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Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
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men uno nobm Die lieben &reuaer 6a9eoen.
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9err?" fro9t SDerelia ben &unoen ibrer
@6meter.
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uGben1o uiele lpie oie]e, iieben fhr elmer"
Greuaer."
v@ib mir fir pierssreu5er oeun l6lie5=
lid) bringt ibr's bot INNER oobin, bob
man Su piel nimmt."
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|nen uno ltefte bier Greu3cr Gin.
u@eben Gie bo6, Serr," logte Mlor=
9aret6a 5u Dem Ielben &dufer, vnebmcn
| Sic mir ou1 fiir cinen &reu5er 8iruen
ob i6 luill ni6t lpcni9er lein ols biele
/ oo."
v9oit TeAt bic &lcinlte bon beu
0reien mub niDt sic menislt 8egiinfietc
lein. SSie pielc gi6it bu ga.
uSieben lpie. oicIc."
Go le9e oa fir Gin &reu5cr Dinein."
Ofor9orctba te9tc in bos So}6entuO
oes 9crrn 1ieben Sirnen, unb Der $ocrr
CAB ibr einen Sfreu5cr in Die Sono.
Sic @leinen> 1obole lie o((ein warcn>
fin9en an ibr Ne1nun9 81 macbcn; oo
ltellte lib berouS, bob Slobe1a cine Yir=
ne uno lieben ircuser> Sberc1iu sluei Gir=
nen unb picr &rcu5cr uno Mor0orstbo
orei Sirnen uno enen SfyeuSer belob.
9os @eI1dft bottc Gd)wieri9fcit 10
uus5ugcDen, mic es oig Muttcr befphlen
Dottc
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uno bic i6ri9 9eblicbcnen 8irnen lullr=
Den nl1t uerfouft, bcnn mer no1c fam
uno einen 10 elellbsn TorrotD iob, oin0
obne 9luicntboit loeiterc, obmnDl oui bcn
gon5en W}orttc FoH fcn GbTt mehr I'll
perfouIcn lpar.
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Den ?u riel Die Mdo0cn nit t0rdncn-
fcu6ten 9(ugcn, ols plDtlicb- iron, tror=
ran, tran, tran - Srpmmeln >oir6cltclr
uno Die &eutc l6oorenpcilc ocm Share
prn Mfeno 5ulie|en.
Sin SotolQcn Sclootcn .norld)irte
0erein.
Ofiisiere uno Gplbotcn uerbycitctcn
| liN halo ourauF iiber ben Mnrftplot,
noG jcocr Trud)t bolbcno, bic 7ic ppy=
fanoel, uno beren in 9Sobr9e;t e5 MIR
no6 weni9 gas.
Sic &inoey uerltedtel, bic girnen oit
lbncn llbrlg gcbIeben porcn, uno ais
Die Splooten e6cn mioe purbcn, Sbn III
'u6en, obne IS I'll finocn, entoetftcn lie
Die Birnen
Cine lruppe GoIbotcn itiirstc ld)ou,
Die Pano in Der Salhe> ooruui lps Sir
wie pel gebt iDr biele 8irnen ibr fleinen
5butbeilissn 2"
Sir brei &reu;er cine jeoe."
vNel9cr Gcanool !"
~Wir 9eben lie ni9t biQiser ant,pprte=
ten Die Mdo@en.
Sic @oloatel, ais lie bemerftcn, baB
oie> melde binter ibnen fomcn, bic Yir=
men 5l benz 9cforoerteu Preiie foufen
luirbeu, ,penn lie bielelben ni9t fouiten,
9qben eilen0s S1obel(a orei &reuser fir
cine 8irne> >Sberelio feds &reu5cr fit s>pe;
Sirnen uno Mar9oretba nelln SSreuser
fir brei 9irnen.
Die Mdo6en mo6ten iuieoer ibreMeb=
nung uno fanben, boB jeoes Sebn &reuaer
9el0lt botte.
Ohio Waisenfreund. [volume] (Pomeroy, O. [Ohio]) 1874-1953, 1874-07-08
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10 Ibnneu mir lider fein> in leinen &c.
eol= pOer 1eiren telegropD1ben @palten
einen ooer mebrere @elb ltmoroe perseiA=
net 81 finoen. Sieles bdufige Yorfom=
men bon @elbfmorben, bos ieoo6 niht
,aaein ouf Die neue Melt be(9rdntt it,.
lit eia 3eiden Der 3eit, bos erobe Be<
ad5tun9 perOient,
Ser @elbllnoro lit lcioer 10 aft, ,pie
sic Menl@en. Simmer bat es ein5elne
ge9e6en, meld}e Die YHidt Der 5elb fer
baltun9 ucrfannt D., frepentlitb III Die
&e6te @ottes ein9e9rifien uno iiren Ro=
lten in Ser 98elt fei9e perlaHen boben.
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perbdltnibmdbi9 lei6t. Sm gansen lino>
ouberooentlid)e uno gliidli6er gSeile
rur Ieltene ipcoerfebrenoe Notl1rerei9ni5le
uno ungllefli6e Subtle in ein;elnen
Nusnobmsl dllen abgcrcAnet, nur wenig
MdnI0e perbungert Sci peitcm
3b1pieriger it jeonh, oct &ompf nit li9
1elbIt unb nit Der Mslt Sm Sample
nit MiB9unlt, Neib> 8erlaumoung unO
Yero1tuug erprobt lid) Die innere &roft
bes N}cnINen. Sft ober l@eitert ou6
ooron lein M}utb.
eSn ser por0riltlitben 3eit sa!t ser
elbItmpro troy Der 9luslpriicbe eln5elner
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1tellung bon einem sutiiniti9en Geben nor
meDr cine bunfle 9lDnlna al: Elm @lou=
ben nlot. Sn Der AriitliDea g8elt bot
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benslebren nod ou6 Die peroente
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6elbtnorO branomorft> pcrmD6ten i'm
bisber 9on5 81 bcieitiael. Sn1ofern Der
Gelbltnor0 perein5e!t NJ ftrit gebDrt CT in
bas @ebiet Der Morol Der BDilolopbic
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mertlomteit 5l| idenfen. Gr 1T bonn
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ltdnoe uno cine Beorpbung fir Die 3ll=
funft. Ser @tearsmonn NIT tleinen Mlit,
teln miro i'm eur6 Nerbote oes Ncrtou<
fes pon@ei5t It bel 6rGnfen ipo(len, ,pie mann
eegen>partig in 0eutl6lone Der @oeiol=
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ter=@ereinen eincn Donm ent9egen leken
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mann .piro oogegen ben aQ9emeinen ur=
1a6en no6forl@en uno ourb oeren 8e=
1eitigung oas l1ebel an Der Nur3el ous=
aurDttenen 1utDen.
Sic @e}9id)te 5eigt uns 5,pei Yeriooen,
in tuel9en ber@el6i itmoro epioemil1 .auf=
trot, ndmli6 in &om in jener 3eit> ols
bas beionil6e Meltrei6 Der GdIaren sn=
}ammenbrad), I'M Dem Gbriitentbume
Ylob au MAIDEN uno in Sranfreid) jene
3eiten oer @6redensberrl6oft, Die Die
Welt nit 6em neuen upalitii9en" Gpan=
. gelium bel6euft bat bos li6 BON oa aus
no9 gan5 @uropa ausbreitete uno iiber=
all tpD es leinen SUP binlebte> blutise
@puren 5uriidlib.
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Ielben. Politi1@ ber lnerbDrte 9rud,
bic all9emeine &e6tloIigteit> bic orgont<
]irte Espionage uno 9enuntiation; 9ei=
itig ser moralil6e 8erfoll> Der in Dem ein=
ai9en Mprte W1oterialismus lie9t. Ser
Materialismus lit Die Pbilioiopble oes
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-19

A TENDER CoNscIENcE.-A We
ntian lord, wishing to rid himself OF
an enemy, hired bandit to dispatch
him, and paid him MS money in ad-
vance. Scarcely was the bargain made
than he learned the injustice of his re-
sentiment, and 4 reconciliation ,oo':
place. The next thing was to apprizc
the assassin that lie need not kill this
man, telling him at the same time he
might keep the money.
But must kill him" Explained the
bandit.
"lIe is no !onger my enemy said
the noblcman.
"T am sorry for that, but do you
think I have no conscience? The best
I can do is 10 give you your choice.
Either him or You, don't care which;
but somebody | must kill to earn my
money honestly" rejoincd TIE over
scrupu!ous murderer.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-19
The Authors Friend.

Mr.. Charles r., poor author living
in the outskirts Of Paris, had owing
to him debt 0? five hundred and
twenty francs, which he never expect.
ed to get, so long had it been due, and
so often had he applied for il in vain.
However, finding himself entirely out
OF money, he resol"ed to try the non
paving debtor once more.
What was his amazcment and de-
light, when note Of five hun
drcd francs and 4 twenty franc piece
were placed in his hands. Regarding
it as a special providence, he resolved
to change the gold piece, and testify
his gratitude to Heaven, by giving il
in aims on his way home. Placing
the note in his pocket-book, he fulfill
ed his benevolent design, and no beg.
gar applied in vaiE during his long
walk.
AS he drew near home wrctched
little dog came to him, and besought
his attention to his starving conditions.
At anv other time he might have rude
ly driven it away; but this evening his
heart was open, and he concluded to
take the poor brute with him. True,
his wife hated dogs, but he trusted his
good fortune 10 soften her heart rs ii
had his. TWAS quite dark when he
reached his home, and he entered the
house with the dog close TO his heels.
"What is that" cried the iadv, pre-
paling to drive the intruder out Of the
house.
"Only 4 9oor little dog have made
bold 10 bring home with me. Bu lis
ten wife, to my good fortune"
As he related the story, the good la
DIV became molihcd, and the little dog
was almost forgotten.
"See, here is the money, safe in my
pocket book" concluded the husband.
putting his hand into his pocket. But
no pockct.bool; was there! 1t was
gone, and despair seized the poor au-
thor's heart.
Rage rose in the good wife, and the
dog was an excellent scapc goat.
Selling a stick-"Get out ofthc house,
she cried. "But for attending to YOU
that stupid man would not have lost
his money"
But the dog would not move, and
covered closer to the feet Of his first
friend, who had not now the heart to
save him. SO, lifting him in her arms,
the dngry lady prepared forcibly 10
eject him, when, 10! there, tightly
grasocd in MS mouth, was the missing
pocket book, which the obScurity had
prevented their seeing before. 1t had
fallen through 4 rent in the mans
pocket, and the grateful creaturc had
picked i: up. and kept it safely ill dis
covered.
There is at this day no more honor
ed member Of the authors family than
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-19
Your Wife's Mother.

There are people, know, who are
constantly hurting jokes at their moth
cr-in-law, just as if the old lady had no
business in the world after marrying
Off her daughters. I'd like to sec the
chap who dared fling Jokes Al my wife's
mother. It always rests Inc 10 have
the good old dear arrive with her four
band-boxcs, two not bricks, five bun
dies OF herbs, chest, and FELLOWSHIP
full OF dried apples and burdock root.
I feel just like falling on her shoulder;
but don't do ii because my disposition
is quiet and undcmonstratiYe. She no
sooner gets into the house than she says
Maria looks like ghost, OF just Ike 4
woman up At Tarrytown whose hus-
band mau!es her with q sled stake and
is drunk haIfhis time. She says this
looking full! at me, but Of course l
know she doesn't mean anything.
"lIcavcns! but this is that same old
carpet on the tioorn' exclaims my
mother-ir law. rs she removes her bon
net. And then she looks at me and
tells me how Tom Scott saved his CT
gar. and tobacco money and bought
Nellie 4 royal Wilton. l remember
that when l was sparkling my wife,
there was no carpet az all on the floor,
and so laugh heartily at the old !ady's
Joke. The baby, who mas been playing
all day, is declared sick, and quart
bowl OF catnip is prepared. MY wife
is sent to sleep Of her sick headache,
though she hadn't made any complaint,
and am told that had better go to
the hotel for supper. "And no one
will get into this house after eight
o'clock tonight" adds the good old
creature. The parlor stove has to be
moved or lowered; the sofa wheeled
over; the what-not placed in the other
corner, and all the time l am working,
shc-bless her old hears!-is telling
me how Barker, who wanted to marry
Maria, but didn't get chance, is now
worth his thousands and thouands,
and has parlor which king would
hardly dare en.er. The servant girl is
4 sloven, and l cheerfully discharge
her though she has been with US
year. The Kitchen stove has to be
moved to the left, the heads Of all the
beds turned 10 the north so as to get
the benefit OF the electric current, and
The watch dog shot because his bark
wakes her at midnight. "Anythirg
further, dear motheri" I ask, as |
look into her smiling face. And she
replies that Maria ought to be sent
South for her health; the baby boarded
out by the week; the front door steps
rcpaintcd; The lambrequins exchanged;
the interior OF the house graf ned; the
kitchen stove exchanged for a range;
and few more trifling matters per-
formed. Some men get out patience
the moment their mother.in-law enters
.hc house, but l meet her with
smi!e.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-19

"Many Christians" says Beechcr,
"arc like chestnuts, very pleasant nuts,
but enclosed in very pric&ly burrS.
which need various dealings Of nature,
and her grip OF frost, before the kernel
is disclosed"
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The Magic Power OF Love.

Two or three years ago the super
intcndcnt Of the Little Wanderers
Home, in Boston, received one morn
ing request from ihc Judge that he
would come up TO the court room. lie
comnI;cd directIy and found there 4
oror, or sovc, IirIc 1;rls. raced. dir
) ~ and r,rIorn bcyond even what he
was accustomed to see. The Judge
pointed to them and said:
"Mr. T.. can you take any Of
,besc."
"Certainlv, I'll take them ALL" was
the prompt reply.
"AIll What in the world can vou
do with them al?"
"Iu make women of them"
The Judge singled out one, even
worse in appearance than all the rest,
and ask again: "What can You do
with :his one;"
"I'll make a woman Of her" Mr.. T.
repeated, firmly and hopefully. He
took them all home. They were wash
ed and dressed, and provided with 4
good supper and beds. The next morn
ing they went into the school room
with the rest Of the children. Mary
WIS the EnG.. TT he little girl whose
Chance lor better things the Judge
thought was small.
During the afternoon the teacher
said to NJ. T. in reference to her:
Il never saw 4" ciiiio IKE 'hat' nave
tried Tor an Aour 10 get single Sniie'
and 4ai.ed'
Mr.. T said alterward to himself
that her face was the saddest he had
ever seen, sorrowful beyond express
ion; yet she was very little girl, only
seven or eight years old.
After school he called her into his
office, and said pleasantly: Mary,
. I've lost my little pct. fused to have
little girl here vino would wait on
me, and sit on my knee, and | loved
her very much. y kind lady and
gentleman adopted her, and she went
to live with them. | miss her, and
should like YOU to take her place and
be my little pet; will vou:"
,,,.,,, ~ r.,r;t ai.e3 oyor .ha
DOOR chi!d's face as she began TO I'M
drrssani lin. lie gave her len cents,
an; told hcr fiiat she ni,ht 90 10 4
store near nv and buv some candy.
\vri,c she ,,gs zone Inc took two or
.hrco .,o,vs.,o.,crs tnr,. ,,,.,, +, ,;eccs
,,d sc,,tcrol ,r,r,, ,b,,t in, r,ou,
When she returned. ia 4 few minutes,
lie said to her: " Mary. will You clean
I'D nv Office for mc3 Pick ND those
papers. and make i look rca! nice"
Cha ,rc,,E 10 ,,.,,l. ,r;.I, , ,.;II
little more Of this sort Of management
treating her just like a kind lather
would-wrought the desired change.
She vent into the school room after
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Over and Over A gain.

Overland over again,
no matter which way turn.
Railways find III the Book Of Life
Some lesson have TO learn.
must take my turn ut the mill,
must grind out the golden grain,
must work At my task with resolutc
will,
Over and over again.
Over and over again
fThc brook through the meadow flows,
And over and over "gIin
The ponierous mill wheel goes,
Once doing will not suffice.
Though doing be not in vain,
And blessing failing us once or twice,
May come if We try again.
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-19
Think, Speak, Live, Truly.

Thou must be true thyself,
If thou the truth wouldSt teach;
Thy soul must overflow, il thou
Another soul wouldSt reach:
ItnccdS the ovcIflowin@ heart
To give the lips full speech,
Think Truly, and thy tn ought
Shall the worlds famine feed;
Speak truly, and thy word
Shall be 4 fruitful seed:
Live truly. and thy life shall be
y great and noble creed.
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Volcano LUBRICAToR.
Published every Thursday
eEoReE P. ARG ENT,
Subscription RdteS:

One wear. invariably il advance, fE'oo
six months
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-19

LOVE AND BEEr.-A bachelor un-
Gle to whom his niece applied Cor ad-
wise on the question o. choosing De-
tween two suitors, one Of whom Was
rich and the other poor, the latte" OF
course being the most ardent rs well
as the favoritc loycy-sententionsly re-
piled:
My dear. the question being strip
ped Of all i!Iusory elements, your
choice simply lies between love and
beet. Now, love is IN idea, while beef
is 4 reality. Love you can get along
without; but beef yca must have.
Therefore, make sure Of yoar beef"
The Volcano lubricator. (Volcano, W. Va.) 1871-1879, 1874-02-19

In religious excitement in 4 conn-
try town, a person met neighbour
vino took him b. the hand. and said:
81 have become Il christian
"I am glad Of it," was the reply.
"lor / suppose we shall now have
settlement of that little account be-
tween Us. PLy ne wEat thou owcSt.
NO." said the new horn chrisnan.
turning on his heel "reii5ion Is rs!'-
zion. AMI business j. business.
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VOLCANO, WEST VA, THURSDAY, I
POETRY.
Welded Love.

And if the husband o. the wife
In homes strong life discovers
Such slight defaults as failed to meet
The Blinded eyes Of lovers,
Why need We care to ask? Who dreams,
Without their thvrna, of roses,
Or wonders that the trucst steel
The rcadcs, spari, discloscs:
Forstil in mutual sulcrincc lies
The secret OF true living,
Love scarce is. that never knows
The swcc tncSS OF forgiving. g.-Whtticr
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-09

A boy, named Phineas Hill, aged
fifteen years, accidentally shot and
killed himself, Tuesday afternoon, Mt
st. Cloud. on Orange Mountain. n. J.
He handed revolver to daughter of
his employer, and tried to induce her
to discharge it, but sue refused, aud in
taking the weapon back again, it was
accidentally discharged. the ball crash
ing through Hills skull. and inflicting
injuries from which he died
Congress has passed bill to sup
press the bringing to this country of
Italian children. This is good law.
The little black.eyed hddlcrs and
harpists who make music for us on
the streets are, in vast majority Of
cases, subjected to great hardships and
cruel despotism. The most Of these
are sold By their parents in Italy to
hard-hearted tasE-masters who control
them in this country.
The Newton IN. C.) indicator fur
nishes this startling item: "The mum.
Der of unfortunate prisoners just from
Camp Douglass, and statesmen thrown
out of employment by the Chicago
and Boston fires is fearfully on the in
crease; but the hardest case We have
met with is the negro who says he was
Ku kluxed in South Carolina for vot-
ing for "de Narrow Gauge Railroad. /"
all the colored candidates for West
Point, four in. number. fni!ed to pass
the examination, aud in consequences
thereof, will not have the pleasurc-if
it be one-to be hazed by the older
cadets. OF the uinety-nine applican nts
who presented themselves, thirty.two
failed to pass.
1t is beautiful sight TO attend nm
Arizona wedding. The bride in white
the happy groom-the solemn minis
ter-the smiling parents, and from
twenty-five to forty shot-guns standing
against the wall reudy for use, make
panorama not soon forgotten.
If you want to read all about more
robberies, murders, outrages and other
black crimes than ever durkened the
record OF any community in heather
dom, buy New Orleans paper aud
see what kellogg's strikers are doing
for living down there.
Twenty-one freshmen we're lately
suspended from an English college be-
cause professor couldn't find out who
placed ten-ounoe tack in his chair.
He, however, knew all about who sat
down on it.
A little child of Mr.. S. C.L. Bush.
living in the lower part of Augusta,
died on Sunday, from drinking solu-
tion OF potash which had been left in
tho kitchen.
The unfinished dwelling of Mr..
Jones, at Jones' Cross Roads. Aiken
County, was destroyed by an incen
diary fire, last week.
The Petersburg h,de.c and Appeal is
offered for salc-privately until the
18th met.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1874-06-09
Msv IL
Circular.

Circular.
.N.LE TIVE DEPARTMENT.
Crfici: STATE HEAsrExE.
coivMEiA. ). G., May 20. 1874.
NM. treasurer OF the state is now pre-
L pared to fund, a. the Treasury in ca
lambda, $. { the Eonds and stocks Of The
state authorized by the Legislature under
tho Funding Act, approved December %.
1913, into the Consolidation Bonds and
Stocks.
The following classes Of Bonds ard
Stocks are authorized TO be funded:
STOCKS.
Revolutionary War Claims.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction state Capito:.
Funding PastDue Interest Az! !'::.c:;al.
Conversion State Securities
BONDS.
Charleston Fire Loan.
Construction State Capitol!
Aid to Blue Ridge Railroad.
Funding Past Due Interest and Principal.
Redemption Biils Receivable.
Payment Interest Public Debt.
Funding Bills Bank OF State.
Relief Of Treasury.
Land Commission.
The following boEds, issued under Act T
March 23, 1869, entitled Loan for the Con
version or State Securities" are aleo au-
thorized to be funded int "Cons0itntion
Bonds" they having been duly exchanged
and represented by bonds on file:
DESoaINArIoN 81 600, NUMBERED IL RED.
Numbers to 5l9. inclusive
Numbere 521 to l, 100 inclusive,
Numbers 2 AL to 2.475, inclusive.
DENOMINATION 81 600, HUMnRREp IS BLUE
Numbers 3.27l to 3, 1876, inclusive
Number 3 i9S
DESoMINATioN $500. NUMBERED FED.
Numbers l to 237, inclusive.
Numbers 0ul to 2GO
DENoMISA. on slCG, NUMBERED RID,
Numbers to 100. inclusive
The Legislature has declared that tie
remainder of the "ConversiUn Bond. were
put upon the market without any authority
OF law, and .r,.
absolutely null and void
The fnndinE law referred 10 above re-
quircs that The holders I'll ti,c above Bonds
ahd stocks shnnlI exchange them,
with the accrued interest to January !
1871 f"r 'Cnnsul'lat!"n Ennd- aud S;.ck-. =
HI h:iy 'rcrh;it.n ui IN ir face value
hc Cen -oii .a:lnn Enmds and Stuchs'
bear Interest from J l,Ia.y 1874. The
interest due july |. is7;. viii be paid ut tie
Treasury in Culnmh:i =. c., and the Ma
iional Park Bank. New Yuia.
!'a't"s desiring Ia make exchanges mus;
eject them III person or by agent.
Parties WHO desire culius OF the Fun,ijnr
Aet ca" obtain th'm b. arpl.n. a, th"
Treasury. t. l. CAKU,lI
Nav - y Treasurer south Ca,ni;,'a
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Hay. Hay! Hay..!

WZTN Tue SOUTHERN WAREHOUSE
SsA.isl COMPANY has n.wa,s on hand Tie
N-A1----- .hrScst stock o! HAY in Columbia
comprising b,!h Ea~'oin and Western.
which Ni!i 10" !'!!N :cd anIw!.,rc ia inr
city, tree OF chn,.u .ur ,i;avu.r. AID Al III,
very lowest rA:c-.
Our facilities t.r purchasing anllandiipg
arc ouch as Ia cnah.u turompctc succesr-
fully with ANY other house, ana parties il.
need viii dn we'll 10 give NJ a call before
purchasing elsewhtro, tor 'c" cannot be ,,..
dtrSOid.
Particular attention is called IL our stock
OF Eastern lIAi, which is the bes, in the
marRct May G. :imo
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COLUMBIA, S. G. TUESDAY MORNING, JUNE g. 1874

master-C NJ Wilder. Deputy-John
$ Lenpheart. Commissiuners-A NJ
Boozer and I NJ Wilkes. Collector
[uternal ReYcnue-C l. Andersen.
Gauger-C y Darling.
CITY GoTEESMEST. Mayor jain
Alexander. Clerk and TREASURER
Walter |: Jones. Aldermen First
Wnrt!-Augustus Cooper. 5 z Davis.
B L Griffin. Secuna-C Carroll.
john y Pugb, W a Carr. Third
Adam Thomas, S y Swygcrt, IL w
Pnrvis. Fonrth-.L l. Brown. d
Wells. VIM SiEons. The committee.
are: Ways and nlcans Aldermen
Cooper. Griffin aud Carroll. Accounts
Carroll, Carrnnd Swygert.
Streets-Aldermen Pugh, Thomas and
Wells. Market and City Scales-Al.
dermen Carr, Brown ar;l Cooper.
Guard House--Alde-men Simoue,
Davis und Pugh. Water Wosks-Al-
dermcn Thomas, Cooper and Griffin.
Aims House-Aldcrmcn Swygert, ST.
mons and DAVIS. City Schools Al
dermcn Purvis, Swygert and Simors.
Sydney Pnrk-A Aldermen Davis, Car
roll and Thomas. Lcenses-Alder-
men Griffin. Pugh and Brown. City
Ciock-Aldermcn Brown, Wells and
Pnrvis. Fire Departmental Aldermen
Wells, Purvis and Carr. City Lamps-
Aldermen Cnrr, Brown and Davis.
New City Hall and Public buildings
Aldermen Griffin, Simons and Carr.
City Attorncy-,I y Tru1ewel;. City
Physiciun-A $ Hydrick. Clerk Of
Market II Pickett. Commissioner
of Poor-Chnrles ScLnltze. Osersrer
of Streets Irice. Chict of Police
M + Nixon. Sergeants ut Police
T. Williams, j Blizzard.