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warm sympathy for your Cypress
ed and dOwn-trodden race. She
could give her some sewing, wash
ng-perhaps some clothes. Imy-
self, have always had a tender APP
preciative regard for your race, for
as being human beings. you have
equal rights in all respects with us.
In fact 1 always advocated your
freedom and enfranchisement as
abstractly just. feared, however,
that these rascally radicals, for
purely selfish purposes might want
to use you in securing place. BY
the way, I'm a candidate for
office, and should you and your
people give me their SURFACES. I'd
be most happy to urge the removal
Of all laws discriminating against
your race-your admission to
equal privileges in the common
schools-and so far as l can, will
aid in giving you an equal chance
in the race Of life. am profound
ly affected with esteem for my
fellow citizens Of African descent
How gently the Democrat Lion
assimilates with our new fellow
citizens. Now I don't perceive
that our lately enslaved brethren
are held in any less respect, thsss
they have lost "caste," nor evez
that they have become ''unsexed"
by virtue of the ballot, neither do
l anticipate any decentralization Of
Woman, simply because she should
indulge in the harmless exercise Of
spending about one hour each
year, in assisting to select by suf-
frage the best persons for office,
and if there is any departu ent of
life, that needs the refining, eleva-
ting, harmonizing charm of Wo-
mans influence and agency, it is
poI'tics,it is in revoluiionizing many
Legislative enactments looking to
the abs ting of many nuissnces, and
infusing into the TEMPERANCE CAUSE
and other reforms a resistless ele-
ment that would hasten and assure
success. Homo.
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Mr.. Josiah Newman, of this
place has shown us twig from
pear tree bearing eleven pears,
which are a second growth of this
season. The first yield about four
bushels, was gathered from the
tree about the 9th of September,
the tree Immediately after put forth
blossoms, and has now a second
field of half grown pears. The
late season, Of course, will not al
low them to ripen. This is the
first instance in this section, Of
pears yielding second time in one
season.-Ligonier Banner.
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80 A DEMOCRATIC journal in Wis
consin dominates John T. Hoff-
man, of New York, for President.
and B. Gratz Brown, Of Missouri,
for Vice President in 1872.
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AGENTS WANTED FOR

TIE Containing Fleetwood's "Life of
LIGHT Christi "Live of the Apostles,
OF Evangelists and Martyrs; Dodd.
THE ridges Evidences of Christani-
WORLD.ty;" "History of the jews" by
Josephus; "A History of all Religious De-
nom nations with treatises and tables rela-
ting to events connected with Bible History
with many fine EngraviDgs, forming a COM
plete Treasury of Christian knowledge. W.
FLINT & CO., No. rs s. 9TH st., Philadel
phia, Custom House Place, Chicago, and
l76 West 4th St., Cincinnati. 4w
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Voltaire was extravagently fond
Of coffee, which he drank to excess
as DIR. johnson did tea. The
same characteristic was exhibited
by the naturalist, Button, who al
most lived upon coffee.
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We notice in the last Telegram
that a load Of pumpkins was
transported from Arba, on the 1st
instant, to our city. ~
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A smash-up Of Engine occurred
near Walton on the Chicago Road,
Monday night, by running over
tree that. had blown across the
track. Nobody hurt. -s- .z
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Stat Of Indiana,
Wayne County,

Sarah T. Menienhall, Administrative of ia s.
r. Mendenhall,
Jacob Woorman and Fidelia his wife:
-. Joseph E. Pearson and Mary his wife;
Elizabeth Bear, and Henry Bear her
husband. sd
In the Wayne Circuit Court, February Term,
A. d. 1871. Foreclosure, No. 272l.
DE 1T KNOWN. that on the 18th day
II of Deoem., $40, the above named plain
tiff, by James Perry, her Attorney, filed in the
office of the Clerk of the Wayne Circuit
Court, his complaint against said de-
PENDANT in the above entitled cause, together
with the affidavit of a competent per son that
said defendants, Joseph f Pearson, and Mary
Pearson his wife, are not residents of the
State of Indiana.
Said defendants, JIG seph Person and Mary
Pearson his wife, Their eiore, are hereby notified
of the filing and penienc of said com plant
against them, and that. unless they appear
and answer or demur thereto, at the calling
of the said cause on the second day of the
next term of said Court, to be begun and
held at the Court Honse in Centreville, on
the first Monday of February next, said COM
plant and the matters and things therein
contained and alledged, will be taken as true
and the said cause will be heard and determ-
ined in their absence.
Witness the Clerk, and the Seal
SEAL. of said Count, at Centreville,
this 9TH day ofDece mber, 1870.
VIM. W. DUDLEY. Clerk.
James Perry Atty of Plf's. 31-4t-pfS9.
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MAsoN1c.--The following are the
officers elect Of King Solomon s
Chapter No. 4 for the ensuing year:
Samuel Marlatt, H P. j. A. I'm
thank, K; Saml Conklin, s; d. w.
johnson, G H. L. B. Walker, p S.;
G. E. Marlatt, r A c; John Suf-
firms, Treas; S. c. Dyer, Sec; E. G.
Wolverton, Guard.
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e PoLITIcAL rings, if we may be-
lieve the papers, are abundant all
over our country, and almost ev-
erybody, excepting those within
them, are denonncing them. The
only rings we hear comm ended,
are wedding rings and the rings
around the moon.
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ACARD.

A Clergyman, while residing in South
America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for the Cure of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases of the
Urinary and Seminal Organs, aud the whole
train Of disorders brought by baneful and
vicious habits. Great numbers have been
cured by this noble remedy. Prompted by
desire to benefit the afflicted and unfortunate,
| will send the recipe for preparing and using
this medicine, in sealed envelope, to any
one whe needs it, Free of charge. Address
JOSEPH T. INMAN, Station D, Billie House,
New York City. Ss-4w
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WE regret to learn that John
ENDsLRY, Esq, one Of proprietors
of the democratic Herald Of this
city, is quite ill with droysy in the
chest; SO much so that his recovery
is thought to be very doubtful.
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GENERAL SCHENCK has authorized
the Republican Committee Of the
Third Ohio District to use his
name in issuing a notice of con-
test to Colonel Campbell of his ele.
ction to Congress, making the bas-
is Of the contest the rejection. Of
the votes Of the inmates of the Sol
diers Asylum at Dayton.
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A BARGAIN I'VE learn.th at the
Hook and Ladder Company of this
city, who own the splendid Wagon
and apparatus, have determined to
sell it out lock, stock and barrel
They purpose to sell out on the Is.
day of January next, and now is
the time for those of our neigh
boring towns, wanting bargain,
to apply to the chairman of the
committed Immediately. Address,
j. p. Tiff, Chm Com, Richmond,
Ind.
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State of Indiana,
Wayne County,
Lenora Mcclure vs.. James MCGUIRE.
In the Wayne Circuit Court,

In the Wayne Circuit Court,
February Term, a. d. 1871,
nIVORCE: No. 27I9.-Be it known,
II that. on this 9Th day of December, 1870,
the above named plaintiff. by Bickle Woods
Attorneys, filed in the office of the Clerk of
the w yne Circuit Court, her COM
plant against said drfendant in the above en-
titled cause, together with the affidavit of a
competent person that said defendant, James
Mcclure, is not a resident of the State of In
diana Said defendant, Jas. NJ cGuire, therefore
is hereby notified of the filing and tendency
of said complaint against him, and that, I'M
less he appear and answer or demur thereto,
at the calling of the said cause, on the second
day of the next Term of said Court, to be be-
gun and held at the Court House in Centre
vile, on the First Monday of February next,
said complaint and the matters and things
therein contained and alleged, will be taken as
true and the said cause will be heard and de-
termined in his absence.
Witness VIM. w. Dudley. Clerk, and
SEAL Seal of said Court, at Centrcville,
this 9Th day of Dec, 1870.
VIM. W. DUDLEY, Clerk.
Bickle & Woods, Att'ys of Plt'f. 3s:4tpfs9
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Billiards. Depot Drugstore is the
place to get pure Medicines.
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DIR. G. Ell. HEARD,
Eve and Har
SU RGEION.

wv HO has permanently located in this
w city, is meeting with great success in
the treatment of Eye and Fear diseases. All
who are afflicted with Impaired Sight or
Hearing should call and consult the DR.. Of
fee Pearl Street, nearly opposite Pearl Street
NJ. E. Church, Richmond, Ind.
%@ The DR.. will insure a cure of Catarrh
in most cases, or no pay,
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The largest window glass in
New England was set recently in
the new Charter Oak building in
Hartford, each pane being sixteen
by eight feet, and weighing 400
pounds. *1
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a WATCH FREE for everybody and $50
"A per day sure. Business light and Hon
or.ble. No Gift enterprise. No humbug.
Address r. Monroe Kennedy, Pittsburg, Pa.
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Courier De Lion Lodge.
MO. 8, X. P.-All members are reoues-
u ted to be present Tuesday evening,
Dec. IL. Business of Importance will be bro't
before the Lodge. J. p. ILIFF, R. &C.
Dece mber 10, 1870. 39tI
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We hope our neighbors of the
Telegram. in it's exchange of 'ob-
servations' with the Radical, has
not designedly overlooked exchan-
cling papers with the Palladium?
We'd like to see the SURFACE of
the Telegram and Coz, once a week
at least. Send it along, neighbors.
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State Of Mdian0,)
Wayne County,

Lydia Pointer VS.. Jacob a. Pointer.
In the Wayne Circuit Court, February Term,
"A. D. 1871.
DIVORCE: No. o724-Be il known.
1Vthat, on this 9th day of December, 1870,
the above named Painfully William A. Bickle
Attorney, filed in the office of the Clerk
of the Wayne Civil Circuit Court, her COM
plant against said defendant, in the above
entitled cause, together with the affidavit of
competent person.that said defendant, j acob A.
Pointer, is not resident of the State of India
Said defendant, Jacob A. Pointer, therefore is
hereby notified of the filing and predency of
said complaint against him, and that, unless
he appear and answer or demur thereto, at the
calling of the said cause on the second day
of the next Term of said Court, to be begun
and held at the Court House in Centrevile on
the First Monday of February next. said COM
plant and the matters and things therein
contained and alledged, will be taken as true
and the said cause will be heard and deter
mined in his absence
Witness VIM. W. Dudley, Clerk, and
lsEAL.l Seal of said Court, at Centreville,
this 9th day of December, 1870.
VIM. w. DUDLEY, Clerk.
W. A. Bickle, Atty of Plt'ff. 19-4wpf9.
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1t is not poverty SO much as
pretense that harnesses a ruined
man-the struggle between proud
man and an empty purse-the kee
ping up shallow show that must
soon come TO an end. Have the
courage to appear poor and you
disarm poverty Of it's sharpest
sting. Eg
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Moore: aws! H.w-7rss',
THE GREAT ILLUSTRATED
RURAL AND FAMfLY WEEKLY,
FOR TOWN AND COUNTRY.
Terms, Inducements, &e.

TERMS-s3 Year of So Numbers, and
only So so in Clubs OF ten. This Quarters
I3 Numbers sent FREE, as offered above.
Our Club Inducements for 1871 are unpre-
cedented. Specimens, Premium Lists, &C.,
sent free to all forming Ciubs,-and we want
a live Club Agent in every Town.
Address. ID. ID. r. MOORE,
Al Park Row, New York.
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evening. liberal cash commission is al
lowed. Send for Specimens and Prize Circu-
lar. Address JAMES Z. ELLIOTT. Boston
Mass. 4w
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Notice.

rs hereby given, to the stockholders Of the
u First National Bank of Centrevlle, Ind. :,
that there will be an election held On Tuesday
the 10Th day of January, 1871, at their Bank
ing House in Centreyile, between the hours
of 10o'clock, A. NJ. and o'clock, p. III. on
said day, for the purpose of elect:ng nine Di-
rectors for said Bank for tae ensuing year, as
per order of the Board of the Sd of Deem
Der, 1870. OLIVER I. JONES, Cash'r.
pisa
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Local Agents W anted.

[ want a Local Agent in every
Town and Village in the Coun-
try, to canvass for Subscribers
to the WESTERN WORLD. A MAG
$500 PREMIUM STEEL
ENGRAVING is sent gratis to ev-
cry subscriber. From $l.00 to
$1,000 can be easily made in an
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~EN. ROBT. e. LEES LIFE.
" Nearly ready for Publication, the Be
oGRAPHY of Gen. Robt. f. Lee, by JOHN
EsrEN Cook ,auihor of "Life of Stonewal
Jackson, ""Wearing of the Grey" etc. l VOL,
vo., 500 ages, ILLUSTRATED. To be sold
by subscription. AGENTS WANTED.
ID. Appleton s. Co., Publishers, New
York.
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JOURNAL for 1871

Contains a Christmas Story. Splesdid
Plays, Magic Sports, &C.; 4s pages; IL
Illustrated. Sent Free on receipt of one
stamp for postage. Address,
ADAMS & CO., Publishers, Boston.
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Don't Waste Time and Labor

by using up AN old Axe. Send $3.50 to
LIPPINCOTT BRAKEWELL, Pittsburgh,
Pa, and they will send q tip-top Axe, Ex-
pressag e paid. Half day lost in grinding
W i'll thus be saved.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Nash for Oduce.--STREYER 4
~ BRAYTON, 70 Barclay ST., New York.
ComEimsion Merchants for the sale OF Pom.
try, come, B"tter, Cteeee, EJgs, and all kinds of
Country Produce, Weekly prices current
and msrking plates free to shippers. First
class references furnished.
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AND1AN AtSAlhS.
Reform in the management Of
Indian affairs has received special
attention of the Administrator
from its Inauguration to the pres
ent day. The experiment of max
ing it missionary agency was Civ
en- to the denomination of Friends,
and has been found to work most
advantageously at all agencies
Superintendencies not SO disposed
of were given 70 officers Of the or
my. The act of Congress redu
cling the army renders army Off
GERS ineligible for civil positions.
Indian agencies being civil offices,
1 determined to give alt the agen-
cies to snch religious denomina-
tons as had heretofore established
missions among the Indians, and
perhaps to some other denomina
tons who would undertake the
work, oil the same terms as mis-
iOnary work - essE-
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MASONIC BOOKS.

Agents Wanted. Send for Circular. Adj
dress MASONIC PUB. Co., 432 Broome St.,
New York.
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-07-13

The Fisk Vanderbilt war had a curious
episode. When the New York Central
put down freight Of cattle to 81 per car
load TO spite the Erie, Fisk sentr all his
own private Erie ffeightGDvers Vandefl
bilt's line, 30 that 23O cass swere. funning
on this per day, while only thirty passed
over the other. About the middle lpf
last week Vanderbilt. discovered the
trick OF his SLY antagonist, and put his
freight up again to $40.
A New York letter says: "The i'm
mense Southern hotel, on Broadway, op-
posite Broad street, will soon be ready
for occupancy. 1t is. without exception,
the highest building in New York, and
there are very few higher in the world,
excepting some of the European catho-
drnls. It presents n rather imposing
front to the street, and the appearance
of the upper stories, built after the Man
sard style, is pleasing to the eye.
Nautilus Case, living near North Bend,
Boone County, KY, made n desperate
attempt to kill Mrs. William Hodges, of
the same plnce. last Tuesday. He fired
n revolver three times, the balls passin e
through her dress; then placed the pistol
to her forehead, when it snapped. Case
was discarded lover of Mrs. Hodges.
out oOIl piTClCS were SluCe InRTrleu.
Case has been arrested.
A sort of guerilla war is waging in
Breathitt County, Kentucky, growing
ont of q quarrel between three men
There are about thirty on each side, we'll
armed, and on the lookout for each
other.
In Indiana, maiden and q matron
are this week to have foot race, to de-
termine whether the single or tho mar
ried women of that State are the feetest
The census man has discovered O
woman in Christian County, KY, aged
1875 years-Mrs. Holly Gallispie. Her
mental faculties nre good.
Henry Goetz was killed in New York,
on the 1st, by the explosion of soda
fountain which he was charging.
Another shock of an earthquake was
felt in Charleston on the 11th.
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HENRY WARD BEEoHER AND THE Con.
IDUoTOR.-The following good story is
told of Rev. Henry Ward Beecher:
It,seems Beecher, had observed the in
justice of obliging men to work on Sun
days, and preached sermon on it,
Next day, he entered intoia conversation
with a car driver, while riding to Fulton
Ferry, and asked him if he did not think
that some plan might be adopted to dis
pensc with the need of running the cars
all day Sunday. The driver being en-
tirely ignorant of the name and nature
Of his interrogative friend made n frank
reply:
keep that id Beecher theatre open i'll
Brooklyn. The cars have to run to nc
commodate that"
It is hardly necessary to add that the
drivers remark was ''home thrust, 1"
and was considered SO good thnt Beecher
told it himself
| A young girl, wishing to commit sui
eide, threw herself into the Seine, from
which she was taken out in an insensible
state. DR.. De Lnnnessar, of Berey, being
sent for, tried various means of restor-
| ing her to consciousness, but without
success, until he undertook to produce
artificial respiration by breathing into
her lungs After two hours work, be
restored her, but barely had time to re.
ceive her thanks, when he died of ex-
ha,lstioD.
The New Workers are groaning over
their treeless streets Go where they
will about town, there is an absence Of
trees and shade. In order to remedy this
state of affairs, some of the papers are
advising property holders to plant in
front of their property such shade trees
as will be welcome ornament to the
city. Nothing gives a city q cooler
appearance th-;: :'.,~t- nf shade trees in
all Of the streets.
French shop-keeper recently gave it
in evidence before q committee on the
Anglo-French treaty, that there is no
market in Europe for English stockings.
The reason assigned was that the French
ladies' are SO much more finely shaped
than the English, that stockings made
for the one will not tit the other.
ETYMoLoGY. -"Why arc doctors called
physicians, mammal" said little inqni-
sitive girl to her mother, who had Just
been visited by one of them. s.Physi-
Clans, replied mamma, who was seldom
at loss for an answer, :comes from
feeseeh, as they ride about all day to seek
fees"
The servant-girl of the Mayor of In
danapolis lately took fearful revenge
ON hin, for scolding her She left his
shirt bosoms and cuffs limp as cobweb.
and starched the lower extremities till
they resembled card board
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General Kershn.v,s Letter.

We observe that General Kershaw,
having been assailed in the Banner of the
Souh-Father Ryan's paper-replies in
defence of his own political position. To
those who know this gallant Carolinian
and high-toned gentleman, this defence
is unnecessary. Gen. Kershaw's devo-
tion to South Carolina and his fidelity to
what is good and true and right, should
place him beyond the reproach which
was cast upon him. We know that Gen.
Kershaw has no object in view, save the
good of the State and the prosperity of
the people.
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Cons 4 iSSss,ss'iS;nissi Ws;,;ml;lifn;lsstion., ); 81

COn8rossional Nominstfon.
Mr.. Ep1Ton: The Fourth Congress
sional District OF South ,Carolina Is able
to elect a s'Uhlon Reforme eandidste for
Oongresssif there is concert of action In
the several Counties in concentrating on
some suitable person who is capable Of
taking his seat when elected. It is there
fore proposed, that the Counties of
Oconee, Piokens, Greenville, Spartan
burg, Laurens. Union. York, Chester,
aud Fairfield composing the, Fourth
Congressional District, should send dele
gates, equal in number to their represen-
tation iu the Legislature. to meet in the
oity of Greenville, on the second Monday
18th day. of August next, for the pur-
pose of making o nomination. The
United States Court will be sitting in
Greenville, at that time, and persons will
be in attendance from all these Counties,
as parties. witnesses and lawyers. The
nomination of delegates can be made on
sale day in August in each County.
Greenville is accessible from all points
by railway and is nearly central. The
County newspapers are requested to
make this suggestion to their readers
'UNION REFORM"
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The best LIVER medicine is HE1N1Tsn'
QUEENS DELIGHT. This wonderful vegct able
compound acts with certainty upon tho liver
and stomach without impairing the functions
of any other organ. 1t invIgorates, restores
improves the general condition of the system
regulates the Bowels by it's aperient proper
ties; stimulates tho Liver and makes it ac:
streng thens the digestion and gives tone to I he
man. 1t awakens the dull and sluggish Liver
to activity and life. This liz. of all the season
the the time to try it: Go and got u bnttle from
Henltsh-yOu will not regret it is
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A colored man, named Ben, johnson,
has been convicted near Laurel, Del. :,
who confessed to raping four or five
white ladies III the vicinity. The brute
has been placed in such u condition that
he will never interfere with any one
again.
The miscreant Blinn, who killed boy
and attempted to violate IL woman, OPP
posite Lnwrenceburg, in Kentucky, has
been arrested near the scene of his crime
and lodged IN jail
The mortality in New York largely de-
creased lust week, the deaths being 597,
which is 1877 less than in the previous
week. The marriages were 200, and the
births 3O3.
Inquests were held in Charleston, on
the 1lth, over the bodies of Mr. james
O'Neill--who ''came to his death by the
visitation of God;" aud James Stewart
who died Of apoplexy.
DrLnrge proposes starting paper in
Charleston ut an early day. for, Us report
hath it, aiding the coiored people in Sc
curing their share of the State and Fed
eral offices.
A statne of Gutenberg, of green
bronze, which stands in the courtyard
of the Imperial printing office at Paris,
was struck by lightning recently and
turned completely white.
The private boarding. house of Mrs. M,
A. Mackey, at Aiken, was, together with
the furniture,> totally destroyed by fire
on the 10th.
Mr.. Joseph Taylor, an old citizen OF
Charleston, is dead.