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You hereby summoned and required to answer the
complaint In this acon which will be hsd tho
Clerk Of the Superior Court OF the city OF New York. at the
City Han, New York; and to . COPY your
said complaint the subscriber, nj his o1ce No. -,
within twenty days after the serving OF TIL. on
you, exclusive Of the day OF service and fail 70
TO the said complaint within the time Aforesaid the
plaintiff IN this action will apply 70 the court for the relief
demanded In tue complaint.
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plaintiff q attorney.

The signature ~ plaintiffs attorney IL also bogus
In this case, aud the preliminary documents thus
manufactured having been sent to the referee the
hired tools oil the procurer 60 before the releree 70
give evidence Each perJurer gives bogus pane
70 the referee and mas slip OF paper inside ms mas
bearing the dates mentioned In the complaint 50 rs
to make no mistakes. As he makes MS state
mcnt he keeps an eye on the msmoran,
dun In his hat and II thus enaoed 70 teil
= straight story. Three or four OF sucn rascals
having made afiidavts corresponding with the COM
plant the referee, who, perhaps may % acung
mendatOn ana the case goes 70 the court when, the
defendant not appearing tho decree Of divorce Is
Immediately issued. Before any record y made .,
then forwards the decree TO the complainant who
knows nothing OF the "details OF the suit. In some
record At ali unless the applicant for divorce per-
sonally attends 10 It, thus, In less than month,
Mrs. Smitn gets her divorce ana imagines mat
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average IciHpcfaturc yestcrudy....... OLA
Average temperature Tor corresponding date
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The New York Post says "a states-
manlike adjustment of our tariff and tax
laws would relieve the people of half the
burdens they now endure, and yet actu-
ally increase the revenue. It wonld re-
lieve them of nearly two-thirds in amount
and Of nineteen-twentieths in number,
OF oil the. duties now levied, aud still
produce revenue enough to diminish the
debt Handsomely the first year. 1t wonld
give new impulse to the industry and
trade OF the country, such as would not
only rapidly develop its idle resonI ces,
and add TO the general standard OF com.
fort in life, but would impart new elias
ticity to the revenue themselves, So that,
with each succeeding year, large reduc-
tions Of taxation would be accompanied
by rapid payment of the public debt.
1t would, in short, solve every impc rtant
financial problem now before the Gov.
ernment, and leave the country free to
make itself, what nature and a great
people are trying under difficulties to
make it, the first in Ohristendom in
wealth and prosperity"
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Living Writers of the South.
present.
Nov %

GHORT biographies, lists OF works, and ex.
- tracts from tue most popular volumes oI
every living writer Of the southern United
States. By Professor James Wood Davidson.
worry large handsome book. Prico % co.
vashti. or Until Death us Do Part. BY Au-
thor OF Beaula, Macaris, &o. s2.o0.
The Polar World-a popular description oil
Men and Nature in the Arctic and Antartiu re-
gions Cf the Globe-iilustrated. S375.
The Romance OF spanish History, by John
8. c. Abbott; with Illustrations.
Pictorial Field Book OF tho War Of 1919. By
Benson j. Lossing, ahthor OF Pictorial Field
Book Revolution. S7O0. "'f
Photograph Albums, Pocket Cutlery, 6o., at
DUFFIR l. CHAPMAN'S Bookstore.
Nov ~
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Services iil the A. Nj. E. Church.

COLUMBIA. S. c., November &c, 1862
At Bethel A. M. F.. Church, Sabbath,
November %, religious services will be
conducted MS follows: At 1Ol1 n. NJ,
Rev. W. II. Thomas. At 3 p. M, Rev.
David Harris. AT 7 p. M, religious SER
vices will be held in the church every
evening during tho ensuing week. Also
course OF free lectures will be given
every Tuesday evening, commencing
ut o'clock. The services of the fol-
lowing gentlemen have thus far been
secured: 1st. November Both, Mr.. Alex.
ander Richardson, of Cleveland, o.
Subject: Man and bis Masters" I'd.
December 7th, Mr.. j. E. Green. Sab-
ject: Science and Religion" Sd. De.
cember 14th. Hon. j. J. Wright, of
Beaufort. 8. @. Subject: -. At the
close OF lecture there will be collection
taken up to defray the church expenses
w. D. HARRIS, Pastor.
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State of South Carolina---Richland Co
IN TuE 90 IyPI, Nk D PQ LIE

State of South Carolina---Richland Co.
IN TIE COURT or PROBATE.
By Wil;iam Hutson Flgg. Judge of Probate in
Richtnnd County.
XXTHEREAS, William ]. jackson hath ap.
w piled to mo for letters Of administration,
DE- bonis non, with will annexed, on the estate
OF JAMES JACKSON, late Of I;ichland, de-
ecnsed These arc, therefore, to cite and ad.
monieh all and singular the kindred and cre-
ditors of the said deceased. to be and appear
before me, at Court OF Probate for tho said
County, to be holden at Columbia, on the 11th
day of December, 1869. at 10 O'clock a. M, to
show cause, il any, why the said ndministra-
ton should not be granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Court, this 27;h day of November, A. ID. 1862
and liz the ninety fourth year OF American in.
dependence. WILLIAM HU rSON WIGG,
Nov % Do Judpa Of Probate
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k Glowing IL enc census return for
E5nnee County 9ote} v0siRg popplatioq
white ], 456: AoloreA 431H Totai
natA6as OF persohA. ~ all Bes: tales =
white 1850; colorEA L23G FdfhnlesI
|$hits .S&7; dolores !, 1,A04a Tota mae
Esd fsmaae- Cd, ,20a.; 6blorsa. g, ed.
Aggregate 40, ,846 inhabitants.
:, DALaIhsA.-The Austrian S-oyincs OF
Daimatia Is in o state of inanrrection.
Austria Illegally attempted conscription
there. bat Dalmatia resisted and drove
out the 'Kaiser's Sufrisons. at the latest
aates,c cnn-A Austrian army of &c, 600 mon
had been badly whipped by l. 900 sof the
insurgents. y '
The editors are now making oat a fist
notable deaths" 81 1859, to publish
on New Year'a morning. We would
therefore suggest to those who wish their
names recorded on this liet 70 make their
cordingly.
An old man Of sixty.nine was burned
to death in his house, near Clarksville.
Indiana, recently. On retiring ne had
left long stick of wood protruding from
the stove, and this falling. set fire TO the
house, which was destroyed. u
A colored man, who had been sent TO
signal n train on the Virginia and Ten.
nessee Railroad, fell asleep on the track,
and was run over and killed.
Cattle stealing is not so common along
the Rio Grande as 1t has been. A com.
pnny of cattle owners recently hanged
eleven thieves to one tree.
"Oh! what an excellent Tonic" is the
language OF the invalid who uses SOLO
MONS BrrrERs. N21
An earthquake occurred recently in the
Philippine Islands, by which eight per-
sons are known to have been killed.
"Just the thing!'' Such is the excla.
NATION of the Dysreptics who use Solo
MONS BTTTERs. MI
Congress- will begin with nineteen con.
tested election cases.
The weak and emaciated mother says
''My health and strength is restored b.
the use OF" SoIoMoNs' BrTrERs. MI
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A large meeting of negroes was held
IN Nashville on Thursday, Mt which it
preambled and resolved that the coloret,
people are completely at the mercy of
the whites; that they want the world to
know they are down-trodden race; that
they bear no malice; that they only want
to vote for whom they please and be
paid for their labor; that they have
shown a forbearance that would have
done honor to the most highly educated
to make them smere serfs and political
tools;" that forbearance has ceased to be
q virtue; that security can only be se-
cured by combination throughout the
State; and that, therefore, convention
be held in Nashville on the 18th proxi-
mo.
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The National Board of Trade meets in
Richmond on Wednesday next, Decem-
ber l.. The Richmond papers contain
indications daily of the great prepara-
tions making in that city for the enter
tainment of the delegates. Thus we see
that free return tickets will be furnished
to all the members of the National Board,
and that the use of all the telegraph
companies will be rendered to them.
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Do You WANT HEA1TH?--AN WHO
DOES Nor2-If 80. be advised, USE DE-.
TUFTS SARsAPARILLA AND QUEEN's De-
LIGHT, the great Alternative and blood
purifier. There is no mystery about the
universal success that attends it's use. It
is the finest selection Of tonic, anti-bi-
lious, anti-scorbutic, aperient and puri-
flying Herbs. Roots and Barks that ever
entered into any medicinal compound.
N276
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A COLD To.DAY-a cough tomorrow,
q tightness Of the breast the next. Pneu-
monia follows. Consumption crowns
the fatal issne-all from neglected cold
or cough. STANLEY's CELEBRATED CoUaH
ExPKcToRANT, known more than quarter
OF century, is the only sure remedy.
The remedy is at hand. Why will ye not
nse it? For sale by FISHER & HEINrTsH,
Druggists. MO
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SB- The outstanding circulating Notes oi
the Bank Of Newberry, South Carolins, will be
redeemed on presentation at tho Bank. in
United States Currency, at par, on and alter
MONDAY, Novembor 20, 1863
b D. BOYD, President.
BANK OF NEwBERnY, s. c., Nov. 27, 1869
Nov % 2t
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Pipes Pipes!! Pi,es!!!

A LARGE and choice selection OF roal Nicer
"A schaums, from IS to $20-imitaton from
75 cents to 50 Also. fine assortment Of
s.d sriar and Rubber PIPES, Cherry and Rubber
Holders; just received, at z. POLLARDa.
Nov 2S mth12
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Special Meeting.

TsHHE members OF the Hehrc" ren-,..i"nt
Il bcciety, and all resident Israelu:o ~ Co.
lumbia. arc requested to attend n meeting
THIS MORNING, at 10 o'clock, at thu Iin'l Of
tho lndopnndent Fire Company, to consider
matters OF Importance JACOB LEVIN,
Presidont Hebrew Benevolent Society.
Nov %
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South Carolina Branch Of the Piedmont
and Arlington Life Insurance Co.
THE Board OF Directors Of this branch will
l. meet Tuesday, the 3Oth instant, in the
room OF the Carolina National Bank, at 81
o'clock p. III. by order Of the President.
Nov ~ 4. L. LRAPHART. Hec'Y
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Eutaw Encampment No. 2. I. o. o. F.
,,-,.y. AMEETIEG Of this Encamptncnt
will be held TO-MORROW (Mon.
S$@ lay EVENING, at o'clock. Every
''7~sSS member ie earnestly urged to be
present. BY Diepensatiou.
Nov % @. II. HARRISON. Rcribe
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r. q 0aa Ete m ..
AsorE Esponden} }ip 5e.,ssa.SS rnB.'
ME- Aaka She question: 'Ths BID RidAe
Rai}toad S-how doesitI staud2" 1--WE d.
sire 70 dd-The Goldhbias pa4Al-hw
does il stand? The Governor has not
yet undertaken to explain this matter.
The people of Columbia are interested
in this matter. What is the state of the
case? TT.Htf I e.
THn PROPOSED University. We in-
vite the attention Of our readers to the
appeal Of Bishop Gregg and Others. in
behalf, OF this Southern University re-
ferred to. The enterprise commends
itself to the support and synpathies OF
Christians. Bishop Gregg ia South
Carolinian.
''THE School FESTIVAL. This beau
fiful little original magazine is now
ready. It is devoted entirely to school
exhibitions. recitations, dialogues, tab
leaux, obarades. etc., and is destined to
have q great popularity. It is the only
magazine of the kind we know of, has
been greatly needed, aud meets the
want. 1t is full Of good things for tho
large as we'll as for the smaller children
all original, and all first class. Send for
the magazine. and enjoy the whole of it.
1t is published quarterly, by Alfred L.
Sewell & Co., tho publishers OF that
popular juvenile magazine, TIE Liule
Corporal, Chicago, ILL.,, and costs fifty
cents yeur. Single copy fifteen cents.
CRUMBS. Our supplement, this morn
ing. contains an interesting article on
''Swedenborg," besides other matter,
which will repay perusal.
A horse attached to buggy ran off.
yesterday. and becoming dissatisfied
with the roadway, took to tho sidewalk.
The vehicle was demolished, bnt no othez
material damage done. 1 "i' '''-
None OF the courts were in session,
yesterday. ... ........- '5....
The Charleston passenger train did
not arrive last night until 9 O'Clock.
Cause e-the Kingville and Augusta train
ran off the track and blocked it up. Nc
serious damage. ne..,.i..
Chris. Haynesworth requests us to say
that his bathing arrangements, in his
barber shop. Colulpbia Hotel. are now
complete. and gentlemen can be furnish
ed with either hot or cold baths, at q
moments notice. A really good shave
such as Chris. always effects-and bath
afterwards. will make an individual feel
qnite youthful.
Eugene no doubt considers the Suez
Canal the most striking passage in Egyp-
tian history.
RELIGIOUS SERVICES TINS DAY.-Tri.
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
1Oll% A. M. and 4P.M.
st. Peters Church-Rcv. j. J. O'Con.
nell, Pastor, 10 A. M. and p M.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. A.
N. Talloy, 1OH A. NJ; Rev. r. d.
Smart. So p. NJ.
Marion Street Church-Rev. W. W.
Mood, l01s A. NJ; Church Meeting, 81
2. NJ; Rev. j. l.. Dixon, 71@ P. NJ.
Baptist Church-Rev. j. l.. Reynolds,
10k A. NJ.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. E. r.
Rude, 10H A. nj.
Presbyterian Church--Rev. w. E.
Boggs, TO-. A. M. and 7 P. M.
MAIL ARRANdRMENT5.-T Northern
and Western mails ara onen for deliveru
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Desirable Building Lot,

"E WILL SELL. at private sale, very
w desirable building lot, one acre in ex-
tent, on Plain street, in one OF the most desi-
rable and respectable neighborhoods in the
city. For particulars apply to
Nov 272 D. q PEGXOTTO N son.
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The latest new thing among Il ladies'
is to cultivate frecklee. If the world
keeps on progressing, boil on the nose
will some day be q fashionable necessity.
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II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." I use SoLo.
MONS BITTRRs. N2I
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Desirable Eight Room Cottage.

"E WILL SELL, at private sale, desira-
w ble eight room Cottage. with all neces-
sary out.buildings, on Assembly street, in o
respectable portion Of the city. For parlicu.
lars apply to d. q. PEIXOTrO i SON.
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Ale and Porter.

EREsH to hand: casks, 40 gallons, auin.
IL ness Dublin Porter.
~ salS F%ndSn Porter t,
% Bremen Lager Boer
Al. in piats-warranted genuine, and for salo
low-together with the best assortment of
PURE WHi!K!ES. WINES, BRANDIES, 60.
over offered in this market,
Nov 90 GEO sYMMEfss.
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MARRIED.

At the residence OF Gov. J. l.. Manning on
the evening Of the 23d instant, HENRY b.
RICHARDSON to Miss MARY II. MANNING,
both OF Clarendon District.
or Charleston papers please COPY
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Fresh Goods

ID ECEIVED to-day:
~ 90 Barrels Western FLOUR, super, OK
ira and family.
1000 pounds Fine Feed.
Best Orange County Butter, Dairy and Fac
tory Cheese, Saur Kraut. Mince Meat, tson,e-
hing nice.) Brandy Fruits, ies-assorted-
Canned Tomatoes, Peaches, Salmon, Cove
Fish, Fulton Market Beef, Pickles, Salmon,
Bay Maokerel, etc., etc.
Nov 20 LEAPHART & sT.oANs.
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Wanted Immediately.

COMMITTING over 1000 CANDLES, for tho
- purpose OF Illuminating Main street. from
Laurel to Boundary. BY order OF the Grand
Cyeloon. p. G.. SKULL, Secretary.
Nov 28 IL
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Why has nature given us two ears and
but one tongue? "In order that we may
repeat but half OF what We henr."
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Office Charlotte, Columbia and Augusta
Railroad Company.
2 3 ss;.slss'i ss:1.sa C.

COLUMBIA, November az, 1869.
TAI EMBERS of the Legislature will be passed
IVl over this Road at half fare each way,
when visiting their homes during the session.
Nov 262 q. BOUKNIGHT, Sup't.
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Take Notice---Wanted.
= GOOD DINING ROOM SERVANTS. Lib
- era! wages will be given. Also wanted, q
good STEWARD. Apply immediately at the
Nov n NIOKERSON HOUSE.
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WnupnsA 6ASBs1 AiiS Ravr.so,ieuag. =

! WnuonsA GAsDs1 AiiS Ravr.so,ipus.-X
lot Sf vSaaing daadS and ienvslopes, of
--latest S.yles. kas%jass BEEN received;
which win be printed II imitation Of on.
gra9ing end at less ethsn one tenth the
cost oaIl and ssstfss ae sns IA slt Phasn
ofhSe:io z.y 5ysd .t2a132 nle@ no aaa..
A man. is, first judged by his dress:
afterwards, by wbas he turns put TO he.
There is the story of the celebrated
painter and post eBSehin, who. walking
out one day in very shabby Clothes. be-
came more an objeSt Of deffsi5h thah re-
gard. He was noftihSd Nnaha went
home, and arrayiIg himself itN ,AiS very
best. again walked out, TO receiver On
every hand 'obseQnious attention. His
modification turned to anger, ADD RofrR
home he threw hia gold-Iace Goat on, enc
floor, and stamping on Isl exclaimed;
''Art thou Buchin OF am Ip" oTaa bon g,s
t.. 'i A-------->->lStlIE>-.>.in upv 1{'s,t, GI
NEW ENfs.-~Abb6ntioft is
called to the following advettisenents,
published the fifst timeithis marnmq: -.
Meeting Eutaw Enoampmens.. ~ ~
@. Bouknight-Railroad Notice.
Jacob Levin-Speoial Meeting. .,s-
w. FL. Wigg-Citation.rn, 7,ain y. o..
d. O. Pei1otto & Son--Auction.
P. G.. Skull-WantedI Immediately.
jacob Levin--AuGtion Sales. H. ;r,, 80.
Duffie & Chapman--Newi Books
E. Pollard-Pipes. 'a, la,i .Ga,i..-
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Caters.

USf RECEIVED. o fresh supply Of Misses
~ and Children's Double Sole, Button and
rosa Caters. J. MEIGHAN.
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N :
BnApFIE1D's FEMA4E REaULATon. We
have often read in the newspapers of, the
grand success of mndical compounds put,
up at the North and elsewhere. Many
of these medicines have had their day,
and we hear no more, Of them. Their
proprictors have made fortunes, not 30.
much from the curative powers and
virtues of their mixtures, as from, tha
notorriety given them BY. adyertiaipg, by
which people were made To r believe all
the good that was said Of them. A. Aprepa-
ration is now before thepublio which is
becoming very popular. and is known as
Bradfeld's Female Regulator, put MP, BY
L. II. Brad6eld & Co., of Atlanta. Such
is its curative virtues, that it has gained
widespread popularity all oyer the
country where it has been made known.
and il is being introduced every where.
We are informed that immense auanti-
ties of this medicine is being sold in ali
sections of the South and South west,
especially in the city Of New Orleans and
in Texas -.
This much we say in justice to it's
proprietors, who arc gentlemen of in
tcgrity, who would not, engage in the
manufacture and sale Of o humbug.
N16w [LaGrange Reporter.
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To the Pubic.

NvN 200 SACKS Liverpool SALT, standard
NtAsAzAwei9ht, which, we offer al low figures.
Es8MB 800 Bbls FLOUR, OF all grades, which
We will sell to dealers and at retail, 90 low as
the market will afford. ~ ~ W
New BUCKWHEAT-very choice.
We have also just fnished o large and com
modious Warehouse. for the purpose OF stor-
ing Cotton, which we will store and sell for
our friends. CAMPBELL& 4 JONES.
Nov 40 few doors above PHdNIx Office
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fSSx - - Va = SEsss.;SI;n = !, 4 " ~
& .sllVyOANJ:NA~DlGAsl ;O.. ;sSJ'
.. z; !,
s s. ,s.slasy .asoE9sa.. :: .slSsea.osA Ms Aoos
4 xAss 1asuntainsSy 81 ia .x.oora and "a Hs..i,
4 ,ss. !. isiiae BSsn. :, -. ''p ,''.s ~ E. ''1 =,
We presume that the coleyed laborert
.of sshe, etate'.a analps few deluded white
Asciississ @e disp5ssd TO e4peot mHcl
Of the Esoent Labor .CepyentieA- Even
siWes ouesslses, ovesiestimatedits capacity
! tok As rue coiofed people we're afous-
I ca 70 9 e9isdbiai sktenti !Ther@bise en-
! lelRss ss sllY ,adsnbehesd.i They were
{ tssgsessnted 90 stealing, ,as right, the
asseAssaspeS ghhaset I Labor must organize
-alhnat sals.tthis was che talk of blatant
m9gegasse aud political tsickssera
s sel shs Cohyebtion 'tlon y b was held. The
Asassfant Al Adiataht Gsnara-the black
mars OF Z. ,sae radical erny-is made Pre-
aadent, end the bneyl u. :. jackson is
Ss Af sSTSSsaffssJiiii sSTTSSsaffssJiii hep ioiows tine nsual
NOV ofe gas' gaad finally Mr.. It. j.
aaokey: si:5,s xho shot 90 badly as to miss bis
aephew at five PAGES, appears as the
grand aecoi'oae'tri Next, the laboriDg
mountaini brings forth its naouse-and
with three Zines three, the Convention
adJourns. ,s"' ~. :ae
Ihe Convention, no doubt. accom-
piisned It's political object. But "hen 1t
helps ms, poiofed laborers-when II re-
'saAss IN 1000, ciotheS' &c. TO him-we
would 4ke 70 Know OF lts so lar as
hlcniand is eoncerhed, wy have not heard
o. any white man participating in this
sSininel;obt ssps Of locst M raaioolismmxbo % ' ;s
no doubbIyery much Of a laboriua man
made motion. We belieye ho moved
that Mr.. Elliott take the Chair. :
AS we have befoke said ali good ciii.
gems will hail With HatfsfaetioS She pros.
perisy or the labotSf The State. Black as
we'll "a white. But. we wa Shis TO sav
to iall sensible fabo fiG, q, bnan. Since the
world began, no rb,99lSi had las vet been
found to, competence SandI {ssaith,- By
industry, by sobribty. 1by. honesty. by in
dividusl work. are aolid fortunes to- he
established. AS for the colored laborer.
IL he is wise, he will keep his labor out
OF the hands Of the trading politician.
A msn,s labor is his own. and q mans
capitaf iS his own, and no outside inau.
ence has any right to regulate the rela.
tions between them. The South Carolino
s--ez..
49, 49," e- .eioA"e
p "r .. W A", ""anu' f"'ne'
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IF he'State constabulary are disposed
to do their duty, why does not thei,
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-28

APPLES AS A PRoPHYLACTIC OF DYsPRP-
sIA.-An eminent French physician
thinks that the decrease Of dyspepsia and
bilious affection in Paris is owing to the
increased consumption OF apples, which
fruit, he maintains, is an admirable pro-
phylactic and tonic, as we'll as very
nourishipg and easily dgested article of
food. The Parisians devour 100, 900, 900
Of apples every winter.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1869-11-28

MAIL ARRANaEMENTs.- The Northern
and Western mails are open for delivery
at p. m. /; closed at 11.30 q. IN. Charles
ton day and Greenville open at S. 80 p.
M; closed at $50 p. m. Charleston
night mail open at $50 a. m.; closed at
4. 10 p. m. On Sunday. the post Office is
open from to p. m.