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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
DROPOsAIs FOR COAL.
% E9a.ssa q 6ssep y Nv. 6S1 1sl

sH MGilsGE or BES Stds At NV 6SiSiss.
....IIgE|i OolNEn u,MP IND SOUTH aTnHNrs, r
NET ohLEkNs, 1.i.l June 4 N. -.
Sealed prppoeals, which sh1ald be 10 Duplicate Aro
inytsd snd .ill b tecgiyed a I'M, once until FRI
DAY. July $50, II ~ O'clock m, Cor dsvnry 70 tho
QuarterinAsteI,s DepATtpept,i In thi1 dtI, 81 -
BEVFNTY.RIvE THOUSAND BUSHEIa BTU.
hInOuH COAL, laisiitI pounds per hnsholD
tmes within the city a New Oroans Is may be doss
mated By the Depot QuArtorinAster. NO
Goal must be Of the yol best quality q biipninQvp,
sabieet p insRSe,ien bSigrs seesp,Anee' AHd vl DO
Bidders win stats the names and residences o. to
responsible persona they propose V pnsr hagurg1le
Is understood that the usual rules 81 The Dopart-
inent govern In ths advertisement ard specific
clause will b. inserted In tho eoutraut providing that
the quantity % coal advertised Tor mAI b ineTsased
dminished By the United stAiea, - DE NanA Of the
service may sssm % require. 10y
Tho right Of the United Statsa 10 reject any all
proposals. received Il rogarEgd, $500
Bidder are requested 70 % brvSsnt At the OpepinH
Blds Rlss be indor.sd "PnpOSAis for Goal" aud
addfessed 70 tho undsrliRued.
b. order Of Brgvot Bhgadiar Ocueral " o Meier.
BreTst BhEAdior Goporal, Deputy QuATteTmAstsr
General 10 chtres % Depot. = . tei7.td
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Proposals.


~
|l. OFYIcE DEroI QuLRrERsfAsTEn,l
Sealed proposals., IN dapiieais. VII 70 rstssysd u
June 30 ior t1rp,6ins &c s,sosSg reauilsa q
ne.dquahers MlfltarJ blTision. Of Ibs Hiss9ad. a.
Bsnplss and ~ q articles rsd en- s ssan una,
49,. y e sdosssa .rrypq..ls Tor Si.iiossu-
,,Bb o.dsI q Byt, NsbgT General D. IL Hqetsr, A. O.
Jsfsla : : capt .Sd 40 K. d S X, u. IA.
PROPOSALS FoR FRRsH BRKF, : : : :
FoRr MAoor, n O, MAY %, ts7o D.
Scaled prcoposala. In duplicate, NTH eopy of thla
S Is. mi a. ~ e sssS n p NIsGF
hEkf % tha tyuopi At this posi- r. = = :
~ ss,i Fs.s 6s i,s- q sd 1alhs,abls
lnecks shauhs AID tldnsy Eels 70 W sseipdsd snd
N dsss.Td, 4 nj. yti frso q soai In sach aJsn.
soh dsys = nay Bs dsssats2 ~ Ky ~
oii1sr. not sreeedins four times psr week -
nvered undef tis aeresmsnt shall Be cut "a ~ Ia
I2Sr,h yeEts6Tsi ioin, md ths ers.s. tigIed agn
u os1 inss q s Sr .s - en- o. e9 three
tss from sI TO eight inches above the GAmbFS hOok
bs contrast 10 be IN force .ls month"; or saah Is..
az JSy w md iubise, 70 .hs .Rpsel q The
10 essc of aiSfe Or dSssneS II ~ nam, 3, ana,
Ssni.s y ia Sssss sSs Es1s Ps@si r. 2
Wiilbo shsFEed vi0i he difference Of cost y :
~ x * 20 rcdliggd Q enter in.o bonds
ts,gonilhls surOain uhoss nhhIos Rhst b hsntonsd
,,Tsg gIse,.l. .gi b sgsasd =. o,eIesL p m on a.
time ard place bidders requested % be present
The Ptapotali will be marked on thu sngq9Pet PRO
ssOand fASu.snaHt i,h u. S. ARTILLERY, A. D, g.,
.-i.L I.-llL 4 I.- 1ehttd
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WANTED oUARTERMAsrETs STORES


H. ii. IL OTYIun CuIuR QUARrERnalATERl
sSooSp y ~ pI5G. REIr x. TsmE kAsr'
sealsd PrQpos.i. WI be ieoslYed AZ this onos uhtn
y N. on friday, july l, is7O, Tor The delivery q
1HS 'oI 9oRf 4 R 9SS'Ri4TR BuFYkLo. NY %.
10 eofds Hard Wood doQoo pounds st1ss CoAl;
minsas cosl; s5.o0 pouhda Data tykn pounds Hy
s.,GpfT NISSiRA, YopNgsrowH. NY
gSpP s,, ssvG Rea lses PpaSsas ghsstast
8ss Ss PSanS. Rsg 1T %s5 p Ss ssSsS p'0ho'
100 eordl Hard Meodg fuQoo pounds stove OoAl
ss ss rs 80; s So SSJ RSSH4R s SR';sSs
STDis0S BARRseEsS sSA,,SKETTs HARRoR.
a oords Hard WOOD Se,ia pounds Reg Goal; isa
i65 paunda chestnut Goal n6oo pounds OAts, H.ooo
pounds Hayj hy1n pounds Straw. - n. =
sd y sSeh ussN within ths hsosi ysaF endiaG June
pIVyldsd hat tbs SooS @ss y ~
and uo9d Hag ~ dolysTsd ~ fgrt HiHgsEa ard Md
soa BstrAeh before NJ oh Of HOvsmbSr q The cur
nd must b msssy .sp.E.tsly %, each post. and
Eaoh bid must be AeconpAnlod, ~ . guarantee
signed ~ tso Responsible persons, that IN case The
a.ieIbt o. one Hohsfsct, for The faithful performance
NJ Va I'm ~ sDtsr,.issd that Is not made IN 40
Bids mag be nAds for delivering the fuel ard forage
Al any one OF more % tAs plaen hsrele named.
n, arc requested 70 be present. a. No opanins
fTopoasis mus, DO addru.sed 10 the undorsIspsd,
And iadorseds "Propoaals for Fuel" 9E IIgf4Se" a.
HsBor md q X. ~ y. A.. Ohi.f q Nj, sscond .. NJ
District. Dopartlnont Of The East ~ 10 talstd
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Carriages.


" JOHN Y. BRIDGET,
CARRIAGE MANUFACTURER,
PonnaylVAniA avenue south side. Thirteenth st.
!, Has hand large assortment Of now and
E sSsePd hand 9Aiti,fAG rs, q iissst styles.
want Of CArtAEe should not iAll 10 give him call
Repairing promptly attended to. HUiseo1Es
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23
The Courts.


onurnriL oounr-Js4g. R4SpArsvl LTbis oOur.
heand ne hiloFine cases ysiterdsyinI 7.l
JnnsA nraobe VS. hodditisd on an indiotmeht Cor
.sa.plt ard bAttsy on Anna Wilson. Browne Tor do
Hsnry Himber ras .oquli,sd on an indlalneni ior
Iio.At sIoWenb draE store some time aFo Cabin foF
Jehn Hsc.ry vs.. .sayl,.sd ., sb.pE. q .s..als
sad battery On Dennis murphfg '1
omcUrr com. ND. olb,lTh, Mooarrnhsn
easo, rsportsd IN ahotber o1iau. dccuplsd the whole
ll.As q me coast Keatsrday ~ ~
Attorneys, Agents, Etc,
PsaGS s sss &c s5Eq 2 S. sG i5 gs
i .::s:I rs Us.1s 49, .
- LAaA Assaak faR.,lv. A. ..t e.
ssis i s NV fi'j o.Sss a lsIs:ys tsd Z5ses Y
beer :fsss =. ~ R'o 80 y r.
ssIsrss stssisa ~ lgvp.i Isies sttlss i9aEe9sd
:: .sss. IN NJ =. 1870 ass. & h Hs
r.-sptl.t - d HON. u. JleyE.d ". sSassi Hoa,
~ g.s: ~ 49, sSs sf3s saa1 lsSdss
s S.S Z 5i a:;:S si'' Es 'S'w FhS: az
n II. MARSH, fsr,4s IfHa1I
~ Justice Of the Peaee, .'a1
OonmA-,giss Of DEEDS for The slaissof Psuagi..ua.
IguA. muOis wsoou-,a. vlrsiuia west vhuiuia Auaih
Oarollna, Aa .a51.H r, rah
oPpIoE 6as sFRREr HonTHNRsF
thkaau il Near Bevsati aarssG ~ n - q
~ JAMES p. TUsTIN, 1I'
AfTohuy ATLAE Ar sotrgrroR or
no, tS25 told No SlO STRICT. irnt w.sa.)
IN WEAR TIE ARLINGEON HOUSE,.
~ -, ~. Ia - $780,, =, =,
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Proposals.
PRoPosAIs ron NAVAL sUPPnEs,

B"'f N'HiS "" NafAh nVFfhNs
~. t,.-...t L
a BunEAu or MEDICINE AED sqHgElu,
se,isi p,oDo..i. IN be ,.o.,y.5 v. nv. ~. La
Fi4fflhv M. IN sftn y nv e.,oy gatl
M Ns1sl tiougt !, y ,s,t se9p Iins
dfpd liSJ tors flitS sagnls 10 ia trn1 ~ ~,
Hoanlsln W hits ~ - ~. ~ - ~ .i,I
al M Nayai ftos9,itsi ,,hsr "a frl ~
SSst II ,snsirse w. 7'tFfffIIN XXI tin3tiinn A.
- - Z - = Ss,e. " eaIe-a
DHOfushIs POR FRFaH BEFF.
IrD1lHArotss ARsswAt. nm, juuea Is7o.
s.sHsf sh NC s SR 8 " rs s. pso sS5.
Tho 6frsh He'd 70 bs dsvsrsd N sao8 aaentiils. -
may b. from time % limo, rs1airsd, And ~ mel dsys
P5u1o. q N Y ",
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

omcvrT counrAyad olb,lThs MooArahan
&. sss Z .s,S;. '1' 's'f'''a ne A'i'
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

AT LAST THE MOTHERS JOY
IL found In tbs
Ha s... BALM OF LIFE
Whom used undor proper Medical advice II IL nov
ProLgu that no mother shall again mourn tho los Of
her Darling Child, "DfED OF CHOLERA IMAM.
TUh," this miraculous curative Is adIninLtersd.
.. 4. A. COOK.
..., wAmTSoroS, d. o., Juno 10, $50.
Please p6nd me Eve bottioz Of BALM OF LIFE
which Will make the half dozen. I find cannot do
without ~ Il has proved curative, ivorating and
refreshing 10 many WAys that must a says have IL
Al hand Persons may know from me par sollAlly how
greatly ! have been benefited by ybur great curative
and sanitary liquid, the BALM Oh llFR
Gratefully, yours, F. MlkS. X LOWE,
No. eO Pennsylvania Ayepne.
MANHOOD : -
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-06-23

Member o. the RoiEl oollses q Surgeons Leadou,
graduate from ono u the most etninct OeeEes N tho
United states md the g.eatsI part q Who's Ne h.
phia. and oissuher has effected some o. he most
tguishnF cures that were known; many troubled
with ringinn IN The haad and when a.sey, qfga
nervousness, being alarmed At sndden sounday basn
- Nth - ~ .asss 49, i'm
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COFFEE asd RRFREsHMBNT SALOON
ruv rsnxRsIGNED - PEE
nur.d ~ fhrnish Candles OF al descriptions,
-haieasie and rctail, st the ssbortsstnottee, and
:, nr;ces thsf cannot Oil 10 suit all who may
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iIINca-Hsm and Kess, Tea and Coffee,
Fresh Batter and Bread. and other comforts,
ifEE CRRAT-Of The incest and best kinds,
and OF different favors, can Be obtained y tne
~ anrrniod In rs latsst styies. md at short
~ ss,,P = ]. II. FLlRSHUTz,
: % sguth Q street, nearly opposite Wsns'
Hfrinis, August 10th, 1870. ssien
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X O s. OO !!

Prepared by DR.. j. J. lawrence, tho celebrated
YsIcIAN and cnEM sr, Norfolk, Va, lie sAp
PLEASANT and RELIABLE remedy for ALL diseases
CAUSED by
TORPID1TY OF THE LIVER,
IMPURITIES OF THE BLOOD,
DISORDER. OF TIE URINARY ORGANS,
DERANG EMENTs OF TIE NERvo
SYSTEM
1t PURiRIrs and ENRIcnEs the BLOOD, RES.
torres tho LIVER and KIDNEYS to healthy
ACTION, AIDS DIGESTION, REGULATES the BOWELS,
and INvI0ORArEs tho NERVOUS SYSTEM.
IL is NOT u Patont Medicine.
FORMULA around each bottle.
ESDoRsED By The Lest Physioians.
The MOST POPULAR Medicine ia 1se.
DIR. LAWRENCE is constantly In receipt oil
GRATEFUL letters and TESTIMONIALS of REMAnKA.
BILE CURES performed by KosKoo.
All letters answered and advice given-YREE
KOSK0O for sale by Druggists everywhere o,
oNE DOLLAR PER BOTTLE. For sole by
J. r. w. DeLormo,
July 2s-ly euntsr, g, o.
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TO CONSERVATIVES.

THE advertiser having been restored to health
in fow weeks, byn very simple romody, aftor
paving suffered several years with severe lung
affection, and that dread disease, Consumption
is anxious to make known to his follow. su frorsrs
the means Of euro.
To all who desire 1t, no will send copy of the
prescription uacd (frce of chnfgo), with the
directions for preparing and using tho samo
which they will find sure Cure for Consump
tion, Asthma. Bronchitis, eto. The object of the
advertiser in sending the Prescription is to bene.
ft tho afflicted, and spread information which be
oonceives to be invaluable; and ho hopes every
sufferer will Try his remedy, as IL will cost them
nothing, and may prove blessing.
Parties wishing tho prescription, will please
address Rev. EDWARD A. WILSON,
Williamsburg, Kings County, New York.
Juue2 ~" ~."
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-04
CHARLESTON ADvERTIS EMRNTS.

JAMES ALLAN-dcalcr in fine Watches,
Clocks, Jcwcry, &c. Nc. Allen is acquiring u
reputation for reliability in the salo Of articles of
gold and silver that cannot fail to extend his
ousinoss. Aud his stock Of silver and plated
ware is largo ind olagent. For directions, nd
dress, &C., see his card.
CHARLESTON CIGAR RMANUFACTORY.-
Mr.. Julius Madsden continues tho Business OF
manufacturing cigars in tho city Of Charleston,
and, we are pleased to state, is supplying q con-
siderable portion of the trade. His varieties nre
choice Soc his advertisement.
F. voSsANTEN-The Fancy and variety
store of Mr.. +. VOnSanten, continues to be one
ofthe King Street attractions, where tho ladies
are wont to gather to please the youthful taste
| and nrdor Of their children. IIe has addcd somo
additi nal vnrieties TO his stuck, for which and
all tho rest, please refer to his cnrd in our col
umDs.
DANIEL II. SILCOX-Tho furniture Ware.
Rooms of Mr.. Daniel II. S;lcox are the largest
in the city Of Charleston, and his stock tho most
complete, in varieties. For address; 3D., refer to
his card
GEORGE S. COOK-AIr. Cook, rs q Photo
graphic Artist, has attained great proficiency
and reputation and his pictures aro popular not
only among Charlestonians, but throughout the
country. His curd in our columns will furnish his
address &c.
PHI. SCHUCKMANN-Mr Schuckmnnn gives
his attention particularly, to articles connected
with embroidery nnd ladies Dress Trilnmings.--
In these departments he has n magnificent stock
His advertisement enuMerates them, to which
the attention of the ladies' especially is refer
rod.
UMBRELLAS-Messrs.B b. johnson & Co., of
3OI King Street, are anufactnrcrs Of Umbrellas
to them for beautiful Alpucca umbrella, which
is superior to anything we had previously seon.
They also give special attention to Buggy Um.
brellns. We beg to direct particular attention
to thoir advertisement.
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STRAWBERRIES.

We gratefully acknowledge the receipt
of a Rice little box of Strawberries from
our cntcrprising Townsman, g. H.
NOISE. They were unusually large and
delicious in flavor, grown. as we are ir,-
formed by Mr.. NJ. from WHAT'S known as
the common Stock, improved and ma
tured to perfection by scientific culture.
The same gentleman, has for several
days past, been luxuriating upon new
peas and other good things of his own
production.
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In another column will be found Dn. SHAL.
JENBERoER's advertisement. The following let
tors will show in what estimation the medicine i.
held in othor localities.
HOVER, cALAIDonNE PARISH, La, Oct. %. 1866
DIR. SnALLENDEaGER, Rochester, Pa.
DEAR SIR: hnve been using your valuable
Pills in my family for three years. giving them
to my wifo and children. aud to the freedmen on
my Plantation, and in no instance have they
failed to cure. They have almost entirely tax On
The place Of Quininc ond other remedies, in this
section, for tho euro Of Chills and fever-a dis
ease SO annoying to us Southern people. In fact
such vast number hnve been cured, without any
unpleasant symptoms us whero Quininc is usoo,
TINT most all physicians hero give them, and re.
commands the use of them,
write you this, because myself and n number
OF my fnuily and friend Jhuve been effcctually
cured by your Pills, aad we feel il due to you, to
express onr kindesi rcgnrds for having furnished
as n medicine we deem so Indispensable i'm this
country.
Yours, very truly,
A. WILLIS.
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REDIVIVUS!!
The s. s. s. of 1861,

Or DR.. JEUSON'S Original SOUTHERN SoornlSc
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TsEruINo, is again re-
suscitatcd!! 1t is u Corriycm of the Roee
disorders contingent upon this period q gyate
/W Carminativej nutritious Syrup and a
ge"hc Anodyme, inducing caia, and re/resling re-
pose. without tho pernicious and distressing re-.
dictionary disturbance Of tho norvo } system
that results from tho exhibition of most prepare.
tions-erpressly made for children. Its use in
tho Southern States, as far bnck as 1862. estab-
lished its reputation as Southern Institution
and, as a medicine unrivalled, and us being the
6eSand safea preparation for children tecihimg
ensuriDg REST TO MOTHERS and NURSES and re-
lief and strength to their infants. 1t is therefore
no me'o medicine, and needs no advertising where
II is best known. Every precaution has been
taken to preserve md protect it from fraudulent
countcrfcits. 1t is manufactured only at the
Laboratory Of CoIrE, ToMpkINs d HunD, mem
bors of, and successors to, the old established
SOUTHERN DRua House. OF HARnAL, RrsLnY 4
KITCHEN, 14l CHAMBERS STREET, YEw York, to
whom all orders should be addressed, and is fo,
sale to tho citizens Of Sumter and surrounding
country by tho following first class and respecta
bic Druggists: A. ANDERSON & Co., j. T. W
DELcRME.
Juno l6-1y
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Sold by A. ANDERSON 4 CO Sumter. 8,
a FAMILY MEDICINE,
~. hAHAeAS q CO..
Sole Proprictors,


We cnll the special attention Of our ,aders to
the advertisements Of that favorite homo remedy,
Pcrry Davis PAIN KILLER. 1t has been before
the public over thirty years, and probably has a
wider and better reputation than any othor pro-
priotary medicine of tho present day. At this
period there are but few unacquiunted with the
merits oftho Pain killer but while some ext
1t as linament they know but littlo of its pow.
or in casing pain whom taken exter ally
whae others use it internally with
great success, but aIe equally ignorant of its
healing virtues whom applied externally. We
therefore, wish to say to all that it is equally
successful whether used internally or externally
and it stands to-day, unrvalled by all the great
catalogue of family medicines. 1t is sufficient
evidence of it's virtues ns standard medicine, to
know thatit is now used in all parts of tho world
and that its sale is constantly increasing. No
curative agent has such widespread sale, or
given such universal saeisfation. 1t is purely
vegetable compound, and perfectly safo oven in
unsk,llful hunds.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-04
TEMPERANCE CKLEBRATIoN.

The young sons and daughters Of
Temperance, united in their first
celebration yesterday, at Dingles Grove.
The day was bright aud lovely, all
nature seemed to smile and spread its
favor and blessings upon them. Their
bright eyes and glad faces manifested O
consciousness ola good beginning in a
good and noble cause, as they passed in
procession, clothed in wrcaths and
flowers, Regalias and cmbems of Tenn
perance, VIC thought Of the truthful
lines,
"This world is full of beauty as other worlds
above,
An, if VIC did our duty it might be full oflove.'
What lesson the old may here learn
from the young. Long may their
banners triumphantly wave.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-04
SHAKING AND BURNINC.

1t IL not necessary to journey from the tropics
to ALASKA in order to experience tho extremes OF
heat and cold. Thousands undergo all the in
convenicnccs of this thcrnomctrical change overy
day, or every other day, as tho case may be.
without tho trouble of moving over tho thresh-
hold word with these Involuntary shakcrs.-
What aro they doing to expedite thoir roturn to
medium temperature ?-.to break the chlls and
bnnsh the fever? Arc they dosing themselves
with quinine, thereby impcrling tho soundness
of their bones and imrairng tho viyor OF
their brains md nervous system? Some of them
arc, no doubt, but not tho majority of them, i,
is believed. Tho vnluo of Hoste,ter's Stomach
Ditters rs harmless and certain specific for fc-
vcr and agae is understood and appreciated in
all parts Of the country where incr,nittcnts pre-
vail. Tho residents Of such localities begin to
take 1t early in the spring ms a protection
against the m asma by which they are surround.
cd; not all Of them, perhaps, for n blind ad-
hcrcncc to error is the speciality Of some people
but the greater number.
If thcro is any fixed fact in therapeutics, il
is this that the Dttcrs nro a far better safe
guard against all the varieties of periodic mala-
dies produced by unwholosomo exhalations than
any drug or compound in the n,aterin mctlica oil
the profession. This assertion is made with all
duo respect to the faculty, but being nm impor-
tant truth, and one that nearly concerns the
health of largo settlements in various parts ol
tho country, and indeed Of the public at large
| 1t is madc fcarlessly. Founded Oh ample
and unimpcachablc testimony, 1t dcfes dispro-
val.
TO break up chlls and fevers, as well
rs to prevent them, there is nothing Sc
| reliable rs this whoest me vegetable restora
| tive.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-04
CLARENDON PRESS.

Our worthy neighbor, the C2arent1on
FSess, recently completed it's third
year, nnder encouraging circumstances
We congratulate our friends s. its
proprietors and conductors-upon their
successful battlemen: of the many diff
cuties which besct new news paper
enterprise, and we ure pleased to know
that the good people Of Clarendon, place
so high estimate upon their services.
We trust that yet greater pro 'pcrity
is before them.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-04
THE NOTORIOUS ELI MACK

Who was some years ago sent to the
Penitentiary from this county for
stealing cotton, made his escape about
aycar ago, and is now running at large,
made his appearance in our town at
about twelve o'clock Monday last, armed
with double barrel shot gun loaded
with buckshot, and went directly to the
jail to see his brother now confined
therein, and awaiting his trial for sim
liar offence. While in conversation with
his brother, Butler Spears, and Andrew
jackson, State Constabies, made dash
upon him, seized hold OF his gun. lie be.
Ing very stout athcletic man, succeed cd
In wrestling it from them-ipAicting q
severe blow upon the head of Jackson,
and then fed; Spears in the meantime
firing several shots at him. He was
seen to stagger and fall twice as though
he was wounded, but finally escaped to
the>woods
1t it said that this desparado has com.
m'tted various outrages since his escape
from the Penitentiary. Amongst others,
TWO rapes upon colorcd school girls.
we learn also, that on Thursday night
last, at or near Maysville, he was sur
rounded in house by nine colorcd men
all well armed, who demanded bis s,r
render, but he refusing deliberately
walked out and commenced firing into
the crowd, who skedadled in double
quick time. These are the facts as
reported to US.
The Sumter watchman. [volume] (Sumterville, S.C.) 1855-1881, 1870-05-04

"Felix quem facunt alena pericula cantum,' p
which in plain English means, "IIappy whom
others dangers render prudent" is the appro-
priate motto Of those, who suffering from the
hydra-afllictions Of a disorgauzcd system, have
furnished proof positive of tho remarkable cura-
tive qualities Of the "Old Carolina Bitters" BY
their examl le one can lenrn tho evils attendant
on irreg2larity in eating, which tonds to such q
disorgani.oti"n of tho economy oil the human
system and profit by thcir example in using the
Same remedy.