells us that he has lived in
! Washington, New York and Troy. We
hope public opinion won't be influenced
against him from the fact that he has
lived in Troy, inasmueh as he has steer
| ed clear of Whitehall, Port Henry and
other similar naughty places. He says
he has always had p good character,
| wherever he has lived, and can prove it.
/ There is no assertion on his part that,
like high-minded and incorruptible
Hneas of old, he bore his father on bis
back from the ruins of burning Troy, to
a safe retreat, which may, perhaps, be
owing to the fact thai Troy didn't burn
worth continental darn while he lived
there. However as to this fact in con-
| firmation of the excellence of his char
acter, it is immaterial; but as to the subject
| in question-his characterize can prove
that it was good, upright, and free from
stain, wherever he lived.
I Six months ago he became involved in
matrimony in Troy, which mistake on
! his part was the cause of bis trouble last
week. For, as he claims, the character
/ of the partner of his connubial felicity
was disreputable. That charmer, whom
he supposed was an immaculate vestal,
/ at the time of his nuptial ceremonies,
he soon found out, so he says, was
nothing of the sort" A few days af-
ter the ''knot was tied" they parted !;
the lady whose guileless charms had cap
| tiyated his susceptible heart, he became
suspicious OF from good reasons, and has
always lived away from her since their
/ first separation; absence has not lent
any enchantment to her charms, or her
character, so he says, hence he will not
probably return to his first love.
Mr.. Williams goes on to say that he
came to Rutland, and commenced to
work with energy and perseverance, did
not put on any airs because he was the
son of his father or the ''nephew of his
uncle" and bore good character till the
unfortunate affair of last week. He
says he met the young lady in question,
and after his courtship, in expectation OF
marriage, applied for divorce from his
wife in Troy. He says he is very sorry