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Buchp IL the great di1rtttt. Helmooldt Coucen,
tratsd Extract SAisaparA 10 the great blood purj.
Ter. Both arc prepared according 10 fu,es OF
phs1r acy and chemistry, ana nre tho uoat ectayo
that c1n be made.
, 1870-02-25
MARRIED.

CLARKK-ROFK-on The alth faat. Il tho Church
q arnnt, tns 1sSpttneIt * the ksT O. Th.ye hn
Arthdetcon, and Rector Of st. MlchseF Caths1sI,,
BNba does. aud Mary yourgtat daughter OF the i1te
Thonsa Rofet Eeq Of St. heLena
, 1870-02-25

Manhood and Fouthfnl ViKor nrc
tfcaIred BY Helu,Qld Extr2et BuenQ.
, 1870-02-25
AIKEN,S MUSEUM.

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EFF1E DEANS; OF, The Heart af Md Lothian,
With Il. EaSni6cen4 eGeetA GRAND TRIAL SCIEF.
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Monday: Feb. 4 Grand Mstiret-KtFIE DRAINS:
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THIS MORNING.. AT 10 O'CLOCK.
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and Stale-sts.,
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proved Rose Wash.
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tus'oua Properties, and Inn,odlarc iu ttz action.
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, 1870-02-25

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Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17

The crash Of battle has died aEay,
The blaok-rnoutbed cannon are dnnn.
The fight tnat began az 1awn or day,
when we waited and waited and thon8ht the bray
OF the trumpet wonld never come
Has ragged aud waned, and the GeAaly rloI
Profsnes not the calm OF evening quiet
Twas bravely ca ried, as brsyel9 held,
That ridge wb re the battery stood
Did ron mark, mid the cannons roar, now uey
\ yelled ,,s
When our firat wild rnsh was Tner and repeIeo,
Asye slipped IN our comrades blood
When the fallen showed, Ike waiie OF the sea,
How near ~ had SUR a 20 vctoryf
Twas braye,y done. While their shouts still rang
Through that crest OF hame and smoke,
With mighty sweep unawed We sPrang
We an W. red their shout with cur truinpeta eiahB
Their Are Sith hayouet stroke;
we c4llQht lke an o no their Yaunting cry
As hoy iiuehed from the charge d@spairingy
We shouted iher ana our comrades cheer
as W. marched war-weary and worn;
The buges ring out triumphant aud clear
A. our haunors pass aud we cannot hear,
Mid ihe ciatnor Of voice and horn,
The .aoaps and cries II our brayo't Bnd best
Who lie, thck.c ustered, about the crest.
To-d&y for iriunph, tomorrow for woe
when the ron call tells It's story,
We snail miss the sOun0 q voices we know,
And the CHASTITY Raps in onr ranks viii SHOW
Tho price we pay for 2icry;
And the Joy that We feel AZ 0ur counry's gaia
VIII be hushed ia tho presence u co inrades SIAM
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17

HooFIANDs GEBEAN BrrTEBs.-We clip
the following from The editorial columns of
the Lesder, Cleveland. Ohio, one of the most
influential papers OF the West; "ln calling
the attention of our readers to this valuable
preparation, we do so with full conviction
that il is highly scientific remedy Dys-
pepss, and ali diseases arising from p dis.
ordered state OF the Liver or Stomach. In
making this assertion, we ara sustained by
the testimony of many OF the eminent pro-
fessonal men of the country. Lawyers,
physicians and clergymen all bear witness to
its great usefulness. 1t contains no alcohol
ic stimulant, but is purely medicinal, being
compounded from the prescription OF one of
the most celebrated physicians Of his day,
and is well known and used by the faculty of
the present time. 1t has been before the
public in it's present shape for over twenty
years, and during that time has become
known all over the world. To those in need
of a remedy Of this character, we would say,
procure it at once, and do not waste your
time and money on the many worthless com
pouncs that now food the market; and those
who are not In immediate want of it, we
would advice to be prepared to battle with
disease By keeping il always in the hoD-e.
HI Glands German Tonic combines sll the
ingredients of the HitteTs, with pure Santa
Cruz Rum. orange, anise. etc. II IS used Tor
the same diseases as the Bitters, in cases
where some alcoholic stimulsnt is require q.
1t ia preparation of rare value and il most
agreeable to the palate.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17
Tn census in California shows total

TRn census iii California shows total
population of $50 600 and Ban Francisco
is returned as $50, coo. The state has
gained Ito, 600 in ten years, or very near
ly 90 per cent, and San Francisco has
gained SO, 200, or about 1G4 per cent In
1860 the metropolis Of the state had about
one-seventh OF the whole population; it
now has more than one-foUrth of the 49,
greeste shown by the census. 1t is inter
esting. although hardly surprising, to find
that while the agricultural counties haze
gained very materially the mining counties
nave lost quite as largely. As a coass-
quence it is supposed that whereas San
Francisco has heretofore had only twelve
o. the eighty state Representatives she
will now have twenty-five, and that the
mining counties, which hal ia tue aggre-
gate twenty nine, will be ca Gown to thir-
teen OK fourteen.
Mineral Point tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1869-1938, 1870-11-17
TnE New Orleans Plcayune says:

~
counryman az ia, theatre The other night,
as the escort Of some ladies'. retired aG an
intermlssion and returned with pound or
two OF peanuts wrapped in a paper, and
two huge bananas sticking from bis pocket.
just then, however, and beiore-hc had time
70 take his seat, one Of the actresses, VI o
had especially won his admiration, came
to the tootlights and warbled u beautiful
melody. The full, rich voice. exquisite IN
lntonati0n and breathing strains almost
divine, completed the conquest OF the coun-
tryman's heart, and, unable TO restrain his
delight, he heaved on the stage his pea.
nuts, bananas and p oket-handkerohief as
Tribute to the fair enchantress. There
was momeutary astonishment visible
upon the faces on the stage, 3 single inter-
Val OF hesitation, which was removed by
the countrymau's voice, fall and clear-
'aake EN-, gal, by lingo, you're welcome. :.
iHR russians have new KIND Of shell,
which Is three toet long, and sings" like
y whole anvil chorus
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swung out by rope tied around the middle, the
body Of some popular favorite, who, after being
swung on the top Of the -houlders Of one OF the
fire brigade, mangled and dead, was brought
down the ladder into the green Of the public
park where it was instantly surrounded by two
or three thousand OF those who had gathered to
recognize the slain. The park was filed with
anxious - 7ng men and women until O'Clock,
when the last victim was drawn from the building
After this the police closed the park, refusing en-
trance to any one, the bodies Of he dead having
been sent out. All the stores in the city were
closed and placards put upon the doors, "Cosed
in consequence OF the disaster the capital" No
more business was done during the day.
Tonight meetings were held Of members Of the
Press Association, members OF the late military
associations, and members of the Bar and the
citizens generally.
Tomorrow will be observed as day Of general
mourning.
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mourning
GEORGIA..
Governor Rullocl's Suggestions.

ATLANTA, April 81.
Both Houses met at noon to-day. The joint
committee appointed to wait upon Governor Bull
lock and General Terry, made report to each
body. Governor Bullock, in communicating his
views, suggested the passage OF ajont resolution,
adopting the appropriation act OF 1869 for the
first and second quarter Of the present year, and
authorizing the Comptroller General to proceed
to Georgia. The Governor thought the Legisla-
ture cannot 60 into general legislation without
complying with the opinion Of Attorney General
Hoar IN the Virginia case. He also requested the
appointment ofa committee OF investigation in
regard to the charges made against him by
Treasurer Angler, and also to investigate the use
OF funds by the State Treasurer for his personal
benefit. Also committee to investigate the
affairs Of the State Road, aud that the Legislature
then adjourn to such day as they may determine.
The House adjourned without action. The Senate,
by vote Of "a to S, adopted the suggestions. and
adjourned until tomorrow.
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WASHINGTON.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES PRoPERTYDE-
STROYED By THE GOVERNMENT.
TrRoM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS. j

IrRoM THE ASSOCIATED PRESS.
WASHINGTON, April 81.
The New York Express has the following:
"Washington-The Ways and Means Committee
have rejected the Senate. Fl ,dice bill. A new
bill, to be framed, will probably provide for a
long four per cent. bond"
Judge Field, OF the Supreme Court, is sick.
There are no Southern nominations.
SENATE.
Pratt addressed the Senate in favor OF paying
loyal owners South for property taken during the
war.
The bill for the enforcement Of the Fifteenth
amendment is made the special order for TO-
morrow.
In the Senate conference committee was ap-
pointed in the Arkansas Hot Springs reservation.
Pratt advocated the granting Of compensation
to the loyal owners of property taken or destroy
ed by the government. McCreery spoke in favor
of an amendment to exten the compensation to
every one, without distinction.
HOUSE.
In the House, the Reconstruction Committee
reported bill removing tho disabilities from the
ofacers Of the State Of Texas, which was passed.
The Election Committee reported resolution
declaring that there had been no lawful election
in the Fifth District Of Louisiana, and that neither
McCranie, Morey or Kennedy were entitled to
seats.
ga bill to establish.a department of justice was
discussed during the morning hour. The Tariff
bill was discussed during the remainder OF the
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GENERAL THOMAS.
The Union virglnian '.vho Never Fall
tereti.' 80.

The Richmond Dispatch publishes the follow
ing letter from Major-General Fllzhugh Lee:
knew General Thomas well. Was lieutenant
In the cavalry regiment OF which he was tile
major before the war, and stationed at the same
port In TcXas with him. He was an excellent
artillery officer Served in that arm III MeSco,l an
indifferent cavalry one-tro neayyGtoo = s.ow. aH.
sie1. emporte az gatop, raddreSSe dun athlete,
ct ragiiite dun centaue,'' that General roy
talks about in the "Peninsular War;" but which
did not prevent him from being general ollcer
OF indisputable courage and unquestlonable merit.
You say "he is charged with having, at the be-
ginning OF the war, hesitated as 10 winch sue ne
Should enlist with" &c. The New YORK tribune,
however. and all other Northern encomlums tnat
have read upon Lis name and fame, lay great
stress upon his being 10 Virglnlan who never Ial-
tered in his allegiance TO the Union" But they
would better have left that part Of his record
alone.
1t Is q fact that wheE war threatened between
the TWO sections or .'the best government the
world ever saw" General Thomas's feelings were
Southern to almost the bellicose degree.
1t is fact that he ted me 10 New York City, In
1861, as was on my way frem West Point to
Washington. to resign my commission as an Of
ficer OF the United States army, that ne too i'll
tended to resign, and would follow me.
It's fact that about that time he wrote let.
ter to John Letcher, then Governor Of Virginia,
aud rendered his services to the State (which let
ter the Governor may have now.)
The State Of his birth can hardly be expected,
under he circumstances, to erect monument to
him, but it shoald not delame him.
He was an upright, kind-hearted man, and
fought WELL though against u.s. Let him rest in
peace; and let Virginia keep her walls OF wrath to
6e foreve. poured out upon. the heads OF some
few OF her citizens who would not light upon eith'
er side, bu: who stayed at home aud made money
by being paid by the North as spies, guides and
informers. or who, after having fought, nave act
ed as II they were ashamed OF their past record.
FITzuuGu LEE. :,
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THE RAILROAD VAR IN LOUISI.
1N4--THE STATE FAIR.

'Ew ORLEANS, April o..
The attendance at the State Fair was large
though the grounds were in bad condition from
the rains Of yesterday.
The Jackson Railroad contest continues
McComb's party gaining ground. Parties con
trolling the stock uf the Louisiana, Mississippi
and New Orleans Railroad coalesced, and elected
board or directors, with McComb's president.
President Beauregard and the cid board refused
to surrender, and have been enjolned by the
Eighth District Court from hindering McComb's
party from administering the affairs Of the com
pany.
City Attorney ]. R. Deckwlth has resigned.
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A graceful story is told OF Lamartine. One day
a penniless man OF letters called upon him, and,
informing him OF his needy situation, requested
the loan Of a considerable sum OF money. Lam
artlne. who was much moved by the recital,
opened drawer and gave him the amount. He
then conducted his unfortunate visitor to the Ves-
tibule. The season was autumn, and as Lamar
tine opened the street door, the, unfortunate au-
struck Lamartine, and calling out, ''Monseur, you
are forgetting your overcoat," he quickly took
down an overcoat that was hanging in the pas
with so much dexterity and grace, that the poor
man. quite overcome. did not know how 10 refuse
q gilt Which was SO delicately offered TO hiLn.
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@-A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE

~A GRAND EPOCH IN SCIENCE
From the time when, In 1884, DR.. RUGaE discov-
cred "Carboic Acid" and its extraordinary medi-
cal effects, nothing In the history Of Medicine mas
eeualled it. Largely used by the French physi-
clans in treatment of consumptive and scrofu-
lous diseases it was introduced by the Court Ply
sioan of Berlin, MAX ERNST HENRY, into Prus-
sIa, and from thence to the United States. No
thing else OF the present day can equal HEN.
RY,S SOLUTION OR CARBOLlC CONSTITUTION
RENOVATOR. Patients get better after only one
dose has been taken, and we cordially recommend
it to the pubnc.-fEdltor argus" jan17 Tyr
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THE SOUTHERN PRESS ASS0crA-
TION.

SAVANNAH, April 81.
The Southern Press Association elected A.
R. Lamar, president; F. W. Dawson, vice.presi-
dent; A. W. Reese, secretary and treasurer; ]. II.
Estell, Joseph Engelhard and ". D. Mann, the
executive committee. The association then ad-
journed sine die.
The Georgia State Press Association also ad-
journed this morning. The delegates proceeded
to Bethesda to attend the 12oth anniversary OF
the Union Society. Tonight a supper Will be
given to the press by the citizens.
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THE VAR IN CUBA.

NEW YORK, April q.
The Cuban dispatches Of the Tribune state
that valmaseda demands to be relieved OF the
command In Cuba, apd has refused to obey the
orders OF DeRodas 70 meet him at Puerto Plin.
cipe. The commander at Port Havana refuses to
obey the orders from Spain to deliver up the
steamer Floyd Aspnwall, and has threatened to
head the volunteers to prevent the delivery ol
that vessel.
HAVANA, April 81.
Spanish reports announce the defeat Of Daz in
the Macio Mountains.
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Marrlee.

McNAMEE-DRAKE.-On the 21st instant, at
st. Mary's Church, by the Rev. F. J. Shadler JOHN
V. McNAAEE to ANNA NJ, daughter OF Miles
Drake, Esq, all Of this city. No cards.
BAlLEY-McKEE.-At Brae,s Island. on the
l1th April, by Rev. E. E. Bellinger, EDWARD J.
BAILEY, ei Edlsto Island, to LOUISA NJ, second
daughter OF Henry Mckee, ESQ.,, Of Beaufort,
S. C, No cards.
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SPARKS FROM THE WIRES.

A Philadelphia policeman, who had a man in
custody, killed his prisoner and another who at
tempted to rescue him.
John G. Potter, president OF the Bos on Shoe
and Leather Bank, is dead.
a Chicago dispatch says that the flood in the
Upper Mississippi! River Is rapidly subsidng.
The Alaska has arrived at New York from As
p;uwall, with no specie and nothing satisfactory
from the Darien expedition.
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say or do, let US remember that the mission OF
the convention, if one be held, will be to restore
good government reduce expenditures, abate
taxation, encourage public improvements, and
To obtain q good State government Is the
paramount need. The means by which it may be
obtained Is OF secondary importance, provided
we deny no principle and resort to no deception.
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funeral Notlres.

m- THE RELATIVES, FRIENDS AND
Acqualntances Of Mrs. MATILDA BRAILSF0RD,
OF her daughter, Miss Susan NJ. Brailsford, Of
Mrs. ". Il. Ingesby, and Of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Inglesby, are respectfully invited to attend the
Funeral Services OF the former, THIS MORNING,
at the Unitarian Church, at half.past 10 O'Clock.
apr2S
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Langley Manufacturing Co
a-PUT YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER

@-PUT. YOUR HOUSE IN ORDER
THIS is most desirable object in practical,
scriptural and medical sense-by attending to the
latter, the two former can be achieved.
Tone the stomach, that your digestion may be
perlect rouse and stimulate the torpid liver that
your complexion may be clear, your appetite
good and your eyes lustrous and intelligent; reg.
Mate the bowels and keep them up to healthy
standard; brace up your weakened nerves, that
you may no longer be nervous or hysterlcal; i'm
prove your general health, that you may be ena'
bled TO go through life rejoicing.
The great remedy to bring about this desirable
end is the medicated compound that is uniVer-
sally used-SOLoMON'S BlTTERS.
onrof turhs3
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m NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

zs- NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
Sealed proposals for completing the Breast Dam
ut Langley, S. c., formerly known as Ralmia
MIlls,) about eight miles from Augusta, on the
South Carolina Railroad, will lie received until
May lst. Specifications can be seen at the ONCE
Of Messrs. ]. SIBLEY Il SONS, Augusta, Ca, or
upon the premises at Langley, 8. @. The Com
pany reserve the right to reject any or all bids.
WN. C. SIBLEY, President
anr1I1mo uanpley Manufacturing Co.
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5perial Notlres.

me- CoNSIGNEES PER SCHOONER
JOS. sEGER are notified that her cargo will be
landed THIS DAY at Adger's North Wharf. Goods
not called for before sunset Will be stored at their
risk and expense. No claims allowed after Goods
are removed. WILLIAM ROACH & co.
npr26
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5uerial Notices.

n@- NOTICE.-A LOT OF REAPERs
and BOXES OF MACHINERY, per steamship
FALCON, from Baltimore, consigned to McCURDY
DAKE, is now in Store on Union Wharf, Con-
signees will please call for the same, pay expenses
and take them away. M0RDECAI CO.,
apr2s l Agents.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-28
From the Edgeheld Advertiser. ]

The effort Is wise, honorable ana praiseworthy
We mean the effort inaugurated by the gentle
men of the press, who met in Columbia some
weeks ago. They met together to exchange
views, to encourage our people in their efforts 10
oppose their oppressors aud 10 work unItedly in
that path which presents the most certain means
OF defeating the common enemy, and of restoring
the State to the hands OF those who respect her
material interests and who honor her dearest
memories. This Is the long and short Of the mat
ter; and we do not see how Gny unprejudced man
or journal can view It otherwise.
II the convention Is to be held in June, Is Edge
fell to be represented? We ask II it is to be held
in June, because number OF the papers OF the
State have seemed to think Il would Ge wiser ~
hold it later.
lie: lib make haste slowly, and in whatever we
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EUROPE.
The Spanish Throne.

PARIS, April 27.
Prince Frederick of Prussia is announced as
q candidate for the Spanish throne, but Napoleon
informed the Spanish Minister that this solution
might lead to a war between France and Prussia.
Theirs advises the people 20 abstain from voting
on the Piebscitam.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-04-28

M@BATCHELORS HAIR DYE.-THIS
SPLENDID HAIR DYE is the best In the world
harmless, reliable, instantaneous, does not con-
tain lead, nor any rftanc poison to produce par
slysis or death. Avoid the Wanted and delusive
preparations boasting virtues they do not possess
The genuine W. A. BACHELORS HAIR DYE
has had thirty years. untarnlshed reputation to
uphold its integrity as the only perfect Hair Dye,
Black or Brown. Sold by all Druggists. Applied
at No. 1s Bond street, New York.
noy26 fmw1yr
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NEWS AND GOSSIP By MAIL.

Interest in the Financial
Bills--The Disagreement on the In
come Tn1-Pressure to Reopen the
Legal Tender Cases-Railrond Land
Schemes and Right OF Passage Over
States, &c.