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The Orangeburg news. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, 1873-01-11

PERUVIAN GUANo Ecr.-The
fine American bark Snppo, Capt. vii.
bur, arrived here ycstcday from G unn, pc
(Peru,) via Callao, in the remark bic
pnssase of seventy-nin- days, aud has on
bsnrd 1000 tons pure Peruvian Gnano
consiguedsto to NIsssrs. Geo. W. Williams
4 Go. These g n,lncn nov Offer he
pure and unadnltcrat!l rficle direct
To Southern planters. who will find this
one OF the best opp,rtunitias to secure II.
supply Of lhis most valublc manure.
This firm arc also expecting tho ship
Fo,cNu, with 1900 tons Of the same
commodity, being one of the largest car.
goes ever brought to this port.
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hr. Rrwlaud, The horse tamer, was in
trwn nlast Monday. and got up Il class ef
ab-ut thilty, all of whom expressed
themselves perfectly satisfied with his
A,ntem of managing The animal. The
l'eciar expects to visit the different
eouutics Of the State. His system is
tertainly no humbug We bespc4k for
him the patronage of our penpls.
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Arpo1NTMhNr.-ilis cxcclleucy Gov
ernor Moses has appointed Augustus b.
knowl'on, Esq, of this County, N ,ta-
ry Public.
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ALI. WHO WANT

a beautiful picture with which 80 alorn
the walls of their pa.lors should inme Ii.
"'cly enclose the subscription for the ..Ad.
voe"te," (s2.oo) and they will receive by
return mail our Fruit Chrome" !" which We
arc giving to every yearly sub bscriScrt to our
paper. Don't remit by mail.
Address FRANK p. BEARD.
CAMDEN, s. C.
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See advertisement of w u Colson
Ho wants good carpenters. Also desi
rable property Tor sale at Rowe's Pump.
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r EST' or LEVvrEgeS g,r,,,;,

I EST or AE2TEEEeS Esrn,u;s,.
4 4 ing in the Orangcburg Post Uihcc for
Tie week ending january Sth 1873.
A--IcFcrson Almonds.
E-J iiolnliing.
C-icn. Golfer
p-Cnlhori Dur;.nt. Miss J II F Dnntzlcr.
F--Lonry Frederick
G-i Glover, Goodwin, Fannie
Green.
H-Starmy Hair, silcrnah HArnan.
George ilart.
frank johnson, Margret Jacobs.
M-Mnry Mulow
I-Mms Inihnit.
E-lIenry Reed (2). Balrn Right.
S-Snmucl Sally. Rob ecca 4 Shulcr Am
nn1n Spigenar Abbic NTH.
T-kober Thompson.
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WAR IlrWtEN TIE CIRcu Es.- The
Agent of John Robinson's show has in
s,itutcd suit BY attachment in Mu,cog &c
superior Court, for $4,000 damages.
against he Earnum circus. The case
grows grows ont OF war about bill
boards in Columtus
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT one
IN Month om date l will file my final
account with the Honorable Aug b. Knowl-
ton, Judge of Probate for OrangeburC
county, as Guardian Of Jerome w. McMich-
ael.
DONALD II. BARTON,
Jun f'h, 1870. Guardian.
jan lin
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SO vaiubie are-thc curativo properties of
this preparation, which not only expels
the poison fiom the system, but leaves
the patient with unimpaired health and
vigor.- RaIciyh (N co. Stam7aW.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

Office is HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN one month from date will file my final
account with the Honorable Aug. u. KAorl-
ton. Judge of Probate for Orangeburg Conn
ty, as Administrator of the Estate Of John
NJ. OCain, decd, and ask for Letters of
Dismissal.
NJ. ). d. DANTZLER,
Jan. 4th, 1873. Administrators
ian4 1,o
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The Baltimore ROBBERY

Demonstrates the oft-told tale that cheap
safes. oil fashioned safes, SAFES not up to
the times. are the temptations to burglary.
Bankers may provide watehman, and NAV
use other safeguards, but they will not put
their money IN the watchmnns pocket or
trust in tin or wooden box, no matter how
many guards are used. The safe, aner ALL
is the last respectable. No amount Of " atch-
ing or gunrding will ever make poor old
style safe Stworthy. This is the citadel
and should be the best thnt can be made
TIERS Is mur oyr BEST.
BEHRING'S & FARREL
Nos. POI and 252 Broadway, corner Murray
street. only manufacturers of Herring (.
New fat"nt. Champion Bank Safe
Messrs Walker, Evans & C9gswen, Agents.
Charleston S. G.
act tf
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TAXEs.-Our people arc coming in
W sely aud promptly AMI paying up their
taxes TN Monday, although large
and efficient force of clerks wore in at
~tsndanrc at Treasurer Andrews" ol!lce,
hundreds went away unable to pay We
learn that Judge Andrews will make
full and ample arrangements 70 enable
all to puy up and avoid the penalty.
Remember it attaches on the 18th of
this month.
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L
The TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-The Or
angcburg Division Sons of Temperance
had public installation On Monday
evening last. TIL following off GERS
were Installed:
Jas. A. Williams, w. p.
SIS. Walters, w. A.
wa Edwards, r. s.
w. P. Spencer, +. S.
T.W. Alborgotti, r.
Rev. A. P. Norris, Chaplain.
JIM. Jackson, Con.
T. NJ. Rotten, A. c..
r. NJ. Smith, /. S.
w. Ii. Ckampy, o. S.
F.S. Dibble, p. W.P.
This cause is progressing under tho
auspices Of this energetic Division. Let
all young men JOIN and be saved.
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COMMERCIAL.
Hs.AgsIlET REPORTS.

OrticR or TIE OKANGRUunG News,
January 10 1873.
COTT0N-Sales during the week 325
Dales We uuoto.
, 1873-07-17

schr Mtiwaukoc, L. Hnarnlco, a1o IN lumbar,
narso 1'e,htigo, pcn!tgo, oto IN lumber. .''
scls Hubbard, ocntrcsillc. II ie5 i e;s iS.~s5 wood
Bchr Sam Flint, buffalo, 87s toms conf,
6c1lr 4. PlnHger, Ifo]lnnd, 30 cls wood,
scl,r r. n. Rtanlon, h1aufstoo, 11o m lumber.
seir 4. 9. IIn'lson. III aiatee, Iso m luuibar.
Prop q. ". Blanchard, Du1ato, BMndrlep.
Large Co,itcat, EttAkegnn, 800 m lut,bor.
s!nr Corona, b. Joaoph, 1peo caaes berries 80 bo1e4
barge Monitor, South Haven, 80 m lumber.
stnr Lowoil, Ogdenhburgh, aundrfca.
sinr h1anltowoo, Milwaukee,, 90 bo1es nsh aud sun
aroR Toledo, Buffalo, a75 barn railroad Iron.
sa9ir Jesate Phillips, Manistoe, 1so m lumber.
large Apn1entise p CO PIX uskoeon, 900 lumber 100
schr J. II. Rutfes, buffalo. 500 tons coal
33a1k Dark 4. dLssfrinIer. buffalo, 7io tons coal.
no2ps naGp Glss ss'ah mSsz Mnnistoe 135 lamber =,
sehs 1: /. is xs'1sws, sanau.1y, 1870 cords stone.
sobI sIlS Lark na.ie BIZ .alt go tons COAL
Prop Dean Richmond. buffalo, 40 brs sugar. 900 ton.
schr Northwest, Buffalo, 454 brls susar.
Prop Empire State, 10 tons pig iron Isl ptgs a.b,
prop prop AAmnizon: Anni. :rta mstsl1tq. no cargo
Prop h r Il; Duskhesd, Buffalo, 200 Ii lumber, 81 n
ssAr 4 alA''h' 1'af's!f d1sahEp e 1eD. coal.
snr smr %s,osae Se1G g. 5fsSP MsSers 1St fs ID
10 brls higllwinos, Iris arl.oi, go saeka oiI.
pron elk, s1 t9ns %}, ps,son: a ~ nm
veat iso Ssssa nasi8 noy 1u sssd. ' fy'' 10000 Sa
3 sehr Samuel i. Fisher, Duaslo, 4s.22s bu corn.
prop bean pe1s da dM1mond Buffalo, 75ooo bu oats, oa
stmr barge u. il. nobortson, corinswooa, ,s,ss7 bu
Hcow Milton Whito Taxa Inn ~, o..s
, 1873-07-17
! REAL ESTATE.
The following Instruments wore filed for rec
ord on Wednesday, July 1G:

The following instruments wore filed for roc.
ord on Wednesday July 1G:
CITY PROPERTY.
May st, near OF Luke ut, " I, Lot 20, dated
Feb. l /; consideration, $1,000.
Lot sl In Block %, shoalolla Addition, dated July
IL !; consideration, $3.50.
Lot 3D. tn Block 20, BheiIold's Addition dated July
II consideration, 81 500.
Lot 49, in Thompsou's Addition, dated July 15 con.
s!lcration, $2,100.
Ellla nv, bet Thrty-seyenh and Thirty-otghth sts,
WI, 23z2ooft, dated July consideration, s4.oso.
Lot % Of Lot !, In Block q, 8hoie,d's Ad dition
dated June 18; consideration, 5000.
Lot 13, In Block Q, In Highs BLOCK 10. ehcle,d,s
Addition. datoa July u constellation, s45o
milwaukee, ~. eof and near Wood 1t, +, Lot "a,
dated July 10: consideration, <J,35O.
sano ~ the above, dated July 10; consideration
cossitt at. 25x1ae o-1s It In Block of ploch =, =
\ sec II. 31 II, dateu Nov, i, 1879; consideration
Thtrty-nrst st, 90 # OF slusprat at. t. 24112s IT,
June 25 consideration, q, ,49o.
26.al III, dated juno Ii censidsraiion Il, ,coo =
Newberry Ut 700 It Il u West Twelfth at, + 221l00
wcst iala st, iao Il : Of Dsspsilea f st. T. 2osso
T. With buildings, tated Feb. J. 1879; confederation,
dated July lu; consideration. 81, 800. '' - >''''
Walnut Ut. 10 of paana 1t, y + 25s1oo It, dated
!Ahy - CuAs1u8Eal4uuJ f1tzVV.
Ontario st. bo # Of Ut. Clair st, T. 0oxt00 IT, dat
cd July confederation, Sll QUO.
Wade st. Of and near E!son road, I, 2S It TO Al
$,85o,
Lot ~, In Block 9, In .. 3. IAes Addition, dused
July i; consideration, 81, ,2b0.
Eric st. bstwosn North Clark and Dearborn ate, I,
20 q, dated June II confederation, $500,
To ptsmtses No. la7 Park ~ dated Msyl consta-
Woat Adams 1t, 12a 71o feet east Of Pauna st n t.
2611B3 CLIO feet, dated July 10; consideration 375
West jackson At, G84 feet cart Ut Francisco It, n t.
bDxl25 feut, datod juno II confederation, $l,b00.
Cherry w, between North and Wood It, River Lots
y and 4, datol May 10; consideration, 10000.
West Iako at, eaxt Of aud near W'strrn ey, T. AJAX
l79 ~ dated July II; consideration, t3,oe9.
, 1873-07-17

| only moderately active, and ronain uuohanaol In
| price. We q,oIe: -
III UAnn GopA-7X@BMc.
CorFEEs-h1oc1ln, 39N GS33kc o. q. Jaya 2ga2sHc.
1nya, No. ?, 2aeh205So; fancy ilio, 2lh&24xos ! !:
| choce do, 23x@2lo prime lilo, 23x@q3iIo 9ood
do, 2a@25a{o; common do, 22A@33ko: roasiinn
do, 2l191Ko: Singapore. aa.f6a2lIn. t,ostn jiira
| fancy, ri 4AGS1asiu d. primo, Ial1Ho: Mnrncnjo
| 23k(R23siu, -
| CANpLKB-Btar full wc!qtt 1o1Saq0c stcor!no. fu1t
! RioE-rnfnn Ht}aa<o I,anmnn,, gL51Sgtinnt' c.,o
lina 8,1@Do: tonisnna. 7ascasGo. 'iSsS''<'' o''o-
6UUAnH--rntent cut Ioaf i3tzat1stn. cr,,ahrd AMI
| powdered, 11i{ta19o: Rranu{sicJ II 4:011sfo. A.
| standard, 107ffallc: do No q 10s(a107sn. IL fbHR
10slc extra d, 10Ka1Oa<c: q No J. 10,IaioEo: vi.
low q, DA@l0o; cLofce brown gHRlGo: t;,riitne d.
| of@9Ao; fair do O@oHc cho!ce moaasoa altonr'
oal9l0o far do, 0S9Ao New Orleans a,unr, choce
| 0x30ko; do prime, vL@9Ho: do fnir Ai6aoo.
| common. 7x@7Ac. >' "|sS7'''
BIAurB-pAn1onl dripe Il l50nt 40: sitvcr f1rtns
extra se 10Ga73o; good sugar houeo pyrnn isslba:
extra do b0@55o New Orleans moiasacs cEoice e0a
Bsc; do primo, 736a7ao: do common. G6M70a: tors1
Rico moasHco, choice, b5@e5o: common molassca 80
@15o. s7~ss 0-.A1- 'AS'N'o' :"
sALrnA1ua-0 Common To best, e@1oo,
s8@S4oo; pepper, 256$2oc; nutMegs. Ii 2s6ai "a:
ginger, pure, 3e9soo DO No. l. 2oaSso. do Ng II
| CLIO. = Wv N'0' = ~
BoArs-Fronch rotttod O kfaBsfo: 9orrnan r,ott1od
6Ha0Io; Golden 3Ycet Ga6xo: Whito Ii,y. GI'a
IEc ra|m G{a0Ic Haynn 1nmnoriti nifHanHr, ANY,
HrAIon-dlosg OA aloe: corn oal1o: fa,iiitlry. Ga
To: common 615a6c. ''AAN''f wv
GREEN EjkTtITH, Tho t,ot ,.o,ator -.
, 1873-07-17

Included In tho azports Of flour for tlo past yoar Is
tue quantity sent hence to New York by rail- amount
ing to ever 6o0 brla Icuciug Tho Hour to wheat,
w. nsve the total OF 10 500 centes wheat. Ono of
TUG cargocs OF wheat dispatched subsequently rstrn
Cd to ror oa account of aiaaster to VESSEL We rsier
70 tue nlhx which lad 1B,8v0 csntus valued Ut $3-
oto DouuctinK thtH from tho total, Wp layo IA tin
setaa Sssrorts q our 9na what past harvest
s19,23oG Goo ThA Ia noar!y loO per csnt moro % tan
was ersf heSse tro'n port The
6.742oo0 ccnta!s was shippod. Included in tho
quantity shppad for tho past year was tho equivalent
quantity exported from tho crup ii tis Bato 10 2ss
0oo ceptaa wheat Including -four Tho crop Tor lv73
VIA at lpast lb 000 centals, mud we ypry much lnu
i IT. were much moro hnn tsat quantity. l. n. lloag
testf9!a1y tt H.! o. hs State soeiey estimated
ye oysF poop ov9 cstas for export: Ii e too early
10 maze very Safe cBtIlato hut all vol Informed
authorities agreo tlat tho sarplua viii ba lsrao.
r., THE WEHTEnN CORN o1or,
Ihe New York Tribune has the following;
Necsn particular information from Illinois topds tn
new aAtonent Of tho crop not ip regard 10 he
amount, nus III regard to tho quality, Illinois viii
, 1873-07-17

1loas-Tho hog market was excited and higher.
they will continue light for aomo time to this be-
lug tho harvest deason>, stimulated buyers audi uuaer
hr!sk competitton, prices RAPIDLY ADVANCED going
arlu. with about everything sold. Tho tsonapd vas
moro urgent for light grades than for heavy att, tho
advance In these marked, 2oo no more than
covering the improvement. Heavy grades sold at nn
average advance Of, lto. safea reported Ut
so9t 50 for inforlor atsta5@t for poor to eom-
for good to choice, With few oxtra at x5.o5.
, 1873-07-17
InkG TrcJ1{lts.

CHICAGO, Jnly l6.-Were active at unchanged rates.
and Ike for corn to oswego, Charters wero To
nnnalo-sehrs Sunrise, Winnio Wing, Gale, barge
Darnun', aud prop India, corn at Go steamship Ama-
and 24 A. Il Andrews, corn At 115o. To Nng4ton-Bchr
Willie Keller wheat on private forms. 70 alontroai
Rock-schr A: Q. Hansen, wheat at esfc, To sarpia-
Prop City Of Detroit and barge Guiding Star, coru
bu corn. ' ~'S~
CLEVELAND, July 16-Coa1 to Chicago downtown
q a9s6s y 4 M4o treq Milwaukee, $l95 free; Toronto
fsr nunaber Of Vessels and coa In good supply, hui
the orders hayo fallen off and ratcs aro weak.
BUFFALO. July 1s.-Chnrters reported Bark Wono-
Crawford, same sclir q g. Dreoi coal to Milwaukee,
A. 81 fFee Reported by Capt. Tom Collins: schr O.
scl'r narkaiow, atopo to Toledo as s. por cord free
bask L. D. Rico, stone to Cleveland at s. per cord.
, 1873-07-17
COMMERCIAL.

WEpNKspAY EvEN1Nu, July 10.
The following wore the roceipts and shipments
OF tho leading articles OF produce in Chicago
during tho past tweuty-four hours, aud for tho
corresponding t1nte ono yonr ago:
, 1873-07-17
CHICAGO LIVESTOCK MARKET.


:. qATTLE-1t was dull day In this department Of
the market. Thore was fair representation Of i,uy
er local and outsdo operators being in bora attend
meeting the most pressing warta, and saloa d1aggod
heAy1 from the opening to tho close With tho Mer-
curry indicating o4 degrees In tho shadc buyers could
nut he prevailed upon to visit the Balo penB baye
whefo nducemonts in the shape Of conecas1ons were
91eroa M II except fat e9rnsa To1ans prices
1ngB embraced number OF really dne droves
~ taerS aS wsa nothing good enough to command over
s5.o5. The Eastern markets arc wearing a rathcr
moro favorable Look tho supply At most points being
but the margin between here and tho Eoaboard il still
too smal to Justify shippers in operating on large
scale, and unless there Shall be falling oG in tho r.
can scarcely be looked for Light tin heicrs scravuy
cows. b,ils, stays, and poor Texans sell g.
thin rough steers, oxeu and fair to choice cows at
$3.50R4.e0; common to medium shipping hcoyes at
Of tho dsys sales wero at $4.0o@5.60. Calves wero
plenty at $276@6.25 for common Texans to choice M
tycs, With sale. chiefly ut $a6o@4.s0. Tho nlarket
oloaed dull and heavy.
Extra aDeevcs-Gradol steers, averaging 400
Tbs and upward 6tOaG2 q
Choice Bceves-Fine, iat, we'll formed ayear
TO- year old steers. averaging 1850 to ......
Good 3D. Beeyes-Wo.fattened, insy formed '''0''''
steers, averaging LOO to 1850 1bs, 6.2s@s.4o
Medium Grades-steers in fair lcah, aver
patshers stock-common to fair steers. e''''i'
and good to e1tra COWS, for city
slaughter averaging 800 to 1,loo III. ,.. s5o@46o
Stock a, cattlo-Common aoa cattle, in decent
Inferdor-.Light and thin cows. heiferst 0
Oatue-Teraa, Northern winterod .,......, 37sS475
Catte-Te1as, through droyes. ............, 2019360
, 1873-07-17

In tho afternoon wheat waa in moderate de-
mand and unchanged, No. spring aold at
sl.l8H@1.18N, aeller July, closing at the inside,
and Of 31;1a@1.14k seller August, and cloHing
~ ssi.144. Corn was quiet aud a shnde easier,
e!osln8 at 35s<@3556o scllor tho month, and
57Ho soller August. AlHo ut 9916@3015o soller
soptem6or Provisions wero quiet Sales were
reported Of 500 brla mess pork at SIS. so sollor
the month, and at tho close 316.25 was bid aollor
iuactiYe. ~
, 1873-07-17

continue, Us tho now freight tariff is 40 mich
agasiist thom: uonco We may look for but small
e,pplioa and light Rtocls Dran was 1owor.
saleg werc reported Of 800 hrls spring o3tras ut
e0.12>9 100 brla do at 5000 200 brls do nt
rye ut S4.25. Total, 2,l50 brlr. Also 20 tons
bran ut s1026 on track. The following nas the
, 1873-07-17
CHICAGO LUMBER MARKET.

-.-.......... WKuAYanAY EVENING, July 10,
The receipts we're light, aud II ; consequence the
market WA quiet, though The half dozcn cargoes Of
, 1873-07-17

These three trunk lines carried 5000 614 tons
In 1862, being 1oes than that moved on tho Gu
nals, while ton years afterward they carried
17,5gS,0 ,0l7, or nearly three times na much as the
Cauala - -
, 1873-07-17

uoals TIT CaE % Do Huueu WN6f tTan6fGFTed,
which Charge follows the shingles.
Thickness-Fivo shingles bo two inches In thick.
noBB. - ~
Length-8i1tcen tnchcH.
HARDWOOD.
nlack-Walnut - Counters. Ss5,0Qa16o.00: c]o,r
$a5:0o@s50o; common. s35.oo@6o.o0; GULL s2o00tR
$500; flooring, $G5. 5.00@ 10. 90.
Asf-Clear, $2a. .00940.00 common, $le.00a25 90.
Gull, $40: 0:o0@16.00; flooring, $50. COG 4O0O,
oak-olear, $20.oo14o00; common, S1o.oo@25,0o
Gull, s900315.00.
~ ~nlckory-cloar, t2s .oo@5o.w: common, s2o.ooa
Maple@olear, $22 oo6 90; common, SIG 90:
5000. ~~AN"' F"0'''$
$500 Gull, Sla.00@1B.0o. "'s'
@25.90 Gull, SIC. .00Cs160O, ~"e'~'
wagon Btock-lIiekory ax1es, per set, 81 0oa1 .6no
wagon polcs each 4s@55c box boards, $3o 1000
Florida rod eednr, CSC rer It mahogany, 40o : do
, 1873-07-17

1o'al loF tao yeaf, contaia 724, 500
ihg t!e lrst biz months. md 3,l792U0 ceala during
tho !ast bi1 'nonthH No have also received SOL lia
nia. Adding TO this tlle wheat awos tho total ro-
Ss1p'a TO- eent"a rho quantity IN consdsra-
table gives tho total receipts of California fsnnr an9f
Wheat by harvest ycara sinea Jay 1855 to June 10
1851 together With TUG exports for Tue same pcrio
now published for tue first u1no lu this form ::
, 1873-07-17

fcrng sold readily at full foror priccs "a" ehnRIes
wore In good rrqneat and Arm Ut $30O and cargo of
eho'ce from Baugaluok, wore eofd, to arryo at $25
Fair to choice boards and strips nrn 1lotah1h r at
.i' scnn!llng Ct 3d. nth $200 nltnglcs
Prop Iruesdc from 0reon hay, 4o6 m ia" ehing}es
at 1900 prop Oconto Ito arrivo), 800 m ttAr ahfrea
at 600 "A bhtilRca 10 arrive from Ba,uat,lok
At 1925 Bold by Arto1hAs Garter.
Cargo sohr jennie IAntt, from Grand usvon 067
q mill run lumber at $l4.50, m tally. Bold by Irish,
Dullen Il On.
our rocori of Monany'a nalca having beon manelcd
mhdo by blanchard l. Uorland, as follows: Cargo
seir .. 5coyills, from MsatcGon, 120 IN boards 1t
$500. Cargo acr Pilot from hflRkcRon, 14O m srips
sud boards Mt $500. Cargo schr Hubbard, from
kuakcgon, 100 m common inch at $780, Cargo achr
Forest, from Mnuistec, Ito m josta and scanng at
{9bo. Cargo achr Prosto, from MuEkegon, loo m
1oat and acanting a. 1900. Cargo Rcir Herald, from
sehr hegnlat2r from Muskcgon, 12o m IT strips and
Lake 100 m # seoct lumber nt 5000 for wdo clear:
$1,000 for wado selects; $500 for frat snd second
clear strips; $770 for oorH; $1,000 for flooring,
and 90 for common aud cults. Bold BY blanchard,
Dorland & Co.
LUMBER FRE1dnTH.
hfanstec, $225: Lndington, $2.00; Muakegon, $1.76
@ai's ioso oe9atS = s,; s2s
water, f2.o0.
The yhr1-trasle IL fair for this month, though tho
country demand Ia lesHencd considerably by tho nd.
vance IN frotNhs. Stocks pretty well reduced and
there sccms to DO disposition tho part Of the local
dealers to stock up their yards Prices tolerably
steady. Tho demand for hard wood ia moderate. We
The weekly Oskaloosa herald. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Iowa) 1855-1885, 1873-05-15
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Issued since March Is, to date.
Charles E. Benson to Hulda Terrell.
Augustus W. Nafe to Sarah e. Harvey.
Henry c. Kelly to Emma J. Smays.
Geo. w. Howell to Martha j. Cox.
Freeman johnson to Ellen Turpin.
w. e. Martin to Beulah e. Sparks.
Elw God Tiffany to Susan Carr
W. d. Hougham to Mary Briggs.
Charles Miller to Dellie Moore.
Reed It. Stephenson to Laura j. Richards.
Lewis G. Cochran to Mary L. Perkins.
j. W. White to Either A. Upton.
Benjamin White to Elizabeth d. PressnalI.
David Lester to Mary Hazlett.
Thos. L. Smith to Matte Grill
Phleming j. Pratt to Melinda j. Crouch.
Alden snrowl to Jane limbaugh.
Christopher Mattox to Hannah s. Walker.
VIM. V. Walker to Mary VI. Vance.
Simon P. Mcbride to Ellen Caldwell.
Il. w. Vale to Lydia j. Mendenhall
Samuel w. Jones to Naomi Shaw.
James T. Comstock to Hattie e. Ruby.
j. A. Gum to Mrs. Sarah S. Heinzman.
Lewis b. Ellis to Frances Laughrey.
VIM. Harrington to Mary c. Caldwell.
Hendrick Fermeer, to Johanna P. Coelin Oh.
Lemuel A. Swearingen to Lizzie M. Holt.
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CENTAUR LINlMENT.

There lie no pain which the Centaur IL iniment
will not relieve, no swelling it will not subdue,
and no lameness which it will not cure. This ia
strong language, but it is true. Where the pa rts
are not gone, its effects are marvellous. 1t has
produced more cures of rheumatism, neuralgia,
lock-jaw, palsy, sprains swellings caked breasts,
scalds, burns, salt rheum, ear-ache, &C., upon the
human frame, and Of strains, SPAWN, gals, &C.,
upon animals in one year than have all other pre-
tended remedies since the world began. 1t is q
counter-irritant, an all-healing pain relever.-
Cripples throw away their crutches the lame walk
poisonous bites are rendered harmless and the
wounded are healed without scar. II lie no hum
bug The recipe is published around each bottle
1t is selling as no article before sold, and it
sells because it does just what it pretends to do
Those who now suffer from rheumatism, pain or
swelling deserve to suffer if they will not use
Centaur Liniment. More than 1000 certificates of
remarkable cures, including frozen limbs, chron
ic rheumatism, CONT, rum ing tumors. &C., have
been received. We will send circular contain
ing certificates the recipe, &C., gratis, to any
requesting it. One bottle of the yellow wrapper
Centaur Lnment is worth one hundred dollars
for SPAWN ed or sweenied horses and mules, or
for screw-worm in sheep. Stock owners-this
liniment is worth your attention No family
should be without Centaur Liniment. j. b.
Rose e. Co, New York.
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

Notice is hereby given that by virtue ola special
execution directed to me from the Office of the
Clerk of the District Court of Mahaska County,
Iowa, and dated April 2S, A. d. 1878, have
levied upon and will offer at Sheriffs Sale to the
highest bidder for cash in hand at the door of the
house in which the last District Court was held in
said county, on Saturday the 18th day of June
A. ID. 1873, at the hour of 2 "a o'clock, p. M.
the following described real estate situated in
| said County, to-wit:
The southeast or of the southeast or of
section No. thirty (30) and the southwest
or of the southwest or of section No. twen-
ty-nine (29) and strip 20 rods wide off of
the west side of the southeast or of the
southwest or of section No. twenty nine
(29) and strip 20 rods wide offof the west
side of the northeast or of the northwest
or of section No. thirty-two (32) and the
northeast or of the northwest or of. the
northwest or of section No thirty two 1897
all in township No. seventy five (75) north
of range No. fourteen west. 10 acres
more or less.
Taken as the property of Simon s.
Carroll to satisfy the above mentioned ex-
ecution in favor of Priscilla McGrath and
against Simon s. Carroll. =
J.W. HINESLEY p
81 Sheriff Mahaska county, Iowa.