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Dakota Correspondence.
MAPLE RIVER, Aug. ii, 1877:

MAPLE RIVER, Aug. ii, 1872.
Ed. JOURNAL
Perhaps few lines
from an old settler OF Pierce county
would not be amiss to you. | have now
spent one winter (and | hope it is the
LAST and nearly one summer in Dakota,
also the same in Minnesota. | prefer
Minr esota to Dakota but Pierce or St.
Croix county to either. Still l will
give this county its just dues
We live on small stream of water
rising some fifteen miles west, and run
ming about the seme distance east
emptying into the Cheyenne River.
This valley is very rich and fertile, but
the great draw back is scarcity of tim
Der, there being only few small groves
of oak on the whole length of the river
There is plenty of meadow land, and |
think this will be very rich country
for grain when settled.
There are twelve men from Iowa
here, who talk very strong Of settling a
colony of fifty families, on this river. If
they make up their minds to stay, we
will sell to them and 60 back TO Mime
sofa, which place will tell you of at
some future time, if desired
We have an artist at work on the N
p. r. r., and we took trip up TO the
Jim River, the last crossing, next to
the Missouri. They are laying the
track about two and one half miles a
day. The cars are now running to the
second crossing Of the Cheyenne, forty
miles east of Jim River. | send you
view Of the town on Jim River, taken
from high bluff; opposite, is stationed
one hundred and fifty soldiers. They
arc all intents, not house there except
the commissary built by the govern
ment They are building a large Fort
there. The view of the town, as you
90 in, is the most beautiful sight | ever
saw. Tho valley is about ono mile
across. and viewed from the high table
land before you descend, is a grand
sight but, alas, like the rest Of Dakota,
this beautiful land is without timber
The above description is Of Jim River
Everything is very high in this place
Lumber is 800 per thousand, dull sale;
people prefering to live in tents. Board
80 per week, aud everything else in
proportion.
| will stop lest | tire your patience
Please send Inc copy Of your paper.
You're truly,
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Pierce County Politics.

"Tally one for an honest radical,
exultingly exclaims the Patriot, while
speaking in reference to what Judge
Pierce facetiously told the editor of the
Pioneer. few days since Exactly,
boys. md syuu might raity s.fans' fbr
the striplings that have heen imported
from Minnesota to Pierce county within
the last year, to instruct us in our duty
as politicians. Count them.
But the more amusing part OF this
affair is the hope INDUCED by the
Pioneer, when, of Judge Pierce's adj
mission, it says: This admission from
we'll known, prominent and influential
Grant Republican is significant Of how
the Greeley mage is affecting the strong
kholds of Republicanism in our sister
ate!" Exactly. neighbor. And 20
= pltiful J! WheR.
us look at Pierce county mo-
nth has one, end only one
kpublican in tie person of a
= Ipt citizn of the town, G..
nd w, think he will sue
several men in that
! ! ! ! !. !.
or Doolittle last, to
~. neighbor, may
Clifton pres' o.ao
The person Of Mr =,
" carry five RepS
with him. In fac
sound as oak for O
Republican majority
In Prescott, whfre
Bou 4, Girls Molazi'
Advertiser bears sway,
wave" is affecting not IN
holds of Republication but
table number of respectable me
mapy of whom, if we rightly us
stand it, have ever been steady, straigN
forward Republicans, unless you eau
call those such who never have voice
the straight tickes to exceed 'Ar0'
times within the last seventeen years
The Greeley element at Prescott Is le'
bv the venerable sages Of the Ma9aS'e'
supported BIZ sevefi so'tailed' iTesa
lar Republicans. 90 the otoef nan'
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"Carpes Bag-gers."


Mr. Donnelly says that, "when we
elect Horace Greeley you will see the
worst looking race of beings--the car
pet baggers-come out of the South,
thai was ever beheld in the world !"
These words he uttered in speech at
st. Paul one evening last week.
On the same occasion Judge Spauld
ing, of Ohio, said-"the Southern
States have been baukrupted by the
carpet baggers." He further says that,
in addition to these Affections, "thea
sIopes pere all set fire." and his sym
pathy is almost unlimited for the suffer
ing South.
With Messrs Donnelly and Spauld-
ing, the whole race of Greeley stump
speakers make the "carpet-baggers" the
burthen of their song Mr. Donnely
has doubtless forgotten that it is scarce
y four years since he was on the stump,
exnlting in the fact that be himself,
was a carpet Dagger AT Hudson in
his speech, he defined carpet-bagger
as true representative Of the most en-.
terprising young men in America, and,
of course Mr. Donnelly would be in.
cluded in that classification. He said
|. that Minnesota was full Of them-that,
Va fact she had scarcely loading, en-
uprising citizen (and Donnslly claim
be both leading and enterprising)
as not a carpet-bagger.
further than this, lie very pes
a whether this was r,t a
yhether 49, as to
But, Donnc ybnnelly. lie IS
alike the pehdSdm Of a clock,
That heavy eaden moving block,
Which neyer on the line doth venture,
But always Vibr4tes from the center"
his somersau''s, though periodical
are rather irregular
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THE MILWAUKEE MONTHLY for August is
out. IL is an extremely interesting md
valuable number. and can be had for moth
he. ne specimen copies are sent free. Send
totoas AIdfss. ~ Glnore Pabhsa.
ef, Milwaukee Wl
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REPUBLICAN NOMINATIONS.
For PRESIDENT.
u. s. GRANT,
FOR VICE PRESIDENT,
HENRY WILSON,
Republican County COnven-
liNn.

The Republicans of Pierce county will
meet in delegate convention at the Court
House in said county, on the 9th day Of
September, 1872. at ten o'clock. A. NJ, to
elect three delegates to attend the Republi-
can Congressional Convention, TO be held
at Eau Claire, September | lth, 1872. Also,
to transact any other business thought
proper when met.
. The several towns will be entitled to rep
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N u WILCOX,

MI, in Books, Stationery, Toys, News
D.~srs Periodicals, hike. Pens, Pencis'
Rppeho,der.. Envelopes. Writing Paper,
r.ncy Goods, SC. Orders for books OF ~,
anS,S;ns else in my line which is not on
ssnd win be filed at the shortest no'ice.
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MILLER D. WEsTFAlL.
BANKERS.
.,sorr WISCONSIN.
DEALERS IN
roreign and Domestic
Exchange.

Receives Deposits and do dene aol
BANKING Business, the same % Of nennsi,s
i,ed bank. Interest allowed Oh ci yp;
BY special arrangements "O'
promptly attended 10. t.rs, 81,
. Also AgenIs Tor the Sun@lu, l,tt
nehor Lie oil oeesD StesnsFs'
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NEWS SUMMARY.

AHOIo arc fou NdSOulC iOuHes LII Au-
diana and $4,000 Masons.
Lieut.. Gov. Pinchback (colored) is
candidate for Governor Of Louisiana.
Caldwel'sofficia majorities in eighty
four counties Of North Carolina is g.
673.
New York, last week had nine cases
of sun stroke. The weather is now
cooler.
The Delaware Democratic Conven-
ton recently refused an endorsement Of
Greeley.
There appears to be an Indian battle
imminent in Utah, but we are without
particulars.
A Mississippi correspondent Of the
Chicago Times says Greeley will not get
that State by 10000.
The New York State Democratic
convention is to be held at Syracuse on
the 4th of September.
Governor Curtin has announced that
he is coming home in September to
stump Pennsylvania for Grant.
Severe fighting was going on be-
tween the Catholics and Professionals of
Belfast, Ireland at last accounts.
There was 81 ,5O4 1921 of gold in the
treasury, recently, of which $3O,19O,-
200 was represented by coin certificates
James Neville, an insane man, chop
ped off the head of his keeper, Hugh
Donnelly, in the lock up at Cory, Pa.
A storm at Louisville on Tuesday
night blew down number of stores
and houses, and did much other dam
age.
Accounts from Mexico say the insur-
gents are laying down their arms and
accepting amnesty from the new govern
ment.
A negro named John Brown was
taken from the Jail at t'olliersville,
Tenn, on Sunday night, and beaten to
| death.
Queen Victoria recently sent for
General Sherman. and received him
with great warmth and cordiality al
Osborne.
A Havana journal believes that the
next campaign against the insurgents
will be the last. We have heard that
same prediction before
A land slide in Taqmania, South
Australia, removed 500 acres and stop
ped che course of a river, causing an
overflow and great damage.
II is generally believed to be danger
Gus to travel on railroads, but statistics
show that it is the safest method Of loco
motion on land ever invented.
The colored people of Rock Island,
Moline and Davenport held conven-
ton on Sunday evening. and unani-
mously voted to support Grant
S. V. r. Hickox. Chicago TriJme
editor and for several years the Chicago
agent Of the associated press, is dead Of
Bright's disease of the kidneys.
-Four aud half inches Of rain has
fallen at Lowell, Mass last week. All
the low lands in the county are inun.
dated, entailing considerable damage.
Charles Francis Adams has been
telegraphed TO TO run for Governor Of
Massachusetts on the Democratic ticket
Mr.. Adams probably won't coalesco
with "that crowd"
The Jesuits are excited concerning
the movements against them in various
European countries, and general coun-
Gil of the order has been called 10 meet
at Rome 10 consider the subject
a portion Of the Ku Klux prisoners
confined in the Albany penitentiary
for whose release Gerritt Smith pei-
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n1iIiincry and Dress Max
u.. y j. HEASLEY,

Mrs. IT,. >.
Respectfully informs the ladies' OF Ml't a.
Gu. nd vicinity ths: she will cut and n,'
dressss, and make and trim oon na.,s,s
$500 che latest styles. Rooms in Krau.h =
sr;id;no. Main street. River Falls. io-''
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CONFECTIONERY AND NOTIONS
Ms. r.. r. Scales,

Has the best assortment OF Con.e c smnis.
stationery. Canned Fruits, Green ApP p;S'
p;c,ures, Notions ETC.. eyer brought 70 , MI
AZ Falls. She soiicits share ., pun
.,-orsge. Main Street, River Falls.
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the BRACKET MOUSE.
= . pRACKET. Proprieto

Pr. BRACKET. Proprietor.
d.. rol,s Wisconsin
Ts. beautiful Kiunickinnick runs ms. T cIOss
a. ,h,s house: and the facilities Tor iro. !.
n.s;as and hunting are uneIcelled' io'u
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by order of Republican COMMITTEE.
Ellsworth, August 10Th, 1872.
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MISSES LEvINGi

Ksep . Bookstore, embracing
Misoellaneous Books, Periodicals
alinss., A. full supply Of s1a.
Store next door to Mrs. Mincnes.e
iinery shop. Main Street, River fan
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NOTICES OF Wants, TO Rent, Lost ana soans' oants
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FoGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
NEW CATALOGUE, No. 25.

LIFE AND TIMES OF REV. JOHN WESLEY, by
Tyerman, Vol. 1, $26o.
a new supply Of Bishop Huntington's Helps to
TSe ' Hidden @ lie of the Soul. from the French,
by the author Of "a Dominican Arist,n &C., 81 so.
Truth and Trust, Lessons Ul the War; four Ar.
dent sermons by Henry Afford, y. D.. 81.
Meditatons on the Miracles OF Christ, by Rev.
]. s. Howson, Dean Of Chester, 81 so.
Legends Of the Patriarchs and Prophets, by S.
Barring Goud, n. A., 81
Lamps, Pitchers and Trum .ets Lectures on the
Vocation OF the Preacher, Illustrated by Ahec-
OF every order Of Pulpit Eloquence, from tie
Great Preachers or all ages, by E. Paxton Hood,
two v. lumes in one. 81 rs.
Half Truths and Truth. Lectures on the Origin
and Development Of Prevailing Forms Of I'm.
belief, considered In relation to the nature and
claims OF the Christian System, by Rev. J. NJ Man.
Christ is Ali," BY the Rev. henry Law, Dean
VIZ: Genesis, Exodus Levlticus, Numbers and
Deuteronomy, each 81.
Charlesworih, Red Line Edition. Beautifully Illus
trated, in one volume, small quarto, 81.
Macduh7j New Book, saint Paul IN Rome,''
the Teachings, Fellowships and Dying Testimony
OF the Great Apostle Ia the City Of The Cesars, by
J. X. Mscdun. D. D., 81 26. .,u,
Sermons for Sunday Evenings London Rellgi.
Bede's Charity, by Hesba Stretton, author OF
"Max Kromer.n "Alone In London" &C., 81 SO.
Public and Parlor Readings, Prose and Poetry,
for the use Of Reading CLUBS, &C., by Monroe,
ST so.
Science Record for 1872 compendium OF
Scientific Progress end Discovery drri the past
year, with illustrations, edited by Z. A. Beach,
81 SO.
VIM, Hardcaste Browne. A. NJ. 81 so.
The Southern Poems OF the War, collected and
arranged by Miss Emily V. Mason, Of Virginia. 81
NEW NOVELS, DC.
Lovels OF Arden, by NJ. E. Braddon 75c.'
Two Family Mothers, by Marie Sophie schwartz,
How Will 1t EndP by Haywood, 81 so.
More Than She Could Bear, Story OF the
Gachupin War In Texas, by Hesper Renoow,
Ought We to Visit Her by Annie Thomas, 81 Is.
The Sylvesters, by che author OF kitty" &C.,
81 25. -
The American Baron by James DeMile, 81 so.
Poor Miss Finch, SOC.
Can the Old Lover by Buddngton, 75c.
the high Mills, by the author II "Gldeon's
KocE,n 75c.
B- New Novels and Light Literature received
by steamer every week.
~ Persons residing in the country will please
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charged only the price Of the book. We pay fof
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Ar Address
FOGARTIE's BOOK DEPOSITORY.
No. 26o KING STREET I'm the Bend,)
mch1s-tuths Charleston, S. G.
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of the failing ofstwo or three brick ouiloings,
which, put up with mortar which was isla :,
whe1sthe weather was too cold to permit OF II II
with safety, toppled down during high winds,
which shook them apart before the mortar
could gain consistency. The same s eorIes- ol,,ss
pondent says that the erection OF frame oulia,
lpps is general. These buildings or many y. "
them, are intended TO be permanent 10 spi.e ~
contrary legal enactments. oae OF 'he p,.no,.
pal causes of this unwise haste 10 feuu'uius
tha citv dnring The winter months is said to be
that rho nrofits realized by builders on building
contracts at this time are simply Immense.
Bricks at s75 per thousand, and bricklayers'
wages at "a so per day, are the lures which
urge forward the work which may in the fu-
ture be found to have been precipitate and
dangerous. AS 1t is even now, New York
insurance companies are very chary Of taking
burnt. district risks.
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HlusicaI Books.
Liver .DITSON Il CO.'S
STANDARD MUSICAL WORKS.
CHEAP UNEXCELLEDl
BEAUTIFUL OCTAVE EDITION OF ORAToRIOS
nlusieaI Books

BEAUTIFUL OCTAVE EDITION OF ORAToRIOs
AND CANTATAS.
Creation, soc: Messiah. soc; Israel In Egypt. soc;
Judas Maccab@us, soc; Samson, 76c; ST. Paul. 76c;
Elijah, 81; alfalfa, 81; Staoat Mater, 45c; Hymn
Of Praise, 50c; Wdlpurgs Nighr. 75c; AS the Hart
Pants ti2i PSI 3Sc; Come le: US sing, (95lh Pe.)
$50; Ninety Eighth Psalm 75c; Woman Of sama.
ria, 81; Hear my Prayer, sSc.
oratorio Choruses separate, &c each; soc per DE- q
BEAUTIFUL OUTAvO EDITION OF MASSES.
Beethoven's Mass In G, SOC; Bordese's Mass In F,
75c; Concone's Mass in +, 60c; Farmers Mass IN
B nat. 75c; Gonnod's Mass So!enrell', :, 75s;
Haydu's Sd Mass, 45c; Haydn's 1st, cd. Sd, 4th,
7tn and sth Masses. each 75c; Haydn's 18th Mass,
81; Ue Months Mass, 75c; MOI lrts 1st Mass, 8oc;
Mozart'5 18th Mass, 45c; Mozart'5 18th tRequeml
Mass, SOC; Mozart's I'd, 7th and 9th Masses. each
To-; Mercadante's Mass, three voices, 75c; Nleder
mayors Mass In D. 81 25; RosSlnt'5 Messe Solen
nellie, ST. g.; Weter's Mass In G, soc; Weber's
Mass in E fiat. 75c; Southard's Mass in F, SSc
Southard's b. TT Mass In D, 3Sc.
COMPLETE OPERAS, FULL VOCAL SCORE,
INCLUDING REcITATlvEs 81 EACH.
Faust, Fideo, Martha, Traviata, Sonnambula
Don Giovanni, Marriage Of Figaro, Norma, tr
man, Preciosa TroVatore, Fra D!ayola, Lucretia
BOrgla, Lucia,
narThe above can be had Of any Music Dealers
or the Publishers. sent postpaid On receipt O1
price.
Boston. I'll Broadway, n. Y.
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The License Law.

A Mass Meeting will be held in the Hall
of the Bank OF Charleston, at II o'clock to-
day, to make arrangements for testing the
validity Of the License Law Every shop
keeper, clergyman, clerk, broker, apotbe-
cary, hotel-keeper, and livery stable keeper
in the State is taxed by this law and is in
terested in its overthrow; and all persons
who are affected by it, colored citizens as
well as white citizens, are cordially invited
to attend the meeting to-day.
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furniture, &r.
CHOICE FURNITURE AT Low PRICES
R. C. MILLIN G s,

K. C. III u u " -
FURNITURE DEALER, No. 444 KING STREET,
Near John Street, Charleston, s. O.,
would respectfully inform the public that ne mas "a,
inst received a choice and select lot OF FURSl.
TURE, including Grecian, Gothic and CorLntnian
Chamber Sets, which Will compete Win any thlng
in the city for cheapness and beauty OF style and
finish.
dren's ROCKERS. ard variety OF DInlug.room
Furniture-Oak, Walnut and Imitation Rose.
wood-which he will sell from ten TO nlleen pei
cent. chearer than any other store IN me CITY
Call and compare his styles anu price WIN
those found elsewhere.
No. 444 KING STREET.
At the Sign OF the Man and Rocker,
feb28-mth2mos Charleston, ). U.
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Railroads..

NHERAW AND DARLINGTON RAIL
" ROAD.
SUPERIHTBNDENT's OFFICE,
CHERAH AND DARLINGTON RAILROAD Co., !
CHERAw, =. O. March %, 1872.
On and after MONDAY next, the 1st April. the
Up Passenger Train on this Road Will leave
Florence at 4.2o P. NJ, and arrive at Cheraw at
7.l6 p. N.
The Down Train will run as at preseLt.
8. 8. S0LOMONS, Superintendent.
Country papers please copy. mch2s-8
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TUST RECEIVED,

TUST & Z Ell V Z D,
A Large Assortment Of
FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE LAMPS
AND SHADES OF ALL KINDS.
Also, Full and Wellselected Stock OF
:. GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.
Choice 8. @. hams, STRIPS and SHOULDERS
Extra Fulton Market Beef
No. Mackerel
Choice Salmon and Halibut Fins
Extra Goshen Butter and Cheese
!. Sugars Of all Grades
Raisins Almonds, Figs, Currants, Preserves, &c.
have on hand Full Stock OF BRANDIEs-
Wines, Whiskey, &C., which am prepared to sell
at Wholesale OF Retail
Orders from the Country will receive prompt
attention, by addressing letter to Postondce Fey
Box No. A8.
All goods delivered TO any portion OF the city
free OF charge. D. FlTZ G1BBoN,
N. ". corner King and Cannon streets.
Z mch5.lmo
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FSTATE OF B. NJ. SCHI P NJ A NJ
L Notice is here by given that the undersigned
will apply, on the 22d Of April next, to the Hon.
GEO. BUST, Judge of PROBATE for Charleston
County, for nnaI discharge and letters dlsmis-
w. N. JONES.
mcho2.fmw1mns Administrator.
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WE LIVE AND LEARN, DIE AND
w FORGET ALL.
THE SOUTHERN DYE HOUSE
No. S5g KING STREET

No. s5s KING STREET.
Dyes and Cleans BY means Of steam, Gentle
mems Ladies and Children's Clothes. Fine Laces
and Lace Curtains cleaned aud done up with the
Soft or Manufacturers Finish; Lace and Grape
shawls and Kid Gloves Cleaned and Dyed.
az Goods received and returned by Express.
jun22-lyr L BIILER, Proprietor.
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AUG URAL B A l. L
THE IRISH RIFF L e G L o B {,
AT
HIBERNIAN HALL,
MONDAY EvENING, APRIL 1st, 1872.
SENIOR MANAGERS
Hon. A. G. MAeRATH, General JAMES CONNER,
BERNARD O'NEILL, Colonel E. MoGRADY, Jr,
Capt. ". A. CouRTENAY, Hon. II. P. o'CoNHoR,
E. F. SwEEaAN, JOHN F. O'NErLL
JOHN KENNY, WILLIAM MORAN,
THoMAs O'BRIEN, ALEX. MccLoY,
B. OALlAGHAN, JOHN CoNRoY.
JUNIOR MANAGERS:
J. ] GRACE, !. g. MAGRkTH, Jr.,
D. O'NEIL, E.. KENNY,
J. F. WALSH, J.F. BYRNEs.
L. DEB McCRADY, p. F. MAY,
TIMOTHY o'BRIEN, J. F. REDDING,
]. F. MAHER, NJ. J. MURRAY.
Tickets can be obtained from the Junior Man.
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amae4eutss.

a oADEAY FoF Ags1o: q 4
The world; Famed Mss LYDIATHoMPsoN, ,and
hef New Company. Four Performances Only.
THURSDAY EVENING, April 4..........B Blue Beard.
FRIDIY EVENING, April 5................L Lurnne.
SATURDAY MATINEE, April 8..............S ..Snbad
SATURDAY EVENING, April 6..........Kenilworth.
Scale OF prices: Orchestra and Balcony Cha re,
81 So; Parquette and Dress Circle, 81; Family
Circle, Soc; GALLERY, Csc.
M.Season Tickets for the four performances.
Balcony and Orchestra Ohairs, s4; for the sac OF
which only the Box Office will be open April and
2. For single nights the advance sale will COM
mence on Wednesday, April 8. and no extra
charge will be made for reserved seats; Doors
open at L; Performance commences at O'CLOCK.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-30
Tbe GbafleStntt aems,
SATURDAY, MARCH 80, 1872.

sMr. WILLIAM E. SIMMONS, Jr., is the
travelling agent for The NEWS, fer South
Carolina.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-30
March /, 1872.

In announcing the above dissolution, BALL,
BLACK d CO. inform their friends ana me PUBIC
with as little delay as possible and at prices that
will be an inducement for all IT, purchase from
them.
They have also very large STOCK OF unset
Stones-Diamonds, Emeralda, Rubies, Canoes,
&c-which they will Bet, TO order. at unusually
low rates. Their mandatory for SilVerware
will be continued TO enable them TO meet any de' S
New YORK. ju!y18 Tyr
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1872-03-30
1871 s DAVIS, JR.'s 7241.
CELEBRATED DIAMOND" HAMs.
f.
CINCINNATI.

This old reliable brand is now In its Thirty fyst
wear, It has given satisfaction for the evenness
and richness OF It's curing. Its patrons are to be-
found in all parts Of our country; nor is 1t IN.
Known in the Canadas, England and France.
In 1850 First Premium was awarded BY tie
OHIO State Board Of Agriculture 'for Ham cured
in l846n-four years old They are good, old on
new. Tnis seasons cure is considered very su'
pertor. -
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