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Ercren,Ion of scarlet Fever.


AnyshirG which may mitigate the Sc
verty oE prevent the spread of scarlet fe-
Yer, viii be a'leut.vely perused by parents
who have, through suErowipi experience.
become familiar with this dreadful dis
thee. We therefore give the following
suggestions the publicity afforded by our
circulation:
Scarlet fever i highly contagious dis
ease, and spr,aas from one lersun to anoth"r.
sad is thus propsgatcC IL families. towns
aud districts. II - therefore highly Gcsr;l-
b.e that every ono should understand the
I.aturc Of this disease, ana the n cans uf pre-
venting il spreddjng. It is always attend
ei with q scarlet eruption on the - ia, AMI
is mostly accompanied by sore thr.a..---
Nhenevsr children have sore threats - crup-
ton on the skin, they should BE- SCI ararCp
FROM the rest of the family until a docl
Els seen them, or these symptoms htve dis
~ lcard. Trere - every reason o. believe
I i, during tie progress Of fh.s 6is ease. Eir'
only the eruption OF the skin. Ggt every
iniug that is thrown from the body OF h.
itfected persan : heavily laden with thr
germs or seeds which are capable II ;srnua-
ssting the diseas. in smother person. The
,il>charge from tie nose and throat are espe-
c.,lIy ylru'ent Iuele is alsp reason 10 be
lieve that lie discharges from tie tUwr}s
,re the same The kidneys are frequently
dangerously diseased IN scarlet fever aud
tie secretion from tLesc organs Is also prob
Huiy highly cortnGeCu tiae pos er pl Si,fystr,-
ing the poison 10y means sd these ,relerjuus
l. not confined - their immediately leaving
The body. bur cuutiDIo l,ug atlsr
Il is un this account that hen these So
cretJons have found Their way 20 She crss
yooi and sewer. they may stili give Of pp-
s'n 70 the surrounding air. AMI s,orsuus
breathing II may become infected T:bing
these things into consideration, II viii bo
seen jhat it is necessary, II possible, 70 i p
st'oy and aunihi.ate this poison before II
leaves the room where the p-Esol Is whose
l,dy has produced it The following d.
Irctious. drawn Up by DR. W Budj, should
in All cascs he carried iutp e!Tec.
Il. The room should he cleared Cf all
reeG!ess wno'en or other diaperes hich
might possibly serve TO harbar the poison.
2 ba>ih chsrged with Chloride or
carbolate OF Sine, or some other conveIiyut
Cioiuigct7nt. should be kept constantly %
the bed f'r the patient to -pit into.
3 \ large vessel, containing water inn
!rognatei with chlnridss or with Cspdy's
fluid. should always stand in the room for
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The Cambria freeman. [volume] (Ebensburg, Pa.) 1867-1938, 1869-12-09

! GGW The sunlight that follows a
shipwreck, is not less beautiful though it
shines rpon the remnants Of the broken
bark what IS saved is so rauch more
precious than that which has been lost.
The domestic circle is always too small
to allow ofrup'ure; It is always too pre-
ciuus 70 make excusa5ie any neglect TO
prevent OF to heal disturbance. There are
enough to minister. by hints ard reports.
80 domestic unkindness and unlortunare-
~. the best, under such circumstances. are
much prone to mistake, and thus repre-
sent motives and trfea, with no direct
object, are macniiisd into moantains Of
unintentional offence. It is the same IN
social lie Lotus guard agsinstit. Deli
cate relations are Ike the polish Of costly
cutlery iawPuess corrodes. and tie rust.
though removed, leaves spot
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LADIES' FANCY FURs

favorablv lv'known FUR EMPORIUM and hlv-
ing imported = very large and splendid assort-
ment oi all the different kinds OF Furs from
first hands. in Europe and have bad them nla d.
up by the most skiilful workmen. ! would re-
specially invite my friends of Cambria and
adjacent counties to call and examine nv very
large and beautiful assortment of Fancy Furs
for Ladies aud Chidren. ] am determined to
sell az as low prices as any other respectable
House in this city. All Furs Warranted No
u misreTresentations TO effect sales.
JOHN FAREIRA
sep 3O.-4m. 7l6 Arch Street, Philadelphia
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NO. 1876 vIRGINIA STREET.
3atsreen Julia and Carolins. ALTOONA

All such goods Spices. Brushes. Wood
aRd Willow Ware Shoe Backing and Staten
cry will be sold from manufacturers printed
rrice lists, and all other goods in nv line at
Pijludelf hia. Baltimore, Cincinnati ami Pi Is
burgh current pTicrs To dealers | presrn! the
peculiar advantage Of saving them all freight
ud drayase, ~ they are not rtqni ed TO pay
ifeigh'S from the principal cities aud 10 ,frly-
age chlr@es are made. Dealers NAV rest a..
sured that my goods are OF the best quaitr and
nay prices as moderate a. city rates. Bv doing
a fair. upright business, and bv promptly and
satisfactorily f,iiuE al orders, hope - merit
ne patr, mage OF retail dealers and Others in
Cambria county and esew here Oder re
spectfuly solicited and satisfaction guar II. eed
in ali cases. THOMAS GARLAND.
Altoona. ) uly %. 1863. If.
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a y D r L " II . 81.
: a
hIER RCHRNT TAIL0i
srPrEs's BrI. pr>a. Cmroy ST. jess

Il As Jest received Isi- tz.. ans
l L Ci sHs French. L1a-an aE.
Go & rs, CASSIMEBES ard y -
and g Tai assortment Of Gen. i
Sons.
Mr Moses has been for eight Te'.'
" God. a'oI ell & Co.'S es.ab. .s.1.
desires 10 inform nis friends 1Hi ne
eriIiy thst lie has commences -i7... ~
PES : buildsag. ou Clinton >iestr
Of goods adaptei 70 The "a. an-
he Is prepared 10 make uTs 10 tle -i.l..
anu a. mode5ate prices tlr cash
teaIIon u business 20 merit 2 s.'--.
p tronaEe. and maintain rali s---.
has heretofore attended his ell
good fitting garments. GIVE .'in
JohnsIoWn, Sept. ,, leUc -ji-
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UNION HOUSE.
MOUNTAIN HOUSE, EpExsl.1-EG
NA n. p. LINTON & CO.. Pro,,

The Table is always supplied with the
choicest delicaeies; the BARiS supplied with
choice liquors, and the STABLE attended bv
careful hostlers Transient visitors accom-
nodated aud bosrders taken by TIE week
nonlh CT y@sr, - Reasonable terms. f.L2l
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lc 10. 1859. ERENSBURG, PA
NEW MERCANTILE FIRM
IN aIESETa EgETEGy

sIDWAND ROBERTS hereby gives
Sd notice to lis Old friends and custogiers
nat on 'hc first day Of July inst lie admitted
his son. GFoEGH II BURFGTs. into fun partner
ship with him in the mercantile business in
Eben>buT4 and thar Fere.t. er the iitm name
will be EDW ARD ROBERTS & son
Our stock will embrace everything in the
Fancy aud Staple Dry G .od- line. Groceries Of
all kinds, Boots and Sh0es, Hats and Caps. Of
she latest styles and Of al qualities. full line
oi Hujware, Qleen~ware, &c, and in fact
every article to be found in u wei regulated
country store.
tz5- Having enjoyed successful and pleas
ant experience OF more than twenty years in the
business at this place. and having completed
spacious edifce on High street and increased
my facilities for supplying my friends ut all
tunes anu nj the lowest prices with the best ar
iIC!es in. the market, l confidently aupeal 10
those who have 80 generously given me their
confidence and support in the past TO continue
the same measure oi patrona &c towards the new
firm. EDW ARD RORFPTS
E5crsburg, July -. 1863 If
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NAILORING ESTABLISHMENT

FsTAILORING ESTABLISHMENT
BEMOVED.-The subscriber would re-
specially announce to his customers and the
citizens of Ebensburg and viainitv generally
that he has removed TO the rev building on
Centre street. opposite the Mountain House and
adjoining the Law office of Geo. II Reade. ESQ.
and l. now MOI only prepared TO manufac ure
all goods which may be brought to him but is
supplied with fine line oil CLOTHS, CASSI-
MEltkS, VESTINGS, &c. which he will mai G
10 order in the hest style and at the lowest pri-
ceS Feeling confident of giving entire salts
faction, hope for an increased patronage in
my new location. D.J EVANS
Eocasbu-g. Jan. Il, !ss9 f.
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FAMILY GROCERIES.

such as Tea, C0fiee. SugaTs, NOlasses, SIR.
ups. Spices, Dried Peaches. Dried Apples.
Fish. Homiry, Crackers, Rice and Pear
Barley; Soaps. Candles; TOBACCO and
CIGAR Paint. Whitewash. Scrub. Horse.
shoe, Dus,irg. N&rnish. Stove Clothes aud
Tooth Brushes, aii kinds and sizes: Bed
Cords and Manilla Ropes, ana many either
articles 1T the lowest rates for CASH.
GJ- RoHse Spotating made. painted and pul
mp 1T low rates for cash. A liberal discount
made To country dealers buying Tinware
Wholesale. GEO FIUNTLFY
E1eusburg. Feb. 2S. Is67.-tf.
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HREAT REDUCTION IN PRIcEs !
~ TO CASH BIYEESt
AT TEE EsENSHURG
HOUSE. FURNISHING STORE.

The undersigned respectfully informs thu
citizens Of E5ensbu-g a4d the public gener
ally that lie has made q great reduction IL
prices to CASH BUYERS Ny stock will
consist in part. Of Cccting Purlor and tcat~
ing Stores. of the most Pol L, ar kinds Tin
caTe OF every description Of nv own man
Ufscture; Rardlrars of all kind. such a.
Locks, Screws, Bntt Hinges, Table Hinges
Shutter Hinges, Bolts, Iron sud Nails Win
dow Glass. Putty, Table Knives ana Forks.
Carving Knives aud Forks, Meat Cutters
Apple Parers. Pen and Pocket Knives il
great variety, Scissors. Shears. Razors and
Strops Axes, Hrtchcts. Hammers. Boring
Machines. Augers, Chissels. Planes, Com
passes, Squares, Files. Rasps, Anyils. Tises
WTsnches. Rip. Panel AMI Cru-s-Cut Saws
Chains cf all kinds. SEovsis. Spades, Scythe-
and Snaths, Rakes, Forks, Sleigh Bells
Shoe Lasts. Pegs. Wax Bristles. CL.thes
Wringers. Grind Stones. Patent Molasses
Ga.,s and Measures. Lumber Sticks. Horse
Nails. Horse SHOES. Cast Steel. Rides. Shot
Gums, Revolvers, Pistols. Cartridges. Puyv-
der. Caps, Lead. &c. Old Stove Plates
Crates and Fire Bricks Wei, and Cistern
Pumps and Tubing; Rarness and S4d,Ue7-u
Hare Of all kind; Hooltn and HTIlolc Ware
in great variety Carbon Oil and Oil Lamps.
Fish Oil, Lard Oh. Liuseed OIL, Lubrczting
Oil. ROsin, Tar. Glassware, PaiEts, Varnish
s. Turpenfiue Alcohol &c
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1850 ANE THlHIC, 1850
f0UJs a I1o EEE4IG, I0C0s
And a GOOD THING in EBEES8URe.
ROYALTY SUPERCEDED
The "House of Tudor" Surrendered
TO THE SMALL FkYI
NE{V STORE! NEW GOODS!
New Inducements!
Htsn ...:.. street l:: lev Prices: Prices
q. e.. T7Z
Has taken possession of the rooms on High
Street, ounce doors from Centre Street,
recently occupied by =. Il. Tudor,
iuao "hich lie has just Introduced
maUno;h assortment Of
DRY 2k DRESS GOODS,
Groceries. Hardware. &C.
consisting - ., er, tlir. and much more than
uuv aseler ~ Ills neck Of timber has
ever prero' !ei ts keep. ard every
article oi g'.ich viii be
SOLD VERY CHEAP FOR CASH!
OF IL 2,rkAo Fer c5UNrny PaoDUc.
SO DEALER KEEPS BETTFRGOODs
NO DEALER KEEPS MORFEOOUSl
No DEALER SELLS CHEAPER!
NO DEALER SELLS MORE!
TRY FRY TRY FPYl! TRY FRY!!!
Buy from Fry! Bay from F,y!!
TRY FRY IT YOU WANTFO BUY
the aaest Dress Goods at the faircs, prices.
TRY FRY II YOU W1N9'TO BUY
MusIius. Checks Cinshams Tickincs. Shirt
H-s. DeHms. Drills. jeans. Cloths Cas-
simeres. Satiuetts, Dela1ses. Lawns,
Prints, SC. Sc, and wish to get
the fail worth OF your money.
TRY FRY If YOU WANT TO BUY
Boots and Shoes for Mems, Ladies and Chill
dFen's wear. uucxcelled in quality and
now here uuGersold in prices.
TRY FRY II YOU WANT TO BUY
Hardware. Queensware, Glassware, Capets
Oil Cloths. &c OF the handsomcst
styles At the lowest figures.
TRY FRY IF YOU WANT TO BUY
Hams, Sides, shoulders Mess Pork Fish, Salt.
Lari, But er, Eggs. Cheese, Coffee, Su-
gar Teas. Soaps, Candles Spices
OF am thing else in that line.
TRY FRY If YOU WANT TO BUY
ANYTHING and everything worth buying, and DE
sure that at all times YOU viii be supplied
at the LOWEST CASH RATES.
Oh nv nv eve it Is no lie
That at the Dry Goods Store and Grocery
Just opened by A. 6 Fry,
On the street called High
hore .oI your money YOU can bay
han from any one else, far or nigh.
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= EygT2 tN5Es'a;ais 1872 q F'TH q NsAY
.5sgL1l y s
or i'ITTSBURGH, P4.,
NO RPoRATFD FOR TIE eAFE KEEPING OF
BONDS AND OTHER SECURITIES !
NO. So, FOURTH AVEAUE.
GUARANTEE RATES.

F"R A EEAa on
LEss PERIob.
Govcrnmer, and all othet1
Coupon Securities, in 81 90 per 81 coo
Guiding Bank Bills,
G0ld Coin or Bullion. - - 400
silver Coin or Bullion, % 600
Silver or Gold Piste, un-
der seal, on owners es-
innate OF iull value. and 90 100
rate subject to adjustmt
for hulk. 90 a basis Of.
Devls Mortgages and Valuable Papers gen
orally, when of no fixed value : a year each, 4,
or according 10 bulk
" iils 81 which pre- miur covers the remain
der OF the life OF the II ,ker
The Company i also prepared TO rent small
Iron Sa e. lelch furnished with Tin + \, J
side tS Burglar Proof Vault. the Renter ex
c.u-ive!Y holding the KEY thereof. az the io
!awiug rates, w: Sl5 81. $50. $50, S15 and
$3.50 per aunum. Also, to Store Book of Ac-
count Records Valuable Title p pers, &c, at
reasonable RAJ es. No charge less than 81.
Presid PHILLIPS.
Wee Preeident-HENRT LLOYD.
Dlr'ctors-WM- PHILLiPs. HENRY LLoYp.
WM. RIA, WH. NJ. LYON. JAMES | BENNETT,
BYRoS Il. PAINTER. Jos ). MoRT IsoN, GEoReK
BLACK, Curtis G. EUssEY.
Secretary and TrGrsnrer-S 2. VoS BnNN
horst. Pittsburgh, Sept. 80. 1863 3m
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Tbe cambria Fra
W." BIZ TUHL,ss,, :

= y / hNi,SDAY N0a-
~ ESeHsbufg caab5 "a.
II fh= to'logtHg ra.,s ,.a,-I, 2
months from da.s : So y, 'l'
tnc copy, Que year,
Dnc copy, SIX InaGtis
One copy. three nantts.
Those wh" fail to lay tf.e.-
GntiI after tie expj5s.j.r ~
be charged Al TIE rtts of a. ,.'-
and those who f"is u psv arrs !.
pir"tiou Of twelve months eir.,..5. Is.
the rate OF So 90 per yer. "
Twelve numbers coa4.tra
twenty FIVE, SIX r,autls. er4s.
one year.
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Oh my nv eye , it Is no lie
That 1T the Dry Goods Store and Grocery
Just opened by A 6 Fry,
On the sireei called High.
hore :oI your money you can buy
I han from any one else, far or nigh.
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GEO {. X ZAHM,
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10
THE VAR IN CUBA.

HAVANA. July 9.-Tbe troops under Valma'
seda have captured the rebel entrenched camp
at Nasua, together with the powder mills and
quantity Of war material, forming a complete
arsenal. ;-<.: e,fa Z:
Oaptain-Geueral De Rodas has issued pro-
olamatlon closing all ports on the eastern end
of the island zIoept sagua, Caibarien, Nusvl-
tas, Gibara, Baracoa, Guantanamo, Santiago
de Cuba, ManzanIllo, Santa Cruz, Trinidad and
Clensuegos. Vessels and their crews, il armed
and engaged in bringing flibusters to Cuba,
are declared pirates. ...,...
WASHINGTON. July 9.-The Cubans here have
received the following advices from Nuevitas,
Puerto del Padre and Los Funas, to June 26:
ssThere has been no movements Of decided
character is either district. The Spaniards
have been reinforced at EueYitas and are thus
enabled to retain possession OF the railroad
from that city 70 Puerto Principe and give sue
COZ to the garrison Of the latter named city,
which il threatened BY the Oubans under Que
sais. In the Puerto del Padre District there
havebeen several skirmlshes. The health OF
the Gnbsn army is reported to be very g,od.
andit isrsprdly increasing in numbers and
Effectiveness. There is great arxlety to know
the views Of the United States Government
and the position it will occupy in the contest
The Navy Department has advices that Lu-
peron with his gunboat, the TELEGRAPH, is mo-
testing American vessels IN the caribbean sea.
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aTMARENGU.-F h v E r AND AGUE
c1rRE, TONIC, FEVER PREvENTIvE-Tnls val
nab preparation has been IN private use for many
ye1rs and through the persuasion Of friends, VINO
have us ed il with The most beneficial results, the
PROPRIETOR has been induced TO offer 1t to the pup
liz II ia war; med to cure CHILLS AND FEVER
of however long standing, removing the cause and
entirely eradicatIng ills effects from the system. II
will PURIFY TIE BLOOD, strengthen the dtSes-
tive organs induce m appetite, and restore the
pa,ent to perfect health. 1t us purely VEGETABLE
prepara,ion, and SO harmless that colioren OF ai'
aces NAV take II with safety. As tonic MAaENuo
IN. no superior and for debility arising from Inc
oeacis or fever or from other cause is Invaluable
few doses is sufficient TO satisfy Inc mos' Az.
crcdulous sufferer OF its virlue and worm. an
who try one bottle of MAREn 60 will be 30 mucn
n.eased with effect, that hey will readily en-
doris. It. NO HUaBUG. For evidence OF lis en-
cacv and value, refer to MARkNGo circulars. which
oon,o;n csrti6ea,es of we'll known and respectable
cinzeus.
MARENGo Is genuine Southern preparation,
tho nronrietor and m ,nufacturer ing native and
p s,dsnt Of Charleston, and it is fully guaranteed to
Give complete and universal satisfaction.
NO HUMBUG. TRY 1T.
For sale by all Druggists. and By DoW1E d
NOISE, corner Meeting and Hasel streets; GOOD
BICh. WINEMAN q CO.. Hayne-street, and g. j.
IuHN Druggist, Agent OF Proprietor, corner o.
King and John streets. Charleston, q. c.
June D&e 'us'
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Spffial Nptifes.

@sTATE OF SOUTH G A B OLIN A
MARLBORO cOUNTY.-1N RQUITY Y-PRENTON
co, INaToN AND WIFE Vs. HENRY G. LEGGETT
AND WIFE, ET AL-BILL FOR PARTITION, IN
JUNCTION AND RELIEF Notice is hereby given
in obedience to an Older made Id the above stated
case, that the chi'd 'dren of EBENEzER " THOMAS,
or their heirs if any such there be- aIe hereby re-
ouired to establish before me, at Bennettsville, s.
G., on or before the FIRST DAY OF JANrARY
next such relationship and thei. rbt to the fund 10
question in above stated csc; and on their failure
so 10 do, to be deprived and forever barred OF oil
right, title or inierestil the same.
ID. Mc2OLL, Special Referee.
June u sonos
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THINGS IN THE MOUNTAINS.
Newberry College Comnencement-The
Order OF Exercises-The Weather and
Crops-The Fourth and the Circus.
lEaoN AN OCCASIONAL coRREsPoNpENT.

lFRoN AN OCCASIONAL CORRESPONDENCE
WALHAILA, s. c., July z, 1869.-The Tti
June being the end OF thu session OF Newberr!
College, situated at this place, and OF which
Rev. Professor J. P. Smeetzer is president
public examination of the several classes wal
held. The examination was largely attended
by the citizens, and all we're fully satisfied tina
both teacher and pupil had done we'll, ane
deserved great credit. The order Of exercises
was as follows:
BaccalauIeate address by the president, june
~. .
Examining Collegs Department, June %.
Examining Preparatory Department, june
20. ~ sr5
Exhibition Diagnothian Society, June 2s
evening.
Exhibition Junior Class, June 80, evening.
Conterrlng Degrees, July 1st.
opened with prayer by Rev. ". S. Bowman; ther
followed the addresses:
erhe Useful and Beautiful, by G. A. Hough
"Honor and Shame from no condition rise
Act we'll your part, there all the honor hes,
by e. W. Bellinger.
"Eloquence." by s. P. Hughes.
Speech Of Emmett" !" by D. P. Werner. :.
"The land we love and her honored dead,
by E. A. WIngard.
July 1st, Degree of Bachelor OF Arts was con-
ferred on J: E. Housea.
|. "If, at first you don't succeed try, try
again. by j. E. Houseal.
;'Are the honors Of . general to be preferred
to those OF statesmaD.'
AfGrmatiye-iS. s. Rahn.
.Negat,ye.Z. ". Bedenbough.
"a Benediciion, oy the President. IN,
The exercises OF the Junior Class opened
,r;th ,,ro yoy hu Rav II, Roinost Then came
the following addresses: ....I .... -.
"The March of Mind" )" by G. P. Boozar.
s'Water, it's Usls, Importance and Power,
by D. B. Busby.
"rrue Greatness, /" by 8. s. Smeetzar..
ssThe demand OF our country at the present
time" by w. 8. WIngard.
Benediction, BY the President.
F. The Primary Department also did well: -an y
fact everything proved satisfactory, and 1t
could be seen that the teacher had net been
We up here in the mountains forgot alIe-
igether about ths 4th Of July, not that we are
20 disloyal as not to pay any attention to 1t,
for We have few OF the loyal sort amongst rs;
but this man, Colonel Ames, with his circus
and the elephants came along, and showed bis
performances for seventy-five cents piece, 30
Won see that kept the 4th Of July from our
miads. Everybody was talking about the 'bie
show" two weeks before it came, and we conld
not think about anything else or We might
have bad big speech. barbecue or some other
klnd Of burrah. The circus drew very large
crowd, and Notwithstanding the high taxes,
hard times and scarcity OF corn, the crowd
Of colored folks was llrger than at any time
since the Union came in.
We are beginning to suffer for rain. A good
shower would bring ont corn and cotton very
much. Corn is worth at present one dollar and
th1rty-five cents per bushel. Il
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-07-10
SpffiaI notiess.

sSsTATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, MARL-
BoRO coUNTY-IN lQUlTY-MARY g. s. JACK
SON, ADN'x.. vs.. HUGH JaJKsoN. Rr A--BILL
FOB PARTITION, &c Notice is hereby given, in
obedience to an order made in the aoo:e stated case
that the next Of kin Of WILLIAM J. JACKSON, de-
ceased, living at the dime Of his death, or their heirs
at law a-d legal representatives, besides HUGH
JACK ON and ELLA, Jackson, are requested to
establish before me such relationship. ct Bennelts-
Vile. y. c., on or before the FIRST MONDAY OF Az
ousr ne,t. p. McGOLL. Clerk.
Inne 20 stuth lmo