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FEMALE observation-disclosures and her
needs. For complaints and Irregularities to
which her sex ID exclusively liable, HEINITsu,s
QUEENS DELIGHT Is recommended on the au-
thority of wives, mothers and nurses who have
tested its tonic and regulating properties, and
know whereof they speak," and also with the
sanction OF able physicans. who have admi-
patients, i'll obstinate cases, with the happiest
results. Almost all female complaints are
complicated with mental gloom and despon-
dency, the gentle and lasting exhilarating
effects of tho QUEENS DELIGHT is admirably
adapted to such cases. AS remedy for hys-
terra and mental depression, it has no equal
i'll the world. Nursing mothers find it an ad-
mirable invigorant. 1t is highly satisfactory
that this preparation should prove so emi-
nently beneficial to he aex. Young and old
will find relief always. For sale by FISHER d
HEINITsu. Feb 10
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The Views OF Judge Orr.

The views of this gentleman. rs re-
ported by the Tribune correspondent.
will be read with interest by our readers
Whilst we do not concur in all of the
Judges political specnlations, we are free
to say, that we do recognize the truth of
much that he suggests. We regard Judge
Orr's devotion to South Carolina as un-
questioned, and we regard him MS man
Of great good sense, and of considerable
sagacity. A politician once, he doubt
less aspires now to the heights of u
philosophic craftsmanship. From that
standpoint we believe that he now
views the situation, and we feel that bis
reflections are to be invested with all the
respect due to ono who has worthily
filled several high official stations, and
in all hns earnestly labored for the vel
fare Of his native State.
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FREsHEr. One OF. the highest freshets
known for several years paet he's occur
red on the Wateree. Tho river is SO
high that the planting Eli be retarded,
and the ploughing will have to be done
over. The low grounds ip the neigh
borhood OF the river have been flooded,
and considerable damage to the planting
interest is feared. - -
The Auguetn Chronicle and Sentinel, of
yesterday. says: prices have been re-
duced half cent. per yard on Augusta
Factory and Graniteville Manufacturing
Company's goods. "A sheeting 141d;
q shirting 12>9; q shifting 10 and drill
15 cents.
A bloody affray occurred near Tumb-
ling Shoals, Laurens County, on the
23d, which resulted in the death of Sea-
brook Leak and the severe wounding of
Messrs. Bolt and Wilson. The affair is
to be Investigated.
The safe of the Walcottville (Conn. }
Savings Bank was blown open by burg
lars on Friday night, and robbed Of
$500 in bank bills and $25, 900 in securi-
ties. The thieves stole q hand chr on
the Naugtuck Railroad and escaped.
"OhI what an excellent Tonic" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
MONS BrrTERs. MI
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ANOTHER VoIoE M AoooRD. The
sparsanburg Spartdn says, referring 70
the press conference resolution:
This being conceded. let every man,
white aud black. adopt thespirit Of these
excellent resolutions, and determine that
in the exercise OF the prerogative of
suffrage, he will allow no motive to influ-
ence his action lower than an honest de-
sire to promote the best interest of his
country. No more let the inquiry of the
candidate be, is he Republican, or is he
Democrat? Is he from this section or
that? But let it be inquired of him
rather, is he honest? Is he faithful? Is
he competent? Then may we expect to
see the return of these prosperous and
happy days of the republic, when in
telligence and virtue sat enthroned upon
the high and the low places of the
nation, and 'to be an American was
greater than king"
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KosKoo.-The Norfolk Daily Journal, of
December II, 1869, says:
This medicine is rapidly gainiug conf
dence of the people, and the numerous testi-
monials OF its virtues, given by practitioners Of
medicine, leaves no doubt that it is saf. and
reliable remedy for IMPURlTY OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, &c"
The last Ne ticai Journal contains an arti-
clio from Prof: X. s. Newton, NJ. D., President
speaks in high terms of its curative proper
ties. and gives a special recommendation of
Koskoo to the practitioners of medicine.
This is, We believe, tho first instance where
such medicines have been officially endorsed
by the Faculty of any Of the Medical Colleges,
and reflects great credit upon the skill Of DR..
Lawrence, its compounder, and also puts
"k?skno' i'll the VAN Of all other medicines
OF the present day. F26
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SYMPToMs.- Slight pain in the sde the skin
and eye assume thick yellow coat, digestion
ie impaired. an unpleasant sinking sensation
at the pit of the stomach is experienced, the
bowels are irregular, the mind fretful, the
coldness of the hands and feet, sometimes los.
OF appetite and at others unnatural craving
for food, dizziness of tho head, depressed
son ething undone, but can't tell what it is.
Take SIMMONS LIVER REGULATOR, it will re-
move oil unpleasant feelings and make you
we'll. A3f3
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E]FIRE IN CHERAw.-The Chesterfield
democrat says that the store of Mr.. s.
Maier. of Cheraw, was entirely de-
stroyed by fire on the night of the 22d,
together with the contents.
Dyspeptics should use DR.. TUFTS
Golden Engle Bitters.
'tJust the thingl'' Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use Solo
MONS BITTERs. MI
DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bitters is the
best tonic in the United States.
"I am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition" 1 use Solo
MONS BITTERs. MI
A healthy and exhilirating beverage is
DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bitters.
The weak and emaciated mother says:
"My health and strength is restored hG
the use of" SoLoMoNs' B1rTEpe. MI
If you want fine appetite and good
digestion use DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle
Bitters.
Delicate females take the Golden Eagle
Ritters
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HOTEL Arrivals, April g. Columbia Hotes.-
G Browning, st Louis; T CAndrews. Orange
L King, J Thames, Chareston; c Phelps,
Alex Hall, Mr. Fellows and lady, . Sawyer.
Q SELL New York; w II Ball Lanrens; Elder,
Winnsboro; Shumate, T Tolbert, Ninety
f Martin, Laurcns; W } Maxwell, Baltimore;
J Heyward Edgefold; A Sayre, New
York; Adams, ID II Adams J G Hugenin,
Williams, South Carolina; " Lang, Ken
nedy, Camden; Adams, J Shoulbread,
GIadsden; w Fair Newberry: NJ Hamitter,
city;T l. Vaughn, North Carolina.
NickerSon House.-J W Bond, wife, child
and nurse, Washington; J N Myers, Md Col
Il Edle, Charleston; G Vanderpool and
J Hayes, Lexington; w Whaling, Wisconsin;
Fl Mann, Mass; Ii Jordan, Camden; Jos H
Gay, W Henderson,, JOS Cutter, N G; III
beigler, Newberry; Bradford, Stevenson;
Is Young, Ga.
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FoR RE. .EnKoT1oN-"FA1R Play 1s A
JEWEL" DECISION AT THE BALLOT.
Box TO BE RESPECTED. -Agreeably to the
meeting of all the voters of Columbia,
opposed to change in our municipal
government, the old ticket is presented
to the public.
Fo' Mayor Of Columbia.
JOHN MCKENZIE.
For Aldermen,
WARD No. 1T. W. RADCLIFFE.
CLARK WAR1Na.
JAMES CLAFFEY.
WARD No. 2-JACoD HUssUNo.
r. L. BRYAN.
0. q. BATES.
WARD No. 3-W. p. GEIaER.
w. Il. WALTER
JOHN AaNEw.
WARD No. edward HOPE.
r. w. JOHNSON.
G.. A. SHIELDS
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UNITED STATES CoURT.-Hon. Geo. 8
Bryan, Judge, presiding.

Es parte Thos. j. LaMotte. In re.
the Laurens Railroad Company-Peti-
ton to show cause why attachment
should not be issued. 1t was ordered
that rule be served upon Joe Crews to
make him show cause before this Court,
on the 9th of next month, why he should
not be attached for contempt of the
order of tho Court made in the matter
of the Laurens Railroad Company on
the 28th of March last. Further ordered,
that the United States Marshal canse the
two engines, a tender, box cars, passen-
ger coach and platform cars belonging to
the Laurens Railroad to be turned over
to Benz. S. James, lessee Of said road.
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Election Notice

Election Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given, that an election
In will be held on TUESDAY, April s. 1870,
bia. The Polls will be opened in Ward No q,
st Judge Wigg's Office, from 7 O'Clock A. NJ. to
p. nj. j. s. BAMPFIELD
JAMES DAVIS,
WAI. ETTER,
April IA Managers Ward No. 2.
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LATEST FROM THE LADIES Since tho intro
dnction OF PHALoN's VITALIA on SALVATION
FOR THE HAIR, ladies who formerly used dyes.
are universally abandoning them. They find
tho new article 30 harmless, 80 clean and
pure, 30 pleasant to the senses, and with all
SO superior as means of renewing the origi-
nal color, that they absolutely shudder when
they think Of the filthy stuff they once used.
Ap3t3
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LIST OF NEW ADvERT1sEMEN rs

LIST OF NEW ADvERTIsEMENrs-
d. Q. PeiAotto 4 Son-Auction Sales.
Q. +. Jackson-Spring and Summer Goods
J. & T. II. Agnew-Sugars.
E. D. Jacks0n-Casaba Melon.
T. +. Frazee-Sheriff's Sales.
+. Hope-Sweet Potatoes.
Brodie Co.-Cotton Seed Huller.
Jacob Levin-Variety Sale.
Acts Passed by the State Legislature.
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e.. D. Eberhardt.

AVING just returned from New York,
LII would respectfully ask his old patrons
aud the public generally to call and see his
new and well selected stock Of SPRING and
SUMMER STYLES, Washington street. oppo-
site Law Range. March % IL
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Election Notice.
at
April 1

GAcCClOu NOClC6.
NOTICE is hereby given that an election
~ will be held on TUESDAY, April S, 1870,
tor Mayor and Aldermen for the city OF Colunl-
bia. The Polls will be opened in Ward No. 8,
at Holmes Shop, from 7 O'Clock A. M. to S
o'clock P. M. A. O. DAVIS,
w. MISHAW.
D. Is. MONTGOMERY,
April 4 Managere.
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April l /
Notice..

Notice.
A THE fact trotting Messenger
AH Stallion DANVILLE will season
0tsssssaasIaaw Q6 IN Hichland County. this spring,
X @:t Agnew 4 Co.'s Livery Stable
A@1aSrssSE1c.n Columbia, where he can be
seen; also, at w. H. Dowdy's, on the Wood
ward plantation in the Fork, and alternately
at the above places every nine days. For par
ticulars apply at the above places.
Danville took the first prize at our last State
Fair for speed, and can show as finc colts as
any Ill the State April limo
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ME- open to-day splendid assortment of
wv OPERA CLOAKS, full line Of White
KID Gloves and Lace-trimmcd Chcmscttes.
Our SPRING STOCK is now ready for in.
spection, which will be found, on examination,
70 20 Inucn larger IMAM at any previous season,
and the prices considerably lower than they
ever have been since we commenced business.
For the present, discount Of ten per cent.
will be- allowed for specie.
March 25 J. II. & NJ. l.. KINARL.
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Election Notice,

Election Notice.
NOTICE is hereby given that an election
IN will be held TUESDAY, April 5, 1870, for
Mayor and Aldermen for the city OF Columbia.
The Polls will be opened in Ward No. 1, Mt
Charles minorts House, at a. NJ, and close
at O'Clock 2. 81.
G. SHULTZ,
SD. THOMPSON,
A. CURTIS,
April IA Managers of Ward No. 1.
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For Sale,
R00 BUSHELS COTTON SEED, Of supe-
cON rior quality. For particulars, in
quire at KRAFT'S BAKERY,
April Main street.
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The Chester Reporter says:

eve do not wish, however, to be
understood as being opposed to Chester
being represented in the convention, to
be held on the 18th June We hope
that every County in the State may be
represented there by full delegation of
practical men, and that full and free
conference, regarding the wisest policy
to be pursued, may then be had. The
deliberations of such body would COM
mand our most earnest attention, and we
can scarcely anticipate any line Of policy
upon which it might conclude, that
would not receive our hearty support"
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Nominations.
COLUMBIA, s. c.. March %, 1870.
At meeting held in DR.. j. L. Nea gles Hall,
by tho delegates from four Wards OF the city
of Columbia. 8. c., which were in Convention
tho following nominees were unanimously
elected forthe next municipal election, viz:
John M. Alexander, for Mayor.
ALDERMEN.
WARD No. ii. w. Denny, Augustus Cooper.
Charles Minnrt.
WARD No.2-W Hntson Wigg. Israel Smith,
VIM. Hayne.
WAND No. 3-Wm. Mooney, Joseph Taylor,
B Thompson.
WARD No. 4-R NJ. Wallace, VIM. Simmons
Isaac Goodwin.
b. THOMPSON. Pres't.
~. KOBT. GAIGE, Secy. March 23
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R T. M o V A T.

AVING removed my place Of business to
Ill the stand formerly occupied by Dr. Berry
next to Pollock House, my patrons will find
mo at that place hereafter, with full and
complete assortment of SPRING GOODS,
consistingof English. French and Scotch Cas-
simeres, Neck Ties, and Cents Furnishing
Goods generally. A call is solicited.
March "a j.. r. EISENMANN
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New Books.

HNfIE Andes and tho Amazon, by Orton, with
Il plates and map. 50 so.
Hammer and Rapier, by John Eston Cooke.
81 SO.
Our Saturday Nights, by "Drick Pomeroy."
81 so.
Askaros Kassis, tho Copt; Romance of
Modern Egypt, by Edwin DeLeon. sI5O.
Among lIy Books, by Leigh Hunt.
True Love, By Ladi DeBeauclerk. 50 90.
The Spanish Barber, by author Of Mary
Powell.
Tho Lfo of Our Lord, by Rev. DR.. Hanna.
81 so.
Tommy Try and What He Did in Scionce.
81 rs.
Earthly Paradise, second series; Autumn,
by Morris, said to be superior to Tennyson;
and other new books, for saio at
BRYAN y MCCARTER'S Book Store.
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RELIGIOUS SERVICES THIS DAY.-Tri-
nifty Church-Rev. P. J. Shand, Rector,
10M A. M. and 4 P. NJ.
st. Peters Church-Rev. J. J. O'Con-
nell, Pastor. 10I9 A. M. and p. NJ
Marion Street Church-Rev. w. ".
Mood, l019 A. Nj. and TX P. M.
Washington Street Chapel-Rey. VIM.
Martin, 10% A. NJ; Church Nesting, 4
P. nj.
Baptist Church-Rev. J. l.. Reynolds,
10k A. NJ.
Lutheran Lecture Room-Rey. E. A.
Bolles, 10M A. NJ.
Presbyterian Church-Rev. VIM. T..
Boggs, Pastor, 10% A. M. and IN P. NJ.
WEDDING CARDS AND ENvELopEs.-A A
lot of wedding cards and envelopes. OF
latest styles, has just been received
which will be printed in imitation of en-
craving, and at less than one. tenth the
cost. Call and see specimens at PHGNIX
Office.
The PHOENIX Office is supplied with
every style of material from the small
metal letter to the largest wood type,
together with plain and fancy cards,
paper, colorcd ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior of
tho State where two and three sheet
posters Gun be printed. All kinds Of
work in the printing line attended to at
short notice.
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Lightning Rods.
DERSONS in want OF first. class RODS, can
IL be supplied by leaving their orders at tho
Post Office, or at J. W. Smiths tin shop, Plain
street. HAWLEY Il co.
March 5
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MncEv0y's tour III Ireland. 1t is q capi-
tai exhibition-thoroughly Irish, frolick-
ing with Celtic humor, resonant with
Irish melody, sparkling with Irish
"bulls," anecdotes and Jokes, and glow
ing with Irish scenery, represented upon
broad stretches of canvas. All the noted
towns, localities, churches, and other
buildings of the land of song and tradi-
tion are elegantly presented in n vast Sc
ries of brilliant paintings. and the whole
made instructive by the clear and con-
else lecture of Mr.. Charles MacEvoy.
At this late hour, it is impossible to men
tion even the more notable among the
pictures which we're presented. The testi-
mony of every one presented pronounced
all good.
''The evening was spiced with num-
ber Of Irish songs-the very best-and
numerous personations of Irish chnrac-
ter. Mr.. Jerry Cohan is almost inimita-
BILE as n character persouater and song
and dance man. He is protean genius.
He is genius full of originality, sings
well, and dances admirably. His changes
of character arc made with almost aston
ishing rapidity, and each one appears to
be better than that which preceded it,
He was. rapturously and repeatedly en-
cored.
"Marie Dalton MacEvoy, as Nora, waa
charming piece of Irish rusticity,
sprightliness aud spriteliness. She hns a
sweet voice, sings with expression, and
pronounccs every word of her songs so
distinctly that the entire audience can
understand what, as we'll rs how, she is
singing.
''Miss Kate Halpine makes splendid
old lady. AS Mrs. O'Callahan,' she was
lively and entirely Irish, as we'll as origi-
nal, and was charming 'for ono of her
age
"Altogether, the exhibition is de-
lightful one, one that ladies and children
can see with perfect propriety, and one
that they ought all to bo permitted to
see."
, 1870-08-27
LA SALE STREET TUNNEL
Progress. OF aLc Eork-Thc New to1eF Dam.

Good luck has attended The construction OF the
IaSa!le street tunnel 10 faI and II fortune couna
ucs to smlle, 1t Will he completed by the nr1t Of
July next, when the contract cxpirea The eKpe-
rtcnce gained nj Washington street has been OF
iDcalcul4h'e valne 70 the contractors enabling
them 70 guRru egainst obstacles tnat might have
1upcded the work. Up to the present time, cyerT-
thing has been fly0rau!e, AMI already
The passage ways have been built rs
feet under the river On tue north side.
leaving 1so feet more Of river worr to bc due
THE co6eE dlul has 6een removed from the North
side, and q new one Is building gu the soui5, aud
will he nniehed to-day. Then the water will be
pumped out, the side OF the dam hrAced, and lab
ore1s Eet 70 work 10 dig. and masons to build
Nj. Thomas Dalton, foleman Of J. u. Grern,
builder Of tae dam. says thai It is rs 1ne one as
ever tATmed t1yeE br anything else 1t ts good
looking dam, certainly, staunch 8nd strong. THIS
s5 ,psIts9Nt IT. N [5o,c n.a,on, and
dl1arult work than the north. ~ the buildings 70
the vicinity are larger nnd heasicr- cat care
Of their ionn,iatlon1. There Is large n1ostorJ
brick Structure on the dock, close 70 where IT,.
excavation will have TO oe made bssldes brick
streets. One OF these was lately built bJ 2: B
eare Co. and Il now occupied By that aIn
and by 8. b Chase and others, as commisiot e
er FH md hes1icr: Much Complaint i
ase y oqfee*s ,ae s,,tas men ia y he hr 5e,saDe
a4oi for iouE TINE. sna sh.t tneir p,oprr.y snd nas
ness vii. be dsmased while rhe rosk IS In pro
gresA The contractors Will do all they eau
| however, to Interfere Is little as possible witt
bustnesa interests, aud It L. ilk+y iial pass1g<
way for tcAma will be left open on South Watel
| street all the lime
The entrance On North LaS1lle Etreet Is build
Ing. The caFsthgc way will t>c covered over ~ IA
up u Einx1e street. aid the entrance Will begin
Michigan The entrance for foot PASSENGERS vii
he between k!nEe street and the river. The st9n
stepa ate already tald. anu lead down into the TUT
nal Frum the entrance the light caA be seen wheE
the tunnel now ends at The Golfer dam In the nv
c1. The brick work Is solId, and no leakage hA
YET been discovered This part Of the WORT ha
teen under the supervision OF Mr. Robert
Mo6s. one OF the COT Icct0ts. and Ar. Gobcl. IL
spcesor for the Board Of Public WorkA
About 500 men wil1 be put 10 work As soon q
the dam Ia ready, and the structure Will be rushc
f0FTnJu n fSpI0If as possible.
, 1870-08-27

kULlIlCaL+ LIZ
Sylvester Mowt. is stanpinS Arizoua Territory
against McCorm act.
-E--SeuAtnr councf5 wants to be appointed
Collector OF San Francisco.
Governor War1coth, OF Louisiana. deates the
assertion that he Ia laburfng 10 be elected to the
Un,teo States Senate.
-kEong tae Republican candidates for Con-
gTcss IN Kansas Rre Lon. Sidney Clarke, OF Law
renee; Judge Lowe, Of Fort Scott; Colonel John
RitenIc, Of Topeka, and 7. II. Walker, OF Topeka.
--A letter from Raleigh, n. C., SAYS that rne
-opseEya,ivcs contemplate proceedings, on the
Inauguration at tho new Legls1ature. Tor the im-
peachmeut OF Governor Holden. They state that
they have abundant testimony to secure his ~
moral 1rom ONCE.
The Baltimore american says: ~. GlzneJ
Jones' late OF PenpsJ lSanla, now livin9 neaT
Dover, In the State Of Delaware, is understood To
be willing candidate for Senator, to succeed
Wtll.,u Saulsbury, whose term expires March I,
1s7l-proysdcd tho Democrats carry the election
this year."
Only one Republican paper In the Twenty
third Congressional District Of New fofS supports
the claims OF Mccarthy Tor the denomination 10
Congress. ....
-Ihe following names have been mentioned
IN connection with the United States Senator.
ship from North Carolina: Ex-Governor Vance,
Robert II. cowan, Bedford brown, Robert
| Strange, o. 7. Ncares. A. S. Merrinsn, A, J,
| DarKan, u. ". Ransom, II B. Gillian, aud Hon.
| F. T. Shober. The disabilities OF the i've gentle
men last named have been removed. The other
are Ineligible.
| The Democratic Congressional Committee
has commenced issuing campaign documents
Fifteen have already appeared. They treat Of the
ta,iN, the debt, railroad land grants, government
! expenditures, The naturalization laws, and Con
Grcssto Investigations.
, 1870-08-27
ILLINOIS,
Yentlrond Contract Lct--Thc Cotn-
Ing Republican state Convention
County A4<e%slnEutks

IentlEDnA Contract Lct.-Thc C0tn-
Ing Kcpubltcas, state CoaHentiosl--
County A.~e~sincutH.
srccssl Dcrpasch to The Chicago Trbune-
SPRINGFIELD, aug. 26--Thc contract for build
Ing the Louisiana, Missouri. branch Of the St
from Wnlteball, Jersey County, has been luk tc
Messrs. 6herperi s. Co., anil will t,e tn!lt ttn'
msa,rly ah,s T,ll Ss - imprsa !, anI
ss II uEeus rich aud growing section OF country
In Missouri -.-
Tis understood that arrangements haEe been
cH17y delegates. and others desiring to attend tht
Rel ctli. I'll state cunven;lCI, to lie held IN this
CITY un the 1st OF september. al excursi n rates
frunl tic report ol the assessments Of couu.ies
alel with 1ht Auditor slncc iuy las. telegram.
g-th, + tie following statistics:
Clay County-Iutsl a,sesscd yalae q all tax
IT. E'eDs!s!' 81 es9 ss,sa Il 'e'ss in cultivation
10 Datless county-Tothl vaius Of all ;saxaalt
prupttlJ, ,3l9,ss9; acres IN cultivation: wheat
is.S35; corn, 4s%95: otaek ns1d products, aa, ss3
etty 81 ct31;o; acres in cultivation, wheas, 5496
corn, ~, ,ts3; other ncld ptoducts, s,s'1.
Winnebaev couasJ-Tota! raius Of all taxabte
e.:: s:.1 11' ise: eiaer @ ued IL prcdue.s,
GaIlatln County-TotAl value Of ta1a.le prui,,
e1ts. s',a1',ss.: acres tn cultivation. wheat,
Han:, ck County-yasue OF taxable properly,
.,es;, .:6: acr.s In cultivation. wnea:, ss,'a5
:ur1, VISA; other products, ss,l47.
Jer+ey Conasy-Ealae OF taxable property,
:3s,s,St,: acIes In cultivation, wheat, 4u,ts9
lo,r, 81 ,e24; ether products, ss,ea.
Macon Eouns1-Sa1ne Of taxable property,
;a,4Gp.ts1: acres in cultivation, wheat, -, ls5
err. v! ,sss; other products, 23,Uea
Scot: IountJ-Tot&l vlluo OF taxable property,
Si,6l5,1s4: acres In cultivation. wheat. Il, ,lO0
cCrr, l:,!s5: other products. s3a
SctLyter Counsy-Total Falue OF tax .ble prop
rrty, 3s4s4,l9s: acrc8 IN cultivation. wheat,
:s,a:t: corn. - ,s3a: other products, s,s22.
Ste3 3hcnson countJ-ToIal Ealuc Ut taxable
-,6s9: curn, h7,0o4; other products. so,ss4.
The foundation Of the Springfield watch facto.
y VIII hc finished to-mor1OE. md the buttnp
:4scltscI by thu 1st Of November.
The SanSamon County Agricultural Society VII
Ike Organized QeIt Tuesday,