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The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20
PRO.LA NATION.
STArE. or SOUTH CAROLINA.
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT.


Whereas. information has been received al
;%iS Dep :rmeul that the GIN hou>c .: y. i.
Davenport. near De dIall, N"wberry County.
Was witu!iy aud naiiriou>iy set on ti'c on
ii,r night O.; November first, and whereas
;il.rc i reason 10 believe that this Infamous
acr was p"rpciratcd by an organized band OF
ncrndiaric>;
Now, therefore, |, RuBHET X. SCOTT,
Govcrno: OF The Stale OF Suu:h (a'o'iua, IL
.,rder tnat HE offenders mav hc Brought 10
in,;rcr. ard the peace auG good order OF the
community m.inta ned, do hereby ofc: q
reward Of
Three Hundred Dollars,
for +! @ apprehension of the perpetrators of
th; -, utr re. AMI their Gciycry i'll any Jail
in o, Sue, with proof 10 convict.
In =. i'm .ny whereof. | hav,' hcTeunto set
mthand aud cau-c! The Great Seal
OF nc S;.;;e 10 he afaH"d. II Columbia,
I,> th IS h Gav OF N"vem5"r, 4 D.
1,72, AID in the :irctv.scTrn;h year
%. the lm,iep n:icGcc o! tue CnlFeo
s .:t.., Il America
ROBERT X. $COTr Governor.
FL. CA DozA, Secretary oi S.aie.
Ny 49, 47-E.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

We learn that Dr. Andre" Wallace, Of Co.
!urnbia, VIII take up his residence in our
town TOR the parpose Of practising his pre-
.cSSOn.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

By virtue Of an order of sale, 10 me d.
rec;ed. i'll offer ioI sale on Monday, the
Second day OF DrcrGi;,rr next, al! that l.,t,
rrac; or parcel Of land, lying "nu bring sit.
unte in the County ut Nrnbrrry, and honnd-
ed By lands oi James Hill, SiIas Walker,
JOIN Watkins and Others, containing Three
liniIrcl and ScvcDiy-Srvcm acres, more Or
less. the property 0f Robert Adams.
TERMS OF SALE.-Onr.'hird cash on
day OF s,ir, halance on Il credit Of twelve
rIouths with interest from day Of sale.
Credit portion 10 he secured by bond with
approved security and mortgage Of the
premises sold. Purchaser will be allowed
20 pay The wiloin cash 0: any part of the
credit portion. Purchaser 10 pay lcr papers.
JOIN J. GARRINGTON, :. y. {.
Nov. 4, lSI2-i5-i'. +l300
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

will sell cheap for Cash the HOTEL at
Saluia Old Town. For terms apply ;oJ. ".
Miller, at NeNbcry, S. c.
Oct. 80, 44-2m. J. G. TAYLOR.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

MCCALL & POOL are Agents TO: Wards
Celebrated, Fitting Shirts. Measures taken,
and iii guaranteed, at New Yor,; prices,
with Express addcl. 36-tf.
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The State cf South Carolina. County
Of Ncwbcrry.-In Common Pleas.

1nC State Gt SOutn CaFOIlnd. NouitJ
Of Ncwbcrry.-In Common Pleas.
Wm. P. Harmon, Surviving
Executor Of John Hair,
deceased, Plaintiff. rxnor,;,r
against
Rcbpcca W. Hair.
Defendant.
BY virtnr o? an Execution, to m" direc'.
cd, IN the above stated case, y i'll cffrr for
sale at the Court 1lnUS:', nm Shlr-day in
Dccrmhcr nexf, at lhc risk Of he former
purchaser, Ill thar tact or parcel Of lamd,
wing a;i ic;ny stu t. in This County and
Stale, !nnnI"d il! !alrlS of J ". S;ockman,
Henry DnmiMick and Polly S:nckmam, con-
tainirg Gnc Hundred ami Forty AcreS,
more or less, III" property Of Rcbecca HAr.
Terms OF Sle-CASH.
j. J. CAkRlNGTON, s.Hc.
Nov. -, 4i-3r. TIC
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

The ep;zootic has reached Ncwber:y-0oth
town and country.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

DEATH FROM ECRSING.-Oa tuesday
last, coIorrd girl about 6 Years old, while
paying near ne tire-it is supposed with IN
lrol:-al her coiheS take fire. and sus'
taiued such injury is caused her death IN
. rout twcn;y-iour hours after. We learn
tIat her mother, who was in another part Of
the prem; ;ScS. heard her cries, bat not think
ins anything unusual had occurred, did rot
go to her Immediately, only 1 minute or
two elapsed, however, ere St. d:i go, but tic
child was completely enyciopcd in tiancS.
Every effort WIS made 10 save her, but It
wao un"vailn@.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

The bridge la:cly burned on the Blue Ridge
Rail Road will probably be rebuilt this week.
wien cars will again run through to Wac
halia
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

r::caS can be found 1t
0cr9 Att. MCCALL s POOLS.
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The bridge la:cly burned on the Blue Ridge
Rail Road will probably be rebuilt this week.
wien cars will again run through to Nai-
halie
F,rry SSow.-rne ApDcvle Medium
reports a few fixes of SHOW on last Satur-
d,: r;cc,. .'ne Yorkvie EuGairer says
tn,t on the same night the irst s.ipw OF tn
season fell! Ii Was light.
Letters remaining il =. O. unmaliaole-
postal regulations Nol Complied WIN: MIS-
Jane S:cvt"S, Mar;,lta, Ga; laomIS oo'A'
Ncwberrs, S. c.; IL Foot, Ne"bcrr!, ;. T.;
J.F.J. Ci!iwcll, Ncwbcrry, 5. Z.
MARKET s.-Tougne, plenty, so
i,,.y i;lsl; DraiuS. scarce AMI wanted; Cheek
fui! supply; puck, market bare: hearts un-
STEADY, prcc huctultiny, IL 1otly SoIG ior c'eh
or delivery.
TI7.s,sY.-ruc Lectures ioT the bcneat
Of The Female Academy will be resumed ana
tic fist lec;ure Of the season VIII be deliver
cd ,n Friday evening ncxs. in tie lowe
ya.l. bf Jvnn 4. Chapman, ESQ. l'cAe'>
2J Cts.
j;uvr1Y GCr Tl;UE.- The March OF I'M
n-,vr,ncu: il Our Safe aid as well is fe"-
eraI yorcrum.u; is onNard-'o"wafu "N'
9 Slow bat intrepid s;ev> Of j"cNi>s ~ i
p.cH Of oa;s .,
Ibis cxp,c><iv~ Il rre i no: original
COLUMBIA Fr.MALe uoLtEGa Ga.--'t'e''''0N
;sc,,,yj :, II. c.:i o! tac r9c>ldc"t "i t"'>
Institution, in ;hiS week ; paper. l"e WI
,..,.. will b.. oo.nc.! on the Isl OF J"Ho'S
,, r;,, ,ff,rA advantages w:iic! are
worthy O: attention.
prrsu.,1,.-Wc Ind ,hc pleasure '"S'
week Of ,nce ing the genial aud S"!!a'.' N"'''
" c Fcrgas, who Was on "n>ine>> i'S''
:, opr ;owu. Major Fergus Is i caro- !"l''"'
.,,.,, y,.,r,>cu;s ,i.> house OF j. N. NJ. Conrad
!, Co. 3J GrrmaT->;, Bt:'!'nMt'
Co7ToS BUYERs-Wc have seen up""
r, s.rect> for some DAYS. hu;iF c"S'Se"
iva cotton Nr. Jake Wells AID Co'.
Sf.,c,s O. Go umbia. these gentlemen as
81 IN giving quite an iii ulse to h. cotton
20 an. of .>ew5>rry, which is very large this
SCION
,GonD YlELD.-Wc learn that twenty
f,ur hundred ponuis of seed Cotton fro"
DR. pope'S plantation, was SInHcd by Dr.
7,an. Nrradifl: bv : II inc. made b. Mr.
Nathan Hunter twenry->e1en years ago. au"
-,,e result was two b,!;cS cotio', ono "eiSh'"S
f,,~ ,,r.nirsd anI eighty pounds and inc
o.ner fou. hundred and ;h!ry-hEt p0IaiS o!
very py:lty hut
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20
Best Cotton Plantations

i'll the district.
0r Tie place is Il fine large Dwelling
lloH>', and ali other necessary Out-buid-
im2<. "c~ihcS being well watcrrd, tr.
PARTIES wishing 10 examine his planta-
ton, o. treat Tor tie same privately, can DO
;" hv calling on 7. ?. Ron!;, on The pre-
ni>rs, w!;o ~iii take great pleasure in ow-
In@ it. Dc application can lie made to the
undersigned 1T Ncwhrrry t.. Il.
Oct. %, 3 I'm JAS Y. McFALL.
Lanrrn-,iiI'. Herald copy I'm and CoIrm-
hia PIInnHiy once week for 2 weeks, aud
srEi bill to this office.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

Fresh arrival OF nice Lace Collars, Under
sleeves, &C., at MCCALL POOLS.
4G-f
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

Sunday last WAS Il utterly cold day here.
Marshall las more OF those delicious oi-
7.,lves.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

M;; L. L. WHITE makes Il startling an
nounccmcn;. lie i ready, is taking aim,
aud will positively fire, il the parties ad-
dressed do not comply with lis request -
We advise all parties interested, or 1t ali
conncc:cd, TO watch his motions and respond
with aiac:ily, or somebody will &c; hurt
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

WITH PI.EASC&E.-;Tc Go:;cc wl:h pleas
arc that Mr.. u. q. Glenn, formerly OF this
town, is now doing business with. the Mess.
MuilacNv Bros, o. Augusta, ia wholesale
and retail! drv goods merchants. o. course
be will be glad 10 have any Of his old friends
call on him while in that city.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

Household and
Kitchen Furniture. &c.. &c.
TERMS or SALE.-"u Il credit Of twelve
months, wirh lmicrr>t ir.m .dav of sac,
10 l.! secured hy the nT'c Of the pur-
cha>cr, viii! at lest i"o g""d >uctic>-cX-
crp: for sums vi ma under twenty-five dol
Lars. which mll>i he p:ii in cash T;c pur-
CHASER will he allow, i, how, Yer, 10 pay Ill
in Cash.
WILLIAM !. WATERS, Admir-.
With will annexed .! John owilcl5urg. de-
ceased.
Nov. II. i6-3t.*
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

EARLY SSow.-Tne ApbcvI!e Medium
r,.orrs = few hlkcs of SHOW on last Satur-
Gl: vrck. ane Yorkvi;!e Enquirer says
tn,t on The same night the first s.iow OF tn
saoson fell. II Was light.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

REMEMBER. Letters O! Administration
through Probate Office will Hot be inserted
hereafter if uct paid for in advance.
Legal notices, Of all other kinls, 10 in
su:e publication Eas: also be paid for in
same wav
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

Jndse Moses mas gone to Union
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LAND FOR SALE.

cit,rr at pri"ae sale, lie Plantation be-
longing to the Estate 0: WILLIAM LlLES,
Grc'd., >;.miIc III NcShrrry Co"ntv, Oh
Broac an. EnOrrc Rivers. The said Tract
OF Land contains hrt"eeu
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

Obituaries over onc incl! !oag aiiss, also
be paid tor at advertising rates, also in ad-
vance. 3t.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

LAcoNlc.-Wc picked up the following
teegram 4 fcw days ago: II come MasSa-
So, once said, when he presented himself,
;'vou sent FOR me, and aIa coiuc." 1t is
pleasant, Sometimes, 10 coEic. But who
comes now. and how"''
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

Letters remaining il p. 0. unmaliaole-
postal rccu .atious not complied with: Mrs.
jane S;vvt!:<, Marietta, Ga; Thomas Co'A'
Ncwbc:re, S. C.; il. Foot, NewbcirE, ). u;
I i NiLiHclI, NrNbcrry, 5. Z.
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Containing 1000 Acres.

more or less, and which will BE- divided in.
20 Tracts to snit purchasers If necessary.
Eo%r hundred acres OF which is in a high
St're Of cultivation, and balance il natural
t"Tr>:, III" entire tract being considered
OIir vi III.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20
TIE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COENTN OE NEWRER.

THE STATE OF SOUTH CARO-
LIMA. COUNTY or NEWDER-
RI.-lN TIE PROBATE Court.
Racliae! krrle and
a. krr:ir, Petition for Sale Of
Lawson Enl0w ind Lin.l Qi J. B. En- ow.
Jacob Eu!ow.
By virtue OF an order fr"m james E.
Lrahy, Judge oi Probate tor Nrwbcrry
County. viii sell, Oil sln. First Monday in
ncrrmhrr next, ali that tract o! land, lying
ard being situate i: Nrwhvrry County, in
this stare coii;.iHing Tl.ir:y.SIx j@h} Acres.
more or les. OK waters Of CammonS C:rrk
waters Of Broad RIVER, and n,Ijoiuug aI.hs
OF james Fair, j. j. Cook, !S;mur Brooks
AMI others, sad tract OF ll:i;i has i good
DIVE ling IloU>e t!;rrroa. amd an excellent
orchard.
Terms q! SAir-GA>iI
mo. J. GARniNGTUN. $ y. C.
Si.crli'> u'Icr, Nov. /, '72-l5-4t. lis
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

AFTER ToU GIELs-Ihc young lady who
rises early, rolls w hcr sleeves, AMI walks
into :hc kitchen to get breakfast, or ;iSSi>; ii
>ioiug so, and afterwards with chccrtulness
and sunny smiles, puts the house in order
without the assistance Of her mother, is
worth Il thousand p.rlor beauties, who from
want Of exercise. almost die Of laz;mcSs.
The former viii make rood wife and render
home paradise; !he latter is Il useless piece
Of furniture, and Will, 10 the annoyance Of
the household, 90 whining 20 her grave.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

Market RLPoHTs.-fonsne, plenty, go
ing FAST: DraiuS, scarce AM wanted; c"ec"'
fui! supply; puck, market bare; hearts un-
stsadv, pr.cc tuctuating, III 1sily SOLD ior c'eh
IL,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

i few weeks ago L single barrel Pistol Of
the Dc7riuger pattern, large size, vas found
in the road near the gate ol J.. 5. Coppock.
The owner can receive The same by Calling
al this Office and paying for this advertise
meut. +7-lt.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

NOTICE.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1872-11-20

INTEREs-ISG.-r ladies Of NewbcrrT
ard county around are invited to notice the
card Of Mrs. D. Mower in to-dayS paper,
which makes the interesting announcement,
that her assortment OF millinery, fancy and
dress goods, is most complete, rs well as
cLeap. \ word 70 the wise is sufficient
Besides millinery, Mrs. Mower keeps in large
and SeaSonablc variety, ma'y prime ntceS-
SiiieS, 10 winch public attention is called
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
Exposition Halle
Eurniture ut Ra1~nfnsn

Mr. J. 3. Hubbard, furniture dealer, aS
the corner Of Rampant and Perdido streets,
is one of our oldest and best citizens. We
do not say this in the spirit with which it is
generally written or spoken, but in real and
sober earnest. In 1910 Nj. Hubbard es-
tabiished himself in she furniture business
at his present location. but his warehouses
have grown with the growth OF che city.
and his stock has been constantly aug
mentedtill its now the largest, most varied
and best TO select from in New Orleans.
Mr. Hubbard owes his success 20 the fact
shat he deals fairly and Aonorably by his
customers, and has one price for all. a
visit 70 his extensive furniture establish
ment will satisfy anybody that ;hege j. the
PLACE to buy at bargains
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
ladies Can Have Their Weigh.

It is an undonbted fact that ladies have
usually had their way, but now the fact is
practically demonstrated that in New Or
leans they can also have theiE weigh. ga
thing of beauty is a joy forever, and so Che
new store scales at the Fairbanks platform
and beam warehouse, No. 50 Camp street,
must be 9 joy forever TO the parties for
whom 10 waP expressly manufacturer ac-
cording 10 the directions Of MIR. ". b.
Bowman, the agent of the Fairbanks manu-
facturers in the Crescent City.
Away up in Vermont is the great Fair
banks factory and there they weigh the
buxom Green Mountain girls. Bur ehey
never were weighed on So pcale with silver
beam and silver weights, like that at Mr..
BOwman's warehouse. made expressly for
the grocery firm oG CLARK Is :Ieadey. of
Carondelet street.
The frame of this platform scaie ia of
plain iron, the woodwork of vanished oak.
The glittering beam and shining weights
add 90 the beauty Of the scale, which is ic
to adorn parlog. There is noextravagance
about the article, bus il is simply beautiful,
and the ladies will become customers Of the
grocery house here that pleasantly encour-
ages them to have their weigh. Yhen their
avordupois will DO determined and they
will have will as well as weigh O$ eaeiY
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

The past week has by no means prospered
the drama. Incessant rain and dark lower
ing clouds have kept pIay-goers at home,
while stars, deserving good houses, have
played to empty benches. At the Academy
Mile. Rave!, while successful in fully meet
! ing the expectation Of critical audiences,
has failed 20 meet with remunerative re-
turns. Possessing every qualification which
1nsUres success in pantOmime, we had anti
cipate6 a brilliant engagement. ThaE it
was not SO is neither the fault of herself or
the manager. She goes hence to Mobile,
! accompanied by the Academy's stock com
pany. The japanese" Will 0ccupS the
boards OF she Academy the coming week.
We regret that Mile. Ravel did NOS play
Massaniello," before leaving US. 1t is q
beautiful piece, and possesses many attrac-
tive features. One of which would have
been the pe2sonation Of Rin0ldo by the
pretty little favorite. Fanny Frances. An
opportunity of revealing the evident talent
she possesses would in this role have been
afforded her Encouragement and OppoE-
tunity will enable Fanny to realize the most
favorable anticipations of her friends. She
is modest and retiring; but is quick to per
ceive, and ready and original in application.
OF such material the genuine artist is made.
Atthe St. Charles, Joe Murphy has been
playing to passably good houses-surpris
ing, indeed, when we take into consideration
the unf&vorable weather. "Help" does
not possess a great deal of originality, but
it enables Joe 10 display some excellent
character acting, the mOsS cOnsummate Of
which is the episode Of the "Irish Fiddler"
In this role, Mr.. Murphy is far ahead Of
anything we have seen of late years.
Next week Ben DeBar takes the boards
in his famous personation of Fulsta6 1t is
needless 10 say that expectation is on tip
toe to see him. Indisputable intelligence
of lis rare excellence has already reached
us, and knowing Ben DeBar, we can form
an idea Of his supurb PRESERVATION of the re
nOwned character of FaIstaf.
The Varieties has been closed during the
week, and will not open again for the regu-
lar season for week to come. Then Clara
Morris opens with Man and Wife" Her
rendering of the character of the prosecuted
and deserted Wife is said to be rarely ex-
cellent. We await her with Impotence.
Camilla Urso, the renowned yiolinist, com
mences series of concerts the twentysixth
instant. II is unnecessary to speak of her
in advance. All the world has heard of her
rare musical powers, and our people are
eager to listen to the weird and beautiful
music she produces.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

| Since the removal OF the New Orleans
! National Banking Association 20 their
! grand new marble building 40 No l20 Canal
! street. woIl1mcn have been 6usilg engaged
| il fitting up their late place Of business fox
!: its occupation BY the Grover s. Baker Sew
ing Machine Company. who have leased il
50 as TO open out in . style betting their
great business. and so as TO bemore CONVEX.
lent TO their numerous lady customers. As
this is one of the evidences OF the progress
our lady Compat;iots have made III She use
of labor-saving appliances in the matter Of
household sewing, we note the fact with
pleasure. Fifteen years ago the Sc wing ma.
chimes manufactured by Grover & Baker
We're first introduced into this city. anu we
know. from personal observation. tina: i.
was difficult task to induce the ladies TO
use them. But to-day one w.ll be found IL
almost every household, and it is much
more difficult now 10 find lady who docs
no1 understand how TO use them, than il was
then 20 find one who did. THIS change has
been wrought almost solely by the wonder
full ne5it Of the Grover & Baker machine.
It performs its work with such elegance.
such peEfest ton CT stitch, and is SO simple
Of construction thai all can understand il.
The new saiesrooms which the agent Mr..
Gardner, is now fitting Up at the corner Of
Canal and Exchange place. will be worthy
OF the machine in point Of elegance and con.
Feu6eQce 81 accesgo
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
NEW BOOKS.

| JHE LAWRENCE SPEAKER. 4 Selection Of
I Literary Gems, in Prose and Verse, de
signed for the use of colleges, schools.
I Summaries literary societies, and espe
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ing. BY Philip Lawrence, Professor OF
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| OF Elocution in New York and Philadel'
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This ~ork contains not only the finest
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For sale by George Ellis s. Brother. No
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The OUgCAsT AND OTHER POENs. BY J.
w. Watson, author Of Beautiful Snow"
Complete in one large volume, printed on
She fnesS tinted plate paper, and bound
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The success of Beautiful Snow and
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Above all, and in this he differs from and
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10

Nessvs. jenkins s. Olmstead, solicitors .:
American and foreign patents, No. 2 Com
megcia. place, officially report 70 the RE
rCTL'cAS the following complete lis: OF
patents granted 30 Southern inventors Eo:
tie week ending October -. 1872:
Mi.sissipri-HV. 4. Beauchamp. Grenada,
.eStner renogatOr.
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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1872-11-10
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conducted BY Miss Mary Nolan. at St.
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III" date Is month old, are peculiarly inter.
'stins 70 those who knew or wish 10 know
about St. Louis and tina; section OF country.
he articles are from various authors.
among them NJ John ". oyera'i. Of tbis
city. who writes poem ITO . Miniature"
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