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SC:CKsS!c: W TIE LATE GKOKjE q. "a.
SOY, DECEASED.
Second D.st..c: coUr: for The Pa,i.,. 9: G.'&a.s-
No. q IL.


r. WRITE ASH - oEED.ErcE TO 4: ORDER:
- o. sac, Iendtr ec Juy ]. 1915. ., ire directed
nf Che honorable the Second District Cour: for tie
H4'!sE .; Or.eaLs, IL the above entitled matter
vi! proceed 20 SCI at HGO.ic auction, at the Meg.
shants md AuctiOneer. Exchange, ROYAL stree.
between Cana! and Customhouse streets. il. Tie, 4.
Second District u. this CITY, TUESDAY Aucu,.
), 1870, at twe."e o'clock L., :or account @. sau.
success OF. -" following described property "a
wit - "
SIX LOTS GT GROCsD. with all II. building.
ana improvements thereon, si:uat1: Ia the Sixtt
District OF tbs city, formerly City of Jefferson in
the square bounded by Magazine, Camp Lyon
and uppeEiine streets. designa ted rs lots number,
eight. h.Ee, ten. eleven, twelve and thirteen on !:
plan Grawn by L. Z. Reynolds architect deposited
IA the once 0. L. r. kenny late notary p,h!i.
IL tHe patlsE OF Jefferson; 10. number elgt form
ing tho corner OF Magazine and COperline str+ets
anu measuring thirty eight feet front on Maya .l.,
street, Dy depth and iron: on UOysrline stree.
OF one hundred and tweutyone feet ami by :.
depth on the other line of oae hundred aad tweat7
ieet; .ots numbers Diae, ten. eleven twelve and
thirteen measuring each thirty feet Oh Magazine
street, oy one hundred and twenty feet in depth
lot number thirteen forming the corner of Maya.
zine and Lyon streets. Being the same property
acquired iroIn Gilbert b. Metcalf per act passed
before Charles Stringer notary public in this city,
on the thirty first OF May, 1866, in the name q.
Lucy y. Carson daring her marriage, with the dc.
Terms-Cash o. the SPOT
EUGENE wAGGAMaN..
I5s II :. aus CIV. saerd Z! tie Parish Of Cllearfs
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Succession OF Nathaniel ". !!oy.,

CLCO:D DISTRICT COURT FOR The PAHISH
- 0. Orleans. No. 3a.ic3. Whereas Claude
Florence La. pet'honei :he ccur: for letters Of
adm i1is:ra.ior or the estate o. the late Ma
than!e. ". Hays, deceased sy.testate. Eotice
IS Hereby gwen TO a.! whom i: may concern to show
cause. within ter days, why .he prayer q: tie
said petitioner shc';ld no. be granted.
Ev ordey OF the Court.
vi pArH
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BRIEF MEN!!oI.-A woman whose Ealut
was no: ascer:a:.e! LAS: evening Jumped
:rto tie river heat. Of Grange street. ev:
IDENTITY intending 20 drown herse.:. She
was rescued, but Immediately ai:erwaid
made second attempt. she was again
rescued. and !heE wake: Oft, dripping we:.
Nothing else concerning her was learned.
The susarhoUse q: Mr.. Hampton Storey,
nine miles below This city. OF the coast. was
recently robbed .: $500 worth o: copper
pipe. The thieves were in 'Ugger.
The Pelicans WHO visited Biloxi las. wee !,
returned :a:e Sunday night, OVERCOMING
with tales Of .hei: good times.
Otto Menck and \. S. DENIES, who were
arrested on complain. OF q Frenchmar. who
charged them with havin: issued a swind.
ling insurance policy 70 him. were yestec.
day discharged By Judge Evans. as the ev!.
dence did no. ancUI: 70 apy,hin. likely to
make conviction.
J. q. Williams. alias Fair. WHO seemed to
be something o: aconfdence man. boarding
at the St. Charles Ho.e! on cheek. has. in a
manner, square! lis record and been &c
leased from prison.
The eani.- dealt, rate was sna:. Ss.u-.
day md Sunday nights. forty..wc being the
total. LOOKS as j! somebody had !a:.et. 70
perform business.
j; man car s:ea: s:eainboS: why
cam: two men s:ea! portable horse and
cab: DAME: Shay and Louis Grady went
or little lark and though; i: rea: funny TO
Jump into }. L. Lees cab ard drive OF.
They were overhauled a: TIE corpe: Of
Cana! stree: and Hsgan avenue.
v:ctorj;. Pons. twelve years old, poured
Goa! OF! or burnin: wood, causing the can
to explode. Sue was 20 badly burned that
ste died soon after.
&. MIR, corner OF s.. Ann and Ea.vez
streets, While handling a gun, accidentally
discharged il, the load OF small shot stril.-
ing Mrs. Eggs forehead. int;cting ugly
wounds. Fortunately the wounds are not
likely to prove fatal.
Officer Cashier. sixth precinct, reported
to Captain Flanagan that aboI: three
o'clock Sunday morning a burglar entered
the dwelling house of Mrs. Ferino. No. u.
Carondele, street. and was discovered by
servant. who gave an alarm. The fellow
escaped. irmpin: the front fence Just in
time TO rneet the officer. Cashier says that
the intruder threatened to shoe: him. az!
then escaoe!.
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STEAMSHIPS.
ERr1lLN.

49, The Steamships ct the North
&4L. Germsr il.yi -. :e.ame :hsir
regular trlps next Ia.
1ays OF departure W.. te advertised hereafter.
The steamers touch outward 3. RavYe and Rav.
ana an! on tAes home zip al Havana and South.
anvto I" .aid ana receive passengers and freight.
PRICES OF PASSAGE.
f1oE E!tMeL, Southampton or HAVE. % Havana
o.: .ew E.4ea.s.
''teSi''se'..''' ~ SGiC
Prom New orleans Q: Havana. % SOUTHAMPTON
E.-yTe u: Bremen.
SttSraSe. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. - god
From New Orleans % H:varS.
"'eSidSc.'.. gOlQ
Passage tickets from EreInel.. Southampton or
HaVTe 20 New Orleans. issued ov .Le .Lders .ned.
70. further psrt!cl.s AIS Apply 20
Ed. :. S-oCEMEysE 1. CO Acent.
auo ~ Nc. !. Crl"r street.
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Succession of Mary aIer1xweiIer.

CECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THE PARISH
- OF Or,eans. No. Sc .ie.-Wts.e&s, John c. JeDe.
VEN has petit0ned the c0uc. for letters of admin.
!stratlon on the estate .. me .ate Mary MertZ-
weller deceased lntes.ste. ket;ce is hereby given
to al whom i may aonceI. 10 show cause within
ten cay why the PRAYER Q: She sal. peti:ione.
Should not he granted.
By order OF the Court.
:ylr !71I ERsSr racr ~ s,,a.,
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REWARDS.

&1h REWARD loST- ON MONDAY.
Wv about A. n, IN the Magazine car
z GOLD PEN belonging 20 the late b. c.
Hyeriy; also some keys. The above reward vii. be
pad TO any one finding tie same by savgg then
,. .1s c!.lss4I ccce. y!.
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AUCTION SALES.
BY E. Roger & Co.

80 CASES BOOTS, SHOES ASD BROGASs.
,; CASES PHILADELPHIA AND NEWARK SHOES.
OY z. ROGER & (U.-EENRY SAMORY.
ID Aactioneer.-Wil! be sold On TUESDAY July
10, 1875, at 10 A. NJ. at their saesrooms Nos. IS
and a Decatur formerly Old Levee) street.
80 cases BOOTS. SHOES and BRO6ANS
2; cases PHILADELPHIA AND NEWARK SHOES
Suitable for the City and county trace.
.t-Hk-A. sac. vii
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Succession of lean Iabat.

Succession of Jean Labat.
GECOND DISTRICT COURT FOR THR PARISH OF
- Orleans, No. 33,"s8.-Whereas Etienne POuy
has petItoIe6 The court :sg letters 0! admin q.
.ration or the estate OF the late Jean Labat &c.
ceased. interstate, notice is hereby gwen 20 all
whom il may concern to khOw cause within ten
days why the prayer .: ;.e eaid petitioner sho.l6
not De granted.
. By order Of Iae Court.
i,9 u 10. FRANK pArr ~ cl.,t
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WANTED TO PURCHASED SECOND
" hand Font OF Type. not larger than Long
Primer. Address Box No. a2'. New Orleans. myl
"ANTED-A YOUNG LADY. HAVING SEW.
w eral years experience in teaching English.
french and music, IS ANXIOUS for tHtorship IL
private family residing across The lake, during the
summer and Ia. Address G.. ettce Of the
Republican. iva %.
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!c:iowins officers Of New Orleans Typo.
graphical Union No. - were elected las:
Sunday to serve for the ensuing year:
President, Emerson Bentley. vice president.
jvhI &. Murray: recording secretary.
EeOrge 4. CgOwther: financial secretary. W.
y. D:ury; corresponding secretary. J.. &.
Rollins: treasurer. 7. +. Hedges: trustee OF
snking fund. y. +. Skidmore: doorkeeDev.
=. Watay: executive committee. Hessrs. &.
T.. Cooper, John s. Walker. A. c. Weaver.
..-----0-->--
FESTIVAL OF Nos. - AND .:-SeTsevec.
s:ee and Crescent joined fire hands San
cay on the Fair Grounds. and the result:
~as = very successful picnic. Al! the cor
sesis were really interesting, bu. the 200:
race did no: NEE, full expectations. a. Mr..
gOeev did no: arrive. The hose carriage
race, one mile. was won by Pelican's Ben
sca. IL 40. Nos. =! End q had hall mile
racs with engines. and No. - was y;ctcri
sne. A foot race between Nes..s. Lewis
and Hoggarth. 100 yards. was won by
:ia: the distance was quite short at one END.
Drawing the prizes interested many
ticket holders. The following are the FOX.
,una.e numbers: 1888, 1900, 2o;, 1925.
s:6c. '.:i. 800. 1906. 9!::. s'!:. $40.
i1..i;. 20.
high prize figures. was very large. Qiite
number O: holders failed to hand in their
aeiets, therefore had no chance TO VIE.
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sfeteorOiORical Report.

Iyy.CE METEOROLOGICAL CBsHSvHR.
New Orleans. July y. 1875. )
THE following is the report of the weather
and rivers a: 3:43 p. NJ. local time, to-day:
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of teething, ] Of iris nascentium, OF
| tabes esenterica. unknown. of wounds
| :. not stated. tota. l3G. Number inferred
! from public institutions. j.; on certificate
! Of coroners, q; on certificate of ,nldwives
$. In addition 70 the above J.. sts!.t.ovn
children were reported in the city.
Ss:L! LITTLE MORE CoSrlDENcE.-Cn
the :wentythird o. June. a plausible per
son called OF the firm Of Gardner & Busy.
dealers in cotton, anG convinced them tina:
he had many bales 9: cotton OF steam.
boat which had inst lett Memphis. !le dis
played biz q lsaing which appeared TO
be all right in every particular, also showed
letters O; Recommendation signed by tine
name. OF responsible gentlemen. Every
thing looked :a:s. and his ,egues: for the
sum o: Sl:23 was granted. check for :ha.
an0Hn: being handed Lin. The man said
hH name was Cverton, g: Memphis. He
took the check and started; out wit, il,
finally visiting :he jeweicy store o: M. Z.
L.iientha:, where re purchased q diamond
oreastpin for $50. giving :le chez. ia
payment. 81. L.!ienthai sen,!:n. % the
ABOVE named firm 20 ascertain il !: Wa. al,
right. Ills messenger informed him that
i: was. w;iere.pon he gave Cye.:o. tie yin
and the balance II currency.
When the designated s:eainoos. arrived
there was revelation. Tor Cvertoc had TO
cotton or her. ard the Aforesaid fellow was
voted . confidence man. nut ne could Ic.
be found. Al TIE particulars were gwen
70 Captain Malone. and consequently al
necessary measures were taken 20 capture
the rascal. New. was obtained OF him cc-
casional!y, ta: II. lep: up . lively pace.
Sunday morning Captain Malone ard De-
tive Pearson were informed tina: the man
would arrive "a .:,e Jackson railroad. and
the information vas co-rsc.. OvertoE went
20 house ON Common street. where lie
hired a furnishe.. room. when the officers
jumped down on him. Ike denied al,
knowledge o: OyeI:on O. his ira nsact:ors.
and neld on: anti! yesterday mocaing when
he vas before Judge Evans. Ee then :iAt,y
acknowledged hi. gull. aud produced the
pin he bougL: from Mr.. LiientLa:. lie
uses the maine o. y. c. Fakes. uEs:e- which
he has committed other cr!Iue..
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A DyREcT TRADE MEETING.-A numte:
q: gentlemen me: in one of the ST. Charles
Hotel parlors last evening, at which Gen
<ral Beauregard presided. The suajec; IN.
de. consideration was direct trade with the
English Mississippi Valley Trading Com.
Vany, which institution WI! soon be repre-
sented here by . delegation from England.
4 committee Of ten was appointed to attend
- she reception and learn VIVA: arrange.
Gents cau be made by which Changers in
:i:s section may be benefited by the Eng.
..eh company.
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TIE STATE OFLGUlsIANA.

FIFTH DISTRICT COURT For TEE PARISH or
ORLEANS.
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RIVERS.
The New Orleans and Memphis Mail Con-
tracts.

Below high water marx Of 1874.
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By Sheriff Waggama,..
SUCCESSION rr-HILATH FRANCIS ANDERSON
Gr!.:. IECEASEb
Eeernd I.s;yv: CeIr. :or the Parish u cS.t-Is..
80. 3.,..".

=: ''H!:f. az a:D ~ oEnDir :og 70 ~.
ID order 81; .s.c rendered June d. 49,, TO n.
directed Uy III" honorable tho Second Distric.
Court fdr IL. parish 81 Orleans. in the above eI.
titled matter WI! proceed 10 sell at public anc.
tl6R At tie Merchants and AuctiOneers Exchange.
Royal stIee:. between Canal and Custom b .ss.
streets. IA Che Second Dls:r.c: OF this e.:v. on
MONDAY. August e. 1915. at sweiv. O'Clock 81. .u-
az c"',iit of SAID scce.s":., the fol!osin described
property 70 wit
ACnEgA1N SQUARE OF GROUND. i..isna..d
by the nun. ~; one, OF. 81 plan drawn .y LOUIS
Surg, late ssv.v"r, tate'. twenty rnh Of A;.i.
Perry. late . notary public IN fhis city: which
square - HaGi'.e. by Common, Clarke and ..ravie.
streets AID HdgaI. avenue and il divided Oh cad
plan :htr :a.!.y .sts. n.N.er.c o.. 80 saint,
inclusive.
!. THE rEE-NAip CF SQUARE s,.a..t >,
Gum,et "eil an said plan, which saf square 10
sil'lded .atc thirty .ots, numbered on. to tA!r.y
inclusive AID - bounded by Common. Geno.
s'rarieT and .eiemaci.us streets; which said -.
haIf square - tina. .ieaIest 20 Teienachus street.
!er'ns>l .ne sun OF ak hundred dollars ~
whereabouts, BEN. the probable amount OF faxes
due Oh sad property. and :he costs Of sale Ca s ~
the spot :. Aud the balance at one and two year.
credit. IN eGIa. parts III n1tss of the purcha TO
his own UTde. and b: nm ind .rsed secured DY
mortgage OF .aId property hearing interest a. ak
peg cent per annUm from date 70. IN aturty, a.S
eight per cent evei..ua interest after maturity 4
not PAID puActlai!r, with the CLAUS. OF non aii.n.
ando. aka ,.s:i.s: :ees q. ava per cen.
OfAL...
EUGENE WAGGAMsH
"! u ~ sH Ii-.! Sheriff OF The Parish Of Orleans.
SC'C.sS.rI W THE LATE GEORGE y. CA..
son pt('kASEE-
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FOB RENT,

.~~~~~~>~->>>~"~~->>'-""~.,~
CMABL FURNISHED HOUSE FOR
~ RBNT-ThTee rooms and Kitchen, Nc. 469 st.
And rev, between Rampant ard Franklin streets.
ren: and safe keeping q: She furniture. None
other need apply. i4e
II" nENT'''..''.:.....:........T" RENT.
LAEGE AND PLEASANT FURNISHED ROOMS
IN eG.ts O. s.ng,y, with bath ;oom attacked.
Al! the comforts Of q home GUARANTEED. Apply q
No. iG. Cacondele: street.
apis MRS. 3. " JOHNSON
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ss''ra !...:..: .";-: -, 'he ?.-!t,, 4; Q.:e.n.-
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THERESA FRiEDHEsM WEE vs.. SAMUEl
Wt. Lu.t..rt-Nc. TO-.
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>r.:ESS:r.; OF JOHN :.

VALUABLE REAL ESTATE ~ I'll. FOURTH
DISTRICT. AND - GAREoIL.oS PARISH
a.. PATERSON.
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:..a:L .s::.t :...:. Co lie ..::sl -: one. La
sc. -.
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SUCCESSION OF John ERowNLEE.

StccLG Uis::i:: Con-: fer the Parish o: Orleans
=
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of time mitigated the pangs or dried
the tears at the loss of Col. Oliver,
Rev. Keith Legare, Mr. James Jones
and Mr.. Jcnney, than we are called
upon to mourn atthe grave Of DIR.
Oliyeros, and now again of Mr.. Jo-
seph McNamara.
Mr.. McNamara was probably one
of the heaviest sufferers by the fire.;
and doubtless the pressure of his
troubles hastened his end.
He was an experienced and educa-
ted merchant, a useful citizen and a
kind fried. His sensibilities were
tender and his disposition generous,
and he will be sorely missed by the
community.
He leaves a large family, to whom
we extend our heartfelt sympathies.
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n IMPORTANT TO FARMERS.
ONLY FORTY DOLLARS A TON!
GUANAIIANl GUANO.

~,
An important nat, raj Guano-a genuine
Animal Deposit. A cargo Of 500 tons now
on the way to this port. This guano gave
great satisfaction in Virginiu and North
Carosi the past season. Circular and GER
tifcatcs sent on application.
Prof. Wilson, Of Baltimore, Md, saws OF
this guano: "By critical examination of
the analysis of the various cargocs you have
imported, striking feature is the great
regularity iii the percentage of the impor.
tant constituents essential for the produc.
ton of NIL crops"
Prof. +. A. Gcnth, of Philadelphia, Penn,
says: "IYic guano is evidently of animal or.
igin, and the minute bones which were dis
covered in the same indicate that it is the
result of the decay Of bats, mice, &c. The
quantity. of organic matter which is still
present is about II per cent, and this yields
about z! per cent of ammonia. A portion
OF the nitrogen is present as nitric acid, of
which about per cent. were found. All
the nitrogen present would be equivalent to
about - per cent of ammonia. The phos-
phoric acid in the guano averaged about l2J
per cent, equal to 27.3 per cent of Bone
Phosphate. A considerable quantity of the
phosphoric acid, however, is present as so.
called neutral Phosphate of Lime, which.
being slightly soluble in water, renders the
Guano as quick in its action us a correspond
ing quantity of Superphospates would do.
The small percentage Of potash which was
found in analysis adds to its value. From
all the experiments which 1 have made of
the Guapahani Guano no doubt can exist
that it is q valuable manure"
Prof. II. g White, OF the Georgia State
Agricultural Society, says: "As shown by
the analysis, this gIano contains, in good
proportion, all The elements which are gen
orally considered as of value for plant food
and the forms and combinations in which
they are present are such MS to render them
available to and assimilable by the plant, |
should judge that the proper use of this ar
tclc for purposes of fertilization would be
attended with great profit"
Prof. Charles U. Shepard, Jr in n recent
analysis of this Guano, says: "This Guano
(of animal origin) would appear from its
physical and chemical properties to answer
every reasonable expectation of chemical
manure"
Orders received and arrangements made
for It's salo by application to
J. N. ROBSON,
90 East Bay, ! and Atlantic Wharf
Jan. 2l-G
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TO-. - ~ t.-
We return thanks for an invitation
to the anniversary celebration of the
Graham Lee Society Of the Washing
ton and Lee University Of Virginia.
The orator of the occasion was N. A.
Steadman, of Texas, and the debate. o
were G. A. DALEY, Of Texas, B. Jacks
and w. Gregory, of Tennessee, and j..
L. Lisle, of Kentucky.
We notice OH the committee of in.
vitation the name of j. w. Stokes, of
South Carolina, promising young
citizen Of Orangeburg county for whom
we predict a distinguished future. He
is son of Mr. JAS. Stokes of our
county.
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+. DeMars, Esq, hus made an i'm

+. DeMars, Esq, hus made an i'm
provemcnt in lis business arrange
ments. The front Of his establish
ment is fitted up as first class gro
Gerry store, and the rear for liquors,
&c. Mr.. DeMars is first rate bus
mess man, and whatever he attempts
he does thoroughly. Go aud examine
his stock. Everybody will be pleased
with his fair dealing. See his adver-
tiscmeit.
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A g A IL I'D !.

DR.. T. Berwick tegare, dentist, respect
fully informs his patrons and friends that
that he has rmoved his office to his home,
where he can be consulted by those who de-
sire his professional services.
1fnotifed through the post office or 9TH
erwise, he will cheerfully visit those who
reside at a distance in the country.
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McMichael & Blume.

These young merchants deserve n
great deal Of credit for the way in
which they have rallied from the dis
asters of the fire.
BY their energy they saved their
stock, and are now located at the
brick store, corner Of Russell and
Broughton streets. They sell the best
Of goods at reasonable rates. Read
their advertisement and give them a
call.
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Burglaries.

Burglaries.
On Friday night band of burg
lars entered the stores of Bull, Scovill
& Pike, j. G. Vose, P. Doyle and j.
P. Thompson and carried off what
they wanted. The indications are
that they are well organized and sup
piled with all the necessary instru-
ments. 1t is said that they also tried
their hand on the store Of Wolfe &
Wilcock, but we're fired. upon by Mr.
Mitchell, who was OIL the. look out.
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The real 'banditti" are Kellogg, Pack
ard, Beckwith, and the rest of the "ring"
who are4ruDning the usurping government
in Louisiana, and who have enlisted Pres
ident Grant, part of his cabinet, and few
Influential members Of congress in support
of their efrrt to perpetuatc their stolen
lease of power.-Neto York Tribune
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G. D. Kortjohu advertiscs u full
ana splendid stock of groceries,
liquors, cigars, &c. which ere bound
to please all who try them. Hc pros
pers, simply because he is a business
man and knows how to suit his Gus.
toners. Give him q call.
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Joseph Mcnamara.

Joseph Mcnamara.
1t is hard for us to realize that "in
the midst of life we arc in DEATH"
One by one our comrades fall by the
way side and we pass on, pausing but
for moment, and then mingling
again in The bustling scenes of time
We have been heavily afflicted in
a material view by our recent disas-
ter, but it is far more melancholy to
look back and recall the names of the
good citizens we have lost in few
months.
Scarcely has the soothing influences
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

Things are a little muddled about
the location Of that cotton bale. How
ever, eihave now. turned our at,en-
tion to the location of the lots on the
burnt district, with which we hope
to have better success.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

We notice our young friend Lewis
Fischer has opened u neat little fruit
and oyster store one door east of Mr..
A. Fischer. Lewis is an energetic
fellow, and tries to please all who
favor him with call.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

Messrs. Cannon & Sain are erecting
a neat store on the burnt district, at
Wallace Cannon's old stand.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

Teach your boys that they 60 to
school or college to- learn how to
WORK, and not how to snuN work.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

If Council don't strike the line
widening Russell street, we 9ill have
q crooked affair of it.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

Things are going the right way.
Put your stores on Russsll street and
your residences in the vicinity of the
denot, on or near the new street.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

MIR. Cornelson's store is getting on
finely, and it is not going to be any
small thing either. The truth is Cor
nelson don't deal in small things.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

Mr.. Lightfoot is going into his
new store.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

The schools are prospering, as far
as we know.
Orangeburg times. [volume] (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1872-1875, 1875-01-28

Or. Dukes is building n fine resi-
dence next to his fathers hotel on
Russell street.