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The Carolina Star Star Cotton
Press. a.'

The Undersigned are prepared to sell
County Rights, Township Rights and Farm
Rights for the above Press, which is the
Best and Cheapest Press that has ever been
offered to the public, it can be built for
fifty Dollars, and will last longer, and pack
more Cotton with more ease. than any other
Screw i'll the world, one man can very easily
pack 75Oibs Of Cotton with it, it can be
worked either by hand, or horse power or
steam. Call and examine the Press, and
purchase a Fsr,n Right
FARM RIGHT SOS
0 TOWNSHIP RIGHT ......... $3.50.
w. f. LEWIS & co.
Fances Ferry, So
aug 1875 In
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He 4eaned'back gracefully against
the fence, With his small dog between
:his feet. One foot was on trcacher.
Gus oanana rind, as he picked up the
other to, Sadmire4n crack in his boot
5hcs ssht down on,his dog. Thcnthero
was a cuss-and a yelp, with bril6s. one
enough in the mir for match factory
and bark enough for whole tan
yard.
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Sheriff S Sales,

Ry virturq Of the warrant Of attachment
10 me directed in the case Of w. T.. Lewis
\ 10. against Samuel Roach, and the re-
turn of the Appraisers that the property
attached is perishahle, will sell TO the
highest bidder for Cash on the frat Monday
IN September at Orangchnrg c. H., All tho
Right, Tile and interest Of the defendant,
samuel Roach III tho followinr
property, to Wit: Three Crops ofTurpene,
tine.
SheriH's Office,
Oranseh,rg &. H., Ell. CAIN.
Angus, 2tith, 1875. SO, G..
aug 2l--3t
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The largest mirror in the world has
just bccn put into the parlor Of one of
the Saratoga hotels. Two platform
cars were required to transport it. It
will be T. great convenience to tho
Milwaukee hellos at Saratoga, on
abling them. for the frat time in their
lives, to get a complete Wow Of their
feetin mirror. Chicago Times.
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The Cordial Balm of fsyriculsa
and Tonic Pills.
NFRy!OUsrDEBrLITY;

However 3l,scnre theE cause may be which
contribute to rcNder nervous debility
disease SO prevalent, affecting, m it does.
nearly one-half Qfsour adult population, it
il melancholy Tact that day by day, and
year byysar,C we iwihless IA most frightfill in
Grease ofnervous afectiona from the sight-
est neuralgia y 70 & thei more grasor and
extreme forms of ,c
NERvo5us pRosTRATIoN,
"a characterized by ger general IS l,ponor ~
weakness Of the whole oreatism, especially
Of the nervous system, obstructing and Pre-
venting the ordinary functions ofnature;
hence there is disordered state of the
secrctions; feonstipation, scanty and, high.
coorcd urine, with an excess ofearthy or
lime sediment, indicative of waste of brain
and nerve substance, frequent palpitatioas
nf the heart, loss ofmemory and marked
irrc'olntion Of purpose, and inability to
carry into action any ll-dctined business
enterprise, or 10 Tx the mind upon any one
thing At a time. There is great sensitive
ness to impress, though retained but a short
time, with flickcring and nuttering condi-
tion OF the mental faculties, rendering an
individual what is commonly called
whiiilc-mindcd or ckIe-nindcd man.
This condition Of the individual, distress
ing as it is, may with q certainty becured by
THE CORDIAL BALM OF SYRICUM
AND LoTTIRop's TONIC PILLS
Medicines uurivaled for their wonderful
properties and remarkable cures Of all Ner-
vcus Complaints. TheirefIicacy is equally
great i'll the treatment and cure Of Cancers,
Nodes, Ulcers, Pustulc, Pimplcs, letter,
Fever, Sores, Rineworm. Erysipelas, Scald-
head. BARRIERS Itch, Scurvy, Salt Rheum..
Copper Colorcd Blotches, Glandular Swell
ings, Worms and Black Spots in the Flesh,
Discoorations, Ulcers in the Throat, Mouth
and Nose, Sore Legs, and Sores Of every
character, because these medicines are the
very best
BLOOD MEDICINE
Ever placed before the people, and are war
ranted 10 be The most powerful Alternative
ever originated by man, removing Morbid
Scnsibility, Depression Of Spirits, Dementia
and Mcanclolia
has Sold by all Druggists, and will be sent
by express to all parts Of the country qy ad-
dressing ,hc proprietor, G.. EDGAR
LOTNi:op, NJ, d., i43 Court street, Boston,
Mass, Who may be consulted free of charge
either personally or by mail. Send Is cents
and get copy Of his Rook on Nervous
Diseases.
aug II 1878 ly
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a CARD.

The undersigned would offer his thanks
to the citizens af Orangcburg County for the
liberal patronage which he has heretofore
enjoyed, snd in announcing to them that he
has associated himself with Capt +. II. w.
Brggmann. and removed sto the NEW
STORE of that gentleman, hopes that his
old friends will hunt him up there, and
that ne may add many new ones to his liat.
W. X. CROOK.
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Notice OfDissol11tion

Notice Of Dissolution.
!. There having heen dissolution by mn-
tnal consent, Of the Copartncrship hereto
fore existing at hlis place under the firm
name of w. p. DUKES & Bro. All
parties indebted TO the late firm, are here
by notified that the Books Of the firm are in
The hands oi W. p. DUKES at The old
stand, and ali parties are requested 10 make
rrolllt payment io him, a, lie business ha,
10 DC closed
Rowcs Pump S. G., June 2s,h 1875.
W. i. DUKES,
7. &. DUKES.
.iuly% 1875 3m
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sGHQ0E. MOTzCH

The Exercises Of Miss r. S.ALBER.
GOTTPS School will be resumed OH Mon
day Sept. 9th at the Residence Of Capt. Z.
a. Jefiords Russell Street. A few Young
Ladies can be accommodated wish Board at
reasonable rates: For terms &c., apply us
above.
aug 2f-4t
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NOTICE.
OFFICE SCHOOL COMMISSIONER.
ORAEaERuRc, County,

Orangeburg, S. c., August 10Th 1875.
In accordance with an Act to establish
and maintain system Of the Free and Com
mon Schools in the State ofSouth Carolinu
The Board of County School Examiners
will hold meeting Mt this County Seat,
commencing September 9th, and continue
during tho month, TO examine candidates
desiring 70 become Teachers in the Free
Common School ti this County, who present
themselves to the Board for Examination.
N9THOMAS PHILLIPS.
County School Commissioner.
aug ii 1875 It
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MEL|LICHAMP:'s SCHOOL
FOR 4, ,
BsbYS AND CHRIS

The exercises Of this School will be
resumed on Monday Sept. 9th, at the
School House BY the Lutheran
Church, recently occupied by Rev.
G. q. Hough.
Boys will be prepared for Business
or College, and Young Ladies given
n finished Course.
As the time Of entrance has some
weight in the distribution Of Prizes,
attention is called TO the following
rule which is always strictly obser-
we'd:
Rule X.-At the close Of each Session
twenty or more Prizes will be awarded to
the Pupils who excel in any Of the differ
cnt Studies and in Department; and in adj
,lition thereto aneAtra Prize will be given
at the public Exhibition at the end OF the
School year TO the pupil, in each ofthc
three Departments who can show the
greatest number Of monthly I|onors.
TERMS PER MONTH,
l'rimary......... ..........."........ 80 90
Intermediate. ......... 800
For further information apply to
8. r. MELLICHAMP,
Principal.
aIr 21-.1m
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Pictures! Pictures!!
Pictures!!!
MIA. +. "A. SCHIrFLEY
PHOTOGRAPHER
EEd AFSTtE9T0N ,D. d,

y SHH M ES SAlKA9H VLH' 20 Vs
Has open his Photographic Tent in our
Town and is now Prepared 10
make Pictures Of every size and style,
and nil prices, satisfaction guaranteed.
Views Of Churches, Residences &c made in
the nentcst manner
L. A. SCHIFFLEY.
Artist.
ssS" Old Pictures Copied and repaired or
enlarged 1T Charleston Prices.
aug2l 1875 tt
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The State Of South Carolina. J
( GouxTf OF OE1SGESGRas

Know all men by these presents, tina,
small piece Of Land, lying and being Gil the
old orangebnrg and Charleston Road, in
Middle Township School Distric, No.?,
County and Slate Aforesaid, having been
purchased, by School Trus,ces for Public,
school purposes, (Colo:ed,l according 10
Law, any ntr-fersnco wi,!. the aaitl arrange
men's, Sil' call in torce Act Il, Section
School Law.
J.P, N. FoUREs,
J.P. PHILLIPS,
QUENTAIN MOORER,
Board Of Trustees.
Augnst 5th 1878. f.1
nrg ii 1875 Is. ':3t St
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THE
STATE GRANGE FERTILIZER.
THE
AND "THE CLIMAX"

Two first class, pure bone, am,no,liatcd
ltertllizers, for sale by D. JENNINGS &
son and J.'D' AIKEN, Agents, Charleston,
2; G. The highest testimonials can tbe
given. Please send for circular.
aug 28- Sim
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Administrator Sale,

By virtue Of an orlor of The Probate
Court, will cell at Orangeburg, s. c., at
the Store Of Luther Ransdalc, deceased on
the first Monday i'll September next, at pub
liza auction, all the Goods, Wares and Mer-
chandza in said store, belonging to said
deceased. 4 so the Carpenters Tools Of
said deceased.
Terms cash on delivery.
JOSEPH +. ROBINSON,
aug l4-Ht Administrator.
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PRESSES BUILT.

| will be able 10 build two more Roln
Gotten Presses during this season, if notified
soon, if moi will enter into other arrange.
mcnts tla, will occupy al of my time.
j. =. nOLIN
july 81 1875 In
So 70 -; 30
Esny Hay *: sRpnt~. Tcrms free.
Address q. SrlNSON y Co.
Portland, Maine.
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s SCHOOL. NOTICE.

The Exercises Of the PRIMARY
SCHOOL Of Miss EVANS will be Resumed
at Mr.. Dibblc's, OH Russell Street BclviIle
Road) on the first Monday in September.
1875. For terms, apply as above.
aug 2S-2t
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R IL M O W r. I'D
.a.t TO TIE REAR
a EISflIER'a urnp1
a. FIsCiIER's sroRE

Where am prepared to serve Tie Publc
at TIE shortest no.icc il. my line Of businc.s $.
Thanking the Citizens for their liberal
patronage in the past, beg continuance of
the same in the future.
MOSES NJ. BROWN, Barbar.
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Call and buy your goods, as now is the
;imc 10 buy cheap Tor cash, tile prices being
reduced 10 very low fig ire. Have your
!farness and Saddles repaired now while
have time TO do it at once.
Call and wee for yourself next door to
Mr.. G. d. Ko:tol,n, Eussel Street.
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o call and m TXamns ne model Of the hi Office before purchasing
I yI fas"ed b III tor GheaGne Durability and Economy Labor besides
ct parties who them Should part (Which not pobe)
cav ne repaired by borer weighing
hhacd POUNDS can DC pressed with
manufactured under the Supervision JOS STAUS Practical
~ laco.ane. @ rice SlZo. JAS. VAN TASSEI.
A"s = .... 1875
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no RENT

The CANNON HOUSE containing IS
Rooms and two in the Basement, also good
Kitchen and fine Well Of Water. Apply
to
MRS. e. a. CANNON.
ou9 2S-2t
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The State @ South 'tard1fffiaa:p
I oR2N;SG;EfiDURla 2N;SG; cotxTY, Ia, b.sh

TX COMMON PLEAs1 II
T. Rosa G.; OHveros widow and ..r
4 Executor Of the will Of
Esidro u Oliveros, dnceasud, 23i% (
Plaintiffs, against w :
Clifford ,Oliyeros. Ella Rosa Oil
ros, Nina Ferdinand Oliveros
and Bartolo Oliveros and Thorn
as W. Glover. Defendants.
Pursuant TO the order Of the sid Court,
the creditor Of the said Esidro J. Oliveroa
arc hereby notified to present and prove
their several and respective demand before
Charles B. Glover, Esquire, Referee, at
orangeburg, South Carolina, on or before
the first day ofSeptembcr, A.,'D. 1875, and
that they are enjoined from proceeding in
separate suits against the plaintilf, and are
required to present and prove their reapec-
tive claims before said Referee in this
action, or be dcbarred payment,
GEO. BOLIvER,
.#'s ~ 's# .'ELg.'.lN C'sH's q.
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Il u Y Z fl E
SlIEARER PORTABLE COTTON PRESSl

The undersigned having been appointed AGENT
call of
FIRST CI,A SS 1oF2 T,SS 4f.4
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Gins Gearing and nd. Cotton
Press for Sails.

| offer for sale, my GIHGEARIEG,
nearly new with IRON segments and
T flnion complete. Also, one UTLEY COT
TON PRESS in complete order. The
above are for Sale heap, as propose to
se2alH9e Got9n.g ginning stpny place;
,y,u !, JAS. II. TQWLES.
aug IA 1875 St
aslt Ia lEcl,sssIIS- :: z G Z Loaf
The StafeoN South-.tarU1fnas,
, 1875-03-22

loo much for the old ''robol." ind no Doubt
llastencd h!s doaih.
afr. Mitchell waA most gifted writer, and l,na
loft behi,lt many sninab'o irish wo1ks. Chsc!
among them arc The - Continuation OF sleGeo.
gan'a 1Iistory U1 ireland" Tho Lilo of
iiuEh O'Nriii," anl ''rho Inst Cor
quest Of ireland {porhnpB)." ITO nIw*ya
followed tue profession Of journalism.
and ever scornof to mako his pstriotHtn ineh1a
nf attathing public ol1Ics in Alnefca, Liko Az
tnortss. he had lta fautts bi Ills fidelity to the
Irinh CAUSE Inns noycr boci, called IN quoation.
Tho dust OF John Ni.chel will Hoon
be Irish earth, That tleyy heart haa
at ionsth found = resting p!aee pssr. 3, y. IN
Irish eoll, tho ia1ant1 cannot brook tho foreign
yoke which iie laborol 10 zcalouhly to break.
llc ID tho lust OF long Inns Of Irish roteHtatts
tlat havo testified low little creed enters into
tho element OF srto patriotism 1ro'nnt will, IN.
deed, mourn us fall with nIl tho .Tehomet'cc or
her wild nnd thrilling lovo. No rnnttot who
,nhy fling contempt on tho mcmory Ut Mitchell,
1oor 1rnand wi1l clasp his relies To her fond md
fat.llful hoao,r,. for ho WAS her own true knight
agatlsat all cotners. Protestant ireland will ro-
h1,cct tts tnetnosy Of tn pasriot dead; hd Gath
oiie Ireland may prescribe
will pray. from tho deptl.s Of iler genesoua
heart. whom remembering fcr dauntloss rrotest.
| ant champion, "Uod rest hts gallant nonl."
JoNS I. F1SEBTY.
, 1875-03-22


principle i. ntso Ill force. HIT ia,e .a IL te:vr.l
are rrltra'a 10 our Institutions snI rtcI 10 tho ~.
u our 'roplet be regarded In tosc,. Il ia,
1,r!ncitles. an.t tie general tnrrnyr.
1nelts u tni iess, nnd.. :wh,ht We idmira
an, defects. We cts'iiot Int hopo tha. In tbc presrsss
nf limo Il will recoye many miro improvements aMl
IN relieved 4 ,no,s ot il bemsle. oo',s.tton.i
aud personal rights than those Of tho common law,
h4wtstr rnnch shrJ may ba Pad to prohibit them.
presses shall 10 lrea to avery pcraon who tna5 under
tal:t 70 examine he proceedings Of any and erhry 10
partncnt OF the dnteF1nnsnt, an he may publish tho
truth, II tbs Hat!tr 1nhait /, proper Tor pnbc in
formation, aud tho FREQ communication Of thougata
aud opinions l. entoursssl.
juror. ~,o. whstss e sna.se,! il ths tsis of
III charge Of the officer q thu COURT VAS fuGnish!ng
articles for dly publication In sivAl Newspaper, anil
casi To- rsse IL fs."na sn as of s eanr
tnngh mt roascfinE upon hs 'ttFrty or In any way
itn1e.cninE HI. con'l1ct. The p4r4Er.iss and rom.
l!itcaslan rlaie1 had no eil1enry ahatr,Ict Tho
administration NJ jnsce hnr wtre they irrlst rifon
t,s o''eo of tAo court By any act Of tn plani In
The richt 10 rnntsn fnr conempts committed in TIM
II thu onrs "a acknowledged ly our >tatu,e;
ii roafts d j. jas'lcs "a defena iseIt When n
at.arkea. - ta nd!sduat man ha. light 10 do fur
a ow! rfs.rrs.ssai my al.o. with great propre-
~ ~ regarded ar limit 11n tp9n The power Of tho
courts 10 rutsh fur au! olhrr eonten'rts. In thin
lWcr wnfaa necta'"slEy l.. !ncI,d" ell ach calculated
10 tHr"''r Hl4rra's 1t nl s'Fnc t Court in The MI
.trd ~ aa f.. trs s " 2 se wou M 20 3 1Io.
ordered hy Tie t.,r. pyob..in .u+ nbtcatn ~ If ts
evidence Or other matters w!,le Tho cs.e il pead,nT
and undscled. Ths limitation ii the tsoxcr ~ .ueh
casts @ only II better ,'|ettrd y .!renstasa the ln
dietary aud fs.tsn II ~ te Affection. aud eileen of
Tnu H. ri @,Sn sa'ke ~ a tr'tJ ana
caims'i' '." NS "'As 'A' f'"@' ~ '4' e1se's
Al, tp.e.t. judcren,ien.. and tn..1lIcent cou4t will
via In way IL public r1a:.~ue IN spite of newapa-
lrr paragraptn, however ilI:;el '4y be thc.r Wit nr
satlre. An! ~ dtaay will shi!rr 's- by a's,n1 1acn
y a,, * a ~ sfs*.3hn ~ ~ IL try
IL i"nr"n. ~ ~ ro"tnt ,1-. 'N''"a $AsSA ~
Ii uas uot rrt, to uo ns;ess,ry for tr nro,ectiop
Of oourls III tho exercise .! their ,el.l,as ,ower,
that tA!s one. l!a1te 10 ahMsc Hlalld aeo tn
, 1875-03-22
Tile Right - Dcp0vlt Money.

Tho portly President Of lie stato NationRl
Bank sauutercd lciHurolY forth from his ptlvats
ofllce In lhe direction OF tic trout door. Arriv-
ing at the counter, he Naa confronted by stall
vart son Of Africa's sunny olimo. WHO. Judging
iaeuts, lad been atAuding y. tho door in tho
rala for several hours. "'Sposo yer nauo u
Williams, IL IT," MY name s!s, il Dir. Vii
tIalns.' :" Data what axcd you.-me'nt no
- Yos, tir, this Is the Btato National Dank."
" And do clbblo rites Ia dun and paBsd, IL 1t r.
- The Civil Rights bill Ia aall to 10 the law Of
tbs land, slr." :" Daa's wlal axed you, no l.as'n
rite to poalt money here ~ de- whito folks p
'' They lsyo the aame privileges ~ tho While
pcoplo In that particular, sir.' swell, dan, Juas
take dls pllo obor tar, and put Il again my name
oa oo Do book "(plltng from bis s!de pocket about
tho President yielded to tho mn]osty Of tue Law,
aud took the money On deuosit.
, 1875-03-22

Itetap nodius was tho bole Of Holma, Tax.,
and John kincai1 q plautor. Haa hos unaccept-
Cd lover. Two years. sgo aftor asa!u asking her
to marry him and again Aca1ing her refusal. he
told ler that he could no longer bear to
I've near llar. ~ n1n going To Mex
lco," ho said. " aud l forbld you to
marry auybody elso. II boar Of your dis
obeyinS this injunction will come back aud kill
YOU" He went away, aud lIolun thought light
y oi hla t1soat. After 4 while sho foil In love
With druggist named Faust anil married him.
month ago they attended \ public ball, hnl
ilaien vas assoulshed to 500 hcr rejected tover
there. uo Was aftabls at first. hut ~ tue night
then disappeared. Faust toox nls wiia home. no.
and then started for Houston on bualne4a. III
tho morning sha was found stabbed to death in
bed. and Ki1oaid hAa nus been assn In Belua
eiuce.
, 1875-03-22

honest mon, such tcknt wontd be unanimously
supported by tho scant'innvlana. ~
Ills Chaitman cautioned thu Executive Com.
,ntttco to bo careful In tic sGlectlon Of delrBa~
tionn, mn, 10 a,polnt only aucIl ~ wero abovo re
nrnnch and could not 10 corrupted by
politicians. They mist through honeat men
rolort honest mon. and thus pufl tho
wagon ont OF tho miro. They Ind
ncfthnr e,nten nor cAflt!ldntos, no nnnrA having
Tet hooo mentioned, 80 Al 10 lot tito delegates
act untramnclod.
On motion Of lfr. Buchanan. afr. Josopf Santa
was recommended to be nd1cd to The Eightttntl
Ward Committee. :...
bft. Iotttngor wnnto1 80 knon how many dsEs-
cntes eneh ward vas untitled to.
Tho Chatrmhu replied TINT II had boon do
csttod tn nluw eactl ward flve delegates.
Tho Ward Cousnlfttees wcta Instructed to adj
two wotktngfnon t1 eac!, committee. They wore
sIso tns(1uctcd to ALL tl,rco Scandihhyfans to tho
Executive Committee. Tho n,ooslng tllsn kd-
1Qlrpel.
, 1875-03-22
a HINT To FARMERS.

ant chalnpionf "0od rest htA Ballant sonl.
JoNS I. F1SEBTY.
a HINT To FARMERS.
HecE-PncitinE for tho E;hgitsls Mnritet.
10 the Editor ef Tic Ch,eaao 1rtbnhe:
afuacAr1NE. Ia., March f9.-Sfy attention was
called 10 an article that appeared not long nso
in TIE 1ntnuSE on this subject, mud, as 1t IL ono
that have giyon good dea1 Of atsontion to-
thought 1 would send yon fcw suGgestiot'h OIL
thls point. While on q visit TO Europe. sonie
half-a.dozen years ago. wss much atruck With
the prcjudiccs that existed in tho British market
a6nil,st American pfovsiona, mud ments tn pnr-
tscuas. 1t led a,o to inqulro into tbs Hu1iect
nnd soon found that good desl Of inferior
NEST YES ehpped thore, aud mover In such
Hharo As tho requirements ofpshat market de-
u,andod. Tue principal difference TINT existed
wns IN tho a,tclo OF pork, which would not
fetch much over half what the Irish Article
would III tho Liverpool market. Now, I well
know there 1ras no good reason for nricea being
eut In that way, unless tt was In tho ehapo tho
moat waa nut on tho 1narhot. To invcsti-
cato this question, I visited como of tic
siaushter-l,o,1scs, and soon learned tho
secret !; it simply consisted iu thcir
racklng only email logs. az there WAS strong
await @@N t'eAA' --AN 1'A's'"A~
1uarkot demands primo article Of moat, not 30
vcrv fat Int vel, mixed and lii. lolda rood III
~, su' =. haac, H. ,,1nnr,anro ~
po1h ~ "e'' ~ III oeo' noaee suu 'po 20
cur farmcrH turning the't attention 10 ials'ns a
elaes OF hogs wlloso ment will have that cl,arac
ter. II is one ct Tie great po!nta with tie Brit
Bh breeder, and tint ciaAs Of animals will be
thoso Which wll bring tue high prices in the fiji.
lure % " w. w atmto ~ t s "d feI s,
Wow hnou meyer pe etnLteu; puI , VEL ley ' aa,a
Garcu lor from nts - nst. IN IN .i IS t.n
w wfoto seou nay a;. ork nnas1o, a" c,,i.
rs ua~ec W .l7 roiA I"1as IaGea sAa " "a.. v..
tio a.ehtoa o. no tash aasI ,oe eG H. .u ,E.
lna5 'olsaes es M. U ..;i, t;o r ax,.
out hoso. brihcnne .t'e's nauas WIN 'nc!, "iln
were pfnet'cea ~ nt H.. Hm'o' anu ,,o1, "
aolseS io x ~ TO- o. tn~ t.s yn,o sccma
ana !'acHaiE ~ tlo nh.'iaes tuus "o!o aosIs~ ~
tomct learn ifonl me"spatGss a,s '.om mauL a., 10.
Gatos ,"s T. ssEn. % ss aJIuo hei,uxo .Iaro
Doom packing ~ dllcloot l!accs-A o''1o'o 'ncso
ofe several ia ChicaGo. r., ,..,,
So" WIZ ts ss tp s,Gct n n nrnr sss ~
meet th9 dcmsnas 0. t,ns MaIkgef M'Ii aae.e
Ie'ef 10 tho tnasketo u uaoo. hnu 'aa' NV
, 1875-03-22

asrtlou and,drunkepnenB,
UNITED srATEs COUNTS.
BRONSON Murray commanded 4 suit aYa!nat
Jolu AMI 1loalna Ockill, claiming 5000.
Thon,au II. l. Wilcox, = grain broker rho
operates Il, this city. aled VOLUNTARY petition TO-
10 relieved from tho payment Of A'H debts. ilis
liabilities amount to eal ,6l1.25, mostly for dill
forenccs on grasu contracts, and Ills assets arc
two accouuts.-one against y. +. h"cee TOT
S3,33B, tho otlor tor 1910 sgainst Z. i: bnncn
l. Son. Tho matter WAS referred to Register
Grant. ...-..-..
A discharge WAS issued 10 n. lsotl'schlh'.
SUPERIOR COUNT IN rHtEf.
Hamuel ", Norton began Hntt tot slu.otV
a@ainst G. II. @. and George 4. Nrack=t!.
Phillip Heed sued Moses q. Bacon AMI iopess
DornaTd Conpor sued John connor for u. 600:
Q. ". constaptins brought SUIT for sl.ooo
8Gainst Laura Ryan.
Joseph Adams commenced suit for $1,000
against L; 9. LaHroan aud q. v. LoItny; ,.
lIoury Schultz commenced an action IN tres.
S30op.
Hugh Hanna, tried for assaultinr Mia, HItdget
0'ilara With knife with iutont to do bodily in~
jury; hndlns not guilty, ,.,x, ,.ou
Ing tito shop Of Ooosgc II. H,GasA; verdict,
guilty. uudor ago. and nonscnced to tho lEofosm
Sclool for two yearh,
Louis Fisher. tried for Tho larccny OF watol!
and coat from J. II. Dropps vtfsllct guilty, and
sentenced TO imprisonment Tor t"o sea's ~ 'n'
Patrick Dolan, tried for knocking down aud
rolbinG Charles ttaulta; verdict not guilty.
Wlllsm brewster, ~ old offenter aud OF COZ
yie, way tsed for burela,io,iHy .s, o1tsspg g., iAs
servant uamod bridget Madigan identified tho
prisoner ~ tho burglar. The oyidon1e, hoWetXslF,
Ia tho case On tue part Of tho dotonso. sao*sd