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For all the purposes of Laxative
Medicine

Medicine.
~ Perhaps no med-
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other. Those who have
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and all know that what it does once it does always
that it never fails through any fault or neglectof
its composition. We have thousands upon thou.
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following complaints, but such cures are known IN
Adapted to all ages and conditions IN all climates
containing neither calomel or any deleterlous drug,
they may be taken with safety by anybody. Their
sugar coating preserves them ever fresh and makes
them pleasant to take, while being purely vegetable
no harm can arise from their use in any quantity.
They operate by their powerful influence on the
internal viscera to purify the blood and stimulate it
stomach, bowels, liver, and other organs of the
body restoring their irregular action to health, and
by correcting, wherever they exist such derange'
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Minute directions are given in the wrapper on
the box, for the following complaints, which these
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For Dyspepsia or Indigestion, List1ess.
ness, LanguOr and Loss Of Appetite, they
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For Liver Complaint and its various symp-
toms, Bilious Headache, Sick Headache,
Jaundice Green Sickness, Bilious
Collie and Bilious Eevers, they should be jul
dicousy taken for each to correct the diseased
action or remove the distractions which cause it.
For Dysentery DiarrhOea, but one mild
dose is generally required.
For Isheumatism, (iOut, Gravel. Palpi.
tatiOn of the Heart, Pain in the Side,
Back and LOins, they should be continuously
taken as required, to change the diseased action Of
the system. With such change those complaints
disappear.
For DrOpsy and DrOpsical Swe1Iings they
should be taken in large and frequent doses to pro.
duce the effect of a drastic purge.
For Suppression large dose should be taken
as it produces the desired effect by sympathy.
AS a Dinner Pill. take one or two Pills to pro.
mote digestion and relieve the stomach
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach and
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and invigorates the system. Hence it is often adj
vantageous where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolerably WELL often finds that dose
of these Pills makes him feel decidedly better, from
their cleansing and renovating effect on the dges.
tive apparatus.
DIR. u. C. AVER g. CO., Practical Chemists,
LOWELL. MASS, U. S. Il.
Sold by all druggists and dealers In medicine everywker
CRANE Il BRIGHAM,
35-ly Wholesale Agents. San Francisco.
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Relief at Last.

uI bad suffered much from dizziness or YER
tigo. Three bottles of Brstols Sarsaparilla and
two phials of Pills entirely cured me.
P. 7. COLEMAN, Idaho City.
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to- The German Hospital sOciefy Of Trinity
county holds its regular Quarterly meetings at the Hospital
building the first Sunday lin March June September and
December. CHAS. HARTMAN,
Avs Secretary.
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EB- .Norfh Star Lodge, No. 61, =. o. o. r.,
holds odd Fellows Hall Weavervllle,
on Thursday evening O'Clock. Members of the Order
from abroad are cordially invited to attend.
O. GEORGE b. JUMPER, n. G.
W II R.cuF1nFR U 1-tf
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Probate Notice.

IN THE PROBATE COURT OF THE COUNTY OF TRIM
ITY, STATE OF CALIFORNIA.-IN THE MATTER
OF THE ESTATE OF JAMES DOUGHERTY, I,
Deceased.-0rler to show why order OF sale OF
Real Estate should be made.
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vINIE PAIN KILLER
/ Each Bottle is wrapped with full directions Tor It's use
rINIE PAIN KILLER
Is sold by all Druggists and Dealers in Family Medicines
December 6.
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ON Comet LOdge, No. So, 4. D. d. f., Trinity
Center holds it, regular meetings Saturday evening, at
Odd Fellows Hall. GEORGE WILLIAMS, y. ii.
SAM'I IIuHBELL- Il. s. LII
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RE,- STELLA Encnmpmsnf, No. 12, T. o. o. f..
evenings Of the first and third Tuesday OF each
month at Odd Fellows HALL Weaverville. at o'clock Pa
triarchs from abroad inyitedto visit us.
J. A. 5. JONES, c. P.
e W Sv1ru Scrih Avs.
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rINIE PAIN KILLER
| Is both Internal and External Remedy.
'I'HE PAIN KILLER
should be used at the first manifestation OF Cold or
Cough
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| II VIE FATN kILLEIt-
Don't fail to keep it in the house ready Tor use;

YINHE PAIN KILLER
Is an almost certain CHOLERA. and has, with
doubt, been successful in curing its terrible
disease than other known remedy even the most
Eminsnt and Skillml Physicians In India Africa and
China where dreadful disease is more or less
prevalent the PAIN KILLER is considered by the ma
tves well by European residents III those climates
A SURE REMEDY.
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es- Rsnc0n Lodge, .N'O. 800, Il. o. of Il. r.,
hail, second story of Hoslnger Co build
ing, Weaverville, every Sunday evening at o'clock.
JOSEPH GEORGE, W. c. T.
WIN. JUSK,Ss W. s l2:l3.
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Soeiety Aotiees.

nv TrfnifU Lodge, No. 81, +. r II. .n.-IIold
their regular communications Masonic Hail. Weaverve,
on the Saturday of each month Hour of meeting
o'clock p JOHN McMUld1, W NJ
NJ GRIFFIN Secretary. Avs
R5- Trinity Chapter, .ND. Q. Royal Arch .Hd-
and fourth Tuesday each month
at the Masonic Hall. Weaveryille j. c. BuRCH, II. p
NJ p GRIFFIN. Secretary Avs.
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Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
1c1 EFT La.

NARiA-Denx on trois pr!sonners, la scmaine
dernere, Sc sont 6chappfs de la ge6e. lis ne vo,,-
latent sans doute pas tare connassance avec la
nouvelle prison. ct nous n'avons guere les blamer
La !ibertt est lie drot prescriptble du p-isonnier
Au demeurant, c'est un cmbarras de mo,.s pour les
NM. Nolle Prosequi.
On trouve sur lie feuve uue boie contenant
le cadavre dun nonveau-ne. Est-ce un nfan,icide
Femmes. quand Tune de vous sabandonne aux
plaisirs cgitimes, il faut quelle ait lie courage
d'avouer sa taiblesse ct sa iaute, non qu'elle
demande all crime lie repos que "a conscience ne !ui
accordera jama!s. Une hute Sc rfparc un crime
janais.
- Le- habitants sont servis souhait La came
4 sucre await soif, ct ellie bolt son ase D'abon.
dantes pluies tombent presque sans interruption
Les vieux pretendent que la came rendra be au-
coup, car lie feuve garde en- etc son nveau d'hiver
Nous desirons quill en- SOFT ainsi
- La crevasse L. Roman s'est ouverte de
nouveau. songe-t-on ct songera-t-on aux lev6es!
81 Ton ne repare pas cette aimee Ia levee qu
pro'ege GENTLY en- st-Jacques, nous serons noyes
CONNIE des canalds. Alors alors settlement, OH Sc
mettra a rnnvre. Cest ainsi que precedent les
NOMINEES pTeVoyanlS.
- Morte sason pour les affaires. GENTLY a lair
de s'amuser cOmme ne crodte de pain der,ere
une MALE. Heureusement que la nouvelle Cour de
paroisse lui rendra une paltie do son animation ct
de activit6. VISA .
Les boulangers ct les bouchers pestent avec
rason contre les mauvais chemins ct ledilit6
urbane. QUAINT au ''Lousianais,'' il les remercie
sincereuent des hons services qu'ils lu rendent
avec tant de dcsnt6ressyrcnt ct de conrtoisie. Ce
sont les meilleurs patrons du 'Louisianas," de
vtritabcs ams.
-Strongman. lie valiant chasseur de Gentilly.
est parti pour Cube.
Mons n'avons pas en- d'ecpse de soleil a ST.
jacques, sanledi derner, ct pour cause maeure.
Fonc.ionnAircs NOMINEES par le peupe ct
degomm6s par sa sutisance Wa.moth, que he
reutres-yous en- functions La Cour Supreme vous
, autorise
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
Nouvelles.

Lou1s1ANE.-M. R. W. Taliaferro, ancier
Maitre de Poste de In Nouvelle- Or cans, Q
etc arrete. II est accuse de disbursement de-
fonds.-Un nomme CASTOR Ferret, apres
avoir blesse mortelement ct yoontairemeni
So ma1tresse, Maggie Walker, s'est tue CONNIE
I'M CHEN. On trouv6 sur lui une lettre
finissant par cette citation:
"Post mortem nihil est, ipsaque mors
nihil." II ny rien aprss Ia mort, ct Ia
mort elle-meme nest rien." Tn homme de
blen nest pourtant pas I'm miserable, &
desespere.-Du Ter. an 8 Aodt 1869, le total
des deces a Ia NouvelIe- Orleans ete de IO9,
Pas de fievre jaime, dit-on, mais des fieyres
qui font mourir.
NouvEAU MoNDE.-Les negres,-on est
"egre qnand on Sc conduit mal,-se sont
dome le plaisir d 'une petite e,neute Mobile.
Que voulez-vous? c'etait election. Is indi.
vidus ont etc tues, bIesses on contusiones.-
LIE ticket conservatism, republican, modere.
Ia emporte dams le Tennessee. Butler Va
fourier son nez dams les elections du Texas.
Pourquoi Butler ne va-t-il pas perorer en-
personne?-A Chicago, un banquet ete
donns aux negociants chinois LINN d'eux.
ebay Chew, a fait un intrigue disconrs sur la
grandeur des Etats- Unis. Il 'amirul Hoff a
etc rappele.-Les cheniIles a cotton ont fait
le"r opparition en- Giorge ct dams la Caroline
du Sud.-Faillites New. York.-A Cube, les
derniers engagements ont etc favorables aux
Cubains. Les hostilitis sont nomentanem emf
suspendues. La Vile d'Holguin est aux mains
des revol"tonnaires, ct Cespades doit y
transporter le siege de son gonvernement.
Des reDforts arrivent des Etats- Unis, Lar.
NEE cubaine est ben organisee les forces
ont etc concentries ct formees en- divisions
brigades ct regiments. LIE gen. Jordan
commando lie corps darmee de lEst ct a sous
ses ordres 5000 flibustels, 10, 900 Cnbains ct
environ 10000 noirs affraucllis. tL'armee de
TOuest Sc compose d'environ 10000 hommes.
On bon coup d'epaule, ct Cube ne sera plus
espagnole. Vienne la flu des puies-Grant
Sc demande ce quill fnut faire.
NiEUx MoSDE.-SapoftUn ct 81 srt.s.
sont a Chaons. LIE marechaI Mel est tres
malado Limpfratrice partira lie ~ Aobt
pour lOrient. lie Senat Sc moutre favorable
a" Senatus-consnlte. Rouher est president
dn Senat-Le vice roi d'Egyrte ct lie Sultan
de Constantinople Sc rapatrient lie canal
dc Sncz scra ouvert lie II Novembre Les
at1alres Espagne sont fort embrouillees. LIE
cerge espagno pris part au movement
carlisle. Menace est faite par le gouverue-
ment cenx qni conspireront de Sc voir
interlire In pre'lication ct Ia confession.-
On dit que lie Sultan de Constantinople veut
exp"lser de Turqme les Il. L. Feres Jesuites
Et son droit?-Le proclaim concic toujonrs
par oadA, mettrait au rang des lognes ca
tholilnes l'iufaillibiliti du papa. Diffic.le !.
croire. Les perruques ang gaises Lords, pro-
testent contre Iabolition de vEglise irlandaise.
QUAINT a .eur papesse, ellie s'occupe peu de
theologie. La Belgique arme
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14
FeuilIeton du L0uisiuuais.
LES OIL RS.
-:O.--

Dams la paroissc StJacques,-la refine des paroisses
iousianaises quand tons les ours etaient des qua
drupedes,-vivait jadis I'M bon etexcellcnt docteur
IL s'agt de quatorze ans passes.-dun steele!
Ce docteur Sc nomn.ait Pierre Lafon; ct il se
nomme encore ainsi.
Ex-montasnard de ls4s, ex-commissaire lu de-
partement du Lot ex-m6lecin du Grand Opera, il
6tat en- plus natif de Gramat Grau,at ct Paris SON
snurs. Laton etait nm exile po'itique peu volontare
Napoleon, 1e troisieme, l'avait chasss de Franc,
par droit de conauee ct par droit de ,,aissance.
navait pas dautre drcit, ce nous semble bien Mais
ne taait'il pas, CONNIE dissent les proonds pehsers
dc 10 pTesse o'l6anaise que. qui.. qaoi. q"and !:
etcs.., tst- -.. e., 49,. ,..I
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81 j'etais roi.

~
L'innocence est charmantc,
Surtout a dix-sept ans;
On croft, on aime, on ckante,
Et Tame est I'm prinemps,
l. on voudrait atre roi dams TN puissant empire,
Pour donner chacun,
Pour embrasser CHINA qui trahit ct conspirc,
Pour sauver un coquin.
Que la jeunesse est belief.
Mas, mon pauvre garcon,
Tout roi halt lc rebelle
Et punt sans facon.
l. ION voudrait etre refine, etant dtja la femme
Ponr aimer chastement
lie noble citoyen qui vous otfre son anne
Et son saint d6vouement
Pourquoi done ttie refine
Par tire ct vanite
La femme est souveraine
DE toute eternite.
7 q
Le Louisianais. [volume] (Convent, La.) 1865-1883, 1869-08-14

Les mauvais pretres ne sauraient tuer le
christianisme.
Les mauvais republicans ne sauraient
aseassiner la repuh,ique.
II est des verites qui sont l'epreuve des
hommes ct des temps
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COLUMBIA CONTRIBUT0RIAI,
BY q. wooDsDAvIDsON.
SooIUMB11, SOUTH uARoINA, ,s28TH APRIL 1859.

The New Regime. ..-...... -
We are of the New Regime. 49,. =. =
1t is the regime of the onward and the upward
1t is theregime Of utility, selfrelianoe, and pro-
gress. .4--,-.--4 Il : - - - 4
1t is the regime Of energy, action audsWerk.
It gives the negro affair chance-and no more
It seeks to utilize him to the utmost of his ability
for the good Of the State. It fills his hands full d
the best work that he is able to do It eleyates
him just as high as he is capable Of being elevated
and no higher; and this, for bis own sake, Il
seeks to educate him to the extent Of both hi.
means and his brains. :. .'-. -.
1t welcomes the immigrant, from whatever
shores he may come, be it. from Germany, Eng
land, or New England It welcomes all = all VIII
bring means, brain, or Drawn money, mind, o.
muscle; aud with them an honest interest to better
the home they choose. ...,...,'.,s,... ~,
It distinguishes, with the cearest- cut Of all pos
sible distinctions, between the immigrant and thl
carpet bagger, The difference between them il
toto coelo-the distance between heaven and hell
1t brands the rpet-bagger, wherever he il
found, as an intruder, an interloper-a plundere
as cowardly as he is yile, that comes to dupe th'
negro into running the white man.. .......-,
1t stigmatizes the scalawag as worse than th'
carpet-bagger in that to all bis brutal villany hi
adds treachery. al: ..,,... .,....,..s. :.
This is the New Regime -, ...,,, .
!, It lets the dead Past bury its dead and makes
the best Of the Present. looking at the same tim'
to glorious Future. " 49,. ..... -;
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LOCAL ITEMS.
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Thos NJ. Graham-U. s. Internal Revenue.
T. N. Dobson& Co.-Miles Shoes-Bress- Goods
Reduction in Prices-NeW .Arriyal-Ken:
lucky JeansSGlue Pots-Sauce Pans and
|. . Ketttes-Ca Ca1co--M Observation-Disclosures and
' :Tin-Ware- Hammers, dc.-shirting-
J. A. Walker, W. M.-Masonic Notice.
IS Broadway, Charlotte, n. C.-Excelsior.
Kuykendal q omhnson-Brushes, Brushes
Varnishes, Varnishes--Queen's Delight
Staple Drugs, &c. May Day::-.,',.'.> -, -'
- mission Agent, Charleston, s. c.
HIT. Peake-Sonth Carolina Railroad.
Caleb Bouknight-C. & s. C. and Columbia q An.
gusta Railroad Companies. .,...,.I--
w. B. Metts, Special Referee to the Off.
: cial Creditors Of John L. Miller, and the in
diyidual Creditors Of F. 81. SiEaril, deceased
w. B. Metts, Special Referee-Notice to the Cred
itors of Samuel Mcdowell, deceased. ~
w. @. Owen, Jr.., Assignee-In Bankruptcy-Ir
20 the Matter Of w. C. Owen, Bankrupt. {;
T. w. C1awson, Deputy Messenger-In Bank
r ruptcy-In the Matter Of VIM: E. DeLoach
= VIM. H. Boyd 49, .G. .@Gr@'>.e
F. C.. Harris, Judge Of Probate -Citation4Dr. j
Z. J. Miller and j. C. Miller, Applicants
=. Miller, deceased. ..-,-..-l. - r.
w. I Cawson, Register in Bankruptcy Notice .te
the Creditors Of Henry G. Castles IT to .sI9 estab
Jefferys & Mason, Assignees to Creditors
to establish. Liens{n the Matter Of Nasa Rig
gins Bankrupt.
Thomson Il Jefferys, Assignees-In Bankruptcy
,,.sr-Notice to Creditors tor Establish Lens-lI
- the Matter Of Dr. John May, Samuel Black
E. A. Crenshsw, J: P: Aycock, J. F. Steele,
- D. D. Moore j. Pride. ., , y.,,-....-
NJ. Jones, Deputy Collector--U. 8. Tax Notice:
Mackenzie Brothers-Importe and Man1lfac'
.! turers, Of Carriage Materials and Saddlery
| Hardware. -...-..- ..-,
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ANOTHER SENATORIAL ROW.

The debates of the Senate were, on the 22nd,
enivened by an exchange of compliments between
Senator Sprague, on the one side, and Senators
Nye and Abbott, on the other. Abbott repre-
sents North Carolina, and may live there; but we
do not know that he does the mere fact of his be.
ing a North Carolina Senator giving no clue as to
whence he came or where he lives. Mr.. Sprague
had occasion to reply to certain remarks made by
Senators Nye and Abbott, and in doing 30, related
an adventure he had once had with large mastif
and mongrel puppy, who attacked him. Mr..
Sprague's application was: 1.-THE Senate will OBJ
serve that the mongrel whining puppy, encouraged
by the mastiff and emboldened to make the attack
from the shadow of his backer ran rapidly away,
alarmed at bis temerity, whilst the overgrown cur
followed after, with ears Topped and tail between
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;';lWMaam.<.

DIED-On Sabbath last, at his residences IA this
County, M. JOSEPH. CLINTON, in the nine
~ y.secondyear OF his age. ~ ~ -
Born daring the sAineriean Revolution ;in the
ipamedtsta ehbarhopd where he died fiisa aged
patriarch, venerable for the days Of the years of
Els pilgrimage On earth Beloved for The Find dis
posiGon nf heart ever manifested to his Seouaint-
ancea sespected for the sterling qualities of, q
den seniSs ohis owS g w5rdiy as ais tSdaEh RE-
without sinordizte desires sbe wealth not med
dlesone withit concerns, of neighbqsz, though
Ear from fnattehtfye to the best interests Of his
'countrys tbs good man and estimSbfe citizen,
full Of years, and ofthe reapectoftiose who'knewg
place of earth With q mind conscious Of earthly
dissoiution; With his reason unclouded sinl hast
moments Of existence here, and doubtless with q
blessed; hopeto glorions resurrection hereafter.
6yteran Chufch at Bethel, III at least early man
hood, lived through several generations q Efecon-
sstent with his profession, and inherited, even
here, the promise: with long life will I satisfy
HIM, becauss ne hath set his love! upon me-be-
cause he hath known my nanna. ",sea ~,Ga -
The subject Of this notice leaves among ssev-
eral children; d majority Or whom are grand
fathers and grand m6thefss fact In ITSELF rafe,
and suggestive Of serious reflection those, prop
sasnns srly sxsfsSsa @ by the Providence q ssys4sn
April 9th, 1859. . - 49, "-. - X
D1ED-On Allison Creek, in this County; ON the
END instant, JOSEPH MILLER, Esq. aged 5s
= IN this county on thei14thanstsnt, Mr.. E. A.
ROBlNSOS, IN the slst year Of his age.r,t So.
e sHs a e. M RdBfsg6N sstss 9nS saaS
Is months. lstEj ,Sssa. -. a y:sJ 20 -
>lQ9 t!e 9th Of Nogem bers slsea 10 PulaskiG Goun-
ty,. Arkansas, Mrs. EIIzABETH. GARRISON,
n,i9r9. IN the s4th year Formerly Of York
In Pulaski County, Arkansas, on the Sth of
February, 1859, DR.. VIM. B, BARRON, after a
protracted sickness of two years, IN the 10th wear
Of his age, Formerly Of York DISTRICT. n !.
OF March, 1883, Mrs. REBECCA JOINER. con- @
sort of Joel Joiner, in the 5Sth year Of Her age.
Formerly Of, York District :. cs..--
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his legs, toa place of safety beside bis menaeed

cOupaulOH - s--y
. Mr.. Abbott considered himself, the puppy allu-
ded TO- and intimated that he would demand ;an
explanation. This was told to Sprague who left
the Senate chamber. Abbott, little while later,
rose to personal explanation, and had Sprague's
remarks read by the clerk, after which proceeding
he said his intention was ito ask the Senator from
Rhode, Island if he intended to apply the term
puppy to me, as is implied in the connection Of
that language. IF he did intend to apply tito me-
my purpose was to ask him, for retraction as full
as the implication of the language, and if he re-
fused that retraction, my intention was to ask tor
satisfaction out Of. this chamber. Iinow give no.
tice, inasmuch as that Senator has skulked out OF
the chamber, that I intend TO- have satisfaction
outside of the chamber III. ,,,rs ,r..>~. =
Here Mr.. Summer, whose experience has given
him nervous horror of personal difficulties be-
tween honorable Senators, rose to point OF Or
der, that Mr. Abbott had announced an intention
to violate the laws of the land andby so doing had
violated the rules of the Senate, for which reason
he (Sumner) objected to his speaking any further.
This led to an excited alteration in which several
Senators participated The result was that Abbott
explained that he did not intend to fight a duel /;
but that Sprague must make q retraction as broad
as the assertion, and Mr.. Nye kindly suggested
spanking to him, as the proper punishment tor
Sprague Abbott repeated his intentions to have
satisfaction outside of the Senate, when the squab
Bile waa terminated by the Senate g going into ex-
ecutive session. ,,- r..a.-@ - ~ ..srT ;7g-c
After this display, the public naturally expected
a fight between the belligerents, particularly as
Abbott afterwards said he was going, to eowhide
the gentleman from Rhode Island. But up to
this time no clash ofarmor or roaro musketry
has been heard; q The wrath of the gentlemen has
simmered down., and it is announced that each is
waiting for demands, from the other. When such
demand is made, blood and thunder may be looked
for a., .s.,,. ...,I - II. j
Since thc above was in type, we see atelegram
of the Goth instant, which says: Senators Sher-
man, Pool and Sumner have succeeded inengineer-
ing reconciliation between Abbott. and .Sprague.
Sprague writes to Abbott that he wrote the para
graph which gave Abbott offence before Abbott
spoke whereupon Abbottwrites to Sprague: MY
allusion to you in the Senate was founded on q
misconception. I ask you to consider it unsaid: ~
"Iet US have peace" ~.
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DEBTS AND ASSETS OF THE STATE-Upon en-:
quiry at the Treasury, 'tsays the Columbia Pho.
nir, we have received the following statement Of
the funded debt of the State and interest thereon,
together with the assets to this date, .5 ..-sy
Three per cent State stock-prineipal $38, 836..
60 interest," 81, 1,45637. Six per cent fire loan
principal, 3l4,453.S9;~ interest, $23, 5840f.
Five per cent bonds, fire loan-principal, $$44SS4 $$44S4
a. 81 interest, SEQ, ,92210. : Six per cent bonds
and stocks nded.prinoipal 81 ,282 81 inter
est, 500, 1884, 0l. Six per cent. new State House
bonds-priucipai, 81, 2,2s6;60O 90. interest. SILL.
595.OO. Six per cent. Blue Ridge Rail Road bonds
principal, $l,0O0ooo; interes t, SIS, 900 co. Sn
per cent redeeming notes Of til Bank Of the Stat
principal, 81, ,033, 900.00 IT tai principal &c.
Al ,2O627; total INTEREST," $4A, 79l. S. Provision
has been: made to meet the interest up to July i
1859. -. ,.,.,s. ,......-.-..,..,-, -.
Assets Of the State on the slst Of October, 1888
Shares in Northeastern Rail Road Company
f$l20,OO0; sharesin Spartanburg and Union Raj
Road Company, $3.50, 600; shares in Pendletor
Rail Road Company, 81, 500; shares in Greepgills
and Columbia Rail Road Company, 81, 333, ,966
shares in Blue Ridge Rail Road Company, 9,310,
900; shares in Columbia and Augusta Rail Roae
Company, s42, POO; shares in Cheraw and Coal
fields Rail Road Company, 5000, 600; shares ir
Laurens Rail Road Company, $780, 900; shares in
South Carolina Bail Road Company, $24 900
shares in Charleston and Savannah Rail RoaG
Company, $270, ,0Go shares in Southwestern Raj
Road Bank, Sc, 600; shares in Keowee and Tuck
aseegee Turnpike Company, $4,000. Total, &c.
654, ,66O ., 49,. -- .... ~. .., --.. '.