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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09

O. u~uttrIlsgt itoo6 itintm 3ptlTtI, bar auBtr ben
Obiasn moo oislt aubtrs Bttirdgt gHtt3utt Eurbtn. bic
aoes ntdt nod ABaibtngton trlserapbtih bsrthtst nur'
ben. 9sltngt "a bru. Bpututn mad btm isBt o%orlf8tn'
ben Plane bic Der. 81. : S9lIb gu conUsrttren, 10
tDhrOe oaour6 sirs @ripdrntB an Jutertitu non sac,
100000 erIt.li lpsrbsn, unO Islbh. usnn Is HIht autngt
tfbt be AZ uHo 4spryitntigen Bonbs in trbtblidtn
Brirdlen lu piaeirsu, 70 Dur6s bic idHtllhe Grlpa1utB
bon it1sr 50. COOS 90 Bttrd IUn ttue Summt. Ote ldmtr
iu,s Oitpiht idlt. uuo 0W Iuib 'bang 10 maHtJ Steltr
mOIlth matt.
DH gsrriBtn B6rItn. BsrIduit pdrtH bier ioIgtnos {:
100 Der ct. 10 40tr 1903; IOU Atieu Der sgsornliatu
0tntralbahn" 40A 100 reg. nltt BtTgtntd . Stmltr
5Z1S 1900 oiiio reg. 1861, 65; l7s oiiO. brito, 81 :
loo zVtur. uno Cincinnati : Babn"' Sbltgatlontn. l..
ppp., "; lO9 biIio. Ditto, 90 100 StaOtttienbdbn'
NEtteH 21k 1000 AtIttn Der gUiOHuusRtal.A VI I%ltiurar j.
GOrp " 10; So Ditto, go 4O0J Balitmo.sr Sta6I'
Senier. 1900, g6H.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
81, # Scr srfehbpften gtatur fiieer

W ,eeerberteler = %erqlidenber Spiuf. Qber
es gtebt 3eiten, mo pteler GSusderer Der 8raft
uns seriast II, 3etteil, nos uafer 0emittb ,,np
utier 8Drper 70 iberarbsitst (nt unc no iplr
II eifhDpfr finn. pdG mir ben fhlammerprin.
Seneen @ott psratbenb dnFeten. Der Ye-
ruanif@e 5Sptnp -em eiienbat,iaes
Scntf = srneuert un'ere Gtdrfe unp maat
unftten SHlamnter iab unp srirtf6ent.
20 ~ - r. lks cry
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
Scutfh :dmerieantfdses EcnDerfas
finuA . NcfsPcn

Die 81. Drummer pssS boft pertbYcasn
@eIfeS lest rcr. IS unflbt Cation b.s
sGnslanb.' Gie Ssraasaabt res @erfes,
lpflGe NIT earrn1en unfDtet berfnilpft, III IN
Die Sdnpe Der German Cyclopedia Publish
ing Company iibersesansen. wdbtenp Or,
Hrteefth @ertarb nab ME Dor ais General,
Nsent fun9ht. Die Serret, peldse ete neue
@pnph9Ete bllpen, umiaiien 9euIe. pelte Ter
baIpi9eh Seenpieung pss arpBen Werfss bds
ganltt9Ite Yruancfiten Itelsn. 9cltelrn9en
ntntnt mad ME DOT unSere fppblrenpmmirtc
Ba4banrIuns StfGer& St pbmaple
entaeaen. ltl!--- WI - ".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
Gaent In Waittuatan.

pr: Daete zss6sfer,, Rr. 11s. OrAe gtrase.
hebs penni; .Mptnuk uno BEN gapttoI.@ artfu, N unfv
ustnt fir qealbtn8ton, @sorsttowa unb WisranSsio
uno hno Sadlunsen On TIN ~ fnaGsn.
~ an,siatn tir ben -gorrsIponoentens rsresn an
'faateEi prte sntQeafnasnommfn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
SIN ErouIItraGeu Sbcatc]

sreignet lt6 bteie l9GGe etipas RoHnI6tea>
eepeienGa: es trttt etne aus Is rei3enrep Jun.
9en Damen bellebenee Mtnitret. Sruppe auf,
Su Der aud SRI. 2toa Wray unb Sri. 9lan>
de @tanle9 gettrer, unp meltte inter 9lns
rfrrm biperie Rditpnalieper & Die @a9t AM
9tbein~ u. I. No. p%prtrd9en.
gu Gem hsutn 4rc9rdmlne seG6rt bas
Drdrta: DQ1s perlpreRe 5etament~ prer
n1te 9%utntahertnnen Der gtatt."
Mitt1wphs. unb G%pnnabenbs Rddmittd9s
aibt's 9crtelpassn tar Samttien; 5rettaB
Mbeno jur Ean,ep.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09

Die beIlsn Yrsiis perOtn fir neu. Su6s
Gbfdlt aaer Writ aeaeben bel Dapib &.
g bannon& Is 0 b., u r. Sd b SO,
2eetrQbe. ''' 1871
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
6RSiOrOlt9e geatral'
pfnnlDluania-G Central .Gi(rnbabn.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Gmt9t0nfen sStnte
mao Cincinnati, 2enisotus, 9Pttasu. st. 2sats, SEOia
napolts uno allen Yuntten
seflta, norhpehli6 nnb fibfseeIt6.
Sas tt bic ftrlete 2tnie nab BEN 9torotptHtn rnD N
Der SaSrsrs!s 10 nisortg, als BET tratnb ether aaotrst
Babn.
seesen Gabr.Bllstt unb ndbtrsr gusiuntt ael, rada
TT bic Birtaus bon
Gart \. Ttntbrdnh, Gpreua Saaudb,
Baia9itr. Ngtuttn oer @nttgranten 3 Mgerttn BIZ
pa. sGfntrais& tItnbabn,S ,gbroI. Central 3 Eaba,S
Rr. OF. 6bdmcber. Rprbpeh=&@e Der
tptt. 1.1S.l Rbamess uub NuneR,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
6anSeiS: un6 8Drlen .Bcribt.

Vim tritsn 3ass, an Dtldew bic 5ub}eriptipnsbidsr
fHr BITE Qonotritrung Der Ytr. st.. Shulo ~aut9,lsat
$50. 600 etnbtyittst. pnb 60 mar bls fherlth tn ptslosr.
iprsa,nbsr 4niana: Ole summs purps tn psu foissn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
On unlerc a~usuGrtiQeu Sublcri6rntru!

SdmmtItbs SubieribeHtsu Guf unisrr tasIi6t unO
DbbentIt6s Gussabe. psIat no9 TN R~adftanot FnO
bGbtu int 2auis Der Iebtrn Gage tbre sae6nunsen Iu8s.
iatdt srbaItsn. 8isientssu, pelht unisrs Uiabnuns
unberiIdf'&tt9t Iafen, n1iNen sstudrtiesn. baB naa BEN
l., 6tbruar Die 3ulenoun8 bss BIattss ~einssitsGt miro.
El7u.Gl Der p~eraubaebgr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
NArnf Hrnn,nsn,s

Yorttlun9en IN Der Tltimauter: Dale tDartn
aud 9tfttrn pitoer auberft TART b.tu6t, los
wDbl Na6mittaSs. tuie absuOs. &aaupttaas
ilbtt. Sr. Gromusl Das gslobts 2nnD, absros
bic Sunfitdbe ots SouOrs Dor. Sie Silprr
tpnren, luie 9smbbnli6, tinitleriid i16n unD
apbie9eno nnb srre9itr. tbenfo tpie Die Yor;
fridge. ben fhrmiihsn StifaG pes Bublitams.
Seuts Absno meroen bic rpmIantiidsn Nar.
tis'n bes Rb.in's uno Oes iioli4sH Deuii6.
ldno's oar8tfte[t. uno empftblen mir tins
oringlih Den BsiuA Der Rotttnuna.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09
OeiIs &n3etgea
@a 8itbelm @eorgii, q

Emporium bon

Beineu HrS 9iQueureu,
sHtpNfhi istn retbbaliteeB. Don ibm iabR 4 sprtfTs
tsS Eager IN eentfben unb frans6Hfasu ESiEs
IHe RptbBethcn, nebt aukgatthntten ipaHit6Sn
Htint ioDts aud dOeuat, Gins. 5amatta : sum, ON
Rps uuo 5ourbonsg9Btstsp aBttOtrosrtdufsrH pir6 tB
lobnrn, BET tbm porluiplthtu.
3Hgltta bringt 10 uttntu grtrasVDeiH e aIon, In nell
berl ole 6Ortsu gpetnt in aauJeu uHo balbtn 5Iniden
ausstiGsHii DtFosn. In smpfsbltnbt GrinHsruna.
Or 81, Nfprb GdDffraRe, 0r. 81,
lDt. 8.l2Gltt.l ~vis-a-vIs bgr rpbO.Etaops.baufs.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-03-09

Staats anpalte fir 8rsosrif : Gounib ere
nannt nor0sr.
Or. Wm. 9app, Der. Staaten Surp.por,
unb eiuige AifiHenten .lanaten Dor einigsn
Saaen in salisbury, Wieomieo, 6 ountp; on,
UNI g~erm,6uHssn int gieomieo > SluRs pOr'
sunsbmen. t. y
= Or. Solomon BON Salomon's 5slono
bot lebtbin einen Wtniaturs 6anlpf.r sebaut,
Der nur Is Sub lana 1T uno 81 BuB tisf sebt.
Sas Boot ut elm S9raubensG anpfer, madt
6 Stunotn per Mf.ile . 1T elegant etneeri&t,t
uno pire BON orn. Solomon oaju benuBf.
pom ieinsr Wobnun8 nab Der Snie! 3u
fabrtn.
Elm traurtse @tf6t4ts.-Dttnfas
Sla6miftas bsmerftt man einsn BON altsr unb
3ptb sebeustsn, burftis etfleibtten @ann
Strase sutlang atben. Ssin @sueerts mar
Der @rt, bab &c rnwtGtirli6 bas Sutsrtfe Der
gprlbsrsttenben srrsetn music, unb balD trat
bena aud cine Dame an TIN btran unp fragte,
pb lie Gtpas fur ibn ttun tonne.
Or ersablts barauf, sr teibe Ybtltpp Roraan
unb fei bon philadelphia gu GuB bttrterstfcm>
men. Or fet pertsiratbtt, ALIEN feline 6rau
babe ibn ssrIaftn, ale sr franf unb unfdbts
sepprbsn Gei ite 3u erndbren. Cine 8ettlans
babe er unb fein Sinh pom Der llntsrltlbuns
etnissr 8rsunpe aslsbt, bann aber babe er bas
&in6 elmer ppbltbdtieen 9lnifalt lbtrstbsh uno
fsi. an abrptr unb 8tif ssbrSbsn unb slst6>
saltis eseen fttn S6tffal, planlps undergo
panbtri. Or eriablte, sr fsi einf Elm rei&sr
Gabrifbeibsr In pittsburs espfIsn, babe absr
bur6 unslldIide Spefulattpnsn Gtin snnjeS
germbssn psrlprsn unb fei esswunesn wprbtn,
in philadelphia eine 8uhbalterfele anjuneb>
men. Diefe babe i'm eine 9ettlans anfdnets
ernatrt, bann aber 1tt ct plbbli& frant seppr>
ben, babe feline Sttle Strlprtn unb f.t bann
BON itinsr 8rau p~srlafTsn fcorbtu, wObur& sr
bsnn bauptla4li& in feline issise ~trptlOfe cage
geratttn iet.
T. Die traurise Grldbtung true a%usen1asinlth
| ben Stsmpsl ber Watrtett unb ptrftblte ibren
sablrsia p~trIammslt sattsn, .nidt, Der Cine
Idenfie bsm 8tflassnsr ertben btefee, Der IN,
btre isnss 8leibunsaS hd. bic srpdbnt, Dame
CAB ibm @slb, unb 70 mar CT btnn balb lsibli9
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-11


IVpDNTRNr NCTAfENT
|
Nav FlaUet Tobacco.
EEEE AID pur
NH la mfka
PEOPLES DRUG SIAEf.
l&.l.HE IatAs NEaMaNE
ea.' a'f
~ n....8 .#........t.
i0fe lIHEs aha 'aeaalN asa.
.e#.Hra
u....f.. p-s..t AB..ss.s-=s
rt.- lr4rrF4
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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-11
nook NOTICES.

Tho Silent Partner. by T.. 5. Phelps.
published by James r. Osvood & Co.. /,
Boston a., IN herlasf work, IIedacd In,
Miss Phelps aims 70 strike blow at some
sofiBl evil III this case that OF the factory
.}sleuh Although IN some eases there may
he evils iu lhis department Of our manu-
meiufinT interests: that children are pat
Into ille mills too Young and are injured
lA uuNhuIesome air AND too close COM
hnemeu', yet judging from orr own
experience manufacturing life, and that
% in Massachusetts, tho facts seem to us
ueudaWu. The English mill operatives
undoubtedly live hard lives aud die young
but 20 tbs country it's not 50. Our
manufacturing towns are generally conf
posed OF people who are as healthy as
aHf clas. whose work b confirming. The
. haah e wei written, ycry interesting and
shaving q large sale. Coy bias 81,
TaUnd Tom. Or IloraHo Algcr. Jr.
ietie tiHfol % series cf books tpuilorm
1901. ile Ragged DiHs >cFiy-l now forth
nsinlue lrgm tae pan 81 tbal popular
aHlint We have h.uc the extreme
gaatiieu gu social 0at. ia the first
ahaNr we lnd I8tcrcd Tom stealing
= aEe tum Granny, with which 90 Oh.
tam % aua5 fVH8rc Hfal Strange %. Il
maa seem thI- fouug street arab prove
t0 ic 8 gin. ln Doe asl chapter we Gad
itr De- t'r beautiful Miss Lindsay enter.
laiH.Hg IaHiaiH IlMHes through whose
hiHt.ne, Size Ngs rescued from utter
degradation aud restored 60 hcr loving
mother lHm " ham slo was stolen In III
iaHtt Tie uaMe 0fthe authar Is a sat.
Iif3rut guarantee frits popularity. Price
et- Lafins Publisher. IrBoa
Convent Lite Unveiled. by Edith
b.boHaa8 published hg the Conn. paa.
tus b'#ltaUi This Book Z decidedly
atlauaI. na IL the iaels ara a. here
stated fac lEin must have been fr from
satisfactory The auiaarcss las been
tt'ut.Ng nl aa.rel considerable ~.
NsiE bog her aitemp's 10 arause much
Hpathn fug Ialf have failed. $40
aeHeaae lle priests ahd denies all 49,
fasatais against ller own character II
uea worth reading We lesga de
asaa la aN faH ITSELF prfee $50
Ss1 aH1 q azeais
Valentine Nut tle teatf,,oggi., b.
tlf ir. volume efh Uee. ehean e.'5ifsa
81 ileHFN larNuW works uaeg het.t,
raA.lshel - T. g. Peterson 4 Er..
Philadelphia Il most Amusing "a.
'aH.e staFat - d man who FL hl. lime
p'fe4 manf par1s II uala8b,e.lt win
he very pgpaaf pfiee z. cont. Seat
i.osi Esd g aip Is rr-e be il.e ua4.
H
E H al Hak laf Mar con.
lala letter fum WIN CuHea gnagt
an.i lie asna. smnuat u Interesting fais.
oeaHf ssn4 }rsE Wool Il ll8.-
Aae7A laieht So NY
Iae N rart fra. iIaffs e. Psgc
Esltas oHe II tlig aest ~aHa4y Haasfs
iufto fliN It's 6IA wills interesting
hsadlaR nalief "ia3oHlabia aHd ~
dependent
Ff Nas amha % Hef House
kaa Aae zae eanes cue q 5 Heu drt.
oa3 sft# Efr sgaf 81 IS Wood Il o.
AeH eHfEa y 81
6e Nm factMa a3 bmTae rs
Nav ssas asaa lu# % aihabe lafar-
taatHH AeaHs MeHoa & Co.
las L New RUfk
Tag 0f Nf co. Aias II r-
ae.gea l&s sitsees aN Ypie interesting
JelHa Il lsrmaag 4 Coz ~aa ranasea.
tl
tlaf elios.dav bn4laF "a MsFsat
hsaa a gs9d aambtf = - Dagghs-
day a 60 ih.aieFhis. penh
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m n.
a ~ H
EU
ans sl
bias s aE
eeH
te nt @
Use tEaH t 81 H Ea4
aat 81. a.
a u N1 f tHr
saves T we mHa taH ee#s
HfafeI ss f# hH uHlea BEL haFr
HnI WH
~ Be Ham FaHa. wh8 uat
fa lalH auct ~#E observed
HHg A.f Hm uisa the .-iE p
lhm f# af philosophy
n.afaH u a thg Ia aa atfc
W tHH5aa asE10s aHnusHe atsa-
Removed ~ iake#. ear-
8e Hata ai WasrT $500 a#F
"a manufacturer sH IHg has sHn
fer8a5 H HsEIHe Hagh au improvement
eIuns NHaHH4 ura8 raa3s
fhat H s. ta3 Hn 5s aHe So warrant
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~. f... 49,. tt.. f...i.
~, a.. d.. .......
IA DaahneF tourist me. wiIh Scotch
@tse ea.Hr barefsais1 toward tf.assa" .
Il. M. ,..., ~, -.
fs'.... ~. a. -...f ,'.',., II s,.... ,r....l
n ...s f......... ,.aa t.a ,rtI.s. ..t.
sr. ...F.
EnlawHrH' #.1r said ca5iad
T1'eFs So ] bed been ea}in. af.ed aH'
P.y tfa wees aua aeu took ta ariUA-
n,.5 z. ~. ~. .l.. ..,,5,',, ,..5 ' ',..i
.F.....s.. ~ .',s.., ....i. a.u st,r..a,,[.
s.t
IA marble cutter Hfag iaEEp0rt rr-
Gently received lfIm o German au order
t0r tombstone, With tba following
ciHIaphs--" My wife Susan isdcad IL she'd
~ g., ~. ..' -. -. a. az. AN " ,a ,'
t IN ~. ,,.',',,s. s,',, '' ,nf,
,8 ~ '''''~' 81 '''i'''' '''''
@''
IA fortune hunter being ia q ball
room, heard q gentleman giving ana ac.
oOnHt Of tic dcth Of a rich old widow,
Died yesterday, in her cighty-niutb
year Wid lhe narrator. What o pity !.
exclaimed tho fortune hunter; what q
fiue match she would have made two
dgysaot
tr,,sr., ,gs. lat.l, l.ass,;,o, If ,l.,
~
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-11

A res leg chHn bucket, or other
wooden vessel viii generally communi.
este dissgresab.e taste to aaatlhlug
a4al i pnl ala H ID prevent ihls It.-
convenience FIRST ,eald lie vessel wei.
With bQliag Water leiiiag the water &c.
masu 81 it t..l r5ld Then dissolve some
peafiasA, o soda, a. lukgRarm water, 81.
dAE aife h3toi tfac Is q, and wash
itt as.ie q tbs vessel well with this 30
luf4on AacfWard ecAhd ID well with
r|ain hoi water ard rinse q well before
son Hse III
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-11

Take "a qBart Of water and pour slowly
iBtn &c half piHt OF sulphpric acid.
lIhe mixture Will become quito warm
from chemical action, aud this Il
DE reason WIS the acil should b. poured
slowly into lhc water rather than the
water into ihe acid wash The mold.
haHl cor my other iron that Is rusivJ
Wi,b GHls weak acid and Ict IL remain on
thg iron 1ati. "a eggpgrstCs Then wash
it sgda. The object Is 70 give time for
lhe acid 20 dissolve tbe rust. Then wash
with water aad taB win see where The
worst rusty pots are. Apply some moro
ael3 agd tRA those spots with brir
Tie acid sod the securing will reu.aye
most 81 ,ila rust Iheu wash thc mold.
h8aul thoroughly with water. 10 remove
tao ae53 aHH fub ID dry Brush e over
with petroleum. other 0il, and let Il be
uHUI .piuE When YOU ~ % blowing
take bottle 0ft che aeid water 10 ihe field
eiia sou and apply i every bout 20 auy
sTot 0f rust iaat may nmaiu The acid
a8d tie securing VI The earth will soon
msAe it perfectly bright and smooth. HI
%. inou work be washld over gith pctro-
team soan as We pot our tools. imple.
mfi- and machines aside i5f lie winter.
e wall kctH taem from rHst,ug .aud save a
great Deal ~ ir8uhle and ANNOYANCE. Is
nothing of depreciation and loss.-
NahoNai faast
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1871-05-11
DOES DRY WINTER INDICATE
SHORT CKOpsl

Some persons are predicting that the
drought in New England is a pretty
sure indication that the coming sum
mer viii he a dry one, and that short
crops will be the result. 1t is quite
certain, we think, that if the spring
rains arc withheld through the latter
part Of April and all through May,
thar the most abundant summer rains
would hardly compensate for the loss
of the former IL is not probable that
the mechanical or chemical operation
in the soil, whereby plant food is sup
piled, is the work Of day or a week.
The process Of preparation Of food, d.
gestion, or whatever it may be, we
take it is carried on in the soil, 50 that
when the root receives it, it is true
sap-fo0d, and passes on as such to the
leaves where il is elaborated into sub
stances which are 10 form It's own kind
whether it be the poison heIlcbore or
the delicious peach
lfthis "bc true then the soil needs
continuous rain, so that active opera
tious may be constantly going ON in it,
TO make ready the food which plants
must have, or cease to grow
Cases have been recorded in Eng
land and in other countries. whore win
tcfs Of unusual droughts were followed
by short crops. In Algicrs, and in the
lower plains in that region 4 ieE win
ters ago, thc drought was very severe.
and the succeeding summer a hmine
was the result.
those who plant under these conyie-
tons, viii do we'll to select moist land,
plant early aud cultivate highly, SO as
% carry crops forward rapidly, and If
possible beyond the reach Of a drought,
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Tin Cl,s. Jsrsnre5
STOVES. &c.. SIC.
,..,-,s- ,,.....--,s,...t.
respectfully solicited
,,.-.,...-.y o.. y..,-.,g-, ,,,,,,,
COPPER, TIN,
,xn sprpr rnov WARE
9lo' L9' az "0'
-z.-.. 1000. -
FACTORY POINT, VT"
having recently taken '"' '"'P '''"''''' '''''
..,- 80 49,, -.,--.., -.,-...
,,r5 d, all t,,o.. y, teor On hand f,r soIo
1890 ....n,....
-, ~. ~
,,oo,,,,,,nr ,r-,r,,
stove Ilpe,
Nm. w.
establishments of this kind. From their long
experience in business they feel confident that
those who patronize them will in no wise be dis
N''"'''''''''
Z or PRICE.
...,...
,tus.as
No forgotten Ierseics that perbaps were good
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-19

FIRST BALs Sswi eorroS-Mr. f.
J. Busck brought' TO market yesterday
the fr,t Bale Of Cotton for the season
1t was purchased by Messrs Bull, SEQ.
vils&sPikes iforea Sets. These gentle.
- eli fsss.sI., h,ss ,la-S-ys f<5 : aS-f@E lsl
mar Awarded as is their wont o splendid
sett of'siIver spoons, to e Mr, Buyek, We
Understand that the first Bale brought
to market last year was torghtnight
later in the Season than this one, fact
which of course entities Mr.. b. ,tol the
,nedaIgfp the , balance of 1871, and =,
partsofqlS72. Wonder who will wear
it in 1873 ?slf ~, 81 "a snlh6 ya-a
Il
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1871-08-19

a kPRocLAsATIoN.--In another column.
win be found His Excelleucs, the Gov
ernsr's Proclamation, offering . reward
ofHNEg gHUNDKED DoLkARs for
the afrest of the two Porters, said to have
been implicated in th" murder of Perry,
in, the Fork. sccsss@at s,sgfs4 2e9e-s
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The State Of South Carolina
oRANGEBURG COUNTY
In COMMON Pleas s.s=1 =,

8 Martha NJ. Stroman, 20 Bin for; gar
~ Aln,,xsof Account fesf :
Absalom Stroman, deed. Marsimls yAssets-F
fa so va. IscHrt34f, at2asl forsefk ~
FWatson A. o'Gain, late Injunction anu q
W Ordinary, ot. al. aS Relief - ?
rtlTho Creditors of Absalom troIuan, decd,
are hereby notified that they are required,
by an order in The above stated casc, to pre-
sent and prove their several and respective
demands before me, OH before the 10th
day of September next, or they will bo de-
''''ep Piy11sFl1 D a1Ean SfdSaS0 Q,
s aug 12--et, ,,.,,., s.s,,,,,.. Rsferse,.
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THE TnnAstREn,'s REronr we pub
lish in another column the report Of the
Treasurer ofsthes Town Council The
Rsport IS full and complete, aud shows
very clearly That thefunds of the people
have been expended judiciously. ~
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Njsso Sasse.al-e - - lss'7. 80 ,ttt f
SpsEss GfsacERy.-Afr. Nosc adrcr.
tises FRESH lnt Of iine, groee.irs t,rs
sales sle,oftep ,ake.a Ftssi' Ftss iii' at this
rentlcananiss store, and VIC are always
sttnek With The neatncss and o4att, i'll.
which. he keeps everything. Wa.:s
eseF.yau findsthcse in grocery, to Wit:
neatRess and order. you may alwaystaks
ie5nE granted that everything offered
fhere for sale is frst-class. Give Dir.
F.aEeail, liodsekecpcrs! @....- e. Z
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Adverti enents must
rs handed To the Business
ana befo arsda5
ny.ss :. S ~ sIassSi q tss - 9xsit

sunvrvoas' gassoclAs1oa "A meet
ing of this Society iias called for the 22d
Inst, at Fsldef'a Tall. Members are
requested ITO furnish brief accounts of
their military carcers gisiog branch Of
ssfyiss, and special incidents connected
) there~ith. 2, & g.
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IL u st.h,.e,s1s f-ssv7 = - -. gsrsf ~ la ~
The First Fair for Orangeburg
se's,s sss County. 81 ~,

L = =
ss'S. County. 81 "a
The First Annual Fair of the Agrii,
cultural Society Of orangcburg County
wilL bo hclda Whittelnorc's Factory
Building, commencing on Tuesday, Oct.
24th, 1871, at noon, aud ending Thurs
day, Get. zbsn, at o,oiock f. ii. " &c -.
advertisement len Ct =, saa List Of Premiums
offered by the Society is worth any ones
Ietsnalss il speaks eloquently for the
enterprise and iuausttylof the people of
our loved 'esangcbaassss,,. Let every pcr.
son show proper appreciationoof the
energy Of the gentlemen who are at tho
head Of this Society. They deserve
credit afof, their exertions. Bot ass the
vadvertisomeat CAME 10 i at late hu hour We Nc
will reserve what may ghayestd say of
is for next week. ~ s1e7 o1ss.f 5s 81
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1871-04-28

c. REAL ESTATE-THOMAS SONS SALE.
Lu Modern Three-story Brick Dwelling, No. 1914
Master street between Thirteenth aud Broad Streets
on Tuesday May 2, 1871, at - O'Clock, noon, Will be
sold at public sale at the Philadelphia Exchange.
all that modern three-story brick dwelling, iWith
three-stOTy back buildings and lot Of ground, situate
on the south side OF Master street. west of Thir-
teenh street. No 1914; containing in front on Master
street II feet and extending in depth 81 feet Sub
ject to the restriction that no building for Offensive
occupation shall ever be erected on said lot. It has
gas, bath hot and cold water, heater, range, etc.
Immediate possession Terms-s250O may remain
on mortgage.
NJ. THOMAS q SONS Auctioneers,
4S22 % Nos l3Q and l4l FOURTH Street.