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BEST ZOE aENERAL UsEs

It uses a STRAIGHT NEEDLE and
makes the LOCK Stick alike on
both sides Of the goods.
Its great economy ia Thread, using
only 2 IL yards OF thread to
make a seam one yard ia length
while some others require Q yards for
the same lengths also uses glazed and
fax thread. Its great power and aeu-
racy Of adjustment, passing through
with ease and celerItys
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HEALTH RITTERS.

DEEP RED from Herbs of ths Best Ne
uieinal Virtue They rurify tho Blood,
Cleanse sle System, prerfasing kesIth and
restoring al the disnrgai.ize1 functions Of
5le human body. Aspecias.y acting anon the
liset ans l-'nes. festarlns less appetite and
making the feeble frame & ronr
e Vegetable csusresitipu of the Bisters
can 90 no BARN. They are rEesarrei o an
Others By those who use fasaa Tie trade
can be supplied % liberal terms On IN
spectseu the Assessor % Nashville classd1
tiEela qs medicine and nos sahfect Is ths
A4por -as- tTgpa7cIl and eola 81
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oAnrBrLtsIILr IoDaE, 10. sci. :.

Meets Wednesday night, on or before
the fulf moon la each month. sam
lokels, ~. H.; Jas. Cook, Sec.
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Meets Thursday, on or before each
filll moon, James AIcCallum, Emil
nent Commander; w. j. Parkes, Iseeor-
der.
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Meets Friday. Oh or before che fuH
H4sen in each moneh. VIM. FaF1es, ~
TX ~. =. Nik0ns See.
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Masonic DIRECTORY.


y
KNIGHTS NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. COMMAND
FRY, 40. II
Meets Thursday, on or before each
flll moon, James AcCailnm, EHli-
nent Commander; w. j. Parkes, Iseeor-
der
PULASKI COUNCIL no. 8, ROYAL AND
SELECT MASTERS.
Meets Feurtis Tuesday nights in jan
uary, April, July and October. Z. Ed
naundson, TT. H.; y. S. Martin, Rec.
PULASKI en- APrf.R 40. 20, "a. A. aIAsoNS.
Meets Second Wednesday night in
each month. E. Edmunds0n, III. p;
John II. Kirk, Recorder.
PULASKI EopGF, no. 1OI, F. a a. II.
Meets Tuesday night or Or before the
Full Moon Ia each month. IL. Q. Bate,
". Ms ". r. Garrett See.
YNNv1LIE LoDeE, NO. lS5, F. & A. II.
Meets every Saturday, en- or after the
fall moon ia each month. ~ III. Rob
lnson, W. III; j. J.. Fry, See.
BRADSHAW LODGE, NO, 256, r. & A. II.
Meets Saturday night, on or after the
fun moon in each month. willis NoF-
ley, W. NJ; F. d. Norsham, Sec.
CAMPBELks7'EILE LoDGE, 40. Sol, T.
A. 81.
Meets Wednesday nighE on or before
the fif moon la each month. sam
lokelg, ~. a.; Jas. Cook, See.
ELKToN LoDcE. NO. p, r. & Al. 81.
Meets the first Friday night ia each
month.
BETHEL IopGE. Ne. 49, =. A. IL
Meets Friday nighf, on Or after the
full moon iii each month. Thomas j.
Campbell, ". q.
CoRNERsVIII.E LODGE, 80. l26, #. 6A.3L
Meets Saturday, oi or before the fall
moon d each month. g. r Orr, ~.
A., a. j. blackburn, Secretary.
l..sEllssScEHuRo LODGE, so. 1ef. i.
"a. ST.
Meets Friday. Oh or before the fuI5
Hacn in each month. VIM. EaT4es, ~.
..y ". =. Nik0ns See
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III 1AR.
by MRS. NJ. A. pESIsoN.

Yes said the girl passtopa,ely, ',ay
fiTeHis too narrow. too fpilof-pesty-cl res.
WPplA iiti befanS ,bfYpger;;itl mar ried
you? Eoa done Know &whae y"u ask
you don't know what an unhappy, dis
satisfied girl ! am; how tired of every
thing aboat me- From Monday M ern-
ing ill Saturday night, ! must perfbrm
sthe, same tifosoma duties Then thera
is always the rehearsal sa,qyday, and
the singing on Sunday, My father
rends his sermea TO me7iu tba middle of
the week, SO tina; is nothiSg new, Dou't
ask me to be oyouravite, L9pis; you
would be sorrs, ia s'ycarif I.saia yes
i thought you loved mes = said the
young man, sadly. '.s m
80 do; snt least I think d. sh C
added 9th n cnrions ingannnnsness
i am sure, Louis, l iogs no one better
than you; but | tell you this kind OF
life don't sn:t me- -i-
,'Whet would suit you, dear r.
Il hardly dare say but [ should like
to be something great-to be look cd up
to, admired--spokan of with enthnsias,
tic praise. should prefer 90 live in IL
city where / could see great people and
art galleries and go to concerts Yes,
and to the theatre, though father thinks
it so wicked
'Ah, Alice, dear. your b bead is turned.
not your heart; pray God not your
heart. Going to the great city has
changed you; and yet if 1 remember,
you did not like your rich relatiyes.'
No, nor they mo f; but they found me
very handy, ! could make over their
dresses and embroider dainty littIe neckE,
ties, and serve them in thousand ways;
yet, slave,liIo though it was, in one
sense, they huve invited me. aud am
6 Ing there again, to stay six weeks
ooh Alice!p
And then, when / come back--ifI
do'--sheo paused q ntoIHept,. for LOUIS =
face lind changed, and, after all she did
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went forward, whehiDoagass wasruaelJ
stopped 4aitRel door Lhs TTast aoniggel
EaDd ihGsn@pfesI ne toi;cat withq white
blkA observation-disclosures all iaospthsii
dinner, the company osttheisipay ,for.it
aud' Virginia had hetissvsngso for bGst-
|aysbufg ttnd IAppemattox:7issb 10 yiS'
Z h!Are We men9oiu children waolplay such
/ EsillJ games as otllis?di I'd boisoio7q 9IG |
f7 Suppose tho friendship qof Hayti
Should become impoaantito dsi-Land the
/ stfbGs often have need ofthe Iiwesk, ias
h thousand examples would > shoW.sl.we
telegraph Hayti to send aespeeiul, 'enso }
to Washington, and she sends one who
lands at New " "Orieansbsor, Savannah
stalf We order Him into negro-car Iand
refuse to let him eaeS till heg reaehes
iWashihgtouFa Ifnot, why treat him
better than the member from Florida ior
the Senator from Mississippi?odI loot
~ A few days Since, q white family,
Having hired private box at a theatre
went thither ia dael time,a anticipating
an evening ofpleasure, but their child s
nurse was yellow, and could not be nd
h,itiedi, 90 iiiis family ffii Sseus hono and
sulkcd through the evening" edlv,ho
profited by their iIossa ii , .ooh .iotdu
'7. Men Of the South! you we're once
accounted shrewd politicians Does
this look like it? Are you not allowing
your women to uleyou? We entreat you
to heed the Englishman' 8 r ex hortation
70 his departing friend t'Be good to
yourself, John" We lneea no civil
rights bill if you will only evince u little
homcly common sense But showing
your representatives iii Congress and
their wives into filthy s1nok ing cars,
while. yon compel theul to pay first class
fare, is folly which you will surely be
ashame1 cf Whenever your heads are
cool. Isn't it the wise way TO do what
ypu ultimately must while yet you'grace..
,lully mayy-.Nc,c lwl Tribaac f2M.
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80 IiHRlfa 7uVy aSV5t qIea "

quiet, holy, devoted man. Perhaps hs
S9&e etfs tpEsPtl lbssh lhs had .Sa child 81 bSthf
loved me. I was addicted 70 the, hnb i
of reading and msmosisipgaplayp. Night
after night l satour sIauoasing the
tfagsdiss i'of' SiidktspeaFess saaAsih asdas,
fthsa passiom hadanslso ioverpewsring thai
fF determined to seek stseaoity 'aud eutci
upon the theatrical proiessioHgI
had NO ,9 ,ms9thesrg @ Y EooSanda; aghs Vas dead
pMS beauty attracted aipssssalinI attention
Snceessturned my hea d-fiattery ruined
To-day Iama azDsthefand Homifo;
1aahd sif fsr The aiy s5n Fde does lie noe curse
the name Of the mother who bore him.
Alice was weeping, 1s.l9 ID
You are young mud beautiful when
you ask to come hcfe.yoa' cd mot dream,
E9f lhs perils that may ,Bssst y5a ,Like
me, you may live to cry out, 4 am. .lost!'
Like me, YOU may hear that your father
has seue broken; n;hesrted to tbegrave !;
thatst the. .msa villa loFad+ y6u, !, !apa a aIwhon,
you ! slloyeaE5if sssas5- there be such-is the
husband lofaa happy wife,liwY on, may
weep for . the priceless love you threw
from you, for life of care, of hardly
won case,, of hateful splcnder! eI,here,
chilli 3didn't mean to make you iIia. cry ;
but lido saysthat willingly would die
I'tos;anoff99wo could 1 bring back. my inlnno-
cent youth Go homo, young girl; and
when you arc tempted to be great, think
of tho star you saw last night, ,blazins
with false lustre and remember how
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-dArWorti With the ChiyaIIys

We have not. as, is, obvious, taken a
hsoly'i"terest int'AIry Summers Civil
Rights project Whatever its essential
merits we did not approve the policy of
ehgraftihg such a measure on general
amnesty We want universal amnesty
unpurchascd, unqualified, unbalanced
BY an 1$scs soG, 5mb hsA wqH oItai,ed inn
parlih 1sdaragoa We havcssupported
each from the outset, not as make!
weight to something else, but because it
pas Eass assfbssay ans pbehausssdHy right
Now that :he scheme of attaching
civil rights to amnesty has resulted in
the temporary defeat of both, we ask the
Sometime aristoch,cy Of the South to
look at civil Cifyop plense sociaD rights
Ipin The light OF these accomplished and
undenianla facts. n' ',tr ga ., 81.
.nitBisI9faat tiat the blacks are here
nearly tive Williops of theiq -zand are
not going away. A handful may 90
ss-ttom fipg to fine, but 1T least ninety
pine Of rTqy Aqqqdrsel will stay. 1t is
frct that they arc free, aud cannot be
lyrree1-eepSl9ved, You might as well attanpt
to recover the dew of last Fourth OF July
morning us to re-snsIuve these five mil
lions %. -s6''Fs 7i. tzat I.
T. q. ?. 1GgI-r cEs SGles- r rrr
1t is fact that they vote, as others
do, and are eligible to Office. Six or
paiSht of them are now members Of Coz.
sress as ihofe will be, since a majority
Ipfthe voters are black in.at least twen
districts. gCsee rhi
hs Do you suppose can you Imagine, that
these eolored members Of Congress are
always to journey TO and from Washing-
ton in spoking cars? Can you really
afford to isist that they shall? 'Ii
We saw most respected minister of
the Gospel driven-eut of u Philadelphia
horse 2 eaf 1compslled to stand on she front
platform or get off altogether-about the
time'o that Philadelphia gave several
thousand majority for lineeln's re-elec-
ten VI. course, we knew that couldn't
last, and it didn't s9 ,ts'
HTIdly aqI year ago, Frederick Douglass
k+1a Southerner born, Of w!,nm the South
will yet haze the seuse to be proud-was
returning fromsa most important mission
to San Domingo in company with Seha.
tors Node and other associates on thai
mission 'Roaehingga Virginia steam.
boat, almost ia,sigtt ofa table, there was
iaGeil for dipncsaaad, the commissioacrs
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4 Sense. Sense, Of ILuuIm1or.

=, Z - IA
If you tell man that he has no
poetieal faculty, no talent for iIiathcma-
81 ties, ,rQ genius for qratory, or for
pptpral js,! acieneea oE FOR metaphysics, ,ihe
VII very like agrcd, With you; DE may
eve admit, though that is less common,
that his logic is not ,remsrkable' for
clearness or precision, and he will very
often consent with surprising reudincss
to be pronounced deisicnt in any of tho
Christian virtues. 9h But We have never
known anybody who would frankly con-
fcss that tho was' without a sense of
hun,or. We have been acquainted with
seiior wranglrrs, d,with professors of
political economy with tlielnbers OF
Parliament possessed by a morbid appe-
tito for useful iinibrmation, ueS Seny with
contributors to comic newspapers and
we have never met any Que candid
enough or sufficiently acquainted with
his own powers, to5 admit What is at
worst rather ainlisfortune than fault
On the 9th r hand. If We were 10 apply
to people for their opinion of their
Fneighbors, we should come to, theacon-
clusion that the faculty was more hk ely
10 be non.exiseent titan omnipreseph
No Frenchnah, we are sometimes told,
has real sense of humor the German
article is Of Tho 1hpmblest kind o
Scotcbmap aan- only be- assailed by
imeans Of 3 surs!ca! operation and, IN
short, if we except a few Ehglislilncn,
lrishmen, and Americans, the whole
world is in state of utter darkness.
The fact probably is that the word
"humor," though We fiattcr ourselves
That we attach distinct meaning to it
has as shifting and indefinite a signitica
ton as most other words which imply
that our cnotions have been accurately
;inilyzed In someatmeanings of the
term, anybody who is capable OF d horse,
hugh may tlatser hinklelf tlmt hn has a
sense Of ha@osJ dnoihers, iitsirnrl lies a
very rare and delicate tacultysindeed
We may perhaps venture 10 assume that
humor in all its seuses implies certain
delight in strange contrasts of mood IRA
pleasure in extraotinga laughter. from
tears, or Ofceo UeySag more or less. de-
cided love of the bizarre and eccentric
and therefore, in itslcreatiye shapes, a
power of blending together the most
diverging lines OF sentiment so as to
produce harmonious or at least agree
able effects. That which is specially
ahtipathetic to the humorous man is the
prolonged barpiag upon uone Istripy
whether OF statistics or sentiment, and
he longs to introduce some variety, eyen
at tiio cost of logic or of reverence. 1t
naturally follows that u lScry large
province oil the Numerous is syabSolutcls
iuterdicted to women. .lAap5 9of the
m ost amusing vthingsD that sever have
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The j Future ef south CARO- 'ctaarrsollI aaa

/ =
Cicero said with respect TO tue doc
trine- of the Immortality of the soul: u If
itbga dream, JET me dream on, - Some
how or otter haye gOt tie noatia6h 9TH ID ID
our head that South Carolina is . great
place, and destined, ultimately to be
greater. It may that We are prejudiced
in fqysrEos the esstates BE d1 So; there
is luxury j. in loyipg any thing. We
know there are many things in South
6roiinaith atenrc very nudssirablssnThe
State goYernmentuby, thess sdhersnts of
all political creeds, is acknowledged to
4 g &C Sas & sHsss. z: ssfg eRs.e s.hs s9.a
be said of the government of South Car
olina Will Eeplgstop9 9erNsFyat extont,
to,eyery State in the Union. Corruption
IS The orderSof the Gay. Z sFsf Bdit'from
us 70 offer any paiiiation for-the- general
degradation the times. ii We deplore
it. Corrupt and partisan as is the gov
ernmcnt Of South Caroiinn, it would be
very difficult to find q spot n,shlsrglobe
which makesoa more pleasant home, The
soil in South Carolina is not so rich us
is the soil of some other; localitinsI but
there arc few spots in the State Of South
Carolina where an Industrious man can
not make a good living The simple fact
That South Carolina has not been pros.ra
ted beyond hope of recovery by, her own
rulers, is an evidence of her. powers Of
endurance. The recuperative power Of
tho State OF, South Carolina is demon
strated BY the fact that her people, as a
/ general thing, commenced tle3 world
atter'the war'poor, and nany.oo Of them
worse ithapnpeeE-daeplY in debt. Not
wiihstapdipg the continual pressure aud
drainage to which the Inhabitants Of
South Carolina have, fort the last sixs
years, beeh sdbjected, Tths Z Industrious
portion of them have increased In wealih.
If tie Statc Of Sdutif earoiinu has been
able to'gfbw tuhdef otk6 heavy burdens
which have been imposed upon her, what
would She do Id the 'e7enttfesc .burdcnsl
we're removed III yni1uh ,e1pjslsi i
iIIfme are askedI,forn eut, ,qreasaas for
belioFing that these qperous and crush
ing 9 burdens will ultimately sn be- remoYe s
our simple reply is that night aud dark
ness must be followed BY day and Fight.
When or how change win 'takeeiplacei
in South Oatolina, we do not ipretena to
know. We confidently expect a change
sometime. When this change comes,
we are greatly mistaken if South Caroli-'
ia is not ranked as one of the first States
in the Union. If all this is q dream,
we desire to dream on. II is pleasant.
II may be an air castle; If SO, r the fall
Nillainjure no ono Eorkeil;eI Enqaii,er.
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a story is told ef.la soldier who was
frozen in Siberia. His last remark was,
1T isex- lie then froze AS stiff as
mprble. Iu the summer of 1860 some
physicians found MIN, after having lain
frozen for one huadred upd fifteen years.
ifhsyo sredpallythswsd .hia, and upon
animssion'bs being resteFca he seopclalcd
his septopeewiai;- ai;-1scGedingIy cold
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A San Frsucisco paper is put out Of
ocnevolence by little fun at its ex-
pense, aud says !: we regard the afro
cious correspohdent ns nu internal .fend,
a false-tonguedF middigbs.tmonster, - a
'red-handed assassin, a thief a he-schonl-
niarm, u fraud, a ghost, aud an napleas-
ant person. I5We esteem him "a pea
green demon of the steaming pit t'with7a
cottonwood tail, eyesrin his sides, and a
cork neck studded with hot deor-knobs
If there isiaDything1 worse that tais, we
think him that'c vtaov ,r,,ft .s,
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.llDr, Beshie. On erpipep eminent surgeon Of
Esdipburg, processes to have discovered
sovereign cure for the severe headache
to which so many nervous women arc
subject, and az she esassis numerous in
all American cities, coasideritsobligatory
to give circulation to the DOCTORS prss7
cription, without ,,youching, however,
for its efficiency. 1t is a very simple
one, as follows: i,
Turpentiae, in doses Of twenty or
thirty drops, given at intervals of an
hour or two, will not only remove the
headache, but produce in wonderful
manner a coothius influence.
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'"'4 = L4I.A n LJ1tl 10 L4if
; Gentlemen Of the jprys said ! blum
dering counsel. in in Q al5gpal.l sui. about = lot of
hogs, thsre were Just thirtg;sE hogs in
the drove: Please to s3rsmemmber, that
facs--thirty,si1 hhpsssmT9jgsst, ,tIhHF three times
as many as in that jury box gentlemen"
The eaausel didn't gain kis. case,
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> u .11fHcW
"A publisher sent to 2. Norristo9Ep edi-
tor the other day a new song, entitled
iWhat Shall hall Ny I[,oye Wear The
Norristowpa man man. regarded the question
wholly in its merala aspects, and sat down
and wrote aikind but firm article, re-
commanding her to Yeath her clothes.
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." HHt sFlAnlni q, .YIv. 100. .li Tsya
,aAl young SwPaap died 41I,Ii in Connecticut
weighing four hundred and twenty-five
pounds. The coffin proved too Big to
go into the house, or into the ,hearse-
G9o501 G951rll heavy syySs55p dSSgfA ttsbRlistgara
and finally the grave was small for
it! 1t was hardly fair far. person Of
thcse alimensionstoEdieslfat saseR He
should ohavsl laied bydiachesytus s,oa
e7raasetpi'snoa cd, os susubusms
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81 Smith aud jones rwsrs tat the pepage
'rie, and1the ooaYersaton sarned. on OAR
wins, theorye,sIook at that moakoy,
snid su,iths Ebink Of anNsPdsysloped
human i'sooHpman !rrssaid JsBes, con-
ltennntnousk. si.,s,no mora human. than 1
am.' ai' r1esI .w .b5ri,.,, ,,.t
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lAaThe Legsfd Gfa aEastsr iggs.
S5,I.,ad. o.,,,..

bxA ffrzlJaNGs o'pRIES.
bnR bpingia ,bSIo--Io ,aqirsg .s.rpiq
oDsarast Pnpas says my1bngip,wc,i
fH5 ne e)mefrilyuoiiabed on his fathers knee,
II why are those eggs that you see me hold
Cotored 30 finely With bIaca IND g6idF
4Andyyha.eisthe,b ,beautifql, bird that lays
lsuch. Aesaiit tiiegss. Oh Eastor days."
I4Yodl hayei heard. myoboy, 0ttAcg ina gmnaps yh}
died, ,dT3IT zoos
ySrowned with keen thorpss and crpcifed;
And how Joseph the wealthy $hom God
reward
Cared for the corpse of his martyr'd IoSd, |
And piously tombed it 'withiHthe rock, /
And closed the gate with mighty block.
Now oloso by The tomb a fair tree grew,
Wisthe epsndplous leaves and blossoms of blue;
And deep in the green trees shadOwy breast
"A beautiful singing bird sat on, her nest.
Which was bordered with MOSES. like mali
'Fy;i 7ehite,7
And held four eggs of ivory white.
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i The rlss .ps9Pls 81 Of Saffs aan1s.,
at at the RsrfYarnsaEpce otfv, Of !, boy Who PHYS
pRgt one tuqf e On tha pia9q with his Isft haPd.
apathertuasl ayistbb ~ sbahl his gigS whistles
third a9se a9f beats + the av bass ass drum Win his
,toes,n, Wears glad that this deplSrable
saa hyss psaibaia fir ayay Sa aiS,gS, IS SashSs & : If
he resided jjq fpHgn sF55f 10 booa &c.
fapadb dbl#f sense ge.9 9f d duty SenIa fnPs us to
F eyam q. hi hin f full Of percussion saPs and
stheR drop hin of, of French ROOT hPon
rs 81 as ai tS ifpfB that That sPafsSsd1sy Pass1
Sn, as SIMS y eeidi raisi7ba 1oa az sov'
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13

,i.Ap exchange. says: Cleveland In has
invented patent bug buster. = Nprke !
with an, air pump, Alt Al the aPefta5es in
aFoono are, stopped but but eS oas sE s Which mic
the deadly bustsE s5j is Plaifed PLACED. i'ss ss
,haustipg the receiver, Fp, 2 eg eqFrsIf Of aIris
produced st sstrens ee 81 enough og S t9 draw fho
5yermin out Of the room rroso'mnts throqgh !, ths sir
pump into # the Sa ahsqppers s,osh where shsy are
PVT under ths biRptlpenesl biRptlp !Yss of cAIoEa.osm
aud stabbed iq the sa sS, ssk with i, sp p;sSh-
iork. - yEla i,oon adi tdnnh nsa ndiR
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13

i yAnuIlinoisl country paper s4star ventures y p
othatas thswaEmw weather. h egifs aavasaess sas
The hope that the eIhh IhipoihS 2eh Fa LesisalasuFe sa
will adjourn must m be esgtbS ssrpnggthSsnss, sa, 1Se-
cause when rmalarR di begins st 70 ssrIns up
from the miestie ,bogs Of Of the b1sS SaDsamon Da,o
the members viii foe. that SRrinst@'ia 'se is
for them, Aaupo p loyes !,qsR s. SUN
ing mark, and sfastens 1ii99n, ii9n, no pnigSs. 9ns 80
readily as. on legislator fHl fIeShdast5sd s5y Sy
his, efforts to rival ,p}ep9sth1eeaqltessf .vss
The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1872-04-13

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