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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06
IMMIGRATION TO FIRGTNIA-Wc hear that
within the past few days gentleman of high

IMMIGRATION TO EIRGINIA--Wc hear that
within the past few days gentleman Of high
character and standing has been in Richmond,
after tour through the Carolinas, represent
ing powerful English company which is pre-
pared to land on the shores of Virginia one
thousand families, English and Scotch, within
sixty days after engaging lands suitable in loca-
ton and price. In the Carolinas, suitable bodies
of lands were offered. but the climate: soil and
political condition Of Virginia gave her the
preference. If no State effort can be made to
secure these particular enigrants, cannot some
of our large landholders unite in offering bodies
Of land on which to settle i colony 50 desirable
1t is not yet by any means properly realized i'y
the landholders Of Virginia that the best way
to uuadruple the value Of land is to devote one
half of it to at least doubling the population by
selling at prices so low as to insure purchasers.
Sooner than continue to hold the large surplus
Of land now embarrassing our proprletors 1t
would pay we'll to give away one half, cut up
into small farms, to energetic emlgrants; and
the community that inaugurates such system
will be immediately more comfortable, aud III
very few years the most prosperous commu-
nitv in the State. The representative OF tins
English company will probably return to Rich
mond in short time and will leaveior London
during the month Of June to report to his CO.
adiutOrs, and to take action in this matter
Cannot some public expression OF opinion be
had from those most interested and most Ill
hucntial, to assist in drawing this emigration
to Virginia Surely it is at least worth an
effort -Richmond Whty
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1871-05-06

A SotIooLBoY's FIRST. LOVE LETTER. IL
never wrote letter before, and don't know
lust how to begin it; but | know lots OF boys
who do write letters to the girls, and m most
as big as they are Tommy Jones said he had
got a letter from somebody; | tc;lscd him to
let me see it; in taking from his pock ket it fell
into mud puddle never so tickled in my
life; but he cried like everything. like you
real we'll, for you are a Democrat, and Old
School Baptist, and have been to the city.
saw you at church last Sabbath. You have i
new bonnet. like new bonnets; and some
time, you know shall get you new bonnet al
most every day I shall learn to build houses, and
you can wash the dishes and make pancakes
| like pancakes; don't you? | don't like mo-
lasses bit; it is real nasty stuff | hope you
don't like it either, for shall not have a bit
in our house. and it wouldn look well to quar-.
rel about molasses;; and ! wouldn't strike girl
when she $ 4 woman; when get some money
Pm going to buy you some cologne; shalt
turn some out for me, SO when [ come to see
YOU can perfume my handkerchief: can
write any more now The school mann is look
ing this way. You see, she don't know what
true love is you haven't any paper I'll give
YOU a leaf out ofmy new reader.
''WlLLE BRowN
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S n N & CO.,
Successors to Samuel IIarlcyl
GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS
No Is Union street,
Alexandria, Va.
&t5- Particular attention paid to the selling o. o.
FLOUR, GRAIN and all kinds of COUNI
PRODUCE and filling all orders for GROCE-
RIES, GUANO, PLASTER, SEEDS, NC,
&c, at the lowest market rates.
~ A gents for the sale of james :. N@rh
celebrated brands of FAMILY FTONR.
10 4 gents for the sale Of the "RO CND 1tf
HYDRA ULIC CEllENT'' Jan o-u
! RRoDERs. j. LANSON.
T BRODERs & CO.,
y. No. II King street.
GENERAL COMMISSION I;I;S;| MERCHA|NTs
Wholesale Dealers in
GROCERIES,
=. LIQUORS.
Provisions, .....
SALT FISH.
and PRODUCE
Also keep on hand general assortment 81
Curduge, Tar. Pitch, Nails, Lime, Packing, Oils,
Lamps and Ship and Naval Stores
All orders and consignmcnts promptly attend
ed to- and goods forwarded without delay to con-
signecs on arrival.
a gents for DupontS Gunpowder.
XXX Ale and Porter always on hand.
a gents for the Baltimore and Potomac Trans
portaton line lnh IO-u
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RAILROADS..
R.4ILRO.3DS.
WASHINGTON s. OHIO RAILROAD
GN y Gss gsa E=szsz7 7Gzz=zg#Gzz

III y -
MARCH ~, 1871.
Two Trains Daily, except Sundays, between
Alexandria and Hamilton.
Leave Alexandria at s. ~ H. IN. and 5 p. III.
Arrive at HYmlton ut 10 So u. III. and IDS p. IN.
Leave Hamilton at 5. 80 Il. III. and 2l5 p. m.-
Arrive at Alexandria ut go II. III. and 2.35 p. m.
The S:lOa Il. m. train FROM Alexandria and 12:15
p. III. train from Hamilton connect at Hamilton
vile, SnickcrsviIlc, Berryvillc and Winchester;
also, with Rcamcr's Line of C0achC, which leave
Leesburg daily for Alie and Middleburg.
Annual tickets, sixty dollars; communication
tickets, (25 trips) at .! cents per mile.
T. r. HAFENNER
mh Il General Ticket Agent
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Regulator.

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and aguc, dropsy, b
Prepared only by
Price 81; by mai
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Gents Furnishing Goods.

Buy your Shirts, Cravats and
other Gonts' belongings from
our very large stock, which
comprises everything needed.
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Physician Of this celebrated institution has dS
covered the most Certain, Speedy, Pleasant ana
Etiectllal RemedY in the world for all
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ASK YOUR WIFE TO EXAMINE OUR
YOUTHS AND BOYS CLOTHING.
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DIR. JOHNSTON

Member of the Royal Colegco of Surgery of Lon
don. Graduate of one Of the most eminent Col
leres in the United States, and the greater nar'
of whose life has been spent in the hosptalSol
London, Paris Philadelphia and elsewhere ha'
effected some of the most astonishing cure: thaI
were ever known; many troubled with ringngin
the head and ears when asleep, grcatncrvousncSs
being alarmed at sudden sounds, la.ht'llncsI,
with frequent bl,,~hing, attended sometimes with
dernn cement of mind were cured immediately
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lNRANGE, ALEXANDRIA AND MAN
~ ASSAS RAILROAD.
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d D. GOULD W. H. WILKENINQ1
TOULD s. WILKENING,
" Successor TO W. r. Henderson,
GROCERY, LIQUOR & GENERAL COM
MISSION MERCHANTS,
No. 80 North Royal st.
Dealers in GROCERIES. TEAS, COFFEES,
SUGARS, WHISKEY, BRANDY, WIN Els,
SCOTCH ALE, PORTER, &c.
Also Eastern and Potomac SHAD, HER
RING and MACKEREL.
Choice brands of SEGARS and TOBACCO
always on hand.
Strict attention paid to the sale of COUNTRY
PRODUCE ie l8-f
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SECURE THE FIRST PICK" FROM THE
STORE.
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Observation-Disclosures.

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Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Sin fur3es &apitel fhr DamteeS,

SIN 8rodbaus'iaen @onuer(attons>
2erteon beibt Is, >@a ~. "3rya#c
~@ermania beiBen bic &5u,er BEG BON
ben Deutlden b%emcbnten 9anbeS i'm Norz
ben Der Donau unc int Often resNbeins
bis tu ben Seeflaen. DenNamen Get
mania oeuteten rte &5mer als r8erbraz
eerte", @ermanta 1T beute Der @elammt>
name Der Deutl9en, @%neldnper, Nterer>
ldncer uno @fa%npinaoter. Die beutieen
9ermanilden 2dnoer 1np II. eas eieentz
It@e Deutldlanp, 2. Die S9wet3, 8. 5ol>
lano uno 8eleten, 4. @roBbrttanien NIT
ietnen @olonien, S. S6neoen> Norwesen
unp Ddnemarf, 6. Die decentralization
Staaten. Die 3abl Der @ermanen tann
man ouf 90-10O Miuicnen onl&lasen;
Deutl@lano ielbft felt pa3u 40 Wftuio
men. Sn Norpamertfa louen IL Miutcz
nen Deutl6e 1ein. Das Bort >,oeuti@"
fnpet 1i9 TN dltsiten @6riftperfmal In
Der @otbtl9en Bibelitber(ebung oes ulfi>
las. Sc famn,t aus hem @an6frtt uno
bepeutet ucas @olf".
Mtt upeutl@" wurben bic I'M beutl @en
Mutterlano lebenpcn 8oltS fdmme ut
1prinsli@ aud BON ben Gneldnoern be-
3et9net ; BET Der 1T Golee Der normdnntz
i@en Groberune et%neeri0enen Spra@per<
Derbntb tpuroe pas , oeutl@" In dutch"
forrumpirt tpomtt oann lpdter Der ger
n,anil9e Stamm Der 6oQdnper vdutch<
man" be3et@net wuroe; 1pdbrenb man
fir bic ei9sntlt@en Deutl&en bic alte rBz
mtl@e Be3et@nun9 uGermans"' pieper
aufnabm.
unni6enpe uro robe Mmeritaner beriez
men ii@ bduf9 nod ees ipe3tfl9en Na>
mems ~dutch" anftatt os6 au9emetnen
German, um bic Deut]den ~ beSei9z
men ODER gu oerb6bnen. Die Mn9aben
oeS Brodbaus'l6en 9ertfon6 fIno dbri<
gems ui4t gang bu9fdblt@ 5u nebmen.
Nur bic peutlde S9wei3 !. g. 1T eer<
manil9, wdbreno bic wel@lde eeltil@
1T.
Sn Bels{en fnb nur bic Glamldnber,
bic fretli& gum eresen Spell frans5frt
finn, 9ermanild, wdbrenp pie @aQonen
celttl6 1nb.
AufaQene 1T IS, baB otele unlerer
nd@fen eermantlden Blutsperwanoten
int eeeenmdrti9en &rieee nit ben Gran>
3olen iympatbil trt baben. @a6 tbut's
Die DMtl9en baben bepielen, bob fe
aud sbne ete Spmpatbie tbrer Bettern
nit tbren Geiupen ju Streia tomn1eu
t5nnen. G. 80
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23

And etne 1@sne @esenb.- -
;Sn Grte, pa, maroen IN lebttr @o@e
etpa 20, meitsns Deutf&e. Salonwtrtbe
pesea ~l1etertretut,e ber Scnntass<@e>
ieBe" Yor bic S6ranten be6 bo9notb<
petnli@en @ert&te seforbert unb tn rum
Der Suume 3u elmer @elpitrafe BON
$500 unb elmer @efdnanibarafe Don
40 Ta9en perurtbetlt. Dte Soften tper>
ben ertra bere9net. Dies 1T etne probe
amerttantider Greibeit> UNI 1pelGe uns
pie (lntertbanen bes &aiiers @ilbelua
l9perli@ beneieen tperoen! a
- Der Maneel an ~poliseifdlen"
in Mobile entlodt elmer bortt0eu i3eitune
bic &la9e: ~@enr bic 2eute nt@t Die
@eleBe Elm 8t6@en mebr ibettretet tpol>
len, 70 1T IS ia gar nt@t n6tbts, Grte>
bensridter su baben."
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23

49, Gtne &t9mpneer Dame, trel@e
fir perldteoene 3e'tuneen correippnoirt>
beldlob, e6 tbren mdnnliden @oueeen
aleid gu tbun uno fi& aufs ~Snterpte>
men" 3u perle9er. Gines Der eriten
Spfer, wslde6 de il@ ertpr> mar @ouz
perneur @alter, ben ie namentlt9 fiber
eine> eben ldwetenpe uno Yiel beipro1ene>
Giienbabnansele9enbeit aus5ubor@en BE-
l9loB. Statt nit elmer Nntwort, ent<
9eonete Der @cuperneur Der i6Snen Sra
germ NIT Der @e9enfrase, ME ie penr
iiber bic Mn9e!soenbett eenfe. sic be-
fame ftd "auf Der Gen3" lautete eer
ldneQ se9ebene Beidetp. ~@obl eenn">
REF Der 9alante @ouoerneur aus ~oteler
plaB 1T, ia @te f1@ oarouf hfncen,
Wapame. Elm su id6ner, als eab t& ni@t
%prin9eno w1nl&en loQte> penlelben NIT
Sbnen ~ tbeilen."
- Ginem pripatidreibcn aus Dres>
ben entnimmt Der uYetber Qloyo" einen
traurt9en Bele9 fir bic unia9lt&enS DIFFER,
mel6e pteler blutz uno tbrdnenpoQe& rteo
bereits 9eforoert. Da6 @9reibeu rlbrt
ndmli& pom elmer rortt9en Dame BET,
wel@e Die elddltdc Mutter BON flint
S5bnen unp feds T5dtern oetpelen, unp
in Golee zines orauiamen @erbdnent0es,
bos ielblt in oieleu, blutteen@ 81 lferfampfe
ni6t leineS9letden baben tlrfte, fno 70,
tpobl Die flint @5bne als aud Die feds
@&1ieseri5bne auf oem6eloe cerGbre 9e>
jblteben. ;51""33#, >Gt @H.."
'H'- @or efntsen @o@ex jbieb es, 6.
.O1ipter babe an &6nts @ilbelm Elm
4S6ratben 29eridtet. Ser Gemps per6f<
fentltpt nun rtelen Brief 1omie aud
Bismarde @ntwort oarauf. Aus ei,em
pariier 8aQonbrtefe erbeut. baf 0Qipier,
rer Mitpropoeatpr be6 &rtess, in Dem
S@reiben erfldrt, Der &rie9 1et bura
cine rem &aiier Napoleon, tpenr, aud
unabf&tlt@ %anaetbant Shuttle :entfan.
ben, unp ba ct (Suioter) an@ptt CLAUDE
unb@ ott fetsGrantret@ lddBe 70 CLAUDE
[r (SQipier) aud al, eenn enolt@en Sri,
umpb Granfretds. Darauf bdtte ibu,
8tsmord nit fol9encem Sdreiben oes
bient: der x6nt9 bat SIREN Brie(
nt4t erbalten, ober i'd CLAUDE .9bneu
a%ntrpprten ~ 7t6nntn. bae, sca sic an
Got 8lauben, 9br 8on3es Qebea midi
binrtt@t, TIN auf ben &nteen una Ser.
jeibuna far bos unbel 3ua bitten, bad
Ste Sbrttn eanpe au9efastb abeu. 81
tr3dblt bte q. ST. 81.
Minnesota Staats-Zeitung. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1858-1877, 1871-03-23
Darufabt 10. Gebruar. - Das

. rnt 4 abt 10. Gebruar. - Das
teute mor8en etttpas nod 81 ubr btel
etngetret:ne @rpbeben near NIT boomers
dbnlt@em @et6ie beslettet unb tpelentltd
0drter, als BE I'm .porteen Sabre bier
peripiirten Gri@Itteruneeu. G6 tirfte
pteuei9t nt&t pbne Sntere0e fein, cine
D%abrnebanun8 dber MaS uno Nrt ber
@ri@utterunS 3u per5etdneu. Sn elmer
Bapewanne, oeren &epfente mad Sl<
BEN fano, befanb ii@ pom pprtgen Mbenp
Elm &et @aGer BON 6 @entimeter 6Ste
aber benz wa0ere&ten Booen. @@reiber
otele6, Der ettpa 2 Minuten na9 Der @r<
i@itterun9 bortbin cling, UNI entlpre>
@enpe @abnebmunaen su maaen, fauo,
pab oa6 beme9te 8a6er bic Wdnoe ber
Wonne runouu1 ourdi4ntttli6 2 @entt>
meter bod Qwt1@en 16 uno % MtQt<
meter) oberbalb be6 Wa0eripie9els be-
nsbt bate. sSnsbe lonoere tparer, bic
Spuren 3peter @eIenlptBen i@tbar, Die
bis q unb % MiQtmeter binaufret@z
ten. CDie betrefenpe Stele Der @anne
mar 46@entimeter brett.) @eran.
10. Sch. Gntipre&eno Der ftufenweilen
Nbl@md@ung Der bieii8en Grobebeu Lief
I9 erwarte11, oaB bic erteu Monate bes
laufenben Sabres nur nod b19f 0ez
rinse @ridetnun9en brinsen ~iiroeu, ote
f9 mebr Gem @ebSr ol6 Stolen fat Dem
@tf9bl ol6 8ewe9une UNI Grl91tterun9
fuup 9aben. So >par es penn aud in,
Sanuar, 100 man muir ielten uno ;par
por;uesweile UNI BE 3eit be8 Neu< ooer
@oQmonoe8 peretnSelte Donner wabr<
nabm. Da0elbe fano aud itatt am 5.
unp 6.SanuarNbenbS uno am 7.Na@ts,
uno 19on tonnte man ciele @irfun9 alS
abgeI9lo0en betra9ten, als beu,e Morz
9en UNI 5 ubr 80 Mtnutsn cine pou>
1tdnoiee @rl6ltterun9 e~intrnt, bic ii@
cur@ 1ebr beoeutenoe tdn8e auS3ei&nete.
Son ben, erlteu Sag bis auu1 Sdlub
Derao0sn ungefdbr 6-8 @efunoen.
Ddbrene 5 @efunpen l@Qtterten babel
fortwdbreno bic Wdnpe, ra0elten Geniter,
1b0ren unb @erdtbe unD purben rie
nod Nubenpen In tbren 8etten bin unp
ber sewte9t. Sur BET iebr weni9en @r>
l9einuneen tpar btele6 @teseri 10 an
balteno uro tpieoerbolt bemertt rporren>
mte bet oieler. Der Grlaeinun9 folsten
nod etntAe lebr lei&te Stolen cbne @r>
f@ltteruns.
Berltn, II. Mdri.-@efern farb
bier Der General 2ieutenant J. .. ..
@ansauee. Derlelbe 9eb6rte nod 3u
ben @eteraner aug ben Gretbeit5trte9en
uno bate feline bere9te mtlitdrilde 2auf>
babn i'm Sabre 1864 ols @emanpanl
BON &5ln beldlol7en. @r itanp nauentz
LID aud ale eelebrter Militdr I'm Nnle'
ben, ,pte er Bonn etne 8eadttte S&rift
lber ben 9rpBen &urfariten beraus9e9e'
ben bat uno Sabre lang alS 2ebrer an
Der oroBen &riess> Mfapemie tbdti9 &C.
rpelen 1T. Ct nabm ferner cus lebbafs
tefte Sntere17e an perl1feoenen @ebieteu
Der Wt0en@9oft uno ,par felt alter 53et,
Elm tbdttee8 Mitelteo pteler selebrten@ez
leul9aften. Sn alien &reilen, NIT wel:
Gen er in 8erlbruns fam, wor ct I'M
leine6 biereren une edit bumauen We,er
wi0en cine ebenio 9eltebte wie 8ea&tet'
Yerl5nlt9tett.
- Da6 neue beutide &ei@ umfab
einldlie6lt@ Gtae uno 2otbrtn9en (272
Quapratmetlen) 1901 Quapratmetler
NIT 40,148>209 @inwcbner> 1T alto ar
@oIf6jabl oaS a%meit9r6bte in europa
GS 5dblt udmli@:
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22
The State of South Carolina.
COUNTY OF SUMTEn-COURT OF
COMMON PLEAS.

dsn.
To WILLIAM E. PLOwDEN, Defendant In this
action
VOU are hereby summoned and required to
answer the complaint in .this action.
winch is fled in the Office Of the Clerk OF the
Court OF Common Pleas for the said County, end
to serve u copy Of your answer on the subscriber
ut his Office, Sumter, South Carolina, within
twenty days after the service Of this summons on
YOU, exclusive Of the day uf service.
If YOU fail to answer this complaint within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff will take judgment
against you for tn. SUN Of twelve hrudred dol
Lars. with legal rate of interest from the 6rst day
of October, one thousand eight hundred and
seventy, and oOs.s and Endorsements necessary
and inc idsnt to this action.
Dated at Sumter, 8. G., FEBRUARY 7, 1871.
z, W. NOISE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22
Ayers
Hair Vigor,
. For restoring Gray Hair to
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and efectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
s0iM the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Tb;p bnsr 10 fhicR-
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22
A.. U;ii;amR ploaaen /,

70 the Defendant, William 3. PloHdens
Take notice that the summona ard Complaint
In this action we're Ged In the Office Of the Ciork
of the Court o! Common Pleas for Sumter Coun-
~ AID Staps Of South Carolina On the seventh day
of Febasry, 1871.
E.w. NOISE, plslOtlTa Attorney. :
FEBRUARY Is, 1871.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22

E0R PRINTING and BLAME. BoeK
MANUFACTURING and ENDING ipall
its brsnthes, 60 to- EDWARD PERRY,
i49 Meeting street ppasits chs,lestoa Hotel
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22
ON SWEARING.
.-::o::--

cowrER wrote some lines about swearing,
which it would be worth while for every one to
learn
at chlls nv blood to hear the blest Supreme
Rudely appealed to on each triAng theme;
Maintain your rank vugarity despise-
To swear is neither br. We, polite, or wise,
You would not swear upon bed of death:
Reflect! Your Maker may now stop your breath"
Some who would not swear by the name of
God. think nothing of swearing by George" or
"By jingo," or by something else; others often
cry out, Good gracious !" or "Mcrey on me"
and the like. These are the beginnings ofswear-
ing. They are to profanc swearing, what acOrns
are TO the oak
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22
CITIZENS
SAVINGS BANK
S outh Ca rolina
DEPOSITS or ONE DOLLAR AND Up
WAHDS RECEiTED.

DEPOSITS or ONE DOLLAR AND Up
WAHDS RELEtTED.
Interest allowed at the rate Of Seven per cAt.
per annum on Certificates
Of Deposit, and Six per caat. on SWINGS
counts.
COMPOUNDED EVERY SIX MONTHS.
OFFICERS.
WM. MARTIN. President.
JOHN b. FL MEk' Vice Presidents.
A.G. BRENIZER. Cas- s'ier.
JOHN c. L. SMITH, Assistant Cashier.
J. W. DAKGAN, Assistant Cashier at Sumter.
Local Finance Committee at Sumter.
J. T. soLoMoNs, -; $; RIcHRDsoN,
L. q. PATE, +. L. FRSER.
This lis q Home Institution and merits the
patronage Of the people Of the State-at the
same time n safe place to deposit their money,
which can be withdrawn wherever needed.
A general Banking Business done. Home and
Foreign Checse Bought and
Sold. Old Bank Bills, Dilapida,ed Currency and
Sold purchased,
ReYenue Stamps for Sale.
Banking Hours from 9 o'clocz, Il. NJ.
to3 p. IT,, anf eoery Saturday AFTER,
mon, trom ) to Z O'Clock
Jan is
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22
OLD CoPARTNERsBIPS.

OLD CGPARTNERSB1PSs
Whisky. and Ignorance.
Whisky and Poverty.
Whisky and Sensuality.
Whisky and Crime.
Whisky ard Degradation.
Whisky and Disease.
Whisky and Destruction.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1871-03-22

A Jerscyman, who has Chinese
servant, complains that the heather
will worship an old brass hand iron
when the family gathers for prayers.
- Judge Emmons died recently near
Colorado. He had been a printer, SOL
dier, sailor, journalist, politician, lee
turer, lawyer, and circus agent, all in
twenty years.
Robert Browning, the English
poet, has grown very old in appearance
since his wife's death, though the vigor
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The State of South Carolina
COURT Of COMMON PLEAS
COUNTY or SUMTER.

D.mt L. Krcls Is. VILLAIN t. I'lonc''n.
To WILLIAM Z. pLowDEN, Defendant in this
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V7oU are hereby summoned and required to
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Dated Sumter. s. C. Febuary 7tb. 1871.
L. W. NOISE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
To the Defendant, William E. Piowaen:
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ty and State Of South Carolina, the seventh
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E.W. NOISE, Plaintiffs Attorney.
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