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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
BY wM, L, VAL a.,Sis 4 Ss'ss,.s Sss ,Asg'''H''r''



VALUABLE PRoPERTY NEAR THE INTERIOR
DEPARTMENT FOR SALE.
BY virtue Of decd Of trust recorded In hber bi3s
folio mi, Of the land records q Wa,hiukton ecuny,
Ia tho District Of Columbia, ve will, on MONDAY,
the ID day Of March, ID. ls71, Al o'clock p. m,
% the premises, offer for sale that ven desirable
properly on q street, between siHth and seventh,
bslns the wsstsrn part oi Lot lB 10 Square as i'm
proved BY . two and -Ahaf atory Brick House, oon-
iAinIpG sons twenty-five rooms, nov under rent 10
rood tenant.
Terms One third cash the balance In siI. twelve
and eighteen montha with interest At ten Por cont,
secured By decd o. trust on the premises dePosit
q 9luo viii be required on aoeeg,Anos q The bid
the terms o. sale an not complied with within nye
al the sIpsnss Of the dsfautlns purchaser. Convey
AnclnG aud stampa Al puruhsget'a cost.
JEO, u, MCPHERSON, I T,,.l...
CHARLHs MuPHkRbOH,A ''u'
WM Ia WALL %. Auotr.
lrv-THE kBoYEsA Is POSTPONED UNTIL
JiHN IL, Go5fl ERs0N, T,,,.,...
UHAKLkS hoPHkRSONA
mhlg W. L. WALL A %, Auetn
tr- THE ABOVE SALE ~ FURTHER POST.
'o'"' JOHN g, aoP hsRsoE, | T,n.,.-S
OHARLR9 MCPHERSON ''
ny WnI, T. WALL a. 90, AuriIsBeers,
ID New Marbls Bulldog,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

RY,SRKEE a WILLIAMS, Aas,Iss.es.,.,
ply GOODS At hUgfi,II ~ E2RLAsf 70
RUPr bAlE OF DRY GOODS At
InEEN a. WILLIAMS.
Ceruer Of Seventh and u sweets, northwest,
OommsnciuH THURSDAY, April q, fs11,
=, large oon.isnmsgt o. fo5Sign and de@e,ho DJ
German broad and nArrpu wooleu Ololha all shA des
ard ooors; ffseoh, English and Scotch IaneI
Tuseds and Oasainsreai Fufbart, Moscow and Es
qulmaur Beaverp Ohinchllla-, NcstinGi, OoahlnEs,
Ae. Also Scotch, frpnoh and usrnAn PalslY, Dash
mare QusennAnd and other and dsslrahls
BhaWla Dress Goods 10 great variety such e Black
and oolo,.i hlL., Sa.lns lr,sh ard hyeps ryplins,
elegant Imported rlald., Alpaea., LmPres, Cloths.
Ae. Ao, AvaU rioh aad rare as.attmens ~ Lyons
nm velyet-. vslvet.ens sni 10: sih plush saiuas.
IRE, Vide large llss q ksssh .ad Ssta ATsslesn
Hesls9, gloves, 40 together Nth sey ehoscs 40
ter. Tapestry and fngrain Osrpsting., houss hus.i
Damask and nottingham Lace Curtains, Table and
other Linens, 4o., from medium 70 finest impaired,
and variety Of other goods too numerous TO msnton
Sale 10 oonnus from dAf 70 dAy until the entire stock
h dispossd o.. Ths whole n be sold without re,srys
a m, d aud D. W. ap9im
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02
Pianos and Music.

A RARH oHANoK i-HAvING DETERMINED
"a to introdnoo ip this city the eele- =
brsfad PIANO, Phil, -
AdoiphiA, which has tho newost I'm KNH
PFeysmsb.s, mAsp tneent leasi b bsttetII
hniahsd and more durable than any
other Piano made, onaB tho same a. - per cont
lssS Tor cash than any other HrntoAAl Piano be
boqaht. or Tor Toasona bio inltAllmontA
Oall and sHAmins for yourselyes. 4.
CARL RICHTER. Agent,
SO PonnaylyaniA AVOnus,
tan Betgaan Ninth and Tenth strestH
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

Ag-In addition 10 thsabove prices, 80 cts. per
case, currency, will be Charged for freight.
hlrPihts u ali the above wines extra from
u. 80 70 ", coin, per ease.
sH-All time Purchases must be closed By note.
A0-The shove are New York prices.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-05-02

bhAh ~ DhO'I
ORIGINAL CASH GROCBRS
i3Jt Psnnsyiyanya avsnae,
bet, Third and fourAnd-a-half strssls,
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
State Items.

The ruins of the steamer Queen
brought slO50
= : Howard of Caribou, sold last
week thirty head OF cattle, taking $1,000
therefor.
The new City Hall at,Lewiston will
-eat 25oc persons.
The potato disease ha, appeared in
the vicinity of Eastport.
several farmers cf Hebron Centre
have had sheep killed by dogs.
DR. H"uard il to speak at the Greeley
and Brown meeting in New York.
Rev f. IL. Chaplin ID. D.. has been
engaged To speak III the forthcoming lee
ture course in Hockland.
Robinson Cook. of Bol>ter's Mills
ground grist OF corn. on the 20th inst,
which grew in his garden the present
year
Mrs. q. +. Ellingwood and Mrs. W.
L. Sleeper were throw from i carriage AT
Caribou. receiving quite severe injuries.
Prof. f.. W. Hall of Colby University
will sail for Europe on Saturday OF next
week He will spend the winter IN Ger
many.
Last Tuesday Mrs. Lyman Martin o
| Britlgton. willie out berrying, fell ant
/ broke her wrist.
-lI,e Eaton school in Norrid2ewoci
| commenced last Monday. The fall tern
opened with ll3 scholars. Additions hav'
been made daily. IL will probably reaci
100 in. the course 0f ten days.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Gymnastic Balloonists

The New Haven PtHndiun. describes
thc performance OF Miss Leona Dare. \
Honnectlcnt circus woman, who from
ezc performances while suspended from
u balloon. Ono OF these recent enter
tainn.cntS at indianapolis, i thus set
forth:
The balloon was inflated. and at A
quarter 20 was cut loose and the fine
tplinrd Lrpnr, in circus clothes. dang
liu9 down from the trapcze bar, holding
n her teeth a strap which cuci cled the
waist OF Tunm, Hall a companion Tor
her first voyage in the air. left terra f,'-
H.d.
erylhing Wa, y, still as death. aud
il wa, observed that Hall was weakened
little, but the public Queen Of Anti :
lc,, Lcona. was perfectly cool Just
u, soon a. thcy lett the earth, Leona com
mcnccd spinning iialI around until it
made Us giddy. Alter this performance.
aud when about three hundred feet i'm
the air, they commenced their highia-
lutln performance, known in show fan
guage il, tie double trapeze.
They performed all the difficult and
huZIrdOu, ic.tis at au altitude OF about
half q mile, with the same reckless Aar-
Ing that rhIIacterlZe> their performance,
uuucr the pavilion. where, il thry were
u tumble tncir Iall would not exceed
thlrIy feet. Up, up they went untiI
they we've scarccl! larger than a person
hand, and, when looked at through 4
I glass provided Tor the occasion, il wa.
-ccl that they hai climbed upon thcil
| ttapezc car, and were apparently enjoy
I itl1 a iefe-d-tete while RESTING from THEN
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Anecdote of Grant.


he W orce ester Gazette saws: Mr..
lioar told an anecdote OF Grant in his
speech the other night which does not
appear In the published report, print ed
from his manuscript. He remarked in
Introducing il that he felt some besita-
t1oh Tor obvious reasons in repeat;no
the story, but there would perbans bo
no lmpropriety in relating to his friends
ahu helghOors what had appeared IN
hlm remarkable illustration or ,hc
I modcsty and generosity ofGran,,s cba,-
acter. The anecdote is 50 fresh and il.
tercsting that we take the liberty of 70.
| producing it in our columns: we can
| see no reason why it should be- left bnr-
! led TIL some ANTIQUARIAN. fittv yeors
| hence il may be. digs il ont from tho
musty correspondence of somnhod, VII,
| happened to be present with Mr. Uoar
on the occasion. Mr.. Hoar related Tho
story substantially rs follows.
II had the honor short time aOo of
dlhihg at the house OF a friend then ond
now member of the Cabinet Ill AN,
pany with the President Thor. ,,.
about twenty guests. but they rnn.ti,r,
cd, perhaps, the dlslinouished 60.
blage it ever has been or ever viii ~
my fortune to see. Several inembnr, ~
me cabinet, several Of the most dba,;.
gulsiied members OF the I-pitad S,,
teens. Sherman and Sheridan. sone nes
GERS OF high rank in the navy ,,r
three eminent men OF science and
maps the most famous poet of lbeconp,.,
Mr. James Russell Lowell. were ~ ,i
company, Comm dorc A den remarlI
han IN jest, TO gentleman who II, 80 a'
INN that there WAS nothing he dislit"d
more than a subordinate VII "'sIAcu n1
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
Odds. and Ends.

Which is the best way 10 retain a
Young lady's affections? Not to return
them.
What have YOU to remark, madame,
about my singingy Nothing, sir; it il
not remarkable
The reason whv 50 lew marriages are
happy is because Young ladies spend
their time in making nets, not in making
cages swift.
An old lad, bathing at Long Branch
with her -pectacles on but without her
wig, WAS lakcn tor Mr. Greeley and
drew "A great crowd.
i cant drink liquor. said Bob, II
goes right To my lead. We'll, said
Bob'~ friend, where could it go with
les danger OF being crowded.
l. there i person to whom YOU feel
| dislike, tha' i the person Of whom
| Nou ought u yer to think - Cecil
/ Tile man whose wife extrr ed from
/ hm Il pi OiniSc nor 10 smoke, finds that
| a. t ere was no government stamp on
| ii. it na- no effect upon him until alter
| October /
A Russian printer is said to have IN
vented type setting machine. which
'sets" 80, 900 ems per hour, at Il cost Of
D cents per 900. a contempory says:
"send Us II couple, il they are sober?"
In trembling accents a Young lover OF
Mobile, Ala, put to his sweetheart the
important questions of his lite, but she
replied with the utmost calmness and a
sweet sigh OF resignation, Anything to
beat Grant, dear
some one in England has undertaken
to get up grand buffalo party, which
he undertakes to pilot from Great Brit
ian 10 Nebraska and back, AT IA total
cost of not mole than five hundred dol
lars a head
An Ohio hen lately hate ed eight
chickens four OF which We're black and
four white Not being pleased with the
complexion OF the four black chicks, she
deliberately Went to work aud picked OH
their heads. white she continues To man
ilcst all OF il mother care and tender
ness for the white ones.
A Connecticut woman was prevented
from attending the funeral ut her sister
bv the nol-arsival on time ot lace
handkerchief from New York. The bru
talitv OF the express compan, j. >evereiy
commented on bs the neighbor-.
Mountain gra>shuppers are more raw
enous than u>ual this season. They eaa
Wap tires and have been known to
tickle "A mule in the ribs unil lie kick
cd and deyopred his shoes While his i.e
were in the ali st. Louis Globe.
\ Missouri journalist having assrrte,
. thai Loais,s ltie scribe had Just discuv
erei that he could wag his leiI aar llit
latter retorts thar a Missouri n,an i,..,
his aural appenda2c- under 'nca con
trol as to be able ~ Ian liiiAseIf Will
them.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05

A ilEkoI, ACr.-A- conductor Wealth
crirN : train from Troy was ueaiing En-
~ hrid4r saturday afternoon, the en-
.iucer. Henry tonncr>. discovered only
a few rods ahead little boy about Il
ipnt ul the al gazing with childish alb
-lr:triiuu al ilr ,i'ining cllGinc. Qaick
A. i!tpugiI tr gave tile I4naI lor brakc-
i vcr>cd the lever. aud, al the imminent
perm uf hi~ own life. went ont to the
extreme point oi the pilot, and cllngIng
with one hand 10 he other, gave the lit
tlc innocent shove which landed him
id i safe distance
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
THE WRONG PUPrY.-I had quite -
;,tIpl in the park, the other daN. Not

laugh in the park, the other day. Not
lar from where ! was promenading,
accompanied By magnificent grey
hound, " lille jusi in advance oil him
walked a well known dandy. The gen
tleman called Bruno. The dandy
stopped and looked around, but not
knowing the gentleman, quickly re-
sumcd Ia, walk. Again the genti man
ctiied-' iieIe. Bruno come here
Upon his the dandy turned aud augriiy
demanded:
" iiat b yoHr pleasure. sir:
'Wuh Nou-nothing.
Then now dare YOU, not Knowing
me, thus address Inc on "a public prone
made!
PRAY Silt may ask-whal j, your
uame:'
How, sir:-do YOU wish 10 insult
lei:
But will YOU please give me your
nameT quietly pleaded the owner ol
the grey hound.
There i, INV card, ~lr: and the dancN
handed iurth a ,lip y, pa,teOoagd.
| WIN, said lhe gentleman, reading
| aloud tile leiter- upon the card, 'this l.
B-r-u-ii-o-w. MN dog spells his name
without iiic ~.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
1Jortrp.
This Year Next yeah"

ass NaAt AfEAL I E&4.
hle Atar-nrNt wear -,pmetiIne-ncNer
Gaily did She tell:
ltosc-ieal amer roSe-leaf ever
Eddied round and Gl.
Thi> tear-and she blu>hcd domnre,.
That would be too soon:
IL could wait little. surely.
III already June.
Next year-ihai', almost too hurried.
Lau-linGiy. .aiI ~br:
For whfn onrr girl j. marTicd.
>hr no more J. free.
some siimt-.hat j. sague-long waiting
hany trouble bring-:
IwiNt q laying and debating.
ln'a NIGH u-r hi- wing-
N,',r-Worl of ctil omen.
Aud -he sighed. hcigh-ho,
II tiie hardest lot for woman.
Lone through lifl 10 go.
NeNt yra--,srIy ia the May-iin.c.
WAS (" hs inr day:
L''h. y -he >wrr'ls towards tisf "a, tim.
t'i"aminS far awas
N'er-ftir with bridal flowers
amr that merry spring:
Err thase bright anl radiant hour,.
She had taken wing.
lhi- year-h,ari, ar bound d, sorrow
NtNi Ncar-~ome forget:
>"m. iimf--,uue That golden morrow
NrN.r-carth Jaw vet
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05

People never read heir papers more
tiiorouahl, than when ~ the country
and al the seaside. Therefore il is IL
mistaken idea 20 suppose the summer is
not good time to advertise.
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05
n. FOSTERS
COFFIN & CASKbI ROOMS

The subscriber keeps constantly nn band ani
for s,la M he Rooms over n irs j. BROOKS Nil
linery store. opposite H. 4 :. n "hliinse . d
gool -uppls ~
Ellsworth American. [volume] (Ellsworth, Me.) 1855-current, 1872-09-05

Mr.. Strong of Gardiner. was thrown
from carriage in Lewiston. wednesday.
and his leg fractured.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
NEW NOVELS. SO,

Good bye sweetheart, $3.50, pspet 7Sc; Msbls
Lee, By the author Of "Vateri Almer," and NOR
ton House; cloth 1,5U paper 100; True IS stesl'
by Marion Harlan, l;50; A CROWN from tsssPeer,
by the author of "W Woven FROM mahy, ,thrssds; tSoi
Righted at last 1,6O; Celia's tEyst BY the author
of won. not wooed, &c., SOC; The thief in the
night BY the author of "The amber gods" &C.,
1'55 Within and without, by George Mcdonald,
I 20: The hoosier school master, BY Eggleston;
125: Can the old love ? 75c; More than she could
bear, by Hesper Bendbow, 1,5o; John Thompson
Blockhead, by the eauthor of dorothy Fox" 80;
Wanted pedigree, by Farquharson, 200; Clio.
tildo. from the French of De Pontmartin LIS.
~. Initial paper and envelopesin boxes, French
English and American, variety Of styles at un-
usual low prices.
nA-New Novels and Light Literature reeeiv-
ed by steamer every week.
nag Persons residingin in the country will please
bear in mind that by sending their orders to us
for any book published in America, they will
only be charged the price Of the book. We pay
the postage or express.
BB- Address ..
FOGART1E's BOOK DEPOsI TORY,
No 26o King street, lin the Bend
Anril l8tf Charleston, s. C.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
Sumner on Grant.

I asst Friday, Senator Sumner opened the
vials Of his wrath upon Grant and his ad-
ministration with powerful effect. Congress
thereupon determined not to adjourn till after
the Philadefnhia Convention. The papers
are full IF the efforts of Sumner and Schurz,
and he task, tha heavy task, Of answering
them has been assigned to Morton and Car
penter The object Of making the speech
at this time WIS, it is supposed, to damage
Grant as much as possible, and certainly,
ruinous breaches have been made by both
Sumner and Sclurz.
The effect however, will not be sufficient to
q, stroy Grants denomination, for it is learn
ed that he will receive the nomination by ac-
clanlation, upon the first ballot.
The administration papers are particularly
violent on Sumner and Schurz, but it is. gen.
orally conceded that their speeches will lave
a powerful effect, particularly upon the Ger
man VOTE.
1t is certainly hopeful prospect, that we
see Sumner and Greeley, the founders as il
were, of the Republican party, both down
upon Grants administration. If there was
one thing needed to convince the people Of
the country Of the grievous wrongs inflicted
upon them since Grant has held his Office, il
is now given i'll the action Of these two nen
If VIC work with anything like conscrva
tism and unity, VIC are almost sure to see the
Cincinnati candidates borne on to victory
next fall. So mote 1t be-!
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
THE STATE OF SOUTH CARROLL.
Ma, KERsHAW COUNTY-CouRT
OF CoMMoa PLEAS.

John +. Fiekeu, Plaintiff, asainstf ~
! Summons for
Edward R. Morris, Defendant. Relief.
ITO the defendant, Edward B. Norris; 1ffq
are hereby summoned and required to ans
'wei the complaint in this action which has been
fled in the Office Of the clerk OF common Pleas
for Said county, and to serve copy OF your ans
wer to the said complaint on the subser16srs' az
their Office, corner Of Broad and Church stresta
Charleston s. O.; Fithin twenty days aftsy the
service hereof, exclusive Of the day Of such ga;
vice; and if you fail TO- answer the complaint
within the time aforesaid, the plaintiff IN tn's
action viii apply il the cShrt, 6r the relief de-
manded in the Complaint.
Dated March 99th " 1872. ..i>. ~
bURYEA & COHEN, Plaintiffs Attorneys.
Charleston, 8. c.
TO THE DEFENDANT, Edward B: Morris, take
notice, that the summons inthis action ofwhch
the foregoing IS true copy, was filed in the
Office of the CLERK Of the Court Of Commoh
Pleas of Kershaw County, Sh'tBe 4th day Of
April 1872. ,., u ,..,a
&" Charleston 8. C.
apl 25-6w 80 "1''.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
To The Above | Have Added 4;

r ARGE stock of Millinery Goods, under the
a supervision Of Miss. Mccormick, so e1teh-
sively known as an accomplished lady in her line.
Tn this department will be found superb and
complete stock, selected by herself, and unsur-
passed in variety and quality, by any house in
the South.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06

The politicol fate Of Mr.. Grant or Mr.
Greeley, personally, could excite no emotion
in my breast. But we must regard these
men as representatives of different ideas, of
different feelings, and above all, different
purposes. In short, they are symbols merely
10 my mind MIR. Grant symbolizes a central
despotism overshadowing the liberties Of
States, communities and Individuals cor.
rupt administration at home, with bravado
and weakness abroad. In the South he
symboliEes cruel and bloody dragoonade
with continued degradation and final ruin
From this Moloch I turn with horror
What next do we see? Afar off we catch a
glimpse of an acquaintance and quondan,
adversary. The friends of MIR. Greeley pre-
sent him-robcd all in withdrawing on
his front the flag Of truce. He symbolizes
peace in the land-purity in the govern
ment, and prosperity among the people. He
synlbolizes also restoration oflaw and liberty,
with equal rights and protection to all.
Shall we accept him Under all the Cir
cumstances, for one, say yes
Now, gentlemen, there are two important
points I must briefly touch before I conclude:
First Ought the State to send delega-
ton to the Democratic Convention to meet
hereafter in Baltimore? Upon this point you
all know there has been developed an hon
est difference of opinion among some Of our
friends. For my part, I am clear, under all
the circumstances, it is best lor us to do So
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06

A messenger of the Metropolitan Bank,
New York, an esteemed man, about sixty
years of age, was recently robbed in Broad
way, of checks, drafts and gold certificates
to the amount of over eighty thousand dol
lars: Some pungent liquid was thrown into
the eyes ofthe messenger, and his wallet
snatched from his pocket in broad daylight
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06

When New Jersey woman drops dead
they jack-knife her corset strings, and she
comes to life again.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
MAIN ST., 'coLUMBIA,
Zone Door South Of the Columbia T1tel)

THAvE in store one Of the most choice and
select assortment of. DRY GOODS, ever
brought to this market; and am daily adding to
it. The DRESS GOODS department contains
everything now Fashionable and Attractive,
consisting gof Silks, Grenadines Poplins, Muslins,
and the celebrated "Dolley Warden" and "Mari-
posa" styles, now so universally popular.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
Fogarties Book Depository.
NEW CATALOGUE No. 26.

Wisdom Teeth for little people. by Mrs.. F. g:
beF6ntaiHe, SOC: This little book, by native
authoress, needs only IL BE known, to give II
general introduction into Our scR6SlS ss well 90
q hearty welcome from ''little people" thathave
w Wonders Of Electricity, translated ff5m tho
French BY ]. Baillie, edited; with Numerous sd-
ditions by DR.. J. W. ArmstrShg, with si1ty.sys
The Moral Probe, or ole htharat and two
comSi0n sehse essays on the nature Of men and
things. by b. Gatrbl Jtisoh, fifth edition ,l,15
Orion, ah epi5 poem, HI three books By R, =;
Horne, ninth edition LOO
The Bremen Lectures on Fundamental Living,
religious questions by various eminent European
Divinss, translated from the German By the Rey:
The s fninoSh Ri4ef.aai eashsf's voyage Of
discovery, with thirty seven illustrstioas etched
from nature, by the author, by Philip Gilbert IT
Hamerton a. "a. o,oyl
Fulgence Marion, with illustrations. 10y
A Boys Travels Around tHs World, edited by
'HIu Injuries Of IEef1ss sadFhsir Consequences. Il
,. fss III hs.ssEssssh ssrs u ebtia asss it
| shiraes bt Efibhlfst SStt, L. L. D. 1;W
Biack Robes. or sketches Of missiSHs ata tih:
listers in sles wilderness and on the border, by
Robert P. Nevin l,oo
The Southern States since the War, 1S70-7l;
by Robert Somers. "What an nEnglishman thinks H
about it." o,oo 20
Days in North India, BY Normal MaelsSd, Cd; q;
| fSr of "Good Words" illustrated NV
DanteAthe divine comedy Of Dante Ahghisrs.
tra % hslsted by Longfellow 500
william TyndaIs, . biography, eontributio.
to the early history Of the English Bfbie, BY ths
ReY. 4. bctnahs, NJ. A. &o
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
j. H. KINARD.

11.THoEEsALE and RETAIL Dealer in DRY
w GOODS, OIL CLOTHS, -GARPETrNGS,
RUGS, AkTTINGS, Mats, Notions, Sc, &c.
The Camden journal. [volume] (Camden, S.C.) 1866-1891, 1872-06-06
Notice..

A LII persons having claims against the estate
n tate of Margaret Scanalon,. decd, are hereby
notified to bring the same to me, duly attesteu'
and all persons indebted to said estate are re-
quested to come forward and settle the same' np
thereby saving costs J. +. SoIhhnttaan, 20.
may m3 Agt. for Wm' McLeisn fAUiD -
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1872-09-19
Progress of Tobacco Cult.
urG.

The Massachusetts Plowman says;
1t is astonishing to see the exten,
to which tobacco is grown not only
through the Connecticut valley
towns, but up along the hill towns
on both sides of the river. In 60.
ing from Greenfield to Nortbfisld
through Turner'S Falls and the town
of Gill, aud through Bernardston,
we saw many large fields Of it smOng
the hills far up from the river, and
we we're told that it is rapidly work
log its way in both directions, and
We expect from the way it is max
ing progress that it will soon work
its way over into Wern coun-
ty. Indeed il has got a foOthold
there already. Il will soon begiu
to crowd up the dairy, and the time
may come WHEN Massachusetts will
be one of the largest tobacco grow
ing States for its size 10 this couD.
try.