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LIE lSVALID-A PEN PICTURE.-See her
pallid countenance, but short time aao the
picture of rudy health, the envy or the
school and the pride OF the household. She
was always welcomed by her schoolmates, tor
her 1.-the form and pleasing disposition car
p1nctnal and exemplary, obedient and grace
full at home, she won the hearts Of all. But,
alAel we are sorrowed. Those rosy cheeks
and ruddy lips are blanched by consumption
The voice once so enchanting in laugh and
song is feeble. husky and supplanted by q
hollow cough. Let us approach her couch
gently and take her hand. Do not shudder
De because OF the feeble and passionless grasp.
The hand once so hearty and plump is ema-
ciated. and shows bouy outlines, while the
cords and tortuOus veins are plainly mapped
upon the surface. The pulse that bounded
with repietlon, carrying, vigor to the whole
health and strength, is delicate to the touch
The feeble heart cannot propel the thin.
scanty blood with force. Must We lose her
friends gather around with words Of cheer
eyes and silent steps. Must wo lose herr No.
there is reieil We can stay this destroyer
bright a gem. Something more is required
now than dietary and hygienic observance
for nature calls for aid, and che shall havo it.
rake this pleasant medicine. It is invigorat-
proves the appetite aud digestion, and sends
a healthy tingle through the Frame The
blood Is enriched, nervous force increased,
and the heart bounds with new impulse
See her face brighten by degrees; tho color ia
returning, her voice is getting clearer. and
pleasant words arc spoken. The strength
falters yet, but is gaining. Let us take ner
out IN tho warm sunehine. In a short time.
enc Will be able to so without our aid a cheer.
tul girl. This delightful medicine must bc
God.blesscd. 1t is restoring health to our
loved one. She is emerging from her eick.
ness sweeter and nobler than before. and DR..
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery must have
the credit: 1t has raised her. Sold by all
hrst class druggists everywhere.
IHE LATEST SwISDLE.-Certain sanctimo
nious charlatans would fain persuade the
world that diffusive stimulants have no medi.
'cinai valuo, and that detestable slops. com
posed OF gripping acids and drastic purca.
tivos, are better tonics than the finest vego-
table ingredients combined with the purest
ana meliowost products Of the STILL But this
sort OF thing won't sc down. The stomach
OF our common sense rejects it, as the physi-
cal stomach OF every man with an undeprayed
palate rejects, with loathing and abhorrence
the nauseous abominatiC ms, "free from alco.
mol. 99oi,r which % humbuge are trying to thrust
down the throats Of temperance invalids.
under the pretence that the filth will do them
good. 1t is not likely that while PLANTATION
bITTERs, the standard Tonic of America. ia
anywhere accessible, such sickening trauds
can make much headway, but it is as we'll to
put the public on their guard against themI
April rs 70
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License Law Penalty.
OFFICE AUDITOR R1cuLAND

OFFiUE AUDITOR HIGHLAND COUNTY,
COLUMBIA, 8. O., April %, 1872. Z.
AM directed by the State Auditor to notify
L marchants, hotel keepers, tavern board
ing house and saloon keepers. railroads, tee-
graph companies, persons holding Official
institutions Of learning, ministers OF the
Gospel, &C., receiving salary, persons SELL
ing, goods by sample and soliciting orders,
al anu al who arc liable to pay license under
tho recent Act o: tho General Assembly. that.
after tho 30th instant, the penalty Of the law,
which IS lino at least double the amount cf
tho Incense, with six months imprisonment,
VIII De applied to NIL who have not complied
Herewith. nj. ]. CAI,NAN
April "a Auditor Richland Comfy
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Proposals.
SUPERINTESDENT's OFFICE.
SOUTH CAROLINA PENITHNTIAnY.
COLUMBIA, Il. G., April Is. ISL:

COLUMBIA, y. g., April 25, 1872.
A Ia meeting held by the Directors, April
n Fl, 1872, it was
- Resoiued, That owing to the failure of the
Treasury to furnish money to procure sup
plies for tho South Carolina Penitentiary, and
the impossibility of procuring them on credit,
that the Superintendent be directed, if prac.
tlcable, to hire out $50 conyicts-and that he
advertise for proposals for the same, submit
ting tho bids to the Board OF Directors for
their approval.
The Superintendent, in conformity 20 the
above resolution, will entertain bics for the
hiring out to work Of $50 CONVICTS, in num-
bers to suit applicants.
Applications in writing, accompanied by Sc
curlty for performance OF contract, and for
punctual payment of price and fulfiilment of
other conditions and stipulatons, should
state the nature of the work to bo performed d
by tho convicts, the place at, and the tim @
during which tho employment may bo pro-
posed to continue, tho amount offered per
hand by the day or by tho month, and the
number of hands desired.
Applications will be submitted to the Board
o1 Directors for their approval or rejection.
CARLOS J. SIOLBRAND,
april ~ Superintendent
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New Books Just Received

TNHREE CENTURIES OF ENGL1SH Ii.
4 TERATURE; by Yongc-pricc 81
Holland, NJ. D.-$2.
Leaders of Public Opinion in England: by
bheck;ey-sl.75., Lee Christ in Modern Life; by
by Rev. DR.. Primo, with Platcs-s3. The
Wars of tho Huguenots; by DR.. Hanna-s1. 80.
South Sea Bubbles; blythe Earl and the Doc
tor: t9r:o Within and Without; by Mcdonald
p. Kennedy-s2. Una and Her Paupers. with
an introduction by Florence Nightengaie.
True as Steel; by Marion Harland. Good-Bye.
Sweetheart; by author of Comcth Up az q
lerie Aylmer-s1. And other new standard
Works and Novels.
>, Also, new supply Of STEREOSCOPIC
VIEW o. colored and plain. April 81
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NOVELTIES OPENING DAILY
DRY GOODS FOR TIE MILLION
w. ID. LOVE & CO.'S.
MAIN STREET.
MAIN STREET.

WE have received, the last few days, a
comprising latest styles OF JAPANESE
SILKS, GRENADINES. ORGANDIES, plaid.
striped and plain; White Goods, in new ia
ofics, suitable for the approaching weather.
Handkerchiefs, Barbs, Lama Points, in Shawls
ana Mantles-at very low prices. Our stock
Is complete in all the departments, and daily
One or the firm is now in New York, looking
after bargains for our customers. and shin.
ping, us daily the latest novelties. We have
ANOTHER large invoice on tho way, which we
VIII VIII open in few days, and would rcsrect-
OF suiting every one, both in sty los, qualities
aud prices.
Samples sent on application.
WIN. D. LOVE & CO,
Y. D. LOVE g. r. McCREERy
April 28
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Income returns are now called for by
the officers Of the internal revenue.
That the law under which such action is
taken is onerous, inquisitive and should
have long since been abolished is gen
orally conceded, outside of the faction in
Congress that rules the country accord
ing to it's will and leaves the statutes to
be interpreted as convenience or inter-
est may direct. The main idea appears
to be to get as much as possible into the
treasury, in any manner, legal or illegal,
that the pc ,ple will stand. The law, as
it is now ..aforced, being manifestly dis
tasteful to those whose private affairs it
exposes to the prying gaze of the Go.
vernment Officials, it would be supposed
that every effort would be made to
soften its rigors.
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FISHER & SILLIMAN,
fnpposHe Columbia Hotd,)
d r UG rs.

AND dealers in pure DRUGS,
WGHEMlCAl.S, Family Mcdiciucs, -
lS proprietary. Goods, Fancy and M
A Toilet Articles, Sponges, FineOtO
Perfumory, Flavor;ng Extracts, Seeds. &c.
MPRESCKlPTIONS prepared with accuracy
ana hdoi.ty, at all hours OF the day or night.
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Valuable Property IN Pickens County
for Sale.


pursuance OF decretal order of tho Cir
Il cult Court for Pickens County, will sell
to the highest bidder. for cash. on sale-dav
In May. at Pickens Court House,
That desirable Real Estate known as the
"CRU1KSHANK TAN-YARD," situated IN
brushy Creek, waters OF Saiuda, noar the
Ar Line Railroad, and about eleven miles
from Greenville and ten miles from New
fickens. The tract contains III acres. oil
which some 450 acres are splendid virgin 70.
rest. or the remainder about 200 acres have
been cleared since the war, and are in a high
state OF cultivation. On the premiees ia one
OF the best Tan-yards in the State. and in
good condition. 49,
A comfort, lie DWELLING and all ncces.
sary out buildings. in good repair.
Inns IL rare opportunity for purchaeinp q
good Real Estate, in County as dietin
gulehed for the good order of its society as
for the salubrity IF it's climate and the pnrity
OF it's water.
IN the above premises. on the Wednesday,
Following, large lot of FARM STOCK, con
sistlng OF Horses, Cows, Oxen and Hogs. ant'
Piantntlon Tools, Cotton Gin and Screw.
sugar Mill, McWright's Mill and Conner
Bolier; lot Of Lime, Tan-bark, Tanners
Tools, &c, &c.
Ihe above IL sold as the property of Gilleu m
anu Aiken Tor the payment OF the debts
-, JOAB MAULDIN,
AlArcn 81 Sheriff OF pickens County,
;, Hs- GreenyiIlo Enterprise and Pickeus SEN
ttnes copy until day OF sale.
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Elegant Cough Kisses.

JAKE kiss and euro your cough. nice
Il confection, agreeable and effectunl,
Cures Coughs, Diptheria. Sore Throat,
group, Whooping Cough; an admirable me.
dicine Tor children; no cough hing at night; no
disturbance; sweet slumbcr secured by using
the Cough Kisses. For eale only at
April 1G HEINITSH'S Drug Store.
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OoAoMblA g. w. TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL VI
For Rent,

I'M COTTAGE, near the State Capitol.
8iilht Rent moderate. Inquire at this office.
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Sundries.
IEAHGSE n endless variety and always
fresh. call and look over tho stock
VIII satisfy the most fastidious houseLceper
that every effort is made to eupply their
wants. while assurance is given that anything
not III store will be procured from fret hands
on short notice.
Our stock is full in all the other DEPART
monts. Keeping only tho best quality of
goods, selling at close figures, and anxious to
do a stricly cash business. we offer superior
inducerrnts in our line. GEO. SWIMMERS.
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He.s. LORICk ~ LOWRANCE.
Notlce to Capitalists---Sale of City of
Columbia Seven Per Gent. Bonds.
OFFICE CITY TREASURER.
COLUMBIA, S. c., April 8. IS;2
t)ChSUaNT to authority delegated by fol.
n loving resolution adopted by CITY Goun-
cll March 20, 1872. will scll at public auction.
on 3ipEn MEDNE NJ NSESDA1. - May Is. 1872. TWO Hun.
DOLLARS city Of Columbia seven ncr cent
twenty year bonds:
heSCtced, That the City Treasurer be in
structcd to advertise for sale before the Court
house, IN the city OF Columbia, on the I5th
uaS VI May next, the bonds Of the city Of CO.
lumbla authorized to be issued by the said
city, under the Act of the General Assembly
!ust aoJourned; that the advertisement be
Puolshed IN ono newspaper in the CITY of Co
lumOia, one in the city OF Charleston. and two
newspapers in the city Of New York, at least
,nil1S , aay1 before the day Of sale; that the
bonds to be sold be signed as prcsc,i ibed bv
the saiH Act, on tho day of sale, or as soon
thereafter as practicable and delivered to thn
purchaser AZ soon as the purchase money has
oceii PAID and thc bonds registered; and that
me proceeds OF sale be applied strictly i'm
conformity with the said Ar .nJ ;n ~ tn
way" N ''' No o'iie'
Said bonds will be If the denominations OF
s23O, s"O9 and $1,000. The procccds nf tE.
sale to be used for the erection of new civ
ments. f> ''' P'''c-
The right is reserved to disposc of nor, .,
the said bonds in lots or in whole. M thn
mayor ard Treasurer may determine.
ANY further information dccired cnn bc OH
tanned by addressing WM. j. ETTER.
c City Treasurer, Columbia, S. C.
oharicston Courier, Now York Journal
copy and send bill to City Treasurer, Colum-
Via
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Curious. was it not, that the name OF
the late Monsieur de Paris, the heads.
man OF France, was Amtable Heindrioh?
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Special Not1oe9.

WHOSE HANDSOME House Is THAr?-Such
was the inquiry of q traveller as he passed. an
unusually we'll finished country residence, not
thousand miles from hero. The style OF the
sashes, the brightness OF the glass, the beau
ty OF the doors, the classic patterns OF the
mouldlngs, the neatness OF the balusters, and
the stateliness OF the pillars around the piaz.
"a, all struck the traveller with astonish hment
and admiration. And no wonder, for they
were all furnished by Mr.. P. P. ToALE, No. 90
Hayne street, Charleston, 8. C. A27
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Notice.

hUR1NG my absence from tho State. my
~ son WILLIAM G. ANDERSON ia author
ized to attend to my business, and all acts by
him will be recognized as valid by myself
April 25 3t* r. c. 4NDERSON
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A man named franklin, living In st.
Louis, has sued for divorce from his
wife on account of her cruel conduct
toward him. This amiable woman has
stabbed her husband on four different
occasions. She has repeatedly struck
him with clubs, and hos often seized him
BY the throat and beaten him with her
fist. The reason of this peremptory
course of treatment was not his drunken
ness or unfaithfulness. On the contrary,
the only charge that she makes against
him is, that he would not vote as she
wished him to. If this is the way in
which strong-minded women attempt to
influence their husbands political views
while they themselves are not yet in pos.
session OF the suffrage, what will they do
when they are legal voters, and are en-
titled to hold Office? If ever the women
OF st: Louis ore permitted to vote, Mrs.
Franklin should be especially exempted.
Imagination reooils from the idea OF
what that spirited woman would infiict
upon her husband, if he refused to vote
for her as Justice of the Peace.
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DRY GOODS !!

Anticipating liberal trade, wo. are now
prepared to exhibit i'll great variety we'll
selected stock, embracing every style and
quality of Mems and Boys WEAR. DRESS
GOODS. PAkASOLS, PANIERS, SKIRTS.
TiNGs,SHIRTINGS, LINENS, WHITE
GOODS; and an endless limo of NOTIONS.
AS 1t would be almost impossible to enumo-
rate our large stock, Nill say, as tho season
advances, a number Of new styles will be
added, go that purchasers can always rely
upon being supplied with the latest novelties
IN tho market. All orders receive our prompt
ana personal attention. Our prices will be
found as low as any can or will offer for cash.
Soliciting the favor of a call and examination
oi our stock. we arc, very respectfully,
april IS PORTER & STFETE
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Notice.

Notice.
AVING been appointed By the Judge of
~ Probate for liehland to the oi1icao Of Of
T4mml.teo SMmMts o. ,yt the Person and Estate Of
lunatic, we respectfully ask that ali persons
having demands against him will present
them to ls, or to Messrs. Melton Clark. onr
Attorneys.
G. Q. MARSHALL, c
J. KINSLER DAVIS, committee.
April rs a
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Rem member the Lecture on
Odd Fellowship at Sobers
Opera House, this evening.

The oil ssit now pending before Judge
Sterrett, iu ibe COnrl Of Common Pleas, is
one 10 which . great deal Of interest 10 man.
Ifrs!sd BY Others than tbs parties 10 the suit.
Without reference to The questionable status
OF such cases 10 tue Courls, there 10 Q plain
question for solution, which the jaFy shou
Nv sbls TO determine without protractsd DIS
cussion ThS plaintiffs, who have been
shown to have besn parties 10 combination
70 control and regulate The prices Of OH, bad
= contrSct with the defendant for The deiiv-
sly OF two thousand barrels Of crude oil, ~
tbirtssn ond half cents psr gallon, deliver.
aois 10 1859. Towards the latter part
the yesr, in December, the prics was orcsd
up 10 some irregular way to about nineteen
esnts per gallon, and When the dsfsudss
wss called upon for fulflment Of bis ceulrAe
hs declined to do 90, believing that ibs
prices then ruling were illssitimsts and
''bullsd" upon purpose 10 catch those who
had contracts TO Oil. Future devs lopmeu,,
proved bis suspicious we'll founded, for 10 .
few days. or imueisdtsly after the lst o.
Jsnusry, 1871, the price Of crude oil recsded
to ito customary rate Of twelve and . halt to
thir'sso cents per gallon. To show the,
here wss no good reason for The advances 10
he price Of crude 10 December, The defend
ant has produced several OF the best inform
cd dealers In oil 10 TIE city. Twas shown
that during December the price ofrs6ned
oil was only thirty 10 thirty-ons eents per
gAlioc, snd that twelve 10 thirteen cents
should. have been the ruling figures for crude,
for the prices bt sseh Are governed BY The
other, just % the prices Of whss. 10 governed
by tue price OF aour. Ie &ssr words II
crude oil was really worth nineteen csnts
per gallon, then rs.tned oil was worth tbir
y-ss'so cent? .psr gstlon; but bsing worth
only thirty or thirty.ons cents, then crude
wss really worth hut twelve to thirteen
cents per gallon. With these facts before
them. il isevidr6t the jury e,n have but lii.
tie trouble 10 arriving st just conclusion.
Pittsburgh Mail.
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An tmusnse house greeted Mile Zoe. .
Subsrs Opera House, 'sst evening to wit
n~ss the celebrated drama OF ''Bertha, The
esWing Machine GIRL" The drama wal
veil brought out 10 al Ito appointments
sad although PURELY ss6sstio in i,s char
sctsr, yet 10 ths nsio 10 good, and calcnla
I'd 70 leave favorable Imprrssisu on oil
VINO Witnessed It. As Bertha, Zoe has Z
COED opporinnity 10 display her wor dsrfu
powsrs - sn actress. Tho character was u
rraS % The author intended 1t 10 BE-. Hei
iupersooAtlon Of the poor working girl, and
tns struggles and trials TO which she Is sub
jrctsd, wSs ~ simple spd unaffected - 10
l.. bold tue audience ~ by magic spell,
snssy svsa bsing provoked 10 shedding
iv.rs Of sympathy over her sudsrings. Zoe
iaprovea IL 'ou: OPT sisn, d every spp-sr.
!. 'ss here, asd 10 certainly dss.inSd TO l,s.
cume ous Oftbs bright. particular stars 10
tbs tbsstrissl bori.as 81 this country. :.
Tue bslsuce ef>tbs characters 10 the dra-
ma we're wetl plsysd. Mis- Blanche Aorti.
mvr % HsstAt Smith; Ars. Mortimer % Mi,s
riacb; Nellie Sanford ss'Lizstte Grshspr ;
Mr D Kelley - jock Rysrson; Mr 0obutu
w Jss Cursor, aud 10 tscs the sIA:irs com.
psuy exhibited great histriosic talent aod
Ssvs entire satisfaction te'all present.
Our oitizens will be Ylsasvd " lesrn thai
this tglsntsd lady and conpsoy will pay VI
ssoshsr visit soon. She will be welcome.
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The tolIVwiHK psltlculsIs Ot :a,lroAd sig
uss will he INTERESTING. Ons whlslis VI tne
locomotive Weaus down brakss;' Two wbis-
ties. 'otf Urs"es; tDrse whisIlss, back up;
con.Inu~d wListIss, 'dsuyr:;' = cvatIuued Il
succsssi.n VI short Whistles 10 tae cattle
alarm. TIE couuuctor's s'gus, giving ~
u sweeping psriing VI the hands W u ieveI
with tue eyes, msAns 80 ahead. A down.
ward nioIion Ut The tsnd, stop A ,~cA-
uuiug notIoD, TO back A iautrrn ru's-d
sHa lowered vertically sIguals startlins ;
swung al rigbI sugiesOr scross tue Track, to
s'op; swing ius right ciicir. To back. a
reu Dag waved on Tho track 10 u signal Vi
danger; boisied at . station 10 siguui fol
stopping; stuck up by tue rosdslds rs . sig
pal of danger on tho track ahead, car Iied
unsuried On su engine 10 signal tb.t An-
other engine Or train 10 on It's way.
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The tragic end Of Col. james Fisk, the
saneus ansncier, conveys . moral Lesson
bat will sot fsil to be appreciated By Sems
twbils Others will ooly regard II Indifferent
y, and % the natural reault Of Q fast, free
life. II nay Be said that while Col. Fisk
had many unenvisbls traits Of character. bs
alec bad some prsisswor,hy psculiariti-s,
which gave bin . rosition 10 the business
world generally tbat few have ever occu-
pied. His intimate friends say Of bin ,ha.
hs possessed . warm b.srt aod that be
wss us general thing, NOR. generous,
sbss just Al oil events, while 10 was. %
common ramor has it, uuscrupulous 10 mat.
sers Of business, he 10 credited with bsviug
been faithful to all bis personal pledges.
and although bis errstie course Of life, his
fondnsss for the vsnities Of the world, and .
diaregsrd for the propristies exactsd BY the
moral ssnss Of the community, may have
os,rseissd him from the society Of The geUd
an tue Intelligent, bis many evidences OF
humanity, displayed bountifnlly 10 benovo-
lent acts, won him many personal friends
10 oil clssses and ranks
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NOTES OF TAE DAY.

The steamship Aiseris, from Liverpool,
put into ST. Johns yesterday shott Of coal.
A Ore 10 the picture and mitrsr Establish.
msnt Of L. A. Dodge, In Buffalo, Saturday
night resulted 10 damage to .hs amouus Of
$4,000.
The rumer tnas ex-Con.roller Coanslly
had ned to South Amerie. 10 uniounn.d.
He was At bis home Saturday evening.
The New York Ia.sru. .,ioasIs are prspar.
ing 10 celebrate, by . basqust, ths snoivsr.
cary ef,hs Paris Commute. Garibsldi hss
tsen elected 90 honorary member Of The
SueIsty.
TheophiIus L. Hougb ton, . veteran jour.
nalist, died in New York on Saturday.
The New jersey Court Of Psrdons will
hold . special session tAis week 10 oodsid.r
The eAss of The murderer Of Pet HA stead.
Whites Block. in Newark, New Jersey.
was burned Saturday night. Loss $2O,-
OoO.
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BELLY HILL Oil News The Ssyers 4
Lehr well wss torprdord = day or two since
aud tns production increased 10 fifty barrels
der day Before being torpsdoSd The pro-
act ion wus only Eve barrels daily.
One Of the Prentiee wells was torpedoed
aud the production Increased from ten to Is
barrels daily.
There are now eight producing wslls on
tie Bully Hill oil belt, the largest Of which
10 yielding 100 barrels per day. There srs
also two smsl, "hesd' wells, located some
distance on the main belt, which are pnup
log together about IL barrels of sscouG sand
oil.
There are nine wells drilling on this ter
ritory several of which will be COMP leled
within the next few days
Three new rigs will be started the pres
ent week.
There 10 large smsunt of undeveloped
territory 10 that vicinity. and appearance,
Indicate that developing will hs lively tb.
coming spring.
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Remember the Lecture on
Odd Fellowship at Sobels
Opera House, this evenieg.

An latssssting case oas come before The
eourss IN wssssru Rev York. In 1867 one
HsUdrieksop, sesdsos Of Rschester, cold
bic wife Sarah V john Bsrrhsr.for four
deilsfa. 4 bill Of sale wss made out sud
sisoSd, apd Sarah transferred to Bsrahart'i
houss, whsrsshs lived happily with her
purchaser for feor yssn. Last week, how.
svsnsht slopsd wish Levi Townsend. Bsro.
bart not Wishing to 10 thus swindlsd out Of
his property. applied to the court for redress
snd welt srrsplsvia vas granted BY Jus
sies Nsyrihsw. o. tbs dsy ct d wn b
srt.l Ihs Justice failed I" sppssr. The cas-
will nov b moved 70 su sdjoiuins towa for
q iuAieattsa.