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Bank of Camden..... 70
Bank OF charleston. %
Bank OF CHESTER
Bank OF Georgetown.
Bank of Hamburg. II
Bank of wberry ..........-........... ~
Bank Of South Carolina lO
Bank of State of South Carolina, prior to 1851 10
Bank of State of S c., after lst Jan'y, lS61....
Exchange Bank, Columbia.
Merchants Bank, Cheraw .........
PEOPLES Bank Charleston 40
Planters Bank Of irfield.....................
Southwestern Rail Road Bank, Charleston, DID, 2S
Southwestern Rail Road Bank, Charleston,
new 20
State Bank, CharleSton
Union Bank, Charleston. ............... ~
State South Carolina Treasury Notes. S5
BONDS, STOCK AND COUPONS.
City of Columbia Bonds. AZ
CITY of Columbia Coupons. 5O
South Carolina Rail Road and Bank Stock....... 43
South Carolina Rail Road Six Per Cent. Bonds. ~
South Carolina R. Road Seven Per Cent Bonds. Is
South Carolina Rail Road Certificate Of 1ndebt-
'.'''.''' M o
State of South Carolina Bonds (old). .....".... 81
State of South Carolina Bonds (new issue OF jan
uary l, 1867 %
State of South Carolina Stock, 60
State of South Carolina Coupons ............... 81
Memphis and Charleston Rail Road Stock,.... 66
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Bonds,....... 85
Memphis and Charleston Railroad Coupons. 81
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THE LAST DUN.

VXTE are going to make change in our Line Of
w Business, and will need EVERY DOLLAR
THAT IS DUE US, and we do urge and hope
our kind friends who are DUE US FOR GRO
CERIES will come forward and pay up promptly
so that we may be able to furnish them again.
We cannot DO BUSINESS WITHOUT MONEY.
Those who fail to meet this request will find q
CROSS MARK against them forever and ever.
Amen. L. NJ. DOBSON'G co.
Nav % % tt
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.ASSIGNEES' SALE. .r..~
In the District Court of the United States for the
District of South Carolina. . u.
In the Matter of p.Srnuprc,,
w. G. OWEN, Bankrupt.
DY virtue of an order obtained from VIM. I.
I'D CLAWSON, ESQ.,, Register in Bankruptcy
OF said Court, we will expose to public sale at
York Court House, on the
FIRST MONDAY, THE 9Th OF JULY NEXT,
all the real estate of w. c. OWEN, who has been
adjudged Bankrupt upon his own Petition, con-
sisting Of lot containing a HALF ACRE, more
or less with = 80. '.. -j"..' 81,
HANDSOME COTTAGE DWELLING
thereon, now occupied by the said Bankrupt, sit
uated on Independent street, in the Town OF York,
South Carolina, adjoining lots of John S. Sadler,
J. s. Lewis and others. Sold for the benefit OF
the Creditors of said Bankrupt's estate.
TERMS OF SALE. '>''.
Cash, in United States Currency. Purchaser to
nav for all necessary papers and stamps. - -:
J. 8. r. THOMSON, AsS,o,oos
T. 8. JEFFERYS,' '''eAoo0',
Yorkyille June IL, 1865 r "a fi.,a st ..'
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IN THE COURT OF ORDINARY. E..
YORK DISTRICT. J

, siBliJ "Fs -E!.- "a. ISEE1- :zU'E yJIjI a 'SSw
5"nsa a9WSsssn; Wpssa y p ssiff das
Z leb Gassawsy and Wife Mary Anne John W'so
. Latham and Wife, Elizabeth tRabecca Ander.,f
. son and Joseph Anderson, minor children Of
Of VIM. Anderson sri deceased veg / EsaI
TT appearing 70 my satis1sc that gharlesy yxe
i Anderson, Susanna Wflkerson, and David q, :
Anderson, being three OF the Defendants fn the
above stated eases residing withontl theiliuiB Of
this State, they are hereby required To- be and api
next, to shew canse why the proceedsofR fRsaE EEaso
tate shall not be paid over to Administret9r of9
VIM. Anderson, Sr, deceased in order 70 satisfy .
aiyen G es under ny band and seal Of omes ssw
; H~ls2a4oJ. asdr eFy0. HARRIS, 70. ,M b.
|. April 16 !, :;ii,r,o 10Y 18s-eno iO.. N1loH
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RAFTING. OIL AND RAGS.

BATTING, OIL AND RAGS.
vVNHE undersigned has on hand and for sale, at
L hisMills, near Clay Hill, quantity of COT.
TON BATTING for quilts. Also, quantity of
fine MACHINERY OIL. He will pay two cents
per pound for all clean COTTON AND LINEN
RAGS delivered at his Mill -
VIM. SAIIMs.
June Is 25 4tS
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RAGS WANTED.

TWO CENTS per pound, IN SPECIE, will be
i paid for all CLEAN Cotton or Linen RAGS
delivered at the ENQUIRER OFFICE.
December5 80 If
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MELTON, HART & MELTON,
A TTORNEYS AT LAW, Yorkville, S. C. Of
n flee next to the Presbyterian Church, and op-
posite the Court House Yard.
Ms- Will practice in the United States and State
Courts. Applications for the benefit of the Bank
rupt Act promptly attended to.
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FTRESIDE SMOKINGTOBACCO

'TNo calm the mind, soothe the nervous system,
and improve the understanding, there is moth
ing better than few whits of that delightfully."-
fragrant Smoking Tobacco, "FIRESIDE," which
you can get by calling at ]. Il L. B. STOVES
Terhple of Fashion,
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
HENRY CLAY ON SLAVERY.

The following is an extract Of a speech de.
livered by Henry Clay in the House Of Repre-.
sentatives, January Goth 1927, see his Life
and Speeches Wow. Page 1854. Those of our
Democratic friends who claim the great states.
man Of our nation to be proslavery will dc
we'll to read. Thomas Jefferson is about the
same. Wcpropose giving some Of the sayings
Of the great old fathers of our nation. Henry
Clay says:
"We are accused with doing mischief5y the
agitation Vt this question. Collateral conse,
quences we are not responsible for. It is not
this society which has produced the great
moral revelation which the age exhibits. What
would they, who thus reproach US, have done?
II they would repress oil tendencies towards
liberty, ami ultimate emancipation, they must
do more than put down the benevolent efforts
Of this society. They must 60 back to the era
Of our liberty and independence, and muzzle
the cannon which thundcrs annually its joy
Gus return. They must revive the slave
trade and all its attendant atrocities. They
must supress the workings Of British philan-
thropy, seeking to melioratc the conditions Of
the unfortunate West Indian slaves. They
must arrest the career Of South American de.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
CIRCUIT CONVENTION.

A Republican Convention, composed from
the counties Of Johnson, Iowa, Benton and
Tama will meet in the village Of Blairstown,
on the 25th day Of June, 1868, at o'clock, P.
NJ, to nominate q candidate for the office Of
Circuit Judge for the counties aforesaid.
One delegate will be allowed for each two
hundred, and one for each fraction over one
hundred votes cast at the October election Of
1867 for Gov Merrill.
County Committees are requested to call
necessary conventions to appoint delegates to
the Circuit Convention.
j. II: SnuTTs, Chm Benton Co. Com.
q. =. STRrBLE, Tama Co. Cen. Com.
ID. VINEYARD, Iowa Z"
J. WILLIAMS, Johnson Co.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
MODERN DEMOCRACY SHOWN.

The following damnable sentiment from the
New York World of May goth, is enough to
damn any party which endorses it:
$50 there can be no part taken by any man
in any war without radically degrading his
character, and uniting him alike for civil
hanors and civil duties
What do our soldier boys think of that sen.
timent? Do these who think the Republican
party too corrupt to receive their support, en-
dorae such . sentiment? Reccollect that the
above words and sentiment do not eminate
from what some claim as the fireaters Of the
South, but they come from man who edits q
paper which is healthily endorsed by every
Democrat as well as Copperhead aod Traitor
IN the lana. The boosted New York World
the light Of the party gives utterance to sucl
sentiment the very men on whom we de.
pended for Constitutional Liberty, because
they fought rebels and defended at tho sscri.
nee Of oil that was dear to them, are pronounc
Cd radically degraded in character Be,
can2e they left the endearing relations o
home, marched to the step of the Union AM
Liberty, because they refused to let rebel
trail the brave old flag, the Stars and Stripes
in the dust, and trample it beneath their un
hallowed and treacherous feet because tn,
"boys In hlue,' whose memory and achieve,
Tnents will be cherished in every true Ameri
cans heart, cared not for their own pleasure
and went forth to battle for the right, are said
BY this boosted Democratic sheet, the World
''nnft for civil honors and civil duties" L
such ia democracy the internal regions is ful
Of il. There is no surprise to be taken becaus,
Of auch sentiments being endorsed by part,
which claims for rebels places of position ant
trust. The Democracy too are anxious tha
D. 7. Chase join their ranks, and they will
give him the nomination ON their ticket 70,
President. A BETTING candidate indeed
would he be, disunionist by his vote in Con
gress in 1850 when he voted while Demo
cratic Senator from Ohio, to devise some mean:
to dissolve the Union
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

hverance from thraldom. They must blow
out moral lights around us, and extinguish
that greatest torch Of all which America pre-.
sents to benightcd world, pointing the way
to their rights, liberties, and their happiness
And when they achieved oil these purposes
their work will be yet incomplete. They
must penetrate the human soul, and eradicate
the light of reason and the love of liberty
Then, and not till then, when universal dark.
ness and despair prevail can you perpetuatt
slavery, and repress all sympathies, and al
humane and benevolent efforts among free.
men, in behalf of the unhappy portion of ou1
race doomed to bondage"
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

every school house. declaring that the war Was
a failure, an abolition crusade against the
rights of his Southern brethren" and that
the men who engaged in it were "Hessians,"
"Lincoln hirelings," "nigger thieves" ''dogs,"
ETC., as the man who done all in his power to
discourage enlstments, urging the people not
to give another man or another dollar for the
prosecution of the war. As such man he Is
well known to the people Of Coles county, and
as such the people Of Illinois will know him
when his reputation is thoroughly ventilated
May God save our noble State from the dis,
grace Of elevating such man to the highest
office in her borders
The words "iessiaas, Lincoln hirelings.
niger thieves, dogs" &c., mean something.
No man but vile traitor will give utterance
to them, i'll connection with the defenders of
our nations honor, and our nations life, such
sayings, however, were common thrusts thrown
at the soldier by men protesting to be Demo.
Gratis during the war. When o party is so far
lost to every principle Of justice, as to offer a
premium to such miserable cut threats and
treason mongerers, by offering them positions
CT trust. and even nominate them and attempt
to elect them, that party is too far sunk into
corruption to even merit common descency, it
is buried so 'deep down in the pool of nasti-
ness that satan himself would be too proud
to follow. Can any soldier vote with that
party, and then say have acted consistently /?
There is but one answer, nerer. Should they
answer otherwise they most assuredly admit
their degradation and the truth of the pet
phrases of the Democratic leaders who applied
to the soldier, "llessians, Lincoln hirelings,
niger thieves, dogs SC.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
TOO ooNTEA6Pr1B1Y MEAN.

We would be pleased to treat the socalled
Democratic party with difference, and have
respect for its principles, hut they are atoo
contemptibly mean" to be thus treated. The
Democratic press have neither respect nor
aeceAcy ip the discussion of party differences.
The leaders are too corrupt for ANYTHING Int
out ana out treason to all that is sacred to
numanlty and for the common veal of man
KIND. We thought we could bear to be natl.
eRh but since the commencement of the i'm.
parchment, and the nomination Of Grant the
'mp' Of hell and the blackness Of darkness
seem 10 control the Democratic party as it
new stands. Il seems to be the delight Of the
leaders to give prominence to the most prom
ane9t opposers of the war and draft sneaks in
sae whole land, not seeming to be fully sup
Pheo with that class, they would still do. il
possible worse, and hold out inducements to
'&e Araolds and Burrs ofthe Republican party.
tnank heaven, however, there are but few of
them, BY offering them prominent places m
the Democratic Ticket.
Even In the loyal State Of Illinois the Dem.
ocrstlc party, trot out a. 4 candidate for the
s'shest ofire in the gift Of the people, the man
John Eden, Of whom the Charleston Raiudealer
Of H., published near his residence makes
charges against him, and he is challenged to
deny them, that makes the blood run cold in
TIE veins Of true patriots, but our Democratic
friends will claim It not Of much Importance.
The charges are: f,e
I'm this vicinity, Eden is known Us tho man
vhs, on the 18th day Of March, 1864, the day
Of the never to-ba.farg0tten raid, had to leave
town afoet and alone, skulking through the
woods eight miles to Ashmore, and thence BY
rail and across the country, in the night time
to escape the wrath of the friends of soldiers
and our theu distressed country. Heis known
- the man Who in . measure, was RESPONSE,
BILE for thst raid. hy forming companies and
arming men TO assist ip opposing the draft
AZ the man who made speeches all over this
part Of NE State, st every crossroads and
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
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never before Attempted npsn slnele Neaaa.e
-using sithsr SIk, Laen, Ts;ei g 01o1.e
zAsesd and sewing with equal heiIits ~
very nnest and coarssst materials, "a ~.
thing between the tHa axtrenea. r. ~ 49,
beautiful and substantial manor. n sS1Ssk
mente Tor Asssaish Btshha1, CbrAa1. 1ssk.e.
ys''stss, Is'tag, 1ns@isS, AsA6iae. e ~
Novel a.d PfscticSb and have ~ iavs.1eS
and adjusted especially for this Naehineg
Ney desigas Of the UaiQus. Usefsl. -
Popular Folding Tops and Csbine(f N1G
culiar 70 Tie Machines maau1aetrfS4 XiEe
Company, have besa prepApsd r. ~ ~
the new Machine.
A faint idea, however. can ~ M =. 49,
veyed through the nsdsan q . 'fnes.essSi 4,
limited advertissment, and " tSersssrs Fxn
every pspsea y Nnot = sAev1ae, Nashi.e -
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throughout Dc, civ0isea IejlI vAere ~.
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This world renowned remedy for the unfail-
ing cure Of
DOCDTnTDTA

This world renowned remedy for the unfail-
ing cure Of
DYSPEPRIA,
Indigestion, Sick Headache, iSourness or Acidity
ofStomach, Rising Of Food, Flatulency,
L1ssitude, Weariaess, Biliousness,
Livcr Complaint finally termi-
mating in Death.
Is urged upon the attention and trial Of suf-
ferers from this most horrible Of all diseases.
Dyspepsia shows its ravages in q thousand
different forms, in fact, oil disorders Of the
Stomach and Bowels, with all their complaints
such as Sick Headache, Heartburn, Depression,
general sense Of uneasiness and feeling that
you are not we'll. Food distresses you, rises
and sours on your stomach; breath is bad !;
skin at times flushed and hot don't feel as if
you could move or stir about, and worst Of al,
Indigestion or Constipation, are nothing more
or less than Dyspepsia. Thousands upon
thousands suffer and die this way and neither
themselves or physicians know what ails
them except that they are surely dying
Reader, we repeat it, this is all Dyspepsia.
If you would have proof Of our statement, If
you would save yourselves and children from
an early grave, if you would have health and
energy and strength, again we beg you to
try one bottle of
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12


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. ewunsolicited testimonials from those whose
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will place their evidence buyond oil question.
and carry with them strength and conyic.
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Nh. LESTER SEXTON wholesale merchant
OF 30 yaers in Milwaukee, one Of the most reli-
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MILWAUKEE, Wisconsin, Jan. "a, 1868.
MEssRs c. G. CLARK g. Co, New Haven, Conn.
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its use. Very respectfully,
lSigned) LESTER SEXTON.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
THE RIGHT POLICY.

Gen. Grant, said in his response to Gen
Hawley's address, that he would have nc
''Policy' Of his own to interposc against the
will Of the people. This sentiment we see,
| the Democratic editors, have been comment
ing, and have 80 mangled and garbled that
it has different meaning from what it was
intended to mean, but their attempt has prov
en- failure in making out = case against
Gen. Grant, but to the intelligent voter, the
wisdom Of the remark, will come with power
and tell nightly in favor Of the candidate
"No policy of my own to interposc against the
will Of the people, thereby recognizing in the
beginning the great fundamental principle
upon which the government is founded; and
proclaiming to the people Of the United States
his adherence to the ''policy Of the people," is
in our mind the true basis of great govern
ment Does not these Democratic editors know
that the Government is made by the people,
for the people, and willing to be guided by
the people. Gen Grant places himself upon
platform that is the only true exponent of
the principles Of free government like ours.
The great heart of Nation beats with hope
and admiration as it contemplates the stirling
patriotism Of the man, who unbiased by pre-.
judice thus proclaims fidelity to Justice and
Right. This is what is needed 1t is what
the Republican party want. We have had
enough of "My Policy" interpos ed against the
oft expressed will Of the people, and it is high
time that our government and laws should be
administered with some regard for that will
We have had enough Of usurpation, tyranny
and the "Aly Policy" plan of Andrew johnson.
The nation want no more of him, or any Pres
ident, or policy that does not recognize the
sovereign rights Of those whose servants they
are. It has always been the boast Of the dem>
cratic party that the "people should rule,
but it has reversed that boast and is now the
motto Of that party 'the people shall be ruled"
To be finding fault with that patriotic expires.
sion of Gen. Grant, that u have no policy to |
interpose against the will of the people," is to
show the weakness Of the cause Of that party
and demonstrates clearly the course it drifts.
ssKing Andrew" has marked out q course
which that party will attempt proudly 10 fol.
low, but the leaders will find that the people
spiu rule and will not be doped by demagog-
ues.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12
nUBLIC SALE OF SCHOOL LAND.

Friday, July 18th, A. D. 1868, at the hour
o'clock, P. Mat the front door of the Court
House, in Toledo, Tama County, Iowa, offer for
sale and sell to the highest bidder. Provided
the same brings the appraised value. The
south half of the south east quarter, and the
north half Of the south east quarter of Sec
ton No. (16) sixteen, Township IS range lG
west.
Terms-One fourth cash down, and the bal
ance in ten years, with annual interest at
eight per cent per annum.
DAVID D. APPLICABLE,
Clerk Board Of Supervisors.
Toledo, Iowa, May 81, 1868. n23ts.
Tama County Republican. (Toledo, Tama County, Iowa) 1867-1872, 1868-06-12

{ From REQ. ISAA c. AIKEN, Aileghany, Pa.
JOSEPH FLEMING, Druggist, No. "a Marked
Street, Pittsburgh, Pa.
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