The Orangeburg news. (Orangeburg, S.C.) 1867-1875, March 09, 1872, Image 2
THE ORANGEB?RG NEWS
-1_:_:_
AUGUSTUS B. KNOWLTON,
EDITOR.
-i
GEORGE BOI,IVKR,
FlMANCIAL amd BUSINESS Manaoeb.
3 )//SAWJ?BAY, MAR. 9,1872.
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~ ' Every article for the ?BAN?Bto?Ba News
?* Mltlrtt^Jio/4iecoss??Uy for ptibllca
A?^am4ifltbAftt .M.*? gUA/antee of gopd faith on the
\ " .... j ^ftTiT
It is the earnest desire of the Nkwp.
pfl0fl<*%?fall ftrt?tk.MlschaaWftd-settle (sets
^sm^,s8f??^ ? and,
mrli hot, Tr>^iL.f?ah.,t"'7? ? ',d?? n" eh , ?
In? -ra^-i^? iPVnv,m^ ? "emB0,'ve.8 nro udder
^T?alJlloneciU3 fco. .the question ,ss ,?oMuvolv
'ij.gY'1??: involved .byy^hdae"' principles,
if id ? Thi?iipi indeed,'fihoiJBlyeoUrsiC to be pur
:id?H sued by those vfhose design, in argutneut,
luZ-utitftto ifriVo tit the truth,
da M^W'l/clieVA'in Republicanism. ; Wc
,t-lii U9hu?fTIV ? . II. . dllJ^IJjJOItJ
believe in it on principle. i\ e believe
that Republicanism, even while dithon
***** 1orcdr'by corruDt men who adopt aud
a^vpjCOte. it for their own selfish pur
ijyir. ?iflOS?lj is;.infinitely profor>iblo to a ;De
i? ? mobracy "which-felicitates itself upon
bciug, to uso tho Times'- own words,
i?J?diMdndimwted by ono flaVr of R'cpublican
sa?*-?!lT isin^^?dVhich sees, in the event of a
'3**"war between our own country and a for*
,r 7 J'eigh 'power having no claim what*
'^ni ever upon that Democracy's good will,
.eve/ tcvia ?:???.' . i
only roasou to be anxious ?hat England
? v.-- -r a /Win (1 ?
? 1JV1;,should "cvpntually succeed." Unworthy
.:'! men do. indeed, lay dextrous fingers upon
?<i tlie hard-earned monoy of our people,
btft'thcy^ have yet a degree of crime to
'a 'learn'ere thcy^vould biud their country
hand nod foot to make an easier prey; for
her rival. They' may," perhaps, as a
t/? li in!' ti ' iui T'Miiu.i >Jn '
figure, "prey upon her .v.ituls," b,ut they
, do. not cither directly or indirectly pro
pose, in fact, to deliver her body to the
euewyi' n - n? ?
I'hesc are our views us to the cjin
,j 1 parativo m ii(s of Republicanism aud
Democracy. .. Tho, Times, occupies:the
other platform. We are not aware
that. ?MalafO journals differ matcrinlly as
to the facts discussed, but they are dia
- metrically .opposed us to the principles
involved. The' Time? - **~
mocracy "undimmed by one flaw of Re
publicanism 'J' wo advocate a Republi
canism unsullied, by the slightest taint
,pf. quelp a Democracy. , . . >
This 1? tho issue, and this issuo wc
1 "? have tendered fairly and squarely to the
Democratic press. We have frankly ad.
mitted that, there are many corrupt meu
and many corrupt practices in the Re
. . pnhlieap^nrty^ though to an infinitely
. leqs4 degree than da ithe case with the
? \. Democratic party of New York. But,
that fs entirely a ride issue, if it be an
issuo at1 all. The gist of the whole mat
ter lies in the question propounded by
us in our "Plain Talk": of February
17th, "Aro they (South Cnr?liuians) op
posed to tho principles of Republican-^
ism ?" This question has been ever
since before tho Times, and wc nre still
waiting for a direct answer fioin that
journal.!
If Democracy is antagonistic to. tl|c
principles of Republicanism, let its
? Tric^ids own' up squarely. We have on
opinion of our own that it is: that, in
.fact, Poraocrincy of the present day means
hostility to Republicanism, and nothing
else. We bclicvo that it has no other
rit9lifyvtha'n that derived fro^^^^
fcoling of hostility. If we are
the Times can easily set us ri
answering one question more, w
now put to it point blank :
"To which, if any, of the pr
of Republicanism, is Daniucr
posed ?"
And here we must beg t^hc
should it again honor our cditovi
its consideration, to reply to our
tions in the form in which we p
ourselves^ and Jobste qu? admisfci
no ?tvongcri|angung*e th'ftp that \& which
they appear in thp Nevvb. Tljiat the
Timts pursued tho ' contrary course in
its last leader wo {tttvibufp to np dcuire
to misrepresent, but to tho fact that, in
dejaying until tho 6th oP March to
reply to our article of the 17th i?f Feb
ruary, its mental process of djgcBtion,
pursuing a raflier Darwinian ipe'hoj} ot
oelection and exclusion," may }mve
olimipatcd all that was not easy to rofute
anil retained tho balance |u the forju.
host calculated for an easy reply. .
Ulinor instances of this method arc to
ions in
bo found io tho Times' crcditiug us with
an admission that "all" of the Republi
can ItJtriierA kraft corrupt, whereas we
mt*|4tjve ^jnijf|jr^?erely of "many"
such tbSranccs, ancFoga"in in its attribu
ting to us the statement that by corrupt
men the people lose "money only."
when wo distinctly and intentionally
ste'ed. that pecuniary loss was tho only
"direct" result of corruption.
But what we have most particularly
I lo^cb^fjhirp oT is the following Inngusgc
I wb^{c*h' wo copy^ ycrbpti'm from that pa
tJ$M !>rfl iol [a tiotu ?
,f .Vj*js 1)0 (the N'kws) notlawyer cnough
know tbat if a Democratic Legislature
were to propose a property or education
al qualification,;;it would have to go be
fore, the colored people to be passed upon
at- the polls?Mtat under such circumstan
ces nq intelligent Democrat would pro
poscsuch ameosurp:?that if they did the
next elcctlm would knock them and the
proposition in,/tho head. Tho "News,"
could uot bnvq been ignorant of this
fact and yet it, hinge? it whole argument
upon the absolute falsity of this absolute
truth?that with their immense majority,
if the colored tuen lose one iota of their
"liberty," it is because they give it away
?dhat no body of men, of whatever po
Utjcal creed, can ever niter tli3 present
State Constitution in any way to affect
their, liberty or rights, "without their full
congeyt previously given at the polls
That such political burglary cannot be
sprung upon them."
N;ow what the News did say is, that
"If the Democrats were to rule in this
Slate" Democratic Legislature might,
and probably would, declare an educa
tional or property qualification." (And
hero the word "Legislature" should
havo read "Convention," as we ourseif
informed the Times a fortnight, ago.)
We are perfectly uwnrc that the Con
stitution cnonot be altered save by the
consent 01 actic -\ of the people, and th it
the T)emocrnts can make no change
therein until they "rule in this State "
yxt ft ? ' ' ; *
Which brings us again to tho diroc^
issue between Republicanism and Dem ^
ocrnc}-. And on this point we, "as a
servant ol the public," and actuated by
as "deep a sense of duty" as ever
warmed tho breast of an honorable
journalist, shall do our utunst und best
to keep b-iforc our renders, and especially.
before those "noor and h/notant'I n^nt?
(of all colors) whose rights are most1
liable to successful attack, a true and
Vivid picture of the daugers they wo :id
iucur by willingly parting with their
only safeguard, the ballot, or by placing
in power these who are openly nud
avowedly hostile to the principles under
which they enjoy it.
There vvill thus remain to us at least
this satisfaction, that, undismayed by
collateral issues in no way affecting the
vital truth of tho principles wc advocate
a\id in no way aiming at the integrity of
our national existence, wo shall hare
done alf~tn our power to prevent the
success of a party which considers1 Re
publicanism as a "flaw," and which
would rather that our beloved country
should bond tho knee in shame and de
feat to a foreign foe than that it
sell should continue to behold the de
velopment of a principle against which
it has so long and so vainly combattcd.
Pursuant to tho published call, some
fifty citizens of Orangeburg Town and
County met on Wednesday evening at
the Court House. Mayor Briggman
called the meeting to order and nomi
nated Qurpiu iiggs Esq., as chairman,
w.
.1 .....1
Mr. R.
which
public
?so by
rOzek
d the
secoui'
\\ that
tjer..
Orungchurg County nro about to lehiG^
or havo already leased a part of the Old
Court Honso (J rounds fur the put pose of
erecting building* for stores, (and it is
beHovod that tho Ooort Hou.^e Grounds
Wcro originally deeded to the County of
Orangoburg to be used only as n public
square by the public at large, s?nd for
tho purposes of a Court Honso, and if
theso conditions should be violated that
tho said grounds should revert back to
the Heirs of tho Donor;) and Whspeat,
such Bujldingunnd Stores would seriously
jeopardise tho snfoty of all the pnblio
Records of this County, which nro con?
tained in tho difforent public offices on
tho said Square, and would materially
detract from tho beauty and. wejfare of.j
the Town.of Orangcburg, by obstructing
and defacing a beautiful square ^rhich
has always been used and enjoyed by
IhevPublio at Lsrg^lUy^aya^hPubj?
Salcp or Public AsfisWies:
Be it therefore R&fceil, by the Citi
zen*, of Orusigeburg County in public j
Meeting a enabled, That a Commiftobj
of three be appointed .byilfctclihlv'to
wait upon our Board of County Com
missioners and the Lessee, and to earnest
ly press u?on thdm thfe Inbototdnifncil lb
tho'pubnc.'aud Yhe dJkuJer Co* tue1 puone
records which would arire from the lease
?fx'ATe;.r?0^i i?o^oM!;i>UDd8 for r}W I
keeping ana to respect fully request them
to reconsider snd rescind the said Tnai?e^
if it has boen already executed.
. Raolucd That, a copy, of these roSerSir
t ions bo- .fu^ished .the,. B.osrd, of jOoppty.
Commisseucr.s nud tliopnrty to whom ij^
is reported that the Said grounds are
leased, by thb fro m ml Wee,'ft ud rHat'W.JyJ
Teport the result of their application as
soon as possible to the Town Council of
Orangeburg. ; ,
. i.Mr. Bolivcr stated that the lease had
already been executed to Mr. Lzckiel.
Mr. Knowlton suggested that if "The
deed of gilt to th? County contained the
condition mentioned in the preamble to
? i. u inj . t-A bun wo??*! t>\ ho? o
Mr. Lcyarc's resolution, a,futfeit.uic had,,
baeu iueurrcd and tho proper courso Wap
to apply to tho donor or his .representa
tives, whereupon ' Mr. Legarc amended
his resolution by striking out the part
j.'-: : OU3IW ' i 'i ' - Lli ?*.<
enclosed in parentheses.
Messrs T. If. Cookc, Mortimer filov
er, Georgo Bolivcr, T. K.. Logare and A.
B. Knowlton, addressed the nicetiirg
favorably to the resolution, and Mr. M.'j
I. Browning in opposition.
?'-tl fj . ? if Witt
The resolution was adopted as amend
ed.
There was uo attempt to impugn the
good faith ofnny party to the lease, and
the principal ground taken by those
favoring the resolution was that the
erection of another building on the lot
in question would euonnger the. public
buildings and valuable, papers there on
record.
"i he Chair appointed tnd following
Committee. Messrs,'T. 1^. hon-ir*, T.
II. Cookc and J oseph .McNaiuara.
The meeting then adjourned.
Ciiinksk Way ok Bitrsotsd a Man
Back. tu Lli'j:.?Tbc Sau Francisco
Post says a Chinaman in that city,
named Ah Och, who had been sick with
typhoid lever, suddenly, t^o all appear-'
inecs, died. Tho company to which Jnv
belonged sent a man to his cc.sideice. on
Jackson street, ,!l,,d he oili,bis rerorfi
received a permit to make* a coOirt for
the dead man. Some Ol the deceased
man's friends, however, not thinking he
was really dead, sent for a Chinese
doctor. The medical man soon came,
ind in accordance with the custom of
ins country, heated an iron poker to n
white heat und burnt the supposed dead
man ou the forehead and eyebrow.*; he
ilso slabbed him in various portions of
die body. This had the effect of arous
ing him; he had mil Keen in a trance.
I1ST OF MrrTKKS ?*< ?iiinlat.
j ing in the Omngeburg I'ost Oihcc to
Mm i ch ?th, li>12.
D.?Mr. Henry Davis.
If.?Mr J T Hopkinn. Mr (William I'uync.
J.?Mrs Peggy Jac.oh".
Jt.?Hillinrd Kump.
S.-Mr John Small, Mr W It Sitter,
'e lot Till,?.,,,
W.?Mrs Evan VYldttemore
It?Win Meckel t, Bpli 0 Hkilc'y, AloniOiS
B ailey.
C?John II (Marke, ?
G?Samuel Golson, Ito'eH Gooelo.
H?C L Jlook.
J?Mrs K Jhaw, Miss .,ancy Johnson, Mr
lohn Jenkins.
K?Miss Deine Kelly. '
M?-Mias Ithodn Manning
P- J N l'ierson.
It?Surah Rutland, George [tend; col.
S?llotsy Summers, Wilkcs Sawyer.
V?Miss Charlotte Washington, '1.
Z?Jncob Zciglcr, 2.
person's calling for the ahovo letters will
lease?ay they are advertised.
t . !??, M:.! ? . 1?. M.
OR^EBIJRG COUNTY
. In .Paotj^K CoujtT. ?
In the ^fitter of th?^Ron>?8tasti Claim of
PM.JB. Tre?elli'widow
(Jfho T%p0tif^ tb^^pr*$^ appointed ?o
set off tho^omstcvr in lATwove case haf
inj? been returned to me r^LnajMftrnmtion, 1
hereby giv,j notice to all pallet interested
to show .canqc .bo/ora me. on or. Beta re the
2!>th day of Sliircii, 1H72, at 11 o'clock A.
why} said i$?pbr| ajnpild fioj^tn^on^ffriiied^
mar '.??:: t . ( - Judge of Probate.
ORAJXG^BURfi,CPJLIWY- ? ?
In Com??. I'I/Bas.-, . , .
Mary 13. Treadrreil, Adtn'x n John II. F?n
10 ? Iff j ? dujpgjaj al. J ,;h? .
; \ itComplainttto Nlar*hhlLA?>e.tf?, &e.
h .By vi 11 on <?f au ?nloc oT tlatfsaid Court in
tins aotiun, I .will sell at Ornngeburg Court
'llotise'l'Vjn* ^bc''"rst''ftl6'rta*ay,'in April next,
during the legal hours of s.Ho, ut the rUk of
ih-i former p>'rch;oi.TH, they having failed to
comply wftfc tllc'tcraufof sale, toe following
lots in the Town of. Orangoburg. vi?:
Farm Lots No, It, 4 ? IJ, \HttVXi\r,t 1J.
00, 57 u?,-o8, 50 aritJGO the same being part
fhwiRcsl Estate of wllicli'tho late Wro; It.
'l'r<--niw .-11 .lie I, .icizfl aud possessed.
Plata of tho sarao inny be seen ot the
Sheriff'}* Office. ? ?
-.?^XjipMS?(>;u\ third rush, balance on a.
credit of one. two nO'Hhrco year.-?, Bccured
'fry boii?I ! rtnd "mortgngb of the purchaser,'
with inU'cest ? f rortv-Uay, ;of aale., payable an
nually, on the whabsamount, until the whole
boh?nS^lf^pal?vlB! find satisfied, and to '
pay fur pufjera recording and stumps. ..
Purchaser to hays privilege of paying all
d if any pirrch?scr fails to comply.
mar '.t ... td
cash, and if any pirrchuser tails to comply,
the premises so. purchased by the party
failing to comply tobe sold on the name .lay
or some convenient] sab-day thereafter Upon
the sanin terms and at the former pure ha*
scrs ri.sk.
Sheriffs Offfe* ) II. RIGGS,
OrangcbnrgO. 11., |. C, I i 8. <>. C
L .Mar. 7. 1872,, J
mar ' -k td
I 'I ? ?" . I/_U_!_- r-M t _'
Sheriff's Sales. -
t-.- ?. : tire ? . . :
By, virtue of suiidry. ? Executions to me di
rected I will sell to Ok* h'ighfcsl bidder*, at
t)ranfreburg Court House, outhe first MON
DAY iu April nest, for cadi, the follow
ing property, viz:'
Ulie tract of land eontnininglOH aoros.
.mere or less, boun.ied north by estate bind
uf Gabriel Myers, cast by A. .1. Collier, w*tst
?by estate of F. C. Myers, and south by Mrs.
I'. East erUn.
TJbe remainder after the Termination ot
tlie KMate of HoiriCSteuaV'iii 20"> acres,
'bounded' by lands of estate Oworiel Myers,
estate F. U .Myers, A..J. Collier and Joel
Ephraim,.(rhu* tiainc being %hb Hnt?estcud of
,.Le\i .M^ycrS.) Levied on as tho property of
Levi Myors at the suit of Jos. A. Keller,
Gunrdiam '
' ' ' AT.SO 1 ?
One tract of land containing P.'l'J ncres
more, or leSH, bounded by lands of t. K.
Iliibiut uu and John Hooker.
The remainder after the termination of
the l>ta|e of Homestead in 2lW acres,
bounded by lauds of Jos. Knotts, Jos. liar
ley and T. E. Robinson', (the same being' the
Homestead of lleury Gisseadauner.) - Lev
fed on as the y!mmT>.<. ot Jloary Uiascndan
ner at t''- *?jj 3* ?p P? ?'?I- Kour*a,
A bsu
?One trhct of land o?ntaining 2"J0 aere?
more or Uks, on Whirlwind Branca,, in lldi
0to Fork, on both aides Hiunickcr Bridge
lload, bounded by lands now or late of W.
s. Dudley^ i.. Wiaseilllunt; J. Ililey, estate
j?. llcav'i aud Mrs. Johnson. Le.vic I on as
tho property of Thud. K. .Sasportas at the
sbil of Tllitd. ('. Andrews. *
ALSO
One tract of 100 acres, more or lens, in
fclisto Fork, bounded by lands of W. L.
F.iiiuy, B. H. Walker, J P, Martin and J.
W Phillips. Levied on as the property'of
Holen Phillips nt the suit of Peter How*.
Sheriff]* Office, ) II. 1UUOS,
Orangebiirg C II.. S. 0., V S. O. <L
' March 7, 1871. ')
il I Itf. ? o.'fir
NOT! CIO.
1 I forewarn nil persons whatever from
CBKBIT1N? my wife MAKTIIA POTEtt,
oa my nceoiinl as 1 intend not to pay it. she.
left her In ijic without any g?*od and suniceul
cause.
John m. p.ortrr.
Mar. 1M.
F. H. V/. Briggraann
HAVINO At ('Ki'TF.h TfTB AtiKN't'V
for the? Ameriemi 1U TTON IIOJLE,
t>VKl'.Si:i:M'.N<i and SKWl.NO MACIilNK.
I respectfully call lire attention thereto of
Lrtdier. who are ilchirdlis to purchase a g^6d
and- reliable .MACHINK. Il dues, iu the
lu-st possiblq manner, every variety of FAM
ILY SKWlNVi ih.it can be done on any Mx
chine; and, in addition thereto Biobroidcrs,
on the edge, and makes beautiful Button
nnd Eyelet liftl?s in all Tabric?: which no
other Machine can do. fall and sec fur
yourselves.
' A>s<i on hand a FI LL STO.'K of SEA8?
ON A !!!.*'. fiOOIJS Which wo offer L(i\V.
FLBTILI'/LKS ? on as KBAS.t)NA RI.E
Terms as ?nj other house.
F. II. vV BKltiOM ANN
ion oct '.i ly
DU. A. C. DUKES,
' At the Old Stand of
I>R. lt. M'. S11I I1K.
11 AS .ir.<T BEOElVEl) A fref-b
lupply of ?
DB I OS,
ME0TCfNE9i
I'Al.NTS,
OILS,
VARNISITES; Sic.
A splrndiil lot ot SI \Tlt?.N liltV.
l'l.lOOMi:i;\ an 1 SO.U'S ill great va
riet v.
A tine "lock ^f CfOAItS and T(>fT\(CO.
And one vt' tho finest assortuieip pf 1'ot 'K
i: i KNIVES ever .dVered Lore al (ho price-.
Pi. seripti.mu oarel'ully preparMtl;
OFFH'P. HOURS on ih? HAI1BA'fH
Prom ti to Iti A, .\L, and from i In ? P. M
tUcU u It
SCHOOL BOOKS!
MI'SIU A STATIONERY,
ALWAVn 6n hand
ENGINE ILOUS]:.
ThS oelobratotl PLN UbTTKit BOOK for
Copying Loiter* -used wltbiHU a Press -
every business man should luve ono.
Anything in my line not on hand can be
ordered in a short time.
U Ith liH>IlIXSO*.
jan 0 c l.V
. nrfUmsmmt. ?mm i m mmm -? ?- -???.
* ,#) WE WILL HAVE
'ITA 8
ON MONDAY*, a
U i ' ;n? ????- .?u, .?. i?tiii I
!> | .?! li-M' -.vijli l?if: ?. , ,
*!tity m'.i Kl ?irtlfow ? i 1 I| ...
A PHKSW^LOT OF
> ? i . in ,. i m vjrijti <? I? ? ; .
i Mi: M?|M| '?Ii > i 't . || . .
? ? I . >i
FINE
?>jii?* llu'Hn ? .iT
ivj ????; ?? < ?(
AND
/ . ? I !?? Ill
JU'ST FROM
KENTUCKY
FOR SALE
CHEAP!!
Tlmao in want of GOOD, SOUND
and OH RAP STOCK would do wall to
cull early. * ?
W. M. SAIN k CO.
FRESH
FAMILY
fmnmmno
JUST
RECEIVED
AND
ARRIVING
DAILY!
AR! WAR!
IN consequence
JOS,jf#N
invest in wmM
EXPjECTKlF- WAR between Great Britain ami the United State?,
ia defcrndjfftl to SELL GUT bis entire STOCK far Greenbacks to
tieN^ajLJ&cur Greenbacks won't be worth a cent, therefore be
gives bis Customers and tho Public generally, a chance to invest the same in his Cbaap
DRY GOODS, FANCY GOODS, ROOTS, 8HOE?, HATS, kc.
SUGAR, 8 10? for $l.pOy., y y f . COFFEE, ,4 Iba fejr f J.flpj. '
a full line of fARMIW UTENSILS,
and a general assort meat of FANCY GROCERIES.
8 MO A KS* PLOWS always on hand. Alse a full line of FARMING UTENSf LH/suob
as HOES, SPADES, SHOVELS, PITCH FoltKS, ll.v.MKS. BRIDLKS,
ti .,i..>,??r, i b,Kit. y;^/ nq.iH?rMA??3HT,J
i! m If 4 XX.
" I (VAU >\M\ \*\
BACON, BACTWJ DA?ONf
3000 Pounds O. R SID BS, 2500 Pounds, 8JUOULDER8.
. lOnQ Pounds HAMS* 1000 PouoJa STRIPS.
FLOUR ! FLOUR!! FLOUR !!? A Choice Lot of this article arrivieg
sud iu Store. . f j'". t
, Juh received a Choice Lot or TAYLOR'S PREPARED HAalJ^o which
we call attention. ' .,
< ??t*V' ?'? ??II. ? - ? * <H A . . - ; ??.,? rmt
All of the ABOVE GOODS are offered at LOWER PRICES thev* can be
purchased at any other House iu Oraiigeburg. ' ? 1 i"1 fit.' iflTXB
?'?"/. .|^^t
" Our STOCK of GROCERIES are renewed) Weekly from the jGh?ap*t Blar
kcts, thdref.^re we guarantee not only* CHEAPNESS hut FKEStf?tyf?Si,,
"'"HP A Yl^^^^11^T^-^ ^"*esw?
J ? nur 2 ' i him 0 :l VAT tit 1 \j
I, i .... ji , i .n '? ? : . K'vnl at nm| I
??m?mr~
JUST RECEIVED:z a
DS sTcr
The LARGEST and M^ST VARIED Stock of .CA-N^ED^
offered iu this Market. .? {a1t4|, .MM
SjPICED SALMON, " GREEN CORN, PEACHES,
FltKSH SALMON, '?KEHN PEAS, ^i^AIUrV
LOBSTERS, " ' TOMATOES, i#VfsWtsWs%BRIE8.
OYSTERS, 1 nnd 2 lbs,- PICKLES, I?INri?A?PLE,
?ROMA, GELATINE, &o, &c.
IIA MS?BACON of Wry dekcViptt'ih. > *nrt*T -??
All grndos of Autrusta and WeT^efTi'Fl^TUR.-tww ? ?a
.We arc also offering our entire Stwk of DR-Y GOODS,at G?SS!A
Sit EOS, II ATS, CUTLERY; Star n - a -A WXftJt
FELDER, YOMM .tfflm,o
SGT GOODS DELIVERED FREE of CHARGE iu any portion of tho|Tegp.
ma 2 e :*_ If
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C IUJ 7/ .,1 .VA
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PIECES OF
SUITED FOR THE "
Which, together wit
of their full Assorted
sold at Eeasonable Figures.
ance
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THEODORE KOHN & BROTHER.
feb 17
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IMPORTANT Wfflm
I WOULD CALL THE ATTENTION 6v ' TftE! W??LIC TO THE
LARGEST and BEST ASSORTMENT of
Planter's Implements and Todlis
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Which I harc'jost received and am now opehiag; hneh s4<> i"1*0 >
HOES, GRUBBING HOES. SHOVELS. PORKS, SPADES, PLOWS,
PLOW IRON, and Si EEL, HAMES, TRAGES*'1MA7W
LINES, BACK BAN US< AXES, SAWS,
HATCH EI S, NAILS, * *
HINGES
?nd everything in that LINE, which I oILir at the LOWEST"PRICKS for
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I am AGENT and keep always on hand -
ETIWAN GUANO, CROP POOD tuid,DIS?t>LVK^IWWC,*A-lffiANTlO
PHOSPHATE, E. PRANK L^O^l'Js?i^iim GU
ANO? LAND PLASTER, Kto. ,n
I an. also receiving NEW A DDlT&&fl'ffoy. UffOf? <#l}&
PHY GOODS AND GHOCEEIES
.>! .Aimt'LlOt
. AND .,
BOOTS and SHOES, &c,
Uy every StEAlNiElt, to all of which I respectfully invite your inspection.
GEO. H. CORNELSONr
jan 20 . oct 3 k ly