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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1875-09-27
>,,,..h 70 ,-1;na and Virginia.


t,nr readers have seen the measures .u@N
have hecn taken TO have Richmond a'o ~
r,r,. rcnrcsented at raleigh on the occasion
., tho ,nn,,al fair OF the North Carolina 60
clety, beginning on the 10Th OF OCTOBER. h' a'
y ,esident of the Stale Agricultural ooc'e's
Of Virginia Colonel KNIGHT has appo'n'eo
a.,epation Of great respectabil'ty Tor their
knowledge Of farming as we'll as tneir soc'a'
nosjtion. Tz.cy will represent the state ao'
m,rably. The Chamber of Commerce mas
,,eputed body Of businessmen to represent
Virginia in her commercial relation on tne
interesting occasion. :,
We trust they will all 90, or that none W"
fsIl 10 20 except from absolute necess''! toa
thew should remain at home. Pres'oen'
Ho.r. of the North Carolina Society, na'
written O cordial letter extending 10 ou'
farmers and manufacturers an earnest 'n''
tatiop. We published his letter 10 ooion.
| Ky7our on Friday. He particularly urge
| our machinists and manufacturers to come u
the fair. o,
when we think of the relations between
North Carolina end Virginia we "ondef ~
| ,be;r limited character when all the c'rcuin
stauc es of political sympathy. coht'su''y u
territory. and character Of PRODUCTIONS AL
favorable to the most intimate comuieio'A
Intercourse between them. We we'll Kho"
what used 10 intercept the flow OF com
merce between them but 10 part the oD
s,ruction has been removed. Yet there are
s,,ll causes which prevent that intercourse
which naturally should be both intimate ano
| fourishiDg.
yireiniaps, with every profession OF devo
+, On 10 their State, are doing all they can &c
impair the amount as well as value Of lna'
intercourse, Their tactics canno, be squareiy
m at now. but if our citizaHs will only Guilt
vatc ACQUAINTANCE aud good fellowship WILL
our North Carolina fellow.citizens they car
do great deal to defeat the measures OF nos
tility which are still actively prosecuted Sc
riously. to our disadvantage. Natural causes
will ultimately triumph, aud it will be sno"l
that the stratagems of monopollsts CAMEO
nermapeutIy prevail over geographical aae
other natural causes.
Let our people 60 down to Norm Carol'h'
determined to do what they can TO cnangs
the course of things so long continued, ana 81
detrimental, as we believe, to North CAROLYN:
as we'll as Virginia.
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Death Of Edgar %nowden, Sr.

A telegram in this paper Saturday morn
Ing announced the death O. EDGAR SNoWDEN,
Sr., editor of the Alexandria Gazette, in
the sixty. fifth year Of his age. He died on
Thursday night, after a lingering illness. We
feel peculiar regret at the event. We knew
Mr.. SnosDEN so well, aud had known him
for so nany years. We became acquainted
with himia 1887. He struck rus at once as
one of them osL INGENIOUS and fsank of gen.
tlemen. Ee was SO very eonsidcrate,
$50 unaffected, and so courteous in his
bearing, that he never failed to com.
.Mand the siGssre respect of all with VIII ON
be was throwG. Few men connected with
the press were so well inf n med as tie was
His conversation was always iute restisE and
bis snanner modest. Events of latter : ears
b I'd their effect upon his disposition, as, .un-
f)r.uaately, they heve hal upeu many per.
sons advanced in lite, and he ksd not main.
tanned that natural social cheerGliness and
g.nialitg which marked bis earlier gears.
Mr.SEOwDEa trequeluy represented Alex
audra in the Legislature some Yeas before
the war, and proved faithful and jadicious
legislator. In his career both rs jouraalist
and Legislator be always exhibited nuch
practical wisdom concerning public improve.
ments, and IN earne st desire 70 promote the
public good.
in bis conduct as q journalist EDGAR
SNowDEN could hardly have written anything
that be would have bot!ed out s&terw ards.
Whilst truly honorable gentleman, he
maintained the ehal acter Of strictly proper
one in his judgment and his conddet. He
never permitted prevlricltion or tempo.
r.ry irritation to besray him into language
uRbscoming gentleman. In discussion,
Ia IL and pointed, he never wandered from
1is theme, and never p,Tnitted the adverse
party 10 controversy to draw him from the |
,oin'. tie wa q model 10 this respect for |
aen of his profession. The Gazette, of
which he wa' the editor, is the oldest paper
d the State. EDGAR SNowDES, Jr., who
his fither ia many respects, sue.
eeds hlm a. editor Of the Gazette.
The old stock Of Virginia editors is nearly
xhausled. SNowpgs was one of the most
stimabie among ther. We can sincerely soy,
,r the sake Of the reputation Of the press rs
'e!l as the good of society, that va tgusttbat
luss Tao S~.,:pv DAJ gI"l. .Ac -o-ty VI,
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Stop him. What harm has Governor
uartranft done to Morton that be shouid
wreak bis vengeance upon the party here by
inaicting his bloody.shirt or douhle-iaced
financial speeches upon it, Ph'ladetph'a
Times.
This is indeed bard case. Pennsylvania
has no need of the bloody Shirt" 1t won't
do at all for the ground where the represen-
,atives of all the people Of the Union are ex'
pected to meet in '7G.
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THE HALIFAX NOMINEE FOX 1hh "n
The nomination of that gallant gen'lznau
cauera, HrRr for the State Senate by the
Conservatives Of Halifax affords much satls-
:. ..;on 70 his numerous friends. The Lynch
$1,000 Renybljcan thus notices the nominee
"General Hurt we know wei. ne T, Is aa
accomplished gentleman, and true S,rg Hn
;an. lie is as brave as r cbard Gur oe L.o J,
and an empty sleeve ailests his deyo.lon =, 70
Virginia aud the South. He IS ma H. o tr en,
,sroed and liberal views, and IS as lar 'iou
being controlled by rngs ana cllaues as so nny
man we know. He would ;rehect nohot
mon the county of Halifax IN the eena.c o.
Virgins, and 1t would be shame IL the in pI Sv
ple of that noble county 90 not eiect ni'i' ~
an overwhelming majority"
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LEVY BROTHERS.,
1o17 1913 MAIN STREET

Having received full assortment VI q" w.
yeI,ies and OF all the most desirable sts 'es -
,oods ernressly selected to meet the wants VI oui
800 700 o,,u d,snlay on MONDAY, September
9th, ..... .........
ALPACA FANCIESa at 25c. a Yard
FIGURED MOHAIRS at 25c. yard
MATELAsSE MOHAIRs at 25c. yaro'
TWILLED PLAIDs at 25c. yard,
BLACK and WHITE PLAlDS at 25c. a yaru'
CASHMERE PoPLINs at 3oc. yard
ALEXANDRA TWILL MIXTURES az ooc'
yard,
MACPHERSON PLAIDS at soc. a yard'
MoHAIR BALERNOS,
TAFFETAS,
DIAGONALS; 49,,
PLAID, STEEL, and CANTON PONGEE;
EPINGLINES,
TARTAN and SILK-PLAlDS,
DEBEGE PLAIDS, ,,,,,1,pD
RTeIMs., BRlLLIANTINE-, and I"lLLhD-
SUITINGS:
EMPRESS and MATELAsSE-CLolh'
CAMEL'S HAIR PLAlDS,
SILK POPLINs. CASHMERE, and SAllNho'
RACK GROS-GRAlN SILk-vcry great bar
gains; .,e,,ro
cheaper than ever;
TRInMISC SILKS and VELVETS ut low figures.
IN OUR MOURNING GOODS DEPARTMENT
BLACK ALPACAS in every quality from zoe. 10
$3.50 yard-tlle very best goods 70 DE hau ioi
,ha money. We call particular attention 70 lhe
pr,des at 40 and 45c., which are extra par
gains. .E
COLONNA-CLOTH.E ENGLISH and FRENCH
HOMBaZINE, FRENCH MERINO, CASH
MERE, &C., &c.
INCUR CLOTH DErARIMFNT
we call attention 10 our importation OF ENGLISH
SUITISGS selected styles. 49,.
A full line Of CAssIMERES-good fabrica-irom
IL ,o$2a yard.
TwEEDs. KENTUCKY JEANS, SATlSETs,
MELONS, BLACK CLOTHS, CAsSlMEREo'
BEAyEH CLOTp, and COATINGS;
A har dsome line Of French ana German ohoSi
MERE PANTS-PATT ERSS.
Embroidered CURTAIN-MUsLINa at 25, 80, and
35c a yard;
Special b,rgalos In TOWELS on our bargain coun'
ter.
AUBCRN ELEACHED COTTON at Oc yard )
hNDROSCOIGlND LEAl hLD " L Wv So ~~~
ayard; ,o,.
DANOL MILLS RLEACAtp Co1 loN a' S'2U.
ayard;
y,rd-wlde BLEACHsD COTTON at BIC. yard.
We ofr. all our DOM Sr1C GOODS at New
York whph sale prices, having purchased Inc same
at u great advantage.
We have great bargains In WHITE and CoLoAED
BLANKETS;
AI;o. in CoMFJkTaRLES and QUILTS.
MOrrUr : and aOTTO-fRAMES, new stSios.
MACHINES EEDLES, sent free per mall sue. a
dnZ"n; .
SuT1.pAPsRs 1t 15c, 2Oc., csc, Soc, 4Oc.'
and SOC. box.
ENGLISH CnkVIOT SHIFTING at l 62li:. L YARD :
Il: + quality TYCOON REPS, for dressipg-sowhs'
at 2jc. yard.
J,rpe additions TO our stock Of LADIES ana
GENJLEMEN'S USDERWEAR;
A nice assortment OF LADIES' READi-MADE
FALL SUITS at very attractive prices.
Our numocrleSs bargains must be seen to be appre-
ciaied.
We inv; tic all to call and extmnc the beautiful
display of novelties at LEVY BROTHERS,,
Nos. lO17 aud &c 8 Main street.
Seventeen new styles HlGH.BACk COMBS just
!, sc25
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Giles County.

The Conservatives Of GILES county, IVY
pears, feel no uueasine:s about a ''c.o''
and have abstaiued from making no'''l"
thong. The candidates for the hou.e "
delegates are Judge Pr. W. srHorHsh' 'ohS
". EARLEY, and F. W. PAYsE' "A 'e..s t
saws that they are all Conservatives aou s00'
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MT NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.

ME- NEW FALL DRESS GOODS.
TR. PRICES co. ......
sre now opening CAMEL'S-HA1R POPLlNS,
DIAGONAL HAIR POPL1NS, :
CAMEL'S HAIR for polonaises,
sERGES. REP OTTOMANS In all shades;
CORSETS, BUSTLES.
UMBRELLAS, LINENS.
Their whole stock will be in store in The next ten
days. and their friends and the public are Invited TO
an examination.
Samples sent 10 any part Of the country. sell
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~WHITE TEETH! WHITE TEETH
USE ONLY
HEALE & BAKERS
'SAPONIN DENT FIR g E.
II Ia harmless, effective, and pleasant. The best
dentists use and recommend IL.
Prepared solely by
-. MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
{ 49,, -. 9l9 Main street.
Price, soc. a box. Sc 20
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sn,re we are sure that It's mortality Wo'',',
.nromp,Iv correct the tables which the" II,
has adoptcd. Hurrah for the CLUBS We SUN
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spECrAL NOTICES.

me- .CARBoLIC MoUTH.wAsH, for
HEALING DISEASED GUMsand ULCERAraD
MOUTH; and for DIsINFECTlSG THE oDoK
caused by DELAYED TEETH Recommended oy
the best dentists and physicians Of The city, ana
prepared only by
MEADE & BAKER, Pharmacists,
919 Main street,
p,..r ,oc j., b,t,Je sc 20
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HAlR-vyNRK. DC.
MATCHES. JEWELLERY. dc.

BARGAINS IN FORFEITED
IL PL EDGES.
All person. IN want of GOLD aid SILVER
WATCHES. Key and stsrn- Hindrrs for ladies and
ss1tlenen; OPERA. CHATELAiNE aud VEST
CHAINS; ID AMOND. AMETHYST, aad other
haa.asome RINGS; BOSOE- and SLEETr-BUT-
TONS; and maus' other useful articles OF JEW
ELkT, can get 1h,sl at very cow figures The arti
Giles saSt be sold 10 paw advances made on The
Country people would do we'll ID examine these
goods before purchasing elsewhere. Great pleasure
taken In showing goods at
s. A. WIkSTOCK,S Loan Office,
sc 7-lm II Fulrftenth treft-
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D ELtGIOUS NOTICE.

Isr.etes desiring seats In ;hr kaal K45csh Beth
slalome Synagogue for the el.snng holidays can
obtain them ON application ts.5
sERAHtM utsREIs4T'trssurer.
c2l-1u, Ip,sst&At ~ u. =. p. ci.s!ea.t,
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A NDROSC FHUlr.OF.TIlE.
"A LOOM, and RlCKDAhE BLEACnLD
COTTON, 12Hc.:
DAvOL BLEACHED COTTON, l4c.:
WAMSUTTA BLEACIfED CUTTuS. l5e.;
LUNSDALE CAMBRIA, 1915;
BROWN COTTON, G!.. s. 10. aud l2.c.;
CALICOES. 6+, 81. AMI Toe;
silEETINGS, TICKISG>, FLASNELS, BLAN-
KETS, QrIL9s. &C.;
Elegant aud handsome lot Of SASll-RlBBON>
inst received;
Choice lot OF French and English CASSlAEREs,
for early fall. jus: received;
BLACK ALPACAS from 25c. I" 81, which We
would like to compare with anything In the
market;
The best CORSET for SEC. In the market;
CORSETS at all prices;
UNBLEACHED KNITTING COTTON, Soc;
KNITTING YARNS. all qualities.
We Invite special attention TO our LlSEN-bV'
som SHIT ut $50 worth 81.
COURTNEY & POWELL,
S15 Broad street, between
se1.3m Eighth ard Nu'H.
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DEATHS.

Died. on Wednesday. September 10, 1873, In
Texas, LILY MINOR, wife I'll r. -.
Pecor.
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MINERAL WATERS.

MINERAL WATERS.
Agency for the waters of all the Vire tnia springs
For sale at wholesale and retail
Descriptive pamphlets furnished gratis Oh ap-
plicltion.
PURCELL, LADD CO., Druggists,
seq 1915 Main street.
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MEETINGS..

CTONEWALL UNCIL. No. "a.
CFRlESDS OF TFMPERANCt.-Thc members
OF ts Council will attend ne lin. at SDl IN: icld
Hall on GONDNY EVENING september 27th,
1876. mt S n'clork. tv"1y member Is urged % al
lcnd, rs business Of i'm, ortarcc will he brought up
for cousld, r.,liua. By order al The lrc>luriu.
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FALL, 1875.
HJB T. 4HLA1j 1O'"'
NEW VIRGINIA. MADE CASSIMERES.

T. PRICE & co. ...~
have lust opened large lot oil CASSIMERFS from
tho hest factories in The Stute TO which attention is
called. =
Also, FRENCH and ENGLISH CASSIMERES of
best yles and colors;
SATTINETS, for boys clio hes;
TWEEDS and DOESK1NS,
CHECK CASSfMERES and D1AGOSALS.
This department. of thei: stock will he kept fuliy
assorted during The entire season.
Samples sent upon application, and goods sent u
O. d. 10 any part of Virginia or North Carolina.
81
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ME- COHEN BROTHERS, 305 BROAD
treet between Third and Fourth, are now opening
their sc coud supply of FALL and WINTER DRY
GOODS, embracing all The choice novelties OF the
season. An examination of their stock Is respect
fully solicited.
II. 600 wards PLAIN aud CORDED ALPACAs,
all colOrs, al 16Hc. .s Sc Zo'Zl
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OF CLOAkS
This MORNING (sEprEMBER 21sT).

We expose for sale to-day the largest and choicest
selection of CLOAKS and JACK ELS ever ofei ed
In Baltimore. Every garment Is Of this seasons
importaton and the prices asked SO moderate as to
commend them to lhe attention Of all.
HAMILTON EASTER & SONS.
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JOHN LATOUCHE, N
MERCHANT TAILOR, IL
GIT MAIN STREET,
calls attention to specialileS IN

FINE FABRICS FOX FaLL
FINE WoRsTFD CoATfSGS; aso' bSA
ard CLOTHS, val ious co!ors, for ur' - p
poses. .,,eel
BUSINESS SUITISGs.-For variety anu
appearance this sock cinnot he eSccisee'
FALL. CAssIMkRES foS PANTS inc 80.
ara beautiful. the fabrics 'ip-'"p' s"a "'''
sey,e.. In Galar ana laiiern, ,,.,,,
Taste ana economy VIII es met es se'te'''s ~
..-.3 s.ssa.
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RICHMOND, September 21, S75.
MILITARY NOTICES.

xKTALkER LIGHT GUARD (COMPA-H
w NY ~. FIRST REIlMENT VIRGINIA p
VOLJSrEtkS,-Ass- mhle at your armory, W
9l4 Nam sire ct. THIS (Monday) EVENING al II
O'Clock for drill.
BY orcer o: Captain l.. l.. BASS.
w. X. BURGESS,
Use 81 1lk Orderly sergeant.
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1o16 NEW FALL GOODS. II

am now receiving my FALL and WI a. ,h,.
GOODS, which am Prepared TO maAe w 81 my
latest styles. 10 which Invite The a'lehuon'
friends and the public. r,pSo..
Merchant Tailor,
No. 10 Fourteenth susr.
N. B. WILLIAM ALLEN and W. HOLT kie t
SON. Jr., would be pleased TO see their i'sA
ga Is Zw
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GAME CHICKENS.

have large and beautiful collection of genuine
out o. ~, elni>nag OF Iumiuigurrs. Top-knols,
etc.: NJ carefully bred by mys' II for my own
amusement. which ] will sell at very reasonable
rates. D. L. RDBkhTSON. JR.
PUst-otfice-Pctzr- burg. Sc 25-3i<
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BOARDING AND LODGING.

NEW BDARDlNG.HOUSE.- HAVE
~ taken the hnqse NO. TIA EAST FRANKLIN
STREET within fee MINUTES walk OF the principal
business centres of e city. and will be prepared TO
take Aoa riders on the ! ST OCTOBER NEXT.
Sc 2L-IOt MRS. VI. +. PARKER.
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SEa-IHS. HORSES. &c.

K KENTUCKY Stables &
For sale, very low, fine lot of HORSES and
MULES. Give us Il call.
UDENHElMER BPO HERS.
Fifteenth street between Main and Franklin.
L mn
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,,o profession and the purity Of public SEN
t;ment as faithfully and truly rs did tnose
,vho ,re gone to their fnatrest.
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MET GRAND OPENING
FALL DRESS GOODS
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10
+" Complete Pictorial History Of the
Times The best, cheapest,
and most success ful Family Pa
per in the Union
II Harper's w e e k ly.
ILLUSTRATED.
Notices OF the Press.

The Weekly i the ablcst and most now
"rtnl illustrated periodical published in
this country. Its editorials are scholarly
ailu convincing. and carry much weight
lis illustrations of current events are full
and fresh. and arc prepared by our best
designers. Wi1ha circulation of l5O. 900.
The WEEKLY is read by at least half Il
million persons. AMI its influence as an
organ Of opinion is simply tremendous
The WEEKLY maintains Il positive posi-
ton. expresses decided views political
and social roblcms.-L0uiSrihc Churitr-
journal
lis articles are models Of hiyh-t toned
discussion. and its pictorial Illustrations
are often cOrroi,oraliyc arguments of no
small force ~. \ Examiner and Chron-
icle.
It's papers upon existent questions and
its inimltablc cart,'OnS help to mould the
sentiments of the country.-P Pittsburgh
Commercial.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10

treasury, is information which the
editor Of the Ne,cS has promised to
give the public. lie ut least knows
something our affairs in this county,
and the people will know more than
now when he produces those "atlida-
wits" showing why "neat little
pile" of tho money from cur county
did notgct into the State treasury.
County officials, in too many instan-
ces, have been too eager TO use the
peoples money instead OF paying it
over with strict integrity and prompt
ness, to the State Treasurer. This is
one reason why the Agricultural Col
iege is left without funds, and the
trustees have not only been obliged
co pay their own expenses, but to
advance their own property to pre-
vent the entire loss and ruin Of the
institution, and this, too, when the
State is holding funds due the insli-
tuition. In this condition of atrairs,
q State Senator and editor of oul
county, seeks to mislcad the public
with the assumption that $4,000 OF
the peoples mony has been paid in
here for the benefit of the institution.
More than this should have been pale
as some forty thousand is due. NJ
doubt more would have been pail if
we only hal been favored with honest
officials to take charge Of the peoples
money. The Agricultural College
cannot be held responsible for The
money that others have lost. 1t is
Il very easy matter TO show what has
become Of the scanty amount that has
been placed 1T our control; bat there
seems to lie many leaks ior The vast G
OF the peoples money before it
reaches the objects for which it is in
tended.
a. WEBSTER,
Scc'y Of Agricultural College.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10

SMALL MEANS. The power of
money is on the whole over estimated.
The greatest things which have been
done for the world have not been by
rich men, or by subscription lists,
but by men generally Of small means.
The thinksrs, dlscovercrs, inventors
and artists, have been men Of mot|cr-
ate wealth, many Of them little raised
above the condition of manual labor
crs i'll point of worldly circumstances.
And it will always be so. Riches
are oilcncr an impcdilncnt than
stimulus to action, and in many cas-
cs they are as much a misfortune rs
Il blessing. The youth who inhcrits
wealth is apt to have life made too
easy for him, and he soon grows sated
with il, because he has nothing 10 de-
sire. Having no special object to
struggle for he finds time heavy on
his hands; remains morally y and mem
tally asleep; and his position in So
cicty is often no higher than that Of Il
polypus over which the tide floats.
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10
SATURDAY, APRIL 10, 1875.
NeWsP Aper Law.
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tinuc them.
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sjycr b removal.
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.u-i.Ig to take q paper or periodical
from the office OF removing aHi
leaving it uncalIed for, is pyima Iuc,e
evidence as Intentional fraud,
The free citizen. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1874-1876, 1875-04-10
NOTICE.

We are not responsible for the views Of our
Correspondents.
Advertisements to he inserted in the CITIZEN
must be received by Thursday evening.
Advertisements inserted at One Dollar ne q
inch, FOR the first insertion. Further terms e. an
be had on application to the Editor Publi. nrr
Communications on matters Of State or toro,
interest, respectfully solicited.
All orders for job Printing left at mis- Office
will receive prompt attention.
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Towns or the County. "