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Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

CHANGED ms BAsE.-II. l.. Potter,
who for some time past has, over the
signature OF "" kept the readers OF
the JOURNAL posted in the local news OF
Canyon City and thereabouts, left on
Saturday last for the State Of Nevada.
" Hank" thinks that after trying it for
twenty-one years in one place " "change
of base" can do no harm. We hope to
hear from him occasionally. after he
reaches Silverland.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

Snow is still in sight along the comb
ot Bally." Those who have bet on
Snow being in sight from Weaver on the
4th Of July will be apt to win.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

SERIOUS FALL.-On Tuesday morning,
Frank w. Young was standing on a
step-ladder gathering cherries, when the
ladder gave way precipitating him to the
ground. In falling he struck upon one
hand in such manner as to dislocate the
wrist and break the small bone of the
forearm. DR.. Montague was summoned
and rendered the necessary surgical as
sistance.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

FOURTH OF JULY.-The Ninety sixth
Anniversary of our National Independ-
ence comes on Thursday next, and will
not pass unhallowed by the citizens of
Weaverville. Appropriate exercises at
the Theater, including an Grafton, will be
one of the features of the occasion, and
dance at the same place in the evening,
will wind up the days festivities. We
will lack but four years Of completing
the first century of our existence as a ma
ton, and as the years roll on, and our
National Life begins to be counted by
decades and centuries rather than by
years, the observance of its natal day
should serve to keep fresh in remem-
brance the patriotic deeds which gave
our country its existence. We hope to
see every one who can, participate in the
ceremonies in Observance of the day.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

ACCIDENTAL defective plank on the
Fast Weaver bridge, near the slaughter
house, came near causing serious acct
dent to party of young men who crossed
with Il team last Sunday morning. The
plank had been broken some time pre-
vious, and should have been replaced
with sound one, and on this occasion
brought everything to a halt by throwing
one Of the animals down. Three of the
party were thrown out, receiving a few
slight bruises Better look next time,
young men.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

For the very best Photographs, go to Bradley
* Rulolson's Gallery without Stairs. rl5 AS
CEND IN THE ELEVATOR, i29 Montgomery
Street, San Francisco b.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

Cool days and nights have been the
order during the past week.
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SETTLE IMMEDIATELY /!
HEAVING SOLD WY BUILDINGS,
n merchandise, &c., to kuper, Karsky ~
Co, they will take possession OF the same On
thn

Oo'i ticy Will take possession ol the same on
the
FIRST DAY OF AUGUST,
and it is absolutely necessary that all persons
indebted to me by Note, Book Account, or
otherwise, should make an
ISEMEDxATE SEFTEEMENT.
PARTIES who fail to do so must expect to have
Costs of Suit added to their accounts, rs in
tend to leave the county as soon "a | close out,
and do not wish to leave any accounts behind.
From the presont time until August lst, |
win continue to sell from my stock OF General
Merchandise, but FOR CASH ONLY. Old
accounts have been closed and no new ones
will be opened,
LOUIS I. RAAB.
junction City, June /, 1872. If.
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RAFFLE.-To add to the interest of
those who may be in town on Indcpend-
ence Day, rattle will come off in the af-
ternoon. Mr.. McCausland has put up a
lot Of nice jowelry to be disposed of in
this manner and tickets are going of like
hot cakes. Mes name is Il sufficient
guarantee that everything will be son
the square," and that all will be as set
forth. For list Of prizes, etc, see adyer-
tisement.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

THIS YEARS AssEssMENr.-The as
sessment of this county is completed and
the assessment roll ready for the Board
of Equalization, which meets next week.
Through the kindness of deputy assessor
Peter Paulsen we are enabled to give the
following statement of the assessed val
ne of the property in this county:
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

MINING ACCIDENT.-Monday morn
ing last, John Mitchell, who is in the
employ of Woodbury., went to the lower
end of the flume to clear the dump
While thus engaged, a large slab came
floating down, unobserved by Mitchell,
striking him on the leg with the full force
OF the current, jamming the leg and foot
against bowder. Mitchell reached a
dry place and calling to boy who was
near sent him for assistance. A number
ot men went over at once and carried
Mitchell to his cabin, where DR.. Monta-
que attended on him. On examination,
II was found that no bones were broken,
though the ance was badly bruised, and
VIII keep Mitchell confined to the house
for some time.
Weekly Trinity journal., 1872-06-29

Trinity County German HosP"at So
eiety, holds it, Regular Quarterly Meetings at
the HOSPITAL BuILnMG, Weaveville, on the
first sunday of March, June, September and
December. ClA6. KAUFMAN,
janl. S0cTetaTy
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For THE BAY. - Mrs. Malone and
daughter, Mrs. Finnegan and j. D..
Mathews left for San Francisco on Tues
u"y's stage. Mathews goes down on
business connected with the proposed new
steam saw-mll William Sims, of Hay
Fork, left on Thursday for medical treat
ment.
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LIST OF LETTERS

wEAVERvILLE POST oFFICE-JUNE 2S, 1872.
Brown, NJ. NJ. Dockery, p. G..
Bartlett, NJ. PARA, NJ.
Croiton, Geo.
CHNs. HARTMAN, p. NJ
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THERE are indications of storm.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

1t is thought here that VIM. Irwin, of
Siskiyou will receive the nomination for
Congress from the Third District.
The Hen Convention" of female
males, or rather male females, or both if
you like, was in session this week, but
have done nothing astonishing.
Edith O'Gorman, an escaped nun, has
been attracting crowds Of curious people
with her lectures OF " Life in Convent"
etc. Some believe her tales and others
do not. But have already written more
than | should and must slose for this
time. WOLFE.
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Total assessed value of the county.....S7lO, ,l5s

lOtal assessed value of the county ...S7 Il, ,i5S
Last years assessment was S507 ,695 90,
showing the valuation Of property in this
county to be SOP, 763, 90 greater this
year than last difference of about for
ty per cent. Now in the face of these
facts let our people remember that this
favorable showing is owing to the efforts
| Of Assessor Paulsen. For once the coun-
ty has been as thoroughly assessed as was
possible under the circumstances. We
predict that the list of taxable property
will be greater next year.
1t is not likely that State and County
Taxes will be any higher than last year,
while the per cent. levied for county pur-
poses will be much greater. The revenue
for county purposes, raised within the
county will be about twenty five thous-
and dollars after dcductng the expense Of
collection.
The Poll Taxes will amount to more
than half of the school fund. The Hos
pital Poll Tax will pay the expense for
the year and thousand dollars over.
1t may be safely said that the county is
again on the sup grade" This years
taxes will be the highest Trinity will ev-
cr pay.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30
WORCESTER ACADEMY,

The regular ella ses of the CLASSICAL COURSE are in
successful operation under the special charge of the
Principal.
The Department of Modern Languages is under the
charge of the Preceptress, whose opportunities for
quring the best acquaintance with French and German
during protraced residence in Europe contribute to
branches.
Instruction will! be given in the HIGHER ENGLISH and
GRAMMAR School STUDIES, according to the wants of
scholars.
Special attention is also called to the COMMERCIAL
DEPARTMENT Of the School, for which additional acii-
ties will be provided for the coming Term
The SECOND TERN begins on MONDAY, FEB g.
ANNUAL EXAMINATION and GRADUATING EXERCISES
during the last week in June
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30
l4O.OOO.OOO U. S. 500 BONDS

HAVE BEEN CALLED IN. AND ARE NOW BEING
PAID.
Cur Government is rapidly retiring the National Debt
by purchase ami redemption thereby assuring that
all the 52Os will be taken up by purchase or in ex
change for Bonds at Four and Five per Cent interest
Investors are looking for safe and reliable securities
returning good income to take their place.
Many holders converting Them through u.s. into the
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30
TUITION.

Common English. $500 per quarter
Languages aniIIigher English, Qncluding
Book-keeping,) 90
Rent OF rooms, furnished except bed lnen
per quarter. ........................S3 90
Board. $500 per week
students board themselves for 500 per week and
less d3w io95
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30
Zeal estate.

a. FOR SALE-An elegant VILLAGE
F#;,, RESIDENCE, located in the beautiful VILLAGE Of
H.s.h East N0odsloek, Conn, miles from Webster
Mass. ~ miles from depot consisting of a y,ry,
stylish Cottage House nearly new 10 rooms haDi
o. the hnest quaty Two Acres OF Excellent Land. un-
der high state of cultivation; well stocked with
abundance Of choice Fruit Trees OF The most approved
the most thrifty, bearing condition. Also, So Acres OF
Woodland. miles from the house, embracing 10000 10
l2egO H. of Pine and Chestnut Lumber. and 100 cords
ofWood. The location is conceded to be oua OF tile
nice village home cannot fli to he Interested in the
above Price $500 For further particulars apply to
L. ~ ELY co.
- FOR SALE-A Fine Estate on Pleas
Nh. ant st very desirable; within few steps Of
LA. ELY & co.
- FOR SALE-west of Main st SPLEEN
&;i did ocation one OF the most magnificent Private
Ill. Residences in The city
- FOR SALE-Good 2-tenement House
A;;; on William St. gas city water &c. Price $780,
g. FOR SALE 2-tenement Cottage.
H.i, lOrooms, on Mason st. Price 81 O00-very easy
&i.l terms L. A. ELY a co.
- FOR SALE-Near Providence ST., 2
Mi; tenement House and Barn, nearly new
gl!I Price $3.50 L. A. ELY & co
FOR SALE-WooD Lot of Sc acres, near
= Qulnsls almond Lake, in Shrewsbury. Price 81 COO
l.. A. ELY q co.
~ FOR SALE-In Northboro Centre n
40 Splendid Farm of % acres, under high cultivation
Mlil fine stock OF fruit of all kinds: superior bo"sa
very finely located well ntted MP With fIrnare
&c: cool barn, carriage house. &c; budinas nsnrcd
for $1,000 Price S7,0OO-S4OOO remain on iorgage
L. 4. ELY q co.
~ FOR SALE-Good 2-tenement House
Mi and Barn, on Pleasant St; gas furnace; 6OOl n
E!sl of Land; minutes walk from Main st.
l.. A. ELY & co.
49, FOR SALE-Or would Exchange for
S1;i! smaller House, first class French Roof 6nuse
kliI barn. large lot; all modern i'm 1rovements; west
Of Main ST.; neighborho0d Unsurpassed
rice sl5'OVV' L. A, ELY & co.
~ FOR SALE-Good 2-story 2-tenement
H! House, in the immediate vicinity Of aurel street
El Church; 10 rooms; in good repair Price SIS 600
terms easy l.. ~ ELY & co.
- FOR SALE
Mi; Nice Estate on Oxford st.
-Esss.AA l.. A. ELY IL co.
- FOR SALE - Very superior House
Mill and Barn, with all modern imi rovements, on
EI!l Main st, (south) VII
A. ELY & co.
l.. A. ELY & co.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1872-01-30
SISTERS OF MERCY HOSPITAL,
WORCESTER.

Application IS frequently made for admission to the
Sisters Hospital For the benefit OF all concerned and
FOR general reference it has been thought well to pub
fish the RULES which have been observed since the
opening. The institution is specially designed for e-
males who have not The convenences of being
properly cared for in time sickness The great ma
oy OF girls who dependent upon their own cxer-
lions for living under this class They consume
their wages when in health, almost soon as earned
ana in sickness are thrown upon the charity Of the
world Unable to procure themselves the necessary
medical assistance and proper treatment they langush
under the feeling that they burden to themselves
and to those around them Many girl has been made
sicker by the thought and her recovery delayed
haps rendered impossible.
The following are the rules Of the hospital:
l. Females only received.
2 Three Dollars yearly, paid lchea in health gives one
right to bed. and to all the privileges of the Hospital
in time of sickness.
3. Contagious and infections diseases excluded for
the safety OF the other patients.
a. In admissions, no distinction made by reason Of
creed or nationality.
s. All those who do not take out certificates yearly
must pay by the week and in advance
Address MOTHER MARY JEROME,
Superior of Convent of8Iercy,
Jal2 deoptf Worcester.
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GEO. e. GLADWIN'S

GEO. L. GLADWIN'S
~ SCHOOL OF DRAWING AND PAINTING.
People S Fire lns. Cos Block. Mann St
Thorough instruction in all Branches Of Drawing and
Painting. ~
Applications may be made at Studio Monday Tues
DAY, Thursday, Friday and Saturday mornings and Sat.
urday afternoon. an ialS
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GeGoIai Ordinances Continued.

SHc. -. Be it ordained, Th.,: Ill !;:e :,ud
au.l fire iuSur..lcc agent: shall pay tx o!
i've dollars per anHum for ever" ronn"ny,
tci,hcs lie o" !:rcj represented * ;.!en-
SIC. 2l Nr j; o:,iai:cd, Tia; AZ lawyers
physicians, dentists, artists, and photo
g:ar!.c?S shall pay :. TAX Of ten dollars per
ainGW.
SIC. -. 3, It ordained, That al barber
shops shall pay m annual tax of Ave dol
lars.
SIC. o6. Re it orla;rcJ, That ali owners
Of warehouses, whose houses are at any
time during the year used Is 4 repository
Tor goods, mrrc:laT'iisc, or other property !;
ANA all cotton wc:::.evs shall pay l tax OF
ten dollars per anlum.
SIC. -. BE il ordained, That the pro-
pretors ard owners CT all livery stables
Shall pay all annual tax of twenty-five dol
lars; and all carriages and Lugg;es run for
hire or profit, Other than those Obtained
from a livery stable, shall be subject to al
annual Tux Of eight dollars on clrriagc,
aid tour dollars oil bu:gr.
SIC. IS BE it ordained, That ali pleasure
carriages ard bugeicS shall be sn'jcct 70 an
annual tax OF two dollars Gil carriage, and
ore dollar on l buggy.
SEC. 90. BE ii ordained, That all dogs
within the incorporate limits, Oh and after
the passage OF this ordinance, shall DC sub
icct TO &n annual tax Of fifty cents each ;
and all dogs within the town not having a
master or owner 10 pay the above tax, the
Chict ot' Police will take charge Of and dis
pose Of the same.
SIC. ~. Be j; ordained, That all jewel.
Icrs shall pay q tax OF ten dollars per an
mum.
SIC. 3l. Be 4 ordained, That the pro-
pr;e;urS Of al! theatrical exhibitions, con-
ccr,S, or shows OF any kind, whatever, which
are given for gain or profit, shall pay I tax
OF ten dollars per diem.
SEC. 81. Be it further ordained, That the
seventh Section Of the General Ordinances,
be, and the sane is hereby amended 80 IS
to read: "Bc it ordained, Tia; any person
convicted OF keeping 4 honSc Of III Fame
within the incorporate limits, shall, upon
conviction for each such offence, be fined q
sum not less ,han five nor more than fifty
dollars: or be imprisoned at the discretion
Of the Council"
SEC. 81. Be it ordained, That anr person
or persons, who being called upon by any
member or officer OF tic Town CouEcil 10
assist in suprrcssing any brcac:, Of the
peace, :iot, ARRAY, or any misdcmcanor
whatever, shall refuse or neglect so to as.
SiSt, 10: having lawful excuse, shall be
liable to a fine no: exceeding one hundred
dollars, or imprisonment not exceeding
thirty days.
SIC 81 BE it ordained, That on and af.
ter the passage 0! this ordinance, tho signal
or call FOR i policeman shall bc three sue
c,.s>;yc blows on the police whistle, and any
person or persons initiating said signal,
either through mischief or otherwise, s:!aiI
be iiabe 70 fine CI rot more than twenty
five dollars, Or thirty days imprisonment.
Done a!:I ratified, under tic corporate sea-
Of tic Town OF Ncwbcrrr, the eigth day
Of JanGary, in the year Of oar Lord ono
thousand eight hnrLrcd and sevcnty-two
JORDAN P. Pool, In.cndant.
0. /. ScnrMFE&T, Clerk and Treasurer.
Mar -, l3--tf.
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NOTICE.

thereby give :o;;ec that al persons III
auyw:Sc indebted % TIE Estate Of James K.
Lylcs, deceased, are Hereby requested to
make immediate payment OF sai;; Indebted.
ness to tie undersigned! Or his attorneys,
Mc<SrS. Fair, Pope X Pope, Il Ncwhcrty &.
H., 5. G.. C;ou G.ii;";c to CO so, Immediate
suiI vii! be Instituted ini tie recovery oi
tie Stn:r. EENNETT HANCOCK,
A.ar. -, l2--i.. Administrator.
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State license Law Setiee.

OFFICE AUDITOR or Ni.wnE:Ei County,
Ncwbcrry {. H., :. e., April l>t, 1872.
ALI. persons engaged in the f5!lo~i g De-
cuna atoms, Professions, &c, vz Stock Fro
kcrs, Excha?.c BROKERS, Bill Brokers, Real
Estate Brokers, Nr-clans!i>c BROKERS, Bill
Hard Room, lowing Saloon, Bagatri!c Ia.
biz, Ten Pin .i!c"<, Hotels, Inns, Livery
Stables, Tuvcy!s or Saloons, Merchants
Banks, cxtert National EanA<, Rail Roads,
Auct:ouccr<, Attorneys at Law, Solicitors,
LAWYERS, Physicians, Dentists, INSURANCE
Agents, Architects. Photographers, Da-
ouccreac Artists, Officials OF STATE, County,
CORPORATIONS or Societies receiving salary,
Drunmc-S or persons selling by sample or
soliciting orders, &C., &t., are hereby noti-
fed Tia; they are rcQr;vcd 70 :::ake rct"r"
ard pay License under tic provisions 0: an
".!c: 10 provide to. :. General ..l:et.sc
Law" approved March l3in, l>.22.
IT. {. COHWIN,
Auditor NcwJecry County.
Apr. 10, l5-4;.
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA. COUNTY
OF RlGiihAND.-GOIRT O.: COMMON
PLEAS. p%inraS +. E'az:c, -. Thomas VI.
Pays;n~er.-Cory Summons for SoncE De-
mauj.-- Complaint %oi Served. 10 Thomas
". paySnger, the Dcicnlant in Ills action
You arc hereby summoned a:a required to
answer the complaint in tHiS action, WHICH
will hc fled ii the Office Of tic Clerk o: the
Court Of Common Pleas, for ;he said Conn.
", and to serve = copy O! Your answer on
the subscribers .: their Office, No. ., Law
Ranre, t3!ImLia, :. T., withn twenty days
after the S..rvic. OF this san!m2ns on you,
exclusive OF the day Of service.
Iiyor fail 20 answer :HiS :o4p'aiHt with
in the time aforesaid, the i'l Unfit will take
Judgment az :inSt yo'! for the Su:H Of Five
Hundred Dollars, with interest 1t the rate
Of thirty per cent. per aNM"m from the
twelfth day OF May, o.e thousand ciSh;
hundred AID scvrutv-onc, and costs.
Dated Columbia, .tpi! 3I, 1872.
MIMASIEn \ LECuNTE,
Plaintiff Attorneys.
Apr IL, LIT.
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Notice..

LOST-A POCKET BOON con-
tanning 1 sum Of Money anl some papers
I; WIS lost somewhere il. Ncwberrv, o. be-
tween Nc:v!,c:rv and ic>:rr 5 MIl. Any in>
formation concerning said Pocket Book will
be thankfully received, and the finder libe-
rallv rewarded. W. IL. GlN SON.
MItch l3 II
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NOTICE..

Executors, Administrators, Guardians and
al other Fiduciarias are required by law to
make annual returns during the month ol
January in each year. Citation will issue
to al! such in default on the first day OF
July next. DelinqHen:S will not only for
;c:; Commissions bur taxed costs Of Citation
will be charged against them and aota!low,
cd in any subsequent return.
JAMES I. LEAiiT,
judge Of Probate, y. G. 5. c.
Mar. q, l3-4t.
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PREMIUMS AID CLUB TERMS.

aa.* These cIub terms arc designed specially
for towns where there arc no local
booksellers.
Any person sending us the amount in ad-
vance for .;ic complete SC: Of tic Leather
Stacking Series. ~3.7j. VIII receive gratEit-
ou>!v a handsome >:cvl-cugcavrI portrait OF
!. Frnir!o:a Cooper. Of SIZE suitable for lind
irg in tie r0i;mc. Any one srndn" rs the
a,nuumr in full for four complete sets Of this
series ;.,lj. will receive ill cX;:; set gratuii-
ouS!v. ;.;;i. ST.; accompanied iy i!:c >tcc! HOr-
trait ct Cooper. The volumes OF the series
will i,a n!:l;cd 70 each subscriber, postpaid,
as ranit..:, rs published, and the portrait I'M
mclii;clr on the receipt Of Tie remittance.
.. APPLETON & CO., Publishers,
50 \ 5jl broadway, New York.
Mar t. 1872.
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Executors Notice
For Settlement and Final
DischAro'n

I 10 hereby give notice that will make =
sct;!rmeHtor the estates Of Mary iioozer ard
Thomas y. Bnoztr, deed, on Friday, the
2jth April next, II which time will apply
10 the Probate Court for New berry County
tor i final discharge is executor OF Said cS-
tales. All pcr<oIss having demands against
said estates arc required 20 lr:n!cr tic same
IN on or before tia; day dulj' %ttestcd TO
MrS<rS Homes i Jones.
March u l3 5 A. ?. EbnIEH, ENor.
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FENIMORE CO0PER'S
WORLD-FAMOCS

LEiTHGR-STDCNING RGMtNCES.
D. Appleton s Co., announce that they
have commenced The publication Of J. Fcni-
more Coopcr's Novels, in form designed for
general popular circulation. The series will
hc.in wi,il the famous Misunderstanding
Ta'c>." fvc in number, which will he pub
li:llcl in tho following order, al intervals Of
about Il month:
l. TIE LAST OF THE MoIIcAHs.
II. TIE DEEEsLAYEE. ~. The PIONEERS.
iii. TIE PATHFINDER. Y. TIE PRAIRIE.
T:.i> clifton orihc Misunderstanding Tale" !"
will DC printed in handsome octave ro!amcS,
from new stereotype plates. Each volume
supcr;iy aai fuliv Illustrated wit!I entirely
new designs !,v :irc distinguished artist +. q.
{. Darl,.y, an,! bound in N attractive paper
cover. Price, Scvcniy-iivc Cents per Vol
ume, or So j. for The complete SCI. The Sc
yes, when comple;cG will u,"lc, bound. an
elegant library vo'Emc, fH: w!!ici! binding
cases will be Furnished 1t i moderate price.
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MILITARY GOODS.

have now il stn-7, large and elegant
assortment Of MILITARY GOODS, c;'-
br4cin. Hats, Caps, EparictteS, Swords,
Belts, Buckles, SaShes. Buttons, finmes.
&c. Comp;n ;nies furnished on reasonable
FERNS WILLIAM GLAZE,
Mar. IS, Lift Columbia, S. Z.
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(,lk()LIII
+ GsEy'L'z A.slZER
TRIUMPHANT!
WILMINGTON, y. c.. August 2lst, 1871.

WILMINGTON, y. C.. August 2lSt, 1871.
For the largest production Of Cotton to the
acre. !, 800 lbS CAROLINA FERTILIZER.
For the arye$. production Of Wheat to the
acre, |, 800 lbs CAROLINA FERTILIZER.
The above premiums are for crops produced
with the use OF the Carolina Fertilizer alone,
or in combination with plantation nnanureS
only. and the awarding Of said premiums is
left discretionary with the committee Of the
Association under their rules.
SANDERS. OATES & CO.,
Agents ut Charlotte.
STEVENS & CUEETON,
Lancaster, 5. G.
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GEO. NJ. WILLIAMS & CO..
CHARLESTON, S. c.
ian II 3-im

HYMNAL or TIE CHURCH, "STAND-
ARD EDITION, PRICE IS CENTS.
ALIBERAI. nISCOCNTBI THE GUAM
THY 10 CHURCHES.