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To tho athletic.

We understand Says the Kingstree
Star, that there are some in our, com
munity who egssfidcr that they will
sacrifice their iasiples by joiniaS the
Rcformess. 70 these Hss would re.
spectfully put ibe question, is such a
movement pott heeessary? We would
also ask, is not rctrenchment in the ex.
penditureS Of Cha public monies not
absolutely necessary Under the pres
ent ..dministrasiol the State is fast be-
coming bankrupt while those in power
are fast becoming wealthy and powerful
Upon the salaries they receive for their
services, ample though they be, could
they accomplish what they do? One
speculation ofthoso connected with the
Laud Commissioners office has cheat
ed the State out ofninety thousand,
dollars, as 81 ;s sarged, and many 9th
egs Of sma; ;jers 4: :aoapts. Are the men
in Office konast Is it a sacrifice of
principle to pst urpsia6ipled, who will
steal, out of oiiiae aad en leayor to put
honest eniI custody Of the peoples
funds !? =,
(. Heretofore q iEHfe we're no parties in
South Carolina. Men voted for their
favorite candsastes without reference
to politics. sa we have q gigantic
.....,, Ill 49,. .fs..,,S.l nI s,5,tarn,;nod
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Our Precious CODE AT the last
session of the Court in Winnsboro,
Thomas Sion sued J. Rily Me Master
Qua note for Sl25, given for q mule,
the defence being that said mule was
unsouud. The jury returned a verdict
for $50, that is,aless an.ffty dollars.
In which case the Code provide.that the
.costof snit, amounting in this csse to
;s77 must be paid by the plaintiff,
Thomas Sloan. bIr. Sloan, then, wilE
have to pay the difference between his.
;ysrdict and the costs that issio say;
IS III setsSes yerdIst lln his iayos, &
'aEsl i sss'i; IS & y
..Corbin) to DENY poor men remedy at
law?.-FairjfeM : Register.
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GoEs. The Land Commission has
lately Bought Of Mr.. jerks ia CharIes.f
ton, six hundred acres of land lying in
the lower part of Britton's Neck, in
this district. Theland is mostly under
water, and what is dry is utterly worth
lcss-not worth twenty-fyeifc cents an
acre The land Commission paid for.
this tract tllirty.six hundred 'dollars!s
Six dollars an acre! Somebody bsss
done thriving businsssin this StranS
action. Marion Crescent: y
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~: y isFS- IgT1fus us
!eatSty pfOiiisaey aud prostitution Of

= ti'wSi..
i object toihc administration Of Co.
ecrnur :, OFT first, for the uniform syS
tenn of corruption and vcnality intro.
tlucc into all the departments of the
ynvcrnmcnt-the Executive, tho Lcgis.
tive and the Ju liciary. 1t is the
system of the ring. My po'icy is to
;,tt,ck those only who attack US; not
ih,~c who assail ne personally. | shall
present nothing but facts -nothing
which cannot prove in amy court Of
lrSticc. ask fair and civil questions.
prefer that you ask whatever you
with explained wish a manly facing
Of these subjects; not like the radicals
often do-try to keep the people away
from the speeches, and their leaders
sneak up to hear what is said, and then
creep away to misreprcsent it in their
srog shops and leagues. Now, [ assert
that every radical organ in South Caro-
hna-thc RpmJiicnn. Of Charleston,
the Spartanburg Rcpabticaa and the
Ch-all have asserted again and again
that theLegisIatu:e of this State has
been bribcd. to pass every important
bill that it has yet passed., II. | aY>ro
admit this array ofeviIencc 90 Crowd
Of witnesses, that is to say, every rad
icl organ in the State--bribery was
the means used to pass the gold bill,
the insurance bill and the sinking frud
bill. The confession of the guilty
parties is certainly conclusive evidence
ii iS~Sssh cases. How dose his Excel
icncy stand upon all these bills? lie
endorsed them all He advised their
passage. lie urged their adoption;
and signed them without muruur.
When Scott became Governor OF
this State, the people were exhausted,
impoverished and disheartcncd, The
laborcr was out Of employment. The
poor had struggle to sustain life. The
farmer was involved in debt and the in.
dustry of the country paralyzcd. Gov:
Scot, found all these things. He found
the State oppressed with debt Of
S6,00O,OOO. What ought he to have
done? What did the dictates of hui
,nanity require at his hands? To op'
press the people further? To increase
the suffering? Or, ought he to have
ia ken steps to tighten them? What
E has he done? He and his administra
ion oppressed the people with a merci
less burden of taxation, and run up tht
State debt from .SG,OOo,00O to Sl4,
100000, by adding SS,509,O00 to it
Efforts have been made to explain tha
Scott did not know these things, ant
that he is not personally responsible 70
them. If it is not his own work direct
", it is the work of his creatures. =
would not wrong any man. . His cours
with the Legislature. proves his lnot'v
and purpose. This enormous debt Is
mortgage upon the property of ever
tax payer in South Carolina. 1t is
debt of $500 for every voter; or $3.50
for every wEite voter-the tax payer
in the State. 1t is debt that you wi
have to pay. Although contracted j
injustice and with reckless waste, still
mast and should DC paid, and by yo.
In Gods namy then, let us stop tn
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SPEECH
JUDGE CARPENTER,
III Tie Reform KeetinJ IN C0lunsbta
OF

!, On being introduced to the meet
ing, Judge Carpenter stepped forward,
aud addressing the Fresiuent of the
meeting and the gentlemen Of .Richlaud
County, crayed their attention for a
little time He had been travelling so
much that lie was fitigucd, AMI should
not detain them long. Had assumed the
position at the invitation Qf the people
lfanybody was to blame, it was not he
lie did not seek the position, but was far
trom being insensiblc to the honor.
The honor was great, but the work was
greater. AS he accepted the one with
gratitude, he under takes the other with
slacrity. The fight is theirs, not his.
If he be elected, the honor, the prof;
and the glory, will be theirs. If dc.
feated, the loss, the disappointment and
the disgrace will be theirs. He cx-
poets them to make the fight, and to
fight like men. If they will do this,
success is as certain as that the sun is
shining in heaven. They may defeat
themselves; the enemy cannot do it
We have, continued he, honor, justice
and truth on our side; aud with these a
manly dsht must win. The poet has
said, "Thricc is he armed who hath his
quarrel JUST" and we are thus thrice
armed. We have not only truth, JUS
Ice and Honor on our side. but the true
hearts Of our honest people, not only
the whites, but the c!lored, also, arc
makingto sIe grand truth that thi isa
coatest Of right against wrong. They
are throwing of their shacklcs in all
parts of the State where | have been,
and are Joining thcnoyement as thcits.
And so i, will % on, until wrong AM;
oppression sLau trcmble gu their rsu,mp-l
81 tIiteaes;; ard the peoa gate and cor
,,ll,t lling that rcsyis bore III tsulns4bia
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men in my section have determined te
do. We work and toll, and the COR
rupt State officials reap the harvest a9d
grow rich, and We remain poor. n 90
for the rights of my race, aud for the
rights of the white race, and | pro,
uouncc the corruption existing inttbis
State wrong in the sight food and
man, and therefore sinful in Us to sup
port it. I: am for the reformation oi
the country, and will vote for the Dom@
inecS of the Reform party. Let t'us 60
forthc ri.lt, and down with the'wrong,
and all will be we'll. Let us fail to do
this, and we remain political slaves Of
the low and mean whites, whichis
worse than our former condition..
CAROLINA MoMURRY.
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INRAST ToaE ro p,IEdEs .I.Y IIoas.S

INPANT. TORN TO PiECESs by tifjti
In Frcdoni., Crawford gp1ntgs Ins
diana. few days ago, the little dauslten
of DanieF Duffen, aged three years,
wlIils playing near the door Of lis pas
rents, was seized by q yofncioi.s hog
and dragged off Several other hogs
ran I'd theinfant and conialeDced tearsss
ing il to pieces. The eadeay6rs mades
By tie mother Of the child torescuo II
were unsuccessful, but some gentiemens
passing final y rescued IT, Not . shred
of clorhing. was left on the body. In
several places, grea. chunks Of flesh
were literully torn out, leaving pdeep,l
gaping wounds: There were twenty "
two ffif6BaI cuts and bites upon tlte,
child s person, a afterslingering sever
al days, sthe,caiid died. 8
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ALEXANDRIA,

The Gasette of last evening has the following
items
CITY CouNCIL-Eleetion Of Corporation Off,
Gil was held last night for the purpose Of elect
ing the officers provided for in the charter Of
the corporation. The attendance of spectators
composed principally Of the numerous caudi-
and those interested in the result Of the cleo
ton, was much larger than usual. For the Of
nee Of Superintendent Of the Poor-hOuse, John
Stephenson, Thomas Huntington, WIN. Bushby,
John Arnold, and Henry Marshall were caBdi-
ballot, the result of which was as follows Ste
Phenson, -; Huntington, I; Bushby, q; Mar
shall, ]. The Physicians TO the Poor were
all found to be elected ON the first ballot.
held, on motion Of Mr.. Shinn. who supported
his motion in Q short speech. The motion was
also sustained by few remarks from Colonel
Suite. Mr.. Massey opposed the motion, and in
his Remarks said that the opinion Of Mi. s. r.
A. y. Hurdle, j. W: Campbell, G. W. Clifford,
b. II. Foley, Samuel Tennesson, +. w. Dobie
j. w. Atkins on, q. W. Henry, William De,
Vaughn, 9. Il. Price and Joseph Grimes wer
nominated for the Office. There were three bal
lots lie ore q chnice was Affected, a. follows
Sd ballot, Clifford Is, Dobie 8. Atkinson l. Henry
1. There Was no opposition TO the candidate for
the Board OF Health, but the contest for health
ohicer was so protracted that 1t terminated
last OF which was as follows:-Dr. Powell 10, Dr.
Hammond 11-13 Is requisite to q choice.
I CONFLICT OF AuTHoRIrY.-Mr. g. r. Grimes
the Superintendent Of Police elected by the old.
Council, refuses to recognize the authority of
MT. g; w Clifford, who was eletted 70 that
ONCE by the new Council last night, but the
hands who were working under the former this
morning, when informed that the Mayor wouId
not approve bis bills transferred their allegiance
at noon to the new incumbent.
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GEORGETOWN.

LOOKOUT FOR COUNTERFEIT MoNRY.-Yester-
day afternoon, about O'Clock, man came into
Ritchie's drug store, on High str. ct, and after
dollar note in payment therefor, and was imme-
diately given the proper change. He had not
left the store long, however, before the note was
found to be counterfeit, and it il reported that
there are others besides the man referred to in
town playing the same trick wherever possible.
POTOMAC BOAT CLuB.-A regular meeting of
this club was held last evening, and the follow
ing officers were elected for the ensuing year -
Malcolm SeatOn, President; Thos. A. Richie,
Vice President; John NJ. Waters, Secretary;
VIM. A. Gordon, Jr., Treasurer; Frank Miller,
JoSn ~ psarce J ne Hss,s5ant CoSswain;
Wheatley, Finance Committee; VIM. A. Gordon,
Jr., j. G. Marbury and Edw'd Derrick, Electiug
COMMITTEES; Wilfred Mcleod, w. W. Wheeler
and b. E. Wheatley, Boat house Committee.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-S Steamer New York,
Jones, Philadelphia, and Enterprise, Williams,
occoquan, Va.
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MEDlCAL BODY BATTBRY-ro \. No., !.
~ theeody or limb: sure heip for xstkms
kseI rn, nssusssigis. Aeadache. Dyspspsia, . Wesk
cal Palsy. or Rheumafim. W. fs'n' ho-
This eeaseless vo!kina "Klectric Diskp can d,.-
nay be cs9sing protrscted laneness cure slus1ish
ssa eniaIeed eiands. and hsal incident ufcsrs
EoI sale By Messrs. NAIRN . Bro. Near.
XII 4 SON, J. p. MILBURN & Co. "
.. A1IW ISLE. and D CALvERT FORD.
010. 4. BO0Eks. General Aren't.
sr,o-.oav 1t6 Washington street,
Boston, MAss.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &c.

DAILY EXCURSIONS to lymont on the steamer
e. p. Smith.
DAILY KxCURsIoN Of the steamer ArroW 70
Mount Vernon
SuIrH's Art 9ALLlRY, AS y street.
MARxRrrrR's ART 0ALLBRY, 48S It'll street.
BA1xow's Art galley, 81 Pa avenue.
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FROM j. SHILLIxerox we have bah -
fresn weekly papers for July 16, Puseassseo,s1.i
also, from French, Langran & Ogilyie We have
Ersry Saturday tor July Is.
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and cutters on the north side OF South CarDIins
avenue, between Tenth and Eleventh streets east
BE AZ enacted ~ tie Board ef Aldermen AMI Roo,d
q Comnor Co1ne,t of The CRY Of WashinTfos That
the Mayor be, and he is hereby, authorized and 70
footways and cutters paved on the north aide nS
eouth Carolina avenue; between Tenth and Eleventh
streets east. The work to be CONTRACTED for an5
executed in the manner and under the snperIn RIM
tendence provided by law; and to defray the e1
to the cost thereof hereby imposed and levied on
All lob or parts oil lots bordering on the line OF ,be
improv ement; the said tax be Assessed ana Iii
leced in conformity with the prov sions of the AZ,
oiocpoDer ~, looo lApproved, June 10, 1870
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non arriy.i q, oass.r.R.-In consequence of the
to assist Miss Annette ihcs =, sG s. h o.,
peIrormase a VII Be neee,s..iiy postponed until
and her benefit should be Q Qreas s oc presumed,
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Trouble the Order-Attempt to Enforce the o. B.
N.-Some Lodges Deprived Of Their Charter.
Since the first Of June the Grand Chancellor
Of the knights Of Pythias Of the District, Mr..
F. G. Calvert, has, in compliance with the man.
date OF the Supreme Lodge, been visiting the
several lodges Of the District for the purpose Of
administering an additional oath or Obligation,
known ~ the o. B. N.-that they are not, nor
Will become, members Of nor fraternize with
members Of the .. r. X. The action of the
supreme Lodge and Chancellor has created
some Of the lodges the membership to q man
have refused to take the so-called y. B. N, the
principal objection being that 1t Is an extra obi
Lodge has no power 70 impose. as the entire
ritual Of the order teaches that when the
knishts degree Is rssened the party has
dsta rnined not to subscribe to the D. b. N, the
Grand Chancellor demanded the charter and
property Of the lodge. Several of the lodges
grand officers had any right to the property
Damon Lodge, No. -, located in Green's Hall,
on Pennsylvanis avenue, between 18th and 18th
The to
chancellor III. b. CattelD surrendered the char
ter. On Monday night the members assem- blsd
as usual when they found that the room had
working property had been carried of. A
search was made, but unsuccessfully, and
An informal meeting was held; and Messrs. X.
A. Bassford and w. Otto were appointed o COM
mittee to continue the search, and If necessary
take legal steps to obtain the property. Having
satisfied themselves of the manner in which the
property was taken, and the place Of conceal
and caused q search warrant to issue, charging
that they had probable cause to suspect thai the
goods were concealed in the houses OF one of the
following gentlemen: Messrs. Lewis B. Parker,
Fred. g. Calvert, w. H. Goodacre, j. b. Knox,
w. II. Stewart, or L. T. Parker. The warrant
was placed In the hands Of Detective Bisiey,
who " member Of the Order. y and he Ut once
commenced his inquiries, and received an iati-
nation that he would be In possession Of them
before night. About O'Clock p. m. yesterday
huge chest, TO the care Of Mr.. Bigley, was left
All the property, in good order and condition.
The paraphernalia was stored 1t headquarters
and win be held BY Mr.. Bigley until the case is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

A MAD DOG was killed by Oficer skeIly yes
and 18th streets.
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The CRIMINAL COURT ROOM, which. during
the sessions OF the court for several years past
has been one Of the most popular places of re-
sort for oilers IN the city, has within a few weeks
changed its character, the order of Judge Hum
Phreys TO the bailif 10 allow no persons to enter
the room excepting members OF the bar police
officers, and witnesses, being enforced thus
keeping the crowd OF loafers out
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07
CITY ITEMS.

FLANNE1 BATHING SUITS, from - II IS.
Bathing Trunks or Drawers, IS cents 10 sL25.
Large variety. GEO. c. HKSNING,
No. 40 Seventh street y. w.
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LECTURE ON BRIGHAM YOU'VE AND THE NOR
MONS To-NIGHT-Mr. Edward w. Tullidge, re-
Gently Mormon elder, now in this city direct
from Utah, will lecture this evening on Nor
mon affairs, at the Metropolitan church, corner
of ~ and G streets. Mr.. L. was associate
editor OF the Salt Lake Tribune the organ of
Brigham Young, and no one is better Qualified
to give an expose Of the dOings in Salt Lake
City. He brings letters from Prominent United
States officials endorsing him. In 1864 he es-
tablished an Independent organ, The Peep o'Day,
against the Mormon doctrine as taught bv
Young.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

The HABEAs CORPUS CAsB.-The habeds
corpus case of Lewis Warren, referred to in THR
STAR OF yesterday, was taken up before Judge
Humphreys in the Criminal Court to-day. and
Mefsrs. Adams and Webb asked the discharge
OF the prisoner, who had been arrested on a
warrant Issued on Q requisition Of Governor
Bowie, and the court granted leave to the pris-
oner to amend his papers.
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The FINANCE CoMMITTER.-This committee
are continuing their sessions in the ante-rO
of the Council Chamber; but the accounts are
coming in but slowly, thus giving them an op-
pOrtunity to classify the accounts, in which work
they are now engaged. The Secretary to the
Board Of Fire Commissioners yesterday filed a
statement of salaries due, amounting to SIC 900
which, added to the amount of bills already fled
against the Department, makes a total due on
that account Of &33 ,32O.G.
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ARREST OF AN ALLEGED Cow THEIR. w.
Heustin was taken into custody yesterday by
ofacer McDernott, charged with the larceny Of
: Gov belonging TO Martin Etter, and was turned
ssenn 70 The Marshal by Lieut.. johnson, Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1870-07-07

ALLEGED ATrKNrr To K,,, wo..
BUTCHER KSIFE.-Geor1e r.. 1870, WI
was arrested last night by onfcer Ppa,h.. ~ GU
sault and battery on Maria Gross. S{,h &c.,
10 kill. This affair occurred on the an 81 n,
in the county, and Brown made his escsnn
this city, where he was arrested. The assanit
WAS made with butcher knife. and the com
plsinsnt Is severely cut about the head.
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OFFICIAL

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RAILROADS.
RALTIHORE And ONO RAIIROAN

WARRINGTON, June 8, ,so.
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".sr are reno nov I ISi 4 sk sILiffs III;
sss IIS. s.s q. ~ Is ifs s and
IN LesI So S snS saSsss Sunday ct Gas and sas "a
Leave :, s,.s f ~ sSsslsAR E LIZ .
train to or nom AnIspoIi. On sunday. "' No
ro ~ B sAYIHTPPAA5k
Leave Fok " %S Az sf "a fsS and 'sspm.
ISk AZ P p RI Z 81 y f fRf viz xsssfn
- ssSss sH !, s:sS and ,ss,. M only. connect.
Ics strs.burs and Seint. BE between Relay House
sns at
v!SsT;GssS TICKET. ss the We. can 2. had a, sss
rsr Ne. Ysrs ss,l.asI shi. and Boston. g. I'D.
Master i f +; %IsseE;
RSosf22. cent Tat Az ssh..r,o. ,.s
III. ssHa4.5Ht
Trains between %WH,HsHH fS june ise-nOon-
no TSS !: y. ;sI'd NV ~ ioEaf y, MAJ
saosSs sandsS :. re; Ga s4s
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
ana ess 90 os,y sexospt sunday at as m, IsAs
1n,v.v0Ss SUNDAY.
,he y, iof New York At zoe .. m, and PhiladsI-
Essssssss e ,si. g. sey Icrs trim only:
so.so. be hsa Il the ssssiSs oss 4 III scu 1s
See bsitimcr. and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
nAp0li'' and the West. No.. !: WILso2..
In. COLE, General Ticfet Aren't .'''r'sf'0n.
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JOINT RESOLUTION in relation to the Markets.
BE AZ reSotred By ths Board Of Aldermen and Boa,d
% Common Council of the Guy OF Waskfrgfon That
permission be. and toe same is hereby given anv
law OF OF this Corporation to the CONTRARY
notwithstanding, to market gardeners and dealers
TO wholesale their produce outside Of the regular
market honrs as now defined by law. e
Approved May Is, 1870.
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CRIMINAL CouRT, Judge HsnpAreys.-To-day,
Thomas Handy, indicted for an assault and bat
terry on Abraham Adams, Was found not guilty;
Snoderase for defence. Benoni Rosenthal alias
Rosedale, indicted for the larceny OF an en-
graved shell belonging to Rev. Mr.. Atkins, of
Georgetovn, plead guilty to taking It. and the
jury being sworn rs to the value OF the she'll
assessed 1t ct 80. He was sentenced to Is months
in the Albany penitentiary in this case, and to
like term for obtaining money by false pretsnces.
Henry Fletcher, convicted of assault and hat
terry, WA sentenced to pay q fine OF SlO0
Alice Bell, indicted for the petit larceny of
money, was found guilty, with recommends
ton to mercy, and, being in a dedicate situa-
ton, was dismissed. Charles Putnam plead
guilty to one charge Of petty larceny, and Was
sentenced to two months in JAIL Aud in four
other cases he was found not guilty. Richard
Turner, indicted for petty larceny, vas found
not guilty; A. B. Williams for defence.
EQUITY COURr, ledge Wylie.-To-day Grind
er agt. De Marul; submitted on papers. Barker
agt. Woods; order extending time for defendant
to take testimony. France ACT. Rutherford ct
all; decree pro confesso; do. agt certain de-
PENDANTS. COyle agt. Clark ct al; order confirm
ing auditors report. Wilson agt Duffey; order
appointing w. 7. Fendall guardian I'D litim. In
re Involuntary bankruptcy of George Staffen;
order to issue rule to show cause why. Barnaclo
sgt. Hoffman; order enjoining sale till further
orders and reference TO auditor. Erni AFT
Tucker Judgment by default, under 18th rule.
kidweu- & Henderson agt. Corporation Of
Washington; do. M0hun e. Sons agt Davis;
90. Angerman agt. Gregg; order for Temporary
injunction. In re lunacy of jeremiah Collins
order that clerk pay balance of funds, sc.
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a. sAKs q CO.,

THE SUMNER 10 ON US-THE PEOPLE
WANT TO KEEP COOL.
now is Oak Hall Clothing House, where the people
are dropping their old clothing, and DOMINIC our
Company, always alive 70 the wants Of the people
H. new stocked with all the Leading styles Of Linen
have reduced their prices 20 correspond with the
present times. Our Linen Suits commence q 0,JO;
81 g. R Pm 81 , + 3
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Clothing Company sells better soods & lower prices
We are able to sell goods low. Give us q csii. No
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