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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-31
The HRONICLE
80 - eovefaaeht ~

The as8lr&ShSEis1 GovsFdment for
fhs District Of Columbia went into oper-
alton on Monday Of last week.
InhuseeAceS Sen the Da9ie6 e1plora-
ton snnopncS bat specials on the
IsEhmus are nearly completed. Two
parties met on the divide, the lowest
elevation found is 7I6feet which renders
the route im~pnearsble-v -0n =
Henri nhok.G Greene county
Illinois, aged seventy years, was killed
in his own house on Thursday after
noon BY two Of his neighbors, named
Moses ana BseFrss1 ne dnstrument
ofdeath was a hoe. The only cause as
signed for the act is an old neighbor-
hood feud Moses Ftesr h& been ar
rested, but the other mar IS at large.
The most inporemt news hom Paris
is that on Saturday night last, after q
fierce engagement, the government
troops un5akGcHahdn maaeAwe oBsn-
ings in the walls and entered the city.
The Commune -insurrectiOn is substan-
tally dead, although further fighting is
thought nsesFary in orag tqfeemPlete
Devlin & Co., the well-known cloth
iers Of New York city, have prepared
an illustrated guide to New York. which
they present . al who spply4Ors COPY,
either by mail or in person, at one of
their staresY A map Of the city and
vicinity aecpmpaniesth the book making
1t a very cheap and convenient hand
book for Strangefs visiting the me.
tropolis.
L.l VgE fE LEH1 Iswy' .
The ohce Of the Adams Express Co,
in the depot Al Columbus Esn entered
by burglars at a late hour Tuesday
night, the 1871 INST, androbbedP of 500
600. The burglars choCof5rmed the
watchman on duty at the office and then
exploded the safe with gunpowder, from
which they7exracted moneyahd valua-
bles to the amount above designated.
A baby show was held at st. Louis. on
last Friday. and created an immense
sensation among the ladies' The ball
wa jammed and the competition very
lively. Eighty single babies, seven
pairs Of twins AID one sSs Of triplsts
were On exhibition. The frsspfize was
awarded 70 John Walker, four months
old, weighing thirty-seven pounds. The
second prize TO John B. German, seven
months old, Weighing twenty-six
pounds,
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HFAITH BY GOOD LTvING.

"EALTH BY GOOD living.
Hb By W. ". Hall n. D. at q = most
sensible-and excellent book, and Un1ains
enough wise advice on the subject 10 do
away with invalids entirely. II not with al
dissase. n-SprfnQfeld Republican.
HFhe book before US points out ths golden
mean BY following which Al untold
amount OF suffering might be relieved anG
avoided. It Is fun ofsound advice, free nom
technica terms, and can be understood by
ANYBODY who can read."=TOledo Blade.
aDr. Han Is one OF the most practical u
sensible writers upon health q tais age
andthis book is like all his other works.
clear. plain, and to the pointn-Ne1 KoFk
ObseTrer. Price l.0-at ADAMS Book Store.
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AGENTS WANTED-BrOekett's History Of tn,
.L-FRANcO-GERMAN A

Its Origin. Causes. Battles and Results;
Biographies Of its Leaders, Financial, Social
and Military Condition OF both Countries,
weapons used. Needle-6un, ChassepOt and
MitraiIleur, with Maps, Illustrations, Plans
Of Battles and Portraits Of Leading Ven and
Women. Published in English and Ger
man. Large Octave. Price 2. Just ready
and che BEST. See size, Contents, Author
price. H.NATT g. CO., Publishers, l76
West Fourth Street, Cincinnati, Ohio.
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sr1ek 10 o4E TRnH.4Evefy
young man, after he has chosen his
vocation, should stick to it. Don't
leave it because hard blows are to be
struck or d~isagreeable work perform
ed. Those who have worked their
way up to wealth and usefulness do
not belong to the shiftless and IN
stable class, Out may ibe reekoned.
among such as took off their coats,
rolled up their sleeves, conquered
their prejudices AGAINST labor, and
manfully bore the heat and burden Of
the day-Er
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Observation-Disclosures Tar sa-Aper

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. fer Sa-Agents
Ilwanted in every township In OHIO. 70
sell by subscription or direct delivery, NUT
TAILS PRONOUNCING DICTIONARY,
containing $4,000 words and definitions and
9s pages. Specimen copies and terms 10
agents, sent post paid for g. ]. A. How
ELSA Co. Jefferson, Ohio.
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A Stark county man caught two
fellows stealing his oats and fired at
them. The ne1tday he heard 6sa
neighborh having some shot dug out of
his back, and had him arrested.
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nHEAP ADTERTIsING.-W

nHEAP ADTERTISIEG.-We will insert an
Oadvertisement in Eight Hundred AmeTt-
can Newspaper for Six Dollars per line per
week. One line n week VIII cost Six Dol
lars, Two Lines VIII cost Twelve Dollars,
a Printed List Address GEO. p. POWELL
& CO., Advertising Agents, No. APark Row,
New YorA. ----
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Pye1ng.

OV OLH89 OJ O5f
T HAVE started a Fancy Dying
Establishment up stairs in the building
occupied by NJ. ID. Loveless as a pump nc
tory, a few steps west OF the Bridge across
the river. lam prepared 70 dye goods Of al
kinds In all colOrS. Cotton, Linen, SIX or
Wooden Goods. Satisfaction guaranteed
lam now prepared to do Carpet Weaving
on short notice and reasonable terms.
Dec. q, 1870. R. WHEAILf.
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E5pr19sf@ 3QOt

A hentuckian hRs discovered an
Oviparous potato. In the center Of
one tuber another smaller one COM
meneed a struggle for existence, and
finally succeeded in splitting open the
parent root, much as a young chicken
might crack an egg-sheIl. Horace
Greeley IS 6kligHt6d AndsayB that he.
always knew potatoes would hatch, L
they were grated early enough, and
fed by hand till nine weeks. old.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-31

There IN forty-three men living in
Knox county who servedEsixty days
or more in the ~arof 1872. The old
est 10 n~ine7-hvU.
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New Advertisements.
~GOmpanyD, I'd Ohio Volunteer
CAVALRY,

NOTICE is hereby given that there
viii be q reunion OF the members Of
old 20. D. at Pennington, on the 4th dav Of
July, next II is hoped that an surviving
members. with theirloyed one nom home.
soldiers from other organizations, and All
other friends who may be pleased TO partici-
pate with us, win be on hand.
Comrades n Frerdg let us all come to-
gether at the appointed time, andy friend
.ly situations, cordial greetings, sketches OF
our history, pleasing incidents, &c, renew
the old nre within us, and make tie occa-
sion IN reality a re-union OF Hearts and OF
Hands. C~OuNTTrFF
May q Bl-2t.
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Official Report of the Mansfield Trial.

TIME attention Of the pubMch nvfhd to the following extracs from the Official report
i ofte Great Field Trial held at Mansfield, Ohio in the month OF July. $50 under the
direction Of the Ohio state Board Agriculture
From the table twill b seen that tn Buckeye not only hast the lghtat average sndh6
M dynamOmeer showing amuch smaller rarg OF vbndon for 10 thar for ofer
machneSa and further that while the variation Ofdam in the aveageOfa a the machines
tested is eup-hve per- cents greater while cutting than when drawn out Of gear in the Sc
nrB Buckeye the ncre@e Of variation is less than twelve per cent and that The Junior Buckeye
actually ran with greater SAdimeSU and uniformity Of r Will emitting than Whm mt fgear-
showing remarkable perfection Of gearing n cuttings paratus and consequent freedom
from Hckingand gvfngOf parts. which IS hesecret oftheg atdurabnty ofhe Buckeye
.- Read the Following from the OmcIaI Reports
"Tne following saleo Of merits had also been agreed upon by the Estate Board:
l. Quality OF Perfection --W
. Simplicity Of Construction do ---IO
l. Ease y 90 u
s. MarketE d. ----5 -
I. FacuuyO o. d I'D
-In TIE trial wInnhe dynaOmmeter. ae same team vas used in all the tests one Of the
omniie managngthe instrument anotherd driving the team, nj third taking the
The results ofhe examinations OfmOwesar are presented in the following table:
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FARMERS, BE NOT DECEIVED

WE DoNoTBUY UPCoMiTTEESt oreport in our ayo5 who maket theirs decisions 6age
and wiz premiumsa at trials and the sell IN iHSHrh heavy draft achu of different onsuuc-
ton md matrl 70 the mnmeu The CLIPPER MACHINES are alike! Wee 10 not make
ONE maehne toshoWa at hhsan anoher9 cheap maane1 aH! W ssn the I'M ma6neto
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-31
FRAGRANF SAP0LIENE

Cleans Kid Gloves and all kinds Of Cloths
and Clothing; nov Paint, Greese, Tar,
&C, insdnGV, without the least injury to the
finest hbrie. sold by Druggist n Fancy
Goods Dealers. FRAGRANT SAPOLIENE
CO, s. Barclay St, New York, IS La Sale
Street, Chicago.
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w the celebrated HOlE6HUTTLES EW-
ING MACHINE Has the under FEED, makes
the sloek sfitca" (aHke Oh both sides9 and Is
6lU licensed. The best and cheapest nmtly
JOHNSON, CLARK & CO. Boston, Mass,
Pittsburgh Pa, Chicago, Ill., or st. Louis.
No.
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ESTATE Of William Coon, decd.
1.-The undersigned have been duly ap-
Painted end qualified as executors on the
estate OF william Coon, decd, late OF Trum-
bull Co, Ohio. ALMON CHAPMAN,
~ GARRY c. REED.
Warren, May q, IS71-St.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-31
NOW Is THE TIME

When people are turning theis attention to
burning COAL IN COOKING STOVES ana
1Othingis 50 desirable 70 q neat and tidy
lousekeeper as q stove that with keel
LEtI BAkLNG QUALITIES, Is the mEANESr
HOST DURABLE& GENERALLY CONVENIENT.
As evidence that orr
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CHEAP EARMSh FREE TRAVEL
Chicago, Rock Island, and Pacific
Railroad Company
100000 Acres
CHOICE IOWA LANDS.

sGHOlGE IOWH EHNDS D
This Company is now offering foF sale
about SIX hundred thousand acres Of the
finest agricultural lands in the West. The
Company sells only 70 actual settlers, a
the prices are exceedingly reasonable, rang
ing nom S. TO SIS per acre-theRverage being
about IS. The greater part Of these lands
are. situated along the line OF its railroad
between the cities OF Des Moines and COun-
ell Bluffs, and azein the most accessibleand
fertile regiOninGde state.
sales made for cash or on credit long
enough to enable any industrious man 70
nav FOR the land out OF its crops.
These lands are held under a title direct
from the General Government and are not
m~ortgaged on encumberedtn any way. Full
warranty deeds given to purchasers.
For maps, pamphlets, or any other 1nior-
nation respecting them, address EBENE-
Ter COOK, Land Commissioner Daven-
port, Iowa.
EXPLORING TICKETS are sold at the
COmpany's Gcket Offices at Chicago, and AL
other Principal stations on its line and II
the purchaser buys land b amount paid
for the tickle is applied on the purchase
one
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1871-05-31

Young TUCKAHOE, will make
III the present season at Greene, on M0ns
days, at Meccaon Tuesdays, BaoOnsburg on
Wednesdays, andthe remainder OF the week
at Bartlett & Herzog's Livery Stable in the
rear Of the National House, Warren, Ohio.
\ TuckRhoe is q dapple bay. six years old,
Cali and see him. WI. DEWITT,
May 2i-5t Keeper.
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8 O'CLOCK.
in 10 DAYS

Made By One Agent Do you van q situation
as salesman at o. near homet 70 makes TO
sd per day selling our new Tstrand Whue
Wire Clothes Lines % last forever, sample free.
Address Hudson RfueT WIRE Works, 18Maiden
Lane cor. Water St. n. Y. or IS DearboruSt.
Chicago.
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DOPHAMs ASTHMA SPECIFIC is warranted
to relieve the worst case in ten minutes
Trial package sent FREE 70 any address on
recent OF = three cent STAMP. Address
q. POPHAM & CO, CharLton. Iowa.
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Ayers
For restoring Gray Hair TO
its natural Vitality and Color.

"a dressing which
l. at 0hce agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair IS soon restored
b 5rigiaA color
bih he gloss and
freshness Of yOuth
Thin hair iq thick
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Apents Read INNS !

TTE WILL PAY AGENTS SALARY Of
" so per week and expenses. OF allow q
large commission, to sell our new and Won
derful inventions. Address NJ. WAGNER
& CO., Marshall. Mich.
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ened, falling hair checked, and bald
ness often, trough not always, cured
by its use. Nothing can restore the
hair where the foIlicles are destroyed,
or the glands atrophied and desayeds
But such as remain can be saved for
usefulness by this application. Instead
Of foeling @ hfiWthfA pasfyo edt
ment, It win keep It clean and vigorous.
Its occasional use VIII prevent the hair
frOm-turuiug gray or falling OF, and
consequently 7WeFeut hal9ne9zl Free
from those d~eletenous Substances which
mako s01e preparations dangerous. and.
injurious to tie hsir, The YigOr can
only benefit but not harm It. IF wanted
merely for
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eo0E A MONTH, Horse and Carriage fur
00EJ nished. Expenses paid. H. Shaw,
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SENATOR Sawyer aud Hon. r. B. Ell.
lott Will accep. orr thanks for public
documents,

N.Ff -srNr.rs ~. NaE.r NEt| ger~sr.r ~
A LITTLE Cn:Lp KuN ovER.-A
You've LADY MASHED TO DEAru-
IEaRiBLg EXCITEMENT IN our VII.
LAGE.-Our old staid and substantial
friend ut the corner, Mr.. ID. Louis, re,
turned from New York a few days since.
1t was announced before his arrival that
he had gone to said place to lay III his
Spring stock of goods, and had made
extensive purchases. A young lady
heard that lie had ready,made dresses
for the tender sex, to Fl. all sizes gen
tlcmen learned that lie had the best hats.
ready. made clothing, &c, in town
mothers that his stock comprised a va
ricty Of the best children's parapher-
MALTA, and a general rush, in conse-
Qucncc, was made for the corner, as soon
as said articles were opened. So terri
BILE was the excitement, that a child aud
lady, Gas above stated, in attempting to
work their way to the counter, were run
over and terribly mangled.
We wish our friend success, but would
suggest that he store away a part of his
immense stock until the excitement
which pcryadcs now, is somewhat allay-
ed. 1t is almost dangerous to attempt to
pass the corner.
p. s.-It is right tn state that Mr.
Louis asil his co,adj ators. Messrs. Maui,
aud Jefferson, rendered a!ithc assistance
possible to the weunaea parties, and
eTen -. their laat moments, wai,sd upes
tAca.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15
Mn. JAS. CANsNos keeps on hand
fresh lager.b beer, all the time.

.E.EefHe ENrfN
EVE HAVE SEEN LIanT."-At DR..
Pcarson's Tin Stop, Sign Of Red Coffee
Pot, we saw some 0? the aWelick Vapor
Burners" which are beautiful. The
light is brilliant, safe. and cheaper than
the cheapest, Brilliant, because several
jets of a clear, white i,amc issue from
the burner, giving a bright and heaut;.
ful light; safe. because tho gas genera
tod bv these snpo, burners, which Eur
nishes the fuel to tho flame. is freed
from MI explosive qualities and is the
naphtha; cheaper than the cheapest.
because il consumes the oil in the iamr,
more slowly than any other in use /; the
oil is only fifty cents n gallon. The
other advantages of this lamp are that
the chimncys, smoke and unpleasant
odor are entirely dispensed with. Tho
kerosene lamps in use can be altered. by
applying the vapor burner to them, 81
that thep can be used with this groa,
ADVANTAGE. The light is a disinfcctant
and just the thing for tho sleeping o,
sick chamber. We recommend our rca.
ders to examine these hmins at the above
place, and use Them at their homes
The Rev. A. Pope Norris is the asen,
for their sale the business is conducted
by his son Mr.. Rccdy Norris.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

tionnl Tax of oac per centum On Real Fstste f.
SIC. XVI. BeitfufTther Ordained TINT the
fiscal year shall begin on the let day of
AprilA ID. JS7l. - ~
s fSrcs XVII. BE it further Ordained that
this rdinancc shall remain in force until
amended or repealed.
SIC: XVIII. Belt further Ordained that
all Ordinance or part of O~rd;cances Militia
ting agaiust this Ordinance be and the game
Ore hereby repealed.
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S e e G. T. RS
USADULVEEsAgED AlE ARD
LAGNR HER.

tGER BEER. CONTRASTING COPE
4 4 hAS and ALE ioc;orei with Sait, Lime
and Alum, are the latest aduiteratioos dis
covered in New YORK.
Professor Aiapes OF New-York, ana!yzal
the Beer from a dozen different Erewer;es.
and all were foam aiultera;ca with noxions
substance. 1t is said, thar the sale of Drngs
to- Growers, is q profitable par, OF the iraat.
This is perfectly Infamous Coc,ulus ;ndicas
(ftSh berry, nnx-vomica. tdog buttonl troD
which siryohninc ia obtained. arc some o.
the de.eaiah.c substances fouud in Beer,
These arc potent poisohs, and tla Brewcr
found using them should b drowned at once
i'll one Of his own watts.
Z. 81 nm willing to be drowned in my
own =, II dmy impurities s::va.a vc iosiu
in M Beer.
| shall continue to make a heal,hfu'
Beverage, 20 that IL may be drank lay the
most delicate without the least danger.
JOHN C.. SEEGERS. Colnm6ia. sc.
For sale in Orangcburg by ths casI5 or
otherwise, b. MERONEY y sam.
Jan Nv
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

an election was held last week by the
BranchviIlo Base Ball Club, aud L.
M%iel'eal Carroll, Esq, was elected Presi
dent, and Samuel Turner vicc-Pres-
dent. 1t is said that the price of votes
was high, aud that sliquors" were used
f.oely.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

TIE MAY conve ntion is drawing near
We hope when the meeting of ur Coun-
ty is held, to elect Delegates, that moth
ing will be done rashly, but that calm
rciie~ting men will be sent to Columbia.
As VIC said before, much good will grow
nut Of this same May Conventioa, ii
conducted properly.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

JusT see the advertisement of "i'ed
Coffee Pot" 1t is a wonderful thing.
Dir. Pearson some things in
it which ceryainly seem incredible.
Though he Knows what he is doing, and
he alone is responsible for what he an
nounces, and not us.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

KonN & Bios advert semen is a
puzzle. We have tried to read it and
can't. Therefore, it is impossible for US
tosaJ what all thcy have got. Wchopo our
readers will be more successful in their
efforts to declpiier 1t. There is some
thing pretty 'puzzlins' about it; so
much SO that we havn't been able to
solve it.
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Persons YEny.

N0TECE.---AU Persons Nav
IN ing claims against, or indebted 10
the Estate of w. l.. Nnnnamakcr, deed. will
present their claims, and make payment to
Mcssrs. Illusions & Legnre, Attorneys. at
0rangeburg c. H., within three months from
date.
N. T.. WAGNAMAKER,
March l1th, 1877. administrator
mar Is At
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

TIE case of Judge j. j. Wright,
against the Richmond 4 Danville Rail
road, for forciLly ejcotiug him from the
ears, has been compromised by the Com
pany Offering to give him $1,000.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

nANNE.Es and Mls0M EEs,
No. 25 BroCd Street.
ApriilI. 1871.

STATE SEcvmr:~s-S South Carolina, ola.
te7j; do new, csc do. regiSt'd stock.
cx int GsG5.
CRY &Ecun,rlFs-Augusta, Ca, Bon!s,
$50 (; Charleston, s. c. Stock, (ox or I'M,
GEO; do. Fire Lonu Bonds, GO; Co
lumbia, 5. G. Bonds, 6,G0.
RAILROAD BoNDs-Blue Ridge first mort
gage G0(rf Charleston and Savannah,
CGG3 Charlotte, Columbia aud Augusta,
Mcs5 Cheraw and Darlington, 0S2;
Grcenyilio and Columbia. list mort Cs5;
10, Estate gunrantcc) Mt5; Northeastern,
az IL (; Savannah and Charleston, list
mortl CTS; do. (Stnte guarau,ec) G1@, f;
south Carolina, OH; do. CO; spartan
burg and uniou, Cc55.
RAILROAD SrocEs-Charloltc, Columbia
and Augusta, @,io; Greenvillc and Co,Im-
hia, a. Northcastorn, @l3: Savannah
and Charleston, G2a0; South Carolina,
(wlole shares co; do, (ialg io) q 10
EXCHANGE. &c-Eow York S'ylt, ! oil par;
Gold, lloG1li2; Silver, lO3l9
SOUTH cAnoLiNA p,HK HILLS.
Shank of Charleston .............. a.
&hank - N"%l,""r. -.
Bank OF CaHnlUn.
Bank of GcorsetaWn 2lG
Bank of South NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. -. $40
Bank of $G8
Bunk OF tlumburg........ ia
Banlto of State of ) c, prior to 1861 ...35l4
Bank of State of issue 1851 and lSG2.2s(D
*Plantcrs' and Mechanics Bank of
.......... O.
*Peoplo's Bank OF Ghlrleston......... %
Union Bank of Charlesion............. 90
Southwestern Il Bank of Charles
ION. (old)"............ .-........ 90
Southwestern k X Bank of Charles
Ton f,r.ssA
State Bank of Clnrlcston 49,. ......... 5G1
Farmers and Exchange Eank OF Char
t2
Exchange Bank of Columbia.......... Gfm
Coinnercinl Bank of Columbia ,:....... 10
Merchants Bank Of Cl!eraw ...... 49,. 38
Planters nank OF Fairfield ........ a@
State of $ Bills Ecceivablc.........95Ml
City OF Charleston Change Bills .......950
-
y Bills marked thus arc being redeemed
Mt the Benk CouLtcrs of each.
Jan y Gun
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j. 81 II. R. AG E,W
GO s1EITEs2A. So. ga.

LHPuR TER AA.O DEALERS
IN FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC HARD
4 warc, Cutlery, Guns. Plantation fools.
niacSsmiih and Carpenters Tools, House
Builders Hardware, Bar Iron, Blow Steel.
Cast. German and Blister Steel, plow Moa!ds
CARRIAGE MATERIALS in Great Vario-
~ nj less ti,an CHARLESTON PRICES.
Paints, Oils, Narn;sheS AMI window Glass.
Also Choice FAMILY GROCERIES,. can-
slsting Of tie largest and best asSvri Ell Stock
in Columbia, embracing Flour. Mo'nsScs.
Sail, Tobacco, Raw and Rcfiacd Sugars, fine
Teas, fresh Canned Fruits and Fisa. Soaps
Candles, Fiavoring E2t"rcts, and all Other
Goods usually kept in y First Class Grocery
Store, including Fine Whisky, Choice Gard
Brandy, Holland Gin, Choice Wines, Ca i
fornla Champagne md a splendid stock oil NJ!
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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

JOEL LARKrN's hen has distressed
him agrin. 1t is said he con.cmplates
leaving for other parts soon.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

WE had a terrible rain night before
last. The night Was as black as death
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

Why don't some one calm meeting
and gqt up q Base Ball Club, Wesua,
dsrstaad that there was one here somc
tip,o ago. Why notsre.ofganiaesitas Z
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-04-15

THE announcement of the dissolution
ofthe copartnership existing between J
w, Il. Dukes aud DR.. B. NJ sbulor is
in another column. !