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Administrator Notice.

r FILTERS OF ADMINISTRATION HAv,
IL ing been granted to me on the estate of
VIM. Perry Thomson. deceased. by the Pro-
bate Court of Shelby county, State of Tennes-
see. thereby notify all persons having claims
against the said estate to present them prop
erly authenticated to me. All persons in
ment of the same with me
WILLIS THOMSON, Administrator.
July 8, 1872. 1ll-ll7-lZ3- l2S
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KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs.

TENNESSEE LODGE No. meets ~
every Wednesday night at Cyrene
COmmandery Hall. No. 204 Front street. J.
e. Russell, v. p; W. X. French. W. c.; X.
Shipway. v. c.; W. II. Miller, b.; 4. X.
Jack. y. s.; II. c. BigoloW. X. s.
MENPHIs LODGE No. 6-Meets every Tues
day night at Druid Hall. No. So South Court
street. IL. 5. Reynolds. V. p; Charles l..
Anderson, W. c. -. V. Savage. v. O.: C. A.
LeClerc, B.. d. X. Irving. +. s.; NJ. Bren. RS.
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How unnecessary the anguish many
persons undergo from rheumatism, govt,
neuralgia, toothaehe and earache. We
say unnecessary because the application
of MEXICAN MUSTANG LINIMENT to the
affected part, or few drops of it in the
ears or tooth, affords instantaneous, and
what is better, permanent relief. For
cuts, wounds, bruises, swellings and all
injuries or diseases which require treat
ment externally, this liniment is every
where regarded as the most potent and
reliable healing agent in existence. For
all external injuries or ailments of
horses and cattle, it is infallible. [eoddw
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Interest all Readers.

Thus making the WEEKLY LEDGER a vel
ONE. pleasing and interesting
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LAWYERS.
MEDICAL.

~ TINE GREAT SOUTHERN
remedy for the cure OF Scro.
lula, Scrofulous faint, Rheuma.
\ - tism, White Swelling, Gout,
Goitre, Consumption, Bronchi-
tbs, Nervous Debility and all dis
- eases arising from an impure con-
dition Of the Blood.
The merits ofthis valuableprepar
alton are 50 wellknOwn that a passing
notice Is but necessary to remind the
- readers Of this journal ofthe nccessi-
" Of always having bottle OF this
- medicine among their stock Of family
necessities.
IA Certificates can be presented from
n many leading Physicians, Ministers,
- and heads families throughout the
~ South, endorsing in the highest terms
- - Ihs Hnd Ixfracf Of Rosddaiif.
DIR. IL. Wilson Carr ofBal;imore
says che has used - in cases OF Scrof-
ula and other diseases with much sat
DR. c. Pugh Of baltimore re-
lcommends it 20 all persons suffering
with diseased Blood, saying IL is "a.
- perior 10 any preparation lac has ever
used.
REV. Dnbney Rail- Of the Bal,i-
A ! ]; !. !
more NJ. =. Conference South says he
" has becnsO much benefited by itsuse
that he cheerfuliy recommends Il 10
all his friends and acquainfanccs.
Craven a. Co., Druggists, az Cor
- donsville, Va, say Il never has failed
To give satisfaction.
u. !. ]. !. ]. = I
Ham'I q. mcFndden. Murfrees-
bofo, Tennessee, says Il cured him Of
Rheumstism when all else failed.
Rosadalis L. NOT asecretq uack prep
arafion. its ingredients are published
on every package. show Il 70 ycur
~ physician and he will tell you IL Il
composed Of the strongest Alternatives
that exist, and Is an excellent Hood
Purifier. Did our space admit We
could give you testIm onla u from
ID every State IN the South and irun
persons known 20 every man, woman
md child ether pcrsonally q ~ rep
Rosadalis Is sold BY all Druggists.
- CLEMENTS 4 Co.,
BALTIHoEE, Sole Pr1Prieiors.
-, JOHN +. HENRY,
~ No. Coi1EGE Place,
Nso Tork. Fzassais A0sHt
l07xiv-1O6Hvi-eod dtw
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AN. Pm. AN. f.h.
Zoo MomEhisss Ohio 0hi0 R. R. 2.4S $3.50
jMomphis Il Charleston
ll.30l 4. R.-Daily. II 10
Mississippi X Tennes-
1900 see r. R.-Daily. 800
memphis i Little Rock
ri r. R.-Daily.
miss. river to Helena Il
3 Friar's P't-daily. 10
jVicksburg(tri-weekiy)
Mon. Thurs, Sat.
miss. river t. St.LOuis
81 Mon. and Thurs.
White Riyer-Semi-
3 Weekly-Tues. Sat.
)Ark'sriyer. tri-weeklyl
3 Mon, Wed. Il Friday.
Marion (tri-weeklyl-l
10 Mon, We'd, Fri. 10
Cuba, Tennessee
I2x1 weekly-Eriday. 1920
Byhalia& Olive Branch
81 Tues. and Fri. 5.2
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Thursday, July %, 1879,

Between the hours of 10 am. and PM, in
front of my Office, No. Madison street, in
Memphis. Tennessee. the following real estate,
to-wit: Lots Nos. -. %. "a, %, 26. II, is and
16. in blocks 80 and 40. on Fuckers map OF
Fort Pickering. the first five on Carolina
street and the last three fronting on Broad
way, in Shelby county, Tennessee.
Redemption is waived, and title perfect, but
/ shall convey only as trustee.
80 I'd NJ. b. IRRELEVANT, Trustee.
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Trustees Sale.

DY VIRTUE OF THE TERMS OLA DEED
ID of trust, executed to me April IS, 1871, by
Jno. G. Saint, to secure a certain Indebtedness
therein mentioned, which deed is recorded in
Shelby county, Tennessee. will sell to the
highest bidder, for cash, on
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MEMPHIS POSTeFFICE.

OyYTcs HouRs-FRON8 AN. TO 6P.H.; SUNDAY,
From 9 TO l0A.M.
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RAILROAD TINE TABLES.

The Brownsville ACCOMMODATION leaves at
40 pm. daily, except Sunday.
Depot at head Of Main street.
Ticket Office. 9S7h Main street. one door
north Of Jefferson,
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Ferryboat will leave wharfboat, foot OF
Poplar street. daily. at 100 am.
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EXPRESS train does not run on Sunday.
Ticket Office. 27S Main street. corner OF South
Caurf
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EMPHIs AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD
Arrives. Leaves.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-27

The movement Of the St. Louis barl
in favor Ct wearing. black silk gowns in
court meets With f.Spf Ia other ,parts of
the country The Law Jouraal says:
eve donot advocate 4 return Of the
costnme'of Eoglish judges ind barristsrs
OF the middie'a 'ages--to wigs, coifs, caps,
bands and collars, or even to green, red,
blue or purple bags, forthase, particular
ly all but the bags, would not become
dignifed and learned profession In a
scientific and intellectual period. But
extensive use of the robe and the gown
we believe, would add lustre, distinction
and gravity to the bench and the bar,
and would be ansiucentive to all wearers
of these professional insignia to render
themselves worthy Of the distinction
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State Items.

Seyersl quarts of lstrawberfjes Were
sold in Aiken on Saturday. s
The following persons were arrested
last week, hpder tho charge Of being
uembeSs of the Ku- -Klux- Khan ID Union
County, r. G. johnson. John r, Su,ith
w: q. Fowler, Thos. Belew, Johu T.
Belew, j. d. Long, apd---Whitlock.
The Goyetnor'has appointed John II.
Phillips, Notary Public for Orange
lburg County grerl,Eg
Niles g. Parker, State Treasurer Of
South Carolina, arrived in Columbia
yesterday. "a a'a4<ed
A severe hail STORM visited Aiken and
Vicinity on Sunday night, accompanied
by thunder and lightning. iyellearu
that considerable damage was done to
the CROWN crops. D.',.A '
The Uuionville Tanes complains that
its new press was Gig days going fron,
SnatieStou 70 OulOu.
A most terrible accident occurred in
Aiken on Saturday afternoon last by
the careless use o. fire arms, which re-
suited in the death of "a most estiniublc
young colored woman named Mary
Williams. 1t seems that colorpd youth
named George Wilson, who was at the
time in the yard Of the deceased, was
exhibiting a pistol which he POSSESSED,
aud while handling it the pistol ex-
ploded, the ball entering directly under
the ,leia shoulder and penetrating the
lungs, causing death in few moments.
A terrible tornado swept over PORTIONS
of the State Thursday OF last week.
Its greatest violence Was at Clies-
ter, where it is stated sixty two hou ses
were destroyed, aud many others ser.
iousiy damaged. Miles of fencing were
blown down and scattered, and thous
ands OF fruit trees We're toru up by the
roots, altogether Involving loss cstima.
ted at $4,000.
at Columbia, the new market house,
in progress Of construction, was demol
ished, aud moro or less injury done
throughous the city.
No lives were lea, but four color d
persons were injured ut Ches er by fall
lowing houses. a meeting of citizens
was hold at that place On Saturday last.
as we learn from the C'droltnium, to con
slider the results of tho storm aud to
provide for the relief of the sufferers. 1t
was found that there VAS considerable
distress. and one thousand dollars would
bc needed to relieve immcd iate wants.
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A'sreS,rH meeting of independent fcung
A:ncric:. Fire Engine Company, held n, Fire.
maas Hail. Frdny evening, 9th inst, IL e
following resolution was unanimously a.
dopte'!:
R~"'rej. Uisrcas. in the resignation Of
Mr.. +. '" fcnn. the Indcpcndcn, Young
America Company has lost valunblc fire.
man on! lruc and faithful officer; That
the '!iaiihs Of his brother frvuen be tend
.iri I'm FOR his runctua and impartial per.
fnrmance Of hi, Gu'y, ani that while We
'icrp'y feel Ia. loss, cur wishes will ever be
for HI, success IN future
R'so'r"1. Tint tho foregoing resolution he
published in the Orangebnrg Time. and
orangrburg News.
(froni slie niauten}
~ +. s. pIDELE,
Secretary, PRO tenn,
J. Z. A. r. T.. Co.
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Sheriff S Sales e


BY yirtne Of snndry Executions 10 me a;.
recte'i will sell to the highest bidders. At
Orangei'nrg Court iiousc. on the irss MOS.
DAY IN May next, for cash, the follow
ing property, viz: d~A} sAaT9T ga
One tract of land containing 4S9 acres
more or less, bounded north by b. p. Reid
Snd w pgnS npais sessr, ss,, east 5ysststs e.
Kitchens. and west by p. kitchens. Levied
on as the property OF Kobt. Bro'tie a. the suit
of J!w. johnson, Adm'r Of Joseph q obsasa.
ALSOI : z,a9-AM
On Tuesday after sslc,iay, at the residene.
Of Henry II. Jennings, 10 or 20 bush els Corn.
Aeffiea itf;l on MS The property Of Jacob Curry
- shsriFs oliiss. H RMssA
Ornnaeburg C. H.. SC. ,At .. C.
April IL, 1872
spli3 ~ ftIHDTTAi
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+. s. pIBELE,
Secretary, pro tenn,
J. Z. A. +. T.. Co.

AZ mn extra meeting OF Independent
Young America Fire Engine Company, held
nt Fireman's Hall, Friday evening 10Th
inst. the following resolutions were adopted
unanimously:
Fhrtas, We as n Company, have been the
recipients Of NUMEROUS favors from the ci,i-
zens and inhabitants Of our town: RnI
Whst0s. We deem it duty we owe iLem t.
gave expression TO our :crli nss therefore De
it
Re.oirei That ne acknowledge with
grateful hearts, the obligations we owc {, o
the ladies of Orangeburg, who so kindly and
cheeriully furnished Us with wreaths and
garlands with which 10 decorate our Pct"
on tkc occasion OIL our late anniversary
parade
Re,oir,e, That tho rem cmh-ance of these
expressions and tokens OF appreciation from
their fair hands will bu, strengthen ms in
the discharge of our duty as ffernen. and
ncrve and cheer us in our exeriions TO over
conc every obstacls IN the road Of our future
succcss.
Re,olced, That. we ten ,cr to Mr.. Philip
kohn. fireman gratitude, for the interest
he has evinced in our organization, MS well
as for the token Of his appreciation pre-
ssnted to us at our late anniversary.
Resoir>G, That we tender our thanks to
Tie gentlemen composing the Band for the
excellent music furnished by them on the
evening of orr anniversary, by which our
evenings entertainment, WAS enlivcned
RsSolred, That, we complnen the com
pittce Of arrangements upon the success of
their endeavors in providing for our enter
tanment and pleasure, and tcnter hem our
appreciation sf the services rendered, as
we'll as a hearty well done"
Rssoir.d, That the foregoing resolutions
he published in the OrAngcburg Time; and
Orangehurg NEwS.
From the m;nrics
r. S DIBBLg.
Sncrnarv. pro TEN.
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Tho Charleston Meas says: There are
now in the State Of South Carolina one
hundred and forty, nine chartered lodges
of Free and Accepted Mssnus in active
working order. Fifteen '.ohyrters are
dormant. At the lust session of the
Graad Lodge one hundred and twenty
eight lodges ware represented. Six
thousand, toar hRndred and seventh .six
master nlasons are in full pfhliation with.
in this Jurisdiction. solomon's Lodge,
No. !, OF this CITY, has she largest mem
be,ship, the.o being one hundred and
thirty members reported. The second
highest number is reported BY the
Hiram lodge, No. SO, at Anderson
Court House. its roll embracing one
hunarc1 and 'wNntv.ouc memhery
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The News.

WAsuINGroT, April 23
The large Judgment for fonr hun lred
and scventytve thousand dollars given
against the United States. by the Court
of Claims yesterday, is in favor Of
Andrew Lowe, Of Savannah, Georgia
for the proceeds Of three hundred AID
forty nine bales OF Sea Island and twenty.
TWO hundred and forty-six bales Of up.
land cotton, seized by treasury agents
just after the close of the war
The famous Eiycc cotton case, 50 long
pending, was decided in favor Of the
title of c. V Woodruff Il Co., repre-
scn,ed by r. NJ. Corwine, of Washing
ton, and c. NJ. Con. d Of New Orleans,
the judgment bein, flr some 1866, 0 90
1t has been enormously stated that the
trial Of this case was delayed 70 await
the decision of the Supreme Court on
the constitutionality Of the so-called
Drake amendment, AS relating to the
effect of Presidential pnrdons in the
Court OF Claims On the contrary, tn c
loyalty of the claimants was fully
established aud adjulged BY til. Court
Of Claims.
The Senate to day adopted rcsolu-
tion declaring Abbott not entitled to a
seat as Senator from North Carolina,
without division
In the House a number Of bills grant,
ing pensions and removing political dis
abilities, &c, were introduced aud re.
ferrcd
new YoRK, April IS.
The National Executive Committee of
the Union League of America held their
FIRST meeting for the year at The ST.
Nicholas Hotel. this evening, with
Governor Geary, Of Pennsylvania, as
temporary Chairman. Governor William
A. Newell, Of New Jersey, was re. elected
Chairman for the year, aud Thomas G.
Baker, of New York, secretary.
Important business connected with
the Presidential Q, mpaisn was trans.
acted, aud addresses were delivered by
Ex-Governor uoppiu, of Long Island,
Governor Perham, Of Maine, aud others.
A statement OF the condition Of the
South was made by Congressman Rain.
ey, Of South Carolina.
a resolution was unanimously adopted
pledgies the support cf tho Union
League to the nominees OF the Union
Republican party as put forth by the
regular conventions thereof
Adjourned 70 meet May 10, in phila.
dolphin.
RlouMoED, April 1s.
The Rspobiiesa State Convention
this syspins elected full delegation t.
the Philudelphia Convention, about hall
being colored men. a resolution dcclur,
irg for universal amocsty was irtroduccd
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The man who, without pressing temp.
tation, tells a falsehood, will, without
pressing temptation, act ignobly and
meauly. sg,
Illinois has 1874 postodices, being the
fourth State in the Union in that respect.
The first is Pennsylvania, which has
1888. New York is next having 600.
A man in New York recently bled to
death after having Eve teeth extracted.
Every effort was made to stop the bleed
Ing of the gums, but proved fruitlcss,
aud the patient gradually died from ex.
hnustion.
Olive Logan commented one of her
lectures recently with the remark
IVY henever see pretty girl, | want
t. clasp her in my arms" 80 do We"
shouted the boys in the gallery. For
moment Olive Was nonplusscd but re.
covering her sclf-posscseion, she r piled ::
We'll, bpys, dnu', blame you"
A fellow la,uly started stutc in
Kansas, The following WAS the sign he
hung out :''Dry goods by john Smith,
who wishes to get married" This sign
drew all kinds Of custom The siu.le
lndies went, of cours. and the married
men all told their wives to 70. under
tho in'presoi"n that they could easily
cheat SO gre iool.
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April 81
~ :
Valuable Tract of Land for
Sale.

The Subscriber offers for sales yALu.
ABLE tract OF land Situated in Liberty
Township, Orangebuig County, On the
Waters of North Edisto River, aud bouude d
by lands of II. d. Bonnet, North Edisto
River, lands of D. II. Barton and JOSIAH,
Bonnet. The Said tract contains e42 Actcs
and has been sub-dividcd into smaller tracts.
A plat can be seen of the Office of County
Treasure. The tract cont ins a fine MILL,
SIZE. The above property will be sold on
reasonable terms, presen, sale; but if NOT
disposed of before the lst Monday in June.
will then be sold ut Public Auction in front
Of Court House. u r r"
Terms. half cash. balance in one year. Sc
cured by Mortgage of fproperty--purchascr
TO pay for papers a deduction of 10 Per
cent will be make to those paying cash
FRANK II. GREENE.
Atty for Hester e. Greene,
orangcburs S. c. April, 24th 1872. .
April 81 t u.
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IsT OF LETTERS Re,,aip.

IL ing in lie Orangcburs Pos, OIice to
April 2ith, 1872.
A--Peter W. Avinger.
C--Airs. NJ Is. Craig.
Isaac Jennings.
PNrs. Barbra J. rarbc.
E-panicl Rowe; J. W. Rushing.
-Rohcr, l.. Scabrook Master ]. Sheph-
cred.
Person's calling for the above letters will
please ~! they arc advertised
+. DEMars, p. VI.
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SATURDAY, APRIL "a, 1872.
"a For President: ~
Ulysses s. Grant.
Our Town.

Orangeburg is growing rapidly. We
douJt whether there is another town in
the State whose prosperity is on as
sound n basis, or whose prospects for
the future are SO bright, as those OF tho
beautiful town wherein and whereof we
write. New buildings are going up On
every side, new men are settling among
us, and thrift, enterprise and consequent
success present at every turn their cm.
phatic aud visible signs. Wiser, t,o, in
her generation than many Of her sister
towns, Orangcburg is rapidly becoming
more cosmopolitan in spirit, and more
and moro disposed TO judge of men by
their actions rather than by their politi-
cal creeds. Croakers we have-for what
community has not?--but let them crouk
1t pleases them and hurts nobody
We're there any doubt about our sub.
stantial prosperity such men might do
damage, but in the face Of facts their
tongues wag impotent. Ono thing we
need particularly, aud that is more capi-
tai. Millions OF dollars at the North
are there seeking Investment and fail to
find it at seven per cent interest. Here
we are paying from l2 to 25 per cent,
and are doing we'll even at these high
rates.
We know of no place in the whole
country that offers greater inducements
to men Of fortunes ranging from S25,-
600 20 $4,000 or thereabous, than
.Orangeburg. The society is good, the
sch ools arc good, the doctors are good,
the lawyers are good, aud no soul need
ever be lost for tho lack Of either
churches or ministers. AS for health.
we are well acquainted with many
Northern towns and villages, and never
knew healthier place than Orangeburg.
Living is cheap. The servants are not
the best in the world, but they will
compare not unfavorably with many of
those at the North. Altogether it is a
good place wherein to erect the altars Of
a quiet, happy home. Northern men
will do well to consider these statements
and to visit our town for a few days to
look about, and investigate at their leis-
ure. Ths money they may bring will
OF course be welcome, .ut wo can fur ther
assure both themselves aud their families
that they will find among US warm hearts
and ready nauds ever p,ompU 10 = Jaips,
thise and to aid in the true spirit of
neighbors aud Of friends.
Many individuals at the North who
6nd it difficult 10 live upon the income
of j capital indicated by the above fg-
ures would, by set'ling here, be enabled
to double shcir incomes while diminish.
ing their expenditures one half at the
very least.
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but, objection being made, vent over.
Colonel John w. jenkins was chosen
gPresidential eleclor tor fhe State ut
ilHs@. a now State Central Cornmittee
was elected with w. HI II .Stowell as
Chairman, The delesetesSto the Phila.
delphis conyeution were insirueted to
vote for the re.nonination of President
Grant. Adjourned to uight.
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A Want Long Felt Supplied

d. u. BLuME. Artist has opened a
GALLERY where he is prepared TO take
PHOTOGRAPHS,
AMBROTYPES,
.,a .,s, DAGULRRE0TYPEs, ~
..s.+.. FERRoTYpEs. &C.,
in q few minutes Of the LOWEST possible
RATES.
Walk up.o the GALLERY orcr Mr.. p. II.
W. BRiGGMANN'S STORE. if /, ou want o
obtain present that ia always appreciated
by Lovers. Sweeth.arts and others. viz {:
yourself.
Satisfaction guaranteed.
api 20 ''A tf
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ESTATE OF SAMUEL O. FAIR, Deceased.
Notice is hereby given that On tho third
day Of May, 1872, win ifiie ny 6iaf ao.
count ns Administrative of the OF the Eststs
Of Samuel q. Fair. ldeceaseds in the. Probase
oGa,t Gov 1 of a, orangsbnrg County, apd win sp
MARYeATPkIK.sA
T'' Adm'x Rstf s. Ca Ra;fs
orangehurs Sc, March, %, ,ls72,im
"ar "o 'rsi s5asu.ssfiTs sbb ,:s,,sn.,6t
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At Private Sale.

TIME PLANTATION forming part OF
j. the Estate Of the late Coi. keitt, and
known as tho DARBY PLACE The tract
conaists Of about 500 acres. one half we'll
Tmhcred, the remainder Rich. Bed, Loan
Soil, sdapted to Crops of all kinds. These
are the Finest Lands in the District. and
were valued at $50 per acre in 1866. Would
be sold for one.half that price now One
fearth cash, the remainder in three install.
meats bearing interest from date and Sc
cured by mortgage of tho same.
This is a splendid chance for any one do.
string 10 secure Rich Lands. 6ne Water Pow.
or, excellsn. Cattle Range and { Refined
Ncighbofhood. Apply TO 10
Mrs. L, n. KEfTT,
Or j. G. KEITT, Esq
jan sf
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]"oSO, &aPsi' 40
The Rspobiiesa State Convention
this eyeplus elected full delegation to
the Philadelphia Convention, about half
being colored men. a resolution dcclar.
irg for universal amocsty was introduced
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oA'Gue apo Soou ior hulHhn nature
daily food. 1t is not astonishing that
this style of remark has had the effect
OF leading most thinking men to ex-
anime our system, to determine for thei
selves whether it Is too good for them.
The principles of our Constitution are
now constantly discussed in clubs, in
newspapers, aud even in legislatures
The proposisi- for the modification of
the communal and provincial laws in
Italy has induced the Olnaions, loud
ing Journal Of Flolence, to publish
series Of articles from the pen OF Prof.
Viceuso Botta of this oity, which give a
vigorous aud accurate picture Of tho
workings Of the American Commune
aud show how the principles of munici.
pal liberty and local self.goverDment
can be applied to the regeneration OF
Italy. These articles are widely read
and copied throughout the Italian pc.
ninsula, tho effect Of suoh propaganda
can not but be sI!u,ary, and the action
Of such iutelligsrt and impartial obseg-
vors as these il the Sost apswer TO the
utterauces of political atheism ne some
times hear from recreant Americans
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