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Hdrper's Baza,' gives the following sensi-
BILE reply to a correspondent: "Your hus-
bands salary of LOCO n year, upon which
he, you and two children are obliged to
live, seems small sum, from rich mans
point of view, but very considerable
amount in the eyes of the poor, who are
the great majority of mankind. Most fa-
miles in the United States live comfortably
upon less, and more might do so were it not
for the undue proportion of their income
spent to keep up appearances. We are
generally too anxious to pass for being
richer than we are, and, therefore, sacrifice
much of our substance to show. When
conscious that we are laboring truly to get
our own living, and to do our duty in that
state of life in which it hath pleased God
to call us, however small may be the result
according to this worlds computation in
dollars and cents, we have no reason to be
ashamed of it. There is, however, a false
shame, which often induces an expenditure
for worthless tinsel III order to give a spe-
cious glitter to moderate competence,
which thus becomes scanty, while, more
Judiclously used, it might prove abundant
Continue your courageous struggle with
life, but do not waste your resources upon
any false bravery of conduct or apparel"
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Board of Trade.

TFHE REGULAR MONTHLY MEETING of the
\ Columbia Board of Trade will be held To-
MORROW tNIondayI EVENING. at Carolina Hall,
at half past O'Clock L. ONEALE. in.
FcD - Secretary.
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T. al Ite no

A specimen of the safes advertised by Mr..
Jacob I,evin-Leslie's -proof-can be
seen at the Office of the Clerk OF the Court,
Major Miller. Other styles can be ordered
if desired
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Wanted.

"A PERSON to put up n Circular Saw Mill on the
"A st. johns river, Florida Inducements will
be offered which will enable person ting up a
Mill to make money. Apply to
j. d. AIKEN & CO.,
FcD rs Charleston, s. G..
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The Reynolds Patent Plow.

III HAVlNG made arrangements with VIM. Glass
IL COX, for the manufacture and exclusive sale
of this justly celebrated PLOW, we are prepared
to offer them to the country on good terms. Good
tools Will always be found good investment
Feb 2S FISHER. lOWRANCE 4 FISHER
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Certainly brighter than ever comes Or
Schoolauy Visitor to our table for March.
In all the numerous periodicals for children
and young people that we have examined,
there is none that excels this in variety,
spirit and healthy tone throughout. "The
Misunderstanding. concluded in this num-
Der, is sound, wholesome story for the
fathers aud mothers, us well as the boys
and girls. The table of contents for March
is spread with many tempting dishes.
Daughaday & Becker, publishers, 424 Wal
nut street, Philadelphia Specimen num-
bers furnished gratis.
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Just Arrived

m From Kentucky, SIXTY WE'LL BROKE
va MULES. from 143 to lG hands high. Sold
1aA,N.at prices to suit times and purchasers
Can be seen at Mr.. Charles Logan's Lot.
Feb IL WM g. TALBO1VT
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Detective Marshal, of Boston, and City
Marshal Fits, of Newburyport, Mass, ar
rested Leonard Choate, an alleged incendia-
ry, at ST. Paul, Mimi, on Saturday. He
had been the terror of Newburyport for
many years. 1t is estimated that $50 build
ings, including four churches, have been
burned by him.
General Grant, in declining to ride with
President Johnson during the Inauguration
ceremonies, is following the example of
John Quincy Adams, who declined to ride
with his successor, Andrew Jackson. on ac-
count OF the Miss Eaton scandal. Jackson
rode to the Capitol alone.
An alteration at Southwick, Mass, be-
tween two cigar makers, one belonging to
the trade union aud the other not, on Sun
day, resulted in the killing of one of them
by an officer who tried to arrest him.
A fire broke out in a grocery store in the
town of Gallatin, Tennessee, Wednesday
morning, and destroyed the greater portion
of the West side of the public square.
thirteen houses in all.
A little boy near Quincy, ILL.,, recently
hung himself because his mother angered
him by speaking sharply.
Snow was eight feet deep in the streets of
Montreal, Canada, on the 18th.
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MARRIED

AT the residence of the brides father. in this
city, on the 10th instant, by the Rev. w. l.. Boggs
Mr. NJ. SIMS, Of Lancaster, and Miss ADA w.
SIMS, OF Columbia. No cards
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Purely Southern Life Insurance Compa nv
GEORGE HUGGINS, Agent.
Arlington Mutual Life Ins. Co.,
RICHMOND. VA.

INCORPORA TED JANUARY, 1867
I1NHE unexampied success ofths Company is be-
i yond ndoy any precedent. 1t has already issued
s500000 Its liberaty to those insurinp has
gained many warm friends in the South. Accord
ing to Its charter, the assets OF the Company can
only be invested in lands in the Sonth worth dou-
bic the amount loaned.
One-half the Premium is required in CASH and
one-half loaned acithOu note.
The Directors and Officers are composed of men
OF hlsh standing, strict integrity. sag acity, and
business experience, carefully guarding tho inte-
rest confded to them. It's great success has
gained the position of one of the leading Compa-
mes ESQ OF tne country; Iy,
RISKS!
The last Dividend paid the policy holders was
55 per cent
Rev: JOHN f. EDWARDS, President
". B; ISAACS, Eice-President.
d: j. HARTSOOK, Secretary.
CHAS. ii. SMITH, Medical Examiner.
MAJOR ID. S. Chiffon
General Agent for the State of South Carolina.
, An eminent writer says: Life Insurance relieves
the mind from care for those TO whom wo owe the
forethought OF affection; often relieves the body
OF many gnawing pain. and sometimes-to the
surprise OF the most experienced physician-pro.
longs life itself"
Applications for insurance made to
GEORGE HUGGINS, Agent,
Columbia, s. G.
Feb % mth4
DIR. w. II. TUFTS
STANDARD PREPARATIONS.
SARSAPARILLA AND QUEENS DELIGHT,
Vegetable Liver Pills,
Improved Hair Dye,
-, For sale by E. E. JACKSON.
rep y 1y
Try McKenzie's Celebrated FRUIT CANDY.
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"A WONDERFUL SOUTHERN DISCovERY.-In
the South, where Liver complaint and
bilious diseases prevail to so great an ex-
tent, there has long been felt need of
medicine that would act specifically and
promptly on lie Liner, restoring it to its nor
NAL functions, and ut the same time be safe
from after effects, and yet so simple that it
might be used by any one. It is claimed
that Dr. TUFTS VEGETABLE LIVER PILLS
supplies this want They act directly on
the Liver; their constant use will not injure
ir the slightest degree the most delicate
constitution. Females at any period may
use them with great benefit, and realize
great relief from the distressing nausea
which they experience Mt certain times.
These pills are not recommended as uni
verSdl cure-dH, but simply for diseased
Liver, and those maladies which follow
arrangement OF that important organ, such
as Dyspepsia, Sick Headache, Indigestion,
Loss of Appetite, Costiveness, Piles, Jaun-
dice, Sour Stomach Ladies' Heartburn,
Chills and Fever, Foul Breath, Restlessness
Mt night, and Flatulency. These invalua-
BILE pills may be found in every Drug Store
of any note in the South and West. F27
''BIRD IN HAND" &C-In life assurance
the promise of future dividends is not as
safe and sure as cash possession. All mu-
tual cash companies promise to give divi-
dends in one, two, three and five years,
payable at death--aways preferred or APP
piled to the reduction of premiums. Now,
this promised dividend, in connection with
its power to reduce the premium, must be
looked into, and this fact will be established.
If the premiums charged in mutual com
panies are paid, with the expectation at q
future day of receiving dividend, indefi-
mite in amount, and uncertain in its charao-
ter and time of payment, then it follows
that the premiums so charged is largely in
excess of the actual cost of insurance; and
that life assurance can be had at cheaper
cost The people are charged too much for
insurance. THE NATIONAL LIFE IN
|SURANCE COMPANY offer, now the
cheapest rates, upon the broad principle of
securing the largest amount at the smallest
cost. Farmers, planters, mechanics, and
all who desire to secure something worth
having, are invited to examine the new fea-
lures of tables and rates in the National
Life Insurance Company. For explanation,
call on d. II. HEINITsH, Druggist. Fog
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Trinity
Church-Rev P. j. Shand, Rector, 1Ola
A. NJ, and AZ P. M.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J. O'Connell,
Pastor, 10 A. M. and P. M.
Washington Street Chapel-Rev. VIM.
Martin, 1Ola A. NJ. and 81 P. NJ
Marion Street Church--Rev. W. w.
Mood, 1O}@ A. NJ. and So P. NJ.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rev. A. R.
Rude 10L A. NJ
Presbyterian Church-Rev w E. Boggs,
10ia A. NJ and 7 p NJ
10I A. M.
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Messrs. Campbell & Jones face the music
this morning, and spread before the world
partial list of what they have on hand.
We have to thank them for package of fine
Kettle dried leaf lard, of superior quality.
Comply with their request to call and exa.
mine their stock.
Governor Scott has appointed the follow
ing persons as Magistrates: w. X. Thomas.
Tor Union County; W. H. Hennon, for
Orangeburg County; James E. Rogers, for
Darlington County; r. w. West, Spartan
burg County; A. De Caradeuc, Barnwell
County.
CAsiI.-Our terms are strictly cash-no
exceptions If an advertisement is to be
inserted. hand over the money; if paper is
subscribed for, the money must accompany
the ordcr-otherwlsc no attention will be
paid to them. This rule will he adhered to
-O
NAIL ARRANGEMENTS. The post office is
open during the week from So am. toe
m. On Sundays, from to S D. m. The
Charleston and Western mails are open for
NShfSiJ III X. IL, auu Close at . * y
Charleston night mail open So a. m., close
AZ p m. Northern open for delivery Q
p. m., close II = a. m. Groenville open for
delivery p. M, close 81 p. m.
-O
ORR JOB OFFICE. Phonic Job Office
is now prepared to execute every manner of
printing, from visiting and business cards
to pamphlets and books. With ample ma
terial and first-class workmen, satisfaction is
guaranteed to all at New York prices. If
our work does not come mp to contract we
mako no charge. With this understanding,
our business men can have no excuse to send
their job work North, when it can be done
ut home.
New ADVERTISEMENTS Special attention
is called to the following advertisements
published for the first time this morning:
Meeting Board of Trade.
Fisher, Lowrance & Fisher-Plows
Jacob Levin-Houses for Sale
Campbell and Jones-Choice Groceries.
Meeting Burns Club.
George Huggins-Insurance
j. d. Aiken & Co.-Wanted
jacob Levin-Mule at Auction
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Sugar and Molasses, OF ali grades
25 Sacks Of Coffee, of all grades,
Leaf Lard, Of best quality,
Choice Green and Black TEAS,
Hermetically sealed Fruits and Vegetables,
Fish and Oysters,
Condensed Milk, something extra,
Pickles, Chow-chow, Capers and Sauces.
Mustard, Pepper and Condiments generally.
Fure Wine, Brandy, Whiskey, etc.,
Heidsick and Green Seal Champagne
California Champagne, of best quality
Curacao, Bakers, Wahoo and Stomach Bitters.
10000 Lbs. extra fine Bacon Sides
Pink-eye Planting Potatoes,
Soap, Starch, Backing, etc.
ALSO,
Several Boxes Fine LEMONS and ORANGES,
- Besides, tempting lot of Baskets, BrooIis
Churns, Buckets, etc.
Feb % READ, CALI. AND EXAMINE
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We inspected n handsome specimen of
penmanship, yesterday morning. the work
of Mr.. John Bahlmann, of this city-a
changeable roll of the officers and members
OF the Palmetto Fire Company, of this city
1t was free-will offering to the company
by the artist. The roll will be on exhibi-
ton at Capt. Stanley's store, for several
days.
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There were $40 Methodist churches dedi-
Gated in 1868.
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COURT OF COMMON PLEAs.-SArURDAY
February 27.-This being the last day of
the term and the civil cases having been
disposed of, the juries. through Mr. John
kleckley, their Foreman, submitted COM
plimentary testimonial to Judge Boozer,
for his kindness and consideration during
the term; which was pleasantly responded
to by his Honor
The following prisoners, sent from Fort
Macon, N. c., to the Jail of Richland Coun-
ty, were brought up under writ of Aabeas
corpus, sued out by John T. Sloan, Jr., and
ID. w. Rice, attorneys for the prisoners
MIR. Sloan opened the case, contending that
the prisoners were entitled to their dis
charge on constitutional grounds, as we'll as
by the statute law of this State and the
common law of the land In the absence
OF the Attorney General, Solicitor Talley
replied. Mr.. 81. W. Rice followed for the
release of the prisoners, and was about clos
ing, when the Judge announced that he had
just received a communication from Gov.
Scott, requesting him to postpone the fur
ther consideration of the case until the
arrival of the Attorney General. Judge
next, at 3 o'clock P. NJ. for the decision Of
the case, and that he would come to Colum-
bla on that day for the purpose of hearing
it, as it was one of great Importance to the
country. Butler Glover, highway robbery;
Jack Miller, manslaughter; Henry Howle,
burglary; Caleb Chamberlain, arson; Sam.
Perry. stealing; (pardoned;) Hayward Bell,
grand larceny; Albert Kew. larceny; Henry
McCord, burglary; J ohm McCord burglary :;
(all colored;) and Isaac Owens, white, man
slaughter.
The case of ''The State, &c relaiione, r.
O'Neale ~ Son, rs. John Robertson, County
Treasurer, was heard by Judge Boozer.
Hon. j. p. Carroll representing the relators,
and w. H. Talley, Esq, Solicitor, for the
respondent. The motion was to prohibit
the Treasurer from enforcing his executions
for taxes, levied upon cotton merchants, for
the tax upon sales Of cotton; and was grant
ed by Judge Boozer, on the ground, among
Others that no law levying taxes is now in
force; the ''Act to Quiet Rights Vested under
Military Orders, not availing to continue
in force the General Orders No. 139, issued
by Gen. Candy; because that Act, so far as
such purpose was intended, was not ex-
pressed IN the title, and, under the Consti-
tuition, cannot be so construed. The case
will go up to the Supreme Court.
In the case of the State &c rel, Jacob
Lyons ps Richard Holmes--tenant holding
over landlord-on an appeal from NIagis-
trate's and Freeholders' Court, prohibi-
ton was granted by his Honor, on the
ground that under the Acts of tho General
Assembly the jury should have consisted of
twelve instead of six jurors
After granting several orders, the Court
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AMPLE ELL & JONES

INVITE the attention
of their friends and
customers to their new
stock of fresh and
choice articles, which
will be disposed of at
their usual low rates.
The following is a list
OF q portion of their
stock:
Family FLOUR, best
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Feb 2S 3
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-04
PatronIze Homo Companies.

There Il q feeling innate In the breast OF every
R SsrI'S, iSa. a !, sssOeI plsSs ana M s idsns saIsei is. 81 wit" %ise
our love OF country and attachment to our homes;
and the benefit that the Pacific Coast derives from
a patronage OF homo Institutions Is felt In every de-
partment OF trade. porvades all the different
branches OF ou~siness-enlarKes that which Is already
established. and opens new fields Tor enterprise aud
active industry. In patronlIlng home companies
YOU rely on your own knowledge, and are not COM
PEELED To- take the say so ofintercstedr representatives.
In times OF disaster and trouble you naturally
whom you know best, who can and VIII assist you
apply this principle. acted on every day, 10 insu-
rance, Is there : any Any S SoSn,.y co more WsS ssSn ss 81.
stroy the vital principle OF prosperity. lmpoverish
the country and complain Of hard times, when your
Won deposit your money In n bank on this coast or
on Wall street! Would you deposit money In a
Life Insurance Company on this coast or one In New
York; Would you buy Mission blankets, or do you
prefer sending East-you might get q better artlclel
Would you stop the culture Of wheat to Improve
the facilities for the importation or fourl We are
Al defiance who exports gold and silver and imports
everything else. What has become OF that 5000
600 sent East for life insurance last year! ikit bring.
adied to the circulation on this coast make any DIFF
ference In It's prosperity Would II not Increase the
amount in circulation her, S,S op Si;is e SS,G and ao enable IOns
since despaired OF collectingl
IL not the Pacific Mutual as Responsible as any
company In the worldl Isit not as liberal as any
Are not the laws OF California a. careful OF the In
terssts OF the polcy-holders As those Of any otnef
State? Can you name q company which did the
same amour, q SSsi ss1 N ne he i nm ,s .1%s oHss se os
the Pacific Mutual get one.haf as much ioI inc
MANAGEMENT OF the affairs Of the company and the
any purely mutual company which you can name
get for their services as onncers without furnishing
P.eiSe Mutual Life Insurance Company. J. 4.
rumse Tahoe House. Virginia, General Agent
for Nevada, Idaho and Dafon.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-04

Fer Hsass FurnishinE Goods,
such ~ Blankets, saits, Table
Liaons, Napkins. DaHasks aaa
s~hoeuags, call at
=. R0sESER & con-.
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A 8 OFFICE
H. ii A Il H =,

Err CIT x
THE UNDERSIGNED, ESTABLISHED AS
Assayer eight years In California, and for
over ave years In Nevada, has removed his once
to Silver City, where he will attend to any busi-
ness intusted to him withpromptness and care.
Geld, silver and Ores Of Every DosoriD.
tier Carefully Aasnyod,
And returns Of Bullion made within six hours
in Stamped Bars or Coin, at the option OF the
Depositors.
Guarantees his assays to conform with the o
8. Min
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1869-01-04
ARRIVALS AND DErARTUREs.
ARRIwnIa,
NJ WILLS, FARGO AND co.'s LINE.


IT WELLS, FARao mi oo.'sLNB.
o q Ballenger. Thos T Reed, N Ragan, D
Gresnhart, Mrs Knuckles, Mr. Harnock, Mr.
Mclaughlin, J Dean, w Wilson, Ab Gentry,
Chas Bonner, Mr. Hubbard, c Rand, J D
Treat, Mr. Sullivan, J N Woodwork, Mr.
Dimmock, Mr. johnson, s Cullen, J Rodgers,
Mr. Brown, Miss Taylor, Mr. Smith, John
China, DR. v Spaulding, g P Howe, Miss
Sheane, N Queen, C Lambert, Mr. Manden.
berg, ] Walsh, A Jaekman, Miss Taylor, Mr.
Allen.
Departures.
NJ WILLS, YAReo N co.'s LINZ.
Mr. Ridewsll, TJBell, Mr. Hamilton, Mr.
Swifs, All Kse, Foo Lee, All Row, Meng Zee,
Kee Lock, All Mas, w Bonner, Sol Gellsr, G
F Wood, 30 Taylor, Jno Dehsrty,. Henry
Feusisr, W Fair, John Dance. CA Luck
hart, u T Reddy, Sam China, Mrs Hilysr
and son, Miss Ella La Rue, Miss Mary High,
Mrs c Warner, J A Brumssy, Mr. Young.
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alLLIa, MOTT . co.

sILLIG, MOTT I co.
GILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
c.,.sr Q a.a r.,l.r streets,
Z,
-
Brass and Steam Goods,
STOVES, TINwARE.
Agricultural Implements
o Windows.
Etc. Etc., Etc.,,
OF ALL KIN ID ..
A Full Assortment on Hand,
FOR SALE AT
REDUCED PRICE8I
9ILLIG, MOTT & CO.,
CORNER C AND TAYLOR srRHRTs
VIRGINIA.
NEW LIGHT!
DANFoRD,s Atm sPHRRIC
KEROSENE LAMP.
The Cheapest, Safest, steadiest and most Bril-
liant Light known. No smell, no smoke
and no chimney. Superior in evep
respect to the best Gas In the
world, and not one-third Of
the erpensei
Upon Chimney.lamps the breakags Of Chin:
neys Is equivalent to the entire cost OF the OIL
Consumed. This Lamp uses no Chimney, and
gives as much light as two Chimney.lamIs, and
with . less quantity Of oil.
No person who uses one Of these Lamps for
an evening will b satisfied with any saer
The Lamps are adapted to every purpose for
which light 10 needed, and are made IN every
desirable form.
TO MILL MEN
BATTERY sCREENs!
BATTEHY BOBH I'M
Having made many improvements In cur
Screon.plnching Machines, we arc now furnish.
ing Quartz Mills with the best quality OF
RUSSIA IRON PUNCHED SCREENS
At the reduced rate Of
seventy-lvs Cents Per Square Feet.
Orders respectfully solicited.
EXTRA QUALITY LARGE MA
NILLA ROPE.
A fall stock on hand and for sale Al Tie lowest
rates BY
GILLI0, MOTT & co.,
Impsrters,
Corner o and Taylor streets. Virginia.
Betting! Betting!
Our ewn Importation.
Best cotton.nllod Rubber Betting, trons
to 5-ply.
$1,000 feet, all sizes, from : TO a inches
wide.
Also Hemp.nllsd and Leather BsN,g.
Tor sale at reduced rates BY
GILLIG, MOTT e co.,
Importers,
Corner O and Taylor streets, Virginia.
GAS
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uh.rses At ga. Francisco Rates.
~, n q. HARRIS.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-15
What's the Matter I

DR.. J. Il. BENNETT, having been mp
pointed by President Grant, Postmaste
at Fort Smith, took possession ofthe of
flee few days since. The Editor of thu
Nep Era, after complimenting Mr., MUIR
PLY, the old incumbent, very highly, re
lieves himself after the following fashion
on the new appointment:
As for his successor, Dr. Bennett
who is as much of Democratic as Mr.
Murphy, with this difference that the lat
ter sticks to his colors, while DR.. B
changes his, chameleon like, to be ever
on the winning side, we hope that when
his head falls, as it will sooner or later
(perhaps the former we hope to have the
pleasure Of giving him as hattcring an
obituary notice (oilicial) as we are en-
abled, conscientiously, to extend to his
predecessor. "--New Era.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-15
United States Commissioners Court.

VAN BuREN, ARKs., June Is, go.
The folio wing cases have been brough,
before L. S. Commissioner CHURCHILL
and have been disposed of;
June 1st.-United States VS.. James
Rsndall-murder.
The prisoner, Choctaw Indian, was
charged with the murder of Napoleon
Jefferson, q negro, on the 2oth day o
April last near Morris Nails in the Choc
taw Nation. Upon examination he was
considered guilty Of manslaughter--an(
admitted to bail for his appearance at th'
November Term, in the sum oftw thou
sand dollars
Jnae 4th.-Jinited States VS.. John B
Peddler; not paying tax.
Upon examination he was considered
not guilty and discharged.
OIL ..LreanJ. c. ---- ~
The prisoner, Choctaw woman, wa.
charged with stealing horse from Stanis
Lacert, white man living in the Choc
taw Nation. Upon examination found
not guilty and discharged.
The Van Buren press., 1869-06-15
Ey- The South, if unshaclllcd POI

Ger The South, if unshacklcd polit-
ically, would again be aparadise ofpros-
perity From the United States crops OF
last year she retains about 5000, 100000
gold, as her share, and she has but little
debt, that having been cleared up sum
marily by recent events. This money
she is keeping, and supplying her wants
from her own industries. Alabama alone
received S35, 100000 gold for last year S
cotton and the next crop promises to be
more prolific and valuable, which will
make that State as rich as ever she was
The whites are learning to work all over
the South, and Sambo finds himself nc
longer king of the shovel and the hoe -
" Y. E1press.