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u,a,n Or Judge Clements.

AGAIN has il been cxemiliti~d as =
,ru,h that death loves shining
mark But lew short months a."
and We were called npon 70 rec'"d
the death Of Judge Il. A. Clements.
Sr aud on Monday Of last week us
eun followed him TO the unkno xn
bourne. X. A. Clements. Jr.. was
well known 10 all Of our citlzrna. ana
dcscrve.llv stood high with ,hrm.-
For years before lie excepted The JUDI
cial position, he served ~ l'r"-rcn'in-
Attorney ior this Circuit. AMI l"inr
sl,!y discharged all the duties c"nu,c
IL 4 with that position. Honor am
honesty marked his dealings With hl
fellow men, and an unscti-h. pa'rl
otic love ii country made him an M
swervinr Democrat. lie had fillc'
various positions - honor and PROM
and never deceived his friends. nm
had he been Permitted to live othe
hunors would without doubt. hay
been showcred III on him. BIT .
allwise AMI inscrntabl- l'r"vd nc
has callsd him hence, and with IL
good taken from earth HE rep"se vi
lie peaceful. May the living ,niula'
lis many virtues.
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a Card 10 the Democracy { Dubois Co.

Thr undersigned having Submitted
Ills claims 10 the .iiicc Of County
Treasurer "a the meeting ~ ilsc DEM
,crnt,c Central Committee. and thai
Irunmli,ce having iaiei ~ select 4
4 candidate. and there being danger
lihat wiil TOO many Democratic can'ii-
datcs on TIE track a Republican ~ ~
ne elected. Therefore. ~ order 70 ~
surr Tie election ~ Democrat. ioI
Ire ruol ot ihe cause a Democracy
HI This comfy. ~ now wiihiraN'
r,n lhc race irr county Treasurer
land returns his thanks - his nnihrr
IONS friends lur their encouragement
hand lr,,!lcr u support Uhile Ile w;is
'lrandidatr.
cr.,,,r. Itpcrp
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WnElAa MANN.



T'Hr LsDY'r FRIEap. Fa Ocr.DER "A
br..ilfui Steel Erravirg cs.ied "lHE
Lace MAKER" lesd- IT me entertainments
~ the October number ~ his 'Qu-en Of
The Mon,hli.s We would 80 gs-, 10 our
lady readers who desire 70 e. Wheeler
q WILSON Swing Mac hine. ,hs, The IL.
d. Ffiend' fF-rr one d these machines
20 . Ps.minm tor Cubs OF Thirty nnmes,
and that 1, IL mt a mpmrni tOo soon 70
commence msking np ihs'r lists Tor next
year. A brsu,ilul 8 81 i craving Will ~
80 BE- sent g,s'is ~ " " single ($2 l0l
subscrib,r nod TO every p-rsrn s.an ~
the usuai clubs Specimen nvmbers Of Tie
mag. NJ will b. sent for twenty cent?
Pic with enernvirel 81 30 = v"s''
+ ,ur copirs [si'h one e"r'~v'"ul 50 90
Ons coy u ,dy', Ffsind and oar . st
u-d-y Evening Pos, nj one engravinrl
$500. Address Dsacon & Peterson. Sl9
wv alnut Street. Pbilidelphis.
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"Qntc a large number q per-
euns from The country were in attend
anrc u, Court this week. and Tie town
had lively appearance. i was zoo
dry Lr farmers 10 w"r. their ground
lof wheat and 50 they came 70 town
Some 81 tl,n. howevvr. are blowing
in The dust. while others will not SOW
unless il rains soon.
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I'nr Dnri i -r P'--- recommends III
kllo~.rs s.'h. he-' wsv 70 p4y We nsion
81 debt and bring nbuut restoration and
peace 10 the who'e country:
Put the thieves out Of ofice snd put hon.
-. men in. Rer.nch The Expenditures u
he g vesnmen, TO one hundred millions.
Gu, the fresdmpL's bureau ssitdir from The
T.essurv, and thus -sv- millions 20 the peo.
pie. II The negrnss ere f. 10 vote. they are
competent 70 su-fain themselves Teke
the military forces from ihr s ruth and mus
Ter them out Of service, snd leave The PEG.
pie there 70 ",econ-uuc,' ,hem-eivss, .
they were ding before Cmgfess inirrfrrrt
aid pu, them 'ur,her from N. luton hin
they were ever before Gu 81 he nv risd
o. parasites nov hsrgi' q upon The Tfrsr
uy. X ueurh .xperdiurss un'ii NE 10
come largely .xcesds The ou'go. Apri,
The surplu- 20 The payment Of the nations
debt, and the who.e question" will be On
swsrsd.
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n pnrsunncc NJ law, nutics 10 hesoey 81.
81 IN, polls will b opened ~ the u.un
r,.css ~ hodlng elsc'iuns, - 'hr sesess'
I ,wnsbips - y b"ls Connty. ."o''"s' ="
rrs-d-y, The . b d.y % Oc''or'' rs q.
1857, ~ ,h- purpose u elsci'nR 'he once.
,nrn,ian 4 10 the lcreg Jog prrc'pr, "n"'T",
III prr.uas interested vii take n".lre az
govern ,hem-e v-s accordingly WINES
nv u. - aud seal this 10 q d"y o. nep'e"'
Der, ls6s EN- y
so. IL. 1SC;-4s
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TA Democratic gain in Ohio,
in October. equal 70 that just real
it'd in Maine, will give ia the
State hy twelve Thousand mn ri'y.
In Indiana II wonld give us ma.
irity Of thirty fvc Thousand; IN
Pennsylvania, u fifty thousand; II
New York, Of Que hundred thousand
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O.. NJ. iiA.cHr. The newiy elected Y ~.
erncr u Ca.iorn.s, Ia . speech delivered
on tho dsy Of election. declared that he
election would hes pro'eu against the 70
| conslruetiou policy Of Copgress.
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M. u lnd,.0s. ljubp- Ceunly 81:
r.. ~ Sasrtr II snid & u,ry. Greeting:
lvOU are hereby commanded v rive 70.
\ tee srcor1irg u, ts~, 20 We q"o ms
voters II ne several Pfrciuci- - ssid Cum
~. nat ~. MI De az esecsinn he Z ~
~ S-csud Tup-c~y % 0c'"b'r u 1857
N ~ ~.v-rs, precincts ir saij e"un.s. ~
IN pu,pnsr ~ r'-.trg frfsNns - ~ M
following II - ip~i
On. Auduri or Dubois Cen"'y.
a.. Treasure tor DUBOIS 9 nn'v.
o +. Cumni--iontr ivr tne I'D D'stric' o.
ID tn,i- umn y.
L..,,~.i he Pace. Tor Ferdinand
lvAn-h o. - -aii courv.
IL siire-- ~hers.t | hav- hef nn'o
80, nv hsnd md rrsi % $40 ~ "''
AZ, Jasper. ~ 10 Il csy VI SePiem-
Der. A ID 1867
Henry A III LrHAus. C'e'k.
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ATThe Ino,s.s are very numerous ~
he via niry 81 FJr D dgs. S'pu'. ssy he
C,syennss, Arspshoe., Cam-nches, sne
c,osas have conscndsisd aud there are
Q 600 81 them on ,hr war path.
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n5Ths registration returns 10 Nth
@ ,spus, as far 40 heard r. IN, foot W Al,
T9j coiorsa. Tue Raleigh SsDdsru'. Ell
IN ~ :, The sc,ire registration q The State
/, 10000 $4,000 shire ard so 900 roloreJ
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700. md indigo l,nker cleared ~" Y
a.clr,. diarcaire 81 every GO" M !:
", smeiev NOON. The follo~ir" =
u, mary el,cws tie disposition cf all :. :,
the causcA 'rnd: l,
State !. C,.,lss n,vls. cr'rd h'rrr"v' ].
.,;..sa ,uls .r.lnr sheriff Of Civk
lc.ur.v a.. .e'r-n 70 warrant.
s,a,. - +. Brelsgr. retailing, plea ru'''''
nos $40 4
So v-R. Rich. retailing, plea guilty !
f.es5 I
s..,s,sr Nsudprk. retail c.r''' guilty
fee so
\ So. '. ~. Sch r 'er, JHhr 5 hfCir ,
md Henry X ~. ,s.tul, aud B,tery. p''r
Y puiry. fus So 4rrh
n Si,,s = J. B.ln. q r lin. Wi'-m-.
t;um.n aud " Il IN. M,lici'"- Tre-p''-
cen,,rud asto G rmni; J y ~ tried
sonnJ ruirv aud nucd S.; G D lin toned
No, guilty. Noils as 10 residue q dsie"'
d.r,s.
S,aevs Abi-hs A-hersn Grsna l.'rcsn''
! change IL venue from Jndr'. Hon w
= psrr.r srn.tn,fd irAg. prn'sm. ~ y y
e.u.e. .nd cause 81, ior uia or 10 o.
!, Nov. mex
STATE y. 5 Mcpherson. no indic,men'
! found. prisoner discharged.
4 s,s,e on rel. 81 A Goodman " @ Aoel''
!. Bssrsrjy, continued.
State W Anthony Schirer, R're, pies
nr rullty, sentenced for seven years 10 STATE
r. PRISON.
II Js..s G ,io " George D,ninf~r, con
siirn \
i NIB DilIsn, >, ~ wPw C'scelin-, :
a. ~; appeal from survey. rep"rt - survey con
u. 6rmed. and .xpsnsss ordered 20 be psd u
proportion 10 thci interest 10 land.
n U Srusbl.Grli " J ubhrd-d. Fart
al. lion. r,ror, ~ snle Confined
ut JE McDonsld W u Nicholson ard Y
he Nichnl-or, continued.
rot Bsiren- IS II Du'endsch, e's Part. n
pr, ~ Con'r approved.
rot John Grrmmpl-p.chrr vs. J Friedman,
* Il. r4porl Of ssls confirmed.
)h' lie Crecrlirs " Tnomss A King. civ
'he melon ,dm.nt for defendant.
~" WI kemp md L A Kemp " J ~
NJ Collins. e, ~. Foreclosure. fnciig tor PIai
id.
NAN C Z, " James " csz,. Divorc
e \ granted
;,y Tho- + p.,.or- % Francis p-'~e"r. D
. ~ .n,-.sJ 1t Y f. cost
I'D w wnu.r, u. Hale. on no't jaacm@
IT, Tor IS So 50.
lis /. n,luch ". J Jpnes. F.reclpsnrs, Jnf
an men ~ p #
xas Ri G rl-'on " Pc y FIR, on no
and IL is.m.rt ~ ss4 so o. y #
~ A King " NJ tsns:i. dismissed by !
ndi ., III 20 4.
ting CH.fn,, '. r lioffm,n. Divorce. .
nor mi--.d N, r ir- cns'.
nee ca Bachart '. jshn Abe.l ani G Y
AMI aprii. Damages drme sgeins J
ms Ab-r tcr $50. aad .dsmsnl 10 favor
~ Gor Ab-l.
mn Elz,h.,h Pawn v. WIN Payne, DIV
~" s,sn,ea. sud PTS nam changed 70
ID maid.
-" d Curtis " lines IIaakns, jidgm
LII" forPff
" Rogers and tths's " G a-ine
~ ~ Il r-cI"sn,s, c,at.nu-d.
MI. Ch.r'.s S 'rkh,v., 81 ai.v I'm 5
u.,l hsv- Pr i.ir. Pr gvsn'sd and Y
Nm. Il q. spp.itird Conn 4, sell.
A~s Kndsl. = ~. " AZ n I"'n''
c. ,ipm ~ by d.'au't ~ So O3C 50.
4 lie II. u'un'el W : rg-r. chsr2- u v
!, w ~ rented md zen, 10 Perry rnna
lance G-o,gs " resn " G q + ming nd
~. l. nirg, F-e sure di.m--td N 7 o.
Il a s 49, + \ b .hsn. R.tniirg & " So
pto. S,.'c " II nho'en. R.miI,ns. fn-
kind. STATE vs. X Ri,h, Retailing 4 - SIS.
W ~ ---.----
anil A Way 10 Ply the National Deb
Tile D~ri M Pl~-- recrMm-"d.
ttlhll n .ll t.4 he- AZ - q n
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SERrxArE Last Tncscay night the
Jasper Brass Band scr,nadcd ll"r. w
+. N,black. WIN was in aiicnianc,
On our Circuit Court Mr.. n. re-
TUNED ia nrkuov cigmcrts IL a
neat ll'flc speech. thanking the reo
lie 81 Duir.is county Tor the kind
r,ss always shown Inn. referring Y
H. long residence among tiam, AMI
Il cilr"caiing their good wishes.
Hons. Judge Baker /. X. Cobb
W. G Adams aud =. :. D"bbin'
~,rc al-o called nn'. and made shor
and ri p'opiinte .,sl oIe,s.
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rF.HE n,sefsignsd ~ill rrucrfe Yin 'Ne
4 sDrpiy Su'v"snF ~ Ntp ~ IVunfv.""
ins "A Il dnt ~ on. 1851 10 'nn NJ i,.es
- r..t, I'm 'p' NJ M ''fir- M -rr''"n = 4.
lla.ls wn.li | 3 on II NC Q VT
M. ,u.,m a,ri' y ~ 49, n o o. ~"
40 ,.e rnrn-ss the cot sr'ehl'sh q Fer
mi, ~ sled IN ps,--e . ''s"'
GEO DIXON.
TuOS DlLLEN.
c.n. o. lsG7-3
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Culinary.


ID I'd ~ ffssnr, iiuDol- COUNTY. lnd., ne
us,,s SABBATH ScH,oL. aged TX mo"lh
sna W.. ~. Ks
Tn. heath !. hi School was cnor most
n ne ur,e .iur- i.s fe.orgsn zs''"". o.c
~ NE ass Frequently desps"et q. Bn'
fr~n,x ipu- i,I,nd- kept II alive. snd r'ms
t,mY- \, w,ud 20 revive ~ 20 ensout ge
,h,in. D,-c,ursC mems ~ las' p''S' 80
80 he SUNDAY SrAnL I. tesc d*o
n. m n.crci NJ ifi.'c W. n-nr ~h'n y
III, d A h,si ~ iil- spnc's'vf. WIRE o. u"d
y..unr men rnd boss we're 10 hearing ~ rs
4, irggrvrnr; young yemen stood back snd
sl,d NOT ~ NJ pd muster 10 ne dying wan'ri
old men t.lAer- ND mo,here--wou'd n"'
come ~ it, nl.,. Had ia lew, Say Nr n h"e
faithful & ,risiiars been there. II 80
have bean ssvvd BIZ. ai,s! W iRa.
hoo, Of Sabrh Breakers nigh have n'nr'
IL 10 il lei, hid they been d'spnsed, M
they did nv,--snd The 5 .bb.'h school \
grne. MoukSAR'
Ireland, s D.. "a 1867.
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I ". 49, Vi ~nsrfiar Car'reh .
peuo,, isy 80 dv n Gorge y n y.
(, vene,atla minister ~ riris'. r,esrhst
.e,mor /. 'he marn'ae. his son, Rev.
G.orae n fi 10. j., I'll i''sd 10 'I'r s''ef-
aoon snd NJ grandson. Ev Samuel "
Doni.l'. " The evening
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TIL. Philaislthia Az draw fhi-
pictrre of The financial eject q lisd'
zeal rule rpon he people r., he ma
,;on. One dollar and sixty cents pcr
head &c re- paid ly 'i'e lcorle through
lie customs IN 1860 This wac
Thought 70 bc heavy burden upon
each ,,rson. IHut ID 1866. alter ~
wears ~, i.adical lulc. fourteen dollar
ner head wcre uraxn from the indus
,rv a The nationthrough The cns'"n-
mud internal revenue. In 1850. cacl
man had 70 lax out Of his labor, vs.
ldulars aud SIX cents II ihr nnnl''
i.At. The Radicals came into rowe
nnl IN xix wears the, raised 'l'nf sun
70 seventy nine dollars md il'lv GEMS
xrcn-cS ~ The national govern
m.nf III 1850 were sixiv-'wo msili"n'
.lhia wear ih~y viii reach ~" hun
jn,d and twenty five millions. y ira
4 i'll increase ia the snort space ~ =
3 ,ear-. IN 1862. The government
/. l'enn-vlyania cost four hundred al
two thnnssnd dolla'-. In 1856.
vii take AK hunirrA amt sixis MI
r thousand dollars t. fo.t all the q
!. penses incurred l,v lie Radical larl
y Twenty-Five millions Of dollars 2
onnunlly taken from The labor 81 u
State ~ ray the interest on debts
" d national. State. and municipal cna
actcr. contracted hv the R.ilcal IA
y ~ ia the short spaceof Fix years.
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ID nrrnefns.sGch rf paper weights. t"k
.sr.... cnrs., .r,.rrs. I'm her ''H''tr>
rh.n,, Is ,1ins 'uii--f-. pen aiprfs, Da"k
b,oke lnk-tsnis, .ysirI n schin-%. pamphlet
= 49,. capy b,.k., paper + -. pm rars-'
sa.,on Z, c.-r- I'D gems. dies key ''hls.
mach csse-, nuii. .i'k tape. card cs-er.
mymnrandun buoks. rnnb., cologne. -nn',
o.u,nds. toilet powder, i.u'n', sr- ecr''eteo
Through NJ, hwk, IN qisniiies - ~ 'irn' 70
.uppy nll their friends ~ set y? vffis'y
s'ur.s Ia tie ruuntry II ths II use me rule
t,llaw..sch IN mnrr 81 much Tor -'si'onsry,
ho b. pfid 10 srafionsfy o. money, - ~
lrhrns :. 10; esiAnery j. iu,ni-hed ~ sIdi
hon fus ~ comm tees. snd The practice y
iior ~, mhe rupp'y Themselves y ~ nal
,urni-h.d ia crmtni tees rni then 'sNe me
l,.l,~snrs. TAi4 " . fair sp clmen o. NE
manner in winch shr re ple are r"bhed ~
\ 4 dicsl Congress Every rorcre--'""n
!. shu la- Twelve children u q ufsr shi'
! tselys p~nkn,~s. md pens and p1ns' ~
IKE propr ~. III. iiam' snumersr' =
sud Yxcitc hveis sense " - iudicrcu'
eli III, nui pr v+kps = Hne N d'-s = a''
.Gf.,nsfttsa
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MrgrxG or THE CeSrnAL COMMIT
rpr According ~ cAli " the CHAR
man Ire ID mucraic CcntraI Commit
tee ~ Dulr,iS county met atthr CONF
n, .fiice on last Tuesday. All the
cardi,lales for Treasurer who cla'nics.
tn he Democrats were present except
Francis Kicker. who sent ~ wnrl thaf
hc was gong 70 run any hnw Inc
townships ~crc az represented on lIe
committee except llarhison.
On motion tie can.Idaics we're re
onrsteJ u consult among themselves
And ,rlivavpr 10 afrang. It 50 mat IN
lone should run. Mc-srs. Brc'z. jnlf
.Jrr,er aud Malin. then retired. ann
AFTER a slhnf consultation. GAME Dr
,liorc The COMMITTEE AMI rvl"'ted ma
mex we're unable ~ agree i'inf Al I"
them were willin. 10 cnrrr INTO ans AZ
rsnc.neur. excepting Mr.. l;rctz. an
',hst hc WAS MT willing to submit ~
claims ID The committees, or I" Will
: draw iroin the canvass, under MI
circumstances. a ter crn-'ief'ini
ljiscns-slon. and q tree interchange
opinion. and various proposals, Z"
! committee adjourned without maN'n
i.nv nrrntypuvufS tnr ~ nomination.
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Huw irpubsienn c"nEiesslhth U.p'e1
ne Treasury
Tie ratruo,ion ~ 'hr .'dical caN'i rs''
=. ,,.e,t C,.o,es. =. Washington. ~u'
...es = n hunsr understanding s"d x'-s'
.rce NJ, sst,-f 4 with creating new y
6.es aud Increasing ealsies ~ svv ne
country. ,h, h"ds rsised me %, y - ov /"
,smhe,. ~ IS OcO yssr, vh'rh y = WI
rate 81 Sll d.g ior every 80 ~ " y's'
.,d o,ohnbly mors than $50 dry - ~
.c,usl lime employed. 7 = y xe'"-" III
hs olund,r NL,cn sv-ry C,gretsmsn &
,sc,. 10 secure rutna III serrier. ~
-, ,,.r,., sud fmnunt II 'li's r'nnd~r mSy
n \. NO a by ,he ,olln~ ing i'sms tHkfn 'f"n'
l,.. S.ns,e Miscellaneous D"com*n, ~.
.3. Thirty ninth Congress second ffr'i'n.
hrh 70 aetsiist e'rfemen, Of payments
!. n ,hs fund Of ne S'os'e, ~ ne verr
sndop Dscsmbets 1885 publish - &C
.o,d nc. vi'h 40 &C. p,sS~d N iS02 Fni
:. c-,s byj " Fotars > ere'''y OF 'h'
, s;en.'-:
. FL GOO pachc l'ives VI - ~
FL p.u to,v.- 4.5 - number J 2oi &C
Msk,rs Ola .iivrs ~ these o.
ren,i.mrn ~ cne yer, shn' Is
]. each: svrreg4 cost 1: %
!. amounting 70 $500 y
\, .C3 o-f u shssrs. about IA par
!" MA co., 325 o
s,.,,e aci Z
1877 n.r ~ scissors. sbon' % palr
zach sta little owe 81 = ra'r Icy
r 2l0 p-ir u 4, gloves. noyu i2a'f
r e.rh, a So 50a pair, a.a
T. ia .,ii.. 2O6 Z
r. aoi cn-iiel,os. nssr'y 6each, y
nr .owst mot {
- &i6 pork~l orok-. S each. = ab u
~ - "a 100
at ,oo .,..as. s24 ;
ssh rin.co-hi,ns ~
lic ,os5 , -. II Pen. ls9i
Us In ne,ci'. 725
N.s-9.pr,- aod NJ gasln-s ah'
IA, 2S76i -esm- ppp~r 4Vs-
Z, 1897 ,45s envelopes 100
nn.ruefus.seeh rf PAPER weights. rpf
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09
\ BIG Thing. Tho cast steel and

\ BIG Thing. The cast steel and
cannon factory of Crupp, at Essen,
Prussia, which has lately been SO fre-
quently mentioned in connection with
the guns used by the Prussians in
their late wars, is one Of the greatest
industrial establishments in theworld.
1t will be interesting to read the fol
lowing statistics, which are taken
from the Dutch B7etey, published at
Leipsic, Saxony. The whole estab-
Ilshment comprises an area of about
41o acres, intersected by railroads of
nearly thirteen miles in length, on
which four locomotives and $50 cars
are continually in motion. The build
mgs alone cover q surface of 1925
acres. AS a matter of course, the es-
tablishment has its own gas factory,
as also its own bakery and eating
house for unmarried workmen. In
1864, there were employed in the
steel works 5000 workmen, exclusive
OF those who worked in it's coal mines
and in the blast furnaces of Narrowia,
which belonged to those works.
There were then $50 furnaces in ac-
tlvlty, for melting, heating and pud-
ding work; also, 136 steam engines,
averaging from four to 1000 horse
power, thirty-four steam forges-tile
hammers weighing from two to 80, 600
centers, 11O pounds center,) ITO
blacksraith-shops, and sos turning
mills, and other machine shops. In
1864, the factory produced the mon
strous mass of more than 54,O0O,OOO
pounds of cat steel, which left the
establishment in the form of cannons,
shafts, axle-trees, wheels, wheel
boxes, springs, rails, boiler plates,
rollers. &c, to be shipped in every
direction, all over the world. In 1865,
there were 5000 workmen employed,
and the production of cast steel
reached the amount Of 100000, 900
pounds.
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ONE METHOD OF FDIsFRANCHIsE,rESr
Ii rebels are to be disfranchised. saws
the National LateUigencey, there is but
one method by which it can be con
stltutionally accomplished, and that
is by calling q national constitutional
convention, and thus enacting the
will of the people into the fundamen-
tai law. The Constitution. as it
stands, gives no such authority to
Congress. In undertaking to exer-
else it, that body is overstepping the
bounds of its delegated powers, and
assuming an authority to control the
question of suffrage which, by the
express reservations of that instru-
ment, belongs ''to the States respect
lively" Neither the House of Rep
resentatives, or the Senate, nor the
Executive, nor the Supreme Court,
nor all combined, can declare who
shall and who shall not vote. Nor
even the whole body of the people,
save IN the method prescribed by the
Constitution-by amending the or
ganic law. II, therefore, negroes are
to be made voters, and white men,
because rebels, are to be disfran-
chlsed, let the deed be done by the
people, in their high sovereign capa-
city of constitutional convention.
and not by usurpation of power on
the part Of Congress-
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COLUMBIA. s. c. SATURDAY MORNING. MARCH 9 1867

Our political affairs look squally.
but not more SO than they have look
ed since the surrender Of Gen. Lee.
The radicals, it would seem, are
nearly at the end of their row. We
have more to fear from hasty and dis
affected persons in our midst than
from the radicals themselves. AS for
military rule, we have been under
that full long enough to have become
used to 1t. For one, we have never
regarded the Union a Paradise since
the radicals usurped the reins of
power, and are not anxious enough to
get back into it to stultify ourselves
beyond the hope of ever regaining
our self-respect. It would be impos-
slble, we think, to demoralize our
former servants more than they have
been already, OF for US to suffer Sc
verer heart crucifxions than we have
already endured.
A good crop this year; lines of
steamers established between every
important Southern port and Europe,
to carry off our products and bring in
foreign goods, in time to meet next
winters trade, together with manu-
featuring companies organized in
every municipality in the South, and
railroads penetrating every section,
Will bring about reconstruction soon
enough for all practical purposes
In the meantime, let us maintain our
integrity, and be true to the legacy
left us by our fathers. Indeed. the
clouds are dark, but not so dark as
they were c twelvemonth ago. Hope
on, hope ever. This is our motto.
Baiab1idge A74us.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SWEET OPoPoNiX. Ladies, ilr their morn
ing calls, carry JOY and sladness, when
perfumcd with Sweet Opcponax
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1867-03-09
FIFTEEN YEARS AGO AND now

Fifteen years ago, HOSTETTER'S STO-
MACH BITTERS was struggling into no
tice against the prejudices which every
thing new, however excellent, is doomed
to encounter.
To-day, it stands at the head OF all the
tonic and alternative preparations in exist
ence. Its celebrity has evoked many imi-
tations, but no rivals Physicians pro-
nouncc it the only safe stimulant that has
ever been introduced into the sick cham
Der. In the hospitals of the army and
navy, the surgeons find it the very best
tonic for conyalcsccnts, and report it as
invaluable for sustaining the vicor of
troops on the march, as 4 remedy for
scurvy and all scorbutic affections. and as
the only specific for sea-sickness. Califor-
MIA and Australia have cmpAaticallv en-
dorsed it as the Miners Medicine ,5o,- err
ceuence, and IN Spanish America and all
the tropical climates, It is considered the
only reliable antidote to epidemic fever.
There Is no mystery about the causes of
ITS success. It is the only stomachic and
Alternative in which are combined the grand
requisites Of a mild, pure and unvitiated
vegetable stlmulant with the finest selec-
ton of tonic, anti-bilious, anti-scorbutic,
aperient and depurative herbs, plants.
roots and barks that have ever been inter
mixed Iii Il medicina! preparation.
1t is also proper to state that the Bitters
are sold exclusively in glass, and never,
under any circumstances, by the gallon or
the barrel. 1mpostors and imitators are
abroad, and the only safeguard the public
mas against them is to see that the Bitters
they buy bear the engraved label and note
OF hand OF Messrs. Hostettcr x Smith and
the Government stamp over the corl, of
the bottle Fnh D. 4c