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Vermont watchman and State journal. [volume] (Montpelier, Vt.) 1836-1883, 1868-12-02
rI1nE GREAT nan YnRK AGnIrlI

Il TURAi, HORTlCULTt RAJ AND FAMILY
NEWSPAPER Tho Rural 4imvfeu, published in the
city of New York, is now tho LARGEST and MOST
ELEGANT paper Of is clas Zoo the United Sthto Price
Siu year. lucupus fl25U % copies SD or only one
D0iu year. Every suhscrhcrin clubs Of ten mo $500
will receive % FREQ package of EARLY ROSE pUIA-
TOES, selling at $40 per hhl, POST PAID worth eiAi
The Rurni AnlsricU Is everywhere admitted 90 Doc the
BEST CHEAPEST, and the most PRACTICAL nrmcrl
and utgrowcrs paper Ia this country lis cditol-iu-
chief Is an old ihrrnor and fuigtOwer of Forty Years
eXpcr enco The publication Of th- paper removed
n June last nom Utica, \. V, 90 Now York City aud
the Editorial and Business O0oe TO Now brunswick. a.
j., near New York; whero its proprietor owns farm
within the city limts Of p acres worth s7Uu0l; and
also has large cAsu CAPITAL 10 peunaueucf to
his publications Club Agents wanted everywhere who
are paid liberal compensation. samples OF paper,
blink subscription lists So. free. Address r. d. Nj.
NERi New Brunswick, New jersey.
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siblc to the changes of heat aud cold, is often
thrown up in ridges of two burrows turned
together These are split in the spring and
narrowed, to prepare for grain or potatoes.
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The English Minister at Washington
gets 100000 year, $4,000 more than the
head of the Government to which he is &c.
credited.
The result of the late elections in Erg-
land is very favorable to she Liberal party
they having in a full house a majority of 1870.
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IN POOR
HEALTH

One Of the best medicines probably the very hos ever
prescribed for the numerous and distressing ailments
hnqWn as FEMALE COMPLAINTS Is Dodds NorYino
Limbs pnpiaton Of the Heart Iaintness Los Of Ap-
petite bearng-lown Pain, Prostitution Of Strength Re-
mned Excessive Irregular or Painful Mensos-all
Yield 10 W magic power For liysera, Epilepsy Mol
ancholy, Nc 1t Z all but inhllblc 1t IS also most VAL
uahIo TO ladies who are experiencing the change incident
q advanced years Then it Is that constitutional mala.
ales make THOR appearance fnny be lurking about the
ysie ana give caste TO remaining days. Dodd's Nor-
portant period, maintaining the vgor and tranquility of
gafiy me- and carrying them with easu and safety
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OF the medicines used in pulmonary consumption. no
one, or any combination OF them. has proved efficient
as The CgHsfffi0H1i Rsaor1ior This Is preparation
composed Of powerful vegetable substances iu skillhl
Hnntpu, possessing penetrating properties that
search and cleanse and sor2to e systen, correcting
its Diseased action. and rcsorng its healthy Ytalcs
Consumption, iu it, first stages always cured hy u.
Thousands, who have been gFcu up By their physicians
a ncumhr have been restored % perfect health by the
use Of the RENONArOR. IL o. the most prompt, safe
ami pleasant Alternative and pulmonary medicine in The
world and when properly administered Sc Will uen, hy
purifying tho blood and stimulating the system care
many complaints which Il would not ho supposed ID
conid reach Coughs influenza hoarscness, Group "
hives Uleursy Inflammation of the lungs pain and s1f-
mes Of the breast difficulty OF breathing, and many other
diseases Of the lungs and chest disappear with is
though by maglc
In the irst stage Of Consumption the RENOYATOR
acts a. specific and capable uf producing by direct
influence ofits own the removal Of the deposited tuhor
cuous matter. IL iuvguinies digestion, improves the
character u the blood and hy pecu power mOdiles
the nutrtro process ns 70 remove entirely the ten
dcncy 20 the deposition Of tubercles. Il has the great
advantage ofmtiug tonic influence over the digestive
nervous system and the general circulation, which Of
the greatest advantage in ohrilo stages Of the disease
AMER the patient takes the RENOEATOR for a short
time lac becomes eshy exchanges DIS pnlcncss for "a rud-
dy or healthy color, and feels himself nearly or quite
we'll Every physician should recommend thor patients
o. keep Il always ON hand.
Any one wishing their lungs cXamned, or 10 consult
ON any disease Whatever can call On DR. nKLrON free
Of charge.
Tile RENOVATOR Is sold by druggists and storckeop-
srs throughout The United States and Cauadns
Should your druggist not have H. write Immediately 10
DIR. HiLToN who viii send the RENOVATOR, by TX
press to any locality upqs application TO the
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A MEXICAN & FOREIGN PATENTS,
X. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS

X. II. EDDY,
SOLICITOR OF PATENTS
Late Agent Of the L. s. Patent Occ Washington under
the act Of 1857
No. ~ state Street, Opposite kiiby street, Boston,
Ater an extensive practice Of upwards Of twenty years
continues 10 secure patents in the United Saes also In
Great Britain France and other countries Cnveats
Specifications Bonds, Assignments and all papers or
drawings for patents, executed reasonable terms with
dispatch. Researches made into American and Foreign
works 10 determine the validity and utility Of Patents u
Inventions and legal and other advice rendered IN all
matters touching the same. Copies of the claims Of any
patents furnished by RENTING ono dollar Assignments
recorded In Washington
No Agency in the United States possesses superior flci-
to5 for obtaining patents or a8certaiung the patent
ability Of inventions.
During eight months the subscriber In the course
his large practice mndo twice rejected applications
iayor by the Commissioner Of Patents.
TESTIMONIALS.
81 regard Mr.. Eddy az one OF tho most capable and
successful practitioners with whom have had official in
tereourse. CIIAs. BASON.D
Commissioner of Patents,
have no hesitation in assuring inventors that they
cannot employ man more competent and Trustworthy
and morn capable Of putting their application in form
70 secure FOR then gu carly and favorable confederation
at inc Patent Ohce. EDMUND BuRkE.n
Late Commissioner of Patents
Mr. II, H. Eddy has made for thirteen appliea
IONS pa an but one Of which patents have been granted
anu mat Is the one now pending Such uumlstakahlo
proof OF great talent and ability his part lends mo Ia
recommend all inventors 10 apply to him TO procure
ther paenisi a. they may DO SURF OF having the most
ialthtu attention bestowed their cases. aud az vury
Nohoiane charges Join TA6lAHr."
Jun l. 1905. 4ii5
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Il
Some months ago was called 10 attend lady of VII.
uamshurg, n. y, who had long been suffering nom
Troublesome uterine disease. It's presence was marked
by constant vaginal discharge, sometimes OF n watery
consistency and sometimcs creamy and uluoollruenf
she ad been under other treatment tor somctme but
constantly grew worse Vaginal examination disclosed
extensive ihdunuon and liberation Of the corvx utcrl
The uterine INFLAMMATION which was evidently assuming
chronic form, was also Aggravated by lonn-standne
constipation, palpitation oil the heart neht-sweats
cough poor appetite, and almost daily Giutuas She
mhted 70 entire nsennhility during one OF my nrst
Fsit commenced OF course, By such active local
treatment as tie liberation demanded and then apul III
fconNcniont % see her frequently and e0eet 10 mark
W healing Of the ulcers Ia the early stages qilo brr
'uy every other week For tonic and in
-N soiant budds NerYlne only was prescribed had
'oge Time before become acquainted with It's properties
ana know az nothing sale or satsotorv In III. pro
able elects Aud the result completely Justified nv ex
pectalon. IN less than fortnight the bowels ma be-
come nee and regular In their movements tho NIGHT
sWeala disappeared and appetite began 10 grow The
mining spells became less frequent and soon Goa sed MI
t9sethc Ia another fortnight there wa no moro cough
The vaginal discharge was sensbly diminishing sleep
was normal and refreshing, and tho general health al
ededly Improved. What remains Is soon told mo ma
uent continued The use of the Norvne, nud no other
melelhel or some weeks longer, when my further nt-
tendance was not required. Since her recovery have
seen hei hnt once. She seems perfectly we'll Her oy
over restored health naturally enough most enthns
no. She mover before had medicine give nor such en
l9it-anq sueh appettoand such sloepand such eour-
ase-and such strength. She woudn'ttrp 10 keen None,
again without IT, and 10 forth and forth Il sny own
opinion al The Norvine Is tho best tonic and eorreeiye
o. te .nale 9rgnnzatlon that has como under nv
observation. shall not fail to continue NJ ma In 1
similar eases and the profession know they are numer
For sale by all Druggists. Price, One Dollar.
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TICKET OFFICE
FOR THE WEST ASp SOUTHWEST


VIA
BURLINGTON and RUTLAND. TROY and S'HD-
ECrADY. and NEW YORK CENTRAL RA1LhOAA
o. via thamplaiu steamers, making direct c1nlaat-i
With the GREAT WESTERN Railroad al susIcait
Briigc, and LAKE SHORE Railroad 90 RlFfALn p
CHICAGO and al points les cod ala1 Via OGuIAs
BURnli and OlAND TRUNK RAilrosls
Tickets or sale always ut the lowtsi rates anl ii.
gage checked through VIA tiic above routes.
For any Information desired ctll on or address
T. r. rRU r.. Tidlsf frfsi
Once at PAVILION, opposite ihe Depot,
GldaW MONTPELIER ~
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ROUTE
VERMONT CENTRAL RsllnoAptis

VERMONT CENTRAL RAILROAD LIS
Connecting a. OEcnshur-h with the Grnnd Truul hr-'
and Naicrtpwn, \. Y. Central and Great Western ia
road for Detroit, and no Detroit uith the Michigan %
trail Railroad, Michigan Southern and Detroit Afga1
kce Railroad for Chicago, Milwaukee, Cincinnati s.
Louis. st. Paul, and AN point south and West
This line Is running Two express trains from Mont
pelicr each
nuv yoar fekata nf
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4 hNE DOLLAK ONE DOLLAR.-MIc
N/sERNE CO., 35 sudbury st., Boston arc sole pro-
prletors and manufacturers OF the newly invented Pcor
gss Double Pen Fountain. Agents wanted everywhere
WIN each fountain ssld whether single for specimen or
to clubs they send slip Higuf charge describing some
article they Will sell for One Dollar They supply
sary articles Of unequalled quality dcfing competition
IA TINS trade Commissions, 81 To $500, according 10 size
sent free.
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1low Advertisements.

Ibb(D EfltutF no Olli Clllc'
.---~---~------ ~-----,-.-
zone Of the Best Agricultural Periodicals in Inc Coun
try.N-h0'ioH Journal
NEW ENGLAND FARMER.
1909. Vol NNiv 1909
ADVANCE TERMS. Weekly, sa'1 Monthly, $40.
Liberal premiums for new .ut.crIicr send stamp io
''''''' ''' Il. p. EATON co., Boston Mas.
DRIZEs CAsHEE in Royal Havana
Il Kentucky, and Missouri lotteries Circular. fcu
JOSEPH BkTRs, No. "a broadway Ncv York Pos
0nco BOX, i'oi
LICENSED BY THE
TINTED STATES AUTHORITY.
s. G. THOMPSON 8. cos
onrAt one DOLLAR sAtr or
Silks, Shawls, Dress Goods, Linen Goods
Linens, Dry Goods Cottons, Fancy
Goods, Albums Bibles Cutlery
Silver Plated Ware, Watches,
Sewing Machines, &C..
Thoso ar.ielc. 10 be sold OF tho uniform price, of
ONE DOLLAR EAcH,
uhV mono ~ Nc PAM l'i Nh you hhNM WIN ANN tiN o.
receive.
THE most popular and economical method of doing hus
noss in tho country.
BY P4ruovuya rms sttr you hayc elauao to ca
change your goods.
1900
"."''" q"
, r,-t,.., BY,
TERMS no A0LN Us.
Nol helle Nie Coup N' 'N Nl u
Pc IN .l N.N NHliN.f WHO I' sou Hl 900 tAlN W IN
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w. Central Railroad, Nnntpclcf
you want your baggage checked through 20 Cheaga
This line does not cheek hafr.agc on tickets sul W
outside agents 70 the West and Will not assume any
luualhlity Nlr fha "a
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Aduertis
VERMONT CENTRAL AND am.
VAN RAILROADS. 'VLLl'
FALL ADVANCEMENT.
Commencing Sept "a, 1868
TRAINS GOING SOUTU tNp ~

'f''' 1919 '""f ~ dNN fIgy
Leave Montpelier NJ 90 a. m., 2i7pm
Mail fmin leaves houses Point ut fina'm nh
pa@ongora nom Ogdcnslufgh r. H.. and oag ieepg
White luscr Junction and Bellows FalIs III, unnogi
Boston, Worcester Springfield and with t,. alul b
sumpsc X. H., arriving In Now York a. M il 90 "a
Day Express leaves Montreal at s4oa n, Pm.
nj ~ H. M, Opicnaburgh M $50 a. NJ Rom ~ john
a. M Tor Boston, 49, arriving In Boston via i e... 9t
Night Express leaves Orionshursh nt I'M
trrnl nt $50 y. M, NOusrH Point at gs a T., w. ~ M
al li5 p. m, arriving III Boston at si0 A. M el john
Wotcosor and with Vermont Valley Rsiirs god az
acd 49,, and arriving IN New York at ll ~ spnrg
TRIMS GofyG NORTH AND wrgp
Leave Montpelier at 2.io a. M, s.Ooa.m.as
Day Express leaves Boston via. fov.ii .,s.
Tor Burlington, 49, Adams, Montreal. A. 49, m
Montreal nt 1000 y. in.. Ordcnshurri Ia ll iiltg
max ing close connections with trains ~ ne W. u
Mail Train leaves Boston via. Lowell ID T0,
d. no. for Darlington aud st. Alhans az 20
The trains leaving Boston VIA Ftohburrnt7a
aud Springfield 40 I.t1 o.. M. connect at Wtit.l %.
Junction with thc Day Express train " WE
Accommodation Train leaves NufthnoId a-.
Tor huntington, Rutland, ~. Mhans, Rouse's pos, q
Nivht Exprcss leaves Bcliows F,ilsatton,.
coivius ua ssuugcrs from Vermont VALLEY Raii " u D.
ing New York at 1918 p No.. and from Cbe.bl,1 lF
road, leaving Boston al iQ r M, connecting al WYE
COR Burlington, R0u.u'a Point Montreal ani (, v n,
hurgh, connecting With steamers and Olaud Tfasi tt
sleeping ears arc attached to both The nisb, g..
Trains running between 3d. Adams and Bottom s5.
Through Tickets for Chicago and Che Wc.tfr.,.
the principal stations. q. MERRILL eg
ST. Adams Sept. %, lads. 'fN
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how ADVERTISEMENTS.


These Dyes olor the simplest and most useful means Of
Dyeing nouaohod Apparel presented 90 Tho public
They embrace every shade and can be used with cor
hainiy Of nii.iacton Inquire a. ne Druggists ioi
NbEDS LIQUID DYES, take no oftc tinf.
GEO. II. REED Co, Manufacturer. Boston.
Use Reeds Cbcmeai Sponge Blactng, the best Dressing
aud Backing Tor Ladies' and Childrun's Shoes, Rub
bors, Sc.
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E739l SOLD Send 20 cents for sample,
81 to BURT 4 co.. Biddoiori, Me.
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California ia twenty-five days
sisluiitfnf on fte C1snreiiag on ii Pos
ffaHns tIM n
ARIZONA COlURkNN
HENRY CHAUNCEI, CuNhlllllaN
NFW YORK COLDER Gid
OCEAN " ZEN SACRAMENT
NORTHERN LIGHT holden SOL
COSTA RiCA MONTANA
&C.. fr.
ono Of che a.orc large and Fpl uiid steam.h.pf
leave Pier SO. ~ NDuh River aot "a Canal Street
o'clock uo0u nn thc sth 10Th aud .iih NJ ctoil u.H
cxccyt when those datcs tll 90 Sunday and thla .la
preceding saturday., inr ApiuEau counectuf IS
Panama Railway with one 1T Che Company steam.
nom pannma 90 San Frnncis.i touching at A0apuia
departure Of DO aul lith connect ~ fauull va
stcsmrrs Tor sorTu pkDFiC ard NNsrnht tNf4.f
rrnIs Those oi ist i0urh at MasEtEiiLo.
Departures 10 afh each month connect VIII hf -
steam limo ilum Plnama 90 AUSTRALIA and Nav L1.
LAND.
TIE Steamer Of December l.6s, connects elective
steamer Great Republic, leaving san Ffaneael. la1 &
$50 ilr Japaa aui China.
one lisndrud Pounds hassneu allowed each e4uit
Baggage masters nreImpanY naE-nec through Al. a
tend 90 lalif end children without male pr1io'iga
ir1m steam noais railroads aud passenger who prrf
schd early. An experienced surgeon 1n holri. Ate
elmo and attendance free
For pa,sagc Tioset.. or further information, appl ,
The Company Tickets 1neo GA the Wharf iiot 10 tA'
Street North River, New York.
G. L. BARTLETT & co,
June ~, 500. 10 Broad ST. Boston.
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on and aner December 3hl l.Ni, Passenger Tf,..
will run as l1lloWsi
UPWIRD TRIMS
ACCOMMODATION ruAls leaves Concord at inm.-.
9r White River Junction. connecting eitI ~
VOLS River. Sf JohuHhury. Barton. Nruuf.lf AN.
hy aul Mlfoe Lake., stanstcadi bath, latlr.a6 49,.
t6r Sc. Aai With tfains luF MONTPELIER ra.'@5-
st. Adams housc's Point Montreal, osi1u.lufri al
D,Y Fxrnrss TuAiv leaves Concord at iea.
COR White River Junction, connecting with tr.'., p
Montpelier Burlington, Nnuac's Point Montreal
and with u4densOurlh aud Grand Trunk halHt,g
naia6i Team leaves at 9.If D. tn., Tor TrlniH, ..,
Fyfsrva E1rnrss TRAIN leaves Concord % .a.-...
or White River junction, connecting with trIis b.
Montpelier. Burlington. &c. AlNaus, Rouse plr.. u
trenl. % rlcnshurrh aud tho Ncst.
sOr on arrival nf trains from BostonN ofcafef Pe.
mouth, Portland, &c.
DOBNBdRD TRIMS
fMoayiva E1ruEss TaArs leaves White liver is
ton Tor Concord at ia O.. M. ur co arrival 90 lf- e.
OgionsuufEh and Montreal ON Mlnday a6r =
4 BnisroL TaAtS leaves Bristol FOR Coucori a., AN
and Fnnhin af 900 a, ne.
fMAIL TRAIN leaves White River junction nf C-
cord az llfl D. or on arrival ~ trns nfer ne ff
mont Ccntml. Passumrsle. and White Nouniini ai
DAY TtrHF,s TRAM leaves White River Iun-,Ia d
$50 %. t or ou arrival uf trains from MnUir.1. II
Orlcn.lureh. Emttonur0, kccuo. Believe ltlt N..
500 Ac cuunectInE nc Concord with trains Ni Nartf
tcr. Nashua, Lowell. and Boston.
fThcsf trains connect a. touc0ri with ifari Nf
Manchester lawrcuce, pounmonth. rortitnf NiIri
Worcester, Sew York. LoNgii, and io.lon.
ONhLuW SrEARNS faa
Concord. n. H. DE. l.6l.
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Fares less Than any OtAer Route
PROFESSOR +. MORRILL, return. b.

All correspondence In regard to Western routes o.
trcssod 10 s. L. HowE Montpelier, VI.
l.. MILLS. General emit, Boston
Montpelier Jan l. fs6s Hy
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DAClFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COS
4 THROUGH LINE
+ q c 4 l. / + . X n Ia.
CHINA AND JAPAN,

and carrying the Z. S. Mail through d
California ia twenty-five days
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NORTHERN RAILROAD.


WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
on aud after December l5th, lall. pa..an.tt IT,.
eIII ram n. IlIIuWn. goo
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ss1lss lss'ssles sEsa saISaas
NEWS ItSrian.'

. CHARLESTON, March 81 Arrived
steamer Jsmes Adgars New Y York; /;
schooner Conservative, ,SNew York.
Sailed -stealnersl. Manhattan, Ash
land and Mantanzas, New York; The
sbeamer Falcon, Baltimore; ship Gall
outta, Liverpool ~ ~ n i;ris ..iilfG.
,RAnHIaH, March 21.. AThe public
debt Of North Carolina, under, ths,
new Constitution, is to be on the .1st-
of July, 1869, S19, ,476, 500; the in
terest on NhiDh, Que on that day, will
be 1851 600, is ordered to be paid by
the, Constitution. The additional tax
upon the people to be raised next
year, will be 1886 0OQ--.both Of which
being added to the present tax, will
swell them to, the enormous sum lof
$3,600,000. These disclosures make
the people stand aghast, and it is
universally contended that it cannot
be done; and the enormous taxation
alone, if nothing else, will make the
people reject the new Constitn zion.
Heretofore the State taxes, leaving
out County taxes and interest on the
State debt, have never been moro
than $500, 600. q ~; - =. r
.WAsHrEGToN, March 21.AThe. Ge-
neral Assembly of California, has re-
jected the 14th article, by forty-six to
twenty-four. =, 1t7& s,,t
internal revenue receipts to-day
&242. 600; of the week 81, 1850, 900.
Gen. Hancock doubts the success
OF. the Constitution in Texas.
A Memphis despatch, estimates the
majority against the Constitution in
Arkansas at 5000. &..,- y-%f
Municipal elections in Pennsyl-
'vania show Democratic gains.
brakes new rule of procedure,
nominating. the presiding officer Mr..
President. instead of, Mr.. Chief, Jus.
tice. will induce long debate. Lis
suggested that Drake Is usurping the
functions of the managers, in COM
batting hidden purposes Of the de-
fence. 80 e,|t
The weather is cold and heavy, and
telegraph interrupted.
The Oregon State Convention has
declared for Pendleton. D.. a,. !,
., Dispatches from Boston, Balti-
more, and other Northern cities,
speak Of heavy snow storms and de-
tention of trains. G.ft... -sl
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SHERIFF,S' SALES. !

pYv virtue OF sundry writs Of Jseri fdcids,
I'D to me directed, I will sell, on the
FIRST MONDAY and TUESDAY in April
next, before the Court House in Columbia,
within the legal hours, the following pro-
perty, viz:
All that lot, piece or parcel of LAND,
upon which is situated the Hotel known as
the "Shiver Honse," in the city of Colum-
bia, and bounded on the East by estate of
J. /. Walter. South by Plain street, West
by j. @. Janney's lot and Gates street, and
North by Catholic Church lot; levied ON
as the property of William Shiver, at the
suit Of Robert G. Shiver us. VIM. SILVER.
ALSO, ...
All that lot Oh parcel Of LAND, in the
city Of Columbia, ON which is erected q
largo Machine Shop and Foundry. The
lot contains about 23 acres, and bounded
North by Richland street, East by E. W.
Marshall's lot and homestead of defend
ant, South by Laurel atreet, and West by
Lincoln street; levied on as the property Of
VIM. Glaze, at the suit Of E. J. Arthur vs.
Wm. Glaze. ..,..,
A tract of Land, in Richland District,
containing 1880 acres, more or less, and
bounded on the North by @. e. Frost,
East by Wateree River, South by John
Motley, and West by lands of - Kerri-
son; levied on as the properly of Moore
& Poag, at the suit of the State of South
Carolina for taxes.
Terms cash. T. W. GREEN,
March IA / =. R. D,
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Congressional.

WAsH1NaroN. March 21.-In the
House, efforts were made to reduce
the regular army to $4,000, which
were defeated. Drake endeavored
Intellectually to push his new rule.
nominating the Chief Justice. Mr..
President. NEe :
In a. loose discussion in the House,
on'a bill muzzling the Supreme
Court, Woodward characterized the
action jof the House as indecent.
Maynard, of Tenn, said the indie
cency was on the part of the Supreme
Court, which seeks to transcend its
legitimate sphere and decide politi-
cal questions, A process was issued
from the Supreme Court against
Grant, Meade, Ruger. and Rockwell,
~, .rnable 1st December next, to
answer, in the Georgia case. The
Court retains, under advisement, the
question of preliminary injunction
against these parties