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Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-04

HOPFse MALT EXTRACT - nos oniyrenownedin
casss Of Hourseness, Congbs. Dyspepsia, ETC.. and on
account Of It, nonsxci,iog propeft.ss = Dsy
a9hcy o n = q Ssuor II many Sospltas
OF tds pcweff1i enemy. and renders he ifogfc. OF
the msf.dy impcsmbis. ltiss at,sT an,agonlst Y 2
settling and liking Of the aluumnous matter, more.
over powerfully excites the activity Of the lungs and
increases the rgulatl0n OF the blood" ...t
SOLD BY ALL DKU0GIsfs AND gROCEHD.
4 S "a aak . G5Essx,sa VI "
Iowa voter. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1867-1874, 1870-08-04
'fh1 '" W. A. OTIS TTEKHAM.
Boz II. North Middleboro. Maes

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RE1eN OF TEnnoRB IN Noara oAnon1NA1.

REIeN OF TERnoR IN NoRrn CAROLINA.
The Wilmington Journal says the reign
of terfor in Hobeson County still con.
tinues. From AUTHENTIC advices, Just re-
ceived, we learn that Henry Berry Lowry
and his gang OF outlaws and murderers
are still disturbing thes good people of
that County in a manner which beggars
all description. Their depredntions are
committed in so bold and outrageous IA
manner, that there is no guarantee of
safety, and human life is continually in
jeopardy. Citizens have actually grown
afraid to venture from home. and so
great is the danger. that it is found
almost impossible to bring the militia Of
the County into actual service. Quiet
and inoffensive men are shot OF, both Mt
their homes and on the highways, and
even in the town of Lnmberton, few feel
safe. Barns and cribs, all over the coun-
try, are robbed of their contents, and
private dwellings are entered and ran
sacked with impurity, and in one or two
instances. robbers have been discovered
under beds in the chambers of residences.
For several nights, recently. the whole
town Of Lumberton has been under arms,
and there is no certainty on going to
sleep at night that one does not have his
throat cut ere morning.
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KosKoo The Norfolk Daily Journal, of
Deccmb.r IL, 1869, SAYS:
"fhis medicno is rapidly gaining conf
dence of the pe"ple, and the numerous ttstl-
moniaIs Of it's virtues. gwen by practitioners of
medIcine, leaves no doubt that it is a SAT-. and
rci'ahle REMEDY for IMPURITY OF THE BLOOD,
LIVER DISEASE, &c.'
The la-t NE iical Journal contains an arti-
Gle rom Prot: X. \. Newton, NJ. D.. President
OF the r Medi- College. city Of New York, that
speaks in high terms at it's curative prnu.r-
ties. and gives u special recommendation of
Ko.kno tn the practitioners Of medicine.
fhis Id, we believe, the first Instance where
such medicines have berIi officially endorsed
hy the Faculty uf any OF the Medical Colleges,
and reflects great credit upon the skill OF Dr
Lawrence its comp0undrr, aud also puts
"koskoo' i'll the VAN OF all other medicines
or the present day. Fog
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FEMALE Observation-Disclosures and her
needt. For compinlnis aud irregularities to
which her rex i. exclusively liable, HEINIrsu's
QUEENS DELIGHT is recommended OH the au-
thoritt of wives, mothers aid nurses who have
tested it's tonic and regulating properties, and
know whcrenf they speak," and also with the
sanction nf able phy-icians VIII, have aemi-
histered the QUEENS bELIeHT Ia their fomale
patients, Ill nbstinate cases, with the happIert
results. Al most all f.male complaints arc
c"inplica'ed ed with mentaI Elnrm and de.pnri-
aency, the gentle and lasting txhilarating
effects OF the QUEENS DELIGHT is admirably
mdnptrd to auc. cases. AS IL remedy for hya-
terra aud mental depression, it. has no eqnal
III tie world. Nurring Hiuther- fimd il al, adj
mlrablc invigorant It i- higi ly satisfactory
III IT. this preparation -houid prove 40 emf
ncntly benr.icial To he sex Young and old
will find relief always. For sale by F1sHRn &
HEINI'sH Feb 10
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ANOTHER SALE OF GoLD ORDERED
The Secretary of the Treasury has direct
ed the Assistant Treasurer OF New York.
to sell two millions of gold and purchase
two millions of bonds, on account of the.
sinking fund, in the month of April; and,
in addition thereto, to purchase two
millions Of bonds for the special fund;
making in all q sale of two millions OF
gold, and purchase Of four millions of
bonds fer the month.
When Chicago woman wants to get
a mau on breach of promise case, she
makes bet of n kiss with him, and
loses. She pays him the kiss in the
presence of witness, then sues him for
breach OF promise and trifling with her
affections, and 30 forth. Look out for
EN- when they offer to bet kiss.
The newest style for dressing the hair
is called ''The cleopatra" Tie hair is
brushed high off the forehead and braid
ed low in tho neck surmounted by q
large imitation snake, which is colled
around the head.
Dyspeptics should use DR.. TUFTS
Golden Engle Bittcrs.
"Just the thing!' Such is the excla-
nation of the Dyspeptics who use SOLO
MONS BITTERs. MI
DIR. TUFTS Golden Eugle Bitters is the
best tonic in the United States.
II am strong and healthy, yet to pre-
serve my good condition." 1 use Solo
MONS BIrTERs. MI
A healthy and exhilirating beverage is
DR.. TUFTS Golden Eagle Bltters.
The weak and emaciated mother saws:
my health and strength is restored rs
the use of" So1oMoNs B1rrRpe. MI
If you want a 6ne appetite and good
digestion use DR.. Tutt's Golden Eagle
Bitters.
'Ohl what an excellent Tonic" !" is the
language of the invalid who uses Solo
MONS BrrreRs. MI
Delicate females take the Golden Eugle
Ritters.
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INcENDIARIsM We regret to announce
an nct of luceudiarism which resulted in
the destruction of the barn aRd stables
of Mr.. Henry renuent, of the vicinity
of Lowndesvllle, on Saturday, the 18th
Of March. Together with the barn and
stables u quantity of corn aud fodder
was consumed. A negro woman, Agnes
Young. has been arrested aud lodged in
jail. She confesses the crime, and
charges that she wns put up to it by An
drew Speed, colored man, who prom
iaed to divide his crop for this year with
her. rs an indncement
AbbepiNe Press and Banner.
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Special Meeting Of the, Stockholders Of
the Sopth carolina Railroad Compa-
+ nv, aAd ofthe Southwestern Railroad
CHARLESTON, s. o., February 10, 1870.

OdhhLE5 ION, .. ", FeDruary ~, 1870.
DURSUANT to the Adjournment Of the An
Il nual Convention OF the Stockholders on
the 9th inst, Special Meeting OF the Same
will be hold on the FIRST TUESDAY In May
next, the Sd day Of that month. in the Bank
- IAN IN this city, for the purposes Indicated in
the following resolutions: ii,
"Resolued, That the consolidation Of the
Stock as recommended in the resolution pro-
posed by tho President and Directors OF the
Railroad Company, in their annual report, be
referred to Committee Of Three, to be ap
pointed BY tue Chair, to report on at special
meeting to be held in this city on the first
Tuesday in HAY next; that stock vote be then
taken thereon, and that immediate notice Of
the said meeting be given"
The resolution recommended by the Presi
dent and Board OF Directors Of the Railroad
Company, ia as follows
''Resolped, That tho Board of Directors be
authorized, at the earliest day practicable, to
consolidate tho half shares Of the Stock by
Issuing one whole share for every two half
shares as now represented on the stock book /"
AS ordered at the Annual Meeting on the 9th
instant, the Stockholders will be passed over
the Road on the above occasion, undor the
rule observed as to annual meetings, which is
as follows:
''That every Stockholder who shall have
owned his stock for three months previous to
the general annual meeting of Stockholders,
said meeting free OF charge, and that every
Stockholder who shall have owned five or
moro shares Tor three months previous to the
general annual meeting of Stockholders, be
permitted to pass on the Road, to. and from
said meeting, with his immediate family, free
OF charge" J. Il. EMERY,
April mo2 Secretary.
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Es Cd @ @!l I,E,e na -

Crumbs. are indebted to Mr.. r.
l.. Daniels for very fine roe sbad. Mfr.
D. claims to have reduced the, price. Of
fish in this market, and consequently is
entitled to the patronage of our citizens.
He can be found at the East end Of the
market. ,f'1}@ "a
Voters will bear in mind that they
must register before voting at the ma
nicipnl election to be held on Tuesday
next According to IN Act passed by
tue last Legislature, ench Ward elects it's
own Aldermen.
The Little Corporal for April is receiv-
ed, full life aud vigor rs usual; always
fresh and bright and original. Let nll
the children have this delightful juvepile
magazine. Only one dollar year. Pub
lished by Alfred l.. Sewell e Co., Chica-
go, Illinois.
There is no truer saying than that
''sweet are the uses of advertisements!'
A race is to come off Mt the Conguree
Race Course, to-duy, about p. M, be-
tween Kershnw and Richland nngs.
All must register ane,o for: the next
election. and each voter in his Ward.
The Nineteenth Ce7atury for April has
been sent to our o6ice-in good time,
and, as fur as we have been able to ascer-
tain from cursory perusal. appears to
be an admirable number. The services
OF Captain G.. e. Chichester have been
secured as business manager of the hine-
teenM Century, and we do him only COM
mon justice in saying that we feel
assured that DR.. Hicks will find valua-
BILE coadjutor in Capt. @.
There we're BIG names registered in
Ward No. 4, yesterday. The registration
offices arc open from u. m. to S p. m.
Register.
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For Sale.
Aug IL /

DICKSONS IAPRO VED COTTON SEED,
ROWN from Seed purchasrd directly uf
VI MIR. David Dickson, in 1867, aud CAREFUL,
preserved from mixing or adnlteration with
other seed.
I will deliver the Seed, sacked in good order
at tho Louisville Depot, South Carolina liait
road, at 200 per bushe, for any amount III
der bushels, or at $1.50 per 6ushel, for al
amounts in excess OF bushels.
A. p. AMAKElt, ht. Matthew's, s. O.
respectfully refer to the below named gen.
tlemen, who purchased Seed OF mo last spring,
tor If formation touching tho purity and supe.
riority OF the Seed, to wit: Hon. /. j. Good
ser, Esq, and VIM. Paullipg, Esq, st: Mat.
thew's; L. II. Beckwith, Esq, Jamison's; and
Captain F. Il. w. Briggmann and W. b. Muller,
Esq, Orangeburg Court House ; all CT Orange.
burg County, b. y. Feb II 3mo+
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During u Wyoming murder trial the
murdered mnn appeared in court alive
aud well. The trial, however, went on,
and the jury brought in verdict of
guilty. ''How's this?" says the Judge,
There has been no murder; the man is
alive i'll court" "Well, your honor, p"
says the foreman. "the jury is convinced
that Tho prisoner did not murder this
nun, but he is II dangerous person.
am sure he stole my gray mare, and we
believe that hanging him is necessary for
the peace Of the COUNTRY"
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A SocKDoLoaER.- .-Revels, the negro
Senator. occupies the seat once occupied
by Jefferson Davis. This affords the
radicals theme for frequent comment.
But the Detroit Free Press usks, "D,es
not Zlchnrinh Chandler fill the seat once
occupied by Lewis Cnss' l. not Fentun
in the sent of Silas Wright, Dick Y,t. 8
in the seat of Donglns. Charles Sumner
in that Of Daniel Webster. Drake in that
OF Thomas II. Benton, Colfnx in that
once occupied by George Clinton and
Martin Van Buren, aud Grnnt in that of
George Washington and Jenerson?"
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THE POPULAR VoTE.-The Charleston
NetcS states that iii eleven Counties Of
this Stale, there are white mpjorities
tnugiug from 20 in Lancaster, to 1,977
III Spnrtauburg, and that in twenty
Counties, there are colored majorities
ringing from In Marlboro, to 5000 in
Charleston. The total vote of the State,
according to the last returns, is 148.7l6,
viz: White SO 30l, und colored 89,4I5.
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HOTEL ANIMALS, April = Columbia Hotel =
9; Il Edmonds, Jr., J Buiow, Nidgeway;
Miss Gardner, Il NJ Gilbert. ,su ummerviile, j N
McGill. Yuik; j. Mitchell and son, Nuns
horn; O'Brien. A w lharin, q W house.
III Fine, Charestnn; l. l. Frederick, J O
Draft, Lex ngton; Il A Minis. Ede, field; J II
MEYERS. nrrtn, City; MayDery and
,ady, Grernville; Hamilton, w nj Thum as
Lynch, W lifting, n q; q Il Beatty. Va;
J + NJ. Coy, Wrs Wakeman. two Miss Wake
man's, A Bulk,cy. d Cooking and lady, Miss
d4"hi'i, 7; Is ID Townsend, Society hi.i; +
Nickerson House r Green, u iang.burg;
~ Craig. Blackstork; II + Adams, Gu; j Fl
Kunkeii, City; CA Wali"r. Greenwoud; l.
Miller, Due West; J Il kobertsun, :. w White
AbIeviIle; Mi-s A Is Freeman. Iowa; j q
Courtney, II q Capps, \ G.: j y Porter, Union;
G N q Butt, Yulkvllle; Il Goodin, Granite
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A Michigan boy who was short time
since sent to the State Reform School,
was discharged on account Of good con.
duct, aud upon his return home found
Ills luther and mother both drunk and
engaged in q. fierce quarrel. He inter
fered, was pretty severely pummeled,
aud turned ont Of doors. On Friday.
he applied to the officer OF the institu-
ton for re-admission.
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It is little difficult for us precisely to
understand, not the spirit. but the posi-
ton OF our "abstruct friend of the
Winnsboro Ne,0s. At one time, we
understood him to advise joining the
conservative Republican," organization.
in order to direct it Alright. At another
time. we understood him as standing
alone, waiting with eager expectation,
for that happy time when he shall absorb
the good elements of bath existing par
ties, and thus bring into life new and
better party. Now he becomes ''n con
servutive Republican" Now. like u very
whale, he stands ready to swallow nll the
doubling Thomnses and ull tho reculci-
trant Jonnhs i'll the land "Undrr Which
King, Benzoni, speak or de!" OIL
'nbstract philosopher" cone down to
the concrete. Oh, student! Leuve thy
closet.
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ANOTHER IMPEACHMENT. ia Penn
sylvanlm bachelor" thus gets after lovely
woman: II impeach her in. the name Of
the great whnie of the ocean. whose
bones are toru aannder to enable her to
keep straight. I inpeach her in the
hume of the peacuck, whose strut with
out his permission sue has stealthily and
without honor assumed. impeach her
in the name of the horse, whose tail she
has perverted from it's use to the making
of wavy tresses to decorate the back of
the head and neck. I impeach her in
the nnme of the kangaroo, whose beauti-
fnl figure she, in takIug upon herself the
Grecian bend, has brought into ill-favor
aud disreputn.
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Funeral Invitation.

The friends and acquaintance of Mr.. and
Mrs. John A. Moody, are invite ell to attend the
funeral OF their infant son, WILLIE, from
their rcsi lrnce, on Oad-den street, near
Upp, r, THIS AFTERNOON. at o'clock
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Living Writers of the South.

CHORT biographies, lists OF works, and ex-
~ tracts from the most popular volumes OF
every living writer OF the Southern United
states. by Professor James Wood Davidson.
~ A very large handsome book. Price So 90.
Vashti, or Until Death us Do Part. By Au.
thor OF Beanla, Maoaria, &c. S20O.
The Polar World-a popular description OF
gions Of the Globe-ilustrated. 1915.
The Romance Of Spanish History, by John
s. @. Abbott; with Illustrations.
Pictorial Field Book Of the War, OF 1912. BY
Benson j. Lossing, anthor OF Pictorial Field
Book Revolution. $500.
Photograph Albums, Pocket Cutlery &C.. at
DUFFIE d CHAPMAN'4 bookstore.
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SHOCKING HOMICIDE IN WILLIAMSBURG.
The iKingstree Star, Of Wednesday, says:
It becomes our melancholy duty to an
nonnca one of the most shocking and
deplurable cases Of homicide that has
ever occurred in this community. For
some time past personal difficulty has
been brewing between two young gen.
tlemen Of this District, Mr.. j. J. Martin
aud Mr.. Sidney NJ, Brown. More than
two years have elapsed since the origin
Of the rupture between them: TLey
have made publication Of the cause of
the Difference. between them, and as the
public are as we'll Informed on these
points as we are. We will not undertake
to recapitutate them in this article. On
Friday last Sidney NJ. Brown, james nj.
Brown and Thomas j. Duke proceeded
to Rough Branch Church, in this Dis
trict, where Mr.. Martin was engaged in
teaching school, and, after dismounting
from their animals, q school miss, who
was i'll the yard, ,was. sent in with re-
quest to Mr.. Martin to come out-that q
gentleman wished to- see him. He i'm
me,lintely went out, and started in the
direction of where lie saw some of the
party standing, but, before he had pro-
ceeded fur, he was arrested by the open
lug of hostilities. Mr.. Martin then
drew his pistol. and, staggering to small
tree, he put his arms around it for IL
support, discharged two chambers OF
his pistol. the ball of one wounding Mr..
Brown in the thigh. Mr.. Martin then
fell back dead, pierced through the
breast with two bullets, and one in his
arm. The party then left, and the
scholars scattered in oil directions alarm
ing the ueighbors and patrons of the
school. who assembled at once Mt the
scene Of the conflict: Mr.. A.3F. Cade,
who lives about half mile distant,
reuched the deceased first, bat life was
entirely extinct. The parties with the
exception of Mr.. Sidney NJ. Brown, who
is now under medical treatment are
now in the custody of the sheriff.
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Funeral Invitation.

Tho friends anil acquaintances of Mr.. and
AIRS A. +. C'rroll, arc respectfully invited to
attend tho funeral of their son CHARLES,
from their Residences, near starke's Hill, THIS
AFIE sNuON. II, IN f-raat 3 o'clnck
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State Of South Observation-Disclosures
County.

.-'r.l- OOuuty.
Il. COURT OF COMMON PLEAS.
Jonathan M. Blakely and Winthrop B. Will
liams, as survivors Plaintiffs, %. Alexander
Laughlip. Defendant.
TNlO! ALBXANDER LAUGHLIN, Defendant
Il in this action: You are hereby summoned
and required to answer the complaint In this
action, which is filed in the office of the Clerk
Of the Court of Common Pleas, for the said
County, and to serve q copy OF your answer
bia, within twenty days after the service of
this summons on you, exclusive OK the day of
service.
II you fail to answer this complaint within
the time aforesaid, the plaintiffs viii! take
Judgment against you for the sum OF three
thousand and forty-seven dollars and ninety
one cents, with interest at the rate Of seven
per centum, payable annually from the thirty
first day OF May, ono thousand eight hun
dred and sixty, and cnsts.
Dated March 80. 1870.
BAkNWELL Il MONTEITH.
April s6 PLAINTIFF Attorneys.
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In Uniontown, Pa, there is an anti
slandering society. This will seem very
singular to onr readers. until we add that
it has only, one member, and she is deal
and dumb.
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Registration.
THE following is list of the Managers and
Il the Offices for registration, at the election
to be held ON TUESDAY next, for Mayor and
Aldermen of the city of Columbia.
WARD No: 90. Shultz, E. Thompson, l..
Coviaort.-At G. Minort's House.
WARD No: 2.-F. W. Wing. James Davis,
James Bamtield.-At Judge Wigg's Office.
WARD No. 3-W. Mishaw, l.. r. Levin. A.
@. Davis.-At Holmes Shop
WARD No. 4.-P. Cantwell, John Mott, D. B.
Clayton.-At Elingtons Store.
BY order Of Chairman Board of Managers,
March 3O4 NJ E EDWaEOS
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Nominations.

Nominations.
COLUMBIA. 8. c.. March %, 1870
At meeting held in Dr.. J. L. Neagles Hall,
by the delegates from four Wards Of the city
OF Columbia. 8. c., which we're in Convention.
the following nominees were unanimously
elected for tho next municipal election, viz:
John FL. Alexander, for Mayor.
ALDERMEN.
WARD No. III. w. Denny, Augustus Cooper
Charles Minort.
WARD No. 2-W. Hutson Wigg, Israel Smith,
VIM. Hayne.
WARD No. 3-Wm. Mooney, Joseph Taylor,
8 Thompson.
WARD No. Ar. NJ. Wallace, VIM. Simmons.
Isaac Goodwin.
8. B. THOMPSON, Pres't.
D. RoDT. GAIdE, Sec'y. March 23
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LIST OF NEW aDvERTIsEMENrs-
hepUrL ut the Condition Car, lima Nat. Bank.
j. II. Lmery-Mteting Stockholders
Is rn Veil IL Monteith -Coul Common Pleas,
X. l.. Daniels-tish.
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to sulti Now we admlt that this case
Is not altogether analogous to that OF the
The daily phoenix. [volume] (Columbia, S.C.) 1865-1878, 1870-04-02

The New York Herald, calling upon
President Grant to change his Cabinet,
says: with the restoration OF the South,
some one should be taken from that part
OF the country. Such man, for exam
pie, as General Orr, of South Carolina.
With his large experience, thoroughly
national views aud great ability. he
would be o valuable Cabinet Minister at
the present time. His appointment. too,
would go far to heal our sectional diff
Aculties."