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The St. Cloud journal. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1866-1876, 1870-06-23

Hs ::merely stopped and pushed his
travelliing-bag under my feet, and We
drove homo in the silence I had
asked for. As 70 drew up in font
Of the house, No encountered the
gaze Of Mrs. Marples and Sylvia
directed upon rs from the piazza. They
had returned before us!. = =. ....
A bssilisk'glance I got for my greet.
ing, but the most eager and smiling
welcome was bestowed upon Mr.. Dsr-
row. I knew I could trust to his
ready tact and gay good-humor to carry
of the adventure in the most natural
manner; and felt too dreary to care
much for their anger, anyhow. I slip
ped away past them al, and went up to
nv own room, in the top Of the house.
Tired IS I vas, however, I did not
throw myself on the bed, as I would
ordinarily have done, to rest for the few
minutes preceding tea. walked de-
lberatelJ, instead, to the mirror, and,
standing there { took a longer and more
critical survey Of my own person than
had ever done before. AZ ! result, /
discovered that the epithet 'thickory.
NUT however applicable . my warped
infancy, NJ 10 longer appropriate. Ny
little glass eertaisly did not reflect the
blooming md IedusdSnt ooutouer Of
tMiss Marples broxnI ! VI, bst not
! nklsd q sharp small, but. not ~ y
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I 0.I. e "a y II
Marble and Granite Works,
THOMAS BOWER.
Manufacturer Of and Dealer in
Foreign and American Iarblo Nonu:
AentS, Grave Stones, Gene. ..
F tory Posts, &c:
Also, Agent for the State Of Minnesota
for tho Chicago
Terra Gotta Co.'S Flower Vases, and
OxnaRented Terra Gotta. 49,.
Agent for the celebrated Red and Gray
Scotch Granite.
No. 864 Third street, Upper Town, st..
Paul, MINI. yl2-n82.lv
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Neuefe8.

@artba1bt In Epurs! SSts tcr
: elesrarb POM 10. ;. beridtet, lit Der gtef
after &erolutipndre, @aribalbt In 3curs
ansefcmmen, RON her 8es6lteruns iutelnb
empfansen usb IN ben Sisunssfaal Der Sc
sieruns teeleitet ncrtsn. CT fon tasGcu,>
manto alter Tretpiateen aternebmen, unb
nit tenielten tie DeutlAen befdmpfen.
MoGrnbaft iammela f9 2eute utn @ari;
balbt, Der II in gerbinbune nit benz Mt,
nifer @ambetta bic Qanbesperttetbtsuns
leitet. Snptefern bteRepublif taturh betut
iolitern 9teile bes @clfes 9~epinnt, 1T etne
anbere Srase.
Son @pm rne1bet nun ter1sleerapt (elbf,
bab pie1e tatienb. Burger 1l@ bet Der jung
fen Mtfimnaun9 hes Sttmmens entbalten
taben.
Mm Mittmp& aos @aribalbi NIT letnen
Treii&aare ins Telb. Says suspr nab
n,er bic greu6en bic @tatt Orleans 1T ST.
fs, pie IS teist, na@ tur3em Sample. Bon
eYon ptrb beri@tet, bic tprtiee Bsp5lleruns
fu@te f& mad alien &i4tunsen. Mnterer'
ietts betst IS spieber, tab pcn tcrtSer cine
Mrmee rpn $4,000 i'm Mnmarf9 stsen biz
Deutiden fet. @ambetta, Der scn Ter pro-
silcriiaen &esteruns unbstinste gcamaGt
81 baten fdttnt, bat junss enerstlde @dn'
ner ra9 alien 8beilen tes gaEtes eeiH!d.,
militdrifde 8rdfte III rrsenifren. uater~
oefen ;ie>en aud he Geutiaen tmn:er neue
&r6ite an li9.
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Neui9fettem.

Gceben erbie1ten mir ron @etruter
8en;isert In Stem gpst:
febler> 8alenber fir 1871.
preis 25 Gts. SIR @merifa Der 81. Sabrs
gang, wel9er an &etAtaltisfett unb @eote~
senbeit hes 2eiefpfs unb fd6nen gilbert
feline @orsdnser nc& ibertrift unb teut'
Iden tatbulilaenTamtltn eiees.eanses febr
3u eusieblen TT.
gpn Mablbauer unb 9ebrle
In Gtiea9p: a..
2atbp1tf&es @efans'unb Ct
betbu&. Sreis $l.20 Cine &uswa9l
ber pcrsaslidfen Gtcrdle unb &tr@enlieber
netf @nba9tsubunsen, Don 9. s. S. @eQe-
bula. Serner ron tenielten:
@p11fdnbtse @efan8>@ u1e,
nit 1et9er Musmab1 Don Sdal unS gclfs'
liebern. yreis As Gts. Seibe @erte BET
Ben3iser grutbers erfdtsnen uns teretts in
uielen Aufasen perbrettet. Die ,eue Aus.
eabs 3eidnet fl@ bur4 faSne @usfattun9
unb &etAbaltisfeit aus.
Mu9 Der &e9ensburser Marten.
falenber fur 1871, ieGste Nusaate fur
| Nmerifa (tei Mutlbauer uno 8eb,le) em>
pfeblt id hur9 an;tebenbsn Snbalt uno
ltGne 8itper. @reis 25 Gents.
@cn g. 3ide1in Nsp Sort erbtsltsa
mir etcnfa Us Grsmplare leiner neuen &a'
LENDER, ndmli9:
&alenber fur 1871. Yreis 20 Cts.
S%Iufrirter Tamtlten'Ralen'
Ser fur 1871. Yrsis 80 Ste.
Sl1ufr!rter 3af6en,&alen6er
flr 1871. Mtt II @tablfiden. grets Is
Gents.
gSte fdcn bteft 9tte1 ,eissn, fnb BE &C.
nannten &alenter fur peridteeene 2efertretfe
terednet ; baflr fpridt bic Nanntsfaltts'
felt bss Sntaltes unb Der S1ufraticnen,
nobel aud Der beutf@ . franjSRf3e &rtes
pur9 einise an3tebsnte Seenen pertreten 1T.
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nod Gtnise Der unelidlt9en aus ben @el'
len gu befreien.
Mae Gilenbabnbrlden unb tas san;e St.
1siie Der Giienbabn 3uifaen 9arper's TerrY
unb Gbenanbcab City fnb wesssriGen.
Der Gertetr pirb jest bur9 Tubrwerte BON
9arper's TerrY mad 9aatcun bemirtt.
Die Tlutb tint &apanna mar bSter. ale ie
felt ben, Sabre 1907. Die Tauiltsn bes
9rn. Senninss unb zines anberen Ma1ers
am Tlude, i'm @an3en flint geriunen. fnb
ertrunfen. Cine iunse Dame bat f1 4S
Stunben lang an einen1 Baum anBetlam<
inert, tpurbe tebo& f4lieeli@ pessefpalt uno
ertrant. Cine Mense .@eni@m fat Dem
traurisen s&aufpte1e gu, obne telfen su
t6nnen, Ia tein Boot CUR Stste mar. Die
8rlden Der "ManaGas . Babn" lber ben
Norb. unb Glib Sbenanbcab finb aerftSrt.
@on 5trabburs finb nod tstae ndberen
Ma&riaten einsetrofen, bod foten ptele
Meni4en ums;fcmmen fetn. Seotspiae,
In @lbemarle So, 1T uberidwemmt unb bic
3erf6run9 Don Gieentbuu1 mar fetr beteu<
tent. Is Yerlonen ertranfen.
Sen. Robert 6. See, Der setusfepe Dters
gpmmanoant Der fuoli9en Mrmee I'M Jung
fen gars ertries, 1T an, lesten Mtttwo@ gu
Qerinstcn, ga. an elmer @ebtraeonseiton
In, Mlter ron 63s Sabren eetprbeu.1 Ma>
9emetne Trauer balelbf. ..E@,
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tuoroen sesen bic 86ntstn unb @labfene,
Ben &rte8 sesen Yreuben fcrternb.

moroe1 9e9en bte 3Sntstn unb @labfcne,
ben &rtes sesen Yreuben forternb.
Yin rom &rtsssoepar enent 8'Fern
erladenss Detret seriast bic Bilbuns ron
Mtlttdrgertdten, tin anterss BON, Mtntfer
hes Snner1 felt bic 3obl Der Dtputtrten
3ur eonfttutrenben gsriammlun9 auf 753
fat auf $50, fef unb Ssrfist ben @iberruf
aner felt Mdr3 1889 erlafsnen gerprbnun>
gen iber bic Wablen.
Die "Tcuuenes tu @cur". bslsti6es Blatt
ent9dtt cine 8entale, natlrlid erbi4tete g.
3dbluns ron einem Sample In ter 2uft aut>
f4en Selir Natar. ben, berlbmten frani5F'
faen 9uftf9ifer, unb einera preubiiAen Icre'
nauten. Der Sie8 blieb tn bteierGrjdblun9
benz Gransofen. .sr-
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50 eItlib E &.

9ie eal,Fener unter bem tefebenesnSa'
rife betrlst l40proeent. NaA bem8srtGte
tes @teuer GpmmiGdrs @ers trsrtsn jdbr'
lid IN tielem 2anpe 40 Mintcnen 8uftsl
@ala rerbraudt, mcscn 7 Miaicnsn tmprs'
tirt xne 80 Miuipnen Int 2ante f~abr'5irt
perben. Die @teusr per 9uibet TT e9tiebn
Gents. Muf Ser imrprtirten Guantitdt
ntmmt bic guntssusieruns an 3oa ST.
260, 1000 Elm, n,dbrenb tas gclt auf benz
Reee pom 33. Mia. Suibel a&t3ebn Gents
mebr per 8ulbel tesat1t, ais 1penn fetn fol-
der Iayif tefdnte; Is ts;ablt alio $780,"
GOO an bic @esis,uns unb 6 MiatonsnDol>
lars an bic tnlinbifaen Tatrtfantsn. Da>
Bin fatrt bic unsers4te gefeusruns etnss
Der nottwenbisfsn 2ebensmtttt1.
Glue Snoiauer>T eriammlaa8 fanb tar3'
lid bel Sort qaramie fatt, nobel f@ bte
6dupltnse @sb Gloub uns Afraid-of-his>
horses ron ben Ssa1aaas,.. @cnaan
Mine BON ben Minjugocs unb Elm Mebtjtn'
mann pom ben n0rplt@en G6epennes NIT an
bern terpcrrasenben Sabrern unb 1000 SIN.
btanern einsefunben tattsn. Die gertano>
lunsen tauerten bret Sage lang. Dte&otb>
tdute ietsen frtebltde @efnnuneen unb per-
1ansen bic Grridtuns etnes 9anbelspofens
AM Nlatte @iper. Sim Z. b. wurten bic
Don Der @esierune sefatdten @aar:n unter
btelelben aussetbeilt CUR ~aaseuetnen 8efris.
bt9un8.
6elena, Montana.-@. Gcm1cd, berGst'
beder Der uberaus ret@en Gcmfod @tlbtr>
Mtne in Mevaba, Bat ant q. @ept. @elbf'
raorb seritt, tnten1 ct ft4 In etne1 @abn'
{innanfaa eine &usel bur4 ben SoYf 1a9te.
Die 8etolferuns upn Oregon betrdst naA
ben Genius. 8eriGten eirca $1,000, uno BITE
bes 8alttcstcn Serrttortums 10000, allo
nod @aum seaus fur MiQtpnen Gtnnan'
6erer.
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Smldmoii@e Ma@ri9tem.
r1It6eS 8.
(Gprre1ppnbena.)
0nh,a,6 Noffeop 0rf 7. 1910.

ct. Sobu'8 S0ue0e, Sct. !. lo'o'
@ettrter @err Rebafteur!
@eit tem %. @ept. bat aud BET uns Der
!8erba feline Gri9einuns sema4t. OtesS't'
teruns 1T ta9l, pber penn man tptQ falt. bas
Qaub fi1t Don ben 8dumen, uno bic Ratur
beatnnt aamdlis in ben @interi&laf au Der
Rnten. Die ansenebne 3eit bes Srablinss
1T ucrbet, bic tei6en Sage tes Scmmers
inb ser1&wunben, otri4wunten in bas9'eer
Der 3eit. Man9er bsntt ptenei&t 3urad an
ben 5raaltns ietnes 2ebtns, errinnert ii@ an
bic f&Snen Sage f:iner Susenb, aber! bieit,
fe leben ,ur nod fort tn ieiner pbantal'e,
aler @ealitdt enttetrent. Gin @nbersr e.
rinnert ii9 germ an isin Mannesalter, an
bic 3eit ba er nod ntat inter her EAT Der
Sabre nieberssbeust .uar. Gin fAoner &C.
banfe, Elm lieb1i9er Grauu,, aber aud nur
@&aum tenn BIZ g%ersansenteit 1T n'3t
mebr.- ,..e a..s.
Nua Der prpfeGor errtnnert fl9 at itne
:3eiten, aud er bentt na& aber bic Sersan'
sentett uno fast enblt& "Mutabis eos ct
mutabuntur, Tu autem idem ipse es ct ann
tut non deficient" Gin S4ul>Sabr BEEN
btst, uno bas anbsre febt rie5sr ner Der
8bure, bic 9rbeit fdnet pieber ron Neuen'
an. Giele gsrdnbsrunsen peroen aberau
sefat1t, aud in ct. Sobn's Go1sst.
Mm %. Stunt tpurbe bic arbet tsf&lef'
fen, Bic gatan3 natm ibrsn &nfans une
bttle! Ge 1T seridmunten. Anfanss ssS'
TENDER fnssn tie alaGtn pieter an, unD
NIT tbnen bic Mrbett. @tutenttn fs1ten
I@ ba1b Elm unt ibre 3ab1 belarft fl4 bis
lest auf 81, IS .perttn ater nod mebrtrt e.
,rortet. @p peit aaren lie ale re9t bras,
1erntsn Fsieis pnb 70 fett Bios 3u sr'parttn,
tab fe 70 fort fabrtn merten. 2ebtss Sabr
purbe bier eine@ obalitit ter islisfenSuns>
frau sesraneet. SN anfan9 spar tletn,
aber isbt 3db1t tiele Spbalitdt an 40 Ntt>
altebsr. SIM Roitntran3>S onntaa ben 2.
0ftotu sinsen ate Stubenten III zen beilt'
een Gatramentsn unb rGtrtnb fss 5c9art'
tss teletrirt ron P. Mleriu5 Geelerrt. allt>
firt prn P. @plisans Mortbmann, her aud
bic Befprebist belt. unb rpn &ep. gonifa'
ttus Moa, wurben Is reue Mitsliseer auf'
aenommen. Gs 1T bic Aufsabe bergerstns>
Mitslieter, ben ansern r,!t.sutsm 9sifrisl
pcran3ulsu@t.n unb tdsli@ etrise gsbste
aur SHUTTER @pttes 3u perrt9ttn.
Gnt 3Dslirse finb gut 3ufrietsn rnb i'd
tenfe, ttes (pridt teGer fur ct. Sssn's als
pteIe Mcrte.-0erp &ep. P. Glemeus @taub
v. G. 1T bier Bel uns 1sbr mrbl. feinegtiunb"
belt nimnat ~. @enn man i'm felt m64ts
h meinen, er fei pteber 70 feh 70 fart
unb 70 trG|tte ais sprber, btnn Ct 1T 8eraes
70 nunter unb fri(9 ale je. Ct 1T bier gut
aufrieben, uno penn bic ct, yauler aufrte'
ben Fnt, bann tstalten MIR TIN bier tuGp o.
le9e.*- Jbr A. H.
Der y@anterer" mdre tanntt tnr@aus
nt9t ,uf1ietsn, unb ct bentt, NIT tbm ned
piele Bswpbnsr ct. ga1le. s. s.
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Deutf&e Brtef<2ife.

Elite teutfaer Brtefe, bic bts gum IA. Ott.
B. s. nt9t absebplt porben inb.
Damen.Brteft.
@ru6 Gmma, 8reaser 9arsliaa, "
Rran3 Vaulina. uber Glprina.
5erren.Brtefe
Mbam Tbpmas. Wiler galenit,
gGdmann 6einri@, Naumann 9einri&,
Bleius Mi9ae, Stt Nu9uE
Birner Wn1. Natbs 1T.
Bodenfelo s.. 2, Mauen Dtatb; sol.
@brifopb WRr. .. Erep- Niebe Sobn E.
tptp a.b. @teaer @amets Soiept,
Desenbarbt s. M. 9@aHsr 0eores
Gnoers Sobann 6. @6mar3 Sciepb,
@aQ 6errn,ann. e9ueiter Gbuarb,
@strnaur Graua @ten3el ST.
@roce s. g. @porrong 6usr
5aa(e &arl, @dlaufe 3arL.
5artmann Sobn 8. @&uler glusuR
eeGe SIR. @&ulte GranA
6ol3 Matbtas, Grtl {. 8.
Sienlee bsnrp, Son Tagen Treb,
Ratel 6. Wieloer 50.
&aoabY @arl. @eyer Mueuf,
&lein 9enry, @iss NusaR
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Der y@anbtrtr" mdre tan,tt tnr@aus
ntdt iuf1ieten, unb er benft, NIT Inn ned
Siele Bemptnsr ct. Yaule. s. s.
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We wouil call the attention of our
readers tothe fact, that Messrs CoRSEI-
SON. KRAMER & ce., Agents of the
Zells' Aninmni;ecd Bone Super Phos.
Phate, have recciSed large supply OF
this valuable fertilizer, which we can
safely recommend to our planters, hay
ing the full endorsement of the great
Georgia Cotton planter aud experiment
ter DIR. f. NJ. Pcndlcton OF SPARTA. Geo.
See what he says in the December No.
of the Southern CahirutDr, page 3S1.
Out OF 10 commercial fertilizers, all of
then pat down at the rate of $40 per
acre, it was the second best, paying 94
per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid
only 56pcr cent and Rhodes only 80 per
cent. We have also number of certifi-
Gates from Planters of our own State and
County, who have used it before, and
the Agents are prepared to furnish car
tifcates from all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
Give it a trial and be convinced,
Jan s m2.
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/ OOO IsEvyAIs:D.---- TWILL,

loUNJSg4 give One Thousand Dola
Reward forn my case of the following diseases.
which the medical faculty have pronouncctl
incurabic, that DR.. Richn, Sc Golden Remedies
will not radically cure. Dir. Ric),:,n' s Golden
Balsiin, No. l. will cure Syphilis in iis
PRIMARY and secondary stages. such as oil
ulcers, liberated sore throat, sore eyes, skin
eruptions, sorcness of the scalp. earflicationl
diseases and mercury thoroughly. h, Df.
Riclan' = Golden Dalsam, No. =, will cure q Q
1hirl stages. or Tertiary Syphilis. Syphilli
and Mercnrinl tl,cumatisns ard l. defy tho, .
who suffer from such diseases ito obtain
radical cure, witliu,t the aid oftliis nc sicins.
which docs not psevent the patient from cat
ing and drinking what they like 4 have hun
'ire'ls of certificates showing the niirac,io,fs
cures effected by these remedies irice1oK
either No. or No. = S5 per bulile. or i~e
hotties Sd. DR.. Richams Golden AM iioie-lK
safe, spcgty. pleasant. and radical cure for
Gonorrhcea, Glcct. irritation, Gravel. and, ell
urinary arrangements. accompanied Mia
fnll tlircctous. warranted 10 cure. iTrssa
S3 per bottle. I.r. RiclaIl's Goltsn,Ei:xir
lie Amours-.i radical cure for Geperal De-
biiiy in old or young, imparting energy 10
those who have led life Of scnsuality. IL
rs invaluable TO those who are anxious fer
an Increase ,ot family. Powerful, Harmless.
and speedy III restoring healths Price st
per bottle. or. two bottles, So On receip. +
price, by moueyed order, registered lcitL
or express, these remedies viii be islfppe.s o
any place. Prompt atter,ion paid to IL
correspondents. Nome genuine Wiil,n1; u .
name of DR.. Richau's Remedies. aIs ~
Richards, sole proprietor, blown in glass
bottles. Address DIR. d. ID. EIeilal ~.
No, a2S Varick St, New York. 0fs.ce li.i:, 4
from s. ". 10 al. N. Circulars sciih il
r. AtsrR
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GEO. w. CARPENTERS -ar
COMPOUND FLUID EXTRACT Or sAR-
S.iPAEILI.A
GEO. ". CARFENTER'.S s.

gro ". CARPENTERS s.
CoMpoUSD FLUID EXTRACT OF BUCHus
Those Celebrated Preparations, originally
introduced by Geo. w. Carpenter, under the
patronage OF the medical faculty have been
SO long extensively used by physicians and
others, that they are generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can be relied On a.
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where Sarsaparilla or Buchu are applicable,
and cannot be too highly recommended.
They arc prepared in highly concentrated
form. SO Us to render the dose small and
convenient. Orders by mail or otherwise
wilt receive prompt attention. rs
GEO. w. CARPENTER, HRNSZEY & Co,
Wholesale Chemical Warehouse,
No, i37 Market street Philadelphia.
For sale by DUKES & SHULER, and E. J.
OLiVER0S, 0rangeburS. S. c., and D0WIEl
q NOISE, Wholesale Agents, Charleston, s.
T. o'''-1 t-3o y, ~ oct S4-tf
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ora OPINION r q sAErbAr,s Doines.

.
I'VE were astonished 10 hear that we
had giveR piispss 4 . many persons by b
publicly noticing the drunkenness of
saie-day. We spokeof il as it was, moth
ing extenuated, nor set down aught in
malice A I,,noos, 10 our notice Of our
salc-duy, We quote for the, benefit of
kthose aLsosteffs Tho opinion of one
or, two exchanges of saIe.day in other
places.
The Darlington SoMAamrr spys:4 -
very large number of persons-whitc
aud colyfesl aassseihbled 1t sthe Village
on Monday last, in accer.lance to old
custom, eaaa eaa i il rygsy would seem BY the mum
ber who were drunk, that they would
have saved noney and tir,e if ifll,eytl,aa
remained ut home"
The oconoo eageitGsags: s'As the
day waaea waaeas peisc Fnd confusion, sup
erinduced by itnbibing too freely of u
liquid known hcrcabouts, as tangle.foot,
became only toogsafpaseus9 Man, seems,
Is not only willing to suffer the ills he
has, but win ay 10 those he Knows not
of"
The Barnwell Japs,ufsays: Towards
che close Of the day many who had i'm
bibed too freely of etauglc-leg' and big
sngin," were very baisterous and showed
fight. Many ofthcm were takensin ont
of the cold. Ss5- evss ~.
1t would A st5ib tIisa;:;, tthIisa;:; chat ct ether
places 1iiaif 0raugcbnrg, drunkenness
As getting to be the characteristic of
these occasions, aud that rbe Press in
other places notices aud rcbukes the
growing evil.
Il their is nny disgrace, that attaches
a, that ;slElir. it is that such brutal drunk
rGtse&s sEwas erhibitci il, onr streets, aud
stores aud not that tho onANoEnuRe
News noticed, aud trcbuked IT.
Ns.y the lAsss .cycr, and every honest
sasar,. i,lhis sober moments, l,ald up to
rebaks and ecusurc such scenes as were
witness IN 0ransgscbarg ON last sale-day.
Our aoWn Council should provide for
these ceeasions.
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PLANTATION BIT TERS

f. y
This wonderful Yege-a
table restorative is the
Isheet-ancllor Of the feeble
and debilitated. As d
tonic and cordial for the
aged and languid it, has
no equal among stOlnaeh-
les. As a remedy for
the nervous weakness to
which women are espec-
iaHy subject, lit iss
supelscding every other;
s tim uIant, III nh
climates, tropical, tein-
perate or frigid, it acts
rs IL specific in every
species4oR disorder which
undeFlSiines the bodily
strength and breaks down
the animal spirits. !,
Wherever it, lis intro
duced it becom os "a
standard article---a me-
dicinal stnple. Tt is to-day
the best and purest,t0ni
and the most popular
medicine in the civilized
world .--bo sure and get
the genuine. Sold by all
Druggists, Gr0cers and
Country Stores.
aug 81 1y
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WISHING TIC new Theatre kcaaomy q
Mnsic. q
couSr g nh 10 cdatiagent Docket was
ealledaad disposed of last Saturday. u /
q Thea following esltencss; weroS pro
nounodd 2byabisil.ouor j adge Carpenter,
upon persons convicted ut. this term: 4,
Ellen Jefferson, Assault aud Battery,
$40. fine andeco of prosecution or con-
lincment in County Jail 70, one month.
Joseph F. Robinson, Assault aud Bat
terry, s3 fne, an.lepsts of prosecutions.
RIG. Merry, Assault and Battery,
81 fine and costs sLa
!. John Evans, Assault aud Battery, ESQ,
fine aud costs or two months in County
Jail. g Y
Abe Disher, Malicious Trcspass $50,
fiae and costs, or three months in County
Jail. III 's
Marshall Amaker, Assault and Bat
terry, two indictments, SIS, fine and costs
in each case, or six months in County
Jail
Frederick Wilson, Petit Larceny, $50
fine and costs or two months in County
Jail. a..-.a.., -
Isaac jacobs, Petit Larceny, $50, fine
and costs or two months in County j. il.
/ Peter Fair. Petit Larceny, $50 fine
and costs or two mouths in County Jail.
Peter Fair, Assault land Battery, $50
fine aud costs or one month in County
Jail.
Gorge Ladson, Trespass, SIS 6ne aud
costs or one month in County Jail.
~ Gorge Ladson, Assault and Battery,
So fine aud costs or one month in Jail.
VIM. Meyers, Obstructing highway.
81 fine aud s's and to remove. the
obstruction by 1st of February next or
pay an additional fine of 500.
james Cooper, Bastardy, Motion in
arrest of Judgment, argued by counsel
The Court reserved its decision.
The Court adjourned on Saturday
until Thursday, 18th when tie civil
docket was taken up
Judge Carpenter has filed decree in
the case of Fickliug VS. Riley, in favor
of the validity of the Homestead law,
except iii cases where the dett is secured
hy lien.
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We have received the Coamy Audi
tar's abstract Of persoaal property Of
this County as returned for t. year,
1869 We give the total of the differ
ens township.
Number Of Horses 229s, yalao $3.50,
1888.
Cattle l5sf56, value s232, ,402.
= Mules and Asses, 1902, value $685.
1o2.
Sheep and Goats, zls7, value sl4,-
s6s,
Hogs ag.74e. value a17s,784.
W:s.sss@hes and Plate ! ,4ss, value s34,-
s75.
piRdosorses melodsons, etc, 100, value
Sf3,3lo.ie 4.,s
Pleasure carriages i956, value SIS ,223.
Dogs, 4 j 80. yalue, s2l ,GoG.
Average value of property appertain-
ing to merchandise S105,802.
Property appertaiuing to merchandise
$lO5,802. z ..'h' go =
Property appertaining to manufactur-
ing sIi;4ss,
Value manufactured articles, en-
eines and tools, on hand, s49,261.
Value of moneys, bank bills, etc, $751;
GIL. 39f,i e.r,r..s
Value of all credits S199,277.
Value of stocks of companies out of
this State S35,7l7.
Bonds not exempt from taxation, s14,
692. ~. .gEss Z. sgy3ggr
Anuual value of all leases, except per-
Inapent leases, ST,72I.
Value of all other property s5l7, ,637.
~ Total rvhiue OF all taxable pe.sonal
property, s2,099,9 ,974.
This is an increase over 1868 of about
ss5O,ooO.a
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Colleton Lands for Sale.

viii be sold on the I'd February, (wednes-
day. on the premises, tho highest bidder.
twelve hundred 1200) acres more or less, of
valuable lard, the property of Reuben Ste
phens, on Saltkehatchie River, near Buckhead
Causeway, in two tracts with Dwellings and
and necessary 0uthnildngs ON each
Terms-Onc-half cash, balance on credit
OF one year, with mortgage of premises
Also on same day anu place, the personal
property, consisting of Horses, Hogs, Wagon.
Carriage, Household aud Kitchen Furniture,
&C., &c. HI
All persons having demands against said
Reuben Stephens viii Presen: ;!;o::: properly
ottested. and all indebted will make payment
OIL day of sale. 1-ss1aq ~ iu.s 7r,i.,r
L. c. STEPHENS,
jan SIT i;;uvaS,. u; S.;;
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oRANGEnU tG COUNTY.
PROB ATE COURT. ~ ~
Jos Attaining, ct. uE., ct. al. !
Rebeeoa NJ. Morgan ct. al.

.Rebeeoa NJ. Morgan ct. al
Uoder the order in his this case, will sell
for cash, on the 18th January next. (Satur-
day at the Plsntatioa Of the Estate of Mar
ian Friday, the personal property Of said
Estate. consisting of
Horse. Mare Mule, 9 Oxen, Is head
Caitle and Hogs. Bedsieads, i Mattress, 8
Feather Beds, 8 Bolsters, 6 Pillows, ' 'rrun-
die Bed, ] Cradle, $ Tables, Toilet Sands.
Washstands, Clock, ., Chests, pair
Tongcs, pair Fire Dogs, and a lot OF Old
Iron. '.'' H. RIGGS. s. O. e.
jan tr-' I'd
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Notice of Dimissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
IN will, OH the 20th day of January. 1870.
lille my inal account with the Honorable
Judge OF Probate for ornngehnrg County. as
Administrator of the Estate of j. }. Rush.
deceased, and ask for Letters of Dismissal.
doc 2o-td A. j., llYDRICK.