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The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08
REST.


The cry for rest is often louder than
the cry for food, not that it is more
important, but because it is often
harder, to get. The best rest comes
from sound sleep. OF two men or
women, otherwise equal, the one who
sleeps the best will be the most moral,
healthy and efficient. Sleep will do
much to cure irritability of temper,
peeyishness, uneasiBess and insanity.
It will restore to YigOr an oyerworked
brain, and build up and strengthen a
weary body. 1t will cure the head
ache, hypochondria, the blues, and a
long list of nervous maIadies- But
the cure of sleeplessness itself is not
SO easy. 1t is often produced by hard
study, long continued watchfulness,
too little exercise, tea and whiskey
drinking, and tobacco using. To
break up the habit are required :
First, good clean bed. Second, suf-
ticient exercise. Third, good air, and
not too warm room. Fourth, free
dom from too much care. Fifth a
clean stomach. 1N.1 ryx
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

A DEMONSTRATORS SALE.-on Satur-
IA day, the 10th day of December, A p: 1870.
terrioon, on the premises in the southeast cor
nerof Suflield township. and the northwestcorr
neirof Rahdolph Township, will be sold to the
highest bidder the following real estate as the
property Of William Greenawald, deceased, to-
wit: -
24and 45-1Qo ,aeYes= of land in the northwest
corrier or Randolph Township. unincumbered
by dover % acres in the northeast corner Of
sufield TO ownship. unincnmb bered by dover; and
If necessary, o part OF A 10-100 acres in lot No.
S. Sufield Township. .r.s
Terms Of Saie--G Gne- third down. one-thir1 in
one year, and one third in two years Deferred
payments with interest fromsda of sale, and to
be secured by q mortgage on the premises.
s.res s-s-si,tsg sgI,lt WILLIAM fPAULUB Admr. ' r
ti's sg1, of William Greenawaid; dec.
Sufneld. Nov 3. 1870 11b-4w. Il gt'j 2 t.9I0
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

TIE New Orleans Times suggests
the propriety of applying to the prin-
cipal lottery manager of thes StRteta
title of nobiiity-the Lord High
Chanee-seller of Louisiana. yaaoae
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

Ar Whites Station, Tennessee,
there are . large number of young
cofored ladies who are destitute of
wool on their heads, caused by pat
ronizing young man who was SELL
ing preparation for taking kinks out
of the hair. He forgot to tell them
that his wash would also take the
hair out, but they found it out easy
enough. He has not visited that sec
ton recently, and if he is o wise man
he will remain away. a
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

-~s.A.a- .rsFrf
IT used to be the habit, before the
fashion Of printing briefs was7 intro
duced, and when. all the judges sat in
banco to hear appeals, ,etcp for the
counsel opening the cause to hand up
to the Chief Justice the whole pack
age of briefs for distribution among
his associates. One morning Brother
E- having spent the whole night
conviYially at cards, came into court
with his bundle of briefs, and the
cause being called which; he was to
argue. and forgetting that The venue
was changed, laid his package on the
desk before the Chief Justice, and
after moments pause, solemn1y and
emp hatically said, e gut
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

eTnE first approach to apen was the
stylus, kind Of iron bodkin hut
the Romans forbadeits use on accennt
of its frequent and even fatal nse IN
quarrels, and then it was made Fof
bone. Subsequently reeds, pointed
and split like pens as in the present
day, were used, of which the best
kind grew in Egypt. The ink was
very durable In, several rolls found
at Herculaneun, the Roman ink, after
being inferred for nearly 1,800 years
is still in good preserEation.ai4 4 Ss5s
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

TNoR Posters, Hand Bills, Bill Heads. SC
10 come the Press Office, on Chestnut, Street
north end of Empire Block. .{s CT
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08


The Woman Question" seems to
have fresh illustration in the follow
ing; During the session last summer
of the Equal Rights Convention, in q
neighboring city, a g strong minded"
sister entered a crowded street-rail-
road car. An old " gent" rose to give
her seat, but asked, :. g Be yon one Of
those women's Fighters 2" 5ers iia
81 be-"
You believe woman should have
all the rights of man r.
# Yes, Ido'i
Then stand up and enjoy them
like man." sfl
Theexcellent female maintained her
perpendicular posture.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

HAMPERS DRAWER relates the fol-
lowing: As a g war anecdote" how
is this2 During the & troubles" a
young Confederate miss was passing
through one of the hospitals, when it
was remarked that a prisener a lieu
tenant, had died that morning.
,s"Oh, where is he? Let me see
himl Let me kiss him for his moth
erln exclaimed the madden sas
The attendant led her into an adjoin-
ing ward, when, discovering Lieuteh-
ant Ell of the Fifth Kansas, lying
fast asleep on his hospital couch, and
thinking to have little fun, he point
ed him out to- The girl. She sprahg
forward, and bending over him, said !:
"Oh, you dear lieutenant, let me
kiss you for, your motherE .s,s' s
What was her surprise when the
awakened " corpse" ardently clasped
her in his arms, returned the. salute,
and exclaimed:
"Never mind the old lady, miss !;
go it onlyour own account. haven't
the slightest objection. 7"
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

A CORRESPONDENT at Christiana,
Pennsylvania, sends to the Editors
Drawer, of Harper, the following, of
an aged negress, very pious, an invet-
crate smoker, who dropped in to pay
a passing visit to neighbor, who was
equally well known as a temperance
man and hater of tobacco. On sitting
down the old aunty pulled from her
pocket long Pipe and commenced
smokings to the Infinite disgust Of her
host. The man maintained his com
posure several minutes; but the fumes
became, too powerful for him, and,
rising. he said: z
6 ssAlnt Chloe, do you think you are
a Christian ?o
Yes brudder; I specks / is:"
Do you believe in the Bible?"
Yes, .brudder.p
Do you know there is passage
there which says that nothing unclean
shall inherit the kingdom OF heaven ?''
eTes,.I has heard of it. y
s'"De you believe it?" esq $50 9
ssYess. .s,.sstz s9 p3s1
"Well, Chloe, You can not enter
into the Kingdom of Heaven, because
there Sis nothing SO unclean sas the
breath Off smoker. What do you
say to that ?1' s9ssE - e!'s
Why, when 1 go to heaven,
specks to leave my bref behind me! y
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

"A YOUNG lady at . western temper
ance meeting said; " Brethren and
sisters, cider Unnecessary tome andI
must hayeit. II tits decided that we
are not to drink cider ! shall eaf ap-4I
pies and get some young man To-
squeeze me, for I can't live, without
the juice of the APPLE" 63l5 FassiT ~
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

A WOMAN went to a circus in Terre
Haute, Ind, accompanied BY eleven
children, and when a neighbor asked
her where the old man was, she said
he was at home taking care Of. the
children. Another .neighbor called at
the house, and seeing the old man try
ing to amuse nine young ones, asked
where the eoldflady wassq He asaid lie
had let her go TO the circus with the
children. 87sW ;5.iss Qet J9G7i stslsa5
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08
aI CONFECTIONERIES,
For tho Spring Trade.


All of the above named goods were bought for
CASH With GOLD OF liz, and I propose tossell
at prices that defy competition. \ -
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08
KNIVES 81 FORKS, SPOONS, &c.
Selling at very low prices.
FLOUR.

am selling Fresh Made Flour from the best
mills in Akron and Canton anu viii guarantee
prices from SOC to 81 90 per Dbl. less than the
same quality can be bought elsewhere. Try my
Flour
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

~ ".,og's ~ tilv f,olanulng 1StoneT
near franklin Mills now KENT and
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

From which customers can make satisfactory
selections. Come and look at our stock, and yon
Will not go away without providing yourself
with the Comfort of one of our elegant and sub
stantial vehicles.
BSS- All work guaranteed to be as represent
ed.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08
CRoCKERY S..GnAsswARE,

I am selling splendid Coffee Sugar at 1sHc
per pound. No. Gio Coffee at &c per pound.
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

A full stock and selling at Gold prices. Beau
tiful Glass Tea Setts warranted Pure Flint
Glass at CSC per sett. Don't fail to call and SEQ
me before buying your Crockery and Glassware
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08
WANTED.

Rayenna, ONO. April !. 1s7O.tf
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08
GOLD. At +. AZ

--4ssrfL9 gc. r5g.i5o azs E x
= .iI ~. lz-,s7d@ gs
NEW AND FRESH
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1870-12-08

n RAss and other Seeds in their season.
We buy our Goods for Cash, and will sell the
same quality as low as any other House.
Goods Delivered in the City Free Of
45t5.s Charge.
Rayenna. Sept %. 1870. 1Os-t :.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
Another Swallowed Altar.

The popular author, Ned Buntline--no less, "a
nous as temperance orator than WRITER'S at
present writing for that great story and sketch pa
per, the New York WEEKLY, thrilling story Of
real life entitled - The Swallowed Altar" This
is story which cannot fail to deeply interest not
only all who are already married, but all who
contemplate marriage. Every young man, every
young woman, every old man, every child in fact ,
who u capable Of sober thought will find food for
reflection In the mysteries and incidents which
hang around - The Swallowed Altar" We advise
our readers to peruse Il without fail a.-' RI tt5
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
Incidents and Accidents.

Three men at Middleburg, Ohio, were
badly poisoned by eating peaches from a
tin can. tgf#g s8Glis9 q fi-. II
Two dwellings in Philadelphia were
shattered by lightning few days ago, and
three inmates injured. -
An old citizen of Atchison, Kansas,
while in fit the other day, fell headfore-
most into an open stove and was burned
to death. .1lh iya3 b6ss aitlasii.4sti
The Baptist church at Three Rivers,
Mich, was totally destroyed by fire few
nights ago. Loss about $1,000; insured
for $4,000. ai ~ .4iaBE 984 t45A9lil
AT Ida, Monroe county, Mich, the
other day, q runaway team was stopped
by Newfoundland dog that ran and
caught them by the bits. a3s yq899
"A woman died in physicians Office
In Great Harrington, Mass, the other day,
from the effects 0t cEloroform, after hay
ing had twelve teeth extracted.
"A servant girl IN, Troy, in the habit
of pilfering her employers liquor. drank
bug poison by mistake the other day, and
ashamed to confess her mistake, died.
"A Lynn, Mass, woman blew her stove
in pieces, smashed her windows, half
burned up her, kitchen furniture, and In
| turned little boy, the other day, by thaw-
ling out tightly corked Jug Of frozen
water in the stove oven. 2 li'i
The New Orleans Times is RESPONSE.
| bic for the statement. that, sitter partridge
had been killed and laid on table in q
kitchen in that city, its mate fluttered in,
and after many hopping maneuvres, took
. place beside its dead companion. SOD
a--Alarge Newfoundland dog nearly tore
TO pieces young lady At Saco, Me-, the
other day, and but for the timely interior
ence of parties who Witncesed the attack,
would have killed. the girl The dog was
killed. and his victim was in very pre-
carious condition. e.
LA hunter in 6ummerhill,l Crawford
county, Pa, freed wild cat, and then ran
away and left his dog to watch it The
dog staid there untfl the wild cat got hun
cry, when she came down and ate him up.
The hunter now, cQngrstulates himself
more than ever On bic wise course =
| IA colnred man q few days, since At
tempted to steal, ride on q train, on the
railroad between Washington and Balti-
more, by lying on the truck, face down
ward, with his feet resting against the
brake of the car. He had dead headed''
| it In this perilous position fol, nearly
eighteen miles before being discovered. :.
"A servant girl up in her sleep in
Concord, N. a., the other night, and her
movements awakening her mistress, the
latter thought burglars were around, and
vigorously blew 4 tin horn TO attract the
attcnti on OF the police The girl was
lawskened by the sound, and imagining II
10 Be Gsbfiel's last trump. very promptly
Ainted sWay. sgTf fsstiIia iigfs " -
The mesnest cass Il swindlinga We
have read Of lately, says thu Ctndpnati
Times, occurred in Columbus. the other
day, when man narrowed 30 30 DAY e.
press charges on the corpse o. ,hn brofner.
and jeff the box Tor security, BQth the
borrower, and the brother were 4" dead.
beats,n", and the lender WA swtndIcd Out
Of his money and Ms cofpsc. !.
| "A young lady recently applied forand
obtained clerkshlp In . dry goods store
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
Miscellaneous.
"A Deer Dish--VenisOn.
Late Observation-Disclosures

i "A Deer Dish--NenisOn. H3i
Late observation-disclosures gg.lm}
Chicago Fashions-Divorce suits.
Necessity has NO. law but an uncom-
mon number Of lawyers.
When lisa grocer like highwayman ?
When be lies in weight. '9en 9iE +
An over-scrupulous young lady--One
who will not receive stolen look.
Dogs can't sing Old Hundred, but
they can howl like sixty.
Life ID vapor, Life Insurance is not.
Insure in the Washington. 70
1.-The sieve through which the man
strained every nerve il for sale. M. h,
A child, like letter, often goes astray
through being badly directed. ig' ff
. --4 Ny dear wife, a. the man said when
he looked at the last milliner's bill.
When may bird be said to occupy q
feather bed! When 1t sleeps. upon the
wing.
The man whose head was fairly
turned says it feels very uncomfortable
in that position. ~. l.s
Nobody takes ! reproof 30 kindly a.
he that deserves most to be commended.
The man who attempted to look into
the future had the door alarmed in his
face, E.,sstt.t,ss., ..s3 II, s,.... 81,
At Richmond, Va, receives ten new sub.
jects week II fi!1 9f61at9.e2 80
IA wag recently appended TO the list
Of market regulations Of Cincinnati: mo
whistling near the sausage stalls" y
t.-Amongst such asi out Of cunning hear
all and talk little, be sure to talk less /; or,
II you must tax, say little. VI. i.
The young man who determined ia
seize the first thing that turned up, has
been arrested for pulling q mans nose.
/, .-Hcme Of the town councils In Maine
| fine q person ten dollars II he does not
pay doctor one dollar to get vaccinated,
ligl-He il happy whose circumstances suit
his temper; /, but, be 10 more fortunate who
can suit his temper to any circumstances
"A New York paper speaks of 20 man
with one eye named Robert WEIGH, y btli
does not. tell whats thu other eye wal
named. 49,. go, +
'-a Madam, you t, said your son was .
lawyer has he much prdctices"a Why,
yea sir, hs has agreat practice---of snaok.
ling Ctgars. Datfsffo} sftl agef, 4sf,.sg !,
1 Why can not . deaf man be legally
I condemned for murder! Because the Law
days no man can beIcondemnedi without 4
hearing. g9aD T9dag3p 5mI6 ms Z
What the old mountaineer says Of the
grizzly; at il . fine thing TO hunt the
| grizzly but when he gets to hunting you,
hts di6erant" ei .iAl ff5a Il ge 4
i. IL waa, piling II on when Q dry goods
/ frm Aued y husband for the goods bought
| BY TIE wife, who deserted him, q an outfit
Tor her journey. ter asii Ia1 gs@ss Il
4 Ono Of the Eastern 0overnors %.
,sured the Legislature In late message
THAT "capitAl, IKE winter, would always
Sesk its highest level" hita ,ysb i.9ll
aa.-aIsn't pour bill awful steep?p in
/ quirad spendthrit Of his tailor. You
ought to know best, for II was run up BY
you, YVES NE c6ol reply. Ig4H gsliia .
i ii-;Abrighti schSolboy out West, recitin6
in geography, spoke BY the card in denn
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

Our YOU'VE FoLKs.-Chapter three of
We Girls y r given 10 the March number. accom-
panied by q full-page and two other Illustrations
These are followed by interesting stories, sketches
etc., by several Of the popular writer's for this mag
azine. with many handsome Illustrations. The pub
fishers announce an amusing story for girls, by
Miss E. Stuart Phelps, in the April number, and
also one for boys, by Mr.. Trowbridge, with many
other attractions. Published by FtELDs Osso0D'
d Co.. Boston, Mass. $500 per anrum an extra
copy for every i've subscriptions. The Atlantic
Aonkuy and Our Young Folks. $500 per year.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

In coacssdy, n. N, ShlJ asaisdI hezSelf
quite freely of the privilege of buying at
cost pficeiaHy goods she WANTED f6r her
own use At he end Of two months she
resigned, and very soon after she Was
married, - was also her sister. Il has
since transpired that she accepted the
position merely that she might buy cheap
" the liberal supply OF dry goods 20
mysteriously necessary on such occasions.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

. The LITTLE CORPORAL for March is q
rich number. We do not zee how it can possibly
be improved, but the publishers promise great i'm
proyements duringthe year. 1t il most beautiful
juvenile magazine One dollar year. Issued q!
Chicago, H., by ALFRED L. SEwELL q Co. Ss
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

The W1sTERN MoNTHLY.-A bio
graphical sketch, with portrait OF the late Robert
KSnnicott, OF Illinois. VINO died In 1854, while on
ssisutlc sxpedifian in the Arctic reebn, IL given
n TIE March nunbsr; The Qtherconbenteembcace
The Rolling 6tens-continued; Where our Lumber
Comes From; Chickadee; Our Cluby Our Coal
and Iron; The Tragedy Of N ohawk Station; Caden-
abbls; HEROES; The Pfima Donna; Legend ofthe
Castle Of Nursmbsrg; etc. etc. Published
~ THY WnrxHx MONTHLY COMPANY, IL
Tribune Building, Chicago, III. Terms: $500
per year; Five copies, S125O; Ten, so co. For
each club Of I've ornose, an extra copy gratis.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03
THE lATLAxr1c MoarmY.-Contents o

IA THE ATLANTIC MoHrH1y.-Contents Of
the March number: In Behalf OF the Birds, by
r. n. Brewer; joseph and his Friend-IH-by
BayaEd Taylor; From Pennsylvania Hills to Mn
nesots PrAiriss. byy. T. Trowbridse; The Military
Bail at 0ouiacaska; The Minor Theatres Of Lon
don; Balder's Wife. BY Alice Gary; A Romance Of
Real Life, BY W. D. Howells; Adventures and Ad-
yenturesees IN New York, by Junius b. Browne !;
Time works Wonders, BY B. g. Wilder; The Blue
River Bank Robbery, BY G. B. Woods; A Night in
aTyphoon,; Even Song, by Oliver Wendell Holmes;
California Earthquakes, by N. g. Shaler; ID Mar
risge Holyf BY Henry James; Hopes Of Spanish
Republic by Richard West Captain Ben's Choice
Reviews and Literary Notices. FHLDs, OsaooD
d Co., III fremont street, Boston, Mass. 800
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Of twenty subs0ibess aE additional copy will be
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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

"A SPLENDID portrait of Chas. Mathews,
the English comedian; an engraving Of Tenny-
sons new home near Haslemers, Surrey; sketch
Of the nghtpatrol At Cairo; two striking fulLpage
illustrations-a Life Boatman and q Pant0mime
Party-and . view entitled "Moonshine," COM
prise the pictorial contents Of Eus,y SatSrSoy for
Februay -. Rsblshed by FIELDS, OsGoop 4 Co.,
No, i34 fremont street Boston. ,rl6sTa -
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

ARrHUl's, Ho,H HAGAxnn-In- the
March number the Publishers present their readers
with A original pietnss =. In the TWilight,"-
drawn asd engraved sxpsessly fcr the Home Aaoa-
~. n aEsaM1. absent suindednem Of the
nothsr, = re twilight shadows bsgin to fhll m
The Qaicksned inasisstion Of the child, ere given
with apoets perception, 81 an artists skill The
TDictsss = study. TAs nnmbee Tor March entiins
TIE usual Ashionplates and intelligence, stoFiee,
etc T.S. An1uu1 = SoHs, Philadelphia, It os.oo q
year, with liberal reduction for clubs.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

PAcKARDs MoHTHLY.-A full-psge illus
tsation Of scanA IN . l0w-clan gambling hell in
New York city, - an accompaniment to chapter
three Of Oliver Dyer's Destitute and Outcast
Chiidrn n NsN York." 4 given in the number
for March. WAS Morgan Murdsredr' IL the
query which heads IN Interesting chapter Of history
concerning The anti-nasonic excitement a some
fortythree yean ago. Other papers Of interest
are also given. D.. 8. PACKARD, Publisher, 0S1
BrosAway New York. 400 per year; six copies,
5000; eleven, 1880; twenty i've. 1900; thirty
two, $500 Afty, $1,000. Single copy, 20 cents.
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-03-03

A Fent0n demonstration which hAd
been announced TO take place in Cork, on
the 10th, was rcpressed BY the authorir
ties. 800 So, +.
M. Dclesehuset, chief editor Of the Paris
ReoMals, has been sentenced to thirteen
months imprisonment and topay d fine Of
1000 francs another of the editors was
jentenoed to six months imprisonment and
y fine Of 1900 francs. Gustaye FloMens
has been sentenced to six months imprisi
onment and . tine of 100 francs, and NJ.
Devenve, publiaher Of la Aarseillaise, to
two months imprisonment and q fine Of
500 francs. for publishing false news Of
persons arrested during the late riots.
Those convicted of carrying arms have
] been, condemned to three and four month";
Imprisonment, and those convicted Of ut,
tering seditious cries 10 thirteen and four
teen days. - - sirkE3lft4 aH3 g J.
A Paris dispatch Of the 18th says the
/ government has proof of, a. plot 70 assssi-
nate the Emperor and Prince Imperial.
and had seized . plan found on one OF the
prisoners to throw bombs through the
| 'Emperor's window at the Tuilefies. II
has been decided that Prince Pierre Bona
parte shall be tried befors the High Court
ofJuAtica On : absrGs of honinide through
tmprudence. 81 9YHh 0f iolns 4,sn !.
The High Court 81 Juitics, Sorths trial b
Prince Pierre Bonaparte. will eo4menef
on the 2ast Of March. Il bnG Il aaht ),
The German papers say emigration K
AmsHFitesA viii viii be larger thAiP yeAr thar y
Reports ~ III rsscpsiyed ii horrible stroci
ties committed ~ the troops Of Lopez II
] Paraguay, such % cutting the throats o
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-12-25

STATE TREASURY OFFICE,
COLUMBIA. s. c., December l, 1870.
FTfHE Interest falling due ON the Coupon
Il Bonds of the State Of South Carolina
GOLD, on and after that date, at the Office Of
b. II. KIMPTON, Financial Agent OF the
State, No. Nassau street, New York, and at
this Office.
Tho interest falling due on the Registered
Stock Of the State to January /, 1871, will be
paid in GOLD, on and after that date. at tho
Treasury Office only MILES G. PARKER,
Dec7 Treasurer State South Carolina.