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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-11-19
TEE NEW COUNTY OFFICERS.
Bowen Preparing to Move on tn
3Enemy's Works.

- -. "a -6ueuy'u "oHA9s
Most OF the Charleston County officers elect
received their certificates OF election from the
State board of canvassers yesterday, and pro-
oeeded to file bonds and subscribe to the
oashs Of office prescribed to be fled aud
taken by them to enable them to take posses
sion Of their respective offices. The newly
elecled sheriff, Bowen, was particularly quick
on the trigger, aud had his bond filed In the
office OF the county commissioners and ap-
proved BY them before twelve O'Clock In the
day. This bond is in the sum of $4,000, and
the bondsmen are O. @. Bowen, George g..
Llndstedt, David T. Corbin, Alfred Bernard,
Timothy Hurley and N. b. Collins. This bond
and the two osths Of Office required of the
sheriff will now be Immediately forwarded 10
the Governor who will thereupon Issue his
commission to "Sherif Bowen" Mr.. jacob
whitman, the new clerk of court, was sworn
Ia by Trial Justice John G. Mackey. He e1-
poets to take his seat on next Monday.
W. b. Thompson, the only candidate
for county commissioner on the Bowen
ticket who was elected, was sworn in
by A. @. Richmond, notary public. Sheriff
Nackey Is now In Washington, aad is said to
be looking for a Federal plaster for bis wound
ed ambition, and bis desks and furniture were
Yesterday being removed from the courthouse,
which would seem to indicate that he has
wisely resolved to accept the situation and
not attempt to reve1e the immutable decree
of fate as represented BY the mutaole caprice
OF Radical constituency. Ls roi est mort !
Tjue e roi
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REAL ESTATE TRANSFERS.
Conveyances or Charleston Property
Recorded During the Past Week.

Conveyancos or Charleston Property
Recorded During the Past Week.
January 2, 1872. Lot n. 8 Short court,
Andrew Reid to Elizabeth A. Me-
October ls, 1872. Tract l6 acres and
turpent,ne distillery st. Stephens
Parish, Charles D. Mccoy TO D.
Oiom and 8. P. Smith. :....:..... l,2oO
November /, 1872. Lot, Charleston
Neck, Maria G. Faber, eX'rx. ct. al.
to r. A. Jeffords. ................... 75O
November l., 1872. Lot, Charleston
Neck. Maria G.. Faber, ex'rx. ct. al.
to George F. Won Kolnltz.. 760
February IA, 1872. 81 acres, St. Thomas
-, Parish, VIM. L. Venning to Bull -.
- Legare: ;..i.::..;..;:.. .: o,,:.;::,c: 1So
October l, 1872. sundry lots, Charleston
storen ssSs1 '"e' . ................. 1000
Nav 80, 1872 Lot 8. g.. st. Mlchaers al
lev, ). Johnston Peltigrew to Jas. -.
L. Petlgru.. ..............'..:..... ooo
November IL, 1872. Lot W. 8. Church
street, G. N. and G. H. Bernard TO
Edward L. Wells, president. ....... $50
November IL, 1872. Lot 8. g.. Beautain
street, John 8. Riggs to City Cour-
Gil OF Charleston. n.................. 2,oll
October 10, 1872. Lot e. 8. Trapman
street, Charles E. Carroll, referee,
to Jno. W. Mcpherson. ............. 500
March 81. 1871. Lot ". 8. Lynch street,
Sheriff OF Charleston County to So.
phla McElfee, trustee. ............. 3,00O
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WEEKLY WEATHER CHRoNcLE.-DuriDg the
past week the War Department has commenc-
ed the Issuing of circular under the forego-
ing name, for the benefit of agrlcuturists
and persons engaged In commercial pursults.
1t is issued every Saturday, and is merely
summary of the telegraphic weather reports
received at the signal Service Office during
the week. It is printed In large, clear type
on good paper, and constitutes neat and In
terestlng circular.
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LIVERPOOL CLASSIFICATION.

Strict mIddling. .'....'t'@Y-
R1oE,-Tbis was in fair demand at nrm rates;
saIes abous 10 terces OF clean Carolina, VIZ: 10
,ierces ar esc, so at 1915. We quote: Common
to fair at e@exc; good ex@7Hc.
NAVAL SroRRs.-The arrivals were about ~
bbls. spirits turpentine. A sale OF ABOUT ooqo
bb,s. low grade rosin, say strained 10 low NO. l.
took place on private terms.
FRE1aHrs.-ToL Liverpool, by steam, direet,t-
nm upla, ds, -.Jon ,aea tslandsi Via New
York, va on uplands, --on; sea iHandsi BY sal,
xd on uplands, and Nd on sea isiands. 10
Hayre, 1c on uplands- ooastWise-m new
York, by steam, 10 on uplsnds and - OIL sea
island; 50 p tierce on rice; eoc p Dbl on rosin
by SAL, - a b en- cotton; 20 p tierce on
rice: soc a Dbl On rosn; $l1@12 2 N on lumber;
sl9al2 so 3 n on timber. To Bost n, oy steam
xc on uplsnds and 81 so y tlerce on ricsi BY sail,
C p ib on uplands; rosln 7oc; reaawed stun
s1a@12 so; timber $la@1S so; phosphate $6@6 co.
To providence, by sail Glo@1l u on boards;
g q tb on cotton; by Dteam 10 via New York
TO Philadelphia, by steam Hc on upiands; u 70
tierce on rice; 600 2 bll on rosin; 81 on spirlts'
Through bills Of ladlng given TO Boston, ProVi'
dence and the New inland cities are regularly
issued on this route, and dispatch guaranteed.
By sail, ss a NJ on boards; s12 on timber; - y
ton on clay; $3.50 on pnosphate'. To Baltimore,
by Steam 10 p h; by sail $s@s 30 = n on
boards; - on timber So 80 2 ton at city; $40
4 so q ton up river on phosphate rock. vessels
ire IN demand by our merchants to take lumber
freghts from Georgetown, s. o., pariea and satil-
Ia River Ca, and Jacksonville, Fla, to Northern
ports, and $lo@l2 p N are tie rates on timber
aud boards.
E1oHANaE-sterlIng 90 day bills 2l'&tS2lA.
DOMESTIC ExcHANaB.-The banks purchase
sight checks on New York at H@H per cent. on,
and sell at par.
GoLD-1a@14.
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FIRE IN CANNON STREET. "A fire broke out
at Eve O'Clock yesterday afternoon, at No. 81
Cannon street, In house occupied by col
ored man named John Davis. 1t was discov-
cred by policeman and extinguished before
any damage had been done. The fire is sup.
posed to have been caused by an improperly
constructed hearth, consisting Of one layer OF
bricks laid upon the flooring boards.
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HousroN's New PHOTOGRAPH GALLERY, No.
sO7 King street, Is constantly lhronged with
visitors, who gaze upon the beautiful Photo
graphs With wonder and amazement. The
Celebrated Rembrandt Pictures made at this
Gallery surpassss anything ever introduced In
this city before. We have over fifty different
style of Frames. Also, a large stock OF Albums,
Cases, &c. novl2-tuths3
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The SPANISH STEAMSHIP PUERTO R1co.-
This frstclass iron steamship, which was
laden for Liverpool by Messrs. B. Mure ds Co.,
and which departed from here just previous
to very heavy gales In October, has arrived at
her port OF destination in safety. This in
formation reached here by cable to the above
flrm yesterday, which mentioned that the
ship had bad weather ON The passage
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CrrY InPRovEMENTs.-A neat aud comfor-
tably finished wooden cottage has just been
completed on the west side OF Rutledge ave-
nue., one door north OF Calhoun street. The
cottage ls two stories high, with double
plazzas on the south front. It contains four
square rooms, With high ceilings, pantrles and
dressing room; also kitchen and cistern.
It was built by Charles Yanderhorst, colored
contractor, and Is now offered for rent to q
good tenant.
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

I. Henry Cobla & Co. will sell at 9 o'clock, at
their store, bacon, beet, &c.
Wardlaw & Carew will sell at IL ocioch' III
front of the Postofice, real estate.
RIM Marshall & Bro. will sell at II O'CLOCK
near the Postoflce, real estate.
John G. Minor Il Go. will sell at hall-paS' ~
O'Clock, at their store, dry goods, hosiery anu
gloves. -, .u -. ,hr,a.
onarters.pasts o'clock, at their store, outter'
cheese, DC.
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A FIRE AT ELM 6RovE.-L fire occurred
last Saturday evening at the Elm Grove
Plantation, In Christ Church Parish, occupied
BY Mr.. ]. R. Thonllnson, which resulted in
the burning of q part of the roof of the
dwelling house and some loss of cotton,
which had to be thrown out Of the windows
of the dwelling house to prevent the further
progresa of the fire.
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Mr.. soUpER invites attention to his Stock OF
Photograph Frames just received, embracing
upwards of thirty different ,styles. many OF
them Of entirely new design and beauty of
dnlsh, which he offers to cash buyers at
small advance on cost. soUDER's Gallery, No.
263 King street. oct3l-lmo
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ing weak and unsettled at eoasoXc. Sales l2o
bbs at 62as3c ATS bnls at s and 100 bbls at 81 kc
trine easier. closing at s. 26a4 80. sales rs osls
a. "a rs, and 40 pbIs at 81 40. The better grades
are also qliet but about steady. Sales l6o bols
No / and low pale at Ga rs. In tar we Lote sales
OF LOO bols Newbern on private terms, and 80
bbls Washington at 81 S7Ha4 62K. Pitch un-
changed.
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FuRoHaorr. BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received the latest importation OF
Paris and Berlin Cloaks, also 200 pieces Of all
styles OF Carpets-great bargains.
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rHEEN1ERpRIsERAILRoAD.
LAYING tho Traek-Cool Contempt OF
ICES, City Ordinances.

Laying tho Track-Cool Contempt OF
.,,ees City Ordinances.
The long-promised commencement OF the
,sv,no oftbe Enterprise Railroad track was
made yesterday at the lower terminus OF the
road in East Bay street. Up to noon the
west track had been laid to Tradd street, q
distance OF about two squares. The iron Is
the common T rail-. AS now laid down 1t pro-
.iects about two inches above the bed Of the
street, and thereby constitutes direct viola
tton OF the city ordinance on the subject,
which requires that the tracks OF all roads
running through the streets be laid on level
with the street bed. PRESIDENT Hurley says
that the work will now be pushed vigorously
forward and brought to an early completion
II was rumored yesterday that several dray-
men were in favor of tearing up the track at
the muzzle Of the pistol.
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FuRoHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, have received new stock OF shaWls,
Blankets, Cloakings, &c. Also new lines OF
Silks, PoplIns, Reps and Mourning Goods.
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Charleston.

G. Haines, Savannah; B. R. Croosdale,
Philadelphis; J. L. D. Capers. Savannah; H.
G. Dondes, Baltimore; q. Irving, wife and
daughter, Philadelphia; J. Bruce, New York;
Mrs. E. W. Mercer, Columbia; J. Coon. Ohio;
q. J. Mather, New Orleans; G. C. Smith, New
York; J. Cunningham Jr., Port Royal; W. W.
wilkinson, Florida.
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HOTEL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. IS.
Pavilion.

J. R. Handy, Savannah; B. F. whittemore;
Darlington; E. NJ. Wells, Cheraw; ]. L. Dove,
Doves Depot; J. A. Drake, South Carolina;
". A. Rogers, Marlboro; C. P. Muller, South
Carolina; J. 8. Johnston, Timmonsvie; =.
Day and vile, Virginia; D. H. Rice, Jr., MSS
B. Rlce, Barnwell; J. F. Foster, Coosaw; r.
Fishburn, st. Paul's.
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NEW AND CHEAP CHILDREE's CARRIAGES,
veloclpedes. Rocking Horses, Carts, Wheel
barrows, &C., just received at Won santen's,
No. 22s King street, Charleston, 8. G.
iun1 l-tu
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CHRISTMAS Is coming. For handsome Gold
Bracelets, Studs and Sleeve Buttons, 60 TO
Alan's, 307 King street.
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FURoHaorT, BENEDICT & Co., No. 276 King
street, are tile Sole Agents for the Celebrated
ChIelleys Kid Gloves. Each pair lssold under
orarantee
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SAVANNAH AND CHARLESTON RAILROAD.

Passengers.
Per steamer II Allison, from Edisto, Enter.
prise Rockville and Way Landlngs-MEs Berlin,
Mrs DeigheH, Miss Deighen, Mrs LaRoche Dr:
Lebby, Jenkins, F Schsner, Andell, r
Coate, b -Fehrenh8ck. = -
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GIFTS FOR THE HoL1DAYs.-For Silverware,
fine Watches, gold Opera and Vest Chains, go
to Allan's, S07 King street.
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Receipts by Railroad, November 1s.
aor1rH OAEOLINA RAILROAD.

1915 bales cotton. 81 bales goods, 2s4 bbls hour,
cars STOCK. 70 Railroad AgenG, Slosn IL Seig.
uiou5, G w Williams ca. A Z Salinas, Trenholm
& son, Reeder & DAVIS, Pringle d Son, b Frost
4 co, W u Bee q co, Pelzer. Rodgers CO., W W
Smith, Caldwell d SoD, A smith, Walter &
co, W smith & co, W Williams co. J Rob-
son, WIss co, Wardlew Carew, Knobeloch 4
p smith, Klnsman Howell, W O Courtney CO.,
L u DeSaussure, WitIe Bros, Malonee. s.
nlles, F l. Meyer, Murdaugh Weekley, Crawley
4 ehOn, Counts Il Wroton, W a Chafee co,
NoRrHRAsTBRN RAILROAD. 8.
451 bales upland cotton, bags sea island cot
ton, 81 bbls spirits turpentine 166 Dds rosln
co. W Ryan, A Salinas, Mowry Son. q
81 Walter 4 co Caldwell 4 Son, Smith,
smith, " Courtney j. CO. Williams Son,
a " Williams q CO, keeder Il DAVIS Barden d
Parker. T q Boag Trenholm d Son, WILCOX, GlDDs
4 co Pelzer, Rodgers CO, Murdaugh Weekley,
" q Bee d co, Prlnge d Sun, Wltle Bros. w
bowling, Sloan & Selguious Chapeau He1ron,
Inrrahsrn d son, kayenei Il co, Adger co,
r Phnuix, Stoney 8 Lowndes, Bi,cnon co,
q Katie i co, Shackelford d Kelly, order, Kali
road Agenr, and others.
SAVANNAH AND oHARLRsroN RAILROAD.
78 bales upland and 27 bags sea Island cotton,
2so bushels rough RICE Al bbls rosn 81 bols spirits
turpentIno cars lumber, md,e, &c To Nathans,
Frazer j. Dill Orawley d Dehon, St0ney O.
Lowndei, 8 Ladsou, 4 Prtpgls Son, T Smith,
8 ID Stoney, L Mowry SON, Plhckney Bros,
Utsey 4 Stokes, G Hickman. h Blscnon co,
Hinsnan & Howell, Pel7er, Rodgers q co, w r
'DcwiIng. Murd-ugh &'Weesley; Reeder DaVls,
" II LaWton 4 Son, Jones, b Oausseni "
q Green, II Eason Bro, and others.
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TINE IS IsMoNEY.-Clocks, fifty different styles,
in wood, bronze and marble cases, at Allan's,
307 King street.
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CITY AFFAIRS.
MEETINGS THIS DAY.

s,rv,vors' Association, at half-past Z f. m'
S..o,,na @ Rifls Club, at Z P. NJ.
Hone Fire Company, at half-past z. III.
washington Rifle Club, at P. NJ.
Union Chapter, B. A. NJ, at Z ?. II.
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New York Naval Stores Market.

NEW YORK, November 16
The Daily Bulletin SAYS: Receipts to-day 2l6
bbls spirits turpentlne, 1ss bbls rosln. lo2 bols
tar. Spirits turpentlne Is rapidly declining, Clos
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RETAIL GRocERs, as well as Druggists, Keep
Durand's Furniture Polish for sale.
noVl3-1mo
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Nsx Yorlt Rice marked.

NEW YORK. November 16.
The Daily Bulletin Hays: The market Is quiet,
the sales being limit d tt 200 bags kangoon at "a
Ike and 40 tics Car, Ina az 7Aa8Kc.
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PORT 0ALKRDAR:
xnnaJJo puAoNp y.

Now Moon. lst. 12 hours minutes, morning.
First Quarter, TIN. 10 hours, 80 minutes. evening"
Full Noon, 14th. II hours, 40 minutes, evening.
fsst Quarter, 28d, 12 hours, 20 minutes. morning.
Now Moon, 3osh, hours, 16 minutes, evening.
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ooMMEROIAL NEWS.

Exports.
BALrrMoRE-Per schr Aldana KoRes-aSo lonS
phosphate rock 81, 900 feet car stun.
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Markets by Telegraph.
HONEY uLRKATs.

MONEY HARKETs.
LONDON, November ls.
Noon,-Oonsols OK. Elves 88H.
FRANKFORT: November ls.
Noon.-BoBds seK. .,.
NEW YCRK. November 1s.
Eoon.-Freights steady. Stocks very strong.
God firm el l3H. Money lrm at 7. Exchange,
ono. az: short, 10H. Governments dull and
STEADY. State bonds dull q ID irm.,
EyeninQ.-Freights firmer. Money steadily
hardened, closing a. Lie to Y comm!saion. Sterl'
Ing lower. Gold closed at l3x Governments
dull and nrm. states dull and steady. Tennes.
sees BJrong.
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HARINE NEWS BY TELEGRAPH.
NEW YORK, November IS.
Arrived, steamships st Louis, Georgia, Greece
and Iowa.
Arrived out, steamships City Of Brussels, Min
nesota, Celtic, Westphalis and Uily OF Antwerp.
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The Charleston Cotton, Rico and Naval
Stores Markets.
OFFICE CHARLESTON NEWS,
MONDAY EVENING, November ls, 1877
CorToN.-This staple was In steady and wen
sustained demand, the market showing active,
strong and rather irm fesa ures; sales about 27oo
bales Say at 15x, % OF Is, at lsx, 46atlex, 10
at 1917 60 at IT, 10 at TX. 100 at Tx, lo7 a. 17h
80 a, l7x, 20 at 17x 2oa al Tx, liz at 17 s2s at
ls, 3is at lsH, 458 at 1Sxe, - 10 pfiVs'e 'efmS
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NHANGE OF SAILING DAYS. s: $50 .f;I 4 e
INCREASED SERVICE. 81 q, ssnss
PACIFIC NAIL STEAMSHIP GOMPxMYn.
30. THROUGH LINE TO s q e ;S,55 55ssiiss1f:
~. CALIFORNIA CHINA AND JAPAMsSS;;iss.. IL.
INCREASED SERVICE.
FARES GREATLY REDUCED. %

Steamers Of the above line leave H!ef.lE6oa7
No. A. North River, loot OF panai atyeeL SA1A&12
New York, ct II O'Clock noon, Of .t6etl tlaSl, ,Izd
and SOth Of every month, except when, ,thesedatSl
fan on sunday, then the Saturday proceeding :
All departures connect &C Panama: Win 6seAtn.
ers for south Pacific and Central Ameffcanpoft&
For Japan and China, Steamers leave S6H EtxH
cisco nrst OF every month, except when tt falho1,
Sundsy-then on the day preceding. J,
20 direct from New York to AspinHall. 8.
One hundred pounds baggage fres toeachA Adnlf
Medicine and attendance free. - . u
For Passage Tickets or other Information, Apply
st the OOHPANY's TICKET OFFICE, on tho
Wharf foot OF Canal street, North River, Few
York. ,--.. t~r IF. b BAKY,,dgen
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4 Bu1c1ARY.-Lasts night Abosit III
o'clock theresidencs OF John J.. Milisr3
fas entered 81 burg laxs, andrphAsd Z

rs entered ~ burela<s, and rohAed q
SalpaA VI tchsS ho1t 1Ap II
money, and DUmar0pS ,trinkets belpag-
ing to his wife. II seems the burglar
entered from the rear Of the building
through sanisdow: gxtipguishcd the
gas, and then proceeded to "g0 through
the, hduss. AN Ailiard vent u bed
about IL O'clock, and swakened while
the burglar was iuthe house, and, see-
ING the gse extineuished, got up to
light itswhen he board the burglar
beating hasty retreat down stairs
He im9edi atsly sbecsme-Awsrs Of his
loss. aud, lin conpsay WITH 4 peighbor,
gave chase, but didnot succeed in over
hauling Of get any trane az the sco,,a-
drel. This morning his spockx hook
end 9 jewelry case were found iatstha
sstdsn, where they I'D been riledana
lett. From az. the circumstances. cop-
aeetra xMh this robbery, ana oti,fear ~
which taxs occurred III hses Same
neighborhood, It IS pretty evident that
some one is committing these aspreda.
tionAxho is well acquainted wlth the
nsishborhood and The hal 81 the PEG.
pie. rssidc there. .a-. =
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"A aFaFlnsss lsek = Yssr lnssgssts. ID
We ask YOU t. cali and examine Or
stock of farm machinery, We chal-
lcnge all competitors to field trial on
all our implements for simplicity, du-
H5tl!ty. u edfsft INV nience in
handling and performance Of good
worksyO Our stock consists in part Of
the MorrisonE Self Cleaning Flow, war.
ranted superior to all others; the Key
stone, the only planter that scatters the
corn instte NIL, and deposits ~ In the
same depth. A k.
The Orchard City and Northiwest
Corn Rlow M made Oh wrought
iron, and will not break, as many do,
-withrast axlosysl NV 70 manufacture
the O'Brian Harrow, and Hughes RI
lB sa NV i,s RR iiis e;
ing cock, and g lists Ion,
an r. me reshs Il b, Kirby,
Wood and Champion Reapers.
-. RUSSELL, WHlTE 4 Co.
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T. G, hurts tine Ladies' shoes have
become 50 celehlated Ill over he le
country. that attempts have been made
IN different santions to get up imita-
irons, which gaa. staitcd Burt's MANN:
taeture: ~, avoid the success 81 this
dcsertiop, Mrt Btut has lad inserted
in his issr ss sM Iensry Card 10
which we call special. attsnt iao..--..
We have used this make Of shoes in
ovr family fpr several years. and we
unhesitatingly state that for style, com.
fort and durability, they zrc unequal.
cd bysaays ,naautactnre OF which We
have knowledge. That Thousands CO.
incide with US in this opinion the at.
.emptsl = lfnitasien fully, rrpvs.vNesc
Fork Independent. -wsd6w,
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The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

we q folI lEg frd1 The DtA-
ver (Col6ssdA) Do3ls.4 sescs-ke the eiSfk
instant:
.Mr. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. aar
the Denver & Rio Grandc. 41iiSg8y,,
has been appointed acting agent lpr Ne
United States quartcrmastcr's depeat-
ment at Denver. His dutiesswill con.
sist In receiving and forwarding all
stores and s,ipplee shipped to tl2is point
by the government sss4 ,.xssssss
Good for Winnie. lie ikx So.I boy,
and deserves all the good luck he may
hsNS - fsvbssa hit 21cl1 yBsnfa
may feel disposed to bestow.
me bes Monies sSgsasl fsSss Vi
msEhese.asts here ss:w sFss. aatsE J,
aGet your work done al home
Keep the money all at home by giving
h, .asd PROTECT .od 4 eeia men 8, :
mp your business
That 10 goodssoctrine, and we sayto
cat mershants's md everybody Slse, get
your, work done at.Aoms, and when
one Of these printing bummers comes
ardh9d, inc mAttr wheie II Rom,
tell MIN yoe can et work d6hea 1t llome
jus az chez am better than YOU can
yetisbysdad OF to hxSit 1she.
The weekly Ottumwa courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1857-1872, 1872-06-20

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thing about = hen that looks like wis
dom--they don't cackle much until
after tllsv have; laid their egg. sum
folissi a., alwus . Dragging and cack-
hng ahu1t hat they are going few do
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