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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04
FROM NEW YORK.
G GOVERNOR Perry on COnfiscatiOn an

Governor Perry on ConfiscatiOn and
T-w Negro Rule.T
NEW FORK, June 3.-The Herald's spe-
cial says: Governor Perry has written
another letter, in which he says that con-
| fiscation is preferable to negro rule.
Negroes PetitiOning for Removal.
General Pope has been petitioned by
900 negroes to remove the Mayor and
City Council of Savannah, on the ground
thatC coloredp men cannot obtain justice
from them.
30 a0aE Surratl,s Case. IVY
The Worlds special says: The counsel
| for the prosecution have decided after all to
adhere to the Indictment for murder found
in Surratt's case, and to abandon all inten-
tion of trying him on a charge of con-
spiracy. The trial will therefore COM
mence one week from tomorrow.
| Indians Attack Pole Creek Station
The Herald's Fort Laramie special says
i The Southern Cheyennes crossed the South
Platte yesterday, going north. They at,
tackled Pole Creek Station, thirty-six mile!
west of Sedgwick, this morning, 100 strong
and drove off four mules. One Indian wa
killed. General Augur, with reinforce
ments, is on his way to this post. n q q ID
| ~ News from Panama. u d
The Herald's Panama special says: TIL,
4 Government officials of Panama have hell
a meeting, at which it was resolved to de
clare the 1sthmus independent of Fedora
rule, If the late intelligence from Bogota i
confirmed by the mail to arrive from tn
interior of Columbia on the 10Th inst.
Emigration. 5r's --r- Z b.
Two thousand seven hundred and fift.
emigrants have arrived since Saturday.
lr.dr- Naval officer Dead.
Capt. John P. Bankhead. us. Navy
died April 9th, on the Bengal steame
Selma, off Oden. EkTltiH
Death of a Distinguished Painter.
Clarkson Stanfield, we'll known as
1 painter, died in England May 2lst; no
Stanfield, member of Parliament, as re
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

A New CLock.-The new clock ordered
by the City Council, ''marked time"' in the
Council Chamber last night, for the first
time. 1t is very neat one, and through
its use the Council will be able to seome to
time.n I'd o., i ~. 80
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TTFvTEg r.GOoDALB HOUSE,

o JJamison, city; A ] Forgraye, Patent Cedar
Mills; D Johnston. Gincinnati,. Ohio; Samuel
Ohio; 9 W Alexaldlr, Detroit. Michigan: oh Lee.
Delaware. Ohio; V1Pl Latimore. Sprihgfeld, Ohio;
VIII TsfBBS BfowA ay f doSSas ias
W W Graves. city; W q JENNINGS and wife. city:
+ Frank, Indianapolis, Indiana; G A Mel cLaughlin,
Cincinnati, Ohio; p Benner, SteubenviIle, OHIO:
y Fanceer, Perfyopolis, Penn; B Lessler. Zanes-
vile, Ohio, W B Sergeant, Newark, Ohio; John 3
Brown .do Chas L Clark do. -z-S- -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

Z The OHIo STATE MILITARY AGENcY.-A
circular from this agency at Washington
Informs US that after the State Agency ter
inmates on the LIST of June, j. G. Wetmore
viii continue to attend to the collection of
claims, charging per cent. for his services
on general claims, and $40 for obtaining
pensions. This arrangement will upset the
keeping of "Loyal League rooms in Wash
iDgtoni at the States expense Perhaps,
now, Mr. -Wetmore will be able to get a
claim through the Departments inside of
two years. ~ A.
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knen1h or Author..

tsBosToN, June 3.--Lucious sWarlins Sar-
gent, we'll known as an author, died at
Roxbury yesterday, aged 81 years.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

" NOTARY PuBLIc. @Jaeob' s! Mattheny, Of
Columbus, was, on yesterday, commission
ed as Notary Public for Franklin county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

:, REPRIaAEDED-The two boys, William
Gallagher aged Ii years, and Michael Keat-
ing, aged II, who took the horse and buggy
from in front of the First Presbyterian
Church, were up before the Mayor yester-
day morning. Because of their youth the
Mayor Let them of, with a severe repri-
mand and a promise of future good be-
havior. It is time something was done
with these youthful offenders, fthongh in
this case we think the Mayoracted rightly
They do not hesitate TO take buggy ride
whenever they find an lp nn nwatehed vehicle,
and AS for stealing whips, that's reduced to
a science. A person amt leave whip an
instant before some one whips off with it.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

PoL4oE CoURT.--There was afine display
Of drunks and disorderlies before the May
or yesterday morning. We just reveleu in
the sight of so many subjects. We could
see 1ftem" written on the face of every one
of them. .daglk id I'D 80 a.lri,5 a
/ David Anderson is not believer 10
+witchcraft or magic. Atany rate he don't
believe in signs. Not believing in them, he
amused himself in tearing them down.
For his fun the Mayor fined him the mod
crate sum of $40 and costs, and as a sign
he had no money he was committed. 70
p John Seaman is not seaman, though
certainly more than shalt seas over" II
would seem, man, that Seaman was drunk,
and as he had no stamps wherewithal to
pay fine of 81 and costs, he is studying
navigation in the 'boose. oass' s7a9y
William Laney was drunk. William was
very drunk. He had filed himself so full
of whisky that by running a teaspoon
handle down his throat he could touch the
fluid. Though soaked through and
through. he couldn't liquidate small fine
Of 81 and costs, and now awaits the coming
VI sOu1c Oitc ~ UdAt ullA Oub.z+ saAe
Ellen B. Sullivanrwas drunk. We blush
to write it; but Ellen was drunk A fine
of 81, 90 and costs, was too many for her,
and she was Gagged Ir7bss-5 III a.. IN
y LID. Sullivan paid $500 and costs for
being drunk. 7o7g.Hi oja a-. l;s1 s.s+i - 7-naos
. Mary Pear did appear in answer to a
charge of being drunk and plying her ay-
ocationf as common prostitute on the
streets. This Pear was fully ripe, and that
she might get over her mellowness and be-
come duly sober. she was incarcerated in
the county Jail for ten days "a sa-,lslsh
% Edward Hastings was very drunk. 'Tis
true. tits pity, and pity tits, tits true. In
default of 50 and costs he went to the stone
pile. go 4 sis h hs3a 80. sg' =. ae-a - Lslg.r
) James Keller and Feanius Bidford, were
each fined So and costs tor getting drunk.
Thomas Crow, drunk s1,O0 and costs.
Paid. s. gisi ovsd oGT osod3 w. s-sss-tt. q. rg
:. Patrick Nolen, 81, 90 and costs. Paid.
David Jones and John Brill, $500 and
costs. Each paid. aSs. .i.s ,,-,s II ham 5f H.,-,
fsrt E-s a. B.. .sT 4. D.
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NEWS BY TELEGRAPH,
To Ohio Statesman.
FROM EUROPE.
BY OCEAN TELEGRAPH.
; commerciaIandF FInancIal.

2 Lli-s IkALVEE - AAE11A4AfBA BASA
LONDON, June 3, Noon.-Consols 9411aa;;
extra dividend bonds 7315; Illinois 7s14;
Erie 401a. II
L1vERPooL, June 8, Noon.-Cotton firm
at 1873. Breadstuffs dull; Corn 39s; Lard
49s 6d.T TeTFTIs9 OEE ITTTG2
/, A "A -AF-F Fenians Arrested. 4 - '&s6
DUBLIN, June 3-Evening.-A dispatch
from Dungarvan reports some twenty or
twenty-five Fenians, who attempted to
land near that place. were arrested and
lodged in the Waterford county Jail, to
await trial. ~ - ~ ., - =! - - !
Fertilization OF vienna ~ ~ i,-I Z III 4
VIENNA, June 3.-The Austrian Govern
ment has ordered the fertilization of this
city, and tile work Is to be commenced
forthwith. rldtiaOD
BERLIN, June 3.-It is said Count Bis
marck asked that he be relieved from the
cares of office Immediately after the adop-
ton of the Federal Constitution by the
North German States, and the King has
given his assent to the proposal. M ~ I
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COUNCIL PRoCEEpINGs.

80.
TUESDAY EVENING, June 8, 1857.
Council met pursuant to adjournment.
Present-Messrs. Armstrong, Becky.
Bergen. Caren, Chadwick, Comstock, Don
aldson, Fell, Gayer, Gibbons, Jaeger, Kam-
merer, Naghten, Patterson, Ross, Toll and
President Reinhard-7. 4
Absent-Mr. McAllister-1.
The President called the Council to or
der.
Minutes OF preceding meeting read and
+ REPORTS OF OFFICERS. !
James G.. Bull, Mayor, reported the
amount of fines and licenses collected in
his office for the month ending Tuesday,
May 18th, as follows:
Total amount of licenses collected. ..S 50 90
Total amount of fines collected. 2os 90
Total fnes and licenses ........... .sa4O 90
L. E. Wilson. City Clerk, made the fol-
lowing report: - S-+s AA
Cry CLERKS OFFICE,
COLUMBUS, o., June /, 1857.
To the Honorable City Council:
The following is the receipts and dis
bursements into and from the Treasury
from the 1st day of May to the 1st day of
June, 1867: ,..,,-, --.---...... 70 ...rrrs-
lew sg1dr aS- ia RECEIPTS aaEa-I g1ri g
Balance in the Treasury May .0l41l3 %
Temporary IL an. 6,OOO W
James g. Bull, fines and licenses l75 90
% r. Brake tents of Market House. ...... S34 81
Joseph Evans, gravel bank (rents).. rs 90
John l.. Gill Son, rent Of wharf lots l72 90
al sf Total s2l s2O 50
- =DIsBURsEMENTS. . =. ~
Street Commissioner and Chain Gang 81 .ls3 IS
Fire Department 1855 SO
Gas and Gas Lights. ts..................a. 2O6 50
Goodale ...,....................ie 76 so
Incidental Excuses .............- 1873 so
Market House. 1 e -. -. -. 100 90
Printing and stationary .................. 258 IS
Fees and salaries. 258 Sc
Fourth Ward Improvement ............ IL 90
Seventh Ward Enforcement 98 90
City Police .......................... I495 OIL
Spring street sewer ,465 20
Peters Run sewer. 1,746 90
Gravel Bank 63 so
Sewers and drainage ..,... .---..-..-.... ~ 70
Elections [. Observation-Disclosures. 20 90
Interest and stamps 96 30
Cleaning street lamps . .......s so 90
Total. :. :. {. I. .s12, ,ss7 So
Balance in Treasury on the 1st day of June
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
Monday, June 3, 1867.

.'f. .. e MOR1uy, u ulle D, 1ooI.
7r ~ NEIL HOUSE. - E-f
Louis Rosenfold, New York; J Thorp: Cleve-
land, o; Potter, New York; JR Taylor, city:
Drew, Boston; James M De Camp. Delaware,
Geo Dedge, Boston,; 6 Van Cle4f. New York; r
Heckler, Dayton; w r Shaw, New York, Duvall
GAINESVILLE o; William Chambers, Wife. 2 Children
and Servant, Philadelphia. q c''' si-- ---N
UNITED STATES HOTEL.
W H Boyer, city; Will Seymore, Groveport. Ohio;
Groveport, o; w H Rary, Grovepurt, D; G D1d-
3: Ss "a Moors, i Gfoveport, O Bersireser, WIN
chester; A Jackson and lady, Lockborne Samuel
Bartlett Winch ester: NJ Allen, Winchester; W
Sardo Cincinnati: N johnson, Athens A q PEN
i'll, Groveport Ohio; Thomas Van Fleet Galena; U
l. Decker Wi lchester:uE Mix, city; L Dixon and
wife, New Phiadelphia; Mrs Stow, New Phila;
4 Harris and wife ickeripgton, o; W II Tai man
Westerville; 6 F Mammoth, WesterVilIe; q F
S McGomb. Indianspoiis; John McComb, Spring
fed; Cyrus E McComb. Truro; Comoton and
city; b Bertin.. Middletown: t NJ Clark ard wife.
Hamilton Township; G Herr and wife, Hamilton
Township; Edgar Gray, Jeffersoryille; A Kinnear,
Bloomfield; G Beraheimer, Philadelpha; Elijah
Tabler Martinsburg Virginia: John Price and wife
,ZanesviHe, D; Rev w N Muilenix, Wheeling, Vir-
ginia, John Wallace. Harrisburg. Pennsylvanis;
o; Thomas, Roscoe. D; Jss-Leighton, Roscoe,
o; A Joseph. Pataskaa, o; Charles T Benton
Worthingtop, o; H T Fuller, Clinton, o; Charles
Coles, Delaware, o; e WI Reniek.l Bloomfield Z %:
Frank Williams, Bloomfield. o; q Weigand. Bloom
field, o; G w Huffman. franklin county.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

THE GERMAN Pre- NIc.-We were afraid
that the showers yesterday, morning, and
the threatening appearance of the day
generally, would preventive picnic given
by st. Boniface Society for the benefit of
st. Mary's Catholic Church. Our, fears
were groundiess, and, merrier, happier
crowd of people never got together than
NE metSthere yesterday afternoon They
were entertained with addresses in Ger
man, plays and the like, while EsTasic lent
her aid to enlfven the scene. Our German
friends have reduced the art Of enjoyment
to science, and whenever they meet in
any great number, hilarity and good feel
ing prevails. aJ .tais41 .sat's,.5
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Fertilization OF Vienna
CABLE SPECIALS.
The Russian Royal Party at the Ex.
h5.7,--tI rhibiLiOn.


NEW YORK, June 3.--The Herald's Paris
special says The Gar Alexander came
from Berlin direct, where he was enter
tanned by King William of Prussia, and
accorded interviews with Count Bismarck.
He had visited Copenhagen previously. ! 1t
is said that the Russian royal party will
extend its visit to London The Emperor
of Russia will be attended during his stay
in Paris by, Prince Gortschakoff, his Minis
ter of Foreign Affairs. The Cars eldest
sister. the Grand Duchess Maria of Russia,
has been in Paris since the 10Th of May,
accompanied by her son, the present Duke
of Leuchtenburg. King William of Prus-
sIa and Count Bismarck are looked for i'm
mediately.
0F EE, King Victor EmanueIFTTrETn
Z King Victor Emanuel of Italy, and the
Viceroy of Egypt will, itl said, reach
Paris within three days from the present
date.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

COUNTY COMMISSIONERS MEETING.-At
a meeting of the County Commissioners,
held in the Auditors Office yesterday after
noon, Messrs. Koerner. Barbee and Edwards
being present, in the matter of a road pc
titioned for by G. L Smith and others of
Madison township, the Commissioners be-
ing satisfied that due notice had been given
and the law complied with, they required
the parties to enter into bond of $100,
which was signed by Moses Walton and L.
Sherry, and approved by the Commission
erS. { s-....... t5-s.s. .tr-i ,.f a3t -rrr-t
The Norwich township road viewers re-
ported on road petitioned for by William
Roberts and Others, and their report was
read a first time. A report from the view
ers and surveyors of a free turnpike road in
| Pleasant township was read and laid over
| for further action. The bill of William r.
Cleaver, of 5000, for Jail purposes, was al
lowed.
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The Presldent AZ Weldon.
SECOND DISPATCH.

gdWELDON, N c. June 81 president john
son and suite arrived at ten o'clock this
forenoon. n-nt ladG1 who'd u laIIIa. Q
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New York. stooK ,,suarhet-June.s.
new YORK nIarkeslJams,is a,

famm
COTTON-UIchanged sales Of uplands at 27I6
sssts .Sd hssE So and i9
$40 7S9n Is; choice do sI2S 3; shipping brands
$l2 s5 sl4 Oo closing dull. California unchanged
: '%a!Haisk va ffodie.; s.'ss of western at $50. in
oWBEATaNoufnallyy in BUYERS favor white
-IRYE@Dfoopins; western 81 7O0t7 jsziy .oZ
C0RN-0pened steady and closed dull, and 1s2c
lover; 's,Ies new mixed western at 81 i7di 2 VI
retaillots at 81 2591 2e; unsound western q G7l
damaged s4c; white western 81 20; white southern
OATS 5ggc better, sales western sOssas Ohio
RItiFNOniet u -Asf:I .-...sss7qzH gaiStdziJ
.EOFFEE1ouie and atra. :sss.qS5 !. oas y y
SUGAk-very d1 dull and rather heavy; Cuba loh
IAHbAsSESFUnshApgsd.E g bnIs sndIzuIao
PETRoEE GM7 Quiet. Grade lsslsXe; refined.
0Ofd ri heavy ard lower new mes. as
prime sls9ls 25 prime mess ssz92s Is.
BEEF EGdSs HSMseeuiss e9S iessSs xasHhnss
CUT MEATS-rseady at sh9loc for shoulders;
BzC0Nsouiet and steady. a5iiai5a1a1s-o1
BUTTER Ohio i09I5c: State 1899
CHEESE-Heavy and lower at s9lekc.
-r.RE LATEsT-5 p.
FLoBRAGlosed very dull and 10@2uc lower.
The local. trade is refusing to buy more than sufi
cient to supply present want. q "a . - - -
sWHEAT-Dull and heavy for winter; more steady
for spring; No. spring es s592 As; No. do So $50
.RYE-ouiet at q 7o9l7a for western. o-s,.s7
BARLEY-Nominal. Il 4 n s q u
QATS-Steady at s19sse for western z. .i5,js, -r Z
sC0RN-Dull and declining; 81 f6 al % for new
mixed western, and 81 2s I ~ Tor old mixed vest
PORK-Steady; mes s2s 20, cash and regular,
closing at S23 20 bid. S23 25 asked. i 81 3 %
ie-BEEF-Quiet and steady. -
| CUT MEATS-Dull. GenCTd3 -S-lt iu'6fA '.11td
q. BACON-Quiet. Sf-fr ,-u q 81 f.e-tg s.t-ti Z
i5LARfJ-Duif at Is e14c for fair to prime steams
l33Ec fork kettle randerad
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-06-04

The grand Prix de Parisof one hundred
thousand francs, with the, Emperor's cup.
the two most eagerly sought for results OF
the French turf contests, were run for to-
day in the Bois de Bologne, and won by the
horse Fervaeques. There were at least
100000 persons, hailing from every nation
on the. earth. present on the occasion.
Fervaeques and Patricien, the winners of
the French Derby, made dead heat at one
time. but the next heat, which decided the
race, was won by Frevaeques ca lily. The
Emperor Napoleon, the Gar Alexander of
Russia, the Grand Duchess Maria of Russia,
the King and Queen of Belgians, the Prin-
cess Murat, and other royal personages
were present on the Emperor's stand. Ma
poleon and the Gar walked through the
crowd to see the horses E-=s-2z-
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Local@ New =.

MErEoRoLoaIoAL TABLE, prepared and
corrected ibg VIII Savage. Jewsler. So
South High street.
rTruz.s=.s7rsr--s MoxDAy. June 3, 1857.
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1857 -. ..c s9. .l2s SO
Respectfully submitted, Pc
u WrTcnAJ Cirv Clnrl
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-30
New Books.

We arc glad to see that our c,,terprising
fcow-citizcn Of Branchvillc, Mr.. John B
Morrow, the agent Of '.Siu.ns War Poetry Of
the South" and also Of ''rollall<' History Of
the War" is mcctin. with much success in
disposins Of the above worA<. This is as i,
should be. f"r the South should maintain its
"rn literature, in preference To tn. trashy pro
auctions of Northcrn Radicals Oh the subject
"fthc late struggle for independence Mr. NJ
will he in OrangcburE on public days ard will
fill orders fur the books mentioned with dos,
patch
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-30
Additional Villainy.

We understand that VIM. Rudd (so-callcd)
of whose departure we gave notice last week.
went to Charleston, and made his first business
call on Messrs. i. II. Rodgers Co., persona
ting Mr. Emanuel Rickcnbakcr who, he knew
had just made q shipment Of cotton to Messrs
T. II. II. 4 Co, and in that character obtained
IN advance of $50. upon the consignment
after which, RupD Wa, non ,arcntus
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SHERIFF'S SALES.
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.

Orangcburg District.
by virtue Of sunlry wrts ol H. ta to me directed
will sell to the highest bidder, ut Orangcburg
Court House the first Monday in April next
the Following property. viz:
One House anil Lot i'll the Village Of B-anchvillc
levied OH as the Property Of F. II. Barsn, ut the
suit Of Z. F. Reese, Administrator.
One Tract of Land containing two hundred acres
more or less, levied the Property OF Galloway
Stronlan, ut the suit Of Is. L. Simmons
One Tract Of Land containing twelve hundred
acres. more or less. levied The properly OF H.
W. Dash, ut the suit of B +. Simmons.
Three hundred Cross Ties. more or less and Six
teen Sticks Timber one Broad Axe and one Meat
Gutter Levied OH ms tho property orI. v. Dash ut
One Tract of Land containing one hundred and
twenty acres more less. levied on as the Property
Of Bocn Phillips. ut the sui. Of J. p. Martin.
On Tuesday, the ID April next. at the House of
Eolcn Phillips will sell 10 five c:ld o. Cattle tGl
head OF Hogs one Wagon. one Cart buggy and
various other articles, levied the Property of
E".cn Phillips. ut the suit OF J. T. Martin
Sacrhs Office, w. II. DUKES
Oransrlurg G. II. SOD
March II. 1861
ALSO
tn'r Bccrc,;l Orders from tho Ordinary of Orange
burg District. will sell ut the Court House on the
first Monday in April between the usual
h"'its Of snlc. for partition among the parties in
interest the f"li"w;:. tracts of land viz
/. Ono Trac. of Land BELONGING. to the Estate of
Jacob \. Dan,zlcr containing one hundred and
,"..:; 49,: ''.'t acres situate in 0rangcbnrg District
10 be n"re particularly u.srribed on the day Of sale
-! y credit .! - ncntl;s
2: One Tract belonging to The Estate Of Jan.cs
williams. containing hundred and wcniv-onc
acres lying on the waters Of Little iul swamp adj
joining lands of John Inabnct, r. u. =. Kuckcr and
lhontS Crops. OIL 81 credit Of nine (0) months
3. One Tract. situate eel in ST. Matthews Parish be-
longing TO the Estate of j. W. Smith. containing
- acres bounded by lands of Keller. Darby and
othcrs-to bc more particularly described ON the
day OF salc--on II credit Of nine (o) months
>. And one other Tract belonging TO the Estate of
Elias '. Ott containing hundred and seven
acres bounded by lands Of y. Fogle V lrck and
David tlayton--nn Il credit Of - months.
Purchasers TO give bonds With good security and
mortgage Of premises. and pay cash sufficient to
pay costs Revenue stamps and papers extra.
Ornngcburg H., J. W. II. DUKES.
March & 1857 s O. u
mar IL tbs
will sell on Tuesday the ii day Of April n, the
Residence OF Uruh 5. Corlt Horses ~ head
Cattle. Hogs, Buggy. % bushels Corn 10, of old
buggy and Wagon Irons and several u; her articles
levied ON as the property cf urinh $. Corbt at tho
siiit OF jacob +. torcy.
Conditions Cash.
Shcriii's Office, j. " H. DUKES
March 49, 1867. : q u
mar 23 I'll
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In MelnOrianl.

We would respectfully request the officers
of Hagood's 1st Regiment S. c. V. to furnish
statistics of the casualtics III their respective
icncc.. We havo not the time to communicate
individually with each officer and take this
method of making general request.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1867-03-30
Grand Presentation Concert. .

The ladies of Baltimore with their usual ac-
tive bcnevolcnce have inaugurated Grand
Presentation Concert in aid of the Southern
Orphan Association, to be given at the Mary
land Institute, at Baltimore, on the Both day
Of April next. There arc to be issued 800, 900
tickets and each ticket will draw prize. The
prizes are various, from an Engraving up to
elegant Mansions and Farms. The tickets are
only ono dollar each, and the cause is one which
commends itself to the sympathy of the South
ern people. Mcssrs. CHARLES S. BULL & Co.,
arc the agents for their sale in this place.
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COnsignees per South Carolina Railroad
From S.h to 14M Iuc{u>tve

W. McElroy, J. C. Harman, Robinson g. Co., H.
l.. Wolfe, J. a. Hamilton. Rev. w. g. Conner, w.
&. NJ, ID. Lonis, W. A. O'C., a. S. s., J. G. Arant
II. r., r. W. Bates. J. u. s.. J. C. Edwards, j. d.
Sockcr Co., b. Knot.s I. d. Wolfe, J. IT, Eel
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