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Coop SENTIHENT Deacon II. IT.
Smith, of Two Rivers. in writing to,a
friend in this city on the subject of the
mishicott celebration used the following
excellent language: Now, sir, let us
try and naale a good thing of tifs, and
put away all old things and let all things
become new to US.
Well, Deacon, that is just as good Ian
guage as we have many time heard
from your lips Now, just prove your
sincerity by putting apay your injuctions
and all other opposition to our and your
Railroad, and you will find no truer,
more sincere friends than in the people
of Manitowoc. whom you cannot injure
without material and lasting damage to
yourself and your locality
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Sun SrRUcK.-Two men. ORG a Ger

Sun STRUCK.-Two men, oEe a Ger
man named Charles Wurm; the other {
Bohemian lnot literary whose name we
could not ascertain, were sunstruck while
working in the field one day this week.
Both fell down fainting, but liberal
supply of cold water to their heads
brought them to their senses again. They
are still weak, but doing well.
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The schooner eE5eaeser is being re-
painted and repaired at her deck west of
sth street bridge.
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Mr.. Platt's building is progressing
rapidly. The basement is nearly com
pleted, being 100 feet deep and so vide
Schuette s new store building is assunl-
ing shape and will soon be ready for
occupancy.
Mr.. Loh's brick building is all up and
partly rooted. It will set the corner OF
Sth and Washington streets of hand
somely.
Several dwelling houses are in course
Of construction, and repairs arc being
made on many Of the residences Of our
city. 1t all betolens'advancement.
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"i-The pre5ge has been laid up for the
past few days rece, wing repairs. VFg
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THE EDITORIAL CONVENTION

A Trip to Omaha, NebraskarNo Notes
~ by the Way aEe5 " II
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LocaI and Other News.

ED. BORCHERDT, Editor.
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Reader OF Dee. Of Independence (Ger1nan)
OTTO TRGMET..
! Reader Of Dee, of independence (F.ngIisfl).
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Nsxt Monday is the glorious 4th! -
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President of the Day,
NAYOR r. JOHNSTON.

CHARLES ESSLINGER.
Orator (in the Engilsilllargragej
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SheriH's 8 Sale.

re Estate Of Dorcas L. Thompson. Rr parte
AInsley II Monteith, Administrator.
pursuance OF order made by the
j.. l. Honorable William Hutson Wigg. Judge Of
Probate for Richland County, I will sell on
tho FIRST MONDAY in Octorber next, in
front of the Court House in Columbia, within
the legal hours,
All that lot of LAND, with the buildings
thereon, situate on the corner OF Gervuis and
Huger streets, in tho city OF Columbia, con
tanning one.fourth Of an acre, and bounded
on the North by Gervais street; Eas: by
Robert Joyner; South by William Daniels,
and on the West by Hugcr street.
The above described Lot will bo divided and
sold i'll three equal parts, plat of which may
be seen on file i'll Sheriffs Office.
ALSO,
The personal property OF the estate OF
Dorcas l.: Thompson. consisting Of one Sew
ing Machine aud one Trunk.
TERMS OF SALE--The real estate will be sold
Tor cash sufficient to pay costs and expenses
of these proceedings and of sale, and one
half OF bid; tho balance on credit of twelve
months, secured by bond and mortgage OF the
premises. The personal property will be sold
Tor cash. Purchasers to pay for stamps and
papers. ?. F. FRAZEE, S. II. G.
Sept IL NTH
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SheriTs Sale.

d; B. Miller. G: G. F., us. Jonathan NJ. Blake
ly.-BUt to Foreclose Mortgage, Relief, &c.
\ pursuance Of tho decretal order Of tho
Il Circuit Court, sitting IN Equity, w:ll sell,
on the FIRST MONDAY in October next,
within the legal hours, in front of the Court
House, in Columbia.
All that Tract OF LAND lying in Lexington
County, about nine miles from tho Columbia
Bridge, containing four thousand one hun
dred and seventeen and one-half t4,1I7t)
acres, moro or less, bounded on the North and
West by Congaree Creek; on the East by lands
granted to Jacob deiger and Samuel Percival,
lands of the Messrs. Butler, and lands former
IS belonging to - Rodgers; South cast by
lands formerly belonging to Godfrey IGcigor;
south and South. west by lands granted to
JACOB Geiger, and lands claimed by the Into
James Guignard, Senior.
TERMS OF SALE.-Cash sufficient to pay the
mortgage debt and interest and cost OF pro-
ccedings. tho balance on a credit Of one year,
with interest from tho day Of sale, to be BE-
cured by bond and mortgage of tho premises
pers. p F. FRAZEE r. n
Sept II NTH
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Sherif's Sale.
Aug % NTH

In re Estate of II. Hinrichson-Petition for
sale Of personal property.
pursuance Of an order. made by the
OF Probate for Richland County, I will sell on
the FIRST TUESDAY in October next, at the
store recently occupied by Henry Hinrichson
on richardson street, in the CITY OF Columbia,
within the legal hours,
The entire stock in trade Of which Henry
Hinrichson died possessed, consisting of
Groceries, Tobacco, Segars, Confectionery,
I'm Ware, and an assortment of Shell Goods,
suGh as arc usually kept i'll family gr, Gerry.
TERMS OF SALE-Cash. Purchaser to Day
for stamps and necessary papers.
Sept ii NTH Il. +. FltAZEE, S. r. C.
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SheriHs s Sale.

E1 par'e Mary Ann Stokes, ct o,.-Sale tor
Partition.
PY virtue OF an order madc in the above
~ stated case by W: lIutson wigg, Epq.,
Judge OF Probate for Richland County, l will
sell, on the FIRST MONDAY in October next,
before the Court House in Columbia,
AN that tract of LAND lying in the County
OF Rlchland. containing ono hundred and two
acres acres more or less; bounded Southwest by
John Lynch's land; North west by John Dun
cans land; North east and Northwest on
John AGbott's land; Northeast and South
east by Wallace's and a. Browns land, and
having such other marks. outings and
bounds, as are mentioned in plat Of said
land, made by a. Weathersby. Deputy Sur
veyor, dated 18th November 1880.
All that tract Of LAND, containing twenty
acres, more or less, situated in the County nf
nchiand, on North side of Crane Greek,
bounded North by land of Thomas Westcott
and John Abbott; East by Bomar Lynch;
south by Crane Creek; being part of Il tract
originally granted to Francis Jones and con-
yeyed to Mary Elders by J. Duncan, by deed
dated 23d June, 1886. Terms cash. Purchaser
to pay for papers and stamps.
sept II NTH p. +. FRAZEE, s. II. G..
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SheriTs Sale,

RY virtue Of sundry writs OF tieri facias to
ID mo directed, I will sell, Oh the FIRST
MONDAY i'll October next, in front Of tho
Court House in Columbia, within the legal
hours,
All that tract Of LAND situate in Riohland
County, sixteen miles from Columbia, on the
Camden Road, lying on both sides OF Colo
nels. waters OF Wateree River, containing
fourteen hundred acres. more or less, bound.
benjamin MileH, and tho estate Of Jesse De.
Brull and Durdell. Levied on as the property
OF Thomas Hilton, at the suit Of Z. F. Hei et
at. rs. Thomas Hilton. Terms cash.
Sept IL NTH p. +. FRAZEE. s. r. @.
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SHANGHAI AND oommnRClAL.

NEW YoRK, September 14-Noon.-
Wheat 10. better. Corn and -four a
shade better. Cotton firmer but not
higher; sales 600 bales Freights dun.
Stocks very dull. Gold 141S. Money
4@5. Sterling unchanged. COS 13.
T. M.-Money active. at 5(96. Ster-
ling 9A@9T. Governments quiet and
steady-62's Is. Southern's. nothing
doing. Cotton fairly active but droop.
ing-sales 1900 bales. Flour active
State and Western 5@lOc. better; South
ern firm. Wheat-increased export 3@
4o., better; white Southern Los; winter
red and amber Western 1877. Corn
firmer, but inactive, at 83@83%. Beef
more active. Pork lower, but active, at
26. O0@26.25 Lard frm-kettle 161d6
16%. Whiskey-S7@SS. Groceries and
naval stores firm. Tallow 9(9956.
=. BALr1MoRE, September IA. Flour
moderately active but unchanged. Corn
scarce and higher-Maryland white 900
Vs.. Wheat with better feeling; receipts
light. Bacon in good demand-shoul-
ders 15A@1515. Whiskey firm, at 92.
Cotton tirmer, but not higher -middlings
191a; sales rs bales; net receipts u.s.;
coastwise 2S9; total 275; exports coast,
wise 80; stock 1,056.
GALVESTON, September 14.--Cotton
firm-good ordinary 15(@154; sales ITS
bales; net receipts At; stock 4,SG1.
ST.. LOUIS, September IL -Bngging
steady, at 29l963O. Flour duliH@esus, dHes
perfine 4oo@l,25. Corn dullMprime
mixed 64@65. Whiskey dull, at 50.
Provisions dull Fork 27OO. Shoulders
AZ; clear sides 184. Lard quiet, at
1524.
LOUISVILLE, September 14.-Bagging
active, at 29la. Flour quiet-extra
family 525. Corn very dull and un-
changed. Provisions quiet. Pork 81. 90.
Shoulders l4la; clear sides 1GIa. Lnrd
16ia. Whiskey scarce, at S9(00O.
CINCINNATI, September Whiskey
stcady and in fair demand. Flour dull
family 5.25G5.5O. Corn quiet. Pork
dull, at 2G.25. Bacon dull-shoulders
144. Lard neglected, at 14l5@15.
New ORLEANS, September IL. eFlour
sells readily-superfins $50; double
6.25; treble G.7O@7.0O. Corn dull
mixed 5000; white 90. Pork lower
mess OU. Bacon-jobbiug l5aI(0lS;
hams 2419. Sugar prime, ut Is. Mo-
lasses-plantation 25(035. Whiskey 90
(9l.O .O21a. Coffee 17l1Gg17i1. Sterling
70. Gold 1334. Sight Is premium. Cot
ton steady and demand fair-middlings
17A; sales LOTS bales. Net receipts
626; coastwise 46; total COZ; stock
1886.
MOBILE, September 14-Cotton
mand fair and prices advanced &c. mid
dlings 17la; sales 200 bales; net receipts
l3; exports coastwisc 4G; stock 10, 1885,
SAVANNAH, September 14-Cotton ac-
tive-middlings 171s@17ls; sales 400
bales; net receipts 1.15S; exports coast
wise 564; stock 1929.
AUGUSTA, ASeptember 14-Cotton a
shade easier sales 29G bales; receipts
300; middling 17l6@l7il.
CHARLESTON, September 14-Cotton
quiet-buyers offering III; sellers ask
ing Tx; sales 100 bales; net receipts
1872; stock $50.
LONDON, September 14-Noon. Con
soils 92ls. Bonds 90.
LIVERPOOL, September 14-3P. NJ
Cotton shade firmer-uplauds $500
91a; Orleans 939(09:al.
LIVERPOOL, September 14.-Evening.
Cotton firm-uphnds 015; Orleans ga;
sales 1S, 600 bnles; speculation and cx-
port 5000, Cumberland cut 81.
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South northumberland County,

Harvey Terry Plaintiff, against the Rec eeivor,
and stockholders of the Commercial Bank
Of Columbia, South Carolina, Defendants.-
S1mmons and Complaint, on Money Demand.
nN motion Of f. W. McNIaster. ATTORNEY for
~ the Defendants in above case, it is order
ed, that tho Defendants have further time to
plead answer. or demur to the above stated
next: 1t is further ordered, that tho Plaintiff
do give to the Clerk of this Court security for
costs in this case, and that the Clerk publish
this order once Il week in the Columbia PHE-
NIX until LIST October next. BY order of Court
d. Is. MILLER, G. &C.
CLERK OFFICE, COLUMBIA, July 6, 1870.
July Z tL19
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SheriHss Sale.

PY virtue Of an execution to me directed. I
~ Will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY In Oc.
tober next, in front Of the Court House in
Columbia,
Tho BUILDING, thirty-three feet BY six.
teen feet, on the South side OF Plain street.
lately occupied by Richard Flanagan as Shoe
Store. Levied on as the property OF Richard
F!anigan. at the suit OF Robert O. shiver vs.
Richard Flanagan. Building to be removed
in four days. Terms cash.
Sept IL NTH P. F. FRAZEE. RC
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Sherif's Sale

R1 virtue Of snndry writs of Jieri facios, to
~ me directed, will sell, on tic FIRST
MONDAY and TUESDAY in October next in
front OF tho Court Houoe, in Columbia, within
the legal hours,
All that 10, Of LAND, on the North east
corner OF the intersection Of Richardson and
Plain sire ts, i'll the city OF fColumbia-bound-
ed on the North by an ailev-way, separating
1t from n lot of II. p. DeGraaf, measuring
thereon two hundred and nine feet ten inches;
on the East by an aley-way, separating it
from lot of estate of Dr. Samuel Fair, mcu-
suring thereon one hundred and twenty three
rect Six inches, moro or less; on the South by
Plaln street, measuring thereon two hundred
and nine feet ten inches; and on the West bv
Richardson street, measuring thereon one
hundred and twenty-thrce feet six inches,
more or less.
Three Jacks, ono Jennet, one Mare and one
hundred and fifty head OF Cattle, luorc or less.
Levied on as the proper of Thomas Davis, at
the respective suits of Andrew Patterson,
Assignee, and the city Of Columbia rs Thos
Davis.
The Cattle will be sold ON TUESDAY, the
4th OF October, at the plantation of the de-
fondant, about twelve miles below Columbia
lerms cash. =. +. FRaZEE, S. Il. G.
sept IL NTH
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state OF South Carolina--Ri Co
IN TIE COMMON PLEAS.

D. G. PEIXOTTO & SON, Auor1oNrEns.
William H. Lindsay and Robert W, Johnson
Us. Ihe Broad River Bridge Company, Will
liam dulick and II. Z. Scott, Trustces.-
pUkSUANT to the order OF His Honor
Il Judge John 7. Groen, of date July lat.
1870, In tho above stated cause, will sell on
the hrst Monday in October next, before the
BROAD RIVER BRIDGE COMPANY. with its
franchises and all incidents ther eto beIonripe.
OH the following terms: 81
That IL to say, one-fourth cash; tho remain
aer on credit OF one and two years, in two
equal instalments, each bearing interest from
date, PAYABLE annually, and secured by bond
with sufficient personal security, and a mort
gage of the premises.
Purchaser to pay for stamps and papers.
JOHN Il. RnE'rT,
Aug % NTH Speclal Rrfnrno
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United States District Court
Carolina District.
ICEi lCEi ICE,i

III AFiNG put my machine in operation,
LII now inform the public that am ready
to supply any and all orders for ICE. Price two
cents per pound by the retail. For 100 pounds
or more, agreements will be made. The Ice
can be obtained at either the upper or lower
store. j, G. SEEGERS
Aug 81
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SheriH7s Sale.


10y virtue 0f an execution directed to me,
~ will sell, on the FIRST MONDAY and
TUESDAY in October next, within tho legal
hours, the following property, viz:
All that HOUSE and LOT, situate on Rich
ardson street. in the city, Of columbia
bounded ON the North by lot OF Henry p.
DeGraaf; East aud South by lot OF Samuel
Gardner; and Wost by Richardson street,
measuring thereon twenty five fest, and run
ming hack Eastwardly two hundred and eight
feet, more or less.
ALSO,
Tho entire stock in trade of which Henry
HinrichsOn died possessed. Consisting of
GROCERIES, Tobacco, Segars, Confectionery,
finware, and an assortment of Shelf Clouds,
such az are usually kept i'll a Family Grocery
ALSO,
The Household and Kitchen Furniture, and
Notes and Accounts Of the estate of the said
Henry Hinrichson Levied on as tho property
Of Henry Hinrichson, at the suit of Michael j.
CalDan, Receiver, us. Samuel Fur and Henr,
Hinrichson.
Tho above Real Estate will bo sold on MON
DAY, tile Sd October, in front Of the Court
House; aud the Personal Property will be sold
Oh UESDAI, tho 4th October, at the store
ard residence lately occupied by the defend
ant
re ms cash. Purchasers to pay for stamps
and papers. P.F. FRAIEE,. y. R.C.
sept III NTH
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The Emperor enjoys freedom at Mil.
helmshohl. and looks thirty years older
than sixty.fve.5 He is bloated, bilious
and yellow; eyes tired. fairt and express
sionless; movements slow and mechani-
cal; retires late and rises early. His win
dow is lighted long after midnight and
at half-past in the morning. He dresses
in plain black, and talks much to the
school children, who gather around to
see him.
PARIS. September IA. The last dis
patch says the Pope is determined to
remain in the Vatican.
PARIS, September 14.-The Minister
of Justice and Governors department
has not yet been ivaded. Others remain
under the authorities at Paris.
LONDON, September 14.-The direct
Paris mail has been stopped. Telegraphs
are also cut by the Prussians at Casal. o
few miles North OF Paris, on the Calais
and Brussels line. Heavy siege guns are
going forward for Prussian use at Paris.
Trochu, after reviewing the troops,
announced his entire satisfaction with
the force for defence.
BRUSSELS, September 14-It is almost
certain that PRUSSIA will decline an
armisticc, mainly because it would delay
military operations, if negotiations were
unsuccessful, until an unfavorable sen
son.
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Auct1on @aleg.

Furniture Sale.
BY JACOB LEVIN.
TOMORROW MORNING weather permitting,
will sell, before my store,
A variety Of neat FURNITURE, particulars
OF which will be given on the morning Of sale.
ALSO,
good COW and CALF.
Safe poeitive. Ben is
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Notice.

IUNliE undersigned will apply to A. Efrd,
IL Judge OF Probate for Lexington County,
at Lexington Court House, Oh MONDAY, the
Sd day OF October next, for final discharge
as Administrators of the estate OF II. s. Boyd
ELIZABETH L. BOYD.
l,EEsyII.LE, g., August 30, 1870.
Sept t12
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Estate Notice
"PHUINE! PHUINE!r"

FdUINE FHUINE!!
AHEAD OF ALL COMPETITION.
A s far as heard from, this new and extra
IA ordinary FcrtiliZinS COMPOUND is in
advance or all others, and has, 30 far, tefcd
competition. In tho 81 eat race of growth and
production, it stands ut the head OF the list
For sale by L. II. HEINITSH.
July % Druggist and Chemist
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Pepsin and Pancreatine Preparations
WE take pleasure in calling the attention
preparations but recently introduced, and
which from the results already obtained, will
soon become recognized remedies. Pepsin
digests tho moro solid portions of food, and
Persons, therefore, with weak digostions. in
fants with dcraDged stomachs, have safe and
sure remedy. Books for distribution at the
store OF Z. II. HEINITSH,
Aug 12t Druggist and Apothecary
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The Observation-Disclosures Affairs.

inc s---RRshinHton Affairs.
New YORK. September IA fire oc-
CURED at Tomkinsville, Staten Island,
early this morning, destroying sixteen
buildings, among them the hotel of Har-
ry Newport, and the stables of the Sta
ten Island horse railroad. The loss will
be very heavy.
WASHINGTON, September 14.-The
Acting Commissioner decides that
stemmed tobacco, imported by cigar man
ufacturcrs from foreign country, and
subsequently used in tho manufacture of
cigars, is not subject to internal revenue
tax, under Section II, Act of July 20,
1868, as manufactured tobacco, inde-
pendent Of the tax paid by manufacture
ers on cigars.
WASHINGTON, September 14-Acker-
man returns Saturday.
Consul Parsons, at Santiago de Cuba,
died yesterday of vomito.
Accounts of Southern assistant asses
sors for 1865 and 1866 are unable to swear
being passed for payment.
BOsToN, September 14-Wendell
Phillips accepts the candidature of the
Massachusetts Prohibitory Law party,
in addition to the Labor Reform caudi-
dature for Governor.
New York, September IA special
to the Herald says Rochefort com mands
the Prussian street barricades.
DENVER, COLORADO, September IA
The election for Congressional Delegate
has closed, chances favoring the Repub-
llcan candidate. There is unusual ex-
element in Denver, but generally good
order prevailed.
New YORK, September 14.-The Re-
It1I Df ~
Ellis II. Roberts, editor Of the Utica
Herald, for Congress.
New York, September IA special
from London says the Pope repudiates
all of Victor Emanuel's proposals, but
all Italian and many Papal cities cele-
brate Italian occupation.
verdict OF tho Cahoon coroners jury
amounts to nothing, as duplicating the
murderer.
PORTLAND. September 14.-The Arqus.
of yesterday, gives Maine to the Repub.
Leans by 5000 majority. Lynch was
elected by about 1000. If the Senate
the Democrats hold the balance of
power.
New ORLEANS, September 14.-The
Democratic State Convention delegates
were admitted. without regard to color.
yesterday, and nominated Allen James.
Auditor, and james d. Blair, Treasurer.
Adjourned sine die.
Inc Third Congressional District re.
rominatcd NJ. Ryan for Congress. Nomi
nations for other districts was postponed
till October.
ATLANTA. September 14-Linton Ste
nilanS IN E.
the Fifth District, and resigns the
Craftsmanship of the State Democratic
Executive Committee, because no quo
rum was present when he was elected.
AUGUSTA, September 14.-John W.
Ford, prominent citizen of Georgia, is
dead
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For Sale.
For Sale,

~ A NEAT COTTAGE. in the central
NfiM part Of the city, with ten rooms--f five in
4.Hbasement and five up -stairs-and ne
cessary out-buildngs. Possession can be
had ON the first of October. Inquire at this
Office. Inly 81
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The Office

The Office
nF the Executive Committee Of tho Union
" Reform Party is over the Savings Bank.
All persons friendly to the cause, will have
access to the ro m at any time OF tho day.
nows Office hours from from o to ii a. m.
AND from to Gp. m. E. w. SEIBELS.
July ~ Sec. and Treas Ex Com
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Stocks and Bonds, Gold and Silver.
PANK BILLS AND COUPONS, JURY GER
I'D TIFICATES. COUNTY CLAIMS, &C., &c,
bought and sold by d. GAMBRILL,
OFFICE Columbia Hotel Building.
August 81 3mo
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Remedies and Medicines for the Season.
p PHODES' Fever and Aguo Cure, Kna Chill
LII Cure, for Fever and Aguo, Rowand's
Tonic Mixture, Quinine Sulphas, Cincho Qui-
Dyspepsia, Sweet Quininc. For sale by
Sept 13j E. II. HEINITSH DruCpist
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FEMALE SEMINARY.
THE Next Term of

~ THE Next Term of the Sub
ML&A scriber's SCHOOL will commence
~ sTlsAafxso sAafxso on WEDNESDAY, September II,
4S5EaSand continue five months, till I4th
SRR February, 1871. Thorough instruc-
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New Family Flour.
IS0 BBLS. New and Choice Famil,
LOU FLOUR for ealc low by
Aug 10 EDWARD HOPE
The Richmond palladium. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1855-1875, 1870-07-09
Women Preachers.

The Cincinnati Times, has the
following sensible remark and
suggestion on the subject heading
this article
If woman equally with man has
a soul to save. and if equally with
him she be accountable at the bar
Of God for every failure to dis
charge her duty, certainly should
she be welcome to the work OF the
ministry il she feel it to be her
duty TO preach the gospel.
The suggestion we would make
is, that If the orthodox churches
refuse to ordain female preachers,
the heterodox churches will over
flow with their celestial eloquence
and the days Of orthodoxy are
numbered. Education has been
working for woman, and the
change effected by education in her
recognition of her own duties and
capacities must be regarded by the
church. Julia Ward Howe is an
eloquent Free Religion preacher,
and were it not for prohibition Of
the evangelical churches, the whole
world would soon be drawn to the
sanctuary by the angelic voice of
woman. Preaching is peculiarly
adapted to the feminine character.
Remove the ban and she will move
the multitude as never man has
moved them, except in revolution
ary epochs.'