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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

oUI1 DUH AAtSNSoAuS q
ion Sunday night The Mutual, Clnb I;oi
tlils city the champion club ofgthe United
! States, will start for New Orleans tllfeg
To play series Of grand matches Witli
the Robert Il. Lees, champions 0lath9
South, and tho Lone Star and Other fhs
din clubs. Their firSt game will be pay
ed on the Goth inst, THE Mutuals will 70.
turn early IN December. The club Ess
closed play In this vlSlnity for 1870: srNs 81
game was played yesterday, tho Atlantles
being unable 70 present Zeatlen. Isa,e2lJi
Murphy not to Resign. -asasa1
The Tribune, upon tho assurances Of
Collector Murphy, says there Is no. ,tount
daHon whatever for the report Of hls1ihs
Stention 70 resign. tSe.s s.;ss
The New York Election! '19li!f
The latest returns indicate that tho AS.
Esembly viii bea tie. fHThis Is on the sup
position that a Republican Is elected In
Fulton and Hamilton. That Districts
still doubtful, liza Dem ocEat y elected,
then the Demp pcrats wiz haygls maiprilY
oftwo; Other Y Rllillll be W. u 5lfdm
I 7 " Another SWindle.Ilt 90 r9ih
t,15pp ? 5iail lNBw'Y Y Y6HK, Nov!i12. q,
Another irreguIatitY was !braugt to
light 10! day hui! u iis time Wall Street
escaped without I IpS.9 Z Tobacco dealsis
ARE sufferers AtGethah; ;nane a 8bcni4
son, Claiming To- haff from Detroit hAs
been purchasing t66as sE06 Here IoF sBne
time past, and up to 10 ddY, had bought
ab0Gf SEQ, 900 dollars Worth, 70 be paid
.inliats, Of ono quart tet cash and balance
finm6nthly iinstallmShts. To-day Roben!
|scfi was arrested at the e1nstance % tobacc6'
dealers, WHO charge him With obtaining
goods hhde def filSe pre- i.3 3qiiA,g y. 'Y''
: The Tfin6f that III & noSwaI c6llecs..
tor ot. Customs is soon to be appointed Was
Id contridicted BY Mr. MtifphY yesterday,
hut ,it IS ~ explicitly asserted b6y parties
SUPPOSED u be wolf Informed, aec6mpan;
lied by u further stat emeht, TINT Judge,
! Robertson, of WestEhe estet COUNT will be,
dfb fbhy y sdGce l9IalE " t9Ss'n nv
Tha3 Steamer City 16f Partj jhmIi pfiuG6
from New York for Pot aR lPifhEB, H.
long over doe at the latter port. Mr:sBas!1
|sctt, new (colotedl Minister to Hayti, was
judge tBlatchf0fd, Yesterday, ,uuhSlEf etlie
operation Of the writ pf ltdPsEs corpitS, dis;,
char fGed lis a minor i Youth who hid en-
LISTED IN tliS navy III APRIL 1860, ut the
age Hf .18 years and 3 months, This Is
against The previous understanding iof the.
law on the sibiGEts,u ~ p Tfll,tIN'I.9
It Is again amounted tBat Sam collyer
WIN asc9pt, Billy l3t EdRaHrds i chs!Iehge foro
TFfHe ftUhtsi siNIf YsiHi - IL ~. " 10y hlt u
! ! lAdTicss from ST. DoHiBtp to thSsd,inst.,
stats that the question Of annexation to
the GSrmdn Confederate i6H Is still ,canvass!!
led, and 1t Is reported that 'riBg gotiatibns IRE
going on, but no 0EtiEial steps will be
taken until TIE United 81 tbs 6tfiCia1y dc.
Felare the abandonment Of the proposition
Instrumentation. dIPfesident SBalEi was not
dead hstfRs beanaeportedW 4r itei az
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TnSurrection Ended.

7 ,sb70ddlH u lIFeVL sldfI, NO2. I
I Gov. Holden has, d l0stliSsued, q proc
Aamation rev0klng his former proclamq:
tioHS'o4 5IAfek III and JllS slhI q so, de-
claring the c6dHtbs 81 Ailshahc8 8and Cos
aelIlt0beina state otinSulESStiop :! ne I.6
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Observation-Disclosures.

,ts5s- ii tuER - L.. - +. a4H9ltGi IN
nm VI 5NSfae = 2 10 70 ltA f''ii t'A'
..,,l14 ID. hgga9S sbooD ,lI4sudn
Ill. b, gl!ss aoYEaNQR, hH Iii! gry
RspGSsteaa: q ,iifsGIH ~ XXX SIS,.tp
James II. PGpes. al 40 John g Y
sii 75ns tslsi4.5' kIi,If&oHs gaIi ;hoSy 'osai ~
Tal6hiS B6ggeSs!aS, 10 3. A'Benhett XXX ,.is ~
H.. TnRAsuRIBy ,,d,,t .,iiS,-gIhp
Jas. Al. SlRcanley. .50F John s. BnrdsH ..sM
aa1t !! q .yrARroRNRY' HENRRAIs ~ iiiF n1I =
A Bolton Caldwell. 90 Joseph sprigg ...!.saO
T JuDaE sur. s.IsaE 69tRr " ArFEAl.s. -,
James II. Brown, s..7O @, PIT. Moore. .2so ~
ron CONGREss-3D DIST.
], s, WItCher. .8SI F. Hereford. ......s 22
sTATR SENATE.
W. A. Carol. ....... .GS T. Il, Kllnq. .9l9
HOUSE OF DELEdETEs. -.
A. Browning. .......76 j. GRErrtt:::s:T ~ -. 9
Mcdowell. .roT3io
GOVERNOR.
Republican. q il6alatFd4. ,.o
Y; 4. s'o'.11iSSi y Taf ''''
James NJ, Pipes: ~ F9hafPEq iS'
Thomas Boggess.. lis Esh BdPnettt q, ..isa
], A. MacauIcy. .. lit JOhti 81 mfGR. 5o1S
Ia. BaealdWGll!. lis fJOsepK sprigg .....lsi
4eyB4s1e euFgIs,1e eogJt1 OF ATPEALs. -,
James n. Br6wh LIB 9. 7. T. Moore-...i LII
ron coNGREss=sp DIsERlGE . u a.
John s. WftcheF. :. lIB Frank Hereford. 81. l2a
ron STATE SENATE.
Wm. A. Carrol...... T.B. Glue III
- =, HOUSTON p1LBqATBA NaF "a
Lambert n "a :.i9S tGEoraS ! ~. = NssllO
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1alNiEyysYSI9IBfIKK,I SI9IBfIKK,IYoI|r Yo|rFYEsEIll". 'I''E l.,i
! i1ienoaA sehenck Rettef.E :.
} 10, NEM YoRK. Nov. 12.

~" AVhh1 NVE' -. - /,
Gen. schenck, who has been confined.
TO his rooms since his arrival here, ,iabyla
painful Sarbuncle Of his iSee;J Jandc6
pelled 10 deny himSelf to nearly ;ail5 5his
friends, d promised hy, his surgeon tllatin.
hEe or sFS days mOre he may be HSlc to
SAk ont dkAin. MT,
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FLoUR-Qulet.and unchanged

; 13RlU = =, -, ~ = :
GRAIgG; NHhleE9t ~ :. Advanced. " @ Sks;! 10.
month; this Ildi hoOh tho mltket WIS dull and5i
Iunsettled at 81 cash. Corn; Dpll and declined /,
INiKG No. nix6 5te;; this afternoon th8 NH!
ket Vas inactive st Gle. oaIsrrD llned =
lei Barley Advanced l16acI Q6pfihE '1'oI ", y
ASSE Si HCn9 6fi ases5B SHd 8Spfjss5a niISg
40a5Oc ciloWeT salGgG Gb 90 s00 079hIls ,yiiiidE 10
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

idsps Daif Di aiiiz SlsiS on Tic Liepbpilssed
alllthe eneny's attacks withtgreat lOssito'
assailahts! H'0Hlythen did the Germans
retire on the, e,10th, At Portiqna 10 Bayari,
an ammunition train, losing It's way, fell
into tho hands Of the French, War
movements reported ito. day say Chat a9sG7
lutte quiet prevails around Paris
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. .,IIi,, Ris giIISA1TsY5.

dbl 10 sGlfEboRRNCE, November 12.
Tho Italian ..trffEdte Castellamore has
gone 70 Marseitles 70 protect the Italian
citizens! Another vessel win follow 2
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AS to uigd4sbldtuFs,F 7 the Democrats
will have igthe House about 40 out ofb6,
'3ust about what the Republicans had foF, q
number ol years Sr The Senate Is. just q
tie,s counting lEr. DAYTON 9 ,Republlilesapiii lsp
Hewas elected as one 1and we hearthab
he has ttseEntly declared that he remains
one. The Democrats figure majority N
one, lltSS&seyer.a6yEclassing him u Demo-
Fcfat. .cTaAo Il.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

samusl1 HAltxeil lltubaA ship builder
Of Boston, died Yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

n lisi99I9 ngod md u n fEl es ,sii0I
f 5.s ts6iara ..11 a., is's, ,.t eal 4,
ntgIo9H htfnt ssiEsDia!J tt,yos ID! Y, pifp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14
\ 4 E5sl5R sl5R NAN s Y.
About the sinking Of the Prussian
Bark, Charlotte. .aad40y
.a5nBERL1N. NovthihlF te.

,,9shBERLTS, November 1e.
The N0rA Serimnan Gazette, referring 70
tho sinking OF tho Prusslan bark, Char
lotte, by the French ,man:oCSWlE Des&i&,
says 1t was AZ grant yloletioh al interna.
ti0naR law. Il Action in the matter willibe
taken by Prussia at tic proper time. vtf,-
German 4tcoaht OF the Orleans
Ur. Affair." f
Queen Augusta received the following,
from ~ gilli&H1s 5est6 tday 3aiteta d6h dated
Versailles, 1ltA:, General Von, De Toun
Yesterday retired from Orleans u TOury,
SsiqSq SgPEtgs pFSS & .tssl tss 9PsRs 's
He has already been reinforced by General
sWhittICh aud Prince Frederick Charles.
BiSm6FEk, vgri16S1 .of ths Latg Ar
\ s, sgs nS,ai I,1,,II s.lss RlSiHssSG Sro y %
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

Isat4l llaH q eItand tls galFAg has betn
iRtfet ths RselsgieAl GEgAsagEmbep.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

.4sNew iY orka Produce MARKETED 4 Il
J \ d nj itI5 brs basN4R YoBIp NoVemAer Y Ina
Steady 'Rsad d's9 Pnes HRlasp9d'', as9d', GA
EIegRrIs good aeaaRd ,atlb,llt tptlpss J1tsitsSii
dRAIN-:WG Firm: nGw spring 81 31{S1 Sa;
winter rod ahbeB 81 9l 81 Hty lniet aEa "a
@s Gqfn quiet Rpd 9Psl'aPGfb eSoe' new
RaasE Scarce and Rms; frsh, aaSslc; lined ,
PESS q "a Pork dull aud df Tor future 7
delivery; 800 barrels neis, Belicr In SlG mouths,
at SO 81. BC6f steady. Bulk meats and Bacon
dull and droopihg1 Hard lunehaugedh lilsf9I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

a DAMP n iRisAt q ddcsti6u Is forming It
Toulouse, under Gen. De- Msyas, as a
nucleus for tho army Of the southwest.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

2 SATURDAY night, 12th, was the annlvcr-
'6ary efth6 gtcSf ndteotic shower ia 1sae
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

cr nh aggregate Of 81, ,542 against 4g, ,153 IN
j bOs. This Is al approximation; batRe
vOto of both parties has doubtless In
excused in tho sevcn counties and the
aggregate enlarged corrcspondingly..ss,i i" 4
There arc still 50 many counties from
Which VIC are without the Congressional
ypto that we cannot give the exact major
ihes orig Sge&sj The DehGefRSia lAeH
d res, partly estimated, make DAVIS ma
iority in this. District ], ,S44; HEREyoHD's
III tho Third 1,s4S; MCGnE&I'S 8 in the Sec
ond9s7r This rwonltl make the. Demo-
cratic Congressional l4ga majority in tlie,state
s,aOO, i, twill not vary widely from that
OH Governory wien the official flgures, aeP
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.g4oamesit1aek}NIN I9g1e eal1f9VloA vel

- ~ t5sii4 Hlfl04 y. ~ ~.
-5fli06I 4 ldldiEIahI ,IilSQ1l'l nois9nEe 'hi
.,lIia sSi 1SPbd adT - ff!is4 T9a1ils, s2sls
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

i9ioYab H1E1E SNh"4ldi lsE 9diEm y Eh
lfGl 10 gjnIa adj q; HoisasiiA Aas ~, " ia
,Ipbt, / inhi lsp' ! .nbi;qnHrNl, .7ssl n
oi tplsIHd ~ at " ggb tart JtIrt-l al VIM iat,,
~ s,,,,sif iaOSati "a pall htl YsAisist sJ.,ls,l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

!, DsPseS 9g sS9 [Isaqa y Fsl fH sAs'
wmSE DAN Wdt rOopiuslat s4ossosa ~
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.etnamaa aI119Y5I WaN

! lIcGarrahan's counsel Oh fed twenty
thousand dollars influence CgEs favor;
able action t6Ward Garr9hsh. Paschal
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.sIBiSsi guidsfTsriialh ~ Y liE' ali ntsio
-Liais,elj mon! il ii,RSy6llqI tii.Bi75li9 hna
" .lIinh
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- .l,edallaetsa .5neI
: Mo- 10 e. n = % y = = ] =
3 81. XIX, ,.a,rs s..,. ~ . .


Having nov heard from the county Of
ArcD lowell, ws glSe It up. The State has
gone Democratic, though tK5Stte 81 fhd7
|i6llty-is not yet ascertainedhDW pan,
however, approximate IT on the vote for
Governor. We'have tie iuil Vote Of 46
counties, the known majorities in 4 others,
and a Democratic estimate for the other 3.
Id the 40 counties The Republican vote Is
lss, ,gG0, against "a ,95s IN 1868; the De9lo155 q
.eFatiryute2ee es5; ;against- co. ,seo4u 4SOe5
tho Demopaties mhjqflty9 1etS 4.s9s.
In A of the remaining counties the DEM
ocratic majority Is 10S, q Democratic gain
or O58. The other three aref Wayne,
Webster and Wyoming. In 1858, Wayne
gaEeyR. s8T, d. 199; the Democrats now
estimate 800. Democratic mJoFity.slWeb'
Ser then gaye r 30 p ! 1O4 ! the psgo-
drafts NV claim idO majority Wyoming
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The Tribune, upon tho assurances rof,
Collector Murphy, says there Is no, ,iounsl
dation whatever Tor the report Of hlsninal
tentlon % resign. -
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] 81 l5I!SG gGEfta ~. Z IN in VI Z rTF9sGzf
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TIeluSe, at lhaloonsl for observingathe
mo2ementSEof the enemy Is to be- intro
dpSeH into Die army pt tho Loire eGy,T IN .Ig Jy,
KiconsideEable number ot steel breeGh4
loading cannon Are ready for the armies "
the Loire and Noftb WI 81 a:s .,ggs4f g eiis n
German, Account OF the Retreat for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1870-11-14

thens sgaveaR 1Ga,, p. 86s the Democrats
4qT aS5ndi iorly. AllOvbtgnlss
fbk45O Democratic majority, ,or6GO gain, In
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-22
HENRY,S
CONSTITUTION RENOyATOR,
BLOOD OLEANSLR.

This medicine is known to the faculty as
being the concentrated fluid extract of Sar-
united with other valuable medi-
cinal herbs, and is guaranteed as chemically
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-22
SCHOOL BOOKS!!

NNHE UNDERSIGNED HAVE RECENT
II ly published series of New Pictorial
Readers and Spoilers, adapted to the tastes
OF Children of both sexes They have been
prepared by Prof. j. l.. Reynolds, ID. D., of
the South Carolinn University. The Series
consists ut six volumes. beautifully printed
and elegantly illustrated with beautiful en-
cravings.
Reynolds New Pictorial Spellcr. 90 cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Primary Reader,
% cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial First Reader. 40
cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Second Reader,
&C cents.
Reynolds New Pictorial Third Reader.
80 cents.
Reynolds New Fourth Reader, S1.25.
We deem it not improper to refer to few
of the advantages aimed at in preparing
these readers.
l. The enlistment of popular sentiment
In favor or home enterprise, which is now be-
ginning to show itself all over the South.
z To remedy the evils complained of in
our schools, of n continued change of Text
Books. ~ costly habit. aud one which ininrcs
the Schools..b preventing the children from
bcing put into Glasses. A series OF Home
Renders, it was supposed. would he used To n
great degree and this serious evil thus avoid
cd
school History of South Carolina. told in
familiar style, BY Prof, Jas Wood David
son, 4. NJ. 80 cents.
Prof. Reynolds Writing Books, in series
Of five numbers:
No. !. Exercises in the Short Letters.
No :. Capitals and Short Words common
cling with Capitals
No. 3. Sentences Alphabetically arranged.
No. 4. Roys Commercial Hand
No. . Advanced Books for Girls, SEN
tcnccs Alphabetically arranged
Duttlc ChapTan's = School Rcgistcrto las,
six months, p:cc 10 GEMS
D"ific X cIapmans Table Book, price 10
cents.
Teachers and Educators who wish TO cx-
anime any of the above Works. with n view
to Introduction, will have - copy sent them
on receipt of half the above retail price
DuFIiE u CHAPMAN.
broksriicrs and Stationcrs. Columbia. :. G..
\: B.-Thc above. and numerous other
hooks and Stationery for sale hv
KE.sEk ROBINSON.
'tSc ~ ly--apl Russell
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From 1000 to 5000 tons of white
clay were shipped from near Aiken.
s. u, TO certain oon Got ioiur ;.::aa ;:a cracker
bakers in the North, and has, doubtless.
found its way into tho stomachs of chill
dren and other innocent folks.
"Com;ng events cast their shadows
before" One fond hope, which the
people of this country were bcguilcd
with, now fades away forever. Delano
is stocking his department. with tons
upon tons of income return blanks.
Tho friends of the postal telegraph
system intend to take advantage of the
present strike to urge that the Govern
ment, through Congressional enactment,
take control of the telegraph business in
the country.
The Vox de Cuba advises the repopu-
lation of the island with Spaniards, and
suggests that inducements be offered the
10000 Spanish troops now there to set
tie permanently, and thus exterminatc
the enemies of Spain.
Five thousand marriage licenses were
granted in Chicago last year. The di.
vorce record is still ahead. The Chica-
go papers refuse to publish it, pleading
flack of room"
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How People WALK.-Obscrvin
persons move slowly; their heads move
alternately from side to side, while they
occasionally stop and turn around.
Careful persons lift their feet high
and place them down, and pick up some
little obstruction and place it quietly by
the side of the way.
Calculating persons generally walk
with their hands in their pockets and
their heads inclined.
Modest persons generally step softly,
for fear of being observed
Tiwid persons often step off from a
sidewalk on meeting another, and always
go around stone instead of stepping
over it.
Wide awake persons "toc-out," and
have long swing to their arms, while
their heads swing about miscelancously.
Careless persons are forever stubbing
their toes.
Lazy persons scrape about loosely
with their heels, and are first on one
side of the walk, then the other.
Vcry-strong minded persons have their
toes directly in front of them, and have
Kind of stamp movement.
Unstable persons walk fast and slow
by turns.
Ncnturous persons try all roads, fire.
quently climbing the fences instead of
going through gate, and never let
down bar.
One idea persons and very selfish per-
sons 'toes in"
Cross persons are very apt to hit their
knees together.
Good-natured persons snap their flu
ger and thumb every few steps.
Fun-loving persons have kind of jig
movement.
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EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS

EXTRACTS FROM VARIOUS LETTERS.
doctor, | was raccinat ed in the hospital
Before that ] had 10 skin disease Until |
had n bottle of your Constitution Rcnovalor.
sent me by MIR. Roper, Of Columbia. Mo.
suffered torturcs with running sores since
used two bottles ! am all well except n
small sore on the calf of left leg, and that is
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This from lady.-..And now rny skin is
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thanks To your "tcnova,or. is beautiful
'lcs yes. may well say such relief was
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II was very micl, troubled with syphilis.
Your remedy seems to he curing me fast
Send bottles per Express -
"No more rheumatism. Three bottles of
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man"
doctor enclosed find 50 Please send me
"a supply. Two families hrrc want to try
your Constitution Renovatcr."
We have not space for more Of the above
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Fon ALL DISEASES OF THE
hlDNEfS, RETENTION OF THE URINE,
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Laboratory. 276 Pearl Street Post &c Boz
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ROCKPORT STONE LIME.

Western YELLOW PINK EYE SEED PO-
TATOES.
ONION SETTs, EARLY SUGAR PEAS.
Par.ies wishing to procure
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IN THE COURT or PROBATE.

Whereas Mrs. Sarah A. Segrest hath ap-
piled 10 me for Letters of Administration, on
the Estate of L. d. Segrcst, late of Orange
burg County, deceased
These are therefore to cite and ndmonish
all and singular the kindred and creditors of
the said deceased, to be and appear before
me at Court of Probate for the said Coun-
ty, to he holden at Orangr5urg on the 20th
day of January, 1870, at 40 o'clock A. NJ.
to show cause if any, why the said Admins
tration should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the Seal of the
Court, this 9Th day of january, A. d..
1869, and the nnety-fourth year of Ameri
can Independence.
TIIAD. C. ANDREWS.
jan l5-2t Judge Of Probate.
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Executors Sale.

BY permission of the Hon. Judge Of Pro-
bate for Orangeburg County, will offer at
public outcry, at the late residence of j. II.
r. Dantzer, deceased, on Saturday, Februa-
ny 9th, 1870.
Two hundred and fifty-ive acres of land
Terms cash.
v. Nj. SMITH,
Executor Last Will and Testament Of j. r.
+. Danztlcr.
jan 8 If
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-22
PACIFIC GUANO COMPANY'S
COMPOUND
Acid Phosphate Of Lime

For Compostng with Gotten Seed
TENIIIS ARTICLE is MANUFACTURED
4 AT THE C"mpany's Works, under the
direction and smpcrmlendencc of Dr. Rave
mel.
1t contains the same elements of fertility
nS SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO. except That
II Is not furnished with AMMONIA. 1t is
prcrared expressly for composing with cot
ton seed. which furnishes the clement og
AMMONIA; the object being to render that
side proc'uct of the plantation available to
Tie highest degree as an cicurm, -. !, .;:.!!::,
For iuriher and particular Information apply
To the undersigned.
Terms -s,i3 cash, or $40 on lst November.
1870. for approved City acccptauccs or other
g,iol security
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A Fragment.
BY "RAalN.' u

Across from my window, over the street,
Lives littlc maiden pretty and neat;
And oft at my window, feeling sad,
watch for her coming to make me glad
And 1t makes me happy to sec her face,
And her dear little form of artless grace;
! hear the bright tones of her girlish voice,
That come to my heart to bid it rejoice.
Each morn from my window, across the
street,
sec the gay party of schoolgirls meets
And the dearest and brightest of the party
ga.
Is my little maiden over the way.
And sometimes fancy, sitting up there
She looks at my window to bid me checr
And do feel cheered as she trips away,
Chcered and ready to go through the day.
God made the righ'''aowers and birds with
their song
To bless and to brighten our pathway along;
"She comes to bless me-" sometimes say,
My dear little maiden over the way.
ga thing of beauty's forever joy'
And often think that again I'm n boy
With tho bright romance of that sunny day
When think of my maiden over the way
She's memory's angel that carries me back,
Through the dark vistas of life's dreary
track;
Takes me back, in my thought to time and
apacc,
When life was all brightness like her little
face.
Sometimes a: evening. coming down street,
Returning from school, the party | meet;
Those bright little maidcns, freed from the
rule,
OF discipline tircsomc, books and heir school.
1 hear that they're going to send her from
home,
How shall miss her. My thoughts, they
will roam
To her bright presence, and in fancy I'll sec.
Her smile cheering others as it used to cheer
Yes, shall miss her; but God wills il so,
know that He'll bless her wherever she 20.
She may go, but, cnslrincd in my heart,
Is the thought of her brightness that will not
depart.
The charm of her young life happy and
bright,
lyn asfar ~ Il Il.
That always she may be thus happy, I'll pray,
My dear little maiden over the way.
ORANGEBURG, Jan. 10th, 1870