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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16
Public Sale.
p. P Jennings, Admir- of Est. F
of Jno. T. Jennings,
I. S. Fielder atsd others,
Creditors and II eirs Of j. Z.
Jpnui-ys t ~

Jenniags. -.
Under an order in tho Common Pleas in
this case, there will be sold Mt WATERFORD.
by The Sheriff Of Collcton. on the first Mon
da, in December next for one half i!l cash.
The other half 10 be AT the option Of the
purchaser also cash era credit of one wear
secured by bond and mortgage executed "a
the Referee in Ahis case; the bonds with i'm
tercst irca! date. Purchasers paying for
Papers and Recording. '
|. That large body Of timbcred land in
Collet"n County. being AL the land Of which
5. i. Jennings, died seized in that county,
containing AZ - supposed about twenty -iv,
thousand acres. These lands include a roa,i
deal of well timhcrcd, ~ well as farming
land. and great facilities for marker by the
Eii>to River. There is Dwelling aud
other buR'liisgs on the land.
III. On the same day and Mt the same
place for cash four ~ Steam Saw Mills in
good running cr,ier
Ill. On the same day at Ornugcburgsby
the Sheriff of iilat CoIntv, and the terms
prescribed fet the Colcton Land, u tract of
twenty five hundred (2500) acres, lying on
the Junction of the North and South Edisto
and -bonndel by them st the south nortl, by
lands of RI. Murphy, Davfd Murphy and
Mrs. Ashe, east by J. T. Shoemaker aud H.
Jennings, and west by L. Smoke and Jno
Eustcrlin.
On tie place .lcre ia Large and Hand
some Dwelling House and oil the outbuili-
ings usual on II we'll settled plantation-ihe
lands first class Cotton and Provision.
The tract will bc sold in parcels. 4
Dwelling and Outhouscs on each.
J! The Homestead, with the Luther Myers
and izlnr traot
2. The tact on which Jne. Murphy is liv-
ing to include the Myers swamp tract
j. The tract on which Jacob Murphy
lives.
4. The Andrew Wolfe place.
.. The Lynch place.
q. The Bnrncy Dempsey place.
~. lhe ..Thomns" place on which YIN.
Mailing lives. ''''S ''
s. The Mary Murphy place. e.s a,.s !,
. Another tract of two hundred 900
acres of geod Farming Land in the s,irile
neighborhood, bounded by lands of j. u,
Cleckley, S. Dibbe, Jno. Eas,erlin and Geo.
kittrcl. MORTIMER GLOVER q
Nov. I, ls12-9td Referee, !
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SsEREa g 5e .Sses .ss-
Tosbesfunny is to be blest. The in,nann man
who hasiaa abPightsagepisl, good hum ored
side tohisslife oWhs can bring smile
and a,laugh to9eatufesathut never knew
snch things, is a beiiefactor of the whole
human family. Fun is the m main i. s season.
ing Of our life, Eishout it earth would
indoedqbe dark and dismal. 1t is tho
oasisa in onrwide desert of sorrow and
brings to alia geniality that can come
from PC. other source: We do not myah
of course that low, debasing sort. of fun
that many people practice, Ass is only
selfsh.sway 'pf procuring epjoymont,
and Goes in fact no good The fun that
eases the heart when o'erhowing with
grief, .t1ne.g that brings to the mind d calm
andfPefteet feeling OF enjoyment, is the
principle That should be cultivated. We
need now and then something spicy,
something ing that is ppuugent, that will
i@PPlrHt PPlrHt yf9 istahqq the Intellectual e faculties
keen sense of qualification. Fun can do
this, butt itsinust bs.refned in its tone,
and mdst not descend tolhat low level
Which !9h 4 e y seems today recognized rs
the principle Of good bdmor. Let our
reaaersltheu a'ayfgau be funny, enjoy themselves
ON all occasionsRaud they will fpd that.
life win glideialong -somoother, and long
faces will cast off their melancholy, and
grew EoFy,and good hdH6FSu:- We will
.'@e" slibE @gHoi zs.y ra iygg.
asslstlas sest,, we can, aud five dispel
dull care, and kill or at least ease sorrow
w 'considerwe have done o. good work.
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"heh oy uolng 80 as Things uow, stand,
we could derive no benefit. The Gnss
wer is this. We cxpcVe;better things,
now under our new administration and
should allow those expectations to be
our Incentives to activity aud progress.
We must not, bccus our State fuan ces
are in bad couaitioa, lie iuort aal ia.
lactlvo, we must work to try and better
hcr'Eeeaaitlop,zsuR Re must aid in develop
ing S'hef .rcsoptcess bnd in enhancing
their value. '00nr State possesses re,
rosnces of immense valu, aid We should
devei0h ana encourage fhs development
of then Irwe-go 70 work right, ana
bury ap those preiudicas of former m
times, work stogether'as men without
distinction, bccsinse of'creed or color, We
/ can make our State a rich and prosper
Gus one, and that the State G6vcfnment
1. -, 80 HtfJ'.--- s4st p.:z--
will help US be assured. The new
officers. elected we think will do right,
tlicy aill ;tF5rd' TONS al tho assistanoe
in tlseir power, and we Seliesc they will
act h9'pstg,, Let us then, pow that all
political c&cit emcnt has subs led, and
peace once more 'rcigns in Warsaw"
turn our attention to,tlis matter, let us
all psc our best efforts to develop an | en-.
haneo Tie. value ,f the vast resources
of our good State. 1t is n,ble amd :.
praiseworthy work, and will most GER
taia'y rebound to the credit and pros,
pcrity of us all. We astlprogrnss. =
In this age everything moves ahead, mud
weishopll nIoye, also. The ,Fhtta' People,
must forget those old fossiliEos IDEAS. and
sweep them away hack ipletkc past, and
the cqlorea people must not depend up
on the assistance, ofany body but mast do
all they can for. themselves, an ihdepend-
ent man is one who never goes to other
people to aclp him, but studies and
helps himself. 1she colorcd people can
be independent if they desire to, they.
are progr ssive in their ideas, aud all
that is needed is energy BE energetic
in al things, work your f.rm we'll and
devel"p whatever it contains, and 10, a
few ycars there will be u, people more
independent, more prosper us <has the
colorcd peoi II. Let then both white
aud ,eolored plaoetheir shoulders to the
wheel, and help raise South Carolina on
IA level with any Stnte m til. sast union.
Let US DO. away with politics for two
years at least, and attend to the duties
that acroh'es apon every tizon in this
glorious old State Of ours, and lot, cnr
watchword be FRO ;nEss. 1919" .;ri
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TO r EN- n.

Notice is hereby given that the Indepcn-
dent Elliott Hook and Ladder Company hav-
ing completed their HALL and ST ORE will
receive PROPOSALS for RENT Of the
STORE, siMated on Market Street, next
aoor 10 Capt. John A. namiltOn's. The
Store is 20 bS,Go fact in tho clear. with Glas.
tErWst.
BY order of the Company.
oct - F. pEMARs, See.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16

Two y,ung men of Port Huron saw a
dead body fioating down the 81 Clair a
few mornings ago. They s'rai5htwly
manned a bod and went in pursuit of it
and after a long pull found that it was
stray efiigy some graccless scamp had set
afoat, They have agreed mover to at
tempt to secure a floating DIAL mlu
again.
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NOTICE.

The following Preamble aud Resolutions
were passed by the Board er County Com.
missioners ~. al:r
h Ehqea,, We the County Commissioners
of. oraugeburg County, to wit: J. FIELDER
MEYERS, JOHN ROBINSON aud NERO
BLOOM have since our induction into office,
| met with no serious difficulties in the carry
ing out OF the duties whicl, deyolvod upon
Eus,s-shot is to say without opposition from
those who are diametrically oppose to us
on account of our political opinions, and
Whereas we arc eorsoientiously Impressed
withthc conviction,that this is chilly due to
the wholesome and able advice rendered us
from time to time by the Attorneys of this
Board, MESSRS IZLAR & DIBBLE; and
whereas this is the last meeting which we
the present County Commissioners Of said
I County shall hold. Therefore,;
BE Rrsotved: That we put upon our
Minute Books, In the form of resolutions,
our thanks to tho legal advisers of this
Board, and the friends who have aided us
i'm performing the important duties att snd-
ant upon our positions as County Commiss-
toner's. --e .t-I
Rc.qtrcd, FTrst, ThaI4t ..s the retiring
Commissioners of this County, place amidst
the records ofthe County, our appreciation
of She services rcadcred us by Mcssr,
lzlar & DibbIc.
+ Resoiuea, Secondly, That the Comfy debt
has been reduced seven thousand dollars
under our administration, and TO MESSES
IZLAR S D1BBLE, we extend our thanks
for tho advice given which. was instrument
al in bringing about this most desirable
resSi;. es tn,;,-
Rcso'red, Thirdly, That we haSc done our
best 10 promote the interests of the County
and respectfully request those VINO are in.
| clincd to oensurc us for any seeming short
coming or dcrelction of duty TO consider
| The difficulties under which we took posses.
ion of the efhce before pronouncing yer
dict dcrogatory 10 U.S., .h.3
L Rrsolved, Fourthiy, That although Ecpubli-
cans in principle, this Board have never
met with any opposition in the discharge o f
their official duties, from the intelligent 7or-
tion ofthc citizens of Orangeburg County,
Resolred, Fy2hiy That VIC tender our
thanks to our efficient Clerk, MIR. JAMES
VAN TASSEL for his counsel and proici en-
Icy infoficc r..
Reso'red, Sixthiy, That these Resolutions be
inscribed upon OUR Minute Books and that
they be publishsd in the "ORAsaEBuRa
News as arar. Of tAc official work of this
Board . f-r
Resoired, Sn~ntlfy That we, commend tn c
newly elected Board to the favorable con-
sideration &c cur, fellow citizens, and that
in taking leave of this Office our hopes 70 r
the future prosperity and wclf.rc of the
County are very bright
(Signed) 81 FIELDER MEYERS,
Chairman Board
y. ofCounty Commissioners, O. C.
,.. JOHN ROBINSON,
- EROBLOoM rt, a,
JAMES VAN T!tsSEL., Clerk -:
,ov.l6.Hs .T
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16
Estate Sale.

Hy leave of the Court Of Common Pleas
there will be sold, for cash, on the 8Oth day
OF November Saturday at the Plantats on
of G. Gates, all the. remaining aSxishable e
property. of his Estate, consisting ef2 Mules,
Cattle, Corn, Fodder, and Household and
Kitchen Furniture. SO.
.,e W. C. WHETSTONE,
Executor Of Will of C. Gates
nov I6 +t- n
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NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that APPLfcA-
TIoN viii be made to the GENERAL AS.
SEMBLY At its ne1t Session for Revival
of the Charters of PINE GROVE CHURCH,
and TRINITY CHURCH" under the juris-
diction of the Evangelical Lutheran sy-
nod Of South Carolina and adjacent States y
nov 8 3m
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Sale Under Mortgage.

BY virtue of a mcrigag execnted and de-
livcred to me by James Z. Mays and Isabel
Ia Mays, on tho 27th day of November,
1871, | will sell on Monday, the I'd day of
December next, mt 0rangcburg, in front Of
the ShertfS Office, i1aIncdiately after the
Official Sales, one BAY MAIZE MULE,
named LIZER. Terms cash.
GEORGE BOIIVER
nov 10 Id
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NOTICE.
UNDER FORECLOSURE OF MoRTGAGE

O-'DT.H TVNEOLUoU NE OF MUHIG AGJ,.
Wroton Stendman in liquidation,
VS.
Estate W. Il. Math eney,
We will sell at Public Auction, on Salcday
in December, 1872, during the usual hours
of sale, at Orangcbrrg c. r., the following
tract of land, belonging to W. B. Muthency,
decd
100 aces Of land, more oil, less, bounde
south by the OrangebuIg Road, north by
lands OF Jam cs Laird, east by lands of Mrs.
Charlotte Gcrick, and west by lands of John
J. Walker.
Terms cash Purchaser to pay for all
necessary Papers.
nov q ri
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16

ft"Dcef tongue" is the nape Of II littl G
plant that grows abundsutly in the pine
fSrcs's throughout the lower Southern
States. This little plant is now attract
ing considerable uttention ,as AN article
for Scouting tobacco and wrappers for
cigars, tue leaves having strong vanilla
odor. a Seutascrm paper is confident
chat the day is not far aistapt when the
deer tongue will become one of the
most Important prodnc $ Of tho South.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16
Notice of Dismissal.

N0TICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT !
IN will on the Eth day of December next
die my final acooant with tho Honorable
Judge Of Probate for 0rangeburg County, MS
Administrator Of Or. VIM. A. Cooper, and ask
for Letters Of nismissal.
.J.tS. C. HUFFMAN,
NV 9-SAt Administrators.
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Netiee of Dismissal.

N0TICEIs HEREBY GIVEN THAT /
4 Y will, oH the 9th day of November, 1872
file our final account with the Honorable
Judge of Probate for Orangeburg County, as
Administrator de bonis non of the Estate of
Josiah Zeigler, and Administrator of Estate
of George Zeigler and Malichi ZoigleI. and
ask for Letters Of Dismissal.
P. A. BUYCK,
OCT 2o'-4t Administrator.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16

The Baptists of the island of j amaic
are inn tlonrishing state. 1"Ehey have
10 'chepols, an seli Supporting some of
thcm capable of holding from 800 to,2,
900 persons. They have 1900 black
children in the Sunday schools, taught
by, 1000 black teachers; they have 5000
children in their day schools 'tsRd at the
Calabar Institute they have % yong
men ip traiuias to be ptstors AMI teach
ers- ~. ~,
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Our Duty;

As citizens of this State, we have
certain duty to. perform, which should
not be neglected, that duty consists In
looking after the welfare of our State,
SO that her vast natural. resources can be
developed Now the question arises,
how can wo afford to attend to this duty.
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-11-16
Amelia D. p.''cars6rf, Lewis "A. a Z u Yyg
Carson, Mary i, Barnett.
and Jasnes d. Vice. sssssss-,,e,

~ sl.sssg ~ - y n
BY virtue of an order made ii IA ahnsGE
entitled aciion, I viii sen ssE Osanfebnrg
G; ii on the I'd day ,ef Dccewber next
being the FIRST Monday OF the month, daring
tho legab hottrs Of sale, abe ,ke1painder in
the Homestead and Dover OF Elizabeth d.
Barnett, in the following tracts or parcels OF
land, situate in the County and Si,te afore.lt
said, on tina State Road, short distances
below the Two-Chop Road being the Real
Estate Of which the said O.. w. Bonaett,.
died seized,- containing three hundred and
wo tS02l acres more or less, and bouaded
by lands Of Elizabeth b. Bonneti, Ira Hart,
ID. Elisdn Hart and s. r.. Wells = - y,
2. abe Remainder in Dover Of ahs said
hiEabeth IL. Bonnett, in all that tract or
parcel of land situate in the Comfy and
State af0rGsaid, ON the State Road q short
distance below The Two-Chop Road. contain.
ing one hundred acres, ansfs Ibouided by /,
lands of d. Ellison Hart, s. r.. Wells. Eliza
beth d. Bonnett and q portion of the same
tract assigned to tho said Elizabeth b. Bon
nett as Homestead.
Terms: One-haif@ cash, the balance on n
credit of one year, Secured by bond Of the
purchaser and mortgage of the premises,
and to pay for Papers, Recording and
Stamps; and in case OF faib1re Of purohar =
ser TO comply, 70 6e 'teaold Sn same day op
some conVarieRt saledag .thsrssfter q. fern.
er purchpser's risk. sSs-1 i'S.-s.S q
The purchasers viii be Fiet fnses ysssvssisu
after the determination OF the Estates in
Homestead and Dover.
Sheriff7s 0ffce,if y11F II. Rirus.
orangppurg 6. q. s. 9, s.S.c.
+ g Nov. 9TH, 1872. 0E&.Sy
nov y .rtNF 4 tl. -, .s.. s-t td
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ALLO
ORANGEBURG COUNTY
w. ~ 'r

In obedience TO nm order OF Thnddeus c.
Andrcwss Judge of Probate for Oranceburt
County. made in the above entitled action.
will sell at 0rnagcbafg G9,3fs, on fl,e 2d ,day
OF pccrmber next, being. the first Monday
III the month. for partition and division the
following Real Estate, situate and being in
thc Town cf Orangeburg, in the Couniy y and
,Stite aforesaid, 10 wit: .F-f-g,..,.-g
J. MI that 10, er parcel BS land with Cars
rinHe Factory aud. other Bdiidiags thereon,
Oh the Belleylle Road, known as the Car
rage Factory Of Doyle r wiles, and bound.
el on iAe north by the Belleviile Road. east
by the Homestead of Thomas Ray, south by
I. M S"sportas, and Nest bJ AAi.ey .,a.
named. #AJ 4i1 ~ 'rr--
y All fhit lot or parcel OF lar.l contain
nG iWenty-seven acres (27l acres rssre or
less anil bonn led north by lands of Henry
FnBde bark, east by the Bull Swamp Ro,si,
and south and west by. Streets not NAMED.
I. 4 crt;:s -0nc-half cash, balance on a cred
il sil enc and two years, seeurcJ by benI Of
The l&reha<cr and mor' gage Of the premises,
bond 10 bear interest from day OF sale, paw
able 'nnuaily. Purchaser 10 insure iha
Carvings Factory Bniding. assigs, the policy
anil To pay for Papers and Recording; and
iir c'Es es the etaser-o plaFchasers fail
ure TO comply with the terus OF sale. the
said premises to.be resold upon the sams
day or some convenient snleday thereafter at
the former Purchaser or purchasers risk.
oransssr,rs sssrsns & oI,l'1s n / cs H. RIGGS
nov !, 1877. -
rnv q .sev-,
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Sheriff Sales.
The State of South Carolina,
/, ORANGEBuRG COUNTY,
In PRoBArE CoURr.

" pare John so. Huffman, = ----l.-
admir- OF Bstate of
Wfn. a. Cooper, deceased.
fy virtue of an order from Hon Thai. G.
Andrews, Judge of Probate, will seIl 70
thg highest bidder, at 0raageburg G.. H., On
th9 st Monday in December aeKt. for cash
~ tie Evidences of Indebtedness. sach
~ Judgments, Deeds, Notes and Accounts
belonging to'the Estate Of the late. Wm, A.
Cooper.
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ALSO
EsTATE SALE.
In PROBATE Counr.

Iiy order of, Hon. Thad. c. Andrews.
Judge Of Probate, l will sell ct Orangeburg.
onibc lst Monday in December nezt, for
.n cnsn, all tho perseHai prsperty belonging TO
ing in part Of Buggios, Materials used in
the mnnnfacitre of Carriages, Buggies aud
Wagons, Blacksmith Tools, So - 80
-, ALSO
Al the personal properly of the late H.
l., Wiles, ccnsitipg OF Cattle, Hogs, House.
held and kitcHeh Furniture, lot Tools and
Wagon.
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Eureka CRal.er, No, S, R. A. NJ.
Fhe aEGULAe coSv0cArroN of the
above CHAPTER viii: 10 Acld on Friday,
Dec. 1s,sst 5O'clOck T. P.af. .erSa
A full attendance Is requested, as the
Election and Installation of Officers for the
Ensuing Year viii take place.
October IL, at Al O'Clock P. NJ.
BY order Of NJ. E. HIP.
THEODORE KoHN,
nov 1g-tf Secretary.
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Sheriff Sales.
State Of South Carolina. 2 40
o1tANGEBURG COUNTY
: IN HCoMMoN pLEAs, 9,ou,.

Elizabeth p. Barnett as 4sGI.a'I q fs..rs
OF Estate of g. ". Barneit, /
deed, aud as Adm'x De sbhisi Y 80 yafvxD
mon of Est of Robt. D. Car
son, decd, Plaintiff
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24

London, August l9.--4 p. m.--Ad-
vices from Belfast state that shots cou
tinue 90 he exchanged in the streets.
though il is not known that the rioters
have concenetrated in large numh-rs
at any poi1t. A telegram from Tnr
gan, Ulster Co., on the Belfast and
Ulster railway, SAWS that serious dis
, turbances have occurred there, and the
authorities called the military TO aid
London, August l0.-5 p. ma
later telegram says the city is about to
be- placed under martial law. The same
telegram states the military are now
charging the rioters in the center OF
the town.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24


RADICAL TRICK il not gen
orally known that Graot is expendipg
FIVE hundred thousand dollars Of the
peoples money, to enable aud encourage
Brick Pomeroy and few other sugar
Kentuckcy, in September, aud put
out, what the GRANTEES call straight
Democratic ticket.
What ever is dnne at Louisville.
will be the WORK of Grant aud his
Satellites, and in hat they see the only
g!imrnering ray Of hope. Let item be
"<-"red erery Democrat r@p",i'at.x has
la Ecoi mpVe. We know whereof We
speak
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24

One Of our fAciniting youas m'n was oad'y
soil On last inlay cveni'.s lie cal ell 4"
young lady pursuant to an engagement To e.
cort her to church, she was ia her room pre-
pairing To accompany him. Oar gay gatiant
stretches himself upon IN s'fI to await heF
coming, is souu in the land of dreams. The
young LAZY an entcrin: the r.''m ok In tue
Situstion, and ieparte for chu '"h a ne.
Wien our sleeper awake he found the young
lady g1pe and saw that he hal been sn""z
ing more III an All hour. MOI wnrI you ca
eu the girls. keep y ewes open.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24

REMEMBAR. Grant is the only pres
ileut TIA ut ever attemqte | to perpetu +, tie
himself in p,wer through his army ol
appointces; the only president that
ever demanded the repeal ofthe law crea.
ting the Treasury Department; the only
President that ever demanded the re-
peal of the Tenure of Olfice Acts, 50
tEat his power conll be increased.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24

The BUCKEYE SPIRIT. The
Cleveland PIai"deaier sxys: There are
! ut least 1900 German Republicans in
Guyah,ga c"nn,y who will vote agsi"s,
Grant; aud Ohio IL about IS safe for
Greeley a. NV York. which will give
him n large naj"rliy,
One thousand Repub lean. in Lucas
comfy, will vote for Horace Greeley.
There are said 10 be only eleven
Republicans in Obcrl:n, Ohio, who
sdl port Grant,
La every tow ship il Warren conn
ty, Ohio, III. { l. an ,reanlzcd Greeley
aud Brown ;lnb.
SUGGESTIVE FACT AND FiGuREs.--
w acn Mr. Lincoln first became Pf,s-
idc Il tIere were thii'y-one R=plbli-
eau, In the United States Senate. OF
thes.. Senators six arc dead, ,hrteen
ire Tor Grant aud ten are for Gree.ey.
TALLY AGAIN. William j. Fowler,
poitlcal editor ot The Rochester Er-
p,eSv, Grant organ, has Withdraw
from that paper, anI annnunccs hi
purpose t. supp 'r, Greeley aud Brown.
OVE MnRE ten. Milo $ lIa>call. al
lud onr of The Grant electors io'
hat state ia 1869. has written u letter
lrclarin. i"- Greeley, in which b'
says: Mr.. Grce ., regard a much
better man for ihis crisis than Gen
Grant. aud he is eert,iniy running on
!. mach better platform.
The Salem, Wash ,::pn county.
tew York; press (Repuhlic"n) ha>
hanged from Gran, 10 ,',cr!ry
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24
CLOSED.

All persons indebted to G. B. STILES are
requested 60 call and settle up ms soon IS poss'
ible, AS he has closed his old books. He has sold
one half of his business to Mr.. Phil Merriam
The new frm of Stiles & Merriam will carry
on the business at the old stand. Il takes
money to carry on businessi and ask tn. %
VINO owe lne to reome cat.
25.d 9. b Stiles.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24

Frank Lerlie's weekly which We have re-
eeivsd from the pnb;i.h.r. Is one Of the most
spicy and readable pietoria!s in the United
States. The number for July has good FOR
trait of Judge johnson, end ito bits at Grant
ags superb. Subscribe tor il
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CAMPAIGN REPU'BLIcAN. We will
.cud the LIBERAL REPrBLIcAS until after t"e
Presidential Campaign To suoserioers tor one
dollar. We intend 20 make our paper red-
hot readable sheet and ~orthy ofpla support
Let the friends Of free governin '"t every W.
assist ID in fsAting the present corrupt al
stratlon.
Liberal Republican. [volume] (Dallas, Or.) 1872-1???, 1872-08-24

ERw TIE SMoP.--Ws are pleased 10 learn
that Rosendorf d Co. intend starting a
branch Of their Hardware and Tin business
i'm this town. That's right We are glad 70 see
business men among Us who d. MT wince
business With their politics.
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self soi.e little indulgence to accomplish good
purpose Ten ,o thirty csnts % day, Aecordins
20 your age, will procure the payment Of ST.
oDe 20 $500 at your death! Ii 50. secure
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