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Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

%r.s>i<u iMrrnENcE.--Both American
n i.,,&i.-il mails ere broken open and
i'll =. l.; Spanish officials at Havana. Full
PARTICULARS of laie outrage OF this kind
ave !.c.n forwarded from Havana to the
hit. d States Postmaster General and to
he Brush Government. Of course, the
Spaniar;s Is will plead not guilty, as they
lid in he complaint Of the American Con-
,ul at ,Marzanila. Caba for a similar out
age bat, IN the present case, they have
. ds,l mainly with England, and that ex.
:use will not avail As to the United
States under the present Federal authori-
ties, their threats or expostulations are
treated in careless manner. The Span
:sh officials in Cuba seem neither to fear
nor respect the United States under Gen.
3rant
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tablislied
THE S0UTm CAHoIiiNIAN.
This journal will be devoted 10 the
Political and Industrial Interests ot the
State, and will also consider the questions
that affect the whole country. Whilst wG
expect to he the unfettered representa-
tive of the true interests and the tohsti-
tutional rights of all classes Of the pee
pie, we shall seek not to forget that our
zeal should be tempered with discretion,
and that the sense even OF wrongs aiiti
outrages should not cause us to overlook
the suggestions of prudence. Our policy
we shall seek to make at once bold and
sagacious. Our leading objects will be
to secure political fidelity, and to further
the work of material development, and
to advance the cause of virtue, intclli-
gence, and official integrity. Against
corruption in high places, against ofii
cial swindling, against all Rings dctri-
mental to the popular interests, we shall
wage stern and ceaSeless war.
We shall further endeavor to mako
THE SOUTH CAROLINIAT
such a vehicle of News and Intelligence
on every important subject, rs will conf
mend it on this score, to the public. We
propose to make a liberal use Of all the
means Mt our command to impart value
and interest to our columns.
Democratic" though we are i'll our
political sympathies and views Of gov
ernmcnt, we shall be prepared to unite
cordially with good and true men of all
other parties in securing the priceless
blessings of good and honest govern
mcnt.
"Native and to the manner born" we
are, nevertheless, in full accord with good
and true men, whatever may bo the acci-
dents of birth and country. We advo-
cate the policy Of n generous welcome to
the European immigrant and the North
ern settler.
The South Caroliniau makes an appeal
to the honest masses of the State. Inde
pendent as it is, and will bc, of oil rings
and cliques, and combinations inconsis-
tent with the popular interests, it must
derive it's bodily life from the people at
large, whose interests in the country, AMI
in the village, town and city, it will faith
fully and zealously uphold.
TERMS:
Daily, six months .......................".S4 90
Tri- Weekly, six months.................. 2 50
Weekly, (when ready)... so
ADVERTISING RATES.
Advertisements will be inserted at the
rate of seventy five cents per square for
the first, and fifty cents per square for
each subsequent insertion. Liberal con-
tracts made with those wishing to adver-
tise for three, six, or twelve months.
JOB PRINTING
Will be executed with fidelity and des-
patch.
JOHN P. THOMAS,
Editor and Proprietor.
Jan 30 If q
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Sherif,s Sale.

Reuben xs mecarty. e}ecFtf,F Fl, F'
Is rected, in the above stated case, I
will proceed to sell at Edgefield C. H..
OH the first Monday in February next,
the following property Of the Defendant,
Reuben McCarty, to Wit:
( ONE TRAU9 OF ENND. scohtainine
Two Hundred Acres, more or less. adj,
jnining lands of Dick Clary, Obediah
Berry, Samuel Samples and others"
TeEms Cash. Titleaahd Stamps Extra
: "a & I. =: ~ - J. f. McDEYITT, s. E. q. :
Jan. f3 - ? 4ts 4
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Rel;gieuIys;; Services, s.,

The following are the appointments for
preaching during the present year in the
BAPTIST Church of this town and at Mt.
Tabor:
Edgefeld, on the lst, 3rd and 4th Sun
days in every month, at II o'clock, A. M.
Sunday School at ct everySunday).
Mt. Tabor, on the I'd Sunday in every
month, and Saturday preceding, at II
A. NJ. L. BROADDUS, Pastor.
Jan. 81, LIN
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State of South Carolina

EDGEFIELDe COUNTY. -
IN PROBATE COURT
Charner Crocker,
Frances E. McEvoy, Petition
VS 1or
Matilda Mobiles, Partition.
Lewellyn Mobiles, ct al.
BpY virtue of an Order from the Hon.
Id D. L. Turner, Probate Judge, in the
above entitled cause, will proceed to
sell at Edgetield, c. H., on Sale-day in
February next, to the highest bidder, at
public outcry, the following Real Estate,
viz: .
ALL THAT TRACT OR PARCEL OF
LAND, situated in Edgefi Id County,
and State aforesaid, containing Three
Hundred and Forty-one Acres, more or
less, on the waters of Horse Creek, ad
Joining laads of the Graniteville Manu-
featuring Company, James Powell, Mrs.
burst and others.
Said Land will be sold in three sepa-
rate Tracts. Plats of same will be ex-
hibited on day of sale. c'-
Terms Cash. The purchaser to pay the
costs of the suit and for stamps and titles
extra
Tor. IL 9t 4
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THE AMERICAN
Combination ButtOn.HOle
SEWING MACHINE,
rs now admitted to be far superior to
l. all others as a Family Machine. The
SIMPLICITY, EASE and CERTAIN
TI with which it operates, as we'll as the
uniform excellence of its work, through
out tho entire range of sewing, in
Stitching, Hemming, Telling, Tucking,
Cording, Braiding, Quilting, Gather
ing and Sewing on, Overseanins,
Embroidering on the Edge,
And its Beautiful Button Hole and Eye
lei Hole Work,
Place it unquestionably lar in advance OF
any other similar invention. 1t is also
admirably adapted to MANUFACTU.
RING PURPOSES OH Wooden, Cotton
and Linen Fabrics.
For dress and shirt making and tailor-
ing, it has no equal.
1t is also the CHEAPEST, intrinsical
ly. as we'll as the BEST, since it Ii really
TWO MACHINES combined in one, (by
simple and beautiful mechanical ar
rangcment never before accomplished by
human Ingenuity making either the
Lock Stitch or Button Hole Stitch, as
occasion may require.
RD> This is the only new family ma
chine that embodies any Substantial i'm
provement upon the many old machines
in the market.
O. F. CHEATHAM,
Agent for Edgefield County.
Ian 3l tt G
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Jan 10
State of South Carolina

EDGEFlELD COUNI4 I.
IN PROBAT TIE COURT.
Butler Williams, Admir-.
of Estate of John B. Petition to
Williams, decd, sell Real Es
VIZ tate to pay
Wilson NJ. Corley and wife, Debts.
Mary w. Corley, ct al.
Y virtue of an Order from the Pro-
bate Court OF said County, in this
cause, will sell at Edgetield G. H., on
the first Monday in February next, the
REAL ESTATE described ir the plead
ings, to wit:
one TRACT OF LAND lying in said
County, on Turkey Creek, adjoining
lands of John Cheatham, n. C~rley and
Homestead set apart to Mrs. Mary w.
Corlcy for her Dover, containing Three
Hundred and Forty-one Acres, more or
less.
Said Tract will be divided and sold in
two separate Tracts.
Terms of sate.-One-th third of the pur-
chase money and costs to be paid in cash.
The balance on credit until first day of
November next.
Titles and Stamps extra.
J. II. McDEVITT, s. E. c.
jan l2 Ate
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OBITU A r Y.

DIED, in Sparlanburg S. c., at the resi-
dencc Of w. X. Blake, Esq, on Tuesday
10th january, 1877, MARY ELIZA
JONES, daughter of Capt. LEWIS and
REBEccA JONES, Of Edgcticd, S. G..
At the early age of sixteen years. this
dear child was called to her reward. Tho
race was sharp, but it was not lonS-the
battle was fierce, but tho victory COM
plete. Her sickness, through apcriod of
nearly ten weeks, was beautiful illus
tration Of Christian patience and resig-
nation. Though subjected to the most
intense SuilerinEs, murmur was never
heard TO escape her lips; and just before
she expired, in reply to the question,
"Are you ready to go?' she replied,
Yes, ready and willing; pray that J
may have strength to bear my sutlerings.'
Her dying chamber furnished scene
over which an angel might have went
tears Of rejoicing With 4 calmncss al
most supernatural, and an earnestness
bordering on inspiration, she addressed
father and mother and brothers and sis
ter, with appropriate words of exhorta-
ton and comfort, and urged them all to
meet her at her Fathers home in Heavens;
and the response from hearts almost
breaking with grief, BY tho grace o.
God We will meet YOU there" registered
in Gods great book of rcmenlb brancc.
will. we doubt not, bc in them all The he
ginning of Il new life, even that which
"is bid with Christ III God"
At the age OF fourteen, the subject OF
this notice proicssed religion, and united
horsclf with the NJ. +. Church South.
Endowed by nature with Il warm and af-
;ccti1nate disposition, gentle and aifablc
in hei manners, she was tenderly loved
by her teachers and companions, all o!
whom, on seeing this notice, will drop Il
tear OF sympathy with the more nearly
bereaved. Her devotion to her family.
and to her mother especially, was most
touching; and the struggle between sepa-
ration from one so loved, and resignation
to the will OF God. was severe indeed;
but even in this, she obtained the victory,
and her last words to father and mother,
were words Of comfort and of hope.
Sweet child! Not dead, but sleeping!
Rest in peace in the bosom OF your moth
er,-earth; and when the angel trump
shall wake YOU from your calm repnsc,
God grant that you may meet again, IA
thcr, mother, brothers, sisters, friends,
in tha! blessed land, where there is no
sorrow, no night, and where death is
swallowed un in victory"
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Death OF Two DIstineuishrd Ne,

Death OF Two Distinguished Men.
EX-Governor Thomas Bragg of North
Carolina, and Genl. Robert Ewell, of the
Confederate Army. EN-Gov. Bragg wes
The elder brother OF Gen. BraXton Bragg,
and, it will be remembered, succeeded
Mr.. Benjamin as AttOrney-General in
the cabinet OF President Davis. He was
born in Warren County, North Carolina,
in 1910, and died in Raleigh ten days
ago.
Gen. Robert Stoddard Ewell died, at
his home, in Maury County, Tenn. on
the 25th January. His name is indisso
lubly connected with that of the great
and good Stoncwa!l jackson, in whose
corps he was division General. When
Stonewall Jackson was wounded in the
battle of Charlottesville (May 1863
General Ewell succeeded him as leader
in the fight. He was afterwards made
Lieutenant General and placed in pcrma-
nent command of the Second Corps of
the South. He was wounded in the bat
tie of the Wilderness in 1864, after which
no retired from active service and as
sumed command of the Department OF
Henrico. Since the war Gen. Ewell has
lived in retirement. He was native of
the District of Columbia, and aged fifty
two years.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

Fatally B,,RxT-We regret to learn
.i,at. ,ll !uesdav morning last, q little
by. aY.i about SIX wears, son OF Mr.. Ep-
M, living in the neighhorEool of Mace
iania G.! arch. near Pomaria, was hunt to
lvaiil. IT,. i.;:,i followed lis father to q
ccc ol nrw ground where the hands were
onrn;nc trash PTS, and while standing
i,.ar oa4 OF he turning heaps his clothes
ook fir.. aud before ii was discovered he
ros iir>,';v hnrn, and died almost i.nme-
diatclv.-Newberry Herald.
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THE ADVERTISER
Alarmed at Mr. Ti,man's Commu-
nicutjOu.


The Daily Union, the Radical organ in
Columbia, is disquieted over Hon. G. D.
Tillman's plans and propositions, as pub
lished in the last 4dvertiser, and writes
81 long piece to prove that the Democrats
of South Carolina are Il signally dishon-
cst set oI men. As for the mass of the
negroes, if they could only see it, it were
far better for them, now and i'll the long
run, to fall into the hands of the Demo-
cratic rascals than into those of theil
Radical friends. The Democrats would
mt least let them vote with shirts on theil
backs, while the Radicals will soon send
them to the polls naked and with empty
stomachs.
But we shall doubtless hear from Mp
rii!nlan again.
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Professional Card.

4 HE undersigned respectfully offers
his services to the citizens OF Edgeiicld
Village and vicinity, as Practitioner OF
Medicine, in all of its branches.
He can be found at the Episcopal Par
sonage at all hours, Except when Profess
sionally engaged,) and will give close
and prompt attention to all who may IA
vor him with their patrol &c.
w. s. SHEPI ARD. N. D.
Jan, II st
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g@ On Monday last Graniteville and
Langly mills shirtings and sheetings ad-
vancel half cent Per yard.
ng- in the U. S. House of Representa-
tions on Monday, Voorhees, presented a
bill declaring Spain and Cuba belligerents,
and allowing vessels to bear their respec-
tive flags in United States waters. Con-
.iderable discussion followed, showing a
favorable disposition, bat an unwilling
ness to adopt the measure in the shape
proposed until the Foreign Relations
Committee reported A vote to suspend
the rules resulted: Yeas, %; nays, 100.
The bill was then referred to the COM
nittee on Foreign Affairs.
E.E Miss Jane Cameron, of Greenville,
was accidentally burned to death on Thurs
day.
@ A colored boy named Walker Gibbs,
aged about eighteen years, accidentally
shot himself in Aiken on Monday last,
and died an hour or two afterwards from
the effects Of the wound
ny- A den of the United Brethren was
organized at Chester last Monday even
ing. a yellow school teacher, named Rich
ardson, is chief of the klan, and Peter
Agus, secretary. This is a branch of the
Scott Ku-Klux recently organized in Co.
lumbia in the interest Of the present ad-
nlnlstration.
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Khan from voting or holding any Office
of profit. or trust under the laws of the

Khan from voting or holding any Office
of profit, or trust under the laws of the
State.
On Saturday, in the Senate, the bill to
provide for a general license law occa-
stoned some debate, upon amendments
being offered, one of which was by Sena-
or Arnim, that revenue derived from
rri licenses should be paid over to the
eounty instead OF The S;a:c authorities.
;"::i.+ was done away with for the time
sing Ivy ..lr. Afnim raising tho point o.!
,c,;er that ali measures to provide for
revenue for the State must originate III
:hc lower branch, in accordance with the
provisions Of the State Constitution. The
Chair was of the oniuion that the point
was well nude, and for further time the
,,n>icera:i n of The bill was made the
,nen!al order ior Wednesday, at Up. IN.
The House was not III session on sat
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From the LaGrango (Ga.l Reporter

DIED, In LaGrange, Ga, on the even
ing Of the 3rd OF January, 1872, of pro-
tracted illness, which terminated in con-
sumption, Mrs. Lou l.. GLANToN. wife
Of John II. Glanton, In the 3Sth year oi
her age, leaving husband and six chill
dren, to mourn their loss
Her long illness she bore with exem-
plary Christian patience and resignation,
and az her body weakened, the mental
faculties seemed to increase in strength,
exhibiting, potently, the power of Chris
tian faith in her Last hours, closing her
earthly career calmly and peacefully.
Long will she be remembered by hearts
that were knit to hers by the tenderest
ties of affection. The Christian hope
must be, and is their consolation, and
may her virtue be the guiding star OF
her children and friends, and may their
last hours be as calm and peaceful rs
hers. lI a.
"Rest in peace, thou gentle spirit
o. Thr0ned aboye; -.,.ae
Souls. like thine, with God inherit
Life and Love-"
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The Mast Exciting MciodramS ofthe

Ddys
Tho most exciting moloScama of the
day has been the trial oe>Afrs. Wharton,
at Annapolis, Md. Tbfs trial, after last
ing over month, yas concluded on the
cath Of January. And the wretchcd wo
man, accused ofpoisoning relatives and
friends, was<pronounced by the Jury
"Not GuDH." The closing scene is de-
scribedas one of absorbing interest and
excitement. Audience, prisoner, Judges,
lawyers, jury, all found it difficult to
pdaintain their equilibrium under t',esi
Vgularlv solemn and impressive circum-
stances. This unfortunate and apparent
IL deeply wrongcd lady is not however
ont of her troubles. She is to be tried
again in April upon an indictment frr
poisoning a Mr.. Van Ness. Mr.. Van
Ness, it will be remembered, was des-
pcrately i'll in her house, but recovered.
We doubt very much, though whether
she is ever brought to trial upon this in
dictment. Without something devclopes
Itself in the meantime pointing moro di-
rcctly to her guilt, we earnestly hope
she will not. II Mrs. Wharton is limo.
cent-and God alone knows then hel
accuser;; ought to be hanged.
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Important to Cotton Planters
COTTON FOOD SECURED BY LETTERS PATENT.

IN
highes stgradeof =
Georga fol
the
10. ~ .. .
Itprouceza better quality Of cotton its effect the second with
onethd
drilling
PRICE IN AUGUSTA-s6O CASH. S85 TINE. -
quality Peruvian Agents
quantities. refund will make equal fails
o ~ 33-&
will be filled by
Il IN e bl.a GRAHAM & BUTLER, Agents,
ii'lt- - = 80. -, t-'I'' ~ - AUGUSTA GA.
CERTIFICATES.
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HARDWARE. HARDWARE
TUST received Forty Kegs NAILS a
81 6! cts. per pound, or S. per Keg.-
These are strictly cash prices. Otherwise
- cts. will be charged.
II Dozen Scovill No. 2 Hoes,
6 I" Mulford & Sprague Hoes,
( Collins Axes,
Milford & Sprague's Axes,
6 " Curry Combs.
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Groceries! Groceries
GROCERIES! !!

Wow in Store full supplies
BACON, HAMS, LARD,
No. l MACKEREL,
Best Family FLOUR,
Choice New Orleans SYRUP,
Superior Florida SYRUP,
MOLASSE', best quality,
COFFEE, good article,
SUGARS, various grades.
RICE, CHEESE, MACCARONI,
SOAP, SrARCH, CANDLES,
Canned FRUITS and VEGETABLES,
Sardines, Oysters, Lobsters, &c.
Soda, Butterand Sugar CRACKERS.
And, in shortgeverything in the Gro
Gerry trado, alEofwhich 1 am selling at
only moderateprofit.
wv. F.. DURISOE, Sn.
Ian. 81 -. I'm. 81 - r.s.sE.SsGr
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Tax Payers, Take Notice.
COUNTY AUDITORS OFFICE,
EDGEFIELD, Jan. 30tb, 1872.
TNHOSE persons who have failed to pay
4 .htir taxes and penalty will do well
t., come forward and pay up before the
10Th nf Feb, as after that day the law
will be followed to tho letter.
ROBERT \. LYNCH,
County Auditor.
Jan. 80, Yt 3
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

AN AFFAIR OF HoSoR.-An unfortu-
nate difficulty occurred last evening.
(says the Columbia Phoenix, Of the 25th)
oetween Mr.. Phillip Porcher and Mr.. E.
" Seibels The latter gentleman was
standing in front of the Columbia Ho'el,
about o'clock, when Mr. Porchcr ap-
preached him and lemar cd an explana-
lion Of certain derogatory remarks which
he had heard that Mr.. Scibels made about
:'im. The explanation not being satlsfacto-
ry, Mr.. Porcher drew cowhide and struck
Mr. Scihels several blows across the face.
The insult was promptly resented by Mr.
;5cibels, and fsticuff ensued, until Cap
ain Tupper and other friends interviewed
and separated the parties. Both the gen.
icsnen are highly respectable citizens, and
y the matters in controversy between
them are purely of private nature, We
iorbear further comment.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

From this date I will sell my entire
Stock of GENTLEMEN'S CLOTHING
ar and below New York Cost.
have splendid stock of Gentlemen
Hand-Aiado SHOES that I will sell at
prices far below their real value.
]. Il. CFIEATHAM.
Jan 81 IF 3
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THE
SOUTH CAROLINIAN II
Prospectus for 1872.

H1uE Undersigned i'll Recognition Of
4 the demand for all out-spokea ana
independent organ at tho Capital Of tho
honest people oil South Caroline, is;s es-
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

5a.- On Friday last, (says the Phoenia
ofSunday,) an old difficulty was renewed
between two colored men on the prem
ises of Mr.. J. S. Guignard. in Lexington,
when one OF them, named West Prince,
was killed by another, named Noah
iuignard-the cause OF death being Il
blow from stick, by which the neck
was broken. Noah was employed by
Mr.. Guignard, and West was engaged on
the enlargement of the canal. An in
quest was held, yesterday, and a verdict
in accordance with the above facts ren-
ilered
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

DIBBoNS. GLOVES, HOSIERY, at
u reduced prices. "
o. f. CHEATHAM.
Jan "a tt >
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01
Shoes -!

Shoes Shoes!
A full line of Gents, Ladies and Chill
drcn's Shoes.
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

OORSETS, HOOP SKIRTS, CHG
~ MONS, &C.. at reduced prices. at
y. l.. cIIEATHAM'S.
IAN u If
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DOIneStiCS.

Domestics.
My stock of Domestics, consisting of
50 Pieces PRINTS, from 10 to l2l cts.
Bleachcd and Brown SHIRTINGS,
OSNABURGS,.J JEANS,
CHECKS and STRIPES,
will hn I. ont f,,ll apd cofnn1ata
Edgefield advertiser. [volume] (Edgefield, S.C.) 1836-current, 1872-02-01

E@ On Monday last (iraniteville and
Langly mills shirtings and sheetings ad-
yanceI half Q cent FER ward.
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-07

d can marry any girl I please,
said young fellow, boastingly
every true" replied his waggist
companion, ''for you cant please
any" ,
"A gentleman on taking
volume of Gibbons Rome to bt
bound, was asked if he would have
it bound in Russia. ooh, no." be
replied, Russia is too far of. ]
will have it done here" 49,
The man who Couldn't stand
it any longer" has taken q seat.
An editor compliments q
brother editor thus "Mr. Brown
is a clear thinker, q ready and
vigorous writer, and a first-rate
fellow to boot" -..-
1t makes a great difference
whether glasses are used over on
under the nose. le t -ar7 Ega
You're queer chicken as the
hen said when she Matched out O
duck. -.-6
= - hus -5tusu 6-o-c9 vr7-
To keep water out, use pitch
to keep it in use pitcher.
For views on the Rhine-look
into q pork barrel. t-LcueI e-'i
Semi-weekly Louisianian. [volume] (New Orleans, La.) 1871-1872, 1872-01-07
a NEW SPEAKER ELECTED

HON. o. n. BREWSTER CHOSEN