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MULTuM IN PARvo.-The following
twelve paragraphs from an old horticui.
tural publication, are worthy OF q place
amongst the most valued rules that
should govern we'll regulated home:
l. When fruit trees occupy the ground,
nothing else should-exoept very short
grass.
z Fruitfulness and growth of the tree
cannot be expected the same year.
3. There is no plum that the curculio
will not take, though any kind may
sometimes escape for one year in one
place.
4. Peach borers will not do much do.
mage when stiff hay is heaped up round
the tree foot high.
S. Pear blight still puzzles The great
eat men. The best remedy known is to
plant two for every one that dies.
6. If you don't know bow to prune,
don't hire man from the other side of
the sea, who knows less than you.
z. Don't cut off o big lower limb unless
you are renter and don't care what be-
comes Of it when your time is out.
8. A tree with the limbs coming out
near the ground is worth four trees
trimmed up ten feet, and 80 on until
they are not worth anything.
8. Trim down, not up.
10. Shorten in, not lengtheu out.
IL. If You had your arm out off, you
would feel it at your heart--a tree will
not feel. but rot to the heart.
IL. When anybody tells you of gar
dener that understands all about horti-
culture and agriculture, and that can be
hired, don't believe word of it, for
there are no such to be hired. Such q
man can make more than you can afford
to give him, and if he has sense enough
to understand the business, he will also
have enough to know this.
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COLUMBIA, S. G, SUNDAY MORNING. FEBRUARY H. 1872 vol


ON MARRIAGE.-HAPP RELIEF FOR
YOUNG MEN from the effects or Errors and
Abuses in early lifo. Manhood restored.
Nervous debility cured. Impediments to
Marriage removed. New method OF treat
ment. New and remarkable remedies. Books
and Circulars sent free. in sealed envelopes.
Address, HOWARD ASSOCIATION. No. 2
South Ninth Street, Philadelphia, Pa.
Doc "a amo
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Regular Line Liverpool and Charles.
ton Packets.

.o,.a THE undersigned have now
AyA FOUR BANKS, of light draft. 10
rS144AM addition to the VINCO, already
-2rfTwell known in the trade, which
.AStS they propose to run regularly be-
tween the above ports, leaving Liverpool
every month, or oftener, il sufficient freight
offers; and it is earnestly requested that im-
porters will order their goods shipped direct
by, this line. thereby saving extra freight and
other expenses, now paid on goods uia New
York, and also increase the commerce ard
prosperity Of our port. All orders sent to the
principals, in Liverpool. will be carefully at
tended to and executed ON the most favorable
terms. For full particulars, apply to MeHsrs.
HENRY CARD, Accommodation Wharf
ChRTlebtOn. b. T.. Jan Of f2mo
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A Mrs. Mill recently obtained divorce
III England, but, it is said, WAS ordered
to pay her husband fifteen hundred
dollars year. Sauce for the goose, &C.
The handsomest lady the Duke has
met in the country always happens to be
the last one.
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Columbia Music Store,
LVBrand & Son

HMkE pleasure in calling the attention of
l. The Inblc tn All examination uf their
STOCK OF MUSICAL MEKCIiAHDiSE. con-
slsting nf Pianos, Church and Puriur Organs.
alclOdeuns, Nioins, Guitars, Hanjus, Flutes.
Accordcnns, Brass and Silver Baud lnstr,-
mciits ot all kirLs. A!so, Sheet Music aud
Instruction Books frr ever; class Of Musical
INSTRUMENTS on baud ut all times Sheet
Music rtn, ty mail, post paid on receipt OF
tilcc; and all kinds OF Musical Goods sent by
Express. when ordered. to any part of the
state, marked G. .. D. Good Second hand
Pianos and Organs for sale cheap, tnr cash.
Flan"r. Organs and MelodeOns tuned and re-
paired in ~ satisfactory manner; and will give
especial attention to Packing. KemovinS and
S,hilpinE i'ianos Tor other parties to any poin
dcrilcd, at moderate prices.
All orders promptly attended to and salts
tlon guaranteed to those tavoring lis with
their pa tronage. Send for our catalogue OF
Sheet Music and Musical Merchandise Tay-
lor street. Citizens Savings Bank Bmilding.
Columbia. =. g. Nnv :
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Removal---To the Ladies.
Blood and Liver Pills.

T'O cure SICK HEADACHE, Sick Stomach.
Mouth. Bilious Attacks, Palpitation Of tho M
Heart, Nervousness, Constipation, Pain. in
the Breast and Back, Kidney Affections. -
10 cure sil Disorders of tho Liver.
10 Regulate tho Bowels.
To Purify tho Blood
10 give now life to the whole system. the
b'ood and Liver Cunnot be surpassed Jry
only one box; you will bc convpced For
saie oniy at HEINITSn'S
oNII Drug Store
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Copartnership---Fisher & Sllliman.
HAVE this day associated with me. in the
~ ITug ana Apothccary business, Mr.. l.. r.
SILIlMAN, graduate OF philadelphia Co!
iege or Pharmacy. The name and stye of the
hrm will be FISHER Il SILLIMAN.
JANUARY 1G. 1872. Jan 20
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VIM. II. ORCHARD.

Prc}eSsrroC Music nmdd drolcr in piuuo E,,.es
a fPI.f nj lils residence, corner of Lourcl
IA and Hcniersun streets, or M th, LnI.
store ot Duff, Il Chapman
=, Piano tnrtes Organs and M"lodcons
Tuned and hopairnd. Jan 23 ANN
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NEW JEWELRY,
VIM. GLAZE.
COLUMBIA, 8. c..

NE7TSA(6eieCtiOn OF LRu1eS' ana &1S6R$P
fE-l A& Gents English, Swiss and Is E'k
81 s@A%eriSan @AAa%1se Asnnt wATGaEs. a. .Sa da,s sl
brated Pauline Watch Company, Philadel-
Phis. Gold Chains, Vest. Opera, Chatelaines,
Brooches, Fearl-full and half sets.
SILVER-yyARE.
I make this line specially. All Silver cold
by MO guaranteed equal to coin. Some Ii hand-
some some goods in this line. suitable for Bridal
Gifts.
PLATED WARE.
Tea Sets, Cups, Goblets, Oastors, Spoons
and Forks. Ice Pitchers, Egg Stands, Coffee
Urns. &c.
CLOCKS.
Cutlery. Pocket and Table Knives.
Household and Fancy Goods.
Guos-English Double Barrel. Breech-
Loading Rifles, Parlor Rifles, Air Guns, aud
q full stock OF Sporting Goods; Dupont l.
Hazard Powder; Pistols Of various styles.
JET AND HORN GOODS.
WILLIAM GLAZE,
One door North Scott & Co.'s Banking House.
Oct "a t4nio
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The Royal Family

The Royal Family.
DR1NCESS ROYAL, born November q.
4 1SiU.
Prince of Wales. born November ., 1871.
princess Alice, born April Ii. 1913
Frinc" Alfred, born August 6. 1911
Princess Helena, born May 25. 1916
pr!hcess Louisa, born March 19, 1878.
PRINCE Arthur. born May l, 1850
Primes Lcopold. boru April Z. 1853.
mrlncess B.atricc. born April II. 1857
The Drowning Glory of al. is the "OIii:EH,S
DELIGHT."
The Blood OF the Nation made pure by
using uEiNITSlI'H "QUEEE's DEi.IIiIT"
anu hl.OOD and LlYEL PII.LS Nnv % i
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Boots and Shoes.

Boots and Shoes,
LEATHER, ETC.
~ THE old house OF P. a.. FLA
N\ N1GAN, who for twenty wear.
~ carried on tue Shoe trade. and
" ssncvcr failed to give satisfaction,
IN every branch, il now opened by his suns,
and they will conduct the bueiness on the old
pIan-keep nothing but frat clasy goods.
quick sales and short profits
r. IL. FLANAGAN will superintcnd the Ma
,nuIactui1ng Department, and will be pleased
Our stock consists of Mems, Boys, Youths.
Ladies', Misses and Children's
Shoes, of all Styles and Varieties.
They will leave nothing undone to merit
ialr share Of the patronage 30 literally be-
stowed on their father. Go and sec item.
All Shoes exchanged or money refunded.
Five first class BOOT MAKERS wante0
j. T. FLANAGAN & CO..
Dec 10 %
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Portraits Painted in OIL

kNht!Ai iitr, or from The sEi .iicst picture
Il photographs Colorr.l in II styles Also
Lessons given III Drawing nni Painting.
Apply at Bryan McCartcr's buokstnro. or
at the residence Of Prof. WM H. OKCHAKD
CORNER Of Laurel and Henderson streets
JAh23 1uo
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The Dexter Stables.
New Books.

New Books.
YNHE SPEAK EK'S COMMENTARY. by Bish.
ops nnn other Clergy OF tho Anglican
Chnich Vol | So
Aunt James Hero. by Author of Stepping
licavrnwar,is. 81 80
Hannah. new H"vcl. by Miss Muloch. SOC.
Jan II DUFFIE ~ CHAPMAN.
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uholce Potatoes! Choice Potatoes!!
BRESEES PEERLESS NO. g and
EARLY ROSE POTATOES.
WITHOUT exception, BRESEE's PEER.
~ LESS aud EARLY ROSE are tho best
seedlings for main crop. No better potstn
can be planted. l have fine lot selected
first with regard to size and quality. For
sale by r. Fl HEtVITSu
1hn Ei Druggist
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Powder. Shot. &c

UWutI, OHU(, &C.
A FULL. ASSORTMENT Of Gun and Blast
"a ing POWDER, Shot, Lead, Percussion;
Cars. Gnn-wadr &c. on hand and Tor sale
low AT wholceale and retail. by
Dee ~ JOHN AGNEW d SON
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Gold and Silver
DOUGHT and sold. at
ID THE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK
Copartnership Notice

C0phrtnershlp NOTICE.
HNliE subscribers, having this day formed a
i copartnerrLip. to DO known and STYLED us
HOWE Il ALLEN. and having Leased for n
term OF years l;ie shops aud machinery, and
bought the materials ON the premises former
ly occupied by James NJ. Allen, are prepared
to enter into contracts for Building or tie
finishing OF all shnp-mado ma. erials. suci, a.
BLINDS. Doors. Sash, Winiow Frames. &c :.
Nc. Also, tho Dressing Of Lumber, Scroll
Saving and Turning, and would respectfully
solicit a share OF the public patronage
HOWE d ALLEN.
JOHN VI. HOWE, EDWARD ALLEN.
COLUMBIA. November 13. 1871. Dec l3 3mo
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yon value your cyesisht ust tlcso PEN-
rEOf LEN SES. Ground from minute
crystal pebbles. melted together. and derive
their name Diamond" on account of their
hardness and briiliancy. They will last many
years without change. and are warranted su.
p'ri"r all others, manufactured by
]. +. SPENCER 4 CO. NY.
CAuTioH. None genuine unle.s STAMPED
with our trade mark WEI. GLAZE, Jewelcr
and opt,cian ia sole agent for Columbia. &.
Z from whom they can only be obtained.
N""tddlr1 cm"loycd July 90 Nt1y
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Revenue Stamps! Revenue Stamps!
A LII DENOMINATIONS for sale at TIC
"a usual discount, at tho SOUTH CAIRO.
LIMA BANK AND TRUST co. Dec7
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Groceries. Wines and Liquors
A FUL!. SUPPLY Of CHOICE FAMILY
IN GROCERIES, in alI their varieties Best
hrancs thampaencs, Wines, Liquors. dc 1,
suitable Tor Christmas. on hand and tor sal,,
lnw. by JOHN AGNEW x SON
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The Doctors Recommend Seegelc Seer
/ n preference To London Porternnd scotch
4 Ale. Why2 rhev know Il is ,rffa,!,,itrra;cd
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R UP 7 u RE,
MANITowoC, Wis, Dec. 8. 1877

Hessrs. Bartlett, Butmqn s. Parker:
GE>TLEMES: To return thanks to and
through you to extend Il word Of advice to all
simili.rly afflicted, l viii make this plain
statement of facts: AT the age of 10, in
boyish freak, | attempted TO lift box Of
type II am Il printer by proicssion) which
being beyond my strength, caused rupture
and until | used your - Common Sense
Truss" (for tie period Of twenty years) l
WIS sufferer such NJ only those who have
been similarly afflicted can know. About
year ago the truss | usually wore became
broken and bought one of your Common
Sense Trusses. wore it but three months.
aud feeling well, left it off, and | have net
used any since, and AS have been for the
ties as are Intl9thsal tr pe5adu,r pe5ad in vntJAs,
orking press, lifting forms, etc, am conf
dent that radical cure has been effected in
my case. ] cannot be sufii iicently grateful
for the benefit conferred, and if in the cause
of humanity you desire to use this testimonial
to the merits of the Bartlett Common Sense
Truss you are at perfect liberty to do so. l
am, gentlemen. yours very respectfully,
SAMUEL q PRINCE,
Foreman Manitowoc Pilot
Formerly of Chicago 1iiJuHs
The above is the testimony Of hundreds 10
whom have permission to refer. The
great reputation of the Common Sense Truss
has induced unprio cipled manufacturers to
initiate. None genuine unless stamped
- Bartlett Butmnn 4 Parker Common Sense
Truss, Chicago" Trusses Of all kinds Sup
portcrs, shoulder Braces, Silk Elastic
Stockings, etc
BARTLETT, BCTMAN s PARKER,
las West Van Buren st, Chicago.
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EH0ala mlIicD

City or Mexico, April /, ria Havana,
April ten. Rocha occupied Durango
on the 9th alt. DDnato Guerra is in fall
retreat to join Trivano. The states of San
Luis Potosi, Guanajuato, Zacatecas and
Durango are again in possession of the
Government. The revolutionary cal5e is
considered hopeless. Terrible anarchy
exists throl5h olt the country.
Rocha announces the flight of the rev
olutionist4 toward Sonora, and the occupa-
ton Of Mazatlaa 10y the Government
troops.
Gen. Ncr who commanded the Govern
ment troop at til. battle Of TreSmisto,
received scy.ral wounds, from Which be
died d. Zac;,.,cas.
The revolutionary Colonel La Cana
captured lia>Sni, in Durango, after a Sc
yerc FIGHT.
The birth ,ay cf President Jlarez, the
LOT u!t., WAS e.bhratel by tie !oyaIists
thrtPIHIgnQNaiti q Is Zig 8, ,Elpq4b:.;;s:
Nelson died sal l.uly Of he .rt disease oA
the 22.lI alt, il railroad car, while 0" 4
picaslg. TIP nc4r Ma!.era;a.
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TELEC CR APHEC,
FOREIGN.

Paris, Arril G.-The coansil of war al
Versailles, has sentenced the Vicar of Sain,
Eloi to two months imprisonment, for
causing the arrest Of number of persons
by Illegal means.
The steamship Columbia has arrived
out.
MADRID, April G.-At the election in
the town of San Lorazo Catalonia, mob
attacked the polling place and completely
stopped the election. Irns containing the
ballots were demolished, and the poll lists
scattered through the town. Several per
sons were injured: but no fatal results are
reported
There was considerable excitement in
the tcwn Of Santiago, Andula>ia, caused
by priest appearing at the polls aud at
tempted to vote, with revolver in his
hand. lie was arrested, ald the excite
ment subsilel.
Seno.s Rivero and Noret, of the candi-
dates for the Co-tes, were defeated.
i@CNbO', APP CA lEItgfJm from
Constantinople brings news than the city
OF Ant och in Syria, has been visited by
an earthquake, causing terrible loss of
life. The dispatch states that oae half of
the city was totally destroyed, and fifteen
hundred persons lost their lives Great
distress prevails in that portion of the city
not demolished, The remaining inhab-
tants are sadly in need of assistance
LoSpoN, April s.-The steamers India,
Thuringia and Minnesota have arrived out
The Post SAYS n rnmor was prevalent
last night that an important telegram had
been received at the foreign office from the
government of the United States. This
dispatch, it was reported indicated that
there was a prospect that the differences
between England and America, growing
out of the claims for consequential dam
ages, woull be settled in manner salts
factory to both nations.
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then committed so many similar ard worse
breache, It good taste and propriety, tina:
good society, notwithstanding his high
position, has long since ostracised him.
The minister of foreign affairs will now de-
mand his immediate recall on the ground
of his frequent Objectionable conduct in
public, his quarrelsome and overbearing
temper, and his h&bitual intemrerance.
This step is in accordance with public SEN
tIment, and will be approved by none more
heartily than by the foreign diplomatists,
who refuse to have anything to DO with Mr.
Cramer, and who, ike many other people
here, are surprised that he has ever been
sent here.
New YORK, April s.-The steamers
Wisconsin and City Of Bristol have arrived
from Liverpool.
The steamship Manhattan from Liver
pool, has arrived.
New YORK, April 9.-The meeting of
the Democratic National Committee is
called for Wednesday, the eighth Of MAY
next, at the residence of the chairman,
August Belmont, in this city. The usage
is, says the World, to summon the com
mittee by private note, and not BY publish
ed CALL and in accordance with which the
usual letters have been sent out by Mr.
Belmont. Although the purpose is not
specified in the CALL it is understood that
The object is to designate the place and day
for the assembling of the Democratic Ma
tlonal Convention and to nominate candi-
dates for President and Vice President
LONDON, April 9.-The Morning Post
repeats a rumor, which it gave Yesterday,
that Napoleon has borrowed fifteen million
pounds in London, but the truth of the
rumor is authoritatively deuied.
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hEa.yl HGEiE.

NEW Y,RK, April f.-At a meeting OF
the Central Committee Of the German r,-
formers last night, resolutions were adopt
ell fayoring joint action with the political
refurmers in the rel, elton Of caniis.atcs
for the coming municipal election. 1t Wi,
also dpci led to have the practical work OF
thc campaign conducted in conjunction
with the Committee of Seventy.
The World, to-day, says that, while the
New York response to tie call tos Liber-
al convention was hardly in time to lnfu-
encc the Connecticut election, yet chat
election was not unpromis:ng to the De
mocracv. 1t asserts that there is hope
thar the Cincinnati Convention may shape
the future politics of the country. The
New York call is to be followed by mass
meeting Of Liberal Republicans, at Cooper
Institute, next Friday, 1T which, 1t Is under
stood, Senators Schurz and Trumbu!l will
sneak. Senator Summers friends think
that, in a few days, he will publicly COM
nit h himself to the Cincinnati movement.
I Tie WorId thinks one essential which the
/ Liberals nceI is bodness.
At a meeting of iron founders yester-
! day, rccommen latioas wore mile for an
increase in the price of castings, Steps
were taken to form a permanent organiza
ton.
New YoRK, April THE Copenhagen
correspondence of the Berlin Toischc Ze'
t,Rg of March 1 says: "Cramer, the
American ambassador, whose recall the
Danish government has resolved to demand
from the cabinet Of Washington
owes his great unpopularity in Copenhagen
and the humiliation which is about to b'
inflicted upon himself and the country h'
represents. in the first place to the mex
cusable and inexplicable indiscretion which
he committed last autumn at thepublc tet
which was giveu at the Tivola and To whici
he had been invited on account of his olhcli
position. On that occasion he was seated
1t small table in front of the large build
inr, with member of the Swiss legation
Mr. Brekert, from Kiel, and two or tire
officers of the regiment of Queens hussars
F The conversation gradually became am
mated, and when Mr.. Breckert alirded t
the conduct of PruSsian soldiers in Schle>
wig in 1854, the officers grew very indlg
! pant, and replied to him Ill an insultin
tone. To their great surprise, Mr.. Crane
: took up the ca dgel for Breckert and aske
the officers sneerinsiy if they did not then
selve find out in that campaign that tn
; Prussians were the best soldiers in ii
world. He received an equally iusultiu
: reply from the officers, who jumped up an
; left the table in an ostentatious maine
G 1t was generally believed that challen2
), would be she consequence, but the Amer
+ can ambassador did not even deem it n
= cesSarv to demand or make AL apolog
Is Al the court ball on the 2 of Novemb
u everybody Stunned h.ni, because be h;
failed to demand satisfaction for the q
l. front. Too much champagne st the tim
~ is thought TO have been the cause of NJ
. Cramer's indiscretion, bot be has sin
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VOL. XIII.
THE NEW ROARD or ALDERMEN.

Our ncW CITY Beard OF Aldermen had
their first meeting on Monday evening last.
Among its first duties under our charter
were fixing salaries, and the election of
! Clerk, Marshal, Assessor, and CITY Attor-
: ncy. and in the discharge of this duty have
made some damaging confessions and have
also stu!titied an Oft repeated toast that
/ they were the party Of moral reform and re-
trenchmcnt, which are sadly at vari-
ance with their first official acts.
In the election Of c.erk, there were
six candidates in the field, four Of
Nhom were Republicans, (includinc Deacon
Borcher'lt, Of the Tri5aae,) AMI two Demo
Gratis. aud, on the sixth ballot Hon. Jos.
Rankin, Democrat, was duly elected over
all competitors. While they could not have
found more comrct. Mt or efficient man
tor Clerk, we respectfully submit that
It Is virtual admission that their cand
dates were not IS competent as the Board
IS composed Of ten Republican and only
two Democratic Aldermen. After the
cIerk>lhp was disposed Of, they proceeded to
elect Jacob llalverson, Marshal, \.
Nelson, Assessor, and q. A. Forrest, CITY
Attorney, all Republicans in regular stand
ing in their party. GAS to reform and re-
trenchmeut," before the election we charged
the Republicans with extraordinary high
taxes, Give per cent. while other cities of
our -ize were paying two per cent. on even
lower relative valuation. They admitted
the "soft impeachment" but promised
lower taxes, and all sorts Of reform and
retrenchmcnt in the future. Strange to
say, their first session after election, they
raise the Clerks and Assessors salaries
one hundred dollars year each, and
the Gay Attorneys, fifty dollars, and, in
caulor, we must admit that to raise one
Democrat salary to two Republicans, is
better deal than they always allow Demo
Gratis, when they have the power: (renlem-
Der We do not charge that these salaries
arc too high now for good competent men, }
yet tie case and suayity Of manners these
men disr az in di.r,gardng all promises
made before election, is truly astonishing !
and can only be accomplished by long
practice.
Again, yesterday morning we were quite /
astoni,hcd to hear many Republicans CUES
tiouing Deacon B9rchcr.t's RcpubIicanism, |
in the matter Of his lt.iu,r n candidate fnr t
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wolves, anI TWENTY-FIVE dollars on lynxes
anu wild cats. The town board have pass
ed resolution iastructing the chairman
elect TO use his influence in obtaining q
county bounty of twenty-five dollars on
wolves, at the next annual meeting of the
coanty board.
Rev. Charles Lord, formerly pastor of
the Congregational Church in Madison.
died in New York, of pneumonia, on Fri
cay. the 2Sth Of March.