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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1869-09-25


EUNHTURE, BEDDING. sc.
IL X WHITES Furniture Ware-Rooms.
corner of Market and King Streets, Charles.
ton, s. c., supplies many families, both.
Country and Town to their full satisfaction.
Read a few quotations from letters he re-.
ceived:
NEwBERRY, April 6, 1869.
Mr. r. wHITE-DEAR Sra: The Furni-.
'ure came safe to hand and was just as you
represented it. Numbers OF visitors have,
looked at it, and it is mach admired, in fact
nothing like it in this place. It may be the
means of your selling more here.
Yours truly, k%s#
Another from winnsboro, s. c., says
I'VE are well pleased with the suit. Send
Wardrobe TO match
And one from Orangeburg Comfy
Furniture arrived safe, and family de-
lighted"
Try him for yourself.
lie keeps CRADLES too.
Corner King and Market Streets.
i..aS--s-stS SSfts srsess4g,s4 n -A
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MoYsdo You feel with such shock
ing 100 Nssg yosss vns - =
Of some pretensions one morning TO an
old farmer.
~ feel said she old farmer, looking
at him steadily, with one eye half closed,
as if taking aim at the victim, 81 feel,
young man, as if had coat which has
been paid fSrT-aluxury of feeling which
think You win never experience"
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY.
PROBATE CORR.

''-i - tDtAI.
IL pGrie Jas. d. Jones, Guardian.
.WES d. JONES, THE GUARDIAN OF
- ohm ii. and Henrietta Livingston, gives
noti@ that after thirty days from this date,
he viii apply for final discharge from his
Guardianship.
THAD. c. ANDREWS,
aug III Judge of Probate.
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In a Bad Fix.

BTg In q Bad FIX.
& N8 Az
sEIain't got nary dime, amt, -
Amt got nary friend, me
There's nary one who S.,
Ihave,a dime to-
u m this ain't hard,
Now, I'm fsfc like .his-
Ting airy gal to hug,
eNornary wife to kiss. -
eint got nary place 10 sleep,
Nor nary place to feed,
My coat and vest have clean gin out.
And my hat has gone to seed.
FAMy breeches are oil tored behind,
And company shun,
BThbre'snsry button on my shin,
kA And pysshoes are done and gone.
Misery stares me in the face
And hunger gripes my bowels,
And as walk along the streets,
Dogs snarl at me and growls.
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I 600 REwARD.---1 WILL

Ii 4
i leVOO give One Thousand Dollars
Reward for any case of the following diseases
which the medical faculty have pronounced
incurable, that DR.. Rchau' Golden Remedies
will not radically cure. DIR. Richau's Goldcn
Balsam, No. l, will cure Syphilis in its
primary and secondary stages, such as old
ulcers, liberated sore throat, sore eyes, skin
erurtions, Soreness of the scalp, eartiicd:on
diseases and mercury thoroughly. DR..
Richau's Golden Basam, No. ., will cure the
third stages. or Tertiary Syphilis, Syphillitc
and Mcrcurial Rheumatiem, and defy those
who suffer from such diseases to obtain n
radical cure, without. he aid oftl,is me ,icinc,
which does not prevent the patient from eat
ing and drinking what they like. i have hun
dreds of certificates showing the miraculous
cures effected by these remedies Price of
either No or No. = So per bottle, or two
bottles 50. Dr. Richau's Golden Antidotc-A
safe, speedy, pleasant. and radical cure for
Gonorrhra, Glcct. Irritation, Gravel. and all
urinary arrangements, accompanied with
full directions, warranted to cure Price
S3 per bottle. DR.. Richau's Golden Elixir
de Amours-A radical cure for General De-
bilty in old or young imparting energy to
those who have led life of sensunlitv. Ii
is invaluable TO those who are anxious for
an increase Of'ian!ily. Powerful, harmless.
and speedy i'll restoring health. Price So
per bottle, or two bottles, 50. On receipt of
price, by moncycd order, rcgisi cred letter
or express, these remedies will be shipped to
amy place. Prompt attention paid to all
correspondents. None genuine without the
namc Of Dr.. Richau's Remedies, D. b.
Richards sole proprirtor, blown in glass of
bottles. Address DIR. d. b. RICHAU'S,
No 22S Narick ST., New York. Office heurs
from 9A. NJ. to Or. NJ. Circulars sent.
Aur u tf
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ORANGEBURG COUNTY,

A PPLlCATION HAVING BEEN MADE
IN by w. C. Wolfe, Executor, for leave
to prove the past Existence, Loss and Con-
tents of the Last Will and Testament of
Christian Wolfe, deceased, it is ordered,
That all persons who may think themselves
interested, do appear before me at Orange
burg on the 30th day of October next, and
cross examine the evidence which may be
produced, and introduce evidence in reply.
Probate Office, THAD. C. ANDREWS,
July 3d. 1869. Judge Of Probate.
july 81
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273 ACRES

aAYlLY TIMBERED with PINE, OAK
prSSlCKORY, ON Willow Swamp. No I'm
iT pents Will be sold OH LONG CRED
amply to ANDREWS & CO.,
-u Land Agents.
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ABARGAIN.

k;;;I ;nn SACT OF LAND CONTAIN
Haiii Ue,sa acres with good two story
thereon If Kitchen, and out houses
acres under fonN NSrom orangcburg G. II. SO
yeor Soil su,,notS0 under cultivation this
sc. Boupded ~, close. Place healthy,
q good runn;na Va NORTH by Ball Branch.
accommoda,inn @ iie'narka6lS S,,hcap place. Terms
july 24-tf E"S CO.,
hpds Agents.
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r1oN.-awhat asrarA1 ExAM1NA-

FUNNY w--.-.-
TIoN.-aWhats ssEa1AI ExAMINA-
."My name is Norv,ame ?"
plan Hills -" On the Gram
Where did You come fromt,
aFOarhe from the land where co,
unknown" -,
"Where are you lodging now ?o
u dreampt 1 dewitt in marble halls"
"Where are you going to ?"
aFar over hin and dale.D
"What'is your occupation P"
III played on harp of Thousand
strings"
-TJaAre You married?"
4Long time ago. Polly put the kettle
on. .,v, .QfH1n
when were you married ?"
"Twas twelve o'clock one starlight
night; / ever shall remember"
"How many children have you ?"
There's Doll and Bet and Moli and
Aage, ana ---E
Oh .aYhatlisi your wife's name ?" q
"Oh, no, 1 never mention her."
WAS your wife good looking ?"
"she was all my fancy painted her ?"
"Did your wife treat you badly ?"
"Oft in the Silly night"
what possessions have you?'
"Old Dog Tray"
"What do you propose to do with
himP ~
Send him to the other side of Jor-
an How How Z do you propose to make liv-
"Pull off my coat and roll up my
The judge could not stand any more
and accordingly shut him up for three
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215 ACRES

EAy1LY TIMBERED with PINE. OAK
IL and HICKORY, OH Willow Swamp,
No Improvements. Will be sold ON LONG
CRt DIT. Also
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In New Orleans is large oak tree.
around which has been built DWELLING
so that the trunk of the tree is nicely
housed, while its top completely covers the
she sYoiE .! re eccentric batter.
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IFFFE MqLE.-The mewl iz a larger
burd'than Che gnso or turkey
1t has two Iiegs 20 walk with and Q to
Kick with, and it wears its wings on the
side of its head.
It's a 4 9sttpbbornly backward about going
ioi ~ Il, ID - .losh i5t7f,nqs. SssS
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POETRY.
. - . = :. z - !. 80
Al Maiden's "Psalm of Life"

A Matden'S "Psalm OF LiIe.
Tell Is hotth idle jingle:
Marriage is an empty dream,
For the girl is dead that's single,
And things arc not what they seem.
Lifeis1rcal, ,life isearncst; Z
SiBg e-blesscdness dream;
"a aaan's thou art 70 man rcturnest
Has been spoken of the rib.
Not enjoyment and not sorrow
Is our destined end or was;
But to act that each tomorrow
- Rinds us nearer marriage, day.
asN5 sEss sa3 .ra1
- Life is long and youth is fleeting;
i.3 @ And our hearts, though light and gay
Still like pleasant dreams are beating
3aeS Wedding marches all the way.
In the worlds broad field Of battle,
In the bivouac of life,
BE not like dumb, driven cattle
Be hereine--a wife,
Lives of married folks remind us,
SWe can live our lives as well,
And departing leave behind us,
Such examples as shall "tell."
Such examples that another,
Wasting time in idle sport,
A foriorn, unmarried brother,
Seeing shall take heart and court.
Let then be up and doing!
with heart on conquest set;
Stin oontriying still pursuing,
q $And each one husband got.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-13
A Useful InventiOn-ImPrOved
Portable Fence.

Our fellow-citizen; Col. VIM. H. Trim
BILE, has invented a Portable Post and Rail
Fence, for which patent was issued to
him on the 9th Of April, 1869, and which
we think viii. recommend itself to farmers
as the neatest, strongest, most durable
and most convenient farm fence that can
be built for anything like the same
money.
At the Invitation Of the Col. we rode out
TO his residence last Saturday, and exam
ined some of this new fence, which he has
recently put up. It's style strikes the eye
pleasantly, as it is an unusually hand
some farm fence. A closer view shows its
remarkable simplicity Of construction, rem
aering it apparent that any farmer can
make it. Testing it shows that it is
firm strong fence, capable of resisting
breachv stock or the wind The oOnven-
fence in building or removing is also very
apparent. Its remarkable adaPtability to
different kinds of ground is also striking
ly illustrated by the lines we saw. They
All run ON6E- 4ELSSuAaA 6AOUAAg SS@--S -
straight and some in curved lines, and
one over the rocky railroad fill, north of
the Colonel's residence, where the angles
are fully As degrees. In all these positions
the fence appeared strong and firm.
Inquiry as to the cost, satisfies us that it
does not exceed that of substantial "wOrm
fence" The saving over such fence in
timber and ground is very great-as it
occupies only about one half the space,
letting much more sunlight and air upon
the adjoining ground, and takes only about
one-ffth of the timber, and such timber
as would not make split rails. AS mat
ter of course, the saving over other fences
with posts in the ground would be still
greater.
As to its durability there can be no ques-
ton, if pains is taken to place the bases
of the stands on thin stones, or even
properly shaped wooden ground-chunk.
If this fence meets as general approval
as we anticipate it will, the saving of tim
Der, now becoming apparent as a necessity
even in this country, and additional neat
ness in the appearance Of farms, will be
an Important and gratifying result.
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Miami University.

Gov: Hayes has nominated to the
Ohio Senate the following gentlemen
as trustees of the Miami University:
John W. Heron, W. S. Groesbeck,
R. NJ. Corwine, Dewitt T. Woodrow,
Of Hamilton County; G. N. Olds,
of Franklin county; ]. NJ. Millikin,
and J. Y. Schooner, of Butler county,
for nine years. William NJ. Dickson,
of Hamilton; J. Kelley, of Knox, and
Thos. E. Moore, of Butler, for six
years. Thos. E. Thomas, Of Mont
gomery; J. A. /. Lowe, of Ross, and
Alexander q. Young, of Butler, for
three years.
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Home Correspondence.
HilisbOro Uuion schools.

81 HILLsBoRo, o., May 8, 1869.
J.L. BoARDMAN, Esq.-Dear Sir: lam,
as you are aware, attending the Union
Schools Of the "MOdel Town." and wish
to bear public testimony to their efficiency.
I have attended three other schools of
higher grade than the ordinary common
schools, as we'll as many Of the common
schools that were well taught, but can
say that in my Judgment, none of them
equal, much less excel those of Hillsboro,
under the Superintendency of Henry s,
Doggett, Esq, assisted by Messrs. McKib-
ben, Smith and others as teachers. Ihave
not time to go into detail, at present, of
the various merits of the Schools, but
would say to any person wishing to move
''to town" for the purpose of schooling his
children; that he can do no better than to
come here. And to any young man or
young woman, who wishes to attend
school and can obtain admission, here is
the place to get a thorough, sensible edu-
cation; one that will fit him or her for sue
cessful business. The reason is evident:
Business men control and teach the schools.
say "Business education," because I
think every person in America ought first
to obtain this, and afterward, if he choose,
he can add the ornamental"
The present session of the Union Schools
will expire on the second day Of July
next. Yours as ever,
"HARRY OF CARMEL"
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The rapidity with which Plantation
Bitters have become a household necessity
throughout the civilized nations, is with
out a parallel in the history of the World.
Over i've million bottles were sold in
twelve months, and the demand is steadi-
ly increasing. Rich and poor, young and
old, ladies, physicians and elergymen, find
that it revives dropping spirits, lends
strength to the system, vigor to the mind,
and is exhausted natures great restOrer.-
1t is compounded of the choicest roots and
herbs, the celebrated Calisaya or Peruvian
Bark, etc., all preserved in pure st. CrOix
Rum. It is sold by all respectable dealers
in every town, parish, village and hamlet
through North and South America, Europe,
and all the Islands of the Ocean.
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Of Real Estate I'm
Highland Co.

Reported by Tsma Troth, Esq, Co. Recorder.
For the Week ending Tuesday, Nay II, 1859.
John King to Susannah King, 80 acres,
Hamer tp., 5000.
w. Clay to D. Utman, West half Of In
Lot No. SO, Hillsboro, $1,000.
A. Trimble to Commissioners II. c. O.,
ST acres, Liberty tp., gift.
s. Murdy to E. Bayless, frac. Of In-LOt
No. "a, Lynchburg, 500.
E. Bayless to ]. G. Bayless, frac. Of In
Lot No. "a, Lynchburg, $50.
F. Evans to A. Lynch, Part of out-Lot
No. 81, HillsborO, $500.
H. Rhoades to I'M. & A.Eubanks, In-LOt
No. I9, 20 and 5, New Petersburg, $1,000.
wv. Shepherd to Fuller q Stevenson,
In-Lot No. 76, Hillsboro, $3.50.
R. c. Russ to G. Matthews, . acres, Clay
tp., $1l5.
R. C. Russ to W. stOclwell, u acres,
Hamer tp., 500.
R. shackeltOn to W. stockwell, In-LOt
No, 4, Danville, 500.
I. Fenner to J. TrOute, 173 acres, Jack
son tp., $3.50
IN. Mock to P. Pringle, 40 acres, Clay tp.
$1,000.
i'm. Beard to c. HgtheringtOn, 80 acres
Concord tp., $500.
G. shofner to Board of Education, White
Oak tp., acre, s8S.8s.
N. Winegarduer to C. B. Miller, tracts.
of In-LOts Nos. 2ls and 227, HillsbOro
500.
T. Sheldon (Adm'r) to E. C. Dyche,
acres, Clay tp., $I36.
Auditor H. C. o. to B. R. A. Jones, (taz
deed) II 3aores, Madison, tp., $7.44.
B. t. Ready to II. Borden, 81 acres
Madison tp., $4,000.
]. Barry to Trustees Christian Union
Church, of Hillsboro, In-Lot No. 142 and
frac. of In-Lot No. I45. Hillsboro, $500.
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS an excite
ment occurred in East IrontOn, on Sun
day, by the appearance Of a mad dog.
He was soon dispatched, when two or
three more dogs were attacked with
the disease. A great many dogs
abound in that part of the city, and
they pitched in promiscuOusly on ev-
cry dog that acted strangely. A num-
Der were bitten. Twenty or thirty
were killed. Look out for mad dogs.
-TIronton Journal.
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NJ &C R.

We are indebted TO the Secretary for
a copy of the sth Annual Report of the NJ.
& C. r. R. Co., from which we gather the
following facts:
The total receipts Of the road for 1868
we're 81, ,2ss, ,O97 12-showing an increase
of 81, ,522 As over the preceding year. The
working expenses for 1868 we're $1,l176l7
S5-being an increase of $135,9II 76 over
those of 1867. The excess of receipts over
expenses for 1868, were $l7O,479 II. The
expenses of last year were largely increas-
ed by necessary repairs of track, bridges,
tunnels, &c. -.
The bridge over the Ohio at Parkersburg
is progressing favorably, and is expected
to be finished next year.
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The Hon. William Allen, formerly
United States Senator from Ohio, owns
some 1900 acres of land adjoining
ChiHicothe, and bears the reputation
of being one the most successful far
mers in the State. He is now in his
sixty-seventh year, possesses great ac-
tivity of mind and body, and stated,
a few days since, that he had not been
annoyed with a pain or ache for forty
five years. "That," said Mr.. Allen,
81 attribute TO outdoor life and coarse
food"
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HIVE Through T.
E cepted), as follows
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DFr1oArE MAcHINRRY.-As maehir

DELICATE MACHINERY.-As machinery
will not work without being fabricated, SO
it is with the human system, which is the
most delicate piece of machinery in exist
ence. and requires aid in the operation of
its different functions. Speer's "Standard
Wine Bitters" will afford that aid in a
greater degree than any ever before offer
ed to the public.
Sold by all Druggists.
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TIE ODD FELLOWS COMPANION
for May is received. This is a very
interesting and valuable Magazine for
all members Of the Order, and should
have a much larger circulation than it
has, in this vicinity. 1t contains con-
densed reports of all the more import
tant.movements of the Order through
out the country, besides a good selection
of miscellaneous reading for the family,
Terms only $3.50 a year. Published
by M. c. Lilley & Co., Columbus,
Ohio.
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~Any old subscriber who has re--ss&
m-newed his subscription for 1869, -
gg- at the regular price, 50 90 year, ~
ggcan have another copy Ofthe NEws-asN
gs-sent for one year, to a new sub-~aszl
gs-scriber, at any post Office, in Or~&Al
gs-out of the county, by paying us Sl~sszl
Gs-a additional, before the lst Of May~azl
@s- nert. All others, who may~aszl
m-renew before that time, at the reg-~9
Nsa-ular price, will of course have the-as&
Va same privilege. ~&
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sADDLERE, &c.--Our young friend, Fl. H.
Maddox, has bought out DIr. John c. Work,
one of the veteran Saddleu Of our town,
and will carry on the business at Mr..
Works old stand, on High street. Mr..
Maddox Is a good Workman and as elev-
er a fellow as you will meet in a days
travel. We say this for the benefit Of
those who don't know him. To those
who do, no recommendation is necessary.
When you want a new Saddle, or any
thing in his line, give him a call. See
his Card in another column,
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Strauss Bro.

This enterprisiDg and popular firm, by
a liberal use Of "printer's ink" " as we'll as
a fair and liberal manner Of dealing, have
built mp a large business in their line dur
ing the last two years, which is constantly
increasing. They have a new advertise
ment out this week, in which they hold
out rare inducements to all who want
Clothing or Furnishing goods. They as
sert that they will do everything they
promise in their advertisement, and we
advise ourreaders to give them trial.
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c. s. BELL, Recorder pro ten.

May 8, 1869.
Council met. Present, Mayor, Re-
corder, Councilmen Bell, Black, and
Copes.
Minutes Of previous meeting read
and approved.
Marshal Lyle was allowed one
hundred dollars for extra services
during the year 1868.
Committee on Mrs. Bells note $500,
with 8 per cent. interest from date)
for money borrowed in 1864, reported
that they were satisfied said note had
never been paid.
Report accepted.
Recorder was ordered to certify to
the County Auditor a levy Of two and
one half (21) mills for Corporation
purposes, and one % mill for Santa
ry and Street Cleaning purposes, for
ensuing year.
C. S. Bell reported that there had
been 8 cases of Small Pox admitted
into the Pest House, of which num-
ber 8 had died, and balance remain
under treatment, all recovering.
Committee of two, Black and Bell,
appointed to engage services of G. H,
Collins, Esq. to complete and revise
the 'sTown Ordinances"
w. Copes was appointed Committee
to report the best method to be adopt
ed, to strengthen the Fire Depart
ment.
Recorder was instructed to furnish
proceedings of Council, to the "High-
land News" and "Hillsboro Gazette"
for publication.
Adjourned to meet Tuesday night,
May 18th, 1869.
WASH. DOGGETT, Mayor,
N. T. AYREs, Recorder.
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wants and Fer SaIe'' Column.

HHhIs anU FOF 0stIe' COIuALll'
We have opened this cheap Advertising
department, fer the accommodation Of the
public, and given it q prominent place at
the head of the first Local column, where
it viii at once attract attention. If you
have anything to sell or rent; if you want
70 buy anything; if you have lost or found
anything, here is the place to make it
known to thousands Of people at the trif-
ling cost of a few cents. See terms at head
of column.
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Our ScHoOLDAY VISITOR. - The
following is the table Of contents for
May:
Pluck; or Steps in the Lives of the
Keene Family, illustrated; The Hum
ming Bird and the Bee; The High
way to Success; By The Wayside; The
Glad Surprise; The Senses Among the
Animals; Cruel Jim, illustrated; RAM
bles Among the Insects, illustrated;
The White or Polar Bear, illustrated;
Biographical Sketch of Alexander
Clark, A. NJ, with Portrait; Our Lit
tie Grey Mouse; On the Lookout, il
lustrated; Kitty's Doll, dialogue for
the little folks; The Three Little
Brown Brothers; Our Stairway, a
Repository of Science and Pastime.
The Other Side; Music.
$1.5O a year. Sample Numbers,
Premium Lists, &C., furnished gratis.
Daughaday & Becker, Publishers,
t42 Walnut St., Philadelphia, Pa.
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BertOIfG Ayres.

The popular GrOcers, have recently re-
plenished their stock by fresh arrivals,
and have now in store a full supply Of
Sugars, COfTees, Teas, Fish, Salt, No
Iasses, Syrups, Rice, and everything
in the Grocery line. They have taken
the agency for the Kanawha Salt
Works, and are building an addition
in the rear Of their stOee, where they
will keep a large supply on hand.
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The New York Tribune says; "The
reports of enIistmentS for Cuba In
this city are unfounded. A large
numberhave volunteered, but the Gu
bans have soldiers enough on the Island
already acclimated, and only want ma
terials, with which they are being sup
piled as fast as possible.
The Highland weekly news. [volume] (Hillsborough [Hillsboro], Highland County, Ohio) 1853-1886, 1869-05-13

SMALL Pox.-Three deaths in adj
have occurred ia town from this dis
ease, since its appearance a few weeks
ago. All were cOlored persOns-one
woman and two children. The either
cases are all cOnvalescent, and no new
cases have occurred for some time:
1t is therefore probable thatthe disease
will soon. .di sappear entirely.