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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

N Ct. Cloud, Mimi, Nay 10, 1870.
Vomplainthaving been entered stthis ofhce BY Ncho
IL rheis against John H. yph.n for abandoning biz
upon the NO X section .. township l2, range 80, II
6tear1s county, Man. with avisw cancellation
Of said entry he aid parties are hereby summoned
| 1870. at 10 O'Clock In the forenoon to respond
and Furnish testimony concerning said alleged sban
'o %s;issvI &. s aoc11s ss:s;s:r
N st. Cloud, MIMI, May s, 1870.
Complaint having been entered vt this ONCE by
Adam Umbrecht against Thos Lewcock for abandoning
1896, upon the 20 section u, township 126'
= view to the cancellation OF said entry: tn
once on the 2sra DAY OF JUNE 1870, 1t 10
MISUNDERSTANDING said alleged abandonment.
m.yls.svi 70 MocI1Ks. kse.iS.r.
| IN st. Cloud, Mimi, Nay II, 1870.
! Complaint having been entered At this otice by
James " God against Noah Grant for abandoning bis
$50, upoa shs ~ x : 4 ~ " u section 80,
township 49, range 80, in Iass connty, Ainnssota
with view to Tue caaes'lastoa Of sad sassy: the
"a 10 y; =. e y .:
os.niss aid Alleged .Ss.ses.eet ~
..,,.s,u T. T. e. e: s ssnkI n:: :s::;:::
NVfIVE.-U. 3. LAND QITICE, =.
N St. Cloud, MINI, Nay Il, 1870.
Complaint having been entersd ut this Office BY
1sqjanin Crubes sgain.t John Berry for abandoning
upon the No u section ., township IT, range 49, IN
HononsalIa county. nisns:ose, with view 70 the
e. sss ts sTs ss sy
or JULY, 1870, Il 10 O'Clock il shs fortneoa 70
spo.d andfarsish Testimony eonessoing sasd alleged
't ss;;s:: s sedas is :s:;;:;
N q. Ciead. AiAA., Nay II, 1870.
-Ceoplsiat haying bssn saasrsd ct this olles BY
Janss Wood against Lsvi eniA fur ahsadoeing his
r. $780,: H; sss ~ ssR: 4 ass
q. soxsssp Isl, issss in Gs.s COUNTY. 2,ansso.a
with view 70 the cancellation q aid s.try: the
e.. parties are hereby g ;9x e. spps:s = th,s
In the forenoon to respond and furnish testimony
concerning said alleged abapdonneet
=, 9. 4. GILMAN. Register,
mayleswn I. c. MCCLURE, Receiver.
Noa1cE.-0;. :. 1 5akD 1 S.!1c7 81. :. ,.,o
TAin.a 1s:txs:t asain.t 3so.s, t'.ssssoe ss
1p1i &. isss. apes nv X ~ section 4, town
with view % the cancellation Of sad eatzy the
oc! q T.. Err S4{ 81 JULY e % :eoef
In the forenoon and furnfsh testimony concerning
said alleged abandonment ~
. maylaswll &c. MCCLURE, Receiver.
k1orIcE-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IN 1t. Cloud, MIMI, Nay II, 1870. |
Complaint hsviae bssa catered At this once BY |
Thinsn Rsctvecs asai.st Ass.ssss h. Kelly fx
abaodsaing his Ho0Mtsed 1atxy No. lsll, dAtsd
Agsi1 !: -: sse. =: e. .sst,e,, 4 ter.
With VioV - IL ea0oo1oA&3on Of o0S o0tyY the
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

Il Il stated the Hudson Bay Com
pany will recommend 8 diss1ibution
aneag proprietor G he fs00, 600
paid 81 Canada.
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

The last detachment Of Canadian
t.oops comprlsing the Northwest ex-
peditionary force arrived at Collne-
wood Saturday. Z.
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g. LAND OFFICE,
st. Cloud MINI. Nav ~

~ o. CIO0us MIhn., nay II, 1870.
Complaint having besn entered ct this once BY Ols
Homestead Entry No. 50o6, dad Nay Isl ISos. anon
tho Il ~ section 81, township 1IS, fa1se.3 s.. in
Pope county, Minnesota, With view to the ca1ceila-
ton Of said entry: the aid parties are hsreby sum
JULY, 1870 At o'clock in afternoon 70 respond and
furnish testimony concerning said alleged abandon
meat G. A. GILMAN, Rexister.
may19Sw~ r. C, MCCLURE, Receiver.
AyOTICR-U. g, LAND OFFICE,
IN St. Cloud, Mimi, May S, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by
Michael Hartung against Geo. NJ Smith for abandon
Ing his Homestead Entry No. 1896, dated April II,
Ivy, upon the NV section 20, townah.p l2, range
cancellation Of said entry the said hereby
summoned 20 appear 1t this ohace n the 2s1n DAY
VI JUNE 1870 at 10 O'Clock in the forenoon to re-
abandCome0t. q. 4. GILMAN, Reeist%r.
may1o6vi +. G. NoCLURR Rec.fv.,
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HEALTH,

THE SECRET MONITOR
inst published 800 pages price, SO cents. private
medical treatise, on the Anatomy and Psychology OF
the Urinary and sexual Organs and their diseases, H.
lustrated with VIII fine plates and ITO wood on
Cravings Of those organs In health and disease, sent
In sealed envelopes.
A VARIX CLASP, = now invention for the radical
cure Of Varicocele II four days, (varfcocele an en-
argement Of the veins inside the scrotum Send for
circulars.
Especial attention giren to diseases Of WOMEN.
Ali letters promptly answered and all business
strictly private - y
v11n45-1y GALENIC INSTITUTE, st. Paul, MINI
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N0TICk-U. 8. LAND OFFICE
st: Cloud, MINI, Aprf q 1874
CSmp!ant having besn entered It this o 11so
aoning bis Homestead Entry No. sei L.. sor aben-
Ia 1.ax on seG =; w ~ sw section tovn:b;n,
hereby to .noss entry the sad parties are
80 " svG1, 1870 u 10 O'Clock in the Sren", z1sf
respond and furnish testimony concernin to
m.v,2av, "a. GILMAN Repi.ter
--.-I &c. MCCLURE, keiceiy.r
No11ck-U. 8; LAND OFFICE.
Cloud, Mimi, june II 1871
Complaint having Teen entered At FL; ie.9:
dss:ss sr IL T.! hs Of &
2sl3 dated Nay lad, 1seo. ueon a. Entry No
: sssaaea township 1ssss 8 'i e ~
d sS.11 tss ss; with viev the eancellssion Of
:. - this ONCE he III DAY OF to
n'n concerning sad alleged snt-
| iuneleau "a: GILMAN, Reeister-
| ;9::S:;ss T: c..McCLUkE, Eecsivs,.
| V1lcs@o; =. LAND OFFICE.
6o.p,.,p Fl i &C., Mn s,a1;: ~ 1870
Rioren Torkeieon entered at this Office BY
Ing hi. .soeo d.s for abandon.
sR so. sas ne and lot s.e es asss,
Minnesota, viii 1ss T. .h in Steam: County,
enuy: me said parties are hereby .n.nr, y. ss.o
R 4e tim, S1see on the 1srx DAY or 5TIT ~
| 1.os;s ~ yclocx In the foreaooa toreanond an
m.ot sa@osy coneerntpg said ALLEGED shenson.
$50, 9. A. GILMAN, Heeistsr
| g.-e10wl Z. c.AoCLUkE. Rsceiver
| NIOTICk-U.6. LAND 077IC7
q oupI s;; G e 1sias: Msy g. 1870.
dnS:% nP On. as.iass Jams neLaaghlin for sban
18th, 1855. upon ~ e Al 40 ~, dated Nay
IL n NV II ssction II. tSvnshfn iq2 ~. z, Ana
40E0n9aIs County, Nnuaeot. xtth : .;6 % IN
cancellation ofsaid entry: the ri n.,f;. % me
summoned to appear as this osce q. ~. ~ oS1eCy
OF JULY, 1870, ct II o'ciocE n 81. ~ 1 OA1
| alleged abandonment ~ Ane SAID
A. aTIrAr
| jane2Sw1 +. g. HoC1TRS I1sel,
-~01Oo4. 6seeaver.
NVAAIk~U.A LAND OFFICE,
Complaint having BEEN eote.,.d ZEN 81 Ill; 5 1s:G; ~
sa1sn;sn as,iost T. =: 1sl 20 abs1oainx his lone. '
- IT, " ~. eased Nov: 1855, spon the VIZ
IA H SV. to.nship LIS, range a. in
tio, - ..t" .oceta WIN vtsw to the cancella-
o.sd - ne - pastie. are hereby sum-
lint 1s:x =. 10 a, ss 3@ce On the 171H DAY or
vTs .s:H :. ~ O'Clock In the forenoon, to respond
. '" 'ess"ony concerning SAID alleged aban.
| oon"e"s"
l .e-, =; A. G4kAAN, Register.
msyooM y. Q. MCCLURE, Receiver.
tNOTICE-U.s 8. LAND OFFICE --------
p. Ciouo, MIMI, April "a, 1870.
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NIOTICE.-U. s. LAND OFFICE,

IN 81 It. Cloud, April %, 1870 - -
Complaint having been en- .ered at this Once by
Clsdius D. Wood against George abandon.
ing his Homestead Entry No. 1862, dated November
l. 1885, upon the sw section H. township 12s, range
as, in Todd county. MINI sofa, with view to the
cancellation Of said entry thesa parties here
by summoned to appear at this office on the 1sf DAY
OF JULY, 1870 at 10 o'clock In the forenoon to re-
spond and furnish testimony concerning said alleged
abandonment. G. 4. GILMAN, REGISTER,
navi0 Ar C. MCCLURE. Receiver.
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I1OTICE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,

NOT1CE-U. 3. LAND OtRlCE,
IN St. Cloud, Mimi, Nay 10, 1870.
Compainthaving been entered this Office by Nicho-
La Thes against John H. Uphan for abandoning his
Homestead kntry No. ll2S, dated Nay 18th, 1855,
upon the no section .. township Ia, range 30 in
Of said entry: he aid psrtiessrs hereby summoned
70 appear at this Office on the 61R DAY OF JULY,
1870, at 10 o'clock In the forenoon to respond
and fornsh testimony concerning said alleged aban,
donment. -.. I G. A. GILLIAN, RegisteF.;,
maylQ&Wl f. u. ACCLUR&. keceiyer.
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NTOTlCE.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE.
IN. St. Cloud. MINI Mav17 7

~ 81 Cloud, Mimi, May II, 1870.
Complaint having been entered At this ONCE bv OLE
Nilsson against Nils Anderson for abandonine iii
Declaratosy Statement No. 3s79, dated October S.
ICY, upon these section 81, tov1ship l23. ranss
81, in Pope county, Minnesota, With . visv to tie
cancellation Of said entry the said parties are hereby
summoned to appear at this Office on thu l21H DAY
spond and furnish testimony concerning sad ALLEGED
ape0donment. G. A. GILMAN, Register.
mayl96w* +. G, NcCLURf Rsce;v.,
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..,,,,I.rr..,,,. 3, - 800 -
y. ~ G;iLLAAaDo11lcE,
49, 1es.i ~ e been entered It this oSce +,
Sins Il Iscia,.tesx =! Nickel Ackelson for sbsS
:s ,9sa s.::I ~
. V.w othe cancellation Of ssid A.assosa, With
en *. s sas
In besoronooa to resuond snd as7o, At 10 o'clock
corning 'a''h testimony
jun.le,sxs =. ...1,iAx. Register,
----- :. =. .u1.oAE. Receiver.
NorlcE-Uu:s: LAND OFFICE =
john 4b01nso~ 20 enteft1 1t this ofaea h,
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

AIOTICE.-u. g. LAND OFFICE,
IN St. Cloud, MIMI, May 30, 1870.
Complaint having been entered at this Office by John
A. Hanhofi against Joseph circuit fer abandoning
hi1 Homestead Entry No. 104l, dated April II,
1866 upon the ne n section e. township l2o, range
the cancellation Of sad entry: the said parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this ONCE on the 10Th
DAY OF JULY, 1870, at 10 o'clock In the
forenoon respond aud furnish
said alleged abandonment. =.
iune26vA +. G, MCCLURE, Receiver
The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23
.OTlC1.-U. 8. LAND OFFICE,
IL a. Clnnd M,nm Ma ~ nc

Complaint beea entered 1t thiS Office By Ols
Nilsson agae.se Alb@s J. Aarven for sbandonidk biz
the n sw n section 81, township E3, range IS. in
Pope county, Minnesota, with view to the cancels.
t1on OF said entity: the said parties hereby sum.
moned to appear at this ofice on the 18th DAY or
July, 1870 at o'clock in the afternoon to respond
and furnish testimony concerning said alleged aban
dOnment. c. A. GILMAN Reo;..ar
mayl96w* &c McCLURE Reeve,
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Nor1cESsu!.G s; LAMP s1?n OFFICE ICE 1870.
Complaint having been entered this oMceby Peder
Aruesen against Charles J. Nordin for abandoning his
Homestead Entry No. 6096 dated July 19, 1862 upon
Monongslia county. Mimi, with q view to the
cancellation Of said entry; the sdtd parties are
hereby summoned to appear at this ONCE on the
18th DAY OF JCLY 1870, at 2 o'clock In the after
noon to respond and furnish testimony concerning
saidalleged abandonment. ~. =. ~-..4
G. "A. GILMAN, Register;
fune16.6vt r. G. MCCLURE, Receiver
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Farm for Sale.

To whom all andord must be addressed
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
rra ElanGs in YirciEia.

The accounts which reach US frcm tIr
foods in Virginia are truly appalling.
Along the Potomac, the James and the
Shenandoah Rivers &c, the obstruction
of life and property make sadly dis
treSsing chapter. IlonScS, furniture, bar
re!s Of Aorr, horses, cattle, &c..,and even
human beings have made up the dread
full wreck ansl debris l-'rne upon the an
gry floods. Richmond, Wheeling, Lynch
burg and othcr places have suffered more
CT !ess by being submerged. Travel is
impctcd by tie destruction of roads,
bridges &C., and hundreds of housclc<s,
homeless people are driven forth as waits
upon the sea- Of life.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
! FAIR TJEcrIoS.-Hy reference 10 .

.. n,.er.,,, -
-; :I IN '''s ."'nr,,,,.d. ,0 .: t,',rn,n Eon
!''"'IS'I0 - I''' P''>Ie" ~, :,
cra' y. d. hc[S"""' ''!a,,' '''"'' u ''e v Il,
20" hei'Fm hSrco''e ~ "'unh'''ees : '.ne IA.
lion. a: y. l"'S'eF' ''"'''''"" Vi "'G
Ac"'' fdnS E'Secull'c C"Ii'''''tce' II VIII
he perceived ","t INC la''er oo'h'n,t'ee
!aSc conSenleu 10 '"e appo'n''''e"t 0.
JOINT coM'nItteeS at eacn po','ng precinct
IN the State 10 "atrn !ne oaiI'1'oo*eS'
III of''cI 10 p,c'e"' '''N'. ~ - LIZ
,; u,S' eI'l'.' ;:,.o ;.,; ;'"' "' ~ M ,i' " w., f
,'''o :'N "' .'i,. i'a. 81.
~, .1 .;I;..l.
>c"', -, - ~ D. :'.''' 'i'" ~ ","lr1?
s''e -H'' i'"',s'e' "'''' '''e i'e',''v's > VI ''S
'HiliE'i't Tee t"e r''"'' ~ "h''H l'cF arc
cnu':'" I"' 5" ''''',S' nat uo'' HcoIIs
arP"'': :'"'''''S 90 '''''''''SS''''e'S was al
"n'','S2 ';"', '"r "'''!''''''''s, VIC 90 =, not
."' ~ even a. ',"'''|' CHI Dct'F. loa.
nc "'i n'' .'''''i 80 give ''S d I''T COUNT
iS'"''r''' IF"'n hc r"ar"ctcr o. INC men
Ni:Hfh i.e A:Fo'"'ri ~ I"h'"l>>'oheFs.
lhat hr. !':n>':r "iH' h!I committee
peTc>:N;;9 i:,'> HaTe agreed 10 the pro-
posed plan Of appointing joint commit
tees is an evidence OF sense OIL Justice,
w'.ich, we confess, VIC scarcely expected
10 tind in his party. When, however,
Mr.. nanS'cr adds:-i 90 not 'nink Ihat
inc hci"rm parry hee' zen. "ne''1ef ''i1s
pan IS adopled OF tot' Una! lhe hePuo-
'cah parry '"'e''o |" e:e0' i'S Ga''..''''eS
ny any "!"cr '"an ,''' |"4 trsi''"',,'' ~
n'ca'S' nc N just tax : ''' c!'ec,' |t'
IL I'''>irr KNOWS 'l'aI u'l'cSs 'He oaliol,
boxes arc Saurccd "e nave no chance OF
fair court. lhh'c arc no sate'suardS
TO the people nEdrr the ncw election
law. ir Is tcr'nS these Commissioners,
'nany OF WHOM arc c:h"I"af"S tor of!'ce;
many "i whom arc men n! n" eha1acter
whatever ana al! "i "hoH' arc ocott :
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
Ilcsn3iaIiS.n.

On last Thursday morning, at , o'clock,
Col. I. J. -Lipscomb, Of cur district, lost
EiS residence and kitchen with their con.
tents, including his valuable medical H.
brarv. &C., by fire. 1t was, beyond a
peradseutu-e, an iaccndiary's work.
What safety have !; people when they
submit themselves - sleep if surrounded
by brutal foe, ready to apply the torch
and the knilc? lie who applies the torch
at the hour Of midnight, when helpless
vcmanhood and infancy are locked in
s!umher, is a compound murderer, and
those who may have melted the cupidity
Of the ignorant, or the bestial to do such
deeds, have terrible responsibility. II
any man has sown the wind, it is high
time that he seeks to restrain the whiIl-
wind::I'.~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
r<;;4e ! TORPID SYSTEM

E~Yi' ~ oI ~ ~ y l. IL al
Sometimes. without any as-!gnable cause, the
ply sical strength and anim"l spirits give way.
and strange torpor falls alike on the body and
intellect. There is little or no puin perhaps. but
the natural vigor snd elasticity Of the nervous
ard muscular system seems to have departed. and
an indifcre"cc 10 the pleasures Of life. aud even
Of its grave responsibilities. takes the placc OF
that earnest interest in both which characterizes
every vel! basrced mind when in healthy con
diti0n.
s state Of partial collapse il often the pre-
mori,ory symptoms ofsome serious nlalady. 1t
indicates Enthusiastically that the vital powers are
lauSui.hing and need stinu'an n such cases
the effect O! few dns's Of tinstetter's Stomach
Bitiers is wonderfully beneficial. The great tonic
wakes up the svstsm from its browse. The secre-
fions and the circulation receive new impetus.
The relaxed nerves recover their elasticity under
the operations of the specific. like the slackened
strength Of musical instrument IN the process of
tuning. Letnargy and debility are replaced by
energy and viyor the spirits rise. and life that al
mot seemed burden while the season of depres-
sion lasted. becomes once more enjoyable That
such 4 radical change should be produced BY a
remedy entirely devoid ofthe powerful alkaloids
and minerals so pxtersidey used in modern prac-
ticc may seem Incredible to those who pin their
faith on the medicinal efficacy ofactive poisons.
but If these skeptics will take the trouble toi en-
Qrire "fthos. who have tested the corrective and
alternative virtues Of the Bi;ters under the creuM-
sttuces described. they 1ill fud the statement to
be true. Oct. 5, 40-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
Piedmont and Arlington Life Insurance Con-
raly CT Va

We are Informed by one Of the GenC-
raj Agents of this S;aunch Southern
C"'7t.any, that the Fail campaign opened
with twenty-oae polirieS passing through
snc Columbia Dcanc!i Office, for agents in
this State, on the Is, CT October, cover
ing over $50. 900 risks.
We are also inf}rm.,. that Col. TEos.
J. Lipscomo, rf this District, has accept.
ed the appointment of Special Travelling
Agent for tie Southern States, and will
canyass IN tho interest of this Company
with Capt. Jefferson, OF tie General
Agency.
Gel. LpScomb has taken an oil cash
pn!icy d 10000, being satisfied to in,
vest ia good Southern Company, with
cash assc;s securely iavcs:cd, exceeding
S2.91). 600, ard an annual income OF
1890, 900 With over y 900 Policies in
force.
CIR townSnaA, Tiios. S. Moorman.
70. is the LEGAL agent Of this Company
G.c EcvGc:vr, AID N'm. J. Lake, Esq,
Ccac.ai Canva>>ing Agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
s1:~ 4 CHEAP UOTSE-Sa

s" A CHEAP IIOUSE.-Said
old farmer Smith TO his young neighbor
Jones, this is cheap house have put up
for Tom, who has just married; he can im>
prove on it when he makes money. eDo
you call this a cheap house, Dir. Smith, re-
piled young Jones. "Well, don':. 1t hasn
got sash, there arc no banisters TO t e
stairs. and the doors are 80 mean they will
svag 50 in year that it will be almost i'm
possible TO open and shut them. You have
wasted more money on big joists. useless
raf.ers AMI unnecessary framing than would
have finished the housn in most comfortable
style. When YOU build A house for your
next son, write first 10 Z. ?. Toale, Charles
ton, S. G :hc Iargcs. manufacturer Of doors.
sashcs, blinds, &C., in the Southern States. -
Oct. S, 40-1m.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
The Winchester rifles, ten boxes o

The Winchester rifles, ten boxes Of
them, and seven boxes Of ammunition,
arrived at the depot on Saturday last.
These arc to be distributed among
SCOTS colorcd militia.
A comp1ny Of white men was orSa.
nizcd at this place. some months ago. and
rendered to the Governor. They have
not been received.
4 colorcd company, wo are informed,
has been received.
We would advise the white company
to keep up their organization. They
should not drill in violation Of Scott'S
proclama,ion-thcy need M drilling.
Scott may not give them Winchester
rifles, bu, they all have guns. Heaven
forefvnd the necessity for using them !
[Srartanbrrs Spartan.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05

Mos$rs Editors-Durng Tie laet week was
iud>po$ed. End the Grand Jury on account Of
this did rot call upon NE fora report Ol the state
ofthc finances Of this county.
Ills hoEur The Judge, has requested me 70 fur
ni,ll = statemcn. oC the slnc, will which
chrc: fully comply:
The ai,tracr Of the auditor Of :h;s county cx-
hibs that the taxes for the county for county
Turpu.es tor 1850. would be 3l4 31S a 5 Ny
taX duplicate shows All iucrca-c over TINT now
aggregate Of s14 5l7e6.2 Amount collected and
clerical error S12S5S9 % 2. which leaves the sum
OF So49. .03 balance due. This is in executions.
Total amount collected County Taxes. Si3S6o
Fur Licenses, 60. 1856 81. A2gregatc.Sl5:79.
ST.. -Four Ier cert eo'nmisions on. So-S o.
which lett on my hand Sci 9.93. The whole Of
which has been paid out as per vouchers, leaving
not q ce1t Uncx pcuded.
The County Commissioners commenced the
last year SG.i'o in debt. By the titmr had col
lected the bulk Of the taHcs. at least ESQ more
Of accoun's had been received by NE in pay
mcnt Of county taxes. making total of $40 ~
which had been settled TN: w2r. In actual ca-h
Ireceyed I suppose some S3Sm. Ncrcc the
reason why have been short OF money, and not
able 10 pay accounts requiring ca h.
The present amount of Indebtedness cannot be
less than SPA within my knowledge. while it
must Ec rcccl!ccfed the expenses Of this Court.
together with the amount which will be due the
pres-Et aSscssors for assessing must be added.
which combined will make It lel.t $50 more,
making au aggregate OF 2l5jIa. Besides this
there are inuumrrabe small accounts. whose
name il legion To pay this there X ahnnt Sl."n
in executions good part Of which WI be
nu1.a bona.
twill be seen that the County Commissioners
will commence annt her fiscal :car with Il load ~
least Of Sill" q in round Numbers. Ny opinion
il. no RlaTicr who admin St"r the AFFAIRS HI state
or what the character oi tie lex Sisaturc. ti:cy will
not allow, more oneIou> pr ccntase OF taxa
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
lkoll;nnn &c ctnrIi;n

Intelligence Of startling character
comes from Eastern Europe. which. if
true, will change the whole aspect Of the
present conflict. Russia, it is said, is
in motion to seize the Black Sea and the
Dardanclles. and war between the Car
and the Sultnn ia believed to be immi
ncnt. There is evidently something very
di<cuic,ing to the European powers on
foot. Austria and Italy, as well as Rus
sia, are maSsing their armies on their
frcntiers, and there appears to be a per-
feet accord between the three nations.
Great Britain is vigorously employed in
shipping military supplies and troops to
Gibraltar and Malta.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05

GREAT FIRES N ASIA MfSoK.-A tele-
gram from Constantinope reports that
the seaport town Of Somsorn, in Asia
Minor, a statlon Of the Austrian Steam
Navigation Compsny's packets, mas been
destroyed by fire. Twenty. five hundred
houses and six churches were destroyed
Many lives were lost. The inhabitants
arc suffering terribly from wan. Of food
and shelter.
Another great fire is reported in Tc-
niljc, Macedonia. The extent of the
damage is unknown.
.Adyices have also been received in
Paris from Constanlinople of the terrible
conhaSration at Samsoun. 1t is reported
:nat cighty.five houses were burned at
Ienidjc, in Macedonia: and that still an
other fire has occurred at Aonlama,
where $50 houses we're consumed.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05

The New berry ''Rrformers' think
that they can make their colored en-
plorecs vote the "Rcform' ticket, by re-
fuSinS to give them meat until they
promise 20 do 80. The cclore3 man who
will be thus starved into the "Rrform'
party, will he worse than ESan. H. will
give awav his hirth.risht for some poor
bacon. Bnt the ESaus will he fer in
Ns~bcrry, or in any county in the
State.
We mnst ak if this is tie var that
"Rc(orners" nrnvc that they pcrsecu,c
no man for opinions sake?
The above from the Republican is a
miserable litt!e piece Of radical pabulum.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05
John e. Bacon. ESQ.

p OF fEdsSGrfd, was unanimously nom,
iaatci by tic Convention at Columbia,
Tue d " Of last week, to represent the
third Congressional District in the Con,
sresS Of the United States. Mr.. Bacon
is gentleman os fine a!tainmcnts ard
one well cr;,l:Gyd lor tic disnitics Of the
nus!;ion. g..
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-10-05

The microscope shows the color Of the
hair due to !. deposition of pigment in its
Substance. When the hair glands he.
come enfcehIed, this pigment fails. One
after another the hair become uhite, or
fall ont producing badness. Badness is
easy to prevent but hard to cure. Ayers
lIalr Iignr stops it : even restores the
hair sometimes always restores its color.
Immediate renovation is at once visible !:
softncss, freshness and the gloss Of yonth
This great ornament should he preserved
since it can be by Ayers Hair Iigor,
which is beautifully clean and free from
anything Injurious to the hair. Tribune,
Springville, y. 7.