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Amenia Seminary, lt ' AMENIA, N. Y. t.
l SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES

A SCHOOL FOR BOTH SEXES Family care of Health and Progress of the pu- pils.
 Thoroughly refitted and equipped for every de partment of Seminary instruction. Higher English and preparation for College taught by the principal.
 Mathematics by a Yale Graduate of thorougE- ness and experience.
 Natural Science with abundant apparatus in charge Of professional Chemist and Psychologist Prof. Jackson. late of Cooperstown Seminary. gives his entire time to Vocal and Instrumental Music. Pianos new
 Drawing and Painting by an experienced teach CT.
 German by native teacher from the German Normal School of Hesse Cassel. German Penman- ship daily.
 Full time and thorough instruction in Book Keeping.
 No extra charge for the Languages
 TERM BEGINS JANUARY THIRD.
 s. T. FROST, A. M T-2w. PRINCIPAL AND PROPRIETOR.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-22

A Fs8E sfEtx xft3l@sf tLf C4a34 A Court of Probate holden at Torrington, within and for the District of Torrington on the 3Oth day of November, 1870.
 Present, Joseph F. Calhoun, Esq, Judge.
 On motion of Burr Lyon, administrator on the estate of Albert Lyon, late of Torrngto in said District, deceased This Court doth allow six months for the creditors of said estate to exhibit their claims against said estate to the Administra- tor forsallowance, and directs him to give notice thereof by publishing this order in a newspaper printed in the County of Ltchfeld and by posting copy thereof on the public signpost in said town nearest where the deceased last dwelt.
 Certified from Record,
 JOSEPH F. CALHOUN, Judge.
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-22

D DIsTRIRT of Plymouth, ss. Probate Court. Dec 1st, 1870.
 Upon the application of Mary J. Bailey, showing to this Court that she is guardian to Julia A. Bai ley, minor belonging to said District, and that said noris the owner of the following real estate, namely certain farm, or tract of land; with a dwelling house, two barns and shop thereon standing, situated in said Plymouth, about 8 mile south of the village of Terryville containing about ninety acres, bounded northerly on land of Jack Purcell, Juson c. Fenn and = Hayes; East by F. H. & F. R. R. and Lyman Tolles; South by B. F. Hull and Charles Tyler; and west by Charles Tyler, Richard Powers and others. Said farm be- ing encountered by 6 mortgage to the State of Connecticut for five hundred dollars, and also by the dover interest of the said Mary J. Bailey, the interest of said ward being valued at about fifteen hundred dollars showing just and reasonable cause for selling said real estate, and praying for an or der that she or some other meet person be em- powered to sell the same, as per petition on file more fully appears. -7 -.l,-
 Ordered-That the foregoing application be heard and determined at the Probate office in Ply mouth, on the 4th day of February, A. D. 1871, at g o'clock, forenoon. And that notice thereof be published in some public newspaper nearest where such real estate lies, in the same County, three weeks successivey, at least six weeks before said time assigned. -...-.-l-.-.e.-
 S5-S /t < AUGUSTUS H. PENN, Judge.
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'11ISTRICT of Litchfeld, ss, Probate Court, December 10th. 1S70.-Estate of Hiram Griswold. late of Goshen in said District. deceased.
 ORDERED-That the Administrator exhibit his Administration account fer adjustment, at the Probate Office in Litchfeld, on the 30th day oi December, 1870, at ten o'clock, forenoon; and that all persons interested in said Estate may be noti fed thereof said Administrations will cause this Or. ger to be published in a newspaper printed ir Litchfeld County, and post copy thereof on the sign-post in Goshen nearest to where the deceased
 Certified from Record,
 37-1w* 5 GE0.sM. WOODRUFF, Judge.
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GExD R0R IT. SEND FOR TIT, - S@4 fSr D8- LARMOSTS great book, = -T@@ We8AeaH A&vf-er and Physiefan
 G@w Mll.-
 @8 KzgA TAe 8mxh09 has made Nervous Debility and s& 19Hemaz gf Fhe z*OCrinaKy Organs speciaty in A@ NEmE1Ce fw 3 yeAf& Thfs book tens how to treaf & a4EA sMHe9s gives peFscESp8f0na for their cure ana @ww AsTAv eazHznsmaea 4han any book pubIishea ir emesmxy mpum t@sze s1hjeefA Sent post paid for g. E O bgE S4A x<w York OtRcea. No. Great Jones SE@sse e=wm<r uR Dr@axsy. Treatment by mail
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-22
10 Msre Skinny Arms and Limbs.

-RWEsgxE- ts a sars agent for enlarging and de- s.azz@9 9ag @e@nzr ef the bcdy. Price SI. Address D& EA< E0LM, Bost0a, MAsA . .z
Litchfield enquirer., 1870-12-22

"A Court of Probate holden at Torrington within and for the District of Torrington, on the 9th day of December, A. D. 1870
 Present, JOSEPH F. CALHOUN Esq, Judge Whereas, Burr Lyon, Guardian of John Francis Perkins, minor residing in said Torrington, un- der the age of fourteen years to wt of the age ot four years, has by written agreement given in a. doption said John Francis Prentice to James All. dis, of said Torrington. And the said James All dis, by written agreement, has agreed to adopt said minor child, as by said written agreements with the advice and consent of the Selectmen of said town of Torrington, thereon endorsed, ap- pears, praying said Court to accept and approve the same.
 Ordered That the same be heard by this Court at the Probate office in said Torrington, on the 26th day of December, 1870, at 10 o'clock in the fore noon, and that notice thereof be given to all per- sons interested to appear and show cause Gf any they have) why said agreement should not be ac- cepted and approved by said Court, by publishing this order two weeks successively in . newspaper printed in Litchfeld county and by posting copy of the same on the public sgnpost in said Torring ton nearest the place where said child resides, at least six days before the time appointed for the hearing of the same.
 Certified from Record,
 36-2t JOSEPH F. CALHOUN, Judge.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

n1' 10 NJ AoBpD@i By sending 5 CENTS with age height color of eyes and hair, you will receive by return mail correct picture of your future husband or wife, with name and date of marriage. Address W. FOX, P. o. Drawer No. A, Fultonvile NY. 36-4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1870-01-15

= - - u .fl 8 .
We woald call the attention of our
readers % theiitet. that Siess,a GpRSEL.
soS, KRAaga & ce., Agents Of the
Zeikf Ainmtmiatcd Bone Super pllos.
l'hate, have rcccised a large supply oil
this valuable fertilizer, which we can
safely recommend to our planters, hay.
ing the fall endorsement of the great
Georgia Cotton planter aud experiment
ter DIR. i. NJ. Pendloton of Sparta, Geo.
See what he says in the December Ne.
of the Soufhern .Cnltirator, page 3S1.
Out Of l5 commercial fertilizers, all of
them pat down at the rate of SO per
acre, i was the, second best, paying "a
per cent, whereas Peruvian Guano paid
only 56pcr cent and Rhodes only 80 per
cent. We have also number of certifi-
Gates floni Planters of our own State and
County Who have used it. before, aud
the Agents are prepared to furnish cer:
tificatcs irom all parts of the Southern
States upon application to them.
Give it a trial and be convinced,
jams m2.
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/ nOn 1sEsVAasD.---- IlwilIsl

|IeOSDSpa give ,0nc Thousand iDeiia
Rcwgrdtor any case of the following diseases.
which tlie medical faculty have pronulfnc,il
incurnble. that DR.. Iiclan IS Golden Remedies
will not radically cure. Dr. 1ticl,ants g ofden
Balsasn. No. |, will cure Syphilis in iits
primary and secondary stages. such as oil
ulcers, liberated sore throat, sore eyes. skin
eruptions, aorcness of the scalp, e,lrtlfcas;ori
diseases and mercury thoroughly. ilf.S
Richah'sI Golden BaIsan. No. 2, viii. cure Il .
rhir,f sta gcs or Tertiary 81 SyphilTis SypHilIHte
and Nercnrials RllcIniatisnl. and i d,fy tin, =
who suffer from ispch diseases ito obtaiIssa 4
radical cure, witluiit the aid OF this iie sicins
which docs not prevent the patient from eaJ-
ing and drinking yliatthey like have iitn-
'lrctls of certificates showing tho niisacuioiss
cures effectet By these remedies. iricesok
either No. or No. 2 S. per bostfe. or t9s
hotties 50. DR.. Richan's Golden Antiilete4lK
SAFE spegiy. Pleasant. aud rntiic'ti fi,fs
GonorrhGa, elect, Irritation, Gravel, and, ell
urinary arrangements, aceompanicd Mia
fnH tlireciions,s warranted Sv cure u n Si!s
80 per bottle. Dr. Richhn's GaIieri Elixir
,le Amours-A radical cure for General De-
biliiy IN old or yonng, imparting encrgyte
those who have led life of scnsuality II
is inyaluabls TO those who are anxious fer
an increase. of family. rowerfol, ,slnirinlcss:. ~:
and speedy iii Restoring bealth. Price : 4,
per bottle ertwo bottles, 80 On reeeip;
price, by menessed order, registered IeitL :
inr express, these remedies win be isiIiipls.s .
any place. Prompt attention pai.l,to IL
name Of Dr. Riciialfs Remedies. ~, "a
Richards, sole proprietor, blnwI, in glass, (
bottles. Address DIR. d.. b. Eltsti 4f ~ ~
rs yslrIcz ST., VlJY = 7iss=s n
from ~. TO asis. ". Gircnlais sci,Is
Aug. q n
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Colleton Lands for Sale.

viii bssoH onlthe I'd February, (wednes-
day,) o,ithe premises, TO tho highest bidder,
twelve hundred (l200) acres more or less, of
valuable lard, the property of Reuben Ste
phens, ,on Saltkehatchie River, near }uckheatl
Cnuseway, in two tracts will, Dwellings and
and necessary 0uthnildings on each
Terms-One-lalf cash, balance on credit
of one year, with mortgage of premises
Also ON same day ah,l place, the personal
property, consistingof Horses, Hogs, Wagon,
Carringe, Household and Kitclfen Farnitarc.
&C., &c. s}>l, enf ssH,i7'a f,.fg .o,a-
All persons having demands against said
Reuben Stephens will present them properly,
nttested, and all fihdebtcdtwili make payment
OH day of hale. l.'3'l sshois1sq l'as pglly.o
L, c. STEPHENS "a, t.i
Jan s--2t' =, - " lBlachyillt. S. G.
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ECO. w. CARPENTEIs'sG,s,i,
COMPOUND FLUID ExFaAcT OF sAR-
SAPARILLA -

GEO. ". CARPENTERS s.
coMpoUSD FLUID g2TRAcT OF BUCHu
Thoss Celebrated Preparations, originally
introduced by Geo. ". Carpenter, unfcr tll.
patronage Of the medical faculty !; have been
SO long extensively used by phi ysiciaus and
offers, thai they are generally known for
their intrinsic value, and can bcsrclicd en- az
being most valuable remedies in all cases
where Sarsaparilla or I}uehu are applicable,
and cannot be- top highly recommended
They arc prepared in a highly concentrated
form. so as To render the dose small and
convenient. Orders by mail or otherwise
will receive prompt attention. e,i i-i
GEO. w. CARPENTER, HEN;S2EY & Co,
Wholesale Chemicai Warehouse,
No, 137 Market street, Philadclphia.
For sale by DUKES & SHULER, andrE. j.
oLIyERos,' Orangeburg, S. C., und 'D0wIe
= = NOISE, Yholesalet Agents, Cherlcstop, $.
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Ora opIxios os sAEIrba,r,s I,ainas

I'VE weso astonished 10 hear that We
had givoa 6aeace Is many persons BY
publicly noticing tho drunkenness Of
sale-iay. We spoke Of il rs i. was, moth
ing extcnuated, nor set down ausht In
malice a prepes, 70 onr notice of our
saic-days We quote for tho, benefit of
chose maLsadte(is the opluion cf one
or two Exchanges 81 sais.day III other
places.
The Darlington Soulssa9rr ssys:s, ...A
very large number of persons -whito
aud eolossl assiablsd ;at athcs illass
! on Moaday last, iu aeeoraance to old
custom and i would seen, BY the nnm-,
ber vino were 1sank:, that they would
have saved aonsS and tiaso If sslies had
remained ut honle.r
The oconcc coeseela.gsf AS the.
day waaed seisc ,igrsd md confusion, sup
- /. y
erindueed by ilnbibing too freely OF u
{ liquid known hereabouis, as taaglelfoot,
becan,c. only too!ap ppaseut9 Man, il seems,
!, Is not only willing to suffer the ills lie
has, but win fly ! 70 those he Knows not
Of"
The Barnsell .laa,alakeeys: Towards
the close Of the day many who had Inn
bibed too freely of atauglc.leg.'' and big
Snsin, were very boisterous ana showed
fight Many ufthcm were taken in ont
ofthc coid. Ysl-7~ rs., !, -.
81 ;.5 7. .Eaalsl sec,a them that ut other
piaces lIfnf 0rapgcbarg. drunkenness
il getting To be the characteristic of
these nccasionss and that the Press in
other places notices aui rebnkcs the
growing evil. .@I
u their il any disgrace, that attaches
saihat eiEair. i Is that sucl, brutal drunk
rarless was eFhibitei il, o,lr streets, aud
ssorys aud NOT that tho onANsERuna,
NEws noticcd. and lrcbuked Il,
4r the aspess cscr, aad every honest
ua.r. ii,l his sober moments, hnld up to
rebake and ecasurc such scenes us were
witness hi 1rangeb'lrag on last alc-day.
Our oSn Council should provide for
thsse OCCASIONS.
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es's yf i ~ - ,.s.i :,s
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S,... . !. s. 8 S 3. !. 20, !,
III. I,n ~, Pc 'I' > 8. - s. s.
s,o t;.s ~ ~, 8. !, $ 3 - Z, s. !, J; -,
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-, ,ery .,x, ;;,,5;a, ,n,o,,.. e-s g.
in e,eb casc or =; ,,,,,,I. e. Co...
Jail,
Frederick Wilson Pet:t Larceny sao
stt5 ~ IA "a s,.... az. :,
iJail
Isaac Jacobs i,,e,;tr II, ,recns ,sao 6no
and costs or . two -monttbs !, !, t,,,nty /. Il
Peter Fair. Petit Larceny. sao fine
and costs 81 two % months il count, sJ,;l.
se.sr Fair Assaultsana Battery 500
fipc, anu costs or one month in ouunry
Jail.
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Just Rec sca aeiiYed at

'DI2. ~. OIL " ILI8I rs
ENREsH GARDEN SEEDS Such As;
A Onion Sets Cabbage, Turnips, ISa,isii / !,
Beet, Beans, Carrot, Celery, Col.ards, rorr,
Cucumber, Egg Plant, Kohl Rabi, Lcei, isr,-
tnce, Mustard; okra, Parsley, Parsnips. Pejs-
PcrSSaisifys Quash. Spinach, Tomato. &c.
DIR. 0Llyi RIOS respectfully calls the u :
tention ofithe pailic 10 his. VARIED aiEl
wllicc he, warrants pure end reliable
His loug experience In the dispcns fg and
compouudipg 6f lMedieincs warpspts him in
saying that oil those of his own iuanufacfhre
arc guaTranteed pure in every ariicnlar.
.f.eE. j.. oLIyERpS. ~. D,,sa
Jan 8 Druggist and Pharma .eut.s,.
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Office Of County

81 pAANQ QEBUHG s. GO 3 (
Sqsls tSyAnr ! q z 5tit, 3. y y 20
Notice is hereby given tolalf parties wbg
Iayc SOLD, or otherwise UlsposED ED cf atty
REAL PRopEERT Y ~ between Sept. lst, 1862
and ssEt. lst, 1859, aud who arc NOT Liable
for the Tax on fie same. are re1ncatvd9o rcs
port TO this 0f:ec. on or before the 18th slazs
of JAM, 1s70s ail saass, transfers, etc.. gis-
ing the nI,n,l,er Of Aetos aud lsuil1ipgs. II
any, Nbere located, and IN " hose neae prev
io,sly returned, All ,persons failing. to re-
port these sales or transfers Of .sReai Pfo-l
perfy,n by The line above specified will bc
charged with flie Takes on Che same for the
Fiscal Year. I8e3, ias no cosreetinny win tea
made, patdc after t.s duplicate is made cut
+ &, 5s .:Is. sjits JAS. VAST
jan SIT zff Count auditor,
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PLANTATION BIT EERS

This wonderful yege-a,
table restorative lis the,
sheet-ancll0r Of the feeble
and debiIitated. AS 81
tonic and cordial for the
aged ard langIlid If has
no equal among stOlllachaa
les. As a remedy fer
tho nervous weakness to-
which women arc espec@
iiaHya subject, 1T is
snpeiSeding esery ether
q timuIant, Iii MI
climates, tropical, tens
perate or. frigid, it acts
as a specific iD every
species40f disorder which
undeFii!ines the bodily
strengthand breaks el0Wss
the animal spirits.
q Wherever it, is intro I
d need Z it becomes a
standard article---a nlc~
dicinaI staple. istO-tlay
the best and purest tonic,
/ and the most POPULAR
medicine In the civilized
7Yorld---be sure and got
the genuine. Sold by MI
Druggists, GrOcers and
Country Stores.
aug 81 e" Iy
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ORANGEBU iiG COUNTY.
< PROBATE COURT. rs X
Jos Al FAnning, ct. ns., ct. al. {

Jos A. FAnning, ct nk.. ct. al.
Vs.Assy ~ = S6s NeAP ~
sRebeeca N. Morgan ell al a
Z Uadert the erder in thistiisi Il vii sell
for cash, on the 18th January next. ISafur-
day. at the Plahtatioa of the Estate of Mar
tia Friday, the personal property of said
Estate, consisting of 80
Horse, Mare, Mule, 8 Oxen, Is head
Cattle aud Hogs, Bedsieads, Il Mattress, g
Feather Beds, holsters. 6 Pillows, ] Trun-
die Bed, ] Cradle, s Tables, Toilet Stands,
Washstanas, Clock 2, Chests, pai,
Toages, pal. Fire Dogs, and lot of Old
Iron. - .'''' 's3i'I'H. RIGGS, s. O. C. q
jan tasfoHr IA I'D
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NOTICE
To Administrators, Executors.
Guardians, COpitnittccs
II and Trustees.

fhHt's .itPR0BATE OFFICE, N
4,.,,...F DgcEMuER %, 1869.
You ARE HEREBY NoTtFILD THAT
your Return must be made to this Office du-
ring the Msnths of j JANUARY and FEBIUl
AIRY. Administrators and Executors will
please make their Returns in JanharyAitlfe
others in Februaty, 1870.
THAD. C!'ANDRRWS,
Judge of Probate.
=. S.-Adn,inistfators. &c., must make up
their own Returns, Or get their Attorneys
to ,io ii for them. The judge OF Probate has
not the time TO spare for such purposes.
Jan tf
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lhIt. Zion Institute.

s, F8Y GWtNKSB SB9i}1s S. @. =
"a dd,ssfeda adA No,swllI ItSstqsg ,ar Bays
DUPILs SENT TOTHlS INSTITUTION
IL will be thoroughly, trained in all the
branches of liberal cducniion-,iniess par
tics, prefer their, sons 10 fake
a BUSINESS COURSE, slSeiN (
which will embrace careful drilling in Com
merciai Arithmetic and other English studies,
and is designed to fit boys for mercantile life,
or actual business of any kind. M
uniform, uniting economy with ncatness
of costume, s,siil he adopted, tho next year,
md the disciplinc male still more effective
by combining some Of thesfeatares Of the
Military Academy with those of the Normal
Seho,l., ,t.,..
Terms per Session Of Ave months: ~ Z :,
hsoardS inelu,ling tuition in ,nll the branches
The Scholastic year opens LIST Monday in
February. For particulars send fofcircuiars.
Atddress,J .r q. a. WOODWARD.
Jan S-3t, Principal.
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Notice ofDimissal.

NOTICE is. HEREBY GIVEN THAT l
IN will, OH the Goth dag of January. 1870
>ile my final account, with the Honorable
Judge OF Probate for 0rangeburg County. as
administrator of the Estate OF j. j. Rush.
deceased. and ask for letters of Dismissal.
dec 2o-td A. j.. .HYDRICK.
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J. = " -
! We Lase reeieYed the ceanty Aadi-
esss sbs'sgast pf personal property of
This County Is returned for the, year,
1869 i've give the total of the differ
ent townships. +.
Number ot Horses 220s, yaDuo s2s2,
3ss.
Cattle I 8 100, yalae s2s2,4a2.
= Mules and Asses 1902, value $685.
A02.
shssp md Goats, zls7, value sl4,3
T6s.
He's d. saluc s17a,784.
Walahcs aud Plate / ass, value ss4,,
s7s. E.
Padosarses, meleasoass; etes loo, value
Sl3, 3e s.,,s a. s.t.s
= Pleasure, carriages $50 value Ss5s, ,223.
Dogs, 135, value, s2I Cos:
Average value Of property appertain-
ing TO merchandise $1O5,SO2.
Properly appertaiuing to merchandise
SiU1sotz.
Property appertaining to manufactur-
!. ing 81 ,Ass, s..i. ,2,esi i
Value Of manufactured articles, en-
gines and tools, on hand, $40, ,261.
Value Of moneys, bark bills, etc, $751;
GIL. sts,1
Value Of all credits $3.50, ,277.
Value Of stocks of companies out of
this State s35,7l7.
Bonds not exempt from taxation, s14,
692. "a S. =
Auuual yalqc of all leases, except per-
.aianent leases. S7.721.
Value of all other property s517,6 ,637.
- Total -yalde lof all taxable personal
property, sS,oJ5, ,9T4.
THIS s an increase over 1868 of about
s35D.00O.
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nj office. TO Debtors and Cretui.
IN tOrS.-All persons having claims
against the Estate Of James Wiles, deceased,
late of Orangcburg County, will present
them. duly vouched, on or before the st day
OF April next, or payment will be debarrcd.
And all persons indebted to said Estate will
make payment forthwith.
DAVID D. GARRICE.
dec 25-St Qualified Administrator.
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=. Inn Exereiaes.of Miss 4. &.
IT'S silll Sc resume; soss :
saH:ts:y atbs SO. fas fefhs app,y tbsS, sse
Residsnge, Corner Russell Street sud Il. r. z
Avenue. ~
fem Young ladies sah fr
n;itb Board. z "a ii Isssp ~
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We invite attention to the card !,

We invite attention to the card {ot
Mf. Jourdags which appears in this
weeks issprc Mr. Jonrdan islan old
and cxpcrienes : gardener and is we'll
known in our county There is nothing
vllicll adds More 70 the value and
appaaSaGcal efpa dwelling than a nicely
arranged tIpwsF garden weBespeak
for Mr. Johraana d liberal patronage. &
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Mr. FOwlcs EsrS the Dickson Cotton:
for sale. So
, 1870-08-28
NEW YORK
SpsciA DESPATCH 10 The Chicago Tribune.

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t~lnc fFom l1@f 70 11Ss- the lsaa'He -
raus,sl fru,u per cent for currrncy IL nst The
sh,ruvu,: sy tue ,nree seeamesa sailing to-day
,-a.... -. ~. .......ta h,, ~. ,hi Tbe Julncks
:" -. ~, .*e..e , ..s,m. m. widest
~ Inc sieck mAf&et Wa eA ...,ss f,..x
1ur.os1tun tastr e VI PR zen" Az" t1e ~
s.,tt.,n AIu Ill &uti 81 l11iS inieFs2!@
s.,,,, ~. -.-e~f< zre mostly cut Of town.
" "e 49, -, .~.r- xt+arsr Win limited sa:es
t'o'tEMae1t lH'oas --,, :. ..o-r.v.r
sElEEtAns pos@ 49, -,
Thee u genera oc'e' tust >11 sel'sNsAJ VI
,hn Tr,xkttr wilt inctcssc hts rurch1scs OF bonds
-, ,nrrth nj, a, vet there has been 40 specnla-
81 N.. ~, ),
HOE "aSe" ~ -
6RAAtsalkfa
In b.vAdstu0s to-lay there WAS much acttTits-
!ehrsns. nf ~ -as"., -. 49,
tlr Third ms ReeE- II seem3 plooaole saa& Inc
German armies will soon be drawing largely on
II. fr fo6xl Trough lhta channel
, 1870-08-28
TENNESSEE.
1aor..at.. 1lustlvz Iii RarnhscJ CosatsY-
tnx,.t s;.Isal13 g5trnrd-EnncE1kl Of
ftlrtAl1f.

n
N..u,,i.ii a., 4'.-1ar''ara La. willow
,r-,,.:,.1 II. Ei:-y t..lh'y. Tennessee, wAs uus-
.,.,.,t, TE.. II. a.ehs IL oftl. II Assassin cut
,r :; rra. truth car ear. THu cs.!.i!cn Ii bid
- 1T; l"1 were uAiar-H+d. .-.. -.
Ai.,,. son l.. t:t,, Ess.wa1t, on Cstinn street,
t.,t;. :..rl.s:! this .nsEnins, SET nEr TO
:nvi...:,..l ,s..- ,f:-adInliy tarnct Ill. life i
:. al =. - .-......
,frr;t.-. r,:-sI.. ly- -s.-The iunFtal 6i f. u.
IL, .,..-.: =. . .:,.: :,s-tt:.I.. KRIS placc nj
t.sr :. :rs.al al1rh. this 1ftc:::upn- whlca
u..,uH,tt,. - -. I,Ms.t* 4 apacts- Hrr. Jautcs
,.;.;,,. - .,is.: t;.,. ,l.c >tatsa4=.lt which hat
t,.,. !; I. tira:a vi iiNa1.l;n, aAI talis.nrt-l all
trr-., .1.trrr. sturt 10 p;It 'll:su -.c crime
II .'l.,,..e. Er:;i:et@ u sae har attended III
t4n,it. .-..
Ti,r 4 slu.4.h.'. Eerniar leh.1et .leuounces the
,",.v std the rlt,;:c u;linlon which hal slain
uuutu
, 1870-08-28
PACIFIC COAST

1acnors to Secretary Scwnrzi-{solit-
lcal.
sAS Francisco Aug. 2s.-N7. Scwar.i Is we..!!,
enjoying lhe h0apitatiex af t-s4ltux citizens. He
ulnts with Admiral faspuhat. OF the English
fronelal Zealnus, on Moa.,ny.
The Republican Convention endorsed the TAX
PAYERS ticket for city and county otacerz.
The AntiCntncsc Convention has appointe.!
committee OF escort for Seward Through the Cht-
Nese quarters