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Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24
gx-Tases daily and wsskiy papers,
magazines, Ee., al the post oihes'

IorsI We u ould call the attsn-
lion If ,boss wanting lots, to the adyer-
tfs,nv Of Judge UAssapY, Ia &c. days b.
oIs. lie has some VtIy valuable proper
III for sale cheap. Give Inn . call ans
learn prices.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

Hagevtown affords fine geld for Min.
listers Of the Gospel Eho may be ia search
of Q vineyard wherein 10 labor. Four
ohuFchss Ia shs town are new without
pastors-the Episcopal, the Lutheran,
the Presbyterian, and the German Re.
formed.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

Mr.. HEArH, formerly Of Nebraska City
visa Il the Pacific House, 90 Tuesday o.
ening last. lie talks Of locating with as
and We shall be glad TO learn of bis COM
ing. lie is an sntsrprisiHg man, and will
make a worthy cisixen.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

CLosEp.-We Learn that the diEieulty
With cur aisillery was not thu fault Of
Mr., McCov, the proerieaor. Ii asems Ia
is bound to have csrtaia kind OF lock;
thss the iaspeeaas i 10 esrss she kay
and to keep strict watch over matters
Mr.. Mccoy sent to the old collector for
q look. bat none came, and Of oourse, be
could not use tbs sind fsquired. The
diiheulsy vii soon be settled, and aE.
If. will re. open his business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

~ Judge Hall, Of Missouri, We learn
has bought farm near cur city and in.
ssuds msving to this vicinity. The JadSs
comes we'll recommended, aud we hope
be may fad bis new homo as pleasant as
snticipated.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

CT The OsaneiI BlaEs Aad ST. ice
Railroad has been slightly damaged by
the recent high water, bat Dir. Sicily,
the genEiemanly and accommodating
eonl uctor, informed Us il is again all
right, and the cars are making regular
trips over il. hr. PHkLPs will not lei
this road remain idle long for any lissla
break. There is too much money ID
thia road 10 let it remain idle. Every
Ilfieulty in relation TO high water will
be obTisted as soon as the weather will
permit.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24
EmpEoy meut for Beta sexea.

piEs5led had returned soldiers, wIdewk &nA ar
phaus Of sa4in soldiers, and tbs snsmp4oYsd Of
beth Se1ss srheEaily, Ia waut sf respectable ana
profitable employment, incusring no rlsk, can
procure saaA By enclosing postpaid addressed
envelope tts particulars, TO
Dr. JOHN II pkGGALL,
Box lSs REoskIJn, n. r.
E.h & rnzs-fvgss rharz.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24
E% The ordinanee which which VI

published in oar last issue, appears in
Ihe Noppareil Of TUESDAY morning, and
l. altered in Ibis particular 1t oCB
menees on lhe south end of Msin street
and terminates at the south Inc Of Oak
street, near the foundry.
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nOrtoE TO ALE

49,. w.,hinr 70 lnssfE Acknowledgements, Ls-
~, $50 ,g.tges. coraunun tions, or mat
-. - - s,,,s v,n..eyer Ia TIE WEEKLY
s..r 80, $50 In sasir sppy sssz hsss1s nesa
OF saea -TResdsI to ia1aIe phetieAglo.n u tAS ~
sac for tha cHrFsEt week. Wnsfe wsi ss ne @s'A-
stlsz from this rule. 4EgH
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

LOCAL ITEMS

x.s- va xg...,v Ruxls haslshs largest
n,rs.,s,la. ~ ynT saper pssIisssa ga lbs
a. ml..~.yI sisae s. Basiness aEsR, BIZ
- ss~gr swn ,nteresi, xan ass faii
a. s.,h... Aav.rt,.eu,en tx asaspicasss-
Iv imsertsa In tfs coInmHs.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24
MARRIAGE AND CELHBACv

An HSxzyi aud warning and In8trnGtioa fax
roVag Men. Alsa, diseases aHd Aeasss waisA
PROSTATE tAts vial powers, with safs znsaaa
relief gent free Of charge In sealed letter savei
opes. Aaarssaz pa =. sKHLEaM moB8mroM
Howard Association, Philadelphia, Pa,
nkg-Iy 81 ne
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

~ GOV. ncComas was again 1t the
Pacific House, on hia vsy home, on
Tuesday. Dol. C. S. Chase vas also on
his way east. The Aaae one Is . resident
of Chicago, and the otheE Of oar sister
cisy, but both ought TO be residents Of
Counil Bluffs, the great railroad center
Of thssVaAs nest. 4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

ET The NonpaFeil Of Tuesday puts
on new dress, bat tha Rlime 10 to be
seen under il sill. The appearances Of
the paper, We arc glad 70 cay, Is very
much improved, but we are sorry 10 SAY
that otherwise We c4n's see any improV D
ment. We wish our neighoors peeaniA g.
~ sucCg IS.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

~ Our weather has been ss EcksI
as q young maiden lately. lsraips and
it snows-freexes and shaws, all on the
same day. We are anxious to see 9
settled state Of weather here soon. Give
Us rain, frssEs ahaw, snow or blow, bat
do not give US them all CD toe same
day.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

TAG LEcruKK.--On Tuesday evening,
We visited Burhpp's Hall 10 liss en- to
she lccturs of Mrs. d. O. BLooHKa, and
sonfsss THAI We we're ggreeably disa p
pointed. Tho leasurs was upon "We-
snan's rights"-a subjact thss Mrs. B.
has long discussed. We expected to
hear her rant and rave as we had heard
soms "ssrong 7miGded'' women, but
heard none bf ibis. She vas Argumep-
tative, and even eloquent in some Of her
remarks, and bad just enoagh ofslrcasm
in thea 70 spice them we'll. She coz
tended that man must have poor opin-
ion Of biz wife if be could net allow her
to go to the polls and deposits vote
With hin thas men had broaghs upon
our eosptry the bloody war through
which We bad just paused; that If woman
could 60 to the political conventions,
as they had bsen doing, without contain.
iEati0n, they could aiso GO and vote
without ssEiqas injury thai The woman
who has no higher ambition than TO cook
good dianer4, make good puddiugs,
&c, as nos Is 10 train up family; thai
the laws OF ear country ara unjass and
operate 10 the advantage Of the husbandi
that if the man die the Eoman-tha
motber- must giSe bonds to deal justly
by her Own offspring, bus not SO in case
of Ebe death Of the vile and mother
She eonEended that these things would
never be corrected uatil women bad
eqaal political rights with men, and
when this was the ease, peses and prog
perisy would again bless 0ar land. She
also ssid, the ignorant negro and others
can vote 10 Eew New York if possessed
Of $500, but the Intelligent white lady,
if possessed Of ten thousand dollars,
cannot vote, bat she is taxed. Taxation
and representation must go together in
republican government.
| We have not time or space to give the
lecture bsaotioe il is enEitIsd to, for
with all our objections to it, ws confess,
Mrs. Bloomsr had mHch Of argument on
Der aide. Her delivery was nos strong.
but perfectly distinct apd rather agresa-
bic. The ladiss have al abla defender
in her.
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Aaburn, gslaen. Fiaxen ana
- Hsah3xs esss Fae, $50

REedaesa u EAe Es2 ~ PROD. pgsN8pXs RR1-
tn On FvENx Else sHpkasattsn wsrFnntsd
70 esfs ne Aets Mralsks and ssshe~rn hAir "
esteey sex lNto wAsx gsnxlesA On. hsMvy masAiss
spsss. &e8 bssa u&&6 b. tfs@ &ashl ssaaslss af
PAris ana Leaden, vita lis noss afatfyiag res
salts, Doea ~ slA5axE ln- sas Aaiss Pxiea By
@stss sssiea ana post paid 81. ateaeriptiveefr~
sulafs "a allied free. Aadsesa BFRGTR, SHUTS
y COS 20 kisag sfsast Frog ~ T. sole agants
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

JHnoE DAE lef Our city On Monday 70
50 10 Glenwood 10 opea bis eours. He
bad sedioas term In this sisys and we
suppose, will Be srssifsd il be shall s0cn
gss through with bis present term. Ne.
hnLARD, the Dist. Atty, also left for shs
same place and on the same business.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

- The bsst oysters ever brought to
U6asel Blnas are now TO be found as
w. d. snatA's brick block. Smith IL
bound to have the beat Of everything,
ADD shose Who ksoss hin vail aadssssaass
v here TO 90 sayhay ayasess, bat We make
this noaiessfor me hmeaa IL Aoss Dot
acquainted with tie Smith family, and
recommend ". D. 70. the public and
his oysters TO every one.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

Ma. s. BLOCK, Of tbe old and reliable
clothing house in This city, bou Kht . Tot
adjoin ing Messrs. STEWART g. II 2As, sad
viii build a hne block ia connection
With the 6rD pamed and Gen. Llon aa.-
The third stOrg az TIE building 10 be
erected by Gen. D. and Mr.. Bloom will
be made into public hall, and will be
one Of the finest in the vest. lit will be
l03 BY 90 feet, exseadiag from Main to
Pearl street. We are glad to know Of
this purchase, and the Intention Of those
Sho are going 10 build. VI ueed =
large ball in cur crossing city. Mr..
Bloom is one Of our most euterprising
men, and II pieases Us to see hin taking
hold Of real estate, for wb Atsvcr be
does Is done veil, and we knhw DO will
bald good house, and then We wiH ex-
Pset hin 10 do mors-get the bird. g
.
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w ende rfnl, buf Trne

9AnAME REMINGTON, tas world Fsnowuss
Asisolpslss aaa ssAaoRhElsst.s CRssseyaas,
whils In CiAirvayans state, dslinsa les tas vsry
features Of the psrsoa goa are 10 maEry, aaa ay
shs ala ofan iastramsnt 81 lRtsnss pswsr. ksawa
- tAs Psysaeasfrepe, sasssntsss 70 prodass ,
periszs and lssP-aAs gassass - sas fzssss sss-
baud o. wife Of the applicant, sith aass Of mar
Eaase, sacapatieas lsaatns ssaats VI eAsEsssss,
Aes rails IL rs imassislsa. as sessaaoalass vita
sss nasaeeT can asss4t. ~ sfasaas place a. siszA
age, Opposition, cellar 81 syss and haix, and szs
sassing afty cts, and stampsa sasssspa saarassRa
% Tonsysa, yps win rsea4Ts shs sacssfs ~ sssaza
nan. sesssAss wasA assErsa iafurnszsisa.
Aaasess 10 eesaasusss AADAAa GasrzuDz
REMINGTON, r. O Boa III, was Trey. zsv
Tork Fes7l~assyTisaa
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

a fernu il Nsv xark his tsu Are
ct els viIlsw, frem 1hisk - ne1aed
oH1oe ~ vsax. AkUu1 80 - - ~
- : nnnsl 1nee& = - 49, s.sassz
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

ARaEvED.-Ws were very much graft
h|sd to meet Dir. Z. N. ,Ioassa@ d the
Pacific House, WIG ssass 10 This sann.
cry % all a sazskensnt sith Dir. pox-
tx y 81 shsasr Hi sspssasssn -
lpag bean knops 10 our shsssfs goiag
pssplss and 30 snnoaase him ppea car
boards, Win Issers fall hesss. sfz.
Iohassss hss pieysd = - - premiasut
tisiss II aur s0anssy, aad rsssnssy hlled
% engagement In Detroit, Michigan
His wife fsrnsElJ Niss NELalG GRosER,
will join hin in faw daTs, and he
200, has . reputation that will call oas q
full attendance wbcn Ii shall be made
known that she ID here. She IL said 20
have exeeilsd 1mesl OF hs1 sex in versa.
silisy and tras psiasing Of ohasasters.-
We viii welcome them to 2uS city and
theatre.
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24
Know thy Destiny.

MAD4Mhs B. =. THORNTON, tAs great Eng
lish Astsolsgist. clRirvoysnt and PsycheusII-
cian who has asloRis he'd the scientific classes Of
he Old Whwlds has nuw ocatsd herself st Has~
son, y. n Madame ThsrntSa possesses such
wonderful pewers q sscona siEAs, as TO enahls
her 10 tnpArs knowIedgs Of me greats lmpsF-
tanes 10 tAe siHSis or marTisa Of aakasr SEX
While IN state Of trance, she asitaeatss he
very fsatqrss OF ths person you ara 10 masrys aaa
BY she Az Of an Instrument OF intense power.
known asl the Psychomsirops, guarantees to pro-
ducs lias-liks picture OF the future hrsaaAa o.
wifs Of sha applicant. togssass with date Of mss.
riage poGtsion in afe Leading traits Of character,
Sc, Thi4 humbuE. IS Thousands Sf sssti-
mouiala stn assert. she win saaa whsn asAlEsa
ssstiasA eertiacats, or written guarantee, sAss
the Sictass is What il parpoEts 70 be. By eneses-
Jag VI III LOCK Of hair asd stating plsse Of bish
age, disposition ana complexion aHa enclosing
afrY csaia 4z4 Essmpss eavsiope Aadrssssa 70
yoarseII you viii receive toe picture and desired
information ~ rsspEn pail. Al esam anicatlans
sscrsalII sonadsnttaI Aadrsss In esaaseaes,
KADAAE =, Y. THoREr0g. p. o. Rsx sss,
HzasoutH 7. Fss.aIassyrisne
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Chicago 4 Northwestern Railway,


% Ga shA after February Atas tts4'
axxsva 3ra esrRss ss tsneTt rs
.pxrA KT.
,s-sa. Mxfl. -. .Fi2o A u
kMssasy eassstedg co. a. - , Z
~ 49, -. E.ssnrsdS {satuFdsy sxosetsa.
f;Ea L. pnALAP, Gea. SEPT
HER ASR Sapt. IowE DEvtsiSn.
RI RU1T. Agent
Reh. II, 1887 eahs~'4 ste4'A4
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

"ETEs ASp EAas.t'-T pnblish an ar.
tiele from Eyes and Ears Shut and
cannes agEee with him thai il ID wrong
TO cohplaln Of the acsiops of corrupt
oiEcs holders. Thsy ought 10 be *.
posed. nshs Grand Jurors have ia.
diessd only Democrats ,sor selling liouor
the members thereof deserve severe SAM
surss II tbs Board Of Supervisors il
corrupt, 4 osghs 70 be exposed, % also
those who 5,-ibsd 4. II the city ofi,ers
Asvs nsglsetsd to make pro ps rsgosss.
they should be brought to an aeoouus
before the expiration Of theEg terms Of
ofhea. We should NOT wink ana bkok "A
corrapsion- Ths day hes CANA when We
are called upon "a iosgss } alssiss long
enough 70 ssvs oar country. The MN
Pareil msn saanos read khs sssaa ssry
report, and henesslY cay, ali 10 Fishs.--.
This jury was sonpsssd sf sza sspabli-
aanss and shsy wsuld nos iis s>sss H.
nn L. - - e.
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Free to Everybody.

A large { pp. otrsalar. Eivias lnfornasion Of
tse ssFA1est iHi9sFtanes to The ysEng 81 ssaA
asxes.
II tcsfass how sac kOHssly uay become heauti-
.fal, TAG asApl4ed EesDsSlsd, and ths teEsaas9
loved.
No y4ung LADY or gentleman shsEld tail 10 ssaA
lhsir Address, ana rsesavs . eapy psss pAsa, W
FsturH mail. Address y. o, Drawer NJ.
Pse, slsassnszDe Trey, Nsw xaga
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

Ev ii has been ordered by'sxs City
Council, thar Jsnnlsoa street shall here
after be known Is washiugton Avenue.
VS. like the chaDgr rsacAly. III
Council Bluffs bugle. [volume] (Council Bluffs, Iowa) 1860-1868, 1867-01-24

PaFfiealaE Aatsntlsa Is iayitsd % ny ksssk Of
beyR olothiRG. enhF aeias ~ IL doas, in cad
lARa ynstsay. everything RaiaaMAAas Re- taaaA -t
aspAFtaasae. ehsapsx ssan ew@f
Tsls nSw stock % (
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ADVERTISEMENTS

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The following is related by a Bo.,o,

The following is related by a Boston
paper:
"Colonel r. spent the winter in Lex.
ington, Ky. A friend Of his went to visit
him. Come Sunday says the Colonel,
/ want you to hearken to our church BELLS
here. There's four OF 'em. Each sounds
out its own deuominationsl CALL"
There's the Episcopal. That is n heavy,
deep toned, sonorous bell. Now YOU see
that don't ring out-'Postolic success.
sion Posto!ic succession !
Then the old Presby terian-,h.,'s mos,
as deep sounding, and that says: Eter
nal dam ma ton! Eternal dam ns ton
The Bsptis, is quicker-a sharp, snap.
py bell-and that says, rapid: Come up
aud be dipped Come up and be dip
ped Come up and be dipped!
But tho Methodist-that's q crowper :
Il talks right out: Room for all Room
for all Room for aIk
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GROVESTEEN r CO,
Piano Forte NJ a nufac turers.
499 Broadway, N. Y.

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GERMANY the cities Of New York. PhiIadel.
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a Curious Love.Story.

A very curious story is told BY several
ofthe ancient writers respecting Egirvard,
secretary to Charlemagne, and daughr
ter Of that emperor. The secretary fell in
love with the princes, who at length AL
lowed him to visit her. One winters
night he stayed with her very late. and
in the meantime a dsep snow had fallen.
II he left his foot marks would be ohserv
ed, and yet to stay would EXPOSE him to
sanger. AT length the princess resolved
TO carry him on her back TO neiyhbor
ing house, which she did. 1t happened,
however, tba. from the window Of his
bed room the emperor saw the whole
affair.
In the assembly Of bis lords on the fol
lowing day, when Egi,vsrd and his
daughter were present, he asked what
ought to be dore to the man who com.
PEELED kings daughter to carry him on
her shoulders, through frost and snow, in
the middle OF winters nigh, I The
lovers ~e'e alarmed. but the emperor,
addressing Egirvard, said: "Hadst thou
loved my daughter thou sbou!dst have
come to me; thou art worthy OF death,
but ! give thee two lives. Take thy fair
porter in marriage fear God. and love
one another"
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Special Notices.
To Consumptiyes.

The Rev. Edward A. Wilson will send (free
Of chargc) to all who desire it, the prescription
with the directions for making and using the
simple remedy by which he was cured OF lung
aiec ton and that dread disease Consum ption.
His only object is to benefit the afflicted and he
hopes every sufferer will try this prescription,
as it will cost them nothing, and may prove a
blessing. Please address
Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
No. l65 South Sccoud Street, Williamsburgh,
New York.
w: c. Mcmillan, Marion, S. c., Agent for S. c..
May sth, ls67-ly.
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PROSP ECTUS
OF THE CHARLESTON SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY News.

OF THE CHARLESTON SEMI WEEKLY AND
WEEKLY News.
The publishers Of the Charleston Daily
News have much pleasure in informing the
public that the first number OF their long.
promised Semi-Weekly edition will be
issued on Saturday, the Sd Of November,
and will be regularly published thereafter
on Wednesdays and Saturdays.
As has been before stated, IL will be the
endeaSor OF the Publishers to make the
paper in every way worthy Of the public
patronage. IL will contain a variety 10
matter, consisting Of fsio ores, literary news,
family gossip, etc, which will not be found
IN the Daily, and will have all the editorials
and news Of interest transferred from that
issue. The market reports will be full and
reliable.
The Weekly edition Of the News will
also be commenced on Sunday Morning,
the 4th Of November, and will be issued
regularly thereafter every Sunday morning
This paper will be entirely origins. IN itself,
and will bs made up independent Of the
other editions. 1t will contain the latest
telegraphic news from Gll parts Of the coun.
try, besides having interesting selections,
stores, literary items and book reviews,
gossip, late market reports, City and State
items, etc etc.
Terms OF Semi. Weekly. 90 a year.
Terms Of Weekly 80 90 a year.
Address
CATHCART, MCMILLAN g. MORTON.
No. lS lIayne street,
November J, &c Charleston, s. &.
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SELECT POETRY.
FAMILY NEWS.
BY NJ. II. 4.

A little girl came hore las, night!
They say "ttc doctor brought her;
Mama is glad, Papa quite proud,
10 havc II little daughter,
I 6aunot say that it Is true,
But have heard il said,
Her coming SO upset Papa
lie stood upon his head!
The docto says "shc's Quite gil,"
So An honor TO Mama
The nurse confirms the doctors word,
And adds "She's like her Pa"
She sleeps and wakes, and wakes and sleeps
Ani now aud then she cries;
She doubles up her sma pink fists
And pokes them in her eyes.
She winks and bnks like some small owl
mean she looks quite wise,
As if she could tell wondrous things.
But then she never tries.
might go on and write n week,
And then could not portray
One half the little maiden's charms,
There is so much to say.
For all agree there never was Seen,
Beneath the azure sky,
A baby half as wonderful
Since Eve sang lu!ltby.
She brought no jewels rich and rare,
But ii her little hand
Sh held the precious chain of Love,
And wondrous shining band.
She's twined her chain abound our hearts
In such a loving way,
We can but choose her for our Queen,
And own her gentle sway.
And If you sec the little Queen,
There's nothing you can do
But wear that chain uf baby'lovo,
Aud DC her subject too.
have a thought within my heart
think the angels brought her,
Because they thought no home com piete
Without ono little daughter.
The Lancaster ledger. [volume] (Lancaster, S.C.) 1852-1905, 1867-10-31
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1857.
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