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THIS journal must be addressed to e Edator o. us
Daitv Neaos, No. 18 Rayne-shea, GhGrseston, >: T.
Business Communications to Publisher OF Daay
We ca1a,,ot undertake 10 return rejected consa't'sco-
ti0ns. ~ ,ooo,,,,o-
MED acith the cash.
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THAT WE sELLARE nHURTED sDIREoTsB sBYsW.a.
CORW1N CO., and pass mo other handa an:t,
abling us not only to WARRANT sTHE EM MA6RUREANDs
FINEST YOUNG HYSON. -. $200
FINE YOUNG HYSON:! q SOTO
FINEST GUNPOWDER... .. ~
CHOICEST ENGIIEH =. ~.
ENGLIaH BREAKFAST =, -.
CHOICEST COLON
CHOICE OOLpNG.. eOt
We keep, also, supply sof fcbespnE grades sse9pds,
quality Of GREEN AND BLACK TIA - 6O
= Just received, . new suppl OLD Java uoEFEE.,s
Ac; PARCHED, s0c.;a GROUND go; Old RW 3r 36r:.
FIRST QUALITY, parchsd By us, cetsA trtiL
Of these CoHses Green, Parched and cons,
vince the consumer on that sS
GENUINE MOCHAAND DIAGUAYRA.tss29s ~
The FILLING OF ORDERS personally attandedt9 bysi
one OF Managers Goods dsliYered toal parsoft1e
"A IauppIy of aosHEN DAIRY BgITHIs Jon
Tuesday. 3no sF
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LAW NOTICE.

r1,HE UNDERSIGNED ARE ASSOCIATED AS PART
NERs, and propose to practice In the STATE
G011RTs Of LAW AND EQUITY for the Districts of
Barnwel. Beaufort and Coleton, under the name and
ofice, for the present. at GHLEsONvHLE, South
Carolina. R. j. DAVANT.
November 23 I'M ], O. DAVANT.s%
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BO AR D ! N G..

TWO Or THREE GENTLEMEN CAN BE
accommodated with furnished apartments In pri-
Yate family, with OF without Board. Apply at this Office
April 1b mw2f
nR1VATE BOARDING.-A FEW BOARD
+ ERS can be accommodated ut No. 90 KING STREET,
east sde near Broad. few Day Boarders can be ac-
commodated January 81
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NOTICE.
YT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVE THIS DAY FORMED
COMPREHENSIVE under the name Of JOHN e.
TAYLOR & CO., for the purpose Of conducting the MA
CHINE AND FOUNDRY BUSINESS In all its branches,
at tho old stand, PHOENIX IRON WORKS, north side OF
Prftchard street JOHN 3. TAYLOR. -s
JAMES BARKLEY.
Charleston, 18th March, 1867
March 16 lmo
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SADDLES, HARNESS, ETC.

JOHN OGREN,s SADDLERY ESTABLISH
ls=.-@ MENT
TTAs BEEN REMOVED FROM TIE LOWER FLOOR
III to the second floor, corner Meeting and Hasel
streets entrance Hasel street. next door to the Post
Office hay, m hand fine assortment OF SADDLES
AND HARNESS Of every description These articles arc
of nv own manufacture and can be warranted sasfac-
tory 10 those who are derous of purchasing anything
that line. also have lot of MCCLELLAN SADDLES,
newly fitted up which will dispose Of for low figure.
REPAIRING as usual will be promptly attended to in
future, as it has been In the past. 3 April u
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CLOSING UP
AT A GREAT SACRIFICE.

AT GREAT SACItIFICE.
nOOKs. PAPER, ENVELOPES BLANKS, BL ANK
D Books, Pictures, Engravings aud Instruments, at
half price. 49,.
The subscriber having determined to retire from busi'
ness presents to the public the opportunity OF
price Bibles Prayers Testaments i variety and size
Hymn Books Of all denominations Novels Travels, Bi-
ographies History, Theology Scientific, Agricultural
Gardening Cooking and Sporting Works. Note Paper 81
to So so ream Letter aud Cap Paper a 50 80 to So rea
Envelopes at 50 and So so per thousand. Come and
avail yourselves of the present opportunity.
SANL. HART, SR.
Anrila No. 1892 King street.
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E. M. WHITING,
CORONER AND MAGISTRATE.

LAS REMOVED HIS OFFICE FROM CHALMERS
i I street to No. sS CHURCH STREET, Que door
uortn ol Broad street. August 81
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Havana Plan Kentucky State Lottery
MURRAY, EDDY 3 CO., MANAGERS.

ITO BE DRAWN AT CONVICTION, KY, 18TH AND
prizes. Whole tickets, s12; halves So; quarters, s.;
eighths, ST 80.
Prize $50 0OO Prizes of...... 5000
Prize 000 % Prizes 00
Prize cool 6S Prizes Of
l Prize of........ s7,000l1b5 Prizes of 00
220 Prizes Of $125.
"a Approximation Prizes amounting to IS, ,9O0.
Combination Lottery draws every day. Ttckes Aom
81 to $40.
Circulars sent free. Drawings mailed as soon aa ust
Lottery is drawn. -
Address u. T PETERS Omitted States Lcenss6 AEeYt
No. " basel sr-eer, charleston, 8. G., ocKeS Bo
February 20 +ass.s Juno
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FIN A N CIAL.

dt0nnn TO LEND, ON BOND AND MORT
D0UUtJ GAGE ON GOOD CITY PROPERTY, o.
Der cent. month. Apply by letter to GAMES" Mills
House. mwt3* april l6
NOR sALE-BILLS RECEIVABLE OF
II the State of South Carolina. (These Bills are re-
ceyabie for all Taxes and other dues to the State
Wanted, CITY OF CHARLESTON BILLS, City of
Charleston Certificates of Indebtedness. Apply to
l1-..rs' s'Easss'..-- ALONZO J. WHITE & SON,
ADril Is .5zF No. 58 East Bay street.
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w A N 7 S

w FARM on the NECK, within five miles Of the city
Persons interested will please call at No. 2SS
April Is II
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ALEXAHDER'S kid GLOVES.

A full assortment in Shades and Numbers OF the
GENUINE ALEXANDER's KID GLOVES, together with
rneny other popular makes very reasonable, LEXAN-
DER's BEST KID FINISHED SILK GLOVES and L1sie
Thread for Ladies' Gents and Children, also an e1ten
a,ve sssortn,ent of LACE MITTS
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NEWS SUMMARY.

DU CHAnLu found the 'chignon" worn uni
versally among the Ishogo African women.
A schoolmaster in Ohio adyertises that he will
keep Sunday school twice week-on Tuesday
and Saturday.
At rental of pews in the First Baptist Church
at Springfield, Mass, Monday night, one gentle
man bought all the gallery seats, and proposes to
make them free to the public.
The most wonderful echo in the world is at Aus
tin, Nevada The guns which were fred there on
the morning Of WAsHNaroN's birthday did not
cease to reverberate till eight o'clock in the even
ing.
proposed to open books, for subscription to build
a railroad from the east bank of Red River across
the swamp to the hills--a distance of ten miles.
The most remarkable case of indecision We have
ever heard Of, was chat Of man who sat up all
night because he could not decide which to take OF
lirst, his coat or his boets.
The Detroit Free Fress says of BRowNLoWs s
colored competitor for the Governorshlp, that
unlike BRowNLow, he is negro from necessity,
6nd not from choice.
The Trustees Of PHILLIPS Academy, Andoyer,
Mass, have added ten-pin alleys to their new
gymnasium. few years since, pupils were ex-
pelle6 from the institution for .indu]ging in this
game. The world moves.
A ship canal is projected from Galveston Bay to
to a ON, Texas. The citizens Of Galveston
sneer at the huge project but the projectors of the
enterprise seem in earnest. The distance between
thetwo places is about 80 miles. -
,Wisoonsin is reading State. It supports one
hundred and thirty-three newspapers. In politics
eighty-aye OF these papers are Republican, and
forty eight Democratic. There is not county in
the State Winch has not at least one lqcA paper.
From the Atlanta Opinion We learn that on FRI
day night last the citizens Of that city gave a
handsome entertainment to Gen. PoPE, who made
them speech, non-committal but conciliatory, as
might reasonably be expected under the circum-
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PROCLAMATION
GTATE az MARYLAND.
IL ~ NEl,I.riN NE MN I,r u L

~ EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT
u h' Notrs nc '.ty ct Bil',a.orc un.t o' o..
sor'rai to'"'ios q he State.
WnLREAs. 10y an Act Of the CicneT-l Assembly
Of Maryland. passed at January Session, ia ti..
year 1897. entitled e An Act to provide tot is .
king the sense OF the people OF this Staieun the
call OF Convention to frame u new Cous,itu.
ton aud Form "' government. and for Assem-
bling the members thereof. It was provided iha'
ihe'onsiiiuii"n which might lee framed by .aid
Convention should be submitted 1, the iegai
aud qualified voters of the State for their ..do,,
tion az rejection. at such time, ia .uch manncr
and subie : tn such fegulai ion, a. the .aid Con
ven,'n may pre.crih" =:
ASH WRkR, A.. The ,aid Convention as.cui-
ble'i Ia rtDioFm;y e. said Act. and dii ai.i,t
new Constitution. IN which they PROV iicd that
iui the rurpnsc OF asccriainiug the sense %: ihe
people NJ this State ia regard I" the adoption
~ rejection ni said Constitution. an election,
should be- held on "Wednesday ne eiglfesnH ,i..
q S,Pf' nbr. in I'll" ycaF ls6s. ~ the city e..
Baltimore .nd the several Countic. o: the STAT,
and that .hr Governor should issue hi. P.uria
ma,on {" Ia" sheriff. "f said City and Coun
tes. commanding them ~ give notice Of sail
election
Now IHErErOgE. |. TmaNAs SWAMI, t.o,.ru.r
oi the state of Maryland, do. hy this Inv Puo.
LANAfi"N. command you I" give motto. ia the.
manner how prescribed bv law IN reference 10
III" -l""ti"n ~ m"inh-r- ~ the House or Dele.
gates. that an election will BE- held II. the civ
Of lialtimoT" and IN the several Couniics of this
state. o. h"'acsiay. Ac 6,gkfscah ,isy - Nsg.
ttmbcr. N the year lS6s. ut the usual place. oi
holding elections for members oi the lIous. ~
Delegates IN said City aud Countics for thc
adoption or rejection of said Constitution. by
ballot ~ the manner therein provided.
- Given under my hand and the
! SEAL Great Seal of the State. at the civ
- of Annapolis. this ?ls, day OF Al
gust. 1887. THO. SWAMI.
by the GoveTn"r
JOHN NJ. CARTER.
Secretary of State.
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Grant nn,, the President.

u will he remembered that when President
johnson issued the order to General Grant io
make new assignment of military cominsn-
dcrs. disPlaeing Sheridan from the command Of
the Filth District. Grant wa, said ,o have ear
nestly protested. ia writing. against the props.
scd change. and only issued the order upon the
second and positive order Of the President. The
country loudly called for this correspondence,
and, on Monday last. was consent given to us
publication. The letter OF Grant we give be.
low, and il will find e cordial rcspuse IN III.
breasts nj the loyal people of the nation;
ilEEhg - AES'rs ~ IaI USiTrp srs,s.
NAsutNgTON. o. e., August ". tsGs
I'rssid,ai o. 70, CHdsf S,s,,.
AI-l an IN receipt oi your orl-r of this date tlrrt
ins thr assignmcnt ut GeneraiG II rhoma 60 ths coln
nand " the fnh Military District trnrraI Sheridan
u The department ot The Missouri and 'rneTai ancock
:" the Department oi tr Cumberland. Also, yoar noir
of this date rnrl"sing these Instructions sayins H.
fore yon issue in.irrciinns ia carry into rni t. rncla
.e "r'l@r. would r pleased 9" hraf ans suzR.. tion.
you ma! 'lrri nr,,'ary rrsI~rtus tr xn. A.. &.
which th, ogslrT rrfrF.
am Irasrl e. arrr raFnr.g q, uTgcufgr Ia tl. tau,c
ol patriotic I@uplr, who have .arfhocd hundred. Of
thousanti. It atsl live. and ;hnn.and. Of nllit. f
,rrasnr to prsrf'r sf iatrsti,y aud uniun 1t ihi.
codntFy that til. orirr be- ust insisted nf IA ma
mistakAhis tie rNITrssi wish II the county tat den
sheridan itnnd 800, -' f~mnyr iIaiu his tfc.rnt rum
mand ths is irpul'c. ahsv The will II thr i--air
= The Law "i tH" lnnd iHr tia, their sac, ma, h.
lcsri G.irrai sirudtu hls l. tinrur,I i i , II ti..
faithfully ahd 'nl'lis'nit IT, removal all "niy H.
REGARDED - Hh FN't 3" drita "a" laNs uf fauvrv.s
Wi q" interpreted i'i the nuttnn.tr,',d ,hm.t., Ia
thr SOUTH tfHsr 81" It'd al '! rul 20 hf,ak W. I'll.
'ir.rruulru is sud wish 10. tn .,tl, ~
ilrnt rutstitsi O. q mafh,si %! ..nrnv lr- a.
iduuii Il 100 rta's,i'n th-u g" rn-w-I n,,,s,.t
ii"u g. She a i, s, a ..... I..ii-, iu. tl.V i.,,
tir kNfruitsr with fra Fiir tr... Il trn Tl.na.
90 hatts f.r tH uHu rtti- niin .n .um- cuu.i,Iet
alton H' - rl"ai"ly 'hioi-d hi. protest asain.,
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linsly opened i,s doors TO such bu, these are to
be closed, will the people OF the Sisw indOrss
thisg
The basis oT representation adopted by the
Convention Is very Questionable. II took good
care 10 excluas the negro from voting, but when
IL came to fixing representation, il was very will.
ing they should be counted. Southern Maryland
has large negro population IN solne counties
greatly outnumbsring the whites. and these, al.
though no, recognized IS voters were all consid.
cred rs ct':sas, having the right To be represent.
ed. This will give that section greatly iucieas.
cd influence IN the Legislature. Inani,esily to the
great injustice OF the upper Souuii-s. Let US
look u, this question by figures. The following
table shows the numL~r VI delegate lin both
houses given 10 the COUNTIES by the new apPor-
iionmeni--iheir whas population aud the mum.
Yer oi white inhabitants Ior each representative
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Yielding 10 what seemed I" b" hn incxors.
bic necessity" We this week pnseit TIE
U,i'oa ,o Il. rc9dcr- IN IN enlarged iorm ".
have added o. column o. each page aud length.
.ncd II. sp thni We hclcvc il will cnmper. 4,
.Sshly with auy corn'sy paper III the state
for long time We have been much pressed Tor
rnnin. sni felt ashamed. snmclimcs. Of the linn.
itei iinu4ut 81 .ralnc matter contained in
ou' larr.
W" take this 'crasuu, i'n,. t. ihauk "nr
friend il.Iough.ui The county tor their libc.nl
encouragement and supp'n. Ne have becn
w"li usiaiucd. trspiir the puny cii"-isni a few
pen 'nf, ald 3" "ii patrons. inrluiing men of
~ par'io'. f''l "Ur ."lvcs under great obli
saiinns li ... n.i itd gninsryc,l mn, mr.
Sagrr ia,o r-,, Ir ',a Na. anu o,b... ~
'hc co'H.ty, aud Tint o j. r-ad by men oi every
-had' oi polite. "" hfmly bciicve that !, is
vsin; bic medium "i communication between
buyers and sellers. sni thni advertisement. in.
serted in Il l'at 1to'reyten', in fact this la.
been so fcpca'cd!y and firmly established that
Il ls ~ ioug'f question.
We gcni t,ih n, T..oD .nitsc enlarged form
confidently drpsuii'c ,n r.nrton. public Tor
continued svpprri 40 rauf.r. ihc expense nf
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The Registers of voters iur the several districts
give noiic- that the! have resumed operations, "
and that they will ATTEND al certain places on
certain days To place upon the registry lists the
nHmri n all applicants entitled To vote We
urge upon our Union ciiixcns the importance Of
sr-ing that every m~n entitled to vote is regis
tered. Thsre are many Who have hetetoforr ne
l'rr'l io register. nan, VIM have removed from
unr fisifir' io smother aud to this county from
oihri iocaliti~s, man, whO have L-cOnlr VI age
'in's lHs' tall "r whO will b- a, the date oi the
-lrrli"u. Al thts' should register Doubtless
"ur "pl"nenit will '-- that ever, returned rebel
soldier snd rympaihikrt with ItsssOn IL register.
ed aud as, under the Law pAicn-d lp b, the l.sg-
,sla,u" last winter. no safeguard is thrown
Aruund the laslo.bIx tu protect II liom rebel
" INVASION. We may sGpecl ,o ncsI all This ,lr.
in-n, a. ihg p0lh. Register l'nion lnra every
vuI" will tell We ,HsY dsfra, The Chimes
" Constitution, ct IL Ne Iaii. wr nil enjoy the
'Ons,ionsness ~ having done uir dur, aud nri.d
right "g"ploneni, think are deal. ani
.oar - them arr bu,il, circulating the funur
that thru, will hv no ladn.l ticket run thi.
tall Th'sr genil-,nrn will lind thens-lye,
mistaken. ~s have rnlisi-i fvr the w.r. aud
iHirnd >" light !, Uai on this line, II !, takes -
ten Years. NJ Is net lo-l that In danger the
darkest hour IL Just '.i"rr the breaking u day.
aud ii.h ail sopn chase away tie larkuess that
uo~ h"'.i- ",er "nr PDliihAl sk, let us 10.
'','s sw~vs' Si "a ''r 'fnc 10 ont ptinriples; I;
ls -. T. ave no hun"rshlr mrans uuirirl, no ef.
fon aasvail-i ol, Ia 'irIeai the party ~ the
Southern ''"nf'rierary, and ere long the Radicals
o. Mar, land will have rcason Ia rejoice over the
itcn ".i"n niiheit State irp,u democratic bond.
ngs
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Je4> the editor of the Jop.

eS> The editor of the Jopr,pi 'i"vp'rs n',r,
"a column Of his las paper to us ". htrdl,
know what To call this new n,i,mpi oi hi. TO be
iunh, aud aTgumentativr; Il twists ia aud .uf
aud has % many devious course. enl r"u'nr,.ons
that We are ata loss 10 Gnd,i stand lin some
things he says are perfectly iuconrirhrr.,il, to
us. nnd wc rill presently call 90 him 'nr an p,.
planaiion.
hr disclaims personality. anl challenge. rs >,
prove TIA, be ever said an, thing "a iin.i a.. ict-
sonnll, The rendrrs of the k.arnpi we'll know
how i'l.e this siaiemeni is tie, know how from
the time We came into The tai.a oili,r the f,ar.
"''i has maintained petty fire ~ cons,an, abuse
All W. prefer leaving the .Ioufa.iF, % 'chAl-
l'ngc io It's readers. uusin. 10 tn.ir good
sensr and honesi' ~ answer the questions whcth-
er h. has OF has not INDUCED ~ mtlisnan; ler-
| sonalitics towards US
viii the editor oi ihc j"ar"'i pleas. inform
~ WIN, in the world he ufean n ,lr hrh Para.
graph of his article llr sreil ul tim when
We - made Rome howl when ". maIisn,,l
g the character ~ quiet, pri-c,hl' t'iz.n. -
q hunted them dnwnas Il ,h,, ~etr w ia l.n,,s
---" invaded their premises a, dead hour ~
night a. Now this IL al nrs. in Us. 81
havcni AN idea of what II all mrars. and wait
to be- informed. II Mr. RUBY !, .rrion- ~ aln,
he says-if he really intends to tell hs reader.
that the editor Of this pnpel ever indulsed ia ~,
such praciices--ii he wishes it in hr understood
that rs ever hunted sny man down ~ invaded
his l,mi.es or distdrhe'l anV on. u, ANY act
of lawlrssnrss We icsirr 10 alsu inform them iha,
j. is an absolute. unnii'iraisl isls hood ", do
not believe NJ. Ruhy Nrolr that part of hi. atii.
Gle, At least bccnuse hr lno~. he -ver, word
"i Il il fass, aud knowing his would hardly
haVr written Il. Il looks like h, ha. rmr'n,. /
sDinr other black narl To help him out
The ioHTA1i man srrm. iu 'hink vr-' hard a.
our rrinatks converting him W. ate .ufry.
hni can hrlp !, T. van e'V iin Wind you
'' must tNp"ci in reap the whi'r,n.i Those
whu live N slh...honsss, .h.ud is rairi.l
% h"w they throw 'in1. nm, character ..
,ira, I" "a: ts nr,ns ~ We h YEA oYt e.. it,l
in lih. and IL in dr'rndine q. ". have u la
''sif the hidruusnr., LuLnl ur 70. itr anu,iiul
rI'er,or- Oi our if,iacrf, the, m.si i.ni the
hlam OF Il. We hol~, again 'l,a, 90 =. s.aai
'llus"as '-,wren the eailor - ,hs .La.aai AMI
'''lsrlf n'n, r'ase. We ha', nu ,iesin IN bring
"r i,o'n the past any episode. il the yarrvr oi
ihsi gentleman which might briur ii.agr,rable
i~r',-''lion, ~ consequences ani ~, trust 10
have w rri't ~ u M mutr ile + piobahl,
'siams'i ~ Nsnr ~ his past ariiuus, aud N- are
slad ui u. aud will help him cuvrf up his
tracks. " lr b-lavrs himself asa s.fasa,.i man
ought iu de- tntil provoked 10 inrihr. rcvea.
iion. ul,on ihr nisgsr question. s,"n j. the
aUfd with us
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luacrorlAncr with previous notice, the uncOn-
tiiionai union Executive Corlmiiiec Tor Ralti.
mote county, assrmbrd ni Towsoniown, on
Wednesday last, ten districts being represented.
AFTER full interchange u opinion, the Commit.
'ss uppOiuir'l a sul'-commitirr u lhtee 10 pre-
pare an Addrrss To the l~oplr Of the county, aud
adjourned 10 mevi on The gath oG September Thi.
A'ldrrss will appear nsxi week.
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NOTIcE TO PHYSICIANS ~ BAL
IN TiMORE COUNTY.
Miscellaneous.
NEW STYLE VERTICAL MILL
THE VICTOR.

For completeness Of adju.imcnt. strength.
durability and working power THE VlC.TuR
CANE MILL has n" equal. The futcd roll 10
the Important icaiur" that regulate. The. '-,d
ing 81 ih' mili The Fidses SEIZE upon thrrai,
a. so'h ~ presented. tnu- relieving lh- .ah,i
5" often nrcrssat! a. i"ic- thu .tals. g. ~, ~
tran" h"iwren sinvnth Fulis. aHd a. the .at..
time -ccur". Il. direc, passage To- the iischatr.
roll They a!s" break the woody abrr e., .L,,.
intervals. AMI thus rupturinr The cells cuu..
The Nor" ready How oi th. Juice. wral."haN,
hosi sohiai mills ior horse. we,.r ,,J si.,,,,
lpower.
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-31
Observation-Disclosures

r"inpr,sing th- cr."hia;".'
TORNADO THREsHEE \ CLCA\ti.
with Carey H"r-" r.s.,-
wn"ai !sn-. Hay rrr,sr..
straw cutter. 'n5' >A.i.c..
Pl"w'. Hafrow,. rl"w fasting. A.. s.,
- Frr any oi th- .,baV, article. ...i. .,. 90,
ad'lT"'-. ioHN NJ. GRIFFITH = 60.
10 y. paea -. Bale. NJ
Auc aI-.tS;0
The Baltimore County union., 1867-08-31
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