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Smyrna times., 1870-10-05


OCR STATE FINANCEs.-Various rumors are
anoat relative to the depleted con tion of
the State Treasury, and deficiencies on the mart
Of the Treasurer. These rumors have assumed
somewhat definite form, but not sufficiently
so, as yet, to lay before the public. We hear
OF one item of about $4,000, said to be unae.
counted Tor, by one of the States officers.
whose accounts are said to be in a very unsatis-
factory condition.
1he Detd"oredH, the organ of the Demo.
cratic Office holders, whose nIismanapement
has caused these rumors, in its last issue at.
tempts very ingenious explanation or resume
OF our hnaucIal condition. and says: lowing
to the TACT that the laws of this State do not
require State and County Treasurers to publish
al brlet intervals exhibits, showing the condi
ton OF their trusts, the public are seldom in
possession OF data with which to meet the false
representations of partizans, who, for the sake
OF gratifying contemplate spleen, do not hes
tate to magn the reputation of worthy mer
and faithful public officers, and bring discredl
upon the integrity Of the State" Just so
1t Is well knowntact that there is no law re
qulrlng our State and County officers to max,
or publish at brief intervals, exhibits showinG
the true conditions of their trusts, and from
these facts errors mismanagement, and defal
cations may have occurred on the part of thes
very same officers who have been entruste,
with the people. S money. Why has not sucl
law been enacted by the Legislature tina
would protect the peoples money, and act as
check to dishonest office holders? The Demo
cratic party has controlled the legislation O
this State during the last six years, and We
no act has been thought Of by the "famiIv
managers who have controlled the Legislature
that would prevent errors, fraud. or peculatio
of the public monies. Here, then. is a fran
admission of the Salisbury managers woar
and puny as il may seem. But. from roooa
developments, the people will not be sat;.fe
with such apologies, aud at the meeting 70 /
held at Dover, tomorrow, by the honest M,
tion of the Democratic party, they NAV +
called upon to render more satisfactory =,
count of their misdoings r
But again ii says: sit should be understoo
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res
bo1dt6'te approved BY the court, con.
Sdiiionsd TOT she fDilhful Performance OF
his duties a such. render strict DC
count Of The manDefib which be shall
4 have discharged said duties, and Of oil
moneys received BY bin aS receiver 10
afcyessid, which sh6k be bv said court
npproysdsoE rieetsd accordingly sS u
may be found correct OF not. end ,psy
such money s'iptc the treasury Of the
United S.Ptes: and be shall receive such
Teasonatis compensation for bis services
as saldseouFt may allow, and 10 case OF .
iaiiuIe'of said receiver 70 discharge any
duty eevolylng npon him % such. tie
court shall haye power 70 enforce the
performance oi-she same by rule aod A..
stscbment. But II the court shefi De
side infayof Of any claimant, both o.
nesinEt the United States ADD other'elai
napts. il shallyso decree, ADD proceed
By. proper process 10 put such successful
blalnsnt 10 possession OF such portion
thereof as be mty be thus lound to DO
entitled 70, and upon the fling Of q Ger.
tiled copy ofsuch decree with The Sec
Telarg Of the Interior; be shall cause q
pa'ent.io be issued 70 The parry 10 whose
favor such decree ,shall be rendered for
Che lEnas therein adjudged TO him: lro-
'gidea IhaI either p9ny may wlln.o
ninety Gays aver ,ne 'enoi1lon o. any u
snakluoement o. 'osetee 70 euy sun au
horszsd y tnis arI' cary tuce SUI, oy
appeallo the supreme ooorl " .ne UNI,
''isd stales. wl!,ch COURT nfIeoy yes'eu
wiih'ieA jaf'so'eiloa 10 near so' aelrf
mine the same on sueh appeel, u ne
same manner ana WIN me 'ameeu'el o.
70 cases 9! appes! 70 equiv l,s causes arom
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Ipublio-No SO i

An ACT 10 provide for the apbOinlu,ent
Of an ass iaantitreasurer Of The UHited
G,stes ct Baltimore.
Be Il enacted by Ms Sendts and House
Of Representatives Of HE Uniisd States q
lmwiea IL Congress assembled. THAI,
10 addition 10 The officers provided for
il The Eth section oithe &C. approved
August six, eighteen hundred lorIy-fix,
entitled IAN act TO provide for the bel-
ter organic ,iiou Of The treasury, aud for
rthe COLLECTION, safe'keeping, transfer,
and Disbursement ofihs public revenue"
,hers,shalI be appointed on assistant
treasursr Of the unipd States, TO be To-.
icatsd al !B altim ore, in the State Of Mary
Iand; sndsuch assistant treasurer shall
be appointed 10 like man ner. for like
'Sims, and be subject to all the provis.
ions oflaw TO. which the other assistant
GFeasureIs provided for 10 said fifth
section srs subject.
$50 2 Ana De- further snaeted, That
there shSll be prepared within the Gus
ten house Of thstisy Off Baltimore, 10 the
State 81 MafJ lard, suitable snd conven
lent rooms forlhs use Of the assistant
1rea6urpfhersin authorized, aud Fuffioi.
sutsnd ascure FIRE proof vaults and safes
for keeping Of the public moneys collect.
cd and deposited will. him. and the said
assistant treasurer shall have the custody
cars Of said rooms vaults. sod .a'es re-.
-spsctively end Of Oh the public moneys
.dspoalIed therein. and shall perform oil
The duties required 10 be performed by
United Sta eS aSsistspt fFeasutets in re-
ference 10 the receipt, ssfe.kesping,
'tEanOfsF, and disbursement ofsucb mon
eyS: Provided, That the rooms ami vaults
nov uted By the United States dssignat.
sd appoSitaEy Of Baltimore shall DO Get
apsIt fOI The purposes named in this SEQ.
lion, o. laEaSJhsy may he applicable.
Secs. And 6e,it further epaete5 That
upDn The appciutmeat .sna qualification
Of said issrAtaut tEsasuFeF. the Secretary
ofF6e Treasury shall teyoke the design.
asiaa g q Doiisd tatss-depositary Of the
eolIsoior d customs % Bstfimoso. sad-
saall dissei The transfer ofsll tbsbunkS,
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rPuhlic Resolatioo-No. 4ol.l

IL
Jolsr ResoLuu.N TO amend The act Of
April twenty, eighteen hundred aud
seventy
Be resolved Ly the Sen % md House
of Rspre@at ties Of the United States If
America in CoHgrsst assembled. That she
FIRST proViso 10 The net approved April
1 tweniieth ,eIghIeen1 hundre,l.a 'seyehty,
which presc,ibss the roud lions under
which the disbnrstm Mt tf the spIro-
priations therein contained. Tor dtfrey-
ing expenses iucu,r,a in carrying io'o
tff-o, the Act to ptovide tot tho more
eificient government of the rehel Ststes. +"
shall be made, shall not be held 10
apply to accounts for services rendered.
OF for supplies FURNISHED. under regs
ulsLious or orders issued by the pspec.
live commanders Of the eVeral military
districts under the au'horiy OF the sew.
eulh SECTION OF The art Of March twenty
third, eighteen hundred and sixty
ssven. aud which sccopnls shall have
been duly certified and oudiisd and have
been spprov. and the payment ordered
BY said commanders
Approved May 1l.1s7o.
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fPabIio- No. 80 ]
AH,4crto regulate credits for prisoner
for good behavior. {

AE,4orto regulate credits for prisoners
fofsgood behavior.
Beiteaacted Ly;the Senate and house
Of Representatives Of Gle United Smtes
5of Aalesiica IN Congress assfnsbleei That
prisoners Who are now or who MAJ here.
sflsr be coniaed in prisous Of any Of the
States, 40 punishment for crimes ofswhich
they have been convicted and sentenced
by courts Of The United States. shall
Hereafter DO entitled to the same system
Of rfedi,s for good behavior ss other
prisoners confined in the same prison,
And hereafter the Sct apprOsrd M6rch
Two. eighteen hundred and sixty seven.
entitled [. An act 10 relation to persons
imprisoned under sentence for Uf-nses
against the Upired States" shall dolly ap
ply to such persons as are confined 10
prisonS where no credits for good bsbav-
ior are showed
approved, june "A. 1870.
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DIVRETlG lRl ATTENTIVE ELIXIR.

tits by far more potent and eFectuai Alter
alive and Blood Purifier than sarsaparilla, aud
FREQ from all objections that may DO made
against the latter, aud It's usual adJaneis,
Iodile Of Potassium, or some preparations Of
Mercury.
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Seeounts vouchers property, end public
moneys in the cEfies Of ssi,i depo.itsTy 10
the Office olsaid sasistant treasurer.
sEc. 4 And be Il farttsr enacted
That the ASSISTANT treasurer directed by
this oct 10 b appointed shall receive
salary Of eve thousand dOllsrs per an
NOM. TO be paid q0arieT.ytarly at The
treasury NJ The URifed States, which sal.
ary shall he 10 foil for oil he services,
and sufficient amount TO pay sail sal
DRY until Juns lhiflieIh, eighteen hand.
red ana seventy one. is hereby apprOPris.
ted.
SEQ 5..And b. Il further enacted, Tia.
the UGited SaeS assstont treasurer
herein provided fof with the approval
Of the Secretary oflhe Treasurer; my
app oiut the same plumber Of clerks aud
messengers 10 his off eat the same com.
pensation, as Is now proSi'lsd by law for
the Office Of The Uhiird STATES depo.iisry
10 Baltimore. snd; ell unexpeuded bsl-
nncts Of mopeSs hereiofors appropriated,
OF thai NAV hereafter be appropriated,
for the payment Of The clerks and mss .
eugers il tbs office Of said depositsry,
shalbe applied TO ihe payment o! the
elsfks and messengers Oppointrd in the
Office Of the DssiStsni treasurer ugder
this act.
SIC. Q. Aad5e Il fri1er enacted
Thst there sbsll be appropriated and
n,id nut NJ anV nonnav in The tTehAnfV
not Otherwise appropriated, the sum Of
oue thousand dollas. 10 hn expended
pnder the direction oflbs Secretary Of
the Trcssury in such repair' and add
lions as m9y be necessary 10 put in good
condition, for immediate use. Office,
rooms. ysulW. and sales herein mention.
ed. and 10 The purchase Of any necessary
additional furniture aud fixtures, and 10
dsfrOyiDg any other incidental expenses
necessary TO carry this act mo effect.
Approved, June Is, 1870.
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[Pnblie R.solulion-No Sc /

JorNT Resolution donating conJrmned
cannon to the MCPHERSON Monument
Associa ion.
Be Il nso1vcd By Me Senate and HonS
Of Representatives ef!he Uaaed Smtes Of
America in Congress asam6ted, That The
Secretary Of War be, aud he is hereby,
authorized AID direc'ed 10 deliver 10 the
Mcpherson Monument Association such
number Of condemned bfotzs guns as
may be required BY said association to be
used in the erection or orr fermentation Of
a mooument 10 the late Mrjr James B.
McPher.on.
Approved, May II, 1870.
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a. EST VIRGINIA UNIVERSITY.

Hon. j T. HosE, Pres't Board Of Regents.
g u SrURogs, Sec'y q"
ALEX MARTIN. y. D.. PresideI {. and Profess
az Of Mental and Moral Philosophy
g LYnN, A. NJ, Vice President, Profess
or Of Eng. Literature, and Princip. Prep'y
4 G srkyrxs. A. M. Professor of AstrOnO.
my and Physics.
lessor Of Mathematics OF Military Tactics
j STEVENSON. A. b.. Phi D. Professor Of
Chemistry aud Natural History.
FW Woop. Phi, D.. Professor ofAncicnt and
Modern Languages.
o W MrLIGR. A NJ, Assistant in the Pre-.
paratory department.
OBJ PuPISToS. Tutor.
Geo N HAaASs. Esq Superintendent Of the
Grounds and Buildings.
HuGH W BRocK, N. D., Lecturer on Physiolo'
~ and Hygiene.
Hon JonN A Ollie, Lecturer on Civil and
Constitutional Law.
FALL Term begiGs lat Tuesday in September.
WNrtR TrRM /" lst Monday in December.
SRI, O TERN 81 Tuesday in March.
COMMENCEMENT, Sd Wednesday in June.
Tul4roS Preparatory. $500 per Term Of 10
University. $500 per Term Of 10
BoARnISa-Not to exceed 4per week,
or Send stamp for Catalogue.
MUrganiown W Va.
Ang 10. 1869 -ly
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Blackssmi thing.

90 an nov prepared to do all kinds Of
TX BIacksmithing, such as Ironing WaG.
Sal3onS, making and rep firing. Mattocks,
Shovel Flows, &c, SC. Everything in the
line, doEe in the very hest manner, aud war.
ranred % give satisfaction, and at fair prices.
Main Street, opposite the Court House.
aotat Pleasant, Marsh, 26-6n.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1870-11-22
BOOTS & SHOES.

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n aras - lstsrtsg tas
8.st have raa
tat ri sfa aasa vl
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a b 5oHA sos. ut1ust
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TO PHYSICIANS.


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H7s 80 uaraJsr EkfpssF UUsat
ula#aI Iysf srs, rslaH f..ns lasfI ateH
aapf fHa
Me G Preparation Narae, a sacaB 5H
10 basss 3, aisi.auH g. b.sai q doe Sd
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usgd sa1 . sas 81 lsssl.so 81 spirit Its
aaEs fHaAsiab.g tAta Any efe Is ace.
HaeHa A. Ffepatsl ty pfaaElss's, IL q tArs
a.ag i.tsk Ila0, that smtts tts frsgtsue,. ths
g,tau e = fame d#strayr SHE .fts active pltasi
.,i, iesytas aars sa3 FlatiBaus a,satiea.
Aag ls tEe la'aT so .eergal=nts Tae Ia Ha b.
ay preFarasg,n praiamiHalsssf ihe smallest
lasuNty lhy other tuersdjeal- az added. Il
ryTra farmeu att,as ulHa iusprtbu &c VIII u
aud n9t to t# sieytury q. assa, "a rhsfua
"Psras HEr 10 tasrtup ,hrrf ra esa bs
,-0I be sssas sbera tAaf ag iuasa,stiou exist
,s lhis, sou uasr tbe kaaslsdgo q Jhc iuered
700 aaa the mode Of preparation,
Il tmes chat yau ull Fssaf 70 with ttlat. aba
bat uuaa Inspection "A vill meet slh soar sp
probation,
Wan fetiing = profound confidence,
lam, very respectfully,
1T. HELMEolp.
Chemist sad puegIst Of ts Years Experience
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Holmbold's Extract of Buchu
IMPROVED ROSE WASH
u - II
Helmbold's Fluid Extract of But

HelmbOld's Fluid Extract Of Buchu
To- all dtasses OF tnrsu sfg4ns wnether sEistin.
la male o. fem7le, ffom whatever can-c igtnai.
ing, and no matter ~ has long standing Il -
pleasant 10 t,rte sud oIur, itnmt dlste 10 action
AMI mo- strengthening than any Of the piepsf.
tion. uf Bark or Iroa,
Those suffering T ON broken dIvp OF dehcst
constitutions, procure The rsmeiy 81 once.
10" reader mu-t be aware shat, however rllght
aty be the attack n tbs abyye diseases, II H.
erram 70 sGtet the bgdiiy health and meutal
gOErrs.
Al tae above disesses require the SD ofa D.
u,etc. HELmBULDs EXTRACT BUCHU l.
be great DIuryuc.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02
The Expedition 10 Lnufensville.

We are told that the United States soldiers
who made the arrests in Laurens are thor.
oughly ashamed of the whole business. One
thousand men, with wagons and, we believe,
artillery, are marched to Laurensville under
the impression that the whole country is
filled with armed insurgents; that the town
is fortified, and that there will be desper-
ate fight before the ringleaders are captured.
They divide their force, surround the unsus-
pecting Laurensville, and then find that the
whole county is as still as death, ana that
the insurrection and rioting exists only in
the crazed brain of Colonel Joseph Crews.
The gentlemen for whom there are warrants
deliver themselves up without murmur, as
they would have done had the warrants been
presented by an unprotected sheriff. Taking
with them eleven unarmed citizens, the one
thousand regulars return to Columbia, while
the people remember that the expedition
costs the government somewhere in the
neighborhood of ten thousand dollars. How
President Grant and Secretary Belknap will
bless Joe Crews!
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rFRMs OF THE NEWS.

tn. DAILY NEWS, by mali one year, 50; six
months "a; three months..$2 50. Served IN the
city at FIFTEEN CENIsawees, payable to the car
riers, o. $S o year, paid in advance at the once.
TIE TRIwEkkLY NEWS, published on Tuesdays
thursdays and Saturdays. one year 81 siA
months 81 90. y<,. -.,.,,' ..,,,
THs WksKH NEWS, one year S. Six copies
$40. Ten copies, to one address, $40.
SUBSCRIPTIONS In all cases payable IN ADVANCE,
:. nd no nsner continued after the axNratloh oi
the time paid for.
CASE RATES FOR oRApvERT1sEhKNTsl IN ihE oAiLi
Nxvs-Ftrst insertion Il csnts line; subsequent
,naert,ons cents liue. Special Notices IL Genus
hne. Business Notices (by COUNT Is cents nne.
Marriage and Funeral Notices 81 each. Meet
,nus rs cents EACH Cuts and Electrotype Adver-
t,sements Will be inserted on the Fourth Page
only.
NouGRs Of Wants, To Rent, Lo st and louno'
Boarding, &C., not exceeding 20 words, 2S cents
each insertion; over 20, and not exceeding 81
words, 10 cents each insertion; over 80, and not
exceeding 40 words, so cents each inseft'on'
These rates are NET, and must inVarfaoiy oe paio
in advance.
OosrR .c,r ApysRr1sgMsETs. to run two weeks
or longer, for each line Of solid nonpaien' :
weeks so cents; month 81; months 81 'oi .
months 50 50; 8 months 81; II months 81. Larger
Advertisements in exact proportion.
TRANSIENT ADVERTISEMENTS viii be puohsheo
In TIE TRI.wRRKLY NEWS at the same rates as
n THE DAILY NEWS. Contract advertisements
At one.half the rates Tor TEE DAILY NEWS
.ApysRnsEaENS IN THE WEEKLY NEWS, per
line of solid nenpareil, insertion lS cents; l
month 80 cents; months 81; months 81 20; Il
months So. ..,,
RxarrrANcEs should be made by Postoffce
Money order or by express. II this cannot De
done, protection against losses by mail may oe
secured by forwarding adraft on Charleston pay,
able to the order OF the proprietozs q THs NH~s'
or by sending the money in registered ie''er'
Address RIORDAN. DAWSON d co.
No. 14s East Bay. Charleston, S. c.
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noy2a.l2 Pastor S.. PETERS Churcn, Princ!pal.

ENGLISH AND GERMAN SCHOOL, No.
Ia 80 WENTWORTH STREET.-THE exercises OF
thsinssitution embrace all the branches necessary
for good English and Commercial education;
The hours from to 5 O'Clock P. M. are devOtetl
to German lessons, viz: Grammar, Speaking,
Writing and Reading, Lessons in Drawing and
Moulding every Saturday morning The Night
School from 10 9 O'Clock, for exercises OF Arith-
metic, Recalling, Spelling and Writing, anu orna-
mental and Mechanical Drawing for a'luits.
The Academy Is under my special pMi1 supG,Init1enn ~
Miss j. Il. ANGEL, Miss LEoNHARDf, Miss J..
MILLER.
Vocal Music bs Professor F. BERCkHAN:,
c. H. BERGMAN,
anpa Principal.
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G0nrnllo,lal.

MISS A. l.. sALoMoN CONTINUES
lH TO teach WAX and RUSlN FRUIT; Wax,
WOrs,ed, Hair, Leather and Paper Flowers; Gre.
chm and Oriental Painting; Embroidery, tapestry
and Tnlting Work; Crochet, Netting. Knitting
and Fancy Work. IN its various branches, Ut No.
% So, ety street, third door east OF Meeting,
where specimens can be seen
Orders in any OF the above branches promptly
executed. nOV.S-ulWlalMO
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The Troubles in La urens.

A general statement of the circumstances
which led to the election troubles in Laurens
County, and of the manner in which the
citizens accused by Crews and Hubbard were
arrested by the United States troops, will be
found in the. interesting letter of our Colum-
biat correspondent. .
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E1URcHGoTT, BENEDICT assp.,
No. 2i4 KING STREET.

SHAWL DEPA T NJ E N 7
case Black and White Large SuAWLS, only
81 rs. worth So.
case B ack and White Double Shawls, only
s. Is, worth S.
l case Mems travelling ShawIs, only S., worth
full selection OF other Slawls from T5c. to $40.
cases OF good quality Balmoral Skirts, only 81.
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CT. PETERS SCHOOL (CoLoRED.J
WENTWORTH STREET.

DAY SCHOOL.
Admitted children, or 10 be raised at
such.
TaIton-Lower Classes, 25c.; Higher Glasses,
4oc., every TWO weeks In advance.
Teacher-Mlss NJ. DKLETfRE.
NIGHT SCHOOL, AT 7 P. NJ.
Admitted-Young men OF any creed.
Tnition-50c. every TWO weeks III advance.
Teacher-Mr. L. FORMS.
FRENCH CLASS HALF.PAsT 8 P. N.
AdmitteI-Y ladies' Of any creed:
TuitloE-For members OF our Day Scnool, loc.
for others, 4Oc., every Two weeks ID ADVANCE
Teacher-Miss N. DEtETfRE.
A. NJ. FOLCn1,
nnuoa.lo poator Or Ppter,s Church PRINCIPAL.
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Do LER SIX AT I N G

THE ACADEMY OF MUSIC. HALL, .
COMMENCING SATURDAY EVENING, OCT. l.
The assemblies Will be as follows: MONDAY,
WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY AFTERNOONS from
to 8 O'Clock, and TUESDAY, THURSDAY and
SATURDAY NIGHTS from half-past to 10.
Admission to Night Assemblies so cents; Chill.
dren 25 cents. Tickets in packages OF twelve, So.
Use OF Skates, 25 cents.
Afternoon Assemblies, Ladies and Children, In.
Guiding use OF Safes % cents; Gentlemen, includ
ing use OF skates, so cents
Season tickets OF admission lgood for all assem-
blles during three moltns) for gentlemen So; for
ladies So; for gentlemen ami lady 81 SO.
scp27-3mos
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.iIFI .hNpUItV OVU-'Efs
To my la,1fM e6tcer.
You are here by authorized to Summons j.
n. Miller to attend as q Jury at my eiice en-
tllsday the 3lth ef this inster at 10 Cluk A.
NJ ell u triul between William petty and Danul
and Marshul Smith hurin lail NOT under pen.
atty et the law Given under my hand and Seel
this 18th day eff may 1870.
A. JOHNSON, ESQ.
The law gives General Scott the power of
suspending any Trial Justice who is incom-
petent. We trust that he will act promptly
in the spirit OF his last message.
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Drp GOODS, &f.:
EURcHGo1T, BENEDICT & CO...
No. al KING STREET. -.

D R E..s s G o. o D S
Largest, best and finest selection In town.
case OF ane DRESS GOODS at 2oc., worth 3oc.
case CuloreIl Alpacas at 20c, worth 30c.
case OF Plain Popllns, our own Importation,
only CSC, worth S7lac.
case OF German Plaids, OF all shades, only 4oc,
worth 60.
case or Il Black and White Poplin only 25cr
worth 40c.
case or Empress Cloths, in all colors, only 65c.
celebrated LenoS make.
A large stock OF the celebrated elephant" Al
pacas, aJ very low figures. 80,
All colors 10 rwIlled Merinos, a., at IS to 90c.
Is piece Irish SILK p0pIlns at 81, worth 81 so.
A grand selection OF Albanate Striped Plain and
Reppet Silk pOpiinS, at reasonable prices.
10 pieces OF Heavy Black silk at So, worth s. so.
Also. a fine selection OF Co:ored SILKS, COloretl
aud Black Velvttihes and VelveIs. oct3l
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02
A Good Opportunity.

General Scott has said that Trial Justices
should be educated and intelligent men. We
ask whether Trial Justice johnson, of Spar
tanburg, who issues the following summons,
should be allowed to retain Ills position one
hour longer: The summons, as printed in
the Spartan, reads.
STATE OF SOUTH CARELINA.
The Charleston daily news. [volume] (Charleston, S.C.) 1865-1873, 1870-12-02

NOR RENT OR SALE, a BEAUTIFUL
N ESTATE in Orangeburg District situated
on Lyons Creek, three and half miles from the
south Carolina Railroad. The tract contains
$500 acres, soil rich red clay adapted to cotton,
corn, wheat root crops and clover. -"
A splendid range for cattle; sunny hillsides Tor
VINEYARDS, end low lands for meadows. Lyons
Creek, a large neyer.failing stream runs through
the estate, and furnishes one OF the finest water
4 most valuable iron ore has. been discovered
recently on the place. -
The estate has on it all the necessary farm
buildings, negro shouses, barns, stables, gin
houses and small dwelling. IL hes 0een III con y,
ytont cultiyatiop since the war, and the splendid
growing crop would give entire satisfaction.
1t is offered for rent or sale, cn reasonable
terms.
Address mrs. u "a. NELL,
Society Till, Darlington District, ). o.
Or R. II. MARSHALL & BRO, No. 50 Broad
street. aug4