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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
cnrrnN MARKETS

rorsvrlr Nov. 1o-Coi,on steady MiiLngs ISt feeep"
m b.lrs. Ailments g. 3l bales; Stcct ~ bales -
tNcfyxt7f Nov l2-Coton hrm; MdlhngS Io'$-i ie'eP"
-a-3 bsles shipments, 167 bales. stock I@5 bales - -
W,tvtN1roy 1g.-Ccton sesdv Meetings. f.ci h'l IT.
sseis sl hsrs. exports 852 bales 70 Great Britain 90
Nov Cotton timer; NdinrS, 1886; Low MD
clugs 1882: Good Ordinary, l2q i3e net PetS %
hes gross al exports oastSse 10 bales SAFES ''1 oa''
ssy.NS,g Nov 12-Coton Mtdlnrs 1855. nei receipts
Ol3ha crrorts-o Britain lJSO baiesi ooas"i'e ~Oio
bsies. sales 263 bales; stock. S3729 bales $50,
NoHuR Nov 12-C0tton steady fair demanii m0ohhSs lt
Ior MlInrs 1S. STREET Good Oniinary' l2fc he ie'ps
COL be erqrtsossSse S2G bales; sales oUU 0ats Ss' even
Az 45O 1ies; stock, 81 90 bales ,,.,.- ,,.... %.
Rosroy Nov l2-Coon quiet a1i fm Ndhngs 1l5j net -
-p 823 he es geoss bales sales 200 bales stock bOeo b
81 LorIs Nov 12-Cott0u Mg1eri MlAng Loci tSop VI'
bses; Shipuclts. .if bses OIL
I2 Onsrg lie net receipts 1773 bales eIpons-coAsT"se
IS bales; sales, 1000 bass stock, p. 20 bales
l2-Cotou iun Low Mudlngs, lJc hct re-
csps bales; eIpors-cossEse lS36 oae Sales JUO oaes
e,oek. 9gf bales -. ..
hFxrHs Nov. Cotton revei Low Mings l2asc receipts
J bales shipments. 2.2lO bales stock 269S{ bales
CHaEiEsrJN Nov. 12-I0ttou 6me-; Mfiings l3'salsri
Low Medrs 1867; Strict Good Ordinary 1919; ne receipts
25 bse. TpOrseossiHe G01 bales sales, eVO 1se STOCK
PmL.pEpml Nov 14Coton funefi Mdllngs l4i2; net re-
eel 81 bales: gross receipts - bales.
ArGrsrA lf.C0on FINN go0f demaudi Miidhngs' To-
I4ise; receipts. ] 779 baies- sales, l.f96 balt-
Nov. 14Coton urmer; good demandi Midngs
MdIIugs. l3a4c Strrt Good Ordinary, l2c net
receipts 1OS bales, receipts SSH baesi eNpoo Great
Britain sll basi sales 5000 be last evening 1000 bates
soek, IS IlJ bales
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

Mattresses.
II W0OSTER-ST.-A respectable French
Il I American woman as WAITRESS AMI CHAMBERMAIO In
private boarin g-housei excellent reference
iES 10TH VE.-A young American girl as
IO) WAITRESS and CHAMBERMAID best city reference ou
last employer.
Miscellaneous.
AsCOUPLE of colored capable young women
N places city country good cooks sunde' chamber
maid waitress and seamsiressi wages molrta
hes. Of At the PROTESTANT IAsI
TUIB, 1873 6thsve above l0hst, over The drug store
GOOD SERVANTS. white and c0lored, always
~ wanted c,rey seected for places ey ana cSinsry A.
HOWRLIS's EMPLOYMENT AGENCY, lO2 West 4Zist corner
GAe experience and integrity OF purpose conHoHe '"
supply competent and satisfactory Help.
WANTED-By lady accustomed to sketch
w writing snd reporting SITUATION dsy or other JOUR
NAL literary capacity; the most ssiaeto
Address r. WEIR 81 u West 32dst, Tribune Uptown once
AZ WEST 1GTH-ST.-A young English
giI lately landed 10 assist VII. hoUsh"ohh iai DO
XXX WEST 44TH-ST.-A young German
cOc nrl H0UsEwOkk 'na'ake care OF children
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

Clear Rib Sides seSs Gs s,s s' &c, tiosf side:
'cs sSs' Srcsn MssInothns doing wh' Or"
Tcel c s'd es SSSA on so,,nSsT
sIn p oat, s and for NO sTn and scarce at
- 40 for o. Ne ana s sss No Spring
Ycswhe' to BSs1 $40. &c wheat 900 bills Flour
%. .S9 *, ss5 0o5 iI SasS @SssE ...s.. ,,.,.,
MssrS I bare Bacon doll and d5oSp NJ snSU
ar 6se Clear Rib sides &C. is5 Ri Shes Csc; Clear Sides
and dr.spiaS saooiH .5,6 Si'' ''''' ''''
Nov l2-ou steady and uness5sei ,ses al S
1S w NJ 70 AZ So for Bue BSr whe9, 'e,dy By, quiet
s's,o 49, . 5Gc barley dull sales 1000 bush Bay oaae "
a S. Cos Meal q 20 sT BsT shD S S si' Mps.
Aisea, S Is & Canal fryishss-whest ole BARLEY, 7c 70
ks' IS /, Ss Hudson - % 60 Nsvrcr Rase fsa'
our Pl5eos. 19S oe S:s Wheat IS 400 bS.h barley
ssrSes-4oOO bO FOqE 229O0 bush wesat 10y 90 SSs
rom Bu oveo fT ndTster Teseay poor as, p sos BUSH
wet 5i9QS2 hush 400 652 bnsh Oats, 3iIo4 ouSH
B,rs1 srd "a 1888 bush. Rye 40.
Nov le3 Tod Bark e SS ~ gs g 5oas IS
T,Issed 30 Flour du With G9EnwtIi s4y Frira
Tm So Is s 25 STATE oho and Ind.9s SS 20 RED RED al 40
al so white 81 7O0si 79 RE steady Sogoer 20" White
90 Yellow o5 s S foc,resBsias small Petroleum
o c;i o; Reaaed i4SI47e. Whisky se'dyi Western
.roS' o2s -.......... o,o.
ST. LOWS ds ssa oo53Ay II. Iowa 5 n'sT'si
atS es1' N % for No. PAN a ash BID for Ne Red
Winter Corn-os,rngs light prices CHER No No. .5 higher
No lri II SSd sac; closed 81 lc BARLEY Gull 1op Iss
At BE whisky dan a; 9oc, PORK lover a. all I'll opS
a., i,hbos Iots Dg Sailed Meats dull Bseon ou. -
-. $50 tr,5e Lard dull az 6i2- for bueherA NV 54
6mr At SO 250$3 30 bah o. sales 50 SOaSS " Re-
4o. cf prime - oOt.'
.8ts-4 600 bbls Flour 600 bash Whea OqO ous SDo
700 ba,l OATS 5000 bush Barley lVVO Ou'1' nv 'A-
Hogs =, - -
Totrpo Vow l2Your hr des9f Whe 10 sr dems "a a as
,er a. ~ 8 Ia II 81 Tor Amber Michigan cash. - 90
tl'cerhrr. n Sg0sl 40 Jsuuarv; No Red cssh ~ AZ 49,
d. 81 20 ~ December 81 30 January - 80 of I si
- b-har ssc o Hi1h mixed, December al a5cj ysnuA
low nod 49, and 10 fair demand a. "a '2 ioi no
gaOO bpsh Wbcat aud 1000 bush Corr shipments
O06 5ls Fo1r 1000 Wheat srd 2l 900 bqb Corn %
V,tvvor,y n &C Nor. 12-Surk IurIenune stese AZ %
a. seedy Al - % Tor Strained Crude Turpeuhue 9
al siv a. 81 10 Hart 81 Gj for Yellow DIP and D i oF
NrsR Tar I'm q -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
WOOL MARKET

BosToy 12Tte Wool maet remains quiet and thew are
30 features notice sales manufacturers confined to s
purchase beyond the supplying Of i'm
sneae There not much pressure TO SELL but wherever sales
low he accepted sales have been maze OF
Ohio and Pelusyvsuia a. 4765Oc per 10;
a4G and SuDerne ami tItra Pulled
i0d50 Comug and Deue Pieces quiet and esnno' be
uuoted over 30 G52c Der n.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
HORSE and CARRIAGE MARKEr
NEw.YoRK. wednesday. Nov. "a. ls7,.

NEw-YoRK, Wednesday, Nov a. 1879.
The local horse trade shows no features Of
Improvement. The tendency OF the general market Is
in the opposite direction There - some demand for
carriage horses but purchasers demand large cOncea
sions and sales hardly DE made without allowing
them. Arrivals Moderate but the supply IL at
present fully equal demand. n not IN excess OF it
The result OF this days sale 40 Messrs Barker Chasos
City Auction Mart ana New-Iork Tttersais was re-
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
Oipioeno Notices.

OSfoE CaCsGo Rock Island AND PACIFIC RAILROAD CoNPASYl
EKw.iOKK OcL TO- 1873. {
A DIVIDEND of FOUR PER CENT has
been declared payable on the day ofNovembsr ueT the
o. ms COMPANY their legal representative ybo shall be
tol ssltA 1pl "a c.Olg The transfer bODss which NJ" be
''''s Oh Ibe sssfsoou Of The IT'D day Of November poL
A. H. T0HS Treasurer.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

OK 6TH-AVE., fancy store.-PLAlN and
~ fsI FANCY SEWING moderate terms p an expect
family seamses, also dIessmasng ruling and lace work
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
Gardeners.

GARDENER and useful man. by German
~ young who understands all Minds Of genhs
laying oct lawns hot AID cold gipees vegetable garenns
also willing make himself genera Nv useful In city or conY
will 20 vage, Can at ODELES AGENCY lO9 he
34thst, Broadway inquire for ,. H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13

Young who's cass waiter and willing 10 make l
generally useful The very best Of city reference VII 20 ~
county. Can be until suited Al
FRANCOAhBRlCAIN BUREAU, DB PLACEMENT, 100 We 5i'n
Broadway.
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7
MONDAY RYE, Ngg II vii DO grbiuca, IA most magabcee'
a. " ran WICKED WORD" IA ghsa Nj. CLARA MORRIS,
~ KiTg CLAYTON. aai Nc iloAgg gAsAls val @AAs Ter
lf.t ,Decarsaoo kssH
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finantlnl.


EOR SALE so SHARES of the CAPITAL
X STOCK Of the RUTGERS FiRB INSURANCE COMPAhI Ad
dress With price offered RUTGERS, Box 1882 P o.
OFFICE OF THK CHESAPEAKE ONO II. r. Co. }
No ~ Nsss-n
FOLDERS of this COmpany'S BONDS who
have not received circular dated October 81 1873, hd
dressed Bonll0 requested u call on me AZ iher
earliest eoavsrienoe 10 inform me their postoas address.
janis j. TRACY, Treasurer.
NORTH G CAROLINA SPECIAL TAX BONDS.
IN Holders Of these suit unter charge
1 McDoua hereby notified hand number Of bends and as
a,,nept oil half Of one per cent before Nov. TO-
THOMAS DENNY, ir, Chairman. No 80 WsUst
XTADE-MECUM.
AuBab-rs Broker Merchants FACTORS Insurance Companies
Iusres Experts purchase MARSHALLS AC-
COUHTARTS vADEMECUM" This work the only ready ealeu-
all classes
~ dos Afford be without It's perfect cheek
sg.InE error UNITED STATES PUBLISHING Co.
il aud 13 University place, y. Y
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Walters.

NVAITER-By n respectable Protestant young
w who understands BIZ business thoroughly in Al banee y
Al hueri unercepdoaahe ely reference rom I' %
M. Conner nrnadNaF. Inquire lnr r.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
Banking 6onses ano Bankers.

George Opdyke & Co., Bankers,
No. 20 Nassau-st., New York, like
an incorporated Bank, receive de-
posts subject to check at sight.
with the additional advantage to
Depositors of Interest on daily Bal
ances.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
Seamstresses.

nRESSMAKER and SEAMSTRESS.-Wil go
~ by has good reeoTmoniiaon' Apply AZ
81 Dean-st, Booklrs Mrs. kkLLf.
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5apinqs Banks
fnrnifnre.

A WEEKLY and MONTHLY PAYMENTS
N. t,r FURNITURE CARPETS. and BEDDING. at B. NJ cow
PERTHwAIr co.'s l55 ami l57 Chahams- An immense stock
aud low prices.
UCTION NOTICE.-Good second hand and
CARPETS all English Brussels and In.
grain daily from auction cheap at l2 fulion between William
and Nassau
EOR SALE-ALL THE ELEGANT FURNI-
TURE In house on Mnrrav ll Fnh ave complete
Housekeeping VIII occupancy house prompt sale object Address
Box A. S5 NeW-Iork Post Omce.
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felp Uanleo Malcs.
6elp tDmico- females

NNANTED-A German woman. PROTESTANT
prrIeuei % CHAMBERLAIN AMI 10 san.t A sl.ira.
.ss ~ ass. s9sd aVssoi aud ebhg0s AppJ WoAs i''
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1873-11-13
Situations Uanieo-- males.
Coachneu.


~ Protestant single who thoroggT understands the care
horses very stylish city dnver vii 70 a. mod
objection the country the bs OF eeuce'
employer Can be al ODBLLS AGENCi lO5 West jln
st., corner Broadway Inquire for A.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11

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exhibited the, dodge to the colored voters,
denounced the act. and Withdrew from
further participation. The colored sup
porters of the Radical ticket fumed over
tlris new plan Of electioneering became
disgusted, and either refused to back up
the ''straight-outs," or sided with the
independents"
s5 "A THREATENED ROW
was calmed by the presence of several
doughty clubs, and the alking,
would-be fighters, subsided ton whisper.
AT four O'clock the streets were quiet; a
genial humor pervaded the faces of the
"Independents,' md the straight -outss.
were routed and scattered. Three cheers
for the noble exertiohs of al, and for the
manly and honest support, of our colored
friends, who, refusing to be led by a fac
ton, aided us in electing an honorable
board, whose official career will hot dis
appoint any. ~
| THE MAYOR ELECT
was escorted to the depot where he had
gone on his way to Charleston, and a
profusc display of fireworks showed the
delight of his supporters.
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Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11
a Grand Tournament

Will be one Of the attractions DC the
County Agricultural Fair, which takes
place the last week iii October. See
card of Capt. TIA. Jofords in another
column, in which the particulars are gi-
ven. We. learn thot . large number
have determined to ride, SO that we are
safe in saying the show Will be a fine
one There is also to BE a Shooting
Match at the same time, which is very
attractive sport to many-Entranco fee
s1,Oo.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11
NOl,IGE!

A IL Persons wishing to take part in the
IN Tournament and Rifle match, to be held
at the Annual Fair of the Orangeburg, A. &
M. Association in October, will please hand in
their names for THE Tournament to Mr. J. Geo.
Vose. and those for the Rifle Match to Mr..
VIM. V. Izlar.
Number Of knights will be limited to thirty,
and Ritlemen to one hundred. Entrance fee
for the Tournament $3.50. Entrance fee for
the Ribemen $1.oO. Tho Money collected from
knights and Rilemen will be awarded as mon
led prizes i'll addition 10 those offered IS the
Association.
r. a. JEFFORDs,
Superintendent.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11

The fall trade has now opened, and
with n view to meet all its requirements.
/. II. Hall s& Co., Proprietors of the
Great Southern Builders Emporium,
Charleston,S. G., have made at the Facto-
ries large quantities of Doors, Sashes,
Binds, &C., from fully seasoned lumber
There immense sales enable them to offer
number one work Mt low prices. Before
beginning your building; send for their
price list and size card. They are also
Agents for Asbestos Roofing Felt and
Paint. Last year millions Of feet 'wefe
sold for covering roofs, lining rooms,
painting, &c.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11

Carpenters, Pattcrd Makers, and Cabinet
Makers, .
Will take notice that P. P. Toale, of
Charleston, has on hand and for sale,
White Pine ST the finest grade, wholesale
and retail. ALSO, Walnut, Oak and
other hard wood.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11
Ths Weather

The Weather .....s-.
During the past week has been unfa-
vorable to the rapid opening of the cot
ton crops, owing tolfthe heavy rains.
Cotton picked out now will class very
low. and this alone will cause 4 serious
loss to the State. ls3s +.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11
FOR SALE.

TVAHE Subscriber offers for sale the
Ill well-known, Plantation "McCant's
Villa, situated in Orangeburg County,
fifteen miles due east of the Court House,
OH the five notch Road, containing seven
hundred and fifty.seven acres, more or
less. with the privilege Of two hundred
acres ,,s more, recently conveyed to my. son.
Tie latter place having on it a single
story dwelling, four rooms, one fireplace,
kitchen, stable, barn, &c, and about
twelve or fifteen acres cleared land.
On the larger place is
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11

a9- A jocose friend presented himself
before the board Of registration. The
question, are you Citizen, perplexed his
ideas, whercupon he began to debate.
The fact of citizenship at first SO palpa-
ble to his mind, began to be mystifed
under the phases Of the privilege, and
earnestly entrcatig the bystanders to
clear up the doubt and not receiving any
solution of the matter he retired half inn
pressed that he might have been once,
but was not now citizen
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11
a Meeting

Of the Committee chosen on salc-day
to report upon the feasibility of es-
tahlishinga Cotton factory here, will be
held on Saturday, the 13 til inst. We
again remind our readers that all offers
of sites for the factory, OH information
respecting sane, should bo handed in to
this pecting
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11

a New Building
+. q being erected on lev Range by
MIJ. BIO. Jefferson. Welearn it will
bea two story frame building, with store
below, and office above.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11

say- The factory scheme wants rusIl
all that the county can give it. It
will retain siERE (if built and put in op-
eration) s2Oo,eoo in raw material and
manufactured goods. It will give en-
ployment to Is operatives, it will pay a
nett dividend of 20 per cont. Let every
man who can take a share do SO, he will
help. the county vastly, and help himself
ns we'll.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11
500. THE BEcKWITH $g6.:
PORTABLE FGnrrhY SEWING
MACHINE..
H1 =, ,,rN, ;t;NA. ~, - ,..
on THIRTY DAYS TRIAL

IVah Strength and capacity Equal to any, usa IT,
gardless Of Cos&
rUNHE Cloth-Piate is the size used by a $10ol
n Machine is of Polished Plated Steel; At
tachments of proportionate size. and analits,
finish throughout. Braider, Embroider;. Guide,
Hemmer, Gathcrer, four sizes of Needles, &c.
are given with every Machine. S.
NO ToIIsoME TREAD OF THE TREApLE. !. !.
Every Machine Cartfelly Tested and fally
warranted. .s,s>. !.
BECISWITH SEWING MACHINE co.
Near 18th st. and Union Square. s52 Broad.
way, N. Y. -
July IL, 1873 .t % if
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-09-11
CUWLAM GRAVELEY.
DIRcr 1MpoRrns OF
HARDWARE, CUTLERY, GUNS
AND AGRICULTURAL NIPPLE.
NENTS.

No. So East Bay, South of tie old Post
Office, Charleston, S. G.
A GENT for tho sale of the Magnolia Gotten
IN Gins. AT the Fairs held at Savannah, Ga.
last month, the Magnolia" cotton Gin ginned
l5Olbs seed cotton in three minutes and forty
five seconds, taking the premium, and also The
prize of One Hundred Dollars offered by the
Board of Trade for the best GIN. Several
have been sold this season which gin bale am
hour. The same gin also took the premium at
the Cotton States Fair Mt Augusta, last October.
Feb. l3, 1878 81 jy
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TIE NoT;EDi FEATURE
of the election was the large number of
liard-working aud respectable colored
citizcns, who marchtd up for. once ms men
and dofying the snec.s, bribes and
threats of the hireling of the other party,
putin tho straight independent Ticket"
To these we owo it, that in future, when
employment is to be given, let us re-
member those who voted with and for us.
A friendly alliance of those who were
taught to regard us as enemies, is sign
of q waking from the sleep and tolls of
Radical slavery. Early III the day our
sh,e3d committee discovered new tick
ct; headed with George Boliver for May
or, and the nominees of the Independent
Ticket US Wardens. 1t was n game to
elect the mayor as the wardens had
cavcd, .--
DUT IT SHOWED PLAINLY
that the straight-outs, who made a need.
less political issue, wero getting weak
isassd, and 10 accomplish anything, were
willing to do everything, if it was to
blind their constituents With any other
ticket than that they were induced to
support
THE CoLoRED INDEPENDENTS
worked hard: They were cursed md
abused by their opponents, but they stuck
to their duty, and have their reward of
confidence and friendly feeling. We
heard that
ONE sTAUNCH VOTER
Among the whites was offered the place
of Marshal and 500 per month salary,
if he would bolt. but his answer was "not
for $1,000.
THE WORKING COMMITTEE
are entitled to great praise. Time and
energy were given without stint to defeat
the election Of the stra!ght-outs. Among
the prominent colored workers for our
ticket were Henry Washington, Frank
Millett, Dave Palmer and others. Their
aid to the whites was most valuable.
a PANIC ENsuED
about o'clock when it was discovered
that one of the "strafght-out" nominees
was scratching his own and substituting
a new ticket and distributing it secretly,
to secure his election at the sacrifice of
the rest Of the ticket. This was found
out by one of the ticket and lie promptly
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ns,~ Nc a:sst happy to state iiiias there
h.s been received ali apoloyetic note
from "saLurbcr" to MrJ. B. o. Bctterson
which covers handsomely and fully oil
the misunderstanding with drew forth
tho sharp reply to his COMMUNICATION, ).
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1eA- Tie oxoitornehs of the election
left cur "devip' no time for correcting
proof Sheets and his slashing of Webster
in thfs issue is excusablo ina meas urc.
be defeat Of our ticket would have been
Terable" indeed. ..
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NOTICE..

A IL Persons are hereby warned against
IN ~trcsspassirs on my lands in any way. 1
will prosecute to the extent Of the law any vi
olation of my legal rights. .,.
Sept. 10, 1873 90 ' SWAMP #
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CONslGNEEs P2R EXPRESS.


j J.T'simniohs,
Rev 7 j Glide,
Miss S Oliver,
Kinds d Cos
y N Jackson,
Mis- j Harley,
w "A O'Cain,
S Is Canaday,
Mrs j 0 Gautvcnir,
s. Govause,
j B Salley
Browning & Browning,
L Kohn a Bro.
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Church Services.

). Baptist Church Services every Sabbath. I'd,
y, til, A. M, and at ~, p. NJ. DIR. l.
ID. Durham, Pastor.
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sens. The one man cross cut saw is Il
Wonderful labor saving Tool. Mr. j. a
Hamilton is agent for it.
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EelS- Mr.. KIRK RoB1NsoN is authorized to
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