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n ARGE PUBLIC SALE or NALUA.

T ARGE PUBLIC SALE or NALCA.
IL BILE REAL ESTATE ~ Ch RoLiHh
COUNTY, VA.-Pursiant 10 The provisions 81
decree of the Circuit Court OF Tie cay OF l''t't'
nond rendered In the suit of - HoScll'auni &C. -.
MckcnlIey, &C.," the Undersigned coiHii.,,'"l'-s
will expose TO sale ut public auctig1, AZ 'o"tfs
ls7a icountv court-tayj. the Following YALIA ABLE
REAL ESThTEin s,id county:
/. The TRACT or LAND called " ,iSa, ,t,.
now occupied by DR.. Edgar Mchenncy. l!llR a SiE
cent to GiincyS depot, contaifin: np"af:, 90 ,aA
HUNDRED ACRES. TLis tract has upon II ! il[tS,
commodious BRICK DWELL ~ %lt! c"hS ,..'ii
out houses and good farm buildings u J. S"acL%n
to be one OF the most fertile aud valuable farms ]"
the Matlapoul Valley. ,.,,t
, The ARM called solItu:c l}i"s IL e ,% t,,ti.
burg, and about eight miles from ch;:cri'lr -a,
from Beaver Dam dcpots, aaJhhnS 'iIr i"i'a s -
Joln V. kcan; illiam + hgc , AZ aVii," tI
smith. containing SEVEN NuSDhLD AN
f'TY-TiiREE ACRES: ..,..,,,,o
O. The FARM near Antioch church. situate" ,! w."
aud half mics from Bowlhg Green, c2!' ,;i
NEHUNDRED ACRES, with Il GOOD h"''h
~ ~ The T IiUTE[ PROPERTY, with SEVEN ASD
4 HALF AEREo OF LAND, ki'o"h u ~, w D r,,,
ling Green Star Hotel, WIN %Aten nn:b hct ro.
5, The large ANA convenient n"ElLiN,. wi" ,td
desirable LOT occupied by josey = oaiis anu .iI
de>ir,hc BIfIL UlNti au. LOT. conttiG'!S dn'..
iny-rroms and courod!bUs store lIUiS:, hEoh', e,
the GUTTIIOLD PROPERTY, 6"h s'''''e" -
a. The ! ARM. lying IN Sno.syirAnh coaaN,
cnlled LOCUST GROVE, long occupied ny W r,J.i,
thcr of fIr. Mckinney. containing a1oii' L f"
HUNDRED ACRES. he dwelimE anI IS's ., .,ntll
inrs IN this farm can BE- made cOa!.rrt,Ic ii s'
cost. ,a.t,, or ,.,rI.
These properties are worthy the attention o. Or, S.'
t,llsls. The farms will be offered III su"3" '''C,'.
,rEi,srS or SALE: Cash as IN so lnn"h 4: VIZ ~
,,I.. ,r sale aud c.,s:s { suit the ridcs % lhs
uurcTase moneys payable IN eigsl ann"a' - S a.
rutS ii oc Two. aud three ear from ~ % To-
Give hons With ariDroyed security FOR dcicrst' ~!
ments. and tile retained until payments tyf .s ~
In ease OF default in p3ymcutS grolert! U ." -
49, ~ CHA RlkS HkESDDS,
CUASTAIS WlilTE..r
ST. GEORGE X. FIIZitt 9n'
ALGEKSoN Il. CliAAbLhhii
NH "a d,,,waw Commissioners ri hn.
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rENHE LARGEST BLANK-BOOk AND
4 PAPER-BOX MANUFACrORY SOUTH OF
PHILAUEL PHlA.-Thcu undersigned have this day
formed u co-partnership under the urm-name and
,tylc OF SiM0NS d BIRMINGHAM Jnr the nani-
Llcturc of LANK-BOOkS aud PAPER HOMES
The business will be carried on ut No. south
Twelfth street, corner Main.
WILLIAM f, SIMONS,
W ii. (Petcr) kEl NISGlIAM.
RICHMOND. VA, January l, 1879. il il-3m
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ETTYS u RG
VI --.
KATALYSINE WATER.

II has been demonstrated by series Of practical
experiments conducted by eminent physicians, ana
at.csted by thousands of grateful people who have
been relieved from their slerings by Its use that the
GETTYSBURG KATALYSINE WATER Is the
nearest approach TO specific ever discovered for
Dyspepsia. Neuralgia, rheumatism, Cont Gravel,
Diabetes, Kidney and Urinary Diseases generally.
1t restores muscular power to the palaSmc L cures
ration. Asthma, Catarrh, and Bronchtis; Diseases
Of The Skin, General Debility, and Neryou; Pros
grctes antidute erer discovered for excessive eat
ing or drinking ltcorrec.s the stomach, promotes
digestion, and relieves the head almost immetiatey
No household should be without II. Every hotel
should keep II on hand. For sale by all druggists.
For history Of the Springs, for medical reports
Of the power Of the water over disease for marvel,
o,ls cures and for testimonials from distinguished
men, send for pamphlets 800
For sale by PURCELL. LADD Coz No. l2i6
NJ I'm street, corner Thirteenth, and druGlsts Eene
rally. ar 4 ..s s.. arrs il p-eoaam
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A NEAT ErreRAM.--The London Mor n %,
Pos, Of 3gtb January last contains me or E,"
inc neat episram on the death oil inc '>"
peror Napoleon III: ,n,,o. !,
oueu ma,a sic, doni, quem plnm'ens i'n''' ~
x,..., ara'; ;i,,.s,m, calculus, es, permit
Which we may thus rendef:
Neither battles htry breath, ~,
Sar .ac s.eei OF plotting rThl.,
Rat aias a little pebble
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sSANgSs

WANTED, A GOOD COOK, W!Iu i'J,eon
w i.n,nhr,nc.. also n GIRL about fourteen
wears Of age 10 do housework co'ore" nh =, .spis
tppIy nj No, Gil Leigh street. ---m----
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BY Coulling and SIea,.e
ID! CouIIHE dIU 5Iea!e,
Real Estate Agents aud Auc:iopccr,
1901. Bank street.

ERASlE DWELLING Go. jls) GOV
\ TANNING FIVE ROOMS. AND Eircnw,n.,..
or TWESTY-SEVENTH BETWEET' 4 ,SS'nx
AND LEIGH STEEETS.-ht the rcJ;,e., IA, - ~
owner, we will offer ut auction TIE Ilpya ,c " w.
O'Clock Z. NJ. '"a
TERMS Made known at sale
COULLlNG { MEADE
NH 22-tds ,nr.iarI,
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GALE OF LAND IN JAMES CITY

GALE OF LAND IN j AN Els CITY
y COUNTY AT AUCTIOS.-By virtue Of n de-
cree of the Chanctry Court of Che city OF Rich
1uopa entered IN the day of February, 1879,
in the suit In equity therein pending by the
style OF Turner and wife Us. Hall ct ais"
tile und rsigncd ccmmi ssioncr, appointed by said
decree, will cEcr for sale ~ public auction, ut
the front door OF the cOurt-house OF james City
county. In the city OF Williamsburg, Oil THURS
DAY the Eth day OF April, 1878. at the hour
Of p 81. ,hat certain TRACT OF LAND Ia Sdd
county OF which Nelson w. Hall. deceased, died
seized, continuing by estimation ONE HUNDRED
ACRES more less said sale to be made ut the risk
AMI costs of the purchaser Of said land ar sale
made under former decree In said Cause.
TERMS: Cash rs to costs or sale, ana residue In
three equal lnstamcnts on credit or one, Two, ana
three years from day of sale, said credit instruments
bear six per cent. interest and purchaser TO exc
cute his bonds therefor with good security and title
to nd 10 he retained until said bonds are paid and =
convey Hce Is directed by the court.
-. EDWARD Y. CANNON,
NH 1s-ctfwiw Special Commissioner.
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PROPOSALS.

~---~--~>~~>-~->--~~ ~~~>|~.1~-->--~~~-"~-
CEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RE
- CEIVED until the 2OIH DAY OF APRIL,
1919 for the BUILDING OF a LARGE AND
II HANDSOME COURTHOUSE In Tie town Of DAN
willie, Va.
Plans, with specifications, can be seen ut the
Mayors Office, in ranvic.
WILLIAM ". WORSHAM,
NH 2o-t2aA Chairman building COMMITTEE.
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1,roCrRrEs. ne.

mine IL i AARRA GaHanE HAMS,
TAY yI5;oo,.f s,, 4TMsn and BREASTS;
,fTiM0RE JOLES;
S Sn MESS MACK ERELi "a CIT HERRiNGs.
NN29, Ne Hre o}RRoLINA ROE ana GU q
~ ~ IN ba1f-barrnls: .,crs.
~ E ~ i nisI Ms MOLAS5ES'
,5nna,GtiisN;tffA BUUkWMEAT:;
fFhhHNnoS ALE and PORTER ,,a.
sssbHWicK MH, i Sc 3 'q FnRRE EssC shANDY,
seven years old;
sc6TfH WHISKY:
poRT and SHERRY WINES;y
l nHM RI CREEN and BLACK TEAS
"a "a MED TOMATOES, CORN. ana pEh,iir rT
and other articles too numerous " hi'u'''''
sold III hrS'-eias' =. Taylor GATEWOOD,
NH ad-lw* strol... u. u eS
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Hy Richardson 4 Co.,
Real Estate Agents and AuctIonecrs,
lIl3 Main street.

An ATTRACTIVE SUBURBAN MAR
"A kET FARM FOR SALE BY AUCTION
NC shall sell by auction, the premises, on Mon
DAY tic Sl>t Instant, ut 50 o'clock Z. NJ an attrac-
tive SUBURBAN MARKET FARM containing
FIFTEEN AND \ HALF ACRES OF HiG Ill Y
IMPROVED LAND, with Il young and productive
orchard of choice fruit trees: all neatly enclosed
with substantial oak fence, and pleasantly located
on the Brook turnpike, at the toil-gate, one mile
from the city. , ~
TERMS: At sale. RICHARDSON Co.'
NH 81 AuCtiOHCcrs.
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AUCTION SALES--Puture g. =
- aThy6s
By Richardson & Co, 49,
Heal Estate Agents and Auctioneer,
go 1lts Min stre6y ~ ss''

A .DEssRABLE BRICK DWEt1,rc
= ! ~ 2lgt !, And LOT 90 BIZ I2s vEt r
s aH uFTifssinGFEs ;F gRp.fh ALLY rH H.
JEFFERsOE AND MADISON S'rRF brrTrDWEEN
YALE BY AUCTlDS.-Af a o'elock = FOR
tbe ss A;gT We shall sen auction ."
as Above that desirable xxi N
u. y: anderson, with basement and two " Dir.
above, containing six rooms conveniently snTes
yard. neatly enclosed. 'A'' ''fefz iu The
rms property has been recently painted and
In thorough repair. and Is the most nd pat
deDce In that locality. ~'''actlYe resi-
Terms: One-thiri cash: balance If .Jxu,
months: negotiable notes to be given for ih 'msfe
red payments, with interest added and ,,e Geier.
'e nh o 81 tf"st' hlCliARDs0Y 4 CO. VA
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By ID. X. Weisigcr,
Auctiouecr and Land Agent,
No. lois Main street.

TRUSTEES SALE OF AN UNDI-
L. VIDED ONF-TIIlkD INTEREST IN a
TRACT OF LAND AT AUCTiuN.-iy virtue OF
decd of trust executed 10 me ~ Burton H. Beach
sell on the premises. on TUESDAY the 1st day of
April, 1873 ut II O'Clock 4. A., the UNDIVIDED
OSE-THiED INTEREST IN 4 CERTAIN
TRACT OF LAND In Midlothian township, Ches-
tcrtcIa county. containing ONE HUNDRED AND
SIXTY ACRES (moIe or lessl III two contiguous
tracts lying on the Hundred road. and adjoining the
lanus of William Wnfrec and others, mentioned In
said d, cd; part arabic the balance In wood ana iiDl-
her. with small dwelling and out-Eouscs theteoli
and in Il fow miles Of Midlothian coal mines.
TERMS: Cash TO the ptYInent 81 bona ior
i. and Interest thereon from 10th February 1871, az
II rcr cent, and expenses OF sale; the balance on
such terms as said b. i. Beach may direct, or III &C.
fault thereof, Is the trustee may think III.
SOCRATES BROOKS. Trustee.
Sale conducted by ID. Il. " EISlGER, Auciiuneer
NH 10
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HOOKS. s'EATs9xE:sZT. sc.
1000 BONES OF
INITIAL STATIONERY
inst received and for sale ly
1T ELLIS0N,
BcONsEii.nR AND STATiONAE,
1l12 MAIN STREET.
HOOKS. srATsoSEasG. .&e.
II12 MAIN STREET.

would invite espcciii attention 30 the following
advertisement of INITIAL. PAPERS:
NV INITIAL STATIONERY is admitted by those
who have used them 10 be Of 4 superior quality 10
any i'm the market. l use the very best EXTRA
SUPER PApERS, and - ENVELOPES, Win the latest
st,le Rustic Initial Letters. The boxes are ihe
Surface Paper. with very handsome Autographed
covers and and laiCiS.
Any of the following will be sent postpaid TO az!
address upon the recciI!t OF The price:
DRIGETw0ou EoSE-TlNT INITIAL.
Each box contains one quire Of rose-tin octave
and TWO packs OF tinted envelopes stamped with
rustic initial letters; box s'rcn satin finish paper,
handsomely Photographed on top and end. Price
per box, 2s cents.
CONNECTICUT VALLEY INITIAL.
Each box conlaius one Qilire of extra super white
octave ana TWO packs IN White envelopes stamped
with rustic Initial letters box buff tinted satin finish
paper Autographed OH top ana end' Price per DON
IS cents.
EMPRESS INITIAL.
Each box contains one Gulre Of line French Pa
per and Que rack of Frtvch Envelopes stamped
with Initial letters. Box green, sttriinlsh, vi h
hlndsome hrono-i;hcgrapiea picture on each box.
Price per box, 10 cents.
CTIRYSTAL LAKE INITIAL.
Ta h box contains one quirc Of fine French PAPER
and one pack Of tine French Envelopes assorted c.
urs, put M in handsomely inslleo DoN With CLIO
mo on Hi. Price per box, 40 cehts.
DE SOTO INITIAL.
Each box contains one qure OF fine paper ana one
mack of hes; quality style envelopes, stamped
with old English letters ; put mp Ill liaIdsoiuc box.
Price per box, 50 cents.
The above is the mos, complcte assortment OF
INITIAL PAPERS ever offered In this III. rkct
any OF which will be sent TO any address in The
United States, post-;nid upon rersipt Of ;hs price
by IT. ELl1l son,
Bookseller and Statluner,
llia Main street, Richmond, Va.
4, JfpNgC
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by Wellington Godlin,
NNNtlVIILNI .fII'' FtN'HI A.7t%'N 4'e'"''
Corucr of Eleventh and Dink SiIccEs

rTRUSTEE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
l. FARM or TWO HUNDRED AND FORTY
ACRES NEAK TIE pEEP Hun IlHNrihI,
AUUCT FIVE MILES ABOVE ElcHMHhb.-S
trustee i'll certain deed 81 trust cNccut.i 10 tie
subscriber by Mc@srs. r. \. and j. &. Green, Rag
ing date a9d Scptebcr 1859, du!y RECORDED ia Hem
rico County Court, In lcc.!-booS NO. 81, paSe 10!
shall In execution thereof, proc e' 10 h0ii at iab
lie auction OH the premises, 81 FRIDAY the .Gi u
April 1873 att O'Clock l.. II. IL fair, u not, &c hr
fair day thereafter, that truly valuable farm loc2ya
=; above, containing Two HUNDRED AND
FORTY ACRES, adj"inins the ands .: The LATE B.
ION, deceased, aud others. Til, Farm las on t,N-
ccllent buildings ofcvcry kind and Tie s"!!is oil No
lquality. ,,..,
TERMS: TIE debts secured by the '!ccd '"!rgr9't
due, amounting ID about $1,000, IL" decd rrIN'Sa
cash sale To that extent: hut ann at'sIDLc! yHc
creditors 10 say that In lien Of cash 'eE wit accept
onc-fourth cash; balance at SIX, Twelve ANA eighteen
months; rs to the residue Of The proceeds %
sale on such terms the graGtors sl.h!5 pcSsit"
and direct on their failure 10 give ANY such 'irgc
ton thea on :. credit OF iva years In tici. case I"t
negotiable notes, Interest added, secured ny Tt'
deed. w ELLlHIlUS ho,Di..r
NH 81 did Trustee
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by Richardson 4 Co.,
Zeal Estate Agents and Auctione.r,.
No. lib Nain street.

A VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ro,
IA SALGBY AUCTIOS.--On Ttrr!.Sii roR
27th instant, at 4. O'Clock r. 81. We shsI Al the
auction, on the premises, a valuable Ei.it sI by
LOT. fronting 50 by l55 feet on Baldwin s,...iAG
and ohio railroad. ''' chesapeake
TERMS: At sale. RICHARuspy er,
NH q W,
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E.sssT, Sf'kAyER. &C.

FOUND, SUN OF MONEY on the
Il street. which the owner can sct at the Dis
match Office NH ?6-lt*
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I AnSTIpN sALEs-rl,ls nay.

z hest Estate Agent and Auctoneer,
Nc. 1905 Bank street.
nEsRIRABLE AND ATTRACTIVE
i CBITJDNCI LOT AT THE SOUTHLAND,
CORNER OF TENTH AND III STREETS F1R
SALE At AUCTION.-If not sold privately BE-
rorehaud at the request of the owner sia, teil Nv
auction. on the premises, on IuESDAf, Mafch y,
at al o'clock p. H., that very desirable COkSEE
BUILDING LOT, 20 by lis feet, located as above
described.
norton Of the city, and the excellence OF It's neigh
borhood, should attract attention..
- w. 3. ROBINS, 'Auctlonecr,
1905 Bank street.
PUSTPONEMENT.
The above sale Is postponed, on account OF the
weather, TO THIS "Wednesday EVENING At the
same hour W. B. ROBINS,
NH oG-It Auctioncer.
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WANTED. TO RENT STABLE con-
w taiuIus three or four stalls and oarriagc-shrd
wi.hin Eve nr ten minutes Walk OF tic Aherlcai
Hotel. Apply Ia ,r,-r.> r,nrr,
4 NH :s-lw NMAhiNh.' ii't -.
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AUCTION sALEs-.rpture Days.
z. Auctioneer and Land Agent
40. fnrS Main street. 8

TWENTY-SEVENs AND A HALF
IL ACRES OF LAND ON THE MANCHESTER
TURNPIKE, FIVE Mills WEST OF MAN
CHESTER, BETWEEN '.TlNsLkY'SsA AND
!. HORNER'S,' Fur SALE AT AUCTIOS.--At
the request of MIR. James w. biartin will sell on
thepremiscs, ut O'Clock r. d. on .TlIEDAY thu
5tf day Of April, 1873, the desirable little TRACT OF
LAND, with an old dwelling thereon, situated rs
above Being on the pike TO the coal mines mikes IL
convenient 10 get coal cheap.
TERMS One. half cash; the balance Mt one year
I'm negotiable notes, interest added. secured by q
deed Of trust. Taxes for 1873 TO be paid by the
purchaser, ID. X. WElSIGER,
nh .f-hlS Aucuoneer.
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EOUND, a LACE COLLAR; which the
Il owner can have, on application TO this Office,
10y proving property and paying for this advertise
Ii.at NH "J-3t
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WANTED, TWO TANNERS - beam
w house anu !"' uUI.ST & KING.
49,, I4.s2 itain street..
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General Wade Hampton snys:
The GARDNER FIRE-ENTINCuISHER has my
hearty approval, and recommend Its general intro
duction Us safe and eficacious protection against
the risk of fire. The great benefits It. has conferred
In saving property justify the confidence reposed
In It." -
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-06-12
No17:

~
Lwonder where he means ito; alight.9V
said Frederick to himself as ne fsltsPoa
gasus at length beginning to descend tos
wards the earth. "Gan it Be IS Yesr T. &
truly believe he is going to set r rae:down
inside the golden fence in the garden With
Helena" ';ses..s'.sg
It was. even So. As, the, winged, ,sbe boisas
slowly and gently sank in :his. flight, n.
largeIcroSa ofpeople who lived ON fhat
side of the golden fence coIlected fosed
the wonderfulsight. tss ftt5s.s
1T is the famous Frederick who Eflied
the giants" they all shouted.
But none Of the greetings lie received
was SO delightful to Frederick lis lt that Of
Helena, whom he found grown into d talf
beautiful woman III .a., .,,-ig ~,
), ,"Welcome| r. cried she. az. knew .nnY;
Frederick would come back to me. at,
last"
!. They were married soon after, and
lived on the garden side of. the golden
fence. very happily J; yet FredeficE Often
went over on the. other side, to look aftef
old friends there, and associated with
them as pleasantly as ever Sometimes
he brought in little boys and girls from
the common.to play in the garden foF.
while with his own children; He also
persuaded those who kept the gates to
occasionally nal, allow good people who had
no golden key to come into the garden at
times for amusement.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-06-12
A Touching Incident, /

a short time since, in This city, d brill
liant and much admired laay who aiiaa
been suffering for some time.witfr a trcri.
bic of the eyes was led to fear.a speedy
change for the worse, and Immediately
consulted her physician. An examination
discovered a sudden and and fatal falling
nTthe optic nerve, and the information
was, impaired nf gontly as possible; that
the patient could not retain her sight
more than Few days Ut most, M mas
liable to be totally deprived of it ,at any
moments The afflicted mother returned
to her hofne, quietly made such arrange.
ments as would occur to one about to COM
mencs SO dark a journey of life, and then
had two little children, dttired in their
brightest and sweetest costumes, brought
before herr and SO with their little faces
lifted to hea.and tears gathering rsonae
great misfortune that they hardly realized,
the light faded out of the mothers ewes,
leaving an ineffaceable picture Of those
dearest to her on earth-a memory 81
bright faces that will console her ill
many a dark hour.-Ex.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-06-12
BREvrTIEs.

Fighting in Spain BY latest adyices
continues desperate between the Carlists
and Republicans It will COST one half
the nation in blood and treasure 10 fix q
moon year" republic.
Comptroller Hoge in. the State bond
case, cites among other reasons why the
writ Of tiiandatftis should not be granted.
as applied for by Morton, Bliss a Co., Of
New York, to levy ajax, &C., that t'there
are at least $7,191.00O of. fraudulent
bonds upon the market; and the Court
should not grant the writ, until IL is as
ceftainea what portion of the debt is
valid" ti'2s'oafs'
Because the bonds were not put on tile
market according to law" ~ s9t
"Becatse large portion of the bonds
have been redeemed by conversion, aud
r'e7issued without warrant.of law" This
is the work of Radical rule for six years.
asplendid exhibit of financial skill in
taking care of the individuaI members Of
the party. ED] t.Alfel
Cinnamon are murdered openly in
San Franciscos their lawful occupations
are intcrfered with by tanti-chinese zeal
OTIS, and the poor pigtails are literally in
jeopardy; but this is not Ku Klux,
A colored congregation at Brooklyn
met to celebrate & PIC sie+ tTlss a .stz.. az.
ended in n general row among the breth-
rem and sisters, ending with Che interfen
.once ofthe police. "a ".
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1873-06-12

We have seen many advertisements
warning trespassets of the danger of vea.
ing human nature but the following ex.
GELS all precedent : Avery wealthy far
mer of Ohio County, KY, has this notice
posted up in his field: "If any mans OF
womans's COWS or oxen's gifts in these here
oats, his or her tail will be cut off as the
case may be-, t-''''
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1873-11-14

IN all its departments, is as free from
bribes or pecuniary inducement Of any
sort to discharge the duties of journalism.
No one who has an interest, directly or in
directly, in screening the Colfax miscreant
from justice is known to any one here. We
have noticed with regret, however, that
since the inquiry has led in the direction
pointing to the hiding places of the political
friends of the Times, that journal has
about dropped the subject and contents
itself with turning round and snarl-
ing at the REPUBLICAN for refusing
to call for the summary execution
OF the whole Republican element in
and about Grant parish, including
the colored people, the Metropoitans
and the United States army. We have
the authority Of its own correspondent for
fastening the guilt on the proper parties,
and therefore exonerate those whom we
know to be innocent. Why does our
neighbor cool in his indignation, and why
IS the voice of It's over truthful correspond
ent silenced on this subject? We hope
there has been no exertion of improper in
fluences Of any sort. Let the Times look
to IFS own latter end
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report 10 his government. It is suggested
by our Secretary that the volunteers may
have cut the wires between Santiago and
Havana. The consul ''absent without
leave" is announced to return to his post
at Santiago de Cuba. he has not, then,
been suspended in his functions. We are
gratiied to see that our Secretary of State
has denied the authenticity of some
expressions attributed to him by
the interviewer to whom we referred
yesterday. We are glad to see that.
Flippant and jocular speeches on such a
serious question are very liable to misrep-
resentation. Our honorable Secretary
holds most responsible position, per
sonally and politically. The well known
character Of Spanish diplomacy is estab-
lished to the conviction of the American
public. Happily the personal and political
character of the American Minister of
State is too well esta blishod to need vim
dication, but that character is too valuable
to be subjected even to the possibilities
OF misrepresentation. Ignorance Or pre-
juice may attribute bad motives to de-
liberation which may be q natural char
acteristic or an integrity Incapable of
conscious official dishonor. These pos
sibilities must be guarded against, for the
reputation of an American Cabinet officer
is not only a personal, but national
treasure.