davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
Languages of Europe.

The following table shows, in
round numbers, the number OF
jewellers of Europe, Independent of
their political divisions, descent or
sympathy, as they speak habitually
their different languages. We give
it as shedding great deal of light
on the the struggles of the various
nations of the continent:
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
PHELPS HOUSE.

~ u. PHELPS, proprietor, Lancaster, Wis. Having
1 furnished the now three story brick hotel on
the Ola hotcl corner, ! am prepared % accommodate
guests reasonably. Rooms well furnished aud table
we'll provided. Ample stable accommodations xx45
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

A TrORNEYs ana COUNsELORS At Law, Mineral
n Point, Wis. Practice ia the courts and attend 70
agencies and collections in all parts Of State Special
attention 10 proceedings under the q s Bankrupt Act
Ohiee Ia Lonahams Block, opp tho =. o. xxl3l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

NOTARY PUBLIC, Claim Agent, and Agent for Sow
~ cral of the beat Life and Fire Insurance Conn
plucs ia the country. Also Licensed Auctouoer. All
business entrusted 70 him will be promptly attended
o. 40 CaAsyiIle. Wis xxIl7
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
GOTHIC.

Germans (includiug their settlements in
Rumanian So, 100000
English Including English speaking Irish
aud Scotch 5U,OOO,UUU
Scandinavians danes, Norwegians, Swedes,
and IcelandersJ 6,25OoOo
Dutch and Fenngs 100000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

HIt is SO cold in the Rocky
Mountain region that stoves are ne
cessary for comfort in the cars of the
Union Pacific railroad at night.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
RARRER & CLEMENTSnN.
COBB e. LIKENs,

A TTORNEYs and COUNsELORs ut Law, Lancaster,
n Wis Will practice IN all State courts; will levy
sud sell lands, pay taxes procsrs land patents bonn
n- Lem.-an. nnl nLneL rlama ngnLmal The 0ov VIZ
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
JESSE BROOKS s.

n ENERAL COLLECTING AGENT aud CONVEY
" ancof, Bloomington, Wis. Titles invest gated
and perfected Collection promptly attended to-
References given when desired. 2l-23
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
SLAVIC

Russians and Ruthenes (the latter in West
Russia and East Galicia) ............... $4,000 900
............. 100000
Czechs Including the Slowaks of Northeast
hungary o,UUV,UOs
Souts Savonians Including the Bosnian
Mussleme ny 5500000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
LANCASTER HOUSE

nv CARRIER, proprietor, Boscohel, Wis. Meals pro-
yided before car time, aud patrons assisted with
baggage promptnoss, and no delays al the Carrier
Iuman. Riahllng Mttachnd.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

pa. Saratoga has had 100000 visi-
tors Cape may, 10000; Long
Branch, 100000 and Newport, about
100. 900.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

A rTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT LAW and
n NOTARY PUBLIC, Patch Grove, Wis All 10
al hu.iAess promptly attended Co. Collections made
aud loans negotiated xxi3l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

sa-Sixty pairs oftwins less than
year old is discovery Of the census
in one Mississippi county.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
LATIN.

French aud wsllooas 81, 800 900
25 900 600
... Is 600 900
Portuguese ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 100000
Rumanes .............-........ 100000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
PLATTEVILLE HOTEL,
CARRIER HOUSE,

ID = @. .. sTREETER, corner Of Mineral and Second
ID streets Platteyille, Wis. Good Stabing and at.
tcntiyc hoflcr. sample rooms attached. xxI39
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

A TTORNEY and COUNSELOR at Law, jamestown
n Wis. viii prosecute claims aud make collec
tisuoprompty AlAiV
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

~ J HYDE, proprietor Lancaster, Wis, corner of
". Main and Spring sts. Having bought the above
house aud rehtted and refurnishod IT, / am prepared
% give every attention 20 the accommodation Of guests
hostler always on hand. XXlj0
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04


AtME WOODlIOUsE, proprietor, (successor to IIar-
- gerD bloomington, Wis. Rooms in good order, ant
good stabling attached. xNI3O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

EdThe value of coffee annually
consumed is 1926, 100000.
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
CELTIC.

$500 90
Firms 10000
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

DUYslCGAN AMI SURGEON once At his residence
l one mile southeast Of jamestown, Grant county
Wisconsin. XXi5O
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

BLOOMINGTON HOTEL

by VI. HYDE A son, Lancaster, Wis Good staLling
ID aud No 0s,ler Horses and Carriages 10 lot at
very low rates. xxI30
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

DR. r. A. CLARKE,
physician AND SURGEON Lancaster, Grant Co.
Wis. May be I0und at his residence in south part
~ the village, ncar the Institute. xxl22
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
THE REPUBLICAN RECORD.

turn from this record, which it
has given me much pleasure to re-
view, to the record of the Republi-
can party, which has been written
on the brightest pages of our nations
history. Amid every possible en-
barrassment and stumbling block, it
has gone on its noble work Of liber-
ty and humanity, of justice and re-
form, of advancing progress and ma
tional development. Three years of
the ten since it won its national his
tory, recreant President so shame
fully welded the executive power,
that mistaken confidence and sad
assassination had given him, against
the party which had honored him
by its bestowal, as to win 90 votes
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
SPEECH OF VICE PRESIDENT
C0LFAX.
The Democratic and Republican Record
Compared

From an able and elaborate speech
delivered at South Bend, Indiana,
by Vice President Colfax, on the
10th inst, we take the following on
the Democratic and Republican
record
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
WAnnEN ANDERSON.

A TTORNEYs COUNSELLoRs at Law, Genl Col
n lection and Land Agents, Lancaster Wis. 1ix25
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

BELL * BEEI3E.
4 TTORNEYs and COUNsELORs at Law, and gem
~ eral business agents platteyle, Wis. xx45
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04
BUSHNELL g. CLARK,

oEo, c, HAZELToN,
A TTORNEY ana COUNSELOR a Law. Boscobsi
~ Wis. 1x3l
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

w r. DEWEY
n Wiz. xKal
Grant County herald. [volume] (Lancaster, Wis.) 1850-1968, 1870-10-04

A TTORNEY and COUNSELLOR Al Law and Notary
n Public Montfort, Grant county, Wis. XIII
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24


There Is j sort of CssssllAsg up ID
.0rsngsbug Hsar him, ia tbs editorial
colursns Of tths tbs GtFaDgsbure News, a. he
diseonnes Of the pleasant tlings usi
folding for South Carolina: q sod 45a
aFlsasursable, indeed, are the siaions,
which, penetrating away into the ddsky
future, dssef3 tho daening Of brighter
AID happier day sthsiyiug down Of the
lion aud the lamb together, aspbodel
pesdows and peace" (" 'fsed g 90 Ias
1sow fsn't that goodl Alter shSgFssss
anrsss ID which ws have been 90 leBg
a6uadsriag. we are % have pssses And
as ssainssa Yeass sIthes Liossssa
iamEe lying doRn together, ssphoael
'aisadsns, &C., arc inshs programme, g
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24

10 A. .,t,,l, ,,;,.t ,,.s... A., = -, =, j,
|hclp sayin9, even {. the sii)k of danpiur
the hopes Of our ooutssssprsry, thatit
VIII pea very i0nE i'm u9 that tiisfs
must oe : go0o eea' OF ene nsrsiss' w kapd
= IN r1as s ss'o.s ~ VI. eaa - s. i :
Carolina. or even ~ anywhsrs sIss Il crsa.
lion. II Won't do, ya, asl,iie, % place
inssslicit saish IN the lions. Aad as for
tec race, we f r. ''i's q Kong suarch e g
49, v ~. ~ sa:,, ~ - as9soue' ,'s
49, e. w ~ - - 20 -
II under ,heaaw IL processs;cn i I I he ,aiss
grouing akAUsxh. Il salsst ha c0sfsssca,
~ 3 y sssa reuuasbost we hssc comeI
! .aasng snsouge asss, D'00as ana AZ sna' aug
e - - : sy. Is''
s.illi South iCasolina, tho world oven. i
grosing.e -4a3 OH iaisi5di zilis-ss
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How "a rive understand that GER
tern petitiona hays been forwarded to
his E1eelloncy Coz, r, K. Scott, pray
ing ths removed Of certain Of our County
oEssra how 20 one Is ners anxious
than ourselves u hays ofEcss who are
calculated . please The whole people,
but arc those who have made applies
sion to Gov. Eeott for, Office half AZ fs
for the positions to ahieh thsn sspirosas
tho present encumkentsi IfsGoy. Scott
niakeg a removal, We want il distinctly
uaderstooa, Republicans Of orangsburg
County, that it's done without our sane,
tioansei ~ ii pea,n,iass4ei Jsara
But We know he will not We ho.
lioge Gov. Scott pig listen to che voico
oflis ataanohest supporters. va know
bsvillr not So back on,bsp. ,i.,l, ,l 4, :,
Ca "asis out On yop week kused Rspss,
lissna.f If ne recommend . man for
Office, he must bea whclo soulsd Demo-
esss, qs i wholsso RspEbiicau. 9a
Ysshipg wisAs.wssby win do rs. Dc
tscu besri2 s
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20 aubIpit . full fapart of his departmcn.
10 the House Ay The 9th Of january,
1871, mud That ii faiIurc todo so he
siIgbia be dssslt s;s acsording Is law.
atr Reeaisi, SpFp cr3sa his restitution
WITH ! verS ssrshs spsech, ID Which lje
sgfsasly conaeraea Tire eoastans delays
Oh the part II tho Land 0omnlissioner
10 making any roports, sayi6g that he is
'Ssterinised 10 have fall investigation
into the affairs q! that haaHsA Of the
public aetsioo. q { ] q 4
Sit Rscaish,s ealnarks were aistcsea
70 Fsith great atfentiep on the part .of. tho
HdHso. pcasyiog @iShb alie,h is sireySdid.
coaSinciig tsasAs.. Bat the s4dsss
could come ia pusd ds.anfts Sprclasion on
the subject, the order of business was
'spccially postponed to giselmay TO . re-
solution iutrodnsea by Mr. 'whipper;
the Houscsadjoarned withont again TAX
ing up ttheaiFairs Of the Land Goinmis.
sion. s3ssess 5 $50 Il; iGs4a8o ~
faAir. Editor, / can not close this with
out referring toistlic good time peopl.
have had for the past 1.-TWO days on ac.
Ieoun. ofU visit Of itnilitia company from
'shasl4ssona d,All Columbia was as.ir,
the strcots lwere crowded, and the air vi
DRAFTED with thctsoanss of massiai music,
carrying the SPECTATOR buck, % almost
forgotten aaysiof strife--may they soon
be forgottem ii!4sa5Y bsu4b ~"
tm An Iunderstsnd thcrc will be a call
for o Weasan's Right GoaSeasica 10 oon,
iycae hcro in February next, aud at which
allthe fair sex Of the State shall be re-
presented, I hopc that this Convention
= n ===',e...ae 81. @ quite easrer4 u,
see how many Aenie Dickinsea s are IN
the State Of Ssath CaroliAa, ,oia 9ai
1.-The weather-alI Il oseusioa this AZ sl,e
closing tasemcL~is sielighifal, aud the
streets aec lined with ladies, who are
shopping, and gantlsulen wi,o aresakiug
uefreshing walks, afief the arduius DUDES
of the day, SO as MOTTO miss ali the sights,
l will now close, hoping to be able to
send you snnie better stuff ia my next.
Happy Christmas istho wish }eY 'isu1I
5t Yours, &c. laet IN
e.. -
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sYnsk ENGRAVING or ueN. NogERT

sTEEk ENGRAVING OF GEN. MeBERT
E. LEE.--subscribers remi,ling Sa iss ore
year's subscription to THE SournEns PnEss,
An Illustrated Weekly Jou.aal of 40 columns.
win recsiye AN elegant Steel Engraving eff
Gen. Robert T.. Lee, ~ ( ioircaea. forward
cd in secure csse, pcostage paid by us This
number sssn'aias q lafsq finely executed like
ness Of Gen. Lee. engraved by askillful artist,
from Photograph, sSpressly for The Press,
with ansoutlire cFhis life. and an account of
his obseqas.s.. Single copies. III ordered
carly FeE~arded to any county in the
South, sS whom a'liberal list Of premiums is
offered in tEis issue. .tIE[ .-
d. Aatsss, ThE SOUTHERN PRESS
oa .ltE tt-i f'at Bnltuore. Nd.
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\, m the Dis,tlss court or thc
FORtSALE!
bee. "a.

s,sAs.asAs That VALUABLE PLaNTA-
TIOS known as ..Pciievilie."
fofsnsr,y owned by Mr.. Charles
GSsl1s~ n. lhompson, situated in Or
apgeburg Conhty. near Fort Motto Depot,
contaipihg 1870 acres Of Iaud patt or
which is' WELL TIMBERED, the balance
CLEARED and admirably adapted to the
Culture OF CoTTON aud PROTiHlUSs. An
excellent RANGE for STt,Ck in the Conga-
Zee 3~arnp, a nne Mater Power near the
So,ith Carolina Railroad DWELLING in
good order and outbuildings.
Apply to
"a 'ff' JOHN COLCoCK & co.
''- Chs,leston. g. c"
Or COL. A. r. AMAKER,
st. Matthews r. o., 8. C.
dec - i''N' II
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IsRcs osh cofuasta tosassssxsksfl ]
" GSLuMaEA DeSeaber s2tst 1870.

vi.
I IsRcx osh cotuasts tcsassssxsgxf
$50 GoLuAatA DeSeaabef52tst 1870.
/ NJ. Editar.--Y You can regret it scarso.
lly more than myself, that my last let
ter reached your offica COO latc for your
| last issue, aud in order to avoid any such
re occurrences, / will writa hereafter
carly and often. Ny dear sit, this Is an
ahoffiye assctbps Of getting ,,p newspaa-
/ per items, for the soil from WHICH I work
to gather my hursest is perfectly barren,
j barren gof all interesting events. The
acticns Of the two branches Of tho Eeg-
islaturo present 4 very draary ,ictnre,
/ when viewed With TIE eye Of reporter
for What dues tho general roading public
casa ahont che dry roatine at parl,au.en-
hssiasss 81 .sS.ss,is sssass.l
Wing spicy, Or as ypr would call it it,
ssaoy. 90 sss Sod g'li l'sa.siisi't 'sff
Now, Mr. Editor, the oply bill Of
reasoning that / Z gcah ind ~ In The pas,
weeks pfOcsedipgss, ,'iir, are the {, charges
against the Hon r. u, h. Vernon ai,ff5ll forll q
cohtsbpt Of the Iiouissg5 Of RspressehnItta..
lives y ssoe' r@i lh''k'a' slH ''iNt bas
DaSSra aSSratsfday 'wasths das hxod apaa fdr ,bp
Judges defence, and when the .hnus for
the special business sIr4riiscd I4i thore mere warc
aiany apon tiips anor lie .inoesd anx mx
|io6sls for wlist tie next stfhSa hour I Would
bring forth. "'Fad 's'5 Z H"8 Is'E
The defence was opened by SIr. Pope.
one Of the councils of tho Hon. Judge,
who .nndertook To- show Is the House,
that a contempt of tho House could no.
possibly nave been Intended. "a for as SIC he
understood tho law of iaapsaehmspt. 4
public officer 10 only then 1p suppUssctdd u 10 be
impeachcd when the articles Of ithiIpteaeh-
insnt have beet. presented at Tho bar Of
tho Senate. Tint the mere fact Of a,he
resolution being passed by the Holuse, to
impcach is not yet 40 impeachment, and
that consequently this mere. resolution
had no force to sutpend the Judge from
his judicial functions. '''s''''a' y" ''il'''r'
The other council, sir. Melton Z won't
further, By saying that even had there
been such words uttered BY The Judge
which might possibly be construed into
an expression Of contempt against the
House, The dsslaratioh Of the Judge
that no such contempt was ip.sndod,
should DO considered sufficient among
gentlemen. jdSli ar sda
90 Aftsr i great deal Of speaeing, pfin.
oipSlly by Mr.. whipper, The m6tion' Of
that gent we're adopted, chat q Judge
Vefa0h was to purge himself a. she
Bar Of tho House, from The charge of
ocntsmpt,' This tta Judge did IN : few
worda, xherauPon tho speaker DECLARED
him relsassd, and thus ended the ffst
sconal ID the act Of tho impeacb,
nsnt drama nov being psrEordied ID thS
Gapitolof the State Of South Carolina.
/ Tomorrow will.sesatho scatterioe of
the hcsts3aad ltiiaHnofe than doubtful
Whether weshall have quorum 10 trans.
etany sbusin6ssgs bgdsd4d 9as H. oa
nqssnta Claus ihaspspken his stand !. aud
rules With 80 almighty arm nio0, woinsn
tand Ichildfsn, aud from his rule even
Repressntatises'of the Boyersign people
/ -. - a. q -. . &
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The Peoples Babel.y.
.yia'NExT DOOR 10, NJ, 49,
1sED CttFFEsE EsO1 is

b1' 1sED CtbEEEE FSS4 IS
East4f isreltyteriaa G1erc1, Ieusssssi 81.
nm haFps 10 ANFUtNcE to the ClTI
ZENS 0uf YfaDgeburg. tint Fam, ,nows pHR-
PARED 10 SUPPLY Famiies and Gus otAers
with BREAD, CAKES; PIES, ANA alF ether
articles gepsraliyl found ina = IRs7 GLASS
BAkEi,I.
gpDlSG ,cAfB prepared SiEk sfsst
CART 70 suit ihe Gosi iasiidous tastes. 3
fhg Y at RON sEsssss Dt say irseaJs slis a iei-
i2S.bititeus ls isspettigily solicited 'ss
-. ~ ~. qitOS. M. M.ssALBEkG0TTIl
ARA sLBERdnfTI returns thanas for
he Patronage hsretcfose bestowed. md
hopes her fricnsis and custon.srs tsigf roittin.
aGtE saIiic.1 ~s'soa sNaseN ttHls9S. ~
ysss win trsp eupstsilfis an i,asia aa ,ss.
sofimen, OF FRUITS, GoNfEcTl0NAi Any
and FANCY AIaTIcEEs as usual.
fg'fS q JsIeIE
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is the more easy to pnssusS -no for
tlss u ne mvsa ossy SsaaS j. Ills l.ors
s;.,..-<
81 6sk ths thiss mhsshef thc lpspriss
FarsAsasd y the asolsn coin. epsyslaa
4sass0ss shieh hs ssrasd s. Is konsss
foils
Ask the monaFeh sksssshss he sits the
|mefe soaf0rsably On shr0ss enssustsa
With tho sishssof bis psoRief
Ask the man, tho msrcilsss creditor,
Who hss plunaesea The widow sna tho
ospasR, st,ss.sasss st,lss.ass hia iil.guvsl ,sssith.
which has eivea sip 4 pillow ef aSsn.
has tsoasSs him lighter Alanbcrs snd
happier dreams, thsA hs shjsysa ii tho
days pf his honest toll, when his
repouea on > Bolster of hayf ae iee'
{ And lastly ssk yourself, asss rsader.
whether che aEsoFs ron are conscious Of
hsving eoihniitssa, enc lrsasnbsaueo Of
i'seR. aisssas yoss aa | raeeA pisssSss. as
the virtues you may hare exhibited To-
the adornmsnt of yourrciE and society 2 |
lie tha. can TODAY, sit down and
calmly gaze out upon nature ans ma.
tarea works, ,ssad all 60 90 psst me, mis-
adaptations, hissosTcWs and trials, and
in tho piist Of them ali preserved Il
Conscisnse void Of oifsnsa toNards God
and man, how asublS happy \ his lot.
Now cnviasie his PortioiiiM b,4e
Y Let piliios0phsrl preach L ssss viii, /
sooue yirtns sasoting no reward here.
I II is nots0. Virtue isssWssasd and
yice = punishsa, ~. ,.s,,,4i-,,
i, Any other douisioa is q miserable cal
iscy y.-tu absurd sophhiFS. & estsrsi'
iIas sicc no osher punishment than
,hdse which mundane aggrsna;samone
can sivsa II dc@sssiS psase no fs-
warif Is an ail evil eopscionee ! bies'.
ipsf Lc. those who hare experienced
,hs missrics of one, and shs soDsfSits of
.ht other, answer
Bps 81 u tufn from shsss shoaghss.
TAnpsEow ChrlssaAs!
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COMPOUND ACID,
PHOSPHATE OF LIVE.
FOR COMPOSING WITH COTTON SEED.

EyNHIS ARTICLE Is MANUFACTURED
by the PACIFIC GuAAp GDMFaNY
az Eharlcston.,S IS, c.. npdfr SUsyrin tSaqenee
ef Dr. ST. JULIEN IsA VENEu Ayhn CON
posted with al Gqual weight ot IoAo9 SEED,
its results have been found fully q,,n, to thc
best standard fertilizers. lts economy must
commend il to thenotico Of planters gensr
for snppliea, apply'to j n RoBSiN,
Selling Agent, Charleston, s. g.
JNo, S. REESE & Co., General Agents,
Baltimore. yof1 3fY4.
dec "a I'd
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PACIFIC GUAGO COMPANY'S
'77'"itc CAPITAL gSi,oooooo)
SOLUBLE PACIFIC GUANO.

rRSHs GUANo rs NOW SO WE'LL KNOWN
IN all the Southern States for It's re-
msrksble effects as an agency for increasing
the prpdus.s of, labor, es not to require
special Recommendations from ne. It's t,sc
FOR iye years past has established i;s char
aeter for reliable exeelieny The large
fixed capital invested BY the L,,,npanyin this
trade, affords the siirsst gus"aiitce ofthe
continued exesllenoe of it's Guauo.
y. ". ROBSON,
Iag q Iapiiing Agent. Charleston. S. C,
JNo. s. REESE s CO., General Agents,
Bal,imore. -. ,93fT'E 'Etf{t
D-5e. 81. tf
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~ y a = ~ ~ 0s = NJ ,As,b-ef
WhEasAst gpsSPb Coop er bath apFGlG to
rae or lc'ters o. Aim,nislratiR iRu pEe = tla ,s.s-
tateof James stsyonson .s.ie o. pr@ngeberg
County, deceased.
These arc therefore 10 cite ami admonish
NIL and singular ths9 kindreu ana trcai.prs
of the said deeeaseds to Sbes antE NJ seslr DO
fore me at Court of Proba,e Tor the sa.a
County. 10 be holden AT 'Orsngeburg on tsc
2ith day OF Deccmher, 1870, ut 10 clock A.
NJ. TO sho=ss cause If apy, why tho said Ad-
ministra,ion shonld not be grantet.
Givcn under my hard aud tho Seai OF my
Court, this 9th day Of Dec, A. II. 1870,
and in the ninety-ffth, year Of american
IndSpende1cs.
'3fi "'Hast TitAp. G.. ANDREWS,
dec io-%ot JuirS cf Probate
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-12-24
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a. a Dos ON mrs TRAvELs.-We have
lately been placed inypossession oil. fac,
that shows h5i hos neatly allied to tho rea
son of man is the instinci of the brute
creation IlEnt long since, Mrs.--
reading in one oi;the'interior cnanlicy
of Missouri, left her hpnic on visi. &c
some. relatives Ewing in Henry county
IN this snss hrlatIes !. .,a,her a iavor
iss dog sla agll'iin tbs civ .slis
missed hcr pet, aud sugdiryl iailine to
elicit auehr oobceriiibg hiln,5 sho was
compelled ito contiane her joaEiey with.
OUT hisn.l. Fosrseeo daya laitcrthe lady
leR her ,home, The faupilyaSere surprised
int.,the appeatsncc OF FidJ, yMhom they
Thought worrying a,hc pigs or .'bying
the moon" in far Of Kentucky Not
siess thsnz 600 Gilcs, had l,een travcrsed
by his duGship, andswhenyjr i, remember
led that li4nhsd, tpeb..btqtaht BIT hilher 10y
rail- aud could have had nd, trail to ,leati
,iiA; back ITO nhis old quurtyls-7-that the
broad Ohio, aud the 81 tl sbroadsr AliSsls-
sippi.ii notd ~ :, plca,iun ahnudreds lui
streams of smaller proportions, lay be.
tween him aud Isis pupyhosds houie, the
journey was remark : ble one. and ~
saeh must eyer distinguish this ',dumb
ibrnteS7 90 a remarkah,e dog. ii.oaissillc
(Ry.) .lonraai psdi
ag7dt y7r-fsrrs.pts~ssEss elssH.Asass~a--,,
A Man DRowNED WHILE BENG
BAPTIZED --At Sand Ililh Kentucky,
December 4sh, a,sad accideut occurred.
a few weeks siuce, Dr.. "a. p, ,Pewnall
united with tho Christiun Church, aud
Sunday was appointed as the day of bap-
tism. s Ho requested bis pastor, the Rev.
3. B. Hough, TO perform, the rite. at
the appointed, hour large number of
persons assembled on the bapks OF, Crook
ed Greek, !, the plaoc chosen for the, i'm
msrsion. After4 singing and prayer.
pr. Hough entered the water, leading
the Doctor, and the, decent being very
gradual they were obliged to proceed
some distance from the shore in order to
reach 4 sufficient depth, but suddenly
were seen g 80 down, having stepped
oyer bank conesalcd by tho water;
both soon arose TO ilio surface, and Nj.
Hcrgh resained the bank, but, the Doc,
tor ! .ipg unable 70 swim was swept by
the current npder q doodgate only q
short distance below; every exertiop
yas made to save him, but in vain. The
body was soon after found and breugh'
ashore amid the most heart rendipg
screams from his young wife and friends