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The Shasta courier., 1871-08-12

A MAN in Illinois went to collect Q
deb Of sevenry-6ve cents. and being IN.
successful. pnt On pair of brass knuckles,
with which he struck the debtor a blow
that broke his neck. and now the money
will have TO be collected BY tedious pro-
cess OF law from his estate. be lesson to
impatient creditors 10 most wholesome.
END.
The Shasta courier., 1871-08-12

A LITTLE GIRL Who was watching a
balloon ascension. suddenly exclaimed :
"Mamma, ! shouldn't think God would
like to have that man 60 up to heaven
alive"
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SHASTA COURIER.
rurI1,Hxp Every SATURDAY xoRxNe.sr
w. l.. CARTER.
Publication Ufice,-Armory Hall
Building, First Floor.
Terms Of Subscription

Terms of Advertising:
For One Square, of 10 lines or less, one insertion
Fonr Dollars: for each subsequent insertion, Two
Dollars.
Advertisers.
Advertisement not MAJ Sed with the num-
Der of insertions thereon, viii be continued untii
ordered out. and charged aceOrdins'y.
All summonses, sherif's sales, and Court ad-
vertisements charged strictly according to the
rates fixed by law. All legal advsrtising must be
paid for in advance. -
ALSO,
Having furnished our office with an elegant as
sortment of FANCY JOB TYPES, pe are pre-
pared to execute, neatly and expeditiously. all
manner of Job Printing, such as
Bills of Fare, Bill Heads,
Circulars Handbills,
Pamphlets, Programmed
Ball Tickets, Cards,
Posters, BOOKS,
Law Blanks, Catalogues
Drafts Checks, d1-
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TIE Monitor has stopped alluding 70
the Germans ~ aHessians. The elecsiop
is oouins oh, and Berry b . candidate for
Stste Pfmttg.u
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Shasta Council, No. 6. F & 4. NJ.

A j. Isascs. T. I. M. A. Dobrowsky, D.
EA NJ: D. P. Bystel. G C w.; John V. Scott,
Treas. L. Wellendorff. Recorder. J. N. Chap
, pell. C of g.; Chas. Anderson. Conductor;
G. C. Schroeder. Steward: Grant Taggart, Mar
shall; J Scarnmon. Sent
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Western Star Lodge. No. 2, f. & 4. NJ.
a L. Wellendorff. W, NJ; John " Scott
~~~S S. W.; C. C. Bush. j. W BENZ Shurt
M left. Treas; A. Dobrowsky. Sec.; G. C.
" Schroter. S. D.; J. Ashfeld, J. D.: Chas.
Anderson, s.: W. P. Hartman, s.; j. lsaacs, NJ.
j. F. Scammon, t.
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shasta Encampment. No. II, I q. o. r.
Henry Hahich, C. p. Chas Mcdonald. II
CUP.;w.P. Hartman. S. w.; G. R. Knox.
Scribe L Garrecht. Treas. J. E. Pelham
). " Nisht-of meeting I'd and 4th Wednesday
Of sseh mouth % -azs gfisF -ss2
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Northern Light Lodge. No. 100. r. & A.
NJ. MilIviiIe.

~ II. F. Ross, W. NJ. j. P. Webb. S. W. :
10 Henry Johnson. ]. W. DR. Guptill Sec: :
M D c. Stevenson. S. D.: johnson Fonde
]. D.. Robf. Boyce, Marshal A. Will
liams and George Williamson, Stewards; R. F.
Martin, Tyler.
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Shasta Lodge No. 81. I. o. q. r.

.,sx.<zs... 4, Joseph Mullen. N. G.: VIM Jackson.
Y. g.: G. R. Knox. Secy: Chas Ne
- Donald, 7. Night of meeting, Mond.
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Shasta Chapter, No. 9, r. A. NJ.

A A. Dobrowskv, II. p; BENZ. Shurtcf.
INK; John v. Scott. S.; D. P BystIe. C.
AA H.; J. Isaacs. P. s.: j. N. Chappell. R.
~ "A. c.; L. Welrendorf. NJ. Sd "; G. C.
Schroter NJ. I'd "; Chas. Anderson. LIST v; D.
We'll, Treas; G. 1. Taggart Secy.; u. F. Scammon
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NorrcE.-No attention will be paid to any ad-
vertisement unless accompanied by the cash, or
sent through a responsible Advertising Agency.
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EMPIRE HOTEL!
H" MAIN STREET, SHASTA, H;l
JOHN ". SCOTT, Proprietor.

"HE PROPRIETOR OF THIS FAVORITE
Il Hotel takes pleasure in announcing to his
friends and the public generally that he has re-
fitted and re-iurnished the establishment through
out, and is prepared to entertain guests in a
style equal TO any ether house in Northern Cal
iforna The PARLOR and ROOMS are large
and commodious. and the BEDS and sleeping ac-
comodstions unsurpassed.
THE TABL E
will always be supplied with everything the mar
kets of this locality afford and every possible at
tenton will be paid to the wants of guests, and
pains spared to render them comfortable.
At the BAR none but the best brands of Wine,
Liquor and Cigars will be dispensed to customers.
The Oregon & Cal. Stages arrive at and leave
this Hotel daily.
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FLEMING'S SAW MILL,
Brandy Greek.
JOHN FLEMING, Proprietor.

vHyHIS MILL Is IN SUCCESSFUL OPERA
ton on Brandy Creek, about two miles from
Whiskvtown. and G. C. SCHROEDER will keep
~ hand and for sale supply Of Lumber. at
Shasta and all orders left with him will receive
prompt attention. L. BEHRENS will ais" re-
ceive orders and attend to the sale Of Lumber at
whiskytsxn. Prices reasonable,
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A&e nta.

L. p. FISHER. 20 & 81 New Mer-
chants Exchange. is our only authorised Agent in
San Francisco.
HUDSON 4 MENET, No. Al Park Row. n. Y.
are authorized to solicit and collect for advertis-
ing in New York and other eastern cities.
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CORRAL g. STABLE.

Attached to this establish nent is a good COR
RAL and STABLE where Teamsters and others
can always find an abundant supply of HAY and
BARLEY at reasonable prices.
JOHN V. SCOTT
Shasta June 10Th, 1869. jeI9
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FINANCIAL AND COmmMttCInL.

NEW Y YonK, August 12-Noon. Flour
steady. Wheat and corn shade firmer.
Pork firm, ut 13. 50@1362. Cotton do.
pressed d-uplands 10; Orleans 1893; sales
735. Freights steady. Stocks steady,
but not very active. Gold firm, at 12L.
Governments strong but dull State
bonds dull-new South Carolinas very
aotiye. Money easy, IS. Exchange
long 9ta; short 10.
P. M.-The bank statement shows
loans have increased over $1,000, 900;
specie decreased sl.0OO.0OO; deposits
decreased over 81 900. 600; legal tenders
decreased 81 100000. Specie shipments
to-day 1851, 900. Cotton quiet and
weak; sales $50 bales -uplands 10. Flour
unchanged. Wheat firmer for winter
winter red Western 1.39@I.42; amber
Western 1.45@1.46. Corn firmer, at
81. Pork 13B@l3>a. Lard quiet
Kettle 91a(995a. Freights are lower
Money Money abundant, at 293. Sterling
s19s1. . g - Gold 122S@l2}G. Govern
m ments very strong and steady-62s 14A.
Tennessees very firm. New South ca
75M. Virginias G.; new 72. Louisi.
anas 65; new GO; ievees 6S,S; s. SO.
Alnbamas 100; 5s 87. Georgins 50; Is
81. North Carolinas As; new 27. South
Carolinas 20; new 58.
BALTIMORE, August 12-Flour quiet
Wheat dull. Corn quiet. Pork steady,
at Ia. 25@15.00. Shoulders G3l@7.
Lard dull. at 10H@I1. Whiskey 81.
Cotton dull and heavy.
CINCINNATI, August 12-Flour and
grain unchanged. Pork 1850. Lard
quiet. at 81. Shoulders GA; olear sides
IN. Whiskey l 0S.
CHARLESTON, August 12.-Cotton dull
low middling 17la; receipts o. bales;
stock 3,347.
AUGUSTA, August 12-Cotton dull and
nominal-middling 162l@17.
MOBILE, August 12.-Cotton dull
middlings 17I(9l71a; receipts lGO bales;
stock 5,1O9.
SAVANNAH. August 12.-Cotton dull.
New ORLEANS. August 12-Flour
quiet-super 4.75; double 30; treble
6. 6.62(07.00. Corn firm. at 6S07O. Pork
in speculative demand; sales at IL OOM
1925. Bacon dull, at 7(0816. Whiskey
quiet, at 91@lOO. Coffee quiet, ut IA 1
91634. Cotton dull and lower
middlings 161S(017; receipts 398; sales
1,100; stock $1,000.
GALVESTON. August 12-Colton dull
and and iower-good God ordinary 1854; receipts
WLoNDoN, August - -Noon.-Consols
93K. Bonds 937s.
FRANKFoRT, August r. Bonds 97aS.
LIVERPOOL, August 12-Evening.-
Cotton opened flat and closed easier
uplands 82l; Orleans 9; sales 6, 900 bales !;
export and speculation 1000.
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An interviewer says Frank Blair pre-
-fers Gratz Brown for President.
!. Another Westheld victim has hoated
ashore.
New ORLEANs, August 12.-About Q
O'Clock this morning, Dominick Byrnes
inflicted three dangerous staba upon Ned
augas, cab driver, who went to the
nospltai. bleeding profusely. Subse-
auensly tI,s byrnea ~. stabbed Pat. Brady twice
through the heart, killing him instantly.
after chase OF several blocks, Byrnes
was captured by the police. N
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LIE NEW COLUMBIA AND AUGUSTA Rail-
ROAD. AT conference of the citizens
OF Lexington, held on Monday, it was
determined TO appoint committee OF
twenty to confer with railroad officials
OF the proposed new railroad from Co
lumbia to Augusta, to COLLECT informa-
ton and lay before the people, to cor.
respond with citizens of Edgefleld, sc.
According to recent decisions on the
subject OF military recruiting in France,
military service is obligatory for ali
Frenohmen from twenty to forty years
OF nge, the length OF service to be four
years. Three classes Of reserves are es.
taollshcd, the first OF five, the second Of
three, and the third OF eight years ser.
vice.
The explosion Of tho WestfieId is tell
ing severely upon the water-excursion
business in the neighborhood OF New
York city. The keeper OF one we'll
Known beach hotel states that he has
Deen out of pocket some $500 day ever
since the calamity.
When the news Of the Conservative
triumph in Charleston, s. c.. reached
Orangebnrg, au old German resident
treated the whole town to lager beer, in
honor OF the election to the Mayoraltv
OF his friend, Hon. J. A. Wngener.
The pnstor Of the Baptist Church in
Cambridge baptized two young ladies
the other tl"y. and tleu married one of
them right there in tho church before
she bad time to get dry.
The Texas Pacific Railway is to he
l,5l5 miles III length For $50 miles
the road will be nu mir line, aud in n
stretch of Sl3 miles there will be but six
bridges.
San Francisco is contemplating de-
ceased whale, ninety feet long, washed
ashore by the sad sea waves
RMr. X. Treegan. an old citizen Of
Plckens, died on the 9th.
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a BLAST AGAINST ROUND DANCING AND
GAMES OF CHANCE. following pre-.
amble and resolution, adopted at n
meeting OF the ministers, deacons and
members OF the Stevens Creek Church.
held on the Sd instant, are published in
the Gdgef1eld Adrertiser:
Whereas, we deem the ineffioienov n,
our churches due mainly to the lack of
proper discipline; and whereas, certain
practices are allowed which at the same
time are not approved; therefore.
Resoioed, That we unite in uro;no
upon the churches to exercise q more
rigid watch over their members: aud
that. in addition to other plain violations
OF Gods Word, we consider tho follow.
ing as offences meritirg their attention
and discipline, viz:
lst. Indifference, especially as mani
tested in not attending the meetings of
the church, and engaging in its work
in failing to labor with, warn. and M
persistenU report members OF tho church
that are known to be in disorder, and in
refusing to furnish pecuniary aid in sns-
timing the church aud ministry.
"a. Engaging ia dancing ns practiced
at the present day, or giving sanction
ana encouragement to it, by allowing it
in their houses.
I'd. Taking part in chance enterprises,
such as ordinary gambling, lotteries,
gilt enterprises, &c.
4th. All kinds of evil-speakinc and
slanderous talking.
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TDEsMCa-ER.APHEC
~: Foreign AGalrsl
NOON DISPATCHES.

FRHNoH ELECTIoNs--PRooE ooEEDNGs IN PAR
LAMENT; RELATIVE TO, ALABAMA DA-
MAGEs--MEETINa OF THE EMPKRORs-
THE BUILDING PARIs-f
Paris, August 1l.,-Eleotions for
Council Generals will take place curly in
September. The tax bill is under dis
cussion in tile Assembly. The party of
the Right in the Assembly demand that
Thiers' term of office be prolonged,
LONDON, August 1l.-In the House of
Lords; to-day, Lord Redsdale ques.
toned the right Of the United States to
maintain it's demand Of indemnity for
damages caused by the Alabama, now
that tho American Government had
granted amnesty to the late rebels and
reconciliation with Tho South was com.
ptete.; He asked whether the Govern
ment Intended to bring this point to the
attention OF arbitrators at Geneva. and
proceeded to argue it Mt greht length.
Lord Granville roplied that the question
OF liability Tor the depredatione Of the
Alabama would be argned in all its bear
ings heiore the arbitrators, by Sir Roun-
Gel ?alner and other eminent counsel
retalncd on the part OF Great Britain,
whose 1nterestsrwould certainly not Buf.
fer Tor lack Of able and learned defend
, .4 y. - stE .. I. q
LONDON, August: IL. The meeting OF
the Emperora of Germany and Austria
was cordial. The Pos. attaches political
Significance to the meeting. It is re-
ported that the negotiations between
France and Germany make the total
evacuation OF French territory probable
by the end of the year.. ,s''- ~. s.,f
Ihiers urges upon The Military Com.
mlttee the necessity of large arma-
ment and an effective force of 500, 900. n
BHRIdN, August 1.-THE Imperial
government. as we'll as The local autho-
rites, have adopted most stringent mea.
sures for the prevention OF the spread of
the cholera. Twenty-three persons were
attacked with the disease at Konigsbure
yesterday thirteen Of whom are already
dead. No cases of cholera have an.
peared in the South OF Russia.
PARIS, August 12--The CITY Council
voted to:raise q loan OF 35O, 200, ,O0Of., to
be used Tor re. building and repairs.
PARIS, August 12.-Thiers replied to
deputation of the Paris OounoiI,. urging
the removal Of the Assembly to Paris
that the Question rested with the Assem-
bly,, nhtrandmeled by his action.
BERLIN, August t12.-Bismarok, acting
as chancellor Of the German Empire.
decides that the school system of Aisace
shall be more sectarian.
LONDON, August 12.-It is reported
that Sir Alexander Oockburn, Lord Chief
Justice of England, was appointed the
arbitrator under the Washington treaty.
A.de7pafch from Stow market reports
eighteen killed and nine missing. It is
supposed they perished by the gun cot
ton explosion. A,
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The Marlboro Times saws: We learn
that DR.. Smith, prncticing plysicinp.
living few miles from Floral College,
was shot and Instantly killed. on Thurs
day. the 3d instant a few hundred Yards
from his house, when returning from a
visit to n patient. Some suppose that
the deed was done by Lowrey's band,
but the prevailing opinion is, tllat it was
committed by q colored man, with whom
tho doctor had had some difficulty mt the
election that day.
New developments seem TO be st hnnd
in the affair of NIera, who was lypched
Mt Watseka, for the murder Of his son.
Since the institution Of proceedings
against his executioners, it is charged
that before beating his son to death. he
had murdered bound boy and Ger
man who worked for him, and to whom
he owed wages. His daughter states That
he killed the German with an nxe, and
afterward buried him. Tho grave was
being searched for at last accounts.
THINGS WoRTH KNOWING. TO
keep out Of debt-Don't get into it..
How to save your coals-Burn nothing
but wood. How to prevent your ohm.
neys smoking Brick up your fire. places.
How to prevent your wife scolding YOU
Don't marry. How to prevent chill
biains on the feet-Get yonr legs ampu-
tated at the knees. How to prevent bad
dreams-Don't go to sleep.
Knight Errant.
The Boston Post says of England
"The shadow lies upon tho land; the
most intelligent and celebrated of Eng
lishmen sec it and talk of 1t daily; the
revolution which the temper of the
English people forbids'--as we are 81
often told-is not fnr distant. The Lords
are dead; the Queen is hardly thought
OF. WHl the Prince OF Wales ever reign
A Texan WINS shot in Arkansas for go.
ing to Q Fourth Of July celebration nnd
attempting to create n row by shouting
for JEFF. Davis.
a man mp in Portsmouth, n. H.,
named his two children Ebenezer aud
Flora, and always spoke Of them as
'Eb. and ''Flo."
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The University of Virginia
coMPRYsEs
HTiiE FOLLOWING DEPARTmENTg
I SCHOOL OF LATIN. 2. School OF Greek,
IL g.. School Of Modern Languages. 4.
School OF Moral Philosophy S. School oi
History and English Literature. g. School oi
Chemistry, 2: School OF Natural Philosophy.
8. School OF Mathematics. Q. School Of Com.
mon and Statute Law. 10 School OF Consti-
tntional and Civil Law and Equity. II. School
OF Physiology and Surgery. IL. School OF
Anatomy ana Materia Medica. 49, School OF
Medicine and Obstetrics. IL School of AID.
piled Mathematics. Is. School Of Analytical.
Industrial and Agricultural Chemistry 16.
School OF Natural History and Agriculture
tProfessor to be eleoted.) HJ Provision
made for classes in Mineratogy and Geology,
!ifbrec, Political Economy, Practical Physfcs,
.hriicat Jurisprudence and SdnSkrit.
diplomas and Certificates of Proficiency arc
given In the separate schools.
The following Degrees are conferred: 1.
bachelor Of Letters. q. Bachelor OF Sciences.
B. Master Of Arts. 4. Doctor OF Mcdicine.
8 Bachelor OF Law. 6. Civil Engineer. z.
Mining Engineer.
The expenses OF the student, e1cluaive Of
Tff books. clothing and pocket money amount
to from 1866 to 1895 per session OF nine
months; OF which sums 1920 to $3.50 are pny.
able on admission. Session opens October /.
For catalogues. address
CHARLES s. yESABLE.
Chairman OF Faculty.
L. u, University OF Va. July % NTH @
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= ! Forsolosure ot>Mortgage.a

- PEi4oTTO & sGK, Anesionosxs,
tha arfMe rt;9a OF the power. duly conferred upon
tSe ~ ,ne Columbia OH Company iofeciose
Ran,y to the said Citizens savinga BsnE ~
Uoium miDia, and to enter upon and to sell ali
snd singular the mortgaged premises IsEain: Is nv
;;r alter described for the pnrpose oi sstisfyins
cisrad peot, te K me SAID mortgage Is hereby ds.
or ora 0 Company forever barred Of eli olsina
under the same power as aioresaid. 1he smo
na1 .gnsd VIII sell at public auction: before the
uonrt House, at Columbia, on the firet MON.
DAY in September next: 's' tN1tS1}- = 'e.e},,.
Al that certaiu lot OF LAND; t1atA And
belng IN the city Of Oolnmbia, !, 10 tho .Con6tv
Of ktichland and State Of south Osroiinc.
consisting OF one square in said nity, con.
bounded Sou I'd BY Wheat, Rioo. Lincoln and dsds. @
Den streets. with all the buildings and ereo.
tions on said lot of land, now Used Sor tha.
Purposes b; OF an Oil MIL and oil the Engines,
soeyer, in and upon said premises. .
lerms cash. W. MARTIN.
fIosidcnt Citizens Savings Bank Of South j..
-OaroIna. August II = -.
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sAnaerican 9 1ntellIaenco.
NOON DISPATCHES.

APACHE TRoUDLEs-sUNDAY LAW IN ON.
q1NNATI, &c: 4o
SAN FRANoIsoo.: August 11.-Cook.
with. ht4 command, was at the head Of
Wrebape canon. Arizona.
Apaches. In Arizona and Sonora are
very active. The Mexican Government
has Increased the bounty for Apache
soalps. i, ~;
NEW EonK, August II. The Executive
COMMITTEES of. the Union Pacific Railroad
and Pacific Mail Company. to-day, CON
summated a contract by which the rates
OF fars and freight will be materially adj
vanced. A
New YpnK, August 12.-The Cincin.
nsA Aldermen defessed the Councilmen' g
bill, repeating Sunday laws-twclve to
thlrteen-but tabled resolution request
ing the Mayor to enforce them-thirteeu
A4negro raped daughter of Rev. d.
IL Walters, aged eleven, at Rockford,
Iii. Judge Lynch threatens him. n.
Mayor Hall; of New York, sayed a
childfrom drowning, in South Bay. by
jumping from boat and swim ming to a
yacht from which the child hnd fallen.
a. NIGHT DISPATCHES. :'s-
y WASHINGTON, August 12.-Two Iabor-
ers we're killed by caving bank.
DR.. J. @. Wellington accepts the Pre-.
silency Of Columbia College.
Weather probabilitics-1'ho borometar
will probably, continue to fall North and
West OF Illinois, and, to a less extent.
from Texas to Florida, and local rains
are probable for these regions on Sun
day. A disturbance of some extent will
probably be developed in Central Flo
r1da. The light local storms now pre-
v4iitlg on tho oonst Of North Carolina
and New England will probably be dis
sipated. end rising barometer, with
warm weather. prevail on Sunday from
Virginia to the lower lakes and New
England.
= Oo1uMBus, ONO, August 12.-Gen.
/. Thongs Ewing, Jr.. delivered the open.
ing campaign speech for the Ohio De-
tnocracy in the coming contest for Go
vernon. The speech mainly discusses
financial Issues. He says the Democracy
Of Ohio propose that the General Go.
vetnInent shall furnish all the money OF
the people in an Issue which shall be q
legal tender, equally with coin, for all
public and private debts whatsoever. e4-
ceps where 3the contract expressly calls
tor;specie, and with it redeem the $40
bonds; and that to prevent any undue
exPansion OF the currency, it shall issue
three- per cent. bond, which shall be
exohangeable, atpar, for the legal ton.
rders, at any time, and into which the
iegei %tenaere may, at tho option Of the
holders, OF any Hms be converted.
CITY OF MEXICO, August G. Tho on.
! poattion -iss gaining. Pedro has 2.227
Diaz3 004;, Jaurea 5,082 Troops have
been sent to Tobasoo to stop outrages.
NEW YoRK, August a. "a London
letter Gays tho Emperor Of Brazil sill
intends to visit the United States.
The Herald says Catacazy is recalled
at.the request Of fish.
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Appeal by Miss Mary Ann Bale.

hPpodl ny Hiss mary ann Bale,
Confederate Soldiers F,'iend.)
M 1Ss BUIE begs to ask the aid OF all wlio
IX1 love their country and color, and who
sympathize with her in her efforts to found
her school upon lasting basis and upon tho
most modern and improved plan-which will
challenge tho critical approval of tho entiro
country. She begs to ask all who have pro.
missed to lend her aid to purchase a suitable
structure for an institute calculated to be in.
atruaen.ai 10 educating many young ladies'
unable to pay the high rates now asked in COL
pArtment. All who aid Miss Buie will receive
their money back, in tuition from the very
best teachers in the land in every department.
Miss Buie earnestly appeals to the onfederate
soldiers everywhere for their united aid and
patronage. She asks all editors who wish to
aid her In giving free instruction to orphans,
to give aid. Aug 70
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State Of South Observation-Disclosures Co.
IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
s. X. Taylor and James s. wofhinaniy. aie1.
ander McCarley, his Guar dian, ad Item, o.,
Robert Speers.- Copy Summons for Honey
Demand.
To Robert speera, defendant In this action.
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
H answer the complaint in this action.
OF which copy is herewith served upon YOU.
and to serve copy OF your answer on the sub.
scribers. at the offioo OF Darlington & Jaeger,
Laurensville. 8. c., within twenty days alter
the service OF this summons ON You, exclusive
OF the day OF service
II you fail to answer this complaint within
Tho time aforesaid, the plaintiffs will apply to
the court for the relief demanded in tho oom-
plant and costs. a
DARLINGTON d JAEGER.
3. ". BALL,
Dated July 10, 1871.
To the Defendant. Robert specrs.
Take notice that the summons In this action.
OF which tho above IL a copy, together with
tho complaint, was filed in the oflico or tho
Clerk OF the Court Of Common Pleas Tor
l.anrons County, South Carolina, on the 10th
day Of July, 1871.
iARLINGTON < JAEGER.
3. W. BALL,
Jn,y l3. 1871. Plaintiffs Attorneys.
July ~ me