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Enrlinh- ono of Horses.

a correspondent Of the New York
Commercial Adsrtiser tells how some
Eugllsh grooms at Saratoga are teaching
the Yankees the care Of horses: ,s
To-day asked one OF these grooms,
who has spent twenty years in the stables
Of royalty, what he had to say Of our
American way Of taking care OF horse,
"Why, sir" said he, "you don't take
good care Of your hoIses; you think you
do, but you don't"
why 7" l asked.
because, when, horse comes in all
wet with perspiration, you let him stand
in the stable and dry with all the dirt on.
10 England, We take the horse as he
comes from q drive and sprinkle blood.
warm water all over him, from his head
10 his feet. Then, we scrape him down
and blanket him, rubbing his legs and
face dry. Thus in an hour he Is clean
and dry, and ready to take a good feed
while with your way he will stand and
swelter for hours, and finally, dry, sticky
and dirty. Our horses never founder,
and never take cold. We never use q
currycomb; you scratch your horses toe
hard. The only care necessary Il TO have
the water not 100 cold; then battle them
Instantly, while you are rubbing their
legs" st' C2F
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Cincinnati Market,

CEcINEAT1, June 25.-Cotton-Quiet
at nc. Flour-Dull and a shade lower
at SO 00A6 IS. Wheat-Dull and nom.
inal at 81 20. Corn-Dull: mixed 6SAO5c.
Oats-Dull and declined, 4sa55c. Rye
Dull and nominal at SIC. Bsrley-Nom.
inal. Olls-Unchapged. Eggs-Scarce
and firm at 1S1s19c. ButterSDull and
unchanged. Cheese-Scarce and firm at
12a12ic., Pork-Light demand; held
firmly at ST 87ia18 90. Lard-QuIet,
firm and unchanged. Bulk Meats-Fair
demand and firm; offerings light; shout.
ders &c; clear nib 9tc; at country points
clear 9t493c. Bacon-Fair demand and
firm; shoulders tic; clear rib 9Es10c;
clear 1Olc. Whsky-stesdy at csc.
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GovRRNMRNr-Oulet anil steadv,

RAILROAD BoNDS-More active and
stronger principal activity In Paciacs
The Atlantic & Great Western Railroad
stockholders have ratified ia lease to the
Erie by unanimous vote.
sTocKs-0pened weak at decline oil
tat from last nights closing rates, and al
noon had further declined 3a1s, Erie be.
Ing an exception, advancing from 29i to
Sli. During the last hour Of business
the market was strong, and prices recov.
cred tat from the lowest prices Of the
day, Erie was again an exception, de-
Ginning I per cent from the extreme rate
ofthe morning. OF the sales to-day 49,
GOO were Western Union, 1900 Pacific
Mail, 1900 Erie, 81 600 Lake Shore, 49,
600 Union Pacific, 10000 Northwestern,
$500 81. Paul, and 1900 Wabash. q
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! tI,ifs Without Erfnr1nnIt.

10 human Being who's stomach GSdlvtf are
dlsofdsted can Vtjoy lie Buttness iIa fatigue
and bore, and all Tmussments AhAt and mn
profitable" TO the victim Of indigestion, Bill.
ioutnots, and Disturbances Of the bowels and
tho nerves which always accompany them, The
shortest Iursst, iatGSt way TO get rid Of these
evils, and Of the mental dependency which
grows out Of them, Il 10 ioto and regulate the
system With HoststtH's Stomach Filters. ofGll
stimulantS II 20 the purtst, Of Al vegetable
tonies It 10 the most active, Of oil catharlc, the
mildett Of all Aniibiiious p'epAfal ions the most
swift and certain IN iLs operation, Daring M
twenty odd years that II has been 10 uss X his
lived down professional pftjudlees. dIstaneOd
competition, and taken rank - the standard e.
s!criiiveof the age. cav
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800 st. Paul, and 1900 wabash.


CHICAGO, June IS. - Flour - Quiet
and unchanged. Wheat fair demand
closing weak; No. Chicago 90a$1 "a;
No. 9 do. 81 1911 cash; 81 1st July; 81 Il
81 II August; 81 06 September; No. 5 do
81 15al 154; rejected $10441 05. Corn
LIN fair demand and lower, No. 2 mixed
Sole cash; colo July or August; rejected
67ta5sc. Oats-Fair demand and firm
No. 2, 46c caahi 41ie July; 833c August;
rejected 43c. Rye-Fsir demand and
firm; No. 2, 84a85c. Bsrley-Dull and
nominal. Potk-Quiet and weak; $l7 80
cash; $l725 July; $l7 As August. Lard
Quiet and weak; $40 90 cash or July.
Bulk Meats Quiet and unchanged.
Whisky-Steady ut 94c. LII
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A pErERnrNEp WIrr.-A feu dnY

a DETERMINED MlFE.-A lew days
ago young lady residing in the central
portion Of the city becoming suspicious Of
the cause Of her husbands absence from
home during the evening, followed him,
and learned that he had hired a buggy at
a livery stable on North Howard street,
for drive in the Park. She immediate.
ly procured another vehicle, and proceed.
Ing TO the Park had the pain Of seeing her
suspicious confirmed, and her husband
driving a stylish looking lady through the
different avenues Of Druid Hill. She re-
turned to the city at once, and when the
husband reached home he found a note
awaiting him which informed him that he
would find his wife thereafter at her Hath.
et'ss-Bd ltimore Gazette esd s,-ssssszsss.. ..
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TOLEDO, June 25-Flour-Dull ant
unchanged. Wheat-Dull and lower; No
8 white Wabash 81 SO; No. / white MI.
chigan 81 AZ; No.2 do S186; amber Nj
chigau 81 2Si; July 81 90 No: 2 rel
81 %; August 81 esq., Corn-Dull and {
shade lower; high mixed 65Ia65tc; July
este; August CSC; September 66tc; low
mixed 65tc. no grade &c; damaged go
oats-steadyi No. q 6eici Michigan 6Sc
rejected 400. r z 80 80 = q q +
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BALTIMORE, June 25.-Flour-Dull
and unchanged. Wheat-Dull; Ohio and
Indiana 81 80; western spring 81 80a1 So
Corn-Quiet; new mixed western SOC; old
s2tc. Oats-Dull; western mixed 5SA59c
white 60a62c. Pork and Bulk Meats
Unchanged. Bacon-lmproved demand
and firm; shoulders 7sasc; clear rib lois
109c. Sugar-cured hams 14a18c. Re-
fined Lard-119c. Butter-Scarce and
firm; western choice 23A24c. Coffee
Quiet and unchanged. Whiaky-Nom'
nal at 0Sfa99c,
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New York DRY Goods Marke,,

NEW YoRK, June 25.-Trade move
ment slow with jobbers and importers,
but some Of the domestic commission
houses transacted q fair business In heavy
wooden goods for mems wear, Repellentl
were more active. Values Of cotton goods
firmly enthusiastically agents OF unchanR
ed prices. Low brown cotton flAnnell
and wooden flsnnes more inquired FOL
and some sales effected, 9 / . n
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II Per ohnne.

You lave got into trouble proeurO At once 1
package Of the 9AmAIitAn's Gift, use GS dlrectod
and you will DO all right In three or four dayS
The trouble when taken In time 10 easily over.
come, bat whom neglected, or when the QuGek Il
visited and he gives bis course Of BAlSan Co.
arise which prolong the dlieAse for weeks, per
haps months.
Another fAllAey 10, in persons trying 10 says A
fey cents, dahbl0 In cheap drugs, which 90 ais.
order and slcken the stomach that almost death
Itself would DO relief: BAmAritAn's Gin VII
cure every time, with no more unpleasant FeeultI
than II the trouble had not existed al nj.
Male packages, 81 Female, S8, Sent By mail
70 any address. DESMOND q co., PropCfetuFS.
sl5 Race street, Philadelphia,
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The following from the national crop
reporter Of June Goth exhibits the esti-
mated yield last year, the percentage Of
falling of, and the estimated probable
yield this year, in the States named. The
average Of the eight States Is a probable
falling of from last year Of 74lO per
cent or 7o82sl tons, giving the result as
stated below for 1874:
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tional Grange:

Making in the aggregate 10.49s subOr.
dinate Oranges on the first day Of June
Oranges are being organized al an average
rate Of twenty-five per day, which up
to the present would swell the number to
10000. These oranges, on an average,
number fifty voters, and 1t requires no
figuring to show that day there are in
the United States 4 ,OO0.O OOyoters who are
Patrons Of Husbandry. asa. -.
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CHAP x-oRrruApy

Tho folks all ran out, and after good
deal OF trouble they found and separated
the pieces Of meeting house from the
pieces Of boy, and they got together
enough oil John Henderson to fill cigal
box and answer as the basis Of a funeral
They buried tho remains in quiet nook
and the gravestone maker put a little
lamb on the headstone to show that Johr
Henderson Tompkins was meek and love
~. g5 NJ. QUAD.
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An Indiana editor says, with q good
deal Of pertinency and force, that "Of all
the maudlin fools with which the world
isAfflicted, deliver US from those who crlti.
else the fact that Q man puts food into hi,
mouth with . knife when eating Al lie a.
bic. Men who have nothing else n AZ
but write such twaddle would make 40.
Iond rate pupils for . school Of inbeSilss.r
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Iris q TACT worth mating that tbo pre g

IT Is q TACT worth stating that iho great
commercial warehouses along the Brook.
Ign East river) front have more merchan.
disc in them at present than at any pre-.
vioas period since they were built The
stock Of sugar is especially large, as like.
wise Is that Of tea and molASses. As these
stocks arc receiving large additions from
fresh arrivals every day, the anticipation
Of a market active enough TO absorb them
all In the course Of the autumn, would
seem TO DO o we'll founded as 1t Is gen.
eral: -Rets York Correspondent Of PEEa,
d4phta Lkdgtr. y ~ 2.
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PH1IADEIpH1A, June 25-Flour-Ac,
tive for best grades, others nominal
super IS 25a4 80; Pennsylvania, indiana
and Ohio extra family So 75A7 80. Wheat
Very dull; red 81 3041 40; amber 81 81
al 90. Rye-UnchanGed. Corn-Acliye
and higher; yellow s3c; western mixed
slss9c. 0ats-In good demand; mixed
6Sa64c, Petroleum-Firm; refined 1870
Whhky-99ia99c. .-
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NEW YoRK, June 25.-cotton-DulI
and nominal; midling uplands Tic
Flour-1n moderate request and IN.
changed. Wheat-Heavy and lower
winter red and amber western 81 4Sal AZ
white western 81 so. Rye-Frmer
81 07al "a. BArley-Unchanged. Corr
Heavy and lower; western mixed so.
SIC; white western s7as9c. Oats-Un.
changed. Coffee-Flrm; Rio 1s4S22c
Sugar-Firm; fair to good refining 7aasc
WEiky-Lower; 900. IL
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MENTION Is made Of . slY old {

MENTION Is made Of q ely old gentle
man Of 50, who was recently sued in q
London Court for breach ol.promise. he
was saved from an adverse verdict by his
economical method OF spelling in his
letters. When he wanted TO say "May
God bless you-and kisses," he only wrote,
N. G. B. Y. and &" IN. D." in his
letters siguifed my Dear" as, the reader
Will remember, It did In DR.. SWltt's let
ters 10 Stella; and al. Pr was tho old
Gentleman's way Of saying "Llttle Pet
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We received last night by the express
train from Baltimore, over tho Richmond,
Fredericksburg and Potomac railroad, our
New York and Philadelphia exchanges
Of yesterdays date. We have moi heFe-
tofore received In Richmond 3 New York
newspaper on The day Of Ats, publication,
-RehRlpaa Vac aAlh! 2 ~ GS'6
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CLEVELAND June 25.-Whest-D Dull and
lower; No, ! red 81 30; No. do, 81 "a
Corn-steady; high mixed 72c; low do
zoe. 0Ats-Unchanged; No. l State soc,
Hnehsnred' '+sSiSsSr ~: I s'''' sum
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Suit AgainIt tho Levee company.

NEW ORLEANS, June 24.-The New
Orleans, jackson, and Great Northern
Railroad Company has instituted a suit
In the Superior District Court against the
Louisiana Levee Company for 1914, O67
damages, sustained by the failure Of The
defendants to perform their duty in keep
ing the leyees In order, which failure re-
suited In break-and overflow oil twenty,
eight miles Of the jackson, road, thereby
o6structng Id operation TNli55ll
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E CHAP. 1x.-rHE END.

Ono day, while 10 the heyday Of his
wickedness, John Henderson Tompkins
came upon something new in the way oil
plumber. It was q pile Of little cans, la
belled Nitro GlYcerine-Hands Of
Dangerous Poison" &c, but he couldn't
read, and he didn't care a copper. he
carried can behind meeting house and
sat down on q rock to open It. There
wasn't any guardian angel around to tell
him that he'd get busted II he fooled with
the can, and so he spit on his hands and
gave II whack on the stone.
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Total. ,iO,76o,6TS ISIS

The new crop has already begun to
move to market here. Saturday, Messrs.
Cleary & Taylor received the frat car
load Of new bAled hay via, the Indiana
polls and 81. Louis railway. It was
shipped from Bunker Hill, Illinois, by
Messrs. BumAnn & Bauer, and was sold
on track at SO per ton.-St. Louis Rep.
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Allegheny Cnt,la Market.

EAST LIBERTY, June 25.-oATTLK-
Arrivals 40 cars. Best 80 00a6 90; me.
dinm % 76ae 90; common So 00a5 80.
hoas=Arrivals II cars. Best PhIladel-
phiA " 8oA6 80; Workers IS 75A6 90.
sHREr.Arriyels, Q cars. Beat $5a5 10;
medium 81 25G5 %. -, v :.
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C0NRERClif AM FlNENEIiI.55
nARkRTS BY TELEGRAPH.
New York MONEY apa s,oeL ,,an,o,,

New York Money and Stock Matke,.
NEw YcRKa june q MosEg-als
per cent. y W. ~ a8 3, y g
srRRLIHo ExcnANoR-Dull; S4s7ta
AS tor 90 days, and $4,9OA4 0Oi Tor sight.
Prime discounts Gao per cent.
GoLD-Ranged at 1l1tslllE; opened
and closed Of lllI. Carrying rates la2
Percent Loaasa4t Treasury disbursO.
ments ISL 600. Customs receipts $751;.
900,
GoYRRNMRNr-Onint And s,eahu
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Pittsburgh Petroleum Market,

PTrBuRGH, June 25.-Peroleum-
Crude frmer at $la1 05; other lines s5a
csc; refined quiet June 1Sc; August and
September 1915. - - ...s-.,la :.
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You might think that they would have
eventually succeeded In breaking the
boys spirit and dsshing his hopes, but
they couldn't do 1t. He had the ambition
which nothing could check. He wanted
TO beSa boldpirate and sail the raging
main. and he was patiently waiting for
the time TO come when he could wear
No. 10 boots and swear In voice like
the echoes Of bass viol. He would be
contented to crawl into hen roosts and
creep around horse barns for a few years,
bat lhen-but Then e ~ u -
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Traveller, Guide,
@
AnnIHLn or EnATnn.
GEregttte2lliq hi T.
Patrons Of Huabandry.

We give the number Of sub,
ordinates Oranges In the different States
Of the Union on the 1st deyof June, as
shown by the official records Of the Ma
tional Grange. -.--. IN \
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CHAP. vnG.-NRARrNu ma End.

John Henderson Thompkin, had kept
this thing up for nine or ten years when
our story opens, and he was nearing his
end. Justice overtakes the guilty sooner
or later, and Justice was laying low ior
this bad boy. He had the cheek 10 be-
lleve that he would live to be hundred
years old, but he was to be taken down
speg or two, and his mother left an or,
phan,
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GEO. P.ROWELL eco.

conduct an Agency for the reception OF advertise.
meuts for American NEwsPAPERs- tho most
complete establishment OF the kind In the world.
six thousand NEwsP4PERs are kept regularly on
die, open 10 inspection by customers. Every
Advertisement is taken At the homo price Of the
paper, without any additional charge or COM
mission. An advertiser, in dealing with the
Agercy, is saved trouble and correspondence,
making one contract instread Of dozen, q hun.
dred or thousand. A Book OF eighty pages,
containing lals OF best Vapere, largest circula.
lions, religious, agricultural. class political,
daily and country papers, and all Publications
which are specially valuable TO AdYcrtiEers, with
some Information about prices, 10 sent FREE 10
any address on application. Persons Of de.
lance wishing 10 make contracts for advertising
In any town, city, co1uty State or Territory Of
the United stAtes, or any portion Of the Domin.
ion OF CahldA, MAY send concise statement oil
what they want together with copy OF the
Advertisement they ueSire Inserted. and willie
c:tYe information BY return mail which will en-
able them 10 decide whether to increase or re-.
duce tho order. For euch information there IL
no charge. Orders arc taken for single paper
as well as for Iltti for single dollar IS readily
as FOR larger sum. oGlees Times Bul!dinR),
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Value Of Personal Property in Bel.
mont County.

tFrom the Martins Ferry News o, ye.tCtday)
The following will show the value Of the
personal property Of Belmont county, O.,
and the increase or:dectease as itmsy be
within the last year:
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CHAP. vn.-HFFoRrs AT RRFoRx,

Some Of the most philanthropic citizens
made strenuous efforts 10 reform the boy.
They locked him up in smoke house for
a week, they dubbed him until he
couldn't yell, and then held him under a
pump until he was as limp as q rag, but
as soon as they let him go he went right
back 70 his old habiIa again.
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> AsroRY FOR THE BOYS.
a Short but Graphic History Of John
Henderson Tompkins,
cnAP. I.-NTRopuCroRY.

His name waSJ John Henderson Temp.
kIns, and he was going on thirteen year
pfsge.S &c had ffeck ies aIloyer his nose
chewed plug tobacco, and loaied around
select schools and put tin cans on dogs
and fought with boys smaller than him
sell. His father was killed By q CansdH
saw. log, his only sister slept In, The allen
tomb, and his mother divided hetitImg
between crusadipg, gosAipipg and cam
wasting for money Tor the heather IN Al
RIGA.
CHAP. u.-THusLY.
Thus II will be seen that there was No
one to give John Henderson TompkInI
any domestic attention beyond an coca
sional Whack with 0 clipper, which made
him the worse. He was not sent 10 school;
never had 70 take dose Of castor oil;
wa allowed TO 60 around with Q letter n
the ostotHce, and his pants supported by
. magnificent belt Of sheep Irvine, and Il
he wasn't home at ten o'clock at night
his mother felt perfectly sure that be
would dump down somewhere and be
home In tlneior coaflih and potatoes In
the morning.
CHAP. lIT-aHAMRFU1 NEGLECT.
John Henderson TompklnS mother
never took him on her knee and asked
himit he knew what was beyond the stars,
and II he knew where he would 20 10 II
he grew up an awful liar and horse thief.
She never told him about the children Of
Egypt, Moses IN the bullruSheS, OF Daniel
In the lions den, aud It 10 no wonder that
he grew up TO be bad boy. She didn't
never have sticking plastera ready when
he.goti cut, and Sunday there was no one
to rub him behind his ears, fiIl bis eyes
with soap and water and comb his hair
the wrong way 3 q III A.! ~
CHAP. Wins IRREGULARITIES. x.
Everything that happened IN the village
was laid at John Henderson Tompkins'
door. ats some Of that boys work, they
said, whenever q bushel Of plunis, "a wa.
tetmeloh Of peck Of peaches mysterious.
y disappeared. he was probably guilty
Of everything charged, as, when no was
dead they found where he had hid seven.
teen stolen COW bells, forty axes, ever go
many saw bucks. fifteen or twenty front
gates and l can'tremember how many
snow shovels. ~ fsi
CHAP. v.9DowN ON HIM.
In time, as the reader was informed In
the previous chapter, the adult male popu.
letion Of the village got down on John
Henderson Tompkins. Old maids jabbed
at him with umbrellas, merchants flung
pound weights at him, shoemakers dosed
him with, strap oil, and grocers always
looked around for John Henderson when
they wanted to hesYe~o utSbad eggs or
spoiled fruits. Wi
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ls1- trl''-i- ~ IS 1st 4gl al1ua
Fs.>,a4a sr.- AS .rrr
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TlHE PEOPLES MONTHLY FoR
Il MAY RECEIVED. -Coa,ains asIinon az.
" an historian tale Of The 6ettiGmint or
n MI IS c cen fanny y % per year. lilsl0
Az other Periodicals and Daily Papors a. nah,
n Iil pEees. Sehool and HIAeelllnsous RON
S i.iS IsaSEya; 81 ~ wD..u.. g. =. QunBY, 80
nyg 30 8aa1iTS, OLA, No Il. =
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THIRST ARRIVAL OF THE SEA-
u 5of-N: Q. SUGAR; Just received by
deeii LIST, DAVENPORT d PARKS.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1874-06-04
THE 5BooHER4NqG.

Northern sentiment begins to feel the
curse of"republican license" and North
esn journals begintto sniff not unWillingly
tie doctrines of the only .unsullied States
man Calhoun; i'll quoting how that
Estates rights" are check to party
power. The liberality of radicalism has
been expended on the black, who in his
untutored state was qnfitito wear becom-
ingly the garb of civil rights, far less to
rule over his superior. He has been but
a tool, q lump ofputty in the hands Of
his whilom friends; they shaped him at
will, and every feature was midget of
gold in thepockets of his friends. He is
the ayowed enemy ofhonesty, peace, and
law, his friends arc the wire pullers be.
hind hnd the scene blinking and grinning at
the farce. He raises to power governors
and rulers, who belle confidence, rob the
State, and snicker atjustice, and the
freeman is rs bewildered in his abnormal
rights, as ne is in the fa1sity of his lead
ers, yet the farce goes on, until Northcrn
white men begin to think that radicalism
and beastly rule are synonymous. Will
a change come. h
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State Scholarships.
OFFICE co. SCHOOL COMISSfONER
ORANGEBURG COUNTY, s. {


NOTICES hereby given that in accordance
with Act of. Assembly Approved February
1874, entitled IAN Act 10 establish. certain State
Scholarships in the University Of South Caro-:
lima Free public competitive examination will
be held at this Office ON Monday July 9th 1874"
The act provides that but one student shall be
admitted from each County for the first year.
Ofall the applicants for admission the three
exhibiting the greatest proficiency ia fall the
branches OF study required for the admission
of students into the University, will bc recon.
mended to the State Board of examiners, and n
final Examination will be held by the State
Board of Examiners mt Columbia on Thursday
October lst. 1874, when the candidate is found
most proficient will be admitted toa Scholar.
ship i'll the University. .&f3'
The successful candidate when admitted will
be entitled 70 rccesYe Two Hundred Dollars
annually, and tuition free. 4 f'olss
May Sth 1874. blg3g ,AfifQ
II. r. MCKINLEY,
County School Commissioner