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Large aud delicious melons arc selling
in our streets for ten ceuts.

We'call attention to the advertise
ment of Mr.. w. T. Lightfoot, in this is
sue of our paper. He has moved into
the store formerly occupied by Cannon,
'on Russell-strcct, and has quite nice
stock of goods Of all varieties. Mr..
LightFoot aa9ertiscs to sell all his stock
remaining over from the old firm cheap.
He has just received a fresh supply of
Groceries, including some &nc Liquors,
also n fine lot of scgars, &c.
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TOTAL ECLIPSE OF THE SuN.-On
August 9TH, a total eclipse of the sun
will occur. This will be the most inter
esting eclipse that has been witnessed
in this country for many years, and it
will not happcR gain until the last year
of the century. The shadows of tho
earth will commence crossing the suns
disc about four o'clock in the afternoon
and will not entirely pass from it until
nearly haii-past six.
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PnYsIcIANs USE THEM IN THEIR
PRACTIcE.-It is almost universally the
cease that Physicians condemn what are
generally known as Patent Medicines. !"
Although DR.. Tuns Lioer PHI as nat a
Patent Medicine, yet it's composition (thc
result of years of study is known only
TO himself, and so palpahle are their val.
nable curative properties, that very
many of the first Physicians in the
Soath and West have adopted them in
their practice, and recommend them to
their patients.
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THE SEASON We now have plenty
af fains Most too late however to save
somespsople's corn crops, bnt which will
do wonderful sight of good for others
who planted little later in the season
We have no doubt but what heavy
ccrn crop will be made in our couu-
ty, Cotton and rice are doing we'll
looks ebully."
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We understand arrangements are Le-
ing made to publish a Republican paper
in Colleton County, also ut Edgefeld
Court House, Eisefcld County. We
also learn that the S. c. Republican will
sunp be issued from Columbia, and a
Daily Republican paper started in Char
leston.
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Our citizens are paying their taxes
generally, and our County Treasurer in
forms us, that taking into consideration
the great bluster of few weeks back,
he is agreeably surprised at the courtc-
sy which he has met with so far.
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IN tho Distr,c, Gour, ar u,c

UNITED SFITEN- For liz Uiytricl Of
South Cmoh"@-M Mo NGitey ~ Dyucilia g.
RoJNson HamkrnPt, El Parie II. T. D,Jbie
issignce.-h Bdnhr,ptry.- Notice is hereby
giyoE :hat I'll Creditors holding Lions on
the Estate of Drucilia G. Robinson Bank
rupt, that they are required to establish the
same before J. {. Carpenter, Eq, Register
in Bankruptcy, on OF before the 3lst day of
July inSl.
BY order Of The Hon. Geo $. T,yon
l.. Y. DlBRLE
july 3-lm .tss.gnec.
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Messrs. Mcnamara & Jones offers this
morning great bargains for thirty days,
TO close out balance of Summer Stock.
Family Groceries, kept constantly on
hand, and warranted fresh and of supc
rior quality. We say too, give them a
call.
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Mr.. w. T. Lightfoot will please ac-
cept our thauks for bottlc of fine old
Rye. We hope our friends wont think
that we are about to so on 'bcuder."
We promise to turn these favors into
.'good bittcrs" for medicinal purposes,
only.
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RELIGIOUS.

Rev. B. G. JONES viii preach, by request,
on the subject of Baptism, at Bethel, on the
Second Sunday in August, and at White
Houss OF ;hsS sso'ss:a. Sunday Il, august. Ser
vices to commence at log o'clock A. NJ.
july "a Il
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MIR. Meliichamp request us to state
that his Map of Orangeburg County,
will soon be ready for delivery, and as
the first edition is limited, all those who
desire copy would do well to subscribe
ut once. Subscription list will be found
at the store Of Mcssrs. Bull, Scovill &
Pike.
This map has, VIC understand, been
beautifully Autographed, 10y first class
house in New York, and is offered at the
low price Of five dollars. Every man in
the County ought to secure copy of it.
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NEoTAR.-We have received bottle
Of Old Nectar Whiskey from Mr.. VIM.
Willcock, of Tin notoriety which is
positive proof to our mind that he don't
want us to be as dry as a tin roof
Mr. Willcock has added to his Tin
ware establishment Dry Goods, Grocer
les, &o., of choice character, and to
which we would call the attention of
purchasers. 1t will be seen by referring
to his advertisement that with the assis-
tanco of his brother he is ready to wait
on his friends with courtesy and dis
patch.
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SPECIAL NOTICE.

To parties in want of DOORS, SASHEs
and BLINDS, we refer TO the advertisement
of p. p. Toale, the large manufacturer of
those goods in Charleston. Price list furn-
ishcd on application.
july II om
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Rev. j. G. Jones will preach at White
House on the 4th Sunday in August in
stead of the Sd Sunday. See notice in
another column.
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A N ORDINANCE TO DE.

A N ORDINANCE TO DE
IN TECT ILLICIT TRADING OF BEEF
i'll the Corporate Limits of Orangeburg Vii
lage, S. c.:
SECTION |. That from and after the 18th
day of July, 1863, each and every individual
Offering BEEF within the Corporate Limits
of Orangeburg Village either for Barter or
Sale, shall bring with said Beef or Bccvcs.
the Heads in good condition, which II :ad or
Heads shail be taken to the Office of the
Clerk of Council, where shall b. kept Reg
istration Book for the purpose of Recording
therein. the Flesh Marks, Far Marks and
other Marks pertaining TO identify.
SEc. ,. That said Marks and Identifies
pertaining to each Head, ny Recorded by the
Clerk. shall he prina .fdcia evidence in 1ucs-
ton of dispute.
SEC. 3. That each and every instance
of wilfully neglect to rcpcrt the Marks
of each Bccf"s Head TO the Clerks Office
or shall leave the Corporate Limits
without Reporting the Marks, &C.. ms in
Section lst of this Ordinance is prescribed.
shall be considered Violation of this Orli
nance, and the party so offending shall. for
each ana every oifcnc,, b. fined in the sum
OF not less than One 1) Dollar nor more
than Twenty (2O) Dollars, at the discretion
of the Council
SEC. 4. The Informant OF each and every
offence shall be entitled TO half the Fines
collected; the other half 10 go TO tho bcnef;
of the Corporation.
SIC. b. That all Ordinances or part of Or
dnances contrary or rcpugnant to this is
hereby Repealed
n. \. BULL Intcndamt,
j.. j. OLlvERos, Clerk.
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THEOLOGICAL Standardization
sive repairs are now being made to the
buildings in our Town, formerly known
as the Legarc Female Seminary, by
Messrs. Webster & Lewis, proprictors,
who design making the establishment II
first class Theological Seminary, for the
education of young colorcd men to the
Ministry, of the Methodist Episcopal
persuasion, VIC believe.
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OuF honorable Town Council will
please saceept tho thanks of many good
citizens for tho removal Of tho old shed
in Market-strect.
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County Treasurer's Office,

ORANGEnURG COUNTY, July 3, 1869.
To Tie Tar-P"yers Of OranycJmy
CouHty.
Notice is hereby given that will be at the
several different places hereinafter named.
for the purpose OF COLLECTING STATE
and COUNTY TAXES for the year 1868, in
the following proportions, viz:
For General Purposes of State
Government. 3:i-1OO Mills
9 Interest on State Debt.....3 75-I00
School Purposes. I0-1OO
q Poll TaX..............Sl
County Tax................3
Total per Ccntagc........ IOI
At Branchville ON the 18th and 2Oth in
stant.
AT Lcwisvillc on the 22d and 2Sd instant
AT j. Hamp Felder's Store OH the 9th and
2Sth instant.
AT Easterling's Mill on the 3lst instant.
AT Gleaton's Store on the I'd and Sd of Au-
gust
At ornngeburg C. IL. cvory day thereafter
until the 30th day of August.
All Dciaultcrs will be dealt with strictly
according to law.
JNo d. MOUNT,
july 3-2m County Treasurer
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Att last Regular Meeting of the
Young America Fire Engine Company,
we learn Janes +. Izlar, Esq, was elect
ed Attorney for the Company.
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The S. o. S. meets next Thursday
night.
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IN the district Cour. of The

TNI3'hD STATES for SonL cara
i"o-,I~'H Term ls6o-M III, Murr of
Iid'iael NnoHS, Of Lerngton Co,n,y BaAi-
r"li- Fcf,Gon .tor FHH and F,nm D,SrAofge ii,
B~hr"pfcy. Ordered that IL hearing bc had
on the 10Th day of July, 1869 at Federal
Court House in Charleston, s. C.; and that
all Creditors &c. of said Bankrupt appear at
said time and place, and slcw cause, if any
they can, why the prayer of the Petitioner
should not he granted And that the ID and
3d meeting of Creditors of said Bankrupt
will be held nt the office J. c. Carpenter.
Esq. Register of First and Second Congress
sional Districts :. c., ON the 2ith day of July
y. ID. 1863. at H. NJ
by order of the Court, the 9th day of July.
1869.
DANL HOLBECK. Clerk.
OF the District Court of the U. $. for $. c.
july IL st
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TONSORIAL.

THE suBsR1BER RESPECTFULLY IN
forms the public that he hns opened first
class BARBER SHOP in the basement of the
"Cannon House." where he is prepared to
give satisfaction in SHAVING, SIIAMPOON-
ING and HAIR DRESSING. The patronage
of the public is solicited.
june 1-1y JOHN ROBINSON.
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n tho District Cnurf of the
TN the District Court or thc

A TNIIEU STI TES Tor he Uiyfricf of
Soui6 CaroImd.-M the Natter Of E.ekjd l.
Kodn BankraPk- Er pGrc d. e.. PIKE, Trus-
tee.---In BaHkrup'cy is hereby given
that all Creditors holding Liens against the
Estate of Emanuel Ezekiel of Ezekiel &
kohn, Baakrupts, are hereby required to
establish tho same before }. c. Carpenter,
Ess., Register in bankruptcy, on or before
the 18th August, 1869.
BY order of the Hon. Geo. s. Bryan.
=. V. DlBBLE. Assignee.
;.,ly n Il
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Also all kinds Of
LIQUORS, WINES, poRTE2.
ALE, ETC. at reduced Prices
We have tine lot of FAMILY FLOUR
from Jno. CAMPSEN " Co. : Mill. Charles
ton, put up in small Sacks, very low.
We offer for snle the RECIPE for akinp
JAtkSON'S UNIVERSAL WASHING COM
i'OC ND aud JACkSON'S LAUNDRY SOAP
Tor One Dollar which has given satisfaction
- ali to whom we have sold
We w.ll buy COTTON and all other PRO
DttE, giving the liighos, market price. or
ship for amy one, FREE ot CHARGE and
make LIBERAL ADVANCES ON the same.
L. II. w. BRlGGMiANN * Co
oct > 1v
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State Of South Carolina,
ORANGNBURG COUNTY.

Irwin \ Till ct. "S.' applicant Bill for
Caroline L. kcitt, ct. al. Partition.
ll"ppcaring To my sati~instion that Miner
VA Crews, one of the Defendants. resides
without this State 1t is therefore ordered.
That she do appear and object to the division
NJ sale of the Real Estate of Christian kcitt
deceased, on OF before the l1ih day of Au-
gust. or her consent TO the same vii! be en-
tered of record.
TI.tD. G. ANDREWS,
july l0--td Judge of Probate.
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LOO A T..
SATURDAY, JULY 81, 1869.

THE ORANGEBURG NEWS is
THE ONLY PAPER PUBLISHED
In ORANGEBURG COUNTY, AND
PAYS WEEKLY VISITS TO
EVERY HOUSE AND HAMLET
IN THE COUNTY.
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VILLAGE CENsus.-We are indebted
to Mr.. Francis DeMars, Census Taker
for this County, for the following census
of our Nillnge:
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Orangeburg- In Equity.

Orangeburg- In Equity.
L. Ransom Smith ct. ux., Bill for sale of
Executor, Real Estate o
VS. pay Debts, Tor In
j. {. Pccrs, ct. ux junction and Re
ct. al. lief
Notice is hereby given 10 the creditors of
the late ASBuRY y. WANNNMAKEH, dc
censc'l, that they arc Repaired by decree i n
this case, to present and prove their respcc-
tive demands before Charles b. Glover, Esq.
Referee. at orangchurg, South Carolina, on
or before the first day of October next, or he
dcharrcd he benefit, of said decree
oramgcburg, :. c., c. C.. p
July 4, 1863
july 10 oam 3m
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White females between the ages of 6
and l6, 90. White males G2. Culorcd
females 81. Colorel males 81.
White voters, l52. Cclorcd Voters,
101.
We learn from Mr.. DcNIars that the
taking of the Census for this County is
proceeding rapidly with little or no con
tcntion. Now and then the officers meet
with ''hard case" who believes it to he
new dodge for more tax-us.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22
How Early Visitors are Received on
Walnut Street.

About O'Clock on Friday morning, or,
perhaps, The morning before, a cnuple of
burglars laid ont a job on Walnut street--no
less scheme than tile iorcible entrance of
F-hnuse--and they counted largely
oh the proceeds OF raid through the annrt
lhcnts of the slnmbering boardets, who. since
uie capture OF the INSCRIPTIONS Mitchell,
had, every night, slept soundly, under the
impression that Mitchell had been doing it
all. The burglars, before commencing
Their work, went 10 tie pump, and without
invoking the milk-man, helped Themselves
to couple of cooling draughls, and were
then ready 10 proceed.
Going 10 the back of the house, they hepan
on door opening into room occuiied by
q young lady and her mother. The young
lady, not being very sound asleep, was
awakened by the morse they made in prizng
open the door, and just as one OF Them bad
put his arm through into the room, she
awakened her mother. "There's bnrplar
ma-there's burglar - she SAID in a bur.
RED but subdued whisper, and as the old
lady began TO wake up and comprehend the
situation, she bravely added, "Keep still
ma, keep still Wen catch him w THIS
fully aroused the drowsy mother, and, with
oul waiting TO consider her dauph-
ters counsel, she leaped from the bed
screaming at the top OF her voice and run.
ming toward the front portion of the house.
lhe voices of the burglars Ind been distinct.
ly heard, and the old lady mistnklnr tho
noise for horrid groans, was neatly liipbt.
ened out OF her wits. The young lady, sin
determined to make bold fight Of 1t, arose
ahd attempted to turn ON the gns, hut. he.
ing little nervous, she turned il completely
on leaving the room III utter darkness. 50
lhal The burglars, had they dared To come
I'D, would have been under the necessity OF
resoIling to phosphorous.
The screams of tle old lady aroused Eenr.
" everybody in the house, and there WINS A
rush from all parts OF the building, with no
particular rendezvous, however. Down
sarways nnd across hall came the startled
borders, stumbling and lumbliug, and some
OF them nearly breaking their necks Some
were rather scautily attlrcd, hut il was uo
Time Tor mndesty they thought only OF the
burglars. One OF the boarders in the second
story took the master rather coully. He
not Unl} put on his coat, hat, and trowscrs.
but pulled on his boots, and then started oui
to arouse whoever might be sleeping. Al
length he Joined the crowd III the lower
part OF the house.
The entire available force of the devoted
boardinghouse having now been Eatherd.
search was made for the burglars but IN the
hurry aud excitement OF the business they
Ind vanished down an alley, and the val
liant boarders, male and female, remained
masters of an unfought field. Finding all
quiet, and that the burglars had been as
badly frightened as themselves, they all
went buck 10 bed and were not disturbed
again. - LoutsOtiie Counter Journal
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22
Chats and spats from the La Crosse
Democrat.


A corporation with sole-The shoemak
er's society.
Rapid Ann is the name Of place In Vir-
ginia. She must be fast girl
Mosquitoes have discovered that it is USE
less to present their bills TO editors.
There are six Smiths in the Connecticut
Legislature. Most of them are black Smiths.
Grant never consulls with Radical sena.
tor. His insults 10 them, however, are FIRE.
quent.
Chicago negro has whipped his son to
death with rawhide. Where are the Della
ware whipping post howlerss
Olive Logan says no woman can be an
actress and retain her virtue Then that
must be The matter with Olive. She was an
actress.
short hand Bible has been printed. This
is TO give those an opportunity of reading the
good book who have no opportunity of read
ing il at length.
Jennie June says the motto Of the Sorosis
is "Principles, not Men" Principles with
out men will not keep tho Sorosls going a
hundred years longer
Sumner thinks the English newspapers
will next change him into being leader of
the Fenians. That would be greater insult
TO the Fenians than even England has yet
offered.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22
Cuba, War, Etc.

Spanish soldier who had lately returned ntin tb,
interior, says tile insurgents lin an lueie ID 4 0O0
persons monthly, and that disease ia luntiny havoc
A'nong them.
And this war, the kind of war Of which
we nave had four years experience in the
United States, which so many ol us enconr.
age in Cuba and Spain, winch senator sum.
ner and others invite, for party tonsidera-
tions merely, with Great Britain, which
many rather hope will take place as between
Prussia and France, which meets our an
probation AS between Turkey and Gtepce.
or between Russia, and Turkey, aud which
seems Tor This part of the 18th century.
rather the abnormal condition Of Society
than the teachings Oi the lrmcc Of Pence.
Ii Cuba can be 50 far independent of Spain
as to have representative government, a
lTee Slate, the abolition OF slavery. locnl
taxation, and federal representation Will
such war pay 2 Or, il Spain can hold
Cuba, as Great Britain might have held the
United States beiur denying free represen,
taiion with taxation, and such concessions
ae would satisfy an intelligent and reason
able people, Will ii pay Spain to lose g, 900
men month by direct war, and as many
more by disease WILL 1T PAY is ALWAYS
wise and practical question. The rebel
lion cost the North and West 100000 lives
and the South as many more. Did il pay ?
II cost over $4,000, 100000 IN mony and
corresponding taxes Did it pay The
JOINT war cost the country the blood spilt
upon 600 battle field-the lives of tens of
thousands OF brave sons and fathers. Ii
made thousands OF widows and tens of thou.
sands oI orphans, and cost the first and best
affections OF mothers, wives and children.
Did 1t payr The senlimenlallst says, YES :
and declares how noble il is to die or ous's
country Certainly, it is very noble to die
for ones country but isn't it just as noble
10 live for ones country 10 save lite as 10
take nl'-to restore and build up, as well as
to pull down and destroy 1t the Gospel OF
Christ is not myth, mercy and reason
moi lie,-and Tree and intelligent govern.
menl mol IA mOckerY,- then is war curse,
and its advocates blind, selfish and wicked,
one of these, or all together. The loudcsi
advocates OF war are generally those who
never expose themselves in battle,-and
those who count the cost as oil no account
ure generally tie men who either expect to
lose nothing by il, or to profit most from it,
~. Y, Egening Egpress.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22

The Boston Coliseum for an hour prior to
the opening OF the concert Thursday, was
cTammed, and the management was com.
PEELED to close the doors. The programme
comprised mainly patriotic and popular se-
lections. Parcpa- Rosa sung an ara from
"Robert,' receiving an encore. The Anvil
Chorus was given, and the original trium-
phal overture on American national airs,
introducing Hail Columbia ~ composed by
Converse ul brooklyn, was performed, The
latter receiving most enthusiastic plAndits.
The Grand Military March, performed by
1000 instruments, was timely given. The
"star spangled Banner" sung by Prepa
with Il luli chorus. was repeated in response
10 enthusiastic encores. NJ. Arbnckle's solo
ON the trumpet was applauded, as were the
other pieces. The performance closed with
singing "Old HnndIed' by the whole
chorus, accompanied BY all the instruments
and The artillery, The audience Joining.
There were no disorders nor fatalities rs YET
reported. II is estimated that 90, 900 people
were III CLOSE proximity outside OF The build
ing unable 10 gain admittance. The ball
was successful and brilliant affair.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22

ASSISTANT STREET COMMISSIONER LEWIS is, it
seems, soon to be displaced by ordinance.
Council has suddenly made the discovery that
they can have the work he is doing performed
at about fifty per cent. less than they pay him.
Why did they not tell Mr.. Lewis so, before he
resigned his Office as a member of Councili
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22

THR CUBAN JuNTA INDIoTRD.-lMPoRTAET
LEGAL AcToN.-The Grand Jury of the United
States Circuit Court for the Southern District
of New York has found true bills Of indictment
against Jose Morales Lennes, President OF the
Cuban Junta, and Jose NJ. Basora, John II.
Lamar, Jose Mora, Colonel William p. G.
Ryan; Francisco Resser and Mariana Alvarez
prominent members of the Junta, for having.
on the first of May last, begun certain mill
tary expedition against a portion of the do
minion of Spain, with which power the United
States are at peace, in violation of the Neu-
trality laws OF the United States.
Bench warrants We're issued ON Wednesday
afternoon by Judge Blatchiord for the arrest of
all the persons indicted.
On the same evening Deputy Marshals
Greig, Crowley, Turner, Allen, Christie,
Dowley and Smith, armed with these war
rants, started out to arrest the accused
Deputies Crowley and DOwley found Mora
at his residence, at No. 235 East Thirteenth
street, about eight o'clock in the evening, and
he, upon learning the errand Of the officers,
Immediately passed parcel of papers to his
wife, which Deputy Crowley Immediately took
possession Of The papers are now in the GUS
tody OF the Marshal and their contents will
probably not be made public until the accused
are brought to trial on the charges against
them.
Colonel Ryan was arrested by Deputy Allen
about seven O'Clock last evening, while stand
ing on the corner OF Broadway and Bleecker
street, and all the rest of the accused have
ther been arrested or have given themselves
up.
Jose Morales Lennes, the President of the
Junta, who lives in Brooklyn, voluntarily
came before Judge Blatchiord this morning
and gave bail in the sum of $1,000 to appear
for trial.
All the rest Of the accused either have or
will give bail before Judge Blatchford to APP
pear for trial.--M T. Post Of IAursdag.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1869-06-22

The remains OF Junius Blulus Booth, The
great ragedian, were removed Thursday
morning from the Baltimore Cemetery.
where they were buried some yvais ago, and
reinlerred III Green Mount Cemetery. The
fine monument OF Booth has also been re-
moved, and will be placed over bis grave
1t is proposed To bring the dead children
buried in Haritrd County, and with the re-
mains OF John Wilkes Booth, place them
side by side In Green Mount. The members
oil the family will be present, and the body
OF Wilkes Booth will be buried the latler
part Of next week.