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~ .slEnh FOR NEW YORK--SWIFT-SURH
EkzRsssssz2G zsnss TRANSPORTATION Company Despatch
ava sWiit-sure Lines, via Delaware and Raritsu
Canal ON and amer the 18th OF March, leaving daily 4.
u ID. and p, NJ. connecting with all Northern and
Eastern lines,
For freight, which Will be taken on accommodating
terrnB apply to WILLIAM ID, BAIRD q CO.,
III No. 182 S. DELAWARE Ayenaa,
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COVER NMENT SALES.
GALE OF GOVERNMENT vEss

GALE OF GOVERNMENT VESSEL,
DEPUTY MATHEMATICS GENERALS OFFICE.
BALTIMORE, Md. Jan rs, 1899,
The United States steamer COLONEL RUCK ER
will be offered public sale the pr of Baitmore
Al u ociock, noon. on WEDNESDAY, February To-
PROPELLER.
OF i24l e695 ons length, 1885 fset breadth % 10 feet
feet, io"ooo'
she has one dIrectacting low-pressure eneine f24x
"a 1Ipchesl Of % horse power. aud one boiler.
Inc null 10 OF iIOr, coVt rcd with 2tS-inch whitA
oak and pine plank. The hull and boiler weSe
dollars. 'A'"S9Ha
All the property on board thai rightly belongs
70 her outht VIII be sold with the vessel She Is
use. - 0~i~'o
The right Is reserved 10 ect any and all bids for
cause oeemSo sufLc!ent BY the undersigned.
Ihe Vessel Is now lying at he head of SPEARS
WHARF (ioot Of GAY stfeeLl, where the sale viii Iake
becc me bidders. - ~ '"S W
Terms-Cssh In Government funds on day ofsale
STEWART VAN VLIEF.
Deputy Gu ART erm asLeF- General,
anu breVet Ajor GeneralU u. 5. Army.
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ONLY DIRECT LINE. TO FRANCE.

KIAI1A6A - -A0 ASo"On'
IIr GENERAL TIl ANSArLA MTG COMPANY'S
MAIL SIEA AAsulPS BErMEhN NEW YORK
AND HANkE, CALLING Al BKEST
The splendid vessels on this fAvorlte route for
the Continent will sRl from Pier No. " North river
hB IUilows-
ST, LAUREN ........ BrocRnde Saturday Oct =
VILE DE PARls... .Surmont ay Oct A
tEhhlhE,, DuCneSne. IuruRY, OOL
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s'The Cohesive Power of Public Plunder."

ETOUl No ~ H. deTttU'
"The principles of the party, SIR" said
Randolph of Roanoke, in days long by, "the
principles of the party are seven-the five
loaves and the two hshes." "The party of
the administration, " said Calhoun, on later
occasion, IL am warned, is cohesive party.
So it is, Mr.. President; for it is held together
by the cohesive power OF the public plunder." ."
This is the bond of all political parties, and
never has the truth OF Randolph's pungent
remark or Calhouns been so forcibly illus
trated as in the cohesive character of the
party now in power; for never has the public
plunder been SO enormous, so lavishly used
or so strong in binding diverse factions, cliques
and rings as in the common cause of the spoils
II is only the old story from Holy Writ that
"where the carcass is there will the vultures
be gathered together"
Randolph's remark of the seven principles,
II we are not mistaken, was applied to the
administration of John Quincy Adams. the
total expenditures OF which-civi, judicial
diplomatic, army, and navy--were about
thirteen millions year. Calhoun's aphorism
was applied to the Democratic party. under
Van BureD, when all the regular disburse-
ments of the Government and pickiugs and
stealinQs put together did not much exceed
thirty.ive millions year; and yet the financial
disasters, with the official corruptions and
spoliations of Van Buren's administration
resulted in the overwhelming Democratic de
feat of 1840; for the cohesive power OF tn,
public plunder'' among the Democratic politi
clans produced a general revolt among tn
people. But what bagatelle was the sum o
the Government expenses of thirty-hye o
forty millions year, with no national deb
and no direct national taxes, under Val
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.ZE%Fc. NOTICE.-FOR NEW YORK VIA
vS%$ssAAttsssas5sSss DELAW RE AND RARITAN nANaT
EXPRASS STEAMBOAT COMPANY
The steam Rropellers Of Shis line leaVe Daily
from first wharf below MRrEet street. ~AA
THROUGH In "a HOURS
Gooos Iorwsrdea by AZ the lines going out OF
York, North East, and West, free OF Commission
Frelghts received at our usual low rates.
WILLIAM P.sCLYpE & co., Agents,
JAMES HAND, Agent. s0S
NO. l9 WALL Street. corner OF south, NaH YORK
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UBLlC SALE OF CONDEMNED ORD.

E UBLIC SALE OF CuNDENNED ORD-
- nance Store. OD
"A lars quantity Of Condemned Ordinances and Ord
nance etostb VIII o. offe'ed far sa az PdbIIo Ann
tion, AZ EOCR LAND ARSENAL tIIinoi, AST nn
W,IniDN ESQA I, april 7, 1869 Mt 10 O'CLOCK A. NJ
ces 70 be &C Id VIZ: - " 0 PA'nNiPAi AlIf
= Iron Cannon, various callbres
1loO Field Carrie gr, and l.iai bers
$50 sets OF = ti,iery dATDess,
I0,tOO pounds Shot and She'll
45,tOO sets of IntaLtrY Accoutrements
22CO cClellnn saddles,
7t0 rtillery Saddles,
200 HAlters.
eco Saddle Blankets.
60. Watering Brides.
2sO0 Cavalry Curb Brides,
22OO Al tillery races and HRmeS.
Persons wishing catalogues OF the stores to be sod
can obtain hem by application 10 The Chief OF ora.
mar ce, at Washngion, ID. O.. or Brevet Colon II S,
CRIsPIN. United STATES Army, Purchasing Ofiicar
corner of HoUSrON and GREEN streets, New York
city, upon application at tn S Arsenal
Il. j, R0DMAN
Lteutens MT Colonel Ordnance,
Brevet Brigadier. General q. s.. A,
~, 1s,-., -----, Commanding.
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zcFEEg. NEW EXPRESS LINE TO ALEX,
lss&Ac2ksAa Endria. Georgetown, and Washington
" u. VIA ChesApeake and Delaware Canal with con-
nections at Alexandria from the most direot roUta
tor Ly nchourg, BTissoi, Knoxville, NashyIle Dnlto1
and The Southwest,
Steamers leave regularly every Saturday at noon
trom the frat wharf an3~e Market street.
freight received daily. 49, .
VIM. p CLYDE d co.,
no. IA North and south Wharyes
7. B. DAVIDSON, Agent AZ Georgetown.
M. ELDRIDGE d Co., Agents as Alsxandris, Vir.
gipiR.
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SHIPPING.
I9FTa1 LORILLARp's STEAMSHIP LINZ


Sailing Tuesdays, Thursdays. and Saturdays 81
noon The winter rates at which tfreight Is noN
taken s 20 cents per 100 pounds gross. scenss per
foot or cents per gallon ships option The Lane Is
now contract for spring rates lower than
by any other route, commencing on March l5 1882
Advance charges cashed at office on Pier, Freight
,eceived at all times on covered wharf.
JOHN +. OIL,
sQsem Pier 10 North Wharves
n H. Extra rates email packages Iron, metals etc.
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1891 MOVED TO fScOt7
BELOW THE UNITED STATES MINT.
MARSH d CO.'S
- NEW MUSIC STORE
NJ. ldlI CdESNUT ST, above THtRTEENT
PHILADELPHIA.
Music fupllshers and Dealers In Musical Mer
chandise OF every Description,
- JOHN MARSH,
hOLESALE AND RETAIL AGENT
,c,,,, -,,,,,,,, FOR THE SALE OF
IhE BEST GOLD AND SILVER WATCHES
plRECr FROM EUROPE
CHEAPEST IN THE WORLD.
NO. 1917 CHESNUT STREET,
2S tuths 2m IN THE MUSIC STORE.
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follow the advice Of that careful parent OF
whom thus the doggerel runs:-
"Oh, mother, may go to swim9"
"Ob, yesl you may, my daughter;
Hang your clothes on hickory limb;
But don't go near the water"
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1869-04-28

Tho State of South Carolina
Eewhcrry County-In tho Circuit Court
. In Equity.
George Larson. Administrator and Others
vs.. W. II Hunt and others.
Tho Creditors Of jacob hunt. deceased
:re required to render und establish on oath,
before tho Clerk Of This Court. their rcspec> '
tive demands on Or before the lst day Of May
next. ..
Clerks ONCE. TfiOS M.LAKE,
: March 24 IL Ct q. O., C..
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LIFE INSURANCE!!l
Piedmont Life Insurance
Company of Vireinin.

~ The Subeofiber ie 4 CERT for the State Of South
Gar"iinh for me Of tho best, and most lcIubo
Lite tntnrhrIca, oinpniies III the world Fnr Tim
First Sixteen Month. Of iis business. II h,d ses
cuTea abnnt TWO THOUSAND IOi,iclIa aid hnff
Ieoeiyfc 90 lnoome OF about IHi.hE lItJNDREb
AMI eIxTY TnouaAHD D,LI.AKR ~, -.
tba YlRtlhIA COMPANY; and A, An ov,.
dence Of its high stauding 1T hrme, wheic If ir
3est known! !arRe portion of IT. business ia
aens i" fnat state II llaH invariably pd aII
OF Ms losses At oNCE, waving tiln SINEry
lOl]cy t.ts '''o@ ~ quo Vi ''''
Gen. N. q. EVANS was Insured IN ru,s cav
rAhT, and Immediately after hia death, Iha,i
I've pleasure ofpreeentIrl3 t. IFS ufl ced family.
the amount of his P6!icv-eb,' O.. ''''
III + y ISAAC BRANCH, NJ. D.,
j. xSt.SII, s. WInIspIAT 3. y, NJ D., Medical Essm'"s'
We refer with confidence to the following ne r.
Ms who have Insured in .ie Pjrdmont: '''
q Ksy: = +; rrsssiSy, snS, 2, D., e5A"i Rev. NO
'i2Se0; iSsS';ss asy. ' ): ~ a. Ho1%srs2 o. ''Ss
OK; Rev j. Bonner-ss %Si nr. D'Isw GIssw-
Pressly $1,000; D.. j. W iiess4,Dyoof; ".
J: = Chainlsrf.-s26"; r. r. <seiTsS 6; 81
FF. Garey-.-a50 o., H. A Fsir--e8 o.; Prof.
J.p Kerncdy-4i00.; Prnf j. +, I4s-S20O0:
Con. y .M. GoWan--3l'',tn o; J. Aicts tsOwan..uI ,
90 Hon. " D. SiInpROm- 8i0,l o, Dr iiaIksda q
'-f1 Oh; Hr. .Snilivan-x5O05; sud at ieusf 9J
%,n G!nSfs; nhdor tho imhedate tuteryltion Of Df,
7 .IIMoMAs 6, ,MooRMAN, Asel,t. ? "
n.x Rr; g.. ". 9AKMA Y: Med. Examiner.
SeWoerry' .. Il Feb "A. 1869. IF
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GUANO.

No. Peruvian Gunno, $Hl per ton, i,
gold, or ,ls equivalent III currency.
Brlce's Concentrated Fertilizer, in bar
rcls, Ecr ION, $5U.
Pure Gouad Bone, in barrels, per ton
80 =. 49,.
Bone md Meat. in barrels, per ton, $sS
Fish Guano, in barrels. ..-
Alta V"ta Guano. 1926. .:
Alta Frln Phosphate, in bngs, sos.
Gronml Plaster, per hnr.cl, &l.75
Swan Island Guano. in bugs or barrels
$3i per ton.
S"lp'a'r of Sofia, in barrels, per tor, s3n
Solnblr Ia itic Guuno, $6".
Best anprrpho-pha'r, cont"ining ten pr.
cent. soluble rhosph"ric acid. and thrr.
per cent. ammonia, put up In bugs or bnt
Icls. PIirt $35 prr ton.
Cuban G,,a,a, from caves, containing
besides the usual I.hosriatrs and organ'.
miItt"r-Rre /" six rcr crnt. OF nitrnte .
Fo;n"h An excellent application for pot,
tos:, tobacco, cotton, etc. Prico 10 bags
:}1 per ton.
South Chrnlina PHI apha,c. ground al,
pnf in bags or barrels. ...
Navn>s: Guano, by the cargo, in lu."p
or ground. 81,
For sale by
GEO. f WHITE,
l6o Front Street. n. Y.
Oct. II AZ emo.
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Something Nice.

have removed to tho Kingsmore Gal!
iery Cover Mayes & Martins Store) which
mas undergone thorough repairs. havo
plenty Of room with an excellent sky
light. Come one--comc all, aud see how
things work in this comModious gallery.
Also, a good lot Of albums at extreme,
~ low prices. ... - .,t,r, 4, ~
All kinds Of work done in tho liue Of
Photography. ..-. 49,. 49,,
l have all of Wren & Wheeler's Mega.
tives that were taken at this place. -
We charge nothing for looking, and
not much for picture. -.
Respectfully,
". II. WISEMAN. \
Dec. % 50 IT,
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sGODxHEL,P 4TH E&sOUTH,

~ " 4 49,: ~ ~ IN ~ 'ET ~ r1F
Goh>help> the South, dear sunn, land,
Wy tyronts crushed and riven, - -. y.
Betrayed, tnsnltcd. conquered, taxed
Bylic.,rn"s us,hd AMI diiven; - : H..
Bright mtive land Of np''r hearts, ,....
TbciUnion'a trdcst glory, .,"G .a,',
Thi .l4. VII! come when ruth shall write
YS"t'Eit ahd ,inwarpcd story. =
God help The Sou,hl Thine arm alono
-Can loos". the chains that bind her
Degrading bonds that lnve to, lung
rMost rmbie+sly cul"i in..l hrr; a...i
ft'nr th" h"n'> now bnwed in grief,
Give JOY instead cf sorrow, = ~.
Aud for these weary hours Of gloom
A calm and glorious morrow.
Their fathers Cod, and now their own,
O" w' ON their hearts . III rest,d,
When DARKEST days Of grief and WOO
Their '"ppy homcs invested;
Then wus Thine MI sufficient arm
The power That aft sns,uincd them,
And from more hittc" drnughta Of grief
Thy plying hand restrained them.
sill do hey iur. to Thee, o God
Give rest from alI their sadness,
And pour npvn their stri rifesick h, arts
Thy precious oil Of glndnrss!
Give them Thy irm, enduring peace
a pence ll,ut will MOI leave them,
Then bitter words shall cease 10 sting,
And broken faith to grievo them.
Men call this peacc-this wre,chcd thing
O, Galschood bascly spoken.
Because their i'nI ners trail in dust,
Because their 6 orts uro broken,
rar."-uh hitterest OF all
Their Mnr' ;ors' heads arc lying
On battle. i"iJs. roo dcai,y won,
When victory crowned them dying.
All! who shnll know the mighty hopcs
Relentless Death hns sh ,tlcred--
nu'ion'S hopes, all swrpt away
Like leaves III autumn scatteredi
They hope no more. They turn to Thee,
For only Thou rnn'st nd thc,n,
To rise renewed anh vigorous atil1,
From III ruin VIZ have made them.
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-F'T' l5sETSt :
IN YIN U.ALTl
lLlH INSURANCE COAPANYur

OF NEW YORK. Tos
iECORPORATER,. - =: -, :: ~ :, 1SAz.
TASH ASSETS OVER TIL IRTY+ MIL.
~ LIONS OF DOLLARS f@; ISL tax
Cash Iucomo, 1907. oyor TEN biTLLf6Es.
Dividends to Policy Holders, 1867, $780,
674.37. ~ n g." &r7h g..
New Policies issued In 1867. l0.409.'
Tho Company Is PURELY MI rUAL No
dividends to stockholders. Tho en,lro BIO.
fits aro returned to tho assured, thus cau.tas
Policies to become SELF,SUsTAiNING. in
thirteen years, or to double in twenty.
Interest received from investments, 1857,
over 81 800. 900.
Exccss Of IN rERESr RECEIPTS ALONE.
over losses, about $4o0. 900.
Real Estate. Bonds and Mortgages on Resl
Estate, in the City Of New York. over SEW
ENrEEN MILLIONS of dollars. '@'<' - l.
tits tho richest Company In tho world.
IT. policies arc non>forfeltable. It's. diyIs
dcnds arc the lurgest. s.E #GGij.t3 ~
Applications for Columbia. and tho North
ern portion Of South Carolina. received by
GREGG, PALMER & CO.,
General Agents.
PsNsoN 81. JONES, Agent ut Newberry,
JAMES McINTosH, NJ. D., Medical Exam.
incr.
Feb. 10 6 1y.
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t.Eaure1S, Railroad
Office; Lau{ers Il.

Laurens G. H., S. q, April 20, iaes
on aud after Tuesday. 12sh. Mav h6xt, she
20 return on same dny, 70 connect With up
aud dawn trains on GreeDvilla and CoirIri.
~! HM!lrpad. II tieIsha; ltaying l.a,1tAiis at
. A.'MF' on tuesdays, ,rhntsday's AID SAT!
nd4y,a. and leaving Helena al ii, E.: hE! , 1,nI
SANS daya.5 - 8 !|!3i94'J,I BIiBONRHa, ,l.s N
AIay 'l@Ei Ghbi' II. III W.
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Tho State ,tof, South Carolina
Newherry County--In tho Circuit Court
In Equity. 0. .-0.
Daniel i. Seas, Administrator, vs.. Andrew
Shrely and wife and others. ..
The Creditors OF Juhn Sens, deceased. arc
required 10 render md establish on oath he.
fore Silas J0hnsiouo. special referee. their
respective demands, on or before the 1st day
Of May next. - =. .'
Clerks Ofico. THOS. 81. LAKE,
hinlch Fl IL Ct G. q. 2.
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Fisk's Metallic Burial Gases,

THE SUBSCRIBER has constantly or
hand fuliassorlment Of the above approved
cases, Of different patterns, hrsidcs collins
OF his own thuke, all Of which he isprcpared
to furnish ut very reasonable rates, with
promptness and despatch. .Y
J Persons dcsirols Of having cases sent by
railroad will lmve them sent free Uf charge.
A Hearse ia ulways on hand aud will be
furnished at the rate Of Sl0 per duy.
Thankful for past patronage, tho SUB.
scrlber respectfully asks for a continuation
OF The same, and assures the public that
no effort on his part will DC spared to rcuder
tho utmost satisfaction. ~ ..., e ~
. A. @. CHAPMAN @g
Newberry S. c., July 81. -
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S. G.. RAILROAD.

GENERAL sUrEkINTEE DENTS OFFICE.
CnARLttToN February IS 1859
9kN and nftcr SUNDAY, FEBRUARY IL
~ The Passenger Trains Of the South Carr
FOR AUGUSTA.
IMnvo Charleston. on............... $50 A NJ
Arrive ct Augusta. 1a...............5l 10 z ii
Connecting with Trains for M"ntgome y,
Memphis. Nashville and New Orleans, yiu
FOX. COLUMBIA.
Leave Chm rleStOn. 30 A NJ
Arrive ut Columbia. 545 p Al
nntcllng wifi, WiImingon and Munches-
ter Ra'rouu. ChnrI"ttc aud South Carotua
Railroad, aud Camden Train
FOR CHARLESTON.
Arrive nt Churlrsion .......... S 90 p II
Leave Columbia. .................7.d5 as A NJ
AUGUSTA EiGIir vxrREEssS.' s. M
tSnndnys excep'ed.)
Innve Charleston. ................ .7.30 p n
Connecting viii, Trains for Memphis. Nash1
vile and Now Orleans, via Grand juno,
ton. ...
kGrvo 1ryo Augnsta: a. f;hs r'.:,on
COLUMBIA NIGHT EXRES5.
'' {Snndays exccpied.)
Leave Charleston. i. .8.05 p NJ
arrive NJ Columbin. n.............44 a rs A 81
Connecting. Sundays excepted, with Green>
vtfo and Columbia Railroad.
LrayG Columbia. (. g 40 p N
=, sUMMERViLLE riiRxlNo ~ a ~ ~
Lcaye iCharlest,iI,' :. q 90 p bf
Arr'vo at Summerviile. ..:..... >1'2O p 81
Leave Sun!incrvillc.: :: ........... ITO i II
A''''0 ~ eoftssfGa cXspGGaN 6iiaNcn. e2' A N
On Mondays, Wetlucedays uri atnydnva,
Leave King>vfllo" " ...... 20 : N
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Tho State Of South Curolina-
Nrwherry Coupty--In the. Circuit Court-in
Equity :. - tlE. - =. ~ =
Lavlnia Il inard va. II H. Kinard, Executor or
j. N. Kinn,d.
The Creditors Of John NJ Kinard, drcd, nre
required to render aud rstnblisiI o. oath before
tic Clrrk Of this Court, their respective demands
OIL or before the first day Of May next
Clerks Office, TlIOS. III, LAKE.
Mnrch "a II 1t. -. ..'.'.G - G. g. p
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LOUIS SCH0DAIR,
Baker & Confectioner,

MAIN STR EFT,
5.1&& Newberry, s. o. 80. ..
Respectfully informs his many customers
aud tho prbllc generally that his
New Bake Oven
Is now completed, and by its convenient ar-
rangenert he can bake any aud everything
In his line at tho shortest possible notice,
such as ...' ...
Cakes, Pastry, &C.,
in satisfactory and handsomc style. Parties
and Dinners furnished at shortest notice.
Fresh bread, pics aud cako on hand.
Meals served Ut any hour.
Fish, oysters and game can he had ut all
times. ..
Thankful for past favors he solicits a con.
tinuance of the liberal patt onago heretofore
bestowed.
Dec. q 49 #.
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Tho State Of South CaroIina-
Ncwberry County, In tho Circuit Court
john s. Rcnwick ct al, We. James III. Will>
iams. John L. DuncA.! unl others
Tho Creditors Of James W. Oucket, dcc'd .
arc required 10 render and establish on on =.
before Silas Jthnstonc, special referee. their
respective demands on or before tho LIST day
Of May next.
Clerks Otficc. TIISS. N. LAKE,
March q II ct C.C.P.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01
EUROPE.

GRAND MILITARY AND NAVAL REVIEW AT DOVER
ENaLAND-AsNow STORM NTERFEREs WITH TBE
KxERoIsEs.
LONDON, March 29.-A great review of volun-
teers was held at Dover to-day. Over thirty
thousand men were in the ranks, and an i'm
mense multitude OF psople witnessed t5e spec
taole. The weather was squally and snow fell
in the morning, in consequence Of which the
execution Of tho manoouvres was delayed unit
after noon. Some accidents happened, and
several persons were hurt but no one serious
ly. A portion of the channel feet was off the
shore and went through movements of naval
review, exchanging salutes with the batteries
on land.
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dFFALRS IN THE STATE.
Darlington.

Thursday last, being the anniversary, was
duly celebrated by the Phoenix FIRE Company,
of Darlington Courthouse, assisted by the col
oted Hook and Ladder Company. AT the reg
ular annual meeting the following officers
were elected to serve the ensuing year: Presl-
don't, B. A. Early; Vice President, John Floyd;
First Director, rbos. Gillespie; Second Direc-
tor. II. Hymes; Secretary and Treasurer, A..
Weinburg; Engineer, Il. Dewitt; Surgeon, O. NJ.
Parker, NJ. D.. First Axman, 8. JoIdon; Second
Axman, J. E. Russell.
The De nocr t says son the night of the
29tb instant, between 8 and 10 O'Clock, MIR. Oliver
Parrots barn and stables were destroyed by
fire. MIR. Parrot lives about Blk miles from
the courthouse on the Camden road-the
nelghborhood was thlckly settled, and there
seems 10 be no doubt the fire was the work
OF an ineendiary. Mr.. Parrott had some
trouble IN settling with one Of his hands few
weeks since. and though the caee was decided
in MIR. P.'s favor by q magistrate OF the new
req,nae the man was not satisfied, but abused
and threatened Mr.. Parrott, both at thu court
house and at homo. The evidence is very
strong against this man, aid after a hearing
before Magistrate Weloh, he was committed to
jail on last Saturday"
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01
RAILROADS AND EXPRESS CoMpANIEs.-W5
have the following from Northern curr.spon-

RAILROADS AND EXPRESS CoMP ANIEs.-W5
have the following from Northern currespon-
dent:
Somo weeks slnco the Etc Railroad an
nounced o determination TO 10 its own express
business. and notified tho United states EX-
press Company to withdraw from tho Erie 10 III
aud lts bra lohcs. THIS movement was by
some regarded as u radical change ro;I the
old system, whilst MANY supposed 1t was
another stock jobblng operation of the Erie
Ring" BE that as 1t NAV, tho express com rl-
nv made Its arrangements TO retire. and the
railroad c9moanic5 prepared to carry ont
the project, but we have siarc learned that
new arrangerl ,nts have beeu effected whereby
the E1c rcllnquishes the proposed express, and
havo nenescd contracts with The UuiLod States
company whereby tho latter will not ol!y con-
tlnuo to do the express bl ,iuoss, but have also
been authorized by the EsIo to transact its
entire through freight BUSINESS. Thls Ia ter
feature will no dombs occ isIon milcl surprise,
bnt whom 1t is considered that tho fast freJg It
lines North aud Northwest. III the interests oi
express companies, Succeeded, bs .thci systc-
matte agency, to secure tho larger propallUl
OF business. il is not 10 bu wondered ~ ID /
J,v Gould, 'ths railroad !iins," has soon tis "
| ,ffsoIsuch an arrangement.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1869-04-01

sE CHEROKEE PILLS, OR FEMALE
REGULAIoR.-Oure Suppressed Excessive and
Painful Menstruahon, Green Sickness. Nervous and
Spinal Affections, Pains in the Back Hydtercs, Sick
Headache, Giddiress, and all diseases that spring
from rregul rity, by removing the and all the
effects that arse from It. They perfectly safe in
all cases. except when forbidden by directions, and
are easy to administer, ss they are nicely Sugar
costed. They should be In the hands OF every
Maiden, Wife and Mother in the land.
The Cherokee Pills sold by all druggists at u
per box. or six boxes for $5.
Sold In charleston, s. O.. by A. W. ECKEL & CO.,
G. ". AIMAR, w. A. SHRINE, RAOUL LYMAN,
ED. 8. BURNHAM aud E. q. KELLERi & co.
February 10 Dkc tuthssowomo5