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LADIES' LIST.
Byrch, Mrs sallio Minor, Mrs Anna s
Clsfk, Mrs Jose A Taylor, Mrs Anna
Davis, Amanda Taylor, Miss Mary L
DeilIeii, Mrs Laurnv Tiiimas, Miss Mary
Dfury, Mrs JUL Tascoe, Miss M Il
Hamilton, Mrs y Virginia, Miss M-2
Lawson, Miss Anna
Anderson, joel Il kr.i,' Levi.
Bell, Basil Legg, WmN
barker, Julius A Merrill, OH
Brown, waiter NeSbury;, Capt < J u
Gisrk. stephen ~. 0fS.G 70 orvIn S
Grouse, Christian Packard, Geo
Cruit 500, Z Ritter, Jos
Dayton, Nickel Rabbit, ThomasJ
Drury' RobrA Robertson,
Pearson, SIS Shafer, Geo
Fugitt, N Il Smith, JAsN
Hand, Leonard Thourone, He,ryv
Hurst, WIN Wood, Nelson fcoi'I)
Heart, Robt dRo. M. HILL, JR., =. NJ.
AYouTHyuL OyBEspER.-Yesterday morn
Ing, /. small eoloEed girl named Lizzie Chur;
larceny. She formerly lived with Oilleer
Green as servant, but was discharged about
two weeks since, and last night, while ofncer
Lizzie returned to the house, and by elm bling
over q back shed got Into room on the second
story and stole $50 note. AS soon as the note
was missed, Of1cer G. charged the girl with
theft, which she confessed, and returned the
note. She also acknowledged having stolen
gold ring from Mrs. MeAllIster, some time
since, which she also gave up, Justice b. com.
mitted her TO Jail for court.
RCAsAL-Boats are not arriving so rap
idly as was expected. II 10 reported that on
night before last there was quite jam OF boats
a. Hsrper's Ferry. which probably account.
great complaint OF low water in the canal,
which seems unaccountable In view OF the re-
cent heavy rains. The arrivals Of boats from
the LIST instant TO date number IT.
Potomac DIVISION Sous or TEMPERANCE
A meeting Of this Division was held last night,
Of business the audience were entertained by
Mr.. J. Z. Cathell, who sung "The Old Sex.
TONI The entertainment was one Of great
merit, and the citizens would be highly graft
ied at Its repetition.
Rock COMMISSIONING to the copious showers
the night before last this stream has left its
quietude and became 4 rampant flood. Yes
canal the water completely overlooked the
stone abutments.
MERcHANTs observation-disclosures yester-
were obtained for prime wheat. Offerings;
1850 bushels OF wheat and 100 bushels OF oats.
Sales: 275 bushels good red at f2.55; 1000 red
at s2.6e; 3o2 prime red at t2.Go.
TnR AoUEDuor.-The.leak In this structure
has not yet been repaired. About thirty work.
men are now engaged preparing the abutments
for the now spans to be erected.
RIVER FRoNr.-Entered-Stea Thomas
+, Cahill, Malth, BALTIMORE boat Twilight,
and waymark, from Alexandria with grain.
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Wood and Coal.

foA
\ GREAT REDUCTION ~ PRICES
WHITE ASH
RED ASH, lall siIv-.)
CUMBERLAND COAL. run Of mine.
do. do. lump.
2.2I0 POUNDS TO THE TON GUARANTEED.
OAK AND PINE WOOD CONSTANTLY on
HAND
Go Now IL the time for families to put in their
winter's supIly,
5. p. BROWN v SON,
Southeast corner Of New York avenue and Rif-
teenth street, Nairn's new building, formerly al
~ Ninth street, between aud T. Yard and
WhHNcs foot Vi seventh street, Au1l-u
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Communicated, J
No. aa.T - AZ. .s0 n .

OAhf uhOIhb'
EDITOR REPUBLIoAN: The inciemency OF
si6ity Of having sSrViees pr the Grove owe but
In the Union tent. The expresslons OF spirit.
glory an" evidences Ss, they BY whom sSeso
expressions were given walk with God and
believe that "a rest remaineth to His people"
At the usual hour, IL o'clock, our ears were
greeted by a most admirable sermon from the
Rev. Joel Brown, of Laurel. Neglect of the
Gospel was the subject Of his discourse, and
ing a dne Impression on the minds Of his at
tentive hearers. Rev. W. +. Bond followed at
O'Clock p. M, In a ane effort, having for it's
works" Mr. Bond, though but a recently re-
ccived member Of the Conference, Is not at all
deficient to his clerical peers in point Of zeal,
His effort was a compliment to its author.
At O'Clock the congregation rep paired to
the Union tent where prayer meeting was
the blast Of the trumpet to feast their minds
on we'll delineated and huently-expressed fact
eaunoiated In line style by Rev. Mr.. Forsythc,
The speaker sustained himself well. At tn,
expiration OF the hour Of 8 o'clock the usual
prayer-meeting exercises commenced, and
Judging from the devotion and spiritual enjoy
ment OF Gods children, and from the many
penitentisl ones that besieged the throne OF
grace fof ,n mercy We may safely infer that the
some of the tent-holders an opportunity
to enjoy a showerbath without peeuniary
compensation.
The scene at carly dawn was somewha con.
reigns In Warsaw"
Notwithstanding the unpropitious circum.
stances by which we are surrounded, q prayer
meeting OF much interest WIS held this morn
Ing, Rev. Nickerson, of Georgetown, addressed
the audience. The sermon WAS we'll planned
/ and we'll delivered. The spi! itual sermon was
preached by Rev. John T. Lighter, Of your
, city, and 1t evidenced much ability on the part
/ OF the speaker.
| We contemplate the pleasure of hearing =
sermon from Rev. Joel Brown, tonight. l
will report progress hereafter. It has been re-
solved to continue the meeting until Monday,
the It'll instant,
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AT THE sToR. Of the original Franc, IOi
Seventh street, between u and T., whose
French-plate window attracts q great deal of
attention, our readers will find the cheapest
and most elegant assortment OF gents furnish
ing goods In Washington, and the celebrated
Towle's patent elliptic Buspender, for which
MIR. Franc has the agency, and which pos
sesseS many advantages over any Of the other
STYLES,
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PRIUE List OF Gents Furnishing Goods at
the original Franc, +0+ Seventh street, (iArge
plate glass front,) between ID and l. streets :
Good White Shirts, Sl--sl :60yhne white Shirts,
t2-k2.6OI good Summer undershirts, 90, 70, klj
good Summer Drawers, 30, 70, tlj good Cotton
Socks 10, Is, 20 centsi Paper Collars, 10, 10, 49,
20 cents per box Handkerchief and Suspen-
ders, Ties and Scarfs, In endless variety, at
popular pIieet p. ST. have no branch
btoreu, u
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Excursions. Pic-Nics, &c

7 oOK OFT FOR THE ANNUAL EXCURSION
~ AND PiCrNlC OF THE JOHN MEN
WHITE HOUSE PAVILION. THURS fr-S
DAY, SaptcmbCrh. sS>-Assks
The above pln,c has rrrrHtiv bcyn fitted ny Ia a
manner superior TO any other place II in tho
vicinity Of waHhngtnn " hitch, added I" II" rrPu.
tation already achieved by the Book b ndsTS In mat
ters q thi. ind, promise to make this Excursion
the affair Of the season.
The rne large steamer wAw ASSET has been Gu
gagged on this occasion; alsu, Professor Duughrr-
iys Brass aud String Band, Boats will leave tho
foot Of Seventh street At O'Clock a. III, and
o'clock =. IN.
The following gentlemen cnmpos. tho committee
of Arrangement. lEmcs II Bush, James T. Blake
ncy, ,Ge" W Fisher, rhOs.o May, Thos. Elwood.
Tickets, admiitin=a gentleman and ladies, ~.
70 be had Of any member II the committee. or on
the boat, aug2I -eutd
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BAsTARDY.-George Alexander, oolored, was
arrested yesterday by special Ohicer Kimmel
Taylor, also colored, charging him with being
the father of her illegltimato child. The case
was carried before Justice ], q, COX, where 1t
was compromised by the payment OF $50 to the
plaintiff
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ARRIVAL OF AdRASD PIANo,-Amongst the
cargo OF steamer L. q. knight, we notice fno
Steinway grand piano, valued at 800, con.
signed to W. q, Metzerott Go. This su perb
instrument was made expressly for Miss Har-
Ian, the daughter of Senator Harlan, OF ows,
It Ia of the same pattern as the one lat ly or
dered by the King OF Prussia.
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JACKSON DENooRATIO AssoCIATIoS.-This
association met last evening, and after the
transaction Of business Of a minor considera'
ton, the meeting was addressed by Mr., CLAY.
ton, after which II adjourned,
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TnR RIVER FRONT. - Hdrpeys Wharf
Arrived; Steamer Pioneer, Olden, from Acco.
tink, with wood for Harvey, CLARK Il Given.
Carter's WharE-Arrived: Schrs. A. 5. Pieroy,
Poulson, for Quantico, Va, to load for Phila.
delphiai Saco, Wilson. for Havre-de-Grace,
light. Memorandum; The Schr. Lydia, A.
Hughlett, Evans, from Hayre-de Grace, with
lo5 tons Of Lyken's Valley coal for X. W. Bar
naclo, sailed August 31st.
yohnson'i WhSrf.-Arrived: Schrs. Annie
Gibson, Gibson, from the lower Potomac,
lights Yellow Jack, bradshaw, with wood for
ID, Barker. Sailed; Sehr. Coast Survey, Wag.
ner, with Ice for the fishing shore.
Rilcyi Whdr(.-Arrived; Sloop Ruff, John.
son, to load with wAtermelons, for Glymont
Fay'i WharC.-Arrived; Schooner Florence,
Hudson, with wood for VIM, M. MARROW.
Berry's Whdrf-Arrlved; Steamer Express,
Nickle, from Baltimore and intermedia ate land
ings, with a large number Of passengers and
mere handise for District merchants. Yester-
day morning she steamed down the river for
Glymont, having aboard the children, teach
ers, and goyernesses OF st. Joseph Orphan
Asylum, returning last evening.
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Interior Adornments.
Stables.

(NoOK's BOARDING STABLES,
~ ON EIGHTH STREET,
Between D and &, No 4C7
Particular attention paid to Boarding llor,ss
Large, airy aud comfortable stables. The proprie.
TOR is wol'knowu one Of the best feeders Ia this
District owners Of poor horses can have them
fatteued and well cared for.
CARRlAG ESlcan be had Al all hours for Parties,
Weddings, and Funerals. iA23-f
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RETURNED TO HIS HoME.-George, the col
FoWle S' venerable conadsntlai servant who
disappeared about a week since, has been
safely restored to his anxious relatives. He
TT Vas aeSosIiatu yesteuay n.VihhnS ~ wy
taken to the home from which he strayed.
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GEORGETOWN MATTERS.

The following is the list OF letters remaining
IN the post once, Georgetown, D. O., septem-
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ARREST OF SUPPOSED PIcKPocKErs.-On
Tuesday night as John Weiss, esq, a clerk In
Gen. Michler's office, was returning from the
Schuetzen Park, and about passing the plat
form of the car, corner Of Seventh street and
Pennsylvania avenue, he was jammed In
crowd, when some one remarked to him that
he should not crowd against u lady near by.
Subsequently he missed his pocket book, con-
tanning 42s0, He reported the circumstance
at police headquarters and Detective Coomes,
Miller and Thompson took the case In hands,
After a thorough examination with regard to
the matter, these wide-awake officers were led
to believe that Annie Girsrd and Jane Mar
shall were the guilty parties, and they ar
rested them. Yesterday morning the last
named had hearing before Justice Walter,
missed. Annie 10 held at police headquarters
for a hearing.
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CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO UAEAL-MEKTINu
oV THg BoARp or DIREdToRs.--A meeting OF
the board of directors OF the Chesapeake and
Ohio canal was held In their rooms In Wash
inRton, yesterday, and in the afternoon they
visited deorgetown with a view of inspecting
this portion OF the canal, They win also ex.
erence to the charge that they are more or
less the cause Of low water In the canal,
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ENCOURAGE HoNElNDusTRy.- After care
yising arch itect of the Treasury, has given
the preference to the Seneca stone slabs for
the pavement on the north front Of the Treas
ury grounds. Tho masons engaged on the
becomes as hard as granite. II so we do not
see why the same material might not be EN-.
ployed, as far as possible, on corporation.
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Nor EXPECTED TO REcovER.-Rev. NJ. l..
Olds, OF Christ church, protestant Episcopsl,)
Navy Yard, who has been suffering Tor year
OF his right eye, Ia now very low, and his de IN
hourly looked for. In consequence OF cancer
which has recently appeared on his tongue he
has not been able to take any nourlshment
tumor on the back OF his neck, which has
thrust his head so far forward and downward
on to his chest, he 10 only able to occasionally
draw In a small quantity OF water through
glass tube. His sufferings are very intense.
The Clergy take turnB in Watching with him.
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EaUITr CoURr-Judge oliH.-The following
orders have been issued:
Soroggin vs.. kaufman ct al. Decree pro con-
JeSs0 ordered
National Metropolitan Bank vs.. James II,
barron. w. X, Woodward enters appearance
for defendant.
Morrison va. Rutges. Bill dismissed.
ySsso dismissed.
Altman vs.. Huntley. Order to have original
and first supplementary bills dismissed for
want Of replication.
SyPhar va. Gray ct al. Bill dismissed,
Adjourned,
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KNIGHTS TRMrLAR ExcuRsIoN,-Eminent
Commander ]. u. VIII, OF Washington city,
CommRndery No. l, has Just received the graf.
flying Information from Right Eminent Grand
Commander ON, Of Richmond, Virginia, that
unite with the party on the 18th instant on
their excursion to ST. Louis. The number OF
MAGOnB from this city who will attend the con-
clAye Of Grand EncAmpment at st, Louis, II 10
thought, will reach at least two hundred.
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TRANSFER or REAL EsTArH.-Messfs. Green
n Williams, auGtlOneers, sold yesterday after
noon two two.story brick houses aud lots on
N street north, between Sixth and seventh
streets wcat, being each Is feet front by 1905
deep, The west house was purchased by A.
Grouse for sl,C26 and the east one by Martin
O'UopnoT for 81 $40.
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ClNrvoe and Bigley yesterday arrested a
colored youth, named Benz. johnson, for the
larceny OF gold watch, valued at 400, the
property OF Judge Lawrence, residing on !
street, between Sixth and Seventh. They soon
recovered the watch and returned 1t 10 the
owner, and the boy is held at police headquar'
tiers for n hearing,
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BODY RECOMMENDED the 2sth ultimo the
body OF young man noated ashore at Black
stone Island, Potomac river. When dis
covered had on very nice and fashionably cut
clothes. Pockets contained a key, two neck
ties, some change, and an old letter written In
1861 to a lady in Annapolis, Nd, (MisH
Haynes) In which he (the writer speaks OF
being In the Treasury Department., of this
city, and sigued John ID. Hogan. Body In a
fresh state, and supposed to have fallen over
been preserved on the island and await req vi.
sition. Address DR., McWilliams, Post Once,
IT. Mary's county, for further information.
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AocIDRsT.-Yesterday morning, about
o'clock, a team belonging to MIR. Ino. Want
stall ran away from the corner OF Eighteenth
and X streets while the driver was In the act
assisting Mrs. Bucholdy and her children
from the carriage. The horses knocked the
driver down, the wheels OF the vehicle passing
over him, causing but slight injury to his per-
son. The horses ran At very rapid rate to
they were caught by Ofiicers Guy and Fineld
OF the Fourth precinct. Mrs. Bucholdy AID
children, who were still In the carriage, were
very badly scared, but escaped unhurf.
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ORANGES IN THE QUARTERNAsTgR's DH
rAkTMgNT.-The order OF August IL, 1893
directing Brevet Colonel r. N. Batchelder
quartermaster, to assume charge OF the QUAR-
termaster's depot at New Orleans, has been
revoked, and Colonel b. has cen directed TO
report for duty at Little Rock, AK.
Breyet Major T, ]. Eckerson, assistant quar-
termaster, has been ordered to report for as
Segment to duty at Shreveport, La
In addition to his present duty NJ chief quar-.
termaster, Department of Louisiana, Bfevet
Brigadier General e, II. Tompkins, deputy
quartermaster general, has been ordered to as
sumo charge OF the quartermsster's depot al
New Orleans.
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ASGIgaN ElE s AiI b,

IE m EiiEf 9IsTEioT RI Isg sotIR OF NITEp
States District of Buuth CGf0a!A In stahks
In the rint ttcr OF Ilmer < bankrupt.
lliiiGt u1s UT pattS5 Thomas
AsS u. Timer, Ex pdfte John Sellers
virtue Of an order 6f hale, to- me directed
rota tho honorable Distriots Court OF tho United
States for the District Of South Caroliha win soil
Mt Public Auction, on Tuesday, 22d inst st sfhe
residence Of g. Ulmer Isl. thows Parish,
s0rangebdrg District. e 6
Isl The personal property OF aforesaid BANKRUPT
cpnsisting Of Hou6ehold niture Cot Eiule,
Coh Hogs, Sheep, &a., also 6t7t Cotton Gin II
Eof tsla M 80. 1'
sa alsi At:set 6 st s 5s s.,
Til1 bs sold on Monday 9Th October, ,at Orange
burg Court IIouae at obusual hours or sale, all
that Plantation or Tract OF Land, containing six
hpndra3 ahtt aedenty ttree Sacres i873l more or
stsss, situated on Four Holo Swamp ST. Matthew
Pefisa, Orangeburg District and bounded ot lands
of gesse Haiglsr, Mary y. isler, Russell Zin,-
merman and Thomas Zimmerman. s5sf S Is.
I Condition OF Salo-- 0ne-third caah, the balohce
In lone year by bond bearing interest from date,
vi th.s mortga Of tho plantation. Pusehasers 10
pay for l,Hpsrs end stampa.. g s ii s s. 81
q r. Vi sDIBDLB.
q SEPT I'D So &. AssigneA
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~.
The.Pnblishers take pleasure in announcing the,
besides tho nblo corps of writer's who havo already
given national reputation to this Magazine thew
have recently secured several new contributors
among whom we are glad to mention Mrs MARY
=. BRYAN, the most accomplished female Essayst
in ihef Sooth fascinating Story from her pt II
willbc commenced in our October number
We arc now publishing, in serial form, His.
tory Of the BATTLES AND CAMPAIGNS of the
ARMY OF TEN NNESSEE.
Also, q splenaid serial entitled 20 MONTHS IN
NORTHERN PRISONSlas LII
Also, beautiful Story, from tho pen Of one of
tho most gifted writer's of tho South, entitled THE
UNDERGRADUATE. ,7.,.F
We expect worry soon to illustrate our Magasne
in appropriate style. e :
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teing. Terms liberal. Address sia "a a Re
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BoOk 9 |, i! ! N[oticas, &c. {

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ASSIGNE SALE.
By ID ". Jam son &)son. /
4 lsAUUTITNEERSsssS B 81 ~. s i
y IN TEE MATTER OF tEzEKIEL.& KOHN,

ss ~ g54.5ssse BANKRCPTS. w - = ~
81 yyiitpe Of shistTuctio ions from r. b. Carpenter,
Esq, Register in Bankruptcy, win sell at public
auction nt the Store.of the latefrm OF Ezekiel &
Kohn, in. orangeburg, 8, o., on Saturday the 9th
day OF August next, and each susoeodine Satur-
day tlereai same Ii fully sposed of,
ss9s All The STOCK or GOODS Of the! said frm oors
WARE, md FANCY HRTI IGEEs, in the usual va.
tosb BIO found in first GLASS General Country
Store Terms Cash. Sales 10 commence each day
.at 10 O'clock a. NJ. II P.sV, DiBBLE. 3
july 26--ti 81 S. \. Asaigneo. J.
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Com oner S Sales,
s.. sTATE O Rs SO lJTHs CARo LIZA d s
GsssssssdEBuRa DIsTn1or. .s
ViD. Y. 9aTisoE, Comiir (, Il Bill, for 81 y
n rs vs. 81 ~ Foreclosure Of TX

y: Gib1on, q. MorigaEe gage 8
by craer Of tho Court of Eun:ty msudc in Tho
abOye stated seso i'll sell lat tho Court House, on
Monday, tue bth ctober,; 1865, 4zy :. ssS
Tract Land situate in Tho Fork OF the Edis-
tos, on Good]and Swamp, waters Of South Edisto
River, containing one hundred aud sixty; aores
more or less, and bounded by lands of Henry II
Salley and Ielnuel Gibson. -. 81 s., -
# = erms.yQ nsthalf ossh, the balance on q. credit
uliti Ist Of .anusry, 86g .Th purchaser
givsnsss aend bearing iutcIest from day OF cole,
rsyab e aI! snn,i mort tsago 10 SECURE the
6ssenoat I,aTch sEo Purchaser to. pay
for pepeIe and ST. ~ ,S -. ! IS
the ses mo are not complied With the land will
bs reselsl On The llozt st the former pur,
G c9aRis y nj 1ltsse " JAaIIsoN, S.
~ range burg Y, II - Commis6ioner.Ss
September :, 1868. 2A ~
s .aIs0sss sS,s ii I'D slsl Ess
4 8. 1sssisss zslsIss, sna 1il,isor.
J. ]: z;;siss S'ssis1.+. 'si'i'sa ssssasf IS
nm ord Court of Eaity Il si nude III the
aboyc stat at tho Court house a,l
bi ), ". EGG ~ - 80 II So
lad o. os ihs ,iet ion of
the life es;;se. 81. sr, einsisting
tpt ,we alnaIea; ceres moro
% yrr,5 and bounded by lands OF Daniel Lareyy.
.thrisiian tft, Gnd tracts Of 81 and .C' of TIC
lanIs OF the ostatc of J. w. Zeigler,
g spur sto pay foY papers nnd
8 eemmissi9nsr's nm oiaSe, v. D. v.JAMIsoN.
e. ssk .t,fangenrNtig ": II, Commissioner.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1868-09-12

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y tho night pf tho ist inst, d snail, Chcsnut
soTrel ifaese PONY aaid Pony Id about ak years
old, has q star ct, the forehead a ssdilc mary ON
point of Tho loft b]ado, and some white
feet liberal Reward WIN he fiyerl fo, in snrr,
iouleedingt the lrccovtry Of tho said Pony, s.
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