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Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-29
Kmpire Sewing. Ma
chine Co.,

Principal Office GAG Broadway New York
rREAT IMPROVEMENT in Sowing
~ Machines. Empire Shuttle, Crank
Motion Sewing Machine. 1t is thus rem
dsrod noisless IN action It's motion be.
ing all positive, it is not Liable to got out
Of order. 1t is tho best Family Machinel
Notice is called to our new and improved
Manufacturing Machine, for Tsilors, and
Boot and Shoe Filters. Agents wanted
10 whom liberal discount will be given
No Consignmoats Made (v7n48tf
ZIP EkPIRE SEWING MACHINE Go.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-29
sLoAN's CONDITION POWDER

Has the largest salo Of any Horne and Cattle Medicss
Ia this country 1t is composed Of herLs and roots aud
for mildness safety certainty aud thoroughness Stands
pre-en,inenty at the head Of the list Of Horss asx
Guile Medicines.
becoming stiff laundering purifos tho blood l0osons
the skin, and gives It smooth and glossy appearance,
clcasss tho water aad strengthens every ylrt Of the
body. 1t Is also safe and certain remedy for coughr
and colds which generate many fatal diseases
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-29

Tho Cow requires DO supplied with an abundance Of
foodnot to make her fa-this is not desirable but 70
keep up regular secretion of milk and NIL owners Of
will find by giving them
eLOAN'S CONDITION POWDERS
twice week, large increase in quantity and quality
Of milk and 1t carries Oft all fever and I'm
pUrtcs Of the blood The effect is throughout the
season by a rich aud abundant flow Of milk.
The farmer is beginning to be aware 81 the valuable
properties Of Si0An's Condition lOscdes, IN pro
noting tho condition Of his sheep and preventing many
of the diseases of all the domesticatod animals.
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-29
Spring COIlletIl.

"Soon rev wing plants and tiowers,
Anew shall deck the plain:
The woods shall hear the voice Of spring
And flourish green again"
In the language Of Nose, we
would say: IF yer coming, why
don't yer come along p
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-29

p. Q. nsaVeF bS16 ) - ~ ils.l Z -E-V-I
OLD AT wHOLEsA LIE, Five Paoks-
ges for One Dollar, and at retail by the
Druggists Of New Oregon, Crssco and
Lime eprings in this County,
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-29

The Boston papers say that the
keeper Of a bar-room on Havcrhill
street announces upon large pla-
card on his door the fact that his
bar is closed :
NO spirits Divine.
No spirits of wine,
No spirits at all.
Beer or alcohol,
Can be bought here,
While the law We fear
Weekly New Oregon plain dealer. (New Oregon, Howard County, Iowa) 1866-1867, 1867-03-29

fVf III V'tVNNy' N. I .
No. Sold by Price 4 Lowry New Oregon, l.
Iowa and j. J. Clemmer, Cresco, Iowa.
And all Druggists & Retailers everywhere.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
DaS 0ier Der <en.

eSn etntm 8ef9rtebenen BUD .pn@un>
ran, finret man cine Mttbetlun9 unter
ben. Ettelt v@pn Der eSttlt@en @abe
Der pbuolppbti@en bc@tbeuren ~wunberba>
rem &untt, 8ter ~ MAIDEN 1897" Ct
]aet In fttner Ginlsttune folsenpes': Dae
@ort 8ter If aug 8tbtr entfanben !; bie>
ftS 9strduf III beretts 5000 Sabre be>
tannt. Ar@tlp&us, SABRE nor @brifo
@eturt nannte bielts @ttrdnt 8 erfeu>
tpetn." Su elmer alien S9rtft paaeae1
aus benz IA. Sabrbunbert, IN pel@tr bic
weltlt@en untu9enesn auf8e3ablt tperben,
7nbst urter &nberen, aud be v3u9 uns
tueenp" tbre &ubrtf unb IS ,betbt bartt, :
Die Menl@bett lo0 ff@ nt@t NIT bfe>
ie1t abi4eult&en @etrdnt (8ter) perber>
ben ]; 8ebet rur Elm Bte@en @9mefel Btu
Elm une bas 56uen8tttdnt 1T fertte.
Gus oteiem MuSipru@e eebt berppr,
bob aud bic alien es ottfanber baben,
idledteS Bter' ;;u brauen. IS bauerte
ltbr LANCE bio mai. BE 8rauerei III et>
mem eteentli6en @e>perte erbob :erf tn
H. 5abrbunoert btlbeten fi@ 3iufte bic,
les Bades, no abtr aud elet&3ettie Sc
ieBe eri&tenen, wel&e tie Bterer3eusune
unter frenee @ontrpQe feben. Cine fol-
DIT Braueret Don b%eoeuteAber Musceb>
nuns wuroe IN 3tttau ertt&tet, no man
III etnen1 &e6d BON &upftr 10 &tnat,
8ter auf etnmal braute. Dteles 8el@at
III @tnter ees :3abres 1890. Sn bem,
ielben SABRE. erl@teu cine &atbsperorp>
nuttg, trel&e unter &nberem iaste: ,Dt'
Gertdtslbrtsfett fol- EN- upa@iames ,alu,
e auf pte 4teraessr IN, @irttSleut'
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
babe'1, 70 bae3 8ter peri@le9teru 'unb Ste
Mtnf9bett4 Nerperbeu.n usg95 ieaiu y3sa ,n9sla@

kabeu,, 70 bas 8ter seti&le@tern uub 81.
Menf@betts Derbtrben."" s9@5 5f5a y3sa ,n9sla
hSo. betbt e, aud TIN 12..t Gupttel In
He3u9.auf Bterfeoer GpneelFSn Bier,
tral,t IT etn 2abelaal f0r Sitter unb tt,,111
eenbltGe Mannen, BE i9rtRsnolt6 ben,
ter & pnbr 99anbtln, ,barun, i1ouen un&riR-
taelt@e 9anttrer, bter tetn .6eLiptbumI
baabetl11;; l1t&t braue11 rirftn." SIM Cart
tel - .bttet Co.: Mi(9fne@te, bte iddt,.:
r1rlt&e &trle ffub }uub NIT bpsbofttaen
&~tantbeiten bebaftst unb teberi(9tn 81,
balltltAn um9eben, iinp Don, Biutefel aus
MISREPRESENTATION uni: rpoblbereoete
YY|ottt1 edrfen fGr Der .euetbanb 0elane
tno 4ob%ret6 bte(em 2abelaal 6fftntlt@
iperetn u T. No. Due i&un 3u! jener 3eit
BE Obrt9teiten bas 8rauweltn Nreno
atnpa6ten. gett aus Goleenbem berpor:
pr pra9er Natb erlteB I'M Sabre 1896
etue1 V%erorbrung, In tpelaer BE @tnfubr
otr 3ittauer uuo S@wetpntBer 8ter 10
laxg eefatttt rrtrb; BIG bic praeer Bira,lt-
btrrta Elm eben ~ 8ute8 unb 9elunbeS
8ter er3euBe1 tperben. Snbem Die 8erz
brtttuna pteies @etrdntta INNER t1ebr III
t,abn1, 70 bei4lob mar. aud, bab eIbes
gut atto unverfdli&t abeeeeben tperbe,
tpo3u efntae Bterproben neranfaltet muir
etn. @tne bieler Yroben erloube i'd mir
ibrer Sonberbartett tpe9er 3u ermdbneu.
90 muBten bic Brauberrn III Beruau
tn 8raneenburB in lsoernen 9olen IN bic
@tabtbraueret f@ be8eben, mo aQm59ent.
ltd elmer Der beleperten @erren Elm &C.
bra1 MAIDEN mubte, unb baS bon etnen,
f,l@ len 8rauberrn eebraute 8ter murbe
trur bant fit gut ertldrt, wtnn Elm bamtt
befri@ener @@emel, tpprauf fi9 bieler
ieben muBte, an BET 9eoerbrle 70 tleben
blttb, baB n bamtt auffeben &enute.
Dtsie6 par bic bamaltee 8ierprpbe.
Dajumal >pore,1 al, 200 @attureen
Bier betanat. Dteie ~un9ebture BAIL
rdbrt eaber, bab ieoe6 8ter na@ fetneu1
8rauorte geaatnt puroe. @or ~un8efdbr
800 Subrtn> 100 In @tsr1 u,ebrere Braut>
retea entitanpen, lief maj, 5oI@e Benens
nun9en neg unb' nanrtt ba1elbe 1,a9 1et>
ner Garbe poer mad ber Sabresaett. In
pel9er e6 eebraut wurbe. Da@ten 3u
jener 3ett ptel @etn bate, 10 ntrbrettete
ft& ba6 8ter 1ebr taneiam nur bic mobl@
babenpere, &la7en BET 8epblterune BE-
stenten ft@ mpufrsnber 8tere, bic ert tn,
II. Sutrbunbert @tnsan8 fanpen. Dte
erfte 8terfube flr Sttbedfe etabltrte t1@
~ @ten UNI pas Sabr 1920 IN ber
8ii&ofaaHe betu, flternea S@tE teuts
gun, vpeiBea @n8el" 8enannt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
3en3tn8 II. Saucfe,
Minaefpta Gtutral 8a1u.

3iae f1blid sebenb.
Serlafen Minxeaprlts, ITO D>rmtttaa3.
y gDef-St. Dxxl, IT'S :,
xsmrten AT tn Dwatsnxa, 11.0O
S1ae u1reIid Sebenb. "
Serlahen Dwatsnna, 11.40 Uprntttaas.
&smsnex an IN WttxneappIts $50 Sad nttteos
gDetzSt. PAIL, 1925
3trette gerbtnsuns In Spatpnna nit 3uaen ser ct.
Peter unb g0tnsna Sa1n, fir Wtnpna, ga &rp6e, gttk
sAxtee, Gsteasu xnb allen 9untten ees 0nens u. slim
-@,? 21ccD nj m % alton .
9srlaaen 0paipxxa UNI 7.25 0prmtttaaS, tsusen ~
II a1et.St. Paul I'M Ito Radntttass uni 1.35 sfa4.
ntttabS In MtnneapsltS.
!. Serlaasn Nttnneasplts TINT $50 @prmittaes, gDef-st.
9hu! SM 10; 10 Verntttass, tstnmen In 6patsnna at
HI 3.35 Na&mtttaoS.
aRtnneapolts nns ct. ~anl Mcesnpbattpm.
1trIaten nanneapslts 500 0prmtttaes, 1920 xut
etrl g e @et.st. Paul 1910 gsrmtttass, .xnb 1.2o
.. g. @bepparb,
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04

ST.. 9pf. 3tmmermdn11,
Deutf6tr ArSt @unbar3t unb @eburt8>
belfer,
o. OfFee: Oat Strabe, IN Bet Ndbe bet 8oun-
b1Y, > matpnna a, @teele Co., Dtnn.
of.rtrt hermit benz eeebrten beut{&en Yubltfum
ereebenf feline DtenRe nit BEN 8enertea. bab
Ct In alen Ga0en, tp Yatienteu feinen 8etFanb
teanlpru9en, aufmsrfiame unb bt0ttes Bsbanb'
lung garantirl.
&ar patienttn, bic am Banbwn : m
iben, mirb cine rabita!e unb f1msraloie bin
3bT9fens 4 @,uneen Suoeneett Sur Don
k|e letel 9arauttrt.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
neut M6bet<Stpre
.- San gig, g.. O..
Hers. 3bfe8, ...

! G&e Der @alnut unb 2ten @trabe. .-.,
Gbasta,"."...M tnxefs Sta, ga
j6It bic y%saf6nftSfe AuSxatl gutter ferhA,<
MSbels II Serl&itbexer Site u1b 1acpn tstS
pprrdtbis unb pfertrt bttftlbert' II ben biateRnu
Wretien @,f-.,.r~- "a
Egg Berner fseben xen erbaltex uni II befss
AuspaH Rtts Ssrrdtbts: Bilter, Bilberrabns.
Spieetl, &suleaur, 9apttex ux> fpxftee $are.
i%aierwaaren- ~ 49,. =" ~ >,.fs ) .,vr,*
9x Der 2uaberyarb ifets gum Warttb.etk ~
6aben Bites Beabsl3A aQer Mrt. 'hj ~ a.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
NeueffeS aus europa
Meuefes tn 8eaue auf be srexbtl&.fran3SFi&'
.@erwidelun8 pet aabel xuo Dampfer.

WartS, %. Aprl.-Mar1@aQ McMabpn,
(eem Qefer alS Der erfe k6tlb uno 9teBe,
per franaS0l@en Mrntee In BEN ttalieni{aen
Qrts6e betaunt) it bon Ml8ier, spn TO Ct pcu,
Ratfer abberufen murbe. tn Darts aneetonauaen.
Die l1rlaube IN ber fran3SGf@en &rntee fnb all
beenbet tuorbeh, uni bic Off3itre baben 9efeb|
erbaltsx. bic Reietnstruspen einiusrsretren+
gsr Dampfer .srtmsn" ION @oat9ampton
nj 9. april:
Bel elmer aro6en8 erfau.mlung inBerlta murbs
ertldrt, bab 3urenbure xt@t ssn Deutl9lanb
9etrenrt tuerben iple.
Die franaDF,@e Nesieruns bat cine eneretf&s
Note an preuben betrefs Qurembures atianbl
unb 9epi1t @tabsufFstere fixb fir etne Mt11on
al ben &bein eei&tdt tpurben. Das 8ult slaubt,
ba6 Irantrti& Rrtes beabl@ttee. Dte0ef&dfte
ifoLen i'm AQ8emetne1 une ber 9aubel1" unb
unternebmunessetf 1T eeldbmt.
IS tperbe grpBe Nnfren9uneen oexta&t, bic
franiSRlGe Armee NIT OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
~ rtrieben 10000 iinb In einen, Monat b.
rtit, abeeltefert 81 tperbex. 90 mirb ebenfaas
be1tdtet, bag Die Mrmee nrr Qppn Befetl erbal-
ten bat, i'd In berett,9aft III balten.
ErcS bel er @erii1te unb bes panic, Der felt
eiutaer Belt an ber BDr,e- berrf9t, bat Marqu's
be Mpuffier am STEM &pfil apf Befebl bes Sat-
iers in bsr Qee.slatur 9e1ast, baB Grantret& be-
trefS ter Qureubur9er Gra0e burdaus rfrtebltde
url 2vsriSbnltte Bt3tebunsen tn 8etra@t esau.
sex babe. Dtt frau3Spi&e &eeteruue 1T 8enetet,
bic Gra9e int Gtntlane nit ben Grpbmd9ten gu
prafen unb elaubt be6balb, taB Der 5rteben nt&t
es{t1rt tuerben fam.
Gin. YripatSepel@t an basB anttertauso berry
Greenbaunt w. 60. III Gbicaep p>n Nep 9ort,
"a. MYrl, iaet.
s. sett pas Gsriat, tas ser artss spil&en
preubtx uno 1rartrei4 srtlart 1T. Dit9rmten
ltnb mobililrt.
per Daupfer pertsre, aits If Balttmore, Me-
trepplis unb BprulFa:
Sin Brief aus 8rantfurt fast, bic Aufesuna
in Deut,&lanb IL iebr erab une ielbft bic 1roteu
Geinse preu6ens fsten iest auf beden @ette unh
3atlret@e Bolpntaire, uenx Is uSt1i9 1T, unter-
fitt perben.
Der rMonttexr" be,ba@tet a~tfnlutes @tiu.
f4tptieen betrefS BIS Bert%tt, mad &uel&eu1 cir
lllttu1atum son BrAuerei& an 9reubsx abeeianbI
murseu IT..
Die 8erltner3 ettuneen faetn: Sm Sale sinei
8rtegeS tutro bic 9anse norbbeutf&e Mrrnee NIT
3anbnabelsewebren perieteu tpersen.
Die Btftmmxn1tn
bon !&tl, alien unb @ux>e~itt tperbsx tsseutenl
errpeitert. ." ~ .
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
ST.. s. @ebeIHdbt,

OI< VE< u
9~pmSopatii&er Mrat,
Office Ste Ctr, uber Maso's @ifen-9anblune.
Bobuune Gde 10. unp Meeter @trabe.
@predRunsen 3sif@eu II, unb 3 1br Ma&m.
Mebenbei balte Id iutl&e @erte, fpvte DE
ptstnen gum Ytipat- unb Gami!ieneebran& uni
Or. @lxtbers Gbie,a1jt fir 2anbleute gum Ser
taui. 4O5t
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
Fine treFh4e Antmprt.

Sn5 6ntna prsstGt uesen 9erlttune bta 81
'Iauorseeses7 IN Bolton uurhe etn ;Qiauorbdubler
NNaraenS 8. u. Nt@arbS axf ent!3eusenfanb
jserxfeu. Als tbn Der St%aatsanwalt, tu1 4reu,-
perbSr fragte, tute ct als etn gutter fBdreer 60
re&tttrttsen sSnnt, sqe ~ taelt& eas @sfts seT"
ltbe, antu>rtete e.: 49,. .,. c7 ...>
80 ttnte, ID. fann q III !terfelben' @eife
re&tfertieen, vie 'bie @t@ter, Aepotatex ,rb bic
perren 9etRli&tu ts red ~ftrttaen, pens ne mid
Auf tteie Mntwort f&loe ser@ taatsanvalt tas
a%reujbnbSr. ,3s
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04

OF. IL. st. pQttel ION,
3abnarst,
3. 6trabe, neben 81. &1e1part's Apptbete
ct. paul. Mtnn., .
spaaiebt 3abn- Operattoneu 1&u1er3los unb btqte
uub aberntmrat bas GtnieBen tanfli9er 3dbne
VT befen 8efrtebi0ung. 311-1Y
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04

So. Or. 6. s. 8ledent
praftt1aer. tentl9er 1r3t uup @ebnrtss
belfer. -. 2
Office: Main otrafe.; ssesbaIt -5rtsbrtd xnt
RempeJ etsre. 'H
&epwtn@8, - Mtnn.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04
ct. Saul GfS g..

otf 11b iett terett AT 5a,ntlten uub anbere Gts II
i.ettsn nns st,fs. nnantt.atsa, ~ %t'!eeasta gsetfta
re- lDode so Gents !; tter 100 Yfunt' per Nu&e 50 Gts.
btsed:Oe: 500 Plumb uut aber. auf etnxal, ~ 40 &tS.
PEI 1o ptnns: gle p~erfenen BE mad ter1 fRen Stunt
0rbers fit gis tsnue:, in Der Office Ser 81: peuff Gfs.
q. tn GrDwn's 8lpd, Ste Strate, eeladeu perSex.' >,
Gouettisnen persen ssonatli@ aemadt. =
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1867-05-04

UNITED STATES SALOON,
(neben osm 5Ope- Gnstne~ 9pnft.]
Drttte StraBe, ST. panl,
@t1telm @enataS, etaentbamtr.
nxoutours Foel unb fans {puci",
@o bstefs bel uttr, 70 ipxt wte frib-
@pnntas unb Altae teber !3ett,
9tebt Gu& etn fdn1adbaft Mal berett.
2iauor, Beer, Betn gum Qabetrant,
unD Wen ein inn rer S@Sptettsbrang
9tntretbt CUR Sffee tes Barber,
Der trttt Bios et1 tn r1eine TbGr,
Gin @&rttt aa& redts fest er nd banu
, Tub IT I'M 9u etn f@Huer Mann.
t21 '. @tlteln @unmtag.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-08
'e to supply themselves with provisions Of

| y w Supp!y themselves with provisions of
not of tho growing crop but Of Of the the isnde lands
and at such rate Of interest that no crop thew
can make can possibly save them from ruin. 4
great many Will almost quite starve unless thew
can get help from some other resources than their
OWL OWL. bTienv, the famine which now threltens the
1and IS IS all over the land. and no one region can
help the other. Tic mules and horses, Especially
when owned by the negroes, and upon which the
nope OF next years crop must greatly depeud nro
aylng OF work without food. They literally drop
a2wn St IN the harness, and much the same sort Of
black Life is prolonged solely by spasmodio
efforts, and all sorts Of expedients day by day the
parties not regarding any sacrifice which will Weld
tho means OF daily subsistence to their families.
Unless the charities Of the outer world are moro
to avert the fate Of thousands to whom the peck
or bushel OF corn, which suf6ces for week. must
simply prolong the agony Of death by inches
NEAR MAcoY's BLUFF, BEAuFoRT DisTRIcr.-Some
raised in wealth and pride have managed to con-
ce.l their sqffe1ines, which have now become un-
bearable;; Widows and orphans have lived on
charity thus Tar, but that is being withheld now
from sheer necessity. Something must be done
to avert the miserable fate of starvation.
SUMTERvnLE.-Ws have been requested by
meeting OF the citizens Of our district, held some
ject Of the destituton which prevails in our dis
trlct to an alarming extent, and the consequent
suffering among large class Of our people, Al
ready We are informed that two females have died
IN the upper edge Of this district from starvation,
and many others Of both sexes. white as we'll as
colored, must share the same fate unless thev are
provided with food. Many employers hive been
compelled to dismiss their hands Soc .gsct nF
food with which to feed them, and these people
when discharged wander about in starving con-
trscted to feed themselves and families are now ut
t6rly unable to provide food. ."s' #.
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our firm; superfine $10a
M!Aa1 18, the latter for

STATE Is1pRovE,zEHrs-We had the pleasure OF
ass1ng an hour, yesterday morning, ID the office
OF Messrs: Kay Hewetson, architects, and in
sbpee@ng fnS plans Tor certain public to
Az we have given previously! desctiptionl OF the
jail building; We will only state work is in
the hands Of competent contractors and is to be
hn3Snea Ta y me ist OF January -, Go: g .s:-
has nag me merit OF being safe simple and economi-
cal. IN awarding the design and superinterlGence
OF thus Important work TO the gentlemen who had
Deen connected With the building from its incipi-
our eatlzens; and we feel confident that r., The
hands sof Clark Waring, ESQ. a contrar,to1. vbo
has always gwen satstaction the State win suffer
We were also pleased to see that hotel Of first-
cass capacity is to be built one Of the 1nest no
Mhons IN this city, on the Reilly estate iuoInadi
ataly north OF, the State House; and it is due to
om friend Nickerson to say that his guarantee to
ing public that they will be well entertained IN
this CITY, There Rre to be in the present building
107 bed chambers for guests; ten private parlors.
WITH bed rooms en.ss1e; dining rooms IS by IS
1sss aaS ha as dsFP las 4ss III +
SO the drawing room and parlors being 80 arrang-
ed as to be thrown together on any occasion
Ct importance. -Four drg-proof stair-cases extend
nom basementt TO fourth: story. in addition to the
two principal fights for ladies' and gentlemen; fa
70 bring coal, &c, to eaoh floor; hydrnnts to ex-
ongush fire, cisterns to keep constant supplies oi
nag srpiovided tor tie comfort II ttfiUss WHO
The basement will contain resdin0 room tar-rooin
and hh!sff stl6m all s:th615agalyE Tie
design stapnble Of extension; and shonld the nro
ea tne aaa asoide sems tegethar this
petus will be given TO business. and orr cnmnonni.
b benefited therebt. I.
tSt LCpt,Enabi1 Pha,1ir
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-05-08
ssss!sat.e,

f s- -Stato Items. IN, X
IL dss41n the oeu,t May opinions
g Mang Haaser steen.. opinio,in ,,i By Dun.
z: Pickett D. John: &: Pickett. Referred to
! 9 5sSss ss stets Opinion y wardls~
.,v W. sanders ys 2 .MeNaly Opinion by Ward
Nicholson. ssa Opinion. by Inglis, Appeal dis:
oa;hld Aa T = Aa1 Trustees, ads. Rsrksdale ana wife
~. j. Norton o. Samuel. Reid and another: Opn.
ION hy sDLnkn, g. J.z Decree reversed; canse re-
Wm, M;teheG s.. JEFFERSON Ward. o;,, Opinion ~
sWarglaW Notion dismissed.
Lydia Rowland ads the State: Simeon Gray 81 =,
ads: the State Opinion by Inglis 3 Motionaa
Abel Wingo qas. the State Opinion by, the Chiel
X% %stioh E1hsea s9saes 6a &c s'ate
rrs 9: a a. Hodges qds. Farrar 8 Bro. Opinion by
WardiaW y: Motion Dismissed ..ls.% %sa.- n a
ch;s, IT, & iien gs = Fleming Opinion BY the
=. John 4: Pastlow ads the Graenvi1le and Colnm.
Pc AaSsa GGmpan BY the CHIEF JUS
D. ". Hodges as, q: vi. sullivan. I. Opinion 5,
a1s A1esnpdaf tsethe State Opinion by Ing
lis =: Moada sha1ia iaseta: =: =
~: zig ssS0to. CpiulOn Oy lnGus
3: Stokes % q: H. Robertson ct a. Opinion
ny 4nghs, J; Motion dismissed. 3,..-''-- Z
- n; IL a.,a9ksop g: J. Jennings eta4. Opinion
hy WardiaW,sJ Decree:reversed. q: q .
). MrMEl1tosh ads. Milton, Kelley, 9 Opinion b,
the Chief Justrsl Metidh disnissed;s ~ = s. &
~. D. Johnson 0s. The Bank Of Camden. strucl
81 :, RGuis:s continued. u
Al the oauses on the Eastern circuit were striok
en- e4 LOT want OF prosecution eSraferred e
sne loult Of E1rors, - involving constitutions
qaesaens g s:.5 1: q Il -
OLD MouNr ZION m RUIas.-With sorroxfn
heart, we announce the destruction by Are of fhjt
venerable old institution. - s,.,,el' /
About 4o'ctock on Sunday Afternoon, inst "a tie
several congregations had assembled lar woTshin
the alarm waa given, and. dense volune OF smoft
told too plsinly THAT the College building was ths
Ecasss Of the cry ~ dre @ w
0f oourseAll the town turned out, hsta and
colored Morked nohly to save whateyer cots;S h.
hs,ea eo tho ~ s.s,ssooyo
TIE W4EAr. Papm1grs.-Inst this section ,arnar
'eisan Iook1 we'll hAsprospecta rs,
hM1s1t 5fas never better, Wes shayesnnt much e
:SeaE aafa 9rosSe and hic7e stss,nn
nopes TINT tho wbeat crop win Aeasl Soed ID :an1
1oe -ti1e Last Years. "A good t46p VII Cotas r.
scr q
s;s!
AHoTHxE OAAE ov 1H1zNr1arDE--We henilrrn III!
:ssx woman VI the he .f,sme ct Nary Turner Iwhitsj
=. iickess Oossrtes. a..
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Anu your Petshoner VIII ever pray. -:s3..
a,s:. s:.tE i JEFFERSON DAVIS;
p: T171f,7 7-I-I .-a..- = .T77- = y IlI1.
Poor, OLD SpninIl

~ We have an omiuous whisper through the At
lan1S cable that there has been rising among the
rep puSl!eans Of Catalonia IN poor oldspain We
means something much more serious than is con-
yeyed IN the cloudy illusions TO these rising re-
:pubhrana:: No::goVernment in; Eur JpeI not even
that 8 'tha diekman ofIuskey. complete
monaIehy q ssaiht the kst: haK century
ana for longer period, but especially since her
American colonies, rom Peru to Mexico, began to
set set up for themselves. Spain has e1perieneed all
tsaTpp,ng aSs ilss snd esmies nndeE her standard
.esaf de Basan,, Haunting IN his rags and
astonishing friends and enemies with his rash ad-
ventures and his harrow escapes. 4 republican
conspiracy y Spain !: Oh, how can such 8 thing
e11st IN that country, whore the spies, soldiers,
RetaIsitaEs jaIlo1s ana e.scutioners fDknrcE snd
State ;haye Watched the footstapa ,of man, woman
an and child day and night, for hundreds Of years
IN Ihe question is: suggestive; but that poor old
Church and State, we have abundant evidence,
Unless specially provided for in the approaching
London Copfernce;of the Great Powers, the revo.
inheonaIy elements OF Spain in some terrible and
the year; e sen7ar another conference Necessary
70 avert thu aA9sters and dangers ot q Continan
tai War,-Neto York Heyatd, Ah. s. E1
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TELEGRAPHIC.
Our CabIo Dispntches.

:. LONDON, May THE Government has accepted
MoClafferty has been convicted Of high treason
ut Dublin. ~
Notwithstanding the preliminaries looking to-
ward peace, both France and Prussia are rapidly
arming,. which produces great distress among
financial circles, b 9TH here and elsewhere:
LIVERPOOL. May 7-Noon.-Cotton quiet. Up
lands ltd. .al1]; Orleans 11sd. Breadstuffs quiet
Provisions unchanged. Turpentine $685.; Common
Rosin 6s. Sd; Fine Ids.
tations unchanged Corn declined Sd. Naval
Stores tending down. Fine Rosin declined to l9s
LIVERPOOL, May 7-Evening Cotton dull aud
d1eshned sd;-sales Il, 600 bales. Uplands 11sd.;
LONDON, May Noon -Consols 91l. Bonds 71a
LONDON, May IA P. M.-Finances unchanged.
zig. =: S = a. :
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COLUMBIA, s. c., April 80, 1867.
enclose you herewith an abstract Of letters ad-
dressed to the Rev. William Martini Of this State,
IN n response to circular issued by him under my
direction, which will exhibit to you the extent Of
Carolina. - = - Z
I have received, and am daily in receipt Of
letters from benevolent and philanthropic persons
IN the North and West, making inquiries as to tho
extent of the destitution, and If you will do me the
favor to publish the communication sent, it will
furnish full information upon the subject to all
Tho writer's of nearly all Of the letters from
which extracts are taken, are known to me per-
sonally, and have no hesitation in endorsing the
statements made. ;; y go. : -: .1
have the honor to DO,
Very respectfully, your obedlent servant,
JAMES L. ORR,
s-. Governor ofSouth Carolina