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Is history, after all, only q record of
lies? Here comes the Philadelphia
Ledger, pronouncihg the Fourth of July
all a mistake. affirming that nothing con-
nectcd with the Declaration of Indepen-
dence ever occurred upon that date. 1t
asserts that according to indisputable
evidence, the Declaration of Indepen-
dence passed Congress on the second day
of July, John Adams, writing from Phi
ladelphia on July 8, 1776, as follows:
Yesterday. the greatest question was
decided which ever was debated in Ame-
rica, and greater, perhaps, never was
nor never will be decided among mon. 4
resolution was passed. without one dis
senting colony. 'that these United Colo
MES are, and of right ought to be, Free
and Independent States The second
day of July, 1776, will be the most me-
morable epoch in the history Of America.
I am apt to believe that it will be cele-
brated by succeeding generations as the
great anniversary festival"
According to the same authority, it
was first published on July S. Writing
under date of the 9th, he says:
''The Declaration was published from
that awful stage in the State House yard,
on eighth of July. On this occasion, the
battalion paraded on the Common, and
gave us the fen tie j0ie, Notwithstanding
the scarcity of powder. Tho bells rang
all day and almost all night. Even the
chimes chimcd away"
AS for the signing, it did not take
place in August 2, 177G, as shown by the
following extract from the minutes of
that date:
august ., 1776. The Declaration OF
Independence, being cngrosscd and
compared at the table, was signed by the
members"
There is no mention elsewhere in the
minutes of any circumstance connecting
the Declaration of Independence with
July 4. Jefferson is reported to have
stated that he believed it was signed on
July 4, circumstance AIcKean subsc-
quently proved could not have occurred.
because tho resolution had not yet been
engrossed. Here we are, then, oil at
sea, and without Fourth of July. Who in
the future can ever shoot off fre-cracker
or rocket with any feeling of enthusi-
asm, knowing the GLORIOUS fourth" to
be base counterfeit? who can console
q headache on the morning of the fifth
with the excuse of excessive patriotism
We feel rs though great light had gone
out of history, now that America with it's
one national holiday is made bankrupt
even of that.
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Removal of Dental Office.

azgss DIR. ID. l.. BOOZER has removed his
cSSfffffoflice TO Mr.. G.. Diercks' new building
on Main street, over tho Mcssrs. Porter <
Co.'s Dry Goods Store, where he offers his
professional services to his former patrons
and :hc public. june 2s
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LIST OF New ADVERTISEMENTS.
G. Leaphart-Notice. -
Meeting Richland Relief Association
W. Hutson Wigg-Frobate Notices.
Pollock House-Fresh Lemons.
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For arrangement of tho Liver, for Dyspcp-
aia, Diarrh'ra, Piles, etc, DR.. Simmons Liver
Regulator certainly has no superior It acts
4ke charm. without debilitating the system.
have tried it thoroughly, and sneak what
hhow. KEv. 5. GANDNER, Atapulgua, Ga. t3
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Tho bones of about 1900 Chinese
lately reached San Francisco, on their
return to the Celestial Empire. They
had been gathered up along the line Of
the Central Pacific Railroad, and were
all there was left of regiment of the
laborers on that great work. They are
taken home in pursuance of the contract
by which they were originally brought
into the country.
There is q curious Chinese proyerb
which says, "In cucumber field do not
stop to tie your shoe; and under plum
! tree do not wait to settle your cap on
your head;" which means, if you do,
some ono may think you are stealing the
cucumbers or the plums.
Hungry people, go to Pollock's.
At Tilis, the Russian authorities exc
cuted, on the 2lst of May, four highway
robbers. The wretched men were first
terribly fogged, then the executioner
cut large holes in both sides of their
noses, and thereupon they were strung
up.
Vanderbilt is said to bo distributing
his property to his heirs. After the
manner of John jacob Astor, he has lately
transferred is5, 900, 900 to one of his chill
dren for tho nominal consideration of one
dollnr.
A body of Egyptian troops recently
disembarked at the shore of the Bay of
Ushab, which is recognized as Italian
territory, attacked the settlement, and
after short fight took possession, and
tore down the Italian flag.
Everybody, 60 to Pollock's
The editor of the Raleigh, IN. C.) Sen
Aael says another attempt to burn his
house has been made by the minions of
Holden, and that he has insured his life
for "fve thousand" more.
DEATH OF VERY REv. J. T. O'NEIIL.
Tho Savannah papers Of yesterday an
nounce the death of this venerable SER
want of the Lord, who died in that city
Tuesday afternoon.
Rcvcls having failed to make arrange
mcnts with the Burnct House, Cincin-
natl, sojourns with Peter II. Clark, prin-
cipal of colorcd schools.
The Senate in executive session to-day
confirmed benjamin L. Potts to be
Governor of Montana Territory, rice
james NJ. Ashley, to be removed.
Joseph Il. Anderson, who lived cigh-
teen miles from Dnnville, Va, was mur-
dered on Monday night, by parties un-
known. Deceased was m old citizen.
3. Il. Higginbotham, Il planter of Cata-
houla Parish, La, was murdered on the
4th inst. by some unknown person.
At Leipsic, the Ga11enMuae nowspa-
per claims Il circulation of 100000
copies.
Connoisseurs, go to Pollock's.
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State of South Carolina---Richland Co.

nv TIE co URT OF PROBITE
by WGHidm Hudson WiJJ, Judge Of Probate
in Richidnd County.
WTHEREAS Robert Adams hath applid to
w me for letters Of administration on the
estate OF ANN Z. ADAMS, late OF Richland,
deceased. These are, therefore, to cite and
adn.onish all and singular the kindred and
creditors OF the said deceased to be and ap-
pear before me, at Court of Probate for the
said County, TO be holden at Columbia, on the
2Sth day Of July, 1870. at 10 o'clock A. A., to
show cause, if any, why the said administra-
ton should not bo granted.
Given under my hand and the seal of the
Court, this l4th day OF July. y. D. 1870, and
in the nincty-fifth year OF American Indepen-
dence. WM. HUTSON WIGG,
July Is r. Judge Of Probate.
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Look AT TIE RUNS Aye, look at the ruins
OF what once were magnificent sets of teeth.
70 70 be seen everywhere in society. Look at
them, and ask yourself, if it ie not marvellous
that such destruction is permitted, when, bv
simply using SozoDoST ANY TEETH, HOWEVER
FRAGILE, may be preserved from decay or
blcmish as long as life lasts? JIO t3
'SpALDING's GLUE" useful in every honan
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JoSAHs GRAvE.-I had almost for
gotten, says an Eastern traveller, to soy
that at the village of Ninnevah, the spot
whore the miraculous gourd grew, is still
pointed out. The same spot, according
to Moslem tradition, is the site of Jonah's
grave, and mosque, not very handsome,
has been erected upon it. We succeed
ed. after great deal OF trouble, in get
ting IN order from the Pacha to Wow
the interior, and greatly to the disgust
Of the guardian of the shrine, ho had to
let us in, making US, however, take Off
our boots, and grumbling loudly that
neyor before had Christian foot dciilcd
the mosque. But we saw nothing worth
describing. The reputcd tomb is CO.
vered up with rich drapcries, which are
never removed.
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Richland Volunteer Rifles.

A TTEND meeting THIS EVENING, 18TH
N in Palmetto Engine Hall, at o'clock. a
tant matters arc Ct to be discussed. DS " order Of
the Captain. july Is
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Coal, Coal.

DARTIES Wishing COAL for winter use,
IL will leave their orders at once at A. Pal
mers store. BANKS IL MOORE.
Jnly &
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The radicals carry party zeal to the
limits of absurdity, in prating about cop
perhead cadets. According to this gos-
pei, 1T must in future bo regarded as trca-
son to be born of Southern sympthizing
parents. The unborn generation will
please take notice, and govern itself ac-
cordingly.
Smokists and chewists, call at the
Pollock House
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Richland County---In Probate Court.

In the matter of the Estate OF Dorcas l..
Thompson, characterization IF -iiuSley
IL. Moneih, administrator, for sale cf real
estate to pay debts.
ON motion OF Barnwcll G Montcith, for the
" petitioner, it is ordered that the crcd-
tors of Dorcas L. Thompson, intestate, do
establish their demands in this Court, within
FORTY DAYS from tho date hereof. Further
ordered that the next of kin and heirs al law
OF the said Dorcas L. Thompson, inteetatc,
do establish their right before this Court, to
hayo shaio in the estate of the said intcs-
tate, and show cause, within forty days from
the date hereof, why the prayer Of the petit
toner should not be granted and the real
estate, referred to in said petition, sold.
WM. HCTSON WIGG,
July Is otd4 judge OF Probate
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Any one desirons Of estab}iishing q
newspaper in the country, can be sup
piled with nearly all the necessary mate
rial-second hsnd-at low rate by ap-
plying at PHOENIX Office.
Rcading matter on every page of the
PHOENIX.
The indestructible tag is great con.
Venlence to merchants. It answers the
combined purpose of direction label
and business card. Call Mt the PHOENIX
Publishing House and supply your
selves.
Old newspapers cnn bs obtained at the
PHGSIx Office, at low figures. The
cheapest Wrapping paper that can be
used.
HOTEL ARRIVALS, July 14-Nichersou
7ouse-C l. Bartlett, New Orleans: B M
Harris, Richmond; L Steers, B r r r:
W Fl jameson. Jr, Charleston; Mrs st A
hllnck and daughter, d Brown, Ander-
son; Irwin, S Dunjee, New York; JH
Brown, Nd; A ] Shaw. Marion; s P
Hamilton, Chester; o Meredith, Hele
ma; . K Chatham, Newberry; G T Latta-
NOR, " T Seeley, Chester.
Columbia Hotel-O Nj Sadler, S CT
3 Ezell. city; w Fl Evans, J Nj Carson.
" z Russell, L " Spratt, L D Richard.
son, Charleston; John s Moffett, o "A s.
M r r; j " Kenny, Mrs Mary Jordan
and two children, Ga; Walter Muir, Phi
ladelphia; John NJ Hall, Va; Mr. and
Mrs Q r Broyles, Anderson; n B Will
son, Danvillc; John P Matthews, Jr,
Winnsboro.
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DIED,

Near Rocky Mount, Louisiana, on the 81
instant, SAMUEL, LEAPHART, Esq, age,
about sovcnty-acvcn years.
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E. Morris, Columbia. s, c.,

E. MOTIFS, Columbia. s. c.,
MANUFACTURED Of COTTON GINS, at
INl- $3.50 per saw. Our Gins are warranted
to please in every respect, or no sale. Pre-
MUM awarded at last State Fair. Also Wood
Turning in every description and style, at
short notice. June 80 3mO
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A Fresh Lot of Lemons,
TUST received ut tho POLLOCK HOUSE.
81 Try then july IL
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Removal

1lCIIIUVdI.
SlNCE the fire Of Sunt,ry morning last, We
~ have removed our stock to Bricc's old
stand, corner Main and BlandinS Streets
where we will keep constantly on hand first
class stock Of GROCERIES and FAMILY
SUPPLIES generally. Will also purchase ali
kinds Of country PRODUCE. My old custom
crs and the public are invited to call.
july 10 j. A. IIENDRIN AZ BRO
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"srALpISG's GLUE" useful in every house.
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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, colored ink, bronze, etc. It is
the only establishment in the interior of
the State where two and three sheet
posters can be printed. All kinds of
work in the printing line attended to at
short notice.
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DR.. THOMAS T. MOORE,
asSsTlsA@0@ ~

PEGS the kind indulgence Of his patients
- until after the session Of american Den
tai Association" He will return for business
about the middle OF August. july IL 25
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-25

In the village. not including the asylum, the
number of deaths was IS, Of births 81. In the
rest Of the town outside the village, the deaths
were .. births -.
burglars have 5aen At work IN Bratileboro
Sithin the last f1 i4ys
The Musical Con.cstiou in South WiHihsm
was a success
Bellows Falls has recently been visited BY
house-5reskers
WINDSOR COUNTY.
Rev J. B. Morse has been engavei to take the
position of principal o. the Institute in South
Woodstock.
There have been seventeen suicides in the town
Of Kesi'n- within the recollection Of the oldes;
inhabitants
The tlies Of Chester are exercising their
rights in buying FIRE engine for the Use Of the
village
The one hun1reth birthiay Of Mrs Olive
Barnes II Boyslton, was cele. ra'ei on the llth
u''. by garherng Of relatives and friends at
'ne mouse OF her son. Mr. George Barnes.
stock.
J. II. D'ige. promising young m,n Of An
ro'ef W" Was aiu. t'e 20 the Wind-or county
d" hsi Decemher, died recently II aralrNr-
el a, the law school ~ 8ih4uy, " Y. last Y -
e',.e'' 'ua was a son Of th- late Juise Dodge
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uant to Common Law or the Statue Liws under
which they asiej.
j.y. That ala actions or prces-s- commenced
in the Territory aforesaid, under the authority
of Vermont aforesaid be transferred 10 Courts
under the Jurisdiction Of New Hampshire with
out cost to the parties, in the same situation
they were in before the dissolution Of the union
aforesaid
9ly. That equitable allowances be made boy
New Hampshire To- the Expenditures oi Men
and Money rais'd on SAID Grants east Of the
River aforesaid for the defence Of the Northern
frontiers as well as the General Cause Of the
United States.
,ly. lha; the Towns on said Grants east OF
the River aforesaid referre To- in resolve of
Congress Of the 10Th Of Sent l-79 he Excluded
from Governmental Taxes heretofore assessed
Wy That the act Of ihe Legislature of New
Hampshire ior transporting persons from one
County to auo'her Doe rcp,a'eI
l)'y. That an Towns ani Districts on the
Grants east oi said River b.. called upon Co.
elect and send Representatives 10 the &c erll
Court of New Hampshire ami also Members 20
attend the Convention 90 form plan Of Cow
ornment, aud tlaf the rrpliutueu, OF al
ot- crs IN the Counties of Cheshire cul Grafton
De suspended until saiJ Town are represented
u the Assembly.
lily. Taat aG d,ei- anil Conveyance. of
Laul authenticated ascending 10 the Laws ot
Vermont be held valid uut,l reasonable oFrDr
tuu.ty BE- aai .,r their being recorded i- th'
aunfr Rersuie. agreeable 60 t.e Liw- d
NeW hampshire.
l-.g. las. the proe.elaa- .f the .ete,.l
Towns u sll Ua-trIc, ia their Io~u Ner.-u.-
during the time while they hei rhen,-.,ses a.t
-ri.-I..- ff.. I..sH..r FuHf
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For the Free Press and Times.


Feed Ny LAMB
Can you near the gentle voice
Intae undertones Of life'
IL the sweet ref ain Of duty
L. Gle victories and the strife
laa yoa see the blest Redeemer.
stand with ever reaching palms
Bending Ger the weak IN blessing,
ss-eadl1. DER their tolls His calms.
Oh. the work is noble, mighty,
And our Ssfiour's work Is ours
Do We cove, much in wishing
Anse-s hearts and angels powers'
Would you reach tae gold and jasper
Wata asi- feet shall pross the slope
P.atys cut tie pat atlWay to them
THI their glitl shall crown their hope.
So tr..s gentle voice thatb'dsttae
Tran tls tender lambs ar-lt,
l;s4sI bid thee come up L.gner,
Thou ars blessed In ny -ht.'
aIuas re-, ,Has4.
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The itoubie
Mr-hack Wear Lsq
am with all due Respect
Your mos obedient
Hole. Servt.
WOODBURY. LANGDON.

Arr.rsfs pB-T0srD FOR TIIE CONSIDERATION oF
TIL NV HAuP-HIRE LEGISLATURE
1t That the Legislature Of New Hampshire
spirited'v support their claim to the Grants west
~ the river Connecticut, and exercise Jurisdie-
tion over them when tney shall apply therefor.
2Ilr. That the Inhabitants OF the Territory
eas- 6f Connecticut river, Who haze heretofore
been in Union with Vermont, have secured to
them the privileges that the rest Of the subjects
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rstify and Confirm all proceedings Of any Courts
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ty of Vermont that shall bo found not repug-
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IN ;he year Of our Lord I77O We following law
Wa repealed in merre old Enrlsnd. what
pitv :; is not in force IN New York to-iav =
'' Nhpsover shall eutice into bonds Of matrimony
any male subject If Her Majesty's by m,sns Of
rouge, white paint, Spanish cotton, steel cor
set, crinolne, high-beeled shoes. false hips Tor
false ptlpit=tors y? shall be prosecuted for witch
craft. and the marriage declared null and
void"
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VoL. XLTII. NEW SERIES. vol. XVI.

Alter some few experiments in construction
ana securing fire bricks and stone which
""u.d not melt by the action Of the heat re-
qulied u melt the ores, it was found that
the base metals Of White Pine district will
make quite as profitable q return for the
money invested as the best milling mines Of
the district. Furnaces with capacity of
FIVE tons of bullion per day are becoming
quite common, and the inquiry for ores of
this character is becoming quite frequent.
Many mines which had no intrinsic value a
few months since are now considered yalu-
able. Old abandoned mines are again com
mencing operations All the furnaces are in
operation, while a score of others are in pro-
cess OF erection, showing that the smelling
lgcs of W bite Pine are fast becoming as
profitable To us as cur best free ores Humid
reds oimen might fnd profitable employment
at this time, il they were disposed to DO so.
w hat D. most wanted at this time in this
district is a class Of men who have small
amount Of means and a large disposition to
work
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-25

4 member Of the Alabaml Legislature re-
Gently arose aul novel that "Mars Ryian
Randolph be brought before dis House on Do
telegram wire"
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1870-02-25

Miss Anthony says that =" women have been
surfeited with men for SIX thousand years -
but can it be said that in oil that time uen have
had 9 surfeit of women