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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-02-06

Madrid, February 5.-An investigation
has led to the discovery that the disturb
ances at Barcelona and elsewhere were due
to the internationals, and many of them
are now under arrest.
The Captain-General of Cuba sends a re-
assuring dispatch to the government here.
He says he has just made Journey
through the disaffected districts of the
island, and declares that he is certain the
insurrection will be ended by March or
April. He makes a requisition for 1000
fresh troops, with which he promises to
bring the war to triumphant conclusion.
France.
Paris, Feb. 5.-Great interest is felt
here in the discussion of the Alabama
claims now going on in England, and the
result is awaited with much interest and
anxiety.
Subscriptions have been opened in Spain
to AID the people of France in the payment
OF the war indemnity to Germany.
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SAVINGS BANK.

NO. 10 NORTH TENTH STREET,
Between Main and Bank Streets ..
NATIONAL FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS, MARCH, 1885.
DEPOSITS received and PAYMENTS made
daily excepting holidays from A. M. to p
NJ. and on Saturday Evenings from 8 to O'Clock
INTEREST at the rate of six per cent per an
unm declared and compounded In March July and
November, on all sums of FIVE (6) DOLLARS
and upwards ...''
Deposits received of FIVE CENTS and up
ards. CHARLES SPENCER,
de 30-tI .. .. u.s.. |#. Cashier.
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COMMISSION MERCHANT.


m o Ii C C o..
$500 will buy THE DOMINION TOBACCO
WORKS, Toronto, Ontario-(original cost 49,.
0O0)-conslsting of COMPLETE MACHINERY
for the manufacturing of Plug, Gut Tobacco and
Cigars, With steam and hydraulic power Room
to work 90 hands. Fifty per cent may be made
here any amount invested.
J. ID. LEWIS,
oc 6-d8mH Toronto, Ont
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ASSIGNEES SALE.
BY w. Gotldin

BY w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, corner of
Eleventh and Bank streets.
COMMISSIONERS SALE OF TWO vALU-
" ABLE FARMS ON OR NEAR TO JAMES
R RIyE ar , In H = COUNTY, SEVEN
a decree of the Circuit Court of the United
States for the District of Virginia. pronounced
on the 18th January, 1874 in the case of Harvey
Terry VS.. Monticello Bank, we shall, as special
commissioners thereby appointed, proceed to
sell at public auction, on the premises, on
TUESDAY, THE 10Th FEBRUARY, 1872,
at IL o'clock NJ, if fair, if not, the next fair day
thereafter, the following valuable farming land,
viz: A TRACT OF LAND, lying in said county
miles above Richmond, containing II 53-l0N
acres, being lot No. on a plan annexed to a
deed from a. ID. Williams, acting trustee, to
Isaac w. Walker, bounded as follows. South by
the River road north and east by No. 8 on the
west by Higginbotham's land-said land being a
part OF the property conveyed by Julia A. Pey-
ton to b. w. Green, Edwin Walker and John H.
workman, and part of what is known as the
"Westham Cottage tract
ONE OTHER TRACT OF LAND, (being one
undivided moiety,) about seven miles above
Richmond, being a part of Upper Westham, or
Amblers designated as No. on the plan an.
nexed to a deed from A. ID. Williams sole acting
trustee in a deed from b. w. Green and wife to
John g. Williams, Eaton Nance. and the said
A. ID. Williams, trustees, dated 2lst February,
1851, to Thomas u. Dudley and w. M Sutton,
dated 18th April, 1868. Said land contains ia
76S-lO0o acres, and lies on both sides of the
James River and Kanawha canal-the said land
being part of the property conveyed by Julia
A. Peyton to John II. Wickham, Edwin Walker
and b. w. Green, by deed dated LIST October
1857, and part Of the property conveyed to
said b. w Green by Edwin Walker, by deed OF
the sth October 1857 said land bounded on the
north by the River road, on the east by the
Westham cottage tract, and on the south by
James river, and west by lot No 8.
TERMS--Cash as to one-third of the purchase
money the residue in two equal instruments
u six and twelve months for negotiable notes,
interest added, and title retained till the whole
purchase money be paid.
The foregoing tracts of land are of very SUI
,erior quality. M. F. PLEASANTS,
L. M. GARNETT
Special Commissioners.
Slst January, 1872. ia 3l--2aw3w.
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Richmond Grain Market.

Richmond Grain Market
.... To-. Corn AND FLOUR EXCHANGE
RICHMOND, Feb. 6, 1872.
ED. 0gsriags.
WHEAr-White, 100 bushels. Red, 20 bushels.
CoRs-White. ZIG bushels. Mixed, los bulhels.
OATs-Tl8 bushels.
RYE-20 bushels.
. MEAL-30 bushels. >FEU EE TF essH .
Is. +. PEAs---l2 bushels. .. .-. ..-. 4 {.
Sales ~ D.
WHEAr-White, 100 bushels very good at 81 rs.
Red, 20 bushels good at 81 65.
CoRE-White 1876 bushels at 65@66e. Mixed
los bushels prime AT sc cents.
OaTs-56 bushels very good at Gle. 100 bushels
at Csc w
MEAL--S0 bushels at Tic.
Is. Il. PEAa-l2 bushels at 81 %.
RYR-H bushels at 9Oc bushels at s7kc,
. ReGrhibited. ~. ...r
OATs-3i6 bushels -..I
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FOREIGN NEWS,
East India.

Calcutta, Feb. 4.-Deputy Commission
er Cowan has ordered fifty of the Kooka
mutineers to be blown from the mouths of
cannon. . r.5. ~.
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SUPER1STENDEsT's OFFICE,
RICHMOND & YORK RIVER RAILROAD Co, I
January 26th, 1872. }
GPECtAL NOTICE.-Untii further notice,
- there will be NO SUNDAY TRAIN between
Richmond and West Point
w. N. BRAGG,
"A 26-lw Superintendent.
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INSURANCE.


SPECLAL NOTICE.
TO ALI. PERSONS WISHING FIRE INSU-
INSURANCE COMPANY offer inducements un-
loss by fire of all kinds of property.
They ask of their friends and the public to give
them call before irsuring elsewhere.
Consult your own interest and insure with us
T. B. STARKE, General Agent.
J. b. DAVIS, President.
JOHN +. q. PORTS, Secretary. oe 6-d&wly
UMPIRE MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY,
NO, 1879 BROADWAY, NEW YORK.
G. HILTON sCRIBNER, President
SIDNEY w. CIRCUIT, Secretary.
This company is purely mutual. All policies
incontestable for usual causes. No restrictions
upon travel or residence. ..
POLICIES ABSOLUTELY NON-FORFEITA-
BILE.
All policies absolutely incontestable after two
annual premiums.
Good, reliable, and efficient AGENTS are
wanted for every section of the State. A profit
able position is open to all those who can furnish
satisfactory references and are willing to work.
Apply at the branch Office of the Company,
NO, 9i2 MAIN STREET, RICHMOND, VA.
G. A. LOWBER, Manager
Medical Examiner, DIR. A. S. MoRAE.
an Ply
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FINANCIAL AND oomuERcIAn.

DAILY STATE JOURNAL OFFICE
RICHMOND, Fee 8, 1879.
We quote first-class paper at to 10 per
cent. per annum. Richmond city bonds are held
at so cents. Virginia State stocks dull. There is
an active demand for first-class railroad securi-
ties.
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GROCERIES, &c.
IMPORTANT NOTICE.
THE FINE ARTS, &c.

E,ACTs wORTHKNOw INGANDRECoRD
I ING IN YOUR MEMORANDUM BOOK
FOR CONVENIENCE AND SAVING OF
MONEY
offer for sale, by payments of weekly install.
ments, the largest, best and cheapest stock of
PICTURES south of Washington.
italian, French, German, and American
CHRONIC AND OIL PAINTINGS
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Two Young Girls Drowned.

Cincinnati, Feb. 5.-Two young ladies
named Mary and Kate DAILY, while cross
ing the Ohio yesterday evening, broke
through the ice and were drowned.
Hon. Hooking II. Hunter died yesterday
morning at Lancaster, Ohio, aged seventy
one years.
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STEAMSHIPS
C,HANGE OF SCHEDULE.
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2!lsl

On and after TUESDAY, the I4th instant, the
fast and elegant sde-wheel steamer PALISABE
will leave her wharf lat Powhatan Steamboat
companys shed,l Rockets, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY MORNINGS at
Ga o'clock A. M, for Norfolk Portsmouth and
all the regular landings on James River
Freight received every day from A. NJ to en-
All freights for way landing must be prepaid.
For freight or passage, apply 10 Captain on
boIra or 10 WIN p I{RFIvT Agent
no Ism -.
IGOR NEW YORK.--OLD no. Ir.rsze
- MINION STEAMSHIP COM ssIE&&
PANY.
The splendid new sids-wheel Steamships
ISAAC BELL, ALBEMARI.E, SARATOGA.
HATTERAS and NIAGARA leave New York
Norfolk, City Point and Richmond every TUES.
o'clock p. NJ y" :
These ships are entirely new, and were built
expressly for this route
They have splendid saloons and state-rooms
ana the accommodations and attention are uI.
passed. .snt..
Goods shipped by this line are landed regu-
larry at New York, on the Company's covered
pier, 81 North river, within forty-eiglit hours
insurance effected when ordered, at a QUAR-.
TER OF ONE PER oRsT. Mt the office of this com.
pany,
Freishts for points hey ond New York forwarded
WIN dispatei, and no charge made, except nc.
tu6l expenses incurred.
he For further information apply to
JOHN w. WYATT, Agent. ra
III It'll z
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IHE SOUTHERN ASSOCIATION.-RAF-
FILE for the Benefit of the Widows and Or.
phans of the Southern States.
1'I9IhIboIIoH No, lou EVENING, Feb. ..
10 40 ! 2 IS Q As 50 % SO 70
D1sTRiBUTIoS No. l6l. MoRYIYe L'ab 4
20 78 IS Y 80 "A % 80 q II Is 10 -
Witness my hand, at Richmond, Va, this Gfh
uay OF February lS72 -
. SIMMONS Co. 90. TOMPlCINs
-H. Managers. Comm Issioner
CERTIFICATES OF RAFFIAE can be pur
chased from Captain W. I. DABNEY. at the
from Main. = 49,"
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By w. Goddin,
Real Estate Agent and Auctioneer, corner of
Eleventh and Bank streets
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NEWSPAPERS, PERIODICALS, &c

NJOw Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE FOR
N NEWSPAPERS, MAGAZINES, &C., for
the coming year. Any of the following win be
sent by mail to any address for one year at rates
annexed:
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19

nern in pie tatholilhe Rirhe bic Sc
meince NIT 1ron. IS finn tas BRET
(ebr tierere uno eeadtete Tamilienodz
ter, beren Befsbruus gu 0ott nidt obne
arcben SeelennuBen fir nod 70 MAN.
dye Nneere ;u frudten eeripridt.
Meine Grwartuns b,nldtlid Der
@irfuns Der Mil1cn mar sros; be
lelte murce jecod pom grfols nod bel
meitem iitertrrfsn. SD panfe beionz
oer5 meirem in Gbrifto 9eltebten Mits
brurer i'm bl. Mmte, Gem tobm. Yfarz
ter Mourer pom Dayton fur bic in Der
Miilpn mir eeworreue trdftiee Nus
bllfe, unp ihliese nit tem WunIde,
rob jeper Seelfpreer rurd bic Nbbolz
tune Der 81. Ol,l1on iib 10 0ludlih
uno befrisrist fab!e, wie ries bel nit
Der SAL 1T.
q. S6aacr,
Yfarrer in ct. N,baa.
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Sic fatIp,iicbsn gtaaten.

Gs 9lebt feline fatbolilden Staaten
n1ebr - laote unldusit EN- btfannter
europailher Staatsman,,, uno er pat
9epiIermaiIm Redt, ,penn mon Die
seesnpdrtigen 3ufdace cer fa!boli1Aen
eincer betradtet. Nitt Elm einsiees
ccrielten bat ei''e Staatsreeieruns, tte
often fir bic &e9te pes Oberbauptes
~unlerer &ir6e in Die SGranfen trsten
uno fe sertbefsigen ritee. :
Tangen mir NIT Sta!ieu an uno fol-
gen mir elmer Shloerune Der 3utdnoe
in ZEN biiforiih spoli,iiden Ytdttern>
oereu 0erfan,r lagt: Il
Weld' ihredl;ber uno s%rauenppler
Wetamcrp5ul e 1T pies 2ano Yerfaueu !!
Die 9an3c apenniniihe 5albtnlel, ron
ben Alpen bis Stcilten, III Elm pFencr
&rater semorcen, cei1sn eIiitenoe 9apa
iiter 1tron urp Nlldre iib eraEeeenb ale
Spuren 9riilider @rtuneruns PERTH
gen m1dte ; tdslid uno itanplid t6nz
men mir tebeno Die 8otlhaft erparten>
Ger atoSe OefanDene i'm 0atican-pte
sin;iee nod letenpe @rSee StalienS-
lei ras blutiae uno unlbulptse Spfer
ital,enilaer @ottloI9tsit eeworoen. Der
Nubm unp bic gbre Sta!ien6 finp RAJ
bin .r
Wie fiebt es in Ssferret1 aus ?
iBsparf IS nod Der @prte, I'm, pics III
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&tmlaoum9
at eiuer britten unn bierteu nenti9en Gn:
fehllng.

Na6 @olenpung meiner Dor einem
Sabre bespnnenen spei Nnittrlunsen in
eamrenee g., Tenne0ee, laae i'd bier<
nit meme fatbpIil6en 2anpsleute, bic
ltd in Der Ndbe ron Stride uno S9ule
cine 5eimatb su erinren winiden> gu
neiner pritten unp pierten Mnlterlung
Elm, peren @rlnpuns t@ leitoem porbe>
rettet babe. Die 9dnpereten fir bic
brittle Nnieclune lieeen in 2awrence
So, 1enne0ee unp l@lieben f9 S.tli@
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miC(ion
Der ct. Midaels>gemeiaae 81 Tran!fore
&sune|ota.
tn

Wenn bic Tsinre unierer betl'aen &ez
liaipn raflrs cabin orteiten, Die Stride
nno ra5 Gbrineutbum ielb;f, 100 mI9z
lid III sernihten, unp raS mas in otez
fer Bs3tebune oeidiebt nit Subel 3u
t%sa,iben 10 bat jere aufridtt9 fatboz
liibe Seele I'M IL m:br urlaae iber
ras iih ,u erfreuen, mas aur Wabz
rune uno Tsrbrs;tun1 Ger STRIDE Got
tee auf Grcen seiaiebt; namentli@ Der
Gee!ipraer einer Oeme!noe, cte babel
tstbsi!iet lit. Ties 1T nun aud &C.
esnwdrtia Ger 6eQ. i.
Die 81. Mtddels, Demeinne 81
Gransiprp, Wvii3tt e., folte ne G11d-
Re Der G%rneusruu9 oss Wsilte8 curt
etne bl. Miiipn erlebsu.
Dos ger!ansen perislben, ZEN eez
feierten MiVcnar 2. Weninger in IL
rsr Mitte gu ieben, par QrpB. Der
islbe fam iplt Mbenes i'm 1unfel rer
Na9t bel uns an; inceb uei1e gfarrz
fiacer barrtsn aus uap empftn9en penz
}elten nit 8reu; uno SABINE uno unter
Rem Donner Der UreueenIGuhe am
@cratenp ces 6sisa rss IL. gr3ensele
Widael. +"
Sci @elesenbsit ceS Gsie8 bielss
Sdubtetlieen Ger pfarrtirbe fano 3uz
oleib cte cr{te G0mmunicn Der 6tnpe,
fat. Die Ueisrltdfet1 Ger 'Gr5fnuno
cer Miilion purre pur9 nteien um0anc
srbStt, unp Don weiter Gerue ftr1mte
taS Yplf bereits Don allen @eoenoen
beran. Dieter Anprans mu95 tdsli6,
unp Der bl. Grsensel Mi9ad erw;ee
fib ais mobrer Sduspatrpn, Der mi,
onpe,trouten Oemsiree. Der bc6m
Mi1Fpndr i1eute ben G,fol9 Der Wiis
Fon elei9 anfdn9llh unter reier
Sdub unp Gdirm uno in Der Tba
ris(er ma6tiae oimmelefurf uup ST:
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be fur @iele uno befreite ite aus be-
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8ampf lur @ott unp cas 5etl be-
@eele1 3u fdmpfen. Namentli@ e.
o. aute bic Muinabme pdn pref GbeHdn'
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Gin @prt iiber Viniferlin9e.

! Die olldlihen Bsiiser pes Mono>
pols neumpeifher Weisbeit paeeen,
penn fe pom 8efennern elmer prtttz
pen Heliaipn> defenders Der fatbolii9en,
iprehen iib sswiHer Salaem6rter III
teotenen> ais pa ino u6tnferlinge",
"Junfelmdnner" uup ral. IS lcbnt
Vh Ger Mube. au unterluh:n, mas
cenn eteentl,9 10 Elm Duntsimann iet,
penn Die bIoes Beseidnuns miro ais
elm Irumpf oebragdt, Der allies rer nh
niecerwerfe, 10 oob fih mobl Elm Mal
he VraQe nabslegt: wos beoeutet oenn
eiaentlih jeue Geseiduun9, ooer mas
fteuen rie 1eute iih rarunter Dor. ,perln
lie renu lrumpf ausipielen ? Webl n'ht
Aue callelte. Wonbe renten oub
iiterhaupt nidt pettcr nod, fiblen fein
Bscugfnib nod einem flaren Ysarife,
irncern nebmsn chen roe Wort in cen
Wlno, wte es a1cete Yor ibneu eetban
baben. Was 1T nun 10 eisentli1 Elm
Dunfslmann :? Sin csutiuss freieeifiz
ass Elatt ettt eine Nntrprt ouf eieie
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lammsntans reutlid lttne mabre Mei>
nunA belpor9sbt. SIN einem Na6ruf
an ten %unldnaIt per{iorbcnsn Ybi;o|oz
pbsn 3urwi9 Uelsrtab ndnl;d> NIT
nelhem ueine @siitesleudte Ter 9ern'az
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lo!der unumwuncenbeit eie aecfentarz
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men per9lei6encen Naturfor(duna bat
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0aB Elm BON Ss,te aller Dunfelmdu-
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fett Der Serle oloubeu, uno bic IS een1@
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Vebre %befdmpft. Iihtldeue f}interz
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lhlub e%utnebmen> nsnnt tt6 Elm ySr>
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nun cine 6erabieBuna ctr menihlid}tn
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csnn tc6 mcbl ;u elmer lbierieele ber>
alb aeraoe etpae NuFJefldrte5 fin iru,
erbslit aus rem c~ititten Nualpruh
psitsr nidt. 8et Ter Sncenufciruua
nit NHsn fam BOD an, Guce audi Ell
mem Auf9ef!drten, Ger etucs ouf fi0
tdlt eini9erma6en runcs!lib III Mutbe
perceu. Nrb 9all BE 0srieuenut,9
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allen s3etten, uuo gilt nod jest nidt
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forpernib eGter Mtisbei1. Dian flu
cire Die beien;ld,en Weilen res Mltsrz
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unter tbnen ras 0aupt;iel tbres Wil.
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Der Wottbelt anitrebteu. Gri t unllrer
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rab ,5;e pbi!picpbsn ibrsn Gtcl, barr
eia 'esen, Zen W:safacn sum Nfsn ;u
eearaci!en. ~ H'.
Nui peId,er Gette hebt nun Der wi,f>
ltd,e .Iriferitn 2-- -.
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2ser entiDeibet sen &atnpf?
Az
Yfarrer in ct. W,Aasl.

SeoeS oroBe Grei9nib trtnat fir Sse<
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NIT f1h ra5 1T belcnrer5 in Ger Yoli=
tit niht III iiterisbsn. 0easnwGr1io
sribollt BON allen Seiten Der untdn>
i9er S%ieassiutel aus ren 0ront!oast
iiter zen MueIau Der Watlen in penn
lylconten uno Shio am poriaen Disns
itao, als bitten cteie Qeute ZEN neusn
prdfoenten idpn in Der 1a@he. Ndz
re es nid)t cher gum Germunce1n 9sz
melsn, wenn Die bstrcfencen Gtaaten
etne Mebrteit fir FORAGE @reelep eeliez
fert tdtten- mad ttr tetipifIolen Nnz
ftren9unAer> melde rie B%unceareaie<
run9 ifitWpnoten entnidrlt bat :? Sinc
Is etma Die Gstcien{ te> meldc he
Grant etmaltung UNI pas 2anp err
mprben, bic ibr ren Mab!iea lit rer~
51ieeenen Staoten peridaften2 > nein,
an iclde @errienite elouben ieltit isne
3situneaidrsiber ntht, bic ibre Gecsr
am ttefitsn in pas unerld1pRide
TaB Der 9obbueeleitinte tauaen. prdz
ltceut Grant bat gang anpere 5dlfsz
truppen, bic fir tbn tdmpfsn man
fenut fie an ibrsn untformen.
Do3u eeb6yen ror Nuem BE rielen
1ou(enoe t~elclceter geamten> reren
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nil1en res @olfes POM @bclelale &C.
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berriden ferner bic 5abuoltn giatioz
nalbanfen unD @prruptipns H,uee.
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pen an oielem unermsbliden Marioz
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sune ieyen, iobalp Ger Grabtjieber in
W0lD1na1cn 5feEt!
3u allen pielen 6ullstruppen fpmmt
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2aeer. Dteles Clement, 10 petdhtli6
sertn9, rrenn man es fit 1d auein ins
Mu9e fabt, mirft i'm 9e9enwdrtisen
&f pieneibt entldetccnp, penn es
entSisbt Der Sppofition monbe Srdfte.
Die etnst9e wirflame @afe mslde al
len pielen Mdd'ten gum SrpB gum
5isse fubren mtrp, 1T tie Gintrabt
pas treue, feite 3u1ammenbalten Nusr>
Die nibt mebr cine Grant erwaltune
molten, unp pie 3abl rieier bilpet rie
ent( Gteoene Webrbeit rf6 amertfants
lden @plfes, girtradt entldeipet ben
Rampf le oQein. 2a]e man fd eurd
ipigFnci8e ginrFnpun9en nibt bettbz
rem. Nsulih tebauptste Elm raoifales
BIatt pie Wieretpabl Grants weroe
ben Greeit ees 2anreS erbalten, Gree
ley renlelben Defdbrren. @ar es niht
Don jebcr unp iiberaQ eaI1elte Spiel:
rie Wslofurten baltsn tets nit ben Sc
waltiaen, melt fe nuyb oerenS 9ub am
erfploreibfsn |pefulirsn f6nnen. Nah
ben Yerlrfnii1sn ees @olfe5 wfo ia
nibt seirast. Die drsiten Gyranner
fpnrten INNER an, iherften auf Die
rsi9ten Banf;erS uno Gabriff6nies
re9nen, bonn BEIGE Ibeile madten raz
bel ibren 0rStten Wewtnn, wabrenp
pas @olf ME Elm Qamu 9eldoren uno
am @nre nod sur S@la@ttanf sefibEt
rpurbe. Das 1T bic pielserdbmte Auf>
rsatbaltun9 pes Greoites.
Der wanderer. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1867-1957, 1872-10-19

0elcmittel lden gum 8r6ften Ibeile
ee5eibnet fine.
Sp empfsble id betre Nnfeclunoen
Dsmjenisen, cbne pel1en Seseu Gle
Sauleute per9ebenS bauen.
g.. 8. s.. Suffer,
9iarrer In Qorettp, lawtenee g., Tenn.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-13

Board of County Commissioners and the
lessee, and to earnestly press upon them
tSe Inconvenience to the public, and the
danger to the public records which would
arise from the lease of the Court House
grounds for store keeping, and to respect
fully request them to reconsider and re-
-scind the said lease if it has been already
executed.
The following is the committee, as ap-
pointed by the chair.
N1cssrs. t. r. Legan, T. Fl. Cooke and
Joseph McNannra.
We understand that the committee
have already called on Mr.. Ezekiel; who
referred them to the County Commissions
crs, and meanwhile has commenced. and
continues TO h,tui his douiddiny material
to The spot, regardless of this public
sentiment, thus respectfully presented to
him through their committee.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-13
CONSIGNEEs PER S. c. R.R.

T. d. Wolfe, .J L. Board, J. M
Ayers, W.T.. Muller, S. ID. Dantzler; G.
Ziegler, G. r. Pierson, L. A. Jeftords
ID. A. Way, Kirk Robinson, j. G. Whet.
stone, CsaRrpy & Doyle, j. i, Addcn
P. r. Pierson, w. j. Mack, C. Thorn, L.
Board, w. M. Dantzler, S. S. Haigler
b. Il. II. Pearson, d. Louis, M. Riley,
j. z. Harley, w. II. Champy & Co., b.
S. & Pike, II. B. Nettles, 4. Collier, G.
III. Cornclson, Mrs. A. L. Marville, Eel
der, Vosc & Izlar, ID. G. Rome, d.
.Smoak, w. Harley,J j. III. Amaker, L. j.
Zeigler, Hayward g. Beard, G. w.
Harley, j. A. Hamilton, w. I. Knots,
j. ii. Phillips, Martin Livingston, ID.
Livingston, Zimmaman q B. James Nc
Namara, N. c. Riley, w. Oakman, d.
w. Smell, B. F. Thompson, j. snider,
i. III. w. Briggmann, L. 0. Dawson, G..
f. Gchrels, A. M. Bicklc, V. NJ. Smith,
a. Mariu
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-13

The agricultural portion of our citizens
will be pleased to hear that the bill form
cooperating the Orangcburg County Fair
Association has passed both BREACHES of
the Assembly and has been ordered to be
cngrosscd
The incorporation of this association
places the Annual Fair exhibition of the
county upon firm basis, and i'll fair way
of becoming permanent success Last
year, the expenses of the fair were borne
entirely by individuals; and unless so aid
ed, would not have taken place at all.
Now the farmers lmvc Mt their command
for this purpose, ,llr established Stock
Company. We understand 81 meeting is
soonto be called, at which the preliminary
steps will he taken for organizing and
opening books for the subscription of stock
to this all-important undertaking. Not
only farmers and merchants, but citizens
of all occupations i'll our midst should
gladly second this move. Our county is
second to none in wealth, width aud fer
tility. Let her also be in the van in her
public institutions.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1872-03-13
PUBLIC HALL.

Great effort is being made by the Elliott
Hook and Ladder Company to secure
the means necessary for the erection of n
house for their truck. The plan, as ad-
opted, is to erect large building, just to
the right of Captain Hamiltons store,
.or the use of The company, with COM
modious and roomy store on the first
floor, and on The second, to build
n public hall. We think this n
good move, Orangcburg needs a public
hall, and we hope our citizens will con-
tribute their influence and means i'll this
undertaking. Several hundred dollars
have already been subscribed, and the
prospect bids fair to be success. Let
us have public hall.