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MoRTUARY REPORT FOR TIE WEEK.

The following is the official return of deaths
for the City of Charleston, for the week end.
ing April Is, 1872:
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Those Handsome Photograph Albums are
now sold at coo. each. HAsEL STREET BAZAAR.
aprl5-m
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EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.
STATE TREASURY OFFICE,

COLUMBIA, 8. c., April Is, 1872.
E. n. Gr1mke, Esq, School Commissioner OF
Charleston County, Charleston 8. O.:
DEAR SIR-Your letter Of the 10th instant
came duly to hand. In reply, the. treasurer
directs me to say that this Office is not In
funds, and that there is no probability Of the
payment of the draft referred to until after the
taxes are collected In the fall.
Respectfully yours, HENRY L.. Japan.
Chief Clerk.
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evening, at the hall of the Young Mems
Christian Association. Business OF much i'm
portance in relation to the above convention
will come up for consideration.
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%SCHILLER's RoBBERs.-This play Is to be
given in German at the Academy of Music on
Friday evening, the 10Th instant, by a number
of amateurs, for the benefit Of the new Ger
man Church. The following are the dranaatiS
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HALO, CHARLIE, where did you get that
Hat, At Plenge's.a Why. Because I like
the style. fstaar 81. -
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FEATHER DusrERs, Accents each. HAaELi
STREET BAzAAR.1a3 81 eif&z III :aa aprl7-w
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NOTICE 10 ToUR1sTa-stereoscopic views Of
Charleston and vicinity for sale at the Hasel
street Bazaar. oeczS
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Meetings h Day.

South Carolina Lodge, I. o. o. F., at 8 P. N.
Farmers Fertilizer Company, at 8 P. N.
stonewall Lodge, z. p, at half-past Z P. n.
Enterprise Railroad Company, at II A. II.
Wagner Artillery Club, at 8 F. NJ.
Irish Volunteer Rifle Club, at 8 P. N.
Carolina Independent Boat Club, at 8 P. N.
Amateur Literary and Fraternal Associa.
ton, at TT NJ.
Washington Rile Club, at 8 A. n.
South Carolina State Sunday School Con-
vention, at 8 P. N.
Auction Sales This Day.
Macoueen Il Rlecke will sell at half-past 3
O'Clock, at No. 6s King street, contents OF a
bakery.
T. E. Bowers will sell at 10 O'Clock, In King
street, opposite Columbus, household furni-
ture, &c.
B. N. Marshall & Brother will sell at half
past 10 O'Clock, at their Office, horses, desk,
&c.
Miles Drake will sell at 10 O'Clock, at hia
store, clothing, hats, dc.
BUSINESS EEvELoPEs.-TAE NEWS Job Office
is now prepared to furnish good envelopes,
with business cards printed thereon, at "a
per thousand. Send your orders. Every
merchant and business man should have hif
card printed OF his envelopes.
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TIE STATE suNDAY-soHooL CONVENTION
The general committee OF the Sunday schools
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PARoHEEs1 / PARoHsEs1l-A royal game Of
India. Hasel street Bazaar. and East Bay
News Room. ai.g& spr2o-wl
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PLAYING CARDS, Linen, sixteen styles, soc.
per pack. Hssel street Bazaar and East Bay
News Room. febl9-m
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GERMAN ITEMs.-A SchutZen club has been
organized in Galveston, Texas.
The Turnverein will picnic at Mt. Pleasant
on the goth of May.
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PICTURE F~RAxEs-Ova and Square; all
sizes. Cheap! Cheapl EASEL Be. BAzAAR-
feblS-tu
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wusee or Buff, good quality 10c.
a package, OF. three packages for 25o. HaseI
street Bazaar and East Bay News Room.
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WE CALL particular. attention to our very
large assortment of Cloths, in Blue, Black,
Bro IN, Olive, best Edropesn make; also
Fancy Cassimeres, Diagonals,l Tweeds,, Linen
Ducks Coatings, vestings,l at very low fgures:
These goods were purchased before the raise
in the market. FURoHaorr. BENEDICT, q Co,
No. IA King street. : APPS
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MONEY FOE PUBLIC SCHOOLS.

fs+".rt1 gFLg"rI 49, :. L. 10
More Fraits or Radical MisruIe-The
Schools to be Closed for Want Of
Bunds.
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SAVE Your MoNEfl-The merchants OF this
city can have thephotogrsphs Of their places
of business framed at sixty cents each. Hasel
street Bazaar AK @ as fs.ssa apr12-12
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YE THIRSTY MoRTALs, ATrENT1oN'-Gard-
ner's celebrated Soda Water, at the East Bay
News Room. Branch OF; the Hasel street e.
tablishment. rEn-s-. r~5q-sa%yaprl6
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AN EARLY FmE.-At two o'clock yesterday
morning a young man returning from a Solree
discovered a fire In the dry goods store Of Mr..
]. Apple. at the south corner of King street
and Burns lane. He alarmed the family, who
with the aid ofthe police quickly ~e1tlnguished
the flames. These had originated In a pile OF
handkerchiefs lying on a trunk, and had COM
munIcated to the wooden counter which was
partly burnt away. The loss Is estimated at
about one hundred dollars, and is covered by
an insurance in the London and Liverpool and
Globe Insurance Company-Messrs. G. T.
Lowndes & Co. agents. The cause of the fire
is not known.
c1uss AND srARs.-Wm. Hicks and Henry
TAYLOR. arrested for being drunk and disor-
derly and resisting the police In the Guard
house. were each fined two dollars, with an
alternative of ten days in the House of Cor.
rection.
John Hefron, q colored boy, lodged for
heating another little boy over the head with
O club. In King street, near George, was sent
to the House of Correction for twenty days.
His companion, Jacob Singleton, was dis
charged.
The owner OF a dog, which bit a boy In st.
Michaers alley, proved that the dog was al
tending to its business, while the boy was not,
and the case was forthwith dismissed.
CRUxps.-General Q. A. Gilmore passed
through the city yesterday morning, on his
way North.
Some twenty-five or thirty young men of
Aiken have expressed a Willingness to join
the rifle club proposed to,be raised there.
The annual meeting of the stockholders OF
the Enterprise Railroad Company will be held
at IL o'clock today in the hall of the Bank OF
\ Charleston.
Matte Smith, colored, was arrested in
Aiken, on Saturday, charged with an attempt
to murder bis wife. He was carried before
Trial Justice Williams, who, In default to give
ball. sent him TO a higher court.
A desirable building lot on the south side Of
Broad street, and west Of Savage. forty.three
feet in front by one hundred and ffty-four feet
deep, was sold yesterday morning by A. c.
McGilllvray for eight hundred dollars-one'
half cash and the balance In one year.
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TIE NEW LICENSE LAw.-There still appears
to be a great deal OF doubt and misapprehen-
sion concerning the rather ambiguous require
ditor Bennett has written to the attorney
general of the State for an authoritative inter-
probation Of the whole law. which, as soon as
received, will be published In these columns
for the Information of the community.
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eau 8 Z 9 OF
DEATH.
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EAEEuVb 1KVIR SUV A1RVSS" "" ]
ED. B. BRADLEY, Secretary.
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fed that, on the morning OF the 10th Of March,
1871, he had been told by J. Wesley Smith OF
the killing of Charlie Good. on the night OF
the 9Th. Wesley Smith told him that ne, WIN
William Smith, the defendant, William White
and Leander Spencer, had been present az
the killing. Soon after that, the witness was
summoned by J. Madison Smarr to conn and
assist at the burial of the body, n had gone
with smarr, ]. Wesley Smith, William Smith,
John Wallace, Pinckney Caldwell, Mitchell,
Allen, Brown and some others. They went 10
where Good had been killed, and found MS
body lying on the ground, tied to sapling oy
q strap. Some lime was thrown over the
body, aud it was then rolled up In bagging
and carried to Broad River. where two old
plough-shares were strapped to the body and
it was thrown into the river by Pinckney
Caldwell.
William White, of York County, testified
that ne was q member of Alex. Smiths Khan.
He was working for J. Wesley Smith, In
March, 1871, and was told by him on the 9th
of March that he (smith) had been ordered BY
three chiefs of the Klan-John Mitchell,
Charlie Bias and Madison Smarr-to have
Charlie Good killed, and that 1t had been or
dered That the witness and William Smith and
Leander Spencer, the defendants, should as
sist 10 the killing. They all refused at first to
have anything to do with 1t, and tried to dis.
suade Wesley Smith, but that night they all
went out to the road, being ordered out, as
witness understood, to guard their dwellings,
They then went down the road some three
hundred yards and met Charlie Good. when
Wesley Smith told him to come away from the
road a little ways, for he wanted to ask him
few questions. They took him into a field,
and Wesley Smith took off one Of his (Good's)
own suspenders, tied him with 1t to o tree,
and ordered the witness and William Smith tc
shoot him. Witness had thought up to thai
time that the Intention was only to trIghter
Good, but he then began to think hat Wesley
smith was in earnest. aid asked him # he was
Smith said yes, he was In earnest. They
had orders to kill him, and must do 1t, an6
that he (Good) had threatened to kill them
because he said they had been on q preViou'
Aid against him. Witness said We US no
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The prizes to be given away to the success
fal marksmen at the coming schutzenfest are
valued at over one thousand dollars, and are
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-06
State Fair Meeting.

At the State Fair meeting at the Court House
on Saturday Of last week, the attendance was
less than could have been wished, but the reports
were encouraging. President Nichols, of the
County Agricultural Society, presided. Reports
were read from the committees OF Farm Ridge,
Deer Park, Dayton, Fall River, Serena, Rutland,
South Ottawa and Ottawa. The aggregate sub
scriptions OF these towns were over five thou.
sand dollars Owing to the limited time the
canvass was not thorough, and it is the belief Of
the gentlemen who made these reports that the
amounts can be very much increased in sll Of
them. Additions were made to mapy Of the
town committees, and instructions voted to con-
tluue the canvass until the amount required to
meet the demands of the State Society be raised
Messrs. Louis Soule, Timothy Johns and A. II.
Eberso, for south side of Illinois river, and Abel
Armstrong, David Mason and Z. Temple for
north side, were appointed to visit and set to
work the various town committees. Hon. Elmer
Baldwin, President Nichols, and ex.President
Lewis were appointed a committee to attend the
meeting of the State Society at Springfield on
the % inst, ami lay before that body the claims
of La Sale county for the State Fair. The Sec
rotary stated that seventeen acres of land ad.
Joining the fair ground can be leased for rea.
souable sum. Remarks were made by number
OF gentlemen on matters connected with the
Fair, after which an appropriation Of $50 to de.
fray the expenses of the Springfield committee
was voted also thanks to Mr.. Fredenburg for
heating the Court House, when the meeting ad-
journed to Saturday afternoon. January 9Th, at
p. NJ, at which time the Springfield committee
will report.
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TIE STICK PIANo-We feared that the fetal
destruction Of the great music store of Msssrs
Roof & CADY, BY the Chicago Ere, would inter
fsre. for while at least. with the western sale
of the Sssk Piano. they being the sole agent
for the N0thvsst. We observe. hswevsr. that
Messrs. Rost & Csdy. with Characteristic Chlca-
60 pluck md enterprise. are again on their feet
having orsaed for the present at 6ls Michigan
Avenue; and are ready to Gil orders without
limit fer the Steck Piano, other pianos, organs,
sheet music, &C., &C.. as usual.
The following, in reference to the Steck Piano,
which We copy faon the Rsund Table, accords so
exactly with our own experience inithe.purehase
of enc Of these instruments, that We endorse and
adopt it as our own:
People who have tried to get "puffs" in the
Round Table are not usually disposed to repeat
the experiment. For the very reason which this
statement implies we are quite willing at times
10 accept the inputatiou of putting for the sake
of doing a good that we think is deserved
When an article is offered 10 the public which
We, as enc of tho public, have thoroughly tested
and proved to DO coed, we feel justified in record
ing tho experience, and 10 awarding the praise
which We are satisfied is honestly due. Now,
We have tested in inst such way a Steek Piano
we have subjected such an instrument to pro-
tracted trial. and that at the hand of experienced
and fastidious connoisseurs; and We make bold
to say ON the strength of this that, all things
considsrsd-purity and sweetness Of tone, price
finish, and the various technical qualities which
are most esteemed--the Steck Piano is every.
thing that its makers claim, and that those who
buy it are certain of getting a thoroughly good
instrument at moderate rate.
Mrs. NJ. W. Baldwin, at her music rooms in
Kneussls block, is sole agent in this city for the
sale of the Steck Piano, and has one at her rooms
that any one desiring to purchase is at liberty
TO test.
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Dffn.

Dec. 2lst JAMES Francis infant OF wn Msston and
Ann Reed. Of Farm Ridge; aged months
On the came day. EMMA infant daughter OF Auguse and
Mary Yeniki, Of Grand Rapids; aged months.
In this city, Dee soh, suddenly, Of congestive chill ANyk
WooD daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. jeremiah Wood aged
years, months and 20 days.
In Dec s congestion of the lungs at the resi-
dence Of hts sister Ms Frank Lodge CuAMEs CLARKE
eldest OF the late Rev Chss r. Clarke OF this cV aged
IS yeass months and 5 days.
The subject Of this notice remembered by mos of our
citizens as residing here With his parents eight ago.
Since then he had lived among the mountains Montana
making his headquarters at Virginia City and Helena until
September last on account Of failing health he to
Chicago hoping, by change OF climate and medical caro- to
recover his bodily vgor bul with what given above
He in all respects exemplary and esmabe young
man, and his death Is mourued BY large circle of friends
and kindred.
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CHANCE OF BAsE.-Frank j. Crawford, Esq -,
a well known attorney of this city and popu.
lar and much valued citizen, has concluded to
enter wider field and opened an Office in Chica.
60 Mr.. Crawford will no, only be missed as .
Leading practitioner at the bsr of our courts, and
a valued citizen, but he and his excellent lady
will be missed as good neighbors, combining, as
they do in eminent degree, all the finer social
qualities. We wish Mr. Crawford success ia
the fullest measure in his new location.
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N. Y. OBSERVER ALMANAC-One of the most
valuable as we'll as attractive ANIMALS we have
any knowledge of is the New York Observer Al
manao. tits small encyclopedias IN itself, Civ
ing detailed information on all current topics
that come within the range Of statistics. A vol.
ume Of several hundred pages, splendidly print.
ed and illuminated, it is sold at the moderate
price Of 81.
The Observer itself enters upon its 50th year
With the LIST of January, and maintains fully
ito position as one of the Ablest a. we'll az most
reliable religious as we'll as secular journals Of
the country.
For sale by Osman & Hapeman.
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INCoRREcT--Somc weeks ago the La Sale
Press contained an article charging that an in
Poor House, through the negligence Of the keep
or, and was found at La Sale with her foet
frozen, &c. On investigation it appears that the
woman, whose name is Bridget Hannah, had
been member Of that establishment year ago,
and was taken away by her friends, and escaped
their custody. Consequently the statement that
the keeper OF the Poor House is to blame 10
wholly without foundation.
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HOME MATTERS
Pepper, Salt aud Spice.

FePpers Salt and Spice.
"Time at last brings all things even;
For, 1t We do but watch ths hour,
There never yet was human power
That could evade. il unforgivsn,
The patient search and vigil long,
" him who trea sures up wrong.
The above, or something like it was written
by Byron, poet of considerable reputation, gen.
erously bestowed upon him. tHtrriett B. Stow
a1D And these are tho sentiments entertained
by Sheriff Blake. relative to the squirrel that
Rnawed UP certain legal d,''4.--onti, heretofore
alladed to in this column. Ar. Il ny prop
erly treatsd tina. Mr.. s. tB. stap',i I A., and
S. for sQuirrel as feloE, anc In in jail.
The squirrel is now in the car . SIG watchnan,
Jsck Connere; and iustead OF having 500 notes
md 800 bonds for his regular meals, he now
subsists on bread ana water in prisoners cell,
aud for exercise is allowed to play chequers with
his nose through the CRATES ct the window.
A few evenings ago prominent attorney Of
this city, whose fighting weight is 24O lbs, ran
into Turner He'll and announced to a crowd of
Dutchman that there was horse in we'll close
by. The thing seemed 80 absurd, and so much
like 'sel,' that the boys said "Vell, it's better
what you pick him out yourself. amt it? ?" The
fact was. that horse had fallen into an uncoy.
cred we'll. He was finally pulled Our. more dead
than alive, but afterwards was able to travel.
The lawyer is now trying to get up aitidavits to
preye his veracity, SO tiat hereafter, in similar
emergency, he can be believed go The boy who
accused the editor of the Republican, the other
lay of prowliug around his chicken roost be-
cause he sHlet him, was mistaken, as it sab.
sequently found genuine mtfi it's Anae91ozno
from the woods had been there 80. jim Cross
drew a Taeep at the Sisters Fair Jim j. liable
to draw anything The gas company was
put to come useless trouble the other day in
searching for a leak. 1t turned out that there
was no leak all, but the suspicious smell arose
from the fact tbs. the editor 81 the EepHbtcQn
had been standing there Peak j Joke on Peak,
the bell slngist, who lost his pocket book in his
private room At the Clifton, containing $3.50,
found by Mrs. Huntington, Bowman's able assis.
tant photographer, and returned without asking
fee or reward, save that OF merit, which every
man should prize higher than money, caused
Peak to hesve sigh Of relief, and q man Of his
size heaves huge sIghs Prescott says it is rot
true that the editor Of the Republican sleeps in
bis back shop. The peculiar odor of that apart
ment, he says, arises from his Brown Kartin'
furs in raw state.
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@arrtfD.

The Re9 eo Hon,S,on 81 we
KINNEY SMITH, formerly OF Ottawa ILL., Chief Of the Tele
graph Bureau Fire Department. n Y City VIRGINIA w.
BRADIsH, OF westport, Conn.
In Ottawa On the nrs day Of January BY A. Smith, ESQ.
town Of Serena
Attic Galloway House the 9th ult, by Arthur Lock
wood, 3d. Mr.. JAMES w. CooPBR Miss MRLIssA A. FEB.
GUsoN, both OF the town Freedom.
BY the same January l Mr. SAMUEL A. PRRlsLRl 70 Miss
JENNIE DRAKE, both OF this city.
In Grand Rapids La Sale county BY Rev. NJ Egnus Mr..
GKoRo1 HICKMAN to Miss RoXANA HOWE, Dec. Gath.
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TERpsIcHoREAN.-Mr. Willis will give q

TERPsIcHoREAN.-Mr. Willis will give q
grand juvenile fancy dress party at his dancing
academy on Thursday evening, Jan. 18th, 1872.
think those that can spend couple of hours
that evening will be we'll paid BY going and see.
ing the little folks trip the light fantastic toe.
The beautiful May pole dance will be performed.
Adnisson only 25 cents. Scholars in costumes
admitted free. shall commence another term
on Saturday, Jan. 18th, 1872, at o'clock, p. NJ.
S. S. WILLIS.
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NfW advertisements.

That at sale Of delinquent lands and tswn lots by
The Treasurer Of La sae county and state Of Illinois for the
year 1889 and previous years: held st the Court House
1870 and continued from day to day according to law W. r
henery On the 2th DAY Of June $50 purchased the fol
SEX Sec a. Town 81. Range taxed In the name OF Fenton
Ward; and sad Hensry has duly asvncd his certificate OF
purchase and that the time Of REDEEM pton viii expire
on the SSth day Of june 4. D. 1872. WIN. STRAIGHT.
OTTAWA January 6th lST2.-Sw Assignee.
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GENEROUS AND CORRECTIVE refer to Peak.
the celebrated bell.ringist. He has often visited
Ottawa, and has always had q good audience.
The Last exhibition Of has famous troupe here
filed Tcrner Hall completely. and Mr.. Peak,
showing his appreciation Of Ottaws, subscribed
one hundred dollars towards securing the loca-
ton Of the State Fair at cur city.
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We are reminded, in connection with our ar.
ticle on the coal famine in Ottawa last week. that
At least two of our local coal dealers utterly re-.
fused TO raise the price on the bitter cold days,
but oontinu ed to sell oil they could bring in at
the regular rate of shilling bushel.
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McCALLA.-Every one about Marseilles
knows that McCalla has one of the best stores in
that town. He has lately received fine stock
Of dry goods, groceries, &C., besides full line Of
dry goods, woolens, handsome nub,as, Sc. His
stock Of teas. coffees and spices is very FULL and
comprises the very best in the markets, and his
prices are always reasonable.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1872-01-06

THE PRAIRIE FARMER is a journal 80 we'll
known to all our readers that any commenda tion
from US would be superauous. A family should
no more think Of getting along without it than
without time piece.
Single copies for sale and subscriptions receiv.
ed by Osman s. Hapsmsn.
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Brainard's Musical .Wsrld," Published by S.
Brsinard & Son, Cleveland, Ohio, at 81 year,
i, one Of the best publications Of its GLASS, and
gives music enough in year to amount to ten
times its subscription price,
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We are requested to state that the Ottawa Ma.
chine Shops and foundry will shut down on
Monday for q week or two for repair; during
which time no iobbing or work Of any kind can
be done, until further notice.
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To Town CoLLrcToRs.-Tax receipts, prin
ed ON good paper, for sale BY OsMAN & HAP
NAN. ~ t..
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Dem ADVERTISEMENTS.
money TO LOAN

hsva some Money 70 Loan for Eastern par.
tie on 1, ? or years. time, on farms in this
county. r. n. SHERWOOD.
Ottawa. January 9th, ISI2.-aw