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The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09
old Dls. HEATH'S

Many Yeas experience IN curing Caiarrh, con-
sumption, Dyspepsia, stpssion, plies,
disease Of the Liver. blood, skin, and
urinary organs, disclosed the START.
ing fact that the majority Of them were caus.
ed by and could only he cured After curing them
Of seminal w~akness. Inhalation, cAusiics, iron,
alma, cubsbs, bachu, injections, and the ordinary
remedies had proved worse than useless.
The Cairo daily bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1870-1872, 1870-12-09

dyspepsia, headache,
sundice, costiyeness,
fick headache, chronic
|liaTThma, affections Of
the bladder, camp
Fiysentery,,, affections
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Sheriff''s Sale.

s. .
DY virtue Of sundry Wrts of Fleri Fac;as 10 me
- directed will sell 10 the highest bidder. with.
in the legal hours of sale, before the Court House
door, in Walltlln, s.. c., saleday In May
next the following property:
One Tract of Land. situated in Oconee Co.,
on waters of Ramsoy's Greek, containing 400
acres, moro or less, adjoining lands of David
Dickson and others also one other Tract, con.
tanning coo acres, more or less, adjoining lands
of John Dickson, Joseph Rohe, and others,
levied on as the property of Lewis Werneckc,
at the suit Of Rvbt Maxwell.
One. Tract Of Land, containing 335 acres,
more or less, adjoining lands Of Mrs. Steel,
Simpson Abbott and others levod on as the
property Off. L. Shanklin, at the suit of Wm.
NJ. Jones and others.
One Tract of Land, on waters Of Oconee
Crock, containing 20 acres, more or less adon-
ing lands of David Duncan and others also,
one other TrNct, adjoining the same j. w.
Rogers, Mrs. Moody und others, containing 1855
acres, more or less, levied on rs the property of
A. D. Rogers, Mt the suit of S. 9. McWhorter
and l.. N. Robins. 1@
Two Lots in the town Of West Union con-
tanning one.half acre each, adjoining each other,
Joseph Callas, Jacob Schroeder, and others.
levied on as the property of Reese NJ. Hunni-
cutt ut the suit of A. Robins.
. TERMS CASH. Purchasers to pay extra
for titles and stamps.
JAS II. ROBINS, soc.
April 8, 1870 25
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FOR THE GOVERNMENT. or THE
Y ( TOWN OF WALHAAhA FOR af}
THE YEAR 1870. ~. ty-@.

ST. iIitching Horses, Mules or othbr animals
/ to my shddo treo or hnco, on Main Street,
orfahy tcncc on any side or cross street in the
town. "a prohibited, under penalty Of Five
Dollars line, and the Marshal is Authorized to
Ftake ihto Custody any animal hitched in viola.
ton OF this Ordinance, nhd keep the sauc until
the. fine Is sraid 80 ~ .,I
Street is prohibited, under a$iikc' penalty ae
3rd. No person shall be ,allowedt to obstruct
tho cross streets, with Wood Wagons or Bug.
Ses, 80 that there is not lcast ten feet clear.
4th. Running Horses on Main Street for
money or amusement. is prohibited, under q
penalty of Twenty Dollars for each offence
9th. Any person firing guns OF pstosiin the
eofporatInn. between tho streets known as
Five. Dollars for each offence. "N
9th; All places OF bust,icss or amusement
shnuld DE closed on the Sabbath Day.
7tll. Every porson, owning house in town,
are required to keep ladder of sufficient
length to reach the.top of the house. ,i 81
9th. Ahy pc:. IN running wugons on tho side
walks shall pay One tollar fine. ,I, 4,
9th. All piles of Lumber or Wood, Bales o.
Cotton, old Boxes and other distractions, shall
10 removed from .l.e Side wl.iks on Main Street
10Th. All persons, keeping Powder are re
CURED to store all over one kcg Of j25 lbs, in
the magazine built for that purpose. The at
tention of parties interested is called to the
Charter OF this town as amended by the last
Legislature.
18th. These Ordinances shall take effect i'm,
mcdiatcly after their publication.
BY order Of the Council.
JOHN ANSEL, Intendant
w. M. WooDIN. Clerk.
April %. 1870 o7 3t
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Pickens Advertisements.
SCH DOL MOTH CE.

3 \ PUBLIC MEETING Of the voters Of the
Ia various townships in Pickcns County
will lie held on the Sd day of MAY next, at
the following places. for the purpose Of elccting
three School Trustees FOR each Township, viz !
l.. pckensvillo Township, Mt Il. +. IIol
combe's, y. Gricc to preside.
2. Salubrity Township, at Abnor O'dcEs.
3. Garvin Township, at Gaines Shop, j. N.
Arnold to preside.
4; Easlcy Township, ut John Towards, j..
j. Herd to preside.
g.. Pckens Court House Township, at Pick
ems Court House.
G.. Dacusvillo Township, at B. +. Morgan's,
B. /. Morgan to preside.
7. Pumpkintown Township, at j. A Bates,
j. A. Bates to preside.
8. Eastatoc Township. at Eastatoe Church,
Dan'l Winchester to preside.
D. +. BRADLEY, Ch'rman,
w. Il. IIOLCOMBE,
+. A. MILES,
Board of County Examiners.
:. N. B.-Board meets at Ptkens G. H., Cd
Monday in June next
April %, 1870 az s5, 2t
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SS g g svs . = y

To THE WORKING CLASS.---We nre now pre-
pared to furnish al olasses with constant epptoy-
ment at homo, tho whole of tho time or Tor Tho
spare moments. Business new, light and pr6fta.
bic. Persons Of either sex easily earn from 800.
TO SIS per evening, and a proportional gum by do.
voting their whole tme,t the business. Boys
and g'rlsiearnS noarly as n,6oh as men. That oil
test the busints So, wo mako this unparalleled offer
TO, such ne are mot eatisfed,We wiz send s / 10
pay trouble Of writing /, Full pert ticilars.
q ayalpabl6 safnplo, whloh VIII do to commence
work on, and ac9py of deerarV to,ss
panion.ofc Sf' The las,5est ard best family news,
sf you vert n,snent. pro- tabiS work, address
NILE u "a agqFte, Maine q IS :,
Jan, 81, 1870. IS =, i, ftS 81. 81 sni s.
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Sherif's S Sale.

nf virtue Of sunfry Writs Of 'F;rri Facids to me
~ directed. ! will sell to the highest bidder at
Pickens c. H., on Sacday in May next, the
following property, to wit:
One Tract of Land, situated in Pickens Co.,
lying on both sides of Brushy Creek, containing
100 acres, more or less, adjoining lands of H.
G. Briggs, Brhdwell Day and others, 1.-THE
Homestead to be set off before day of sale,
levied on as the property of Aiken & Gillian,
at the suit of w. A. Clyde.
One Tract of Land situated 10 Pickens Co.,
on the waters Of Prather's Creek, adjoining
lands of John OBriant, Bailus Stephens and
others containing 80 acres, more or less, levied
on rs the property of Bailus Stephens, Mt the
suit OF Sarah A. O'Brant, widow, for Dover.
Terms CASH. Purchasers to pay extra for titles
and stamps.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.r.c.
April 8, 1870 25
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+ KOSESOO.---The Norfolk Daily. Jo,0mal
Of Dec. III, 1860, snys: This medicine is rapid.
ly gaining the confidence Of tho people, and tho
humorous testimonials of its virtues, given by
practitioners ofmedicine, leaves no doubt that
it is safe and reliable remedy for IMpURIYY OF
THE BLOOD, LIVER DISEASE, &c. -
Tho last Medical J6tt71,hl contains an article
from Prof. r. s. Newtoa, M. D., President of
the Medical College, city Of New York, that
speaks in high terms of it's curative properties,
and giyesn special recommendation of koskoo
to tile practitioners Of medicine This IL, We
believe, tho first instance where such medicines
have boon officially endorsed by tho Faculty of
any ofthe medical colleges, reflects great credit
upon the skill ofsDr. lawrence, its conpounder,
and also puts "Koskoo" In the VAN Of all other
medicines Of the present day.
March 4, 1870. 20hs%t Fh 6m
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List, OF a rrivalS,

+At Bicma,m's Hotel, for tie ,ccch ending
Tucsdow, Ipru 26, 1870:
Vol. Jas. p. Low, ". r. Toyt. Columbia; Ru
fus S. Hill, r. Gndd and wife. V. NJ. Frcks D
II. n. r.. Il. S. Porcher, Seneca; w. a Lay, T.
a. Tate, Perryyille; =; L. G. Roane, A. II. Roebuck
Elbcrton; N. G. Altman, Franklin; NJ. Fincan
mon, Clayton; a. II. Horton, Salem, N g.; Cen
j. W. Harrison, Anderson Heinrich sparn;ckc
Charleston; W. IT, d. Gaillard, B. Frank Sloan
Pendlc:on; II Il. Jones, Baltimore; a. r.. Cobb
Grecnyie W. X. Smith, Ncwberry D. NJ. IIar
ris. Richmond, va. Philip II. McGran, John S
McGrua, Harrisburg, Pa.
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"A IIoRRIpLE Story. ~ Commissioners Par.
kcr, of the Indian Bureau, has, received a
letter from General Alfred Sully, Superin.
tcndent of tho Montana Indians, III whfck ho
reports that The ravages mado by smallpox
among the Gros,. Yenttes and Assiniboin
tribes havebeen ID; ;gtoat as 10 almost exceed
belief BY General Snlly's letter, it appears
fhat, since last September to tho ist Of
february, when tle s65aM. M.pox broke out
among THO Gros> Ventfes, Ssllero have been
TAI deaths, which leaves only ubout 1900 of
this nation alive. NV Iat inake this caiamity
still more to be deplored sSis that, Of all the
Indians in Montana, thefmost friendly towards
the'whites, and5among the Indians most dis:
posed toaccept civilization, are The Gros Vcp I.
tres, and they have suffered torribly. am
informed thatat ono time deaths at the agency
were go rapidsthat the feW. men there could
not dig grilyes fast enough, .phey had to
fill up the ice near the forts with the dead
and then cover them up. It was fortunate
that the weather was cold, otherwise it would
have been necessary to abandon the Agency,
1t further appears that, when the disease was
at its height, those suffering from It would
prevail on their friends to carry them FROM
their huts into tho open air, where they
would crawl to the river side and remain for
hours immersed in the ice cold water. The
consequence was that many took cold from
tbo exposure and died in frightful torment.
Others committed suicide to escape further
suffering The locuity of the cu,np was
hnade known by the cries of the, sick, which
could be hoard long way of. Under the
superstition common among the Indians when
grcatly afflicted by disease, one of their med-
cine mon was killed to propitiate the offended
deity. The scene, for long weeks, was ap.
pallng in the extreme, and it was only
through the cxcrtions of tie physician and
tho few citizens employed for the purpose that
tho ravagos of the disensc where ohecked.--,
The late aption of the Commissioners in send
ing out an abundant supply Of vaccine virus,
tits thought, will prevent the recurrence in
future Of such terrible mortality among all
The tribcs.-Ncv York World.
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Special Notices.

The GREATEST REPUTATION Is OFTEN AN EN-
DARnAssMEST," but the reputation of the value of
SUMTER BITTERS has become go extended as
to prove benefit TO suff, ,ring mankind.
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A Wrong Impression CORRECTED.

Many persons believe that thero is no value in
anything tina does not come from 'plc North"
How humilaing However,, this impression is
being gradually corrected. 1t is now admitted that
no remedial gent has ever been discovered, North
or South. that possesses, in so eminent degree,
the power Of cradicating from the system all foul
dstcmpcr, rs DIR. TUFTS SARSAPARILLA
AND QUEENS DELIGHT. The secret is, IL as
siss nature to do this through its o,ou channels 1t
is composed of vegetable substances nlone, every
one Of which grows on Southern soil. II is the
BLOOD PURIFIER OF THE AGE.
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PArRoNIzE HOME ESTERpRME. Mr., P. p
Toalc, whose advertisement appears in another col.
umn, has established on firm basis, in Charles
ton, the largest and most complete manufactory of
doors, sashes. blinds. &C.. in tho Southern States
Having advertised literally during the past year.
he has secured large custom, extending as far
hs Alabama, and lie has thus been enabled to put
forth printed price list which defes competition
Every person who cont mplntos building or repair
ing should write at once for Mr.. Tonle's .pricc
list. April 22-lm
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LATEST QUOTATIONS
OF
SOUTHERN SECURITIES

IN CHARLESTON, S. G.,
Corrected Weekly by A. G. KAUFMAN,
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.
APRIL 30, 1870.
STATE SECURITIES South Carolina, old, s56a
-: do new, 7o@--; do, registered stock, cx int
--@sc.
charleston. s. c., Stock, ex or INT, -(S57; do,
Fire Loan Bonds, -@76; Columbia, 8. c., Bonds,
-@70.
KAlLnoAp BoSps- Blue Ridge, first mortgage,
S5@-; Charleston and Savannah, -GD70; Char
lotte, Columbia and Augusta. -@874; Cheraw
and Darlington, --@86; Greenyille and Colum-
ria. 1st mort, 300; do, State guarantee, 600
-; Northeastern, 800; Savannah md Charles
Ton, 1st mort, 600; ) State guarantee, 7b0
=; South Carolina, 100; do, 10; spartanburg
RALnoAD STocKs-Chnrlotte. Columbia and
Augusta, -@960; Greenville and Columbia 90;
Northeastern, 90; Savannah and Charleston,
$50; South Carolina, whole shares, -@46;
ExonAsGg, &c.--New York Sight, off par !;
Cola, 1l13@11S; Silver, 106@1os.
SOUTH CAROLINA BANK BILLS.
*Bank Of Charleston ID
*Bank of Newberry Cd
Bank Of Oemdcn 800
I}hnk of Georgetown So
Bank Of South Carolina So
Bank of Chester Co.,
!. Bank of Hamburg 2GG---
n Bank Of State of s. c., prior to 1881 56@-
= Bank Of State Of s. c., issue 1851 nm. f.
= and 1869 s5@-
@ *Planters' and Mechanics Bank of
*People's bank Of Charleston ID
Union Bank Of Charleston -(D-
&Scuthwestern Railroad Bank Of
Charleston, old O.
Southwestern Railroad Bank of
ChGflest0il, neW r: - --M.-
$tae Bank ofCharleston 26-
Earnfers' and Exchange Bank of =
Charleston !S~0 - Mst.ta .s-MA
Exchange Bank OF; ;Cok,mbi. n = ID
Commercial Bank Of Cofu.hbia = 1&RsA
Merchants Bank Of Cheraw, 2G
Planters Bank of Fairfield : = 2M
Stoe Of s. q. Bills Receivable mr. h
City Of Charl, ,ston Change Bills L : par y
*Bills marked thus (x) are boing redeemed At
the Bank Counters Of; each. VI ~; q gIs7S
March 18, 1870 l,;s ,.gS "a 1v
!
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For Sale in Walhalla by W. J. & J. f.. NEW.
LIE, DR A. E. NORMAN, and Dealers gene.
rally. G E5. i.n VI
BtS" BY recent decision of tho Commissioner
OF o.. Internal oReyenuo, any person oan sell these
oi'crs without retail l'lu'r Dealers icence.
April %, 1850 ,ss &, % Nv
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WnihalI.l Chapter, No. 9s, IL. A.. M.
A REGULAR CoNvoCATIoN Of Walhal.
Ia Chapter, No. %. r.. A.. NJ, will be hold
at their Hall, in Walhalla, on MONDAY, the
3rd day Of May next, at candle light. Com
.panions will be punctual in their attendance
BY ordor the Chapters; 4, F
K0BT. A.. THOMPSON, sec'y.
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Blue Ridge Lodge, No. %, A. II. M.
A REGULAR COMMUNICATION of Blue
Ridge Lodge. No. 90, A.. F.. M will DO
held on SATURDAY, Mag 7th, at o'clock,
p. M. Brethren will take due notice, and
govern themselves accordingly. E
+. BY order oftho Lodge ,.
WM. K0RBER, scc'y.
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Church Directory Walhalla..f

hutheran Church, every Sabba.n. +; e i. .s's%
8. A.. NJ, Sabbath School.
8sP. NJ. ,R.v.} pr Smeltxcr.,
Methodist Church. !,
Ill A NJ, 1st Sab, Rev. Mr.. Morgan,
- Pm, -" Union Prayer Getting
y IL Am; ;,s2d{t Roy. ,Mr. Crimos. = =
s. 3P. - 81 Rev. ID. Turner.
~ II A. MI, Sd Rev. MI. Saith.
4. s. II $I.s ~ q Sgssss 81 tss&su y
III s, 4thi &; Itoy. Dr. Turner.
;s@ ; sssssis, So ~
College Ghappol s q y; 81 Issi
Up. N S;I1'harsdasS, Dr.. snsitsor !.
P@My Saturday, Circle e Pray srt..a /
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60 M M E r CI At

.-------
NNw YoRK April 25.--7 2. M.--Coton firm ;
sales 2,oDO bales -middling uplands 234 Orleans
24. Gold l34@l3s. Governments strong and
Notive. Soutllcrn's fell off, and closed fraction
lower.
cMAnLrsros, April 25.-ootton quict-mid-
ding 22@22l sales 100 bales receipts 652 !;
stock 9;848,
.AuGusrA, April 26.--C Cotton unchanged and de-.
fnand fair; sales 3l8 balos-niddling 2la ro-
ceipts 258.
uplanas llS ; Orleans 1l]al14 sales $4,000
bales; export and speculation 1000.
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Dissolutio,,.

rT,1IE FIRM Of osrENDoRFF & ANsEI
Il is hereby dissolved by mutual CONSENT
All contracts Of the late firm will be iiquidated
as soon as possible by Mr.. j. H.. osrsapoarr ),
at once, or their accounts VIII be placed in the
hands of on officer fol. collection TsSt
J. HENRY OSTENDORFF, 81
MARTIN f. ANSEL.
Thankful for the liberal custom Of the com.
munity, ] shall lie very happy to meet mi, ,frien3s
at the late stand of j. c. Carter, near Biemann's
Hotel. ever ready and willing to serve them.
for CASH Or BARTER. ~ 49,. ! :. +
Walhalla, April III, 1870 So as1SAi $
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!. IL "a. * i, 81!

$5Se TRsAsuRER's OffrcE. OcoSss CotNTY. u. y y
n !'i Waihdlla. March 8il,, ] s79..' ;S A.
fAN Monday. the l4th f;of, March inst, nv
" books will ybe 2pey, as rag Office In tho
Court lonse, tho col tion &c State, County
and Poll tax. for the .fse al Scar 1880, Total
rate, PEI cehtsa, Of taxation fSr State purposes,
i've mills.oh tho Stollar. Total rats per ntnyn
for Cpnnty fnosess three ini Ills on slV dollar
Poll tax onssd oslst tsxes TINT are snSs
spaid by tho 70 &C prii. ]. there win DO
DAYl AM, fsisS, Il, &,
Cointy TraasQfer. ~
March 81, 1870 81 5S ~ I
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fAGilssACULH2s}R Al, y {
NEcHA NIcAL AND ,MMTGR4N7
@ ON We M III @ mi

II nELEGATES to this Convention, who have
~ been invited under the call of tho South Car
olina institute, will be called to order at the
Academy of Music precisely at IL NJ. on 3d of
MAY, proX. M
Delegates will please report TO the Committee
OF arrangements, who will be in waiting at the
Committee Room on the second floor of Academy,
On Monday, I'd May. from to q p. NJ, and en-
Tuesuny, 3d May, FROM half past to Ii A. NJ,
when cards of admission and badges will be issued.
Members Of the Convention will occupy the Par
quet exclusively.
Reserved seats have been arranged for the For.
eign Consuls. ; a II !,
Citizens who have been invited to seats on the
stage will please present their cards of atmittancc
nj the entrance OH Market street.
Tho doors will be opened for visitors at half
past 10 "A. NJ, who will be admitted on present
ing their cards of invitation to the ushers.
delegates to this Convention will please note
that NIL tho Railroads of the State, proper md
tributary, also the Steamers EMILE, DICT aTOR.
CITY POINT and PILOT BOY, will pass them to
the Cont ention for enc farc, full fare to be paid
coming TO, and free returning from Convention on
presenting certificates OF attendance from presid-
ing officer 70
". G. VARDELL ! Committce
JAMES r. WELSMAN of
JAMES S. MURDOCH, Arrangements
GEO. H. MOFFETT South Carolina
G. &. TRUMBO, Institute
April 20, 1870 2s II
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bay A crazy woman named Marsh, cut
the throats Of her four children and her mo L..
er, in Baltimore, on the 22d inst
Keowee courier. [volume] (Pickens Court House, S.C.) 1849-current, 1870-04-29

nea- Dyspcptics should take the Golden
Eaglo Bitters. 24-1m
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LAND FOR SALE

THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA.
IN COMMON PLEAs-pIcKENs COUNTY.
Jesse Crcnshaw
vs: Bill for Par'n, &C..
j. G. Hendricks, ct nj.
N OBEDIENCE to the order of Court in
l. this case, will sell. to tho highest bidder,
ut Pickens 9. H., on Sale Day in May next,
THE TRACT OF LAND,
Described in the proceedings in this case, con-
tanning ONE HUNDRED AND THIRTY. ONE
ACRES, moro OF less. and adjoining lands of
Jesse Crenshaw and others.
TERMS CASH.
JOAB MAULDIN, s.pc.
April 8, 1870 25
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Final Settlement.

The State Of South Carolina.
IN PROBATE couRT-PIcEESs COUNTY.
Richard Redman and wife. Petition
Melinda Rcdn,an, for
svs. Partition Snle
Lewis Reese ct. al. &c.
I appearing to my satisfaction that the De-
IL PENDANTS in this case, to wit. Lewis Reese.
Robert Cunningham and wife, Visa Cunning.
ham, John Mngers and wife, Milly Ann Min.
gcrs, John Tate and wife, Ellendrr Tate, Ran
som Reese, John Smith and wife, filender
Smith. are absent from and beyond the limits
of this State, on motion of 1lagood, Pro Pet
1t Is ordered That the said absent defendants
Go appear and plead answer or demur to Com.
plainant's snid Petition, within ninety days
after publication horeof or tho same will be
taken pro confcsso as to them.
I. II. PHILPoT, rJ.pc.
Probate Office, Fob. IL. 1870 ls-3m
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81 BUCKEYE Z I,ss
shuttle, Sewing Machines.

fINIIH UlSDER RSId NED hne boon apbointed
Il III u gent for; thd salo ofSthese Machines in
OCones County. They stioh alike on both sides,
end Sre tho only licensed HIND, shuttle Ma.
et,ines inannfactarods iii thu tied SD tSsj.4,
Call AND takeaa Icon ut 'one Ffios withinethe
roach Of al ltSi ~ Ss RRERsa
fse0 s Se Ss - b q rs
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the Bank Counters Of each. u ~; 1900
March 18,8l870. ,.',s 23,% 1v
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-28
;K.4TTERS IN GEORGIA.

Father Ryan will deliver the address for the
Hibernans of Altar tt, at their anniversary on
the 18th of March,
Mr.. Joseph Law, one OF the oldest and most
respected citizens of Glynn County. died last
week. He was brother Of Judge Law, Of
Savannah.
The dwelling and outhouses OF Captain ).
w. Boston, sheriff OF Scrcven County. Georgia
were burned few nights ago. Loss about
six thousand dollars. Supposed to be the work
OF an incendiary.
The Gainesville Express records the death OF
two estimable citizens of Barlow County-Mr
Jesse Baker, who was accidentally killed by
a fall from mis- horse, and DR.. ]. w. Curry, who
died on Tuesday after long sickness.
The Athens Watch,nan says that Monday
was the coolest day known in that section in
fifteen OF twenty years. The thermometer at
sunrise stood at 10 degrees above zero.
Three ladies in Lumpkin County. few days
since, killed a venerable star in a field They
stood their ground manfully, and asserted
their rights with clubs on the antlered king Of
the forest.
The Columbus Enquirer is satisfied from ex-
animation, THAT every fully opened peach and
plum blossom in this neighb0rhood was killed
BY the late heavy freeze, and fears that bads,
if not killed, were seriously injured. We pre-
s,,ne that nearly, or quite al Of the early rege-
tables have shared the same tate"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-02-28
ALL ABoUT THE STATE.

A little son of Mr.. B. J.. Pope, aged about
seven years. had his right arm badly man
gled by the gin screw Of Mrs. Watson, about
three miles from Bennettsville, on Wednesday
of last week. The physician was Immediately
sent for, and it was rendered necessary TO
only possible chance of saving his Ilife. We
are informed that the poor little fellow is still
in q critical condition, but is under the infu-
ence of chloroform. There are hopes, now
ever, of his recovery.
Alta meeting of the Abbevillc District Medi-
cal Society, held on the Gath instant, the fol-
lowing delegates and alternates were appoint
ed to the meeting of the South Carolina Medl-
cal Association, 70 be held in Columbia on the
9th of March next: Dr.. j.: J. Wardlaw, alter
nate DR.. A. ]. Specr; DR.. w: G. Norwood, al
ternate DR.. F. F. Gary: DR.. ]. C. Maxwell, al
ternate DR.. N. C. Taggart; DR.. Thomas. J.
Mabry, alternate Dr. W. F: Link; DR.. J. M.
Richmond, alternate Dr.. William G. Wardlaw.