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Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
Dubuque & Sioux City R. R,
Time Table
10 TAKE EFFECT WEDNESDAY, MAY s, 1861.

Connection at Farley Junction with trains on D.
$. w. Road TO Monticello Anamosa, Marion anti
at Cedar Rapids with trains on @. q. N. w. Road,
to Chicago, Council Bluffs. Omaha, &C.
j. p. FARLEY. Superintendent.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

In regard TO this Plow we would say that we are
the only authorized agents in Cedar Falls and any
person buying pillow from any other party than a
regular agent, CANNOT get repairs. In case las
sometimes happenl farmer gets faulty mould
board share or landslide, he can get II replaced by
us free Of charge, while of Others, he cannot get
them at all. We always insist upon replacing any
part of this Plow, (if bought of u.s. that proves
faulty, and we do Ii freely, we wish to maintain
the reputation of the Plow at all times; but plows
bought from parties not regular agents. we shall
have nothing to do with Cali aid see us before
buying.
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10
Western Union Rail Road,
5AsNNtoF AFTaNSoFslS!its
ALI, RAIL.
Racine to Rock Island & Davenport
Tteo Express Trains Daily eaeit tcay as follows /,

Racine TO R0cK Island " davenport
Tteo Express Trains Daily eaeit tcay as folIoWs :
GOING WEST.
Trains No I. Day Express. Leave Racine at
40 u. VI. Arrive Mt Clinton Junction at 4}J p.
NJ, connecting close with trains on the Chicago
& North Western Railway from the North. At
BaOt with trains from and to Madison and
Prairie Du Chen. At Frecport with trains on
the Illinois Central Railway for North and South
and arriving at Savanna at S45 7. NJ. making
close connection with Steamer from Dubuque. al
so connecting with trains for Council Bluff.
Omaha, and the far West, and arriving at
Fort Byron at TO- 40 p. NJ, and Rock Island ut II IS
TtGin No. =, Nigh: Eepreas.-Leayo Racine at
$50 p. NJ, connecting at Racine Junction with
train from CHICAGO At Clinton Junction at 70 %
way: 81 Frccpcrt with trains on the / G. Z, r.;
at Fulton, with Express Trains FIR Council BIutfs
Omaha and POINTS IS, on the Union P9ci3P Raj!
at Rock Island, ut sUJ A. ~,
Goiva fNsr To-
Train No. 2, Day EcpTCsS.-Jeave Rock Island
Fl $50 4. NJ. Port Byron &t 7h} i. M: Fulton
T.5s A. NJ: connecting with trains or the Dixon
n. w. Railway, arriving at so A. NJ, connect
ing close with steamer Tor Dumqle: ut Frea-
port al 10.29 ~ NJ. at Clinton nj II - p NJ, ma
king close connections with trains for Jar,ceTille
Madison. Prairie d1 CHEN. la Crease. Oshkosh.
FondulaC and Green Bay, auG arriving At Racine
Ut 100 7. NJ. connecting with trains for Milwaa-
IIce and Chicago.
TLaiG No. S.-Lcare Rock Island of $50 p NJ:
OF Byron. 750 ?, NJ; connecting with trains At
the following points: At Fulton from and to Cen
tra Iowa: No Fr2eport. with trains on I. c. r. r.,
from North and South; st Clinton with trains on
the 9. & N. w: Ry.; for all points in Northern
and Western wisconsin, arriving at Racine at
9GG 4. ~, and connecting with trains for Mil
waukeC and Chicago.
Train No. 2. Way Freight aa4 Recommendation. go
Leave FrcepoTt for Racine at TO- IS A.. NJ arriving
at Racine al OBS p IL. X. c. TATE. Snp't.
II. c. HARMON. Gen'l Freight and TiciletAg't.
August 18th, 1861. SOtf
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1868-07-10

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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
Book Notices, &c.

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sHXTEE vOL.UME,

The Publishers take pleasure in announcing that
hesldcs tho able corps Of writer's who have already
given national reputation to this Magazine they
have recently secured several new contributors
| among when we are Glad 10 mention Mrs MARY
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| i'll the South. fascinating Story from her pt
will be commenced i'll October nunbcr
We arc now publishing. in serial form, n His
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ARMY OF TEN NNESSEE.
Also, eplendiJ scr al entitled 20 MONTHS IN
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Also, beautiful Story, from the pea Of one Of
tho most gifted writer's Of the South, entitled THE
UNDERCURRENT.
Wc expect very TO illustrate our Magasinc
in appropriate style.
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Any ono sending us the money for ten subscri,,-
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12

Twe'ty-ono .hreatroa VII. smuao Now York
the coming season.
Striped and spotted linen for gcntlemon's 3
wear % quite fashionable.
~. rt::cssoas -au Use ;la,iy papers scuy
fYbi;saei y Rass,an sd ose IN Frcnch
Southern 4,ss,a>o:-7 oz,eosa 60 gather .sice
ias large q .ohapso a.,r sass s,apor su IL 1867.
Fasho- a's,i,c::t.se' s..;:ce three sornsrsi
visiting cards.
In New York. nt'satar,.ay, Gen! Rosocrsns
and Hon Horatio, Seymour had an inserviow
at the Astor House.
Albert Pike has rotirei froa, the clisorship
Of the Memphis Appcdl ard gone to Washing,
ton to practice law. ls@ ~
q Tho subscriptions fa- The shares ,f taa
French Atlantic cable are being takon in Pa.
TO and Lendoii With great -ap;dity.
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Post Otide; at st. Matthews.

f.
This Office, We understand, has been discon-
sinued. We would be glad to hear from our
ss6setibsis II, IT. chat direction, what arrange
mSfss viii .bs shos. satisfactory for them, in
regard o;thsir papers. The discontinuancc
ofthis Office incommodcs about one hundred, Of
our Subscribers. M
- IS SIR
,,ss., s,sags.} '9, Alteti 5, on 9l !l This Day
4 s siV Y.rJAMIsoN &soN will sell at Auo-
tisnthia morning tho, ,;storo Fixtures Of Ezek-
Eel b Kobp, Any person wanting Snow
OAsEs, Large and Small SCALES, Cory
RsEaa and 10 large IRoa SAFE viii have, on
opportunity of Purchasing These articles
win be sold ata 10 o'clpck A NJ.
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ASSIGNEES SALE.

& States1D District OF South Caroliha-in bank
rpptoy--In tho matter Of az sUlmer bankrupt,
Er parte Wih, Phullngidt. u1., lEx parso Thomas
W. Ulmer, Ez parte John sellers
By virtuo of an ordcr OF Dale, 10 me directed,
from tho Honorable District Court Of tho United
States for tho District of South Carolina will sell
at Public Auction. on Tuesday, 22d inst, at tho
residence Of G. J. Ulmcr, in st. Matthews Parish
Orangoburg District.
I The personal property of aforesaid Bankrupt,
consisting Of Household Furniture, Cattle, Mule,
Colt. ,Htgs, Sheep, &o, also I Cotton Gin. III !
Conditions cash, and oil articles delivered ON day
of Ssle.
nl G2 ALSO 4 "a S. dYt
VIII be cold ou Monday 9th October, et Orange
burg Court Iouse, at tho usual hours Of sale, all
that Plantation Tract Of Land, containing six
hundre9 and seventy y-three acres. (073), more or
lees, situatcd on Four Holo Swamp, st. Mat.hcwp'
Parish, Orangehurg District and bounded on lands
of Josae Haiger, Mary d. uaigler, Russell Zim-
norman and Thomas Zimmerman.
Condition Of Sale--Onc- third caah, the balance
in one year by bond bearing interest from dnte,
with mortgage Of tho plantation. Purchasers TO
pny for rnpsrs and stampa.
P. v. DIBBLB,
sept 6-sd Assignee
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
ID EDUOTHON I'M WHIssxRY.

Two BANKisUg'Ts. sill; Applicants
nm Assignee win please take notice, that whss
there afos no nsscts of btistr Sai FrSesed
in their cases, and secure thor lischarge muet
place IN my hands funds 10 for IAdseriisinss,
Recording spa nay, sxpsnsss e ~
i Jane .f--,s II M r. " Dif3RIEs
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
!, s.Ki.lO;sl The Crops.

I'VE understand that the oaterpillariia produ-
oing fearful rayagcs in somot parts of tho Dis
tsiot. Some Of tho finest Cotton. crops have
been reduced to one-half. Cannot somo plan
tel, Inform US Of the best means of destroying
absssses invading arinies7
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12

GTfsLEN. E'Yoni t7nc Subscysbcr ON
y Tho nigh! of ti,c Isl innt,, a small Chcanut
Sorrel Miro PONY. said Pony is about oiA ycars
old, has star cn the forehead, saddle marx on
he point OF tho loft shoulder b!ado, and some white
feet a liberal Reward will be given for informa-
tioa leading to therccovery Of tho said Pony. +
AaaTes5. .:aEd JOHN GRIM
sept A--lm i.iS.. Mae!,4es, G. c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
nanlii.ssioner's Sales,
STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
OnANGEBURa DISTRICT.
20 Bill for
Foreclosure Of
Mortgage.

". D. '. sams0n 'c0m'T Bill for
j. l.. G!baon, o. g.. } Mortgage
By order of $40 Court OF Eur:ty made in tho
above stated caso will sell "a. the Court House, on
Monday, the btn October, 1Se8.
Tract OF Land situate in Tho Fork Of the Eds
tos, on Good)and Swamp, waters OF South Edisto
River, containing one hundred anl sixty aores,
more or ic8s ana bouuied by lands uf Honry F.
Snllcy and ,.emucl Gibson.
Terms Qns half aGsh the balance on o credit
unt: Lie si lay of .'AHuarv 1853 The purchaser
EiV;n;, pond neafins Interest from DAY of salc,
payable anHnai,.. nn,i mortgage &c sccur. t:e
nn!enc. OF .he rlTchaCc inu.ey. Purchaser io pay
Tor phpeI9 aud st.rics
II Inc :c1na no, complied ,.i,i the land vii,
be 'eso;': on lie nc- sa:elay at the former pur-
cicpcr'. r;s.
comn... isncrs 5iuse Wv JAMIsoN.
Orangcturc Z. II. Commissioner.
September !, 1868.
s..fss5 sff sALso>s 4'$:fa.p ,gfEr
y .. 1s's's5 zsis1ye, end x nn,llsr l
J. II. zelsls:, A,sA,,r sa,'.sSi account. s'A
: of }. w. Iaigicr.
BY an order of tho Court Of Equity nude in the
above etated case, tw sell at the Ceur: house q,
Mon:ai Ll,r tih t!a.otc; ef,2
The Ee.,. ,..Joc os ihc del crluination of
the life es,.le o! M,s Maeio.en Iep;er consisting
of i've hlnorco aid ,i..f Jour 2.}i ,cras more
or less, 3i.ao iois .IDesonr waters Of Norti Edsto
Rv.i'. ani bounded by lands OF Uanie Larey.
Christian Wuf., cud trao.s OF 'A'' and ..C' Of tic
lands Of the estate Df j. W. Leielcr
Tcrnis cash --p.irohaaers to pay for papers and
stamps. kt 3ftE $3.50 iflE
ce%missons.'. {, n,, :. Office. vD- V; ;JAMlsoN,
saorahBcpElg q. H., Commissioners
septepecr i 1868 81 i5Ia. ,Ttie9
.r. -
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=. = N. AUSTIN BULL.
: FOR w wAssDENs,
6 GEORGE n. CORNEL2ON,
Z, JOSEPH MCNAMARA,
THOMAS Il.l.l AS RAY,
5 ESIDRO y. OLIVEROS.s

The above preseatse for sho SUI.
atagss ,, ON citizens, being the samc as
fhss adopted by tiac said meeting, With the cx-
osrtianlp ftwo sacanc i'm the nominations for
zssIdeas filed ly atng Cor, nllttcs.
sdtsh6 Request Of the Executive Committee.
Weshope 70 see.it unanimously aeppozted
DRANoRBuRa p < EtuoiTivE fComM1rrsa. s
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
-EAEGT'aD]s NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that ELECTION will
bo held Tor an INTENDANT md four WARDENs
OF Orangcburg, according 20 law, at tho Now En-
Elno House, on Court House SQnare, Orangcbure,
3. 9 en- Monday Tho tourtoentl day of September,
a. =. 1868 BY order of Town Council Of Orange
burg. GEO. II. CORNELSON-
A@f lntendant.
! JoHA A iIA!IrLroh, Clerk Of Council
Orangoburg s.. O., Sept. I'd, 1868.
aeit If
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'sN67CSurE
sIheli FIRST Bale. Bal

asss me First Bale. 5. 5.9 3,rt .z ISL.
2s a1sl sanidsl, i III on o. odne.s,aay, .,a 9th
ghs II IL ia @ II the first Bale of
New Cotton. Its classification was enid
ding; siandl it was bought By Messrs. Cornell
.sonf Eralnser ailnsesrf1 81 Co, for 26a cents
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12
Ears OH Germ.

we! have on our able, aa searI Of Corn. ftaa
the crop Of Mr.. James Cannon, containing
9lf grains AHkoathof. hAndea.as asby Nj. Hen,
Fl Tyler, ffomthe plantation Of 0npt, John
u, Jennings; grown without manure, contain
!ing ls rows, averaging SO grains to the row.
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IslOCAsI.. ITEMS.
sEAINaDAS INC. sEPT.. up ]. .ss, 1868
Town Nominations. II
ITO THEiVoTRRs OF oRANaEBuRo.

eiTO THEVoTRRs OF oRANaEBuRa. 'sn
Ata meeting Of tho p Democracy Of Orange
burg Sortthai purpose Of making municipal
nonina tions, held on Saturday, tho 9th inst,
sae following resolutions were adopted;
Resolued, That tho Intendant and Wardcns
:of Orangeburg+ whose term Of ofIicoin Ibout
go expire and the late Town Marshall deaorve
skas o6rdial approval of their fellow-citizens
Tor the sealiand efficiency which has distin-
guished their administration of the affairs of
tho Corporation, and we tender to them q
heart well, ,doneD
Rssol5et4 That in the Orangcburg Munioi-
pal admin nistration, tho Democracy are of opin-
ion, TINT the Following should be announced as
thespolicy of the party.
Z is A rigid economy in the administrator of
TOYnfatfairs B! !isgia5 & 81. s.s
81 lAS strict attention to the health of the
&own, and the caro- Of the Streets, and the pro-
asryati6n Of law and order in the Corporate
iimits. "a, ~. @5s. 55s;6 1'''9i
Il liberal spirit in regard to Towa pro.
gress, and q proper encouragement of all insti-
tufioDs for tho public benefit.
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/ GraAamsTsn The Field

i'5l Ms. +. p. saiinaao Of arahaan'a 4. o, adver.
tisasa . ine Stock Of Eall Goods, Bsggins, Ties,
Rope &o., 7Mr., Salinas enjoys special adran-
sases,i sor shsS Cotton Trade, shrseush Nj. Al.
Salinas, his brother, in Charleston Wc un-
.defstand hoproposes 10 pay Charleston Prices
(lehs expenses> for cotton; and will pay in
cuironcy Or coin, 9 a y.
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ASSIGNEE'S SALE.
By v.sD. v. Jamison & Son, !.
s- AUCTIONEERS.
IN THE MATTER OF EZEKIEL & KOHN,

RANKRC PTS.
BY virtue Of instructions from r. u. Carpenter,
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, will sell ut public
auction nj the Store Of the lutte firm Of Ezekiel &
Kohn, in Orangoburg, 8. g., on Saturday, the 9th
day OF August next, ami csoh succeeding Satur-
day Thereafter, until TIC same in fully disposed of,
AL Che STOCK OF GOODS Of tho said firm, con-
sisfing of DRY GOODS, GROCERIES, HARD
WARE. and FANCY ARTICLES, in tho ualal ya-
ricty 70 bo found in first class General Country
Store. Terms Cash. Sales 10 commence eaoh day
at 10 o'clock, A. NJ. p v. DIBBLE,
july 26-H r Assignee
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-30
The Port of Memphis.

The river continues to decline steadily
at this point, having fallen about one
inch and half within the past twenty
four hours.
The palatial Magenta gets off for
Vicksburg, New Orleans and the bends
this evening, offering the very best in
ducements to shippers and travellers.
The veteran Captain Hicks will be found
in command, assisted by the polite
Howard and Massop in the Office.
The Clifton, Captain Stein command
ing and Mr.. S. W. Hunter clerk, is the
only packet for Louisville and Cincinnati
this evening.
The Belle st. Louis ia the regular
packet of the st. Louis mail line for this
evening, Captain Zeigler commanding,
and that ChesterfeIdian, I'D. Storm, at
the desk
Steamboatmen can save money by get
ting their printing executed at the Pun
Lie LEDGER office, our arrangements
enabling us to do work at rates that will
compare with any establishment in the
West We invite steam boatmen to
examine our styles of work and prices.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-30

A Harry EvEsr.--A pleasanler affair
has not occurred for many day than
that which came Off at the residence Of
our esteemed fellow citizen, Col. John
Robertson, on Thursday evening last
We refer to the nuptials Of Mr. Henry j.
Lynn, of the firm Of Tobin, Lynn 4 Co,
and Miss Lucy, the beautiful and accom-
plished daughter Of Col. Robertson,
which we're celebrated, according to the
impressive ceremony Of the Episcopal
Church, by the rector Of Calvary parish,
Rev. DR.. White. The happy pair-and ii
has never been our privilege to behold a
couple more happily paired-were grace
fully and attentively waited on by Mr.
D. A. Brewer and Miss Emma Wright;
Mr.. A. G. Dalton and Miss Maggie Gra-
ham; Mr.. W. F. Anderson and Miss
Mamie Rambaut; Mr.. Egbert Wool
ridge and Miss Katie Baker; Mr.. Eugene
B. Lynn and Miss Susie Boiling, and W.
N. Wilkerson and Miss Katie Avent
These, with few friends and relatives Of
the bride and groom, constituted the
select party to the ceremony. And when
the nuptial service was concluded, the lit
tie company retired to an adjacent room
and with tripping feet kept time to the
delicious measure of many a spirited
strain, until
Chanticleer, with clarion horn,
Announced tn approach of morrow morn"
To the congratulations of other and
dearer friends, we add our wishes for the
continued bliss and contentment Of the
now happy couple. May their happi-
ness increase as star that wakes more
radiant as it approaches the zenith of
the sky, until all the world, knowing not
half, shall envy them their blisses.
Public ledger. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1865-1893, 1868-05-30
POLICE ITEMS.


Twelve cases tried in police court this
morning netted twenty-five dollars
Fonr arrests were made by the police
ofthe lower district yesterday.
Nothing Of interest was doing in any
Of the magistrates Offices this morning
The premises Of Mr.. A. NJ. Cook, on
the Hollyford road, about one mile be-
yond the State Female Cooege, was
visited by stock thieves last night, who
stole COW and calf.
Thieves entered the boarding house
kept by Mrs Collins, at ITO Court street,
last night, and stole small quantity Of
provisions, with which they succeeded in
making of undiscovered.
Wesley Smith, suspected negro thief,
was arrested .y detective Connsll in the
suburbs last night and committed at the
Adams street station to await an investi-
CATION.
The boot and shoe house Of FEELING &
Candor, 1864 Main street, was visited by
thieves between one and five o'clock, this
morning, and goods to the value Of one
hundred and fifty dollars stolen. The
theft is supposed to have been the work
Of mackerels.
Officer Dillon, Of the upper district,
arrested negro cotton thief giving his
name as Theodore Williamson, and
lodged him in the Adams street lock up.
No prosecutor appearing against him,
however, be was this morning discharged
by the Commissioner