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The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01
NOTICE
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PmLApELPniA, August %, 1870.
A SPECIAL MEETING Of the Vinton Fur
n mace Coal Co. Of Ohio, will be held az
the offi,ee Of the Company at vinton Furnace,
Ohio, on
Wednesday, October l2,'Is7o
at u o'clock M. for the election Of Directors
and Transaction OF such other business as may
be brought before the meeting.
BY order ofthe Board.
VIZ. Borp JACOBS, Sec'y. sepl Nv
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01

3uokingham's Dye for the whisksrs.
Price so cts.
Manufactured BY r. P. Hall . Co..
nnaIy Nashua, N. Il.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01
No Rules Necessary.

Such Is the nnvarying spirit OF earnest effort
that no rules are used 10 enforce order, or Sc,
euro dilIgent application. -. ..#
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01
Success of Graduates.

The majority OF graduates from this school
succeed better III business, In teaching, IN
any oi the professions than the majority Of
college graduates. Whyi Because students
here. pride themselves in hard work. shrk
ing and shamming, 70 generally the boast Of
college students, are here OF rare occurrence,
being prevented or corrected by the general
feeling of the school
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-09-01
Expenses $4.O0 Per Week

EKPeIISeS VF.UV tut WeeKI
Including tuition, books, room rent, table
board. washing and lghtsi by selfboarding
these expenses are often redueed tos3.0O per
week. H
DEPARTMENTS SUSTAIN'D
PREPARATORY Common Branchesj Al
zebra and Rhetoric. -
TEACH ERS-Common branches reviewed;
Training in Teaching and Government.
BUSlNESS-Fullc course IN business opera
tons.
ENGINEERING Surveying, civil and rail
road engineering.
COLLEGlATE-ScienLinc course; classical
course.
A more thorough, vigorous and extensive
course is gwen, here, in two nnd n halfyears
than ID any college in fve ycarA. and like nd
vnntagcls given in every other department.
nhese are nemOns trntrh facts.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

A MN far ina TerrItorIaI Govern
49,. = - 1,....s., n r0tnmhta
ment OF inc Dsric' y, ,.-s =. 49,,
Mr.. Cullom, OF Illinois, introduced In the
NJ. - u.,,,.,.,,o,i vea vesterdav. n hill tn
mouse oI hePIesous'' wv. 80. =, ~
provide territorial government In the Dla-
CommIttse on Tefrl.oriss. Tho following il
an abstract of the sul,
Sec. l creates IN the District Of Oolumbla
territorial government By the name OF the
"R s.s 1s % ~. sssou,,v. mower
srnor, and holds his once for four years, IN.
less sooner removed By the President, the gov
f n,,'r,t 70 be" citizen and reside within the
Sec. 9 provides for . secretary Of the Dis
triot, who shall hold his once upon the same
ssSss,oS m ss 9. ' N ne ss m
aet In his stead until another governor shSli
See Z P poV1as. ror LEGISLATURE 10 sop,i,,
OF : Council and House OF RoprsssntstIv the
Council to oousist Of Thirteen Notwithstanding
the quailasstlon OF voteTs, whose term OF
service shall oS9,Dgs iSs The HoS.s
meubSrs pousssstnr me sane al aiIaca tions
and WHO'S term on ssryios shan oontinuS two
years. the DisiEict to be divided BY spportiob.
a~sStv.sis diusS,sts for ~ rspressSiiTss CIV.
| log 10 eaoh section Of the District representa-.
sssriy A. NAV M The menbsrs Of NJ oouS-
eli aSd Honse of Rsnres awe 10 rsside IN
| the District for which, they are elected, The
and ditseuon Of the Goysfnof, but theFSsf.or
a. the OounoIl and House OF Repreae ntatIVes
shall regulate and presoFIbej provided no Sos-
sion in any enc year shall eIeeed The term OF
| forty DAYS. except the nrst session, which may
| continue sixty days.
see s declares ali male citizens Of the unitsd
bssn actual resIdents OF aid Distriot ioT 80
days PRIOR to the atat election, shall be entL-
ilsd q vote At .sid election, sna han % 81.
suaiine,tion Of voter Al All aabseo uent eisc.
lions shall be such a. shall be preserIbed by
the LsI lhS AssS5eiI' proy.5ss That no no
anv ds,srtsr ron the ANN 81 ne Initial
Stsa' noT ss{ person nho nee , nSm my
J,sft a. al ~ a yotcr A. ina a,st eIccfion ~
issS M. diS,buities have bean TeiieVed Nv
| OohRTess,
nist,iC, s - M s hs nh PoEt q, tnS
snn,istsat Win tbs tif,tion a an IinitsJ
~ III "a m,o.sd ,,nnn ~. nrons., ~ ,ho
| tTnitsJ ststes noS nan tba MAJ a. a,har
| nronsTtv ~ nnn.residsnta be faxed Nina
ma. ~ ,,.,,.i nsnsi.Iaa =, ~ nansSn,i.
| veto poweF.
| see' 4 No member Of thu Iesi.l.tIVe na.em-
| created. or ths smolumsnta iaereaaSd While
| ~ 10 . nanhst To- ~. 80, ~, an /, nIrs
lion on M fem. but thIs restrioiion sh.lf not
i ~ snnIisshIs 10 tbs eTnbsr1 ~ ths drst a.
| semkIy M ns,san holdin1 an annointnsnt
Undst tha tinftsd St.ie. shsll i. nmcmbss az
/ me s.,smhiv. ~ hnl q n, 70 nniey ths goSe,Si
sas ~ inais1.i no,-.,, n, an. nI.,r,ot
| 49, rs.t.d IN .s,,,rsna sonst y mon - snurt
noiios CON a. ma n instIes. ~ tks nesss Thr
supreme souri, 70 eo5sist Of 4 ehIsfIuStice and
ibtce assoeIate iusiioes me noliss inIrs 10
Soid NJ ofioe fos die tsrm oT faSr Te,ys STsc
Jurisdiction Of the supreme court aud probate
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

MRS. GRANTS RECEPTIONS. 4
Mrs. Grants receptions will be held every
Tuesday durlng the season, between the
hours Of Q and 4 p. m. q. aHr -...tE
sREAKER BLAINn's RRoHPrIoSs.
The receptions Of the Speaker Of the House
Of Representatives win be at his residence,
4os Fifteenth street, from to II o'clock on
each Friday evening Of the season.
MRs. BLArNE's REcErrIoNs.
Mrs, Blaine's receptions will be held every
Wednesday Of the season, between the hours
ofs and 5 p. m.
DIPLOMATIC CORPS.
Al the Russian Legation Madame dc Cata-
caEy will receive on Thursdays, from until
SPIN.
Al the Argentine Legation Madame de
Garcia VIII receive on alternate Monday
evenings, commencing on Monday, January
8, and will DO at home on Saturdays, from
. until 8 pm.
We ARE REQUESTED to state that In conse-
quence Of necessary repairs, there will be no
evening receptions at the British Legation
until special Invitations are issued.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
pROPosALs FOR PURCHASE OF RIPLED
Il CANNON, Ao.
BuEEiU o. ORbNAUeHb

Navy DHPAkTNGHT, J
WAaHn0ToH CITY, January T. $50 .
Sealed proposals. for the purchase Of 80 .pou ndeT
and ~. FOUNDER PATTott RiAea, with CartTlEoa,
Implements, and PTolOotilsS, now 90 hERd Al the
nAVy-pATds At PoTtGmouth, N. II. Boston, New
York, PhiiGdslphiG,. WIIhInEton. aud Ecrfoii,
will be Tssslysa a tbs Bureau until O'clock,
In the aggregate there arc about so Guns, 80
CATrAEesI and @,lb7 PToieolilss Schedules 10
dotAifof the articles At each yard III be fuTnahed
on Application TO this Bureau.
Bidders will state tho number Of guns, carriages,
implements, and pTojectileS they desire 70 puT-
chase Al each yard sepATAtsly, specifying the call.
bToOf gun, kind Of carriage, WHISTLER bToadaids or
pivot. and the kind Of prof. eetilea,
The guns, &c. will be delivered At the FespectIye
nayy-yaIds, and mqst be removed BY the purchaser
oTpuTehASeIs within ten days after the IsesptGnps
q his o. thsI bid. Bat no deliveries will 30 made
81 AhI article unnl tbo parties purchasing shall
have dsposlled with the pay master Of the navy.
yard the full amount Of the purchase money In
each case.
Many Of the Euna are new, Ahd all are seryieea-
BILE. Bidders will therefore Qnsr accordingly. No
offer toI these articles a. old Iron or wood will BE-
The Bureau reserves the IEht TO reject any or all
Government 70 accept
Proposals. should be indoTssd on the envelope
"PTopoaAl for Purchase Of kinsd Cannon, DC. ~
A LUDLOW CASE,
lAB-W&abt Chief Of Bureau,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
tOTIIIc1lI.1


DRrAhpMHNT Or SIATR
WASHINGTON, January n, 1870.
Information has been received at this Dc
partment from Mr.. Owen NJ. Long, the Con-
sui o. the United States at Panama, Of the
death By drowning, on the Goth day Of Sep
tember, 1909, At the port Of Attacames,
Ecuador, Of AUGUSTUS ETHRET, seaman on
board the American vessel Black Eagle.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE
WAsHIHaToH, January %, 1870,
Information has been received at this De-
partmtnt from Mr., r. NJ. Hanson, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Bremen. Of the
death, on the 7th Of July, 1862, at sea, Of
JULES FANAnA, an American seaman, be-
longing to the ship Richard W. Clans.
The legal representatives Of the deceased
can obtain further Information BY address.
Ing this Department.
DEPARrMxHr or SrArs,l
WARRINGTON, January 10, 1870.
Information has been received at this De-
partment from Mr.. D. o. Duncan, the Con-
sui Of the United States at Naples, Italy, Of
the wreck, on the 27th Of December ultlmo,
In the bay OF selerno, Of the American YES
sci Minnie Smith, commanded by Captain
Roy. No lives lost. .iTgg ..HE.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

Dlsigiet 81 Cglumbid, County ". WGIhin0tOn, q!
tTOpOlitGn Bank, do solemnly swear hat the above
belief JOHN b. BLAKE, Pfesldent
Subscribed aha sworn 10 before ne, this NH day
VI DAWSON JAMES, Notary PublIs.
W. D. Tom,
II, FERAH, Directors,
". q. hEIEEHOTT,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

WLHNaIoE, DC
/, Charles Bradley, Of the National Bank OF the
Republic do sOlem ally swear that tbs shove state
msnt Il true 10 the best Of ny knoyledEe And be-
lief OHAB. BRADLEY, CAshlsI
Subscribed and sworn 10 before NE this HIh day
Of January, 1870. "
(SiEnedJ F.CALLkN. NotATI Public
CoTTeet-Attsst; JOHN n, BRhHBs,
BAM'L NORMEHf,
b. GILMAN,
iA2s.st Directors.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
20 Per Cent. Discount.

And they farther proclaim Gad aAnouAss that I'll
nm ~ -, VII h maSsa ~ Al mash atsaisf
sacrifice.
Their stock 10 lAIEe, AID they invite early calls
70 secure good goods And rold bargains.
PersmptoTy orders have been Giyon 10 theiI en-
eeutiVs foIes 70 carry o9t strictly the ihtstsst hnd
'''u'U W BHRNEs a MITCHELL,
lAns9-sol6l NO 6told No. Market Space.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

THE REPUBLICAN MASS MEETING
AND WIN A, COOK

w AetANt INV hho AhtHhbAANhh hAAAao INV
Ing at Union League hall on Thursday even
ing, whilst City Attorney Cook harangulng
the meeting, and we heard this great Boa
ncrges, who declared himself, with charac.
teristIc modssty, Ga champion of the Re-
publican party" deliver himself Of onerof
those peculiarly coneelted, dogmatlc, sophis-
teal, demagogulcal, imperious, silly med
legs, for which he is distinguished. A good
share Of hls discourse and exhortailon was
directed at the Star aud RspTblican, soem.
ingly placing them on the same footing, SO
far as the ranting charges made were con.
cerned. OF course the Star can take care OF
itself but so far as the RepNbIiedn comes In
for the special attention Of Mr.. Cook, we
declare the assumed charges which he pre-
sumes to bring against US by calling us out
In this way, are nothing but the ngments OF
his own prolific and supercilious magma
ton.
We have made no lnyldiouS or scornful
the position Of any one who digs In the
ground, or pursues any other occupation
which may be deemed unnttractlve or other
wise but we have in our reports, when
$3.50 ~ p.s0 -. 80 ,. ~ -
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49, r.. =. =. ~
~ ~. 49,, =. -. =. -. -.
Of contractors, street commissioners, aud
the corporation ring, which, as all we'll
know, IL a distinguishing term to describe
~ :, ,s... ..,,,io-o.. tn. /. - -,
-. = ~ ~ 80, y. ~ -, =,
49, c.. a. -, r.. -. wv r. e.. y
49, - $50 a, ' $50 -iOu'
80 i,IIN - " " 'een'
81 ~o,.nas :. ~, -. 80 .op,,' "h'
- ~. 49, Wv o''' '"''
,nt" -, '''' '''''' ~ soy "''' y"
80 PU'H''
We A"'" 'Iei0 % ssr0us unuereurren'
Vi MOCK mummy IN INC Cny A''orneys
nAAe-uP' Uu' O'ei 'ui' Hi' seii anu
imPerlous why's 'o"oi 30 nis 'uAs ms peers
- eou ',i.'' W "o,N WIN uiun' III
sa.,,sO .s ~ 20 10, S.slua an' ""nVu'
oon,o9r, TO- ,ho n.o,osssr ,sN,. amu sis =,
~. - ,r,moorIo,a .LIII 40 - 80
. =. =. ~. 49, -, - 80" W A-I
~oou -'.,, - - so 'lCu. Vi 1'e'y
oiSAniAn ~ - eO"nS I'' VIM neu'e
1r' "A1' =, eouuaonso "tiVu eA-sS uinons
al our lntenlsen' Glasses anu business men
towards him' ana hence tue d"'mu' Whicn
prompts the UNFAIR and unjust comparisons
which he raises In ma speeches. between
these men ana sne lHoorins poor OF tue Guy
70 Wholn NJ ADDRESSES ms eohcei'eu soPn"'
tieal nonsense ny taAins tni' course nc
hoPos 70 ingiatiate hiinselI INTO tue soou
opinion Oh INC poorer siassssI assumes 70
DC 'neI " ,ans On i n, i0A ~
ana synpa1nies' anu 'nenee ,.o, nop'nk ~
warp ana eon1rol tnelt Pollllcal actl'i'I 60,
Anu mus no soes 'u'O 'u''e tnee''"s', va.
ms seii-aSsuhp1iono' p'nuSnO.e' sU ,i ~,
ePeeen anu tniPotioI' W." " .iu LT- ms
PeoiS' o"y ~ 800 ~ 80 ~.
e,uAs sH'' "ii ""O "''' NV '1'D'' ~ '"'
u'SsauUu' ~ 49,.
We oesh 70 'ninE 10 Hoou' ''lIo "
been allowed to stand In the places Of power
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
Carriages.

RBTABLIsHED IsA4.
II ANDREW J. JOYCE 90,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURERS,
AT AAA 45O EOuItsehth street,
RSPaihnG y al its bTanshes, An carriages lsht
ssSts foi BIswstSI o., (of bToSms' SiT.st
Rifth AVOnuS, New NoTk, IS7i.H
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

CoUGRLIE,s PRgo STORE. OPPOSITE
" Masonic Temple. Fresh goods .ftloiVed tWies
Hsek 30 stale go0ds kept
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

"EGTPT AND THE NILE. Judge Israel B.
Spencer, Of Syracuse, New York, Is to de-
liver the seventh lecture Of the Grand Army
course, in Lincoln Hall, on Monday evening
next, the subject to be EGYPT and the
Nile"
The Judge has but recently returned from
lengthy tour through Egypt, including tho
vast regions of the Nile, and through Jerusa.
lem and the Holy Land, and while on the
ground and at the places, in regard to which
he lectures, he compiled Interesting informa.
ton sufficient to Ill large volume, but
which he condensos into two lectures, ono
"at..ed as above, and the Oaher "Jerusalem
and Its Surroundings" lilo spent much Of
his time among the ruins Of Egypt, and
from his critical observations has fund Of
knowledge in regard to the art and wonder
full works Of the ancient Egyptians, and he
has been specially requested to deliver here
his lecture on egypt and the Nile"
These lectures have been delivered In the
principal cities Of the Union, and have called
forth the most generous and aattering COM
inents Of the press at every place where the
Judge has been heard.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
A APPROXIMATIONS.
HEAR
HRARIl
HEARTH

whereas he undsTsiEAsd did. on the filh day Of
DeesmbeS last, Announee through the public Press
selling their entire Stock Of DRY GOODS a. Ia
have Augmented IarIsiy u sSn;sglssss. here Jsl
remains many NoTy desirable GOODS On hsiT
whereas In order 70 effect thsir purpose, heI hsraby
hGAin proclaim and anh9paes thsi Al oooRs now
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29

THB Moo ABRAHAM AND PEABODY CASES
In the United States Supreme Court yester.
day Mr.. Merriam, counsel for MeGarrahan,
moved for writ OF ssrIiOrari to bring up GER
tain portions Of the record In his cause,
which did not appear as now made up but
upon the Suggostlon Of the Attorney Gem
eral they will DO brought up by consent.
In the case Of the Btato of Texas against
George Peabody, Judge Pasehal moved that
the return day Of the subpoena be corrected
and nxed for the nrst Monday in December
next. Il was 80 ordered
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
xEHoEPAT, ItSutt3pTo k,s
,.., sg y. sss /. . sIssEREt FfOUfF
YOUTH ANNUAL BALL

EOURTH ANNUAL DALI "A
IL oH the ~
WARRINGTON scHuBrzBs vEREIN. "a
HEw HLAoNIc TEMPLE,
ON MONDAY kyRNis0,. JLs. 81, lslo
Tisfs,i to s. hSd o. ISs mahSsTs, l.slS.h
"EOTrT Az sFy TsE sI EhIkaTUnE
,ruoI TnE 9RkknP MhH CQuRsk.
T., will dsity,T his great Lecture On the Pains
OfEsyRRso SNPS kTYogSSiHEss 4 a. s,sbgRr 81
Under the auspieos Of ne ofAud Army Of the
Doors oPsn att o'siOofi Lecture to eOAmshss
fisf.ts for Reserved sssts............. IS cents.
fteksts Of adnlssion, at the door, ..,.,..s
Reserved seats nay be procured a. the Book tore
Of hssara. PHILIP = Eolomona. jAn7s5t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
For Sale or Rent.

EURNIsHEp ROOMS FOR REHT-IE ONE OF
The city, with All the modern improyemsnts Of
Bath Rooms, water Closets, Hot and Cold Water,
lin Square. ian2s-et'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-01-29
New Advertisements.

IL duriuE the eohyeailon, Apply At Room 9, Fed.
II :" - n. 4. o'coNNBR.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12

FAILURE Or THE Ice CRop.-Thc
Eastern papers speak of tho probability
of the failure of the ice crop on the At
lantic seacoast. IN this vicinity no ice
has as yet been packed this winter. The
probability is that the country generally
will have to rely upon the northwest for
its supply next summer. The Upper
Mississippi furnishes excellent ice every
winter, and the packers of that region
have prospect for ready market. Ice
dealers ofthis city think there will not
be enough rut up here this winter to
supply the demand of the city, and that
thoy will have to look to the north for
the frozen product.-.St Louis Demo
crut
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12
Il @ @ "a e !.
sATURpAY, FEBRuARYlI2, 1870.

A
SALR-DAT.--Came oa Monday las.
and passed away more quietly than the
Frsvious enc.
The weather was very. cold and dis
agreeable, and the skies looked as if they
we're ready as on former occasion to
drape the scene in winding-sheet of
Asnow, or at any moment, to burst into a
Hood of tears, at human depravity, but
foftunately they found no occasion for
esither such expression of rebuke, and
resefscd th6ir supplies until Tuesday,
when their pent-np feelings found vent
do shower ofjoyfal r.,ia
Whether the cause Of it was to be
FUND in tho censprc Of the News, or
elsewhere, it mattcrs not, but certainly
there was a far better behaved crowd in
Town on Monday last than upon the
ZANE occasion in January. The crowd
appeared TO he matter-offact, and in for
business. Every one seemed to have
come to buy, sell, or be sold, and nut to
get drunk. OF course there were some
who were ain the spirit on SaleAday," aud
somebody wanted To fight anybody but
nobody would fight hlm, but it was al
together a decided Improvement on the
former occasion. =
The Sheriff, aud the Assignecs were
busy. and soldsabout 10,lS4 acres of laod
for about $4,000.
They were; a great many mules and
horses exposed for sale, there being about
nine .bunches of stock" in Town. About
thirty head were sold and brought fair
prices.
The lot with dwelling thereon, Amelia
st. estate of s NJ. Kcnneriy, was sold
for 500.
The lot adjoining the same, 3 acres
brought $500, and the lot corner of
Amelia and Broughton ST., one aud a
half acres brought sll5.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12
PLANTATION Bit rERS

This Wonderful yege-
table restorative is the
sheet-ancIlor of the feeble
and debilifated. AS Il
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it has
no equal among stomach
les. AS a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
tally subject, 1T is
superseding every other.
stimul0nt. III all
climates, tropical, tenn
perate Or ff.igid, it acts
as q specific iii every
species Of disorder which
ttIlOcfinAiieS iilGi BODILY
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits.
Wherever it is intro
duced it becomes Il
standard artiele---a me-
(licinal staple. 1T is to-day
the best and purest tonic,
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
Woz.lsd ~--Ess sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Gr0cel's and
Country Stores.
aug 2i o. IL
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12

The annual report of the Supernten-
dent Of Education shows that $3.50
children, between the ages of and 1S
are attending school in 26 counties of the
State. Ofthe total number, 69, 1O9 child
renare white, and lO0,711 colored There
are 381 schools with 47s teachers. of
whom, 405 are South Carolinians, and
4o are No.herners. We hupe that the
time will soon come when every child in
the State will have within his reach and
means a plain, commercial education.
Ignorance, rather than Incidence, is the
Father Of all Evil.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12

IMPROVEMENTS The march of pro-
gressiye enterprise and Improvement in
Orangeburg is still onward and upward,
Tor several new buildings have gone up
IN the last month. Mr. Treadwell has
put up a new store on Main Street which
10 we'll filled by Mr. John Davis with a
stock of goods. A few doors abuve. Mr..
NJ. Albrcclt has erected a neat shop in
which he is at work atthc shoe business
assisted by several good workmen. This
building did spring up almost in night.
Ike sthc armed men, Still though
rapidly pnt UP, the purpose of the place
isto sccnre to.i.s customers u .,oul sun.
dsrst;ndinss, aud il is well supplied with
las'a
Aud the News has been trying to
keep ps:e with the march of improve,
Insilt. We have added to our Office
"Sanetan, which will soon bo completed
IN which We expect to receive the .'sub.
stantial" congratulations of nur friends.
The room helaw will be occupied as
eonr' law Office, in which VIC expect to
SIC many client.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12

The Annual Meeting of Stock holders
of the So. Ca. Rail Road comened on
Tuesday last in Charleston.
The following gentlemen were elected
Directors of the road. w. j. Magrath,
Geo. A. Trenholm, John Hanckel, G.
Nv: Williams, Henry Gourdin, c. NJ.
Furman, L. d. DeSaussurc, Andrew
Simonds, f. j. Pelzer, B. II. Rice, RI. H.
DeLeon, Daniel Tyler, w. A. Courteuay,
Jas. S. Gibbes, Jas. P. Boyce
w. J.. Magrath ESQ has been elected
President.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12

PHGNIx GUANo.-Four unq,.auoed
ro~s yiet'ted forty pounds. and four yra-
.noed ro,os 101-beliercs 1t tie best Fer
hlixer uscd IN has section.
MERRtwETuER Co., GA,
December a. 1869.
lfes~s. IE2con, GiJJs & Co.:
: used one ton of Phoenix Guano with
the following results; left four rows
by the side of that which was guanoed
and from thcsc four unguanocd rows
gathered forty pounds cotton, and from
four OF the g,anoed rows on same soil
and cultivated alike, l gathered one
hundred and one pounds. I6clinre HE
Ph"n.r IS he best fertilizer Mat has 6cen
used IN tins section Mts gear; it stood The
dronth better than any I saw. The land
| used it on has been cleared thirty years
lit is q light gray soil I used 200 lbs.
per acre. Where used the Gaano III.
crep st'oa the d,,outh Getfer Man ,rhere
there mas noae.
Respectfully, J.D CULPEpPER.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-02-12
The State of South Carolina,
COUNTY OF ORANGEBURG.
In the Court of Probate.
Petition for Partition.

Tx Partc
ct. ux. ct. al.
II appearing to my satisfaction that Them-
as NJ. Williams, Lewis Williams and Law
renee Williams, three of the Defendants in
TINS case, reside without the limits of this
State. On motion of Messrs DcTreyille and
Sistrunk for Petitioners, il is ordered That
that the said Thomas Nj. Williams. Lewis
Williams and Lawrence Williams do. within
forty days from the publication of this order.
appear, plead, answer or demur to said peti-
tion or Judgment, pro eonfeSso will be entered
against them. TIlAD. c. ANDREWS.
February >, 1870. Judge of Probatc
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