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alight on the limb Of rod oak tree on
the roadside, when his hold again gave
way and the girl fell to the earth seri-
oualy stunned aud hurt. She was nm.
conscious for time, then clambered
over the fence near by into her fathers
orchard aad began making the best of
her way to tho house, near which she
was met by her mother, who had bsen
attra csed by her screams and was has.
tening to her relief. The mes. remarka
BILE part of the matter is that tho girl
did not see the eagle at all. A shawl
which hsd been securely fastened about
her head, SO rs to project over her face,
hid her antagonist from her view. The
track along which she was dragged how
ever, Was plainly visible in the road :.
The girl Elizabeth is IA years of age,
and weighs between 80 and 80 pounds :.
Her father is reliable aud worthy man
He is son in-law Of Mr.. Hatfield, in
the same section Of country, and lives
about Eve miles from the Tecumseh
Iron Works. The girl was not seriously
hurt and is doing we'll. The eagle has
beed twice seen since by the hunters
who are making every efFor. to kill or
capture him.-JucksonviAc 14la. RepuJ-
lican
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Lone Wolf, the war chief Of the Kio.
was, was comparatively civilized until
he lately heard of the des th of his son i.
He had an ambulance and pair of
mules, and said ho was trying to live
like white man. The son was killed
while raiding in Texas. Lone Wolf
drew his revolver, shot bis mules, broke
up his wagon. piled i. and his lodge on
top of tho mules, and burned tho pile.
He shaved one side of his head, stucl. a
black feather behind his ear, and star
ted hia followers on the war path.
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afterward. he was given the command of
q brigade Of troops from Texas, and
participated in number of battles
Later in tho var, he was elected
member Of the Confederate Senate.
After the war, he went to England, and
be' same interested In mining operations
In Colorado aud tho far West. About
eighteen months since General Wigfall
made his home in Baltimore. His age
was but little more .hSu City. General
Wigfall was essentially man Of force,
and was full Of energy and will,
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"A BALL Room DlsAsrER.-A Young
lady from Cambridge attended ball in
Boston, where the floor was waxed.
During the evening, while dancing in a
waltz quadrille. the young lady slipped
and fell, and the young man who ao-
companied her, in his efforts to save her
from falling, placed his hand on hor
side, but also slipped at the same time.
When the young lady was. placed on
her feet she was unable to stand. and
was carried from the ball. It appeared
that the young man, in his effort to save
her, pierced her side with one of his
fingers in such manner as to cause
faintness and intense pain. She was
taken home in carringo, placed in bed
and physician sent for, who pro-
nounced her serie usiy injured internal
~. She never again rose from that bed
and only few days since was borne to
the cemetery.
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Sinarlese Twins.
PHILADELPHIA, February 25.

hltAbtLthlA. fcDTu2Ty ID.
The second edition OF the Aie1icnl
Times tiatcs that the autopsy OF the
Sim cEc twins Was continued on Monday
last, resulting in some interesting dis.
closures. Itsayt that On Friday the
com mission continued the autopsy upon
the Sianiose twins, and made some i'm.
portant discoveries. They found that
the two livers, which yero suppose to
be joined only by blood vessels, were
really ono body, the pasenohimatcs tis
q ua being continuous between, 60 that
when they were removed from the bodies
and placed on tho table, they formed
ono mass- The go called teact of postal
continuity is, th refore, liver tisst,a.
1t will be remembered that Chang was
said TO be possssscd of one moro ponch
than Eng, but whom the liver was 70
moved, on upper hepatio pouch was
touua also proceeding from Eng; SO that
the band contained four pouches Of pori
tonsum, besides the liver tissue. These
disclosures show that any attsnps dur
ing life to acpsfste the twins would,
in all probability, hare proved fatal.
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Mr.. Merriwe,her' T. f" alkcr. one Of
the Wealthicst merchants and largest
real estate owners in West Point,
Georgia, had his residence, situated
about three miles from West Point, on .
tirely destroyed by fire on the evening
of the l7sh instant, during the prevail.
epce OF heavy storm. The loss is
estimated at setwcen five and aix thous.
aud dollars. No insurance.
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Suicide fos love is still in vogue.
Miss Deyereax, twenty and pretty, took
arsenic, fatally, In 0swego county, some
dogs ago, BECAUSE her lover proved faith
less ed. Simmons, Of St, townsville,
was even worse; for, aftor taking augsr
of lead because q girl snubbed him at
dance, and making several doctors an
all.night job In pumping Il cut, no ate
green paint and died.
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Out of FIVE children which composed
the family Of John jacob Aster, ON o
only remains. This is William f., who
is now upwards of eighty. BE is now
one ofthe Oldest native born residents of
New York, and has seen wonderful
series Of changes. E5e can remembe r
tho frss steamboet which greeted his
boyish eyes when he was youth of
fourteen, and he has seen the city In
crease from $4,000 TO population of
moro than 100000. He has also seen
his fathers estate espand from 10000
to S5O,OOO,e 600.
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A member Of tho Chicago Bard of
Aldermen has beon conyerte to tenn.
perance. This remarkable conversion
is due to the singular elrqucncc Of a
medical gentleman of that city, who,
during the course of q private Lecture Ii Q
was delivering, remarked to the allor-
man that if he ever took another drink
of whiskey, it would land him heels up /.
wards into Hadcs in ics. than Two min
utcs and-a.h half"
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SheriR's Sales.

by virtue Of ;sundry Executions to me d.
reoted, will sell to tho highest bidder, at
Orangebnrg O, H., on the FIRST MON
DAY in March next, FOR CASH. ell
the Right, Title and interest Of the Defend
ahts in tie following Property, viz: '''
! Bale Of Cotton. Levied on as the bro.
perty Of Pino Brunson kt the suit of j. N.
Crosswell.
shorifss Office, ID. D. CAIN u
orangeeaTg 4ss T. y; = c.,Y SO. @,
feb IA 81
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State News.

S~ 6l '.r d
) Several companies of immigrants ar
rived and settled in Rock H i'll last week
Bishop Wightman will lecture before
tho Cheraw Lyceum at its meeting to
night.
Mr.. Walter Keeble, the we'll know
theatrical manager and actor, has sttlcd
in Aiken. fa r"f
Dir. J. Davis, tho oldest man in An.
derSon county, died recently, at the ad
vanced ago Of 1O2 years.
Twenty four German immigrants or
rived in Abbeville, last week, aud were
provided with homes.
Mr.. Thomas Gufin, we'll known
citizen of Abbeville, aud Mrs. John c F.
Chiles, of Midway, died lust Sunday.
Heavy rains have continued through.
out Colloton County, the past week
swelling Tho streams higher than has
been known for number ofyears.
A oo'ing affair occurred at Effiugham
last Saturday, in which a colored m n
was shot several times by one MEG ee,
from Williamsburg.
This is the way the editor the Ker
shaw Gazette wishes to BE- remuuerated:
Potatoes taken in paymout for tho
Gazette. Don't all speak at once"
The income Of tho Greenville and Co.
lumbia Railroad during the month Of
January, ae learn; was about S84, 900,
being larger than in any month Of its
past history.
George Bushy Head (chicf of tho
Cherokees) and his wife, are in the city,
of Columbia on their way to Washing
ton, to look after moneys duo them by
the Government. The old man is
Baptist minister.
PARDoNED.-Gilbcrt Bynum, Will.
liam Showers and Henry Williams. tho
policemen who wero convicted sof riot
and assault at the last term of the Court
of General Sessions for Richland county,
and sentenced by Judge r. B. Carpen
ter to pay fine of fine of f,c dollars
each, and the costs of prosecution, were
pardonea by the Governor yesterday,
and the fine and costs remitted.
SMALL Pox.-This dreaded disease,
which created such an excitement among
the people of our County in July last,
hns sgaiu made ito appearance in
Camden. Allen DeSaussure colored, of
CharlcHtou, arrived by Friday night 8
train, and found lodging on the promi-
ses Of Mr.. William Fickcn in the ex
treme southern portion of the town,
where he remained until the following
day, when it was discovered that he had
small pox. Mr.. Fickea has changed
his place of abode, and, there being no
other parties living in the neighbor.
hood, we feel confident that there will
be no further spread Of the disease. The
afflicted man has been provided with an
experienced nurse, and the Town Coun-
Gil have taken the necessary precautions
to prevent persons from going too near
the house where he is.
Our friend, in tho country shall be
correctly advised Of tho progress of the
case.
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Mortgage Sale.

by yirtue,of On order to pse direc.ed by
a: +. Browning, Esquire, Trial Justice, I
will soil bale Of Cotton to the highestib bidg
der for cash, at Orangoburg Court House,
on Monday the second day Of March, 1874.
Mt the usual hours Of sale, the said Gotten
being Levied upon as the property of Frank
Mitchell at the Huit Of Mrs. e. u. Oliver
PHAROAH ROBINSON.
iep ZS--lt Special Constable.
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. -<cz111-a1rz>----
Colored men! Read General Elliott's
noble speech on our frst page. No
truc- or moro timely words have beon
spoken since the year l.
Two year old Republicans, and other
knaves who have Joined our party for
tho ssake Of plunder are robbins us and
killing tho party while they grow fat
and rich on stolen IN onics. These
rascals understand their game and tho
poor hardmorking colored man lses
erery time! IRE A"r
If We want our party to live year
longer wc n,u,t sweep MI such fellows
overheard to the sharks. their brothers.
The time has come to "unload"-
Grant says so-Elliott says 50 and all
intelligent Republicans know it. Now
let's 60 straight to work and ao it!
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SATURDAY, FEB. %, 1874.

Owing to absence ON professional
business during the greater part of the
week we are compelled to ask our
readers indulgence for the limited
amount of editorial aud local matter in
the present issue.
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Office

The FIRM Of GATES & WINGkRD is
this day Dissolved by Mutual Consent. Tho
iRebts Of tho firm will bo paid by j.. A..
"INGARD, and AL persons indebted will
make payment to him.
teta uUi B. W. GATES,
j. A. WINGARD.
Fort Motto, Fcb'y oath, 1874.-28-im
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Executors Sale.

by virtue Of the power vestcd in me ns
Executor of the will and Testament OF Ann
Berry deceased. will FOR the purpose Of
paying the Debta and Liabilities of the said
festatrix sell Mt Orangebnrg C. H., g. C..
on tho FIRST Monday in March next, the fol.
lowing Real Estate, of said deceased. -
!. All that Homestead tract contrlnire
SIX hundred acres more or less, binding
North ON lands II Berry, Esss on lands Of
DR.. A c Wetstone, South on lands Of 4, q III
Berry and West on lands Of Desbin Bay.
'f'' ' $3.50 ALSO 20 ina
2 All that tract RI parcel Of land situated
ing One hundred aud sistiy-flve acres. more
or less, bounded East by Homestead tract
of g NJ Berry, West by Che Estate lands
Of Ann Derry decd, North by Estate lands
ef Ann Berry decd, and South by lands Of
E AFairey. 7's'9f',
@ r. ALSO ;H anf..IF
8. All thatrtract or parcel Of land situated
in the ssid State and County. contsinine
Ono hundred asEes more or less, bounded
West by Joseph MeAlhany, East by Estate
lands Of Ann Berry, North by William Nc
Albany and South By E A Fairy. n3l
ALSO X lai 10
4. All that tract or parcel Of land sisaa-
tee In the County and State eioresaid, CEN
tanning One hundred and Twenty 6ve acres.
moro or less, binding North by wiIliat,
Grimcs. West BY lands fromeriy of A ]
Edwards, East by b Berry and South by
John Smokey ~ fi5'1 lEt
Terms, Ono third Cash, balance !, 1st
December next, Secured by bond Of puch..
asers boaring date from day os sale and
Mortgage Of the premises ~
/. Purchasers to pay for papers and record
ing.
.o' JOHN p. BERRY,
Qualified Executor Of Ann Berry deceased.
fob ''h 1879 A.
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M"nRIED-On tho 25th February, 1874,
Mt the residence of the brides father by the
Rev. IL. A. c. Walker, DR.. 4. G.. DUKES to
Miss s. A. SMELL. AL Of Orangeburg
County. s. C..
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Administrators s Sale

By virtue of an order of the Probate
Court will sell on Saturday the 18th day
OF March, 1874, at tho residence of Owen
Shuler' one Horse and oil the other perisha-
BILE property Of Catharine Shuler, deoeased.
IRENA E. SHULER,
IeD .o-ot Administrative.
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Notice Of Dismissal.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT
IN one month from date will Gle nv fnal
account with the Honorable Aug. B. Knowl-
ton, Judge of Probate for Orangebnrg Coun.
y aa Guardian of Calvin Dempsey, Mary,
Dempsey. (now Dukcs,). Asbury Dempaey
and Daniel Dempsey, and ask for Letters Of
Dismissal. a.H,l 1i7 lg iTrS'N
JACOB sMOAKE, Guardian.
February 14th, 1874. q
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NOTICE.
OFFICE OF COUNTY TREAsURRR,
OHaHoEBvno couHTr,
Ornngeburp. g. C.. Feh 9Th 1874

Orangeburg, g. c., Feb. 9Th, 1874.
The TIME for the Collection Of Taxes has
been EXTENDED until March 7th. 1874.
without Penalty.
win >bo at tho following places for tie
collection Of the s.ne: ar
At BranehsilIs, Mcs,day Febrasry Jssk,
1874.
AT LewisviT'e, Wednesday February 18th,
1874.
Az For, Mo,'e. Thursday February rsri..
1874.
AtJ. Hamr Feldsr'a, Tu-sfay February
Oath, 1874.
At Dan'l Livingston Mill, Friday pebru
ary 9th, ls7l.
After which tim". anil on nil intrrvoninp
days, will he at Oran--hnry until Mareh
9Th, when the Penalty will attach on ali de-
linquents. rt .EaA.
j. L. HUMBEET,
County Treasurer.
feb 1879 ct
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Sheriff S Sales.
oRANeEBURG COUNTY
In THE COURT OF PRopATE.
ROSA V. CLARK, ct al vs ADELLA 8.
a. CAIN at nl

II.
t,''"i' CAIN, OF al.
BY order Of Probate ceurt herein. 7 viii
sell at Orang geburS Court II ouss, on Monday
the second day Of March, 1874, during the
legal hourS of sale, and At the risk Of the
former purchaser: rIa5 1ai
Tract No. 2, of the Estate Lands of the
late L. d. Clark, deed, containing ,89-lOO
OF an acre, more or Less, situate in tho town
Of LewiSville, and wheTeon the STORE Of
the said L. D. Clark is located, with other
improveme enta. sia
Torms of Snle-One-third cash. balance
on credit Of twelve months, pure hassr to
give bond bearing interest from day Of sale
for such credit portion. secured by mortgages
Of the premises purchased, ard to pay for
papers and recording.
Sheriff's Office, lR.I. Cain.
Orangeburg G. H., 8. c., g. O. C.
Feb. 10th, 1873.
feb IA 81 -
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News HeeYnB.

ROhSOQ rpfall IN RoIa oS
mar dozen ''
~, 80 -,
o-ford ornh.a A..,s, ~ " 'A0
a su.pnur spring mas been discovered
neas ''lok0'' y. "
aieroansiie Reading Association
OF ghaf!otts gives hpps. aYAW.Fh
ssaaem= !. York has over 800 accidental
B 1fs'ihsss0pp1Ra sgnF RHyt ~ Tr<
sVhaflotts has 1S bar rooms, Raleigh
.ais shasrioo, Goldsb0ro SO, and Lumberson
= 1- ~ :, '.o = sn''' e"l 4 FL.
~ Riehmona has 60,605' population by
SsDsus 9Sos ye,,o.ase sasen' an increase OF
aaisSSsos s.De s,ne. .,is,,n io.v MI. ,r
~a IA a caring y lagggl1 horse thief black aud
ssa aIs 0lo' mas pesn captured
sas 1ssiasYSS iAa'sNYoS'A' ~ ga ii aai1. ,5il.u
1gsT nbe fR9nHnNatRed and iltty graugcrs at-
'e:.eISe stns f1psef'ngsp spl me tFfs state Grange
,sse!teeaS'sHt'o ani3m q g4j, T. .aa
a ssssop7s sqptembsrto1, ito February 1,
aotorsSse >seo iha''A 'Ashippsd rlo,oa6 bales
x.si sesss''qS, o7oie E2E = = !"
~. Sonn Jones' snofl' Atlanta, 'Ga!' was
AhloaiVA ..sH us'oay'Seyn hl' horseA running
.ssa"ay' nWo 1po H.'1' 'm0o '''7 a'5
@ ong dealer yas! in Atlanta has received
,sn,aa.ss snsas.s loar "'oaoS OF oranges from
slas"o' 0''ul Ia 'nas an season. asa',. '--'
o,l.sssSSrr sSr q she =, year ending December 81,
sSSsfr Of New York o;tv ~
.ebisys 80! - ~ ~ az wy. t.,.,...;u
$50 AZ Az. y litn,'g lliitmn,lpgson roJoices because
Enc ismye klin has been erected ten miles
.n1f0saiiunst 5fo@ ithe oi'y. y..,iiIy, au, ~,
.aei.st4 tIla1meea ohhnp CHURCH, WILMINGTON, was
ss@P4eSssd q large mlFFfor gFlHll and hair brush
st&en ttR tAthRufsaay EtHy night t'iJon - .no
&seI ThersspPFemerCQ Of massachusetts
seshp decided that 9 woman is eligible for
aasthe efiee OF School Commissioners.
s4svghesafs Of Ny. Edwin Shaver of
Salisbury was robbed Of Slzo last snt
esufdaya Ehs,tlsiefWas little white boy,
oSabuutteniyears DID, 2I pitrrl inI
ass9A gentleman, named Boiling, is about
s:1to oenter duit for the recovery of the
@ oWhershipo Of nearly one half Of she city
9 OF Riehmehd3 Ta.'' '"'oT1h H! f''
Tho State Life Insurance Companv
eof Raleigh Els is about to loan 81 500 to
ING florInl' Coliesepee Of Robeson countv Slt
for tho purpose Of aiding that institu.
-, tipn. ''
= SS%Itsvuu IT was lately stated in Congress
shat. vishi6 6fseen years, at the present
: ! rate sh' of cutting tho land in the united
States Welding heavy timber would be
:. entirely stripped.
as,r Before the war it, .vas an unusual
event for a bale of cotton to be shipped
nstrons. the town Of Greenyille, but there
$ has,been shipped this season about TO-.
s,l0O0.I This means busineas.
'zsssgNinatesn uhstampcd boxos, contain
81 ingatobacce belonging to r. u. Black
clhurn;i of llGreenbboro,w seized by
Gaezenueg gioficcr at Laurinburg. Rich
GoROhdy County, on Thuraday. 81
aGs "a fbun named Woods, living in the
sassohtherh mart of Guilrord corrty. killed
anotner man VINO knocked at his door,
ssana amen shot h's own brains ont. He
n n M nf f,f
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The state Of soath aralins,
= -''E' sG&&}yyS sESa Is Az hB " AI&s6s
oRANa7lEBuRe COUNTY.
+ IH sHs CouRR. or PRonA9s.
By AUGUSTUS B. KHoWLTos. ESQ.
Pc i SaaGs st & j ssaia G6sassl,A

Z - - o'e~es Nst|asA s1sssSH ~ shANS&b4kfsA
> WHEREAS Irene u, sh.lsx ,hasl psaaa
suit 10 me to grant 20 her Leiters of Ad.
IninistratioE Of the Estste sad eiEsets es
Catherine shulsr, lass Ss said County, dD.
TSsss are 3 tAeEsffsas Ii 4 ii u q s,s gka .amos;,A
ell and Singular the kindred and SCseditsgss
Of che said deceased 10 be and appear b.
fore me nt;s Gnnrts &C Probate fsptAo aaia
Sslaty 20: % helash g ny, Cd "a
SaTg' sazgg' sssg on the 2issdey Of FssEaaSgs
any, Why che said Adasipistrasioz. sSaai,s
iloas sasausEda8 szs ssgsssFsE, =
Given enoes my hand and tha saai az M
f CcaNts thist aiaa xlsSs seS FeE A. IA IsY q
ana iA. thNs eIsb ssassof Araheisaa n
fL,s.J AUGGsTus D. KSoWEp X
jan 3f-3t .3iiS-, sr II e
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GOOD GARDENS to DO had
by haying yenr Gsraea Seeds
and 0niea Sets fgezaa
u. EzEKaEI.,
who sess saR Hifs Seesss SSssaisa tae
Celebrated aaREa eS ID. Han.
areth IL ssn.a. p.'srf ''a' stg ~
!, n. n.-pxeDaDera eg sssalaess
vaia be anppMea 81 Grange
prices. tl ,ste! !
jan 10 A.
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we beg to call the attention of our
readers-especially of our oolored read.
erS-to the able and timely speech of
the Hon. Il. B. Elliott which appears in
tull on the first page Of the present
issue.
Gen. Elliott has sounded the key.
note of the aon,ing campaign. Let
white.washed Republicans and all other
political scamps stand from under!
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sao c9Ny .opoAouSu auu uSI CiotutuS
burned. Several perions in the aau,o
house we're knocked down at the tilro.
.s3lo,TG!lgl ,n-g.uTl ~ .DuT I.cj: IAc>
e,s,r!T There is o. boy ipsnod slozser in
20 Jeaeshpro, Teun.. nineteen years old,
who stands six feet six in bis stockings
a.ilssBdl 30 tSs;if agtdwiag.o His foot is six
stsea inchae long. \ To agree with ths
Issgsyipg Of tho sinae, he should have been
sYaAmedI SlaBhen.rsGaq sIagtii W.
= The late rqporso concerning the In.
% diaRttoublea in tho Pistse, valley have
.sa5asdce cexsggeratedIo Tkore are no indi
aises.i6ng.oH general alwar, aud the sionx
s :. ars saia 70 .,be pesooful, or, at least,
Omit i Neyerthei less, several murders
d2thaHe, ,been, committed by them.
81 .sHs 81 II DE Court Of General Sessions, in
ilisNawg York. q police officer, named slat-
gi tasyy was Iasntenced to the, State prison
A0E0r 0ressvensysara and siz months on the
charge Of assauit with intent to kill 70.
"a ,g:,sssisspssteblel eifisop. Slattsry was drunk
basat tho time and heat the complaint in .
bassAocIing .mannes, ahdiwonld have kill,
siAdSd Hin but for the interference Of a
: q .soaRdsnas. 5po ,a,d n'i@ i.@ '.'sa'
bes SlpDull" Robinson, one of the oldes,
2 ,eSpsiatofB in Washington, is what he was
Ss !. y ALLIED f5r tho last eixty years, and az
qsIspSh - known al oyer the country; but
.s9ASasireY: :Rohsnson be will be hereafter
i sailed, as GozsEHui 6ethepheard has ap-
SiisS Spsinesd hiia I istfats, and he ID do.
g g iag. seIl, Ths frss oase that no tried
M 10 found tbas The plaintiff mas "a typo,
aud, tsao To- hia profession, ha gave
Judgment in his favor.
The home journal. (Winchester, Tenn.) 1858-188?, 1874-07-16
The Scalpers" and r. li"u0'

A new and t b in various parts of the
lately sP}fhI the shape of selling railroad
cooaaeets at secondhand. 1t Is said that
there are now some forty offices in this
country where tickets over any road,
leading from the city in which the office
is located, may be bought at rates lower
than the company's, No Partially is
shown. This is how it works, tickets
of every road being on hand A person
in New York wishing to go to Cincinnati
can buy a ticket for $50. Because OF
competition, a ticket from New York to
Chicago, via Cincinnati, can be had for
500. The fare from Cincinnati to Chi
cugo is 80. Suppose the Chicago ticket
is purchased, the holder of it is not com
PEELED to visit Chicago. On reaching
Cincinnati he stops. He has paid out
20 more than he need to have done, but
he has in possession a ticket which at
any time will take him to Chicago, and
which is thus equivalent to 50. An
office in Cincinnati will pay him 81 for
this ticket, and await a purchaser as IS.
Again Tickets are often purchased at
the offices of railroad companies, which,
for unseen reasons, are not used, and
these come in to swell the business OF
the brokers' offices.