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ouarreling over the spoils.

Our New England and New York compatriots are
in 9 most unbecoming state Of iI-humor. Read
the following from the Springfield Republican
(Radical):
TIE NEW BouNTY BILL AND New SECTIONAL
rsM.-There was straight sectional contest over
the bounty bill in the House Friday-not, thus
time, between North and South, but between East
and West, and She latter conquered oy exactly lts
numerical preponderance: without regard 10 20
Voting. it was made clear that it was mere strug-
ole Of brute force, with the least possible regard
to justice or any recognized prlne1ple. ie,5 Mr.
schenck, Of Ohio, who engineered the bill,
undertook to Play the despot, sceordng to tne pre-
vailing style In that body, and refused to permit
any attempt at amendment, but he did not carry
such vigor Of personal authority as docs MI.
Stevens, and the members grew restlye under 1t,
and refused to order the previous question, thus
opening the bill to debate and amendment. MIR.
Schenck stated the amount Of money required by
the bill at anywhere from hundred to hVe hum
dred dmilions-what is hundred millions more OF
less to a great nation like this? It was shown by
the representatives from the Eastern States and
previously paid will be that only the Western
soldiers viii get the benefit Of the bill.-that IN
In fact, it will take several hundred millions from
the soldiers and people OF the East ana put IN Iae
that their own States should pay them, II they
are to be paid at all. To this fair SHOW
inc. which they did not undertake to deny, the
Western members replied that three times as
many Eastern and Western soldiers deserted, and
That the East could afford to pay the money be-
cause it had wrung it's wealth out oe the West by
high tariffs; and, moreover, they wanted to prove
that henceforth the West is to control in national
LEGISLATION. So tke Western men stood tog tner,
Republicans snd Ccpperheads, and imposed this
tax On the East for their own benefit, by vote OF
SO to So. To add to the aggravation Of this de-
Gberste act of obbery, Mr. Schenok coolly tells us
that this Bill merely meets 'sthe first expectation
of the soldier" and he hopes hereafter to bring
bounties up to ssthe highest standard paid" This
new sectonalism starts off magnifcently, indeed,
and it may soon become question how much we
have gained by exchanging Southern for Western
supremacy.
It is extremely refreshing to hear Radical
abusing legislation "by brute force, and calling
for sjustico and principle )" to hear Radical
characterize the prevailing style" in the House
Of Representatives as splaying the despot," and
so forth. But the most inter esting matter is the
dispute between the East and West, as to which
side furnished the most deserters
No Doubt gentlemen of New England, it is very
hard to have Hoosiers for masters, but you vii
have to stand it.
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A FEW WORDS OF COMMON NH
SENSE.

Row few there are who arenot subject some affection
of the lungs or respiratory organs, who Dy ne8iecunS
premonitory symptoms aggravate the complaint, nnol
disease sdkes tts shafts, causing torture
cold "a allght throat" Is the Needless remark
Of many when so affected. Yes "Only cold Was the
thoughtless expression Of thousands whom Death haa
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fering from Asthma, Bronchitis, CONSUMPTION Relief
within their reach and neglected fatal
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Death g. -.
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result caused by neglect3 Then why deiayF Wnat e1
cuse can be offered when timely warning is sounded IN
your ears2 When the danger is pointed ouf why not
avoid IT. .MARsDEN's PECToRAI BALM has been used
with success In nearly million Of cases. and ts endorsed
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And DOWIE NOISE,
Wholesale Agents, Charleston.
And by all Retail Druggists.
December !. ......z smo
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TIE MILITARY B1LL.-If the present government
of Virginia is not absolute but only provisional.
it's predecessors since the 18th of April 1861, had
far less color of authority very interesting re-
suit to Virginians follows, of COURSE to wit: that
the act passed May 18th, 1862, entitled '.An Act
to the formation and erection Of new State within
the jurisdiction of this Stato," is void, and Of no
force or effect If order should ever arise out of
the ''chaos come again" this question must, in
some form, be raised. Reyerdy Johnson's opinion
about it would be study.-Riclt1aond Examiner.
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SOME malicious person or persons effected an
entrance into the chamber OF the Board of Alder
men in Now York city recently and cut o large
cash i'll each of the fullength portraits of Alexa-
der Hamilton and John Jay The portraits hung
miscreant as being more convenient than any
others for his purpose. The pictures were painted
by Weimar, and arc generally considered fine
works OF art. The damage done them can, it is
thought be repaired.
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THERE arc Chinese Iaborers now on Louisiana
plantation. The Nachitoches Times Of the 9Th
says ''The Coolies are good laborers and sober
men. They are industrious and perfectly satisfied
with their new country, and any amount Of labor
will be performed by them provided the contracts
passed are carried out to the letter, and particu-
farly that about the payment Of monthly wages
and rations,"
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The decree of January 10, Of the Emperor NAPo-
LEON, promised to remove certain restrictions from
the press. This authoritative announcement gave
great joy to writer's, editors, newspaper and book
publishers, to say nothing Of the lovers Of Liberty
in every walk of life. No more warnings" no
more interdicts, Anes etc. No longer necessary
to print in Belgium and Switzerland, what is con-
traband in Paris. But it now seems somewhat
doubtful, whether this rejoicing was not prema-
ture. The Empe1or's decree Was brief, and the
wording oraodaarly emgmatical The press-men
wanted something more tangible than mere
shadowy promises. To obtain that, they took q
very practical course. They held q meeting, and
their tsresolutions" were put in the shapo of me-
morisl to the Senate Of France, in which they
ask that they should not be put beyond the pale Of
law common to az others. They also express the
hope that they will not be treated worse than those
whose occupation is murder and stealing. The
exact wording of this remarkable petition is not
yet known to us; We only gather it's tendency from
short editorial references in the journals Of Paris
The petition asks to make the writer Of an article
individually responsible, and not the publisher-a
thing utterly inconsistent with the recognized prin-
ciples Of responsibility in this country and in Eng
land.
The Emperor promised that the reforms he had
promised were to crown the edifce Of liberty" be-
gun by bis assumption Of power il 1852 and by the
Constitution Of that year. This has elected re-
ply from EMILE GmARDm's paper, La L6erte, and
it has given some severe knocks to NAPoLEoN's
pretended sedifce Of liberty" This it did in very
few words, and by quotation mostly. It refers to
the Constitution Of 1852, forced upon the French
people by NApoIEoNs coup d'etat, where it is sol
emnly declared that
s"The Constitution recognizes confirms and
guarantees those great principler proclaimed IN
1769 and which are the foundation Cf public law in
France"
There was Constitution adopted by the Nation
al Assembly in 1859, which, among other things,
contained declaration Of rights, most o. it ema-
Mating from the pen Of M1RABEAU.. This deo1ara-
tion Of rights embodied in it almost every thing
that the people had been struggling for. And to
secure all this sforever," the following paragraph
was inserted into that Constitution the great prn-
ciples of which are, by NAPoLEoNs own decree,
recognized, confirmed and guaranteed" at pre-
sent in France:
The Constitution guarantees equally natural
as well as civil rights to Ill men, the right to speak,
sorste print and publish J;ecy their oao' thoughts D
The petition itself, and still more the action it
will give rise to, are looked forward to with great
interest.
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At a large fire in Boston, the dremen succeeded
in reaching a trunk belonging to domestic named
Kitty Quadd. SITS not the value OF me clothing,
sir" said Kitty, very much delighted that. her
trunk had been found 'sbut it's me character that's
there" Hurrying her hand into the pocket Of IN
old dress, she lifted it from the trunk and drew
forth dirty piece Of paper with much apparent 81,
satisfaction. sThis is it, an sure enough it's
safe it is and it's yerseR that shall read it too, for
your Kindness" said Kitty. The paper was un-
folden, and on it was written, ''Ths ceyties that
Kitty Quadd is a good domestic, capable Of doing
all kinds of work, but she will get drunk when
opportunity Offers"
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The Chicago Tribune, a furiously Radical paper,
question is settled tho Northwest will vote solid
for the abolition Of extortionate >and oppressive
duties and taxes not levied to support the Govern
ment but to plumber the masses FOR the benefit OF
special classes. New England is likely to sit on
tee stool Of penitence by-and-by.
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~HSrThe Relatives, Friends and Acquaint-
of the late Mr. B. NORTHROP are respectfully
invited to attend his Funeral Services at the Cathedral
Chapel. This Morning, at halfpast Ten O'Clock
February 27 IT
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men of the silver ore of Idaho at the Paris Expo
sition will Of itself, when shown to the working
multtudes, set in motion westward, across the At
lantic, from ten to twenty thousand ercigrants
YoarlY.
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SPECIAL NOTICES..

~NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT AN
application will be msdo to the Court Of Common
Pleas ut a next session for Charleston District for
Charter Of Incorporation Of "THE HOMESTEAD BUILD
ING AND LOAN ASSOCIATION"
February ~ wa
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81 BEA UT1FUL HAIR.-OHEVALIER
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dressers, and at my Office, No. 112s Broadway, New
York SARAH A. CHEYALIER, n. D.
DoWIE l. NOISE,
No 151 Meeting street.
Opposite Charleston Hotel
January 6mOs
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A6-ELMORE MUTUAL INSURANCE COMPA-
NY.-CHARLEsToN, February 9th, 1se7.--A Dividend
Of ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE will bo paid to the Stock
holders and after this date In partial liquidation from
Assets realized Also return Of the Assessment Of
ONE DOLLAR PER SHARE, with interest," and the AS.
sessment Notes Of 81 per Share now held by the Com
pany.
Stockholders will be required to present their Stock
Certificates.
By order Of the Board OF Directors.
JOSEPH WHILDEN,
February ~ Secretary and Treasurer.
% CONSIGNEES BY THE MERCHANTS
Ii E Steamer LULU, from Baltimore, are notified that
abe is dachargng cargo at Brown Co. s South Wharf
Goods remaining the wharf at gnset will be stored at
owners risk and expense
STREET BROTHERS CO., Agents.
February AZ
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~ CALVARY BAPTIST CHURCH, CHARLES
ToN-The Members tcolored Of this Church were reg.
ulary dismissed from the three White Baptist Churches
Of this City, to form separate Church. They
ahiping for the present at Bonums Kal John street.
between Meeting and King They have purchased lot
and are soliciting contributions to enable them to erect
House Of Worship.
They are believed to be pious and worthy persona and
their object is respectfully commended to all who have
the ability and disposition TO aid such enterprises. The
following members Of the sad Church have been author
lied to make collections CHARLES sMAIls, THOMAS A.
DAVIS, EDwARD HA1e, DANIEL D. MoALpns, JOHN BEE,
and SAMUEL STEWARD.
Charleston, 8. G.. June ~, 1885,.
- Rev. LUCIUs CUTHBERT,
Pastor Citadel Square Church.
Rev. E. T. WINKLER,
Pastor United Church
JAMES TUPPER, J 49,. 49,,
WILLIAM 8. HENERY, Oescons SlaGei square
WILLIAM G. WHHDEN, ohuecn.
January 5s..=.z7 - 80 s. 1Bnw9nooa-
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I as NoTIoE.-oN AND AFTER THE 18th
instant all freight ahipped per steamer FANNIE for
Georgetown; and per steamers PILOT BOY and ELIZA
HANCoX, for all points except Savannah must be pre-
paid. FERGUSON l. HOLMES Agents.
February %
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% BATCHELOR's HAIR DYE.-THB
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world. The
only true and perfect Dye-harmless reliable, instan.
taneous. No disappointment No ridiculous tnts.
Natural Black Brown Remedies the III effects Of Bad
Dyes nygorates the hair leaving 1t soft and beautiful
The genuine is signed Wliam A. Batchesor. All others
are mere limitations and should be avoided Sold by all
Druggists and Perfumers Factory, No. 81 Barcley
street. New York.
~ BEWARE OF COUNTERFEIT
nooap ,bor1
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ThLEGRAPHIC.
Our Gable Dispatches.


LONDON, February 26-There is to be an exten.
sion of three months of the suspension Of the
habeas corpus in Ireland
The leading papers approve DERBY's reform
measures.
Earl RUSSELL censures the American Govern
rnent's pleading for the Fenians
The name of the Confederated British Posses
sions, in North America, is to be the Kingdom OF
Canada, and the Queens representative there is to
be styled Governor-G General; salary fifty thousand
BERLIN, February 26.-King WILLIAM, Of Prus-
sia, is to be Emperor Of Germany.
LIVERPOOL, February 26-Noon.-Cotton very
dull and depressed; quotations barely maintained;
sales trihing; Midding Uplands, 1s3.
EVENING.
Cotton irregular; quotations show decided
downward tendency; Mlddling Uplands declined 1
since morning, closing at 19fd.; MddIng Orleans
closing at 14d the lattefS Showing no decline du-
ring the day; sales under 1000 bales. The market
at Manchester is heavy and declining.
LONDON, February 26.-Consols, 81: Bonds, 7S{.
QUEENSTOWN, February 26.-Arrived, the CITY Of
Baltimore and the Mt13G.
Congressional.
WILSON authorized the denial thst GRANT is op-
posed to the pending reconstruction measure.
The Radicals have elected out OF II OF the
Georgetown Councilmen.
The President has been petitoned to appoint
Fred. Douglas Bureau Commissioner.
The Georgetown vote was 1919 Radicals and e2O
Conservatives. Thenegroes voted solely for Welsh.
Everything was very orderly.
JONI D. DEFREEs, Of Indiana, was elected Con-
gressional Printer.
The Educational Bureau Bill, providing Com
missioner with salary Of $4,000 and three clerks
with salaries respectively Of $4,000 and $500 and
$1,000, was favorably considered. La connection
with this Bill Mr.: SUMNER said that he was "anx-
ious this question should be digniaed as much as
possible" ,,ass5
The Senate considered the Army Appropriation
Bill, and passed it with provision for disbanding
and disarming the militia. in the unrepresantod
States, and that their reorganization be forbidden
until congressionally authorized. 10 goes to the
House for concurrence.
Two hundred and fifty thousand dollars was ap-
propriated to construct bridge at Rock Island
The Senate then took recess. - i:s.e.i2l5f
In the House, WENTwoRTH's Committee report
ed that the testimony did not affect the integrity
of the President nor call in question the integrity
of any member Of the House. The report was re-
ceived with shouts Of. laughter. The report was
tabled, and the committee discharged. The whole
business has been universally regarded as farce.
MIR. BENJAsN, Of Missouri, moved that a salute
Of 100 guns be fred in honor Of the victory in the
election at Georgetown, D. G.. The Speaker ruled
it out Of order.
The Fertilization Appropriation Bill passed
The joint resolution in favor Of removing the
Naval Academy from Annapolis was defeated.
Maxine News. '.
New YORK, February 26.-Azrived-the Anda-
iasin from Charleston.
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a@ NOTICE TO MARINERS. CAPTAINS
AND PILOTS Wishing to anchor their vessels In Ashley
River requested not to do anywhere within direct
range of the heads Of the SAVANNAH RAILROAD
WHARvEs on the Charleston and st. Andrews side OF
the Ashley River by which precaudon contct with the
Submarine Telegraph Cable viii be avoided.
g. G. TURNER, q. n.
Harbor Masters Office, Charleston, February q, 1885,
February -
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~ THE HEALING POOL AND HOUSE OF
MERcY.-HowARD ASSOCIATION REPORTS, for
Young Men, on the CRIME OF SOLITUDE, and the
ERRORS ABUSES and DISEASES which destroy the
manly powers, and create impedinents to MARRIAGE,
with sure means Of relief Sent in sealed letter en-
valopes, free Of charge. Address Dr.. J. sKnLM
HoUGHToN. Howard Association, Philadelphia. Pa.
january IL ,Smo
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a@AWAY WITH SPECTACLES.-OLD EYES
made new, without spectacles, Doctor or Medicine.
Pamphlet mailed free receipt Of ten cents Address
T. B. FOoIE, NJ D., No. 1lso Broadway, New York.
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Domestic Markets.

NEW yoRK, February 26. Stocks Aeady. 5-2Gs,
Of go, coupons, 11ot. Money 6@7. Exchange, GO
days, 81; sight 81. Gold 1881. Flour dull and
dropping. Corn dull and slightly in buyers favor.
Pork dull; new Mess $40 80. Lard dull; barrels
12a@13sc. whiskey quiet. Peas quiet. Cotton
quiet and heavy at s1@s1sc. for Mddhng Uplands.
Freishts dull. .,'--.
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EVENING" DISPATCH.


Cotton quieter, sales 1900 bales, at 81. Flour
declined from 5a1O. Wheat dull and declining.
Corn 10 lower. Sugar steady. Other groceries
quiet Naval Stores firm. Freights dull, steam, t;
all, 5-16as. Gold, 1894.
AUGUSTA, February 26.-Cotton dull and de-
clining, at 2saa29.
WILMINGTON, February 26.-Cotton very weak
at %.
SAVANNAH, February 26.-Cotton dull and de-
clinipg, and quoted at %.
NEW ORLEANS, February 26.-Cotton weak; Low
Middhng 2ssc.; AiddIng s0a. Sales to day $500
bales; receipts during the last three days 7611.
Flour dull; superane s11 4Oa11 5o Sugar dull fair
12ac. Molasses dull-75asOc. Tobacco unchanged.
Gold s8sass. Sterling 4s9s5o. New York sight
discount. ,,f q. !!
BALTIMORE, February 26.-Cotton dull. Mid
ding s1sas2. Coffee firm, Sugar steady. Flour
dull and nominal. Corn firm. Provisions in good
demand.
ST. LOUIS, February y26.-Flour quiet; unchanged.
Wheat active. Corn firm. Whiskey dull and
dropping.
CMonNATI, February 26.-Flour steady; un-
changed. Corn in good demand at full prices
ear 56a57 shelled 63.
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THE SUMTER WATCHMAN

Ts PUBLISHED EVERY WEDNESDAY, AT SUM-
| TER, g. G., by GILBERT FLOWERS Propr1etorB.
at FOUR DOLLARS per anuum invariably In advance.
Advertisements inserted at usual rates.
Every style OF Job Printing executed IN the neatcst
stve and greatest dispatch. September 2.
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@ MIR. ECUYER GEORGES LEOPOLD) rs
requested to call at the FRENCH ooNsULTEto to receive
an important document. FRENCH CONSUL
February rs
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TIE HERALD.
THE MARION STAR.

TsTABIIsHED NEARLY TWENTY YEARS AGO. rs
~ published at larion 8. G., in the central portion
chants Druggists Machiniss and all classes who desire
to extend their business In the Pee Dee country.
For the benefit of our advertising patrons shall in
addition to our subscription List which is constantly In
copies Of the STAR during the business season this
Fall.
Rates Of Advertising liberal. .,l.J1.
W. j. MoKERALI.
November 20 Editor and Proprietor,
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a%WE ARE AUTHORIZED TO ANNOUNCE
z. NJ. WHITING, Esq, candidate for Sheriff of
Charleston (JudiciaD District at the next election.
September 10
~ ARTIFICIAL EYES.-ARTEICIAL HU-
MAN EYES made to order and Inserted by Drs. f.
BAUcH and P. GoUGLEMANN formerly employed by
Ro1ssoNNzAu, Of Paris), No. 500 Broadway, New York
April "A -. 1Yr
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~ SPECIAL NTELLIGENCE.-WE PRO
POSE to furnish LAB0RERs of all classes for Farmers
Railroads. Shop Garden, store Hotel or general House.
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Persons desiring employment viii call at No. sos King
street; and all orders for Laborers will be promptly met
and satisfactory reference given.
February % LIMO S.B HALL CO.
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sHlPP'I:.NIa O..
FOR NEW YORK.

REGULAR UNITED sTATRs MAIL .LMK..
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a@ FINAL NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAV-
ING claims against the Estate Of the lata Miss MARY
coBu, will hand them In duly atested and all indebted
to the same win make payment to Messrs. BOWERS L.
snCoX before the twenty-eighth instant as the
Estate will be then finally settled. -.
ANN @. LAFAR,
February 13 VS. Administratrix
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THE FREEDOM OF THE PRESS IN
FRANCE. ..-...7

TO this complexion have we come at lastl
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Our New England and New York compatriots are
in q most unbecoming state Of M-huuaor. Read
the following from the Springfield Republican