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To Emma w., on the Death Of Little
Allie.

Gentle mother, cease thy weeping,
Qnickly dry that falling tear,
Tho. Thy darling child is sleeping.
Yet hiaspirit fingers near.
Like tender beauteous flower
Droops beftre the spn's frst ray ~,
Ere the gentle evening shower
Cheers it with q silvery spray.
Like abrilliant morniug-glory.
Twines around some sturdy oak,
Or with branches, old and hoary.
Winds itself with lightened stroke;
This "a single blast may sever.
Naught on earth it's hand can stay.
This a breath mayblight forever ..
And in death its petals lay. r..
So it was thy flower bahOlding.
Sweetly blooming all aloue. F.,
Ere its tender leaves unfolding,
Or its presence hardly known.;-
Tho it wooed the gorgeous sunbeam,
And e1haled the heavenly dew,.
While with Joy thy heart vas teeming
Firm Tvs tendrils round thee grew.
But when all wa. JOY and gladness.
Aud thy fJwer was trosh and gay, e..
, Never dreaming ought Of sadness
Could thy treasure steal away.
Them storm was near approaching,
Quietly It wound its way, - ,'
Till upon thy home encrOaching >,>...'
Dead and pale thy fiowerAt lay!
:. From the parent stem, now waited;
Swiftly was it borne away.
And an holy stem was grated .
There to bloom through enliess day.
Tho withered, torn, and bleeding,
= The parent plant is left; ...'
And the angel death unhecding .''
The Apwer he tns bereft.
But why thus sadly weepiugi
Father, mother, dry that tear,
For thy darling is tu, sleeping
And lis spirits. ever neari
June 9Th. 1870! Il; --.. H.. =:
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$ REryss1csn- cosvsrrross-The
Republican State Convention mse.s
10 Colombia on. the 26th July TO
FnoHinate Ca1didatasfor Govornor aud
|Eieutsuant GDxernor, aud. also an Ex-
ecutivc Committee and estate Cen
trail Committee, and also to prepare a
platform. Afterwards cech Congress
lohal District will hold Convention
to ernomiaate a.candidats for, Congress,
and each County to nominate candi.
dates for the Legislature. .r... r..
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.tE.t = : Sn".
Markets..

GyApDEyiInE, Jily' IL Cotton 17@
"a p+:Hct "':gif <'.i o.. '%:G'H' -
10. i;rn-Hiaa M H. .,a-5, =
'NEw :YoRK, June 129-Cotton law
er-2Ol l@203. Gold dulh4at l1a.:. q:
:; .GaAaBEsToN, JunsR9. Cotton .stea;
dy, middlings'111, MI ../i -: ,.' 80 -. :, =;
:. = sLNEnroot, June %, Cotton quiet,
uplands 95@1O. obg1. !..U i,r.- ri
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Bay" The third quarterly Confer
.cnoe Of Abbevillo Station will be held
in the NJ. r.. Church, Tuesday, July
5th, 4 o'clock J.. M.
Preaching tho same evening, and
the next Sabbath evening by Rov. W.
II. Fleming.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-01

n@- DR.. II. M. Miller, United
State Senator from Georgia, was the
guest Of his relative, Col. Med. Mil
Ter, on last Wednesday. lie is a man
of eminent abilities and fine oratorical
powers.
The Abbeville press and banner. [volume] (Abbeville, S.C.) 1869-1924, 1870-07-01

Why Do You Cotcn ia-When' it is in your
|powerlo fslisvs yourself 2 few doses of Dr.
TUFTS Expectotp1t will ,cufe gou. snd, a'lay thd
apprelenSions of your friends; moreover. It 10
pleasant 70 take. itsproduees 20 nausea end
tsCks in. lie f0ture.i Mothers need not. dread
the Crbup:wnen they. have bottle OF this val
9rble compound on their Mantlepiecs..e z. r..
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CoKESBuRY SCHOOL

TI1E Summer session Of tho BOYS
l.. SCHOOL, ends on Thursday;
eth July, on which day the annual
Exhibition will, take place. 49,.
An address to the pupils will bo de-
iivcrcd by COL. JAMES S. COrIR-
RAN. Tho exercises will begin Mt
10 A. NJ, end PM. The public arc
respectfully invited to. at4cnd. '''
July ], 1870, lot ~ ..s.
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:MARRIED;
June sth, 1870:

On Tuesday, 10th Of May, by Rev.
W. e. Walters, Mr.. JOHN J. HAR-
IDY, of; Lnwndosville, s.: o. and Miss
FANNIE NJ, daughter Of Samuel
Knox, ESD ef Franklin, County, Cd.
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DAY,lhS 81 lsE. lssrias &c tie plaSI sGaTps
as s8oha DAk D. MUaE. asasaaR EaFp
July !, 1870, lo-lt -;
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REPUBLICAN MEETING ON SAT

REPUBLICAN MEETING ON SATUR.
DAY.-Wc hear that the Republican
meeting on Saturday cucning Inst
was anything than a harmonious one.
1twas decidedly bclligerent, reminding
ono, it is said, of the Charleston City
Council discussions. Some one final,
ly poured oil on tho troubled waters
and Judge IIogc at last appeared upon
the scene with the olive branch-in
other words lie made speech-a con
ciliatory speech. To-day we under
stand that Convention will be held to
eject delegates to tho Columbia Con
vention to meet on the 26th July.
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|: LEARN THE LUXURY OF DoISa coop" by re-
[eommepiipg to ell who suffer from Dyspepsia
debility, sour. stomdch mid indigestion Sumter
them. -.
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g3- >.:.;s:TnEAsHRER's oFElCE, ,c5t
~ .c.iI s,.w / si;1AI
4 And COLUMBIA EAlLHoAp' co.,
- :eoItassr9aa, s. G., SJune 2o; ;ta70!s

il i,COUPONS'o of aher 2Spts, !G,iafanteed
BOMBS, Csniioasss offIndehteanets, and
sd!SiortssgaaBa aNDSsoG tbs Esmpa-
ta5. aysfastl1aWbs 40, 6epsiadi ,hA
RsnEing Howe nt HnH .KdnihpI SNos 9
AasSan street, New York, or as the Caro-
Ina NstiaaaldB Bsaks1 10 aEoapshb bid; :Sss G
snd after tbs lst day Of JdlN,as7p.f s
I :. Hha! ints,esk dni 'si,s a0assA AgAiagi Ehsl
"a r4ssgaB Bda6snn6i Bssatibpab Cert iaass,a
Esf s41deS tsdaeass sssiiit: ba ;mia sG Aa. .dassa
Fofatbo Company. ".sbfrspo| A,faT1 q
uBEN? ?TDas1t tsses, ,Trsasa,sf,ts
sa1slyE ,E:1sfo, Wzae.,lE,m yasIg1la I.!,
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20 1 AaiSstaa asitdss -..Lasd- -sa zf,Gsr 6
isgiafs s,alss 4 asIs5a s5asals'saassssss, IL i
I4dvortiscs sale Of ., variety oftArti,
|cles at public auction on Saleday.
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=; =; IAnot GABDAqs..AWe arc indebted
to Capt; ": r; White; Of our: village,
fot the pleasure of !i9Gpe citing ono 81
bhealargsst. t.cabbaees that over graeted
the eyo sof D. 9saeiighad Z Dutehman,
We 1liavo almost o'bcsen drcamfng Of
sour krout aud lageF:bcef' eiS eeiver ssiiecD..
The cabbage wcighsdses lbs, and in
.its gigantiesRponereieps, xns !s9sight
TO behdld:*o ItfSas. .raisedlbyENs. al,
phuls lidsly do this neighbobHoad,
:andas oasy one Of many proofs sslieI,
have seenz:of his skaol land
,oatcfpr1ss ag & Auceessfat Q ofSavHnbSf mid
garfeasE.s .f ca A.. -. .:s":seahs E1e.'.i
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Beeehet.Showe fas neatly ssadG 36r
the prAsssn volume giaihg ,ss1,e, ::-.'trssI
story" s4f Charles Dickans,s N atrjdYp,
NAL iatsieitiss. Tia EeEA will be; be;
hhocked.to learn That Ma: stowe. VIII
probably attemyt TO demonstrate that
they had their origias i,.saestfangeri ID
iatuation onsths port of Mr. Diak
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United tDssa sptes,s sEcriasp6 1870
Imo thoAtessl $780, Een dstlAss
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whose instrumenAality the thief 3
be detssted Hold Iarties Hrsde1 tiA
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suitsbis . . pitsarSDS ita sS fpfsx 81 Abhsdt
commigasasf, saSdd g Atas
tho pub@e aetyonage: -" -
MANY VOTERS. ,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

SALEsDAY.-NIonday last witnessed
lively crowd IN town. The weather was
veraal bud 4oms valuable property was
to b sold. sThe Sheriff made the fol-
lowing sales
Estate Of Jaap q. Rowe.-House tract
and s5 acres, purchased byF NJ Ro :
gers for $3.50. 95
Three woodland tracts of about 20
acres each, sold fur s41O, $3.50 and
$495.
Nineteen small building lots, varying
from 4 Of an acre to acres, sold for
s22Gl. E.
Lands of Ws,, Summers-One tract
oi 270 acres, house fract, purchased by
j. NJ. Wetsell for $500. One tract of
$40 acres, purchased by DIR. j, W. Sum-
mofs forE$25.
One tract Of SO ucrcs of Jno. l..
Joiner was purchased by j. j. w. Join
er for sll5SyYY ~ d +
One haaaissiaed nnoity snf- 10 acres,
Tampyv siill of lands oil, U, Z. Jefcoat,
aid 20 II. 4. salleyi fohrs $3.50.
Lands of Jacob Fcgle, Administrator.
} soll as follows:
One tract of l73 acres to w. 4. Eas-
trrlin fur $3.50.
] Oue tract of 100 acres to ". A. Eas.
terlii for s3S0.
One tract of so acres to w. N. Mount
6rtss05o.
: Que tract nj 800 acres of land of s.
B-Sawycr, was purchased by VI. B. Cue,
for slsis. ~ : =
One tract Tif 100 acres of lands of T..
DaSaxsun said. tn e. b Ilutto for s495.
&state of Nathaniel Cain-One tract
OF 81 acres sold to n. i. w. Sistrunk
for sl95. -
One tract of "a acres sold to Mrs. ii.
NJ: Andrews f"f $3.50.
One tract of 95 acres sold to Mrs. Hq
NJ. Andrews for 500.
n
House and lot in orangebarg on Rus
sell Street, property of Deidrich Klep-
ping was. a1areliased by a. aud "A. r.
ChsmPy for $1,000.
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'oNon.pnying subscribers are thus talked
Of by u Western editor: "Wagons can
not run without wheels, boats cannot run
without steam, bullfrogs cannot jump
without. legs. or newspaper carried on
eyerlastinsly without money, no more
than a dog can wng his tail when he has
none. Our subscribers arc all good, but
what good does a mans goodness do
when it don't do any good ? We have
no doubt that every one thinks that all
have paid except himself, and as we are
a clever fellow, aud as his account is
little matter it makes no difference
Strange hallucination.
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SpRIsa AND SUMNER FAsHross.-

SPRING AND SUMNER FASHIONS
The New York World, noting tlefash,
'ious for the spring and summer, Eenasks
that ladies of culture aud taste are grad
ually retiring blck uponsa style Of dress
Distinguished moro for its auie. elegance,
its subdued tints, absence of exaggera-
tion, than for its display of the eccentric
modes which follow 10 fast upon one
another. The bonnets, we are told, haze
suddenly achieved larger dimensions, and
therefore somewhat increased Importance
The new style is orthodox in its compost
tion, and includes the elements ofcrown,
brim and curtain. sSSssE
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

Yield Of cotton .f"Hy increased 100 per
cent. by the use IF tiHeni;r G,s,no.
Newman, Ga, December 20, 1869.
.kessrs. IE2cor, Gibbs d Co.:
Your favor of the LIST instant, asking
the result of the use of the Phoenix
Guano / bought of you last spring, duly
received. / state now. on u fnrmer
occasion, that the yield of cotton Il have
not applied it to anything else) ,oas fully
one Hundred per cent. better on the land
where it was used than where il was not
used on land of the same quality, and
think this to be safe calculation ben.
orally, where the Guano is properly ap.
piled. Respectfully,
b. H. WRIGHT
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09
T. . GA T.. !.
SMuBgAY APRIha 1870

SpRrKa The flowers, the song of
birds, the soft breath Of another spring
have greeted us! Troupstof maidens go
Forth in the bright afternoons and return
laden with jessamines 'Tis emphatically
their season, thoir emblem and their car
niyal.
Our merchants are getting their new
goods and tho spring trade hasopened in
earnest.
There lis quite o rush for the first
choice sat SPsiess dresses. Went 'tis
appropriate. The glad earth arrays
herself in her Bsiglitdst beauty ~ E,hs
spring; and 'tis in harmony that the la.
die. sh@ld @ant ney bright dresses
at this season.
Alas! piaser effact married man, a.
our side mars the vernal poetry of our
strain, by the brutal remark !:
Yes! BY G., they want new dresses
%: enc ;iG;sss. 4 II {
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

stiH TnEsrsAN Goeps, anoo.aco their
second entertainment for Thursday
evening next. The proceeds, after ex-
penses are paid are to be given to the
Ladies Monument Association.
These is twofold reason then that
orr citizens should attend this entertain.
Ssdnt ss
Let them have full house!
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Housr FuRNisnIEo Goops.-Mr

HOUSE, FuRNfsHIEo GooDs.-Mr.
VIM. Willcock, offers to the public a
choice verify of Stoves, Tinware etc. at
zsestly reduced prices. No one knows
fhe benefit to be derived from good
Cooking Stove until they purchase one.
We apsak from experience in the matter,
and can cheerfully recommend Mr. Will
cock to your patronage. Give him a
trial and we guarantee you will be salts
fed.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09
SOUTHERN SECURITIES,
CHARLESTON, s. c.,
Corrected Weekly by a. C. IA UFKAN,
Broker, No. 25 Broad Street.
April & 1870

hprH o, 1osU.
STATE SEcUnITIEs-South Carolina, old,
500 do new, so "a $ do, regis,'d stock,
ex int (0S0.
CRY SEcuRirIEs-Augusta, Co., Bonds,
Gesi; Charleston, S. C. Stock, Tex or init
$50 ; do. Fire Loan Bonds, 675; Co
lumbia, s. c. Bonds, @7O.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Blue Ridge (irst mort
gago) 7OGD Charleston and Savannah,
G6@ Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta,
Gao; Cheraw and Darlington, (1So :;
Grcenville and Columbia, Qst morU SO@ :;
do, State gunrantec) 69@ Northeastern,
30 G9 I; Savannah and Charleston, list
moru 6S0; do, Estate guarantee) 70@ !;
south Carolina, 980; do, rs; Spartan
burg and Union, $50
RAILROAD SToCKs-Charlotte, Columbia
and Augusta, (D55; Greenyile and Colum-
bia, 20 Northeastern, 100; Savannah
and Charleston, l935; South Carolina,
(whole sharcs) @45; do, (half do) % a.
EXCHANGE, &o--Ncw York Sight, of par;
Gold, ll0@ll2; Silver, lO5@10S.
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KIRK ROBINSON,
ORANGEBURG C.. HIS,

We, the School Commissioners Of South
Carolina, have examined Prof. Reynolds Sc
ries Of Readers published by Dufiie 4 Chap
man, Of Columbia, 8. c., and believe that
they are admirably adopted to the purposes
sor which they ere designed, amd have nc
hesitation in recommending them to the Pri-
vatc Schools of the State.
A A, Jones. II. Lothon, James E. Dunlap,
W. Berry, X. II. Reid, Vim. Summer, w. J..
White, Richard Porcher, d. F. -Brodly, wm
H. Floryhil.
! apl2 ~ oam 3m
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

The negroes. formerly slaves; among
the Cherokccs, Greeks End Choctaws,
claim to be citizens of those tribes, and
to have set apart for them their proper
tion of the appropriation annually accru-
ing to these Indians, to be devoted to
educational and other purposes.
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IN THE COURT OF PROBATE.

Whereas \. O. Holman hath applied 10 me
sor Letters az ADMINISTRATION. or the Estate of
James w. Barber late Of Orangeburg County.
deceased.
These are therefore to cite and admonish
ali and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at u Court of Probate for the said Coun-
ty, to be holden at Orangeburg on the 18th
day of April, 1870, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
trntion should not be granted
Given under my hand and the Seal OF the
Court, this 18th day of March, A. ID.
1869, and the ninety fourth year of Ameri.
can Independence
THAD. C.. ANDREWS,
apl 2-N Judge Of Probate.
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SCHOOL BOOKS.

NXTE HAVE FURNISHED A AfsBRIEs
HVS Of New Pictorial Readers and spelli
ers, preparedby Pref. Reynolds, d. D., of the
South Carolina Univarsity. The series con-
sists Of six volumes. e,;a.s
Reynoid's New Pictorial Speller, l6 cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Primary Reader,
cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Second Reader,
60 cents. n 'ltia iead5b 4 d}T
Reynolds New Pictorial Third Reader, 30
cents,
Reynolds New Fourth Reader, Sl.25.
SCHOOL HISTORY Or SOUTH CARO-
LtNA-Told in familiar style. BY Prof
James Wood Davidson, A. M. Price 90 cents
PROF. REYNOLDS WRITING BIO, KS,
IN series OF Eve numbers-2O cents each.
AsGH00L REGISTER to last six months,
10 cents.
A TABLE BOOK for young children, 60
cents per dog. f,A Y 3B
Teachers and Educators who wish to ex-
anime any Of the above works with view
TO their introduction, will have copy. sent
them ON receipt OF half tie above priee
T, eDUEF1E q CHAPMAN
; ilaJfishers and Rnokxeiiers,
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NOTICE.

Klchard MagriII, Petition
Mary NJ. Bair, Adm'x. ct. al. Act, &c.
BY an order made in the above stated case.
all persons having demands against the Es-
tate of John v. Bair, deceased, are required
to present and prove the same before the
Judge OF Probate on or before the lst day of
May Rext, or they viii be debarred payment.
7, C. ANDREWS,
April ], 1870. Judge of Probate.
apl2 Al
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

y, The members of the dental profession
Of the State will lioldia Convention in
Columbia on the 9th of May. +,
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09
Sho Fly,Don't tBodder

ShO Fly, Boddei'
LOO I'm EN-
CHEAP, CHEAPER, CHEAPEST.
ryf NOW rs POUR TIME!
A MOTHER LARGE LOT OF FIRST
IN class -.
|f0dc 0 o1kItMa lsrToN E s. liz
just received, and will be sold -at greatly
REDUCED RATES, corresponding with the
fall in gold. :, slI-if@E e. |yF5T
I will warrant my STOVES 10 give pcrfeo.
Satisfaction.
PRINTED DIRECTIONS given with eari
Stove, showing how to use them. sc.
Please call Rnd examine my Stock before
You buy. and satisfy yourselves that !. can do
better with you than persons who know moth
ing whatever about the Stovs.bilsiness
You know the GOOD OLD ADAGE, every
NAN &c HIS TRADE. ID
/ Say no.hing- but Saw Wood.
Yours truly, n
july si-apl 2-Iy wM. .wILLcocK.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

ExECUTOR,S NOTECE.-Au
IL persons having demands against the Es
tate of the late Mrs. Mary Raysor, deceased,
will present the same properly attested, at
the office of. Messrs. llIar & Dibble, or to
the undersigned. All persons indebted to
said Estate will make payment as above.
WILLIAM C. MOSS,
April j. 1870. Qualified Executor.
apl2 I'm
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09
Fobaeco5 Eobaecoal

WHOLESALE. i
TIME SUBSCRIBER RESPECTFULLY
Il informs the Citizens of 0rangeburg and
surrounding Country that he has opened mt
this place a Choice Lot of the Best Brands Of
'i+ NORTH CAROLINA TOBACCO,
which he is prepared to offer them ut very
.ew figures &c he Se,s the Tenae.e .;ir-e.
from Manufacturer and sells at Manufactu-
rer's priccs. "a.
Call and examine samples, and judge for
yourselves at the store next to NJ. McMns-
ter's. Mad, BAILEY.
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

Consignees per South Carolina Rail
road Remaining IN the Depot to
Date.
r. Livingston, d. A. Phillips. II. d. Cook,
g. w. Dnnoliy, s: s. Hnigier, G. Rast, r. w.
Bates. w. A. 4 J. a. 0cain, w. A. McElroy,
+. Nix. a. G. Salley. r. Evans, B. H. Barton,
j. w. Randolph w. B. Logan. S. w. Brantly,
j. Summers, b. II. Motifs, ~
In accordance with orders received from
the Superintendent. Storage will hereafter
he charged on Goods remaining in the Depot
for an unreasonable length of time. = IA
w. C. MEREDITH, Agent.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

A hnlinistFatOr's NOtice.-AlR
IN persons having demands against the
Estate Of John Rumph, or the Estate of
Elizabeth Rumph are hereby notified to pre-
sent the same properly aItested to
CHURCHWELL A. CROWELL,
Administrator Of said Estate.
mar 70 81
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-04-09

Bills marked thus (#) are being redeemed
at the Bank CouEters Of each.
jan ~ 3m
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1870-04-28
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