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For Attorney General.

We Are authorized to announce JQhn IL.
Grozicr as a candidate for attorney Cen
cral Of the third Judicial Circuit, at the
election in August next.
We are authorized and requested to an
nouucc the name Of Col. j. NJ, Thornburgh
as a candidate for the Office Of Attorney
Goucral Of the Third Judicial Circuit, at
the AUGUST election. b
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If you want The public to know what
you have to sell, tell the public tlfOpcl+
the columns of this paper
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In IL Small Grove, IN.
About u mile northwest of town is the
grave of a confederate soldier. On the
head board is inscribed,
"B. 0. YEARwooD,
Co. b, Sd Ga, Bat. S, 50

Mr.. Yearwood is supposed to have been
killed in a cavalry skirhish which took
place near Sweetwater in 1865. AS he
may have friends or relatives in Georgia
who arc ignorant of his place of burial,
our Georgia exchanges are requested to
copy this notice. The editor ofthis paper
will give the friends Of Mr.. Yearwood any
further information he can avail himself
Of which they may desire to obtain.
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Mr. Shakespeare

Mr.. Shakspoare ,-rI r-.u-
Would make a very uneasy twist in his
grave if he knew that steps had been talk
en- to organize the Swcctwater Thcspian
Society," but the o!dsfellow needn't be
worried The boys intend ito approach
his book gradually, and to do sOiw~adlll
when they get there that he will feel
proud Of being its author. Lie still,
William ! U
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SWEETWATER HOTEL.

EknOwn as the j. G. Vaughn House
CHARLES FL. BEAN, Prop'r.
SITUATED IN A FEW srEfs or THE DEPOT.
MO PAINS WILL BE SPARED TO RENDER
lN Guests comfortable in every respect.
Baggage conveyed 10 and from tle DEPOT, free
of charge. Persons from this and ENsfSntfding
counties can have their horses well cared for.
Prices moderate, dee2tf
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mouts to appear in the first number Of
the LoupoN STAR, will please hand them
in by Monday the 18th instant.
eve last week omitted t%onotico the new
advertisement of the Scientific and CLASH
cal Institute at Ricoyille, under the pres
idoncy of Rev. N. b. Goforth. This in
.stitution of learning is highly appreciated
in our section and we are glad to know
that it is in a Aourishing condition.
Also, that Of the Franklin House, Knox
Vile, presided over by our clever Virginia
friend, NJ. w. Jamioy.
Among this weck'sn new advertisements
will be found one of the Bell House, an
established institution of Knoxville,
now being run by Mr.. Randolph Ross.
Messrs. Pcmbcrton Taylor & Co. o. At
anita are the sole manufacturers of a eel
cbratcd cure for consumption, called
"Globe Flower Syrup" and other valuable
medicines. Thsy can be obtained at DR..
Scruggs' Drug Store, here.
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The Dull Season

srDoessnot seem to interfere with travel
OH the II. ~. va. & Ga. Road. Large
numbers Of passengers pass up and down
the road, daily, while on some Of the
Southern Roads the engines are draw
ing almost empty Goa ches.-
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Tho Knoxville Chronicle

Has been enlarged and is one of the
handsomcst and Invest papers in the State.
Barring its politics and its Chronic dispo-
sition to appear sharp at the expense Of
tho ENrERrRIsE, we wish it entire success.
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LoudOn County.

We are authorized to announce W. II. Brown
ine as " candidate tn" County Court Clerk OF
Loulon county at the election 18th Of July.
We arc authorized to announce Jas A.. Mitch
ell as u candidate for Circuit Court Clerk o.
lQwlon county at the election 10th of July. =
. We arc authorized to ANNOUNCE Col. NJ. d. /.
Burnctt, as a candidate for County Court Clerk
of IOudon county.
Wcarc authorized to announce NJ. II. Taliafcr-
70 os a. candidate for County Court Clerk Of
Loulon couuty.|
We arc authorized to announce j. II, Sans as
aclnlilatc for Trustee of Loadoa county.
We arc authorized to announce John Reed as
candidate for County Court Clerk Of L.ouion
cpuuty.+
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HAIR DRESSING,

For sale by
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and by Druggists and Dealers Generally.
~juno9-ly.
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Use the lungs of the press.
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For restoring Gray Hair 10
its natural Vitality and Color.

A dressing which
is at once agreeable,
healthy, and e%ffectual
for preserving the
hair. Faded or gray
hair is soon restored
to its original color,
With the gloss and
freshness Of youth.
Thin hair il thick
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-11
COLUMBIA, s. c., ocr. 10, 1870.

COLUMBIA, y. u, OCT. ~, 1871.
To the Citizens Of anderson, AbberMe, Ne,o-
berry, Lr1ingtom, Rich,dnd, EHgctield and
OrdnJe1urG, Comprising the Third Congress.
sionol District.
FELLOW CIT1zESs: Tho brief space Of time
allotted to ME, as the nominee of the Union
Retorm Party for Congress, from tho Third
Congressional District. precludes tho possi:
bility OF my canvassing your respective Coun-
ties. had hoped to do so, with tho double
Wow OF forming your personal and political
acquaintance, though do not regard such an
acquaintance az essential to success.
Political issues, indeed, can scarcely be re-
garded IN this canvass, it s acknowledged
to be simple struggle between honesty aud
dishonesty. Whether. in point of fact, yonr
own native, honest men, or dishonest, merce-
nary adyenturers shall rule Sonth Carolina
Whether tho present corrupt Administration
shall continue to consume and waste our sub
tai, demoraize labor, diminish the value of
our lands, increase tho onerous burthen Of
taxation, paralyze tho merchant and beggar
tho farmer. Or whether, by electing our own
citizen-candidates, recklessness and extrava-
gance may be reformed, the value OF our pro-
perty enhanced, taxation decreased capital
encouraged, trade protected, and our old State
once again restored to plaoo among the
proudest of her peers.
l have had tho honor, together with Judge
Carpenter and General Butler, tho able and
energetic standard -bGarers OF tho Union Re-
form Party, to canvass the greater portion Of
VIC oeotoI duu Wo dio luOTOuSnly COnVl0CGQ,
from practical experience, that the e'e .tions
can be carried il the white mon OF the State
will turn ont to the POLLS.
"The election Of Glendower wayos with the
incline of the thistle"
The election of the Union Reform Party
turns upon the nod Of tho Palmetto. AS tho
reward for the slight Inconvenience Of turning
out to man to the polls, and inducing every
honest colorcd man i'll your neighborhood to
do the same, You will have your liberties re-
stored, your taxation decreased. the value of
Dor encouraged, and your beloved State freed
from tho corrupt Administration which, hay-
ing assumed tho deletcrious effects Of fire, is
about to burn up your hopes and privileges
forever; SO far asmy own election is concern
ed. will only say that, if elected to Congress,
will serve you honestly and faithfully.
,"Br,eyity is tho soul Of wit, and you will soc,
have oviDced practical appreciation OF the
maxim. have the lonor to be, very respect
fully, Your obedient servant,
JOHN e. BACON
So The Anderson, Abbevilc, Newbcrry,
Lexington, Edgcfcld and Orangeburg papers
will please COPY
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-11

The attention OF the reader is respectfully
invited to the advertisement OF Bradfield K
Co., in another column. They are undoubt-
edly selling tho best remedies out for tho
diseases they are recommended for. BRAD
FIELDS FEMALE REGULATOR and DIR. PRupH1TT's
CELEBRATED LIVER MEDICINE, has certainly
cured more afflicted persons than any two
medicines of their age. Try them and be
w!eii as these. gentlemen guarantee satisfao
tion or ormoney refunded. AT
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-11

BEAUTIFUL 1IouGHr. NAV be truth.
fully said that the greatest OF all blessings il
health, for without it tho joys vouchsafcd are
TO- life's enjoyment and pursuits, to the
young and old, to the rich and poor. Are YOU
in search of wealth? Health is necessary.
OF what avail would these be without health?
The beauties Of spring, the Song of birds, the
deep blue sky, tho rolling ocean, al. have n
poetic fascination which charms only the
healthy in mind and body; but to tho eick
what arc these but mockcrics The body dis
eaned, the mind sickIy o'cr with the saddcst
Of thoughts. Oh! that l may live to appre-
ciato the blessings of health This rich boon
iswlthin the reach of all. The remedy at hand
in HETNITsn' 4 QUEENS DELIGHT, the health pa
nacca. Now is tho time to try it. AZ
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-10-11

Posi- OFFICE Hours. Northern mail
opens 4. 80 p. M. closes IL A. NJ.
Charleston and Greenville, open 4.3O
P. NJ. close $50 A. nj.
Western. opens 1890 P. NJ; closes
2. 45 P. NJ
Charleston. evening, opens A. NJ;
closes 2. NJ.
Office open Sundays from half-past
4 o'clock to half-past S.
LIST OF NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
Q. F. Jackson-Dry Goods.
Meeting Y. NJ. G. A.
W. j. Observation-Disclosures
Mrs. Stratton-W Washington House.
Hardy Solomon-Butter, Potatoes.
w. j. Hoke-Clothing.
Mrs. G. E. Reed Millinery.
John L. Bncon-A Card.
Paysinger & Franklin-Oysters, sc.
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>, TITS unity curis," said Mrs. Partington to
Ike, whilo reading about the impending war
IN Europe, 'tthat the Hollerhorn creates such
All 'ido in 9urrup, when it's sich a common
disease among the cattle in Amerky The
old lady, having delivered herself of the
above, took dose of L1rrMAS's GREAT GER
MAN BIrrEns to cheer her depressed spirits.
and resumed her knitting.
LIppman's Bittcrs arc Tor ga 10 by all drug
gists and dealers. Depot in Columbia, Is. G.,
at GE1aEn d McGREGon's, Druggists. S1S
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disgraoeful miomanagement of our pub
Iio .afairs. The unnatural excrescence
thas has grown upon the body.politic
must be Topped OF, and let the knife
be vigorously applied.!t A great duty,
said General Butler, invites uB to its dis
charge. We cannot fail to discharge It.
We dare not neglectit. Let us, faid he,
proceed firmly to the weighty RESPONSE
biiiiies that press upon us, stimulating
our patience for the crisis with the
immutable principles OF truth and JUS
tioe and the happy yanticipations of peace
and kindliness with each other.
General Butler closed his eloquent
and effective speech, amid tae hearty
plaudits of the crowd. He had spoken
eloquently in behalf Of his native State
He had spoken Indignantly of her de-
famers and plunderers He had spoken
boldly in behnlf of much-needed re-
form. Flo spoke in the spirit of hope,
faith and resolute determination. Speak
ing thus, let us hope that his words nnd
those of Judge Bacon, will not pass un-
needed, but that Richlund and tile State
will mako to them the response of n
patriotism that will spare no effort Of d
sublime resolve that finds its fruition
only in victory.
Mr.. EDITOR: take the earliest op-
portunity to disavow any connection
with, or knowledge of, the outrage COM
mitted on Saturday night, ut the Court
House, by shutting off the gas at the
meeting Of the Union Reform Party,
and as candidate of the Republican
Party, to express my utter abhorrence of
any such course of conduct, by any one,
of any party. I was absent from the
city on Saturday and returned very late,
and being faiigued, retired early in the
evening. hearing nothing of the meeting
until the accounts of it in your issue of
Sunday. There are two keys to my Of
flee. one III niy possession and the other
in my partners. No one had access to
my key, and he, Boozer, assures me of
the same, rs to Ills key. cannot sup
pose such rumor could hive originated
except from the fact of the gas meter
being in my Office Mr.. Derrick, at my
request, this morning made n complete
survey Of tho premises aud could find no
trace of the meter having been tnmpered
with. Respectfully,
W. HUTSON WIGG.
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IL 90 al It g m s

SPEECH AT GADSDEa.-We are au-
thorised to announce that General
Bntler will speak mt Gadsden, in this
County, on Thursday next, at IL o'clock
a. m. The public are invited to attend.
WARD MEETINa-REFoRM CLUB WARDS
l AND "A large and spirited meeting
took place last evening, in the Indepen-
dent Engine Honse-Captain Pressly
Brown presiding. Major Scibels made
a spirited and earnest appeal. Colonel
Thomas, being invited to address the
meeting, considered the Reform move
ment in its origin, spirit and objects, and
closed with an earnest call upon all in
Columbia and Richland to do their duty
in this political crisis now upon us.
There we're speeches, after which, amid
much enthusiasm: the Club adjourned to
meet aguin Thursday evening
PuGN1XIANA.---The price Of single
copies of the PHESIx is five cents. IF
carriers charge more it. is simply swim
o'C' 1icy Cul OC Obihllctl uC Lu0L price
ut the office.
Fine mountain apples, very conducive
to health as well as tempting TO the
palate, can always he had Mt Lorick &
Lowrauce's.
We invite attention to Judge Dacon's
card, which speaks for itself
Tho Columbia Rifles have received
their arms-which vii! be distributed ut
the meeting tomorrow evening.
The only case before Judge Melton,
yesterday, was that of tho State vs.. Jean
Baptiste DE Freil-bigamy. After tho
examination questions aud arguments by
Solicitor Talley and Judge Hoge, the
case was submitted to the jury. After
an absence Of over three hours, the jury
returned to Court, and the foreman stated
that they could not agree.
Captain Chichester will deliver IN ad-
dress before the Young Mems Christian
Association this evening.
S. P. Kinard, ESQ. is acting rs post
master ut Newberry, in place of A. M.
Riser, under arrest.
Colonel Hoke proposes to fit out in
the very best style, IA young OF old, short
or long, thin or stout individual. Of the
malo gender, in tip-top style. What ho
says, we vouch for-and so will all his
friends.
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DEHAvEN's SENSATION CIRCUS. This
grand sensation exhibition will make its
entree into the city this morning. Two
exhibitions will be given to-day. name
ly: this afternoon ut 2 o'clock and this
evening ut half-past 7 o'clock. The
Richmond Wing, speaking of the array
OF artistic merit, says:
cit is ono of the best circuses that has
ever visited Richmond, and is in every
respect sensational, as termed in the
bills: The riding was very fine, and the
acrobatic feats abovo average. Ricardo's
exhibition of strength was loudly ap-
plauded; Lowry's riding was first rate,
and Jimmy Reynolds, the clown. proved
himself on original jester, thoroughly
imbued with the spirit of fun.
"Last night the big tent was crowded
to ovsrfowing, and the second exhibi-
ton was even greater success than the
first, the performance of Mazeppa being
q most attractive feature of the perform
ance. This afternoon and tonight our
people will have their last opportunities
OF seeing this really attractive show"
The sensational novelty of balloon
ascension will take place this afternoon
at half-past o'clock precisely, from the
lot corner of Blanding and Sumter
streets, which will be given "frec gratis
for nothing" We will "go see the
show" ourselves, and notice if our
brother quilts abroad have kept us posted
as to the inside merit of the great sensa-
ton circus.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, October 10.-Niche,-
son House-C L. Yates, Charleston; L.
Goodbub, Ky; r. Strousc, Phila. J. G.
Courtney, N. Il. Pate, s. T. Houston,
d. Hudson. J. B. Cabb and wife, L. w.
Strong, Mrs. Stroecker, Gu; J. G. Au.
gust, Bntesville; L. Bush, E. Thomas,
Columbia; II. B. McAlpine, Ark; j. II.
McAddcn, N. g.; J. H. Robbins, e. J.
d. Killmin, Ala. j. E. Shelley, G. T.
Jacobun, N. Y; Ii. j. Comstock, II. j.
Mann, J. II. Kidd, New Orleans; B. G.
Yocom, Chester; J. W. Hayward and
wife, Edgefield; Mrs. j. B. Boatwright,
child and nurse, Ridge; w. Johnston,
A. Il. Sumney. N. c.; W. A. Pcit, Md;
W. Graham, d. II. Rico, Jr., Darnwcll
r. Cornwell, Chester; W. Z. Suisse, Fla.
K. Boyce, G. Wise, S. NJ. Whitney, G.
q. Whitney, NJ. M. Wolf, Ga; J. M,
Mackey, Abbevllc; J. l.. Steers, g. II.
II. r.; Mrs. G. Ii. Brcencch, two chill
dren and two servants, Charleston; II. j.
Baldwin, Miss; L. Auld, S. G. Confer
ence: w. r. Kline, J. ID. Williams,
N. @.
Columbia Uoicl-W. II. Evans, John
G. Crane, j. D. Gillespie, A. NJ. Kirk
land, Charleston; J. II. Jones, a. S.
Tompkins, Edgciield; G. M. Hawkins,
Baltimorc; Il. thinner, Virginia; w. II.
Barrett. W. A. Bradley, Augusta; J. S.
Bates, Gadsden; VIM. n. Robertson, j.
II. Rion, Mrs. II. E. Ellison, Winnsboro;
Jude Robinson, Orungeburg; L. r.
Lipscomb, Nincty-Six; John Westfeld,
V. e. NlcBec, Alex. McBee, Jr., Green
vile; "A. IL. Waving, S. c.; NJ. NJ.
Baxley, Baltimore; a. p. Willingham,
Belton; a. A. Solomons, Sumter; W. II.
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OYSTERS AND GAME.
Y. II. @. A.-..Address

7. 81. @. A.---Address.
TIME Regular Monthly Meeting OF the
Il Young Mems Christian Association will
bo held THIS EVENING, at ha!t-past 7
o'clock, in The Reading Room of the Associa-
ton. B. FRANK MAULDIN,
Recording Secretary.
Captain c. T.. Chichester, of Charleston, will
favor tho meeting with remarks respecting
Christian Associations throughout tho United
States, with many of which he is acquainted
The members arc earnestly requested to at
tend Oct11
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06
N. Supreme Court and III. Legal Tender cse.

he supreme Court and the Legal Tender Gaze.
| The adoption Of the motion to reopen The
Legal Tender case in the Supreme Court Of
the United States. is one of the most disgrace
FOL exhibitions Of the evil and corrupt tines
| that has been lately manifested. The motion
was made by Attorney General Hoar, on
whose Recommendation the two new judges,
Bradley and Strong, were recently appointed
1t was reported at the time the nominations
were made, that these appointees were
pledged to reversal of the late decision. Men,
however, were slow to believe thatthe highest
court Of the nation could be SO basely prosti-
tuted; but they have the confirmation in the
action of these judges on this motion to re-
open. One of the new judges is reported to
have n large personal interest in the matter,
growing out of his association with powerful
corporation in the State Of Pennsylvania; but
he does not scruple, before his seat is scarcely
warm, to vote for a rehearing, and practically
for a reversal of the Judgment Of the court;
Judgment which ought to be rs binding upon
him as upon any citizen of the country, and
which he should be the last of all to disturb.
Hoar evidently knew his men, aud knew the
conditions of their appointments, and be-
tween them the grayest interests of the nation
are imperiled, bought and sold Cor a mess of
s;so..sSSe. Wills these judges ars reopcning
Judgments, they had better go back and reverse
the bred Scott decision. and if they can find
pecuniary or official inducement, no personal
shame Is likely to prevent them from setting
aside the whole body of decisions from Wash
ington's time TO the present. Evil indeed are
the times when the breath of reproach and
distrnst falls upon the judiciary of the cou1.-
try. Like Caesars wife, they should be above
suspicion. When judges receive their posi-
tons in consideration of services to be rem
dered, decisions to be made. and unblushingly
proceed to their work before tn cir gowns
hardly fit their persons, it proves a social and
governmental corruption and degeneracy, in
the midst of which no republican government
can long exist. 1t is .nockery, a farce,
equalled only by its shame and disgrace,
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06
The Falsehood Of Radical Desperation.

Every Radical reporter connected with the
local telegraph offices on the coast appears to
be making it his business to create the public
Impression that the Democracy of Oregon
adopted reputation platform, and are advo-
| catingit on the stump. This is false. There
was no reputation platform or resolution
adopted. On the contrary, the resolution pre-
sented in the State Convention favoring repu-
diation, was voted down by large majority
The issue was squarely made and met. The
resolutions finally drawn by Fay, of Jackson
vile, and adopted. simply favor an equitable
adjustment of the national debt in accordance
with the facts.
This continued attempt, by reporters and
California and Nevada newspapers. to form
public opinion outside of the State against
the Democracy of Oregon, may demonstrate
the desperation of their cause and the mean
ness Of their natures, but 1t will have no effect
upon the gallant party which redeemed Oregon
at the last election 10y 200 majority--for the
first time elec;ing Democratic State ticket in
ten years. \ private letter from the interior.
received by ms few days ago. says: There
is no doubt shat we shall carry Oregon Demo-
cratic again this year by large and probably
increased majority. Grover, for Governor,
and Slater, for Congress. are powerful team.
and personally popular, and no candidate the
Republicans can no inmate stand any show
against them" IT," f.
The above confirms our own impressions
Nevada journals had better save their living fc-
home use they will have ample use for it
before the election is over in this State. Dur
ing the war. and years after it, Oregon was
more intensely Radical than this State has
ever been. The Republicans of Nevada, if
they are wise, can read in the last verdict of
Oregon their own destiny in Nevada. The
same irresistible drift in popular opinion that
washed the black stains from Oregon will give
the State Of Nevada such q drenching before
the year is out, that its oldest inhabitant will
scarcely recognize it. rt .. ..r.
The Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1869-1872, 1870-04-06

Cole VI. GoBHAM.rrT Gorham, who once gal
lantiy led the Republicans of California to a
signal defeat and who was rewarded for his
services by John CONFESS, with the Secretary.
ship of the United States Senate, has come to
grief and will probably soon lose his position.
Cole, Of California, il after him with q sharp
stick, and has succeeded in procuring q rec
concentration from n committee, TO which the
subject was referred, recommending the cleo
ton OF a new Secretary. Gorham is one of
the vindictiye wire-managers who arc never
satisfied to let well enough alone. He no
sooner secured his position than he opened
war upon Cole, and it is believed had much
to do with the scurrilous pamphlet recently
issued against that Senator. He endeavored
to control the appointments and combinations
for California, and, in short, set himself up as
q representative Of California against its REQ
ognized representatives. Cole very properly
went for his scalp, and is likely to get away
with IT, The Carson Appeal Gets mp mingled
wall of grief and indignation over the catas-
tropbe, and takes occasion to express mn opin-
ion anything but fatteriDg 10 the talent and
integrity of that officer. 1t claims that Cole
is the weakest and poorest timber for n Sena-
tor that ever held q scat in that body. II this
is true, we might ask, who made him Senn-
tor? Who but that Republican party which,
u we are to believe the Appeal, contains all
the virtue and intelligence in the country. II
Cole is the base aud worthless individual tho
Appeal represents, he is MI the better repre-
sentative of the party which made him
It's spokesman. ...