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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-03

counterfeiting, altering, or refusing said stamps
shall be subject to the same penalties as are i'm
posed for the same ofienses In relation to proprie
tary stamps"
ing out the word twenty-five and Inserting 10
lieu thereof the word +" ten ~ also by striking
out the words "the Secretary of the Treasury,
on the recommendation of the Commissioner of
Internal ReAenue, may appoint" and inserting
In lieu thereof the words the President may
nominate, and, by and with the advice and con-
out the words shall be assigned to a designated
territorial district, TO be composed of one or
more judicial districts and territories, and
shall keep his office at some convenient place
in his district TO be designated by the
Commissioner. and" and inserting in lien there
of the words "shall be assigned by the Secreta-
ry Of the Treasury, on the recommendation of
the Commissioner of Internal Revenue, to duty
in any part of the United States, and may be
transferred from place to place, according to
the exigency of the public services" and strike
out within his district" wherever II occurs.
That section fifty be amended by striking out
the word supervisor and inserting in lieu
thereof the word "officer' also, by striking out
the word detectives" and inserting Ia lieu
thereof the word agents"
That section fifty-three be amended by sfrik-
from and including this words "iees for guaging,"
down to and including the words producer of
That section flfty-four be amended by strik-
ing ont all after the enacting clause, and insert
ing in lieu thereof the following "That distilled
spirits upon which all taxes have been paid may
be exported, with the privilege of drawback, in
quantities of not less than one thousand gal
long, and in distillers' original casks containing
not less than twenty wine gallons each, on APP
plication of the owner thereof to the collector
of customs at any port of entries. and under
such rules and regulations and after m aking such
entry as may be prescribed by law and by the
Secretary of the Treasury. The entry for such
shall be In triplicate, and shall con-
tain the name of the person applying to export,
the name of the distiller, and of the district In
which the spirits were distilled. and the name
OF the vessel by which, and the name of the port
to which, they are to be exported; and the form
Of the entry shall be as follows
Export entry of distilled spirits entitled to
Entry of spirits distilled by in |
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-03

SI %lNL VA EpS sT rSrIhs Jo SF Nal
for one year.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-03
OFFICIAL.

Boston, September 90, 1872.
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-10-03

W. j. ANDERSON, Nos. 1926 Main and 2o5
Broad streets.
WILSON & WEST, l4l7 Main street
JOHN ii. ROSE, Successor 10 Rose & Day.
No 1910 Main street.
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HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.

Z 1o11IIVu UVOUJ.
f. CURRANT, 903 Main street.
w. J. ANDERSON, Nos. s26 Main and 300
Broad street
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24
Wool! W0DT.! vw0eDy, ]!

The subscriber will pay the highest
prices for WOOL, washed, or bury.
Would also invite attention to the
Home shuttle Sewing Machine.
SD TO be run by baud.
S37 with table.
This Machine is ofthc locI,-stitch pa.-
torn, and is equal in finish and ,cri'.r-
nance TO the SO Machines OF other
patterns.
Call and examine.
apr2l JOHN \. II.NMILTON.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24

iiHt OH tHc I1' Ol thC CNCt'itloii al S;lu decd
sic Ms's t'giRH YEc4 q jss of lEle said property.
duiy conitrrcd.F There have bcengotltcrsalcs al
diiicrant portions OF the real estate of w. r.
Irc;ldwcH, under the order OF court aforesaid
There vas no evidence shown Of my obiciot
or protest, Calm on the par, OF Mrs. Tread
weil On the contrary, :hciwas not s6iity rJiitiif
in the complaint for PARTITION rS s;1c, iItf ,a:ls
purchaser! fora large qutnii.y o! lands, bcsiiys
the lots in dispute Fl ~ff Slt.t fi.l
Mr. Glover, the referee, testified ;hat The estate
OF IrcadwW WAS, in hi. opinion, perfectly SOL
vcni Tia; the,lel,t, presented did pot ;lroun;
t"mort than ~ 500. go, inct,dng cdstA, 'i;,l,l;n
lhc amount a'io'dr rca,i&od from saieS OF lands
JM;ts from 9tn 100000 doa;,.. and that otlscr
h,n'iS remained tor st'r, and thit the pcrspnai
property, hid reaii@c! from seven TO ci2hc linn
From ;il.sc .,ct<, after l,,s,riu. ij,N argument
OF counsel on l.oth sides and from my ,u,.sti.ilc.
tionnf the Constitution sind lie acts uf i!lc Sen
craf -isjunhiy, tic opinion Of Til court il. tt.
Gam H. rrcr'iwN, at:.!r ti,no oiis death, which
co)Hu s:'ryvc - his willow His v.t.te WA.
more than soivcm, and ! think ilsoivtnc: an,.
hqncsic@d I'nSoper;lbi% ,pnreioh. tis.cr inc
a,f II ncvcris iecc,-ary 10 ,ctotF h6mcsJ,d un-
xxx Is ina'is;gF TppI!s3G, M ~ il tYJ.N
cncrcivc process. Ncithortn spirit OF iu,:c.o 81
;i:c law contemplated ANY tlnug D.ore ,].au that
no' -h"nd not be deprived b ;nv cpmIu' on
lr"ccc,.ingl otN"U hi- i.upcl;t and , i,il,l.. a
bcgs;ai. 1t nevvr w;,+ intcl.I,, IN. WHOM one
w'- u, competent csrrtln sancts, a;ld h,. 10 ,A.y
cvctyt!,ns and sal !,lYe an u ;Iaa;i.ey ,"r ini-
sell ;nd !;mit he !.0,,M -iNi,r aNhb6rtv {,
transmit IL hi> aAity, rioa. ~ AoS p,ormi ~.
TINS rght 70 ct.n m,othci .y, ~ Ills estate
rom nis creditors udcg the ,l.,c .! ..o -!
ifW t.. 'IrcadwcH had no right 81. ci,i.n q.
hpncs;rad' 81! '!N t:mr lii lc,tIn, a> IS pro-
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24

h inst, the folloMingqreSplptiYn wqs
So nimou-ly adcptcdi q | 2'l13I III
Resolved. " hcrcas, i'll The resignation
Mr.. L. w. Fem, the Independent
ang America Company lms lost ~
fluable fireman and Il truo9 and! flithiul'
5iccr That the thanks Of his brother
A'cnlcn be rendered him for his punctual
$'d Impartial performance Of his duty,
l that while We deeply feel his loss, our
Shes will ever be for his success in
Rsso,v,a, 1;ss,. ffhn.esAe :5rexdsing. q sss-ol.,-
Zion be published in the Orangcburg
i'im"ssapdc cQrangcburg News,
lf'rom the minutcs.)
'tss. ~ i'esuhut r. S.. D1BBLE,.
80 .I.,.i,o Secretary, pro tenn.
/. y. a. +. Il. Co.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24
'sTNPE OF seUGl4 .GAao,!LlAlas,
oRANG1sBpRG COUNTY,.
in Probate Court, March 80. 1872.
In tle matter of MARY l.. TRE.iDWELL,
ri'YfYs' s' wp5lrh;>fn i N lPHnADwrnl,
Application for Iiomesteoa.

1A-l, nt
that the husband of ncti,im.r ,linIm, tL. lii
Of March, 1871. and that ,h. r;nh, nr ,.t,,, -,
"homcsty:d" OF her said husband William, y
Treadwell l.cxisttd al is dt,utb AMI Il .nlJ,n,,.
tinue for the tcreiit of hie widow HlS ,,e};tnm,
cr, and her minor child; and rrayr.l tnr t,,.
securing Of lcrc,ta,c or right of Homestead lo
the petitioner, tc.
On the second dav of NInrtl, 1870 .,k;.
court issued Il warrant. directed 10 certain con-
niSsioners, commanding them in tlr. u,s,,
form To 'Sct apart and assign To Mr.. Nury !,
Trcalwell, tho widow, and Nj. ,rren,l,y.l
minor Child of w. H. Trcadwcil of ,hc T;l,i
Estate Gi' said ". nv l,,,alugN. ;: Homestead
not exceeding in value SlUN6Oo. and oI. fI,6
petsnnGl ct',.ir msam w r. Yrcndwoli to III.
value OF 100000, as i;ur in,yf b. b'bIjthsa, fSi;nS
and 6y the Constitution OF the S,a.c ot Sou,I
Carolina, on,, ,p. Of tho T. fct.;slnt,rrl,y,itg Ifi,
On the .!tt of March A. d.. iSIo. iIr com
mi<sioncrs signed their rctnrn. which. MA, ,il,.;
in this courtun the T,h March, 1879 sunn
nsthc rctur, rluic III, Sthr tpu. .t wrs nt;,ic h..
the counsel for WA. al .ancS MAJ Ai.c con-
.irm!aion OF thc nction-of The appraisers wo,ld
he OPPOSED, aud the whole matter objected 10 on
Of homestead. No person wis ,n,,l,. n,r,y - -
hc proceeding. cyc.nt tb,v gues;,i,,r Nj
Mary Il. 1r,a,lwell. and tie.en,rf :nnn,,nrai
To tic said counsel tint lie wunld avcr,i>. ,h,.
said return, and thai he would cotIitm ,hc .,,, !.
should ,e.onnb ,aEc h. shown -. T., 'u , ',l,,
tinry, on the 23;l ,!;y ui March. is.... 'rhi4
advcrsis ,nent wsipn5lishrI. and il ~. r.,"s M
dition tho case ,"ne up b,:orc the coar, wi,h
the qRcstion "sl,all tic rc,u.ii o. the ,,,nmi-.
sionerS he confirmed. and The Homestead 50, nI,
,o Mrs Irca,!yscl by this rpm.m, held, ,g,".' "r
notW Mr. w j. DcTrcyilIr Appearing lot W.
a. Mcroncv. The counsel, hics,.<. M.ow!iolII
Il Browning, raised Il ,reinin,,, i,lieecIiJn =,
the ri.h, OF W. A. Mcronoy being heard. N,
having nu s,iciint,rr>, inrlc malt,ra.,- v.,uII
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24
Kirk Robinson, /,

DEALER IN
Is ooIs, Music and Stationary, and Fancy
Articles,
.lY TIE h,NGLNE IiOUSE,
ORANGEBURG, c. H., C.
lncl g.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-04-24
M e1ag ON EMS HasD.g,EGA4

VISaNNEBUiN5 p, =. flY
am pleased 10 inform my num- ,rni,S iiiria.i;!-
throughout the State that Z have purchased
tho 'TIrvalwcll Iiotcl,r and a,n NOW rci,,,r,a-
ting and ixiilg it-lp, in the .s.c.y, moGcr,
style. the tnllics are we'll fughisl,.,r ficnf,h.
Charleston markets. guarantee f,I ss,i-'
faction l, 3lr si2rrgl,J. 49,.
w. 4. MERONEY, rF"Nrif,nE,
"'' ~ ~ 7afsta>v .,a
a!s'rGffs.pi qpisurt ,oa
'2i F'1sp b"l b.lJmDa So IN
lv''Vi, IN ~ e,,4
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-02
sPEISG CLEANING.
BT A sCFFEEEE.


The melancholy days hays come, the ssd,iest of
the year.
OF eIesning paint and securing floors and seour
ing far rud near;
HeSped in the corner of the room the ancient
dirt lay quiet.
Nor rose up 10 the fathers tresd. nor 70 the
But now the carpets are ail up. and fram the
staircase top t
The mistress calls to man and mail to WELD
the broom and mop. &
Where are those rooms. those quiet roosns. the
house but now presented 8
Wherein we dweit. nor dreamed OF dirt. 80 cosy
and contenteJZ
Alas, they're ali turned upside down, the sIiiet
With slops. and sllds and soap and sand. and
tubs. and pals and hrooms. g
Chairs. cables stands are standing round at six
rs and at sevens
While wife and housemsids fy about like me-
teors through the heavens
The parlor end the chamber floors were clesu-
ed week ago. asaF .s .
The carpe.s shook. the windows washed as all
the neighbors know;
But still the sanctum had escaped, the table
Pens. ink and paper al about. peace in It's very
ioOts: =
Till tell the woman ON them all, as falls the
And then the, vanished ali sway. books. bsperi
ink ard pen. t4t 5ls - e tss
AndkoE. vs,ea comes the master home, as
c0ifso<ne must o'nf ghtss sisA Essssszs'sJs
To lind all things :.sst 10 .FEonGs,, that they
have set 10 rights y
when the sound %. driving tacks is heard. tho
the house is far from still. rE
And the carpet woman on The stairs, that har-
binger OF ill
He looks for papers, books or bills, that all were
there before. -r q
And signs to find them on the desk, or in the
drawer nc more. E tLstJ is-i EttoA 81
And then he grimiy thinks OF her who set this
fuss afioat, AZ
And wishes she were out at sea in very ieaky
bOat. . -. +.
He meets her at the parlor door. with hat and
I03 cap awry- ~ ~ f. SO .s5t
With sleeves tucked up and broom in, hand, de-
fiance in her eye;
He feels quite small, and knows full well there's
nothing to be said, - se.rfs =,
So holds his tongue, and drinks his tea, AND
e-= sf1eakS away to bed. + -N
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-02
Are Onions HealthfuI1

A Physician has forwarded the fol-
lowing to the N. Y, Farmers Club /:
"On shipboard at New Orleans, in the
year l849, in charge of one hundred
marines with cholera among them, 1
observed that those who eat freely of
onions, suppoSing them to be healthy,
were attacked certainly and fatally.
Onions and salt cured the bite of q
rattlesnake on my son, and are con-
sidered specific in all snakebites, j
have found four separate wit
nesses of phenomena connected with
smallpox and fever. NEs
l. Onions in rooms with smallpox
rot rapidly. oA -
2. Blisters rise in them. ~
8. They retain aud communicate the
virus many weeks after the epidemic
has subsidized.
4. Applied to the feet of fever pa
tients they rapidly turn black.
3. They prevent the spread Of small
pox in thickly populated tenements
by absorbing the virus. zoe n
6. A man with hydrophobia, in his
frenzy, ate voraciously of onions, and
recovered.
From all these facts may be deduc-
eds s iat.%
l. That onions should not be eaten
when there Is prevailing epidemic.
2. That onions sliced aud frequent
ly changed are good disinfectants.
a 3. That experiments should be made
TO test the extent of their usefulness.
For many years have opposed vac
cination as ordinarily done,and hence
hail with satisfaction any means OF
mitigating the virus ofthis distsinpsrs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-02
IT rs 4 FACT


ITIaf}. OF HCTfIL
Tha. every Lady and gentleman in the
POCKET TIME KEEPER.
And. .nodoubt, many more would improve the
opportunity OF purchasing. did they Know the
EXTREMELY LOW PRICE,
a, which watches can be had at The present time
1T IS A FACT,
That American Watches can be purchased of
WATT, DEWEY =. 60. cheaDer than American
Watches were ever before sold in Portage county
IT rs A FACT,
That every genuine american Natehis good
IT rs A FACT,
imported and Sold for the genuine article the
past year. "a
= e 1T iS'sA FACT.
m - isaak egsvzg
That wAIT, DEWEY q co. will pay 800 for
any watch which they have sold and represented
TO be genuine that did not prove So. zggrz
.OCEA. 801ax1s5 90A :.
1T Is A FACT,
A@e~w
That WAff. DEWEY & co have the finest
stock OF American Watches ever exhibited in
the County 81
stssf sfa-ssss{ gsaxei saf Il f-slsls3so 81 agar
: sst ! u IT Is A FACT, i.rsssw z
"a --sseszs-a 80 lssz al5f q s7ge szGs
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-02

OLEFELAND q RITTsBURG RAILROAD
On and afteF Aos- fseh. 1871. Trains W i'll leave
Stations daily. lSuudays excepted-j as follows:
The Democratic press. [volume] (Ravenna, O. [Ohio]) 1868-1901, 1872-05-02

life, your liberal ideas on every point.
IFender yen peculiarly fitted to- hold .
high place in this age of progress.
Nj y father, too, has met with MI
exarnpled success since we parted.
and nearly doubled his fortune. But
what Is wealth to me? 1t is intellect
that look for, and that found in
you. -
After you left I refused Sir Nc
Gr.egor. He had persevered for some
months but in vain. Could l bury
myself in that Highland castle, with
his dreadful sisters, (three confirmed
spi1st ers), and his dogs and horses
No. Though he offered magnificent
settlements, what were they to me
Nothing TO what my father could
have given me, less than nothing
1mpared with one memory of the
nastl You know me. I could not
live " itbout intellectual society-in-
tellectuat and devoid of bigotrv; q
society in which you would shine. 1t
was nv parents that parted us; !
yielded TO thei" will. Forgive me,
and at least let rs be friends, even if
we are never to oe more than friends
to each other. Write TO Inc that you
are well and happy. AAh, that your
happiness still depended upon me-! IT
would be the hourly study of your
devoted THEoposIA.Y
Rosie fairl y laughed aloud.
jo "Poor old ttiugi she said. !" what
3 queer jumbIe of strong-mindedness
and sentimentality! But Phil, you
never loved her 2" Vi
" Never, darling, never; and /
should have given the same answer
much obliged but otherwise disposed
Of even if this precious epistle had
not come too late. She would have
bought me with gold little sorceress
you bought me with smiles and blush
es and priceless love. Heaven be
praised for that Scotch baronet, for l
really believe he came to the rescue
just in time and, thanks to him, j
have lost an heiress and won rose
bud. oi
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.. A. n q. w. Ry-Change of Time.
The following are the times or the departure
OF trains at the points below Ii took effect
Monday &of f3thsso3 sd .sfsf .n#G zg s@s
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aTaa6. Oh H0tlL
That every Lady and gentleman in the
county would be pleased to have good reliable
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Rates of Advertising.
Business Cards.

Bzanufacturer and Dealer In all kinds Of
Cpholstered goods. w all Paper. Shades, Pictures
and Picture Frames. are Rooms oppeaate
Carriage Repository, Rayenns, Ohio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1872-10-08
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To-dAJ's ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
Ohio, IEdFana.

Tas S.E:ss SHE b5,3 e,tcs;gss 70 tIy
;qc safe o5ae-s, Co2zrss AZ Lesss,s-
c--s, s:e Pezas!lvsc.s, oAi0, I,6iI-A.
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