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( \FElCE OF COUNTY
- COM MLSSIl\ERS

lFFlCE OF COUNTY
~ COMMISSIONERS
FREDERICK, March, 1872
The Comfy Commissioners for Frcdcr-
lex County, will meet ut their Office, in the
Court House,
u" T""Sd'y, the Cd cf AprH merit.
at 10 o'clock, Il. m, and have adopted the
following order Of business for the Session:
FIRST WEEK.
Making transfers and hearing appeals
from the following Districts:
Tuesday, April I'd, Districts No. and .,
BurkryStown and Frederick
Wednesday, April 81, Districts No. 3 and 4,
Middlctown and CrragcrStown.
Thursday, April It'll, Districts No. sand 6,
Emmitsbury and Catuctin.
Friday, April 9TH Districts Nos ! and s,
l,rbana and Liberty.
saturday, April 9th, District No 8, New
Market.
On this day will appoint Collector of
State and County Taxes.
SECOND WEEK.
Monday April slh Districts No. 10 and #,
HUN cIS ana w oolSi)DfD.
Tuesday, April 9th, Districts No. II and Is,
fttrr>vllc and Mt. Pleasant.
Wednesday, April 10th, Districts, Nos. II
and Is, Jefferson and McchanicStown
Thursday, April llth, Districts Nos lG
all Il, Jackson and townsville.
Friday, April l2th, will appoint Judges
of Election, Physician to the Jail Standard
Keeper, and Keeper of the Court House
and Yard.
The residue Of the Session will he Gcvo-
ted to general business, passing accounts
Ia Roads and Bridges out
door Pensioners, issuing Commissions trial
of road eases, Nc, and with the nIiourn-
nrnt Of the Session, the transfer books will
he closed until after the Levy -. lN,1 j.
The particular attention of
/ he public is called TO this notice, if tIry
fail to attend to it no deduction will be-
made ON amy assessment after the levy is
made and completed.
Persons having accounts against the
County will please present them SO rs t."
have hem passed and placed on the levy
Of lS,2s
BY Ar, of 1870, Chapter AL all account,
Of Officers such rs >hrritRcgi~lrr ol Wills
.lN tic,'s % the Peace, Coron"rs. tun>ablr~.
ard Attorneys, must be approved hy tine
Judges of the Circuit Court. before they
cam be placed ON the levy. The above
rryli.'!o&s will hr s>ricll " adhered to.
Transfers can ~ mil,' before the Clerk
of i,.r tpultv commissioners, ut any time
prior Ia the above ln"'lin%
IS orlc, +. \. GNTTiNNER,
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CHAPTER a.

An Act authorizing the County Com
missioners for Frederick County to-
subscribe to the Capital Stock OF
the Liberty and Frederick Turn
pike Road Company Of Frederick
County,
SEcrIoN I. BE It rnacfrH 6y TIE Geuer4,S
:lS~mbH W MuWund, That the County
Commissioners for Frederick county, be-.
and they are authorized and rnpowerrdn
their discretion, to subscribe for stock in
said Company for such sums of money AZ.
shall n", exceed two-tiftIN Of said Caprital
Stock, and provided further that the Pres.
idrnt Of said Company shall file under oath
Il statement with the Comfy Commission
crS, that thrcc-htths of said Capital Stock
has been subscribed and fully paid up.
ProNldrd also, that in accordance with the
provisions of article third, of Section tftv-
four, OF the Constitution, this Act shall be
published IN the newspapers printed in
FREDERICK county, for two months before
the election tor nt1Mbe $ of the House Of
Delegates, and shall also be approved bv a
majority of the members elected to each
House of the General Assembly at its next
session after said election.
SEC. .. .lW he 1t rnart.d. That the Coun-
~ commissioners ot the said county, are
he 'hy authorized 10 issue the bonds of the
county to the aneHlat Of the stock SO sub
sr'lhrd, at'd 10 negotiate the same Provi
Died they shall not he sold less than par,and
the County commissioners are authorized
to levy upon ihc a>srssubse property an
sufficient to pay the annuA4 inter
Is, and principal Of said bonds at maturity
SEC. 3. .ind De Il enocted That this Act
shah take effect from the date Of ts passage
Approved ETH February, 1872.
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Notice OF Dissolution.

1--WE coparlncr>Aip heretofore existing
l between John Root and VIM. }. Black,
under the name Of Root & Black has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent
The book, of the late firm will be found at
1he old stand, now in the occupancy OF
Root 4 Croft. Prompt payment will be
required on all outstanding accounts.
JOHN ROOT,
WM. j. BLACK.
April lSt. 1872 apr G-:iW
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'CASHH" "CASI5.m

ON and after the first of April, 1872, no
goods will be sold or delivered until pad
for
The CASH SYSTEM will be strictly
adhered to by
CHEW e. STOCkSDALE,
mar 3O-tw at Depot.
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w AN TED

Any person havin" good mountain lot
on the line Of he Railroad between Mccha-
nicstOwn and Snlithshurg, with heavy tim,
her on it, suitable for Saw-logS, will send
word to the subscriber. As we are about
putting up Circular Saw in our Planning
Mill to SAW all kinds of lumber by the list
Of April.
WAESCHE. BRO. 4 co.
=" All kinds of logs-surh as oak,
poplar and pine bought on the line of the
Western Maryland Railroad at fair prices.
mar PIT
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II @ Il s y |. +.

TIE subscriber offers at Private Sale,
the farm on the Summit Of the Blue Ridge.
near Monterey, containing about sixty tGOl
acres, formerly known AS the Hcnshoot
Farm, and celebrated for producing the
finest potatoes on the mountain. The inn
provrmcnts consist of Il good substantial
q TWO STORY dwelling, contain
H. ing seven rooms, Il small dwelling
- containing" two rooms, a large
SWlTZER BARN, with fine Stnhling I'M
der it :; n Carriage House, Corn Crib. smoke
House, an excellent bake oven, Spring
House, with fine powerful spring never
known To fail.
There is an old and Young ORCHARD
hearing cXcrl"n, fruit, with garden and
abundance of grapes, This Farm is within
fourth of a mile Of the Blue Ridge
Summit Depot, on the Western Maryland
Railroad, which furnishes immense alvnn.
tA@rs.
-" Purchasers ore requested to call on
LEWIS CRAWFORD x Brother, Sahil-
l#svllr; II. NINGLlNH, Monterey; and
y. b. RUSSELL. Wavnrshoro', Pa, for
further PARTICULARS. John W. krppcrlv,
who is POW taking care of The Farm, will
show il to persons desiring to purchase 1t.
If not sold before the middle of April It
will he rented by the year IT a money rent,
mar :W-ii
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Ne z1'iE'1a1.
JOHN ROOT.

JOHN ROOT. NEWTON G. GROFF.
ME undersigned hereby %;r" notice
that they hay" this day formed Il g..
partnership, under the name and style of
Roo, x Croft, for the purpose of carrying
on the Dry Goods and Grocery business in
Mcchanicslown. Md BY strict attention
to business and an effort to plraSc,wr hope
10 merit a share of public patronage and
ask the public to give Us Il call, as we are
determined to sell cheap for cash, or on
short credit to prompt paving customers.
JOHN ROOT,
n. {. GROFF.
April 1st, 1872. apr CIV
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! )KIN .ATF. SALE.

y large lot of steel drills. all sizes: Shoy-
us. picks, mnItocks crow bars. striking
hammers. siclme>: II sci of hlarksmiths'
working implements: derrick blocks and
teaches ropes of all sizes. suitable for der
rick use: plough and very fine lever cart.
Working implements Of all kinds generally
used hv railroad contractors
b. X. CONWAY.
mnr & Nv Near Mrchanic~tuwn.
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r--T'~w-Y, my

The OLDrS TlME--We give on our
outside page number OF items of The
Olden lime, nanny Of which tell us
what our fathers did in days that have
gone by.
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MIR EDITOR: Please state that She La
dies having charge of the proposed FAIR,
to he held in the middle of May, for the
benefit of the Church Of "Our Lady of Mt.
Carnrl,' Mrchancstown, are progressing
very inlustrinu,ly maid Of the good work.
Tnrv intend to make the FAIR worthy the
PATRONAGE vi all liberal minded people. TO
this end n collection Of rare and superb ar
ticlcs of huuscholl value and utility, orna-
mental, and Fancy presents of beautiful
workmanship, homemade and lmporln-
tons from abroad, win be placed on ENll-
ton. Besides we have he assurance that
some Of the finest and most impressive
Vocal and instrumental m;isic 10y PROBES.
sors Of the Art. and amateur performers,
ever rendered in McrhanicstoWn, will be
Given ON the occasion. The Ladies OF l.'n-
mi,Sbirg and other localities in addition
to the Home Circle around our village,
arc cXrrtinm themselves with commemorative
zeal TO make the Fair memorable and beau
tifill-a Musical OHIO ut the foot OF the
Green Mountains Some of the ncal'st
and prclticSt specimens of handlcr'ft IN
,lllstry, the work Ut Jar woman hands,
will he displayed At ti,t appointed time
MAY Nrnot hope th"t tbs ear N 1T 90
iccts will he CroWnr? with curccss?
TIE LADY iA.AGrEH
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no GARDENERS.

NNTN T.. T 7 NJ y T. W :.
81 Tk,% PLANT IRO TENIOH.
For protecting melons, squash, ruM'ln-
hers and other plants from insects, hight
frost, etc, cheap and portahlc-pric" only
Is cents Also garden and flower TRiIl-
La ES, Il nice assortment, at
SMITHS Temple of Fancy,
mtt % Frederick, I'D
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SPECIAL ATTENTION
is called to the advertisement of
CllAS. II. O. FOX, in another column

ClIAS. II. O. FOX, in another column,
headed ".M,rh tie 3lSt. 1872"
no one in this community has ever been
more successful, than he, in Introducing IA
new trade, which almoSt'cntirrlv, used to 90
to the larger cities Having well establish
II himself 10y giving general satisfaction in
the nvc,I"ni al as well as in thcmprcnntilc
branch of hts business, he now offers to the
public rar" chance to buy Watches, jew
,iry and ~t'ycr Ware At LOW FIGURES,
and All are advised to av. il themselves of
the opportunity mar 80 IF
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Tenp J Iingling & Son, of West
Minister Md, have a splendid assortment
of carpets oil cloths and mating, Can
and see them.
e.H~ You can buv dry goods, no
tion> and carpets cheaper at J. Yinglng Il
Sons, of Westminster, Nd than any store
in the State. apr G-2w.
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John w. Wilhidc and others,

John W. Wilhidc and others
rs.
Sarah Ida Wilhidc, George W. Wilhido
and others
In the Circuit court far Frederick
County, sitting IN Equity.
FEBRUARY TERM, 1892.
NRDERED this 9th day of March,
" 1872. that ON the id Of April, 1872,
the Court will proceed to act upon the Re
port of Sales this Gay filed by John Rouzcr,
Trustee, in the above case, unless cause to
the contrary be shown before said day;
provided II copy of this order be inserted
in some newspaper published in Frederick
County, for three successive weeks prior
to said day.
The Report states the amount of sales
at 81 900
CHARLES MANTZ, Clerk
OF the Circuit Court of Frederick co.
True Copy: Test,
CHARLES MANTZ, Clerk.
mar lost
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CONTINUED BY
.IIy g. Jj:I!DU.EJ.CJA'f

( "oNFECTlONARl, .ewelry, Fancy
\ Goods, Glass and tluccnswarc, Lamps.
Ne Apples, Vegetables fruit, &c.
Also. will be receiving FRESH FISH
daily from this time during the season.
Also Oysters, fresh and good Mr. Wash
ingt"n \. Hahn will still continue to ped
die Fish, Oysters, &c All Of which will
be sold cheap for CASH.
Carol. street, one door from Depot.
mar 4w
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r." or excellent Young friend Mr..
Charles L. Casscll, as will he seen hv adj
vrrtisrmcn1, has embarked in the Broker
:gc aud Real Estate business in Mechanics
town, He is Il reliable, thorough going
business man and we hopr he will meet
with great success III his new field of opera
tons.
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A b \ Il & A | y A I
y EssV q = a. = a D. r.,

yI>IlE subscriber offers his Factory and
| watrr-right for sale. Said factory is
located on Hunting Greek, at Mechanics
town The improvements arc
TWO STORY BUILDING,
5OX3O-wilh n good Turbine water wheel
ard machinery attached tor grinding s'-
mae. 1t also could be converted into u
WOODEN factory or machine shop, or any
thing else where water power is used.
For further particulars enquire of George
H. johnson, MechanirStoWn. Md.
teh loft j. IL. JOHNSON.
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NOTICE..

~" ALL persons indebted for the first
vcal 5 subscription % the CNTotriN GA
EIoN, will please call at the Office and pay
,lp. 35nar9
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MI g. b. SEEBALD requested us TO
VI inform tn" citizens of LeWistown,
SahillaSNllr, Crcngrr>,own and Rocky
Ridge. that he will for the convenience of
said citizens, call regularly al their homes.
once every month rs follows:
LcwiStown, lst Tuesday in every month;
Sahllasvillc, 2l ditto; ditto;
CrragcrSlown. ID Monday ditto;
Rocky Ridge, 4th ditto;
~ Persons wishing Watches, Clocks or
.Icwelry repaired, or are in want of any
goods in his line, can have them promptly
attended to by him by leaving word at the
Public Houses or Stores of the above
named places
Is Don't give your work to Tramps.
who run over the country, and who are
generally neither honest nor good me-
chanics.
~" Mr.. G. B. Scrlmd is first class
workman. and we would recommend him
to the citizens of the above named places
as worthy of their patronage. He owns a
very Respectable Jewrlry establishment III
MrchanicSiuWn mar law
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I FREDERICK AND EMMITSBURG
II TURNPIKE ELECTION.

The Stockholders of the Frederick and
Emmitsburg Turnpike Road Company are
hereby notified that an election will be
held ut the Croft House, in Frederick City,
on Monday, the 9Th day of May next, be-
tween 10 a. M, and p. NJ, for nine Man
ayers of said Company for the ensuing
year.
WIN. G. I.AEDERS,
mar 3O-5w PRESIDENT
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To the Teachers of Freder-
lex County.

TT is ordered NY the Board of School
| Commissioners, that Teachers Reports
for each term. be correctly made on, by the
Teachers, and submitted 20 the several
Commissioners in time for them lu make
out their several reports before the meet
ing Of the Board.
JOHN W, PAGE,
,nnr o. Secretary
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ORDER OF RATIFICATION.
.Io,cph L. Elder, In the Orphans
Executor of Louis Court for Frederick
Eidrr, deceased. County February
Term, 1872.
NRDERED by the Court this 2Sth day
'ot February, 1872 that the sale of the
Real Estate of Lotus Elder, late of Frcdcr-
lex county lrcra>rl reported by his Exc
cutor, and tild this day be ratified and
confirmed, unless cause to the contrary be
shown ON or before the LIST day of April,
1872; provided Il copy Of this order 10
published tor three weeks in succession in
some newspaper in Frederick county, pre-
NiOU~ To said day.
The Executor reports the sale Of the
Real Estate situate, lying and being in
Frederick county, State of Maryland, for
the gross sum of Forty four hundred and
twenty two dollars and fifty ceuts
l$il?2.1O.
True Copy
S. G. COCKEY,
Register Of Wills
for Frederick County.
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Pants and Vests in all varieties.
He will soon have fine stock of
CLOTHS and CASSlMERl.S and Trim
mlng>, etc, 10y the yard or pattern. Gar
mrnls made to order II, the shortest notice
and best possible style. He has worked in
the large cities and comprchcn,ls style and
fashion, and he will cndravor to please all
Give me a call and try if don't please YOU.
Dclaplanc's old store, Water street
mar 3O.tt
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|1'OUNL.

4 few days ago, near Mr.. Lohr's build
inc on the Mcchanicstown and Emmits-
bur. Turnpike Il VEIL, which the owner
can have by proving property and paying
for this advertisement Call at the Clarion
office mar 3O-tf
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II OUSE FOR RENT.

4 desirable House situated in an clsih"
part of the town is for Rent. 1t has .
rooms and other cOnvrnicncrs well adapt
cd to good sized family. Possession given
the first of April. For particulars apply
at this office. mar off.
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1S111. NOW
ES11.1s.

Is THE TIME To SUBSCRIBE FOR THE
MAGAZINES & NEWSPAPERS for -
FURNISHED ut Publishers Rates.
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. Z Lie LOCAL LAW

FOR
FREDERICK COUNTY.
I"sseelby tie Generuf ASscmJv of No.
ryluud, Ut JxAatmy Session, 1872.
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VAN B. O$EIRIEs.


f u II n | II u r T..
STOVES, UEA TIERS, RINGERS,
TIN AND SHEET IRON WIRE
g:8 Jobbing and Repairing promptly
attended to and neat Y executed.
s8- All goods sold and work done war.
rented as represented.
mar lG-tf
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S. w, GILBERT,
YHEIEet E2.sN'A' TAILOR.

Na'cr Street, Mechwuc&toul1, Md.
TINlIE subscriber hcgs leave to inform his
l. friends and The pablo generally, that
he has opened Il Merchant Tailoring rstab-
lishmcnt in town. He makes to order
BUSINESS SUITS,
DRESS SUITS,
BLACK CLOTH SUITS,
BOYS JACKETS, PANTS & VESTS.
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TIE CATHOLIC FAIR.

mar ~
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1872-05-18

Butter and cbesse are almost indispensi-
BILE articles OF food. Properly used, they
are nntritona and healthy; bnt an inordi
nate use of either causes ind gestion and
dyspepsia. Owen Gaffney's Sunday Com
fort Jadiciously used will remove both of
there troubles.
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Retail Furniture at Lower Prices
THAN ANY OTHER HOUSE IN THE WEST.
A. =. HERENDEN a. co.
ia Hauk street. CLEYELAED, q.
febs 12-su
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F. ESH
Family Groceries.

DIt'KLEO New York BEEF ROUNDS.
Il - PIOKLsD-Salmon Bellies,
North Carolina Mullet, DC.
SMoKED-New York Pig Hams and Strips,
- Nnva Scotia Salmon,
Beef Tongues, DC.
OAFNED-Succotash, Lima Beans,
lN9D Peas, Salmon, Macksrel,
Lobsters, Pears. Peaches,
Green cages, Mushrooms,
.si.a.. Trufies, Asparagus.
PREsERvED-Canton Ginger, Pears,
Citron, Pine-apples,
IEfs Strawberries, Ounces,
Blackberries,
Raspberries. DO.
JsLL1Es-Guava and general aaaortment.
TEAs-aunpowder, Imperial, Japan.
pAf sonohong, and English Breakfast.
selected by an expert, and tinsst in
any market.
CoFFEKs-Mooha, Laguayra, Rio,
0. G. Java, Raw and Roasted.
The Downsr MINERAL SPERM or, absolute.
~ safe As 3 candle, brilliant as gas, and
cheap As kerosene; have all the necessary
Burners. Wicks, Chimneys. to fix old lamps.
= Nov 20 GEO. sYMMERS.
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I:TE55 IE -. 81

Bvss,i,.is IT, Tn EFT ,o5,7 g.
would quit eating hhsk' and cornstalk
free tluhctes, and 60 home to his fe:hers
mansion IN that oity. But instead OF
having veal sor dinner, and making the
young mans, brother take back seat,
the Old man waited until he could get !
tight grip ou,' the young man. and then
gave him sueh .'bounoine'' he Won't
''prodigsl' agai: for six weeke.: This
energetic parent says he Teioices more
over one boy that runs away and stays,
than the whole family who sponge their
living off him at home. 80,
f1stusg;zs I're..s.
Charles NJ. Barrell. staving conduc-
tor of the Maine Central Railroad, brags
on the fact that during the last twenty
years,he has travelled over SOC, 600 miles
without losing his head, springiug q
leak. bunging his eyes, bursting hoop
or having any other accident whatever.
bft. Barreii never drinks. hence his keg
is never full. 3 ID
"A Danbury boy whose Imagination
had become diseased by too close devo-
ton 10 dime novels, started oil 10 seek
fame as slayer OF bears aud Indiana.
He took all his toys, including hand
sled aud snare drum, bade his little
brothers and sisters an affeotionate- fare
we'll, and was gone nearly two hours.
She. tripped lightly DER the crossing,
lisping ':Dear Augustus" and was on the
point Of embracing him, when q rude
boy ran mp, and holding out bundle of
papers, cried out. misses. you dropped
your reading-room," and shied away
down dark alley.
The Vanderbilt of Melbourne is known
as "Big Clarke" He enjoys an income
OF 81. 900, 900 yearly, which he has
gained as butcher, grazier. and usurer.
He spends next to nothing. aud lunches
daily off the cheapest dishes at the
cheapest reataurants.
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Desirable Residence for Sale

~ TIE dcsirah'c one and half story
Co, ner OF Lady and Marion streets, "a
offered for sae Tho house has all the mo.
% dern improvements, with Manaard roof.
Tho lot containe half an acre. For terms
apply to T. M. p0f,I ,0CK
April 40
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70 Rent,
IA DWELLING HOUSE, containing
EW elHht room sitnatud on Laurel street,
AA between Bull and Marion. All neceasarv
ont'b buildings on the premises. Pnesessioi,
Office nf POPE + UlsKEfX
Oct & :. -e@ : r---i'
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For Rent.

49,. THAT Largo and oommodious STORE
M:::l now occupied hy Mcssrs. Porter& Steele.
ess!a ests!H. Possession given the lat OF October.
For terms, inquire of G. DIERCKS.
aMg q
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To Rent.

- TO an approved tenant. will rent tn Q
G!H Walker House." situated on Upper
&k!A boundary street. Apply to
Sept 20 u. O'NEALE. in.
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,' Carriages.
@ obnH 8 HARnG RitaayE9 STICK n3icT Of ToR and
OAHkIOLETTS, PHErON6, and late style
Of English Dt q Dart, for sale at very reason
able prices, at the Repository, corner Lady
Nov II W. K GREENFIELD.
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For Sale.
IA A DESIRABLE COTTAGE RESI-
ETH DENCE for sale, on Washington street,
'now occnpied by O. N. G. Butt.
sEIBELS Il EZELL, Agents,
Nov ii thin Real Estate Brokers.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1872-11-21

LIGHT LIGHT LIGHT!
U offer for sale the
MINERAL SPERM OIL!
Il and consequently IL absolutely safe.
.r, It will not Take Fire
In case of breakage Of the lamp.
The Oil will extinguish the fame. It burns
With great briliiancy in the DUAL BURNER,
requires but little attention, and no trim
ming. The Oil never gums IN the Lamp, as
It absorbs no oxygen from the atmosphere.
1t does not deteriate by age.
The Oh itself has no odor while burning
1t gives light Of ten candle po,oer. at cost
not exceeding one-half cent per hour.
Call and see the Oil and experiment with it.
nov 10 1mo FRED. J. BROWN,
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-06-26

MATTERS in several of the southern
states are taking definite shape. In Louis
lana the Republicans have nominated Uni
ted States Senator Kellogg for Governor
and G. G. Antoine, a colored state senator
for Lieutenant Governor. This is strong
ticket, and its election is confidently an
ticipated. Warmoth is repudiated by all
decent people in the State. In Arkansas,
the Democratic convention, after stormy
session of two days, refused to endorse the
Greeley candidate for Governor, and the
members of the party are left free to vote
as they please. 1t is one of the signs of
the extent to which this great political
dicker is demoralizing the Democratic
party. In Alabama, the Democratic con-
yention refused seats to the few Liberals"
who asked for them, and refused to put
any on the ticket, declining to act with
them at all. The result was that some of
them came out openly for Grant.