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III The New York Herald figures up that the
300 900 white people Of South Carolina could not
carry on separate government for less than fee
millions Of dollars per annum, including army
and navy revenue expenses, interest and discount
on bonds, &c. This IL comparatively a small
annual expenditure for an Independent nation
less than onetwefth the expenditure Of the United
States or Great Britain. 1t 10 possible, however,
that II would be felt with some severity by the
800 600 white citizens Of South Carolina who
would have to pay 1t. Under our present Gov
ernmsnt, every citizen contributes, directly or in
directly, about 81 per head for the support of the
Federal Government The citizens Of South Car.
olina contribute, as we have seen, over and above
these 81 81 per head more for the support of their
State government, making their total taxation "a
per head. When they had established themselves
as an Independent nation they would find them
selves taxed not less than $40 66 per head to carry
on their government The State Of South Caro-
lima now owes about 80 900 600, and has a revenue
OF about $500 900, part Of which, by the way, is
derived from banks and railroads To paw for
United States property, get up little revenue
navy and settle for the proper proportion Of Uni
ted states debt, an issue Of S2 900 900 or SIS OOO
700 Of bonds would be necessary provided the
people would buy them abroad
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ook Esg gge oF y2Sh yxSsNsT NssTTfESksNH ESkNIHREH fYRhEeHAs

We have now in store and daily re- >sz
oeivlng the largest, hand soonest, and the
cheapest lot of Cabinet Furniture ever
offered to the citiEens of Washington, ,-sG -
GEORGETOWN and Alexandria, which weS1%Sks1
cordial invite all who desire furnishing TO call and
eonoeivabe article necessary TO furnish q perlor,
hail dining room, chamber, and Kitchen. Our ex
tenslve stock 10 too numerous 70 par1cua arize
we only name few Of the leading articles, sach
as, vis: -. S--, 1.l-, -..s.f ~ =. 1h,sf = n
Rosewood. Walnut and Mahogany Parlor Suits,
upholstered in q superior manner in Brooaseue
SILK rlush, Lasting and Hair Cloth, : >
Gilt Base Tables, Gill. Brsoksss and Marble Slabs,
Gothic and other Handsome Reception Chairs, In
-, Brooatelle, Plush. Rush and Como Sents,
EteEeres. With MArble-t -toPe and Mirror Backs,
Do. Parlor Desks ard Whatnots, - ~
Rosewood. Welnut and Mskogsny Bureaus. n. 81
Weshstands, Bedateads and w Wardrobes, very
handsome and cReee,. 80 > - =
Oak Maple and Painted, with or without Mar
Marble-top Hstrseks, in Oak snd Walnut, aF
Iron HatIaoks, Hall Stands, -.aI- 'eras,J
Secretaries, Bookosses, Shaving Stands, ~ -'--
marble top Center Tables, ~ -...-.s - .-0
HAIR and Shuck Mattresses,
Feather Bolsters and Pillows, -
Blankets. Comforts, Quta. Towels, &o. husia
In addition 70 our stock OF Furniture our krst
door oontsins lsIge and veil selected stock OF
so Ss
ing compiets variety Of evsry tS,ng asoessery 10
furni.A hou'. U S iIs St,EEs sRsr1Issst; Es so,s
..,M. Is lsep Hail. No. SIS Psnn p.S ma ssys1SSs ,sS
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A NKw SwINpLE About ten O'Clock this
morning. bevy Of young women entered the
police Headquarters in big state Of excitsment,
some anathematzing and others laughing i'm
moderately, and demanded reparation at the hands
Of the police, They stated that they represented
about a hundred women, each of whom had been
duped by s'Professor Downing" " Upon further
Interrogation IL appeared that the individual
known by this title had advertised to give instruc-
lions In the art of changing photographs and
monographs Into paintings on glass-terms, FIVE
dollars In advance. The rooms Of the "Professorn
were at No. 81 East Broadway, and he had sue
ceeded In obtaining pupils to the number Of one
hundred and upward. He received their money,
gave several lessons, and all was going on merri.
iy, when this morning the pupils on repairing to
his rooms, found them deserted. He had taken
MI Almond, No. 60 Doane street, as partner,
on Saturday last receiving from him 500 In gold.
and decamped. The young women gave Sergeant
Dickinson personal description Of the "gay de-
ceiver" with the view Of having him brought
speedily to justice. .t-.' I..E
Downing IL supposed to have gone East He
ieft note behind, asking the public to suspend
Judgment on his conduct, until he shall return
and vindieate himself.-Nsc York Post, Monday.
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South Carolina i'm 1892.

The following extracts indicate how General
Jackson's proclamation in 1882 was received in
South Carolina: ....-....--..-.
IFfom the Charleston Mercury, Dec II, 1892
The Declaration Of War made by Andrew
jackson against the State Of South Carolina
occupies to-day the larger portion of our col
umns II will be read with the feelings which
90 extraordinary document is calculated to
excite. The unhappy old man has been suf-
fered by his advisers TO arrogate the power to
coerce State Of the Confederacy. He has
issued the edict Of q dictator-an edict which
time will prove whether he darcs or can en-
force. He has attempted in this proclamation
TO intimidate the Whigs Of South Carolina by
threats, and to encourage and foment insurrec-
tion and violence on the part Of the internal
enemies Of the State. This document was re-
csived here yesterday, and greeted with the
indignation and contempt which it merits. In
every freeman worthy Of the name It has ex.
cited no other feeling bat those of defiance and
soorn. Rscreants will hail it as brave blow
in the cause of treason. EHf
[From the Charleston Mercury, Dec 10, 1892 ]
The crisis for which every intelligent and
resolute Csrolinian Whig has long been pre-
pared is come. The efficacy Of our remedy has
been demonstrated. We were told it would be
inefficient; it has proved so potent that an in
furisted administration has been compelled, in
despair of otherwise defeating US, to resort TO
brute force. We have always said that our
remedy was Of right peaceful-we never said
that IL would necessarily be peaceful-it is al
ways in the power Of q bad man to outrage
night BY violence, if unrsstrained By principls
or fear Of consequences personal to himself
General jackson has not furnished the frst 6x-
ample There has been Caesar, q Cromwell,
and q Bonsparte-msn Of towering genius who
hsve stopped to play the usurper. Why may
not an inferior spirit, without as much heart ss
either, and with none Of their genius, aspire to
initiate them in those actions Of their lives
which alone he can initiate, because they are
criminal. ..-.,-.sse So. \,
In the Legislature, Mr.. Pickens declared che
believed the contest would end in blood The
document of the President was none less than
the ediet of a tyrant; and If they we're for war,
he Was ready, and 1t behooved al the oitissns
OF the State 10 meet the storm with becorping
manhness. He, for one, never would subniit--
IL driven from the seaboard, he was for carry
ing on the war In the interior " driven frcn'
ths interior, he was for gnsrt2la warfare In
the mountains; and If at Last compelled to
yield, he would die oontending to the last drop
OF blood be had, to sustain the ordinance, snd
the authority thereof. He advsrted 70 the
doctrines contained In the proelamstion, rels-
- - ~ - - q s-it-i ets 30 E4F .fel -. -
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MISCELLANEOUS.
PROF. WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RkNOVATER o

Is precisely what Its name rdlcaies. for. vhfls
sos .D ths snd .rn 7. sIs sne.
Anu ~ tue same time revivifes. reInstaies, a.d re-
s once ss'oSss asd rsss * syn sos s:
20 s2st srtassS 81 :, d,,sss. ,s n, Only prepsrstea
fally combined as 20 be the Tost powerful tonic.
and at the same time 20 perfectly adapted 20. as 20
snd hence viii sooths rae scsakesf sfoysaeA, and
tone up me digestive orEans, ahd thus aIss o
ting and at the same time It is c6mposed entirely OF
yegetaoies yet 40 combined as 90 produce the most
iuIioss oonsssushces. sSeS . rs@edS has lors
been fen g be d sideratun an the mediosI v ID.
lows al attacks Of disease. and proceed asd an
az oseo sys ne systsm open to ths hsidIous sscts
,,oss Of APPETITE, Fsntn..s Ssrsons Irf'tssliiis..
Night syests, Lsngor, Gidqiness, etention Of. .:
scent rp1. ob.SSIed Ss tGO PI9is.s ,eo
ba.,e nsse al depend pen teners dsbiIt,. Ih,Pure,
.sre to oSrs as the sSn s 70 r.e and .s
no mistsk. soont \. But this Is not al n the
sss tbs rs ,ys1 ssfs1sS & we are open 70 S.g. a.
ae ws s1e g psm .he and
urine, or involuntary discharge OF the same, pain
In the back. side and between the Shoulders. en-
checked soon enscistiou follows. @ and the p1tlent
toes down to permsture erave. But space viii
are liable 40 q vesksned conditlon Of the system.
But We vii say In tins Cordial and ood X enoya-
toI you lave n pcflcct saie, pleasant tno eneotUa
remedy for loss Of App etits. hIlIOusness. Fiatu-
le 'oe, weak and sick stomsoh. Langour, Liver
hoas9 s1G ottS. tfsSs Ss %
Neuraigla, PaPit.hon Of the Heart, Depression
ofSpirits, Sores. Pimplos on the Faoe or sny ois-
ease arising from impure blood, such az Sorofula,
Eryslpelas, bronchitis, Cough difficulty Of Breath
ing, and all that class of Diseases ca ed female
weakness. and enumerated above. We Will slso
say the uayeler exposed 70 epIdemios, chance Of
climate and Tster, will hnd 10 pleasant. safe and
sure re~tdy. and no one should ever travel with
gut. Readsr. try II. for assure you yor Will
Ind In II friend indeed, well "a friend in need
All persons Of sedeLtary habits will find IL q per-
fect preventive OF, as ven as q cure for those all
ments which they are particularly exposed Hence
ministers, stedsnts, attorneys, hteTaf. gentlemen,
and ladies who are not aocus stoned To much out
door exercise, will find II TO their advantage 20
keep bottle constantly hard; and above al
mothers or those becoming such, v1ll 20 through
that most anserout period not only With sll Oh
accustomed strength, but ssfe and free from the
thousand ailments 90 prevalent among the female
portion OF the vol Id. In short IL indeed mother
cordial. Try u old and yOung; no loyger run the
risk OF delsy:u u viii relieve and prove itself
phatcally Resto dftve Cordial asd Blood Resoro-
tor.
o. J. WOOD, proprietor, 4ll Broad ray, New
sod by al good Druggists. ?rloe One Dollar per
PROF WOODS
RESTORATIVE CORDIAL
BLOOD RENoVAToR.
Au 10-eoIy, AlW
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j. II. MCLEAN, Sole Proprietor,
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CHARLES sT0TT, S5 Pa sy., sole agent m Washing.
ten; r. g. T. ClssEL, Geor ,stovh- se se2-Dtwly
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tive to the rights Of the State, and was aston
ished that the President should attempt to
seduce the citizens Of the State from their
proper allegiance, and in no measured terms
denounced the whole procedure. He oon-
cluded BY saying that before South Carolina
should recede, be was for war up to the very
knife, and he was for risking all at every
hazard on the die that was cast
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EMBROIDERY STAMPING, on ell kinds of
Al AZ upMste5jsl e l dSns in the beat Wannsr q &
ssenpe, bstSssn ai:s M and I asS sts ahsrs % eSa CO. bs
{Sond {rd srsss variety OF besusifsl Ps.tsrns for
tssets, Rands, slippets, Clocks, etc. Please give
me- Col. And sxsmine. ass - % y lmss y
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A CARD-Hsving been informed by several re-
"A spectacle citizens that oyster haw ~ ~
kers, selling from buckets On theHN I'D
streets, have represented themselves as SAAD
selling for me, and that not few per- ~
sons have in this way had imposed upon :. -
them impure oysters, ard complaint having been
made to me to tits effect, have to say that have
hawk kers selling for from buck cts and do not
allow the business to be carried from my estab-
lishment, as do not deal in oysters of that class
Neither have any braRch OF my establishment in
any part OF the city. No oysters sent By me to
families except on ordsrs received at my only
Depot, No. 2s1 G street, between 10th and II h.
90 9-lm .- T. nj. HARVEY.
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.
ID Charles NJ. Jeferds, who now lies In the
murder Of Messrs. Walton and Matthew'S. has
published card complaining bitterly Of the dis
rict attorney for not bringing him 70 a speedy
Trial. He AYERS his innocence, and says he fear.
arrival Of that happy moment when be can again
mingle with his friends free from all stain or re-
proach which the imPutation Of a terrible crime
may have cast upon him. : !
insarrec.iOnaay plot wa" a.Coyersd r on Tu..dsy AM
1monS me negroes on the plantations Of w. c.
Cleveland, Harp, simmons, Dawson, johnson,
cta end Ssne5 n.1,.n II Crawford county Dreer and
school teacher-wefe the ringleadefs. They have
been arrested, and with forty negroes are In al
IL The census returns Of the city Of New York
have all nesn received with the exception OF the
third. Allowing high estimate for each Of thee
the total population amounts to 62l ,II3 about
30 600 less than the number claimed by the major.
ity Of the New York papers.
DegaIlado short time ago, from the conducs 10
Tampico, Ii on the way TO New YORK, for the pur-
chase OF arms and ammunition through the same
party who fof the last two yeass, has been sending
similar supplies to the liberal army. -
| to- IL appears By statement published bv u.
Syrian Relief Committee that the sum forwarded
from this country (s20 000) 10 already exhausted.
and that fresh exefttons will have 70 be made to
PfoNioc busscnenCS ouIiuk tuS Wlntef Tor the de8-
titute Christian population Of the Lebanon.
NJ The body Of an unknown white girl, neat
ly and comfortably clad, was found dead In va.
cant lot In Detroit on Sunday last She had been
murdered. Three parties, two men and one wo-
man, have been arrested on suspicion of having
com mitted the deed. TS8
I Dc A4arge meeting was held la Providence on
Monday to fnaugurate measures for relieving the
people suaering from famine In Kansas. Gov.
Sp,as1e presided Several speeches were made,
ana handsorne sum subscribed. -
| III passengss car has been built In PhiladeI
Peia ior ne blfkenhead street railway In England.
The buildesv intend 70 put in estimates for the
construction - I'll the cars 70 be run on the Eng
lish psssenge road. 10
0Queen Isabella has withdrswr her minister
rom Turin, g That the diplomatic relations Of
S4dtnia WITH Austsia, Rnasis, and Spoin are
BROKEN, and those with Prussia are by no means
safisfArtofy. -ia-l - ss3 80 = 73577G'7
.frc Rsrey, the horse tanner, saiIed from Eng.
land on the 12th Cruisef, the untamsble, hss
preceded him, - well q some shetland ponies,
one 20 inches high ssfgs .asa ,f 81
/ IL An Albany dandy bet his glossy black
moustache on the Presidenfial election. He lost
tS and leoks pale End foslosn,s s !
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A Political RIorKR win A SwoRp BI.px
HIS BAck.-During the election riot at Illinois
town, ILL.,. aman named John Denoar was sta bbed
In the back with q sword cane. The weapon was
driven In about midway Of the spinal column, and
then broken Oh within about two inches OF the
body. Ii was found impossible to extract the
weapon, and Denoar was conveyed from Illinois
sown 70 tne Health once; physician was called
In, and endeavored to pull out the weapon with
small pair Of forceps or pincers. He applied the
pineers some half dozen times, and pulled with
all the strength he could command, but 90 firmly
was the steel transfxed In the bone that the pI
Invariably slipped of, and the claws d nalIy be-
came injured In such a manner that the ptpcers
were rendered useless The Doctor endeavored
70 loosen the weapon In a variety Of ways, but to
no purpose IL had been driven In with 80 much
fofce that IL was even more strongly transit xed
In the bone than nail driven into stick Of wood.
DR. smith finally secured pair Of shoemsker's
nipf-rs and made another effort. After one or two
trials he succeeded In securing good sspurchase,
upon the weapon and extracted It, Itmeasured
In all i've fnches-three inches Of which had pen :
etrated the spinal column, and there remained
firmly imbedded for twelve or fourteen hours.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A. 8. DRyILLIERS,

1 PI,ssogEssekk Sts5s s 5fthEstEs fsEscA ;ss GERMAN
has the honor to annetnos to the pubic that he
sd h; :, tie sDoy.
= snd stS ss Frsnsi cs.s
Which young ladies' will be admitted. Thus class
Ta@ns IS per % quarter Of 10 weeks s.sisf Glory
srTansems @ ms made for lessons given in schools.
zeai, abinty, TO-, DO. 90 A-lm
HOSE Parent. Who wish their daughters to re-
oelye thorough and systematic educatlon. where
Oadsi Ss w and
visit the Union Female Academy, corner Four
- ~ Mr.. ( MRS. z. RICHARDS,
Er'IF 32kS22NIiBiRffii,, ffi,H W. ~ s0H00D
~, Mrs; 8: !; MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
house rscsntiy occupied BY Sylvester SCOTT, Esq,
The course Of study pursued will COMPRISE all
cation, and Music, French, Latin and Drawing, il
prepared to receive limited number Of pupils as
y will Be under her immediate care and smpsaV
sion. She vhl endeavor as far as possible to sur
re rSpno them with the comforts and kindly influences
;, Rsie1saes,:-Rev, Geo. H. Nortos, Rev. DR.. Elias
Esq, Edgar Snowden, Esq. Edmund F. Witmer,
ESQ" RaSy RHsSsry MaHI6u,y: Hy: Esq, Lewis Mcksn1ie,
Edft:r Evening star, waters E.a Gs.
Msss1. Co. iShI
Brothers.
S20ofor the annual session-payabe semi -annually
In advance.
Music and LANGUAGES at Professors prices;
- NO extra charges. au 2s-tf
CCHO0I Enp QMAIT pnVS
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w. ID. WALLACH.

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the price is $3.50 year, - sdraSesi % for six
months; 81 for three months; and for less than
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DENTISTRY

n SC -us9s.E DENTISTRY.
DR. HILLS, after Q practlce: test Of two years
feels that he can With confidence rcoom-
mend tho Cheopiastio Process for inserting -
artificial teoth: Il has the advantages of10
strength, beauty, cleanliness, and cheapnoss, Fal
upper sets inserted for esS Partial IN proportion
O6oe sos Pa. avenue. sef
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TorgE PRocLAMATIoN'
WASHINGTON, sEoRSkTowN. "a.
CHOLERA Mokktb btlhs present 'ss'Ono tn. year
DiARRHEAoHoLrc AoHoLrc.
IttkBrLrrr. 10. ..-
prevail 70 an alarming ex sentI
r,ssA Sg;s SSssga b s{ths afscn
to every family to tnGH 4 SESsEpy cs
'' once fbis. bR. SoSfffsspEE.s ssostSsfff III pEEs'''''-''
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
ss the most
REMEb3f fok flf rae EsRRssoSVfEESpSSffttAINrs RsoVEE COMPLAINTS
In order to ;ssif' ;rsasiff'puBLrc
that no imposition l. intended in the sale Of this
THE MONEY! srssf VIII y feiSlR'k SE 'kEFuNpEp
when the medicine fails 70 give entire .atsfAOsio
Ask, then ut any Drug Store for
MIRACULOUS PAIN kfLLER.
- take as directed, and If Eot perfectly saushsd
d. B. CLARK, ESQ,
Az Street and Penn sylvsnia venus,
who viii refund you< money.
PriOe-9s and SO Cents per Bottle.
10 For sale at al Drug Store, everywhere.
JAS. MCDONNELL,
General Aren't.
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Whoiesele and Retail Dealers In
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No. avs PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
wedding, and Visiting Cards neatly engraved
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Paper and Envelopes Stamped with Initial with
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Subscriptions received Cor ell the Weekly Pep~rs
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Car and examine our stock.
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than the Publishers prices.
DrAny Books not on hand ordered with dfs-
patch from London, Paris, New York, Boston,
and PhisaelphA. 90 ~ I'm
The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1860-09-14

itOus remarks IN reference to the greediness
Of Republicans fer office, which will apply
with more force to bis own side of the houst
The Governor ought to remember that dur
in@ tire last legislature travelling pepi5en-
tiary bill was put through at his earnest So
llciLations, TO make place, | have 10 doubt,
for a few Of the wounded who had fallen IN
battle. 70 be fed out Of the public crib; for
the ink had hardly got dry On the bill after
1t had been approved by the Governor, until
we had full crop Of officers three direct
ors, warden, architect &C. all al the ez-
pense Of the State. Who ever heard Of q
warden and architect 20 q prison not locat-
Ell. Why was it necessary to have these at
t4ches when the prison was not even locat-
ed, and nothing for them to do2 I caEno:
conceive. 1t certainly was not because
they were greedy for Office 1t was, sup
pose, for the pupose of travelling all over
the State, with this board of control, 10 as
sist in sweetening and drinking their whis-
ky, while they chartered cars and rode to
the various stone quarries, especially those
at Gosport and Bedford, when there was
plenty of stone from each of the Quarries at
various places in indianapolis, where they
could have gone at any time with ten min
utes walk and examined them. But that
would not do. 1t would be lowering their
dignity and cheaPeninR their calling. The
people would never have been able to feel
and appreciate the Importance of their COM
mission, bnt as it is, they have not only
realized the fact that such commission ex-
lists, but they viii be able to feel and appre-
ciate for many years hence, their sublime
workings, and will return many thanks TO
them and their posterity, as well as his
Excellency, for aiding them in getting rid
Of great portion of their hard earnings to
assist in erecting and maintaining, in the
language ofanother, an additional ''benevo-
client institution, " ia the State of Indiana.
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EAeO FEG;55 go Cg5,-v-TR-g IRA 4 g.

Ae0TkCE5 10 Css.VsFR.G CF1ks.-
. franklin Street Sewer.--The Common Couu 4.
Gil of the City Of Evansville viii receive sealed
proposals until ptemher Sth, 1860, for the con
struction of Sewer under franklin street. Ia
masco, froms point one hundred feet west of Full
ton Avenue, TO point ten feet East 0f Third Nv.
snue. The contractors 70 furnish tho materials
and do the work according 10 plan and sFeciica-
tions on file IN this Office and payment to be made
upon the completion OF the work 10 City Bonds
due in one year, and bearing interest.
P. BURKE, Olszk.
Clerks Office, August 29th, 1851