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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
The Grandees Of spain.

The number of dukes who are grandees;
of Spain is 79; several of them, however
are united under one head, as happens in
the old houses of 1Ossuna, Medina Celi,
Abrantes, Alba, Fernan-Nunez and others;
thus the number OF dukes is below 20.
There are other Spanish grandees who pre-
fer taking the title of marquis or count to
that of duke Forty-three are to be found
in this list. There are 81; grandees who
take the title of marquis as their first hon-
orary distinction, retaining, however. that
OF duke under other denominations. There
are also dukes and marquises. The total
number of Spanish grandees is AZ. !.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
Increase in the LV..Ine of Property
i'm London. u

In the year 1865 Sir Thomas Gresham
proposed to the corporation of London to
erect, atAhis own expense, a commodious-
building for merchants to meet and trans
act their business, provided the corporation
would provide convenient and suitable
Site The city aequiesced in the proposal,
purchased eighty houses which formed two
courts leading from Cornhill to Thread
needle street, called New ST. Christopher
alley and Swan alley, for 635S2, and sold
the old materials of these houses for 4478.
The ground occupied by the present build
ing is about forty thousand feet, and the
price would therefore be about Is. Cd. per
foot. The present value of the site, at
low estimate. is at least -e10Luer foot or
tSOO,OOO, being an increase of :G2.650 per
year on aboriginal outlay of $1,000. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
Son1h America.

The political condition of South Ameri-
can countries is summed up as follows:
Colombia is virtually in state of internal
rebellion, and at the same time meditates
war against two or three of her neighbors,
Venezuela is engaged in endless complica-
tiOns at home, and must defend her borders
against MOsquera. Ecuador, Peru. Bolivia
and Chill are engaged in suicidal war
against the old country. The Argentine
Confederation, Uruguay and Brazil are
striving to crush the life out OF little Para
quay. and the first of the trio is shaken TO
its center by the Mendoza revolution.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
Education i'm Iceland.

The thirty-second report of the Com
missioners of National Education in Ire
land has been issued. There were 6.263
schools in operation, which mad on their
rolls 870,40l children, with an average daily
attendance for the same period of 315,1O8
children, and an average number OF chill
dren on the rolls for the year of 572,4S6.
At the close of the year 1865 the number
of schools in operation was 1872. This is
a large increase. -4. t..' '.i .-|.. .. .'T-T -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
EducatiOn in Tndia

At the Calcutta University, an annual
average OF two thousand young men are
examined in English, and large propor-
tion in Latin. Sanscrit and Arabic. Miss
Carpenter, who has been visiting the three
presid encies to extend native femals educa-
tlon, and to show her sympathy with the
advanced Brahmists or Hindoo Socinians of
Bengal, visited the Calcutta examinations,
expresses astonishment at the crowds of
candidates presented.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
The Flood i'm the soutI..

The Virginia and Tennessee valley has
lust been visited with the heaviest freshet
that bas occurred within the memory OF
the Oldest inhabitapt. The whole valley
from Lynchburg to Chattanooga has been
swept by the swoolen streams. The Vir-
ginia and Tennessee railroad is badly dam
aged at this point, and two bridges on the
East Tennessee and Virginia railroad are
ROuCo - : - le.- - - !. 81 q
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13

"ALL militia organizations in the South
ern States are to be disbanded. ."-Conores-
sion0l Proceedinqs.I M N .C,.a = :.
"a well regulated militia being neces-
sary to the security of a free State,n &C.
II amendment to the Constitution. s0- a-e
Exactly; but, then, are the Southern
States free States? States that have been
suoordinated to military rule by a Govern
ment are not free States. .l.! .a.-
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13

MR.. 1oUATT, famous veterinary sur
geon, who has been bitten eight or ten
times by rabid animals, relates that chrvs-
taiS OF nitrate silver rubbed into the wound
VIII positively prevent hydrophobia in the
Dltten. True or not, it is easily tried, and
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
Education of women lin England,

Twenty-Five ladies have entered their
names for the ensuing session at the Ladies'
Medical College in London. The ladies'
classes at Oxford have proved great sue
cess, and the committee have just issued a
programme for the present term. The
course of instruction includes Latin.
French, Arithmetic, Enclid, German, &c.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
Removed from his old Of,c,

Removed from his Old Office.
DR.. "A. B. WILLIAMS. Vest Broadway, nea,
digh street, Columbus, Ohio, has devoted himseI
series of years to the ment of certain pri
v1te diseases. He may be consulted at his Office
Broadway, near the Exchange Bank .f-.. - =.
ch2a'65r p ~ +. 'f .'.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1867-03-13
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07
UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR SOUTH CARO-

UNITED STATES CIRCUIT COURT FOR SOUTH CARO-
L1NA-FoUIrH CIRCUIT, COLUMBIA, November g.
Hon. George S. Bryan, D. j., presiding
The United States Us. George R. C:ump, VIM. b.
Davidson and Frank Arnlm. Indictment for vio-
ation of intern; reyanue law. Ihe following rule
was made by the Judge. Whereas, it appears by
The records of the United States District Court,
began to be holden at Greenvlle, on the first Mon
day of August, 1867, that the defendants in the
above ephtled case, were tried, found guilty and
sentenced. Defendants Geo. K. Crump and Frank
ArnIm to pay fine Of S1700 and defendants Geo.
R. Crump and Nm B. Davidson, to pay fine Of
s9125 and costs OF prosecution, or be imprisoned
Que yet and, whereas, it appears that said de-
PENDANTS arc now at large, and said sentence re-
mains unexecuted. Therefore, on motion of D. T..
Corpin, United States District Attorney ordered
thI1 J. P. NJ. Epping, United States Marshal, show
cause forthwith why said defendants are at large,
and Why said sentence Of tho Court re-
mains pnoxecuted. The Marshal, through his at.
torney, :. t. S!monton, Esq, made return and
produced the pardon OF the President OF the
United States, relieving said defendants, and
granting them full and unconditional pardon. 1t
wcs moved by the District Attorney, D. L. Co-bn,
that the rule be made absolute. Mr. Read, act1g
with the District Attorney, heard support Of
the motion, contendng that the pardon cannot re-
lease insormers portion OF the penalty and costs
CT prosecution, and he the Marshal, should have
collected the same. C. h. Smonton was heard III
reply for Marshal, and B. F. Perry for defendants,
c. Tie SulleO .dlco
has the power, under the Constitution, to relieve
the entire penalty and costs. and such being the
case here, the rule ought to be discharged. The
Judge required the case 20 bc reargued this day at
u o'clock a. NJ
En- parte Alfred J. Nows.-Petiticn for exami-
nation and admission To practice in the United
States Courts c. H. Simonton, NJ. W. Gary and j.
Z. Bacon, appointed to examine applicant, did so,
in the presence of the court and made favorable
report on which the court made the following T nr.
presence OF tic court, aud oy examination, prov
ing satisfactory, on motion Of c. H. simonton, il
ti:s as attorney Solicitor and Proctor in the Cir
cult aud District Courts for the District Of South
Carolina,
Er carte YIN. A. walker.-Petition to be admit
ted to practice in the United States Court fol
S0Gth Carolina.
ID Id.-Samuel ". Melton pro. pet. The petl
tions were read, and on motion Of said attorneys
The petitioners were admitted to practice as Attor
neys, Solicitors and Proctors in the United States
Courts for South Carolina.
Many verdicSs we're taLen on Issue and Inquiry
DockctS,
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Faith NVell Founded.

IL old times at the commencement OF every seasoh II
was the fashion to take strong catharc as safeguard
against change OF temperature 1t was worse than
senseess practice The people OF our day understand
the matte; better Instead Of depicting the system they
reinforce it. Ia the method they adopt they exhibit
wise discrimination Instead OF rescrng 10 the vitaed
struanis OF commerce or any OF the compounds derV
cd Tor 'hem they put their faith in the only absolutely
pure i2yl9oTant procurable in the market-AosItl-
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vegetable compound OF wh;ch every ingredient is
sound wholesome, and medicinal IN the true sense OF
lie word Now, we have three prominent national COM
plants One halt Of the adult population Of the United
states suffer less, either from diseases of the
stomach arrangements Of the liver or affections OF the
Kidneys In other land under Heaven are these mala
dies 20 general as in this country and HOS rETTERs
GIrIETs is 4 specific for them ALL unless O. .anc in
their origin, and therefore, beyond cure And let those
who are fortunate enough to be exempt from them
present understand great fact. viz that an occasion.
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them SIS the sun will prevent the earth from freezing
where its genial beams descend,
pecembere 6
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07

COURT OF ERRoRs-CoLUMBIA, December 5.e
Ia the case of Jackson Startling ads the State and
other cases, commenced yesterday, a written argu-
ment of Mr.. Glover, defendants Solicitor, was
read by Mr.. MCGOWAN. Mr.. Tradewell closed in
reply.
W. L. Pickett et al. Is. J. H. Wilkins et al. MIR.
J. B. Kershaw heard for appellants. Mr.. A. W.
Thomson for appellee, followed by Mr. J. B. Nc
Cants on same side. Mr.. Kershaw in reply:
D. L. Wardlaw, administrator, us. Michael Buz-
zard and another. n. c. McDuf6e rS. E. W.
Gasque and l. w. Godbold. These cases, involv-
Ing the constitutionaity of the Act OF 1861, sus-
pending the operation of the Statute Of Linita'
lions, were heard together. Mr.. A. c. Darlington
opened the argument for defendants appellant. in
first case, denying the constitutionallty. Mr.
James ii. Baxter followed in support Of The Act.
Lr. Harllee closed in reply.
Judge Ward!aw, being 4 party in interest, did
not sit in this case.
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The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07

TIE GAzErrE.-The contents of No. 5, Vol. IL,
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$50. O. l. c. 260.-Mr John Wallach announces
in to-day's issue that he has marked down his
stock to and below cost, and those persons whose
understandings need strengthening are referred
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piled with every style Of shoe from bIogan to
slipper. Mr.. Wallach has determined to close his
establishment. as he intends leaving the State,
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A New GAME OF BnL4ARDs.-The prOprietoIs OF
the Mills House Billiard Saloon were initiated into
game OF billiards last night, which has left them
minus set Of billiard balls. An enterprisinS II
dividual who had heard OF the game and wished t.
make point, went into their saloon, pocketed {
balls and made himself scarce. Information was
at once lodged with the detectives, but no cue WAS
obtained as to his whereabouts.
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r.pyyKTrsyrLLE JOURNAL

Te prp1 1sHEp EVERY FRIDAY MORNING At
pd.,-iio 9 G. in the eastern portion OF the
state hy STEBBs l. LITTLE. Propret0r5, and oaer
superior to Merchants t%s esG sseoa all S t
Dee country We respectfully solicit the patronage o'
TermsNsS per ennum, Invariably in advance. Acver'
tisauerts inserted al very reasonaOe F1'es '"N .
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46.6s2 so.4O7 l12s
TIE VOTE AGAINST CONVENTION.
Tie following table shows the vote "aga

From those districts which are marked with
an asterisk, the returns are believed to be
complete. In Districts marked the complete
white and black vote is shown in the last column.
The table will be corrected as other returns
come in
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UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.

UNDER DECREE IN EQUITY.
Henderson,, Administrative, Us. Henderson, ct al.
VALUABLE PLANTATIONS FOR COTTON AND PRO
VISIONS.
Will be sold by the undersigned before the Court House.
in marlborough. S. c. on MONDAY, the l4th day OF
January 1868, at II A NJ
All that PLANTATION known as "ORANGE GROVE"
the Buildings thereon. In the District Of Colleton.
containing 692 22100 acres more or less bounded North
by lands belonging to the trust estate OF Hs E. Hem
derson and children; East by the Black Creek Road;
ceased and West by lands OF the estates Of Nathaniel
Hayward and Paul Paris.
ALSO.
HEALTHY SUMMER RESIDENCE, on lot of
acres with necessary outbuidrgs adjoining the above
tract.
Two (2 TRACTS OF LAND, containing respectively
44 el0 and 673 $40 acres; the former FOUNDED
North by lands OF Heyward East by lands Of Paris;
Southeast by lands Of Wiliams South by lands OF the
estates Of Smith and Hayward, and West by lands OF
Daniel Blake; the latter bounded on the North by lands
Of Robet Snead; East by lands Of Varnadore and
Graves; South and southeast by lands of Loyess and
West by lands OF Snead and Hayward; said tracts to DO
sold In ten @ separate parcels as per plas OF Robert
Z. Payne ofFebruary 7h, 1s65said parcels containing
the following number OF aores TO wit No. 17 710
acres: No. O. 05 $40 acres; No. l0a clio acres; No. l.
81 10 acres No. 115 710 acres No. liz 4l0 acres;
No. T. e3 El0 res; No. g. 80 elo acres; No. o. l24 s'lo
acres; No. 10, 143 ITO acres.
Terms-One third (15) cash; the balance in two al
equal annual instaments secured by bond, with per-
sonal security aud mortgage Of the premises with In.
tres from day OF SALE Purchasers TO pay tor papers
and stamps. B. STOKES. O. Z. C. D.
Persons desrous Of purchasing examine plats and
receive description the lands at the Once Of Mesars
HENDERSON BEaRE, Attorneys at Law, Walter
borough, S. G. tusll November 10
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TEr SrABB1SG AFFAIR on THE 5rH.-The stab
bing case. mentioned in the papers Yesterday, was
heard by the Mayor, and the prisoners Benz. Her
nandez and Richard Monahan, turned over to Mag
istrate Whiting for examination. The evidence
elected justified him i'll retaining them IL custody
pending the sickness of the colored boy, and if his
wound should prove fatal they will be indicted for
murder
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TIIE SUMTER .vATCaMAN

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT sui
| TER, 5. G., by GILBERT & FLOWERS proprietors
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Every style OF Job Printing executed In the Res:es
style and creates. dispatch aepteIp3er2.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1867-12-07

Many persons hsvc within this summer experienced
the benefits to be derived from the OF PANKNINs
HEPATIc BITTERs We would recommend them TO all
who stand in need Of tonic
For sale by 81 DEnggists. october 9
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The Convention Elections.

The following table includes additional returns
received Yesterday 1t is now evident That the con-
test mas been close one, with the result still In
6orbt.
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THE FLORENCE GAZETTE,

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cthers who wish to extend their business IN ane re-
bee section OF the state Rates Of advertising very rea
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