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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1871-05-26
PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP CO.'S
THROUGH LINE TO CALIFORNIA,
CHINA AND JAPAN
Touching at Merican ports, and carrying IS. Mail
Fares Greatly Reduced.

One of the large and splendid steamships this
line will leave Pier No. q, North River, foot of Canal
street at II O'Clock, noon, the 18th and 30th OF
every month except when those days fall on sun
lay, and then on the preceding Saturday, for AS
PlNWALI, connecting, via Panama Railway, with
one OF the Company's Steamships from Panama for
SAN FRANCISCO. touching at MANZANILLO.
All departures connect at Panama with steamers
for south Pacific and Central American ports De-
parture of 18th touches at kings Jamaica.
For JAPAN AND CHINA steamers leave SAN
FRANCISCO first of every month, except when 1t
falls on Sunday then the day preceding.
One Hundred Pounds Baggage allowed each
adult. sU- Baggage masters accompany baggage
through, and aten, to ladies and children without
male protectors Baggage received on the dock the
day before sailing, from steamboats, railroads and
passengers who prefer to send down early.
An experienced surgeon on board. Medicines
and attendance free.
For freight, passage tickets, or further informa-
ton apply at the t1mpany's ticket Office, on the
wharf. FOOT OF CANAL STREET, NORTH
RIVER, NEW YORK.
ly29 +. X. BABY, Agent.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-21
DR.. S. F. FANT'S COMPOUND
FIUID EXTRACT OF BUCHU

liberation
Bladder
Kidneys preparation to be OF ocna
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Special Book Notice.
Fogartie's Book Depository.

WE arc offering great inducements o
Book buyers. The whole Of our large and
choice collection cf Books, consisting Of:
THEOLOGICAL AND MISCELLANEOUS
BOOKS, S. S. LIBRARY B0OES,
AND JUVENILE BOOKS,
have been arranged and marked down in
accordance with the reduced prices Of
Northern publishers.
We offer for the next sixty days the fur
thcr inducement of liberal discount on all
purchases of Books amounting to FIVE
DOLLARS and upwards. Gu: STOCK Or
BOOKS consists of all the latest aud best
editions Of STANDARD AND NEW PUB
LEGATIONS.
OUR JUVENILE DEPARTMENT
is particularly rich in good Books for the
Young.
We have recently made large additions
to our stock Of BIBLES. Tie prices are
greatly reduced. We are nov offering an
unusually large variety Of English ana
American Family Bibles, Pocket Bibles,
and the Episcopal PRAYER Book, at extreme
ly low prices. c.
We arc special Agents lor se'."'
dav School Publishing Houses, and have on
hand supplies Of their publications.
All varieties of STATIONARY, and full
assortment Of SCHOOL BOOKS.
Our Store is 50 arranged that visitors can
examine the stock at their leisure. The
price of each book is marked so as to afford
purchasers every facility.
UPersons residing in the country will
please bear in mind that by sending their Or
lers to Us for any books published in Amer
lea, they will be charged. only the price Of the
BOOK. we pay for the postage or express.
Address
FoGARTIE'S BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 260 KING STREET, lin the bendl,
CHARLESTON, SOUTH CAROLINA.
April 26, lily.
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?, Y, { r, :, CHICK
(At SteWrt's CeEner.) j.
Have in s.554ae an elsssasas !: sask 81
SPRING. giejoDSs
Consisting Of

Consisting OF
Dress Goods, Silks. Cslicoes. Washes.
Trimmings, Hosiery. Glotcs, Hatn'ssschsf
White Goods and Stripes; assd:aisssftirk
Usually to be, found ia u well appoiR,easDr!
Goods Nonsc, all Of which they Offer
LOW FOR: CASH. ssss
Toee,hrF With a select aaf hanatos1es e:
Sortmcnt of Notions, meu and bossssffssg
Cassimercs and ;;.iucns. 81 zssssG =
Large lot OF Men and BOYS Hats, at VERY
<Ihaii profit. ~ s22Sssss-s-saitE: se-saisE: -
Good stock Of Boots aud SHOES torzAan,
and Boys. Nice lot o. Ladies, Misses and
Ghildren's Shots Of &oofe, I.arrabe & eo.,
warranted. =. : - = - ~, = :
Whang aad Sole Leather. p, =.
Tea, abundant and sooii.r -.
Factory Yarn, by tie wholesale aud &C.
tail ...:.-. - -. So
Fine lot Of Cutlery. and Hardware gene
rallri - So. = -
Saddles, Harness, Brides, Whips, &c. =,
Guns AID Pistols: ' = -; 49, r..
Sugar, Coffee, Moiasses. :, 5,:tc.. ,,
Plain aud Fancy Soaps, Pepper, Setr,
Ginger, Soda and Starch -; = :. : r. 80
Large lot Of Hoes, shovels, Spads'. se!tbs
Blades and Nails. =. ~ =
Tobacco and Wooden " arc. -.-. ....-
Stationery FIJI. Pens, Pencils, &c.
Ee.osine and Turpentine.
LINE.
They PROPOSE 10 sell goods 10 fas ssria-
faction OF all who. Will pa,ronizs them,
At Low Rates and shoft Profits
For Cash. = ~ - :.
Calf examine their Stock. aid Judge
ior yourselves. -. - -. = - -. 8
They are also Agents for Jacob B. Ra-
,er,s celebrated improved: old tsachor B.and
Boiling Cloth, and Singers celebrated Faat-
" Sewing Machine, for Sewbetry ccuat.
P. W. CHICK. r. S. GHICH.
Apr. l2, I'5-tf q -, -; a. ,as-.,.,
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FANT's COMPOUND SYRUP
sarsaparilla, Queens Delight, &c.

following
Epe C:on Of the Throat and Lungs '"S
Old N""heo"S
the evil effects OF Mercury W
eliminating from
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1871-06-21
GLENN SPRINGS,
Spartanburg Co., s. c.
This Delightful Watering Place will
be Open for Visitors, June l, 1871.

BEING situated in the Northern part Of
the State, in 4 section remarkable for de-
lightful climate, beauty and healthfulness,
together with the virtues Of the water,
make it one Of the most delightful Water
ing Places to be found
The Medicinal qualities Of this water arc
not cxcelcd, and are sovereign remedy
for all Female, Diseases, all diseases Of
long standing, Diseases Of the Liver, Bow
els, Stomach, Kidneys and Bladder, Erup-
tions Of the Skin, Scrofula, Dyspepsia, Drop
sy, Rheumatism, Syphilis, &c, &c.
arrangements will be made to )mmo.
cate large number of guests, and best OF
Music will be in attendance to enivcn the
Ball Room. Fancy Balls will be given du-
ring the season.
4 Livery Stable will also be kept at
moderate charges.
Ten Pin Alley, Billiard Saloon and Gro
quct, for the amusement Of the guests.
CHARGES.
$3.50 per day $50 to SIS per mouth, ac-
cordng TO rooms. Cottages to rent, S23 to
$50 per season.
Stages direct from Joncsvillc TO the Ho-
tel. w. D. FOWLER.
Nay 81, 2i-Im. Proprietor.
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or77eszs AT MACON, eEoael4.

JAMES MERCER GKEEH,. aediaai.tsS
The Cotton States eoEpaRs a 4 aensgi
and South Ga!elSea Erserprfse ase -
good Company, andis;nox fully ioeatised
With the interests Of our paorls.
This State is soly represented in tao ser
eral management By, Soath Caroline gtce
tors. ..-..,.,!5Ts s-,tAeA Al q AnAt1
General Agents for. North ! South CerehHa.
WM. J. LAVAL, Office colgnois. s. G.
y. ~. AssEy, y. D., Of ESseteld:
: jag. 4,,.'7!,E--ITy. .,-,z;---s>,,.ssS. t.,
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! The .;iiisiiiicss Of this strictly SoS,ttss isod
Home Company is eonfhed by lsa& toaeSia.
mate Life shSrfanGe alone. tyss5Esss
Policies Issued on all the approved nSa-
tual plans. ...., "a as&
1t also issuee policies at stock rsiesez2s
per cent. under the mutual rates, sbusSs
does not advise its patrons TO insure Oh DIE
stock plan, it being very expensive R 90
long run. 1t is known that d.pi6endS Ia y
good Mutual Company will average aAoas
65 per cent, especially at tie Sotitb and
West, where Investments bring good iretnJriiH p;
81 per cent. Of profits on the naaSstiss.
business divided annually amohge AT tie
mutual Policy holders without e1espii,n
One-third loln on premiums sieen 1te.,
desircd-interess charged only urot h-s.
loah. -
Who're all cash is paid posit;ss wia ~
come self.suStaining. that IS pay ostl s3h
have so per cent. added TO their faces. thss
is onc-.hirl more than the original sum In
sured. 49,, :.
Ample provision against forfeiture of
policies iH'rH4ts Expressed terms Of the COZ,
tract. L..
: The Company VII aivsys purchase rs
policies at their cash rahie.
r We ofsr the ptoSsse OF the State the s.rss
financial SECURITY as. Northern .Goupaufe..
tne aceunlnlating premiums Of the i,rrre~d.
and III addition thereto q capital con.
meucing with s5oo.eo., Millions Of DOL
Lars annually. have. hitherto been lost ~
the active sirsala ioE Of the Seath - esst-
meut OF prrnlan,s III N.,rthcra Cs1faEssE'
In benefits derived from tie. iinsestmen &
made by shese Companies IN Northern re-t
estate ard secars;lss, our + people can eesr.
share ss esnat terms. Let Us then a,.st< q
our own Eite enterprise and thss keep or
moaey and the profits at hci.9s.
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THE shbcrihers ta1ea pleasure IN Inform
Ing their numerous friends and patrons !"
the County of Ncwberry and elsewhere,
lhat they are prepared with every new and
perfect appliance in their Cardins Factory
to turn out satisfactory work. Our Batter
Machine for Mixing is perfect and complete
in all respects.
Wool left with Mr.. Simmons, at the New
berry Depot, will hc hauled 10 orr Factor,
and returned in an expeditions manner
And any orders or directions committed 10
him will be satisfactorily attended to.
Should our customers prefer ri'IrlnS the
Factory they will find stables and lots lor
their stock, and every accommodation WILL
lie shown them.
r. S. & ]. W. G0ODGiON.
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Free Delivery.

All goods SOLD BIZ US will be delivered
free of Drayase to any one in Town, or an!
one in 9 miles of.the Court House, and al
the Depot. Also 70 anv' one at Helena
and we guarantee 10 sell gcol$ ss cheap as
any other house. - -.
LOVELACE G:WHEEEtR:..
My q, PIT
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! sFANT's PYR0PHOsPHeRATEp gElI2ER s>..z..z".
CALISAYA BARK, BISMUTH & IRON.


able
combination dideum Medical Profession
The intense bitterness the caHya and the ~ the Iron inducing
beneficial
desirable Physicians feel assured that the medicinal properties o.
aste
with advantage all
Dyspepsia Posrao Appetite 1eadachc Bo Carbunc
e..
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4 Trip to the Mountains.
GREENvILLE l. COLUMBIA r. R ,

= GREENVILLE & COLUMBIA +. Il,
'=-.r GoLuNBIA, :. g., June Is, 1871.
FOR the accommodation OF persons WHO
desire to witness the commencement exer-
cises of Ncwbcrry College ana the la'''S OF
the Corner Stone, by the Masonic trat"rnl'
tv at Walhalla, during the last week in June,
round trip tickets for one fare will be is
snrd at all stations on this road for Ander-
son; sale Of tickets TO commence on satar-
i.y, the 9Th, and continue until "ednes-
day the 2sth, inclusive GOOD to return on
until Monday July ), inclusive. Commenc-
ment exercises will begin on Monday: the
10Th :: Corner Stone will be laid on We'd
nesdar, the asth. BY this arrangement an
opportunity is offered to enjoy the noun
tain air and to witress an imposing and ln-
THOS. D0DANEAD. Gent Supt.
N. T. BARTLETT, General Ticket Agent
June Ii, 2i-$t.
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1oreygn AnAlrss !.
), % NOON DESPATOHEs.

. eSessN -
vIcT14IA's HxALgH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
rs4efHfAI.s- KErtx' b A6QU1TTAI = % -FRa-
aAs'RxP1osIoN-tMARI DISASTER. 40.
! LoNDbNs November 18.-Physictans
sannoun0e Viotoris's health Improving
Tbs LiHonis has arrived, .AshbnrEre
nounues lhisl intention OF contendinR
agafn{n american waters for the Queen 8
cup. " tssal I,v'y, tfs IS
PAINS, November 18.-The coustasmas-
tisl are rapidly disposing OF th9s Coin.
;nllsss.:ss. j &c 15z SIS have ssss; a:.s.l.eseaA
and 1913 sentenced to various punish
Connt EKeratrys has been appointed
Prefect Of: Mareeilles. aaih,a g.,,sa aS; z, Z
OoRK, November 13.-There was an
orderly prDcession yesterday inhonor of
Kelly'b acquittal. s.y;lsssss y;lsss D
NIGHT DISPATCHES.
PAaas, .sNoyember 13;N A; sidespatch
from. Geneva says q large are is raging.
No paFtioularc.S e. s<4.s t.g ssi-5, 81 sJSfs b.
LONDON. November l8.--AgasS erplo.
sion at Leeds killed two ana iintt sevetal.
a ship escort Of ,Ssw York aaa burned
at Antwerp. .. e Il stf} ,s.i.
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SOUTH CAROLINA BONDS IN New YoRK
The Journal of Commerce, of Wednesday.
the 9th instant, i'll its review of the
money market, says: "a bond.holder
who writes us from the city of Philadel-
phia to inquire about South Carolina
State bonds. which he bought at sixtv
is informed that we can give him no very
definite Information concerning them
The new regime in that State have evi :.
dently manipulated these securities, and
the popular Impression is that this was
done for their own personal advantage.
Whether there has been any illegal over
issue or not, we cannot say; bat there
seems to have been very large supply
offered. Previous to the fire at Chicago
considerable loans were effected here on
these securities, and when the pressure
was felt, which grew, in part, out of thnt
calamity, the bonds were thrown upon
the market. The Stock Exchange. we
believe, hos had in contemplation some
Investigation of the extent and character
OF these issues, and it strikes us that
they cannot be too quick about it. At
present the situation is uncertain. and
we have no advice to give Ii the State
over emergcs from Federal control, aud
it's responsible citizens are allowed to
manage it's fiscal concerns, aud to eman.
cipnte themselves from the Inle Of carpet
baggers aud their ignorant, deluded fol.
lowers, it is probable that the credit of
the State will come to rest on better
basis than at present."
The Euening Post, of the same date.
says: "Southern State bonds at the first
board were firm on Missouris, Tennes-
sees and Virginias, and weak on new
South Carolinas. The credit of the last
named State is c.ouded by the charges
OF over-issue and corruption in the
management of tho State affairs. IF
these charges are incorrect, the State
officials, now in the city, should make
clear denial. Unless they do so, the fair
Inference will be that they are more or
less true"
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je1sss III sooSs slssr ssgg sSsssgIs

3 sooas slsse ESsssig'' hsss
.AoBMA November 13.-Ootton in
g9Sa1 8 ssa Ss, Sde,mandImiddling 17A; receipts
A6ausTA, November l8.-Ootton quiet
Tmiddling --l7N@l7A; receipts 800
BALTIMORE, November 13.-Flour
quiet and unchanged, Wheat firm
amber 1.75@1.82; Ohio md Indiana
1.be91. so; Pennsylvania 1.63@1.85.
Corn aotive-new white 7O@78; yellow
6S 0 6SN. Provisions unchanged in
svery respect. Whiskey frmer, at 990
9ak. Cotton in fair demand -middlino
lSAC9l826; receipts lib bales; sales 395;
stock 6, 1921.
WnMNaToN. November 13.-Cotton
qufet.omiddling 171a; receipts SIT bales
stook 3.4O4.
PHILADELPHIA, November 13.-Cotton
qutot-middling 181a@1Ss4.
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The operatic season..Wss inaucnrated
this ndg.8YnIOW aoME 1Eis
NEW YoRK. November 18.-AlexiA 10
not yet signalled. :
sss = 'sssssssa 1atI .: .s
pended. - -,.s-
wssa.a Ssasra! ! 81 ,41.. s41a Z il il ID.
Some thirty cases 81 cholera o lsa,I Cd tie Is.
steamer franklin, at quarantine, we're
today transferred to, the hospital ship.
It is officially stated the Franklin, has
forty ,cases. Twenty-eight deaths ocour-
red during tho passage: Nearly every
one aboard is more or iaes affected. Fne.
ther deaths; are probabls. ~. /, 81, d,
Henry Q. Cooper, navnl clerk, is
held in $4,000 bail, for placing q can.
oel!ed stamp on the ships manifest.
a HoHe pros. will be entered in the case
OF the Cuban General Jordan, unless the
Government is ready to proceed early in
December. t'. =
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oiis.s5 %"s s';s! e! 'sisesRs ss 5sss
has has Sc secured q piece q The fatal lamp,
and the 2ther is ready 70 pay any amount
Ell R|ffS the
'..susie. darling. said q irapothsr: to her
little daughtar OF five summers, what
would yog da without your mamma2"'
Id put oa idst suoh 8 6Tas3 IS I pleased
every day" was tbe affectionsteI reply.
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HAVE fou NEVER HEARD or lT:-Then in
H"iIo al oilcu AT your grocer o iUr EOoi.tY >
CHEMICAL. YEAST BAKING POWDER. the oni,
strictly pure and harmless Baking Powder iii
market. from which good, sweet, palatabic
biscuits, rolls, cnkes, or pastry can be- made
uniformly with the same success. This arti-
cl" has been steadily increasing in demand
and public favor, and stands to- day tho mo.
reliable Baking Powder in nre Ask your
grocer for DooLEY's YEAST POWDER, aud your
testimony to its practical worth will be added
10 thousands OF others. Nov II t3
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MANCFACTUHISG ENrEnrRIsE IN CuARI.Es-
TON -ChurlcstOu 10 last becoming II manu-
iactnrpg rs well as Il commercial city. The
largest manutactory of doors, sashcs, blinds
&c.. III tho Southern States is that of MIR. l..
T. ToALE, on tIorlbeck's Wharf, III that city
sales rooms at No. 20 llaync street. MIR
ioALEs advertisement appears in another
column. Noy2
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OFFICIAL RAFFLE NUMBERS Charleston Chari.
tsole Association. for benefit Free School fund:
hAFfLE CLASS No. 201 Morning, Nortnber 13
5i-GU G3 -37-7l-G5 G-47 -3i-32- 1923
Witness my hand at Columbia. this 18th day
OF November, 1871. FEM PECK,
NOV Ii Sworn Commissioner
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WOMEN VOTINa IN New YORK The
case of Mrs. Margaret NJ. Miller, who
exercised the right of suffrage in New
York during the recent election in that
city, has been mentioned by telegraph.
The incident created no sensation. The
ballot was pleasantly accepted and drop
ped into the box.
different scene was enacted in the
Twenty-first Ward, where carriage
drove up to the polling place, aud the
female brokers, Woodruff & Cufiin, &C.
companied by thor counsel, Judge Rey-
inert, alighted. They pushed for the
window, when policeman gruffly order
cd them to take their place in line The
gallantry of the voters overruled him,
however, and the ''ladies" were hustled
to the window. They rendered ballots,
which were rejected, aud nn animated
oolloquy ensued. They were made to
stand aside while the Judge sent for his
law books. aud the voting proceede d
briskly The books came, tho Judge
read some law, aud the trio were agnin
told to stnnd aside. s'Alrs. Woodhull's
Indignation wns scarcely contrullable. :"
Other females presented themselves mt
several OF the voting precincts and de-
mnnded the right of voting. They,
no Wever. were made to stand aside, as III
the case OF Woodruff & Clailin
The public schools in Virginia, 3. 900
IN number, are principally attended by
colored children. The school houses are
owned by the whites, who also pay the
taxesA9h educating 100. 900 colored pu-
pills lssis,s11.eescommenting on the above facts,
the Richmond Enquirer says: 1--WE are
the warm friends of the system, and
want to sec cur colorcd population in
structed and elevated aud improved in
every way"
A NOVEL LAW SUlr.-Mr. Sayler, of
Vermont, has brought suit against Mr.
Page, his neighbor, for giving his family
the smallpox. The Louisville Courier
Journal is OF opinion that Page might
make good thing Of it by bringing suit
against Sayler's family for taking the
smallpox from him without his permis-
sion.
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Refarea's Sale.

AC1oI0o 06l6s
Henry ". Dixon, Administrator, dc Sosts non
OF Wright Denley, us. Henry Csughmsn, ct
TN pursuance Of the decretal order. signed
4 by mis- Honor Judge y. ". Melton, on the
27lh October, will sell, before the Court
House, in Columbia. On the frst MONDAY I'm
December. that well.known and Valuable
PLANTATION. formerly owned by Wright
Denley, deceased. known as Greenfield, This
plantation comprises about 500 acres, living
ON the Bluff Road, about ten miles below Oc.
iumbia, and adjoins lands Of Col. Thomas
Davis. On it il large mill, with ample water
power; out-honses, buildings, gin, screw,
The Tract will be SUBJ divided TO suit pur.
chasers, and plats thereof exhibited on day OF
"a G, or before, upon application to the under.
signed, at Ills Office in Columbia.
Also, 1876 acres of LAND, more or less.
miles from Columbia, bounded by lands Of
Edward Percival.
Also. 80 acres OF LAND, more or less. Q
miles from Columbia, on the South Carolina
Railroad, bounded by lands OF Mrs. Yates
and others.
TERMS OF SALE-One fourth cash: balance
III one, Two and three years; interest annually
secured By bond and mortgage; purchaser to
pay for necessary papers. :.
The entire property OF Wright Denley will
be sold, except the homestead exemption. {
D. B. DRSAUHSURE q :.
NOV ~ ..as Special R+feree.
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Notice In Bankruptcy.

Notice In Bankruptcy.
In the Disafct Couyt Of The United States, for
nc District of South Carolina.
At Columbfs, the 29th Of October. A: d. 1871
'NHE undersigned hereby gives notice of
his appointment 3 Assignee OF FREDER-
lCk SCHLEGELMILCH, Of Lexington Coun.
~. ana state OF South Carolina, within the
said District. who has been declared a Bank
rupt on his own petition by the District Court
OF the said District.
THOMAS J. LAMOTTE,
oct u tn3 Assignee.
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Wanted to Hire.

Wanted to Hire,
4 COTTON and GRAIN PLANTATIONS
~ with mules on 1t, for two or three years
by an experienced planter. Apply by letter
to u. r., PHOENIX office. Columbia.
Nov II tf4.
~ Union Times, Laurensville Herold and
Newberry Herald copy twice and send bills
anil COPY Of paper to thi- office.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

STATE OF ILLINOIS. la SALE Co SIS
- County Court OF La Sale County September Term ISL
Catherine DdiCn r.. Augustus DidOn.-bro,ce.
1t appearing from affidavit file In the Office Of the
not resident said State and said complainant having filed
her b OF complain, In said court on the chancery side
mons having been issued therean according 10 law,
Notice. therefore, Is hereby given to said defendant Au
aust Didon that uniess personally be and appear before
said court at said term thereof to he held At the Court House
In ottawa In said county, the first Monday Of September
next ISL when ana where said summons reurnabe and
plead answer, demu. except to said BILL the will be
taken confessed against you and the and things
therein prayed tor dccrced accordingly.
II. L. MEAD Clerk.
f. c. LEWIS Solicitor. uly22-4w
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legal.

NOTICE..-EsrATEo OF AHAB c. TRUMBo. DECEASED.
~ Notice is hereby giyen that the undersigned. Admins
tratrix of the Of Allah c. Trumbo late of the
OF La Sale and state OF Illinois, deceased will appear be.
fore County Court said county the third Monday
eng the 18th day. Of September 1871 the Court House
Ottawa in said county, when and where all having
claims demands against said estate notified a.snd
and present the same in writing for adjustment.
Dated this lst day Of August 4. D. ISL.
FIDELIh A. TRtMBO.
2ugS-6w Administrative.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1871-08-12

A CHALLENGE RErELLED.-Aftert the Bat
tie OF Preston Pans, witty Scotch farmer
amused himself by writing ballad npon it,
which so stung one of the English officers,
who had behaved very basely on the occasion,
that he sent the poet a challenge to meet him
at IL, for mortal combat The second
found the farmer busy with his hay fork, to
whom he delivered the challenge Of the re-
doubtable hero. The good,natured farmer,
turning toward him with the agricultural I'M
plement, cody SAID: Gang AVA back to
Mcster Smith. and tell him haze nae time to
come to to gle him satisfaction, but
that if he likes to come here, I'll TAX look
at him; and, it l think can techt him, I'll
fecht him and If l think Gamma techt him, I'll
just do as he did-rll rim AVA"