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South Carolina Legislature.
From the South Car0iinian.
HOUSE OF II. PRES NTATIyES
WEDNESDAY,. 18th .>uv. 1874

| HOUSE OF II! PRES NTATIyFS.
WEDNESDAY. 18th Nov. 1885.
CONTINUED.
Returns OF the Commissioners Of Free
Schools were presented,
Bv MIR. Caldwell. from n. wbcrry.
BN Mr. Griffin, from I.dSefcld.
bY Mr. BrIlinger. from Barnwell
al referred To the Committee on Edu-
cation.
ietiiions were presented
by Mr.. Griffin, fr IN citizens Of Edge
'i"i'i Village, tor the renewal and n,neul-
mem of their Ari of iuonrporariop.
also. rom ~un'iry citizens Of Edgcfcd
an" tHrnwril Districts. PRAYING that llul
low Greek NAV he declared To i,p y uavi
gable stream, and for other purposes; re
ttrrrd 10 the Committee on Internal I'm
hr0vtuIrnIs
ny Viz. Burr. from citizens of Abhcvile
anu Ahier>"n Districts. for "a public road :;
also, from the heirs of II. Mathcson. for
tn" renewal Of charters oi BarkS,iaIe and
Mathr>on'- Ferries, in tbhrviIle: also.
from certain citizens of Ahbcvi l- tor the
alteration of road.
By Mr.. Carroll, from John Jones. pray
ing compensation for n slave executed.
BN Mr.. Carr, from suudr, citizens of
Ir"r"rt"wn i,trict, pravins All amend
nrnt ot the law in relation to reta,liu"
9pirltn"ns Liquors; referred to the Judici
arv C"mmi,ter.
Nv Mr.. Whitfield, from the Managers of
Ei""'r,n> "r Pendlc'on. praying An altera
ton nf the liw ~ regards riec,iuns.
Also, from citizens of PedIc, II. praying
IN alteration of the Medical Law; rctecrrd
"n motion of Mr.. Whit Id. to n Sucriui
Comm t"e. on which the Speaker nrpuu-
TEL ~" following ni"mhrr~: McsSr. Whit
held. Wilder, Walker. Culcock and John
Dnu"las.
hr. Lyles presented a Resolution the
Managers ut Elections for Fairfield pro-
p"Sin1 To limit the general "lerii"nS To nuc
DAY; referred To ,lie cnui:lI:t,rc on Priyi!c
2cS and Elrc,inns
Mr. Burt presented The memorial Of cit
Izri'S of Ahhrvi'i" respecting the Road
ii~: referee! To The Com ni,tr,. on ltoad,
Also, petition from the Ahhrvlle Mi
neral Springs Company, Tor incurrorntiuu
HY Mr. Johnson, from: tir- Hcuuior, Az
'lrll'ural Snciriy. PRAYING a,d in imptov.
Ing the Agriculture OF the State.
br Mr.. Beliinser, i.Dm, certain citizeus
al btrnmctt.7 pr ayiti a-fty, y,V'r,. q, m,ttGca
''nn OF the Act oi 1917 s!res,!n,ine the H.
crh'in@ "l PhysIrian~: referred To The spe
'h'I C"n'ni'i"e on that subjrci
Also. tr''n 'nanN liz us of the same.
i'i-'rirI. prayni. i"' lr.. Is! live aid to pri
''tH su'srril"l"ns towards making naviga-
hle L'ttie Salik"tchrr R:v.r.
Also, from ciiHcns "i E,rnN ell AMI o.
in"' 'ur2 Districts. tnr IL Canal LeiNcrn
Ei'S'" and A.hley Rivers.
VIZ b"i.n"rr gave nnticr that he would
ask leave "n F'llay next. to intr.lnre :,
b''' I" prevent lie evil practice Of Carry
'nS ""n''cnic' iradly weapons. aud to a.
mend ami alter an Aci entitled an Act,o
Ak" Away The benefit of clergy from some
kinds of mdn,lau.hl.r.
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Hs ANK of CHARLESTON.
CHARLESTON, sc. l7tb Nov.

W.
OflCE is hereby gwen. thnt in conior,ni-
~ ty to the provisions oil tho Charter of this
Corporation aud Il resolution of the Stocknoid.
crs, adopted ut their last Annual Meeting, It has
been determined To extend tac amount of the
Capilai Stock Of this Bau': to further sum of
TWO MILLIONS OF DOLLARS. or Twrr-
ty Thousand Shares II One Hundred Doars
each share.
For this purpose, Boots will he opened at the
Banking House in this City. o,, the first Mon
day and succeeding Tuesday in January next.
TO receive the snbscri piio,s Of all surh Stork.
holders ns may avail themselves OF thr right. to
which they arr exclusively entitled. Of s,,I,Scrib-
ing to number Of shares equal lo those geld b,
uem respectively, in the present CAPITAL.
twenty-five per cent, or Twenty-Five DO ilrs
on each Share TO be paid at he time of s,,l,scri
blng. and the balam'e Of Seven y-iive per G. Mt.
or Sevcnty-hvc DO ars ni, each Shnie O he
paid rs follows. viZ:--Twen v-tiv,. DO lars. ON
each share, on the first Mo-, day and Tues !uy
IN June next aud the remainder. b.. ing FiGy
D"iiars on each share. to be paid within six
months thereafter, ut the discretion of the Boar,
o' Directors, OIL one months public notice be-
ing given.
All transfers Of Stock in the present Capi.aI
must he made OIL or before the fifteenth, ,la, of
December next, after which period the books
will be closed
A. G. ROSE. Cashier.
u The South -Carolinian and Telcscope. NJ
Columbia; Courier ut Cam,:,n: Advertiser,
NJ fd"efeId: Messenger. ut P..nd cton; Noun
'ainrer, at Grrrnvi le; Gazette. at Georgetown n
a'd GaZette, nt Ch"raw. will give the above two
Insertions. Will the first and last wee, of the
lin" limited, and send their bills to the Bank Tor
payment.
Nov 26, 1888 A.,
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N T. w GO OD 9,

VIE Subscribers are receiving and
IL opening their fall and winter supplyoi
goods which have been selected with grea,
care from the latest imporlations, to which
they respectfully invitesthe attention of
their customers aud the epublic generally.
Their stock embraces large aud gener
al assortment, cf British and American sta.
Pile and fancy goods, suited 10 the Season,
Gmceries, Hardware, Cmckery. Shoes,
tiats. Saddles. and Il general assorimen, of
Books and Stationary, all of which ,hry
will sell on The most reasonable terms, for
cash, or on credit TO punctual customers.
G. l.. e. E. PENN. g. Go.
Oct. 20, 1888 If 3S
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NO. 1J.
HOUSE OF TATtvpS
NJ. nn 800.

| nv, q, hoRsbAf. NOV. ~, 1888
mtnt Of Yesterday.
The Clerk called tho roll ,,., r.,a ~,
journal of yesterdays proceedings. '''
nv. Williams presented the petition of
sun'iry citizens of York, praving ,ba ,,.s -
sage of law to prevent the Wear;,r nf
b"mie Knives. aud to exempt Managers
oi Elections from militia duty: referred
part to the Judiciary Committee. and m.
| remainder 10 the committee OF Privileges
and Elections
y" ',c'ion Of Mr.. Martin.
hcsoiccd. Ihai Il committee be appoin.
o." 10 prepare Digest Of the fees of Con-
s."o'es. Magistrates, Clerks of Courts-
""er'h>. Ja'iois and Coroners; and to re.
port sur alterations as they may deem ne
,'rH' ss'rH' MesSrs. Mariin, Bradley. md
i"e. were appointed the committee ut,de,.
Tins resolution. 9A.' 1uet
neu:hEcr, pursuant to notice. intro
ouce'i II Dill directing census To be ,,ter
:" 'ht. Lee white iu'Iahitauts uf this State.
| READ nrSi time and ordered for second read,
| ing To- morrow.
On motion of Mr.. John f. Colboup
fr"o'red, That the Judiciary omui,,ee
enquire INTO the pr"pricry Of making il a
truman oiirnce for tresspass on land. bv
cu'''h" TIMBER or removing stones ,horc-
rom and report by hill or otherwise.
on motion at MIR. B-llinger, the mes
sage from the Senate. ON the subiecr of ta-
""S 'ie census, was conquered in, aud n
c"'n'n'i'te of nine members on The oar,
OF OF tn" House. appointed by the Sneaker.
ihe i"'i"wing gentlemen compose thh
committee :--Messr,. BclliDger. Foir
b"ck'nan, Elliott Blakeuey, Witber.
spoon. Buchanan, Wilder, aud Bender.
sou.
Mr. Womis presented the memorial of
several cIIIzcnS Of Chester District, in re-
ia'ion I" 'he thompsonan System of Me.
dlcine; referred 10 The select commi,te on
mat subject.
Mr. Murray presented the presentment
| "i The Grand jury Of Kershaw, in favor
"i Supprrssins the practice Of wearing fra
arms: referred to Tie Judiciary Commit
| tee
MIR 8rilnser gave notice that he will,
"n Tuesday ncxt. introduce. a bill 10 pre-
scribe the mode of choosing, ON the part Of
!hs State, Electors of President and Vice
Presidrn, Of the Unied States, and TO aiyo
he election of such Electors to the peo-
pie of This STATE.
AIR } B. Richardson, presented the pe-
| u'lon oi n number Of ciiiZcns uf Ciaren.
l'idn, iG s .c.e,ss e ~ The t t,r.irsoniau Sy,-
'cn. referred to the select Committee on
that subject
Adjourned.
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!nteresls eysprofess, tn have so much at
hcart. s Ngttlle conrse of the " hig presses,
were ~ aaothrr direction. They ruco,Isa.
ged lhetissto; ;suppnri their party by telling
them IN lhes could vote for no snpporrrr Of
y. y an bgse9, is IS SVa, Buren, had committed
.i's.se'I as5lng. question: that he was in
'aci iaa5S!gfthern a. President miM Southern
Ceilings nnd ehy rntreatins their wing
nlt'hrsa kp vote the whole whg ticker. as
me s"Djsxtof aboliiionisn was OF minor
,inP"rIaesa tolhe great question ofthe sub
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state OF south arnIina
ABBEVI DISTRICT.
/NzIIiE COMMON PLEAS.

Shnries SpronIl, Admir- Of
JRniSs, Dor. asspresry :. J.
EEyHE Plant # in this case having: =: on IN.
IL 2Ot, day Of March. 1898. fled his derIn
non m my Office aud tie defendant having no
vii or attorney known TO he il, this State unnp
wh''rn copy of The declaration with sp, cial
order oft'ic court endorsed thcreo: can he scrv-
ed: Therefore ord rrd hat he said In,rrs Non
aid 10 npnrar ard make ;,is def, ce wi Ri n
year and day from tho film" or ,I,r '"cI,r,t;on
aS aforesaid, 'r tirn4 d nhs"ut iu''en,en, viii
be forthwith given and awarded aeains, him.
JAS. WARDlAW. c.cr.
Clerks Office. lith MAY 1898. II
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The Tomato will remove stains Of ink
aud wliai is commonly called - iron rust
from linen. II is really very useful We
geiable, one nf the greatest lnxnries that
finds lis wav To our markets. aud highly
conducive ~ hculh.-Wkeeling Times.
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Doctor em.-A physician .'aving been
out cunning without >uccrS>.-hi, serv IN
said he would 30 into Ihr mex frld and if
BIRDS were tn re he would doci0r en-. Doc
tor 'em,wha, do you mean by ,ha'! inquir-
ed the master. why, kill 'cm to be sure.
replied the servant.
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State Of South Carolina
EDGEFlELD DISTRICT.
~ THE CONNON PLEAS.

VIM Marlborough.
Hf p!aln,itl: IN this case. hnvnr this day
Il filed his declaration, and The DeI.; ,,ln,,,
liavin" neither wife nor attorney within This
State, upon whom tscopy of said declarn,inn
can b served; Ordered, ;ha, the Ue.cnd,n,
pln nd thereto within year and Il ,lny from mi.
pib!!cn' ion or tn" said ac;on will be taken nro
confesso agains, him.
GEO. POPE. c.p.
Clerks Office. Oct "a, 1~3S dar AZ
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MEDEG.EE.

NilE subscriber, from The irnport, mites
IL of his friends, has concluded 80 far to
resume the practice of his profession, as to
attend TO all calls in Chrome Diseases. A.
n'ong these. he would mention particularly
Scroiula or Kings Evil. Cancer, Diseased
Mammal, Chronic Sore Leg, &c. Ad,lres,
f.. l. CARTRIDGE.
Parks p. o., Edget:eld Dis. S. G..
May 10 If Ia
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Temperance rising aithc North.-An Eronaut
in OH" OF the northern CRIES. after ascending in
the PIPER regions threw down some ir;,cts upon
Temperance, which were cngcrly picked NJ by
the poop below Thny we e pronounced high
authority IN favor Of temperance.
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A touch Of eioqnrnce.-A negro preach
or. in sermon. said. Brrher,,,. see Won.
der pous pilgrim. (p"inlIns 10 one in the
conereoatlon.) he clean wear ouI dc knees
of him breecles; he stonp down SO much
nj prayer"
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Cloths, Cassimeres, v.s,ss

- HAlS, SlOCkS AND DtrLOEES.
VIE Subscribers have received i, spleu-
- diu assortment ol the above arIcles, uI
The latest styles, To winch the, luvl,e he al
tent'on oi their customers. he, are pre-
pared Ia execute all orders tor clolhlug IN
ahe hest style and on The most reasonable.
terms. q. L. q r.. Penn, q Go.
Oct. %. 1885 N "a
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BROUGHT ,e the .yail

N" this Distric'. n Negro woman nomrd
" Jenny, o' dark complexion her right eve
to";h out, with Gnllnl marks 0r her check and
forehead. between 40 aud g.. yearS of are: She
lays she belongs 70 Thomas Wilde of Rich,
mond County Georga.
The owner Is requested to come forward.
prove property. pay 'harges and take. heraway.
G. j. GLOVLR.J JED
Dec a, 1888 n A
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ST'Hk AYEgp

azKzss@ TkoM ROE, ,,, the s"hs'ri"er.
the last of April Tuo Steers >
.>s-Sae--..t "r yea cid long $ i'm horns.
one OF the Steers is red al d white The other
brin'llcd. Far mark not reco iected The
stcers were III hre order. rs they hal been stall
fed presume they will en,leavor to rctnru TO
Cambridge, where they were raised.
JOHN EVANS.
Nov 23 1888 43t'
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10 Let.-A gentleman informed Ivy a bill
on IN window of a house. thar .dI,u, TIM nis
icrrr to let, kn"cHe'l II the door, .,ni attend
ehhv pretty female t.,ok Il survey of The
premises. ray. my dear said he smiling
are yon to be iet win these lodYingsr-
No replied the File lie Chambre, with
vivaciiy. but am 10 he lei atone.
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Pnn.-A drunken lcllo y. said he hoped
he never should commit suicide No, ar
swere,i hs companion, a different fat, ii
wallis you-yOn are tn0 fond Of droU.
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sIfrom Tie Southern patriot

NJ 49,,
NoTfssoFsEH U, >. BANKor PENN
sfLVANtA.-- lhe Banks IN this and other
sou ,hcIXc cities should >declue to receive.
me NotssM the United STATES Bank OF
PsnIlsvisauia.in payment or ON Deposit
ms Is me only mode of checking the CIR
"u'a'lositof The paper of this institution.
which will employ its credit TO snppIaut the.
i"cal cutienries whenever It can introduc,.
its PROMISES to pay. Our Banking ius,itu
non, haze paid bonuses to The States for
the privilege oi bankins, aud are enu,l,d
10 the e;ciusare benefits Of the circulation
within the safe lim,ts of their cr,,Iu. I'm
tie extent thar the Noles nf n torei.niu
'utn'i' ts''n auy pari Of that circulation. to
'ha' tM.n' are the SlOckhnl,lers of our owu
"a"NihSs establishments T. injured. A. means
Oh rtiptltnuce, the NOes ol the Pcnns> J.
'nn'ai t'ahk may be convenient; but iur
a'' co'nnrrcIal end, the domestic txchnu-
ses treflow as low AS can be reasonably
reqa'ta Iha' Institution has borru wed
= nanis3a which il is nat euiiilr.I, and this
"ctiu9is advantage enables il in part to
keep l9 hiils 1ui for = considerable period,
'nd tasReyond the niturai sphere Of their
r'rculslfHn. Let those I,ariS of the coun-
frH YbhEwili suhmil 10 have their l,cai
cTcttlsHlVn SupniaIird bv that of a fureig.,
ihstitsIag1ii .cont'ne thus to paw {, prof, tu
IN. staGknoidcrs ut the Pennsylvania Ban.
"il ih,sfnsre use nf irs cie.iir. wh,,. they
ahfldfestiic profits nf the Stochhndrrs of
'heIr slss'ti institutions, hLI we sc.. no reu.
s.'n uaa4Sot'ler parts of tile Uaion should
Yield asis boon The only mode ut reach.
ing tifiseyil sto refuse receiving The paper
nusisst6nHusiy intnriuced, in pavtneu,
or orssispGsi. at the Banks.
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Lumber. EIunal,ev.

q HAVE for safe, and will de,e, Lumber
Il of superior quality. season d and mnsca
s"ned. Of every dmensin u. ~ the mill well
known as Amos La.drums ON Shaws Crcck.
III His District about :: miles from the Pine
House. and 10 miles from Aiken Price IS cts.
per Ioo tert MARTIN POS \.
Nov27 1898 c. AZ
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Brought to tl.c Hail,

a A. this District, Negro nrld named Ar
" CITY. ahon. {, feet : or 10 inches hi.i. 40
orb ears old. s'i:f in The LIFT ice, nj! h,. fro
teeth ont. and Of light comp exon. II say. tie
belongs TO John Flanagan, Of Lancaster Dis
,rc' South CaioIini.
Tue owner is requested to come forward and
prove property. pay CHARGES ans: take hin away.
&. J. GLOVER. }. T.. u.
Dec ! 1873 ,rM
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HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,.
FRIDAY. Nov. 'SOrb. IS2S

FRIDAY. Nov. 3OIh, 1888.
lhe House mel pursuant to adjourn.
mem of Yesterday.
Th" Clerk called the roll and read The
proceedings of The previous dav.
Nj. Phllips moved Il reconsideration
OF the ResoluIinnS passed Yesterday. in re-
g,ra to The eligibility OF MIR J. T., B.
Finley.
The Speaker dcci'leI he motion to he
';nt ut or'i";, rs III" Writ of Election, in
pniSuancc OF the Resolution. had already
"n ISSUED. From thus decision. Mr..
fh'sinS appealed. sud having argued the
Hn"s''"n." was put TO ,he House and the
thaT sustained
VIZ. Phillips then moved to expunee the
! Resolution from the Journal, which motion
was opposed by Mr. John L. Colhoun,
nnd neg ,tivch by the House.
NJ llihhIrr offered tho following Reso-
lntiou.
Resoired, Tnat it he referred to tue Judi
ciary cnInm'ttre, TO enquire into the pro-
prcty of requiring debtors removing or
descending from the State. whose deb,s
are not due; to secure the debt, and ,ha.
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remarkable phenomenon VA, nh>.,v
e" "h the "'~uIn. of the ; ! ms, AT R,n-
dry. near Neuf.hat"l, in Swu1r,lani
Opposite To the .rnun,.u nt Rnu.irv :,
h,s"' "' An i"'nheuse quantity at ~llit i:
oye',s Wis seen. Ahl"h some persons took
10 oe oirds OF dirty white c"nr. .l",nr The
S'Hc vi pigeon, Others n he vuluuirS at
>'''he.' MS moving mass MAS in wiiti,
'Hini 10 the hciSh, ui the mountain. and
was '"''it zen minutes pt>SiuS along: rs..
"'JertS al whirh II n - com used aiwIv>
preserved 'ttcir list ,ure, U,on close oh
srrVati"n u Was. however.tDui,i That II va,
IN mnmc"se cloud nt .n.t> . hi,h ,.ecam-
V'slo'r only when the insects got into the
unique rays ot the Se!Iin. sun.
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IN SENATE.
SujuiirueG

~ RiDAf, Nov. 10Th. 1885,
"t senh'c nr' pursuant 10 adjournment,
~" t'e Cler" read the Journal at yesler.
daN.
MIR: I"'"r asked AMI Obtained leave to
"',n"fnw The arc"unr Of Bailey CorIev.
Mr i ',"r>on presented the petition of
" III. IL. Smith, prINins aid from the Ls-
S''latnre. I" stablish Southern Review
""h Literary Magazine: referred to Tho
c"mn''t e on the College
Mr Patterson also asked ,n,, oh,a;,od
rfFf l" Withdraw the petition OF sundry
r''iZrns at Ed-"firid and BurnwelI Dis.
tr'r's. praviuo Tor The establishment Of n
5rinrh al tic Bank of The State IN tho
town of Akin.
message vas received from His Ex.
c"iirncv The Governo., covering The fol.
'"" '"S communication from DR. Cooper.
COLUMBIA, Nov. 1888
L" H's Ercci'ency Coz II. VI. Butler.
SIR i herewith rruusnIr 10 y,ur F.yceJ.
lenry the fourth volume of tho S,a,ut,.. q,
Lhr2" ot South Carolina. or the fifth VOL
"'nc 2Jo p.:gc, and upwards are aIreadv
prlntr1. comprising the statutes to the end
II '|?l 5" thai hope To finish two VOL
II mes TO prr>enr to the Lcgi Stature of 1899.
u my nei'1h should IuaLlc me TO fulfil NV
'ntcn'nn>; leaving moi more than another
year = labor I" complete The design.
am very anxious To complete This work,
nseinily To the Stnle ana crc,litablv to NV
sell and. II permitted, will do this as
speedily as my present stale Of health will
allow.
have the honor to he.
Your Excellencys oh't. scrv't.
m THOMAS COOPER.
The Senate adjourned.
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indrkabie Auiurm Phenomenon
isSlisfs " tiense TO- wuich nver-prrad ,h..
npr.xFL here on Friday se'niehu had cl.ar-
Ell sSstssSS about leu the sky became 81
h,1sssfliat one Of the most i,nnosiug view :
.st Oh a- erJps'le icoasi si}present-'l itself thai
N'.,'' s,'.Iiss,t r,Si,, si,r. sithrs. 4,
was Z dsss,i- ss i9SSs water, winch favored thr
y vsrS g alsf Il seemed as if curtain had
"sen n,ddeniy Withdrawn. exhibiting th.
"h"'e line of the French co ST a> di.,i,c,
WAS y u hal been nniv irw mile. OF. =
SHia's VAS 81 plainly Distinguish cute. th,,
co"'i'asai.vely inmate onjrcts were. cl-..i,
csrsenanlt. h"nl"Sne piers were per
!ccflyryiible; the sails Of the vessel !;
'.'e 'iar'~r were observed 0u,srreid AMI
me whole OF 'hc villages along the coz,
seemed :" close 1T !and, that the .,.eci,
Tor ON Dover pier might fancy fh..n us
me I'hrteli" towers. i,um"dtni-ly al accu,
10 f"i4slonr. Pupsr.
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tiE SuDscri,rr, have re.:eiyc,i Az i,uX-
u es OF riry,nia 1oJucco, OF ne mos. upp.o-
we'd brands, MHch lilcy win sell Ut wac. .esa.e or
retail on the most reasonable: tcruis.
". l.. a. l.. fE.>N ~ CO.
Nov Ia. 1888 II al
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Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
PROPOSALS
For publishing in Galena, Illinois, a ne,sspa-
per, entitled The
G AL En- A DEMOCRAT.
JOHN TURNEY, EDITOR.

YHSO the most superficial observer, it must
Il be apparent that crisis has arrived which
loudly calls for, nay. imperiously demands OF
the whole Democracy OF the nation firm,
strenuous, and united exerton for the ,nain-
tenanee Of the grand fundamental principles
upon which our happy government was estab-
li.hcd. and upon which, alone, it can be per-
petua,cd.
In local point of view, the above remark
has peculiar applicability tothis northwestern
portion Of Illinois: here, for nearly two years
past, the Democracy have been cast into the
back ground, viifcd. abused, and slandsred
by the opposition. aud no organ at hand t.iro'
which retrihuive justice could be sought.
70 contribute, therefore, 10 the moderation
OF our present political situation. though fee.
BILE the effort. will be one of the primary ob-
jec's Of the Democrat.
For the promotion of education, and the diff.
fusion Of useful knowledge, the arts and sci.
ences. and whatever will contribute to the
greatest good Of the great number. the Demo-
crat will go as far as he who will go fArrhest
Religious controversy. personal vitupera-
ton and abuse, will find no favor with the De.
mocrat.
FERNlS---Thc Democrat will be published
on an extra imperial sheet, once a week, at
three dollars per annnm. payable III advance,
or on the delivery OF the first number---and for
every three months delay, fifty cents will be
added
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becoming responsible for tho same, will be en-
titled to acopy Of the Democrat.
The first number Of the Democrat NAV be
expected shout, the 18th instant.
GALENA. ILLINOIS, lst March, 1888.
Iowa news. [volume] (Dubuque, Upper Mississippi Lead Mines, Wisconsin Territory) 1837-1841, 1838-03-24
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