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The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1870-04-21
Richmond Advertisements

Richmond Advertisements.
OWE 1T A TRIAL!
VI MAGNUM BONUM SOLUBLE
PHOSPHATE, composed of DISSOLVED Bones, Am
monia and Potash, which embraces all the ele.
ments of plants
1t sciH more than repay the outlay the first season BY
increased crops
1t ,oiH make your land richer and better.
1t sciN keep insects from your crops.
1t is indeed i" The great good" for uhih erery
Farmer is seeking.
Bone Phosphate Of Lime So per cent
,. Of which is solubls IA per cent.
Analysis Ammonia 4 per cent.
Potash per cent.
1t is in good condition for drilling, and is pack
ed in good strong bags containing 1871 lbs. each.
Price in Baltimore $56 per 1000 lbs.
For sale at this place, freight added, by Deal
ers at all prominent points.
Geo. Dugdale, Jas. NJ. Girvin, Vim. Dugdale. J
DUGDALE & GIRylN,
Sole Proprietors,
IS South St., Baltimore, Md.
Fer sale by Geo. E. Price, Staunton, Va.
april Ism
JOHN H. ROSE. HENRY P. DAY.
Dose & Day,
LII 1906 Franklin ST., near the Old Market,
RICHMOND, VA,
PRACTICAL
Tin Plate and Sheet Iron Workers.
Wholesale and Retail Dealers in
Stoves. Tin and Sheet Iron Ware.
All goods sold by us warranted
Goods sold as low as in any Northern house.
nsAp Orders from the Valley solicited
Nv
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AFFIDAVIT OF SUPERIORITY
OVER ALL.

Enc First Strictly Impa rtial Trial over al.
BLIND FOLD TRIALS AGAINST
steinway's, Chickering'S, and other
Pianos.
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BE- BALMORAE, KNIT, s. HOOP SKIRTS
..1.;;..-es Balmoral Skirts at Goo. worth 81; La
dies Balmoral Skirts at 81, rs worth 1875; Knit
Wool Skirts at So worth "a piece Hoop Skirts
from 35c to 3$3, at LEVY BROTHERS..
Buy piece of genuine Georgia Nankeen; ten
yards in piece; price, 1925. mar 3-tf
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eEa. FLANNELS The largest and best as
sorted stock of Flannels in this city. Take
look at the excellent White Flannel at Is cents
worth 30c White Flannel, all pure wool, at 800
per yard worth 40c. White Flannel, full yard
wide and fine, at so cents worth 75c. Shaker
Flannel very heavy, full yard wide, at SOC worth
75s White, Grey. Red, and Blue Twilled Flan-
nels, all colors; and Embroidered Flannel at
LEVY BROTHERS.
Real Georgia Nankeen, 10 yards in piece, for
81, 25; the price never lower.
nea. FURS!-No better time to purchase than
the present. We are making great sacrifices
rather than carry them over the season. Also
great bargains in CLOAKS and SHAWLS, at
LEVY BROTHERS.,
1918 and 1915 Main street.
Our Coo Linen is going fast. Supply your
selves now. march 3-f
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nsa. BLANKETS Take q look at cur Blank
cts. The prices have been marked down. Now
is the time TO purchase BED, CRIB, or CRADLE
Blankets, at LEVY BROTHERS..
Our pure Irish Linen at 60e. per yard s de-
cided bargain. mar 3-tf
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Harerooms and Office, No. 554 broadway,
Mandatory, 1877 l. 1s9 Bowery, New York.
nov lily
The Newberry herald. [volume] (Newberry, S.C.) 1865-1884, 1870-02-02

Indigestion not only effects tho physical
health but tho dispositions and tempcrs OF
its victims. Tho dyspeptlc becomes too, In
q measure dcmoralizcd by hts sufferlngs. lie
Is subject to fits Of irritation by his sui.
lenness, or despair, as the case may be,
pretcrnhtunl sonsitiveness which no cannot
controI: leads bin to misconstruo tho words
and acts of those around him and his inter
coGfso even with those nearest and dearest to
him testincss foreign to his roal alnaturo. Those
arc tho mental phenomena Of tho disease.
for which tho invalid cannot be Justly held
Responsible, but they occasion much house.
hold discomfort. Il ls to tho interest Of tho
homo circle, It is essential to family harmony
as well as to tho rescue Of tho principal
sufferer from state not far removed from
incpicnt insanity, TINT thcso symptoms Of
montal disturbance DO promptly removed.
This can only bo done by removing their
physical cause, q derangcmcnt of the func.
tions Of tho stomach and its allied yiscero
tho livor and tho howcIs. Upon these three
important organs Ilostelter's Stomach RE
tors ctsimultaneously, producing a Thorough
ana snititary change in thcir condition. Tho
v,egeiaolo ingredients of which tho pseparo.
ting Alternative character and tho siiTniiiai,ks
witch lends activity their Is roffiedlllS
virtues is tho purcst and bost that. .SaTI E
extracted from tho most wholeson1n GfT
cereals, VIZ: sound rye. No dyspent ;Sl
take this gcnial restorative for o aitifIavnn
without experiencing a notable sinpSok
ment IN his general hoalth. NSF 69yovc-
.nn, h,s bodily S9d Iy spffsrngs abats fE91ss win
lossncss and irrltablllty, u its Scst,
change 81 viii manifest itseff fiTEhls happy
y Feb. 23--1,m, aXS s,,H'yy ,rS
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Greenvillo and Columbia Railroad.

a thousand and ono rumors arc afloat con.
cerning tho "situa,ion" Of tho abovc road.
Onr readers, arc aware thut n largo amount Of
'lle stock Of the road, ncHrly 25,0O0 shares,
hhs been bought up at something ovei. 50
per shire. And, without doubt, tho manage
Of tho road has passed into other hands: the
purchasing party having secured enough
stock together with thar of tho State, to l,avo
q controlling voice. "'
I Wo learn that IN agent of tho South Caro-.
1lna Railroad IL now on tho G. s. g. Il. Il
offering 50c. moro on tho share tlian was re-
allied by those stockholders who sold to the
agents Of tho other pariy.
This, wholesale sacrifice Of tho stock Of tho
above road comes to us like clap of,hunder
In clcar sky for under ,hcplcscnt cfllcicn,
management wo wcro led TO suppose TINT II
was prospcring and daily increasing In i'm
portance, and bid fur IN a few years to nt-
tain the position Tint was hoped for 1t by its
friends. '
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Enlarged Paper,

Aye present our papcr at length in its
|nrsrd (nrm. Tho time fixed ror this
b the first Of january. the commence.
BIT Of the volume, hut the best hid
Ia sometimrs are ursGt MS was the
8 with ours. The diflicultios overcome
bart however, we have: :tht'plcasurc "t
Hing the Herald in'its improved and
Urged form to its mnny readers, ontl
with steady and persistent effort
eep on improving in the future. 1t
cur purpose to- bnnst Of what wc
3onc.or Of the cost incurred in ,nnk
10 present enlargement ; this IL un:
sasy, it spenks for i..elf, aud all We
for continued liberal aud cnrncSt
brt at the hands Of the people nf the
ct and elsewhere, M the advantages
doing rnay he apparent to them.
&ia1ly do we ask ,l,c pc"l'lo Of the
Ect to give II hearty. support to its
&,nt,cr
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Editorial Mela,,po.
Broad Kivcr Bridge Is cOmplrtrl.
Co,umhin Ia to have II new bank.

Broad River Bridge Is completed.
Colnmhin ia to have II new bank.
rrcsidopt Salnnve was recently executed.
Elliott IL spoken Of for the ,ludgcship.
land OH the Goth ult. ''''
tNcv. X. " Memmlngcr has resigned tho
chnrgo Of St. Johns Church, Winnsboro,
d: Prentice Of the Louisville Courior-
journal Is dead. lilo was ono Of tho most
distinguisl'cd Journalistic In tho country.
Kings arc taking hoiidsy--l'rlnco Arthnr
" coming South. lilo is snid to bu a hand.
tome youth Of ufnotecn. a
brigham Young has an army Of 25,OO0
70 oppose tho United States and defend
polygamy. Iuayt =
Revcls. colored Senator, from b1iasrssIppi.
has arrived IN Washington. lilo Insists on
full and equal privileges.
DR. baker, pastor Of st. Mary's Catholic
and lingering illness. lIo was sixty.thtce
years Of ago, and universally beloved. ''NNF
heratd dates to Jan. so, stato that Jordan
defeated Pueblo, killing forty, officers. and
BILLED and wounded 400 mon, near Guaiinaro,
new yoafs day. Tho Insurgents are In force :.
cvanna,I.t., 1v,H nceoMmts ss sny that tho work cf
coiored from tHs soa9s gs nrc p4enerIas a'eseh. =,
gradually penetrate tho country.
Dt. Livingstone still heard from. We
hopo that he will yet give us a volume Of
good ne~e. What IL he find the sources of
tho Nile ?
Tho Southern Guardian, under tho ablc
management Of @. T.. Polh0m. Esq, has re.
entered tho field Of JonrnalIsm. ". II Nc
Cav Co, Managing editors. We wish tho
enterprise SucceSs. 4 'as 4 81
Henry Ilaclde, tho distinguished comedian,
VINO mas performed before tho olite Of tho
world, died recently at his homo IN Long Is-
land, tp tlle Fdtb yoar Of his nge. lIo was
born IN Charleston In I599. "
- Among tho sufferers by the recent fro In
Shostor, ~erc the pEQpfictors Of tho Stah.
we are glad to lcatn ttat Messts. Mci.ure &,
bradley VIII have The Reporter out again
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THE CHARLESTON News AND ITS Az.
NouScEMsNT.- ---Wo observe that the
Charleston News lays down what It
calls "rho Platform of tho South Caro-.
lima Democracy" Wo desire first to
say that wo mako no issue with the News
upon the subject matter Of its dcclara.
ton. But It is duo, at least to this
journal, to soy That we do not recognize
tho right either of tho. Nows, or any
other journal, to lay down tho platform
Of the South Oarolina, Democracy. We
presumcllhnt at tho right tsmo, and 10 its
own way, tho South Carolina Democracy
will lay down platform for themselves.
In tho mean timo the Nows can do no mo, q
than give expression to its own platform ;
and wo have tho right to say, with du o
courtesy, that the Nows hhs exercised an
authority which no journal in tho Slate
has right to assume. Wo, "who bave
6orno tho heat and burden Of tho day."
do not assume This authority, and We
do not intend to concede it to other
Journals. - Phoenix.
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A SPLENDID CHANCE TO COM.
Fob 2 S IF


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rcmo'c t'e Monthly Magazine contains tho e.,
Srntl"s a. all Others. including tho utilities Oftke
menta. ~ -!
The only Reliable Fashions IN NIL their details.
m lHe b"nuties ~ ntilitics Of Literature Poetry
Sketches. storirs. Music, mud every branch ofen.
'fGr.aming and useful reading calculated to eBt
Cheerful a,tractye, useful and harpy; with =
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,hches entitled The I'io-nlc on the Fourth OF
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The engraving ia MI done IN line and stIppis.
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Railroads..


This is tic nbsn, bing quest lon Of The day md
new lines and greater facilities nrc everywhere
discussed. No sooner Is ono gigantic effort a
success, thnn It is tinnsccnled by another. Tie
grcnt event ofthc dny-thc inter oceanic or Pnci-
tic EuiIroFd-is TO Sc oner completed than tho
idea is conceived Of constructing roads OF greater
wfdtl, and with qundruple tracks, to accommodate
core OF imn'cnsc size and strength, which arc to
move with exceeding precision and velocity.
Now we sec thnt with tho ''risdalc patcnt nd
justnb'c ANlcs, "cu,s con be .hifcd for my guaec
ofroad. This If II decided facilny. A couple Of
freight cnrr, built for this rurptec reached t;eor
Rn lust week from the Richmond aud Dnnvillc
rn,d.
The railrond kings. who deal IN dollars only
BY the million. are lushing South. They see an
Inviting field, and combination 10 their watc,,>
word, nnd 10 thIs end will they purchase and
throw n i,nlf dozen lines Into ono continuous %
sweep OF r"nd. md inauHutaic no. cru.
IL the many schemes HOW on the tnpis for our
State nrc successful. thctc win DC Il ct-work of
railrrads TINT will ramity md intclscct cycry
locality. Tie Augusta md Port Royal the blue
Ridge md the l'ninwrll i,,ds nre an fuit accom-
Pill; While we hear Of linkS from Grccnvillc and
Slnitnnburg 10 Asliuvillc; trt ~ 06 to Aiken;
hnln Freq Level 10 Lexington; from NrHbcrry
to Chester. &c.; with The linc from Sumter TO
F"'u'n6m, ll'cic are many .tl'cis spoken Of IN
the North castrrn portion nf the Sinte.
Nur people have hercr brcn sufficiently nliye
to 1hrH own Stuic Interests : Tho Hue Ridge
should nNny yrnr ago have engaged their nn-
divided nhd n,m"nirus attention. The roads
tlut Ia.liatc hclthwutd Il ON onr State. divert
much Of lie llninUs tl,nt would flow hithcr
we're the cl,nnl"ls olcn, Lut ns Il In, no counter
influence presents itself. aud from western North
Cnrolinn the supplies from tho groat western
sources 20 ninth. while the eastern rouds tnkc
from our SIntc md It's metropolis, much tint
would i,cteHsc their wealth md Importance.
The ccujrctnc thut The Iaurrns, SpnrtuHbu1r
md Grccnvi HE tto; ts are desired fur onsofa-
ton, n,id to fo,m part Of the Santhtrn Iuclnc
Hailr'md, with Port Royal as its terminus may
hc true. chn rlcston should Look we'll To hcr
lnurcts.
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"DndEr lt"ozcr wnS n native Sultli Caro-
linlnn, having hccn horn in Lexington
District, in 1903, us VIC are informed
was educated at tho South, Carolina Col
lrgc, in tic time Of the presidency Of lh,
late venerable D.. Cno,,rr; entered unou
the practice of law, in the vilagc of Lex
'nSt"n, about the year 1882; mud (u,
several terms represented the pcrulc ol
Lexington In IT, Gc, oral Assembly, frs,
as member nf the House nf Representa-
ti'es, and then In The Senate Of The State.
lilo was elected, hy Tho Republican par.
ty, in 1868, to The office 1T Lieutenant
Governor, and, under. the constitution,
hrca'nc, OK o!ficio President nr the Son.
ate, which otlirr he filled, ill in the win.
ter "f lSGa he was elected one of the cir
cult Judges Of The State"
: His death creates a vacancy on thc
Bench, and the question arises who is to
Take his place. Whirpcr Of The House,
and Wright Of the Senate, both cnIorcd,
and both prominent lights with ,hci,
party arc spoken Of in this connection,
and the idea prevails TINT ono or tho
other Of them will he the man. Elliott,
also c"l"rcta, is spoken AZ besides in ia.
dicial connection. Perhaps we may have
two c"Iorcd judges. .'.
While on The subject Of division Of
the loavcs and fishes, We may add that
Chief Justice Moses is putting himself
through for a seat IN the United States,
and 1t is thought he will win.
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D Blue Ridge Railroad.

H. cp,|fiEr,giyes the follow.
Rrrcstihg item of'ncws in re.
Is road, md Fit he correct in
1T is a SUBJECT Of congra,uIa
Rnly ns 10 its carly compile.
& change Of depot. The Cou.
Swell understood that a hct
hc found for this road ilinn
The new route commences
Rt. ut this plncc, and in,cr.
lc original line eighteen
|| this ,:lh'int: by. this ar.
II Slumphousc tunnel aud
lediatc ones can hc avoided.
fi distance can he saved hy
thu froSt inf the Mcw
completion Of tho old one
ape.., We rejoice in being
RiS. statement by authority.
8the: prejudice engetldrrctl
drprisr on account Of the
c'icability Of boring thro'
tunnel. Besides, We
from more quarters than
Ad will bc completed at
Locally, the proposed
will threw The ,rnck in
'd with it u change Of
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COMM ERCIAL.

NEwpEnnY, S. c., February l.-cotton 2l]1 I"
233. 40, Calm. of c,tto,
+oedny obnut 8 bales-middlines 23t a 233.
INV Esw S YORK. January Sl-7 ?. M;.Monsy sosy;
Mt nc. Sterling 9. Gold 2lt. Cotton du il und
declining, with sales Of 700 balcs. d.,
huuusrA, January 3l.-Cotton market dull
nnfi lowcr. with sales OLA bales; receipts GS7--
middllhgs 23;. ~, al,
and | a 10. lower. with sales OF 2 o bales-m'u'
dllngs 24;; receipts It, 60. c.,.o
LiyEurooL, january 3l--Eycning.-.t'ott 'otton
tends down-uplands liz Orleans III LII.
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Boyd's Prolific Cotton
Seed for Sale

l have several huUdrcl bushels Of tho
above named seed for sale, which are. of.
,terc.d at one dollar aud twenty five bush
'cl, sacks included. These seed are warran.
ted to he eqn'l TO the best, and far snpc-
;tior TO- Most Of the seed sold NJ Mr.. Dick
sons. have made and picked 1900 lbs.
seed cotton from one acre Of land planted
with these seed. My nddr s&:is:Newbcrry
C. H., s. G. MI. DAVENPORT.
Feb Z 5 At. :'': ..'''
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Physicians Use Them III Their Practice.

1t is almost universally tho case that Phys
siclans condemn what aro generally known
as Patent Medicines" Although DR..
TUFTS LIVER PILL IS NOT A PATENT
MEDICINE. yet Its composition (tho result
Of years of study Is known only to himself,
and so palpable are their valuable curative
properties, that very mnnv Of tho first Physi-
cinns IN tho South and West have adopted
thom tn their practice, and recommend them
to their patients. Feb. Q, SGT.
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-$ - g.
A Wsrd About Nho:ft Mark,

- '" Ia AAo0oV SNAO ~ u1Hk
8 h.tlc mnrk innnctnt and harmless
#Eharacler aud vocation, aud Sc
essential to the .;riewsImrcr pub
throws some pcn.into high dutl.
Outs them inl6o nvor Of indigpa.
% much so, and'so'' much therefor
flashed and scollysl, that we urc
1 Kinrd to adopt the plan hereafter OF
the objectionable n one time
the subscription nf each snbScri.
Hut, and THEN STOP THE PAPER. 1t
Ended To cnfnrcc this rule before,
'nny begged lbs to continuc, on
MISE of "sctlIiHg shortly" thst,il
strictly done, aud hence tho r!if.
These parties forgot all about
Rmisc, and after Waiting VIC cross
q spell anoti,Sf, and another
Srhaps followed. Whose fault
liter six or eight months, mny
some deeply injured friend
comes in, settles up, and gives
scoring for sauce, MS only a
ct baggcr ought to receive.
Ted dear patrons, VIC arc as
rcd Of making the cross as you
Aivc it, and hcuccfn,tl, We will
A. ono time, and strike out, at
time, patience and pencil.
still delinquent though mus,
mi.occaSionally-if they do
until arrearages arc squared
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On. next Monday. sale day, ttcro will
" large. number Of persons In town.
e will DC glad to havo those who arc
ID, btcd call ami settle, those whose
descriptions have just expired cone up
kei renew. and those who have not yet
bscritr'', to tclay no l5ngcr, but come
@ and take Our l'upcr. Come ono, come
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Mrs. Rawlings Of Brunswick. Va, while
sitting In her room in tho evening, sur.
rounded by her little children, was shot at
through tho window and killed. Tier hus.
band returned to find his wifo murdered
and their little snothcrless children weep.
Ing over her. What picture Of grief, and
what a commentary upon tho times. as VI.
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ss. J.EW:RENR1., IS. C.
,y~+ @===-4.==,= @==-.==,== a.,.l
Wednesday, February q, 1870,

On our outside will bc found very
,tc,cs,i"g letter from q Young friend
bw Oh Tho continent Of Europe. This
|ttcr will he followed by others. as he
esigns visiting several localities during
Ae year. aud will give tho readers OF tho
3r,hl,l tic huuctit of hts observations. i;
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Four Copies for Ono Dollar.

The Little Soldier, published at Macon
Ia, ny j: W. Burke & Co., ia the cheapest
md hnndsomest Sunday School paper in,
tlis courtry, North or Southi Each mum.
her contains sixteen pages and from olght
to ten elegant cngravings. Single copies,
81 cents year. or four copies, sent 10 ono
address, one dollar. ''.. - -
Feb, 2. 6-St . ... ......... -.
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Tho frtondlincss md heart in tho Quaker.
Indian policy docs n good work for Tho rc.
form OF tho savages, Tho ..'poor indian
certainly needs, and IL entitled to, on On.
lightcn"d humanity. iIo is driven to tho
very end ofthc log. ;%
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----- -----s-
Money Wanted.

morc n'"''cy to keep ths.
Slng. In spite uf his
@ny and reform he can.
line for Il ccnt less than
b than Johnson required
yet the departments at
tepudinting tho most
s cvcrv day, nu1, so far
ito. honest creditors is
'rcnsnry Is absolutely
y lcpk Somewhcrc."
@ is a leak somewhere,
le-thc whole tub leaks.
@ 10 leak until the entire
falls to pieces. Grant
lis that to be won.
alIc whole crew want
hey will have it too,
government" Is bank.
ice an sho Is almost
and honesty. Tho
ed ext'avaganco M
ing. xhieh costs the.
'neS as .alch as that
boncst prcdecessors,is
cyos Of tho people,
here tho money goes.
lcake. and q pretty
one Of his plans OF
radicals want more
ir carpet baga, and
sariea, cons,abulary
country in Torment.
gg caro- Of their intcr.
carry the next eiec,
lease 70 practice
worked out. The
7an,'e l7'a,ye this lea4o Of
the ji,nliquitols party
pt, q change Of: ru...
rctrenchment, Il
lual rights, this Is
tayetllo hope TINT
i left TO work out q
q esircd so $ much
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Having made arrangements viii ~ \. tnSI'
iowlng hrst class papers aud maao,,n". s,s votN
can club them with tho lIcraij :, ., xe
low PRICES named, and will hold tht. ivy vesy
ecdcnted offer open to all new s"Ssspte S s9pte.
from now until tho first of aasvsMSs1osfp
would advise TINT Gibbs be formna aI =. W.
tions aud that each member of a c,uh see'
Q dilferent paper, ds this viii Rivo s',.e Me
variety OF interesting reading to nci,kSssSi kSssi
hoods. We uither offer to those S"oyst VIZ w,
get up club Of ten subscribers 70 ,hs NV n.u
ald and any Of tho papers named. n 'cons mst:
our paper FREQ, or for club of twcnis2 i2 S,n -
tho papers named, one copy Of tho Ho,.m
aud copy Of any Of the magazines Or o@ ~.
pers In tho list. Young Indies and psD!ss. "a
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The Sourn CAROLINA CONTESTED ELrc.
r'oN CAsr.--A special despatch to the
Charleston News, dated Washington,
January 25, says: "
The House spent the cntirc day in dc .
b.ting tho report Of tho Committee on
Elections in the contested election case
Of Wallace (radicaD against Simpson,
Ocmocrat,) from tho Fourth 'Congres.
sional District Of South Carolina. At
one time, it was decided. by voto Of lo3
to IS, that Simpson bad prima facio
title to his seat; but, iii consequence OF
the severe fighting md desperate efforts
of tho leading radicals, this vote vas rc.
considered, and tho prima facie report of
tho Committee on Elections laid on the
table. This leaves tho case open to con.
test on its merits; but, pending tic
final decision Of the House, doprivcs
Simpson Of his scat. Tho scene in the
House, during tho debate, and when tho
final voto was tnkon, was among tho
most exciting evor' witnessed during tho
consideration Of contested election.