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Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
Wetu 9obertlsenents.
Succession Sale.

State of Louisiana Parish Of Grant.
In the matter of the Succession of James E.
Tyson, deceased.
10y VIRTUE of an order of Sale, issued to
- me by the Honorable Parish Court, of
the said Perish. in the Succession of James f.
Tyson, deceased, viii sell at Public Auction,
on
Saturday the 21st day of December,
1872,
nj IL o'clock A. NJ.
at the late residence of the deceased, in said
Parish, the following property, viz:
Three Head of Horses,
One Mule.
Fifty Head of Cattle,
Three Hundred Head of Hogs,
One Lot of Plantation Tools,
One Wagon,
Two Colts,
Two Yoke of Oxen,
Fifty Head of Sheep,
One Spinning Wheel, ~
One Saddle and Bride,
One Grind Stone,
Seven Chairs,
One Table,
Seven Bedsteads,
One Bureau,
One Wardrobe,
Two Cloths Presses,
One Cupboard,
One Safe,
One Clock,
one Lot of Beds and Bedding,
Four Bee Gums,
One Stove and Cooking Utensils.
Two Wash Kettles,
One Shot Gun,
One Rifle,
One silver Watch.
Terms ofSale For al sums not over Tel
Dollars, Cash. For all sums over Ten Dollars
ON Credit of Twelve Months, bearing Eight
cent per annum interest, to be secured by ap
proved personal security.
j. W. MOSLEY,
Dec. 1-3t T. rs SIS. Administrator
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

VIM W whi'fy ; No. a4s.
Parish ,,ourt-Parish of Rapides-State of
Louisiana.
10y VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ of
- F;eri Facias issued out of the above
named Court, in the above entitled and num-
bered and suit and to me directed, have
seized and will offer for Sale, at Public Auc-
ton, on I..
Saturday, the 9TH day of December,
1872,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and p. ~, at
the Court House Door, in the Town of Ale an
dria. the following described property, seized
by special order of said writ, to-wit:
A certain tract or parcel of land situated ~
ing and being in the Parish of Rapides being
the S W of 5 w of Section No. and the n
w ofN w of Section No. Is, in Township
No 1, North of Range No. 1, w containing the
quantity of 79 76-100 acres.
Also Z ofN T. I of Section No. Ii and )
Ell of S w and s L I of Section No. IL in
Township No l North of Range No. 2, w con.
tanning 30 45-l00 acres and making in the
aggregate 800 21-100 acres, said land Registered
in the Land Office at Opelousas with all the
building and improvements situated thereon
TERMS or SALE cash, subject to ap-
praisement JOHN DELACY,
Nov. 2-t6 p. F's $25 Sheriff.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
SUCCESSION SALE.

PURSUANT to order of the Parish Court, for
i Rapides Parish, Louisiana, issued in suit
No III, of the Probate Docket, thereof, en-
titled Succession Of John Lodowiek Compton,
to me directed, shall sell the perishable pro-
perty of the deceased, by Public Auction, at
his late residence ON Bayou Bout, on.
Saturday, the IA day of December
1872,
at IL NJ. - ...,...f
A complete set of Parlor Furniture,
One Grey Horse, tat
One Buggy and Harness.
Terms :-C4SH.
eea p. B. COMPTON,
Nov. 23-2t. Administrators.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07

Maurice Hyman
VS.. No. 747. ~
Lucy Quinton. t qg.si3 9.-,d
Parish Court, Parish of Rapides-State of
Louisiana.
DY VIRTUE of and to satisfy q writ of Fieri
ID Facias, issued out of the above named
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
suit, have seized and viii offer for Sale at
Public Auction, on -.st.it 81
Saturday, the 9TH day, of December,
1872. ,..s..s
between the hours of IL A. NJ. and 4 p. NJ, at
the Court House Door, in the Town of Alexan.
dria, the following property seized by special
order of said writ, to-wit: s-. 4yo.,s
One Grey Horse.
Terms of Sale :--C4SH, subject to apyraise
ment, fra Il,
~ JOHN DELACY,
Nov 23-3t P. F's So. Sheriff.
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between the hours of II A. NJ, and P. NJ, at
the Court House Door, in the Town Of Alex
andria, the following described property,
seized as the property of the Defendant, to-
wit:
The undivided one-third interest in and to
certain Plantation, situated in the Parish OF
Rapides, bounded above by lands belonging
to Seip's Plantation and Leonard Estate, be
low by lands of G. W. Compton, containing
600 acres, p,ore or less, with the buildings and
improl ments thereon, also same interest in
and to the rent due on said Plantation for
1872. ~
Also same interest in and to certain En-
CINE and Boiler on said Plantation.
Terms of Sale Twelve Months Credit OF
Bond, the Purchaser to furnish good and suffi
cient security, and mortgage retained on the
Property sold.
JOHN DELACY,
Nov. Is At-P. F's SIG. Sheriff.
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SUCCESSION SALE.


DURSUANT to an Order of sale issued by IL e
Il Hon. the Judge of the Parish Court, for
Rapides Parish, State of Louisiana, in suit
No. LOG, of the Docket of that Court in the
Succession of James ID. Lloyd, aud Sarah IL.
Lloyd. commanding us to sell for the payment
of debts the property of the two Decedents,
we shall offer at public auction, on
Thursday, the 10Th of December, 1872
at II NJ, before the Court House door, in Alex
andria, the following desc ibed property, viz
The Lloyd Plantation, situated on Bayon
Bout, near Loyds bridge founded above by
the W. r. Brown tract, and below by the r.
ii. jackson tract. in rear by Woodland, and in
front by Bayou Beuf, containing Three Hun.
bred and Seyenty-ive acres, more or less, with
all the Buildings and improvements thereon
The Land will be sold in Lots of from Ten
to Fifty acres, and plat of the lots win be
exhibited on day of sale. Es W a&a
Terms.-CASH
JOHN o. PICKENS,
Executor of Sarah III. LLOYD
o. K HAWLEY,
Public Administrator and Dative Testament
airy Executor Of James y. LLOYD.
Nov. is 5t-P. F'se16, t1sf Zs'sf = ffstsf
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SHERIFF,S SALE.

SHElilFfyS SALE.
Renshaw, Cammack g. Co, A
Joseph Warren jackson & 49,,
Reuben Stark Jackson.
Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides-State
Nt of Louisiana.
@Y VIRTUE of and to satisfy writ of
ID Ficri Facias, issued out of the above
named Court in the above entitled and num-
bered suit, have seized, and will offer for
Sale at Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of December,
1872,
between the hours of IL A. NJ, and p. NJ,
at the Court House Door, in the Town of
Alexandria, the following described property
seized as the property of the Defendants, to-
wit: en'
All the interest and share ofthe Defendants,
Joseph Warren Jackson and Reuben Stark
Jackson, in and to certain Judgment obtain
ed by them and Mrs. Bracewell, in Suit No
ll512 of the Docket of the District Court
Papides Parish, Louisiana, and the Judgment
| of the Supreme Court, of Louisiana, in sans
suit ON appeal, against John C. Dunbar, AID,
ministrator of Winder Crouch, deceased, said
Judgment being for s1176o 36, and their inter
est being two-thirds thereof. M BE-
| Terms Of Sale CASH, subject to appraise
ment.
| JOHN DELACY, Sheriff
| Nov. 16-4t. p. F's SIG.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
SHERIFF'S SALE.

Ninth District Court, Parish of Rapides-Statc
of louisiana
DYVIRTUE of and to satisfy writ of Fieri
ID Facias, issued out of the above named
Court, in the above entitled and numbered
Suit, l have seized, and will offer for Sale at
Public Auction, on
Saturday, the 9TH day of December,
1872,
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
Succession Notice.
Succession of H. E. Leimbacb.

Succession OF II. E. Leimbach.
A LII Persons having claims against the Suc-
n cession of III. Z. Leimbach, will present
the same to me, and those indebted to said
Succession viii pay the same without delay.
II. WALKING,
Dee.7-3 s Tutor
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
LExANDRIA, La, SATURDAY, DECEMBER7, 1872. q

Two of the team horses coughed
badly, and l feared it would settle on
their lungs, giving the lung fever; but
we are now breaking it up. All have
commenced running freely at the nose,
which shows the matter has loosened
and started. The danger now is that
the matter from the nose will fallin
the feed, going thence to the stomach
and causing dropsy, which is fatal. /
have instructed our transfers to
sponge ont the nostrils of our horses
at least as often as once an hour, with
carbolic acid. Proper care requires an
amount of labor which you can scarce
" realize without seeing it performed.
The horses have to be steamed two or
three times day with vinegar on hot
bricks, for Inhalation; also carbOlic
acid. borax and alum in hot water.
They must be exercised twice dayat
least, say half hour each time.
The managers have to be washed
with hot water and carbOlic acid fire.
auently. The flannel bandages on
their legs taken off every day and legs
rubbed thoroughly with the hands,
the food all steamed. etc., etc. omit
ted to state that at the first appear.
ance of an attack the body should be
covered warm with blankets, and the
legs well landaged with WOODEN cloths,
j especially in this cool climate. l am
satisfied that many horses are per
manentiy injured by attack of proper
care while sick. and that some are
killed outright by working after dis
ease is upon them, or by being put to
work too soon after they appear near
ly well and before the necessary
strength is recovered.
4 QUESTIONS BY AN ABSENT MINDED
MAN.-An absent-minded man pro
grounds the following conundrums:
Did YOU ever write letter to a dead
relation, and only find your mistak,
out when you wanted the address 7
DID YOU ever stand for three quar-
tiers OF an hour before the glass won
dering where ON earth you had seel
that face before 2
Did yon ever go on singing verse
of hymn after the congregation hat
finished some time
Did you ever light cigar with ;
pound note, and then stick tn
lighted end in your mouth
Did you ever meet Your father II
the street, and wonder for fifteen min
utes who that rum-looking old buffe
was?
Did You ever run about until tn
Precipitation trickled from your tw
brOws looking for your pen aud spec
tacles, one of which was behind you
ear and the other on your forehead
Did you ever take up anybody else
change for your own!
Did you ever hang yourself over tn
/, back of a chair in place OF your to
- /. coat
y Did you ever pay your tailor in a
= absent mood
: And did you ever sprinkle you
{, strawberries with salt, pocket the 81
u yer forks drink out of your finger
, glass, or scratch somebody else's bac
=" for your own
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
State Of Louisiana, Parish of
K0pides Court.

+, R0pides-Parish Court.
No 65y--Succession of M. r. Ariail, Second
Account.
WHEREAS, Mrs. Sarah Fish, Executrix,
Wv has fled in this Court, a Second Ac-
count with the Succession of NJ K. Ariail.
Notice is hereby given to all whom it doth
or may concern, to show cause, within ten
dayr from the date hereof, why the same
should not homologated. BY order Of the
Court. itDs = tt4
Clerks Office, Alexandria, La, December
the 4th 1872.
CIIAS. OWEN, Deputy Clerk.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
SUCCESSION SALE.

DURSUANT to an Order ofSale, issued by the
l. Honorable the Parish Judge of Rapides
Parish, State of Louisiana, in suit No. 1907, in
the Succession of Winder Crouch, on the
Docket of that Court, commanding me to sell
for the payment of debts, t e property of the
deceased, shall offer for sale at Public AUG
ton, before the Court House in Alexandria on
Thursday, the 10Th day of December,
1879 9
at IL NJ, the following property belonging to
said Decedent, w:
tract of Land situated on left defending
bank of Bayou Beuf, in Rapides Parish, adj
joining the Crouch Plantation, containing One
Hundred and Thirty-Seven acres, more OF
less, with all the improvements thereon.
The undivided half of the Crouch Plantation
situated on left descending bank of Bayou
Beuf, bounded above by the Compton Lower
Place, and below by the tract above described
and by lands of X. L. Tanner, containing
Twenty Two Hundred and Twelve acres, mors
or less, in the whole tract, together with al
the Buildings and Improvements thereon.
| Irms.-CASH.
| JOHN DELACY,
Sheriff and Ex-Ofiicio Auctioner.
| Nov. 16 5t-P. Fss $40.
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MISSOURI DEMOCRAT,

DAILY AND WEEKLY.
:, One Of the best Republican newspapers in
Subscription TO Weekly 81 90 Der annLm.
Address, MCKEE, FIsHBAcK & Co
ST. Lcr;. No.
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
SUERIEFS SALE.

Maurice Hyman
Rapides gazette. (Alexandria, La.) 1869-187?, 1872-12-07
Thursday, the 10Th of December, 1877.

Public Administrator and Dative Testament
airy Executor Of James .. Loyd.
Nov. is 5t-P F'seI6o s1sf iii = > fsstsf
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

CouRT.--The Court OF General Scs
SONS convened on Moiiday 10 O'Clock.
The following cases were disposed OF.
State VS. George Green Washington
and George Btcsit; larcencS, Struck
off.
State vs Henry chssscb'sroagn, bur-
glary aud larceny. continued.
State vs. Wesley ashiugton and josh
Mitchell, burglary, siruc& of.
State VS. Capers Green, grand larceny,
continued.
State VS. Frances King and Wm.
PaullfiiS, King, guilty, Paulling, not
guilty.
Tcdey Sfs,rdnk, assault and battery.
guilty of assault
State vs. Edmuu5 staley, burglary and
ldrccGy, eoiitihaed.
State vs Isaac Jackson, forgery, COP
tinucd
State VS. Dau'l Jeffcoat, uialcious tres.
pas, guilty,
State KS Alex Pou, baStarjy, 3 cases; /;
tfot guilty in one case and tho other two
mol tros'd
TIE fSil5wins sentences were pro,
hoInted by Judge Graham on Thursda,
taataif!s'Ihs last,
Margaret Glover. re'i, larceny. county
Jail, NORTH,
FtsHsSs Ming. Arson. 10 pears IN th,
pcniten,iary:
pan cl lctSont. ,ralitiofis ,tcsIhss aud
grand LARGELY, j mcntl,G in coJtdty jail
WIN n M"unt, to pag E.,!f tie bill q
The special solicitor 7S Tic cases :..ains,
the County CumuiiS:I0rris, aud I'LL rs
>i,arc oil tho costs, aud b. i,upr s,n.l one.
hour in the county jail, anl .liIlrs,n pry
the fse and costs in ten days, 10 be iu-
l'risoncd ia the county jill I2 months.
iieri'y D;cbsun. samc sentence as ,nat
of Wm N, Mount.
"snry s,runk. assault, ten doll.rs
fine ana 's,s, or mouth iii county
ia;
!.d2sGn'isa Saith, assault and Battery.
coun,y Jail | aqbsta.
Taft North petty ssrsih!yy, penitcatia-
ry six months.
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duct to&afd the Grand Jury, as alleged
|in ,lleif pfcsshsnens which appears in
another column Messrs 7. *. sasfot-
tas and JebaL. Humbsrt, wore admit
ted 70 practice us a. % neysssnd COUNSEL
'ors, after Cue examination wherein they
both eyinccda a very crcditable degree of
proficiency. Nocisil cases wero tried
We don't see amy use in haldine
Court at this time Of year save for the
purpose Of Jill delivery -stha. Is, for the,
trial Of cfidiiial tases. Tks ftn,as
have a great asdl af impoftaht Business
to attend to ut home at this tluie OF year
aid atighl to bo intsrfercd win as little
is possible.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

YENETiAN BI1s ts. No Invention
was ever 50 important to :ha People of
hot climates as the Venetian blind. I'd
hitting the air aud shaded light, while
Keeping out the heat and glare, they are
absolutely essential to comfort iu this
country. little houses of any of our rea
dcrs are destitute Of these valuable con.
irhanccs, they should at once, before
the hot weather sets in, send their orders
t" Mr. ?. 2. ToALE, No. 20 llayuc
street, Chartcst"n. S. G., manufacturer
and Dealer iii dd&rs, sashes. blinds, ba-
iusscrs, Efoul,fin-s, Sc. &c.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

-ef the voice. T!hss;:sss::.a..::on he from this
latter cause commences in the lurynx
and CLOTHS, which are tho organs of the
voice, and extending downwards, proda-
ces hoarseness,, coughing aud splitting
mucous matter, sohetinies mixed wi.li
blood II is chiefly dangerous ffom its
tendency to spread ,iato the lungs, aud
terminate iu consumption. It is in the
chfc Of seYero and obsliiate cases ofthis
d;seass that Dir. Piefee's Golden Siodi.
cal Discovery has acliieyed Unparalleled
s,ccess. aud won tile loudcst praise from
all Who have tscd it. II is sold by all
respectable, druggists.
Thk HARVEST SF THE HEAD.---
When the comb acts .s rake. bringing
away aroll of parted fiorcs every time il
passes through, the hair, badness would
soon be inevitable. Hut even III this
case. forloris us u ,tiay seem, tile mischief
can be arrested; lie loss repaired Lyons
Kathaiton, aided BY II brisk application
of the bfueH toproniotc the absorption
of the fluid BY the scalp will stop the
ftinnihs out prdeessiu forty eight hours
The ruots ffGni &liic!, the dead filamen,s
were sled will soon be re endowed With
vitality; and a new gro@th will speedily
spring up on the denud,d places. This
work of reproduction will 90 on Until
the damage is completely repaired, AHA
'he lu2dfiaut crop Of hair thus produced
will never witllor or lat GU, us long AS
the vi alizins application Is regularly
continued.
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PEasoNAL-Wo were pleased to
receive call. during the past wee;
front DIR, Arms traveller NJ. II. O..
Clark, who was in our toSn devotin
his time and attention to the prcpar !.
tions of the great medicine man. Th.
call has become pleasant annual to u,
from tho able aud rellahlr business char
,actef OF the accomplished gentleman
wholii'tiiis firm scnd' oist to transact their
bhsiiitss No house Is better known or
valued by the press for its promptness
in settlement thai the well established
aud popullr j. G. AVER &Co, Low
gll, Muss., whose medicines have become
3 housek6ld' necessity, aud won the con
iience aid rraist dt all. Our own nc
luantance With ;i!ein has cxte, ded over
u series of years, aud we have Invariably
'"upd them, their tr.relors and their
"tdivines, wortl, y of .he COMMUNICATIONS
they everywhere receive.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

The journals which had BEEN nbusin.
the adn iristration because the s.;ndicct
Claims" were pressed for consideration
on the Board Of Arbitration. thought
they had new cause to slnnhcr Grant i'm
the report that those claims had been
wit',drawi. They n. c',ce hcgan to
accuse HIM of abandoning the only point
in the treaty Of any value to the country.
and tho only question in which u great
principle wds' involved. For this ~
par ed change in the foreign p,licy of
the President, they c,iilgelcd him more
mcrcilsssly than ever, when it trans
fires that the report was without fnun l.,
tion, aud the '.indirect claims" are n ),
yielded. Surely this does leave IT,.
pnsilistic eth ors in prediclritnt. Th "
may take either horn Of the dilcm na
they clibosc, they mr.st eat their ovn
words. They all halit Grant ON pri,-
cif,le n That is phiiii tdlua,8 j,
tuiGn.
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..,mras ,c'assatssroe RitlvB4rc4s.--

70 ,mTGt ,cu.tstEsros RitaGBFic4N.
5t,.sT i s.ssTlRo. charf,estoa RspulAieaa recently
go nfsdstthe following announcement
las .i,sFrohi this date, for period Of aSbut
.19 :, six weeks We propose, lor purely ecn-
emas h9pIell.rensons, To suspeilii the public.,-
.l,S' tiop of The DUly R5puJhean, and to
sv. issue instead u senii weekly paper This
Its.s&ill appear on, WedffIss ssday anil Saturday
Il ..atisrloensso of e7cPy Week, ualil tho time
a.i'. when We shalii rest,tt the publ;ra,sbf4 of
- sdhil fhfef .fdi,ssnueh us ts!a Bur.
4sildeneof supporting Republican newspa
~ e, pef,sipa attkisi sS.te. necessarily falls on
few, on aeea,ib: Of political hostility, we
So are, therefore, Unwilling to imppicril the
lse Interest of those ,Fho are true enough to
ole the party tn bear the hrunt OF such III,
bgrri.ssntcrprse,a by daih!rto6 much in advan.e
ais Of "ca,npuigtt, wtIt.9 IS now close at
az hand.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

J, ,'a r.,!.' :'1s Robnson has opened
sssrs barber shop over Brggnau's store
3suWsaare glad to know it. If there is
st,',. r .ppe.thiag on earth that VIC like better
4s',s,,aths :, anything el<e-c1cspt some few
81 aiothcr things lit is to have our head
rubbed by dcft, soothing, insinuating
..ishpgefaT TO dream ard dozc away in a
batbcFs chair for an hour or So of a
summers afternoon. o most delightful
:, thought! Dream ons--and, John. rub
- On, rub on
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~.
;, ~ CoUaT sITEAs: Court was s'lhFt tn is
fine, very, short, having 6aelih adjourned
, Thursday morning at 10 O'o'clbck But it
-, Was d lively court, very. In fact, ratlier'
foo lively for this time Of year 5di'lge
Graham presided with his usual dignity
.srands ability and pro tenn S"lic;tu,
:. 3Geete, bsoree. /. bis new ,lonors very grace
s1fulIyz FIX Solicitor seaBt9ok was sem
-.4ita jail, 4ar 1fsenty.four hbhras and s,s
..gssd .sshl4f al iai a practice in the Circuit nn1
Probate, Copti4 ghtiHnhtths% dfasrs TOR
Satempt Of court. Count comimiss-
Toner j. Folder Meyers was sentenced
fAS 1p4sy0 sn@s IF twehty:ate dollars or
sRSd .cdmmiaed unfit psid, for his con
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

I'VE beg leafs To Sail ri.e ;attcntion of
-si.,eur, re.,i 4rs tn tha advcfsisSiaeA of Mr..
w. T. Lightfo,s III aiiatt'er EolaRtH
Dir. L is a live busfHsss ,nau ain is pr.
ss pared to funist ho,,ssts.pers With a
i .hniec lot of fresh iat.l'ly oSreries.
eise hiuiiss calI.l4
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-05-11

There Is an irritation or nj fammation
OF tie brbhcfiial tubes, which carfys tho
air We breathe intr tho lungs 1t arise
from cold settled in the throat, from
Catarrh extending to ehese parts, trom
scrofulous affection, au1 from sey erc use
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u, g,.as..sa ..anASks--We nfe indebted to The
Hpa; r.. Ii. Etliot, tenlrat Of Congress
from tie si Congressional District, for
cePy 81 tia tfAi:al States Census Re-
...,, rdrt, 1870,
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Id ~ ',l..afhsisIsstss car,'i"ian for My. is
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.edhase who d1 not takn il should d, 20 nj
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rdSsfrY't7 Charleston 7 '!s sqs SC, at e. per
annum. t.t,y,,..,
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TnK SoyruEaN CuLrivAro,t fife
May number Of This magazine puts III a
!, ' y.fleafqqnt, readable appearance this week
IL is full to tic brim with food for tho
i'rmer,tle sar:iuncr, TN. housewife. and
* .ihe frrsiic. s.nd 81 to W. 4 W H.
.'"i'es. A,hcns, Ga, aud y"u will hay.
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TAX SALE
UNITED STATS INTERNAL REE..&uE
%. DISTRICT S. C.

by Virture of a warrant o Distrain from
w. Chroutlnan. Esq, Collcctor of Int.rnai
.evrnue. 2d District of S G.. vii. be s,li at
!'ublic Outcry, ut Fances Ferry POST Office.
IN Tuesday lith day of May 1872, AT II
O'Clock NJ. the interest of Pinckney Tate
IN all that Plania,i5h lying on Santec River.
Contning llc0 aci. s nibre or less, boun isI
ny lands of Peter Avinger, Rst4te Of
Thomas Il Tate. and others. Levied on to
satisfy tax due to the uui,ed States from
rinckuey Tate.
Terms rasE p. DlBBLE
Dept, Col. Div. 3. Dist. ID, S. c.
Orangeburg April 23I 1872
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s,9,ae.sngV slIsW1sssaEEisEFF

.KTfiaE oFts ss'e-- 344.3a '
.aa, ,nss asfnny friends of Harpin Riggs ESQ., the
alk hna sbfeseht sheriff atiiSuaee him MS candi-
,s s;ia7,s MO s,ssso ,ionsy ,,,
Ssss FRIENDS AND VOTERS,
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5. ai.s.,,s1sIiEN EYs HAS THE LARG EST
s,.ia,sa CIRCULATION IN THE CUtISTY

& Ar. I,A Keller will accept our
thanks for jar Of fresh Strawberries.
they Were simply, absolutely luscious.