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New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
Reliaious Notlrcs.

Chapel of the COLLEGIATE X. ID. Church. Seyenhave
Fyfourthst Rev. WIN H. CLARK Pastor-Dyne Service TO
MORROW lOi and u IN Sunday ychoo ats a. NJ and y pm
Church of the Ascension Episcopal There will be free
this Church Of Fifth and Tenths SUNDAY
EVENING a. All Invited Strangers specially welcome
Seats free
Church of the Transfg fgurntiOn-Rev. G. H. HOUGHToN,
Morning and ly Evening Prayer Chapel
Service Other DaysMoring Prayer Evening Prayer
Up IN.
hdonsye Services 10y and "a Strangers are invited
Church Of the Messiah Of Paye and Thirty fourth
st The Rev C. GRlNNE vii occupy The pulpit OF TINS Chuch Oh
SUNDAY August L. Morning servc 1856 Evening service 7i
Calvary Baptist Church West bir1st between Fifth
and Sirthayes r MCARTIIUR PastorPresohug SUNDAY
Aug IA, by the Rev HALsEY MOON al 10y NJ ard Z. M
Eightecnth-st. VI. Il. Church. near Hghtbaye Preaching
TOMORROW l4b inst by Rev CYRUS d. FOSS D. at lOt Ia
and 7:4j p.
Free Methodist Camp Meeting, for the BnghamtoL
Utica New Districts Of the Susqbanua Conference will be
bei b. w. Banbdge the Albany and Suquehanna Rroad
WEDNESDAY, "a holding
the usual by sending application 70 Rev W.
GOULD Bnghamton Broome Co. n Y, al least fortnight IN adj
vance Pars reduced oneha the
Albany Susluhauna Oswego Mdsni and and the
1t Chenang and Suquehnns Railroads Banbrtee distant from
BngiamtoD 81 miles ALBANY Oneida 81 miles
obtained village by hOS who ded
with tents general rally from all parts Of e Conference
and expected W. ooOLD. r. o"EiN
Free Methodist Camp Meeting will be held ~ mites south
COwste Mich the ground occupied last year commencing
will be made to pilgrims from the CodSasr
Station the ground the first and second days OF the
Free Methodist Camp Meeting oPewel and Hamlet CIR
ILL., Wesleyan Connection Will be held on ground owned
nencng Aug 81 The C. b q r. H. directly
past Address the undersigned stating the time will he
b purchasing cet for the next station AeO
the will of the ground This especial n'
taon Methodist brethren aud by Hcon ~ guar COn
Of the Lord especially The friends OF hoLns
H. T. BEsSE, Pastor Viola III
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
NEW YORK CENTRAL and HUDSON
NEW YORK AND NEW-HAVEN RAIL
~ A'

Pa n
Foar1iLs Trains splIssfs LEAVE e sk%ioSS nSaiI
For New Haven and Bfdssport = Er iiO nj l2' Erl
' S E ao1 S' saa9S @ s F.sea ia and wepor 200 o
H ss;:; ss 10 S2 'S % s1 s q. s li9 n' f' '
FOr D.risn ll;3o 3iS 80. ~ Isi SIs H,O
' 80 IE. ~: So s. 5Is ,,as. ssE as ,.,
':s sas.9 $50 NJ. sS 4Is Is S.Yo 7p s
Boston vi. both spHncsso,SSs ncsoSsxcrSG hC iS 'lTT, TRANS
For Boston, via sprnrsea. N. and sp m
fo fIsI1S asor "a and ss5s sO1rs. 5s n.y. Els .p Hartford
For Newport CEI) connecting With s's,H. A'ro''
For COnneseu River Railroad m, li;ls to hOuH''i'
For Hsrtori Providence and F.htiD Railroad l75
Loe R.l.a as, to SOr"eh aud r'"ds'e' H"'
POr New Haven and Sorth,mpo, Railroad nj 500 n 70
For Houss,oaie Railroad .ad 'p 70 w,,.,,,,
Eisa a. % sn ss us Iad p r. S sI..''
conmedoas sspus Car, attached .n ,nt also e saa
ia, M, I.' ,%,s S9 s,A'r Line jisks RoYr
NEW JERSEY RAILROAD-FRON FOOT Of
~ & @ u,st Tor Ps.pls VIA C..
dem m M and n For blLTis5sR s..aGGTos. ~
.5E .5r TEsH 1s6 soffSs.1 SO gTSis r.?
= = ..sS to .s $50 - s RON
. II: md cs' .s ..s .S's lss s,
Louisville :. Louis and cS:-sG ss.s q. .As1s i:p p
% SrGssss Z PltacE .s ad
81 I. n r 10 SsSA I .ost cS.S s.ss The
runs Pullman spleatd Passenger Coach" nr0ss' ~
change to Chicago. ,..~.ox c, .s,,ssdSuS
Jane l6. 1870 W. JACKSON, ueees s.Ps -. -
NrEW-YORX and HARLEM RAILkOAD,
N On and shsr MONDAY Nsy - 1879 vo siPs'ss
Lave dspo corner Of Twenty sIh snt SosrsAA's q '
1870 a N, Rutland EIpres
Sleeping cs.' asS Saa' Ss'i;c sti
NEWARK AND NEW-fQkk HAtLnwAD'- IA R,.,
~ D.P0r IL NEW IoRK FOO. q Le.y W e. ,,S S.,1 :, .s"
Sfipk 1i W MI sE%fdsK s;'; si s6s
SEQ s.g T.lO 7;s sos $50 s:1. s;s h:iS 70 s@
100 400 ,:s tOs .s $50, SD s" Wv ~" ''~' W.
SEQ ioS n% Sa%%x FOR WEST BzRGRn-ht 500 7;o.eD'
LEAVE MN @ -i9sht ZOE ) 30 $40 100 800 ios nHa
ilOA N tO f"' 80 4 < RICxER, ssRsnatsadsrt
y r BALDWIN Gss Passage Aesse
ooITTH SIDE RAILROAD of LONG ISLAND.
~ SIMMER ARRANGEMENTS:
- soEpIY Nay %, 1870, IRON Roosevelt nd ersal ~
s1nmss lsso,a cdssoa 70 Pskhosss
"a o. 5o.h,ln As<on neiston, sDd all ssAroaa
p-si.vny Krsuuoa rhis srsia ufl bs Jane %
grprsss for Psishoyue sounsetay viii sssss Lr Dsss
rert Pre- hfI,s r.ss, a. a. P.sssorn s.sS ns,ss
80 z Accom- noasios for LII Aaa al esiiosa
SSn Accom- for hsrek and al S<sloss 9stsayA
a. nj ssd ssT p . Erpress viii boat Bsbylss 20
Fire Island.
An soassst vs1sy stream for RosSass, ssesp ne
hsE Hss Yark and the g n. train from hip a.
The psny bssS Rsslsvy bsess ~
rsfssAnssh and tAs sesvsAisses Of sIsursissisA
T,skss 70 and frvn The Beach, One pola.
~ fs'sA~ bUSssls", ~ large r.s 1sssx 1sSa, Al
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13
Howard Mission aud Home for LittIe Wanderers.

Iadi.on-aye. Baptist Cburch Thrty - Rev
j. F. ELDER Pastor Preaching SUNDAY at lC H. and II H.
New-York tribune., 1870-08-13

New-York PORT Society.-Preachng TOMORROW at the
Mariners Csarne and hadsonts at l a. m ana
a m by Rev o. b. BIDWELL Of Water and Do'efss
b Rev JOHN MLBS and H5 Westst by the Associate Pastor
my 4
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MIR. L. II. HE1N1Tsu-DEAn SIR The bottle
OF Queens Delight which purchased from,
YOU has given me entire satisfaction. have
been dyepcptic for many years, and never
found relief from All attack. except by travel.
ing, change OF climate and diet No medicine
eyer before has produced 30 good an effect.
tirely relieved of pain. DIy bowels arc regu
lar, &c. experience no nausea, as I did BE-
fore taking the Queens Delight. regard
tins medicine one of the most valuable. 1t is
it. Yours, respectfully,
Oct 2G JAa1ES F. DOWNEY.
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Carolina Manufacturing COMPANY.

a. HAVING opened Branch House in
@A the city Of Columbia, offer for aale the
1Ts;Jyfa Latest patented and best mado STOVES;
Sthe most improved patterns and regu.
lar sizes OF all kinds of TIN-WARE, and
everything in those particular lines, with
confidence Of their merit.
GUTTERlNG, ROOFING and all kinds of
workmcn: Plumbing, in all it's branches, ex-
ecutcd. II you want Water carried to all
convenient points about your premises, we
Will do your work at such prices as will enable
all to afford it.
The rnbic are invited to call. Store il,
Ehrlich's Building, fonr doors below Bryce's
corner Aug Is +
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JAaIES F. DOWNEY.

:, Its nifty cnris," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike; while rcs ding about the impending war
IN Europe, that tho Hollerhorn creates such
an ado i'll Yurrup, when it's sich a common
disease among the cattle i'll Amer KY" The
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose of LIrrMANs GREAT GER
MAN BIrrERs to cheer her depressed epirits,
and resumed her knitting.
Lippmans Bitters art for sale by all drup
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia. Il. c.,
at GEIaER Il McGREaons, Druggists, Sl8
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these things viii happen" To his elder
brother ha intimatad that ha fully appre-

these things will happen" To his elder
brother he intimated that he fully appre-
oiateu inn issiitua5ion and 5ecelved, nc lwitb
a colleesgd mini. Dasfpg The Days chat
he lived, there Twas come oonfusioni of
Words but none Of ideas, I'D recog!
nfsed ell or his acquaintances, and knew
that his father aud brothers and friends
were around him. He grew restless only
as his death drew nigh. At o'clock on
yesterday, he died-the day being his
twenty-sixth birth day. On his nine
teenth birth day lie was made q colonel
in tho Confederate army. On his twen-
ty-sixth -day-just seven years pre-
cisely thereafter-he died.
We have penned enough to show that
remarkable qualities attached to the de.
ceased Carolininn. A man of iron nerves,
of strong will, of manly bearing, of
lofty soul-in him the State has lost one
of whom she was proud and upon whose
right arm she might have looked for aid
in the hear CT trouble. How strange is
Gods providence! Here is man who
passed unharmed through tho storm of
war, and ut last he dies from a railroad
casualty!
But he is gone! Full of hope and
work for the future, he was yet tenderly
attached to the memories of the past.
He came to mingle with the SURVIVORS,
and he is gone to join the hosts of the
DEAD. True to the last, his last act wns
to do honor to lost cause aud to
noble army Of dead patriots, and thus to
fulfil the conditions of the bard's pro-
position
''lle that can endure
To follow with allegiance fallen lord,
Doth conquer him that did his master conquer
And wins a place i the story"
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"SpALDlS6's PREPARED GLUE"

Younger by twenty years is the appearance
OF tho man OF fifty, or the lady of-never
mind how many ysummers-after he or shc has
charmed awaT tho gray hairs with PnA1oS,s
No sediment.
ers. n IaIe
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For Sale.

T OFFER for sale DESIRABLE RESI-
Il DENCE in Columbia, on Plain street, be-
tween Bull and Pickens eight good rooms,
besides tour basement rooms. One Of the
most desirable locations III the city.
Also, The Van Patton Shoals" in Spartan
burg District $50 acres Of good Land, with
most desirable water power in the State-on
Enorce River and within five miles OF tho
Atlanta and Charlotte Airline Road A
nevcr-failing stream, and with sevcnty-livo to
eighty feet fall, for manufacturing purposes,
this place has no superior. Also, a valuable
LOT, on West eide Main street, between Blan-
ding and Laurel, 52l feet front, running back
ll6 feet. Liberal terms will be given.
Nov 13 JAMES G.. G1BBES, Columbia,
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A special from St. Louis says that the
accident at St. Charles, Mo-, involved
the loss OF sixteen persons, all of whom
were precipitated into the river by the
breaking OF wire rope while hosting a
heavy column for the Mississippi bridge.
Fourteen bodies have been found.
Norfolk Bivalves, iu every style, at
PoLLocH's.
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From Alex. N. Dougherty, NJ. D., late ono
OF the Medical Directors IT, $. A., Newark
n. j.: Having been made acquainted Will,
the composition OF the preparation known AZ
SoZ?DoNT, have for somc time past permit.
ted it's use in my family, where it has given
entire satisfaction. It is an elegant toilet
article, we'll worthy Of the encomiums it has
received"
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EOR sALE-sCANTLING, ut s15 per
IL thousand feet. Apply to
G. P. REAISEN
Corner Washington and Assembly Streets.
Nov ii t3*
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Nectar WhiskeY.

G1BSON'S OLD FAMILY NECTOR and
VI Rye WIiISKEYS "the purest and best in
mGrGet" ma Also. full stock of RECTlFIED
WHlSKEiS, OF all grades. always OH hand
and for aale bY J& r. r AGNEW
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Flour! Flour!! Flour!!!

900 BARRELS FLOUR, consisting in
CsOV part of Choice Family Flour. :.he
at uery 'o'rest market prices for cash, for sale
by j. r. r. AGNEW
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Ho for the Race!

M THE subscriber respectfully
ssHzmf&&8 1E invites his friends and public in
btssaaaAssiEY V3 general to call and hls stock
II H-Mof homemade SADDLES and
sstssASssses HARNESSES, which can sell
twenty-five per cent. cheaper than any
Northern mado goods, ana will challenge any
merchant III the South for IL 900 to compare
with ME in homo made work.
Eov 2 3mO Il. HANNAH. Main street.
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Removal,

nR. DARBY has removed his Private Office
H. to his residence, at the head OF Univer-
slty Campus. His Public Office in tho Medical
looms Ii open as hitherto, from p. M to 5
L. Nj. Oct 26 mw9
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& &aAD Eos, ta saasseaSs.s AzHssa;s.

llAaHD ,aAIelI. -:HS Gesssaa &C.
sire t0,expgese epr aesnoi4l 4ledgW eata to
Meaars. Bryan & MpG Carter for "a copy of
this volume. 1t is an historical ramsnQe.
by the wels7known author Of the .;.Heir
OF Redclyffe, and Other readable books.
Our renders, who have read with interest
tho other works by the same author,
will doubtless read this. which will be
found not less interesting. :" q
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.
Worrell Sisters-Last Night.
Hostetter's Stomach Bitters. ra'4
w. X. Bachman-Notice. f5'..
Agnew & Co.-Horses, etc. ~
W. U: Love & Co.-Sewing Machines.
Il. ONeale & Son-Oranges.
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Don't hawk. hawk, spit, spit. blow HOW
and disgust everybody with Your Catarrl,
and its offensive 0dor, when Dr. SAoE's O..
TARR1I REMEnr will speedily destroy ali odor
and arrest the discharge Tho ,,rnnr;ator
offers s50j for case lie cannot cure. HniI IN,
Druggists, or by mall sixty cents. Pamnhlc}
free. Address nr. y. Y. Pierce. Buffalo, N. i.
EN1} so
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General Groceries.
ARTIFICIAL TEETH.
REYNOLDS IMPROVEMENT.

NlHOSE who have lost several Natural
IL Teeth, and have been advised to part
with remaining sound ones, as the first step
towards obtaining artificial substitutes, are
requested, before submitting to a practice,
cruel i'll itself and often unnecessarily per-
formed, to convince themselves of its fallacy
ny looking closely into matter Of go much
Importance.
The above improvement was designed to re-
slst so dcplorable practice, and after a tho
rough test OF more than three years, is found
capable Of accomplishing what no other sys-
tenn Of Artificial Dentistry has heretofore done
1t is now possible to obtain partial cases,
which will eavo for years Natural Teeth, and
be at the same time roliablc i'll every respect.
An invitation is hereby given to such as
feel interested to call at our Operating
Rooms, and examine duplicate specimens of
cases now in actual usc.
NovGt REYNOLDS & REYNOLDS.
Chewing Tobacco Just Received.
A FINE lot of the best Pancake and Fig
~ Chewing TOBACCO.
Nov B JOHN C. SEEGERS.
Cigars.
GENUINE Imported CIGARS, together with
W a large supply of Domestic CIGARS.
Prices to sut ALL JOHN G. SEEGERS.
G. DIEROKS
INFORMS his friends and customers that he
l. is prepared to furnish OYSTERS in all
stvlcs-as he has superior cook. Oct 80
Extra Cheese.
100 BOXES Goshen. English Dairy and
lOO Pine Apple Gu EEsE, for sale low.
Oct 30 F.. HOPE.
Buckwheat and Golden Syrup
100 BAG9 new BUCKWHEAT FLOUR,
lWW SJt = barrels Golden SYRUP f. for ronG s1lS BY
Mutllated Currency.
NORN and defaced GREENBACKS. Ma
Il TIONAL BANK MONEY and FRAC-
1IONAL CURRENCY bought at Il small die
count at TIE CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK.
Oct % A. G. BRENIXER, Cashier.
Yellow Pine Lumber,
M the BEST QUALITY, and in quantities
applying to w. J. BRYANT d CO.
No. Ann street, Charleston. s. c.,
Or at Hranchville Post Office, sc.
Oct 10 1mo
Gold and Silver Coin.
TIME CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK buy and
i sell GOLD and SILVER at q small mar
gin. A. G. BRENIZER,
Oct % Cashier.
For Sale,
,eS9ss A GREAT VARIETY or GERANIUM
AA%SCUTTINGS aud other handsome green
JsA house plants, for sale very low, BY
Sept 13 t3mo Al the Asylum.
California Seed Oats.
Enn BUSHELS PRIME CALIFORNIA
9Nv os,s SEED OATS f: GDNss{B ss9s X HOPE.
Pure Kentucky Belle Bourbon Whis-
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Selling Off

North Carolina Butter.
O0 KITS MOUNTAIN BUTTER, OH con-
~ signment, and will be sold very low to
close Packages average from twenty to
thirty pounds each. GEO. SYMMElSS a
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For Sale

Eses 100 acres choice LAND--50 acres clear
As ed-situated three miles from Hopkjns'
AZH., Turnout; thirteen miles from Colum-
bia, and three- quarters OF mile from tho
Wilmington, Columbus and Augusta Railroad.
For terms, apply at this Office. Oct 81 I'm
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Black Eyed Susan.

Among the numerous and SPECIAL Features
may be mentioned the wonderful performances
of tue celebrated Spanish Gymnasts the great
HERNANDEZ and LEON BROTHERS. who
will appear i'll their great spcc:alties, Cow
Bell-Ogians! Imperial Japs! Guitar Trio!
N. B.-Thc perfOi nance will comm, nee this
evening, Mt half-paet o'clock, owing 10 tho
ieparture Of tho Troupe for Augusta, in the
10 p. NJ. Train.
LEON DELEoN ......... Advance Agent
+. NJ. CHAPMAN. ............ State Manager
G. q. KUHN. Musical Director
Reserved Seats s1.5O. Admission 81 90.
Reserved Seats can lie had at Isaac Sulz-
Dachers. Nov 16 l
MONTHLY NUItSE.-Mrs. NJ. PALMER,
corner Gcrvais and Henderson streets. Is
well recommended. Nov II
WITZER KASE.-A frosh supply of tho
- above celebrated CHEESE. for palc ut
the POLLOCK HOUSE
Nov Is
NOTICE We have instructions from the
pany to turn over to L. W. McAaster all notes
that arc not paid by the Goth inst ant.
Nov 155" COPELAND &c BEARDEN.
Selling Off
A LOTof fine JEWELKY, Eur. r.rin.s, Brosst-
N pins, Plain Gold Rings, Gold and Silver
rhimblGs, &c.
Parties will find it to their Interest 10 call
and examine the various articles.
Oct 30 G. DIERCKs.
Carolina Indigo.
kOO LBS PRIME CAROLINA INDIGO.
~ ~ on hun,l n fnr La l,,v ub, Ia
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HOTEL ARRIVALS, November 10
Nickerson Uouse-T. G. DeLeon, New
York; B. X. Waning, A. Shaw, Md ;
Mrs. Evans and child, Augusta; Miss r.
Mills, w. L. NTanldin, Greenville; J. r.
Johnston, New York; M. Nj. Wolfe, G.
L. Gruson, N. c.; Miss NJ. Warren, J.
G. Guilford, Georgetown; j. c. Foster.
Lancaster; Mrs. Phifer, two children and
nurse, Newberry; J. L. Lindsey, Rev. J.
EougIuss, Rev. j. l.. Wilson, Miss Is.
Moore, J. G. Tipping. Yorkville; J. l..
Stryker, Minnesota; j. w. Runyan, A.
p. Bass, New York; l.. L. Houston. N.
c.; Mr.. and Mrs. Haight, Stone e.
Murrny's Circus; j. NJ. Selkerk, Ga. +.
Arnim, Edgefeld; w. P. Sheldon, Mas
ter Sheldon, Norfolk; VIM. Whaley,
Charleston; j. l.. Deaton, Charlotte; F.
D. Bush, Greenville; +. Johnston, Ga. !;
L. M. Davis, Rock Hill.
Columbia Hotel.-C. T.. Hoe, New York !;
J. W. Sprague, Charleston; A. Cudworth,
II. C. Mazyck, SO. Ex. Co.; II. s. John
son, San Francisco; P. Duffie, Oharles-
ton; 0. n. Butler, Edgefeld; r. J. John
ston, w. Johnston, Ga; Nj. Rider, Bal
timore; G. NJ. Ryalls and wife. SavaE-
nah; G. A. Fowler, Conn; 8. W. Chiles,
Miss Jennie Lake, Miss Sallie Lake, Miss
Mamie Moore, Edgefieid; W. A. Bradley,
W. J. Crosswell, Augusta.
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A Mammoth Rattle of Fine Jewelry,
VALUED Mt $1,000. 200 Chances, at SIS
Y each. 25 Prizes, consisting OF
Fine Gold and Silver WATCHES,
Fine Gold BREAST T-PINS and EARNINGS,
SILVER GOBLETS, &c.
Will come off at my Saloon as soon as the
Chances are taken.
Oct30 G. DIERCKS
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Richland County---In Common Pleas.
Elias Gradick, rs. d. b. DeSaussure, Admins
traitor, ct al.
NHHE creditors of the late firm of E. C.
j. Smith d Bro. arc required to establish
their claims before mc, OH or before the first
day OF January, 1871. BY order of Court.
d. B. MILLER,
Nov At G. G. c. and Special Referee.
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Bagging. Rope, Twine and Cotton Ties
A FULL SUPPLY constantly on hand and
N for salo low, by j. Il T. r. AGNEW.
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Gold and Silver Coin.
TIME CITIZENS SAVINGS BANK buy and
Il sell GOLD and SILVER at small mar
gin A. G. BRENIZER,
Oct 23 Cashier.
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10

BAR WIT.-The New Haven Register says /:
2" A pungent little incident occurred in an
argument before the Supreme court recently
between Messrs. II. B. Harrison and I. E.
Doolittle, Esqrs., counsel in the matter of
the Derby Railroad injunction. Mr.. Harrison
was contending that, in much as the Legis-
lature did, only six days before the expiration
of the charter, execute important legislation
in reference to the completion of the Derby
Railroad, it was ridiculous to argue that its
character could be forfeited by the old terms
Of nOn-completion at a certain period, or
that the Legislature could possibly expect
the railsoad to be completed in six days. At
this point Mr. Doolittle (who was makleg a
sharp fight on the other side) suggested that
possibly Brother Harrison had read of little
incident in sacred history, in which work
OF nearly the size and Importance of the Der
by railroad was completed in six days? He
referred to the creation of the world (Re-
sponded Mr. Harrison All, yes J.; that is very
true; but Brother Doolittle omits to mention
a very important fact in that connection
He should remember that during the creation
Satin was not hanging round, with his peck
cts full of remoustrances and lnJunctIons
impeding and obstructing the work.
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I
PeaeeAbls citizens of Chicago talk Of
fooning vigilance committee" One
day last week forty -oae desperadoss were
sent 10 the penitentiary, and Chicago was
quiet for enc day. But ruf1ans and roo
bers are again rampant. ,s
The Minnesota Legislature has passed
a bill TO sxempt frsm attachments seed
wheat to the extent of fifty bushels.
Denver, Colorado, had the first heavy
snew of the season last Thursday.
The sentence of Henry Rochefort is: q
fine of 5000 francs, imprisonment for six
months, and deprivation Of his political
rights, though not Of his ssat in the Corps
Legislatif.
President Grant has Issued an order
prohibiting the expectation of spirits TO
the District Of Alaska, and firearms and
munitions to the islands of ST. Paul and
st. George.
Four rufianS cut q mans throat in
Chicago, on Wednesday of last week, and
robbed him of six dollars
An enterprising newspaper company in
London sent a rsporter, to Portland to
report the Peabody funeral. IS
Miss Amelia Hobbs, Of Jersey Landing,
ILL.,, has been elected Justice of the
Peace by majority of twenty-six. She
Is the first woman ever elected to Office
in that Stste.
There is considerable opposition among
Senators in Washington to the confirms
zion of Messrs Strong and Bradley as
associate Justices of the United States
Supreme Court ttqa7a .faa
Missouri is agitated-a scheme being on
foot to divide the State, forming q now
State of the region lying between the
Iowa State line and the Missouri river
An enterprising Missourian undertook
to run cake of ice $50 feet long and 1875
feet wide, to st. Louis, a la raft down the
Mississippi river, but the thing broke in
to several pieces by running against 8
snag. I'D
The Kenosha telegraph. [volume] (Kenosha, Wis.) 1860-1888, 1870-02-10
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