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The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22

BACHELORS ATTENTION =" Sally
Grubbins. Of 'sfladeIcf' wishes to
get married. Her ''car6" speaks for
itself; here it is:
A Husband wanted hy a young
laideyc of inconsiderabul pursenal
detractions, and edikation. She is
under fifty years Of age, of tall and
delicate flyer. She has one very
fine i, having losed the other by an
awful fit of the small pecks: her
accomplishments consist of Whislin
with crate pour and sweetness, and
plantin perraturs. She has been
taking lessins i'll boxin. and she is
willing to give ampill protfS to who
soever marries her Apli at III
more street, filadeliti.'
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22

one square 10 lines first insertiOn~...S3 90
Each subsequent inSerjion........--........l %
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22
HEALTH ITEM S.

From Halls journal of Iiealth.l
\ piece of vegetable charcoal laid
on a burn sOothes the pain. and, il
kept applied for an hour, cures it
completely.
There is no better remedy for cold
feet than to slap the leg hriskly just
above the knee after raising the foot.
The increased circulation INDUCES
immediate relief.
There is a very simple process hy
which muslins used for ladies and
children dresses can be prevented
from catching fire. Dissolvea a small
piece Of alum in the water in which
Inu,lins are rinsed. When dry. if a
light be put to them, they will
shoulder away slowly. but not
break out into a blaze And this.
so far from being serious t. muslin.
improves its appearance greatly.
Many persons lose their lives
every year 10y an iniudicious system
of clothing. and the principles in
volyed need repetition every wear.
II clplullS - - 't ttllliIloHt''. -
should be done il the morning when
first dressing. Additional clothing
may be safely put on at any time.
In Northern States. the under gar
ments should not he changed for
those less heavy sooner than the mid
die Of May: for even in june a fire is
very comfortable sometimes IN Il
New York parlor. Half the diseases
Of humanity would be swept away
from existence if the human body
were kept comfortably warm all the
time. The discomfort of cold feet,
or Of a chilly room, many have eX-
lcrienced to their sorrow: they make
the mind peevieh and frettul. while
they expose the body to colds and
intiammations. which often destroy
il in less than a week.
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GREELEY on SPCDs.-An Elmira
farmer wrote to Mr.. Greeley for adj
vice as to whether plaster was good
to put on patatoes. Horace SAID he
always used gravy or butter on po-
tatoes, but supposed any one could
get accustomed to plaster if they
made an effort.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22

\ gentleman who spoke Of having
been struck by IL ladvs beauty, was
advised to kiss the rod.
The Daily state register. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1870-1872, 1871-06-22
A. B. DRIESBACH

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
Groceries. Provisions.
wines and Liquors.,
Flour and Feed.
CrOckefy and TinySare.
Hardware and Bolts.
ls sting and sporting
Powder,
Safety Fuse.
Clothing. Boots and Shoes,
California Lime.
Plaster Paris,
Eastern Cement
Eastern Hair,
Whiting,
Window Glass.
Paints and Oils.
Wall Paper,
window Shades.
Picture Cords.
Patent Curtain Fixtures.
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L. r M'LAIN MRS. ". II. WATERS
WHITE HOUSE,
Corner of Third and Plaza streets,
CARSON CITY, NEVADA,
Z r &c f. S II f d L G E d

THE PROPRIETORS OF THE
above named commOdious and a
elegantly furnished House respect
fully announce 10 the public that the sssk l.
price of SINGLE and double roons have 49,
been reduced Families visiting the f2ss..l
city II md at the White House all the ,oIo /,
OF n home.
The TABLES will he supplied with all the
luxnries the market affords. No pans will be
spared to pleas, guests, aud every attention Will
be paid to their wants at all times
my21-lm" MCLAIH x WATERS, Props.
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Chr 1ailn State 2eoister,
Published Daily, CMoudays Excepted)
PERKINS e STREET.

UFFICE-Rail's Brick Building, Second
street, opposite the Capitol.
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f6-0rders from the country will receive prompt
attention. r. c. GCIRAD0, Druggist.
Carson, May 90 ISL, my30.f
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06

idulc, uuo anoere. Cine Wtenge SreInoe
aeleiteteu ben Garou pom @erolt uebit Satin
Gui ben 0ampier, unO Der 4d)tb. Neuerog
9obnion ipar elmer Der 2esten, Der ben Sheis
oenoeH ein 9eberpobi bot. Audl 4bpofat
Souls Sd)abe, Gin alter Sretno oeS @eiauos
ten, mar nit ieiner Srau oa ,mel9er pomSas
ron bon @erolt abi6ieb uahnl. Sefannt=
lid geoafte Der psritorbere u. Sbuntadler
in @eieaihaft Oes SaronS Die 0feiie mad
Deutihlarlo 3l madlst.
Sn Der Gaiute iubren: Baron 3. uon 0erptt nebft
7rau BON 9BaibiH9ton, s. .. 8renetberg nebIt So
rttin8cr nebf atnb, s.. u: Dc 0srmegota, Seni.
Betrp, .. Q. 9Silion, VI. u @eorB sSbttelot, Srdu
Wtarie Robetts, SrGulein Dtarioa 9emInsl, 6raneis
1tifanp uebit 6dnitie, GyduletG G. @etioa -Aue
non Baltimore; ~iSrdutrtn Sdultbct5, SrGuletn anra
R1msr. 5obann @o9t neblt 5amilie, Grdnle'n At9ter
- pom NSatbtugt0n; Brau s.. @thion poH Rttptionot
ga; u. r.. Sdrborr bon @las8ofp, Sp.; Y. W.
Ro6iuioH uou Ridmone, 3D.; brau s. s.. sePmer,
Srduletn Sannie Htbller, SrGulctn @atb9rlne eep
mer, @tlUert Sebrler, iun.t uno Grdulein sophie
@rnol5 pom Cincinnati;
i'm 3piibenoedc - @uitab Burger une Stne, T..
e. @tiie, Satoh Jtuben, 5. 9laab uno frat @nnd
9eper, Sobau y. 9omter, aebron 6rlncisco, 6rnu
y. @itingtr, y. Bcniet. s.. SGde, Srau 9%eHrtetta
8oI3. 9arl Sbulot, Stepban Stetnntii4et So9ann
OuDt, VI. Setn5elmdnn, Wt. Ortmann-aut oonSdlz
timorc; s. Y. Sobrtr pom Inuapolis; Z. 3eificr bon
@uausuiie, Sno.; Sat. aIinerotnger pom gorf, 4d.;
Soiepb Dteuer un6 Sinh, Sobu Sbepparn, germ.
Yubrtage, Setntih Stinter. @erp. @teittn9, SOD.
Butler iino Samitte uon @tHctunatl; Gbeooof aolerz
iron uon Eitt5burg, va.
9ie TradJt, msthe bic Berlin" mitgeuomnen, bcz
Itcbt aus 400 Srbotten Ytarpldneer. f29 Orbolte1
8iretnier nno Ats Orboften Ientlfp'cr 8tdtter= 2as
bad, 80 Srbotten Sentutp'er 3ab9dertppen, o09)
FuBoanbcn, go 9iiten 4ulterui 900 Sdden Guereis
tronesRinoe, 10 SiltCu Gtfeftcu, / baB Sdtnten uno
80 Giiten unb BGlferH perI6teoentn SnbGlts.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
Sr. Sarl y. TelbbauS
IN ST. 8, Gentre : Niariets Space, uersapit 5. &.
WieBner'S Bier 81 3 Gents bas @iaS.
Mditcr'S NDcOM

Scr. /, Glib SreperiditraBe,
ftotirt iett, mic nod ME suuor. Gans meme 9rdFte
bcrri4en aui Der Gaiber'i1en 8ibne; ~beionbers iben
yWitter uuo @belirduieins pom 4orfe," geippbnlih
"Female and Male Ministries" benalnfet, cine i~eltene
InSiebun95 strait ans. ST. Gdiber that etnen 9tiidli=
den Msurt, ais or, Die Gonnerierien Der groBen en9z
ltiben 6beattr b~enusenb, ~einSelne 2aleute ~berielben
Sl g~etuinnen ~Deritanb. Dies 1T nit sreeen Soften
%pertulpft, iucsbalb er Elm @ntree pom 10 Gents, Ilr
Srdteiters uno @atlerieiise % Sentf nimmt. Mber
oalir iiHb Die lansen 10 iptoerwSrtigen Eanfen pers
ihpunoer, uno man iommt ben sanben abeno MIDI
and Nrtn Qnd,pu II
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6puM GrpNc

lpuroe portgenRontaa fir bic ommeriaiiou eroffnet.
3uct Gampier fibre GbiabrtsSeiten itebe In Der be-
t~refienoen InseiOe! y perHltttetr bic 8erbtnoung Ole.
les ~beltcbeu 8er9niigunSsortes nit Der Staot uno
maiden tdNIih Sonnaheno uno Sonntag aus9es
nominen % Sinz unb Serinbrten. Der YIae lit nit
neuen Baulidteiten uub anta9en periebeu, Die 9iide'
treiiIih helielt. Spiritloirn nher perpnnt.
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0amen>S 6ieB preiie:
?. i GatenO abeel0fel .Sietrid
3. ] Ditto @abeln. ....... SeinSmann
a. RarlorsSorb Setpp
5. Vntteroole ....... UfeBi1er
6. &rus uno Stale basu.......... Setter
z Nabfdftdeit. q. ....... Sberlalber
8. GroBe Saic. .......... Si!6crSabn
8. Ot,teltaB ........ ........ PORT
10. 2 Yr1ie1ttrteaer .......... Sdafer
II. los. SbeclOfiel. SRI. @liia Seinsmanm
II. Uteoaluon ........ ..Vtppert
Bferbew ettrennen
/. Saldenmeier. ...... ..pannibal
2. nbreultanb ......... .Seiberih
8. Wunbbarmohifa ........... Sartnng
d. aette ......................I. Sranf
s.. Srufttabel -. .Saife
g.. tSanbbarmonlfa ....... Sdr6ber
Z. 0feoailon Nolte
8. Saidenmeier. SilbTSabu
.. 2 &ropte. $. Gutter
10. 2 Ditto Observation-Disclosures. Spobr
8egelpreiie: l. or. Swope, Gommobe; 2.
y. 6eit, ein Sopba; 8. @dbl, ] 0usenb
6obrtiible; A.. 8unfel, eia @aibtilh; 5.
Settler, eiu Sbee=S cruice; 6. Otto Seilner,
ein Yarlortiih; Z. Geo. Sort, 8iite Cigar
rem; 8. s. 6. gdbarbt, slpei &araffeu; 8.
S6afer, 2 Ylatmenagen; 10. 6. &aufmanit,
/ Dutenb MelIer unb @abeln; IL. Son Der
Seioe, ! 0neeno filberne 26ifel; ~. Miiacr,
/ 0utenb Sbeel6fiel.
Sr. Swope erbielt auBerbem cine 9olSene
0feoaile fir Die nleiiten oi3ebu."
9ritter unb 1etter Gag.
9as alte Sprii1mort: p@nbe gut, 9GeS
gut" bepGhrte Iid) geiern aud) bel oen
SA;tta,, Nam, ;hysu, Iefttpu Gsfttonn (nd,aIts
bas prdbti9lte Wetter. Der Ylae mar in
Solae Deficit unaepDbnlih ltarf, gefiilt lino
sur Sreuoe uniereIr S6iieen bcfanSen iid ul-
ter Sen Seludern aud @dite BON @albington,
narulid, bic So. s. Seiler, S6iiecnneiter
oerI @ernania. Sd)iisen," ilnb Gapt. 9ailh
mo 50. iSeins pom ben .Waibinatomcr
| Sdiiten," ipelde alle Orei, pie mir BON born
berein ben,erfen wo1eu, iid Yreiie boltcu.
Die aeuDbnliden 8ersniigun9en besannen
baraui unb mlrben bis gegeu Mitteruaht
su atlsemeiner 8eiriebi9ung Der Seiibeiuder
fort9eiett.
Seionberes Sntcrelie erregter bas YreiS.
ihieBen fir Serren (oaS geitern beenbist
rpurpe), baS fir 9an,en nnb erolid) oaS
8ferbersnnen fit &nabeu, bas, mie 9em5bn-
lid, ilnsenlcin piel 5eiterteit erre9te.
Gin atsetebnsr 3mil1enfaQ bel benz 6clte
mar oer Seiud beS @en. Slunlenberg, Briii'
benton, iowie Der iibrlgen Seamten Ger BAL.
tinorer Shiiten-@ eieaihaft." Die Serren
lam9teu 9e9en 5 ubr aberos an uub ipitrbert
BON Capt. Seipp uub oen Seanlten Der
Siirguidiitei" bcrSlid) begriiBt, Nadbem
fleuneIdaitide @efible anssetauiht iparen,
Tub Capt. Seipp bic Safe Elm, Grfriid|ungen
ein3uuebnlen unb bei'm @laie guten 8eines
,unroen Toaite aui bic eiuselnen SOiieelt-
SeieQidaiteu, Die su bofienoe Scrbriioeruns
b~erielben IL. /. I, ausgebraht. @eget Ounz
felueroen entfernteH itd Die @afe, bon ibrem
Gmpfange h6dlidllt befriebi9t. 9as Set
wurbe iobaHn bis sesen Wlitternadt fortae4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06
n 0SInuS. Wo.

User Gin binige5 unb angcnebm 9elesenes Seebab
beiuden mid, Dem empitblen mir Gobb's Sslano,
90. Breiie So pro GAG, SIS pro Wo6e. Die Uleiie
per Sampter 1T bequem une an9emeiien. SieRe YIN.
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ctu OarSncr'S OoteI,
Ssad 0Sbite Mccf Nctreat

Scr. 8 uub 10, Glib 9t9bitraBe,
Dem Der &tanozYirtpoS Yroi. s. SdIamm mltpir
frt ,,iph
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1871-07-06

maht Der n9bomas @olper" td9tidb = Sreita9s auss
9enommen pom Jtr. 2, 2iabiftr. zMerite, pier Sdbrs
len = frhb 8 t1br, Wadm. q 1s5 uno 4s7 lbr; Conn
tGaS nur stuei - frib unb Stadmttta8e cine. Gin
Winlifcerps lit ain Soro.
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NdtaipbasWein.

gger etnen oelit lten 9atuluba : gBein ober eirer
roiben @oncoro : s8eiu BADEN ,ulll. Der sebe 5u Srn.
s art Saiier In SIT. t6, . e. aret frat I,
no or iiher fein fam, reef uno bili9 bel 9roben obel
fIrinpn CtnfGitfsu hrhieut All .i1srhfu.
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dtTsnabrtdoteu

SEE SWHIPTeF UWtVFYt NPPUtVt NUPF-
Sowes, lief Montag bon bier in Softon ein.
ga~ SIM SO It Saltimorer sd ii t.
3enparte perben iGdten 9onneritag
Ma6mittag 8 l6r 5 Sdenfs, 2 GBr, l Safs
fee, 2 3uderpcrf-, l Gigarren-, 1 8iirfels,
2 9ol5cnldieBitdnbe, l Blat fir Shautcln
ilno l Blab fiir'sGarroniel fit bas ndAitenS
itatt5ufinbenoe groBe Sdiitenfeit al bell
Meilthietenben perifeiaert.
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aNariiclb's
%patcntirte ielbfwaidenSe


Dieie Setfe 1T etne Der niislidHen grEnbnnsen bee
3ettatters; lie ipdidt Die ielnften. uie aud, Die sr6bqcn
f~yabrtfdte IN fotteiit, iuariaeni, bartein, ueiden ODER
Salspaier obne scdeu ODER Dfaihinrrte. unb iuirb
%9arantirt, baB lie bic ~ieinften f~fabritate nibt beIbdbiat,
ipenn mad Mniusnoung 9ebraud,t. &c IN cine pors
saalidbe Seiie ipesen er rahftebeneen @rinoe,
ndmIih: ~
1. Stcfe Sciic. burh ibre ciaene araft. toft bas
ffett aui unb beireit oas 3teibunS sind uon Gd,mt,t.
einIah nnb idnell Oasienigc tbusnS. tpe(des Sepbbns
LID Mnitren9nns uHo Hetbgne Der 8tsiber ourh be
gSaihmnitine ober Npaidbrett %er}orbert. Sebr fuentQ
panbrethen III notpi9, ipenn 6icisS eiie eebrauht miro,
ausasnonmen, ipo fit Der Sdmus jebr tisi einasiett
bat ODER bic aietber iebr beihmuSt jtne.
= glne 9nte seaib!ran. ipenu ie nitben, @ebraute
%oerlelber .%befannt III. lam in 6erieIben 3eit mebr linb
SslisI maiden. ais sipei gpaidirauen nit ben beaen
eaitma ldhinet une Der geipebnIiden S,iie.
3. IS ipro burdaus tetne Sdure ober Soba IN bcr
Gabritatton oerielten sebraudt. 80
4 9is Sisentbimer 9aran.lren. tas eurdaus Ridts
eine gBelie hefdaoi9cn fam.
Wieberperfdufer ereatsn ben ibti0su Ratatt.
paSfeQ. xppu s Gump.,
WpriI25.3 Glte.4 4. e. t&lp)
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asgn @ir mad)en auf Die @arter'i6e Sin.

NSH gTlr niadBel alf ble @after'1de Vlils
ienoung iiber Oen ProSeb Der Safe M alos
he ge9en Die Gonttnentafsees
ben perit6erun9s Gompa9nie
BON yNem Dorf" III uuierer b%eltigen
drummer auimcrfiam. Dian uiro baraus
erieber, baB Die Gompa9nie, ais fie ben Se-
trag Der Bolice aui oas 2eben Der Sldgerin
alSSu6ablcH iid) wei9erte, in ibrem 8efte
1nnr
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Ba- Sn Or. 1913, Sci. Baltim o.
re-, nabe Sontbltrabe, lperben, ME elne ans
'nonce ani Der 1. Seite belagt, Professionalism
p~erfauit, bon beten ieoe cnl @eiteuf entbalt.
Die 4nSeige periprid)t fir oieie Wcde nnte,
anoerem einen $50sS1ein unb cine Nabnla-
iIirtn ----
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s1- Wotin,uer ete greiie niat nottrt, Ii anau.
ueeMsii, oae feline Horrdtbe tm Wiarlte fino, o6er
YerIdbIihe Motirunasn febIer.
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THE DELAWARE POWDER EXPLOSION. -
The explosion OF 200 kegs of powder,
some miles from Wilmington, Del, on
the 9th inst, which was universally sun.
posed to have been an earthquake
throughout an area Of many miles, pro.
duced 30 severe O concussion ut the
above named city, that chimneys we're
thrown down, windows broken, and the
walls OF two new houses, one belonging
to officer Olmstead. of the police force,
we're seriously cracked.
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IA few days ago, the news from Cuba
seemed to warrant the supposition that
the Spanards were quelling the revolu.
ton in that island. A late letter from
Havana, however. puts different aspect
upon the face of affairs. Count Valma-
seda, the letter says, is maturing his
grand scheme to finish the revolution
this winter, and is moving from place to
place to inspect things in person. Seve.
raj largo detnchments Of the patriot
forces are in the field in the central and
Eastern departments, in the Margarita
Mountains, and in many cases they have
the Spaniards at disadvantage. On
the whole, there is now no good reason
to believe that the Cnbans are in the
critical condition which the Spanish
agents in Havana and this country would
have the world to believe.
Washington Patriot
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them in his next annual. report, or that
he has found the problem too large and
too difficult to graphic with, and lie.
therefore. content to leave its solution
entirely o Congressqs In some of his
former reports. Or. Boutwell, advocated
the policy Of contraction. He now re.
fers to the plan Of waiting until the
country has grown up to the present vo-
lume Of the currency, as one way of
bringing the currency up to par. That
would be like the fool in the fable wait
ing for the river to run by in order to
CROSS We are afraid that the third plan,
which appears to be that of the Score
tary himself, viz: of waiting upon Con-
gross, does not promise much better, if
the Republican party has no policy, and
the administration has no pclicy to re-
commend. Where oil, it seems, nre
agreed in favor of5the send, !" it is pity
that some cannot suggest the "means."
Baltimore San.
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Austrian SALES.
United States Of America, r,'
SOUTH CAHOLINA DQsTfirCw. !,

FOURTH CIRcu1T-IN EQUrTY.
Abram Van Buren, and 8. Angolica, his wife.
ct al, Us. John Peter Brown, et al.
RY virtue Of an order OF the Court in this
ID oase, will offer for GALE. az public outcry.
on the FRS T MONDAY in November, 1871. 1t
Columbia, st not less than the appraised prices
below stated, the following parcels Of LAND:
An that PLANTATION, called "Big Lake"
situate, lying and being in the County u
Richland, In said State, con the Oopgaree
Hiyer, about eight milea below Columbia con-
tanning about two thousand one hundred and
seventy acres, and appraised st twelve dollars
per acre.. Said plantation has been divided
into two tracts, Of nearly equal quantity. by
the road running through the plsntation frou,,
the main public road to the Congaree River,
and the tracts will be sold separately.
All that PLANTATION, call, d "SLiyer /"
lying in same County and State, about eight.
cen miles below Columbia containing tLjrtc+n
hundred acres, more or less, and Appraised
at ten Thousand dollars M iFI3'-G -
TERMS or aALK-One fourth cash: balance
upon credit Ut one, two and three wear
with tho bonds OF tho purchasers, bearing in.
terest at the rate Of seven per cent pa ~ bio
annually, secured by mortgage of The lands.
furchasers to pay for stamps and papers. M.
Bald lands may be purcha sed Mt pri vate sale
on application to the undersigned, at sumter.
s. c. Is G.. RICBAK ilSON
OCT Special Resefee
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The state1of South Carolina--Union Co.

The State1of South Carolina Union Co,
COURT Or PROBATE.
man, Plaintiffs, against Sarah A: Strinnfoi-
low, William 3. Dogan, Ann z. Arthur, w.
d. Huniphlies, Emma D. Hnlnphraes, Oar
rie Scaife. Josie Scaifo, William l., ScaiIe
mnd james D. Scaife, Defendants. - Sam
mons for Relief. i.11ls 1.i ,l.r
To THE DEFBNDANTs: stiji ;shs
VOU ARE HEREBY SUMMONED and re-
IL qnired to ahewer the petition in this ac-
tion. which ia filed In the ofilcA Of the Probate
Court for said County, and to serve copy or
scriber, at his Office, at Union. South Carroll.
ma, within twenty days after tho service here
Of, exclusive OF the day Of such services; and
II you fail to answer the petition within the
time aforesaid, the plaintiff in thia cotton will
apply APP to the Court for the relief demanded in
Dated goth September. 1871.
JAMES B. SrEEDBIAN, =
Plaintiff g Attorney. y
To the Defendants, Mrs. Sarah A., Btrinefel.
low, William 8. Dogan, Carrie Scaife, jooie
Scatfe, William L. soaife and james b.
Take notice that the summons in this 40
lion, OF which the foregoing is copy, was
Med In the ofice OF the Probate Judge for
Union County. at Union, in the County of
Union, and State OF South Carolina, on the
20th day OF ofSeptember, 1871; and that you aFc
Gay OF November next, or The plaintiffs will
apply to the Court for the relief demanded in
tho petition. JAbiEH D. ETEEDEAN, -
;, n; Plaintifs' Attorney
UNION, 8: c.. goth September, 1871
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PAss-ABLE JoKE.-An editor in Harris
burg lost his pass on the railroad, and
requested the officers Of the road to se-
cure the arrest OF any man who shonld
present it. Tho next day he found the
pass in the pocket of his Sunday trows-
ers, and proceeded to take trip upon it.
AS soon as he offered it to the conductor
that faithful official knocked him on the
head with his lantern, called in three
brakemen and the baggage. master,
dragged him, despite his frantic strug-
giles, along the floor into the baggage
car, where brakeman sat on him while
tue conductor battered him up o lot, 80
that he would keap quiet; and then they
searched him to ascertain what other
thefts he had been perpetrating. With
the exception Of a ticket to the circus,
that man had upon his person absolutely
nothing but railrond passes! He had
passes over all the main roads and branch
lines, and feeders, and sidings, in The
State OF Pennsylvania. He had free
tickets over all the railroads in the East.
ern. Southern, Middle and Western
States, and in four Of the Territories.
tie had pass over q railroad from Yed-
DO to Yokohama, and another from CAL
cutta to Bengal. He had letter pro-
missing him one on the new road which
is proposed in Terra Del Fuego, nnd q
manuscript puff which he had written
for man who had assured him he should
have pass over tho road which the man
said he was about to run under the Medi.
terranean from Africa to Italy. as soon as
it was built The conductor concluded
that he had caught the greatest pass
kleptomaniao that the world ever saw.
But when he got back &c Harrisburg the
affair was explained. And now, if there
is any one editor in the State who is com.
pletely sick of ,.'gentlemanly conduct.
ors," that editor resides in the State
capital. g. Philadelphia Dispatch.
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The raff1e for Temperance Hall, DO, will
positively take place on the 10th November.
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State Of South Carolina.-.Richland Co


IN THE COMMON PLEAS.
The Citizens Savings Bar OF South Carolina,
plaintiff, against fho Cypress Mannfactnr,
ing Company and Thomas E. Gregg, James
3. Gnigpard. John Guignard, James Il. @.
M,a:yrant:. JOHN Preston. Francis W. Wing,
Waties. William X. Bachman, John W.
Parker. Willisn Il. Talley, John T. Darby
William Wallace, Edward P. Alexander,
Edward Hope, Loviok P. Miller aud G.
Conkling, Jr., members of the said Compa-
To John Preston and @. Conk,ing, Jr.. each a
defendant in The action nboue named:
NOU are hereby summoned aud required to
IL answer tho complaint in this action, OF
whch copy is herewith served upon you,
subscribers, at their Office. on Richardson
street. in Columbia, 9. G., within twenty days
after the service Of this summons on you, ex-
elusive OF the day Of service. If you fail to
answer tho comslafnt within tho time afore-
said, the plaintiff will take judgment against
yon for the sum OF fourteen thousand and
eight hundred dollars, with interest at tho
rate OF eighteon por cent. per annum, from
tho 18th day Of January, one thousand eight
hundred and seventy. one, and costs.
POPE & HASKELL,
Plaintiffs Attorneys,
Dated Colnmbia, 8. O., September 20, 1871.
II. 8 D. B. NlLr;En, o. q. @.
To The Defendant, Jcan Irtston, and to The De-
Jendunt, @. Conking, ~:
Take notice that tho summons In this action,
OF which tho foregoing is a copy, and the
compluint Herewith, were filed In the ofico of
tho Clerk Of the Court Of Common Pleas, at
GolumbiaIin the County OF Riohland, in the
state OF South Carolina, on tho Goth day Of
September. 1871. POpE& HASKELL,
Dated COLUMBIA, g. O., September %, 1871.
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