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roesCeaaty wageners, goingxtoB Barnes,
vide Mlhbe AXsa then theyfwilf lssab1
jected b asscona tax at solne beiat near,
Puzzles, Enigmas, Riddles, Answers
ANTIOCH, O., March 26.


: ANTIOCH, O., March 26.
EDS. SPIRIT % -
am very small yet very bright,
twinkle like star of night, Il
live q moment in the sky. ~
Glimmer, sparkle, fade and die. ssa
I'm done by most the young and fair,
While building castles in the air,
In all the forms you'll ever find
I'm beneficial to mankind .jil3s
d. MARTIN.
As q veg - sht
No. q aG RIDDLE. esq
Ny number, definite aud known, ete
Is ten times ten told ten times o'er;;l ~
Though half of me is one alone, !,
And half exceeds all count and score, !
- a JAS +. PENsISGTos.
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WAYSE Tp. Anril |. 1870

No. IL. EDS, SPlRIr:: .A.tree 100 feet
high was broken of by the winds but not
severed; the top struck 80 feet from the
base. What was the height of the part
standing? aa18aa glagG. O. ID.
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81 C0Up0NS.i
SpetlaEz NHiess.


sss a To ConsuEnptiYes,, ~ sls
u THE advertiser hsving been srestorsds 70
health In q few weeks, hy-a very simple rem
edy, after jhasing sufFsred, several years With
a severe lung affection. and that dread dis
rase, Copsumptio anxious TO make
known TO his fsllow-sufsrers thsomsans 81
cureasssss stssgAe dsssas ags aakiH Ssssa
ha To all who desire it, she will sends copy q
the prescription suseda fresxof eharge,( with
the sdireetions for preparing and using the
same, which thsyiwin ind sispRs sC1RE. ron
.GoSsUMrrrns, AsrHMAss BRoscztfis, sstc, The
object Of the advertiser in sending the pre-.
scription In to benefit chs. afflicted apd spread
which he conceiyss TO bs invalui
abls;s andlhs hopes every sufsrer will .ry
lhis remedy, ssit will cost them nothing, and
may prove asblessips. sasasga lss. setaa
; ishipg thepFescript ption. VIII please
address llss Rgy. KDWARDr a. WILSON, "a |
atssoos Williamsburg. Kings Co, Neg York;
ma2bly. bsss fs sasa ysq eli - h~i'gss !
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REALLsylLLE. O. March 9.

bEA LIZ fLbEi VI NHutOu II
No. i3. EDS. SPIRIT: II a certain
number be divided into and equal
parts, the continued product of the 4
eqal parts is times the continued pro-
duct Of the 2 equal parts. What is the
number? w. A. WILEIAMss
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No OLA board Ia inches,l long, 3 i,l-
cles wide atsenco end and . inches at the
otber,;i where, between the two ends,
should the board be separated to have
an equal number of square inches in
each end? go.
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REAIIsyIILE o. MARCH 40.

1thAIfso FfLIffsJ V 4It1tVtf 1Vs
No. IA. EDS. SPIRIT: How many feet
Of rope ! inch in diameter will be ire,
qnired to cover the convex, surface of a
frustrum of cone whose upper dame
ter is 9 inches an6 lower diameter 2
feet, altitude feet. G. w. PEARSON.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE is hereby gissn that the under
IN signed has been appointed and qualified
a. Administrator Of the estate OF John
Wrighss slstssof ksnfos codatgs Ohio. deeAdss
mchSw3. l.. n. 2ODECKER.
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w hiss,,,,,.,tTTn ~, . i..,;.lasba

MAYNEbk = ~ MlarcniSl, loto.
!, No. 10ew Adroyeri lheughk LOO head
of stock fonSl00-c cows hogsand sheep.
He pad Sl0sper head for the cows,s$3
for the hogs and $50 cents per head'feA'
the Sheep How many Of each aid he
buy? sss 'ssaa - IN aODEN.
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LATw .1aNnTrRl

IN T1W NflETkT
EsEfssrRtixENss HAVING RRsr ssR-
EfmtsthH pHUlis fay TIE pass sbsstyz yesra,
have uroH Il tisif exdvl vli~ucs 'aiJhs. segsfusf 90
urpufc ciiased pf sstninshcs7 shat oprohcuness
them uurquAlled. .si'a'1oiaieo atstsi fs II
sFr6Ns combines sfsa. pows.sichns.s
sksethsss, ami hSs siSsf1y aquAhy, ss weiI
a. great purity Of insonxtiou snds laarmon;.
oasnrss throughout the sasiss scale.
H HVcH p p1falt tndsIMtie. snds IS
sshtiisly .rsss hon ,h1 .siifhsa ibdnd III 10
many pianos, which causes the performer to
In WORKMANSHIP they cannot lie ex-
cslled. yTAsR tastienI 81 seohxsuetsd with
dare and attention to every part therein that
oharaetyrizW ,ha l6pese -nlechanism. None
but the best seasoned material ia used in
their masHfsetpfs, and they viii ace.pt. the
bard .pssga Qf. me cqhcst. room with that
~ tha parIor upci 81 equality, ,unai aiEscted In
'thst ptlody; IN fact they are sonstrueted
mot for Year, but Foreverw sle'
iAll of KsABg,s SauARs PiASos have thsii
2snns sess Il svS ]. sfa sssl;.. "a '1' r'''H
PATENT GRANTED AUGUST IL, 1866,
which Is conceded BY alkour greatest artists
and critics to bs the grandsst improvement
tsed in the cehsEustion. pf Pianos Every
Instrument fully Warranted for 6vs years,
lTarerooms, No II sf' l3 East State st.,
COLUMBUS, O..
assdisNo 1885, 70 99O Superior street,
.'as.fisA ssCLRyELAND, ,i0. y s>ssa
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BEALLsvILLr,. O., March s5.

No. 8. EDS. SrrR1r: As enigmas are
going the rounds, ] am in, viz. ae-sf
1 am composed Of ten letters: $50 =
My I, 9, Sis found in maui. - sif-
My 3,7,7s5, 6 is found in the word les
son. .a.sgs s.,.f
Ny 9, /, 2. 8, 4, 5, 6 is found in the
word Hamilton. as7a-fss
Ny |, Q, 6, 7, $40, is found IN the word
manslauehter.
My 5, 3, 10, 8, 5, Ais found in the word
polyglot.
NY 8, 3, 2, 6 IS found q In the word alien
My |, 5, 6, 2, 4, 5 i'm the word monitor.
My s, 9, 10 is in tile word lady. 81
Ny whole is my own name, and who
am / an ). 80; ~
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Sl,HE members Of the Monroe Mutual Fir,
| Insurance Company will mest At their Of
ice in lXo6asAytA sptle heIe MlsalSfof Ma,
next to q elect . Bosfd 81 Directors r i6f the en-
suing year. JOHN b. N0LL, Seo.
mcbe9w4.
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! Gg- The Barnesville Eaterprtse, reply
ling to our notice Of theincorpo ration of
the Barnesville and Woodsfeld pike
COMPANY SAYS: I'D = Elfg II &
Very wiling Ito weryyotb nIheI
tax fayets abng ths rousS InusE be-
charged with the sin of inaugurating
thisIsphe,ilatioti7 on 'itiiemsetves, ,as,a
large majority of them petitioned for the
company, and all offthemn will thave Il
vbice in its government After building
thirteen milesiof road dthey wislrto make
the. people Of Monroe County, WHO
wouldn't build the seven miles from
Malaga to Wuodsiield, SHARE the expense
of keeping it up. The builders of the
road Will pay tolls themselves and insist
on all eritravelers doing Che same. y
"They wish to make the people of
Monroe County, who wbuldn't BULL the
seven miles from Malaga to Woodsfcld,
share the expense Of keeping it up"
Just so. The, company proposes to
speculate off of the trade that goes from
Monroe County to Barnesvile. We pre-
sumo toll gate. will be erected at some
point this side Of Somertof. where M6ii-
e;Ceaaty wageaers, goinggtoBarnesr
vide Hilbbe A&ed then theySwili liestba
'jeatsl IL = assaoaa tax at some esiatptdsy 81
eas4., w
Barnesville and taxed again when they
renrn1ah glEit % id2uold fav.l
All right. Erect your gates and then
ask yourselves Where has our Monroe
County trade gone? 1t will as certainly
go to Claringfonifrom the. Western parti
of Monroe County, as that two and two
make four, That system Of "inake the
people Of Monroe County" will be. eva
ded by taking another route and quietly
permitting the Pike incorporates TO-
tax themselves.
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~ ssf@& IN -ssasA7 saSt
{ VID r. NO I. L.,
aa saB1RNSAf1AsLH H,s0kI0 ssszss
UAVING Just recsiegdA large supply Of
IL FARMING IMPLEMENTS, would announce
10 his fsisntis shd sshs spa bliosssRsAaiy shAt
he is now prepared to cell at rsdsssa 4Fissssi
all kinds of Plows, side hill piows. steel
plows. iron plavsr bssshssr plaWsssi91|e
and double shovel plows, andiploE .poipts Of
all kinds and different manufactbres.
4 fu,l supply Of iaf sn4 Rod Iron Of sNa e
bolts of all sizes; wrsnches and strap hinges.
Also, of his own Manufacture, . general
assortment of corn hoes. Dutch hoes. forked
hoes, mattocks, chains ofall descriptions and
horse shoe nails.
Blacksmithing in all its various branches
done. in the best and p.atest style. All work
IN his line warranted to give satisfaction OF
ho. o.6aSfgssA . M MxTpuyE m1h1D1Gy
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No. A. What Is that a man will do
without justas long as .he can, aad do
all he can against it, but whenroaceein
possession of it would not take, the
whole worid:for it p? .'spe MS.
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a7sa .in 81 plYs.

Made by one Agent, selling siLvsn's YAftst
BLAsric BRooN. Over So 600 NV in uss. 81. !.
commended BY Hon. Horace 6rsslsy ~ Ne
American AgrioultuSist 0nA' 'seSutp poofRs-
d tot sach Agent. G.. 4 Glsss ! G.. -
cortlands stree. n. Y.saiegs 80 i ~ =
sf esis SIS ,sF8 Is n 1lsss .ss )
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CrtB RArEs. .s2Forciiibs of1o subscri-
bers, and over that number, 81 50each !;
single subscribers So; six months 81.
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I1rk poem, Legend of szuleim the
FAIR ,BYsJ. "A. NJ, viii appear in our
.fti,ssf qSisF9A lns t;trreicf tlS9f
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dSubscrfl,ess

Whei6ad sns y4aftetthsi names eswill un-t
derstand that the time for which they
have paid has expired, and if no response
is heard Il sillebe taken for granted that
they do not wish to renew thsiDsubscrip-
tions, snd tbsifsnames, will be erased. Z J
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ARRIyAL.ANp DEPARTURE OF MAILS 70
1kDERpN. " QopsFIELD. 'Nss'
Bsrnesville, Which nov includes Bsallsville
and Calais mails, arrive each evening at 8
r. T.. Leave each morning at 9A.M.
rse,s sSlflN w4psisissE and s.'gpE'aesy
sunash gssrlsss9 sssfy Tuesday syenins.
Leaves Wednesday mornings at An.
sgusAefn B1Aristaa fsrrives Tnesdayss and
Fridays. Lssyss Wsdussday & az and as saturday
I" H1 II = has tIf n a /.
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PITTSBURGH CoxFERENcE.--The fol-
lowing appointments have been made
for the Barnesyillc District:

lOT tuc DdrueSSluc lDtstliCt.
Presiding Elder. S. Bracken.
BamesvilIe-I. A. Pearce.
Bridgeport-T NJ Hudson
st. Clairsville-W. F. Lauck. z
Bellsire Josiah Mansell.
Fairyiew- Stevens. z
Morrisiown-F, I. I.sSwaney. 1
Woodsfeld--B F. Beazell.
Somerton- w. Vertican. 49,,
e Williamsburg-E. Ellison.
Hendrysburg--C H. Feitt.
BeallsyiIle-W. F. Smith. ealzY
Hannibal-E. D. Holsz. =
-Centeryille-D. Gordon, I. E, Wilson,
Moorefeld--to be supplied. q
Flushing-J. b. Cooper.
Powhattan-M. j. Ingraham. 4ias
Monroe-J Shaw 49,
IS Rankins-J. Coil sbssss ss
Our readers will be in.erestedsin the
following appointments:
Cambridge-J. D. Vail.
Cadiz-J. Drummond.
,Duncap's Fall-R. S. Strahl. fg-,r
.Morgan-N. c. Worthington.
Bethel--H B. Edwards. 81. l.w $50
Summerfeld- d-J H. Doan,S. Franklin.
Salem-David Cross. & i r'as
Bridgeport, Pa-C. w. Scott. g &
Brownsville, Pal /. Decus. $
Latrolc, PAD. M Hollistersoa
New Brighton, Pa James Henderson.
Carrolton-E. Cartwright. '3ses.'
Elkton-A. j. Lane. 8 ss,,ss.,. -. !.
The next Conference will be held d.
Steubenville.
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CINCINNATI Market,


April |.
ELouli aEi,sl snd in sogsasp.sd ]
family S 10a5 30 st-z
/ WHEATrEirp,l losl L.. ~
CORN Firm and sound Is scarce and
wsnte,i,a at SpsS4c.
DAFsEDuli at tlaS6c; Ahsh,ier rate
only for choice.
NYE-In fair demand at S5a90c.
RARLEY-Dull but not lower; spring
.90cal 90: wihtcrl O0a1T 10s atheJ
COTTON Buoyant; mlddllng heid at
y 4c, but no sales at better than 2lc.
WHISKY-Buoyant at Soc for old
and Ole for patent make.
MEsSpdak euet kA dsh 4 az
90.
+ BULK. MEATS Firm; shoulders in
good demand at 9Sal0c, the latter rate
for heavy; sides l3s,s l32 and sAse for
rib, clear rib and clear. sass ss:as sss q j
BACON-Eiru; shoulders at llc;clear
rib sides,st Joe, sad clear at l5gc; all
clear rib 10 be had at quotations was ia
ken and could not have been bought be-
low 15ic ,at close. W o. ga h'FS
EGGSn1firp Vi sOS,s ,s''s' J. 3 !. shao ...'
SEEDS--Clover 6rmer at 16a16ic per
pouud, timothy scarce and firm y: q 5oa
6 90; fax dull att so. sa.,s ~ s,sg,.',ls 4
GROCERlES-Unchanged and quiet.
GOLD-At 1llt buying.
: EXGHANGE-Firm A. par buying
and LILO premium selling. Il -.
sM0NBY-Market easy.
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gyDon't fdget with the hands or

gy-Don't iidgct with the hands OF
feet. Let alone the watch and chain and
necktie. Quiet ease, without Stiffness
indicates gentle brecdingrf
Don't speak of persons, with whom
you are only slightly acqmlnted,b by thell
= fssloe 80 StsAlrsees - sFei5s9i EAk.
hrst name;s3eap A r
.s'Ifritabilityiis a breach of good NOR
ais as well is Ao'f good manners. 3 Gentle
courtesy we owe-to all.
IL ,sTssa1za -I..zIE III
q. ..z4EaH n1a asz sasHl,i..si ysaae ID,
"a kRoM sawere comnepe yt9 omh W
pubiication of,seversl problems, puzzle.
aud ebismaatss i ! id Us isstc, owing to tn,
press Of other matter. .sssftlsss
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s110br Youft1 page coutainsons COZ
umn ir 81 reading matter and adyertise-
meats whish every spessonshould read.
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HSend us local items any and
sysf5thihg occurring III your neighbor,-
hoodR-f ..<,sss q, 80 3. 8 =, .f.( .s,- =
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Administrators Notice.

Avoflct isAi+.s, Jv.q IA. AA under,
IN signed was on the Tth day Of January
1870, appointed Administrator OF the estate
of William Grimes, deed.
Hs.sl.AlFH!T.RSgsT.A|EAEi s.sl.Al .A|EAE
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of, the. Monroe County
DemocratiC Central Committee.

The Democratic Central Committee
Of Monroe County win meet in Woods
field on
III ESL1 Y,the lalh day ofanrzslS70,
To fix upon the time and manner of hol-
ding the Lext County Convention.
Tovnshins Members
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| W. Re klsoaSgsntscfbrS4 R.NRRDHAM &
SONS and HELPS & GOODMAN'S eelsbra-
led a0kaAtss sud 1fsLoDsoSs, 10 daubt thr
bssss inssruuesots ssf their 4 nd made Ia, this
sodhtty sAmss skssp afui llsteck u Sasaz
Assics Antf 1EsIauossos boe&ss toesthss With
overy variety Of Musical Asr6haqdisss snch
IS BRASS and SILvsR Ixsrsunssrs, violins.
Guitars, flutes, Aocosdasns, Fiutinas, cuu-
pertinas, Hsrmeuicas. viol:nosllos, Double
BpPsssI Iifesx Drama Stools. Govern, 10. Tbs
fANQUS Pa MN, ,sTRiN0S. bsst made 10
|hsEef4 4ss Qsdsss ffoRl /. .dis,sass promptly
~ .ssspp,sd. -. ,.' n,
4 visit is respectfully solicitsd to tho old
End reliable Music Hsadq usrtsrs, where prices
Ire most moderate
JOHN sKtrZER L co.
ffopriStors.
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HAwLEYsvrLLE, Iowa, March 20.

HAwLEYsvILLE, IOWA, March 70.
EDS. SpInrr-Dear Sirs.ss l see. in the
columns fyour PAPER that problems"
are going the rounds. | propose one
for. the curious, and. it may, perhaps, re-
ceive more than one solution:
No I. A entered into contract with
B and, received 500 between the ex.
change OF articles; but B returned to A
and requested him to give back the 300,
and they again EXCHANGED articles Then
B said TO A give me $500 and we will
vet again exchange, and A gave B $500.
Now what is the difference. 70 A. irttlle
two trades. financlally2 7 "A NJ Dunn.
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THANKs-To Mr.. DAVID TREMBLEr,o
sunsbufy Aknzkip Tor threeyearl5 sub
scribers.
o. F. FLINT, Eyqt, of Washington
t9YhBI'ips0 ystj'f sq99'sfiRPSra Il q
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No. s. When the divisor .S4 was
divided bys3 tiles qnotientSweg4; what
was the divisori?4 gBaAT9Aa
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nj A IL RI ED.
NglfA eS, John Hnniltns Ea, &sorgxl
W: Adams and Margafet Rsyholds. ID DJssl

CO NJ NJ E R C I A l..
WooDSFIEEb PRoDUeE kKkEf.
CORRECTED wReKry
SAfyfPAY, April ,. 1870.
neat per buShe.... ....... 49,. GOAL i5
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q a7AsrI6ocH, March as, 1870. q.

No. 6. EDS. SPIRIT: A man sold 3 lot
of sheep A lamb sold for 1 as much
as a sheep; if he had received IS cents
more hes would have had just twice as1
many dollars as he sold animaS.& A
sheep and lamb cost SO %.
Required, the number OF each and
price per head. j. F. PENNINGTON.
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J. WALKERe Rropsisiai,

R. H. McDON AID 8 CO. ''n fsan
Druggists and general Agents. San Ffl657ose
and Sacramento. California, sa,t - - -
G,umercs street, N,Y:i Nh. melr1oRss II
sS>seLD ny al pHvGcIsrs AND pEitSHss
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PROBLEMS AND ANSW ERS.

PROBLEMS and ANSWERS.
IGsloGy4r7s !HOll
LMNGs P. O.. Monroe Co Oh
! March 23. 1870.
EDS. SPIRIT: No l in spirit of 22d
INST cannot be solved.
e 60 I ~ II q
10. 2-One. HoBALr.
WAYNE Tr. March 81, ls1a.-r--
EDS SPIRIT: Answer t6 problem No.
: The square Of. ! is,l sthe snberoot. of
is I,therefpfe NE sdpnhsris k4s1
No. "a ! cents and b Il cent. Mt p.N
\ BEALLsvILLE, O.. March %.
! No. (. Els SPIRIT.
Share Of youngest S2G5194lx.
{ second 1886 47lX.
/ eldest 1856, 5S6x.
NJ. E. j.
WAYNE Tp., March 80, 1S7O.a 4
-lEps,l Splntf: Y propose to answer
,roblem No 4, of the Goth inst. In this
question the sums would be at interest,"
}, and years; we therefore proceed
: ! e i''1''IEFaRil worth aHTn|||
-----5214lx-pfcsent worth of II fof s yrs'
I.s93S4
a1s5 eyss sssdw .ssAx sat grsll 1ss.ei
l----704O6x--present worth of 81 for yrs
l.4ls5l
~ itssOst 4rIcs4 with Of SID yF
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Nowit is obvious that the parts must
be to eaeh other INF proportion ITO tiiese'
three numbers. Hence it is only ncces-
sary to, divide the legacy ,in, proportion
to these three numbers, thus:
Asa. 1a441s: 6274lg: s0O0r S2G5i9ii4
share Of va ngest. -
As2 124l6 70496 5000 $s9S6.l7lx
shareof recond. lo;,-x u .kssst.s5s 3
Asa 124A6 1900 >, COCO, S3355, ,5S6x,
share of eldest. ss,. 80 i. ..aatf n,
/ coulet have given a more lengthy SOL
lution, but feared, it would occupy too
much room in your paper.
a. L1W NfIIIsoy.
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The Magic Comb :s,s..s 4. :s's:: =. =, {,

bsasd 70 psFmansnt black o. 6FeV0s t5-
contsinsHo POISON. Anynps can ne it. o.
sent BIZ mail ,fpr 81. Address ss.:,s3 s.. 81.
magic COMM CO, ,Spsingasla Nan.
naskRmq ~ - 2, sf--s---e - ~
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17
From the Columbia Guardian.

Mr.. ErIroR: In the course Of the re-
marks which have had occasion to make
in the present political campaign, have
felt it my duty to make certain specific
charges against Gov. R. K. Scott. Those
charges I have made deliberately, and in
my own time expect to produce spccifi.
cations and proofs. Pending these spcci-
ficatons and proofs, a third party in
ter7enes and makes certain charges
against me. Who this third party is |
do not know, but will say en- passant,
for bis consolation, that if his charges
against me are true, and / am tho mon
ster which he makes me; have murdered
as many colored people as he pretends :;
have committed the crimes which ho lays
to my door, Gov. Scott is very derelict
Governor, else he would have had me ar.
rested y his constabulary, tried, con-
victed, sentenced and hung. If they are
not true, the author Of them is simply y
liar. Which horn Of the dilemma will
Gov Scott select?
BIT, Mr.. Editor, my charges arc made
against Governor Scott-not against q
paid editor ola ancwspapcr Of doubtful res.
pectabiity. Why does he not apswer
them? His responsibility to the people
ofSouth Carolina is ten-fold greater than
mine. Ny fight is against him. Will be
meet me on the stump before the good
people Of the State and reply to them !?
Will be meet me in the public prints? l
challenge him, and have no idea Of allow.
ing him to make his fight by proxy,
either on the stump or through the
press.
Very respectfully,
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17
The Weeks Telegrams.

Kcntucky has unfurlcd her banner
Not one county in the State has gvIc
radical. $1,000 majority for Dem ocracy.
Let the Reform Party work with deter
IMITATION to conquer.
Only 3,G3! Immigrants reached New
York last week. The result Of the war.
In the great yacht race for the Queens
Cup on the Sth, O>good's Magic" won
the cup-tine 3.32 Dauntlcss, second,
3.3+.
A grand demonstration was witnessed
in Wilmington, n c., on the 18th, in
honor of conservatism. Thousands Of
perple formed torchiight procession
The booming of cannon, bon fires, fire
works, &C., we're among the display
Everything was disniied and conciliato-
ry. The following is an extract from the
speech of COL Waddcll, on the occasion
Without presuuing to dictate to 9TH
ers, will express the hope that one of
the first acts of the next Legislature,
which will be largely conservative, will
be formal declaration Of their intention
not to disturb the black man in the en-
joyments of the rights guaranteed to him
by law. They will restore, if possible,
the school fund. Of which he in common
with his white feilow citizens has been
robbed, and will pay the debt Of univer-
sal education. which is due from the
State, not as the Republicans have done
in promises unfulfllcd, but honorably,
and to the last farthing Of the means at
their command; and that their whole
course will exhibit them as reformcrs
and not as rcroutionists.
ATl,STA. August l2.-Prolongation
is defeated for good. An election is to be
held this fall. \ motion to reconsider
was made today, and lost-aycs GO;
nays X. There is great rejoicing among
National Republicans.
Count Pa,iko announced the Ministry,
and read a list of the names, as follows:
Count Paliko. Minister Of War; De La
Tour La Avognc, Foreign Affairs; Henri
Chevrean, Interior; Grandperret, JUS
,ice; DeGourielly, Marine; Pierre Magne,
Finances Jerome Davis, Public Works;
Jules Bceam, Instruction; Clement Da-
vornois, Commerce; Busson Biilautt,
President OF the Council Of State.
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-08-17

It is computed that the losses result.
ing from the mere declaration Of war,
assuming that no engagements were to
be fought, already exceed more than
$500, 100000. The panic prevailing in
the European financial centres has re-
duced hundreds of men from ailluence to
penury, and in o moment swept away
the hard earned savings of thousands in
the middle and poorer classes. Var is
costly business every way.
BAD BoY.-The murdered New York
broker, Mr.. Nathan, was model man,
but it it said that his sons are fast and
extravagant in their living, Washington
having BEEN arraigned in the police court
on the charge Of stealing diamonds from
a woman with whom he was living, and
on whom he was spending $4,000 q
year.
The Republican publishes string Of
Resolutions passed at radical spo"
WOW. presided over by Phifev, at New
berry, sympathizing with Norris in his
late whipping. They arc trying 10 make
greet capital cus Of the affair.