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Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24
TESTIMONY
Cure Of G-arel Of Fire FEARS &amdins
Stone Passed and to be Seen.
SAVANNAH. TENN. Nav IA 1869.

SAVANNAH. TENN, May IA. 1869.
DR.. II. 7. IlELNBoID:
Dear Sir--We introduced your "Flui,l
Extract Buchu" in this country about eight
months age. and are happy +, state that It
is meeting with universal favor. We wish
to inform you Of one instance tamong many)
where your "Buchu" has worked wonders
a man in our county named J. B. Cstel
had becl suffering about five years with
gravel. About six weeks ago he bought OF
us one bottle Of Your "Buchu." aud before
he was through with one bottle he passed a
grave. that weighs EIGHT GRAINS. which
we now have on exhibition in our drug
store. lie says that he will never be with
cut the "Buchu" in his house again. Your
preparations are gaining favor every day.
Very respectfully. yours. &c.
Et'CLkS s. HINkEL, Druggists.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24
EXECUTORS NOTICE.

Orplan. Court Of Srint Nuy's County, Set -
Oct lG, 1870.
nRDERED BY THE COURT, That Jas S
~ Downs, executor of J II Milburn, Sr,
late of 81 Mary's county, Maryland, deceased,
give the notice required by law 10 the deceas-
ed creditors to exhibit their claims, and tina,
che same be published once a week for six sue
cessive weeks in some newspaper printed in said
county.
Test:
JAMS 7 NJ RALEy,
Register Wills for St Mary's county
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24

References:
Fon G s Key, Hon Harris, Joseph n
ksy, ESQ, DIR Z Neaie and Hon Chapman
Billingsley, Sainf Aary's cosa,y, Mavgls~d.
Hon Bisss, Rev joan Patton, d D.. Rev
John Ceiiins AcCabe, d D., Nsw Castle eorsfy.
Del Hon Hiram Mccullough, Rev Henry Ma
shews, Cecil ooanfy, Nd. George Earle, ESQ.,,
hse Sesis,art Postmaster General.
Day IS, le5o-6m.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24

Cure Of Blndder and Kidney affection
IF Long !Sosding-Sone Passed
and to be S.en.
WEsrroRr. Conn. September s. 1899.
H. T. HELMBoLD, Esq.
Dear Sir-Ic ommerced taking your Lex
tract of Buchu' about two weeks since for
an affection Of the Gravel bladde, and kid
neys. have suffered by spells. very much,
for few days past But yesterday relief
came through the effect Of your "Buchu."
A stone passed from my bladder about the
siz. Of LARGE PEA, and Tow feSl perfect
" we'll and entirely free from the pain that
have suffered with $50 hard" | attribute
my cure to your medicine entirely, aud
would recommend all persons similarly af-
fected to try it. lave great faith in its
curative powers.
Yours. truly,
THOMAS RENNET
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24

III. Z. HELMBOID'S
Concentrated Fluid kxsract
B Ut G. u.
THE GREAT DlURErlC.
The Proprietor fruits thar his Remedies,
from the fact of being advertised. may nca
Be claxsed n Patent Medicines
Helmbold's Fluid Extract
Buchu
Is a Pharmaceutical Preparation. The pro-
pcr name Is given, and it's the mnst active
which can be made; il Is endorsed as a
cure by all medical works. for such diseases
~ recommended by the Proprietor. It il
pleasant in is taste and oior. free frsm ell
injurious properties. aud is taken by Adults
and Children. II is Ton.c. Diurstic. Bloo:
Purifying and TEvisorating. En'eeblesi and
delicate constitutions of 10th sexes win 6nd
Il far more s,reng; hsning than any Of tho
Preparations of Bark or irou.
See Medical Properties cnntained in DIS
ressstory Of shc Uni'ed States, oY which
the f,llowing is a correct copy:
BUCHU.--lts odor is strong. diifnsive,
and some what aromatic; its taste is bitter.
ish. and analogous IA that Of mint. Il is
giv,n chiefly in complaints of the Urinary
Organs, such as Gravel. Chronic Catarrh of
the Bladder. morbid irritation Of the Blad-
der and Urerha. diseases Of the Prosira,e
Grind. and Retention or the lncantinenct
Of Urine, from loss o: tcne in the parts
concerned in It's evacuation. II has also
been recommended in Dyspepsia. ChroLie
Rheumatism, Cutaneous Affections, and
Dropsy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24

REFERS TO
Rev. WILLIAM COGsWELL. West
port, Conn.
}. l.. q. CANNON, Druggist, westport.
Conn.
IL. B. WHEELER, Esq, Westport,
Conn.
BRADLEY HULL, Esq. Westport,
Conn.
Or. .WAKEMAN, Reading. Conn.
X. W. ROBINSON, Wholesale Drug.
g st. New York City; and many ethers il
necessary.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24
ASK FOR


Take no other. Soc by Druggists and
Dealers everyshere. Price 81 % per bot
tie, OF six bottles ior So SO. Delivered to
any address. Describe symptoms in all
communications Address
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24

m@- BUYERS LOOK
YOUR INTEREST!
KUE have just received ,nd are now
" opering g our spl,ndii Sock Of
New Fall and Winter Goods, which en-
braces every variety of
CLOTHS.
CASSIMERES,
VESTINGS,
BOOTS and SHOES.
HATS and CAPS.
LADIES FANCY DRESS GOODS,
Calicocs, Delaines,
Alpacas, Flannels,
Kcrseys. Domestic Goods
Brown and Ladies' Skirts
Bleaehcd Hoops.
Mislins, Eose.
Balmorals. etc.. etc.
Also, an extensive assortment Of
READY-MADE CLOTHING,
Of good make and quality.
These Gocds were selected with great
care and purchased at the
LOWEST CASH PRICES
in tic Boston. New York and Baltimore
markets.. Esnccial attention has been
given to the sclec,ioI If our stock Of
BOOTS.
SHOES,
HATS.
CAPS and
LADIES DRESS GOODS
all Of which arc Of the latest and most np-
proved Styles and range from the loves
grades to the finest qualities.
Also heavy stock Of
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24
H. Il. HELMBOLD,

Drug asd Csemieal Warehouse.
594 Broadseoy. Nsr FORK.
~ None are genuine unless done up in
s'ees-engraved wrapper. with fac-simile ri
my Chemical Warehouse. ard s:gsed u
iFEll ECLD.
Nr. l3 ]; .r-Iy.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24
NOTICE.

JANIS 7 " RAINY.
Register Wills for - Mary's county
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24

Oct II, lss0-6w.
Saint Mary's beacon., 1870-11-24


lie
||PERTY.
|BLICSALE.
k4tc john III.
lcf Decens-
day thcreaf.
JAIL PROP.
|
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'N.o; 'N
q
8, cash--on
credit Of
purchasers
bcrty shall
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HIt
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bu OthcrS.
CE.
ia, v
adm;,;~..
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d,.c.,.sa,.
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we hereby
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DEBILITY,


fhsre 10 NO medicine equal 10 Hocfanis Ger
s. S:sss.is s. e.. r,s s:s:; + 81: 3. :
strsHgthen ne apna petite, cause an
eIvoyaeHt Of ne food eRa6e 1te stomach 70 di0eB
u, pHrDy tie blsaI, oiue good, sound, healthy
complexion, eroasaIti he yslIop tinge flom the
eye, impdrt bloom 10 VA iheeks, and change the
patient from a thoTt-brssAed, emdciated. psak,
aad nervous fnVas,d, 70 q g.AlJaeed, siOua, and
vigorous person. -. .-'. ri
Weak and Delicate Children
are made strong by using the Bit
ters or Tonic. In fact, they are
Family Medicines. They can be
Administered with perfect. safety
TO a child three months old, the
most delicate female, or . man OF
81 These remedies are 1,s bestl z',St4
y Blood Purifiers a..
tuer k,Ioton, and toiu cure all disedf,s Fesiitia0
from bad blood. Keep yoar blood Purei keep
ssiGs.tiOs organ, gujlisa ;ossd,
ssds 1s%sas s'sI saa S'.ss:. "a: use .ss .sss
nisdil you. The best men in uie country recon-
mend them. II yeays Of honestr regulation 90 for
anything yoa mast try these preparations. % ,,'
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,TosTHRIONE IIoEE!l

! ,3Aai q Ioi-Tr,Tttd Tttd...,,.l, 20 bssI,bH ,.,L,
iHx ,SyeyS SIS sNst pet
TwentyStwo FintetA hhye- come and
WIN the now ana the then Detweeni
al 59llIR U.IngI la93,des . Il |, . 4, < 9Jiiii Y J,
uu esery year o. sltsfsa ne[ l,.s aasn au auuep ~
That to-, to me she Is the loyeliest YoRPn grPFnl
l think that ever knew.
uAsn,;arti ins.l,l-as3sisz..,..aTh n. h.
T - no. tha.nIenIg Is1i,,her gIOmiIs %
~ lnvsIpit,y'ie,.bii X iis'iSe 70 9vuHF-7fl
But up from the inner fountain ~
is flashing withlope atid truth no
trar .,,slohs,,Ssso aAutss I,sxLi ..o
~ tbo rosann,S,s s,s ~ 81, .',e III .lssnness
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WHOLE, No. lL,,Osl
Conflagatioh of the .uniSa.s,

-H'
Confagation of the Universe
Startling theories concern.
ing the heavenly bodies are
not ]unfrequently adyanesd.1-
Among these is that Of some
scientific men who think that
the planets are all gradually
tending toward the sun, and
must, at some distanttperiod at
least, be rendered bhinhabita>
Bile, and meet a fiery end. The
following is attributed to q
writer in, the Edinburg Re-
view: t.-.,
1t is absolutely certain that
all planetary matter is ineyita
bly, gravitatihg toward the sun,
which win Be the common
bourne of our system. "As
surely,n eloquently writes Sir
William Thomson, y"as the
weights lof a ulock run down
to their lowest position, from
which they can never, rise
again unless fresh energy Is
communicated to them from
some source not yet exhausted,
so surely must planet after
planet creep In, age by age,
toward the. sum- not one can
eseapethe end. In like man.
ner the satellites of the PLAN
cts must inevitably fall into
their respective planetB. AS
thep,it has been proved by
geology that our earth had d
fiery beginning, soft is shown
by o an appeal to the laws ol
grayitatiun, that it will have O
fiery end. = r.+i,ti The earth
passed from the incandescent
into the habitable state, and
willhaye its individuality an
initiated by falling into the
sun if it be true that it also i:
revolving around some enoI'
mously distant center Of at
traction. .,u,N ,E,
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The Local Newspaper.

The local weskly paper is an
absolute necessity TO the coun-
ty and community where pub.
lished. All the city papers
can not supply the place Of
a home paper. That should be
the first love Of every intelii=
gent man and woman, for the
paper is the representative of
the locality with which it is
identified. The paper gives
the county and town where
printed much of their imports
ance in the world, and it gives,
in detail, the local news which
can not be gained from any
other source. Every weeks is
sue of the paper is SO much
local history, and the rise,
growth and development ol
the town and country can be
measured and reeorded only
by the local newspaper that
constantly is gathering its
items. People do not proper.
ly appreciate their home pas
per, They. measure the value
of a paper too much blythe
number of columnsit contains
The home paper, at any price,
is the cheapest paper one can
take, for in it is found the in
formation to be obtained from
no other = source. Another
thing should be- taken into
consideration. Every county
has one or more newspapers.
Hence the circulation of each
paper must be limited. There
is therefore the greater need
of activity and interest on the
part Of the people to give
their home paper good, vigor-
ous, substantial support
Ueusland Herald. I
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TIE mere apprehension Of
evil has put many into a sitaac
ton Of the utmost danger. ~
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FROM REV. JOSEPH H. KENNARD, DID,,
Pastor of the Tenth baptist Church, Philadel.
phia,
DE-. JAoKstH-DtAR Sri ~ hate been Jre-
quently requested 70 connect ny nurst sbth rcecs-
Hienddtiohs Of different kinds Of Medicines, btf
regarding hs practice a. out Of nay appropriate
spAsrs, Ihdue IN all cases declined; but icith
clear proof IN udrio,is instdnces, and particularly
IN my otvn family, Of re Gssfuinsss Of DR.. Hocf-
ldnFs German Bitters, depart for once from
my astsdt ooarse, % erprcss my Jfau conviction
esp ciaiIy f6fatA nHnsLlver oom.
plalnt tits safe ~ and valuable
preparation. In ~3 lome cases tu,df
fdIie bia tlsualnlkm - ~ I doubt not 4.
coll be ucry beneficial 10 those sOh5 suffer from 1s
sbovs causes. YosSs, very rspeeJtaHy, u
sN Fk 70 ~ JH KEHN1RD,
Eighth, belo0 Coates STseL
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FROM HON. GEO. W. WOODWARD,
Chief Justice Of the Supreme Court Of Penn.
Y 10 sylvania. III.
'1aL-1y PHILiDELPHtA, March 10, 1861.
Ifnd Hoofdnd's German, Biters 20 Aot an
fntozitaiing beverage, bat 10 good tonic, useful
IN disorders Of The diosstfvs organs, and Of great
ten@M in cases Of dsbility aHd wdft Of nsrpopa
acttoS IN the systsus.
- TT Posgs truly
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ONE pound of gold may be
drawn into a wire that would
extend round the globs. So
one good deed may be felt
through all time, and cast its
influence into all eternity -
Though done in the first flush
OF youth, it may gild the last
hour of a long life, and form
the brightest spot in it. '17"@
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The Jackson Standard says
the furnaces at that place will
all blow out and remain idle
this summer, unless something
definite is settled by Congress
in reference to the tariff at
once. " ''''' 'i'i'
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Hoofland's German Tonic

o a coFn6iKdiioB of dR he ingredients Of The
Biaers Soah PURB Santa Cris Rum, Orange, ctc.
II is used for Gte same diseases as Mc BiherS in
cases toltere soma psre alcoholic stimulus Is re-
qtired. You iViH bear ia mind that these rene
dies are entirely different from any Others
aduertised JoT Ne cure Of dte diseases named
srtrdcts, tulile the oilers are mere decoctions Of
nan IN some form. The TONIC 70 decidedly ons
Of ne most pleasant and agreeable remedies euer
efered 10 ne public. IL taste q erqtiisite. u q
) pleasure to take H. seAtJe its kegipin0, sShil-
srdtin1, and medicinal qldlities hdoe cavied 4 y
y LslObn a. he oTedteH Qf al toficA N i. n
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gSEcRErARY BELKYApis to de-
liver the oration at the reunion
Of the Iowa soldiers. I
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A MAN registered his name
at a Detroit hotel, and added'
aThe man who is tie word wordllIlq and
spirit of Christi The. The. la land d
lord made him pay in advance.
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Scope of the CensnsAWhat
facts to be taken.


Scope Of the CensnsAWhat
,cf facts to- be taken. ,rA
The division of the country
into sub, districts and the 1ap,
poinrttmrYeeTnlts ttmrYeeTlts for taking the CEN
sas :s area nearly ly,.completed, and
The work will be commenced
on tthe first of June through.
out the whole nation. .'jja9m
The forms prepared for the
purpose include five schedules,
L. folIow .erf fsNIg.sn FJoh
''1''r The census Of the epseoo:. Q:
pie. ,'7o'" ',''a'"?''' ''''@ ~
=" The mortdiafy record. li
g. The productions of agri.
cnltnreGi '.y!Io tadj 10 EDli.
OeASbhOs
g. Social statistics. ..' 'lt
" DH'''s cENstts.a '9so' o. II
This schedule requires the
dwelling houses and outsbuild-
ings to be- numbered in q the
order of visitation,s = with the
name of everYperson who was
ameinber0fithe family on the
1st day ofijune, 1870; age at
the last birthday; sex; color dis
tinguished by white, black,
mulatto, Chinese and. Indian;
profession, occupation land
trade of each person; value of
real and personal estate owned
by each; place Of birth, and
also that Of the parents; j
born within the year, the
month Of birth to be given; if
married within the year, the
month of marriage; the num-
Der of the family who attend
ed school within the year; how
many can not read or can not
write; whether deaf, dumb,
blind, insane or idiotic; num>
berY of male citizens of 81
years of age and upward, and
the number OF citizens whose
right to vote is denied on 9th.
er grounds than rebellion OR
crime, 4 7' .StCt8 stn2
s7a5 -iGo MORTALITY. e-qmoO
This schedule begins with
the number of the, family, as
given in the first schedule, and
follows with tho name of every
person of each family q who
died during the year ending
June 1st 1870; age, sex, color,
married or widowed, place of
birth, parentage native or for
eignI. the month Of death. so
Ia lOuAGRICULTURE. C-l-i
This schedule requires the
name Of the agent, owner or
manager Of. each farm; acres
of land, with the acres of i'm
prOvedland, otAwoodland, and
unimproved land; present cash
value c OF the farm; value of
agricultural machinery; toJ
tai ofswages paid during the
year, including value Of board;
number Of houses, ditto OF
mules and asses;.ditto of mileh
COWS; .2working oxenj other
cattle; sheep, swine; value of
all I've stosk; bushels hrs l Of wheat wheat
spring and winter; ditto ryes
Indian corn, oats, barley, buck.
wheat; poundsof rice; ditto, of
tobacco, 9 bales Of. cotton;
pounds of wool. bushels of
peas and beans; ditto Irish and
sweet potatoes;wvalue Of Or
ohard products, gallons Of wine;
products Of market gardens;
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ter and cheese;. .milR soid;9 tons

ter and cheese;- -milk soid;' tons
ofibayy bushels ot clover aud
grass seed; pounds of hops;
tOns0 ofahempi pounds of flax,
bushels Of flax'seed; pounds Of
silk rcocoonss PoundsofI ofImaple
and icanesugar; gailonsiof mo-
lasses; pounds Of beeswax and
honey. efeEest opreducts;yalue
Of home manufactures; value of
animals Slaughtered FS4d and and sold
fos slaughter; yyaIhe f Of all farm
products dipcludipg better
ments and additions to stock.
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iAbVEarfsiN0iBRRMNT

Yearly hdyeftiseme1ts 800
column, dhd at pfpp ppoftldn al fates Or
lessspace. Payable ~ advSnces@s.<
o kB- Tho Record b6lhg the OfieiAl
paper OF the town aud eohntH,. aid
having tlieiargest circulation Of any
paper In tie eouUtJs offers sRpasier
..1.s:@s.tstS .sGygEtiseS.:. seS.:..--.ssa
elTaE Sun saSainTke ehectibh
ie this clty1was.a nfocker5ad4t
is Safeotp assertithat out o6ieNs.
cry 1Ssotes castifourte6aIwe9sN
fratidulshta d AimOsteVsrypuh
was ehlirelyluhdsr the g6HtEel
Of corrupt ihSpeel6fsRmndIi ioE&
gahised bands 'Ofia@ppeaters,
paid by the lTammanyTiiDgo aAt
the rate Of from 5 t61iS dollars
per man. 1h9poAUe, ssemihgis
actingol undeFdseeret iinstrdsl
tions from theirsdpsriUrs oaidp
ed and abetted71h eonspiFaG
torsgahd ekhibitedinoHiRcliha
tioh 10 check the fraudulent
voting. The Systofnlqf repsat-
ing and bail1t boNBtufihgDNak
resurtedto ohsa scale more ear
tehsive thanieser. ath onG dof
the wards about eleyehlhahr
dred negroes were regsteteA
but when the IiewlSasniran.
fchised came totheballptb0kss,
the white repeatersh had-already
voted upon nearly SEQ bfaiieit
names. Fulfsc6pe wasaFGNi.
ed for repeating by the sondis
tion ofthe registry Everybody
who had chahEedshiS residence
since the last election entered
his name anew5nt asNagehAa
rule, none Of the ioid aeHtfRes
were erased Then Of foEotfse
a large number oi fealiyaS
names were how ,,Fegissefe&
ihrliding'a large body Of ColA
ored men, This" swelledsithe
registry to11s4,4fT namessaad
Of course afforded dsanI oportuhiS
ty for the gangs oofi fepeatesia
that shamelesslyp perambulated
the city from morning. gtgnnta.
night Wof II 19dmo-s1 lia
The Tribune says. The legal
vote Of the, city was1sbout half
polled yesterday, but5thei1ii4A
gal vote was out in allits giorY.
In most of the lower wards
more fraudulent ethan lawful
votes were cast, some of The
voters making a day Of it by
| voting from poll to poll, some
times in names Of legal voters
whom they falsely persohase6.
CoNsIDERARLSe excitement ,Fas
; created among some colcred
citizens in the backrpart Of the
city on Thursday of last week,
caused be the ejectment from
the stomach Of! a colored Yoi
man off, an animal about two
inches in length, one,fourth Of
an inch broad, and white, Ok;
cept a few SCALES around the
head and eyes. WhenIo first
elected it ran about and iimi,
+ tated the movements Of q q liz.
ard. DR.. A. B. Jones, who
waSYpresent, alter examitiing
the animal, decided that twas
a parasitical growth Of the
stomach, which put forest the
old women present., whc saidit
was The work Of a conjurer or
fetish man. = Por6ntoata zrt.
buns. lnG fas-q o.'al9QnlQ sIi
/, SpEtfMENs Of a new silver
coinage have Just been struck
at the United States mint I'm
Philadelphia of the denonina+
: tions of ten, twenty-five, and,
fifty cents. ,Thfes difefeht
specimens ms of zach dsnoMihas
ton have been submitted TO
the Treasury Department tUR
approval. The standard yalue
OF the new Coins is reduced s9
as to correspondent actual sah
ne withuuf presents Heurfeney,P
with a view to- its ififhsdiate
use insteadiof the teh, twehHr
| n "A n
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used, with the NUM-
ber o. average number, of
hands employed, males above
1e, females above Is, children
and youth; total amount paid
in wages during the year, mum.
Der Of months IN active opera
ton, part time reduced to full
tine; material used, including
mill supplies and fuel, kinds
and Qualities, with the total
value; productions, kinds,
qualities, with the value there
Of. ,9,Iy oii az a0i'Hyno3
80 nvsNJ SOCIAL. Q 900 .i79l.
This schedule requires The
amount of real estates and of
personal n estate in each dis.
trict, with the mode of valua.
ton and the true valuation
separately given; county, city,
township, parish and borough
debts of all kindsi State, coun-
ty, town, city, township parish
or borough taxes Of all kinds;
the number of native and for
eign psupers, separately, dis
tinguishedo into white, black,
and the total cost thereof;
number of native and foreign
criminals in prison June list,
1870, distinguished by white
and black, State town, city,
court, church, Sabbath school,
circulating and private libra
ries; wages of farm labor per
month or by the year, and
board, with day wages with
and without board; average
wages to a carpenter without
board; average wages to te.
male domestics, and the aver,
age. price Of board to a labor
ing man per week, universities,
colleges and academies in law,
medicine and theology, techr
biological, schools of mining,
Of art and music, commercial
and military; public schools,
normal, high, grammar, graded
common, unsraded common,
with the day and boarding pri.
vate schools, parochiaI AN d
charity schoolsj number of
teachers in each school, aver.
sge number Of pupils, income
from 0 endowment, taxation,
public ia funds and bc other
Sources including tuition,
newspapersla and periodicals,
with name and character, how
often published, and average
circulation, number Of church
organisations and church build
ings, denomination, number of
persons which the churches of
each denomination will accom-
modate, and the value of
church property. si- nj lr-
r Such are the facts which all
our people will soon be called
upon to report No one need
consider the assistant Marshal
impertinent in any inquiries
for these facts, as the law
makes it . his h duty to carefully
and fully obtain them. 1t is
for the general good that they
are called for, and we hope
that, the ninth ecensqs report
will, be more trustworthy than
either OF the proceeding re,
ports. We would greatly ex.
tend the scope had we the
right to arrange The schedules.
,-Csncinndti Chronicle.
I lcg6prrlpv RptKNApis RI da.
The Vinton record. [volume] (M'arthur, Vinton County, Ohio) 1866-1891, 1870-06-09

Mrs. Sl6sEwALI JACKSON is,
to be married.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-05-15

Sheriff's Sale. II.
PY virtue Of snndry writs Of .ae,:i facias to
~ mo directed, will sell, on the FIRST
MONDAY in June next, within the legal hours.
the following property viz: o'|,
All that HOUSE and LOT, in the city OF
Columbia, situate on Assembly street, iboind-
ed on the North by NJ. II. Berry, East by
Thomas Davis, South by Davis alloy, and on
the West by Assembly street,
Ono Horse, one Buggy and Harness, and the
Household Furniture Of the Defendant; levied
on as the property OF Charles J. Bollin, at the
suit Of Mary Allen, Ell al, 0s. Charles J. Bolin.
ALSO, t:oA
A Tract of Land OF I've hundred acres, more
or less. IN Richland County, bounded by the
lands OF Wyrick L. Turnipseed, J. Turnipseed
and tho Greenville and Columbia Railroad.
Terms cash. p. F. FKAZEE, Is. Il, @.
May15 NTH